The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-28
Ringing of Bells and Blowing of
Whistles to Mark Pensa-
cola's Start
CHAIRMEN NAMED
FOR ALL COUNTIES.
Relay Race Between Naval Air
Station and Ft. Barrancas
To Be Big Feature .

When whistles and bells send ou1
their patriotic challenge to therrworid
at s O'Clock this morning. the Pens
sacola drive for the Fourth Liberty
Loan will have been inaugurateds
which is to put Escambia county over
the top in the greatest campaign ION
government funds that the world has
ever known.
For one minute whistles will blows
and for a period OF five minutes bells
will ring, sending out their message
of liberty to the world. Owing to the
strict fuel conservation rules, whis-
ties will ring for only one minute.
Bells will ring for five minutes.
Promptly at o'clock at Liberty
Loan headquarters, automobiles will
line up for Liberty Loan stickers, and
every patriotic citizen in the county
is urged to have his motor car on hand
as early as possible during the day, In
order that official recognition may be
given by automobilists to the loan
drive Every car in the county is ex-
pected to carry a sticker indicating
loyalty of the owner in the great
drive.
Double Last Quota.
j. NJ Mudon. when seen at Liberty
Loan headquarters yesterday, said:
l.Escambia County has always given
i its support to every request OF the
government, responding generously to
every loan, and 1t is inconceivable
that we should not do so at this time.
Escambias quota is 81 ,025, 500 .O0-about
double the amount of the last quota.
"The fact that conditions here have
so materially changed for the better
since the last Liberty Loan issue gives
double assurance that Pensacola and
Escambia county will go over the top
in the same splendid style which has
characterized every former foam
Personally, I want to say that we
have simply got to raise the amount
of our quota, and to that end we hope
to have the assistance OF every man,
woman and child in the county"
Name City Chairmen.
The following appointments OF city,
chairmen have just been announced: Il
Spanish War Veterans-Col- r. M
Cary.
Escambia County Medical Assooia-S
tion-Dr. L. DEM. Blocker.
Brokers Commission Merchantee-a
Oscar E. Maura.
Y. NJ. C. A.-W.e B. Ferriss.
Retail Druggists-Dr. w. A. Rawls. -
Rotary Club-Max l.. Bear.
Naval Stores-Marvin Garrett.
K. of Carl c. Hoffman.
Star of the Sea-John Holm.
Public Utilities-J. G. Holtzclaw.
Dentists. C. Baldwin.
Fertilizer Factories--J. L. Hendriclsd
Bakers-L. L.. Hughey.
City Off1cials-F. D., Sanders.
County Oflcials-Judge Henry Belli
niger.
Moving Pictures-John A. Jones.
Bnai Brith-Morris Levy.
Insurance (Fire)-J. Wallace Lamar.
Insurance (Life3--L. E. Boyer.
Insurance (Casualty)-H. H. Thorn.
ton.
Naval Stores Mfgs.-w. B. Logan.
Progress Club-Alva Moog.
Retail Grocers-W L. Mover
Country Club-Wilmer Hayward
Wholesale Grocers and Grain Deal
ers-D. B. Gonzalez.
Pilots-C. Mex Oerting
Steyedores-Joseph F. Quina
Timber and lumber-George w.
Howe.
Masons Participate.
Masonic Lodge, Escambia, No. 15--F.
B. Richards.
Masonic Lodge No. l2-Dr. R. saun-
ders
Hickory Camp, wso. W-P. L. Rollo.
Cooperage-A. l.. Reinschmidt.
Machinists-E. E. Reese.
Modern w. o. W.-O. J. Semmes.
Railroad Committee-E. O. Saltmarsh
Yacht Club-Herbert Cross.
Sailors S'upplies-James Jadreivic
Contractors and Builders - Henry
Monk.
Letter Carriers-E c. Van Metre.
p. O. Clerks-C- E. Van Metre
Live Oak Camp. w. o. W.-Walter
White.
Damon Lodge. X. OF P. No. f3-J. "A.
Wilson.
Veteran Firemen-J. n Andrews.
Thomas A. Wrighton.
Joppa Lodge No. 6, |. O. o. F.-W. L.
Lndstrom.
Pensacola Lodge No. 1. ]. o. o. F.
w. s. Abbott.
Marine Engineers-C. NJ. Sweeney.
Confederate Veterans.
United Confederate yeterans-Jud
Boykin Jones. s
Retail Lumber and Wood-WorkiuG
4 7.