Show E l it I I 1 I t f n nt to Be e Till t fr b lew ew w z dues b bi i Incise Ise 1 00 1 4 T a Lako jh 1 pla an ant ton and cities citie f t na f the fouM fou Li loan a ft before the theof a of the hardest f of all Unite States tates war camp cam 4 Not only lt a the Beehive state honor of ove its qu but advices rec d last night fi ton say leads all W states of the thc Twe federal district Reports Report's y filed wilt th th j Sen Francisco rest res bank place Utah's subscriptions t t. t Ty i or 81 l 1 more than the quota of Many counties ti and moro more than ri rn J i up de deficiencies de- de In counties not subi sub sub- i The Tho campaign will however until every county tall ti up to Its quota In Sa Sa t ike ho the drive will go on until the the- c el p t tt he at 12 o'clock t P Over OTer flake City not only wen went o oti 1 the top lop by reaching Its fixed quota It did far more If tJ t J may be carried out by col gol cross Derosa No Mans Man's Land and Into the theun v j jUn Un trenches themselves to the thet Df t a 2 The grand Brand total of bonds he city Indicated reports at att t was waa i iu u at moro more than the tho s sa a that may rear d mark before the tho big dri I 11 tidally at 12 o'clock tonight Liberty loans leaders expect the Inasmuch e several committees have havo not filed 1 a il report Definite figures on sub sub- outside In the state slate are un- un iv but committeemen believe is will follow the tho city lead by Its quota If it the tho pres- pres 0 nt pace In returns la fa maintained un- un I l tonight Sho Elation t We are greatly elated at the tho hors ig of Salt Lake and Its people said ler ter D D. D Freed city campaign man man- r last Til ht The city city- has met he greatest of all war tests and has haa hasi i m lown hown tiro metal of which Its citizens s. s ie trade made as else olao could Tho rho Thole S eople le were exceptionally prompt In early with purchases ti sufficient then When In- In 1 rated Ocd they were not sufficiently y rge o they came forward with 2000 00 more a I am very grateful to the commit commit- I ee and all campaign c workers and am amat at roud of Salt Lake In maintaining Its 1 a cord of patriotic endeavor Ono t of the greatest causes of re rot a bt s fi over the nic WM KH the uh ube i ka Increase In Individual subi sub sub- i or i over the quota of set by fb he national loan leaders Up to last lasta a ight reports showed men man worn wom- h 9 n and J children of Salt Lake Lako havone have hav one or more Liberty bonds each Q his is ie regarded as evidence of the l r d spirit of patriotism prevail prevail- hg among rich and lees leas well well-to-do E like U It 13 is ex expected p cc the total dual i will roach reach beC bethe be- be C re the drive ends end Credit given to Worker for the shoving made by y the thee t and stale vas accorded generally a Freed Heber general t airman of the state e loan committee t David Larson Pr I-Pr on state campaign maner man man- er It sta lc director t Continued on Pace Lao C. C C SALT LAKE AND UTAH GO OVER TOP IN IM LOAN I Continued From Page c 1 i iI I of or pu publicity John S. S Critchlow chairman chairman chair chair- Mrs Ednab Ednah Ednah Ed- Ed man of oC t the c speakers speakers' bureau nah nab T. T Ferry Ferr chairman of oC the women's Liberty Libert loan committee Mrs W W. F. F A Adams ams secretary of or the women's committee corn com Mrs Ernest Damberger Bamberger com I In charge of or the women's omens Liberty loan I h head of or tho the bank nl and C C. C C l hO to house to houe canvassers can In Salt all Lake Great Greit praise Is accorded to women workers r the tho theo o ho boy scouts and many In Individual Individual In- In workers and committeemen who spared no efforts or or or Individual sacrifices to p put pitt t Utah over T tho the top The Tho states state's quota of oC Individual loan subscribers was set at and it is believed this figure will be exceeded D Detailed t statements regarding the lie states state's showing in total subscriptions with tho ho number of oC Individual suJ subscribers ers probably will sill not bo be known 1 for the grand total several sl days although total may be closely estimated b by Sunday morning I Club Grows Growl The Influx of ot new members to the club luh fathered b by Mr lr Freed went on yesterday until at I night the membership had reached It was decided Inasmuch as lS the city Is s fel safely be beyond Its quota the membership membership membership member member- ship list ma may he lie reduced to making It a n club Instead of or tho the ori original inal club suggested b by Mr lr Freed when i It was believed this amount would have havo to be raised