The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
Used in Victory Liberty Loan
Campaign; Be Here Half
Day; May Be Put Through
PAGES In Street.
DISTRICT QUOTA is
HIKED S23l, 800 NOW
That Amount Over Fourth Lib
erty Loan Quota; Well Or
ganized; Chairmen Pre-
dict Quick Action.

That Chickasha is to see a real
war tank was made known this
morning through the Victory Liber-
t! .oan headquarters in the announce
ident that on April 23 a tank will be
exhibited here in connection with
the campaign that is being staged
aat this time
j. r. Nugent, Rock Island agent
here, also was notified that the spe-
cial train consisting CT sleeper, 4
baggage car, n flat car and an auto
mobile car will arrive here April %
at 1920 a. m. and will remain in
Chickasha until l O'Clock on the af-
ternoon of the same day, when the
special will be turned over to the
Santa Fe The literature received
70 date does not state definitely, but
II is expected that the special carries
mechanics p haad,e the talA TO
visions have been made to unload
the tank at stations where it is SO
desired and it is probable that the
engine of war will be propelled
through the streets 1t has been sug-
gested that a parade be staged on
that day, but this has not definitely
been decided.
The executive committee Of the
Victory Liberty loan campaign in
this county will meet this afternoon
at 4 o'clock in. headquarters at which
time such points will be definitely
decided.
District Quotas Announced.
VIM. II. Donahue, district chair
man Of the campaign has returned
from trip over eleven counties in
this district and states that pros
poets are for the speedy raising of
the quotas in the various counties.
in some of the towns visited
the banks had received their notices
Of their quotas and had already rails
ed their respective amounts by vol
untary subscription, said Mr.. Dona-
hue. In every county in the dis
trict, the organizations are complete
and every chairman states that he
will put the quota over the top. The
prospects are indeed rosy.
''The quota in this district is some
higher than was the case in the
fourth loan. This is made necessa-
ry owing to the fact that in the
Fourth loan, some Of the cotton coun-
ties were given large quotas owing
to the fact that they had a lot of
cotton to sell. They didn't sell the
cotton and it becams necessary to
slice some off their quotas this time
and add it to ours. Figuring the quo
tas and subscriptions of the fourth
lean, we should have no trouble in
rounding up the quota. this time, as
the last subscriptions we're well in
advance of the present quota
The quota for this district in the
fourth loan was $3.50, 500 and the sub
scriptions were $1,3S6,OOO. For the
Victory Liberty loan the quota is
1921, 200.
Following is the victory loan quo
to for every one of the eleven coun-
ties in this dictrict, the Fourth loan
quota and the subscription to the
fourth loan, given in order:
Caddo, 100000, fourth loan 1900,
subscription $169,S00.
Ccmanche, 100000, Fourth loan
s1s5,OOO, subscription $3S6,230.
Cotton, $4,000. Fourth loan $37,-
600, subscription $4,000.
Grady. 100000, Fourth loan $780,
600, subscription s26O.OOO.
Greer $4,000. Fourth loan $4,000,
subscription SSS,O5O.