Arizona republican., 1918-10-16

Pay Up Your 10 Per Gent Considering the chance that sub scribers are delaying payments or the first ten per cent installment ana that consequently their pledges do not show in the official figures, campaign man. agers today urged that bond buyers nav down their ten per cent install ment immediately. This will have the effect of relieving the banks of the tre- mendous task of tabulating these pay ments in the rush of the last hours this week and will show the nation on Sat urday the final day. precisely how big job is cut out for it that day. There | is the belief, also, among some man agers that too many people are waiting until late in the week before increasing their subscriptions or entering new pledges. By doing this it was pointed out they will serve to create unneces- sarily long lines of prospective buyers at bank windows, or to take the tune of workers which would be devoted better to stirring out the persons who may have escaped earlier solicitations.
 SIouan is Buy Now"
 Conseuuently, buy now promises to be q. companion to double the third'' as campaign slogan for the remain |, der of the week.
 The New York district gained but $50, 900, 900 today while Chicago netted s26,OO0. 900. Cleveland added $l8,- s1S,0O0,0O0.
 Governor Gunter of Colorado tele- graphed Secretary McAdoo that the state of Colorado and the city of Den- yer had both exceeded their quotas Southern Indiana. that part lylng n the St. Louis federal reserve district also passed its quota of slS,Slo,OO0 and won the right to name a ship. south ern Illinois gained five per cent and now has percentage O. seVenty-ohe with sixteen counties over the top and seventeen within striking distance.
 New England reported improved cpl demic conditions. Public meetings will be resumed tomorrow. In New Eng land 435 communities have won honor flags.
 New York Has Only ae Per Cent
 NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The Nev York federal reserve district tonigh
 faced the snecesity of raising $1,0S6,
 S11, 400 or 604 per cent of its $l,oO0
 000,0 900 fourth Liberty loan quota Il
 the four remaining days of the cam
 paign.
 Subscriptions tonight amounted t only s3o, ,549, $50, the poorest days show 1 | ing the district has made since tn campaign began. The grand total re
 ported tonight was s713,9SS,6OO, or 39. : per cent of the districts quota. New York City's total tonight wa s494,940 300 or S7.1 per cent of its quota Teddy Gathsrs $2,00o,000 } NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The imme | diate duties before the United State: l Colonel Theodore Roosevelt tonight tol } the Liederkranz club of New York. ar r to carry on the war until we win tn peace of overwhelming victory and t insist on absolute Americanism in tn : citizenship of the United states. No peace not based on the uncondi
 tional surrender of Germany and he
 vassal allies should be accepted, h
 declared, On the other hand he as
 serted that it was gross infamy' an = disloyal to the true spirit of American [, ism, to discriminate against any Ameri a can because of foreign birth or ancestr. S Speaking in behalf of the fourt . liberty loan, Colonel Roosevelt urged th y club to support, by buying bonds, il Il 200 members now in the service. H n paid high tribute to men of Germa 2 blood who have fought for America : ideals and continued
 O And How He Wanted to Go!
 If 1 had been allowed to raise tl