Evening journal., 1913-11-03
HOSPITAL AIDS
OPEN $l5O,OOO
HUNT TONIGHT
Workers Will Be Sent AWAY
on Charity Errand After
Dinner at Hotel DUPONT
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR
GIVE THEIR SUPPORT

Four hundred workers in the cam
paign for s150.O0O for the Homeopa-
thic Hospital. will dine tonight al
the Hotel DUPONT. as guests OF the
executive committee of the campaign
and will be addressed by Governor
Charles r. Miller. Mayor Harrison w
Howell. c. B. Landis, former Con
gressman from Indiana, Edgar r
Honey, director of the project. w. n
Barnard, Jr.. and others. Tonight will
mark the formal opening of the cam.
paign which will extend for ten days
In consequence all who have volun.
teered in the cause are on their til
toes waiting for tine word "go.'
Early tomorrow morning the can.
yassers will start out on their errant
Of charity. Subscriptions in any
sum viii be received, but one thlnf
the giver should remember is that h,
has sixteen months IN which 10 com.
plete his payments, a sum represent
ing one-fourth the amount subscribed
to be paid every four months. Thi,
easy payment plan will enable every.
body to give.
During the. campaign there will b,
a noon-day luncheon each day at tn,
Hotel Dupont, for the workers. wher
/ reports will be received. The progres.
made each day will be noted on AZ
I immense clock, which has figures OF
It's face. up to the amount desired
] Sl50,OOO. This clock stands on thl
Court House lawn, facing Tentl
] street
The Homeopathic Hospital has don,
a great amount OF charitable work
Prominent surgeons, several Of whom
are leaders in their profession, IN thil
country, are associated with this hos
! pital, and numerous miraculous cure
/ have been effected there.
One must consider that acciden
doesn't select the most favorable time
place or condition. So the hospita
/ which handles accident cases must b.
modern, efficient. perfectly organized
and provided with ample financial as
sistance in order that every available
device for the saving Of life and limb
may be had. Whether from capitals
CT laborer, all contributions, no mat
ter what the sum, will be gratefully
received by the management of th
hospital
The raising of fund of s150.00O 70
} The Homeopathic Hospital comes a
an opportune time. This year is tn
twenty-fifth anniversary of the insti
tuition OF the hospital. The purpos
OF the fund is to provide a revenue {
assist in meeting the expenses OF th
hospital. For twenty-five years char
table men and women, some OF whoi
we're present quarter Of a centur
ago, when Il was decided TO start II
hospital. have labored hard to kes
the institution going and meeting Il
financial obligations incurred year a
ter year. Il is primarily for the pu
pose Of lifting this burden that Il
management OF the hospital concludl
to ask the public 10 provide a slnkiI
fund for the institution This matt
had been under consideration Il
many months before the final mo-
was made, and. judging from the e
pressions heard on all sides. the car
paign will be a success.
Following Is the list OF the leader
of the campaign and the workers:
Col. BENJAMIN Nields, chairman
Robert d. Kemp. treasurer. Jam,
L. Banning, John S. Rsssell. Mr.
Charles Rupert. Mrs. Sterling
, Thomas, Mrs. Harrison W. Howe
Mrs. James Bancroft, Mrs. W.
Pennypacker, Mrs. BENJAMIN Nield
Wilson Palmer, Peter ]. Ford. Lindl,
c. Kent, Mrs. G. W. Weldin. Mrs.
, c. Fredericks. Mrs Samuel Bancroi
{ Mrs. Samuel n. Trump, Mayor Harr
son w Howell, Mrs. Alfred S. Elliot
/ Charles W. Pusey, Frank Thoma
! Mrs. W. G. Mahaffy, Mrs. e. T. Negei
> dank, Mrs. John Mendinhall. Mrs.
: A. Kittinger. Newell Barnard. Jr., Mr.
] Henry Bancroft
t Business Mems Committee OF 100
Mayor Harrison w. Howell, Chai
man.
No. William C. Coyne, vice-chai
, man.
No. 2-B. C. Grommon, vice-chai
, man, L. Walker. H. Y. Jamison. j.
Stroud, L. Beardslee. J. 3. Broad, WI
, liam Staniar, Elmer Perry, w. r. Me
, ten. Charles Mcguire.
: No. 3-T. Allen Hilles, vice-chai
. man. Robert ID. Kemp, Frank
I Lackey. Edgar NJ. Hopes. Jr., Gale
! Stabler. Edgar L. Haynes, Henry
Bailey, Caleb NJ. Steward.
No. 4=Dr. ]. p. Lukens. vice-chai
. man: I. NJ. Finn. F. w. Pierson.
Y. Postles. S. c. Frederick, H. r. Pei
mock. z. T. Negendank, l.. w. Film
Mitchell Greenwood, c. NJ. Allmor
No. 5-William ]. McCorkindal
} vice-chairman; Shermer II. Stradle
l John Paris, Jr., Wilbur Adams. Haro
S. Schutt, John Neary, Alexand
Laird. William Hill, John W. Mac
. lem, II. S. Rodearmel, G. c. Mon
gomery.
No. 6-F. V. Massey, vice-chairmai
Robert L. Foord, Frank A. Alderma
Charles M. Banks, Edward H. Bre
nan, Jr.. Frank A. Mccoy, James
Chandler. Charles w. Schagrin, Frai
l. V. Finn, Joseph Fidance.
No. John Richardson. Jr. vic
a chairman: Alfred S. Elliott T. Chal
Z" ley Hatton. William A. Mode. f.
Moody, A. ID. Peoples. l.. Scott Tow
= send, A. d. Warner. William p. Whil
y No. s-James s.. Stirling, vice-chal
e man; William C. Taylor. Fred II. NJ
= zaw. John J. Hayes. Leroy w. Hic
man. Daniel P Buckley. George
70 Ward. Franklin ]. Murphy. HON
2 Barry. Daniel p Barnard.
e No. 9-Harry Divine, vlce-chairma
# Hugh Bradley, c. o. Schofield,
o SneigeIhalter. John W. Scott, Jam
IS III scott. James McNally. W. p. M
/ liken. ]. II. German. I. p. McElw'
IS Thomas J. Gatlee. John Leaderwori
D, Harry Hollingsworth, Harry Hacke
IT David Moyler, George r. Boyle. w.
n Stevenson. Frank Seigrist. II. b. Ca
ter Harry c. Tazewell. George Cam
a hell