Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
WAR CAMPAIGN
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city were reported. Among these was one
from Delaware College, where all OF tne
men are enlisted men. They gave fsWW.
'rhe Women's College was asked to raise
81 OOO and the returns Yesterday showed
81 oI4 subscribed. The Wesley Collegiate
Institute at Dover reported subscriptions
totaling $500.
Numerous collections for the fund were
made by the paradcrs Yesterday who car
ried large American flags, and requested
the spectators to toss their spare change
into the flag. Through such solicitation
mon of No. 3 Car Shop succeeded IN
collecting Sl67 O5. which they turned over
o. Tho var work committee at headquar-
tors et noon. The committee that aided
in this work was composed ot William
Reru,ngpr. RAYMOND O'Ncal, Raymond
Wood. +. r. Wilson, Alex. Girarde, II. -.
Renus. IL. Ritz, Albert Almorgen' l.
McWiggan, Allen Sparks, Lulgl lhaconc',
Ii. Harry IIlyard, l.. a. Johnson ana
Paul Jones. ~,-
After the reports had been made Char
man Thompson read telegram from lt;
Mott. calling for doubling up OF an
nuotas assigned states, because ot the
grc,tcr need for home atmosphere about
,h, soldiers now that the war had ended.
Uc then called upon General !. Coleman
d,, Pont to give the workers some OF his
cxncricnccs while abroad with the +.
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ntsrRIRrS CONDITIONS IN TRANCE
General du Pont emphasized what
: Chairman Thompson had sald about me
nee. Ssitv for maintaining the organl1a-
tion with the coming oi peace. lie sad
the seven organizations IN tn" ntcd
War Work campaign had been OF the
greatest service to tho soldiers, and that
= There was need now, to increase the work.
II was his hope that the returning men
would make as good citizens as they had
soldiers. and that IN this moulding "t the
character, the War Work organizations
would play prominent part
He described the wonderful work py
American engineers at Bordeaux, and o'
the duties that would bc bestowed upon
the Americans now, OF pohcinG Europe
including Germ any llc gave very
amusing desc ription of his Eight IN IN
pirplanc and Of the visit he made To Z
German dugout Il few hours alter II IN,
been deserted, finding there all kinds ="
food and wines and beer
He told uf the trac or bullet and what
revolution IL had made where Z Wa iI,t't
Il Some subscriptions from out ot the 'liN
were reported Among these was "u'
from Delaware College. where all q h'
men arc enlisted Incu They gave Si.WM
The Nomcn's college was asked fo ralS'
81 .nnO and the returns Yesterday ShoWe,
S1.24i subscribed ne Wesley ~
lcciatc Institute III Dover reported sub
scriptions totallng $500
Numerous collections for the fund were
made hv the paradcrs Yesterday who car
rcd large American flags, and rcqucSt"'
the spectators to toss thctr spare chang
into the flag Through such solicitation
men Of No ! Car shop, succeeded IN c"i
lectlng Slb7 %. which they turned ovc'
t. tho War Work committee 4 head
quarters 1t noon the committee that
aided III tins work va~ composed q
William Bcrvaugcr Raymond 9 \cat
RAYMOND Wood, l.. II WtIsa. AieN
Girards. II II Bcuus, II Ritz, Ntor
tIlnorgen. T. McW iggan. Nllcn sparks
Luigi CilacomcIll Harry Hlyard, ! \
Johnson and Paul Jones
After tho reports had been made
Chairman Thompson read telegram iron
Dr. Mott, calling for ! doubling np oi ~
quotas assigned States, because q ~
greater need for home atmosphere abou
the soldiers now that the war had ended
lie then called upon General i Coleman
du Pont 10 give the workers some ot ~
expcriences while abroad with the \
&. 4.
General du Pont emphasized wha