Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
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tiona wcrc that the rnhhc iz going ~ I've
moro lberal N th,s campaign than eV"t
before
Rov Il " Trapncll, rector If s.
Andrew tmscopal Church WAS III"
speaker al today luncheon. representing
tho churches ot Wilmington
Tomorrow an address will ho made 1T
tho luncheon Nv nr Rahnowlt7, who took
such an active part last veck ~ tho work oi
re1eing hc .lowlsh Ncici Fund
4 most important announcement was
mado hy Chairman Scott, when ho re
ported the passing ~ tho 1louso of Rcr-
rrzcutatIvcz At Washington If tho hlli
permitting the National banks to contth-
t,o. "a banks. 10 the American Red rose
War Lund THIS action was forecast last
week v hen the Senate passed hlli. IMAM
lmously and II opens the opportunity
for thc banks of Delaware to do what
thelr directors have wanted 70 de- during
aIl thc campaigns Nj Scott has sont
notification ~ tho banks and thclr con
trlluttons ~, expected :" so far towards
maklug ~ 81 500 ooo fund
Nno of tho vctv touching 'ommnnl
catlon4 road bv M Scott was from
JULIA Arthur. Who appeared ~ tho NJ
star oasi At The Plavhouso last Ncdnea-
"a, afternoon Iior communication
( ntlOfFE-ftt lt9 stAl@F tf'.Af ''t'fff''''''f
rcad n want ~ 'hauk Won for the
lovely Huwcrs Won scut me and all IT,"
( c,ultee, ac,urdcd mc ~ Wilmington
/ haven't 4 great part I" play ~ thus
AN star Cast TINT ! have the loN ot
wearing the uulirrm ~ tie bcd tose
/ Thank Won, vour nprrc,atinn repaNT alt
+ efforts ior the hov~ ever there Inia
/ Arthur
tNnrsrRIAt orcANlaArIoN
/ nnc oi the problems iacod hy tho am
nalgu committees has hccu that ut offering
4 tie opportunity "a each individual "afe
,aturt IA Wilmington - contribute
4 DIRECTLY a. the kcd Gross cause he
pN%lcaI .hf5uit1 = dolng tins during
/ th,. one ucgh ~ thc campaign IS rau-iuE
I 4 rpcat dcal NJ an>I,t> Ilcur> 4 Ihnmp
son. al charge Ut thus particular hraneh
ui the canvass suggests solution t'
proposes that cV,Ty factory and workshop.
! over, store and shtp1 ard organize WITHIN
lt-tit j campaigns committee Witch VIII
+ d, atlc to Reach cs~llN ail oi tie Wofkcrs
Il Il known that these worker, are
/ ,I,cpl1 Interested lu ttc patriotic and
/ humanitarian uuvoueut- winch are n""
sweeping the country and tlat all they
need Is 4 chance to identify themselves
IN j. more personal WAY With the effort
to help Tia, boys over here Air
Thompson ta+ already taken the matter
IN on SOME of the shops aud II u hoped
/ thst ths movement VIII sweep through
. the clty and that str"ug prRaniG"tiofs
+ wili ID formed everywhere
TN, Bond Manufacturing Company
/ has Jourd its cnpIoytf m helping along
She fund ard has done 4 IN way which
PROMISES IT, add materially "a the total
Iho " ar savings organizations which
/ has been doing effective work among these
,,mpluvcs has undertaken 20 organize
/ pist such Red Gross campaign rs Air
/ Thomson suggests 10 encourage
| them the company oiiIrlaiS at meeting
/ thus morning dccided 20 duplicate ANY
4 amount raised ty the worker
u Wilmington Acnc, Fratcrnal order "f
Eagles has called special meeting for to-
, morrow night IN order 70 prepare for par
Gcptlon N the Red Toss parade on
Thursday The SWarthmore Band OF
Chester hae been engaged for that or-
ca~luu aud the lodg, expects 10 turn out
az least 600 strong The following parade
officers were elected last night Chief
marshal James ] Thompson, assistants,
Joseph l. German and John L Lally,
captain. Thomas Hoguc. committee,
William Hayes. William AbbeTguT
John 4 Newell Fred / liarklns. Frank
A DickcrsoD James 1 Burke, William
I Merchan, Frank Meyian, II Is
Eocttger Roi crt I Dean. James Currans.
Frank Palmer. James i Henry, Daniel
Lcshcm and Thomas MuIlIn
The knights Of ~ thlas Of New astle
county viii take part IN the tied Cross
parade ON Thursday evening The Harlan
Band Will march with them