Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-18
CLEARED FOR FOURTH
 LOAN DRIVE
ARIZONA IS THOROUGHLY
 ORGANIZED AND STATE IS EXPECTED TO OVER SUBSCRIBE ITS QUOTA; TO BACK MEN AT FRONT

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. l6.-"Or- ganization all complete. Every work CT standing ito arms" ready for the opening gun on the morning of the 18th.
 Welcome the Fourth Liberty Loan. Arizona has never hesitated. Her men at the front in France are in the thick of the fighting. Her men at home are ready to enter the battle of Liberty Bonds" So stated State Chairman, H. ]. McClung, of- the Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign for Arizona.
 "Wc have nine counties in our dis trict, and in every previous cam- paign each county has done all 1t has been asked to do. That means that every county can be counted upon for the fourth campaign. We have re- ceivcd very encouraging reports from several counties already. There IS splendid willingness to carry the work along in the most complete way, to leave nothing undone that will help the campaign to attain the highest point of success. l am SUITS that when the work actually com mences we shall find an enthusiastic spirit which will surely spell victory.
 County chairmcn for the coming campaign are the same men who worked so effectively in the campaign for the third loan in May-June this year when Arizona established a rec ord in the whole United States. We arc asked to do much more this time, but I am sure that there will be no question about the outcome. We must win.
 "I wish through the press of the State. at ;hisSime, to again express my personal appreciation of the cour- tesy and considcrate cooperation ex- tended to the officers of the Third Liberty Loan organization in Ari- zona. The help which we have had in the past will, know, be continued for the future. Especially has the press itself been thoroughly loyal and liberal in its support of the Liberty Loan campaigns and its advertising needs.
 We are fortunate at this time in having in each county in addition to county chairman county pubic fly director selected from among the best men in the newspaper lie ot Arizona. The county chairman are as follows:
 w. P. Love, Apache county, St. Johns
 T.. F. Pollock, Coconino County
 Flagstaff.
 1 I. R. Todd, Gila County, Globe. Joseph R. Loftus, Maricopa County
 Phoenix.
 ]. II. Rosenberg, Mohave County,
 Kingman.
 D. ]. Thomas, Navajo County,
 Holbrook.
 L. S. Gates, Pinal County, Ray. | F. s. Viclc, Yavapai County, Pres colt.
 ]. 1T. Wcstovcr, Yuma County, Yuma.
 The publicity directors who arc to handle the advertising material are as follows:
 Fred w. Nelson, Apache County, 1 St. Johns, Ariz.
 F. s. Brccn, Coconino County Flagstaff. l. IT. Hammill, Gila County, Globe. Jay NJ. Gates, Mohave County Kingman.
 G, NJ. Braxton, Navajo County Holbrook.
 L. $. Gates, Pinal County, Ray. P. R. Mines, Prescott District Yavapai County. Prescott. Ernest Douglas. Jerome District Yavapai County, Jerome. b ]. II. Wcstovcr, Yuma County Yuma. .,
 County committees arc all well organized and established and ready to do the work which will be credit to the state. The success of the loan depends rot entirely upon the effort of the State and County chairmcn but ,:pon the continued help and support of every worker down to the smallest possible district Fortunate, indeed, are we in Arizona 10 have so many willing workers who are anxious at all times to do their share m carry ing on this patriotic duty.
 While urging the people to in- vest heavily in Liberty Bonds 1t IS my duty to also urge that every sub scribcr hang on to and under no pos siblc conditions dispose of their gov ernmcnt securities. l learn, with great regret, that there arc some in dividuals who are so lacking in pat riotism and truth that they are dis crediting these Liberty Bonds, and endcavoring to secure them under false prctcnccs at prices which are ridiculous | want to call the attcn- ton of every bond holder to the roticc issued from Washington. and | wish that everyone could copy this roticc and print it broadcast through,