Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-31
HENRY p. SCOTT
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active IN war work and his helped put
no'avnre over the TOP Ia scv rai
canpHlgl &.
lie was chairman 81 the executive
committee IN both Red rose campaigns.
has been, and still IS, State director Of
the National War Savings committee,
and was an active member of the *
ecutive committee which conducted the
Y NJ G \ drives He is thoroughly
familiar with this kind Of campaign work
and IS already beginning to make plans
for the Liberty Loan drive
The campaign will be lnaueara-
atcd September y and coutinu
for three weeks Delawares quota, It
is expected, Will hc $l6,0W,0o0, Of which
tho larger part must be raised bv New
Castle county
Mr. Scott Is arranging for Liberty
Loan headquarters, which shall be large
and convenient enough To aecomodatc
all the committees and to ccntrallze the
work 1t is probably that the Church
building, at Tenth and Market streets,
will he available for this purpose
The newly appointed chairman said
today that while he has no plans matured
for the campaign he would urge every
one to prepare now to make their sub
scriptions at the opening of the cam
palgn I'VE all know the government S
urgent need of funds, he said, and II
would he good business policy for every
American To make at once his or her
plans for participating IN tins loan.
We should get our finances in shape 50
that by the time the campaign opens
we will know Just how large we can make
our subscriptions and be ready to make
them without waiting for canvaSsers To
appear. Delaware will, of course, sub
scribe every dollar expected of her and
there is no reason why these subscriptions
should not he made at the beginning
Of the campaign instead of waiting for
last minute drive to put us .'over the
top.
CAMPAIGN AMONG FOREIGN norm.
The meaing and spirit and the patri-
otic need of the next Liberty Loan will
be carried to the foreign-born residents
of this district by specially selected
corps of their own leaders. The details
of the campaign to bring the matter close
home to these people was discussed at
length last night at a meeting In the room
of the Street and Sewer Department, in
the Public Building The meeting was
presided over by A Rae du Bell, organic
ing secretary for the campaign in New
Castle county The principal speaker
was Casimir 4. Sienkiewicz of Philadel-
phia, who is secretary of the Foreign
Language Division of the Liberty Loar
for the Third Federal Reserve District
| MIR Sienkicwicz inspired great enthusiasm
in the group Of foreign leaders present
when he told them that America expected
every one of their people 10 do his part
1t is planned to have number OF meeting,
for each of the foreign groups, at which
speeches will be made bo tn in Englisi
and in the native language of the grouI
holding the meeting.
The greatest earnestness WAS displayed
by every one of those present last even
ing and their es0lute determination tC
make the next Liberty Loan the mosi
successful yet augure well for the progres.
of the movement among the foreign
groups in this locality
Among those present were: For tht
Italians, A. Corleto and Frank j. Cor
sans; for the Greeks, Peter Learakos
Thomas Thomas, Nicholas A. Jones
Aris Brouzos and John Govatos: for tn,
Polish people, J. Bunny, J. Bzozowski
JOS Woranowicz, A Wisznicwski, Walery
an Gozdzicki, Holm Jaku anski anc
joseph u Emory for the Librarians Pete
Lewicki, Teodor Javorski, Thoma
kolody, Kornel Strembizki, JOSEPH
Skuchypic, George Mychida, and Ma
Znaczo.