Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
So, 300 900 IN LIBERTY BONDS
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practically all local people today.
IL as as follows:
per cent down and $50 monthly
for twelve months, viz: $50 bond
So down 81 a month, 500 bond -
81 down So n month $500 bond
$40 down $40 a month,
l. The banks of Wilmington arc
prepared To loan up To 900 OF the
face value of bonds, taking n 100
cash payment and accepting the
bonds as collateral ON the note,
rate, a., O. (sane rs bonds bear
for three months, iS,cc for the next
three months, after which the rate
will bc the same rs prevailing rate
on commercial loans
Every man should buy all he can
carry If n man has 500 he can
easily buy 81 900 worth of bonds 10y
borrowing from his bank The slogan
for this campaign is borrow To buy
y man who owes his bank money
viii learn to- save To hquidatc his
debts
This CITY was bomharClcd today with
Liberty Loan literature from the skies,
Lieutenant Guy Stoddcnwrrk Mlneola
llyi over the city
Beginning ON Monday morning and
continuing throughout the campaign
bonds will be sold al hcadpuartcrS.
From q to - O'Clock noon, the statesmen
will be directed hv George ; tapcllc
Ir. t. o'clock tn m. IN charge oi
Walter : Brown from to > y. ~ IN
charge rf Iamr~ I \"ld1 and from
; t. q = IN IN chnrg "t - { NSprli.
Each captain Will as-rmblH a group "t
workers about h,m ocarr for h, business
oi thcr period
Four uluutr men viii hcgn thctr
la,or~ in the moving picture aud othcr
thcatcrs ou Monday Philip burnett
President Of the Continental l.ltc ln-
4srancc Co. Is directing these speakers
liz corps ui orators include Rev W y
Nrooman. Charles NJ Curtis fhanrcllnr
of Delaware. James \ Fulton. Joseph
+. O"Toolc. + Warren Green assistant
Attorney GcucraI. licnrv Il lsaacs.
Ja~iah Marvel Mrs I Coleman du
Pont. James Okanc Mrs Florence
Ravari Hllcs Hamilton /. liarrlS and
John + Nlaloy
In addition. II l. IIarr,s OF the du
pout organization i IN rharW ot the
Four Minute singers. who will appear
IN the interests "f the campaign
oH,><t RON c>vru,>.
The ,ur.,c trade. jcwr.rs iand on
tIcians have organized fnr the llhrrty
I.o9.l campaign. with the following
committee ia charge Nilhlm i Holland
~ the Eohrlcu plano 60 chairman
! ~, lc@stn Vi tho &. NJ ShcH Piano
Co t;rnrg, Gcwchr o( the t'rw"lr
Piano a.. Iamc~ u stroud Of the
stroud Gplc5l Co., llwond liaVS IT
thc NIIlard 4 pavts jcvclry stores.
and William y BRYAN of Banks 4 l'ryan,
jewellers Ii !, proposed 10 make 2 thor
nurh canvass of all of the 80 establish
mcnis included IN these grades and to
have taC employers impress upon The
cruplovc; the advantages and necessities
of liberty Loan subscriptions SOM"
~ tho stores before noon toda> reported
ln0 pcr cont subscribed
The du rout Company assisted ~ the
vlistlc blowing salute for the fourth
liberty Bond call this morning
nollcu, superintendent ot construction
fot the fifth section of tho du pnut Ranid-
ing. was loaned the plant whistle "t the
l. i Y Railroad Ivy GcorEc kommct
master mechanic. amt Il was parod on ihC
ion iii thu ncu building and dii lts part.
~ II could hc pialnl> heard al ever III,
city
In celebration ol The lnau campaign
tic Water department offices m Che
Public Building were prutuScly dee
Grated with flags TODAY, and at one
of the windows was q card Wmch read
Water Department Office 100 pcT
rent Liberty Loan. which means that
an Of the members Of the oihc" force,
six men aud two women. had subscribed
for bonds
Tomorrow aitcrreon the Polish and
kranian COLONIES ot Wilmington will
assemble lor hg mass meeting Roth
ct hcsc uatouah,lcS have hrcn vcry
eager 10 do What the, could 70 push
;h, ~al, 81 bonds. and the Liberty Loan
headquarters have had 10 morc am
Mta,I> groups oi foreign born citizens
than ihcec. seeking information about
the campaign
The poles will a~~cmt'lca III ;trc o cloch
al The Majestic Theatre Joseph /
Emory. the Narkct street business
man. viii preside t the meeting !ic
j. one oi the leading men OF his nation.
ahty IN Wilmington and i always II
the van whom herr is anything to be
,lono 20 help h, co'mtrynen.