Evening journal., 1918-05-14
Jewish RELIEF
FUND near COAL
Lconllnued From - pasel

IANnAluutu INNIl IINN INh'iN
Max keil Is the captain of Team 30. ..
which captured double honors last
night. His team reported lhc largest
number OF subscriptions brought In by
the mems teams. lho amount being
SCOT, and his team also won .ho ban
ner for the crclir-i number ui COn-
tributors ino number being q. The
banner FOR the N0mens team was
white In color. for purity. MS one ~
the speakers remarked That for ihc
mems team was rcd. for victory; for
the largest number of contributors.
blue. FOR loyalty. So the national colors
were here well represented 1s they
were i'm the little flags waved hy the
workers while they sang patriotic and
popular songs. so splcndidly Ted hl
Walter B. "Scotiy' Lupton who was
on for Visit from Columbus. ohio.
where hc represents the War Depart
mcnt Commission on Training Camp
Activities in the War Community SER
vice "Scolty.' who was formerly an
automobile supply dealer in Whining
ton. Is talented vaudeville artist ana
singer. as is generally known
DR. ~ A Uabinovitz. In presenting ihe
bonner lo Mrs Topkis team, said.
Dll ought to be considered great
honor any night TO possess this tlas-
the nag of purity for by winning ID you
know that YOU are helping TO save so
many lives from starvation In Russia
and GaHcia that would not have been
saved had you not gone out to gather
in lhIs money.
Rabbi David SNorIn. with few we'll
chosen words. presented me banner To
lhe mems team
William Topkis. in presenting ne
banner 10 Mr.. KcIr- team for the larg
esi number. of donations called atten-
tlon lo lhe fact that the non-lewish
friends of the cause were helping ih'
campaign very magnlilcenlly ana th''
tho jewish people should do equally ss
well. for their unfortunate brolhcis ana
sisters on the other side lle said thal
3 Mr. Kell and his team associates mus
have done am enormous amount oil Wolh
, yesterday 90 win The banner.
There were two hearty genuine o,a
tions TO announcements during w'
evening. The one eame when ihe laik
est contribution Of The evcnlns came
: the one fr0m General I. Coleman uu
pont for 5000 and the other when u
was given out that Roy John y. Con
nelly. pastor of So Thomas homai
p Catholic Church had contributed 500
5 In both cases ~ was plain that 1t Wa'
, the spirit Of the gifts, more ihan ih'
J amounts. ihat won The hands an'
] hearts OF the Jewish workers in thh
, campaign who were assembled la.
p night. There were other large coniri
buttons as vill be seen from iho lsl %
( contributors below and others Wllirl
represented real sympathy with an
4 real sacrifice FOR the movement.
y Two telegrams ANere read, hrngin
y great announcement 10 the workers
+ rhev we're both from Henry II. Ro-cn
thai Of New York The one 10 Lou
I Topkis treasurer for the Wilmlngto
= committee. was read by Mr. Topkis'
y New York, May 49,.
!, Mr. Lonis Topkis. Wilmington. pei
y, Bnihon out of city. Have wired hi
=. results Of your magnificent mceiinl
4, SATURDAY. and sunday. Also advis'
Morganlhau. Strauss and others Hear
NJ lest congratulations.
y" HENRY u. ROSENTHAL.
a The other telegram. 20 David Snclle
IN burg chairman of the Nilmlngi'
y, committee. was read by Dr. Rabinowi'
a. as follows
Ncw York, May i3. 1918
-, David Snelenburg Wilmington, Del.
pe Magnificent results saturday far b
~, vond ANYTHING Ne had hoped for. Ha
~, advised Moreanlhau, Siraus and oihe
,g OF your achievement Hearliest 90
eraiulaiions. Don't fail 90 send ms u
.r of leading contributors and details
o. SUNDAY meeting.
HENRY H. ROSEN1HAL.
,S Inspiring music was furnished durh
.S The evening by Bradford's orchestra.
~, The team reports and totals for q
y, nrst DAY were as follows