The Little River news., 1918-09-21
WOMEN LIBERTY
 LOAN MANAGERS
MRS. BROUGH, WIFE OF GOVERN OR, NAMES DISTRICT AND
 COUNTY CHAiRMEil.
BIG WORK FOR WOMEN


 ing abilities when the gong rings and | the race for lover the top" begins :n l the Fourth Liberty Loan drive, a1- 1 cording to Mrs. c. H. Broug,I, wife of | the governor, state chairman of the ] Women's organizations. { Mrs. Brough has announced that tie women's organizations throughout tho i state are thoroughly organized, with | exception of one or two counties | whose chairmen have been required l to resign.
 The plan for coordination of the | mems and the women's work Goes nct l mean, Mrs. Brough says, that the wo- I men's organizations are to Io.o'tnei.' | individuality. On the contrary, sepa- | rate reports showing the amount of | bonds sold by the women Will be kept, | to be forwarded to the womGns na- l tional organization. The women will, i however, CO operate with the men anG 1 plan with tie men. The women will have a voice in the | work of the county executive commit | tees. The women, Mrs. Brough said, | will make house-to-house canvasses, | maintain bond selling booths and | such, although the character of the | campaign has been left to the dscre | tion of the individual county organi- | cations.
 Mrs. Trough has appointed thirteen 1 district chairmen and a county chair l man for each county, or where coun- | ties are divided, each division. Tue | chairman named by Mrs. Broush fol- | low:
 District Chairmen. First Distrct-Mrs. A. G. Flowers. Fayetteville, and Mrs. w. A. Ramsey, Fayetteville.
 Second District-AIrs. Nellie Treva- | than, Batesville.
 Third District-Miss Annie Castle berry, Joncsboro.
 I Fourth District-Mrs. Harry Will | Hams. Jones3oro.
 i Fifth District-Mrs. Brose Masin- | gill; Heber Springs Sixth District-Mrs. J. W. House, Jr., | Little Rock.
 Seventh District-Mrs. J. s. Holt, | Fort Smith.
 Eighth District-aIrs. T. c. Drennen. l Hot Springs and Mrs. DouGald McMll- | Ian, Philadelphia. | Ninth District-Mrs. w H. Arnold, TeXarkana.
 | Tenth District-Nlrs. Annie w. Meek, Camden.
 1 Eleventh District-Mrs. H. c. Rule, Crossett.
 | Twelfth District-Mrs. A. w. Troupe. l Pine Bluff.
 l Thirteenth District--NIrs. J. N. Ware. | Helena.
 County Chairmen. Arkansas, Mrs. Fred Towl and Mrs | E. B. Gibson; Ashley, Mrs. W. C. Dun | lap; Benton, Mrs. Mary Hummer;
 Boone, Mrs. J. N Milum; BaXtGr' -Mfs. Nlr l son; Chicot Mrs. T. k. Lee; Clark, Mrs ! J. S. Cargile Cleburne, Mrs. Ida | Burns; Columbia. Mrs. c. G. C91qu1tt; | Cr4ttenden. Mrs J. M: Jenhins; Sra" | Mrs. J. l.. Burns; Conway, Mrs; W. l.; Moose: Carroll. Mrs. c. A. Fuller and l Mrs. A. J. Russell; Clay. Mrs. Lura Brown, Piggott, and Mrs. J. E; Rnyne' | Mrs. E. R. Buster (west halO, and Mrs H. D. Sadler (east half); Desha. Hrs. | G. B. Ewing: Dallas. Mrs. C. s. Adams; Drew, Mrs. Lemar Williamson; FranS- and Mrs. G. L. Amos (south half) Full l ton, Mrs. J. H. Caldwell; Faulkner,
 Mrs. G. w. Clarke: Grant. Mrs. Mary C.
 Teter; Garland. Mrs. Jack Manler; | Mrs. w. B. Dorman; IndeDendence 1ars | John 0. Wolf; Izard, Mrs. Ebert God | win: Johnson Mrs. Sam Laser; Jeffer- l son. Mrs A. w. Troupe; Jackson. Mrs. C. A. He&ry; Lafayette, Mrs. T. r. Gll- | ffspie; Lawrence, Mrs. c.. W: Parker | least halO, and Miss Steiia Howe | (west halG; Lee, Mrs. raul Benham; l Lincoln, Mrs. R. R, Rice, Jr;; Little NV M | R. L. Utley and Mrs. c. IT. C2rmichael; | Mississippi, Mrs. J. l.. Williams and Mrs. w. l.. Hollipeter: Monroe, Mr' J. s. Black; Madison, Mra. is i Ii: Pick Ter, Mrs, G. A, Hays; NevaGa, Mrs. Nat l Martin; Newton Mrs. E. E. 4in1iiioi7s; | Ouachita. Mrs. c. S. Eariy Perry, Mrs. | Ruth Rison; Pike, Miss Ellen Murphy; | John I. Booe; Pulaski, Mrs, Clio liar | per and Miss Marcella Arthur; Potn- | sett, Mrs. J. T. Smith and Mrs. T. M, | Pearson; Phillips, Mrs. John N. Ware | Mrs. F. E. Voorhees,; Saline. Mrs F. j. | Bush; Scott Mrs R. R. Wilson; Sebas= l tian, Mrs. H. c. King ana Mrs. ". N, | Ware; St. Francis, Miss Stella Woit; | Mary Jeff Mabrey; Searcy, Mrs. Sher- 1 man Treece; Sharp. Mrs. J. F. Kirtley ] and Mrs. S. T. Sherrill; Union; Mrs. w E. Clarae: Van Buren, Nrs. Glenn Mor- | row: Washington, Mrs. w M. Briscoei | woodruff Mrs. Laura Conner; Yen, | Mrs. Edith Moody.
 Campaign Opens Soon. III less luslu tWo WCSNo lAC St"''' paign will be in full swing, "VolEn- teer Days," September 2S and 29, are expected to be the biggest days of the campaign, in that they will be the l days for the patriots who need no l urging to come forward and loan their money on the best security Tn the i world that of the United States of
 
 1 tions on volunteer Days," the less | time business men will have to take 1 from t,,cir occupations to prosecute q l campaign. Many county publicity managers arc | beginning to send in reports of the | activities in their respective counties,