Evening journal., 1909-10-13
ARRANGING FOR
BIG COLLECTION
Auto Own'rS Offer Machines
to Assist in Hunt For
Hope Farm Funds

The Delaware Red Cross Society is get
ting In shape its plans for the big COL
lection to be taken throughout the city
on october 30 for the beneHn>cf the Della
ware Auti-Tuberculosis Society.
The following have offered the use OF
uieir automobiles for the house-to-house
card collection by tho Red cross Society
on October 80:
Henry p. Scott, Pierre S. dupont,
Grantley P. Postles, Irenee dupont, Al
fred ID. Warner, Eugene DUPONT, Alfred
Robin, Willard salisbury. Lammot du-
Pont. F, w. Curtis.
The following have volunteered TO act
as collectors;
Miss Mary Mccullough, West Eleventh
street; Miss Martha Mccullough, West
Eleventh street; Miss Alberta Rawlfns,
West Eleventh street: Miss Leona Tam
many. Delaware avenue near Union;
Mss Florence Allison, West Eighth
street; Miss Marion Waller. Gilpin ave-
nue. near Scott; Miss Theresa Seller,
Eighth and Clayton; Miss Audrey Stay
ton. West Eleventh street; Miss Sadio
Ell@ood. West Eleventh street: Miss
Pauline Jones. Delaware avenue near
Union. Their chaperone win be Mrs.
Charles l.. Reid. OF No. 400 Franklin
street. and their district win be some
where in the Seventh ward.
The Saint Stephens Lutheran Church.
through their pastor the Rev. Fre7esio
Deer. have sent in the following names
for collectors and chaperones. Their dis
tr.cts TO be assigned later;
Mrs. Jennie Boyce. Thir' eenth and Or
anve; Mrs. Henry Snyder. Fourteenth
and Orange: Miss Emma Thlslman,
Fourth and Broome: Mrs. p ]. Isaac,
1877 West; Miss Elsie Oherly. 2s7 Broome:
Miss Kate Raudman. 5O7 East Tenth;
Miss Elsie Truman. 800 West Tenth; Miss
Felen Haman. 2lO West Seventeenth: Mss
Minnie Hirzei. Gil East Seventh; Miss
Louise Krautter. 626 jackson.
The children OF public school No. 10
Miss sali'e c. Bye. principal. and OF pub
lie school No 8, Miss Annie r. Ma
garity, principal. have volunteered TO aid
in the distribution OF the coin cards on
October q. one week before the day OF
the relief movement proper. Public school
No. X. Miss salHe p. Evans. principai.has
sent in the names Of ten boys who will
act as distributors. Twenty thousand Of
the coin cards have been ordered from
Boston through the firm Of e. s. r.
Butler and Son and they will soon be n
hand.
Louis ToplIis. weil-known merchant
has volunteered TO letter the bags Of tbs
collectors for the relief by placing or
them the red cross and the collector
number. so that no mistake can be mad
as to who gathers them. Lippincott an,
Co. have donated a bolt OF muslin, fror
which the bags will be made
N Hard r. Davis. the jeweler has OF
eered to donate the first prize for N
occasion. He viii give a womnn's gol
watch and It Is expected the connect
tion for this prize viii be lively. Oths
prizes have been ore-ed by william Law
ton and Alfred d. Peoples. tt Is houe
to secure twenty-five prizes for the occs
sion.
r. Rlumenthal and Companv and Rich
ard Patzowskv have agreed TO place a.00
of the coin cards IN the paw enve'ones o
The emploves OF Their plants. thus DIS
tributing them in manner most salts
factory to tre cornm'ttee.
The F'ever'h Ward Democratic Clul
and TIE Eleventh Ward Peuubllcau clrl
have offered the use OF their transparen
cies. The movement is now progress'ul
IN a verv satisfactory manner and w''i
the enthusiasm OF the public aroused N
!. committee expects It to be a big sue
cess.