Evening journal., 1913-11-06
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tince noon yesterday and the women's
teams collected s5,2O925.
Owing to some confusion over
cards containing the names of sub
Bcribers, all cards Will be turned in
TO the committees and Will be re-
apportioned.
While subscriptions in any amount
are welcomed by the hospital manaac-
mcnt, in campaigns similar TO the ho'
Weopat lleneslnpaign Vt frequently hap.
ors wish TO make suh-crip.
pel9la Emory OF some relative OF
ifiend whose interest in the institution
aid welfare OF the community was very
marked during his lifetime.
For the information OF those desiring
to establish memorials the following
suggestions may be helpful
$4,000 entities donor to endow in
Perpetuity a private room with priy-
lege of naming patient during six
months of the year
$1,000 cndows in perpctuity private
room with privilege of naming patient
three month OF the year
$500 endows in perpetuity a bed in a
ward, with privilege of naming patient
during four months OF the year
$1,000 endows in perpetuity a bed in a
ward. with privilege of naming patient
two months OF the year.
5000 endows bed in a ward iu per-
petuity, privilege OF naming patient
lduring one month OF the year.
Admission OF patients are OF COURSE
subject to the rules and regulations gov
gerning all cases.
Any sum given or bequcathed to thu
endowment fund will be invested per
manently, and the income or interes
only used; the principal always remain
intact
Workingmen Interested.
That workingmen Of the city are be
coming interested in the campaign TO
el5o.000 j. shown by the contribution
by workingmen in tie employ of th
New Castle Leather Company Ihes
men donated total of S7l, in amount
ranging from ten cents up No matte
how small the sum. all donations ar
welcome and should the thousands O
other worlingnnen in the city contrihut
in like manner. they will have aided
lgreat cause The Homeopathic Hospita
has been a friend OF the Workingmnn fo
the past quarter of century. and at n
time in all those years has he bee
asked to assist tins worthy institution
until now.
Hundreds of workinemen have been re
moved to the Homeopathic Hospital fol
kDwing hurts in accidents and al O
them will testify to the good attention
and care they received. One thing th
toiler must remember. and that IS, &C
cident doesn't select the most favoiabl
time. Today his baby may be lnocke
down by an automobile on some othe
member of his family injured. Acciden
NAV also befall him while he Is at hi
work Then is when the hospital
needed. and in order to provide periec
institution where accident cases ar
handled in such number as at th
Homeopathic Hospital, it is absolutel
Essential that 81 shnuld receive som
financial assistance when in need
Neither the city or State contributes on
penny to maintain any of the ire
wards in this hospital.
One other thing that. should be dwell
on is the free mhtcrnitv wand (which thi
hospital. the only one in Delaware
maintains.
The management Of the institutio
is paying little attention to criticisr
recently made concerning a maternit
case which was said 10 have been rs
fused at the hospital. because sue
criticism was absolutely unjust an
without foundation. No such patieI
was presented at that institution f
aimittance. and none of the circun
stances surrounding the case in que
Hon were known to the superintel
dent of the hospital. These we're.
feubstance. the words of Mayor Ha
.rfson w. Howell in his address at Il
opening. banquet of the campaig
Since that time some figures ? ha-
been obtained which show to VII
extent the Homeopathic Hospital a
MINISTERS to mothers.
In the past fourteen years the
have been sos maternity cases treats