Evening journal., 1918-11-20
Big contributions
TO WAR WORK FUND
Committee Announce $
Names Of Some Who Gave
More Than 500
MANUFACTURERS
TEAM RAISES 100000

the following is a list OF some OF
those who subscribed 500 and upwards
to the United War Work Campaign,
That were reported on Monday night
at the closing meeting. The work OF
auditing the returns Is so arduous. that
despite the fact that clerks worked un-
vi iate last night, they were unable
70 AUDIT all Of the accounts turned in,
ana IL VIII require all OF today and per-
maps longer to complete the Job.
Fred Bryan. si25; w. A. Quayie, 5000; /;
r. A. Tallman, 81 OBS; Mrs. F. A. Tall
man, $1,000; Mrs Louis @. Bissell, $500;
Mrs. Irving Warner, $500; Mrs. T. W.
Miller, $500; Alice NJ. Laffey, 500; Mrs.
J. p. Laffey. 500; F. p. Laffey, $500; +;
Elizabeth dupont Bayard, $1,000; S. II.
Ford, $500; Margaretta Miller, 500;
Jasper E. Crane, 500; Lammot dupont,
$1,000; James ]. O'Neil, $500; William
Beadenkopf Company, siOO: New Castle
Leather Company, si,67s; p Lorillard
Company, $500; T. w. Mcclure, si0O; S.
G. Kresge, 500; Huber Baking Com
pany, 800; T. Coleman dupont $4,000;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Harkin, $500; C. B.
Holiday, $1,000; w NJ. Whetlen, Jr.,
$3.50: Eureka Lodge F. and A., 500; Mrs.
Elizabeth B. Patterson, siOO; John E.
Everett 800; Municipal Building,
S26515; Mrs w. B. Blatz, siOO Louis
Halle, $3.50; Mrs. May C. Hart, siOO: Mr..
and Mrs. p B. Rayner, $500; w. p.
Roddy. 800; James Thompson. 500; Mrs.
]. Coleman dupont, $1,000; Mrs. Leroy
Harvey, $500; Biderman dupont, $3.50;
Emily V. Shaw, $500; Georglna C. Dam
by, 500; A. d. Chambers. 500; ]. Ernest
Smith, $500; Wilmington Christian En-
deavor Union. $3.50; Fred II. Gawthrop,
300; Delaware Leather Company, Si00;
John G. Devin, 500; Academy Of Vista
tion, 800; ]. Lindsay Curtis, 5000; Jul
ian 5. ROssell, 500; Mrs. James A
Draper, 500; Mrs. Huxley Harvey, 500;
Mary G. Warner, 500; May S. Ridgely,
$50; Samuel II. Baynard, siOO; Francis
j. dupont $1,000; DR.. ]. p Wales $1,000;
Alfred /. dupont, $4,000.
Facing many handicaps and diflcul-
ties Of varied sorts. the report made by
the manufacturers committee OF the
United War Work campaign, OF which
Henry p. Scott was chairman, was
splendid, when all OF the embarrass-
ments were considered. In round fig
ures, about 10000 was obtained by this
this amount II all the contributions Of
the plants had been merged.
The section OF the industries OF which
James B. Owens had charge reported
the following subscriptions: Alexander
Il. Crichten, 800; Delaware Leather
sli2 50; Electric Hose and
Rubber Company, s693; Lea Milling
Company, $40; Speakman Company, ST.
1925; Joseph A. Vogel Company, $500;
Bleachery Company, si7.20;
Pullman Company, s73i; F. F. Slocomb
Company, s2is35; John Hand and Sons
Company s2is.35; Delaware Hosiery
ss770; Diamond State Fibre
Company, sci.
The Joseph Bancroft Sons Company
reported subscriptions totallng $500.
The Industries canvassed by A. Rae
1uBer made contributions as follows
A. L. Henderers Sons, si35; Trump !
Brothers Machine Company, s433; Hart |
man and Ferenbach Brewing Company,
si3I; Liberty Morocco Company, 500; l
J. E. Rhodes and Sons, sil3; American /
Fibre Company, S3S7; mis- |
,ellaneOus, including Swift and Com
Dany, $50, and Tanners Products Com |
pany, s200-s47s; Lynch Construction /
Company, si2,i59.
James Z. STEMS efforts totaled as
follows: Delaware Mills, s293.75; Har-
an plant, s9,927.79; Harris Engine Com
Dany, SIC; Pusey and Jones, S3,i6S.i3;
Walker and Elliott, SIS; Remington Ma
mime Company, s252: Wilmington and
Traction Company, S9h13;
Wilmington Sash, Door and Blind Com
)any, si7.2j, Charles Warner Company,
's23.si.
C. Stewart Lee reported subscriptions
rom A. C. and F. Company, Si737i7;
Mccullough plant, SO; Eastern Mallea-
lie Iron Company, 81 495; f. Blumen-
hal and Company, $1,000; Artillery Com
,any, siO3si; Lobdell Car Wheel plant
z, ,409.3S; Hilles and Jones plant, SGi4.5O;
'yrites Company, si37.