El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-04
FIGHT, Or BUY
BONDS, SLOGAN
Liberty Loan Committee
Gets Details Of Drive
to Begiu Saturday.

Fight, or Buy Liberty Bonds, Is
to be the slogan Of the Ell Paso Liberty
loan statesmen when they start out
Saturday morning to sell this city
quota OF the third loan This slogan
was adopted by the executive commit
tee. in session in Hotel Sheldon We'd
nesday afternoon, ten members being
present
Two teams for the sale OF bonds
have volunteered their services to the
local committee. The first Is com
posed OF H. ". Broaddus, captain; C.
H Finley. II. V. Watson. J. F. Coles,
c. H Leavell, DR.. 3. " Worsham, John
L Dyer. DIT. p L Ramey, j. A Happier
B I. Farrar, DR.. ]. B. Brady, Joseph
o. Sweeney. J. J. lIundy, Dexter Ma
peI. Ed Sanders Lamar Davis and F.
C. searle- The second committee is
composed Of George G. Franklin, cap
tain. F. N. Fletcher. H o. Wilson
Karl I. Hatfield and r Fl. oliver.
Organize at Luncheon
All OF the captains and the teams
! workers viii meet at luncheon al the
sheldon Friday noon Here the Mof <
OF the campaign viii pc dlscusse .;
: teams assigned to certain distress OF
/ the citv and the other details OF the
drive gone into -,
O HEADQUARTERS, room IS. sheldon, " cd
nesd4y that bonds OF the third loan
viii bear interest at the rate OF z Is
percent. The first bond bore tnree
and a half percent Interest ana ne
second four percent The bonds OF the
g previous issues are convertible INTO
| the third issue.
Payment Terms Made Public.
/ Terms OF payment for the bonds
I were made public by the Fl -
/ C1earinghouse Thursday morning the
bonds OF the $50 and 500 denomina-
I tions may be paid 10 percent qoWH
and Is nerceut on the first OF June.
/ July. August. September Octooer 4nl
i November. Bonds Of larger denoml-
] nation nav be paid for on the treasury
: denartment plan, five percent down
Z 20 percent on May %, IS percent OF
: TuIv 10 and the balance on August ~
j The smaller bonds may also be paid
\ on the treasury department plan
\ Executives Back OF Departments:
j The loan drive Will be handled oy
L ssversI different departments. each
under the leadership OF a member ol
the executive committee This was
agreed upon at a meeting OF the eN-
ecutiVe committee.
r. Burt QruQorLAs executive I-la-tA
man. appointed several committees
wednesday afternoon TO handle tn'
sale Of the bonds, approved BY the eN'
ecutive committee E G. wade, j.
4 has been appointed executive manager
and r. W. Odeu has been made as
sistant manager and will remain al
headquarters during the day 20 al
. tend to the correspondence and an
sWer questions
W. n. Butler secretary Of the eN
4 ecutIve committee, viii act as the &C
\ countant and z ". kayser VIII b'
sales manager. The permanent execu
Tive committee is composed OF r Bur
iOrndorff, chairman; Robert krakauer
vice chairman: W 81 Butler score
tary: A P. Coles. W. W Turney. y. %
WfnEo. Chas II. Newman, j. A DICK
l. A. r. Webb. II. S. Beach, g. F. HaWk ks
D. p GILES and ". J. Quigly-
The executive board has named IN
following committees
Clergy-Rev. Fuller Swift, chair
man: Rev. Chas. L Overstreet ant
Rev. II. P Bond
sehools-R G. Tirhe, chairman; E
~ whitaker and A. H Hughey.
Press-E. c. Davis, Chairman; 6. A
Martin. Ray McClintock and Normal
Motion pIoture theaters-wnliau
Winch. chairman; Ben Lewis ana 7. u
Musio-Jas. C. 8IcNary. chairman
". W. Rose and J. A Happier.
Speakers-U. S. Goen. manager o
speakers: ]. II. Nealon, P. r. Knick
erbocker and Ivor g. Thomas.