Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
WILMINGTON UNITES
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Max Stcur made mastery address,
| pointing TO the ideals of America as shown
| in the Monroe doctrine. in our demand for
! freedom of the seas and for settlement OF
! international disputes by arbitration,
saying that If these ideals had been
, carried cut there would have been no
need for war and no need to contribute
! toward those whose starving conditions
| have been brought about 10y war. lie
| traces IN detail the progress OF the world
J war.
| MANY ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
Mr.. Rosenwald spoke briefly, referring
| To the Saturday night luncheon
meeting ms the finest exhibition
| of Americanism | have ever met with
since | have been born. The spirit there
reflected a unity of purpose and Ideals
| among all classes, races and creeds.
Mr.. Rosenwald took up most OF his
! time in making an appeal Tor contributions
| and this work, after he had finished, was
| taken up bv Or 'Rabinowitz. The result
was that over 81 900 was subscribed, and,
while the names of some of the lesser
contributors were lost IN the confusion
! of the close of the meeting, the others may
he given, as follows. Miller brothers
! Co, 81 900, Henry i. Scott, $500 Mr.
Scott, who was present, later giving an
additional 500 when nine other persons
gave 500 each to make 81 900 :;
Benjamin Schwartz, $500; William i.
Bancroft $500 Louis Jacoby, $500;
NJ ID. Poland 5000: Mrs, IL c. Poland,
$50; Charles H. Brcuer, $3.50; Man Breur,
$3.50. Oscar Ginns, 5000; MIR and Mrs.
Henry Harris. 5000; Ben Woodward,
500; J. p Niclds, 500; Mr.. and Mrs.
Turf, 500; Ii Fcinberg, Sl00; Nathan
Schlangcr. 500; Manuel Cohen. 500;
Mrs Harris, 500; DIR. A. Il Gohcrman,
500; Isador keil, 500; David Roth,
500; Samuel lilngcr, 500; Bernard
Levy, 500; Mrs Louis Jacohy, 500,
Abe Bachrach, 500; NJ : ODDS, 500,
Mrs Il j Schwartz. 500; Mrs. Strauss,
500; Mrs Stenglc, 500; NJ J Green
stein 500; Mrs Sarah Levy, $500
Jacob Roscnblatt, 500; Mrs and Mr.
Emil Lcichtcr. 500; Morris Brighton,
500; Louis Rechcs. 500; James \
Ginns 500; Henry 7 Scott, 500; the
nine just pre- cding his names beng
the ones who gave 70 equal hls contri-
button in raising $1,000; Il fclnbcrg,
$50 Lewis Leshcm. $50; Max Slcgel
$50: Girl Scouts, Y W. G. A., $50
George Nintncr. $50; Il. Brown, $50,
Benjamin Berger, $50; Benjamin Guest
$50; NJ. ID Poland, $50; Or ID. u
Davitch, $50: Harry BraunsteIn, $50;
Mrs Matt Finger $50: Mrs. Man
Brcuer, $50: Isaac Miller, $50; Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Schur. No Sol Washington
street. there being two by that name,
$50: Harris children. $50; Morris Stopt-
man $50; Rabbi and Mrs. David SWircn
$50: Mr., Thomas. $50. George Nlntner,
$50. Mrs Davitch and child, $50; AIr-
ginla and Sylvia Levy, $50, J. J. Cohen,
S25. Mrs f. Grccnblatt, S25, and others
whose names could not be caught IN the
confusion NJ the close Of the meeting
CIVILIZATIONS EPoCH MAKER
The demonstration at the Hotel du
Pont on Saturday night. according %
observations made by Dr Nathan kTaSs,
a noted rabbi Of New Work City, and a
keen and eloquent speaker, was an epoch
maker for the civilized world. Whining
ton. hc said. had set a wonderful pace IN
the cause Of liberty and freedom: II was
showing the world that IN order TO cX-
emplify the brotherhood 81 mankind il
was not necessary for the races and crccds
T. conceal their identity, but rather 70
maintain their identity as proof that Il Is
through a union Of races and Greco } Mat
these great things can he done for human
Ity. 1t IS case 81 many IN one. "PlurIhuS
lnum, Americas motto, pcrSonitlcd.
He will 60 all over the country and tell
them everywhere that the races and crecds
arc united in Wilmington for the public
good Of All: that they can sit II the same
table and JOIN hands. though maintaining
their identity It Is wonderful insplra-
ton Or krass told Of the prosecutions 10
which the stricken Jews in the war zone are
subjected and Of the necessity for aid at
once if they are 10 ever realize what
liberty means.
Father Connolly too congratulated " IL
mingtCn On its magnanmous spirit, know
ing neither race nor creed when II came 20
doing something for the good Of all lie
pointed with satisfaction 20 the fact that
while We MAY differ in many matters Of
minor detail. nevertheless we all worship
the same God and acknowledge the same
origin which makes us one. lie made
splendid patriotic address, urging I'M
stIuted assistance to the Jewish relief
fund and made a substantial contribution
thereto
Pierre ;. du Pont SAID he considered il
the duty Of every American 70 extend help
to those who are suffering and lac heartily
advocated supporting tins movement.
In addition to making a personal dCna-
ton of $4,000 he announced that he
would underwute the entire $1,000,
which meant that be would make up the
deficiency If there should he one
Mr. Rosenwald who Is q Chicago
millionaire and prince OF glvcrs to the
cause OF humanity, expressed his graft