Evening journal., 1914-11-04

Of stockings.
A. Hende Of Grace NJ. E. Church. babys cap
Miss Mary Thompson Grace NJ E. Church. four flannel UNDER
skirts
dren.
George Braunsisn boys
Nathan Miller coat
Miss Martha E. SOlOman. chfds
s SisS Agnes %s,o EOr aI1@; girls coat
Charles Miller SRHds 'V coat
Sunday ' school sSi' class in Grace NJ Church
stockings
semp,e II yards Of flannel
Mrs NJ EnseIman No. 1926 w Eighteenth candy hand
Miss Alice Lincoln handsome
E. Kennedy two pairs
"a Friend" blocks
s. Jones, candy
Frank Sharpless little
folks color kit
pins one set of water color paints Life Abraham Lincoln
animal tales and Mother pictures several other books for
children and complete boxing boys.
Crosby Hill Company, merchants Market street
as heartily in favor Of the War Cdren Christmas GIFT movement
n sneenourg Co. are also enthusiastic and announce that they viii
contribute much merchandise other Wilmington mercantile house
r. Top Sons street. enlisted heart
Europe announces that IT will
On Of wearing apparel for the children
W. Burke Of
following articles all suits Of undercOtes pairs Of stockings
pairs Of gloves infants undercOhes infants
sacque, dolls a o
NJ of
suits Of underclOhes chd suit pairs of mi doll in
American flags; pair set play blocks bag Of
marbles wrapped an American flag Each gift contains small Amer
NJ rostv '' ''' ''''S' wishing YOU '''''
THE EVENING JOURNAL received children yesterday
following
EARN. trea aoS nb 0bt 5arnp~ Doe,os one " os castillo an Ths
clearly smpathers they directed that the
contents of the box be given to Belgian Hddes.
From Mitchell H. Greenwood Of No 1OlI Washington street. have
following articles for Belgian ehldren Three peOa
one and small tool chest
HOn the Marion Apartments Four pairs Of stockings
From primary department
underhrts and chnds ironing
An anonymous sympahzer a books
who wishes her withheld sends pink
shawl and scarf all wOOI and hand made
ACCOMPANYING them is pair Of pulse warmers ,..
Germany whose father is in the army with accompanying Merry
Friend in Spruce bundle
appare' "fOr the Belgian orphans"
From kndhenred person at No. ssOO West Seventeenth street two
S s containing ,o S, %SD the sp RI S Children 0 u '"
From Russell Mackin, No Ss Krkwood street, package toys
Europe OF Christ
Il o them this side OF the Atlantic.
That because their fathers in the armies Of Germany Great
Britain France Austria Russia Belgium serVa and Montenegro the
military hospitals Of the several countries or worse i buried in the
purpose Chndrens
Christmas least 100000 those children the dis
ributOn to be made mpaay in all the lands involved in the war
,norons WTngonians and DeIawaans generally arc invited 10
participate the part of Santa Claus to these war kde
who have the sympathy Of the civilized world
Hammond National chairman OF the fund.- and Mrs.
ye editor the American Club Woman Magazine its
appointed THE EVENING JOURNAL their official repre-
accepted appointment wishes remind those desire
reach several weeks before
Christmas that distribution may be made
THE EVENING JOURNAL invites
public private
organizations of all kinds this Santa Claus work, which
of international
When comforting to
contributed
dren easng gifts them
mpahng thought
heart OF Delaware child
Therefore, your Riddles,
quickly the that they the bene6aies in
and doing the United States and that broad enough TO overlap into
the the other side OF the Atlantic
ELKTON REMAINS aDRYy the afternoon the liquor advocates