Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-08
ALL BUSINESS MEN
AID Liberty loan
CONTINUED From First Page.l
have promised TO come forward and as
sist in any way they can.


have promised TO come forward and as
sist in any way they can.
The rout Of parade is as follows;
Assemble at Fifteenth and French
streets. From that point proceed on
French TO Thirteenth to Walnut, to
Fourth, to French, to Front, to Market,
to Delaware avenue, to Broome, to
Pennsylvania avenue, to Delaware ave-
nue., to Washington, to Boulevard, to
Twenty-second street, TO Market, 10
King, TO Ninth to Market, to Fourth
street and disband.
The parade is scheduled to start at
o'clock.
There will be plenty Of music for the
pageant, the business mems committee
have assured the Liberty Loan commit
tee. As a consequence, Mr.. Bannard's
committee is not arranging for any
music.
4 committee Of artists. Of which STAN
ley NJ. Arthurs is chairman, has prom
ised TO do their bit in the way Of sug-
estlng decorations and trimmings for
automobiles.
C.. Candy May, architect, has promised
TO do all that he can TO aid in this
line, too.
During the parade there WIN be
speeches throughout the route, ex-
planning the purposes Of the loan and
why 10 Is necessary for every citizen
to do his share by subscribing 20 the
loan.
Numerous industries and interests OF
the city have promised to place floats in
the line.
Charles Warner Company will have q
float I'm the ccssion.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will show
in spectacular form on a float their in
terests and that Of their employees.
Another float viii represent the baby
loan. A small child dressed 90 repre-
sent a tiny Goddess OF Liberty viii cal
the attention Of the small subscriber tt
the fact that he has an opportunity
as well as the more liberal buyers.
Members Of tho Rotary Club Will con-
fer this afternoon over the idea Of hav-
ing a float in the line.
One Of the thlngs that the committee
wishes to make known is that person
who subscrlbcs 10 the loan will not pal
cent lust now. Their subscription
will be listed and their names PLACES
with whatever bank or trust cOmpan!
or saving fund that they are used @
doing business with. The money d
mot TO be paid 90 anyone who takes
the subscription. but to the hank Oh
trust company that holds the bond.
J. L. Oh Fn Ffn n
OF a dollar or two a week Or month FOL
those who c0nnot pay outright FOR IN
loan. Bonds Of this character VIII Do
carried by the financial institution
named by the subscriber.
, Dr.. Herbert +. Randolph ana othe
city pastors boosted the loan IN thel
sermons yesterday.
If Wilmington does not su0scriD
the s12.O0OO0O asked OF 1t by IN
Federal Reserve Bank officials
n Philadelphia to the second Ldoert
! Loan, it will not be the fault OF IN
Q local committee.
/ In some instances allowing fnar
V cial deals TO be arranged by the
Il assistants Leading bankers and fnai
v ciers this morning devoted the
d time to arranging the work of tn
h committees on which they have bee
j. designated in order that every agenc
and influence and interest in the eli
h may become aroused 10 the need fc
subscriptions to this second loa
needed by Unclo Sam.
3 At one time this morning there wei
four meetings in progress at the SAN
time. where details of the campeis
were being worked out
John S. Rossell. who is chairman
committee on societies and organiz'
Z tons Is anxious that every politca
D civic. social religious and industri
organization or body in the city sha
communicate with him. Mr.. Rose
T. wants the names q the officers
- these various interests. so that eith'
n they may come to talk the camrnia
+ over with him or he may go himse
AZ TO discuss the campaign or delega