Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13

| iication over the inspiring example when
| Wilmington was about to set.
| 1--WE may give and continue To give
| more and even then we will not hall re-
ward the Jewish race for what they have
| gwen MS and the prosecutions to when
| they have been subjected during the past
| thousands of years" said DIR. Thomas T.
/ Holloway
II have caught Il new vision, SAID
| Rev Charles H. Capdec, pastor OF west,
minister Presbyterian Church, when called
upon to speak II have caught VISION
| that | could not see several years ago,
a vision of united effort obllterating ra-
cial and religious lines" He continued TO
| show how III that respect the war has
brought blessings in that IT served to
| unite with bonds of brotherhood peoples
| OF all faiths and JOIN them III the common
interests of humanity. Last year, he
said, when John X. Mott wasln this city,
! after delivering an address before II
| group of citizens without making any
| appeal for funds, he received the first and
| n very substantial contribution from no
| other man than David Snellenburg, which
| is but one of the many evidences of the
generosity of the Jewish citizens and the
earncstness with which they enter upon
works of charity"
John 5. Rosscll, after being introduced
as the man who put Delaware on the
map, and another star III the flag, spoke
briefly but inspringly on the cooperation
which he received MS the Liberty Loan
chairman for Delaware in general and the
jewish citizens IN particular, whom ne
said gave him the slogan Of "A bond in
every home
MANY Liberal. tONTRintrlo>S
Following Dir krass' appeal contribu-
tions began to pour IN, keeping The stan
of workers busy noting the suhscrp-
tons. FIRST came the chairman Of the
committee. David Sncllcnhurg who doub-
led his last wears subscription and sub
scrihcd $1,000 Mrs Snclcnhurg later
contributed $500 The next subscnp-
ton came from Louis ropkls, for - 800,
followed bv that Of James C'lnns.
Charles Topkis and William Topkis, sub
scribng 81 500 each William toyne then
created pleasant surprise 10y giving
$4,000 His gift was chccrcd Pierre ;.
du Point $4,000 gift followed
Following Is complete list of the con
tributions received Saturday night
licrrc : du Pont. $4,000, Alfred |
du Pont. s. 600. William CoYne. $4,000,
William Topkis, s., 500; Louis fopkls
81 800, Charles Iopkls, 300. James \
Giuns. s.. 500 samuel Brauustein, s.. 800,
David Sncllenmirg. $1,000; Delaware
Notion House. 81 600. Mr. and Mrs. Man
kcll, 81 900. Morris Levy, 81 600; Mrs
DAVID Sucllcubure, $500, \ Friend, $500
DIR : NJ Zion. 5000 DIR | II krcshtnoi.
$500. Hon Willard Salisbury, $3.50.
Jacob Roscn, $500; Mrs William fopkls,
5000 Mr. and Mrs Jacob faher, 5000;
Lcibowitz Brothers, $3.50; Mrs Harry
Topkis. $3.50. Aaron Finger. $50; Charles
Topkis Children, $50. Mrs harics
Topkis. 500. Mrs. ID Rossman, 500;
Capt W 4 Simonton, 500, Lieutenant
Sim0nton, 500; Capt James } y Neit,
500: Harry / Mellon, 500; \ II. LEVIN,
SlOO Joseph Berman, 500, Abraham
Bcrnan. 500: r. II Ford, 500; Fred II
Stcinlc, 500, Harry kety, 500, Barnet
Gluckman 500, LOUIS Roscnblatt, Slo0,
Ralph Sahzman. 500. Ezy C'rccnblatt,
500, Dr ID. RoSsman, 500, Rchn and
Claribcl Ginns, 500, III, mas I Bayard,
500. Mrs Louis Topkis. 500. Rev John
J. Connolly, 500; Abe Topkls. 500;
Victor Topkis. $50; David / Marvel,
500. Isaac tiukclstcin. 500. Thomas t.
Bavard's children. 500. David Snellen-
burgs children, 500; William Topkis, IN
memory Of his mother, Sl0O; Bennett
Levy, 500 Mrs James y GInns, 500;
Alfred Levy, $50; Capt and Mrs. Sand
Ter. $50. Or ;. A. RabIno"ltz, $50,
Samuel A. Klein, $50; Matt Finger, $50;
Charles W Schagrin. $50: Mrs. ;. NJ.
Zion, $50; Rev Frederick j. hlnsman, SD.
DISTINGUISHED AssEMRLAGE.
1t was distinguished asscmhlage that
attended the banquet At the speakers
Ill
United States Senator Willard salisbury,
Hon julius Rosenwald. Rev. DIR. Nathan
krass. Pierre : du Pont. David Sncllen-
burg. DR. Samuel { Rahinowitz. William
Covnc. Morris levy, Louis Topkis. Rev
Charles L. Candce. Rev Thomas = Hollo-
way. Joseph Bancroft, David I Marvel,
Charles iopkis, William p Bancroft,
William Topkis
Others present were Mrs David Snellen-
burg. Mrs Jacob Faher, Mrs. 4 RI.
Berwald. Mrs L. NieInan. Mrs 4.
Levy. Barnet Gluckman. Max keil DIR
| X kreshtool, T. Greenblatt, 4 Bunan,
j Berman. Mrs : A Rabinowitz, Fred
II. Stenle. Joseph J Wntner, Thomas
f. Donohoc u, Harry kety, LOUIS
RoScnilatt, < 4 Klein. Moses We'll,
Emile Victor Topkis, Edward Melchior,
j.. Allen l.. Sharpe Mir and Mrs r. ;,
>ornor. Miss Edna Gallagher, Joseph :
Mammcle. Miss III D4revshi. Miss Reba
~hamloyitz Aaron Finger, LOUIS ID.
Gmckman. Nathan p Rcissman c Bias
kin. Annie NJ krcuger. james y Ginns,
Abraham Fisher, II BraunStein, William
p White. Ralph Saltzman, Alfred Levy,
Mr. aud Mrs Nathan Sander, Miss Re
bccca Schiller. Miss Henrietta Spigler,
Miss Clara ShtofInan, / b Finkclsteiu,
J. l.. Lccbowitz, c. " Schagrin, Harry
Topkis. VI Lcibowitz. Miss Anna
Schwartz, Hiss Marion Schwartz, Mrs
: N Zion Miss J. s keyser. Mrs Aaron
Levitt Mrs. L. Topkis Miss Rebecca
Altman. Mrs James y Ginns. Mrs Viii
Han Topkis Mrs Charles Topkls d.
Topkis Harry Hart, SigInund Schorr,
+. \ Snclenburg. Paul Handler A. O.
II Grcr. : NJ Braunsteln, Edward II
Ford, J Rosen. /. Ulman, Joseph II.
II stin. George Carter, James J. O'Neill,
William NJ Connolly, City Solicitor
Thomas r. Bayard W 4 Simonton,
John " J0rdon, DR. David Rossman and
Edward :. Cannon
Letters Of regret at being unable to
tc present were read from Governor
Townsend Right Rev John j Mon
aghan. Right Rev Frederick j. klnsman
end Lammot du POnt
Rev. DIR RabinoW1tz, rabbi Of the Tenn
pie Of Truth, made the opening and clos
ing prayers.