The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-30
FARMER EXPECTED
TO SUPPORT LOAN
Stirring Appeal is Sent Out by
Heads of Thirty five Ma
i tional, Interstate and State
| Agricultural Organizations.

support Of the Fifth Liberty Loan has
ybeen issued by the heads Of thirty.
Ave national, interstate and state
farmers organizations.
TO make your participation in the
victory Liberty Loan both in money
'and service, the measure Of your de.
Vouon to !he great cause of democ-
!racy" Is the cause for which these
Farm organization leaders, headed by
y. N. Tittemore, president, American
Society OF Equity Of Madison, Wis,
nave sent message to all farmers
tot the country, as follows:-
TO the Farmers Of America:
NO finer patriotic service was ever
rendered than when the farmers of
America, short Of labor, credit and
farm supplies, still grew the increas.
ed crops without which we could not
nave won the war. The farm women
and children gave their labor in the
fields and the farms sent more than
million OF their best to join the col
;ors. The more that is known about
the war, the more gloriously our farm
ers' part in it will shine.
The Victory Liberty Loan Drive
May 10 We appeal to you. farmers Of
America, to finish what you have so
well begun. Make this loan as superb
success as the war crops you have
raised. See to it that the farmers
lead in putting the Victory Loan over
the top.
make your participation in the
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN both in
money and service, the measure Of
your devotion to the great cause of
democracy-the democracy for which
many Of our boys have made the su.
preme sacrifice. Let your subscrip-
ton and your effort be both an OF.
3ering OF thanksgiving for the return
OF peace and the means by which the
world may measure the strength of
your patriotism and your determine.
tion to see to it that the war shall
not have been fought in vain.
"Yours fraternally,
~ N. Tttemore. president Ameri.
can Society Of Equity, Madison, Wis.
Grant II. Slocum, president, Ma.
ltional Cleaners Association, Detroit
"John J. Farrell. prcsiden National
iCreamery Butter Makers Association
!St Paul, Mimi.
IN p. Hull, president National
Dairy Union, Lansing. Mich
milo D. Campbell, president Ma.
,tional Milk Producers Federation.
lColdwatcr Mich
John B. Kendrick, president, Am.
eiican National Live Stock Associa.
!tion, U. S. Senate
81. II. Kimblc, president, Farmers
National Congress. Port Deposit, Md
"a. G.. Townley, president National
fNonpartisan League, ST. Paul. MINI.
&C. II. Gnstafson, president, Nebras.
ska Farmers Union. Omaha, Neb
arthur Capper. chairman, Farmers
National Committee on War Finance
Topeka, Kan.
benjamin c. Marsh, secretary,
Farmers National Committee on War
FINANCE Washington. D. G..
'Torbcrt Z. Baker, president Farm
crs' National Council, state Senate
Lansing, Mich
George p, H0mnton, managin% d.
rector, Farmers National Council.
~. J. Taber, mastcr, Ohio state
Grange, Rarncsvlle. Ohio.
IS. j. Lowell, master New York
State Grange. tTcdonia ~ Y
"E. NJ. Swcitzer, director, National
Agricultural Organization Society
Madison, Wis
"J. w Pincus formerly secretary
Federation Of Jowish Farmers OF Am
erica, New York \. Y.
Richard r. Ely, secretary, Amcri-
can Association for Agricultural Log.