Evening journal., 1918-04-09
Jewish families
TO SUPPORT LOAN
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to a fne start last night with sub
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to a lne start last night with sub
scriptlons amounting to s2&5O.
The loan committee working under
Frank Turner as chairman evolved a
novel plan with which 20 start work.
/ There were five subscriptions already
made among the members among these
/ two $1,000 subscriptions, one for $3.50
and two for $780, These were placed
/ In some OF the sixteen envelopes that
contained subscription blanks and para
/ phernalia for the sixteen teams In the
general committee TO work with. Then
each team captain walked up to a man
who held these envelopes IN a hat and
made a draw" Five Of the captains
won one Of tho amounts mentioned as
a beginning for his team.
Working plans for the Liberty Bank
were practically completed tod y. In
the morning from 0 to 70 o'clock noon
The bank VIII be IN charge OF George
Gray, Jr, and George s Capelle, Jr. In
the afternoon Lewis p. Rumford will
have charge until p. m, and in the
evening from TO Q 80 o'clock a corps
OF accountants selected by Clarence p.
Buck will look after business.
The Liberty Loan campaign in Bran
dywino hundred was launched at n
meeting held at the Edge Moor school
last night. and the gratifying sum OF
$1,000 was subscribed.
John s. nossell addressed the men,
bers Of the Temple Club last night on
the necessity for every one subscrib-
Ing to the Loan campaign.
All citizens are requested 10 attend
a mass meeting IN Brsck-Ex Methodist
Episcopal Church. az o'clock tomor-
row night in the interest OF the Loan.
An orchestra will furnish music.
Edge Moor Is Loyal.
The loan was given a boost at Edge
Moor last night. The meeting was
] opened by the raising OF an American
flag, which was fllled with small flags
and Loan posters.
After salutlng the nag, the audience
moved into the school house, where a
prayer was offered by the pastor, the
Rev. Charles Rutter.
H. W. Davis called the meeting to
order sEd troduced the speaker, Rich
ard Reese
Following Mr. Reeses address, Ed
ward Brlnghurst. 3rd, vice-president OF
Brandywlne hundred, spoke. The hun
dred VIII be covered according 10 the
ten school districts, with 8 sub-chair-
man in each Once a week the chair
man will report to Eugene Mowlds, at
Mount Pleasant school. In this way
each district VIII try 10 lead the list.
There are two committees. the ladies'
and the gentlemen's. II one fails the
other viii try to induce each person
In the hundred 10 buy a bond
A friend OF the campaign. and one
interested In the welfare OF the village,
has subscribed $50 Liberty Bond In
the name Of each boy who has lafl
/ the village. and Is now In active SER
vice, either in camp or IN the trenches.
The name Of the donor Is withheld.
Names OF Liberty Bond purchasers
were announced as follows:
A. H. Hughes, Nellie Seeds, William
/ ODonnell, Annie Davis. Frances Davis
II. w. Davis. Thomas White, ST., Mrs
Thomas White, James White, Thomoi
White, Jr., Joseph A. Davis, Jame
Adamson, Sr. Maria AdamAon. JOhl
Adamson, James Adamson. Jr, Thoma
Adamson. Alice Adamson, Mimi
: Semple, Alfred Thacker, Frank Ruttel
Daniel Rutter. Albert Stretton. william
Carter. Irene Hazelton, Jessie
Hughes, Lawrence Fish, Price Jackson
Mary L. Rutter. William Adamson
Thomas Sellers, Mrs. Harry w. Davis
William A. Vandegrift. Myrtle Davis, N
IT. Gervin, Mildred 5. Rutter, Stewar