Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-19
HALF WAY
MARK IN HOSPITAL
FUND CAMPAIGN
St. Michael's Workers Report
S66,ll3.70 Has Been Raised.
Hope TO Exceed Needed Sum.

The $4,000 building and equipment
fund for ST Michael,s Hospital Is
now more than half raised. Workers
are looking forward TO the end OF
the campaign next Wednesday with
confidence. A final meeting and re-
port of all the team workers will
take place in the Palace Ballroom,
Washington and Bleecker streets,
next Wednesday night, when 1t is
hoped that the reports will bring the
fund far above the needed amount.
The fund was raised to $66,113.10
by the report of the citizens commit
tee in the Turnbull Auditorium last
night. ]. Harry Henegan. chairman
of the young business mems commit
tee, presided, owing to the absence
of Joseph J. Mullin, chairman Of the
committee. Rev. James Clayton
Howard, pastor of the Halsey Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, vice.
president of the campaign executive
committee, said grace at the dinner.
Bernard M. Stanley, jr., chairman
of the executive committee, urged the
workers to take the slogan, $4,000 a
Day." for the remainder of the cam
paign. Os at the other two meetings
of the citizensr committee, the team
under Captain Thomas Pryor cap
tured the pennant with a report of
s537.50 raised in the last two days.
The special team under Bernard M.
Shanley, jr., reported $1,000 Michael
M. Mullins team raised $433. Owen
p. Mahon's team of postal clerks re-
ported 500. The total sum was di-
vided among 649 subscriptions.
r7r,n fret ca.-fio,, of ufoffaar xporlxarc
under Mrs. M. +. Mclaughlin, report
ed $4,574.50 at a meeting in the head
quarters yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
John l.. Carrolfs team again captured
first place with 1924. Miss Margaret
j. Ballard's workers came second
with s46S75.
Chairman Stanley paid a special
compliment to the workers under
Captain Mfs. Angelo Bianchi, who
secured LOG different subscriptions in
two days.
The companies of the citizens COM
mittee last night reported as follows:
Company "A, Joshua Brierley, no re-
port; Company B, Andrew j. Brady,
s121: Company C. James F. Caffrey,
s125; Company ID, William ]. Efnger,
S106. 10; Company e, T. F. Foyle, $122;;
Company F, p. J. Gilroy, s120; Com
pany G, A. Harry Hoppen, STILES;
Company H, Joseph A. Kircher, $1o9;
Company K, James e. McEvoy, Sis;
Company L. Joseph l.. Mullin, $1OS;
Company M. Owen p. Mahon, post
clerks, s100; Company r. Michael NJ.
Mullin, s43s Company S, John ].
O'Rourke. $149; Company v, John
Scanlan, $S5; Company w, William
III. McEnhill, 1888; Company X, B.
M. Stanley, jr., $1.020; Company Y,
Felix A. Lunney, $3.50; Company 2,
James J. McManus, $210; Company 1,
James F. Collins, $f42; Company 2,
Moses Reichman, 1864; Cofspany 8,
James j. Mclaughlin, $57; Company
6, Charles B. Mulvihill. ss7.25; Com
pany Z, Thomas #. Pryor. jr., s537.50;
Company 9. c. A. McGlennon, East
Newark, $105.50; Company 10, George
w. Caparn, Harrison, 5000; Company
II, James F. Prendergast, Harrison,
$25S; Company IL, Edward ]. Rice.
Harrison, $40; Company IA, Thomas
F.. O'Connor, Harrison. $1S1.50; Com
pany 16. James H. Davenport, Trv-
ington, $3.50.