The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-20
VICTORY LOAN
COMMITTEE NAMED
ALI COMMITTEES COMPLETED
WITH CHAIRMEN ANNOUNCED
MONDAY rs VOLUN-
TIER DAY.
Planning to Go Over the Top in the
First Week--(ireat EnthuSi-
asm il shown by the
Citizens Here.

LoWnues county quota Tor th'
Victory loan has been fixed at $365,
500 and the campaign will be direct
ed by the following gentlemen:
County director. Mr. l. l.. CASTOR;
director of publicity, p. W Maer, as
sistant, George o. Senter; director
of speakers, r. f. Johnston direc-
tor of wOmen's departments, Mrs
T. c. Baird director OF work among
negroes, Tom Porter Harris.
Subscriptions will be received dur
ing the Victory Loan campaign for
the wholly tax-exempt notes bearing
3-4 per cent interest which the
treasury will issue as alternatives OF
ga per cent securities with partial
tax exemption
The following committees and
statesmen have been named by +. p.
Phillips, director of sales, and the
chairman OF each committee is urged
10 call his committee together and
make list of prospects" to be seen.
Committee No. blanks and
Bankers: Parker Reeves, chairman
Jno. T. Wood. Jno. r. Sanford, W S.
Lindamood and j VI. Morgan.
Committee No. 2. Professional
Lawyers. doctors. dentists. minis
ters; J. w Lipscomb, chairman;
Jno. Frierson, Rev II. Excel Fry
and J. I. Sturdivant.
Committee No. 3. Dry goods, mil
linery, pressing clubs, |. |. kaufman,
chairman; Henry Beard. Albert
Hirshman, Jno. Lipsey and l.. Ro-
senzweig.
Committee No. 4-Groceries, mar
kets, cafes. hotels, travelling men:
j. l.. Walker, chairman; Claud Rich
ardson, j. T. Clardy, Jesse George
and II. A. Albright
committee No. ---Manufwc.uries
newspapers; Arthur McGahey. chair.
man; A. A. Breast. Samuel Kaye, A
G. Leland, +. NJ. Shropshire
Committee No. 6--Lumber plants:
ID. r. Mccullough. chairman; G. NJ
Flynn, T c. Shaw, II. II. McClana-
han.
Committee No. Public Service
Corporations. Post Office. theatres
transfer companies: Z. l.. Kuyken-
DAN, chairman: w A. Deale. w. T..
Leech J. L. Cox. c. Dempster. r. NJ.
Pullen.
Committee No. insurance. jew
! elers. booksellers, BARRIERS, junk
dealers, laundries: j. p. Woodward
chairman, l.. Diveibiss. Chas. c. Blu
| der and j. II. BrickeH.
Committee No. School teachers
and students: J. c. Meadows Leland
Hume. Miss Mary Stokes. Mrs. Lau-
ra Eeari, r. A Stanley. Mrs. +. b
Stinson and Mrs. 5. T. Sale.
Committee No. 10-COllege teach
/ ers and students: Miss Ellen Craw-
ford, chairman; Dabney IipseOmb.
Mrs. G. T. Smith. Miss Sarah Neil
son, Mrs Bessie Daugherty and +.
G. Painter.
Committee No. ll-Cjty and coun-
ty officials. coal dealers. contractors
shoemakers. tailors. ID. S. McClan-
ahan, chairman; W. N Puckett. j.
T. Searcy, J. b. Williams.
Committee No. Hardware
stores. furniture florists, photogra-
piers, pool rooms Geo. Banks.
chairman, Brooks MCGOWAN. Louis
Shull, H Ii. Gunter.
Committee No. Garages, drug
gists, painters. plumbers. cotton
buyers, livery stables. live stock
dealers: 5. B Street chairman: Lee
Caine, G. b. Kidder. /. f. Mayfield.
Henry Johns. ". Jones. y. D.
Robinson.
Committee No l4-Colored pao-
pie: T. p Harris. chairman: Allen
Rabb. T. V. James
Artesia-J n Roberts. chairman
Dr. y. d. Guerry. G. w. Bush. 5. T.
Plkinton. j. w Harvey. g. Bill
lups, Bailey Hardy. ". r. S. VIII
burn.
Mayhem D. A. Burgin. chairman:
Or S. ". Rainey. G. II. Pnkiag5o1. y.
G. Ford
Caledonia. ". West. chair
man; Jno. w. Bailey. S. L. Darnen.
A. NJ Lawrence. W. A. Nickels. s
A. Vaughn. II. H. Waters. T. ].
Smith, S. VI. Dale.
Penn-W. L. Cook. chairman. d.
ID. Slower.
Steens-Msrvin Bell, chairman:
o. E. Smith. r. G. Harris. +. C..
odum, ". b. Wood, I. C. Vaughn. o.
". Robertson.
Enthusiastically Hardy. chair
man: c. ". Evans. Walter swoope,