Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
QVER THE T0P AND DAY |S SAVED PHOENIX, MAR|C0PA AND STATE
 ALI JUN THE PATRIOTIC LIST

Good old Phoenix, Maricopa county and Arizona.
 With a concerted rally. an altogeth- CT pull and a do or die spirit that never will be forgotten, they yesterday morn ing girded on their armor of determi- nation, picked up the spear of invinci- bility and went forth to put the city, county and state where it belongs, in the ranks of the 100 per cent that are backing their battling sons to the limit.
 It was a glorious finish. a splendid finale to d campaign that has tested the mcttle of the hard working, untir- ing men and women who. although at times the clouds of defeat hung low over the field. never would admit that there was even a chance of being beat en in the task of putting the state over.
 It was a happy. satisfied bunch of workers who went home late last night, tired, but amply repaid for their un- ceasing labor for their country in the knowledge that they had won. THEY HAD WON.
 Phoenix Over at Noon
 The city of Phoenix went over the top in the Fourth Liberty Loan before noon yesterday, the county of Maricopa was way over by dark last night, and at s o'clock last night State Secretary Harry Welch notified district head quarters at san Francisco that the state of Arizona had gone away over as usual.
 Before noon yesterday the city had passed her quota of S1,S11,000 and al 9 o'clock last night the total counted had reached S1,9S5, ,000,-with several of the leading banks vet to report the | days business, and numerous teams and working committees still on the streets and not accounted for. There were 3.9S0 different subscriptions counted to make up this total, but tables piled high with uncounted pledges and money gave the impression that when the final total is reached the city of Phoenix will have done herself proud"
 Maricopa Also There Maricopa county, as far as the count had progressed last night, had sub. scribcd for bonds to the value of B. 551,200 on a quota of S2,615,6 500. but lit erally hundreds of communities were yet to be heard from officially and hat not been tabulated.
 That the state quota of s6,231, 60( had been lar ONerSuDScrlbed was SC strongly indicated by the telegram. pouring in from every corner of tht state that there is no doubt of the re- suit. No word from district headquar- ters had been received here late las night
 Motor Boys Work
 The most interesting feature of tho last day of the bond drive in Phoenix was the vigorous campaign put on by the volunteers of the Motor Transpor corps, at the suggestion of R. A. Kirk the local civilian organizer for thi' service.
 These boys too eager to get to Der lin to wait to be called in their reg ular turn, had volunteered to go over seas in 90 days as drivers, motor cycle despatch riders, and repair men ] Yesterday the men who had vOlun teored from Phoenix for this service | established Field Hearquarters" on |; | big army truck in front of the Nationa Bank of Arizona. Equipped with wire less and field telephones, and flanket with despatch riders and fast cars | they kept the city buzzing all day Phone calls were answered by the des patch riders. getting away as thougl