Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
WOMEN SELLING
BONDS ON STREET
Their Patriotic Efforts Are Meet
ing With a Hearty Response
From the Public.

Street booths are already a popular
and profitable method of bond selling.
The people enjoy buying At booths
and the women enjoy the selling. 1t $
pleasant open air worl, and everybody
is good hundred about II To date
there. are six street booths. but more
are likely To he set up IS there has been
call for additional ones Mrs. Fletcher
Brown started business AZ her tooth
nj the Equitable Trust Co, at quarter
after eight Saturday morning, and she
sold bond before she had her wares
spread out Then the Young man who
bought the bond. helped fix up the booth
and turned in to sell to other passers
by.
All booths are IN charge Of the booth
committee of which Mrs. Thomas W.
Wilson is chairman and the other MEM
bcrs are Mrs Pierre :. du Pout and
Mrs. Henry T. Scott This committee
with a number of helpers has booth
at the Hotel du ront. that is expected
to exceed the big business II did last
spring The other booths ARE stationed
as follows
Fourth and Market. Mrs " ;.
Iiilles
Old City Hall, day time, and Queen
Theatre night Mrs Robert Pennington
Majestic Theatre Mrs Albert Roths-
child
Equitable Huilding, and Tenth and
krcnch streets. Mrs II Fletcher Brown
Ninth and Market is such n prominent
corner that Mrs Brown has secured
large number of helpers for her booth
They are Mrs. Leon O. Bryan, Mrs.
]. II Fliason. Mrs f. r. Holmes Mrs
f. Franty. Mrs. : r. Cooling Mrs
Joseph Stewart Mrs T.. NJ Rhett, Mrs
H. " Briggs, Mrs r. W Nice lehman,
Mrs Allen Perkins. Mrs. John lie Car
pcnticr. Mrs. Henry Jackson, Miss
Alice johnson, Mrs J. Lawrence ellison,
Mrs Martin Walker, Miss Elizabeth
Jackson. Miss Corinne Mendenhall. Mrs
W. ] Webster Mrs O. Y Orts, Mrs.
G. W Ten Brock, Mis- II J.. Hnllad y.
Mrs f. g. Tallman, Mrs \, " Arm
strong. Miss katherine Armstrong Miss
MARY Stad, lman. Mrs David Snellen-
burg. Mrs H. L. Evans, Miss Sara
Evans, Miss Jean Evans, Miss Eleanor
NandeCrift Miss Jane Marvel, Mrs.
T. ; Garrett; Mrs f. { ferridav. Mrs
Rodney Mcrrck. Miss Mary Curtis.
Mrs Oln Derr Mrs James Freeman,
Mr. i l.. Rvre Cheeiham. Mis-. G, NJ.
Stein. Mrs f. W Belts, Mrs Horace
Belts Mrs TIlghman Johnston, Mrs.
w + Pcnnlman. Mrs II Il Rringhurst
Mrs Brown also has charge of the
Colorcd booth 1T Tenth and French
streets. 10 he cpcr Thursdays and Satur
DAYS Mrs J. " Ming and Mrs. L. ".
America arc here on Thursdays and Mrs
ConWcll Bantam and Mrs. II J Arnett
on SATURDAYS On October ; there will
be = conference III the colored church
q; Tenth and French streets and on
hat dav there will he booth in the
church Nlth Mrs america Williams
III charge
OTHER BO>L WpKkEEs.
Mro Wilson has enlisted large mum
Der Of bond workers. and they lrcludc,
Mrs NJ Jackson Mrs Donald Ashbrooi,.
Mrs. Bail Pcircc. Mrs. Richard Reese.
Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Mrs T. f.
Dorcmus. Miss Janet Dor"nms Mr..
Robert Smith, Mrs Henri II, p
Mrs Arthur sym. Mss Nat erie
Hlie> Mrs s. H. Warner Jr., Mr.,
J. {. oiss III. Mrs W. t. " ne Mrs
i.iiburpc tLaudlcr. rs J H. Thomp-
~2n. Miss Jllia johnson. Miss Jessie
Seaman Mrs. Clifton Collins Mrs J.
\ Harmon Mrs L. a Edgar, Mrs.
Gcrla& ,5tr-cI Air~ u \ jefferson Mrs
r. { 1avitd. Nh / 3 Nard"nburg.
Air. n + Walker Mrs T. I E'rrntl,s.
Mrs Homer t,r>' the Mrs : l..
II milton >'f- . d. l|aw.tnn Miss
rb1ll~ Il Ill., Mr- rAc.dan 'orm,li.
Mis- Ii !.cynt Nr~ TasUcli
ais, Marian p,yIne. Miss Jore~, Mrs
i, " Curictt. Ms II W Whitaker