The spirit bred b by the club Idea and the call for Cor members w ww wis such that Salt Lake was bound to go over the top said Mr lr Free Freed Jt Ii was the iho final tho-final fInal drive he that placed the city In tho the safet safety zone zone- and nd plainly showed our citizens al always aa ma may be bo relied on to to- save the day Reports of oC subscriptions to date show the tho monc money for tor bonds purchased ed In Salt Lake Is actually In the hands of or Liberty Lib Lib- CIt City erty loan committeemen or In banks bank The club gained fresh Cresh Im Impetus impetus im- im petus yesterday when J. J Parle Parley White chief of or police asked aske permission of or Manager Freed to help by obtaining members himself By ny nl night ht the police chief had enrolled twenty members Their names were Included In the thie re report report report re- re port last night n to Go On Active c campaigning will proceed Just Justas as if tr Salt Lako Lake had not re reached ched its quota until the official closing hour at at midnight Tho The final day ms may brin bring additional lar large e subscriptions to swell tho the grand total and place Salt Lake L. LakeWell Lakewell well up in th the tho running for tor the thO honor honorof of or having a warship named after atler It Honolulu Is said to be tho the only cSt city ahead ot Salt Lake Lale In this race Amon Among lar largo large o subscriptions reported yesterday were the toll following following- ow 1 Mineral Products corporation Dorothy Bamberger Consolidated Wagon Wag Wag- on Machinery company compan additional additional ad ad- Inland Cr Crystal stal Salt company comp 1000 additional Crane company compan additional Aetna Life LICe Insurance Insurance ance company Prudential Life Insurance company compan Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Telegraph company company and Pennsylvania Mutual Life company American Railway n Express Gardner Adams company and em em- The Tho Third War Prison Camp compan company com corn pan pany quartermaster and fire hose company at Fort of officers of- of leers and enlisted men subscribed Gov Gor Simon Bamberger received a telegram yesterday from the National Council of American Patriots urging Pershing day bo be observed and an over over- I n to the fourth Liberty loan Joan bo be made on that day Loyalty Under hinder T Teat t Governor Bamberger er said The Tho loyalty of ot the people of ot Utah again a I is ted to tho the acid test To all demands so o far tar In the cause of oC liberty and ju Justice lIce the they have havo re responded responded re- re Ubel llly and tho the state lut has stood at or near the top of or the honor list list- The They must not r fall fail ll now they must not permit German peace propaganda propaganda ganda anda to o cr overshadow hadow dul duty c We e must subscribe not what we so ca can afford aCCord but what the government ov needs for tor the successful prosecution of ot the battle battlo tot for democracy The arrival l In Salt Sail Lake Lako of tho the D. D Se R R. G. G Liberty Libei loan train bearing Sergeant Major of ot the BritIsh British Brit lInt ish arn army and Sergeant Smith Si of oC tho the American arm army both wounded In action ac ac- ac- ac tion was greeted with blowing p pi whistles 8 yesterday ye e morning mornin At noon tho the railway employees paraded downtown downtown downtown down down- town streets In lit honor of or the soldiers and in celebration of or ln ha having subi subscribed sub Hub i I scribed for tor In Liberty bonds Their subscriptions total 1 1000 1 now Every of ot the Standard Furniture Fur Fur- company has become n a n member I of or the club b by subscribing for tor fora I I a a. a. a 1000 bond Th The directors ate ale tF W. W F. F Armstrong president T JL L. Burton Buton vice president R. R W. W Madsen J manager manger John C. C Sh rp treasurer and and John R. R Winder secretary Ogden A ild I O Ogden added to Its 1011 sub sub- yesterday and loan Joan workers there will end nd the campaign l today with an san intensive individual o In ef of- of I forts torts to raise th thi 3 nece necessary to put the city cHy beyond Its quota Banks will vil open untO untIl 9 p. p pm p.m. m. m The total of oC individual subscribers in Ogdon Ogden an and Weber county reached last night an In increase of or 1536 over Thursday nl night ht Officials of or th the I I I 1 j i j I I I I Ogden Clearing House association met yesterday afternoon and reported ad additional addi l- l lIonal names name of ur persons poisons of ot prominence would bo be published unless new now or ad additional additional ud- ud subscriptions were received from then them today I |