Arizona republican., 1918-09-30
JOAN DRIVE RESUMED
 THIS MORNING
Espionage Committee Is Formed To Look Into All
 Cases and Prevent Slack CTS From Evading Duty

After a rest of 24 hours following the opening of the campaign on Satut- day of the fourth Liberty loon, the drive will be renewed this morning with increased vigor.
 Encoura ged by the splendid results of the first day and the spirit shown by all the workers, the heads of the committees in charge of the campaign express confidence that the people of Phoenix and -Iaricopa county will not fail their country in this duty. Reports from all teams and divisions are to the same effect
 The people are responding splendidly and all seem to have become fully im- bued with the patriotic spirit and arc more than eve erready to lend their money to the government to bring a successful conclusion 70 the war and bring an end to the casualty lists that daily are growing longer
 Make Each Day Count
 Early this morning the teams will resume their drive in their respective districts, intent upon making each day count big in the total which at the end of the campaign must aggregate twice the amount subscribed in the last Lib erty loan drive.
 Preliminary work begun on Saturday within the circles of many business firm and organizations in Phoenix to place them on the 100 per cent list will bear fruit today. They will go over | the top" today. All those which qualify ! for that list are asked to notify the | Liberty loan headquarters that they may be officially registered in the 1C0 per cent class and that none will be omitted through error.
 War Trophy Special
 The feature of the campaign this week will be the arrival in Phoenix on l Wednesday night of the war thropies special train. After stopping in Tempe at o'clock for one hour. the train will draw into the station in this city, ar irving at about 5:45 o'clock.
 Accompanying the train will be a United States naval band of 25 pieces. a naval quartette from Mare Island and speakers, including veterans from the American, French and British armies who have seen service on the western front. There also will be other speakers
 Following a band concert and a meet ing at the station. the people will be permitted to inspect the train of wal trophies. some of them being the most interesting that could be gathered from the battlefields. The train will remain here over night, leaving on Tuesday morning for Prescott.
 Espionage Committee
 A. W. Galpin has been appointed as chairman of the espionage committed for the fourth Liberty loan campaign ir this district. He has named the mem bers to serve on that important com. mittee.
 To this committee are to be reported the names of all persons who refuse tC subscribe for Liberty bonds and al those who are known to have made re- marks in obstruction to the sale of tn, bonds. It also is the object of the espi. , onage committee to see that each per son buys Liberty bonds in full propor ton to his means: that a man who i! financially able to buy a larger amour be not permitted to subscribe for onl, d $50 or S100 bond.
 It is announced that every purchase of Liberty bond in the previous bon, i, campaigns has been placed on a gov ernment record. Every purchaser i T known, and if man fails to do hi tull duty his case will be investigate, |, by the espionage committee. Interesting Cases
 MdHy are cases or sell sacrifice re , ported to the committees by officials f That those who ill can afford to par f with the necessary money are deter 3 mined to assist in financing this worl war for the security of civilization make the managers Of the drive il p Phoenix feel that the honor of the cit, and county is safe if others. more abl , to buy bonds, follow their example. . A man of S3 years. c veteran of tn S civil war who receives a pension of s4 : month. upon which he lives and i able to save $10 a month, on SaturdaN the first day of the drive, purchase r S3OO in Liberty bonds.
 = Example to Others = Another case. even more interestine was brought to the attention of tn committee. A man, 73 years old. wh is able to work but one or two hour each day and has an invalid wife f support on wages that amount to br s4o month. sent word to the commit tee of the district in which he live that he would buy a $50 bond. He of fered to pay 8 per month for the bon, but he was urged to pay but s2.5O
 month. This man was born in Ger many.
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