Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
TEAM CAPTAINS NAMED FOR
JEWISH WAR RELIEF FUND
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high Valley Railroad, William street
and Lehigh Valley Railroad, State
street.
Teams Nos. 24-25. Miss Mary Co
hen, Prospect street, Oak street. Elm
street, Market street, New Bruins
wick avenue; team No. AZ, Mrs. Bar
din, Raritan river city line, Lehigh
Valley railroad. Herbert street Market
street, Sheridan street: teams Nos. 1S-
10, Young Judeans, Hall avenue, Gen.
trail railroad, Huntington street and
Pennsylvania railroad; teams Nos. 20
and FL, Hall avenue, Pennsylvania
railroad, Chauncey street, Parker
street, James street, State street;
teams Nos. 29 and 80, Young Judeans,
Chauncey street. Penn street, 100 feet
north of Pulaski avenue. Parker
street; team No. IS, Young Judeans,
Neville street, tombstone street, Hall
avenue, Central railroad, Eagle ave
nue.; team No. SO. Young Judeans,
Hall avenue, Amboy avenue, Eagle
avenue, tombstone street, Neville
nets, Washington street, Cornell
street and Central railroad; team No.
80, Mrs. David Isenberg, Raritan
Copper Works tract, Smith street.
Prospect street.
Mrs. David Isenberg's team will be
in charge of the orner at Smith and
Prospect streets, Mrs. John Slobo-
dien's at Smith and State streets, Miss
L. Ricci's team at Smith and High
streets, Mrs. Bardin's at the county
bridge, and NTH Ruth Jacobsen's at
the theatres.
In addition to the women's teams
for the house-to-house canvass, the
business houses of the city have been
placed In districts and committees
have been named TO cover these
stores. Special emphasis is being laid
on the fact that none of the women
house-to-house are to go
to q store. These will be thoroughly
covered by the business mems teams.
Adolph Greenbaum Is chairman OF
the business mems committee.
The districts and teams which have
been named to date follow. Team No.
1. Max A. Shapiro. captain. car barn
to Keasbey, Central Railroad to Hos
pital and all cross streets; No.
2. M. Schwartz and q. w. Sharp. Jr..
Davidson avenue TO Central Railroad
on Smith street; Team No. .. @. F.
Reynolds and Max Wurtzel. Central
Railroad to State and Smith streets
on Smith street; Team No. 4, Albert
Leon and ]. X. Sheehy. State and
| Smith streets to High street, On Smith
street Team No. 5, ]. Fl. Foster and
]. L. Klein. High street to Staten Is
land Ferry on Smith; Team No. 8. N.
| Christian Nielsen and Philip Levine.
State and Fayette street to Central
Railroad and New Brunswick avenue
to Smith street; Team No. a. C. III.
Wright and Harry Lewiston, State
and Smith streets to Fayette street
on State street; Team No. 8. Julius
Klein and T. 4. Burke, Fayette street
to Washington street on State street;
Team No. 8. Philip Goldsmith and
Hugh Riley, Washington street TO Le-
high Valley bridge on State street;
Team No. 10, Samuel Polensky and
street 10 Hall avenue bridge; Team
No. IL. NJ. s. Goldberger. and own
committee. Lehigh Valley Railroad,
AInboy avenue down to Hall avenue
bridge, coming down Hall avenues
Team No. 13. Hall venue and Amboy
Road, Budapest section up TO Penn
sylvania Railroad crossing; Team No
IA. Charles Simpkin and Charles
Bitter. All side streets on both sides
of Hall venue Team No. is, B. I
Rabiner, State and Washington
streets TO New brunswick venue and
side streets; Tear No. 16. Alexander
Kosene, south side of Smith street
Madison avenue. state street, Brigh-
ton avenue. Lewis street. Market
street and all side street stores; Team
Nc. 1T. Clarence ~Shonceit. from eas'
side OF State street to Water street
north of Jefferson street.
The chairman of the sub-commit'
tees appointed by General Chairman
DIR. Silk are: Business men, Adolph
Greenbaum; dentists, DIR. L. +. Kuntz'
] doctors, DR.. NJ. s Meinzer; churches
Rev. Wilbert Westcott; lawyers. Leo
Goldberger: -Four Minute Men. r.. I
Vail; factories. John Pfeiffer; banks
w. Parker Runyon.
The workers are being supplied
with pledge cards. buttons. window
and automobile cards today by the
captains. No buttons will be giveT
for less han a twenty-fve-cent con
trfbution and the window and auto
mobile cards are given TO those CIV,
ing at least 81. The workers are ex
lpected 10 report 10 their captains
daily In order that the captains IN
turn may report at headquarters. II
this way IL win be known just how
near the quota OF $4,000 the cam
paign Is progressing.
Seven thousand dollars have beer
pledged already. leaving only s1s.o0l
10 be secured next week. There vii
be no house to house canvass OF
Sunday. but the street COMMITTEES
win be active on the corners and II
securing donations from ~aut0ists
A check for SIS was received thu
morning from Mayor John +. Ten
lBroeck. who is taking much interes
In the campaign.