The Brinkley argus., 1918-10-18
WOMEN LIBERTY LOAN MANAGERS
MRS. BRoUoH, WIFE OF GOVERN OR, NAMES DISTRICT AND
 COUNTY CHAiRMEN.
BIG WORK Fo2 WOMEN

ing abilities when the G~lEg rings anu
 the race for lover the top" begins n
 the Fourth Liberty Loan drive, ac- cording to Mrs. c. H. Broug.-, wife of
 the governor, state chairra&n of the
 women's organizations.
 Mrs. Brough has announced that the
 women's organizations throughout the state are thoroughly organized, vita
 exception of one or two count.ea
 whose chairmen have been required
 to resign.
 The plan for coordination Of the
 mems and the women's work does net mean, Mrs. Brough says, that the %o-
 mems organizations are to lose their individuality. On the contrary sepd' rate reports showing the amount of
 bonds sold by the women will be kept,
 to be forwarded to the wonen's nt tional organization. The women will, however. co operate with the men and plan with the men.
 The women will have voice in the work of the county executive commit tees The women, Mrs. Brough said,
 
 maintain bond selling booths and such, although the character of the campaign has been left to the discre-
 tion of the individual county organi- cations.
 Mrs. Brough has appointed thirteen district chairmen and county chair man for each county, or where coun- ties are divided, each division. The chairman named by Mrs. Brough fol- low:
 District Chairmen.
 First District-Mrs. A. G. Flowers, Fayetteville, and Mrs. w. A. Ramsey, Fayetteville.
 Second District-Mrs. Nellie Treva- than Batesviile.
 Third District-Miss Annie Castle Fourth District-Mrs. Harry Wll- Hams, Jonesbero.
 Fifth District-Mrs. Brose Masin- gill, Heber Springs
 Sixth District-Mrs. J. w. House, Jr' Little Rock.
 Seventh District-Mrs. J. .. EolI l Fort Smith.
 Eighth District-Mrs. T. c. Drenner', Hot Springs, and Mrs. Dougald Mchlll- ! Ian, Philadelphia.
 Ninth District-Mrs. w. Ii. Afhoio' l Texarkana.
 Tenth District-Mrs. Annie ". Meek, l Camden. 1 Twelfth District-Mrs. A. W. Troupe. hPine Bluff.
 Tsisfeeuth h-30istrict-Mra. J, N. Ware. Helena.
 l County Chairmen. ! Arkansas Mrs Fred Fowl and Mrs. | N Sb lap; Benton. Mrs. Mary Pluminer; Boone Mrs. J. N. Milum; Baxter, Mrs. fR. M Horton; Bradley, Mrs. J. k. Will aon; Chicot Mrs. T, K; Lee; Clark Mrs. l Burns; Columbia, Mrs. c. G. Colquitt; | Crittenden, Mrs. J. NJ. Jenkins; Craw- ford. Miss Margaret Wood; Cra1ghead' | Mrs. J. L. Burns; Conway. Mrs; w. l.; Mrs. A. J. Russell; Clay, Mrs Lura | Brown Piggott and Mrs. J. F. Rhyme; l Cross Miss Mary Dabbs: Cleveiano' | Mrs E. R. Buster (west half), and Mrs. H. D. sadier Geast haf); Desha. o,l,i. Slrs. 1 G. B. Ewing; Dallas. Mrs. C. 5. Adams 1 Drew, Mrs. Lemar Williamson; Fra n:t- l lin Mrs. Daisy Burrow tnorth halrl. and Mrs. G. l.. Amos tsouth half) Full ton, Mrs; J. H. Caldwell; Faulkner l Teter; Garland, Mrs. Jack Manier; l Greene. Miss Irene Taylor; Howard. Mrs. w. B. Dorman; Independence, Mrs. 1 John o. Wolf; lizard, Mrs. Ebert God l win; Johnson. Mrs. Sam Laser; Jeffer- l son. Mrs A. W. Troupe; Jackson, Mrs. 1 C. A. Henry; Lafayette. Mrs. T. +. Gill; | lispie; Lawrence, Mrs. G. W. Parker l least half). and Miss steIia Howe | fwest half); Lee, Mrs. Paul Benham; Lincoln. Mrs R. R. Rice. Jr.; Little Riv- 1 CT, Mrs E. G. Campbell; Logan. Mrs | R. L. Utley and Mrs. c. 1T. carmichael l Mississippi. Mrs. J. L. Williams and
 Mrs. W. L. Hollipeter; Monroe, Mrs. | C, NfnA Mru V k- 1 hardt; Marion. Miss Nina Floyd; Mill | Ter Mrs c. A. Hays: Nevada, Mrs. Nat l Martini; Newton. Mrs. F. F. Ammons; | ouachita, Mrs. C. s. Barry; Perry, Mrs. l Ruth Rison; Pike, Miss Ellen Murphy; 1 Polk, Mrs. F. E. Delongy: Prairie, Mrs. l John l.. Booe; Pulaski, Mrs. Clio Har- per and Miss Marcella Arthur. Poin- 1 sett Mrs. J. T. Smith and Mrs. II. M. l Pope, Mrs. o. Fl. Wilson: Randolph. | Mrs. F F. Voorhees,; Saline Mrs. F. J. l Bush; Scott, Mrs. R. R. Wilson; Sebas- | tian Mrs. H. C. King and Mrs. W. N. 1 ware;kst Francis. Miss Stella Wolf; l Sevier, Jewel LeFreyre; Stone, Miss Mary Jeff Mabrey; Searcy. Mrs. Sher- 1 man Tfeece; Sharp, Mrs. J. H. Kirtley and Mrs. s. T. Sherrill; Union. Mrs. W. I F. Clarke; Van Buren. Mrs. Ciem Nor ! row. .s " ashington. Mrs. VIM. Briscoe; 1 woodruff. Mrs. Laura Conner; Yell. l Mrs. Edith Moody.
 t Campaign Opens Soon. | In less thaR two weeks the cani- l paign will be In full swing "Volun- l teer Days" September 28 and 29, are expected to be the biggest days of the i campaign, in that they will be the 1 days for the patriots who need no 1 urging to come forward and loan their ] money on the best security in the
 world that of the United States of America. The larger the subscrip- 2 tions en volunteer Days" the less 1 time business men will have to take from their occupations to prosecute
 campaign.
 Many county publicity managers are 1 beginning to send in reports of the activities in their respective counties. and these are to be used to give the 1 people of various counties an oppor- l tunity to know what is being done in | other counties. Some of the reports will be published in Little Rock and