The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-04
BOND SELLERS, ON !. THE JOB DAY AND NIGHT, GET RESULTS Yesterdays Report Shows Sales of $1,0O0,OOO Worth of Bonds Up to Noon GREEK MERCHANT
 BUYS 5000 WORTH Labor Division Sells $24,O0O Worth of Bonds to 453 A. G. S. Shop Elm
 ployes-Other Sales Total
 $33,OOO
Yesterdays Report

When the soldiers of the allied are mics retired from the firing line last night it was estimated they had ad- vanced half way to the s1O,Ooo 900 objective set for them by their commanding gen. eral of the Sixth reserve district. Re- ports brought to headquarters by the generals were uniform and of the most encouraging nature, and after a nights rest the attack will be renewed with a greater driving force than ever.
 Great progress toward securing Jeffer- the fourth Liberty Loan bonds was made yesterday. At o'clock members of the aerial truck showed the bulletin arrow on the, First National bank building up to $2,750,000, which represents the total bond sales officially reported to the audi. tor by noon. This was an increase of s1 ,250, 900 over the total reported Wednes day at noon.
 ARMIES CONTINUED
 The tabulations made yesterday do moi include all sales, as many of the sol diers continued working throughout ths day without reporting. It had been an- nounced that there would be no luncheon at 1 o'clock on account of the expected visit of the French legion. and for that reason the armies remained on the ad- vanced lines. In addition. to the $2,750,- 600 reported it is believed that at least another million subscriptions were taken during the day. These will be included in todays report, which will probably show total of approximately 5000. .000 or more than half of the Jefferson county quota.
 ..Eyerything is going well.' said County Chairman Murray Brown yesterday aft. ernoon. ..and I feel more confident than ever that we will have reached our quota before the end of next week. We arc making all preparations to celebrate the great accomplishment on Liberty Day, instead of planning for final wind-up to put us over. Every general, colonei and captain and every soldier and all the committees have gone about their work ith the greatest enthusiasm, and the people are responding most liberaiiy 10 their solicitations for subscriptions.
 SCOUTS AND CHORUS BUSY
 Boy Scouts with their band and the Liberty chorus of women traversed the downtown streets all yesterday afternoon and last night playing and singing at the street corners and arousing the enthusi- asm of the thousands of people on the streets At Drennen's and Loveman, Jo- seph & Loeb's and other stores tableauN were put on in the show windows tha' attracted large crowds.
 Last night Chris Colias was gwen special serenade at his home by chorus of Mrs Preston's in recognition of his patriotic and liberal purchase of Liberty Bonds
 J. C. Arthur. in charge of section of the Belgian army. made tour or the district where night workers are employed Wednesday night and sold over 5000 worth of bonds.
 BOULOUkAS BUYS BONDS
 George Bouloukos. who conducts a business at 2531 Eighth avenue. north, when approached by Arthur and his CO., workers. opened his safe, pulled out s9oa in cash and handed 1t over to MT. Ar thur in exchange for bonds. While this transaction was being closed Mrs. Pres ton and her women's home guard chorus appeared, and sang song or two. where upon Mir. Bouloukos pulled out $lO0 more and took another bond.
 Mir Groffos. proprietor of the Joe Wheeler restaurant on Twentieth street near the Louisville and Nashville sta tion, subscribed for 5000 worth of bonds, when Generals Larkins and Waters, with their section of the Italian army. called