Evening journal., 1917-06-09

the scrap Of paper and crossed Bel
gium into France Her retreat from
that country has been such as 10
leave the country almost uninhabi-
able. The intention OF Germany
seems TO have been to make war so
terrible that no one would dare 10
look Germany in the face and DEFY
her In any demand that that country
might make.
Germany has violated all interna.
tional law She has fred on the Red
Cross ships and made war upon this
worldwide agency for the relief OF
the suffering. No civilized country
mas ever before committed such n
crime"
Mr. Whitney followed Judge GRAY
urging the purchase Of Liberty Bonds
In tho following language:
This money will be used for all
purchases on account OF the war-for
ourselves and our allies. 20 buy food.
clothing ana arms for your sons.
nephews or brothers who are engaged
IN the war; to pay for munitions
manufactured in this country and i'm
a measure. 10 pay your wages and
mine in transporting these goods. II
Is only doing what the government
realizes we cannot afford 10 do indi- (
vldually-in collective way. In
democratic way, I'm the only wav
free country can do IT, And after an Z
is over we will all be better citizens. 4
having tho proud consciousness Of /
having done our "hit." II is n good
interest-bearlng investment
ne HHnH
lenuessly as war. To quote the au-
thoriiy:
What laborer is there IN good
health who may not save $50 a year? /
let this paltry sum compounded al
ga per cent. interest amounts 10
SbOl09 In ten years. 81 1iO4 In twenty
years. and S25S7 in thirty years thus
securing a snug provision in his old
age-by saving less than IA cents
DAY How imperceptible may this last
sum or one twice as great slim through
ones fingers In the qualification OF
habits less than useless without
thought OF the vast aggregate 10
which il finally amounts What
workman or clerk that spends 20
cents day for a couple OF cigars or
the movies dreams that by this exnen-
diture with its accumulated interest al
6 per cent he will in fifty Years have
smoked away $4,000
Officials OF the DUPONT Companv
yesterday announced that employees
can purchase the bonds through the
company ON q minimum payment plan
that will give them a year to pay for
the bonds. This plan calls for an in
itial payment OF four per cent. of the
amount subscribed and monthly
payment of eight per cent. The first
monthly payment must be made on
or before August 10 and n an em-
ploye leaves the service OF the COM
pany the payment must be completed
at once. In this manner officials Of
the company expect that a large block
of S5,000.000 of bonds which the COM
pany took viii be taken over by the
employees.
In the old City Hall this morning
John s. Rossell, president OF the Sc
curity Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany met and conferred with one OF
the teams of the Womens Liberty
Loan Committee. which is being di-
rected in its search for DOndholders
by Miss Mary Bringhurst Mr.. Ros-
sell explained to the workers just
now 10 rttUit lutAi DouuiOtANArf "a
planning the difference between reg
istered and a coupon bond and how
the persons secured can pay for them
on the partial payment plan, II they
so desire.
Anyone who can save one dollar 4 /
week" said Mr. Rosseli IFS able to |
buy q Liberty Bond" Tie spoke OF /
the high incentive which lies back I
of the bond buying. pointing out The
imminent danger in WHICH the coun-
try now Is. AID emphasizing the fact
mat II is great duty in great
crisis and one tnat involves the IN
teIest and future OF the entire country.
MISS brnghurts team Npri.es
MISS Anna Ferris Miss Elszabeti,
hrlnghurst. Mrs. Peer r. Wrieht
Mrs S. ID. Townsend Mrs John Rich
sfuson Miss Louise Johnson and Miss
Miriam Webb This tear, started
work th's morning in the King street !
market district