Evening journal., 1918-09-30

Mrs. ]. Montloth Jackson, Mrs. Donald
Ashbro0k, Mrs. Bail pulrce, Mrs Richard
Reese, Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Mrs. T. y.
Doremus, Miss Janet Doromus, Mrs.
Robert Smith, Mrs. Henry Hopes, Mrs.
Arthur Sym, Miss katherine Hillos,
Mrs. A. ID. Warner, Jr., Mrs. ], @. Gibson
Mrs. w. White, Mrs. Lilburune ChGnd-
Ter, Mrs. Thompson. Miss Julia John
son, Miss Jessie Seaman, Mrs. Clifton
Collins, Mrs. ]. n. Harmon, Mrs. l., A.
Edgar Mrs. Gerald Street, Mrs. n. y.
Jefferson, Mrs r. G. Taylor, Mrs. T. A.
Wardenburg. Mrs. NJ. H. Walker, Mrs.
j. y. Prcntlss, Mrs. Homer Forsythe,
Mrs. 5. i. Hamilton. Mrs. j. @. Hamilton,
Miss Phyllis Tilly, Mrs. Theodore
Cornwell, Miss Ida Deyine, Mrs. s. Taz-
we'll, Miss Marian Devlno Miss Jones,
Mrs. ID. w. Curlett, Mrs. II. w. Whit
tal1er.
New Century Club Team.
Mrs. Edmund p. Moody has organ
lied team OF New Century Club MEM
bers to canvass the club for bonds and
all bonds sold by them will go TO the
clubs credit. Many other club MEM
bers are on other teams and they are
asked TO keep an account Of bonds
sold to New Century Club women, so
tnat they can go 10 the clubs credit,
The members OF this team are Mrs. A.
l.. Bailey, Mrs. l.. n. Beardsley, Mrs.
Frederick Blatz, Mrs. +. T. Bye. Mrs. s.
n. Council, Mrs. Homer FOrsythe, Mrs
h. b. Fell, Mrs. r. w. Mcclellan, Mrs
Townsend Miller, Mrs. H. 5. Morrow
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery, Mrs. Z. j..
Muhlausen, Miss Elizabeth Blanken,
Mrs. o. c. Purdy Mrs. T. C. Mum, Mrs
John Thompson.
Beginning today and containing
throughout the campaign, bonds viii
be sold at headquarters. From 9 TO IL
o'clock noon, the statesmen Will be d.
reoted by George s. Capelle, Jr.: t2
o'clock TO 2 p. m, In charge Of Walter
5. Brown from 2 TO > p. M, in charge
Of James p. Nields, and from B to .
p. m, In charge Of D. C. Asprll. Each
captain will assemble a group of work
ers about him, to care for the business
OF their period.
Four minute men today began their
labOrs In the moving picture and other
theatres I'm the city. Philip Burnett !
president Of the Continental Life In
surance Company, is directing these |
speakers. The corps OF orators include |
the Rev. w. A. VrOoman, Charles NJ. !
Curtis, Chancellor of Delaware; James /
A. Fulton, Joseph +. O'Toole, p Wor- |
ren Green, assistant attorney-general; +,
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont. James 0'Kane, |
Mrs. Florence Bayard Hllles, Hamilton /
l.. Harris and John f. MallOy.
In addition MFR. Harris Of the dupont /
organization, Is In charge OF the four
minute singers. who will appear in the
interests OF the campaign.
X. of G. Campaign.
Following is a circular issued by |
Santa Maria Council No. 1876, knights |
OF Columbus, to members and friends
for the success OF the Fourth Liberty |
Loan; 100000 Is the amount set by |
the committee TO raise.
The knights OF Columbus have been |
invited to assist in making the. Fourth /
Liberty Loan a success. We have Re-
cepted the invitation, and are ready to
start our work We ask all our mem
bers and their friends, as well as. all
the friends Of the boys In the service,
TO help us.
One hundred and nineteen members
Of Santa Maria Council have gone, and
as many more are waiting TO be called.
We believe that each member Will buy
all the bonds he can. We hope the
families Of the boys who are gone will
do their part also. These boys are
giving their very lives. What are we
givlng2 Everybody wants to see the
war ended. II viii not end until
the Allies are victorious. We are all
anxious 70 have the boys come back.
but II is up 10 us to bring them back
by rallylng to the support Of the gov
ernment. Remember you are not Civ
Ing your money, you are only lending
II to Uncle Sam.
p. A. Horty, chairman; Charles +.
Bickta, Rev. James C. Commiskey, J. II.
1oady, William COyne, Charles F. Cur
ley, James /. Ford, Peter J. Hanley,
lanes +. Hoey. Francis i. Lynch, Harry
+. Mellon, Edward f. Mella, T. NJ
Monaghan, NJ. n. Murphy, John ]. Ras-
kob, Willitm +. Raskob, John s. Ros-
sell. Eugene l. Toy, Joseph A. Vogel,
Yesterday was Sunday, but the work
srs OF the Fourth Liberty Loan cam
palgn did not allow the drive started
on Saturday TO stop. In this they were
seconded by every Protestant and Cath
olic leader.
In oil OF the Methodist churches, spe-
,al services were held in honor Of
The heroes who have gone and who
are preparing to go across the Allan
tic, and throughout every service there
was an appeal made for the loan.
IL was the same at other places Of
In addition there were sew
sral meetings held, all for the purpose
Of interesting the people in the Lib
erty Loan.
Both the Poles and Ukranians held
meetings in support Of
the loan.
In the Fourth Liberty Loan cam
paign, the employees Of ~ Snellenburg
and Company have come across lone
hundred per cent. strong" The firm
has subscribed 20 5000 in bonds, and
the total subscriptions Of the store
amount to $4,000.
The employees are Louis C. Moody,
George w. Moody, Alfred Willing, VIII
liam Burke, Harry Pierson, Carl Smell
lenburg, James II. Wright, f. Ray
w. Scott Monckton, w. G..
Vance, William r. Layton, Lewis
Sandy. Alfred Kitchener, Raymond
Mayer. Donate A. Grells, Paulo Gior-
isno. John Lucey, Louis Wertz, Joseph
Zurlta, George NJ Bradley, Mary G.
Walsh, Paul Donohoe Mildred Buoy
Lillian Donahoe. Ruth Ponsell, Net
lie Dougherty, Catherine Phelan, Ella
Margaret Niulin, Marguerite
Holiday, and Elizabeth Locates.
The Snellenburg Company is one Of |
The Market street firms giving publicity
Df a most impressive and striking char
,cfer IN the Fourth Liberty Loan cam .