The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-09-19
LIBERTY LOAN PRO.
GRAM AND ITINERARY
OUTLINED FOR DRIVE

At the request of Mr.. j. w. Hopes,
+. &. Beebe, secretary Quay County
Business Mems Association, has again
accepted the Craftsmanship for Quay
county and started work on the Or
ganization of the county so everything
will be in readiness for the drive
which begins September 28.
&. +. Hunter had been working in
that capacity for several days and
was progressing nicely with the organ
ization of the county, having appointed
charmen in each school district, nearly
fifty of whom were here Saturday to
meet with Mr.. Hunter to talk over
the work and get ready for the big
drive. Mr.. Beebe will retain these
committees so far as possible. They
will work in harmony with the Wo-
mans committees appointed by Mrs.
Earl George, who has again been re-
appointed chairman for the women.
The women of Quay county were given
credit for putting Quay county over
the top in the last campaign and they
will work with the men this time and
this practically guarantees that we
will go over the top.
Mr.. Beebe handled the three pre-
vious drives and his work was high
ly praised by Mr. Hopes, deputy gov
ernor for the llth Federal Reserve
Bank District, and since Mr.. Beebe
has decided to remain in Tucumcari,
il was Mr.. Hopes desire that he
again take charge of the work.
All communications should be ad-
dressed to MIR. Beebe at Tucumcari,
and he will inform you as to what the
program will be. No patriotic citi-
zen will refuse to do all he can to help
make the Fourth Liberty Loan a sue
cess. II you cannot put up money you
can give time and energy.
No citizen may liquidate his debt
to the Flag by lending it money. He
must give himself, too.
Enemy peoples are putting three
generations in the trenches. The gen
tie folk of the Central Empires proud
ly perform mean, sordid tasks; un-
complainingly endure Spartan priva-
tions; demand no privileges; ask no
quarter of necessity, ard with tattered
starvelings sobbing at their knees,
urge their leaders to grant none.
We are engaged in a struggle with
"A foe of dauntless, il atrocious, cali
bre. Since 1914 the long sword of
justice has impotently hacked at Ger
many's resolution. Civilian sacrifices
alone enable the Kaiser to resist the
Leagued forces of Freedom.
When we are as willing to anguish
for our high causes; when we are as
relentless in purpose; when we like
wise toll and stint, and with compara-
BILE morale support the program of our
chiefs-only then shall the "Hun" be
routed the right avenged and our
oaths fulfilled.
It's up to us to save and suffer il
need be to keep Uncle Sans "money
till" full; and food, guns and ammu'
milton plentiful, so that those who
suffer and die-those who fight for US
may realize that their "home fires are
kept burning" that we are back OF
them. Get ready to help. II yot
don't, you will be mighty unpopular
when the boys return from the battle
front and you are pointed out as on'
who did not give and never had time
to do anything to help win the war.
The following outline program will
be carried out at all the Liberty LoaI
Rallies. At some Of the places wher'
longer stops will be made special fea
lures will be added: