Arizona republican., 1918-10-18

If the workers for the fourth Liberty loan in Phoenix and Maricopa county think that they have been working hard since the campaign started. it is up to them to double their efforts and throw every particle of dynamic energy they possess into the work which is ahead of them today and tomorrow. According to latest reports there still remains over $500, 900 to be raised in Maricopa county before the campaign closes tomorrow night.
 Phoenix has yet $35S,955 to raise in order to meet its quota, and although subscriptions poured in at a splendid rate yesterday, it will take tremendous efforts to swing the loan over the top in this city. The total of subscrip- tions in Phoenix according to latest information available last night was $1,454,700, while for Maricopa county the total to date is s1.S15.255. leaving SS00,345 to be secured before tomorrow night.
 DOUBLE IT! DOUBLE IT! DoU- BILE IT!
 This is the slogan that is now per meating the atmosphere and as the campaign, draws rapidly to close the ! significance and necessity of this slo- | gan is apparent. The loan must be a 1 success. It will be a success But every ounce of power and influence must he brought to bear to bring about a realization of the biggest financial feat this country has ever attempted, the raising of s600O 900 900, and in the | short time of three weeks.
 Liberty loan workers will be out early again this morning, their ranks aug | hx~ z a3t .I,. workers, in an effort to reduce the deficit as much as possible before to- morrow. the final day of the drive. Subscribers are asked to buy bonds to- day in order that the full amount need ed may be made known and so that everything will not be left to the last minute rush which is expected with the closing of the campaign.
 Form More Clubs
 Organization of a number Of clubs. the members of which are uniting in raising a given amount added materi- ally to yesterdays results in the loan campaign. The Quarter of a Million club" which was organized yesterday morning, is striving for five members at $50,O00 each. The Valley bank and the Phoenix National bank are the first two members, and three others, either individuals or corporations are needed before tomorrow night.
 A club-to raise S150,000 was started yesterday by Dr. E. Payne Palmer, who is the first of ten to subscribe s15,00C to the loan. Others whose names were added to the roll of this club imme- diately upon the announcement of tho initial subscription. are F. s. Wakelir and Sarah Sands Futile. Seven more members are wanted at S15,000 apiece. S10o000 List Grows The roll of the s1000O0 club, started by Hal Bird of this city, to get twent, people each to buy s5,0OO worth O bonds is growing rapidly, and the lis may be completed today.
 , NJ. L. Stewart of the Woodmen o the World. who started a club of tel
 members with an initial subscription , of $1,000, found his club had been over , subscribed when he arrived at Libert,
 loan headquarters yesterday. Thos
 who have subscribed s1,00O eacl through this club are:
 Emeline Christiansen. H. R. Effror
 Joe Lambeye, J. Elmer Rickard, Harr, s l.. Mace. Earl H. Parker, A. J. Verans n F. C. Carter. George H. Coffin, M. I [. stewart pr. c. B. Couch, George Elias f Guy w. Lawrence.
 Answer Appeal
 , F.. Carter Mason and F. A. Trincan were the first one to respond yesterda :. morning to the appeal published i
 The Republican for 5000 subscribers { ; take $200 worth of bonds apiece. Tn i first unit of this club to consist of 50
 subscribers, is now being formed wit
 a s200 subscription as-the only re quirement for admission. Formation of a 200 per cent cluf
 outlined in this paper yesterday morn
 ing proceeded rapidly during the day Goldberg Bros, the Palace Hardwar
 and Arms company, the Pratt Gilber
 company and the Arizona News Serv