The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-21
Reports Show that All West
Florida Responded to Fourth
Loan Call
EACH DISTRICT
SHOWS UP WELL
Tabulations from Outside Coun.
ties Place Them Well Over
Top in Subscriptions

AS the delayed returns come In from
every section of the Pensacola zone,
1T is safe to say that in each one OF
the fourteen counties the quotas We're
over-subscribed.
A number OF the tabulations have
already been recorded, but the fol-
lowing wires give the latest returns:
Santa Rosa: st9,2o0.Oo; quota.
s6a, $4,000.
Walton: siio,soo.oo; quota, ss4.-
10000.
Madison: $751;, 10000; quota. sis7.-
500
okaloosa: sai.2oooo: quota, 81, 500.
Washington: s7a.ooo.oo; quota. s62.-
Calhoun: $4,000 quota, sa5,-
$4,000.
jefferson: s.4s,a5o.oo; quota, Si.-
10000.
Bay: si75.o0o0o; quota. s'2o.t-nno.
Leon: s34s.Go0: quota. s312 5000
The Wonan's Committee
While returns of the Womans Cnm-
mittee have not ye: been IL bu,atei.
and none of the country districts not
heard from. the committee is moe
than 100,0o0,00 in excess OF is quota.
Which was S32001l0o according 80
the available figures, The sGhscrir-
uons are already at leas' s451.0o1.
and it is safe TO say that whom Hll re-
turns have been counted MI he ri
least $500 G00.oe ss.ss
Mrs. Frank H. Tracy chairman ~
the school committee. and Mrs J e.
Taylor. made q record Of S22,2J9.9o u
the sale of bonds.
Mrs. Tracv said: "A fine spirit or
loyalty was shown by the teachers.
as quite number had 70 borrow the
initial payment. in order tn buy
Liberty Bond. Can you match that
in self-sacrfice We hope the voters
of Pensacola will remember this.
when asked for an additional tax fer
the schools.
Miss Evelyn T'hortons school is in
the lead in the amount subscribed
and Mss Pauline Reese's school in
the number OF teachers subscribing.
The amount taken b. the teachers
themselves amounted 10 Si,e0o01. -
One OF the successful features of
the last two days OF the drive were
the stands that Were erected on either
side OF PaIsfox street, from which
many bonds We're sold Among .hose
who assisted in this work were EIrs.
J. Frank Taylor. Mrs r. r. Malone.
Mrs. C. E. Driver. Mrs. Mabel Lewis.
Mrs. Dan Shepard. Mrs. Walter Conay,
Mrs. Hunter Brown. Mrs Manney.
Mrs. Ewing Miss Mollie Brent. Miss
Mary Marshall Wright. Miss rn,a
IDewberry. Miss Mary Beggs, Miss
Dorothy Holmes, and Miss Audrey
Keller
The success OF the drive OF the Wo-
mans Liberty Loan is due to the ef-
forts OF the following women. who
were unfailing in their work: Mrs.
C. w. Lamar. chairman; Mrs Max
Klein, vice-chairman: executive COM
mittee. Mrs. r. F. Mitchell Mrs. J. n.
Mcneil, Mrs. Harriet Saunders Nc
llwaine. Mrs, j. Walter Kehoe. Others
who assisted in the sales on several
occasions were Mrs. F. B. Hager-
man. Mrs. A. Moog, Mrs William
Fisher. Mrs. E. r. Malone, Mrs. J. Err
nest Baars. Mrs. c. w Oliver, and
members OF the Escambia County Wo-
mans Committee For War Work.
Naval Air Station
Complete returns from the Naval
Air Station. under the direction OF
Chairman s. d. Young, over-sub-
scribed by s72.7OO.00 OF the men OF
the Naval Air Station, officers and
"gobs." 5.f96 were interviewed. 3,957
OF whom subscribed. with total Of
S5is. $50 making the per cent 76. In
oil ,idual subscribers averaged $4,000
per capita subscriptions. si03.6700.
The total number OF civilian EN-
ployees interviewed was 669, sub