The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-09-21
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
Opportunity Is Again Close for
Every One to Show Whether or
Not He Is a Loyal American.

to know that after all there will be
no Honor Flags given in the Fourth
Liberty Loan drive. With the ad-
mlnistration forced to work "a hours
a day, it seems best that many things
that are unnecessary be done away
with at this time.
There will be, however, Honor
Rolls which will be placed in con-
|spicuous places showing the names
OF purchasers of the bonds; the
amounts Of the purchases will not be
given unless the subscriber wishes it.
Several in Eureka County have al
ready sent in their names for their
subscriptions, and every n must do
his share. The bonds will he for the
following amounts: $50, 500, $500,
81, 900, $4,000, $40, 900.
The first payment will be 10 per
cent of the amount purchased, and
balance will be payable in INSTALL
ments as follows: 20 per cent on No.
vember q, 20 per cent on December
l6. 20 per cent on January 16, and 80
per cent on January 80. Or, if pur-
chaser prefers. full payment may be
made either with the application or
at any time up to October 20.
The interest on the bonds will be
paid semi-annually, on April Is and
on October 18th of each year.
Liberty Celebration
The Council of Defense, which is
in charge of the drive. had expected
to be able to state definitely at this
time the date and character Of the
Liberty Celebration to be held at
Eureka. Two of the greatest war
speakers of the West have promised
to attend and outline the policies Of
the Government, give an authentic
account of what is being done, and
what is needed for the successful
carrying on of the great war. The
speakers will be e. A. Gibbons Zap
pointed by the President as the chair
mar of the Speakers Committees)
and Mr.. B. Adams. who is at present
attending a conference at Washing
ton. AS soon as that conference is
at an end and the speakers can set
the date for the celebration, the
SENTINEL will publish the facts, and
in case there is not time for such
publication, then notices will be sent
throughout the county.
The Council is also earnestly ell
deavoring to secure one of the great
wal film pictures which have been
so much talked of and appreciated in
the larger cities. These pictures
have been shown at prices averaging
from rs cents to $3.50. 1t is the de-
sire of the Eureka Council to secure
such films and charge no admission
fee.
A free dance will follow.
Where to Buy Bonds
The banks have again agreed that
the Council of Defense of Eureka
County shall have the privilege OF
taking subscriptions for bonds in
order that the county may have its
credit. The directors of the sub
councils in the various precincts will
take subscriptions so that the pre-
cincts themselves may have their
credits when the loyalty records are
prepared and called for.
Get your subscriptions in early; If
YOU want to send them in before the
Liberty celebration, you may DO So,
but make arrangements to let all
work 90 and come to Eureka when
the date is set for the big day.
HONOR FLAGS WILL BE GIVEN
Since the above article was put into
tyne. dispatches have been received
from headquarters that the Honor
Flag system will be followed as in
previous campaign. An honor flag
will be given to the vicinity first