The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-03
KENTUCKY COMING STRONG, AND LYON COUNTY CELEBRATES
 WITH FULL QUOTA.
ILLINOIS MAKES GOOD START
Two Counties In Mississippi Go Over Top and State Has Third
 of Subscriptions.

Eighth Federal Reserve District well on the way toward the s26,000,000 goal assigned this district.
 The start is considered good, the track fast and the drivers are whip ping up for a great race for the high est honOrs that can come to non Combatants in this war-oversubscrip- ton for Liberty Bonds.
 Little Rock. Ark, the largest city in the state, having population of about 76, ,000, is one of the metropolitan Gil ies going after first honors. Little Rock is located in Pulaski County. The quota for the county is s4,250,000. In the two volunteer days the citizens of Little Rock voluntarily subscribed 8. .250,00O in Fourth Liberty Bonds
 State Chairman Hemingway feels confident that Pulaski County will complete it's quota before the end of the week. Advices indicate that vol unteer days in the entire state have been wonderfully successful
 Here are few representative tele- grams:
 Monroe County reports over inc top"
 Voluntary subscriptions today put Lafayette County way over top. Could have done it week ago just as easy"
 Greene County quota raised We Rre expecting larger amount"
 Baxter County quota oyersub- soribed; have not started yet"
 Saline County has exceeded quota"
 Gross County 102 per cent volun- teer subscription and going strong"
 "St. Francis County over the top; volunteer subscribers took our quota hy o'clock and still subscribing
 Kentucky Coming Strong.
 Monday was Lyon Day in the Ken. lucky division. The following telegram was received at headquarters of the Liberty Loan Organization:
 Lyon County today, ending Sept 29. went over the top with S6S .000 sub scriptions." Lyon County's quota was s66.000
 Fulton County reports $2200o0 sub scriptions, being more than two-thirds of its quota of $347,000. Henderson | CountY's first volunteer days sales consisted of 1,405 pledges to the amount of $340,000 Volunteer day in ! Livingston County was celebrated with subscriptions of $35.000 out of it's $l09.- eco goal. Bond sales in Muhlenberg 1 County on volunteer day reached to- | tal of S2l4,700 toward the total of $55S, ,000 assigned to this county.
 High honors go to Union County for i volunteer day, the sales coming within fraction of reaching the total quota. The volunteer subscriptions were $o03.3o0, while the quota is $334 900 Kentucky is coming strong
 Mississippi Is HustlIne.
 Returns Monday from Is out of 39 counties in Mississippi show that 30 per cent of the entire state quota had been subscribed. with more than half the state yet to be heard from Two of the counties, West Talla- 1 Eatchie and Humphreys had c0mplet- cd their quota Monday morning. Hum l rhreys Is a new county. established slnce the Third Liberty Loan. and sig rals it's entry by winning honors on the first day of the Fourth Liberty | Loan drive
 w, r Nretschmar state chairman of Mississ ppi. who is here at headquar- ters, believes his state will go over the top in jig time
 Illinois Returns.
 Many lelegrams have been received with encouraging news Here are a few specmens
 i Bond County over the top Fully subscribed quota of S402 900.
 Edwards County oyersubscrbed quota by sl0,0O0 today"
 'LaTrcnce County subscribed s1.010.. GOO, exceeding quota"
 Adams County first day. volunteer /. subscriptions SlS5o.000"
 Tabulatons of Tennessee subscrip ions had not been made when this Was wri ten, but R. L. Jordan. statc ! chairman. here al headquarters. said the reports would show good return 1 from the volunteers of Saturday. List 1 ing the subscriptions was begun Mon day and showed a voluntary purchase 1 of $100.000 by the William R Moore Dry Goods Co. and $50, 900 by the Bry Block Co, both of Memphis Mir Jor- dan expects Shelby County to go owe. fnxt kHta