Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-25
LOANS SWIFT I PACE
 |S SURPRISE
Only Partial Return of $l50,000,000 in One Day
 Evidence Speed Unslacked Victory Ship Sails Out of San
 Diego Harbor; Don't Be
 Overconfident Says Glass
By Review Leased wire)

(By Review Leased Wire)
 WASHINGTON, April 24-Nearly s15O, 100000 additional Victory Liberty loan subscriptions were reported to national loan headquarters today and raised the total pledged so far to ap- 2roximately $400,00O,O ,O00.
 The exact total was S396, ,496, ,000 and was distributed among the F districts as follows:
 Boston, 61,O47, ,O5O; New York, S124,- 100000; Philadelphia, S26, 6,422, 100; Cleveland, $27, ,S35, 200; Richmond, S1S,- 959, 9,OOO; Atlanta, $1,6O1, 700; Chicago, S64, ,62S,95O; St. Louis, S40,91S, 100; Minneapolis, $13,13S, 100; aKnsas City, B9, POT .450; Dallas, $1,737, $50; San Francisco, $7,1S1,150.
 Differences appear. to be develop ing between loan campaign managers of Iowa and Michigan, the two states which have subscribed their quotas, over the question of which was first to achieve this record. The treasury expressed no opinion as to which which should receive first honors. The official summary of the campaign saiG, however, that a message from c. M. McNider, the Iowa sales director, re- ceived at 10:36 a. m. today said that Iowa passed its quota yesterday after noon at 3:30 o'clock. A telegram from R. F. Fenton. of the Michigan com mittee, also received today said that Michigan had passed its quota, but gave no time. Workers in each state are continuing to roll up subscrip- tions.
 Cleveland Banner District
 The Cleveland district continued to- night to lead all other districts in the number of communities reaching their luota, having 115.
 The woman's Liberty loan commit zee is receiving very satisfactory re- port of the work among it's representa- sives throughout the country. The country having officially sub scribed more than $395,000,000, the Victory ship, which is making the trip rom San Francisco to New York was able today to leave San Diego. At noon he Victory ship pennant and the let .er from the mayor of San Francisco 70 the mayor of New York was trans lerred from the U. s. s. Mablehead to the U. s. s. Crane, and the Crane steamed out of port headed for the Panama canal. On the long trip from \ San Diego to the Panama canal radio | messages will be sent daily to the de- | stroyer Crane giving instruction to | proceed the number of miles which the lation's subscription justifies. Reports from stations and ships all | over the world poured into the office | If Rear Admiral Cowie, navy Victory \ Liberty loan officer today and these \ show that the navy's subscription is \ approximately S3,5O0,000. This is more | than the entire navy subscription to the first Liberty loan. fif | PACIFIC COAST GOING STRONG | SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.-Liber, ty loan officials believe subscriptions to the Victory loan in the Twelfth re.
 serve band district will pass the $100,
 100 .OOO mark by the end of week, ac ,ording to a statement issued here to-
 night by George K. Weeks, campaign
 manager for the district.
 Weeks said that telegraphic reports
 70 his office showed subscription ac
 .ually filed with banks in the districts Tor the first three days fthe drive
 totaled S15,549 ,250 from more than 40, I90O subscribers. The districts quota lis $1S4OOO,OOO.
 | towing to the delay in the distribu ton of supplies" he continued, i
 is probable that this total really rep lresents about one days subscription. A S5O,OOO Victory Liberty loan sub ! scription was received today iron | Archbishop Edward J. Hanna of th'
 Catholic archdiocese of San Fran
 cisco.
 T GLASS AeREEABLY SURPRISED