The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-04-05
LAUNCHING OF THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN CAMPAIGN.

which time plans were formulated
looking to the launching of the Big
Drive for the Third Liberty Loan iE
Bourbon County. The meeting last
night was largely attended and was
pronounced by many in attendance
as the most enthusiastic gathering
yet held in Bourbon since the begin
ming of the conflict with Germany.
Mr.. A. B. Hancock called the meet
ing to order, and permanent organ
Drive was formulated by the election
of the following officers:
Chairman-A. B. Hancock.
Vice Chairman-John T. Collins.
Secretary-B. A. Frank.
Precinct Chairmen were selected by
Committees appointed by Chairman
Hancock, and each Precinct Chair
man was requested to appoint others
on their respective Committees to
assist in the Big Three Drive, which
is to open April 10, and continue
through Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, April 10, IL and IL, the
Drive to be brought to a successful
| conclusion at a monster mass meet
| ing to be held at the Court House in
| Paris, on Saturday afternoon, April
13.
At the big mass meeting it was
| decided to appoint Committee t.
have the arrangements in charge,
securing speakers, music, etc., for
the occasion. The following Com
mittee was appointed: Messrs. Jas.
H. Thompson, Bruce Miller, James
Mcclure, S. P. Harding, James Cald-
well, John T. Collins and John W.
Jones. 1t is said that an effort will
be made to secure Rev. Burris A.
Jenkins, of Kansas City, Mo-, to be
| the principal speaker for the occa-
sion.
A Publicity Committee composed
of Messrs Swift Champe, Bruce Mil
] Ter, VIM. Remington and B. A.
Frank, was appointed. This Com
mittee will be expected to thoroughly
advertise the Big Liberty Loan
Drive and to attend to such public
ity as may be necessary for the sue
cess of the movement.
Next Sunday morning, April z.
every clergyman in Bourbon County
is expected to deliver an address on
the necessity of the Third Liberty
|
tions to get behind the Big Drive In
Bourbon County and help push the
sale of the Third Liberty Loan to q
speedy and successful conclusion. II
is said that Bourbon's allotment OF
the Third Liberty Loan will DE
around 100000.
The following Committeeman were
appointed to serve during the Big
Drive:
Paris No. Frank P. Lowry
! chairman; Thomas Kiser, Frank M
Clay, JOS. M. Hall, John w. Yer
kes, Chas. N. Fithian, Chas. A. Nc
MILAN, Geo. r. Davis. VIM. II
Webb, Harry Kerslake and Charlie;
Stephens.
Paris No. 2-B. M. Renick, chair
man; w. H Whitley, Rudolph
Davis, Edward F. Prichard, John j.
Williams, Edward H. Corey, Rober.
Rose, Logan Howard, Edward I.
Hinton, Rev. w. e. Ellis, VIM. G
McClintock, Henry A. Power, john
Christman.
Paris No. Sd. C. Parrish, Chair
man.
|
! chairman; S. X. Nichols, DIR. F. +
Campbell, Walter Clarke, Oscar i.
Hinton, Edward Burke, M. j. Murphy
and Dan w. Peed.
Paris No. 5-M. j. LAWN, chair
man; Harry L. Baldwin, M. Peale
Collier, L. D. Harris, Frank P White
Paris No. &C. X. Thomas, Chair
man, and D. S. Henry, w. T. Bryan
]. w. Bacon, G. P. Cook, III. w. Mann
John Young, M. E. McCurdy, F. P
Campbell.
Millersburg No. Wv. d. McIn-
tyre, Chairman, and John Mari, 10
Penn RedmOn, X. d. Burroughs, c. b
Layson, VIM. Wright, John McDan
iels.
Millersburg No. 90. E. Hurst
Chairman, and Sanford Allen, Will
.. Butler, D. E. Clarke, C. c. Fisher, G
S. Allen, James Burroughs.
Little Rock No. Is. r. Burris
Chairman, and ]. e. Boardman, Ed
/ Clark, C. R. Walls, F. F. Burris
Robert Parker, Jos. Hopkins, TrouI
: Clark, C. H. Dalzell, c. e. Rails
\ Rev. Ward Russell, Tilford Hinkle.
Little ROCK NO. I-Odiu Sioy
Chairman, and Sam Harding, Jas. L
Dodge, Tollie Young, Aylette Buck
! ner, Woodford Buckner. .
North Middletown No. 1-Johl
| Willie Jones, Chairman, and John 1
Collins, Rev. F.. NJ. finder. H. $
4 Caywood, John w. Young, Jr., c. C
| Clarke, w. A. Thomson, ]. o. Evans
C.. M. Thomas, B. F. Dalzell.
i: North Middletown No. 2-CharltoI
4 Clay, chairman; C.. G.. Hadden, T. J
] Harvey, Gano Hildreth, w. A. Thorn
!: ason; w. B. Woodford.
\ Clintonville No. 1-Thos. Henri,
|: Clay, Jr., Chairman.
4 Clintonyille No. 2-John Woodford
II Chairman, and Luther Rice, A. L
J: Stephenson, George X. Jones.
\ { Hutchison No. Robert Meteor
Y Chairman, and Jas. Wilmott, JONI
!: Virgins, Jas. HI. Thompson, T.
Il Smith, O. B. Lloyd.
Y Hutchison No.; w. B. Ardery
!: Chairman, and j. M. Brennan, w. w