The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-04
TODAY WINDS UP THE
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
GARLAND COUNTY HAS Elk
CEEDED HER ORIGINAL
OUTOA BY OVER FIFTY
PER CENT.
The Number of Subscribers Has Also
Been Exceeded by 375-Many Fol-
lowed the Lead Of the President and
Subscribed for $50 Bonds.

Two thousand -four hundred and
twenty citizens of Hot Springs and
Garland county have bought $431 900
worth OF bonds of the third Liberty
loan The quota for this county was
lob subscribers and S2S5.25U Ii siil
be seen that the number Of sub
scribers has been exceeded by 375 and
that the total sale is a little better
than $50 per cent Today is the clos
ing day Of the sale. All who have de-
layed in making their subscriptions
should attend to that as early today
as possible. either through the local
banks or through the local third Lib
erty loan organization You can tele-
phone number five and "A committee
will receive your application
This is Buy Again Day The treas
ury department has urged all who
have already purchased bonds even to
the limit 10 buy at least one more If
not over fifty dollars. President VIII
son has set the example and has chal-
lenged the citizens of Hot Springs. as
well as the rest of the country to
match his additional purchase. II was
for fifty dollar bond and bought on
the instalment plan of one dollar
down and one dollar per week. This
! is only seventeen cents a day. Tt win
promote not only saving. but asl1
patriotism. You must get in your APP
plication today in order to fall i'm step
with the many citizens Of Hot Springs
who have taken up the presidents
challenge as well as with the presi-
| dent himself
The following is a roll of those who
have purchased bonds during the last
few days. Many of these have pre-
viously bought, hu, ate buying again
and on the installemnt plan Get your
name on this list for this afternoons
paper and the sentinel Record Of to-
morrow mornins
} DIR G. A. Herbert, $50. G. n. Rix,
$50; Miss Lila Bix. $50: DR. W. r.
Wootton. $50; Nrs. W. IT. Wootton.
1850; Madee Wootton. $50; Martha
Wootton, $50 Or. e. II. Martin. $50;
Mrs e. II Martin. $50: Dr. r. r. Hol-
land, $50; w H. Martin, $50, Thomas
X. Martin, $50; Miss Mary Martin,
$50; Miss Elizabeth Martin. $50 Pat
rick Costello, $50; A J Irons, $50;
Lee Guerin, $50; John W. Honson. Jr..
$50; John p Clint, $50; Bert Hooker.
$50; ed Dancer $50: Joe Dietz. $50
DIR. F. W. jerks $50; Hardin Brothers,
$50; Dave Burgauer, $3.50: Mrs. NJ. A.
Eisele, 800; Fred V. Weaver. $50:
Sidney Mutt $50, Miss Josephine
Brown, $50: Hamp Williams. $50;
Mrs. Hamp Williams, $50. III. A. Jones.
1880, Margaret Jones. $50: Gus Strauss
$50; Henry Dykes. 500: John Wolf.
$4,000; DR.. j. l.. Greene, $500: ID G.
Richards, $50; A. c Jennings, $50:
Edna $ Lane. $3.50, r. G. Chapman.
$50; Helen Housley Hutson, $50 Ger
ltrude Hinton, $50. W G. Maurice, $50:
Mrs. w G Maurice, $50 Or. J. T.
jerks. $3.50; Mrs j. T felix's, 800;
ISABEL Jelks. $50. Catherine Jelks.
$50; Mrs McKasle Bell. $50. Benia
min + Pope. $50. VIM r. Smith. $50.
| W. w Berry, $50; r. S. Sorreus, $50:
a T.. Fixes, $50; ]. NJ. Burrow, $50;
| w, w McDonough, $50; J. D. Fixes.
$50 Louis Kassaw, $50: A. c. lowry.
$50; Anna Newsom. $50: Mary Picchi.
$50; Miss Ray Phillips, $50, Park