Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-13
ALL KINDS OF MAYORS.
IN RED CROSS drive.
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for other teams. There will be clever
members Of his team and It is ex
pected that this extraordinary com
blnatlon will be correspondence sue
cessful in its moneyraising effort.
The team has evidently decided
that efficiency shall be the keynote
Of its campaign. In announcing Il:
makeup IL has given not only thg
names OF its members. but has in
cluded their Office, residence and
| telephone numbers so that nc one
who Is anxious TO contribute 10 thu
Red Cross Fund need have any diff
Guilty in finding some one 70 accept
HIS or her pledge. The complete list
with all OF this detailed information
Is:
James f. Price, Mayor, captain;
office, Mayors ONCE. Phone No 600;
residence. No. 1901 Washington
street, Phone No. 1853.
John w. Lawson. Mayor Elect: Of
flee. Pennsylvania Building. Phone
No. 1852; residence, No. 916 Jeffer
son street, Phone No. 4917
George M. Fisher, former Mayor;
Office and residence, No. 722 King
dence Phone No. 1910.
Charles d. Bird, former Mayor;
Office, No 627 East Fourth street,
Phone No. 1855; residence, Holly Oak,
Del.
Horace Wilson, former Mayor; OF
fee, foot OF Fourth street, Phone NO
$3.50; residence, No. 404 South Clay
ton street, Phone No. 10.
DIR. Harrison w. Howell, former
Mayor; Office and residence, No. SIG
Washington street, Phone No. 400.
Ralph Saltzman. Secretary to the
Mayor: Office Mayors ONCE Phone
No. 600; residence. No. 226 King
street Phone No 3126W.
William j. Highheld, City Treasur
er; office, City Treasurer's Office
/ Phone No. 600; residence. No 1914
Van Buren, street, Phone No. 5000.
William p. White, City Auditor;
office, City Auditors Office. Phone
No. $780, residence, No. Ala West
Twenty-third street, Phone No. 5206.
Weller E. Slower. President Of the
Board Of Assessment; Office Phone,
No. $500; residence, No 1900 North
Franklin street. Phone No. 6S6s
Mahlon Belts, Registrar OF the
Water Department; Office Phone
No. $500; residence. No. 906 Adams
street. Phone No 1851
Advocate Cause on Sunday.
The anniversary of the battle OF
Bunker Hill next Sunday will be
made an occasion for the display of
patriotism and religious fervor in
the churches throughout Delaware
The Red Cross managers, apprecia-
ting the historic significance Of the
blow then struck for civilization and
| liberty, have asked the religious
leaders OF every denomination to use
this occasion 10 lay before their REQ
pie the vital Importance Of American
success in the present world war
Red Cross work not even OF second
airy Importance In the waging of {
successful war, is to be passed TO TIL
various congregations in all Of IL
humanitarian and religious aspects
All sects and denominations will b
asked 70 give most serious thought {
the work in hand and to prepar
themselves to help make the can
paign for funds an Overwhelmin
success. The following letter is bein
sent to ever. Clergyman in the State
"As you doubtless have heard
the American Red Cross will
conduct a campaign 10 raise One
Hundred Million Dollars stimuli
taneously in all cities throughout
the United States. during the
week Of June 1926. This week
has been proclaimed by the Pres
ident of the United States as
RED Cross Week" A copy OF
this proclamation is enclosed.
I'VE would particularly ask you
to note that President Wilson
has also proclaimed Sunday, June
II, as Bunker Hill day and has
publicly urged that all churches
throughout the United States
make an appeal from their pull
pits on behalf OF this Red Cross
Fund We urge you to present
this appeal TO your congregation.
Delaware will undertake 10 raise
100000 during Red Cross Week
as her contribution to the Ma
tlonal Fund.
every man and woman in the
State must be urged to contri-
butte. Payments may be made in
installments due July I, August
] l. l.
Local committeeman throughout
the State will have a supply OF
pledge cards TO be signed by
subscribers and sent in before
June % Checks should be made
payable to S d. Townsend, treas
urer. Red Cross War Fund, and
mailed to Mr.. Townsend at the
Wilmington Trust Company. VIII
mington, Del"
Every one who has been M
preached so far has given his IN
qualified approval TO the plan AM
has promised to devote a part Of hi
Sabbath day services to the cause.
Personnel Of Teams.
Teams announced yesterday havl
been enlarged, and viii be as follows
Judge George Gray's team. A
Yerkes. General James H. Wilson
Josiah Marvel Robert Pennington
Charles A. Owens. John F. Neary
Thomas w Wilson, Andrew c. Gray
Elmer +. Mitchell
Pierre S. duPont's team-Irene
dupont. j. ]. Raskob. Frank Turner
G. A. Patterson. II. NJ. Pierce. +. G
Tallman, H. NJ. Barksdale, william
Covne
T. Coleman duPont's team-R. H
Durham, David Snellenburg, W. J
Webster. W. W Laird. r. H. Rich
ards. Leroy Harvey, Henry Candy
James F. Nields, George p. Bissel
William B. Megear's team-JosepI
bancroft, A. D. Warner Jr.. c. c
Kulen. c. A. Rudolph. John P. N!elds
Nathan Miller. c. B. Palmer, 9th
Rowland.
Miss Emily P. BIsselrs team-MrI