The Little River news., 1918-04-03
THE EYE OF THE NATION
 $ ON YOUR COUNTY
Little River COunty's Quota for Third Liberty Loan Bonds is $1OO,2jO-Drive Starts
 Saturday.

Liberty Loan drive for $3,000,000000 with its over subscriptions.
 Every county in every state in the Union, and every town and city in every county, is listed at headquarters of the Liberty Loan Organization at St. Louis, and at the Treasury Department at Washington.
 Each town, city and county has had the quota of bonds it must take allot- ted to it, and each will be expected and must take the bonds assigned.
 The Financiers everywhere expected the issue to be much larger than the s, ,O0O, 100000 required. Plans were perfected for sale largely in excess of this. Now with the organizations that have been effected the quota should be subscribed in very brief campaign.
 Many counties and towns, have ad- vised headquarters that quotas are already pledged, and with little work the oversubscriptions will reach sums that will show the World that the pa triotism of the people has been arous- ed to a high pitch. yill show our Al lies across the water that the United Ststes may be depended on to do its part, and will demonstrate to the kais- CT and all Germany that every man in this nation and every Dollar of America's wealth will be enlisted in the war that is to sweep Prussianism from the face of the earth.
 For the Third Liberty Loan Little River County's quota has been fixed at $1OO,25O. The county ill the second Liberty Loan had 77,5OO for it's mini mum, the target was ~$129 900 the ac- tuel subscription totaled $63 750, and was taken by 222 subscribers.
 Speaking Dates.
 Addresses on this bond issue and on the war will be delivered by 8 great many of our most patriotic citizens for the next two weeks. There will not be school or church missed, eith- CT white or colore1. This is q war of uae people end to the people these speakers will go
 E One great feature of the coming campaign in this county next week will be the speeches delivered by Lieu tenant D. J. McPherson, of the Canad- ian army which has played so brave part in this great war. MT. Nc Pnerson has bec- i-, tEe trenches of Fn.nce for two yecr-, knows the war first handed, end will give it to us in a way that none but those w2o have seen service can do. He is a strong and forceful speaker.
 Another feature will be i.Ee singing of patriotic songs and patriotic read ings and dcclamations.
 Trickem-Sundicy, April ', 2:3O p. m.-Lt. D. J. McPhcrson, June |R. Mor- rell, Geo. R. Steel. Lucious Simmons, Chairman
 Warder Chapel-Sunday, April ', 800 D. m. Prof l. w. Moore, Prof. I. w. Holmes. Jim Cobb, Chairman.
 Allene-Sunday April ', S:30 p. m. It. McPherson, Hon. J. o. Livesay c. w. Wright, Chairman.
 Oak Grove-Monday, April 8, S:30 p. m. It. McPhersOn, P. B. Williams, Prof. T. T. c. Anderson, Chairman.
 Pine Prairie-Monday, April 8, S:3O p. m. J. s. Steel, o. Kolb, w. K. Haller. w. S.. Hooks, Chairman.
 Cerro Gordo-Tuesday, April 9. S:30 p. m. It. McPherson, J. s. Steel. Bruce Kirk Chairman.
 Hicks School House-Tuesday April g, S:3O p. m. D. P Holmes. N. c. Nc Crary. Ben Welch, Chairman.
 Arkinda-W April 10, S:90 D. m. It. McPherson, R. l.. Johnson. R. L. Dawson, Chairman
 Richland Colored School House Wednesday, April 10, S:30 p. m. J. l.. DeLoney, Seth c. Reynolds, R. P. Lindsay.
 Arden-Thursday. April II, S:3O p. m Lt McPherson, Capt. N. A. George. Dr. A. M. Nixon, Chairman.
 Royal Chapel olOreD-Thursday April II, S:30 p. m. P. B. Williams, John H. Hawkins. s. D. Matteson. Willis Hopson, Jr.
 Steels Chapel (Fomby School House) 8:30 p. m. J. o. Livesay, Rev. s. K. Burnett. Bob Davis, Chairman.
 Winthrop School HOus use-Fridlay, S:30 D. m. Lt McPherson, Seth c. Reynolds Prof. Anderson, Chairman.
 Miller School House (Foreman- Ger TO Gordo ad)-F'riday, S:30 p. m C.. E. Gauldin, R. P. Lindsay, Sam Dol larhide. D. P. Bush, Chairman.