Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-23
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APPOINTED
Liberty Loan Committee is
Organized Viii Meet
Tuesday. !,

q. ]. Lander, county chairman for,
The Third, Liberty Loan Drive In
Grand Forks county, last night ap-
pointed a. committee OF 81 men to- as
on the campaign in the city Of Grand.
lOrks.s ~. ,
Details, connected with the lrive
have not been received. Active work
will be commenced on Saturday. April
6.
1t should be the duty Of every
American citizen to feel hat with
Lande said last night. American
money must fight as we'll as American
men. and this money can only come
through awakening in every patriotic
heart a desire to do as much as pos
sible. It rests not with organizations,
societies or groups of persons, he add
ed. but with every individual. There
fore all should cooperate in making
this an 'over-the-top'' drive. he said.
The following committee. headed
by Don V. Moore, will; meet in the
near future to organize and make
such other preliminary arrangements
as are necessary for launching the
drive:
NJ. F.. Stricken, P. S. Peterson. c. H.
McManus, Tom Moore. j. A. Dinnie.
s.. 3. e. Seese, G. l.. Ireland. w. f.
Small, w. H. Schulze, G.. G. Sherwood,
s. G. Hendrickson, W. V. O'Connor.
". A.. Mcintyre, Geo. A. Bangs. H
b. Finch. Fl. p. Thorgrimsen, ]. Fl.
Ruettell, P. O. Thorson, ]. H. Pearson.
O'Keefe. ]. D.. Bacon. Max Rabinov-
ich, Mgr. Lemieux. L. a. schnabel.
Owen Young, Chas. Ginsberg. D. H.
McEichol, c. c. Sylvester. G. w. Nell
son. Jos. Hulteng, r. l.. Kelly. Hans
Anderson. f. ]. O'Brien, Bud Ahra-
hanson, Geo. F.. Duis. c.. c. Gowran,
CO. Hagen. NJ J. Cotton. Paul Crit
fifth. John valelley. Tom McElroy. T..
w. Miller. H. w. Sims. Fred Barthol-
omew. J. w. Wilkerson. j. Nelson Kel-
~, f. p. Robertson. H. NJ. Wheeler.
To Make County Plans.
A meeting for the purpose Of per-
fecting the organization of the county
committee. to conduct the Third Lib
erty loan campaign. will he held in
this city at the Frederick hotel at 1
O'clock Tuesday, afternoon. Lunch
con will be served at 1915 in the
private dining room of the Frederick.
F.. j. Lander. county chairman OF
the Liberty o campaign. sent out
a cir cular letter to this effect. to the
took an active part in the last cam
paign. Owing to the lack of time,
Mr.. lander was unable to send a let
ter to all who were active in the last
campaign. bnts. he wishes to empha-y
size that everyone is cordially invited
to attend this luncheon.
Mr.. Lander's letter said:
THE nationwide campaign for
subscriptions will start on April 9Th.
so there is no time to be lost. 1t is
of the utmost Importance that the
various chairmen and other repre-
sentative men from their localities at
tend this. meeting. as there is much
to do in the way Of preliminary or
ganization. T..
"Chairmen are requested. if unable
to attend personally. to- r that
snue othe" representative of their
town attend.
THE real purrose of the meeting
IL to oreari7e the county into die
t~icts. determine the outlines oil each
district ard appoint chairn,en for
e-rh. In view OF the fact that each
village and city in the county will be
nreanized independent OF the town
ships, chairmen are requested. to
Arirc g5~"ch Representative men as
iikelyfwfll serve as committeeman in
sllch cases.