Arizona republican., 1918-04-12
HANDSOME PRIZE OFFERED II
 DISTRICT LEADING bOND SALE

One hundred dollars will be award ed to the school district in Maricopa county which makes the best record on percentage of subscribers to the third Liberty loan. This prize, do- mated by the county officials of the Liberty loan committee, should create the keenest rivalry and with out doubt within a week every school district will be entered in this gre.;t competition.
 Not satisfied with tl0O prize for the record number out Of possible subscribers. another official of the Liberty loan committee has offered another s100 prize for the school dis trict which increases its quota by the largest percentage.
 In working out the campaign pla.., County Chairman Joseph R. Loftus and Frank II. Parker divided the valley into school districts and Mir Parker was directed to have charge of these subdivisions. To each sub- division, on a basis of it's assessed valuation, an amount has been al- lottcd for each district to raise, and tbc basis for awarding the prizes will keep in mind the amount as Scssod against each district as wei 'tH JUG lOSSlblt lluInDcI OI SupSCIlD- CTS i'm each district. This will give every school district area an equal chance for it is probable that some If the smaller districts will exceed their auotments by a much greater ratio than will the larger school districts.
 While the announcement of these prizes was only made yesterday .,1Y and hustle throughout the valley. Phone calls are coming in very rap- idly. asking for full details and listing each particular district as a competitor for one or both of the S1OO prizes. In keeping with the occasion. the prizes will take tne form of Liberty bonds.
 An unusual honor will fall to the winning districts. In addition to flying the honor flag, S6X54 inches, designed in Washington and made up of the finest navy bunting in the national colors. star will be added to the three bars for each time the Sdistrict doubles it's quota. Tn the near future it is certain that the Salt River valley and Mari copa county will be still further enthused with the campaign by the sight of honor flags flowing from every schoolhouse.
 Work and Win is the slogan going out through every school into every home in this part of Arizona just the same sort of enthusiasm as that which flow the finest fleet of fighting and freight ships from New York to France. carrying men, money and munitions to our boys who have gone lover there to make the world a peter place in which to live
 School districts, their chairmen and addresses are herewith given;
 Riverside school, District No. 3 Fred Nelson, chairman.
 Tempe. No. ,, Grant Jones.
 Mesa, No. 4. R. E. Steele.
 Isaacs. No. ,, A. $. Reed.
 Washington, No. 6, J. W. Etter.
 Wilson, No. 7 C. T. Thompson.
 Osborne. No s. Gordon Tweed.
 Wickenburg. No. 9. C. NJ. shannon
 Lehi, No, 10, Orlando Merrill.
 Peoria, No. II, Thomas Shultz.
 Rural. No. 13, Don Frankenburg.
 Creighton, No. 14, Allen Creighton. | Cartwright. No. 16, !. A. Higgins
 Pendergast No. IT, Frank NJ. Wilk- inson.
 Alma. No. 19, Ed. Lewis.
 Murphy, No. 21, W. w. Bradshaw
 Gila Bend, No. 24, pr. l.. II. Rich ards.
 Liberty No. 25. \. A. Sanders,