Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-17
PRELIMINARY PLANS
 FOR VICTORY LOAN
 DRIVE ARE COMPLETE
Teams Selected to Help Co chise County Over Top
 in Campaign

Declaring that the citizens of Co chise county would have to marshall all the energy and business manage ment at their command to make the fifth Liberty war loan go lover the top" J. N. Gaines, county chairman of the Fifth Liberty War Loan com mittee, yesterday afternoon called to order a meeting of business men of the city to formulate plans for the launching of the big drive which will commence April 21 and close on mid night May TO-
 We've got to grab this thing by the nap of the neck" he said with much emphasis And when we do so we'll be able to go out and get the money. Optimism must reign instead of pes simism and an equitable distribution of the burden throughout the district will be one of the paramount neces- sities vital to it's success"
 Mr. Gaines then dwelt on the changed conditions in the community He pointed out that working condi- tions were not the same now as they were during the fourth loan drive At least 50 per cent of the workmen in the mines had been laid off and in most instances those remaining have had a reduction in wages. He said that he had wired the officials of the Eleventh Federal Reserve bank of the conditions that now obtained and he felt satisfied that in apportioni1g the quota for this section those officials would consider with all seriousness the changed conditions and that the quota this time would. be at least million less than the quota of the last loan.
 Hard Work Necessary
 MT. Jesse Yoahufn said that hard work and lots of it would be necessary to make the loan a success. He then pointed out that most of the laboring men in this section were still paying on the fourth loan bonds and where they subscribed a hundred or more last time they will probably only sub scribe half that amount for this loan.
 Mir Henderson said that everything looked brighter to him. We have never fallen down before," he said, 'and never will. When we get started we'll pull through alright. No use thinking of failure. Lots of people will be reluctant about coming thorugh and some of them won't be able to but we must drain those who can af- ford it.
 Arthur Notman, superintendent for the Phelps Dodge company, said that while nothing definitely had been de cided upon he was sure that his com pany would not make any payroll de- ductions on this loan. There had been quite a lot of dissatisfaction on the part of the men on this account. He was of the opinion that the matter should be handled by the banks MT. Notman then assured those present that he would heartily cooperate in the movement and that soliciting the mines would be taken care of by men working in the mines who would work under the direction and supervision of central headquarters
 Women Organized
 The matter was then taken up re- gaHding the operation of the different teams in the various districts. It was decided that three men should work with each wOman's team. Mrs Sam Frankenburg was consulted on the telephone regarding the women chosen to campaign the districts and she informed Mir. Gaines that the wo- men were ready. Their organization HdS DCCA pCliCCLCQ anu tACy cAAO AAOAN ly awaiting the signal to commence firing.
 The selection of the men to compose the teams to canvass the district in cooperation with the women wa> then taken up and three men were se- lected for each team A meeting of those men who have been selected will take place Friday night at s o'clock in the Commercial club and final instruc- tions will then be given them.
 Following is the list of the teams selected to work in the various dis tricts:
 Team Organization
 No. l. Mrs. J. N. Hagood. Mrs. Mary A. Becker, Dr. w. F. Simms, Geo. Cobbe and Dan aeed.
 No. 2. Mrs. Fl. A. Hayes, Hill Ruff, J. NJ. MeGregor, Gus Haigler.
 No. 3. Mrs. Wm. A. Nowlin, M.