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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
WANTEl
nnrnamraI

WANTED store electrician. plumber and
carpenter. Must have had thorough elcc-
trical experience and be able 20 do small
carpenter and plumbing jobs about the
store. Middle aged American preferred.
Permanent position and good wages in one
Of the pest stores in Texas. Address Elec-
triciau, care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Wanted-Agenfs

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LIVE agents wanted 20 write Liberty
POND policies. Attractive combination
benefits at low cost Few district agen-
cies open Local agents wanted every
where sam d. Ware. state lanases'
,..i. EaItnn. IaNas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
EmpIOvment Agencies

N~I--~I--~-~-~-~~~-~-~N| - -
Reliable help OF all kinds iurnlsiie-- ---4-
--or1r wants with us ,-
THE BORDER EMPLOYMENT A6ENOA
III =. MAIN ST. PHONE 1856
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Rooming Houses-FOr Sale and Rent

Of rooms. furnished We
and complete for boarding or roomlui
house. lease on house II desired, Eecrific'
for $500 1f19 y. Fl Paso-
BOOMING HOUSE FOR SALE
% ROOMS.
Two blocks Of postoffice north side
This is a real sacrifice Only $1,000
VIII net you from $500 10 $500 per
month. don't hesitate, this IS your
real opportunity
WHITE PADEN RLTN- CO.
Phone 100. 81 " Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Help Wanted-Mals and FsmaI.

WANTED-RaiIway mail clerks, so
month SAMPLE examination questions free
Franlllin Institute Dept ass l. Rochester
y. Y
WANTED coIored man and wife on ranch-
Woman to cook and do general mouse
work Man to do chores AS -
Victor Culberson. Fierro. New Mex
WANTED first class stenographer one
hundred twenty-five dollars monthly Win
bont1s. Make typewriter application CIV
fnv fuU particulars. Write T. 56S. Herala-
FIRE tornado and hail Insurance agents
wanted. Policy holders save one-IouI n
premium by insuring IN stfons- s- 71s -
-orrissd- company Liberal commissions
Texas state Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Bolton. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30

W 88A@4 49,
MODEM room and board desired o5
young lady. Address p ~. care AeIalo-
YOUNG man wants sleeping porch with
board. private family preferred Alole-7
D.. care Herald
WANTED by man, wife and boy. 10 years
old room with sleeping porch and ooaF1
in private family. Phone l5sl1,
BOARD, room and Sleeping porch wanted
by one or two young business men Soili- .
thing worth while. address P 100. care
Herald.
Wanted-MisceIaneOuS.
WANTED 10 buy chickens Prone Ss.@I--
HIGHEST price paid for coal sacks 40
Grande Fuel Co. $50 $ 81 NIaln- IN l2.--
We buy an OF your old newspapers. R. L
Daniel Furn- & Matt Fety.
KITCHEN cabinets S1-00 a week
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
WANTED pool tables. Penny Arcade. or
other novelties, rent or eoliiil ll - NJ
p O. Box 81. Buffalo cafe. Demlng. M.
WE TAKE your old furniture in at a good
figure in exchange for new goods
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY,
IL No stanton 81 fnone -,
We BUY, sen or exchange new and End
furniture. or sewing machines. Cash Sr
YOUNG FURNITURE co:
1o7 S. stanton St. Phone 50
For Rent-Houses Furnished.
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-FOUR rooms close. Phone 555sM-
BUNGALOW near Fl Bliss Phone Gas.
FURNISHED house for rent at 1913 Non
tana street
FURNISHED brick, sleeping porch. yard
Orchard Park. SIS Phone b62yA-
Phone 45lb-
FOR RENT-Three room furnished COT
tage. cor Mckinley and Florida-
BY SECOND, small modern cottage. three
rooms and sleeping porch one block car
line. Grandview. References n S0ood-
FURNISHED cottage, rooms. sleeping
porch. bath. no sick. nor children SO
Phone 49,
FOR RENT-lIodern two story home on
Montana furnished or partly furnished
Phone Sfl5W-
MODERN room bungalow. S. p. COM
pIetely furnished S45- 1906 Bliss 81
Phone 3542J-
TWO small modern furnished cottages
az end Highland Park car line. water
furnished SIS. Phone Ss15.
TO LET 10 first class people rooms with
private bath in modern house. can house
keep or board Fine location Phole
ssz5- Address A ZOE. care Herald
FOR RENT-Furnished bungalow room
and giassed sleeping porch. very eonve'
nient near Fl Bliss 34Is Mountain Ave
Phone 6s3S or 5S05-
TOR RENT
Storerocm. wyoming St. SIS. sulta BIZ
for grocery store or cleaning works
Two small houses with some land toi
rent in the valley
For rent 1913 East Missouri. rooms
and bath $22-50-
store room. fronting on both Magoffir
and san Antonio St, TOltec club bldg
W. L. PAYNE.
4o1 Mesa Ave. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Wanted-SaIesmeH

