The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-30
Field Marshal J. Frank RushtOn to Address Allied
 Armies on Big Drive WOMAN'S COMMITTEE IN LINE AND READY TO COVER TERRITORY Campaign Thoroughly Or ganized and Every Nook
 and Corner of District
 Will Be Covered

uG lOIIldl OpCiliilS OA tAAC AoNiA eh N@'S erty Loan campaign in Birmingham will take place tonight at the Tutwiler hotel, when the allied armies assemble at din- ner to receive final instructions from Field Marshal Frank Rushton regarding the great fall offensive that begins to- morrow and will continue until all the territory in Jefferson county has been thoroughly covered and every man, wom- an and child is given an opportunity to Help the Huns to Hades' by buying Fourth Liberties.
 The dinner will start promptly at 6:SO and will be featured by the presence of several notables whose names have been withheld by the committee in charge. The usual formidable array ot oratorical talent is expected to be in evi- dence and many stunts have been planned to drive home the message of the hour Patriotic music for the occasion Will pe rendered by Davidson's orchestra.
 Never before in any campaign mas the county been so effectively organized as IL is for the present drive. Rein1orcelielils of 100 men rom the labor divislon anu many more from rural communities nave been added to the army which now con tains men in all walks of life and from every nook and corner of the district.
 RAINBOW DIVISION
 Nor have the women been outdohe III organization. Under the guidance oi Mrs Fl. H. Shell, county chairman, Mrs. Angus M. Taylor, city chairman, ana General (Mrs. w. D.) Smith of the Ram how division a powerful army Of female workers have made ready to cover the .lean,, territory The Rainbow division will hold it's first meeting at luncheon at the Tutwiler today when the detalis of the work will be outlined by Generai Smith and others.
 The ladies have erected huge pa- rometer' running to the top of the Saks bnildingA It consists of ladder at whose hottom stands an American soldier With one foot on the first rung ready to cilmp with the bond sales His progress up the ladder will be measured rom uay to day according to the results achieVeu by the women workers. B..
 A decided feature of the campaish is Inc advertising being done in the form os attractive window signs carried by naarlv all downtown stores. The con stant admonition to Buy Fourth llp- ertv Ronds' is calculated to wear away stone" and cause the most hopeiesS ,,,isar to shell out the sheckels when ap proached by bond salesmen. III orue, that the public may be Kept enhsn.eneu as to the progress or the arl.e' .s a4 printed bulletins, similar to ehe .1, naga If newspaper, will De lssueo' aantain;np late reports from salesmen instructions to workers and general au, vice to "prospects" These bulletins Will he posted all over the county.
 SUPPLY BASE
 courtv Chairman Murray Brown mas arrarged a supply base at llo NOT M ,rwenfvfirst street, where meIhpetS of inc allied armies and the RalnooW division can obtain 'ammuHltioH i. all hours. Gen. Phares Coleman 'f. will be ordnance officer in charge ol all blanks, literature ana oa'1 oA file there. 4, p;io, theatre yesterday afternoon ae l.is n,es, Sing Dav. and several inspiring mes saees were delivered by pr. stuart aiu other speakers. In addltloh all churches in the city conducted iho- ertv sunday ceremonies in which thelf audiences were urged to prepare them selves for the campaign. ,,.,
 At the headquarters or the aiiioo armies the county committee, the zons committee and the Rainbow dlvisioh on The mezzanine floor of the Jeffer- son County Bank building, force or workers will be busy all day tooay nrenaring the machinery that Will set ont to comb the county early Iues- dav morning. Bond salesmen Will De sunplied with honor certificates 10 pc eiven to each purchaser Of fourth q Liberties These certificates consist of large red '4'' on a white pacn- ground. with blue star in the miacle of the figure. An additional star Wii he furnished for each member or tne firm or family that puys a bond. It is planned to have an honos badge in every home, office, store ana plant in the county.
 KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP
 The travelling men are also making arrargements to take an active part and these knights of the grip are anxious to live up to their past rep utation for war work. George Plais- ance. grand councillor of the United Travellers, wants all mem hars of No. 172 and 5S2. the local lodges to meet him at Fraternal hall next saturday night to arrange iinal details of the parade -on October F.
 Heads of business organizations and the public in general are urged to expedite the work of bond salesmen by carefully canvassing their offices in advance, thus precluding the necessity of a return visit from salesmen-
 Jefferson county's quota in t1ls campaign is s9.2s9,7 75o; Birminghams quota is $5,2Ss,75O; Bessemer's auota is $2,0o0,0oo; Ensley's quota is s2Ooo,-