Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-05
LIBERTY BANK rs
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toh'sHbfu fIeih phs'
campaign begins. Their aloofncss II
going TO mark them and they may Of
necessity to protect themselves from the
criticism of Others get in line" with the
! loan movement.
DEDICATE LIBERTY hank.
The dedication of the Liberty Bank
by the Rotarians was an occasion that
none of those who attended will fail TO
remember II was u purely informal af-
iair. There was Il buffet luncheon ser we'd,
while the members, with the invited
guests, discussed plans with each other
Tor booming the campaign.
Always spoken OF for their convivi-
atty, today's aifair was unusually so and
the whole topic Of conservation was how
this member or that one expected to roll
up the, list of subscriptions for the loan
II was the spirit of the present reflected
with this select group Of men
Al ! O'Clock, Joseph s. Wilson, presi-
dent of the Rotarians, began the speak
ing program, by referring to what the
bank stood for. How il was constructed
free OF charge by contractors tn whom due
credit was given and the purpose for
which it was arranged for by the financial
institutions of this city partial pay
mCnt buycrs
Through this bark, man or woman
who desires to buy q bond on the partial
payment plan can do so. making the
monthly payments at the Liberty Bank.
A regular corps Of accountants will be
maintained there by the Allied banks Of
this city SO that the work can 80 on
until the end of The war, If IL is neccs-
sary.
Following MIR Wilson s remarks, Chair
man Rossell was introduced and con
graduated the Kotarians ON the interest
they were manifcsting IN the loan and
assured them of his firm belief that the
loan wac surely going to he subscribed
for in full and perhaps tripv subscribed.
Daniel .. Hastings also made an
address
John Richardson. chairman Of the corr-
mittec that arranged FOR tho Liberty
bank. told about the construction OF the
bank and how galantly the contractors
and many firms contributed service and
material for the building
no DRIVE" IN cHRfsrrANs TONIGHT
Robert r. Robinson. president Of the
Central I}n nk who is chairman Of the
work IN Christana hundred. has ar
ranged for = miniature whirlwind of
tho territory in his charge tins evening
lie has the name Of every man IN the
hundred and 10 bring about full under
standing Of the need for the loan and all
facts about II has planned seven meet
ings at varied oenters ~ the hundred for
this evening.
At CeutrcviIc in tho hall, Reuben
Sattcrthwaitc. Jr, and Mrs. q G. Purdv
will make addresses and there will be Il
program Of patriotic music.
AZ the du Pont school. Richard Reese
and Mrs Henry b Thompson viii make
addresses
At Newport there will bc n band 10
give free concert before the Masonic
Hall at : o clock an auto parade through
that section prior 20 the meeting aud IN
the hall. at S D. m, T. Warren Green and
Mrs II Fletcher Brown Will tell about
the Liberty Loan.
At Elsmcrc there will bc a parade with
music and meeting IN the Presbyterian
Church. addressed by Josiah Marvel and
Mrs Marshall Barton.
At Richardson Park there will be
plenty of band MUSIC with parade end
addresses by MIR. Marvel and Miss Ellen
Samwor
At Narshailton school children will