Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
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lis rst quota by 80 per cont, IN order
to take care Of the soldiers during peace.
80 tho committee several days bctnr"
thr drive opcncd, voluntarily increased
thc quota 10 $3.50 600 which i has not
attained lnul s1500oo Is subscribed.
thr o,lnta for the State will not have
really been reached
l)r. John Il Mott who IS directing the
national drive sent telegram 70 Henry
Is Thompson the local chaim n, con
graduating hm on tho progress oi the
campaign here
onc ~ the fnc reports Yesterday was
madc IN Henry T. scott m charge Of
lhc Manufacturers Committee Mr
Scot, reported that nearly All industrial
plant> were doing excellent work. and
that IN tomorrow, he hoped ~ tc able
to present some hEurc1 showing he prog
res made
Fuse, and Jones he reported was max
,ne 4 personal appeal through the fore
men to All the men, and that lug results
were expected.
Thc I.ohdcll plant expects to come
across 100 per cent strong IN giving one
DAYS nav 20 tho drive What ever the
men gave, tho company would dupIchtc.
The Remington plant IS another con
ccrn that hopes 70 get every man 70 give
onr days pay The Harlan Workmcn,
il was SAID had collected Si32, N the
procession on Monday
The \ ictorv Bows and Girls. George
A. Elliott stated were dong splendid
work. lie hoped to report ~, 600 member
TX the close 81 be campaign Returns
Yesterday showed 140 pledges at the
Wilmington High School. - at the du-
Pont High School and at the FRIENDS
School
St Elizabeth psrochlal school has
nroycei n SURPRISE even to III friends The
children arc practically 100 Der cent for
the campajgn. and that will mean -
from every pupil
Those who gave 500 and upwards are:
Crosby and Hill Co. 500. Wilmington
sash and Door Company. $500, Thr
star Publishing Company, 800; Mr. and
Mrs r. II. Dunham. $500; Mr.. and
MIR g G. Rhcuhv. $3.50; J F. Van Icon.
$3.50. Mr. and Mrs W ! Webster $3.50:
Willard Young. $3.50; William II Gibbons.
500. .IaIncs : Grant, 500; William >,
prcketf. 800. + " Woolworth Com
panv. 5000. William Z. Bancroft, $1,000:
William Belts. $500 Joseph Hami ton
$500: Mr.. and Mir Charles L. Caudec
500: George {. Capelle. $500; Hugh +,
Doughcrty, 500; William Beadcnkofi,
$500. Farmers Bank $1,000; Margaret
2. Carpenter, 81 900; Macmillan Hoopes,
500: Helen Massey Hoopcs, $400 Mr.
and Mrs. Victor B. Woolley, $50. Mrs.
William Coync, $4,000; Henry Bush,
500: Mrs. Lmma Banning $50; Mir
and Mrs Frank L. Connable, $1,000;
p. :. du Pont. $4,000; Amelia II Grubh,
500: Francis NJ Walker, $3.50; W ;.
Simpson. $500: +. W Pickard $500;
Hunter Grubb. $3.50; Mr and Mrs. j.
Walker Burns $50; z. : du Pont Sl09:
George +. Ward, $50: J. y Montgomery,
5000: ". A. >lmonton, $3.50; Eric l..
Bergland. 81 900: Mrs Anna i Rascob,
$500. Hargarct II Thorp SI25; Harlan
and HoIhngsworth S4S2; Michael Sexton,
$500. H Fletcher Brown. -. 900: Fred
crick hnifJcn. s 900. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
4 Spcakman, $3.50; James 7. Bonnet,
500: Mrs G. T. Reese $3.50; I Allen
Hilles. 81 600; Mrs TiIghamn Johnston
500
John ; kosse, president of the
security TRUST Company, addressed the
Pennsylvania Railroad workmcn at noon
TODAY At Fourth and Pine streets Tho
men promised 10 respond literally, and
many Of hem contributed on the spot
! They All displayed big interest in see
i ing that the boy. across seas had some oI
! The home comforts