Arizona republican., 1919-05-13
HARD WORK PUTS COUNTY IN VIE VI
 OF JOAN QUOT \
Shortage Reduced To $8,000' By Last Night-Big Gain For the Day-Must Be Made Up Today

SSRwnoous efforts during the whole sf yesterday by the entire personnel of tbe county committee and it's help sTN, resulted in the lowering Of the deficiency in the county Victory loan Eoota to the sum of $S,OO0 by six o'clock last night The magnitude of Efris accomplishment may be figured frVrn the fact that on Monday morning the committee faced a shortage of Fl25,O in the quota.
 Most of the outlying districts had reported completely by six o'clock yes terday evening, and the results quoted above sreb orne out by the following list of districts which have officially gone over the top, and made their quota:
 Ash Fork, Hayden Junction, Long F. Ranch, Glendale, Gila Bend. Mesa, Superior, Isaacs. Riverside, Ray. Oat- man. Kingman, Blackberry. Goldroad, Kelvin, Maricopa, Cartwright, Chand- Ter. Fowler, Gilbert Laveen, Paradise Valley, Liberty, Tempe, Washington Wickenburg, Creighton, Christmas, Miami. Inspiration, Roosevelt.
 The contests inaugurated by a num- ber of commercial firms in this city brought interesting results. The Dono- frio prize Of a s100 bond for the seller of the greatest number of bonds re- gardless of total amount, was won by Mrs. Robert F. Curry, with a. wide margin over her nearest competitor. Mrs. Curry has been q tireIess worker ever since the loan campaign started, and her winning Of the prize was not unlocked for.
 Won Prize-Gives it 10 Memorial Fund With the realization that Phoenix lays claim to having produced the most wonderful record in aviation an nals, in the work of Frank Luke. Mrs Curry promptly showed her apprecia- ton of the situation by turning over the prize she won to the committee for the foundation of a Frank Luke Me morial, to be erected in this city tc the memory of the intrepid aviator who made such a glorious record 1T the few short days vouchsafed to hin for the service of his country before his death at the hands of his enemies When MT. Donofrio ascertained th' purpose to which his prize was to bt put. he promptly doubled it. and en riched the Memorial Fund by the sun Of s100 additional With this start the fund should grow, and shortly be come an amount of such proportion that a fitting memorial can be erecteJ 10 the perpetual memory of our oWl Frank Luke. the greatest American Ace, produced during the war.
 Other Prize Winners
 Miss Winifred Cooley won the s bond for making the largest single sal of Victory bonds.
 E0T q employers contests, or chose reporte to the committee yesterday PossibI others will beb rought in later: V. Williams, Goldwater & Bro; c. F. Car ter Talbot and Hubbard; w. c. Nc Bfillen, Arizona Republican; Maud Makenson, Arizona Gazette; D. I Leard, Phoenix National Bank; D. Thomas, National Bank of Arizona Agnes Stewart, Valley Bank; FlorenC AIler, Phoenix Savings Bank and Trus company; Miss M. Bruner, Standar oil company; Ethel Banks, McArthU Bros: Mabel Sisk. Southwest Cotto company; Ottis I. Banks, Rabbit Bro and Boyce Langley, Citizens Stat bank
 The above are winners of a $50 Vic tory bond each for making more sal' than any other employe of the firm who employ them
 Must Go Over Today
 An appeal has been issued by Il committee off the quick subscriptiC of the S&0O0, stin unsubscribed, tn MAricopa county and Phoenix ma have done her duty.
 It is the prediction of the commit that this amount will have been sul scribed before today is over.
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