The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-12
LIBERTY LOAN
CAMP Align GETS
SPLENDID START
About 100000 Already Sub
scribed, Says Chairman,
L. B. Hanna Today
ISSUES CALL FOR
CONFERENCE SERIES
Four Big Sessions Will Be
Held Next Week to Pro-
j mote Organization

Liberty loan subscriptions to date
aggregate approximately $290, 900, and
we now have high hopes of handling at
least a million and a half of the issue
in North Dakota. said l.. b. Hanna,
chairman of the North Dakota exec
utive committee in charge of the sales
campaign, today.
THE preliminary features OF the
campaign are advancing satisfactorily,
and we are being assured of hearty
support throughout the state"
Last night the executive committee
issued the formal call for the four
conferences of bankers that will be
held next week in Grand Forks, Minot,
Bismarck and Fargo, for the purpose
of outlining in detail to the county
chairmen the plan Of handling the
bond issue.
The chairmen have been divided in
to four groups, one meeting in each
corner of the state. In that manner,
the executive committee hopes to car
ry to them the details of the loan
movement, and obtain active COOP
GRAFTON.
Division of chairmen.
The groups of chairmen as listed by
the executive committee to meet in
the places, and on the dates indicated,
follow:
$3.50 O'clock p. M.
Grand Forks, Tuesday, May ia.
o. Graham, Rolla; Harry Lord, Can
do; c. B. Mcmillan: Hannah; F. A.
Argue, Hamilton; Karl ]. Farup, Park
River; Charles Fl. Doyon, Doyon; o..
]. Hegge, Minnewaukan; X. c. Nelson,
Iakota; E. J. Lander, Grand Forks; E.
Y. Sarles. Hillsboro.
2:3o o'clock p. NJ.
Minot, Wednesday, May &c. J.
Clark, Crosby; A. c. Wiper, Bowbells;
Nels Iverson, Mohall; w. D. McClin-
took. Rubgy; H. H. Bergh, Towner; r.
E. Barron. Minot; B. w. Taylor, Stan
ton; w. s. Davidson, Williston; Au
gust Peterson, Harvey; w. T. Mum.
Westhope.
Bismarck, Thurs>y, May 17.-7:SO
o'clock p. NIX. kielstrup. Under
wood: J. A. Beck, McClusky; Thos.
f. Hayward, Beach; A. o. Christen-
son, Fryburg: T. G. Ahern. Dunn Gen.
ter; +. c. Wick, Center; r. M. Harm
sen, Hazen; George Russ, Bismarck;
John F. Robinson Steele: r r. Heath
Napoleon: John Bischof, iceland: A.
p. Lenhart. Hazelton; Joseph P. Hess
Mandan; H. Hallenberg, Carson; p. j.
Jacobson. Fort Yates; Alfred White
Dickinson: r. e. Trousdale, Mott;
Paul NJ Brown Hettinger; c. p AL
lison. Marmarth. J. E. Phelan. Bow
man.
Fargo, Friday May IS. 4:30 o'clock p.
ne r. Davidson. New Rockford: NJ.
b. Cassell, Hope: John Syverson, Coop
erstown: G. S. NeYberry, Darlington;
A B. Default, Jamestown; ]. J. Early,
Valley City; e. III. Myhra, Wahpeton;
r.. S. Adams. Lisbon; N. L. Cabanne,
Forman: F. P. Bennett, LaMoure; T. F.
Marshall. Cakes.
At each Of the meetings, members of
the executive committee will outline
the plan Of work.
In their notice to the chairman the
executive committee says:
Call for Meeting.
"The undersigned, appointed by the
federal reserve bank at Minneapolis,
as an executive committee for the pur-
pose of securing subscriptions to the
government Liberty Loan, have select
ed you as chairman to organize your
county.
ITO make necessary arrangements
for placing North Dakota's allotment, a
meeting is called of the county chair
men from your part of the state to meet
with the executive committee.
1.-THE government expects every bank
to do its share in placing this loan.
Your attendance is expected as a duty
which you owe to your country, and we
would be glad to have you arrange for
bankers and others from your county
to be present"