The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-12
Many PURCHASE.
LIBERTY BOND.
QUOTAS EARLY TO.
HELP SOLICITORS.
Volunteer Subscribers to
Third Loan Come For
ward Willingly
WORKERS TO MEET
MONDAY MORNING
They VIII Scatter to All
Sections of Fargo for
Intensive Drive

Ths heavy artillery az the third
Llfnertr Lean drive IN CaGS county
has been placed and win be ready
for action On Monday morning April
Is Mt s O'Clock according TO reports
reaching the county headquarters
from unit chafrEnsu this morning.
Tha command for the day is
~charEst@ Il win be sounded in front
OF the ShotweM Floral company 20
tha Farwo workers who viii assemble
and then Be- rushed to their respsc-
tive districts BY automobiles to be-
Gin Eha DAYS work. The blowing or
whistles ana the ringing Of bells VIII
announce that the charge is on
Hughes Sounds Warning
tn. HUGHES. chairman OF the Cass
county executive commfttee, sounded
a warning this morning to the pur-
chaSers Of bonds in q statement that
II the allotment of Liberty bonds in
the afmerent communities is not
taken. and such conditions prevail
Likewise In another place over the
country, tha government wiz be Gorc-
ca to set the necessary money by
taxation.
we are not talking the investment
feature OF the aond In connection
with this sale" said the chairman
this morning. We are playing for
the patriotism Of the people Of Cass
county.
Patriatis Responses Many.
Since the announcement was made
IA The Forum Thursday for yolun-
teers TO take their allotment now, the
city headquarters has been swamped
with calls with the result that Ole
Engen. city chairman. has found Il
Necessary to Increase his once force.
Travelling men. Who kil De Out OF
the city during the three days Of the
campaign. have In several instances,
learned the amounts oftheir aHOtments
and have made arrangements accord
fnEly with the banks. One Of the
unit chairmen reported to the head
quarters today that several In his
district had taken more than their
share &c the bonds. paying cash for
them at the hanks.
In letters sent out to the unit
chairmen and workers Ia the county
By secretaFy MckoeeFts THURSDAY
evan1nE. the Wnrkera we're informed
thar ths government Is anxious TO-
sell honds 90 as many different peo--
pie as possible.
~prnils we must set our allotment
we would also ike 20 make q new
record for selling 10 the largest num-
Der ok people. so do not overlook tha
fact that in selling a $50 bond YOU
are helping ms make q record Tor
Cass county and complying with the
wishes Of the government, said the
letter.
WorsSsrs to Wear Sell.
Each salesman win be provided
with q Liberty BEN Monday morning.
The bells are similar 10 those placed
on the door knobs or the homes and
49, t~a #a
from different points IN the county
today were 70 the effect that the
committee should mot worry about
us Tor we win SO over the top"
Gardon Smith Tn Spaak.
Atty. Gordon r.. Smith Of the law
firm sc Watson. Young & Conmy, win
address q patriotic rally in the inter-
est Of the bond sale Rt Leonard
Saturday evening, and on sunday
afternoon, viii speak in the school
house. south OF that village at 3
O'Clock. He win be accompanied BY
Sergeant Down Of Winnipeg. recent
ly returned from the front and who
has been spending the past week in
the vicinity OF La.AT0ure.
Atty. ". r. Lowell Of Fargo, was
the speaker Thursday night at a
meeting held eight miles west Of
AFgusviile In Rush river township.
The Rotary club Of Fargo is in |
charge OF the arranEements for the |
music Sunday evening st the audi /
torium. The speakers win be former |
Congressman Frank M. Nye OF Nfin- |
neapoIis. who win speak on the sub /
ject of the Liberty Bond. and form |
er Gov. Ia B. Hanna Of North Dafzo-
Ia, who has been invited by the COM |
mittee to speak.
Many Of the Cass county workers |
have siEnified their intention OF com- !
ing 20 Fargo Sunday for the meet~ /
ing.