The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-04-04
Kennewick People Show Eager
ness to Get Names on List
Ahead of Campaign
NO RALLY SATURDAY NIGHT
Committee Unable to Secure Speaker
for Big Opening-Rally for
r= Next Week Friday
LIBERTY LOAN HONOR ROLL

=. The following people have SUBJ
scribed for the Third Liberty Loan
bonds without being solicited. IL
you wish TO get your name on the
list see j. w. Vickers, S. ID. Lynch
or e. nj. Sly.
Miss Irene Sellick, nj. o. Kilt
ten, Caroline Kitten, Mrs. +. M.
. Crosby, II. L. Banta, S. Neither
!" land, A. I. Smith, Miss Louise
9 Kimple, w. +. Kimple, l.. Smith,
. Jay Bliss, j. e. Norton, Tom War
. mock, e. N. Chipperfeld, Gustav
. Person, Mrs. nj. nj. Moulton, Guy
" Purdy, Jay Perry, VIM. Engles,
. Mrs. 4. M. Sly, Guy ]. Hayden,
. Bert Lloyd, Miss f. b. Jackson,
. ]. HI. Siegfried. B. J. Pinckney, /.
. s. Gleason, ]. p. Miller, M. w.
. Mattecheck, j. II. Quigley, Mrs.
> ]. r. Quigley, Lester Bryan Lar
" SON, Ed. Frauen, Mrs. A. Lehn-
. hard. ]. w. vickers, Mrs. J. w.
. vickers, Gladys Yickers, f., M Sly.
e. s. Mcdonald, A. #. Brown, f.
> II. Lincoln, i. o. o. f., Lewis
> Bliss, w. II. Mather, G. r. Brad
> shaw, A. e. Knerr, DIR. l.. G.
. Spaulding, G. e. Tweedt, Gordon
. c. Moores, X. c. Clifford, ii. r.
> vibber, DIR. A. C. Tullar, DIR. T. B.
. Hauschild, e. III. Sherk, HI III. Da-
> Wis, l.. E. johnson, A. Beavers, s.
. Feuchtwanger, Chas. Haas, r.. E.
> Pratt, Albert Haas, Geo. ID. Peters
. Geo. ID. Peters, Jr., e. w. Tren-
" bath, T. c. Browne, Mrs. T. C.
. Browne, c. C. williams, Mrs. C.
. c. williams, Mrs. ]. p. Miller.
q So % q
After having made both a still and
noisy hunt for some real live-wire
speaker the local committee has been
forced to abandon its plans for a big
patriotic rally next Saturday evening
as the opening event of the Third Lib
erty Loan campaign. 1t was thought
until this afternoon that a speaker
would be sent here from Yakima, but
every speaker there has been dated ur
FOR other towns and the same thing is
true of Walla Walla. Rather than rely
on local thunder" for the rally or i'm;
port a mediocre speaker the commit
tee decided to cancel the rally.
Friday evening of next week, how
ever, there will be a rally in every
school house in the county as a part
Of program that will be observed in
all parts of the United States. Or
that date speakers from this end OF
the county will go to the Prosser dis.
trict and the Prosser men will come
here.
M. w. Mattecheck, chairman Of the
local committee, was advised by wire
today that the quota of this district
is $45, 500. He is not sure whether OF
not this quota includes White Bluffs
and Hanford. The quota for Kenne-
wick and surrounding country for the
Second Liberty Loan was $4,000 and
the subscriptions amounted to more
than $4,000.
Mr.. Mattecheck has also been ad-
vised that the payment plan will be
per cent to accompany application
20 per cent May 2s, 35 per cent July
Is and 40 per cent August Is. This
calls for three per cent larger ini-
tial payment than before.
The number of Honor Roll subscrib-
ers indicates that there will be a larg-
er number of subscribers to this loan,
but owing to the season Of the year
when there is less surplus capital in
the district than in the fall it is ex-
pected that average subscriptions will
be smaller than before.