It is expected that the five billion dollar goal will be reached by midnight. LIBERTY LOAN BY UNIVERSITY FACULTY AND STUDENTS GET IN TO THE TUNE OF $12,000 OR MORE Through its students and faculty, the University of Idaho has subscribed for Liberty bonds of the second 1917 issue to the sum of approximately $12,000. This was the total announced this noon at the office of Bursar Francis Jenkins. Bond subscriptions aggregating $6,900 were obtained yesterday afternoon. MOTOR EXPERISING GOOD POSITIONS AWAIT YOUNG MEN WITH ABILITY AND TRAINING J. S. Heckathorn, chairman of the Moscow committee, is still after recruits for balloon observation in the aviation section of the U. S. army. Observers, pilots and aviators are in demand. There are fine openings here for young fellows with the ability and nerve for this kind of service. Motor mechanics are also badly needed. In his last communication from headquarters, Mr. Heckathorn found this statement, emphasized: "We received a telegram today from General George O. Squier, head of the aviation section, requesting that this association speed up on applications for motor experts, automobile mechanics, and men of similar knowledge." 