Arizona republican., 1918-09-29

vet were volunteered. If we can have three days of volunteer subscribing such as we had today. it will take a great burden off our committees. We feel satisfied from the way the cam paign has started that the people of the country will not stop until they have put Maricopa way over the top,"
 Phoenix Honor Roll
 The following Phoenix firms or asso- citations have been reported at head quarters as having gove over the top with a 100 per cent subscription to the fourth Liberty loan. If the name of your firm is not on this list, don't give up until it is. Hard work and real sac rifice on the part of every one are the only things that will put the loan over the top. Here's the list:
 Bert o. Brown, Chevrolet distributor.
 Central Bank of Phoenix.
 Ceilings Vehicle and Harness Co.
 Dwight B. Heard, real estate and in surance.
 Kerr and Smalley Music Co.
 King Bros, bicycles.
 Maricopa Creamery.
 Mason's Pharmacy.
 Palace Hardware and Arms Co.
 Phoenix Motor Company.
 Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Go.
 Shedd Mercantile Service.
 Switzer's Style Shop.
 Teachers of the city schools.
 Wakelin Grocery Co.
 J. T. Whitney, undertaking estab- lishment.
 Banks Take Big
 Bond sales amounting to approxi- mately s100,000 were reported by Phoe- nix banks at the close of business yes terday. the opening day of the fourth Liberty loan campaign. In some in- stances the work of checking up the subscriptions had not been completed but the amount given are approximate | ly correct. The subscriptions reported to Liberty loan headquarters by tho 1 various banks, follow:
 Central Bank of Phoenix .s20,25t | Citizens State bank ........ 2,S5' National Bank of Arizona. .... 10,00l | Phoenix National bank ..... 40,00' | Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust company ..'.'.......'.. l5,0O' l Valley bank ................. 12,50 Total ................. .s98, ,6O Local Firms Show Patriotism l All day long reportse from variou firms and business establihments fiji tered into Liberty loan headquarters Not all of them had gone over the to- with a subscription of 100 per cent, bu many reported that a substantial per centage of their employees had sub scribed, and that they were workin toward the goal. .
 The local office of the Western Unio Telegraph company, with characteristi brevity sent the following report t Liberty loan headquarters:
 "Total subscribed this office today s1,650.-E. M. Allen. chairman"
 Teachers Go Over the Top
 Teachers of the Phoenix city schools 116 strong. went over the top yesterda morning for the fourth Liberty loal with a total subscription of s12,30 This is an average of s105 apiece. Tn achievement of the teachers was re ported to Liberty loan headquartei early yesterday morning by City Super intendent John D. Loper.
 The 12 employees of the Central Ban of Phoenix are 100 per cent subscriber for the fourth loan. This fact. togethe with subscriptions amounting to s20 900 received during the past two three days, and turned in yesterda morning. was reported early in the da to Liberty loan headquarters The sut } scriptions of the employees of the Ger l tral bank totalled s2,000 The Wakelin Grocery compar l startled Liberty loan headquartel I promptly at o'clock yesterday morr t ing, when it reported a 100 per eel subscription of it's IA employees. TT 9 whistles had hardly ceased blowir 5 when the report of the Wakeln con pany's subscription was phoned i The total in this instance was s11,75 or an average of sSSo per capital.
 Are Early on Honor Roll
 The Phoenix Savings Bank al Trust company Shedd's Mercanti service. Switzer's Style shop, u i Dwight B. Heard real estate office, Be O. Brown, Chevrolet distributor; Xii I Brothers, bicycle dealers; Masor ! Pharmacy and a number of other firm
 reported themselves as 100 per ce
 subscribed during the day.
 One of the particularly fine showin c made yesterday was that made by t = Phoenix Motor company The 16 CT r ployes of this company subscribed f = s2,000 worth of bonds. Every name
 the employe of the company is repr l. sented on the list and the average su e scrijtion is unusually high, showi o how the company employees are bac y ing up the boys at the front. - The Ceilings Vehicle and Harne D company got on the 100 per cent Anne iican list in fine style, the II employ subscribing to s1,150 in bonds. T
 average subscription was s100 for ca