El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

. mlmAAAerA are Alneruls
II Rev. Charles L. Overstreet an
nounced the following additional sub
D scriptions among the ministers Of the
/ city since the Saturday luncheon: Rev.
I H. NJ Smith. $50. Rev. H = Wells,
/ $50 Rev. Dwight !. Bradley 500:
F Rev. p. r KnickerbOcker. 500: Rev.
and Mrs. knickerbOcker for Tom and
Billy, their sons. $50 bond each; Rev.
and Mrs. Charles l. Overstreet, for
their daughter Adelaide. $50: Rev. a.
Urge Loan to Farmers.
A. @. Graham, county farm demon
strator. is taking an active interest
in the sale Of bonds He received a
telegram Tuesday morning from sec
rotary OF agriculture d. L. Houston,
saying
Il urge Of YOU TO make a special
effort during this concluding work
on the Liberty loan campaign to bring
before the farmers or your county the
need Of a large national response to
the Liberty loan. and Of each farmer
with available funds doing his part.
Emphasize the Importance Of not fall
ing behind other classes in this con-
tribution to the cause OF freedom"
A wire from r. o. Walton. Of the
Texas a. & n college. said.
Il respectfully call your attention to
the Importance Of the Liberty loan
from the farmers viewpoint His re-
spOnsibility in this undertaking is as
great as that Of any other class Of our 4
citizens. The benefits accruing viii 7
be equally as advantageous TO him. ]
This office requests that each agent 4
use his influence with his farmer con- I
stituents TO induce them to purchase (
literally Of Liberty bonds"
Southwestern Takes S5OO.OOO.
The FL PasO and Southwestern Rail- !
road company has subscribed $500. 900 4
to the purchase Of Liberty bonds in I
Arizona and New Mexico. aside from
the 100000 subscribed in FL Paso. R
This makes a total subscription OF /
100000 by this company, the same as
for the first Liberty loan. The branch
Ctflces OF the company in New Mexico
and Arizona will each divide the $780,
900 subscription. giving each state
S150,OG0.
Auto Men Buy sI55O
7 J LOngwells committee reported
$3.50 as follows:
Ernestine Alarid. $50.
Chris Bulwer. 500.
A. $. Burgard, $500.
Lucye BurEard. 500.
l. l. Butterfield, $50.
J. 7 Guilty. $50.
J- C. Dunlavy. $50.
W. T. Evans, $50.
Albert R. GIchwind, $50.
Floyd German. $50.
F. Hackett. $50.
IT, II. Hays, 800
IT. L Ilfrey. 500.
Miss Lulu Hired, $50.
IT. c. kire. 800.
q. c.. Lamb, $50
7. W. Lang $50.
Charles Lynvet. 500
Jose a MARTINEZ. $50
c. A. Patten- $50.
NJ J. Paplayyk 800.
Mrs T. y. Pierce, $50.
Ton Sts-1Os Sf6S
y. =. Stuckey 500.
T. D. Underwood, 500
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