El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
NAME LIBERTY
LOAN WORKERS
Committee Now Formed to
Comb City Next Week
For Subscriptions.

EAaIlS LOL lAAI LAIN @N----
campaign were discussed and commit
tees to conduct 1t here next Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
were appointed at a joint meeting Of
Ell Paso Clearing house and chamber
Of commerce committees at the cham
Der OF commerce Friday afternoon
In the four days campaign next
week an effort will be made to reach
every resident Of Ell Paso TO induce
them to invest in liberty loan bonds
Chairmen to call on each profession in
the city were appointed by T. N.
Wfngo. The chairmen and the pro-
LESSONS they will call on follow r
P Jones. mining interests; K Z: NC Nc
Afee, lumbermen and builders; {. W.
Moss, travelling and city statesmen; K
3. Orndorff. hotels; J. W. k1rkpat-
rick, automobile industry; W. 6. koe'
seed and implement houses; L u
Rogers. furniture houses; NJ Sehwartz,
dry goods houses; julius krakauer'
hardware and machinery houses
George Evans, manufacturers.
Brown, railways. Rev Percy X
Knickerbocker. churches; W J. MO
ran, labor organizations: W. y raw
kins. lawyers: II. B. Durkee, \ NJ.
c. a: Eva L Sly, y. W. Z. A. boSat
W. Kayser, Rotary club; Percy NC
Ghee, Kiwanis club; J. Z Benton,
| AdcIub: Mrs. Charles 3. Stevens ana
Mrs. S. H. Sutherland, Woman.s eluD.
Women " m Mrs o. A. critchett, Equal
Frauchise league; A. II. Anderson,
realty men; G. A. Hoffman, typo
graphical organizations; Leo terls!I;;
printing houses. These chairman VIII
appoint such helpers as they need
Other Committeeman Named.
At a meeting Of the supcommittse
on organization in the office OF A. L.
Mcknight Friday night the follow.ng
chairman were appointed IN the
movement of districting the city:
laundries and cleaning companies:
W r Winch, theaters and other
amusement places; W l. Gaines
packing houses. groeers, meat mar
kets, bakers and fruit dealers; a Il II
Nicholson, cigar dealers I N
Wingo. smeIter, foundries, brick
companies. ice and cold storage
firms collection agencies ana raeI-
chants and secret socleuess \ l.
ReKnight, insurance firms, candy
makers. cattle dealers and merchants;
r NJ. Dudley, grocers, crushed stone
and bitulithic company; J. A smith
dairies and dairy supplies; Dr. T. j.
McCamant, physicians, dentists,
undertakers. hospitals, nurses ana
veterinary surgeons
In addition to dividing the city BY
professions and business, it viii PROB
ably be divided geographically- =
COMMITTEES to decide on this, appoint
ed by chairman Wingo, is composer
". Kirkpatrick, ". J. Moran, X Z
McAfee and A L. Mcknight Ihis
committee will report on decisions
later.
Personal Appeal to whole People
The campaign VIII 5s person -
= = ~ann1a NJ PaG0 TO IN
vest in liberty loan bonds said L n
Wingo in explaining its purpose II
is hoped that every man VINO ls aoie
to subscribe TO the loan viii pc
reached Ten committeeman from the
chamber Of commerce and 10 from the
Clearing house association have az
resd4y been appointed TO take charge
Of the subcommittee II necessary
we viii appoint another commlttee o.
10 70 assist these two committees.
Must Have S4OO.OO0-
so far Fl Paso has raised only
81 100 600 Of the million and mar.
which it has been asked TO raise OF
the sum raised, S1,0Oe.OOO mas Ds s..
Trbe remaining 100000 has been SUD
scribed by private individuals we
must raise the remainder OF this sum
People working in the campaign VIII
have TO devote their entire time 10
il for the four days.
MIST organize Community.
James C. McNary, president OF me
Clearing House association, said that
the entire community must be organ
3zed 10 carry on the campaign sue
cessflily. I'VE must take ADVANTAGE
81 every agency in the community 10
make the campaign success, salo
MT efcNary. I'VE must make a care
full organization and coordination 10
carry It through
SAYS should Reach Two Miliions-
$50 far only 500 individuals IN Fl
Psso have subscribed TO the noerty
loan. We must make big eflort 20
have at least 5000 subscribe II faso
shouId not only make its SL5Ug.Vyv'
bTlt should reach or exceed Sz-Oee.VoV-
| Every community is expected to SUD
scribe S per cent Of its banking re-
sources to the loan and Ii Faso
/ banking resources viii reach SSo'-
900. zoe. -.
s'Peopie should not 90 crazy on the
I loan and should not subscrloe thOIs
Than they can care for would n0S
desire any man TO subscribe sSY on
when he can only take care OF sow,
but IL is the duty Of all 70 DO thelr
share.
City VIII Benefit at Once.
eel Paso is going to be Dig oene-
ficiarv this summer in the organlza-
lion ~ the army. 1t is going to oene-
/ fit so much that II snould 40 an
share. A big number OF troops WI
! be modified and trained mere oulihs