Arizona republican., 1918-10-04
C|TY MUST BUY S86,000 WORTH
 IF BONDS DAILY
Total Subscribed In Phoenix Was $400,000 Last Night
 Only About One-Eighth
 Quota Allotted To City

Maricopa county reached the s4Oo. 900 mark yesterday in subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty loan, according to reports compiled at headquarters last night. Of this amount approxi- mately -$250,0 is credited to Phoenix.
 Although subscriptions have been coming in steadily, the response will have to be greater if Phoenix is going to meet her quota said Harry Thomp- son, one of the managers of the city campaign. ITO meet the quota as signed, Phoenix must buy sS6. 900 worth of bonds every day, while Mari copa county must take $124,O0O daily during the campaign. That means that greater efforts will have to be put forth than have been heretofore. To date we have only 2,200 subscribers in this county. little more than one-eighth of the number it is hoped to secure. !"
 South Side Coming
 Mesa reported 271 subscribers last night, with total subscription tc date of $32,700. This is about 40 per cent of Mesa's quota of $79. FOO Chandler reports total of s15.550 to date, of which s1650 was raised Thursday. This is about 30 Der cent Of Chandler's quota of s51, 600. Other towns in the valley continued the good work, and the drive was reported as meeting with fair success, but definite figures were not available last night.
 A goodly amount was obtained in subscriptions through the visit te Phoenix of the War Trophy special many bonds being sold at the train Joseph s. Jenckes of this city claims the honor of having bought the first bond sold at the car, paying s100 in cash for it.
 More On Honor Roll
 Phoenix firms added to the honor roll yesterday included the A. Wetzler Grocery, the Price * Price real estate office and Henderson Brothers Gro- cery. Among those omitted from pre- vlous publications of the honor list are the state tax commission offices l and the office of the inspector o1 weights and measures at the state | house. These are the only offices al l the state house that have as yet re- ported 100 per cent. although number Of other state departments are said to be close to the mark
 Compilations of the complete honor I'll has mt been completed, but an ef- fort will be made to have a complett list of the Phoenix firms that have gone over the top ready for publication Sunday. This list will include tn, names of all firms that have sub scribed 100 per cent since the openins of the drive.
 Trophy Train Helps
 As a result of the visit of the Wa Trophy special yesterday morning Wickenburg has gone over the top witt a subscription of s10.5O0 to the Fourtl Liberty loan. This is S1,150 aver tn quota assigned to that community
 A glowing report of the visit of tn special train at Wickenburg was re ceived last night at Liberty oLal headquarters. The entire population of Wickenburg ard the surroundin; district was on hand to greet tn train when it pulled in at 7:30. an' the greatest interest was shown in tn exhibit during the hour and hal the train remained in Wickenburg.
 Wlckenburg at Goal
 Credit for the splendid results at tained at Wickenburg yesterday is du to the efforts of a corps of workers headed by Messrs. Wilkinson, Ricl roll has not been completed, but an ef County Chairman Loftus, who went u to Wickenburg with the special trair remained and assisted in the goo work throughout the day.
 Although Wickenburg has attaine it's quota a message from there las night stated that the work would b , continued until the quota had bee doubled. Arrangements for continu i ing the campaign have already bee made. Sergeant Dewar and Privat Irving will speak there this afternooi and more bonds will be sold