Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-23
MOVIE" SLIDES
TOAD HOSPITAL
FUND CAMP A|GN
Will Be Flashed Announcing
Need of $4,000 for st.
MichaeI's.

Publicity will be the keynote of the
twelve-day campaign to raise $4,000
for the payment of the new addition
to st. Michael's Hospital. At meet
ing of the executive committee IN
charge of the campaign, held at the
headquarters in the Kinney building
last night, William P. O'Rourke was
appointed chairman of committee
to request all local moving picture
theatres to exhibit slides announcing
the campaign.
Monsignor Whelan announced that
Governor James f. Fielder and Or.
Edgar J. I'll have accepted invita-
tons to speak at the banquet which
will open the campaign. The dinner
will be held at Turnbull Auditorium
Tuesday night, February 10.
Chief of Police Michael I. Long
was appointed a canvassing captain
and will attend to subscriptions
among members of the police depart
ment. Fire Commissioner Thomas e,
Burke, Chief Engineer Paul j. Moore
and Deputy Chief McDermitt will
perform the same service among the
f1remen.
The complement of captains for
canvassing teams is now nearly COM
plete. Mrs. M. F. Mclaughlin, chair
man of the first section of women
workers for the campaign, announced
yesterday the selection of the follow
ing captains: Mrs. Thomas GALLAGHER,
Mrs. Louis Corbitt, Miss Lucy Cor
bitt, Miss Grace McManus, Miss Helen
Mccormick, Miss Margaret Ballard,
Mrs. Miles Quinn, Mrs. Edward
Duffy, Mrs. John f. Sinnott, Mrs Ed
ward F. Mcdonald, Miss Margaret
Leonard, Miss Anna Toohey, Miss
Adelaide Henegan, Mrs. George Tay-
lor, Mrs. James Dourd, Mrs. Cum
mings Splaine, Miss Loretta Murray,
Mrs. Adam Berg, Mrs. Rose Berrer,
Mrs. James Crawley, Miss Anastasia
Demare, Mrs. Angelo Bianchi, Mrs.
John L. Carroll, Mrs. Thomas Nc
Hugh, Miss Marie C. Carrick, Mrs.
Nelson Townsend, Mrs. George Nc
Clellan, Mrs. Francis j. Reynolds and
Mrs Edward F. Reihbold.
Mrs. H. c.. Cory, chairman of the
second section Nof the women work.
ers, announced the selection of team
captains as follows: Mrs. J. Allen
Conklin. Miss Ella Delaney, Miss
T. Pagan, Mrs. Daniel Galligan,
Mrs. William H. CASTOR, Miss Glare
Kessner, Miss Gertrude Lintott, Miss
Margaret Mahon, Mrs. BARLEY Quinn,
1r., Miss Katherine Rice, Mrs. Frank
Sinnott, Miss Mary Corcoran, Miss
Susan Quinn, Mrs. Edward r. Burns,
Mrs. Peter Fox, Mrs. Victor B. Cooke,
Miss Alice Woodward, Mrs. Thomas
f. Cummings, Mrs David Mulcahey
and Miss Nan Malone.
Joseph j. Mullin, chairman of the
citizens committee, announced at last
nights meeting that the following
team captains had been chosen:
Joshua Brierley, Michael T. Long,
Andrew J. Brady. James F. Caffrey,
William J. Finger, Timothy F. Foyle,
Thomas c. Hayes, Joseph A. Kircher,
Charles w. Littlefield, James E. Nc
Evoy, Owen P. Mahon, Joseph L.
Mullin, George d. Mccormick, John
McNellen, Paul j. Moore, James V.
Mcguire, Michael M. Mullin, John ].
O'Rourke. John F. O'Hara, Edward
g. O'Neill, John Seaman, George
Caparn, p. F. Mcguire, Joseph L.
Nolan, William H. McEnhlll, James
James F. Collins, Moses Reichman,
Thomas F. Pryor. JOHN. Atkins,
Edward j. Rice, James F. Prender-
CAST, c. A. McGlennon, Joseph L.
Nolan and John Haskin.
]. Harry Henegan, chairman of the
yiung business mems committee re-
ported the selection of the following
cdpldluS' Joseph M 6yrne, IT., JONI
H. Beger, jr., Andrew c. Murray. jr.,
Alfred Lunney, Joseph A Ward, Will
lam Gekle, James S. Mullen, William
Wohlgemuth, John Durr, Joseph Nc
Mahon, John Reilly. John DeBiase,
Dominic Valentino, Roesta Cerasto,
William Rafferty,. Amato Rosamilia,
William E. Quinn, Albert J. Mcclure,
Charles J. Cosgrove, John G. Schweik-
hardt, William johnson, William Nc
Tague, John H. Waters, William
Duffy, James Caffrey, I. Charles Lift
Ernest Hornig, Henry Hahn, Joseph
V. Lupo. Philip E. Heery, Andrew j.
Brueckner, Leo Reilly. Fred J.
Hinchie, James j. IcAteer, Philip NJ.
Coyne, Thomas J. Herlihy and Will
lam Brandenburgh, jr.