The Brinkley argus., 1918-09-13
ARKANSAS RESDY
 F0R LOAN DRIVE
EVERY COUNTY ORGANIZED FOR CAMPAIGN TO FLOAT THE
 FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN.
COUNTY CHAlRMEN NAMED

] S'"' NAA cto GFC Ct COdulJ III OlIi- CT states in the Eighth Federal Re serYle District, is completely organ ized and 'all set" for the opening of the Fourth Liberty Loan drive, w. R. Compton, chairman of the reserve district announced at a joint confer ence here Friday of county managers, ehalrmen of women's organizations, publicity directors, sales directors, bankers anl newspaper editors of the state.
 Let us quit talking of quotas" said MT. Compton, in explaining the details or the Forthcoming loan," for Presi- dent Wilson, the American army and the Treasury Department are relying upon Americas third line of de. fense' to meet is obligatioSs, what ever they may be-
 To date l have not been advised as to the size of the loan, the date of maturity of the bonds, the rate or in. terest or the quotas, but I have been advised that the Eighth district will be expected to go over the top ire spectiye of it's quota, and state man agers in the district have informed me that their respective states will again demonstrate their loyalty to the na- ion and the cause"
 w L. Hemingway, who directed the Third Liberty Loan in this state, wifi pilot tae fourth drive.
 MT. Hemingway, at the meeting of Liberty Loan workers here last week, announced the following county chsir men:
 Arkansas (north halD, A. F. Nor san: Arkansas tsouth halD, N. r. Baird t; Ashley, W. T. Cone; Baxter. E. J.. Loop senton, Connolly Harrington Boone. Geo. W. O'NeaI: Bradley. Fred l. Purcell Calhoun, E. F. Halpin; Car roll taast hal), E. J. West; Carroll s1eest halO, C. A. Fuller: Chicot, J. F. Siuias Clark, N. D. Huie; Clay teast Ealf}. H. w Moore; Clay (west haIp, son; Cleveland (east halD. NJ. w. Eeod- nF5t; Cleveland twest half), 4 k. 1@ Aeeler; Columbia. T. X. Monroe; Com way Eotd Rainwater; Craish cad, E. H. deN Louis Bar ou: Cross, l. Black; oai- l@s, J. 4. tnernathy; Desha, Y. 'rsone: FauJi,ner, Joe Fraucnthal: Franklin Csortb halD. D. W Bryan, Franklin norh half), J. Y. il> n; Fulton, c. W. Dix on; Garland Gus Sstrauss: Grant r. T. Lewis Greene t Bnrtie Hampstead, l. N Riley; Hot Sprine Robert smith. Jr.: Howard, Geo Fl Bell. ilt.ep ndence. John z. N off "a i, iJ I{arTis: daatsSon C.ea. 4N 14iiihouse Jefferson r. E. TomIinson: Johnson. D. Ward Dunlap; Larayertr. JI Hud gins; Lawrence (east half1. Jud ye w A Cunningham; Lawrence (west hal0 R. c. WaIdron Lee ChaA- River M C. McCrarY; To gan tsouth halr). Charles N Williams; Los1an tnorth halD. F. J White; Lono.e. Charles A. Walls: Mad son, D An- dsrson: Marion, J. C. Flood; Miller E, M Blocker; Mississippi tIcrth half) W w Hollipeter: Mississippi fsouth half). [. F; Driver: Monroe P C Mayo; ..ontgemery, o. NJ. Bedford x "-ton W W Moore; Nevada. T. (. Acl,aet Oaachita. C A. Buchner: FsT& fensi J H. 4larris; Philips, F. r. Moore: riEe (north hal0. pr. R. .. McC@Er': F. . esouth ha,f). J. c. Pinn;x Pofr tt sa F Thorn Polk, Walter Eanc' fop' ! M Barker: Prairie, T.. F. Wt3':"f'; i''t- laski. v F. S0jth Rando'oh. ] 'r1. St I'ra ..tHs At w caE.r3, ;'s t.e. L. F Waite; Scott. ,. L. c u;"'
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 '.le Focrth Liherty Len af-o VII. -o Hi.A two "vol9ntecr a .s," S'~ trfaher g cnd 9, when eyorv aa rio. who doos not need "p~of'na' 'c ,un't T his patrio ism viii ho expect d 'r yol,nt3rily enter Ai5 'e5scriD ton for g qraerous slice of the lo"n ? 4nn.ng :; otember 8. th" cam ,a;gn wo. X by the sales forces will b. started
 S.ete headquarters will be mtintain ad in the Moore X Turner building Little Rock. and officials here will b6 in constan touch with csmpsiga of ficials in every county. purely Ar kansas Liberty Loan publicity plan has been inaugurated, and will be car ried out through the headquarters. Publicity directors in each county have been instructed to forward to Roy L. Thompson, publicity director Little Rock, news of their work. This will be condensed and consolidated and sent broadcast over the state
 In addition to MT Compton. the Eighth District campaign managers are: V. l.. Price, director of sales; H. s. Gardiner, director of publicity; A. O. Wilson. director of speakers, and Tom K. Smith. director of bank CTS.
 Every district official. while here for the state conference. expressed belief that Arkansas would maintain the record she established in the third loan drive, when she was the first state in the reserve district and one of the first in the nation to go lover the top"
 Although the drouth and bad crops have hit some communities, Mir. Comp ton said that by accomplishing the ....,r~aS;hkau croaf victories ara won