Evening journal., 1919-04-16
900 Men ENLIST
FOR VICTORY LOAN
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ilonment for. each hundred has been
carefully co6puted and represents the
fairest distribution according TO re-
s,,,s Of prior campaigns and the
wealth al the people represented.
The meeting OF the women WorAeIs'
caniains and chalrmen tomorrow MORN
INC in the headquarters in the Eqult-
,bie building. Ninth and Market streets
"A 4ii5 o'clock Will be OF the utmost
imnoriance. Final instructions VIII De
giyen the workers and supplies OF an
Iinds will be distributed. II is essen
tisi Mrs. Ohio Rowland, the chairman
declares, that every worker slah az
tend the meeting. 100 -,
Letters to every one OF the 1900 chil-
dren OF foreign born parents VIII ne
sent ont this week, calling the atten-
ton OF the parents through the cnll-
dren 10 the loan campaign. This 10 one
OF The important details that the Wo-
mems committee is looking aflT.
Mrs. Maxilllan Hopes had a meeting
Of her committee OF Christian hundred
al her home yesterday, giving the
workers instructions for the coming
drive.
This afternoon az a luncheon OF the
Kiwanis Club, Josiah Marvel addressed
the members on the issues OF the cam
paign and made an appeal for workers.
Charles Drew. an aviator who was
wounded In the air and fell back Of
The German lines, being taken prisoner,
also addressed the club members, tell
Ing OF some OF his experiences, and re-
lating why the club should respond
both as workers and I'm subscriptions.
Mr.. Drew tomorrow will address the
members OF the Rotary Club.
Tonight i'm Parlors A and at the
Hotel dupont, there Will be another
meeting OF men and women workers,
giving instructions that will aid In the
obtaining OF subscriptions. Every man
and woman who Is interested in doing
his or her full duty In this drive is in-
vited 10 attend.
At Eden Hall at 8 o'clock tonight,
there will be a meeting OF the foreign
speaking groups. Speakers will outline
what is expected Of them In this cam
paign and plans for obtaining subscrip-
tions given by Philip Burnet and
others.
On Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
Chairman Marvel will meet a group
consisting OF plant workers, In Parlors
A and B at the Hotel dupont, TO dis
cuss phases Of the drive that will par
ticularly interest them. Reports from
the industrial plants indicate that the
returns from this source may be more
encouraging than mad been expected.
That the campaign opening Monday,
may be ushered in with a military dis
play. is one Of the details on which
chairman Marvil is working. Gester-
day. Lieutenant Bondurant representing
the Eleventh Cavalry, stationed at Fort
Nfyer, Va, visited loan headquarters to
inquire where a squadron consisting OF
80 hOrsemen might stop over night on
their way from Virginia, TO New York
City. where they Will take part in a loan
campaign parade.
Mr.. Marvel at once began endeayors
70 have the troopers give demonstra-
tion here. He telephoned Alfred !. du-
Pont and speedily obtained his consent
10 allow the squadron to bivouac on
his estate over night MIR. Marvel viii
also try TO provide for entertainment
for the men II a stop IS made here.
The success OF the plan depends on
the consent Of Colonel LOckett.
II no agrees, the squadron viii not
only march through the city, but VIII
probably make a stop mere when some
sort OF a display will be given. II VIII
be the flrst time that such a fighting
unit has exhibited here, in more than
fifty years. The Eleventh Cavalry is
noted because II has always been called
upon TO attend and take part in Pres
| idnnflal inaugural ceremonies.