WANTED salesman excellent fine terri
torv. biz commission Call 4os lst Natl
Rank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30

RUSSIANS RETOOK TRENCHES
About BolinOW in fierce bsyonet
charges, three years ago today, jan
uary 30, 1915.
Find an Austrian
YESTERDAYS ANSWER.
Left side dolCn, nose in bdbgS dress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Situation, Hanted-MaIe.

Situations Manted-male.
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CARPENTER work wanted. Phone 655.A.
SITUATION wanted. young man. clerical
experience Address c rs, care Herala-
WANTED BY registered druggist or
hours relief work a day Phone ls41W-
LESMAN-specialty or staple, bond
and references. With first class house
only. Address B 40. eare Herald
GOOD Iumbarman. has yard managers
ability wants position A B. " 1872 y
Stanton
BOOKS opened. closed and written up
Trial balances. statements. income tax re-
ports. H. H. Hendriek. 21i Mills Bldg.
YOUNG man married and exempt from
the draft. desires position as bookkeeper'
truck driver or garage work IN. .oao.
ACCOUNTANT AND OFFICE MANAGER
opeu for immediate engagement WIN eA-
change testimonials. references and de-
tailed information with right party Aa-
dress D. G. 131. care Herald
THOROUGHLY experienced. competent
ooHkeeper-accountant seeks engagement
1-ith nrorressive concern Best recommen-
dations. Exempt Address l-e. care
Herald
COLLECTOR long experienced, bond II
required. or general office man. book
keeping knowledge At present employed.
desire position where chance for advance
rnent. References the best and record
clean Address A IL. care Herald
EXPERIENCED office man wants two OF
three hours evening work such as price
book cost figuring. system Of stock cares
and monthly profit system in connection
with pricing and billing departments reL-
erence furnished II necessary. Address
CfHw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Losf az Found.

furnish your home Easy payments.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
ANswERs TO HERALD ADS.
Lodge No6ee.

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ATTENTION KNIGHTS TE1IPLAR-
Special Conclare Il Paso Commandery no.
Is. Thursday, January 51st, 1880 p. NJ.
installation Of officers. Come in full UNI
form Refreshments VIII be served
Harry b Ogg. Commander.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30

FOR RENT.
Z room cottage 1907 = Boulevard.
suitable Tor families $50 Per
month.
g ROOM NEM
Modern bungalow. Wheeling street.
Manhattan Hts. SIS per month
W. = HALE s CO.
Phone 3S2S. coz Caples Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
ROOmine HOuses-FOr Sale and Rent

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FOR SALE-Small rooming house. a
bargain SO Wyoming st
WOULD buy rooming house TO 10 rooms
bargain for cash. Phone 1886
EIGHT rooms Of furniture for sale By
owner. 81 ". Overland
WILL trade rooming house. close IN, for
automobile IN good condition Phi. S949W
DINNER sets on easy payments.
FOUTZ MOORE Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30

We place you in business when course b.
completed Pay for machine from profits
OF business. Write for literature WILEY
Nulcanizing Machine Company. Dept T.,
Dallas. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Financial

