Arizona republican., 1919-04-23
CITIZEN
 AbOND SELLER NEW JOAN CRY
Buy 8 Bond Yourself Then Get Somebody Else to Buy One, Is Idea-Good Work Done In Campaign

The Maricopa county Victory loan committee desires to augment its SO l!eiting force by the population of Maj icopa county.
 It has adopted the slogan: One half the job is done when you buy bond; complete it by getting someone else to buy
 All solicitors are instructed 10, urge tond purchasers to find some one who win buy at least one bond and to i'm press upon the purchaser that he has but half completed his duty when he buys to the limit of his means, and only rounds out the job when he has secured another buyer.
 IT is not necessary that some one who has not bought q bond be found, as it will be sufficient if anyone can be persuaded to purchase more of them.
 The first 100 per cent subscription Of the second day of the Victory loan drive was the Warren Paving com pany with the National Bank of Ari- zona a close second. Other business houses are making a strong canvass, and it is believed that 100 per cent re turns will be as usual as tourists and American Beauty roses in Phoenix be- fore many days.
 Service men who have been overseas since the beginning of the war are call ing at headquarters offering their as sistance, and Joe Kemper of the Ed Redmond Follies company climbed into a truck yesterday afternoon to sing at street corners the Victory song written by Roy K. Marsh and Raymond Egan, Miss Betty Wells playing the piano which was carried on the truck. A squad of girl solicitors followed the truck in a touring car loaned by the Harmon Motor company,
 This evening, W. V. Anderson and Lieutenant Bert Clingan will speak at the Cartwright school. James P. Lavin Capt. V. H. Harding and Lieut.. For rest Betts will deliver Victory loan ad- dresses at the Pendergast school, and County Treasurer Sam F. Webb and Private Alex Baker will speak at Sr Johns school.
 Lieut.. Phil Brooks. overseas flyer made a Victory loan speech before the W. C. T. '. yesterday and Sergt Myers, singing soldier, sang.
 Lieut.. Col. Power Conway, Capt. V H. Harding, Corporal Kirn and Private Floyd Shomo spoke at the Glendale Chautauqua yesterday afternoon. and III tue evening JuUSt IldHhiHS SpOhc upon the Victory loan.
 Last night Chaplain Walsh and Judge George Barnum spoke at the Os- born school. Mayor Young and Cap tain Woodall, Keystone" Twenty eighth division, al the Creighton school Judge Frank de Souza, Lieut.. Der, Clingan, and Private F. Powell ad- dressed an audience at the Wilson school.
 The Maricopa county committee has made a special effort toward securing an abundance of music, with the result that at all speaking dates band uni will be present and entertain the au- diences with the familiar military tunes of the boys overseas. F
 The following detail has been SC lected by c. B. Ward, chairman of tn, speakers committee, to accompany tn, whippet tank on it's Victory loan toul Of the state: Lieutenant Herne, Private Everett K. Higgins, Ward Young ant Wilfred A. Lefevre.
 This detail will address audiences a the following places: Ash Fork. Apri 23; Williams, April 24: Flagstaff April 25; Holbrook, April 26; Winslow April 27.
 Lieutenant Brooks, overseas aviator will speak at St. Johns, April 25, an, A. M. Free, the San Jose attorney, wh, was the principal speaker with the las Liberty train, will speak at Phoenix April 27