Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-01-15

lonal direction. 1t was evident that
he campaign for the sale of these
mailer securities had been a sort of
ut or miss affair, good, bad or indif-
erent. depending on the efficiency and
enthusiasm of local organizations.
Several months ago 1t was decided to
out the sales organization of War
'av1ngs Stamps in the hands of L.
). Franklin. national director Of four
uccessful Liberty Loan drives. His
'ficial title thereupon became Direct
r OF the War Loan Organization and
was given national charge of the
facing of the forms Of Government
scurities mentioned above.
The Treasury Department delegated
> each Of the twelve governors Of
4e Federal Reresrve banks the re-
possibility of building and putting in
y working order the necessary ma
linery for the sale of all Government
:curities in his district. The method
appointing these forces and of or.
inizing them most efficiently was
It to the Judgment Of each bank gov
nor
Governor Theodore Void of the
nth Federal Reserve District has In
IN delegated the work Of organizing
directing the Government securi-
sales forces to the Central Com
ttee of the Ninth District of which
R. Rogers of Minneapolis Is the
- ;cutive head This is the committee
.ich has been so eminently sue
,sful during the last three Liberty
an~5eSiyes and has placed the Ninth
1rict in an enviable position Of
sdership.
Two Distinct Organizations.
1r Rogers announces that the old
erty Loan organization, including
- e, district county and local chair
and workers which numbers
rly 100000 individuals will be kept
ct to prepare and carry through
Fifth Liberty Loan drive which
be made some time in April Dis
from this organization, yet
of it as far as district direction
)ncerned will be the old War Saw
Stamp state organizations of
tana, Minnesota, North Dakota,
h Dakota, Northern Wisconsin
Northern Michigan. These state
Mutations will also be kept intact
ar as possible and will form the
Gus of the Government Savings
- mp Division of the Ninth District
Loan Organization.
he personnel of the Ninth District
Loan Organization that will have
ervisiOn over the sale Of these
fernment securities during 1919 is
i~"oys:
\ R. Rogers, Chairman Central
- tnmittee; Homer P. Clark, Vice
,irman Central Committee; Benz.
Bull, Director of Publicity; Joseph
4pman, Director of Speakers Bu-
liberty Loan Division: Chas. f.
/ Nest, Director Of Organization;
X. Stuart, Director Of Investiga'
- j, State Chairmen: Norman B
ter, Helena, Montana; Wesley c.
lowell, Marion, N. D.; J. c. Bias
Aberdeen, S. D.; Frank P. Hlxon
Crosse, Wisconsin; John w. Black
lghton, Michigan.
government Savings Stamp Divl
!: John H. Meyering, Director o
- anization; R. C. Teuscher, Assis
-. Director OF Organization. Stat
.lrmen: H. W. Turner, Butte
,atana; George HOLSTER, Fargo, N
Roger L. Dennis, Sioux Falls, 8
J. H. Peulicher, Milwaukee, Wis.
w. Hubbard, Detroit, Michigan.
Efficiency and Economy.
We feel very certain that the 19l
- of Government securities can b.
hcted with much less expense AM
Aciently under the new al
.4aents", said Governor Void to
=. Any lack of results in the pas
3, been due to the fact that Their
been no central direction and n
Il organized, continuous plan TO
& sale of these securities. AS W
Y, planned the organization, whicl
& be directed after the first of jar
{ by Mr.. Rogers. we are certai
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