The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-14
Allied Armies From Field Marshal to High Private Respond to Appeal
 of President
PATRIOTIC CITIZENS
 WILL BE ASKED TO DOUBLE SUBSCRIPTION
Murray Brown, Chairman of Con- mittee, Makes Statement as to Status of Campaign
 at This Time
By ". J. ROLES

Fourth Liberty Loan workers stayed at home yesterday and took good rest preparatory to the final drive upon which they will enter this morning. It's sS,0o0,- 900 to go; double up; buy more bonds" and sounding this slogan as they work, they will not let up until the city and the county are over the top.
 With the churches closed, pursuant to orders of the health board, and cars in the garages because of the gasless sun day order not having been revoked, they had nowhere to go and nothing to do, so they remained at home, rested and planned for the great week ahead of them
 Birmingham and Jefferson county are not going to disappoint President NH- son, and they are not going to lend en- couragement to the Kaiser and his peace camouflaging crew, but they are gong right along selling bonds and collecting dollars to help the boys lover there' put the Hun out of business
 Of the hundreds of persons heard to manys latest peace offensive" not one wanted the war to end until terms arc dictated by the United States and the na- tions fighting with her to the Teutonic barbarians; terms dictated on German soil that will for all time make impos- sible a repetition of the terrible catas- trophe thrust upon the world four years and three months ago by the Prussian war lords.
 GREATER SACRIFICE
 Tba man and women of Birmingham and Jefferson county, whether they have sons, husbands, relatives or friends at the front, are just as determined to see the thing through as are those who have made the greater sacrifice, and that they are in deadly earnest they will show by their purchase of Liberty Bonds.
 When Birmingham people came down. town yesterday morning, or those that did come down, were astonished to see in every store window the new slogan adopted by the allied armies. Overnight painters, patriotically donating their services and the paint, had replaced the old signs, Buy Fourth Liberty Bonds, with "$3, ,000,000 to go; double up; buy more bonds" This slogan was every where turn whichever way you would, it stared you in the face with its solemn warning that Jefferson county yet has s3,0t0, 900 to go before attaining her quota
 
 The air fleet that came over from Payne field, West Point, Miss, Satur- day to give an exhibition, and which was delayed in it's arrival by the rain- storm that covered north Alabama, gave a short exhibition yesterday afternoon. i hey let drop several bombs containing Liberty Loan literature while over the city, and then landed at the State Fair grounds
 FOR HONOR AND GLORY
 This morning allied army workers will start all over again. Men and women who have already bought bonds will be asked to buy more, to double their sup scripticns. They will be urged to buy fer the honor and the sIory of Birming- ham and Jefferson county, and for the preservation of American liberty; for the support of their boys in France. and for the liberation of the world from the titanic grasp of the twentieth century beast.
 Commercial travellers who have already done good work in the campaign, Will begin an intensive drive this morning for the sale of bonds. Under the lead ership of generals selected from among the membership of their three organiza- tiops they will make every community in Jefferson county and north Alabama and everywhere they go they will talk Liberty Bonds, urging the absolute ne- cessity of every man, woman and chiio buying to the limit.
 There is stiff weeks work ahead foc our committees and soldiers Of the allied armies The 's3,0o0,00o to go slo- gan is no mere phrase. It's true.' said County Chairman Murray isrown of the Fourth Liberty Loan committee last night.
 Saturday night we made an official report to the federal reserve bank at Atlanta that we had subscriptions Tn form to entitle us to proper credit aggre- gating $5,073,700 This does not include inc Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company's subscription of $l,075,ooo, ana we have in sight few hundred thousand dollars from other sources. This figure substantiates what I have said apout s3. GOO. GOO to go being a reality.
 OFFER OF BANKS
 ..Of course we intend to raise out quota, but it means we will have to con- centrate all our energies on it and that the public will have to meet us in ilp- eral spirit. We believe the offer of the