The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-21
WILL BE ACCEPTED AT FULL VALUE AND WILL NOT BE
 THROWN ON MARKET.
Twenty five Hundred Dollars Was Subscribed to the Fund Yesterday Without Any solicftation--Commit. tees Win Start Soliciting Today.

eighteen thousand dollars. with the purpose Of passing that mark and making it twenty-five thousand dol lars.
 The various teams were organized yesterday at a luncheon with NIT George Callahan presiding. The mem hers of these teams first made their Individual contributions to this fund. which, with a few preliminary sub- scriptions of about six hundred dol 4 lars. made a total of twenty five hlln-. dred dollars to start with. The indi- cator presented to the Red Cross by the Rotary club was moved from the Majestic hotel down 10 the De Soto springs The entire committee force gathered al the former place and af- ter singing a sJanza of 'Ameriea" and the Star Spangled Banners car rled the indicator 10 it's new position
 Al half past one today there will be a short ceremony at the Desc begins its journey down Central ave nue How far will it travel today 9
 
 That will depend entirely upon the work the various teams are backed by the loyalty and generosity of Hot Springs. Everyone will be hard al work this morning to make as lone. jump as possible Help the com mittees by being ready for them with your subscription. IL will gave time. You can pay in the following man ner:
 You can subscribe Liberty bonds. These will be taken care at their full value and will not thrown upon the market until after the war Is won.
 You can pay cash with your sub scription. the full amount
 You can make your payments fin four equal installments payable in July August September and Octo- Der.
 One standard for those Who are on a salary basis is to give one days pay month for four months. The folks over there" have given their all; our boys are sacrificing remun- erative places; they are adding to their sacrifice of dollars their blood and their lives. One day's pay q month is little or nothing compared with what they are giving.
 Make mp your mind what yon can give and then double 1t when the committee waits upon you
 The teams will meet each day at luncheon when they win report the progress that they have made. Tomor row the presiding gentleman at the luncheon will be MT. W. C. Maurice The captains of the various teams are charged with the responsibility of seeing that the members of their | teams are at the luncheon. II is to be emphasized that every dollar contributed to this war fund will finds its way in its entirety to military relief No a cent is used to defray the expenses of the campaign or for the administration of the funds in fact the interest on money lying idle in the banks until ralled for means that more than the dollar you contribute will finds its way to the front; to the caring for families and | dependents of soldiers at home in unusual stresses not provided for by government allotment and the other great war enterprises of the American Red Cross.
 What is the Honor Roll? Every firm that has in it's employ ten or more. | including the heads of the firms. will Je given an Honor Roll upon which they will record the names of all sub- scribers. When 75 per cent of the that firm will be entitled 10 an Honor Cross. For every additional five per | cent of the members of the house subscribing there Is an eytra cross so that when all subscribe they will have the Honor Roll caring the names Of the subscribers. the Honor Cross an annexed to this five small red l crosses.
 Hot Springs can already cast of two firms that have reached the 100 per cent-Albert Mendel and Oliver Finnie Grocery Co While these sub scriptions have not been turned in 6y the committees as yet these firms got the job early and every employe and member Of these firms made their subscription
 Many other industries and firms are at work endeavoring to reach the 100 per cent mark, Before the passing of the first days of this week many stores will be displaying this Honor Roll together with the Honor Cross and the added crosses.
 Hast night was a gerat night along Central avenue for Red Cross prop aganda. A number Of automobiles followed the speakers from the end of Park avenue 10 the Eastman hotel Al various places there was singing of America" and the Str Spangled Banner" and speeches. were made by |yarious parties on the Red Cross To- night there will be a similar move nent. The cars will assemble at the place announced in the papers and journey down and through the heart