The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-08
Local Banker to Handle Grady in Future
Drives; Appointment Comes From
Federal Bank
DONAHUE ANNOUNCES
CHAIRMEN FOR DIST.
To Complete Efficient Organization; No
Information Given on Date or
Amount of Loan

Announcement was made today
that F l.. Slusher, cashier of this
FIRST National bank OF this city has
been named chairman of the Grady
county Liberty Loan committee, the
appointment being made by the Fed.
eral reserve bank of Kansas City.
The Liberty Loan committee is to
he a permanent organization, model
ed i'll way after the Council of De-
fense, and having for its purpose
the successful 'handling of the forth
coming Liberty Loan and all others
that may follow. In this work, the
Il 1erty loan organization will work
in harmony with the Council of De-
fcnse.
No announcement has been made
at this time as to the amount of the
next Liberty loan, the date on which
il will be put before the people, or
the interest rate that 1t will carry
The plan now is to get the organiza.
tion fully oompated, well oiled asld
running smoothly, so that when the
time comes to place the Liberty loal
before the people, there will be no
waits and no delays Every member |
Of the organization will have def |
mite work to do, for which they will /
be prepared, and without hitch
viii go forward with, the work
The mass OF data that is being and |
has been collected by the Council Of
Defense will serve as big aid to
the Liberty bond statesmen and work
ers when the drive is launched. Il
has been announced by the depart
rent that the loan will not be plac-
ed before the people until the money
iG needed, but when it comes, every
cne will be expected to do his part
Two Liberty loans have been put
ever with bang by appealing to The
patriotic spirit Of the people. 1t has
been made plain that the next loan
will be made from the standpoint
that it is the duty of everyone to-
subscribe to the limit of their re
sources. st~ t4 H.
In keeping with the plans to hayc1
el erything on an efficient, smoothly
', orl5ing basis before the call for the
next Liberty loan is made, VIM. Fl
Domaine, vice president of the Okla
homa National bank, and chairman
Of the Chickasha district Liberty loan
has made the appoint
rlents of the county chairman in this
district, which consists of IL coun-
ties. The appointments have been
confirmed, and we're announced today
as follows;
Grady, F. L. slusher Chickasha;
c addo. w. w. Waterman, Anadarko
w b. Morford, Lawton;
Cotton, H J. Holcomb Walters,
Greer, p. A. Janeway, Mangum; Har-
mon, Hugh Garrison, Hollis; Jack
son, ]. A. Henry, Altus; Jefferson T.
e B Ellis, Waurika; Kiowa, D. S
Wolfinger, Hobart; Stevens, Tom L.
Wade, MARROW; Tillman, w. B. King
Duncan. n
Mr.. Slusher and Mr. Donahue, as
r ell as other war workers in Chick
asha, have been called to attend a
aeeting to be held in Oklahoma City
next Monday and Tuesday, at which, {
time United States Secretary of Ag- !
liculture Houston will address the
body of war workers assembled.
While the address Of Secretary
Houston is looked forward to with
great interest, this will be only one
ii The important features of the con-
terence The conference is under
he direction of the Oklahoma State
Council of Defense, with all other
war crganiaatirns cooperating.
Lieut. Paul Perigord, of the French
army who made a tremendous i'm
preston on his former trip through
oklahoma, will also address the CON