Financial
SOME well secured first lien notes for
sale Lander Lumber CO.
WANTED good first mortgage notes, two
10 fifteen Thousand 2 J.. care Herald
Money To Loan.
WE LOAN money on livestock, furniture.
pianos, automobile or any valuable per-
sonal property az reasonsol crates
BIS TRUST BLDG.
MONEY LOANED on diamonds. watches
jewelry and automobile
SECURITY LOAN co. PHI. 2554.
Corner EI Paso and san Antoine SITS
MONEY 10 LOAN al per cent on busi-
ness income property See Leo r Schusier.
si4 Mills bldg
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property. per cent interest A. T. Cole
x Bros. 2O2 n Oregon
s. TO $50 loaned honest employees cheap
es- rates. confidential Quick. satisfactory
service Drake. 2o1 Roberts-Banner.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. autos.
diamonds. chattels Newton. us Trust Did.
SPECIAL terms on big bills.
FOUTZ MOORE FURNITURE co.
Help Wanted-MaIe.
BARBER wanted 1o5 San Francisco.
WANTED English speaking Mexican por-
ter Oasis Hotel III y oregon.
Fall q Mitchell Employment Agency,
203 San Francisco st
WANTED experienced expense and alb
str.tct clerk Write own hand agent z. P
q ;. w. Douglas. Ariz-
WANTED a good fIligree worker. 1 pay
good Apply at once Nasim Ross. No. SO
So. md St. Albuquerque, \. II.
WANTED boy with wheel 20 work in
drug store. No night work ~ y. ore
gon st.
STRUCTURAL ironworkers. riveters anu
corrugated iron erectors- Apply Oh South
western bldg.
WANTED man TO drive Ford truck and
work in grocery. reference required call
at 10 Noble
BOYS with wheels guaranteed salary. APP
ply A. B. c. Delivery Co, 129 y Camp
oeli-
WANTED porter. some knowledge OF
mounting tires and willing TO work Auto
mobile Tire Co. 2O1 W. San Antonio St
WANTED man with auto for demonstra-
ton work. First class proposition. See
J. ". Foote. orndorff Hotel at once.
BOY TO learn finishing good. opportunity
for advancement. r. l. Daniel, Furn- a.
Matt Facty-
WANTED 40 YOUNG men to assist in the
performance OF the Flame, Texas Grand
theater. Thursday Apply Texas Grand
stage any time Thursday.
SHERWoODs AUTO SCHOOL the only
practical school IN Texas. No books. Com
plete course SIS. 1117 Prairie avenue.
Houston. Texas
EXPERT vuIcanizer wanted at once. must
thoroughly understand all features OF
business. None but best reed apply. plant
located at Deming. y. II. Wire inme-
diately stating age. experience. qualifica-
tions. pay. etc. ~ II. Woodley. Hurley.
y. NJ
FREE-compiete course in vuieanizinF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30

WE TAKE your old furniture in at good
figure. In exchange for new goods
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY,
1Is 30. Stanton 81. Phone st9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30

SEWING MACHINE sPECIALS-
Drop head drawer Edgemere machine
$3.50
Drop head drawer Singer machine $3.50
Drop head 8 drawer Standard machine 81
Drop head . drawer White machine f12-50
Let Us trade that old machine in on a
new one. difference on easy payments
or cash
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
1OT s. stanton St Phone sss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30

1928 ORC. rms. will repaper. $3.50
1912 Laurel. 5 rms. B and garage. $3.50
Sls lTundy. rms. garage. .....S4 5.Ou
MS Boulvd. 5 rms...--..-...-..-.-S50 . 90
W Main St. new I'm bungalow $500
FISK-RAMSEH REALTY CO.
Phone 1913 Trust Bldg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
MRS. ELLA FLAGG YOUNG:
DIES. -

