Arizona republican., 1919-01-27
ENTIRE STATE SENDSPLEDCES
 ID HELP JOAN
Cooperation Assured In Many Letters Commit tee On Theme Announces Zines of Loan Appeal

Lines of Loan Appeal
 Letters from all over the state are bein greceived at the Liberty Loan headquarters in the chamber of com merco building, assuring the chairman of their complete cooperation in the coming fifth Liberty loan drive. Plans for the success of the loan drive are now under way and all questions of importance are being decided upon and a definite plan for the campaign mapped out for the coming drive.
 A committee on theme was appoint cd at the conference of treasury rep seentatives held in Atlantic City, De- cember F, 1918, an dat this conference consideration was given to the views as tothe fundamental appeal for the fifth Liberty loan. The committee was made up of the following: Guy Finer son, New York. chairman; J. k. Allen, Boston; II. $. Gardner, St. Louis; Benjamin McCutcheon, Chicago w. A. Patterson, Western Newspaper Union; W. c. WardlaW, Atlanta; G. K Weeks, San Francisco.
 The committee expressed the belief that it was of vital importance in the fifth Liberty loan, owing to the elim- ination of the powerful patriotic appeal incident to the war, that the appeal for the fifth Liberty loan should be as unified and concentrated as possible. It was felt, however, that nothing con- tained in any of the recommendations of the committee should be considered other than as suggestice in character, and should not be permitted to inter- fere with the freedom of action on the part of the several districts. The committee recommended that in gen. cral the three following appeals should bo considered dominant in the propa- ganda for the fifth Liberty loan:
 Finishing the Job
 The point involves using to the full- est extent the Liberty loan organiza- ton as a going concern backed by country. Under the theory that this is the last of the great series of Lib erty loans which have stimulated the popular imagination and which have a tradition of success, it is felt that practically the workers throughout the country are in a mood to take up the task once more and make a clean job of it There is something which ap- peals to a very fundamental American ideal in calling on a group 0 fworkers who have pulled together, shoulder to shoulder, in four successful cam paigns, to come forward once more and finish the task properly.
 This point involves the momentum on the part of the bond buyers them selves, thirty millions strong, who have come forward in four Liberty loans, and whose normal impulse will be to come forward again.
 Finally, the point involves the idea that the job is not done until the ma jority of our soldiers are brought back from Europe, until the thousands who are wounded and sick are properly cared for by the government, and until the great army, which is still engaged in the work of reconstruction in Flu rope has finished it's work.
 Peace and Prosperity
 This point involves the idea that as a nation we must look forward. The peace which has been established in America as a result of the heroism ot our soldiers and sailors and the sacri- fices of our men and women at home involves not only the opportunities but also the obligations which are en- tailed in our new position of world leadership. This involves steady and constant increase in the prosperity o1 the nation as a whole, and of all the individuals which go to make up the nation. This prosperity is not new ir America, but We have every reason toentertain a vision of far greater prosperity than any we have enjoyed in the past, based not only on the splendid traditions of vision and en- ergy established by our NfOrefathers who wrought the miracle of tarns. form ng q continental wilderness into great nation in one brief century, bu also based to an equal degree upor the new and deep national spirit whicl made it possible for America to exer her great power in the final stages O the war
 This spirit is voiced by Genera Pershing in his address to our soldier, on Thanksgiving day, when he said
 This spirit that has won the victor, Is to become a permanent and indis pensable mainstay of peace and happi ness. It is not a matter of individua choice, but of obligation, that W, should proudly carry it back with us If the glory of our military service ha been spontaneous offering of loyalty it is too priceless to be cast aside b, indulgence and too sacred not to b cherished always
 investment
 This point will gain it's inspiratio, 10 an important degree from the tw, points previously outlined. In itself however, the investment motive mus in our opinion be emphasized to a ia greater extent than ever before as : basic for our campaign, and must b made the subject of immediate am continuous propaganda and education al work. We owe a responsibility t the millions of men and women wh have bought Liberty bonds at our sug Sestion and on our advice, They ar customers of the government and can not be left to shift for themselves. Tn existence Of this great army of inves tors is probably the greatest singl benefit which we as @ nation can carr over from the war into times of peace The Liberty loan campaigns have bee powerful factor in enabling us { play our full part in the war: but we can induce 30,000,000 bondhoIder to maintain theb ond- buying habit an the bond-holding habit, these loans an the work with which tey are followe up may prove to be eve nmore elpful { the nation in times of peace.