The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-04-24
TIE MAGIC v IS RECEIVING
MUCH RECOGNITION HERE
VICTORY MUST BE PERPETuATEp,
SAYS. UNCLE SAM. J

/ Fifth Liberty Loan Committee GET,
Down to Work-committees Named
High Point Quota over Half a Mil
lion Dollars.
The promoters aof the Fifth Liberty
Loan met last Saturday at the Com
fmercLal Club. rooms for the purpose oil
organization.
| District Chairman J. Elwood Cox
High Point Chairman J. Ed Mills and
others were present. 1s..The following
named cdfnmitteemen will serve on
different teams. to which teams will
be added others:
Company A-C. F. Long, Captain !;
Sc. Clark S. L. Davis, J. E. Kirk
man, w r. Parker, r. R. Ragan, C. D.
Smith, A. E. Tate, J. F. Tomlinson, c.
L. Wheeler, E. H. c. Fields, Lawrence
Nation and G. w. Clark.
Company BIB. S. Cummings, Cap
tain. Joseph D. Cox, o. C. Darling,
E. W. Freeze, T. J. Gold, Chas z. Hay
worth, G. H. Kearns, c. C. Prince, w.
E. Snow, F. N. Tate, R. H. Wheeler,
R. H. Walker, F. N. Pickett. -.
Company C-J. A. Austin, Captain; !;
r. T. Amos, G. w. Denny, J. w. Har-
ris, O. E. Mendenha1l, v. J. Parker, w.
H. Slane. Julius c. Smith. o. E.
Kearns, r. B. Terry. Chas. L. Adams,
A. S. Parker, Frank Wineskie
Company D-A. S. Caldwell, Cap
tain; w. D. Brooks, Bascom Hoskins,
Henry Harris, o. A. Kirkman, J. E.
Marsh, T.. F. Wrenn. Ralph Parker,
A NJ Rankin, Fl. B. Hiatt, T. D. Gill
liam, w G. Shipman, j. Fl. Adams.
+ The Secretary to the Committee is
F. J. Sizemore and the Chairman of
Publicity is F. A. Ogburn.
The Committee of Women have as
yet not been perfected. They will
give much time and talent in aiding
this section to go over the top.
Prof Claude A. Smith and Prof. +.
NJ Waters are to organize the teach
Eers- ana aid in iiezsnaulating plans that
viii assist the school children in col
lecting and subscribing to these bonds.
The Colored Committee will be
headed by Prof. Cartright and Prof.
Ossie Davis, jointly.
Local chairman of the Greensboro
committee is r. R. King; OF James
town Township, w. G. Ragsdale; of
no1r D;1,op TouDcbiO d Jordan ,
These citizens are going out to fin
ish the job. An intensive campaign
will begin Friday morning. Ex-Con-
gress sman Robt. NJ Page will be here
to address the citizens on Thursday
afternoon at the school auditorium
at o'clock. The tank will come IN
secretly and will be at auditorium
also. Thursday evening at O'Clock
Mr.. Page will address the members
Of the committees at Commercial
Club.
High Point quota will be something
over one-half million dollars and it is
the general desire of this busy people
that as few days as possible be used
up in cleaning our slate on subscrlp-
tions.
Fifth Liberty Loan Terms Informa-
tion Given Herewith.
Many are interested in the terms
of the new issue of bonds; and con-
cisely they appear to be Gold Bond
Certificates. in form of notes. They
will bear interest of 4A per cent
with interest payable by the govern
ment semi-annually, on the 18TH OF
June. and on the 18th. of December.
They are issued to run four years.
however if the government desires
the honds may rbe retired at the end
of three years, otherwise they ma
tire at the end of four years.
The purchase may be MADE IN
cash; they will date and bear inter
est from May 20, 1919. Terms OF.
stallment payments on notes are as
follows: 10 per cent May 10; 10 per
cent July 15; 20 per cent Aug. II; ~
per cent September 10; 20 per cent
Oct 7: and 20 per cent Nov: =.
They will be issued in denominations
of $50, $1Oe, $500 and $1,000. They
NAV be registered or coupon bonds.
Amounts up to $4,000 subscriptions
are assured to any one subscriber;
amounts running over $4,000 pos
sibly may not be delivered to one sub
scriber. The desire is to allow every
ono tn invest in these bonds:
These bonds are exempt from taxa
tion except for estate and inheritance
taxes.
This is the last issue that will be- Of
fered to- the public