Arizona republican., 1918-10-18

Stirred by this telegram sent to Miss Alice Birdsall, chairman of the wom- ems liberty loan committee of Arizona, from Mrs. A. s. Baldwin, chairman of the women workers of the twelfth fed eral reserve district of which Arizona is a. part. the women of Maricopa county are rallying to the colors for the grand final effort in Liberty loan work. The Fighting loan as the fourth loan has been named, must not fail in Maricopa county. We must go over the top.
 We have sent the boys over there. We will keep them supplied with the necessities of war and a few comforts of life if possible.
 Buy Another Bond" Club
 This morning at the women's head quarters a new campaign has been launched. The slogan is Buy another Bond" Women of Maricopa county arc urged to call at the woman's head quarters and volunteer their subscrip- tions for another $50 bond. It only takes s5 in cash to do this. Won't you answer your countrys call.
 A list Of the women joining the Buy Another Bond" club will be posted in tho window of the women's committee
 
 as follows: Miss Alice Birdsall, Mrs f. n. Chalmers. Mrs Rudolph Kuchler, Mrs. R. E. Sloan. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. Harry Tritle. Miss Verna Harvey. The list will be posted in the window every hour.
 As Time Shortens
 The merchants of Phoenix are CO., operating with the bond sellers to make the closing days of the campaign days Of glorious results.
 Special mention is due Walter A. ilege of the Hege and company jewell ry store. for the very artistic, patriotic display in their window. It has been The incentive for the purchase of a good many Liberty bonds.
 Mrs Howe and Miss Greenleaf, who are continuing their work at the capi- fol. now have the auditors office, tax commissioners office. land office, trcasurer's office and office of weights and measures on the honor roll as go- ing 100 per cent.
 Efforts of Phone Chain
 Mrs Harry Vernon. who is in charge of the woman's headquarters during the evening. reports increasing sales attributable in part to the phone chain which is being linked by the women of the city.
 Remember. women. the time is grow ing short. Do not fail to do your duty while there is yet time.
 Good Reports From North
 Each day another town or communi- ty send in the glorious report lover the Top and the patriotism of the north side towns is being manifested in a very material way.
 Mrs. C. O. Bainbridge. chairman of tho Washington district for the wom- ans committee has sold over s11,00O worth of bonds.
 Because of the fact that many of the heavy land holders of the district dc not live upon their holdings. the task of raising the quota fall heavily upon those who do.
 Great credit is due Mrs. Bainbridge for her untiring efforts to make Wash iugton district go over the top.
 Soldiers Send Money
 The enterprising little city of Glen. dale has also sent in the message "ovei the top demonstrating to the boy. over there that they are receiving tho hearty support of the folks at home
 Just recently two soldier boys Charlie Betts and Cecil Marks, one il France and the other in training eacl sent $50 10 their parents at Glendal, telling them to buy Liberty bonds.
 Does this go to prove that the sol dicr boys realize that it's the Libert, bonds that are going to sec this thini Co a successful finish?
 If you haven't bought your bond to day 20 and get it. It will cost you onl S5 in cash.