Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
FIRST FULL DAY QUOTAREACHED
 |NL|bERTY JOAN
But Phoenix Must Exceed That If She Goes Over The Top; Arizona S Total First
 Week Given As 1,122, 400

For the first time since the opening day of the cabpaign, Phoenix yester- day raised approximately it's full daily quota for the Fourth Liberty loan. Al though the exact amount had not been reported last night, it was known to be practically SS6,000, the necessary quo ta However, this amount will have to be exceeded for several days this week If the ground lost in the early days of the campaign is to be re- gained and kept.
 AriZona's total as reported to San Francisco yesterday by State Chair man McClung is $1,122,400. Phoenix IS officially reported as having sub scribed $3S1,000 Fifteen towns or dis tricts in the state have won honor flags, beside the honor flag won by Mohave county. Pinal county. al- though not officially reported, is known to have gone over the top and IS qualified for an honor flag.
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 A number of the large insurance companies doing business in Phoenix have allotted a share of their sub scriptions to the Fouth Liberty Loan to this city. Subscriptions amounting to over $60,O0O from this source were announced yesterday.
 Paul S. Kantz, agency manager for the Equitable, created a sensation at Liberty loan headquarters when he produced telegram from w. A. Day, president of the Equitable, stating that, pursuant to kantZ's request, the Equitable would allot $25,000 of it's subscription to Phoenix in addition to the amount needed for Liberty Bond policies. kantz at the same time turned in $500 in subscriptions that had been made through the Arizona agency under the plan announced by his company.
 The New York Life Insurance con- pany has apportioned S30,000 of it's | subscription to Arizona, according to an announcement made yesterday by 1. J. Johnson, manager of the Arizona branch of that company. This is the largest direct subscription yet made by any of the life insurance companies to be credited to Phoenix. Employes of the New York Life in this city have also subscribed $1,150 to the Fourth loan.
 More Subscriptions | Other insurance company subscrip tions heretofore announced include $20,O00 from the Mutual Life Insur- ance company of New York, allotted tc Maricopa county; $2,000 by the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance company through the Barr Agency. making the subscription of that firm $5,150; 6 subscription of S2,000 from the Arizona
 Mutual Auto Insurance company, ot which Carl Anderson is general man. ager: $5,000 from the Inter Mountain
 of Co1 l., City, latter subscription being through
 the offices of Price x Price of this
 city.
 Philip B. Newcomb. chairman of the
 state hospital committee. reported ad
 ditional subscriptions amounting t,
 s900 yesterday. Bond purchases b,
 employees of the hospital amounting tt
 S1,600 had been reported previously.
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 Postmaster s. J. Nicholson reported
 subscriptions amounting 10 2,4U
 from the federal building as the resul of a canvass made yesterday. Tn,
 Greene and Griffin office reported subscription of $1,OOO for the Home Builders.
 Other large subscriptions reported during the day included S2,000 from tn. American Railway Express company this sum being the amount of tha company's subscription apportioned t, Arizona.
 The Dwight B. Heard office has sub scribed more than $10,000 to tn Fourth Liberty loan it was announce, yesterday.
 Buckeye 69 Per Cent Buckeye has raised 69 per cent O it's quota, it was announced last night The total subscription for that dis trict to date is $10,700 with more com ing in. It is expected that Buckley will complete its quota and win it honor flag this week.
 Mesa has 372 subscribers to date with $44,S50 to its credit. This is little more than half the quota as signed the Gem City. Preparation for a great Liberty Bond rally ther tomorrow evening are being made i connection with arrangements for tn appearance of Privates Irving an Nandevord, who are scheduled speak at Mesa Monday night. Special Films I Both these returned soldiers, hay extremely interesting experiences \ relate concerning life at the iron Private Irving was wounded just be fore going into action at the iron having been struck by portions of | bomb dropped by a German plane. Pr vate Nandevord fought for four year with the Canadian forces oversea and has had a thousand narrow es capes.
 Phoenix theaters will show Libert Loan films throughout the rest of u campaign it was announced yeStel