Mrs. Ella FlaGg: Young, of Chicago
member f the .snationa! women
,herty loan committee; formerly su,
teriitendent OF the Chicago public
,.hools and tie only woman in the
.ountry 10 held such an efffice
lmong the, largest cities, died this
lorning ut 9:>0 O'Clock at the Chat
IAN apartments. Washington, of ".
,,;,cnza, after an illness of ten day,
Mrs. Young had finished Il speak
nr tour for tho Fourth Liberty Ioar
.av;ng visite1 Montana, Wyoming
nd Utah. A week ago Thursday
he came to Washington from Utah
v.th her secretary. Miss Laura Bray.
on. She was then suffering from
rhuenza. and since that time hac
,etn confined TO her apartment witt
re disease. Miss Brayton. who had
seen her secretary for thirty years
vas present when she died. Mrs
Young was seventy-three years old
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
SCENES N 4 IN REICHSTAG
Exciting Debate Threatens Free-for
all Fight-Ackn0wledgc Situation
Is Grave.

| Amsterdam, Oct. ga storm
scene occurred in the Reichstag Fri
lay when the foreign minister, d.
Self, sharply contended that the Po
ish demands for the annexation 0
i .orrssian Poland were not in accord
arce with President Wilson's pe:c
principles regarding Poland Polls.
:,embers Of the Reichstag interrupted
ne speaker and an exciting debat,
.Gsued. For time it threatened t.
ievclop lrto a free-for-all fight.
DR.. Solt declared Dermark's claim
. Northern Schlcswig was dissolved
1873, and Denmark acknowledged
this in the treaty o. 1907.
Baron Won Schenck, the new Prus-
ian war min Ster. asserted the Ger
nan army was not beaten.
"The situation is grave" he said.
but not desperate.
The Socialist deputies Haase and
.edehour sharply attacked the govern
rent.
Copenhagen, Oct. 26--Field Marshal
On Hindenburg in a letter to Prince
Wax of rsden, the German Chancellor
#.ys:
"The German people have two n
ernatives. Honorable peace or Il fight
the las: man."
Germany" says the Lokal An
',cgcr today, as the first paper to com
nent on President Wilson's note
cannot accept dictated armistcc
'cnderin- her defenseless.'
The KCeiSche Zeitung calls Press!
tent Wilson's demands Arrogant
Berne, Oct. 26.-The Frankfurther
Icitung's Vienna correspondent learn:
hat Baron Rurian will reply quickly
o President Wilson's note.
The 70! eign minister is quoted as
%pressi II a willingness to deal with
he CZecho- -Slovaks, but as having nd
ed that such negotiations must take
lace "in Austria not IN Paris
Peace will be established before
nng," said Baron Burian. and ad
ed: "The reorganization of Austris !
completed"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
BRITAIN HOUSING PROBLEM
Great Need for New Dwellings Re-
vealed by. the War Results in
7. =
Plans for Civic Betterment.

ldQS LOT LfS DSlAei'heh''
/, Great Britain is attempting to
.;olve its various housing problems,
which will be serious. after the war.
lcordng to report made by Consul
!. S. Armstrong. Jr., BRISTOL, Eng
and, has more than 5000 occupied
houses unfit for habitation,, $50 occu-
,ied houses that have been condemn
ID, and 1000 occupied houses. that
hould be condemned The health Of
ifcer estimates that 1880 houses will
oe needed within the next FIVE years.
There is now a tendency on the
part of the Government to favor the
provision. of houses for working
people by the local authorities or by
public utility companies, instead OF
,y private enterprise, as heretofore,
kays Mr.. Armstrong, "Ihe city OF
Bristol is carrying out this policy by
arranging to purchase 700 acres OF
land. at cost, of about s725,OOO
which is to be laid out as village su-
mrbs. Further important purchases
probably will be made for this purpose
1t a later date.
"In this connection the city council
has approved recommendation thai
application be made to the British 10.
al Government board for sanction tc
\ erect 5000 houses at the, end OF the
var It is proposed to develop fvt
\ village suburbs at suitable points or
| teh outskirts of the the city. Eacf
I house is to have adjoining sufficien
\ and for garden; and the houses an
Y to be rected not more than y on al
| acre. For every . acres devoted t.
/ building it is proposed to devote
/ acre TO open spaces, which will con
tain tennis courts, bowling greens
/ and nrovision for other outdoor past
3 times.
l. Tho houses are to be semidetachet
1>or h,,ilt in small tlocks and set bacl
lfrom the street: In many cases tn
n houses are to!be Ilanhed in squadran
Il a1es with view-to avoiding,monot
il &yuy OF sppearaade The 'smates at dMe]
| ,,s1p fsup contains aItfsirly' gpod sias
llntnr, toSmg acselileryx andctwo: bed
rnpms,~buerthe sla~genfmles will hay
three or more bedrooms; ;and mang'o
them a parlor' ~:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
WEN THE BOCHE WOULD GET
. SECOND PLACE WITH, THIS
i MEAN CHICAGO THIEF

