Evening journal., 1919-04-15
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pressed for overseas speakers. Mr..
Hastings will consult with Chairman
Rhine, OF Philadelphia, in charge OF
the speakers bureau for the district
about obtaining soldier orators.
10 was decided to obtain a Negro
speaker for work among the Negro peo-
pie and a meeting will be held Thurs
day evening at Tenth and Orange
streets.
Mrs. Nowland has called a meeting OF
all captains. chairman and committee
men Of the women's committee at head
quarters for 1 o'clock Thursday morn
Ing.
Both men and women workers are
expected TO attend the school for bond
salesmen in the grill room Of the Hotel
dupont at 8 o'clock tonight. Several
points I'm the best methods 20 adopt
In seeking sales that caused discus
sion last night will be taken up at to
Nights meeting.
A meeting 10 organize the foreign
language section Of the campaign will
be held at Eden Hail. at o'clock to-
morrow night. A Rae duBell, secre-
larry OF the third and fourth loan cam
paigns is arranging for the meeting.
Chairman Marvel and Philip Burnet
Will speak to the foreign born workers.
The aliens will organize their own
units tonight and viii conduct the cam
paign among the people OF their ma
tlonality. Invitations have been sent
out to all workers who took part in the
Fourth loan who were as follows:
Greek Citlzens-JOhn Goyatos. chair
man: Peter LearakOs, James p. Las
karls, Thomas Thomas, Nicholas a.
Jones, Arls BrQuzOs, James Arthos'
Charles TarabicOs, Philip Geanpoulos'
John COuOulas.
Italian Citizens-Anthony Corleto,
chairman; AgOstlnO Fortunate secre-
tarytary.
Section i.-DomenicO di Salvatore,
Pasquale Del Campo, Giovanni Solo.
Giuseppe Lemon, Giuseppe Giampietro,
Francesca Grottola, Giuseppe La Mama.
Section 2-Captain, Dr. p. A. NJ. Ro-
With: Michael CerrchiO. Giuseppe Tar
lntino. Michael Gallo, Nichola Picciotti,
Frank J. Corsano.
Section 3-Captaln, Antonio Ven
tresca, Clementino Grasso, Agostino
Cantera, Luigi D'AnOtonio, Gerardo
Corleto, Rafaele Tavanl, Francesca Bac-
cinl.
section 4-Captain, Arthur Di Saba
tino. Giovanni Lemon, Giuseppe De
Nlauro. Romolo Marconi ClaurinO De
SabatinO, VsncenzO Mercante, Angelo
Citro. Pasduale Mongillo, francesca De
Frank.
Polish Citizens, East Side-Stanley NJ.
Dombroski: Joseph Curny, John Manel-
ski, Ignace Brzozowski, Joseph Wor-
DnoNicy, Frank Wisyniewski.
Polish Citizens, West Side-Joseph
F. Emory, chairman; John Bogucki,
Thomas Woitylak, John Pietuszka'
Naleryan Gozdzickl, John Jakubowskl'
Bronislaw LewandOwskl, Stanislaw
Skura.
Polish Citizens, West Slde-Joseph
Emory. Leon Bochinski.
Polish Citizens, East Side-Rey. An
thonv Olexlnsh, John Manelekaki, John
Sobosyk.
Rus3lans-Jacob Hnatow. Wasllow
Meluikowf, Harry Chuchola, Philip
Boike.
Ukranians-Peter Lewich, chairman
Theodore B. JawOrsky, vice-chairman
Thomas Kolody, secretary; Kornel Stril-I
bycky, George SkOOzapi, George N.Y.
chuda. Mako ZnaczkO.
Wilmington Lodge Of Elks last night
voted to set aside $1,000 for the pur-
chase OF loan bonds. So far as known
mis- is the first secret order to take
fhis action. The members also pledged
10 do everything possible for the cam
paign. working as individuals.
Essays from the school children be
gan arriving at headquarters today II /
Is possible that because OF the week
being a holiday for the students that
fhe competition will be continued af-
Ter Friday, but this has not been defl-
ntely decided upon.
Mrs. Gambril Latrobe announced
that Wednesday, April 3O had been set
aside at the Pennsylvania railroad
booths as the day when the mothers
Of trainmen would have charge Of the
booths.
Mrs. Coleman dupont will be one OF
the speakers at the meeting at Silvtr-
side on Saturday.
School For Bond Sellers.
Men who will devote days work TO
The selling Of bonds were coached in
pertinent points and some Of the argu-
neuts that backward buyers may at