Evening journal., 1919-04-22
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Equitable Trust Company, reported p
lubscfspto ons, totalling S5i9OO, OF
which $4,000 was subscribed by the
Equitable Trust Co.
The first five men teams reporting
lhe largest amounts yesterday were:
Team No. ~, Daniel L. Jones,
Captain ,. ..,-..--...---.-..- Tlul-JVa
Team No. q, Geo. W. Gray, Cap
tain ............ .........-... apVvo
County Club .................... JlVOO
American Car * Foundry. l2i'uo
Team No. f.. Wm. p. White
Captain ....... ............. +u'Sl
The first three women's teams re-
porting the largest amounts yesterday
we're: -.
Mrs. r. II. Richards. sit5'Z9O
Mrs. r. c. dupont .............. ll3'oD
Mrs. C. /. Candee .............. 1uo'iVp
The first five men teams reporting
the largest number Of subscriptions
yesterday were:
Hercules Powder Co. ............... tet
Team No. -. Isaac Fogg, Captain. ili
Team No. 81, Wm. a. Morris, Cap
tain ........... ...........---.... -
Team No. 81, j. X. Rodgers, Captain J
Team No. ~, Frederick knimeu.
Capt9in ........... ............ 90
The first three women's teams report
ing largest number Of subscriptions
Yesterday were:
Mrs. r. II. Richards ................ -
Mrs. T. G. dupont .....-............ aI
Mrs. T.. T. Negendank .............. IL
G. Stewart Lee and James B. owens
are making arrangements Tor the
"Trophy Train" that will arrive IN
this city about l30 o'clock on Thurs
day afternoon. The train viii De
switched over to the Augustine switch
az the end OF Van Buren street bridge
leading over the Brandywine at the
base OF the park. Here the trophies
from the armies Of Germany. Austria,
England. France and America VIII be
displayed until late in the evening.
Efforts are being made TO OBTAIN tIo
Harlan Band 20 lead short street pa
rade after the men have inlsned ulvH
work at the shipyard. II Is planned 70
have the band lead procession tlat
will be made up Of some OF the war
trophies. such as armored cars and
tank that have seen service at tle
front.
The Harlan bandsmen have always
shown their patriotism in loan cam
paigns. and their services in this con-
nection would greatly add to the oc-
casiOn.
Members Of the Women's Committee
experienced a pleasant surprise today
when they visited headquarters OF the
committed In the Equitable Building
Early this morning Clifford Ashley the
artist, sent TO the headquarters a mag
ni0cent painting entitled, shoulder
Your Share-He Did" The painting by
Mr.. Ashley shows a Sammie with a
wounded comrade on his shoulder, car
Iying him TO a place Of safety. Ihe
picture Is two by three feet and re-
fleets one Of the many thousands OF
brave deeds the Yankees did during
the war.
The women are greatly pleased with
the picture and OF Mr.. Ashleys cour-
tesv' in presenting II 70 them. For the
present 10 hangs in the headquarters
room at the Equitable Bank, and at
tracts much attention. Later IL VIII
be displayed where the general public
may view Mr.. Ashley's skill.
Among The list OF volunteer workers
that were omitted from Mrs. Lauey 5
team was that Of Miss Bellvilie.
These names Of workers have been
added 10 Mrs. J. Merrick Horns team
Mrs. II. Y. Jemison, Mrs. Joseph j.
Geer. Mrs w. J. Catalan. Mrs. L. q
Thompson, Mrs. George T. Brown MIS-
Joseph stuart, Mrs. Sybil J. koser. Mrs
H. W. Frazier, Mrs. Arthur patterson
Mrs Thomas Bacchus, Mrs: Z. l.. hlce'
NJ Walter Bacon, Mrs. Edgar Hare
NJ. Matilda Sieppe. Mrs. J. g. Green.
Josiah Marvel, chairman for New
-ostie county. received word today
nat nat an aeropiane would be sent here
;-ono ION philadelphia on Friday afternoon
io r.. remain here until saturday evening.
6urins N its stay here the aviator VIII WI,
five a demonstration OF fancy AR
sinnts over some section Of the city
gEeiy the public buildinss-w,nIerS. e. :
iarge number Of people can We" ''e
exhibition.