Chicago. O!t 2G.--"Is it possible
.!.st there really is guy wfo would
20 that" :.
The police sergeant sat back IN ms
iair at the central police station
ID stared at Sergt. Deryl RawleS'
200 North LaSalle street, who was
~scentlv inva'ided home from
france, where he was n member OF
i'crshng's army.
well. sergeant" said the soldier
;'it is possible that ] lost my wallet
1ntaininc $751;. personal !etter
from General Pershing regarding
.. .;ration ABOUT me, and my tur!ouGn
apers. However, ] think my pocket
ra< picked. do not mind the loss OF
a! the money ] owned, but do want
that letter and the furiough papers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
AUCTION,.sALE TODAY;
Five Houses Bring SS,l65 at Public
Auction.

Five pieces of property belonging
to the Peters estate were sold at
public auction at noon today in front
of the market house by S: H. Lunt,
auctioneer, and the total sales were
amounted to ss,165. At times the
bidding was spirited and all OF the
property was quickly purchased.
The porperty Sold follows: House
GOA :Cameron street to John D. Nor
movie for Alfred Peters and Mrs.
Ruth Todd, for $4,000.
House 400 South Royal street to
John B. Barrett for $500.
House 4O2 South Royal street to
William Baader for $3.50.
House .4O21-2 South Royal street tc
William Baader for s715.
House 215 Wolfe street to Capt.
Charles H. McKenney for s1515.
The sale was made for John M.
Johnson. Howard W. Smith and Will
liam P. Woolls, commissioners or sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
2.
Four Persons Die During Past Twen3
!
ty-FOur Hours.

Four deaths occurred in this city,
during the past twenty-four. hours
from pneumonia and influenza! They
are as follows:E
Isaac W. Burrell, forty-two years
old. Of Del Ray, Alexandria county
dice; at i've O'Clock. yesterday after
nocn ut the Westminster Hospital. He
was employed as a brakeman at the
Potomac yards. Ills wife and two
children are living.
Mrs. Lucy ID. Summers, twenty-five
years old, wife of Henry D. Sum-
mers, native of Louisa county, Va:
who lived at No. /, Potomac street
died last night at the Westminster
Hcspital. Her husband and several
children are living.
George Lancaster, who was employ
ed at the plant of the Virginia Ship
building Corporation, and who lived al
222 North Pitt street, dled last nlgn'
at the Westminster Hospital. He j:
survived by his wife and one child
Elmer Scot, eight years old, son Of
Frank Scott, of 113 Prince street, diet
this morning at the Westminster Hos
pital His funeral will take place to
morrow afternoon from Wheatley'
chapel.
Mrs. Lillian c. Downey, a forme
resident of this city, wife of Patricl
Downey, died at her residence, 354'
Tenth street, northwest, Washington
Thursday, and the body was brough
| here and buried today. Her HUSBAND
and several children are living,
: tunH M - - =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
PLANS FOR REOPENING
Churches, Schools. Movie Theatres to
he Disinfected Before Opening
November 3 and 4.

