Evening journal., 1918-10-18
EV--RYBODY PULL
FOR S4OO,OOO
MORE FOR LOAN
lcontInued From FIrst Page.l

lGO0IluuEQ ETOilA IAAch IatIsl
sales. Secretary McAdoo has announced
that there will be no continuation OF
the campaign. and II the amount is not
reached by tomorrow night the chance
10 subscribe to this loan will have
ended.
Harlan G. Scott. captain Of the In
dustrial teams. today sent a letter TO
each Of the plants in the city, request
ing the various captains Of teams to
make a report Of the standing Of the
plant in the campaign to headquarters
tonight. II possible.
Henry p. Scott, chairman for the
county, emphasized the necessity for
this being done. Mr.. Scott, more than
any one else Is anxious to meet the
quota asked Of the county, and with
many reports absent and the quota
still unraised, he is embarrassed to know
what to do.
Conditions in the two down-state
counties look pretty good today. Sus-
sex appears to have been more speedy
with their campaign, and for that rea-
son hope % make a better showing
earlier than Kent. But Kent is not dis
MAYED and expects with the aid OF an
extra drive on the part Of It's workers,
70 be able TO reach the top by tomor-
row night. Bad weather preventing
trips throughout the county, might en-
danger this being accomplished so the
loan workers Of Kent are hoping that
the weather will continue fine.
In connection with the Sussex can
vass the subscriptions OF the L. d.
Caulk Company, Of Milford, for si00.-
900 is one OF the features OF the drive
I'm that county. The l.. d. Caulk Dental
depot. Of Philadelphia, has subscribed
$4,000 and the officers Of the Caulk
Company have subscribed individually
upwards OF $4,000.
Employees OF the American Car and
Foundry Company are very proud Of
the record made by the plant in this
campaign. Not once, but three times.
has the plant won the champions To-
day. Fourth Liberty Loan" flag, and
the plant Is more than 100 per cent.
loyal. as there are subscriptions show
ing that each employe has taken bonds
is the Superintendent, and I. w. Ely, Is
the captain Of the team. In his illness
NJ. II. Brashears. the secretary OF the
committee, has been active in the cam
paign.
The employees OF the freight trans
portatlon office Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad have done their bit In this
financial drive. There are 90 employees
In the office and the subscriptions from
these amount TO 5000. The clerks and
C. s. Swartz, their superior, are very
proud Of this record.
Thursday afternoons fine showing
makes IL practically certain that Har-
lan's will reach its quota OF s1OO,OOl
In the Liberty Bond drive, as the ship
builders now exhibit a total OF $780,
0OO. with a day and a half in which TO
nut over the concluding $4,000.
Tbe rIveters came through in con-
vincine fashion yesterday afternoon
eleyatlne their total 10 Respectable
neures after Tagging away behind. The
carshops, punch shed, school, ntters,
boiler shop and machine shop ana
reamers were among the departments
whose splendid work showed the total
nm within easy striking distance OF the
/ quota. -, 4,
"Irs the most remarkable thing
ever saw. taking everything into con-
s,deration." remarked General Man
ager Weaver. following yesterdays
meeting. with nearly one-helf OF the
ward out through sickness and otheI
causes, the men have doubled tneil
contributions Of the last campaign
They can't be given too much credi'
for their splendid showing. Ihe com
mIttees and Mr.. Diederichs In cnarse
OF the work, are to be warmly con
graduated for their excellent en-
deavors."