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70 plans outlined. every boy and man.
every woman and girl in the city and
The rural sections Of the county will
be urged and encouraged to take part
In the loan. not only by subscribing
as FAR as they are able. but by active
personal work among .heir friends and
nelghbOrs.
Speeches were made at the luncheon
by John S. hossel, chairman OF the
committee, Mayor Lawson. John ].
Raskob, OF the dupont Company, and
Joseph B. Weaver. OF the Bethlehem
shipbuldlng Corporation.
John J. Raskob outlined the details
of the partial payment plan AS pre-
pared by the recent committee ~ bank
ers. Of which he was the chairman
Mr.. Rosselb 10 a st-aight-frOm-ihc-
shoulder speech went thoroughly into
the details OF the plan OF organization.
lie told the managers that they woro
workers for the Lib rty Loan and had
power TO push the campaign everywhere
and ell the time but explained that each
man was moreover given C. specific dis
trlct, where his work would be inten-
slve and where he has expected 70 get
the best results.
seelct HIS own assistants, build his own
organization, hold his own meetings and
90 everything that IN any way Will push
forward the success OF the big ilnanci5l
drive IN The establishment where he Is
ln charge OF the movement
The methods of soliciting loans were
outlined by Alr. Rossel Ho urg'd the
managers TO take a canvass Of the mea
who came properly within their iuris-
dictlon. md cut how much each man or
woman could take and then urge them
TO take up 20 the fullest amount IL a
man can take a $1,000 bond but expresses
his determination 20 take one for $500,
he should be urged strongly Co take the
$1,000 bond. he stated.
The men present representing vari-
GUS establishments who viii consii-
tute a pick q body of managers for the
success of the new loan We're:
William c. Niurgatroyd. Of Lippin-
colt & Company; Mr. Morgan Of r.
Topkis Sons; George W. Rogers, OF
r. l.. Foord Furniture Co; L. 2. Lay
aeld, OF Garret-Miller Co; John J.
Hayes. Of Diamond Ice and Coal Co.
T. A. Butler, OF American Manganese
steel Co Donald II. Van Trump, OF
Trump os. Machine Co William A.
Thompson, Of The Pyrites Co., Ltd w.
Elliott. OF Walker & Elliott; D. G.
Plank. of Wilmington Gas Co; II. Il.
Eastman. of Hercules Powder Co, J..
B Morrow. Of Edge Moor Iron Co.. 4:
Howard L. Seaman, Of Lohdell Car
T Wheel CO. Hunter Grubb. J. Ras-
koh. Of Z. dupont de Nemours &
Company; y. T Booth, OF Penn Sea
board Steel Corporation; A NJ Boren-
stein. OF Standard Kid Mfg. Co.. OF
Delaware. T. ". kenwo thy. OF Ca
nello Hardware Company; c n Ryan.
+ Of Wilmington & Philadelphia Traction
Company. J p. Watson. Of Electric
Hose and Rubber CO Harry Neher.
/ OF Joseph Stoecsie Brewing Co; c j.
Borrel. OF American Car and Foundry
Co.; T. J. Blatz, Of F. Blumenthal Go. /:
Richard McLaushlin Of American
Bridge Company; Walter Matson, Of
Bond Nlfg Corr0 alton; John l.. Coll
yer. OF Bethlehem Shiphuilding Cor
poration. Horace p Warrington, Of
tho Sunday Star; n, Masten, OF the
Eastern Mslleahie Iron Company; F.
r Phillips. Of ~ sIielenburg & Co;
/ Willard Springer. Jr OF Charles Bead
enkopf Company; W. c.. Nesbitt. OF
The Evening Journal; c. c. Killen. Of
Chamber OF Commerce; j. s. Rossell,
chairman; A. Rae duBeu, secretary.