Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-20
HOSPITAL FUND
MOVES TOWARD
100000 MARK
Workers Ready for Three Days
"Free=fOr-All' EffOrt-T0taI
Now S72,323.

The st. Michael's Hospital fund is
we'll on its way toward the 100000
mark and the 1,400 campaigners are
preparing for three-day "free-for-
all" effort to close the campaign next.
week.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day the workers will have no special
assignments but will be allowed to
take pledges from any one. Many of
the workers are planning to canvass
factories and office buildings during
| this time II is expected that all
records Of the campaign TO raise
$130,000 viii be broken.
Yesterday was an '.off day with
the campaigners. Only about 5000
was reported. None of the workers,
however. was a bit discouraged by
this showing. The report of the
Yaung Business Mems Committee
last night brought the total to
$72, ,323.20.
Rev. William Brennan, of ST. Pat
rick's Cathedral, said grace at the
dinner of the young men in the
Turnbull Auditorium last night Mon
signor Whelan was present.
First honors were captured by the
team under Cereste Cerato, which re-
ported 1872 in seventy-four different
subscriptions. Captain John Howe's
team was second with $343 and Cap
tain Andrew ]. Breuckner's workers
came third with $3.50.
EIks Contribute.
Announcement was made by Bern
ard NJ. Stanley, chairman of the
campaign executive committee that
500 had been received from Newark
Lodge No. q. 3. P. o. E., and that
the Mineral Water Drivers Union
had contributed $40. Accompanying
the contribution of the Elks was a
letter wishing the workers success in
their campaign.
The second section of the women
workers reported s2,54S at a luncheon
in the headquarters yesterday after
noon. Rev. George P. Dougherty
said grace. The largest amount re-
ported was s2s7 by the team under
Miss Ella Delaney.
Miss Anna L. Beltaire reported
$156.75 raised among the teachers of
the Morton Street Public School
The teams under Chief Engineer
Paul ]. Moore. of the fire department.
and Chief Michael T. Long, of the
police department, have not yet made
a report. and it is expected that
they will report all of their contribu-
tions at one of the meetings next
week.
Teams Reports
The teams reported as follows
Team No. II. Joseph NJ. Byrne, ir.,
$15S; Team No. Is, John Fl, Beger, jr..
$5l; Team No. 10, Andrew c. Murray.
jr, se25; Team No. 90, Joseph A Ward,
S49; Team No. 21. William Gekle, $f01;
Team No. 90, William Wohlgemuth,
SPAS; Team No. "a, John e. Durr, s2o5;
Team No. 25, Jeremiah J. Mcmahon,
s62; Team n. &c. John Di Baiase. S64;
Team No. 81 Creste Cerato 1872;
Team No %, William V. Rafferty,,
$lQ1: Team No. 20. Amato Rosamilia,
sH4 rs; Team No. so, Albert J. Nc
CURE. $204; Team No 81. John C.
Schweikhardt, 1924 Team No. SS,
William T. Duffy, $24.50; Team No 81,
James r. Caffrey, S53; Team No. S5,
John Howe, $343; Team No 3S, Joseph
" Lupo. 500; Team No. 40, Andrew J.
Brueckner s255; Team No. Al, Leo A.
Reilly, $1S: Team No 43, Barclay j
Quinn, $3.50; Team No. "A, Michael A.
Castelano. $66; Team No. As. Peter M.
Mullin, jr., SIS; Team No. 46, Sylves-
ter j. Connolly. s42; Team No AZ,
Seorge d. Mccormick. $3.50; Team No. |
so, Fred ]. Hinche, Kearny. s1S1; !
Team No. So. Thomas C. Herlihey, Ar |
lington, $41.