Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-09
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paign, worked out along the same
line.
All Records Smashed
All records were broken to-day,
when the teams reported finally at
luncheon in the Board of Trade
Hail. The subscriptions were re-
ported for the day as follows;
Division A, j. William Bowman,
enrode, captain, s14,250; Team No.
2, Charles c. Getter, captain, $3.50;
Team No. g. e. d. Hilleary, captain,
S13, 500; Team No. 4, Frank c. Sites,
captain, $4,000; Team No. 8, r. 70.
Weaver, captain, S13,7O0; total, $751;
050.
Division B, A.. f. Buchanan, chair
man-Team No. 6. Arthur ID. Bacon,
captain, S24, 100; Team No. Z, Fran
els j. Hall, captain, $131,10O; Team
No. 8. John S. Musser, captain, $14,-
100; Team No. 8. George S. Reinoehl,
captain, $10G,250; Team No. 10. A.
Carson Stamm, captain, $26,70O; to-
tai. $302.O50.
Division C, Henderson Gilbert,
chairman-Team No. IL, William II.
Bennethum, Jr., captain, 1850;
Team No. 12, S. B. Eby, captain, So
4O0S Team No. 1S, Major Edward III.
Schell, captain, $36,550; Team No.
IA, j. Grant Schwarz, captain, $16,-
captain, $6,400; total, SS0,350.
Division d, John f. Sweeney,
chairman. Team No. 16, Arthur H.
Bailey, captain, s23,S50; Team No.
IT, Robert A. Enders, captain, $S,-
500; Team No. IS, H. w. Cough,
captain. $11,400; Team No. 10, Da-
vid Kaufman, captain, $10,450;
Team No. 20, V. w. Kenny, $12,-
900; total, $66,200.
Allied Towns, Victor F. Lecoq, Sd,
chairman: Dillsburg, $3.50; Dun
cannon, $4,000; Elizabethville, SILL
200; Hershey, S12,500; Hummels-
town, $1,000; Lemoyne, $19,1OO;
Lykens, $10,5OO; Middletown, $22,-
700; Millersburg, $4,000; New
Bloomfield. $4,000: Newport, $4,-
75O; Wellsville, $3.50; Wormleys-
burg, $1,000.
Executive committee, David e.
Tracy, chairman. Total, $101,7SO.
Francis j. Halls team, which was
first the first day and second yester-
day in the amount of subscriptions
taken, ran first again to-day, and
George S. Reinoehrs team, which
was first yesterday, ran second to-
day. The division managed by An
drew E. Buchanan maintained it's
lead once more, having had it for
the two days previous, and carried
off honors for the campaign with a
total subscription for the three days
of $4,000.
Many interesting features were de-
veloped in the reports. Postmaster
Sites campaigned all day with three
members. Mr.. Moeslein, a German;
Peter niagara, Italian, and himself,
American born, and rolled up a big
subscription because Mr.. Moeslein
and Mr.. Magaro were able to speak
to many people in their native Ian
guage who could not otherwise have
been approached.
Mr.. Eckenrode reported that there
were in the campaign no less than
AZ insurance agents who had given
all their time to the work; this out
of q total of so insurance men in
THE city. A representative of Ell
liot-Fisher Company reported that
the employees of that corporation had
subscribed $1,000 and that when
needed That company always could
be counted upon for front-rank place
in any service it can perform for
the community good.
f. J. Stackpole, reporting for an
absent manager. took occasion to
thank Donald Mccormick for the
excellent manner in which the cam