The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-17
ARKANSAS READY
 FOR LOAN DRIVE
EVERY COUNTY ORGANIZED FOR CAMPAIGN TO FLOAT THE
 FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN.
COUNTY CHAlRMEN NAMED

ized and "all set" for the opening of Compton, chairman of the reserve district announced at d joint confer ence here Friday of county managers, chairmen of women's organizations, publicity directors, sales directors, bankers and newspaper editors of the state.
 Let us quit talking Of quotas" said MT. Compton, in explaining the details of 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 it's obligations, what ever they may be.
 ITO 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 spective of it's quota, and state man agers in the district have informed ne 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, will pilot the fourth drive.
 MT. Hemingway, at the meeting of Liberty Loan workers here last week announced the following county chair men:
 Arkansas (north halO. A F, Nor gan; Arkansas (south hal). N. |. Baird :; Ashley, w. T. Cone; Baxter, E. J. Loop; Benton. Connolly Harrington; Boone. Geo W. O'Neal; Bradley. FSed L.. Purcell; Calhoun, B. l.. Haipin; Car roll least half). E. J. Vest Carroll twest hain, C. A. Fuller; Chicot. J. E. Stmms; Clark, N D. Huie: Clay (east halD, II. W. Moore. Clay twest halo. Charles Daniels; Cleburne. W. C. John son: Cleveland (east half). NJ. W. Blod- gett; Cleveland (west halfJ, Q. k. Wheeler: Columbia, T. A. Monroe; Con way, Loid Rainwater; Craighead. E. H. Berger; Crawl ford, f. D. Scott, Crltten- don. Louis Barton; Cross. l. Black; Dal- las. J. A. Aberna thy Desha II. Fhans Faulkner aot6 Eo,f Joe ETsug@Iha,: ar3s Franklin (north halD, J. F.. Bryan; Fulton. C. W. Dixon; Garland. Gus Strauss; Grant, F. T. Lewis Greene, A. Bertig Hempstead J. N. Riley; Hot Spring. Robert Smith. Jr.; Howard Geo. II. Bell; Independence. John c. Wolf; Izard. k. D. Harris; Jackson, Geo. A. 1 Hlilhouse; Jefferson, +. B. Toniinson; Johnson n. Ward Dunlap; Lafayette, J.M Hudgins; Lawrence least halD Judge w. A. Cunningham; Lawrence Cwest halO, R. C. Waldron: Lee, Chas. Mckee; Lincoln. F.. C. Norton; Little River NJ. c. McCrary; Logan (south hal) Charles x. Williams; Logan tnorth halD, R. J. White; Lonoke, Charles A. Walls Madison, D. w An derson; Marion. J. C. Flood; Miller. C. NJ. Blocker; Mississippi (north halD. W. W. Hollpeter: Mississippi tsouth half), K, l.. Driver; Monroe. T. C. Mayo; Montgomery, Q. Nj. Radford: Newton w W. Moore: Nevada. T. C. McRae: Ouachita C. A. Buchner; Perry least halo, C. l.. Sailor; Perry (west halD. J IT, Harris; Phillips, r.. P Moore; Pike (north hal), Dr. k. ., Mcclure; Pike (south halG, J. C. PinnfX; Poinsett, IT, B Thorn: Polk Walter Nance; Pope J M. Barker; Prairie, F.. C. Wilken; Pu- 1aski, W. B. Smith; Randolph, J, W. Co., line, l.. B White; Scott. J. l.. Center; Searcy, J. D. Lawrence: Sebastian least halo. c. k. Owens; Sebastian twest halG, W. If. Johnson; Sevier, J. $. Lake. sharp. S. r. Turuer: Stone M w Brewer; Union, Albert TtoweIi; Van Burvn. Jim Hatchett; Washington Bruce Holcomb; White. J. F. Lightle Woodruff. r. E. Bonner; Yell A. N Falls
 The Fourth Liberty Loan drive will open with two volunteer days" Sep tember 2S and 29, when every patriot who does not need "prodding" to awaken his patriotism will be expect ed to voluntarily enter his subscrip- ton for generous "slice" of the loan. Beginning September 90, the cam paign work by the sales forces will be started.
 State headquarters will be maintain. ed in the Moore & Turner building, Little Rock, and officials here will be in constant touch with campaign O. fcials in every county. A 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 Mir Compton, the Eighth District campaign managers are: V. L. Price, director of sales; H. & Gardiner, director of publicity; A. 0. 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 l 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
 impossible" great victories are won. | There can be no encouragement of the
 quota system. for conditions. gener-
 ally speaking. are alike throughout
 the United States, and 10 disarrange
 tAe system now would disrupt the en-
 @a lean. plan.