Evening journal., 1918-04-24
S2.279.75O OF L(Ol
IS SOLD BY VOKEP

The Women's Liberty Loan Commit
Re has gone over the two million mark,
oday's subscriptions Of $4,000 making
total OF S2279, $50 During the final
rive, next week, the committee has set
hree million as the mark 10 viii reach.
The second committee meeting this
week will be on Friday, at II O'Clock,
instead OF Saturday Next week, three
meetings will b. held. at II o'clock on
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Mrs. J. l.. Hermann, OF the philadel-
,hia Liberty Loan Committee, address
ID a gathering Of men and women in
he Hotel dupont lobby, at noon today.
ME told Of German barbarities. such as
ne German officer prisoner who broke
10Th hands OF the nurse who had saved
ils life. when she held them out to say
tood-bye There was not enough left Of
lin to shoot. Things like that warned
lrnerlca, the speaker said that she was
rot I'D against a nation Of good sports.
Ihe said all the men who have been at
he front remark that any person who
thinks the war will be over by next
December Is crazy.
Mrs. Hermann said that not until
America was ready 10 give men, money
md materials to the utmost, would the
war be won. Mrs. Hermann spoke on
NE streets, from an automobile, later
% the day.
The Liberty Booth in the lobby has
cleaned s25,2OO in bond sales, since 1t
bpened on Saturday. Much Of this was
from translents and theatrical people
The Rock-a-Bye Baby girls turned IN
1880 TO the booth.
An invitation was received from Mrs
Henry Ridgley. State chairman. for TN
Wilmington committee to attend th'
Liberty Loan festivities in Dover, 90.
morrow. Laughter greeted the state
ment that only women over forty wer'
invited to sit on the reviewing stand
A subscription Of 5000 from the Cae
Bar Rodney Equestrian Statue Fund
was given by the Daughters Of 1872.
The totals. by divisions, today wer
as follows, the banks named turnlnl
over to the Women's Committed
amounts received by said banAs from
Komen's subscriptions:
First ward-Mlss Feinberg, eiO,85O
Mrs. T. T. Gormley. $3.50.
Second ward-Mrs. George W. Spark
1880; Miss COnnOr, 81 $50.
Third ward-Nrs. Francis 3. Davis
IT,. q, 100; Mrs J. Ralph Bailey, 500
Fourth ward-Mrs. Frederick Brine
hurst, s4,4JO; Mrs. 1. II Phillips, $685.
Fifth ward-Mrs. Willard A. Syringe
U.75O; Mrs. George A. Elliott. Si0,5OO.
Sixth ward-Mrs. J. p. Laffey, $3.50,
Mrs. Daniel o Hastings, 5000.
Seventh ward-Mrs Z. G.. Ferrlda,
t6i .65O; Mrs. j. Saunders Taylor, $40
pOO. Mrs p. W Curtis, si20,b50, Mrs.
B. Bird, SS5,450.
Eighth ward-Mrs. Richard Rees
fiss5O; Mrs. Charles II. Grantlan
1890.
Ninth ward-Mrs. II. Fletcher Brow
li6,OOO; Mrs. o. I. Purdy, Siii0O; Mr.
George s. Capelle. Jr., 81. 400; Mrs. WI
liam Stanlar, s7,0J0
Tentn ward-Mrs. Herbert II. War
IT.. $500; Mrs. William S. Prickei
H4650.
Eleventh ward-Mrs. Christopher
Ward, s2i ,450; Mrs. Robert Richard
t32,2J0.
Twelfth ward-Mrs David Snellel
burg. e. i,i5O; Miss l.. Roth. $3.50.
p. r.. II. Station unit, si0O50.
Brandywine hundred, S7i $50.
Christiana hundred. 81 30i, 400.
Headquarters, S5i $50.
Hotel dupont booth, SO 200.
Wilmington Trust Company, Ten
md Second streets Offices, s26,9oO
Equitable Trust Company, Si23.2OO.
Union National Bank, si0Oo00