Arizona republican., 1919-04-24

matter of history and with other war | service cmpaigns placed in the past, all | novelty is gone from the matter of Lib erty bond selling. It now is a matter of strict business-and patriotism and there is less noise made and less demonstration expected.
 Nevertheless, the campaign yester- day, although much quierer, was none the less effective. and subscriptions rolled into headquarters steadily from all parts of the city.
 Join the 100 Per Centers
 The Arizona Eastern railroad em- ployes in Maricopa county report that 270 of their number have subscribed a total of $21,500, the superintendent office making 100 per cent record, one employe, who has had Is months ser vice in the army subscribing 25 per cent of his salary.
 Among the institutions making a 100 per cent record yesterday are: The Goodyear Rubber company, the Rose Tree the Citizens State bank. the Gen. tral Bank of Phoenix, the attorney gen erals office
 The Maricopa county committee is formulating plans for a monster reiig- ious ceremony next Sunday which will embOdy the best of thankful patrioti- ism
 Speakers have been designated to address all auction sales in this county for the next three weeks, therefore no auction sale will be complete without a Victory loan speaker. The Busiest Booth One of the busiest places in Phoenix IS the woman's committee booth at the corner of First avenue and Washing ton street. At this booth bonds al ready have been sold well up into the thousands of dollars. i Meetings this evening will be held at Laveen, with P. H. Hayes, Sergeant Major w. L. Burt and Young. At Fowler. with George U. Young. Lieutenant Clyde Downing. | At BalZs with Captain J. L. B. Alex ander and Lieutenant Colonel B. Power Conway.
 One hundred per cent stickers are to be had at headquarters. These stick CTS should be fastened to the honor rolls as soon as 100 per cent is attained.
 t1oyd Shome Of the 3I7th supply tram made seven speeches last night before colored audiences and with Ser geant Ford White and Private Charles BroWn will hold Victory loan rally at Irving park Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. AS with all Victory loan meetings, there will be plenty of music.
 Girls Do Good Work
 Some remarkably good work was done yesterday by the corps of girl SO Ilcltors on the streets. Although no report was made for the day, it was said last night that the report would be better than had been expected so early in the drive
 A detachment of the Ed Redmond Foilfes, playing at the American thea ter, spent considerable portion of the day stirring up enthusiasm for the loan party travelled in a motor truck part Of the time, stopping at street corners. and consisted of Miss Irene Noblitt Miss Robbie Dean, Miss Marvin Ham mond and Miss Peggy Betts and Joe kempeF. Crowds were attracted at every stop by the war song singing by i the theatrical folk and the bond solici- tors had little diffuculty in making sales.
 Miss Betts. who during the last cam pa1gn toured the east with motion pic ture stars in behalf of the Fourth Lib erty loan, deserted the bond booth downtown and got into action in the sun. When the results are announced it is promised that the amount of bonds she sold during the day will be a sur prise, for she established what is prob ably the individual record of the cam paign, so far.
 Ash Fork Makes Record
 Ask Fork went over the top yester- day in a whirlwind drive for their quota in the Victory Liberty loan cam paign, with $1,000 to spare, was the