The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-27


 Late yesterday afternoon wore w1sl received that the government would send two aeroplanes to Hot Suringe for next Saturday, Volunteer Day for the fourth I4iberty loan, if the weather was favorable for flying. It is ex pccted that these will be in and oyerI the city in the morning and during thel parade.
 The parade will form at Central and Wilmington avenue. at l0:20 o'clock and march down 10 the Como square and back to the readquarters At the latter place there will be singing and four minute speeches
 In order to accommodate the citizens of Hot Springs tho headquarters will be kept open from o'clock in the morning until late in the night. Eff teen committees will be at the tables to receive the subscriptions so that n time will be lost by waiting The cci- ored citizens will have their table under the charse of the executive com mittee that has had their organization in charge
 Every effort is being made to have Hot Springs and Garland county suo- scribe the full appOrtionmen, Of $4lO.- 900 on this one day. Quite a few thou- sand dollar subscriptions have alread? been received at headquarters One| subscription Of twenty-five hundred and another of two thousand is ready for the first day. A number of ten thousand dollar subscriptions will bel necessary as well as those of five thousand if the county is to make ita full apportionment Those who can afford to purchase in these amountsI are urged to do so on the opening, day
 A complete list of all volunteers will be published in the papers of Monday and Tuesday and also posted on the front windows of the headquarters Make your subscription Saturday, or if unable to get to the office on that day on Sunday afternoon in order that your name will be among the Nolan- teers
 , On one side of the Liberty Loan neadouarters is Oliver -Finnie Gro cery company On the other side is , the American Express company. Both of these have turned ill advance vol untary subscriptions to take their place in the one hundred per cent class. that is. everyone connected with these firms have purchased cf the fourth Liberty loan. The names of i these follow:
 -Finnie CO: J. B. McCallum, the Company itself, Miss Anne McCai- mm, W. K McClard, Herman Harris, IG C. Petty, l.. k. Meredith, Sandy Cur tis, Sadie Benedict, James ?. Hickok, 'i.. |. Siattones. Ellison Rowe, l.. A. McClard
 American Express Co.,. George J. Elleubrook. C. E, Lewis, E l. Glad son, Miss l.. G. Coston. w. l.. Smith, II. s. Mcclure, M. E Crosby, l.. C. Webb, Chas. Oktavel, Acton HuNill. F. Bondurant. Peter Smith, J F, Gardner Roy Cannon, M. Chance.
 Other industrials are planning to get their subscriptions in early Saturday morning that they may be counted as Volunteer They are also working for the one hundred per cent mark and will display the Honor Roll with all of the names of the subscribers to the fourth Liberty loan in their employ as well as the Honor Emblem showing the per centage attained
 The following telegram was received yesterday from MT William R. Comp ton, chairman of the Central committee in St. Louis: The fight is on-Your proportion of the load you know. Win the great army Of income producers do its work as well as our boys in FIance? Go forward without mis- giving, Determine to win and to win quickly. l know that we can depend upon your county to support it's parS of the line. Dollars are cheap beside human sacrifice, but necessary if hui man sacrifice is to be minimi2ed. More, dollars mean earlier peace. Send news quickly of your success that others may be stimulated to greater enaea vor"
 Are you soing 10 help by your volun-l tary purhcase of bonds in the largest, possible quantity on Saturday to ilash over the wires Saturday night the good tidings to St Louis with reference ,ol Garland county and Hot Springs.