Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-02
LIBERTY LOAN TRAIN IS
 DUE HERE ON THURSDAY
(From Sundays nailvl

While Arizona and particularly the
 northern part of the State is rather
 remote from the scenes of activity in
 Sofar as the war and war work is con-
 cerned, yet one of the greatest
 demonstrations Of its kind will br
 brought 10 the Mile High City on
 Thursday afternoon. when the Lib
 crty Loan special train will arrive.
 made mp of exhibits from the front and accompanied by the L. s. Marine
 band and naval quartette from Mare
 Island. and well known orators oi
 California.
 Yuma will be the first point at which a netting in Arizona will be
 held Throughout California. the
 school departments have closed the
 schools for the period the train is in town, and merchants associations have closed the stores for the same period In Prescott, this same rule will be observed, Mayor Heap having vesterdav declared the hours between
 12 and 200 o'clock on Thursday as holiday hours and-all of the stores business houses and schools in Pres colt will be closed during that time.
 The personnel of the party num- bers 45 and basket luncheon will be served the party by the locai Red Cross. Immmediatcly following the arrival of the train. the U. $. Marins band, heralded throughout the na- ton. as one of the best musical or ganizationS in the West will play :, concert, followed by numbers by the quartettc Remarks will then b. made by the speakers, after which the public will be allowed 10 view the war trophies. Chairman Vielc will arrange a definite manner in which the public will enter and leave the train, SO that every one will be giv- en an opportunity of viewing the cX- hibits Word has been received that the largest crowds ever assembled in California were those which viewed these trophies.
 The government, through the treas ury department, under the direction of the general publicity committee and general speakers committee of the Twelfth Federal Reserve District. is sending this train to the people ot the West. The personnel of the Lib ertv Loan special is as follows: Cyrus Peirce, chairman of the train: Char les w. Foy, in charge Of operating, Wm. Spoule, reeiona! director of the. United States railroad administration: w. F. Benton, sec retary: L. s. Navy Yard band of Mare Island: Mare Island Naval Quartet: Private P l.. Smith of the 72nd Seaforth High!anders of Cam ada: Sergeant ]. l.. Laird of the An 7acs; Corporal. Marvin C. Bradley, U. s. \. (iust returned from the Marnc Frontl: Private Dwight Hawlcy. L. :. A. iust returned from the Marnt ironD: Arthur NJ. Free, District At, ] ,orney Santa Clara county; John A. i Britton. chairman, general publicity committee Of Liberty Loan. l2th Fed | eral Reserve District: Y. w. O'Mcl l venv. of Los Angeles. chairman | speakers department, Southern Cali 1 fornia. Liberty Loan committee; Rev l Peter A. Simpkin of Salt Lake City. ' John E. Bilbv. of Los Angeles; Coll mel Harris D Wcinstock of San | A. Grant Miller of Reno, | Nevada; Lieutenant Vincent DeWier- zbicki. of the French High Commis | sion: Lieutenant (. M. Archer, U. S. | A.. just returned from Marne front, Frank l.. Mulholland of Toledo. ] Ohio, Past President international Association of Rotary Clubs; Lowell F. Hardy. secretary general speakers committee: Allen l.. Chickerlng. chairman, general speakers commit tee: F. s. Nelson. electrician.