Evening journal., 1909-10-28
FUNDS FOR WAR
ON TUBERCULOSIS
Continued From First Page.

I especially at mass AdSl EuHudls lllt !
Polish foremen ct the establishments /
Of Blumenthal and Company and the /
New Castle Leather Company. will ex-
plain the coin cards to the Poles en- /
I played there, and the cards will be /
placed in The pay envelopes of tho men /
on Friday, so as to bring the relief
prominently 10 their notice The Poles
and Italians are especially subject to
tuberculosis, and need education and
help.
The following concerns viii blow
whistles and ring BELLS
New Castle Leather Company, Blu
menthal and Company. Bush and Sons
tugs, Waterwitch Fire Company and
Fame Fire Company.
These schools sent names Of volun-
teer distributors:
School No. 8, School No. 5. School No.
20, School No. 1s, School No. II, School
No. II. School No. 2S School y. 3.
These schol children were not utilized
after ALL as a regular distributor was
used instead. to make sure each house
in the city received a card. The cards
were two days late. and this threw
out the school plan.
To Be Collectors.
Members Of the following societies
will act as collectors: Sunshine So
ciety. Central c. T., Rodney c. f. As
bury Epworth League, Second Baptist
Kings Daughters, Central Presbyterian |
Kings Daughters, West End Read /
ling Room and Eastlake Presbyterian |
lC L.
These churches have sent collectors:
Asbury Church, Silverbrook. st. Paul's.
Methodist, st. Peters. St. AIMS and
st. Paurs Catholic; Swedish Baptist,
Cs.-1v,I ~. 80
Street. Central. First West. Hanover
, First United Presbyterian. ST. Johns.
. Trinity, alvary, Episcopal and St.
| Stephens and Zion Lutheran.
The following will oan automobiles;
Pierre S. dupont. Henry p. Thompson,
Willard Salisbury, Henry p. Scott,
Irenee DUPONT, Eugene z. DUPONT, A.
D. Warner, T. c. dupont, william p.
3ancroft, Lammot DUPONT. J. Ernest
smith. General James Fl. Wilson. the
lev. Charles l.. Candee. F. W. Curtis,
V. II. Fem, Dr. Albert Robin, Colo
el Grantley P. Postles Henry NJ.
anby Mrs. John II. Dandy. A S.
iced and 4. Allen Hilles. Five other
ars are offered. if chauffeurs can be
procured, and the hire of two other
ars is promised by a friend.
Genearl 7. c. DUPONT has also given
his blackboard, which will take the dis
trict over Third street bridge.
The Rev. DR.. II. W. Kellogg preached
, at Grace Church on sunday evening.
He was supplied with lantern slides
on tuberculosis by the Delaware State
Tuberculosis Commission.
The Rev. Charles l.. Candee preach
ed at Rodney Street Church on Sun
day evening on THE Value Of a Nan"
land made q strong appeal on behalf
2 of the Red Cross Relief.
The Rev. Father p. J. Dougherty
spoke at St. Peters r. G. Church on
Sunday morning at the Italian mass,
I'm Italian and English, instructing his
lparishioners as to the purpose Of the
Relief.
The Rev. Josiah Crawford. Of Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, spoke in the
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor
ION Sunday. urging them to cooperate
The Fame Fire Company have sent
An the names OF their president, their
. treasurer and their driver, who will
? all work actively for the Relief as
: collectors. They will also act as head
7 Quarters for the district.
Names Of chaperones.
The names Of all chaperoncs arc: Mrs
= Nels Anderson. Mrs. Jennie Boyd, Mrs.
: Burnett Mrs. J. Frank Ball, Miss Caro-
lline Crew Nirs. William +. Downing. Miss
Macleod. Miss Rowland Mrs. Leroy
! LDinsmore, Mrs. william Evans Mrs.
Harry Frazer. Mrs. z. W. Fem, Mrs.
william A. Calvin. Mrs. Joseph S. Ham
nton. Mrs. Mahlon Hnles. Mrs. John f.
Hudson. Mrs Harrison Howell Mrs Hy-
gate Mrs p. J. Isaac. Mrs. Anna Law
son. Mrs Leak. Miss Mccracken. Mrs. c.
r. mitchell, Mrs. Earl Mills. Mrs James
S. Price. Mrs. Jane Pennewin M SIS Mabei
Jones. Mrs Pogue Mrs I. z Perry Mrs.
charles r. Reid. Mrs. Kate Pan iman Mrs.
,nna L. REYNOLDS, Mrs Henry Snyder,
Mrs. Frank Swan. Mrs J. r Smith Miss
Theiiman. Mrs Tarbutton Mrs r Van
Geider. Mrs. Leonard E. Wales. Miss Eli
zabeth Wales and Mrs. Ferdinand L. Gil
= pin.
William Bancroft. Henry b. Thompson
III and General James II. Wilson are the
n latest contributors to the automobile list
n A number Of manufacturing plants havs
not responded as yet to the request fol
"noise" at o'clock sharp on Satur ay
IL morning This is the signal which win an.
Ia ncunce the collections. collectors in theii
n various districts will begin their work ane
n the automobile parade win start from th'
Soldiers and Sailors monument and pro
oeed 10 the Security Trust and safe De
posit Company where they win disbussI
u and will later return with the bags Of
money, where the banking department has
consented 10 work all afternoon counting
a money.
Prizes For the Collectors.
In connection with the collection In AID
Of the Anti-Tuberouiosls Society on sat
urday. a number OF valuable prizei
have been contributed by the merchant
Of the city 10 be given TO the success
fui coIectors
Il has been arranged to give two prize
70 the two collectors in each city ware