Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-24
HOSPITAL FUND
WORKERS PASS
100000 MARK
$4,000 Gift Made by Bernard
NJ. Stanley, Jr.-Total Now
Reaches $l00,z20.

With the gift of $1,000 from Bernard
Nj. Stanley, jr.. the campaign to raise
$4,000 for ST. Michael's Hospital has
been given fresh impetus. Though
lacking nearly $4,000 workers in the
campaign are confident of reaching
their objective point by tomorrow
might The fund now totals s100, ,220. .95.
Mr.. Stanley has been the moving
spirit fashs% fnpaigD. As chairman
Of the executive committee in charge
OF raising the fund he has given
much of his time to the active man
agement of the campaign. Mr.. Shan
ley can see nothing but success at
the end of the twelve days work, and
has transmitted much of this spirit
to the individual workers. Mr.. Shan
ley's gift of last night follows con-
tribution of $4,000 which he made at
the start of the campaign.
Announcement of the contribution
from Mr.. Shan1ey was made at a
meeting of the citizens committee
workers last night by Tax Commits
sioner John l.. Carroll, and was re-
ceived with vociferous applause. Com
pany X, of the canvassers, under the
captaincy of Mr.. Stanley, reported
an additional $1,000 raised since the
last meeting on Friday night.
The workers reported a total of $9,
246.75 in 655 different pledges. The
pennant for the evening was again
awarded to the team under Captain
Thomas f Pryor. jr., which reported
sF79. Captain Pryor's team has won
the pennant at every meeting of the
citizens section of the workers.
Second honors went to the workers
under William II. McEnhill, who re-
ported S533. rs. The fire and police
teams under Chief Moore and Chief
Long have not yet made a report, but
will probably do so at the final meet
ing of all workers in the Palace Ball
room tomorrow night.
A report of section of the women
workers was made yesterday after
noon. They turned in $685. 12 A con-
tribution of 500 was made by the A.
p. A. Card Club, and one of $36 by the
clerks of the Internal Revenue office.
Section of the women workers
will report this afternoon and the
young mems section will report to-
night. The success or failure of the
campaign will be determined by the
final report of all the workers tornor-
row night.
The companies of the Citizens Com
mittee last night reported as as fol-
lows: Company A. Johua Brierley,
$50: Company B. Andrew j. Brady.
5000; Company C, James f. Caffrey,
SIS; Company d. William j. Efinger,
$i47.50; Company e. T. F. Foyle,
s115; Company F, P. ]. Gilroy. $3.50;
Company G, A. Harry Hoppen, $1e2;
Company H, Joseph A. Kircher, $780,
5O Company s.. John j. O'Rourke,
$120: Company V, John Scanlan. Sill:
Company w, William H. McEnhill,
$533 rs; Company X, B. M Shan'ey,
jr., 5000; Company |, James E. Col
Inns, sl60.75; Company 2, Moses Reich
man, $152, Company 8, James ]. Nc
Laughlir, $50; Company 4, Joseph L.
Nolan. SIS; Company Is. Charles B.
Mulvihill, s64; Company 4 Thomas F.
Pryor, jr., s579; Company 8, c. A. Mo
Glennon. East Newark. Sill; Com
pany II. James r. Prendergast, Har-
rison. s1S4: Company IA, Thomas F.
OConnor, Harrison, s36; Company 16,
James H. Davenport, Irvington. s125..-
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