The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-21

thc help 81 the IN G. A. Ma
God give IA courage 20 meet the try
ing days before uss We must never
! lose our trust IN Him
Mr. l.arned followed Mr. Gray anc
thrilled tho workers With his refer
once ~ the men in Tho trenches
crust BOYS. he called chem
eIsn't ~ worth while Pc said Is
work Tor the foy- who are COINS
over thg Top tomorrow For the bo'
who. only q ht'lc while ago, felt tht
pro, urr 20 mothers arm about
tr mock as Do SAID goodbye ] an
SORRY fr- The man who has never
had fhc Sos of being in % eampasa
Hke fris THE So work npifes ih'
human trrch ~ carries mother love
right 20 fhe boss on Che firms Inc
teu you gentlemen the cry is
rroud ~ SOU as t has been proud
of no other group of mon IN years
FOR putting ths campaign over tn'
top
nr Iaue3 fook ut'le hing az
any ant--uf-ag.s that may pave
been in Ie crowd
N hterd yol gve "a sen Tor me
women" 80 sad cts 200 bad We
d0nt aM vote as We tcIi
Frank Kane VITO with charles A
TFsrrc-. handled tGr publicity end
OF the drive. Was called on Tor 4
how and made a speech that was
fba ht of .he evening his refer
ercee % Tho individual members OF
the executive committee we're pa
end sincere
aTbe men over there are thanking
YOU and thauslng she United States
tonight Cor the I " e. A salc
chairman Goodenough when al The
reports were So
"S.nce have been n this cam
rafrn 4 have become a disciple ~
Omar Khayyaw 90 the extent a. sub
~.binr to his philosophy that
what we spend we have and Vhat
we give away We have. but Nhst we
keep We lose
II have enjoyed every minute ~
this campaign TIE manner 10
which Detroit has responded 20 me
cau for funds has made me prouder
Of my city than ! have ever been
before. The corporations have
shown a sne spirit and many work
inrmen have given like millinnaires.
And We have done more than merely
raise monev-ve have been spread
ing the gospel OF patriotism.
Il am surprised AZ the attitude o.
some OF our men % wealth. IL All
these campaigns We see the same
old names for the same old amounts.
II ls tine The wealthy men % De
tro!t who haven't given their share.
woke UP and carried part o; the bur
den. Otherwise ] think their names
should be published that all may
know who the slsckers are"
The total reported Tuesday night
was s7e.s5974 The Exchange club
topped the list with S25.s7s2s and
the Detroit Rotary club came IN
strong with sl0.34336 A T. Tuu
reporting for the former. said the
report included se.fo0 given by tho
employees and members Of the De
froit Y. VI. c a he told OF one
worker who had taken a subscrip-
ton from q former officer n the
Prussian army. The club encounter
cd one factory. he reported. where
The workers are giving % cents a
week from heir pay for war -cliei
work. and thought other plants
might take this as an example
The Rotary clubs report Included
additional donations from Dodge
brothers and employees. who gave 2
total of S23.610 $500 from tho EN-
ployes OF the J L. Hudson company
m additiona, 81 S25 from the school
teachers size from the Orphsum
iheater. and 1856 from the Regent
theater.
The Highland Park Rotary club
turned 10 si,537.ss as rs final offer
ing all cash except S25. This N.
GUIDED q contribution Of 81 600 from
The Highland Park state bank
Tho nineteenth on the executive
committee assignment list. the L
a. club, r Mansfield reported,
had exceeded IFS quota 90 per cont
had obtained 10000 subscriptions IN
amounts ranging from g. down 70
one cent. and after thor0ly comDing
Us territory skipped over % Redford
and raised 5000 more This. n was
remarked. will help TO compensate
for some ~ the fines Redford has
collected from Detroit motorists.
The total number Of subscribers 10
the Detroit fund is estimated AZ
close 70 $1,000 The money is still
pouring into me banks and some or
the teams still have work 20 com.
plete. II De expected he FUND will
be close 20 s1oo0.000 when the last
dollar is In.
william LvinEstone and John ".
Staley. who were general chairman
and executive manager, respective
Is. ~ the last Liberty loan drive.
we're guests OF the executive com
mittee az the dinner and spoke
briefly.
Miss Bates Anderson. Of the Madi.
son theafer, sang a group of songs
I'd. Hanavan yeiimaFter FOR Michi-
gan In 1912. substituted FOR JeF
" ebb az cheer leader