Plans for the reopening of the
churches, schools. moving picture es.
tablishments and other places closed a
month ago owing TO the epidemic Of
influenza here are now being COM
pfeted. and according to present ar
ranrcments the churches will be re-
opened Sunday November 3. The pas
tors Of the different churches have
been nstruc, ID hy the health depart
mcnt to have the churches thoroughly
disinfected and, also the pr'prietors
of moving picture establishments and
the school officials have received SINH
lar instructions. .t;'. 4. :: 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
THOUSANDS CAPTURED I
lilies Start Major Offensive on a
Sixty-Mile Front Despite .Unpropi-
tiOus Weather,

/ London. Oct. 26.-The allies are at
lacking in every theater of the worlc
war.
The Italian and Mesopotamiar
fronts have become active, in coniunc-
/ ton with the offensives on the west
front in France and Belgium. the
Asia Minor fronts, and the northern
and eastern fronts in Russia.
London, Oct. 26.--Four Italian arm
es, including British and French con-
ingents, started major offensive
Early yesterday along a total froat
f sixty miles, between the Asiago
Plateau and the Piave Bend at Mon
tello, and thence southwark to the
Adriatic.
Despite miserable weather, the drive
was late yesterday reported proceed
ng satisfactorily. The Austrians are
everywhere resisting with the utmost
;tubbornness. Thursdays successful
mash at Mount Grappa and Mount
Sizmol was preliminary to yester-
lays offensive.
Up to yesterday evening nearly
1000 prisoners had been taken. Sew
,ral guns also were captured.
An important step toward forcing
he Austrian Piave line was made by
he Italians, who captured three is
ends in the middle of the stream
,revetrapa, Dopoli and Maggiore.
In the Mount Grappa sector Gen.
j;iaz's troops crossed the Ornio Riveri
'rd at last accounts were firmly es
ablished on its northern bark. Mont
Sisemol, three miles east Of Asiago is J
completely in Italian hands.
Paris, Oct. 26.-Late dispatches !
rom the southeastern front in France
state the French advanced mile !
,long front of seventeen miles be- |
;ween Chateau Porcien and Sissonne !
More than 1000 prisoners were
:sken.
The French Fifth Army late yester
.sy had advanced to depth of mile.
md a half along a front Of seven
niles. NIzy-le-Comte, herpy Mill and
,,,ondles les -Herpy were captured. The
French reached the outskirts of st. !!
1uentin-lc -lc-Petit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-26
COMPLIMENTARY LETTER
Virginia First State of Fifth Federal
Reserve District to Pass Her al.
lotment in Liberty Loan Drive.

Il LII
| Leo P. Harlow, chairman of the 10
cal liberty loan committe, today re
ceived a letter from f. L. Bemiss
chairman of the Central Liberty
Loan Committee, congratulating the
committee on the splendid results at:
| tanned in the recent Fourth Liberty
Loan campaign.
Dear Sir:
The Central Committees reolIces WITH
all County Chairmen, their associates
and co-workers, in the splendid re-
suits obtained by them in the Fourth
Liberty Loan Campaign.
Full returns have not yet been re-!
ceived, but Virginia was the first
State of the Fifth Federal Reserve
District to reoprt passing Ter allot-'
ment of $63,9S0,OOO with subscripi
tions of $6S,OO5,S50. When all re-
ports are in this sum will be largely
exceeded.
The difficulties in conducting this,
campaign were many and unusual, II;
many counties, in the midst of the
campaign, plans we'll advancved had
to be abandaned because of the pre-
vailinS epidemic. and new measure:
adopted. These circumstances were
faced by county organizations witt
the determination to overcome all OBJ.
stacles; the very greatness of the
task nerving them to greater achieve.
ment, and now we have right tt
of the pride and elatiol
cur boys "over there" must fee!
when they come victors from the
field That they might come victor
has been the driving force to oul
The Central Committee isembar
assed to find proper words to express
appreciation. 1t cannot say "Thanl
you," for the services have not been
given to the Central Committee-but
to our Country and humanity; noi
can we say you have obliged US by
your heroic work, because we have
been only co-workers with you-parts
Ct the great Civilian Army dcdicatinf
its efforts to the moral and materia
support of our Armies in France. But
it seems proper that we should send
greetings of joy to each on of you 4
and through you to each man. womar 4
and child that has participated in this
work.
:.
Central Liberty Loan Committee; 1
81
F. l.. Bemiss. Chairman 4