The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21
Campaign Committees De-
termined There Shall Be
No Delay in Machinery of
Campaign.
ONLY FEW DAYS
THOUGHT NEEDED
Chairman Muldon Says Out
look For Raising Escan-
bias Quota First Is Very
Good.


| which will take part in the drive for
the Fifth Liberty Loan. will be given
today between the hours Of $3.50 and
10 a. m. The tank will leave Pensacola
at l1:45 for other points in the county,
The tank arrived via the Louisville
and Nashville yesterday morning. and
was taken from the car on which 1t
made the trip and put In working or
der by the two United States army
men. Private A. s. Carnechan and Pri-
vate III. Woerner. who are here from
Camp Meade. in charge OF the fight
ing machine.
The route OF the tank will be Al fol-
lows. Leave freight depot on Gar
den street at g.: 80 o'clock, going west
on Garden to Palafox; south on Pala-
fox to Zarragossa, round the city hall
square. and north on Palafox to Gads-
den, east on Gadeden to Alcanix. then
south. returning to the freight depot
given at 10 O'Clock.
II time permits. other streets viii
also be visited. The route outlined
above will depend upon conditions OF
paving. and is subject to any necessary
changes.
The tank will leave Pensacola at
1l:00 a. M, and should arrive at Can
tonment about / o'clock; leave Can
tonment between Q and IL p. m. going
on to Molino. and exhibiting there be-
tween the hours Of and 8 a. m. Tues
day. in order to leave for Century about
noon Tuesday and exhibit there be-
tween IL and p. m. It will be
brought back to Pensacola Tuesday,
leaving Century at $3.50 that afternoon
and leaving Pensacola for Milton on
Wednesday morning for the itinerary
Of the other counties OF this zone, max
Ing the following towns and dates:
April 23. Milton: April %. Crestview;
April 25. DeFuniak; April 26, Bombay;
April 26. Chipley; April ~. Cottondale:
April "a Panama City. April %, Cot
tondale; April 20. Mariana; April 30,
Blountstown; April 80, Marianne: May
I. River Junction: May 1. Apaiachi-
cola: May 8. River Junction; May 3.
Quincy: May 4, Tallahassee; May s.
Sopchoppy; May 6, Talahassee; May
Z. Drifton: May z, Monticello; May z.
Drifton: May 8, Greenvtlle. May 3,
Madison.
The tank. in addition to the men of
the tank corps. private A. 8. Carnochan
and Private III. Woener. will be ac-
companied by Capt. F. j. Blount and
Lieut.. NJ. A. Quina, Jr., who will make
speeches en- route. Captain Blount has
seen active oversee service In France,
Belgium. England. Servia. Turkey and
Egypt and was in command OF
squadron OF tanks during the Irish re-
bellion. At the recaputre Of 4onastir
he received both the Medal Militaire
and the White Eagle. Lieut.. Quina has
seen service in England and France
and has made an enviable name for
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strations at all points, operating under
its own power, hill climbing, crossing
bitches. passing over trees. etc., and
being well supplied with ammunition,
will give a near exhibition OF actual
warfare This tank has been over
seas and was used by the Americans
in the famous Chateau Thierry drive,
which was the beginning of the end"
of the Germans.
A feature of the opening day OF the
drive will be the distribution Of litera-
ture from a Blimp, which will sail over
the city at 10 o'clock, going on to the
northern part Of the county.
The campaign for the Victory loan
win start today with q bang, for the
have determined that they
will have no delay In the machinery
Of the drive, but will put the Fifth loan
across In q few days. To this end the
committee has been working indefatig-
ably and the card system. which will
be used, and which has been worked
out In every detail will eliminate
overlapping Of energies and waste of
time.
J. NJ. Muldon. chairman Of Escambia
said last night: Everything
il I'm readiness and the committees will
start out today with thS determination
to bend every energy to putting the
loan across as quickly an il humanity
possible.
mo other loan has been Of such i'm
portance az this. for Americas honor
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