The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-09-27
Fourth Liberty Loan! Our Quota $574,300.OO

North Clifton-D. w. P. Eylar, cap tain; L. F. Sweating.
 East Side-E. c. Fitzgerald, cap tain; Thos. Gordon and M. w. Juelg. shannon Hill-J. J. Jones, captain; Frank Sanders, B. F. Spriggs, J. w. Goolsby, Paul Sutherlin, MT. Buchan- nan
 Rlverside-E. P. Calhoun, Capt., w. H. Neill.
 ! County Districts-S. c. Swift, cap I tain-Eagle Greek, H. H. Boyer; Blue, F. M. Hodges; Baseline, F. A. Stacey, State Road Camp, Chas. Calvin.
 Hills Addition-M. o. Simms, cap | tain.
 Subdivision-A. c. Hospital to Street in front of w. J. Riley resi- dence, R. H. Pringle, chairman. Subdivision-From Riley street to chairman
 Subdivision-West of R. R. tracks, G. l.. Cashion, chairman.
 Arizona Copper Go. Ltd. Depts.
 Store Dept.-C. W. Beck, captain. Concentrator-K.H H Donaldson, cap tain.
 
 captain.
 General Offices-L. Bernstein, cap- tain
 In addition to the sales organiza- tion a general publicity committee to assist the Chairmen and salesmen in the several districts of the county was appointed as follows by Chair man Laine:
 Dell M. Potter, Chairman; Andrew Liddell and Pete Riley, Clifton; C.. w. Bury, J. J. Rascoe, Frank Mar tin, Morenci; G. w. Scott and E. A. Spriggs, Metcalf; w. W. Wilkey and E. N. Reid, Duncan. The Chairmen in the several pre- cincts and districts are organizing their working forces and the big campaign will be officially launched Saturday morning, September 2S. The quota for each town has not yet been announced This will be fixed be- fore the close of the present week by a committee composed of representa- tives from. Clifton, Morenci, Duncan, and Metcalf.
 Women Are Active.
 Mrs. Dr. L. A.. W. Burtch, Chairman of the Women's Campaign Committee in fGreenlee county has already per fected her organization and was pre- pared to start the campaign the first thing Saturday morning. Vice-Chair- named and the women workers will aid materially in securing Greenlee county's full quota. To fha EponIoveno o$ fba rizooa Copper Co.,, Ltd: The Government is asking the peo- pie of this country to subscribe to loan of $6,0OO, 900, 100000 for purposes of prosecuting the war. It is hardly necessary for me to 7oint out, to those of you who are citizens, the fact that it is your pa- | triotic duty to support the Govern ment to be limit of your ability ;that you will do so I have no doubt.
 To those of you who are not citi- zens, but who are working and earn ing a living in this country, I would say that it is also your duty to SUD- port the government You have come to this country seeking advantages which you were unable to obtain in your own country, or for the purpose of bettering your condition. Is it not then the very least you can do to support Government when :s maiL- ta'nIng these better conditions which afford you better living, perhaps, and luay also enable you to send money for the support of your fami- lies at home? Are these advantages not worth making a sacrifice for, and is not refusal to come to the as- sisIance of the Government uf this country not a token of ingratitude on the Dart of any one so refusing to help?
 ! Fms country is fighting to secure the very freedom which you, in com pany with the citizens of this country, value so highly, and I appeal to you, whatever be your nationality, to rally to the support of our Government which is fighting, not only to preserve your and our sacred liberties, but also is fighting to ensure the future peace and freedom of the world BUY LIBERTY BONDS. Norman Carmichael, General Manager. |