Arizona republican., 1919-04-22

good work was going on. a report from Warden c. c. Powell at the state prison at Florence being received that said every employe Of the prison had subscribed, making the institution also 1G0 rer cent patriotic in the last loan drive.
 Last night the shock unit of the loan Workers-the wounded service men-appeared at local theaters and spoke and stirred up enthusiasm for the loan campaign. Overseas men ac- companied by cilivian workers and bands toured the Riverside, Washing tor and Isaac schools, making more addresses and stirring up more enthu- siam. And in not one instance could Phoenicians be indifferent to the ap- peal.
 In Full Swing Today Today 'two-minute men" will get into action in the loan drive and add ! their appeal to the others. Their talks ! will be strictly short and snappy, it , is promised. Those selected for the work are:
 City Attorney Nelson, F. B. Town send, T. Sprowles, H. Fennemore, Bar nett Marks, J. c. Lavin, Judge Thomas | Nealon, P. H. Hayes, Jessie Boyce. Judge Frank De Souza, Judge Charles De Sales Wheeler, W. V. Anderson, Ci. ! U. Young, Captain George Christy, T. | Prescott, J. C. Dobbns.
 l By today the drive is expected to 1 be in full swing with women teams | sociliting throughout the residence dis tricts and men teams downtown. The committee has everything set for a i whirlwind campaign and a speedy vic ! tory at home to clinch the victory won 1 by the fighting men. All that remains | is for the citizens of Phoenix to buy ! bonds.
 Parade Notes i Mrs. May Belle Craig, chairman of the womans' committee in charge ot the capitol, reported that partial re- turns from five state departments give $4,400 in Victory bonds already pur- chased there.
 Speakers at Riverside tonight arc | w. V. Anderson, Sergeant J. W. Ogg marine Private Carr.
 At Isaac school, former Mayo. George U. Young and Chaplain Walsh At Washington school, Captain J. L Alexander, commander of the Span ish War veterans; Captain Claude De- CdtuE JONeS.
 I Orchestras of the Rose Tree, and ths Arbor played at downtown corners las l night aiding the Victory loan solicitors The state house went over the tor
 with a loud bang the first day of tht loan. The land department claims the
 honor of being the first department tt demonstrate their 100 per cent Ameri: ] canisln. The live stock sanitary board i secretary of state force, the supreme | court, the governors office, the whole l capitol, all made home run with Vic. i tory bonds in the first inning. Tht assault on the seat of government wal led by Mrs. Mabel Craig, of the sen. ate attaches. ably seconded by 8 mum erous committee from the yount l women employed there.
 J. T. Whitney, w. J. Burns ant Frank De Souza have been appointed a committee to solicit subscription, for the Victory Loan among the mem. bers of the Knights of Columbus. Int committee was named following a stir. ring appeal for the loan made by Rev. erend Father Walsh at the Knights O Columbus banquet at the Woman's clul on Sunday evening.
 l. The City band section of the Liberty loan band played last evening at thu Washington school. Victory loan talk! were made by Captain J. l.. E. Alexan der of the Spanish War veterans ant Captain Claude Decatur Jones, com mander-in-ch of the Great War Vet erans association.