Evening journal., 1919-05-05
WEDNESDAY TO BE
LOAN CLEAN UP DAY
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peace calls. and 1t VIII never do for us
TO lag now.
III you have not subscribed. won't
you please subscribe today? II you
have already subscribed, perhaps you
can add an additional subscription. II
you cannot do this, won't you look
around for some neighbor or friend
WHO may be induced to do IL. It is not
only OF consequence that this be done.
but II is OF consequence that it be done
at once.
I'VE will publish the name OF every
person who helps in this end at the
same time publish the amount sub
scrlbed unless specially requested not
70 do so.
We Will also add star to those
who give us ON additional subscrip-
ton as a special mark OF apprecla-
tion.
we want to win another honor nag
for Delaware, and know that we can
depend upon our Acknowledgement 10
help us in this effort.
Please let me hear from you at once. |
Yours very truly.
JOSIAH MARVEL,
Chairman"
This is Grand Folks Day" at the |
Pennsylvania railroad station for the |
loan workers. Scores OF retired en-
ployes and the mothers OF many wesk-
men are giving their time today TO the
sale OF bonds. There arc none more
eager to help in this work than the
retired employers. and they are put
Ting themselves into the drive with
all their energy.
J. +. Lecarpentier made q splendid
'ecord in bond sales among the work
men OF the Harlan plant. Mr. Lecar-
lentler worked day and night TO reach
ne workmen and sold 1900 bonds for
Ibout $4,000.
Z. Pusey Passmore, in charge OF the ,
Third Federal Reserve district in which ,
is a part. will confer with '
secretary Carter Glass Of the Treasury, :
n Philadelphia tonight. relative TO The /
ecretary coming to this city within s
he next few weeks. Mr.. Passmore has I
rOmised Mr.. Marvel that il Delaware r
the first state in the East TO go over
he top he will use bis best endeavors
nave Mr.. Glass come here as a re- I
tate has met its quota. r
Mrs. Ohio Nowland, chairman of the a
'oman's Committee OF the Victory d
iDerty Loan. has received a letter r.
ON Mrs. Henry Ridgely, State &
'omans Chairman, asking that the r.
ork OF the women, heretofore so well "a
ore, be redoubled during this, the d
OF the drive. q
Mrs. ONO Nowland heartily endorses b.
us letter OF Mrs. Rldgely, which is Ii
ltlrely in accord with her own senti-
ents. The letter follows: in
My dear Chairman-Only one more B
eek remains Of the Victory Loan II
mpaign The final days OF our SER rC
ce as members OF the great organ q
alton OF one million women ore ap- tr
coaching. We shall soon be mustered a
Ut but before this happens we have
le more charge to make. Let us
axe it a brilliant one et-Delawareans
ust be the last to quit,as they are the N
st TO come in. v
our Delaware men are still at their nj
'sts on the Rhine. They have not
id down their arms. We cannot lay m
lrs aside while any one thing remains "
be done. What will be our message
those men on May tenth.
"This loan is more than a Victory
'an. 10 is a loan OF fulnllment-a
lnllment OF obligations. which Amer he
/ entered into TO make this victory. ella
is a loan Of thanksgiving. Keep our lea
tito ever in mind, remember-Xe mi
ish what we begin. Make that finish hi:
,rthy of Delaware. th'
Yours for the Victory Loan, sys
Mabel L. Ridgely." {