The Little River news., 1918-09-28
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 ID KEEP RECORD
STATE MANAGER HEMINGWAY WANTS STATE TO AGAIN BE
 FIRST IN LOAN DRIVE.
COMMUNITIES TO COMPETE

drive lover the top" to crush Hun cruelty and to preserve for the world and its civilization a protection de- manded by humanity and Christianity. is approaching.
 Many communities in Arkansas, anxious to be the first to reaci, the objective in the forthcoming Liberty Loan campaign, will begin their drives the moment August 27 dies. They hope to have their quotas subscribed before the sun awakSns on the moril- ing of September 2S, the first "Voiun- teer day"
 w. L. Hemingway, state manager in the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign, is in St. Louis at the district head quarters, where he will maintain his office during the three weeks cam. paign, if three weeks are necessary for Arkansas to subscribe her quota. MT. Hemingway wants to see Arkan- sas lover the top" before seven days of the campaign have been used.
 hemingway's Statement.
 Before leaving for St. Louis, Mir. Hemingway addressed the following communication to county campa.g1 managers:
 We have. just witnessed the most remarkable evidence of the determina- tion of this nation to win the war aud to win it quickly, by the assembling nt millions of men on Registration Day. But man-power alone cannot win ths war. It must be supported by material resources.
 TN ORDER TO SUPPLY THESE, MONEY IS NEEDED.
 "The government has issued call for large loan, the largest ever made in the history of the world. In order to make this loan a success, EVERY ONE MUST BUY BONDS ACCORD ING TO HIS MEANS. I earnestly re- unst therefore, that every man, w0nl- an and child make arrangements HOW to buy bonds. However, the subscrib. CT has not fulfilled his patriotic duty by merely subscribing for bond. An EVIDENCE OF THE GREATEST PA TRIOTISM IS A VOLUNTARY SUR. SCRIPTION offered in such 8 man. ner that 1t relieves the committees, made up of busy men and women, frotl making a canvass for subscriptions. Conservation of energy and time is just as essential now as conservation of food, and each person can help by making up his mind today how much he will subscribe and filing his pledge on one of the volunteer days
 "The Liberty Loan organization has been brought together and rehesrsed for its task and is prepared to begi'i It's strenuous task Saturday. In the third Liberty Loan campaign Arkan- sas was the first state in the Union 10 subscribe its quota. l sincerely hcpe that we may be able to maintain this proud record in the fourth campaign"
 Features Planned.
 At Monticello, at a big fair, Liberty Loan is to be the chief feature. t'er- sons from eight counties will be at tending the event. in Corning, Clay county, the women have taken exclu- sive charge of the Volunteer Day's' work. Speakers have been sent to ev- cry school house in Clay county.
 Big pans are under way in Clark county and in Jonesboro. the county seat of Craighead county, @ big meet ing has been arranged for Friday night.
 Every man between IS and 46, which meant every man who had reg istered for Americas great national army, was in parade which preceded a mass meeting at the city audito- rum.
 This was part of a messenge sent into state headquarters by Hal II. Peel, director of publicity for Craig head county.
 We feel that the one best bet IS to pull of our coats (and our shirts, if necessary and keep busy every. minute, featuring the Volunteer days. and pledging every Real American to go his FULL LIMIT on the purchase of bonds on these two days"
 war Relies Train.
 Itineraries for the Great Lakes Nav al Band and the War Relics train have been announced as follows:
 October 1-Rogers. S:s0 a. m.: Fay etteville, 11:15 .. m.: Chester; : ?. m.: Fort Smith. 6 p. m.
 October 2-OEark. 3 a. m.; Clarks- vile. noon; Russellville, 3 ?. En.: Mor- rilton. ?. m.; Conway, e:4s p. n.
 October 3-Jacksonville. D. m. Bee be. 3:10 p. m.: Searcy. S p. m.
 October +-Des Arc. S:30 a. m.: Brink ley. 12:15 p. m.; Altheimer, 4:1s p. m. i; England. p. m.
 October 5-Malvern. g .. xn.: Arkadel- phit. 1l:45 a. m.; Prescott. 2:45 p. m.: Hope. 5:3O ?. m.
 October 6-Magnolia. 9 a. m.: Stamps. 12:15 p. m.; Garland City. 2:45 p. m: Ashdown. T D. m.
 October 7-De Queen. g a. m.: Mena. 1 p. m.; Waldron. $ D. m.
 October 8-Booneville, g .. m.; Dan- ville. 12 m.; Perry, 3 p. m.