Arizona republican., 1918-10-15

Increased subscriptions to the fourth Liberty loun, which kept workers at headquarters busily engaged yester- day. are expected 10 swell into a veri- rahIc torrent today and during the re- mtiudCr of the campaign as the mean lnr of President Wilson's reply to the German peace offer sinks deep into the minds of all Americans.
 ro reach the quota set for this con- rrunity before the close of the cam rsigu Saturday night will take un- prccrdeutCd efforts, but in the face of rlr rrw international situation, Lib rriy loan workers are confident that fHc loan will go over the top, and go over hir.
 For the Day S5O,ooo
 Subscriptions through Liberty loan Hoal1uartcrs yesterday amounted to over f50.00O. a most satisfactory fig urc. Reports from some banks are >tl needed Co bring the total up to date hut up 10 last night the total r,.oried for the nine counties of Ari- r'a in the twelfth federal district .Wouutcd to S3,O62.550. or about 50 I.cr cent of the quota asked.
 Tor Maricopa county the total is now fLasfs9o, or just about 90 per cent of frr county's quota. Phoenix has flsecd tho million mark, and has about $500 900 yet to raise in five days. To meet this figure this city will have io buy sl60.000 worth of bonds every clay. cor twice the daily average at the beginning of the campaign.
 Chandler is Over
 Chandler has gone over the top, hay d HHtas. according Co reports received at Lib crty loan headquarters last night. Word from Chandler was to the effect that the workers in that community auC siill going strong, and hope to roll ur "a large oVersubscription.
 Cashion has gone over the top, and IV now qualified for an honor flag. Tho quota or this district was $10,S00, and this amount has been oversub- scrihcd hy about $500 to date, with morc coming in. Throughout the coun- fv yesterday reports indicated that fhr people were coming forward as never before. and that subscriptions wcrc being doubled in order that the rood name of this community might no maintained and the loan put over ufh the fuu quota asked for.
 Shock" Troops Out
 Bank bond selling committees were at work yesterday and reported excellent results at the close of their first day s work. These committees will continue fhc.r work throughout the week. Con- FcuinE or the newly organized shock committee today to investigate cases oI persons who have not subscribed in fnn proportion to their abilities will be one of The developments of today which is expected to bring forth notable re- >llts.
 Chorus Girls Sell Bonds
 Through the cooperation of George IA Nauk of the Columbia theater, the members of the Broadway Follies con- nanv win assist in the sale of Liberty honds. \ large truck has been loaned hr McArthur Brothers for the rest ot fhc campaign. and a piano has beer furnished by the Kerr and Smalley Music company. With a crew of pret- fv girls from the Broadway Folles tn, truck win make tour of the bushes! section every afternoon and evening efoppiur at each corner, where tn, girls win sing. dance and sell Libert! honds. Eycry member of the compan, '- enthusiastic over the plan, whicl H is predicted will prove an unquali UIUl. success.
 Phoenix Firms Add
 Tho Union Oil company went owe fHr fop yesterday with a subscription uf S5oo0 from the local office. Othe Phoenix firms added 10 the nov 'rrzihv roll were: Vic Hanny com gHnr Maricopa County Concrete com farv Indian Motorcycle agency. tn f,o.c rroo. the Home Builders, Green and Griffin. and the Joseph T. Fortie cctioncrv store. the Arizona Stat huenital for the insane. Goldberg's, an Il. r. Tnrlor's Paint house.