Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
81 200, 900 FOR NEW
LIBERTY LOAN
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! crty Loan headquarters opened the sub
scriptlons nj the company were sent III by
! r. W Bond president. The total
| amount Is $50 The largest suhscrip-
! ton was for 81 900 Four subscriptions
were for cash and the remainder on the
partial payment plan Out at the TO
| employees of the company, 6l have al
ready subscribed
aASsMEETING TONIGHT.
Thr naSSnccting officially opening the
loan campaign Will hc hrld IN the High
school auditorium this evening ai :
o'clock John = Rosscil will preside
and former judga John W Ncsoott will
b, the orator
Tomorrow evening : meeting nj shC
Queen Theatre will be under the auspices
pi the nmittee on Patriotic Addresses.
Josiah Marvel will open the meeting and
introduce Henry T. Scott, director Of
Thrift Stamps for Delaware. as the chair
man, The chief speaker will be United
States Senator JOSIAH q, Wolcott.
William 7. White viii direct the signing
of the campaign song. What Are You
Guiug to DO 10 Help the Boys7" The
Coast Artillery Band from Fort du Pont
Will give m opcn-air concert prior to the
meeting and will accompany the cam
public both men and women hring wei
come
The Liberty Bank erected bv the
Allied Banks, Will open on Monday II
will bc the hcadouartcf, for Tia, dis
trlhntlon oi campaign literature. for the
training Of speakers and other business
incidental to the campaign
ENrHrS. tSM ~ CuHi@TGkNA HUNDRED
Enthusiastic meetings were held In
Christiana hundred at night NJ EiSncrr
illlam :. AlcNar Cr presided and Josiah
Marvel a',d Nt> Marshall Barton spoke
II Newport III V Bcrg was chairman
the meeting held IN the Masonic HALL.
which was preceded hv an auto parade IN
which were 81 machines
" Richardson Park there was n parade,
lcd by band Bruce Housed was char
man OF The meeting, held IN he school
house. AZ Which Miss Efcu samworth and
Josiah Marvel nade addresses
I'hc meeting III (cntrrvillc was very
enthusiastic music tSine one OF the
attractive f,Titufr>. rs Well A. thu adj
dresses ty Reuben SattcrthvaIt>. j. and
Mrs. O. { PnrG, ~ iorklyr the meet
ing was h"ld IN the clubhouse that was
erected by thc Marshall Fibre Co and
Helm Tobacco Co. and which is ono of
employees of these two concerns " "
lilSscllC presided and Robert II Ricard>
spoke. Music was furnished bv the lrlsh
American quartet ot thl> city
Patriotic men aIrl women oi VII
mIngton and New Castle county. owners
of automobiles can greatly assist the
work ot the Liberty Loan managers hy
volunteering the uSc of their cart. either
driving themselves. or providing chauf
teur>, or offering ears 10 h. driven hy
competent chuuf'cufs
Machines must h. had for CARVING
speakers to mcctIngs II rural New Castle
count, sud eatlving sections of the cltN
PatrIctIe rhauilcurs who will give a
part 81 their time to Liberty Loan work
are also asked to volunteer thcIr services
Volunteers Tor tins work are requested
Ia communicate. $, quickly ~ possible
with \ Rs, du Bell. executive secretary
of The Liberty Loan COMMITTEE Tclc-
phone Bell 3OO
~cHOoLRoY : RE.soN.
ndcr THO caption Why Should {us
a Ilhert, BOND " lizard Il Gtliith TO
NcaI> cid. ui >p> North Harrison street,
student IN No q school has ut EvcYN
Evening the following
should huy "a Liberty Bond - help
| nci, Sam win thiS great war tnd 70
nep our hoHs ont ther, and To hein the
sailors that e. 10 sea and lose their lives
to- thc hoy~ and girls At home Livery
l,s ilI.N yoI Sayc helps 10 Win the war Stop /
wasting tood nov for our boys that are !
far ava, fighting for Us need the foad |
Ihc government needs your help. Every I
penny you give = helping e. WIN tie /
war No amount is too small to lend I