Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-09-25
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
Allotment for Cumberland Comfy Is
About $4,000, Close to Twice
the Amount Called for the
Third Liberty Loan

/ Once more comes the call to The
men and women of this coutry to bach
up the boys over there.
Saturday, Sept, 2Sth. to Thursday
Oct 24th. is the time set by oul
President in which true Americas will
help put over the Attn. Liberty Loan.
/ Nothing else counts now except to
win the war and get our boys back
home.
All that you have, all that you
prize IN life, the honor OF your
womanhood, the safety Of tbs babbllng
baby, the honor of the child unborn
civilization, Christianity, and our own
America, Land Of Liberty, the Free
dom Of the world are staked upon
how you meet YOUR responsibility
in tins conflict.
YOUR SHARE is TO BUY BONDS.
The boys over there are doing their
part and in doing it, some Of them
are making the supreme sacrifice.
Can you afford to face those shat
come home manned for life and know,
deep down in your neart, that you
thought more Of your money than Of
your boys?
Remember the mother of Dalton,
Ga, who, when her boy was killed in
battle, put all his insurance money in
Liberty Bonds, to help take care Of
some other mothers son.
You cannot, you dare not shrk.
You cannot throw the burden on
others. From your boys, froal your
country and our God, comes the call to
you in thunder tones to do your duty
aud do 1t now.
And remember:
THE MORE BONDS YOU BUY,
THE FEWER BOYS WILL DIE"
j. S. REED, County Chairman.
The allotment for this county this
time will be from $38, 600 to $40. 000,
which is close to the amount subscrib-
ed on the third Liberty loan although
we were asked tor a little less than
S2O, 600.
Chairman Reeu has named the
persons on the several COM
nttees here shown.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
j. S. Reed, County Chairman.
W. l.. Guthrie, Vice Chairman.
e. G. Toilet, Crossvile; Rev. N. S.
Jackson, Crossville; j. S. Cline, Cross
lille; w. j. Hodges, Crossville; 5. N.
smith, Crossville; C. E. Keyes, Gross
lille; T e. Wilson, Grassy Cove.
SPECIAL SALES COMMITTEE.
T. E. Wilson, Grassy Cove; G. G.
Black, Crossville; NJ. + Reed, Cross
,lle; j. &. Southard, Crossville; A. L.
Garrison Crossville.
SPEAKERS COMMITTEE
E. G. ,Tollett, Crossville; j. W.
)orton, CrossvilIe; c. 4. Snodgrass,
jrossvlle
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.
&. Z. Keyes, Crossville; s. G, Bishop,
,rossvlle; II. l.. Spencer, Crossville.
CHURCH COMMITTEE.
Rev. N. S. Jackson, Crossville; Rev.
'. G. Martin, Crossville; Rev. Rob.
IalI Crab Orchard.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
J. S. Cline, Crab Orchard; S. A.
ucker, Erasmus; II. II. Vincent,
rossville. y
LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTEE.
W. j. Hodges, Crossvllle; l. Z. Thur
,an, Crossville; James Smith, Cross
lille.
AUTOMOBILE COMMITTEE
S. N. Smith CrossviIle. j. l.. Qualls, ,,
rossville; e. M. McCart, CrossviIle. ,
GENERAL SALES COMMITTEE.
Andy Elmore, Crossville; j. X. !
NTH, Pleasant HILL; e. "A. Haley, I
rossville; W. {. Elmore, Isone; A. /,
. Elmore, Pomona Road C.E. Brook 1
art, Pe&vine; J. A. Kemmer, Grassy +
owe; Virgil HiLch, Burke; Newton S
Walker, c alb Orchard; Arthur :,
atson, Watson; Frank March, Ozone; :,
M. Wilkes, LantaDa; Moses Siever, I
inesap: E. G. Handy, Erasmus.