Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
WOMEN WORKERS
co "OvER The TOP"
Reach $3.00O.000 Mark and
Start After Another
Million.
Grand total, S,i.l69. .oIN
Inrlat- 9 fnfal SIN ihn

Grand total. s. 1875
To-day totei Slt6 $50
The women have thou three million
and over. and SATURDAY, IS still another
,lav for reports Now thev want another
million az rt least hall million Who
Will huv
There v.- erc.t rejoicing. but fhot
tnnh At r.fhcr utu,tl> when the grand
totnl ua- aunm,n,cd Everybody was
impressed. and clai hryoud expression
The report, for wards follow
llr-t Miss Fclnhcrg i43 $3.50
Fourth MIR I l'rlughursf TO 81 600
Nir~ I II Philips 4 500
sixth Nlr / & Fcrrldav III 81 1r1
seventh Mrs J E Eird Il SlMF1
lIghah \Ir~ Il Reese u 81, 500;
Mir &. II Crantland Is $3.50
Ninth Mrs u I Brown Is sl3 900.
Mrs q : Capcllc lr + 81 $50, Mrs
" ~tanlar Us g. 300, Mrs @. G. Pnrdv,
Ut so. too
Tenth Mrs II Ward. lr tS 5000
Mrs " ; I'rickctt "a SiIm
Eleventh Mrs & | Wnrd ili 81 400
Twelfth Miss Roth i.0 S2,1o
+ Il Il " omen TO s.. 400
Brandywinc hundred j,iSl s3.5oo
Chusjana hundred t2O. Sl69 900.
Headquarters 'i6 sIGa. 40
Central Bank took Sl0.NN through
ChrIstIana hundred and thr Security
Trus, took s25, ,00n with tho hotel booth
Mrs II Fletcher Brown reported that
81 100 of her 81. .01 hai been sold 4. her
stand at Tenth and Market vest criav.
and that 81 1no 81 that came from friends
and thc rr~t w;N, brought IA hv the Wn
~;.luI>
Mrs " : prl,kert> report ot So 100
uu,ludcd 5000 worth ~ uundS solid at
~ccoad sud Market streets
Newport h;l, won au over the quota
flag and now is working for = star
Volunteers are wanted for street booths
tomorrow and Saturday
The Liberty Loan posters painted by
Wilmington artists, Miss HenryettC Stad-
clman Mrs katherine Rice SChmukcr
and Miss Marion II Thomas and 10y
.Icnrv J Peck oi New York CITY. viii
bc sold from The Playhouse stage to-
morrow night. and those who want CN-
.,tcmcut added 10 the pleasure Of the
show. viii bc there Miss Fay BANTER,
the vcr1 IovcllcSt little star that ever
graccd Tho Playhouse stage, Will sell the
pictures, and ttherc Is . spirited rivalry
anticipated Then there Will he short
s,hvcuc~ Ivy Mrs James starr. lr. al
Germantown chairman oi the " Women >
COMMITTEE for the THIRD Federal Reserve
District, and bv Private .tcrhcrt X Bates,
Invalidcd home from France
Private Dcnnv L3nkford OF tha 2OGth
Artillery. \ T. / talked ln the Hotel
,Iu Pont lobby ~ the conclusion Of the
women meeting this morning. and mhdc
il bag audieu,t. i.cl and think as he told
abuu German atrocities, and the hight
iug nlr hu,~ are doing 90 end them Ills
chuu gave hI~ life among the hrst al onr
mon - be there, and he had seen many
othcT~ die tor their country II they
could do has hc thought that people at
home could buy bonds OF the 1000
men IN MS regiment every one owns "a
Liberty bond
Private Landlord was lnvalldcd homo
and he Is spending llis time talking for
bonds
HONOR ROLL
Mrs. james Starr, Jr, chairman for
Women for the THIRD Federal Reserve
District, Is 50 pleased with the honor roll
started by the Wilmington committee
that she has taken $lUU bond to help
swell the 1000 needed. The other names
To date are; Eliza tIayeS, Elizabeth b..
Beatty, Francis A. Cook, John \ An
dcrson, Jr, J + Mahailey, katherine :.
Mans, Iottie +. Smith. v Porter Whit
akcr. Marvin NJ Lindell Charles Manus,
Alcnael j Burn,. Nr William IT, Sim
mons Martha Woodward + II Porter,
i'ocanontas Council, Francis f.. Kelly,
ANNE Il Elliott Il Iteury Grier, Sadie
Russell. Mary Russell Isabella y ID
~anborn, John + Reed Rose Goldatcin