The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-17
County Chairman Slusher Gives
Out List of Appointments Com
pleting Big Organization for
Fourth Liberty Loan Drive.
QUOTA FOR COUNTY
NOT YET ANNOUNCED
Federal Reserve Official to Base
Amount on Reports of Condi-
tions; to Work ON 1ndivid-
ual Quota Card Plan.

That the school district and town
ship chairmen are to be factors in
! putting over the Fourth Liberty Loan
was the statement of F. l.. Slusher
Grady county chairman this morning
in announcing the completion of his
Organization for the campaign which
opens September 30 and closes Octo-
Der 10.
The plan of the campaign, as out
lined by Mr. SluSher is to handle
the subscriptions by the use Of indi-
vidual quota cards. That is, the adj
ylsory committee of the county, com
piles a quota card for each individual
in the Saur.y, showing the amount
that the c@nmittee thinks each indi-
vldual should subscribe These cards
then go through the office Of the
county chairman to the township and
thence to the school district chair
men of the county and from that or
ganization to the individual When
the cards are presented they are
signed and returned to the office of
the county chairman. In the event
anyone thinks he should not sub
scribe as much as the advisory com
mittee has indicated he makes such
statement on the back OF that card.
Quota Not Name
Mr.. Slusher states that the quota
for Grady county has not been an
nounced. The officials of the Federal
reserve bank are assembling all re-
ports on conditions in the various
counties and from those reports the
quotas will be compiled, the county
chairman advised.
The Grady county organization is
complete, down to the township chair
men, who in turn will appoint their
school district chairmen and will have
charge of the active campaign in
their respective townships.
Following is the Grady county or
ganization announced by the county
chairman this morning. Advisory
committee, Alger Melton, Chickasha,
(chairman); Walter Long, Rush
Springs; Chas. Lents, Ninnekah; B
Wall, NIinco; W. II. Gilkey, Chicka-
sha; Ben f. Morgan, Chickasha; J.
E. Schow, Chickasha.
Township Charmen.
The county has been subdivtded in
20 districts of one or moro townships
each with chairman in charge OF
each district. Following is the list
of township chairmen together with
the townships over which they have
control: r. l.. Fisher chairman OF
Washington Prairie Valley and I'm
on townships.
Floyd Kimble, chairman OF Tuttlo
and Waldon townships,
0. e. Nuernburger, chairman Of
Dutton and Shirley townships.
Chas. Lents, chairman of Chand-
Ter and Ninnekah townships.
Walter Long, chairman of Cross
Star, Rush Springs and Harrison
townships.
c. II. Gibson, chairman of Middle
berg township.
Jeff Potter, chairman Of Poeasset
township.
Luther Hollingsworth, chairman Of
Amber township
R. S. Dorchester, chairman Of Tab
Ter township.
Bert Fields, chairman of Hillsboro
township.
LII. Laws. chairman of Alex town
ship.
Roy c. Smith, chairman Of Bradley
township.
Gordon Gray. chairman of north
half Of Chickasha township.
John C. Lewis, chairman Of south
half of Chickasha township.
Humphrey City manager.
NE Humphrey has been appointed
manager - the city of Chickasha
and will have full charge of the cam
pai4n in this city He has not an
nounced the organization that will
handle the work here, as to school
district chairmen and individual
workers
| Other appointments completing the