New Britain herald., 1919-05-21
Wentworth Club Team
 Announces Largest
 Number of SubScrip- tions, Totailing $4S7.
CONCERT AND PARADE
 HERE THIS EVENING
Mayor Quigley, in Monday Talk, Urges Workers to Put More Pep" Into Cam paign.

At the monday luncheon of cap vation Army Home Service fund drive, held in the Knights of Colum- bus rooms this noon, reports were made by a. number of the team lead CTS, and while the total was far below the expectations of the committee they are not regarded as dishearten- ing Mayor George A. Quigley after announcing the total to date as only s2,S50.95, impressed it upon the workers that more pep" is necessary if the drive is to go over.
 Mayor Quig1ey Speaks.
 The quota to be raised here is S13, 900 and as the mayor announced in his talk today, this amount is more than four times the total reached thus far, while the drive has gone nearly half way in respect to time. '"The drive will go over, however" the mayor said, land there is great satisfaction in knowing that the ex- service men and their friends were responsible for it's success"
 Another meeting will be held Fri day noon and lunch will be served.
  and with the reports of a number of captains who were unavoidably absent today, a more favorable result is looked for.
 To Award Prizes.
 To encourage competition among the teams, Mayor Quigley announced today that he would, personally, give several prizes at the close of the drive. A prize will be given by the mayor to the captain of the team se- curing the greatest amount of money, a prize to the individual securing the greatest number of pledges, and a prize to the individual who secured the greatest amount of money. The awarding of these prizes will be made on the evening upon which the drive is brought to a close.
 Reports of Teams.
 H. A. Brann's team reported the largest amount subscribed today-a total of S48750, and Gerald Creams team was a close second with $38I,76 reported. Captain Henry Overstrom reported s43.O5 and a total of sub scriptions, Captain William Hopkins reported $61; Captain Clarence Cal lahan, $48; Captain Raymond Frost, S232.78; Captain Clifford Hellberg, s227.12; Captain Joseph Carroll, $107; Captain Gooby, $167; Captain Silas Lynch s70; Captain Lloyd Linton, s33; Captain Swenson (head of the local branch of the Salvation Arny) s19O.75; Captain Carlson, s92.25; Captain Lindgren, s60; Captain Her bert Brann, s487.50; Captain A. Guidel, S2315O; Captain Fred Ems worth, $1O4; Captain Kokoski, $149; Captain Eric Olson, $165.25.
 To Speak in Theaters.
 At the close of the reading of re- ports, a call for volunteers to speak, in the local theaters Friday, Saturday and Monday was announced and three ex-service men volunteered. Those who will explain the cause of the Salvation Army and it's work in the theaters are: Harrison Conner, Clifford Hellberg and Captain Alfred H. GrisWold.
 Parade Here Tonight.
 To stimulate interest in the drive in the city, the Salvation Army band of South Manchester will be in this city tonight and a street parade will be followed by a concert in Central Park. The ex-service men who are taking nart in the drive, and a number of others will march behind the band through the main streets and to the mark. where the concert is to be held. The service men are asked to meet at City hall at 7:30, and the parade will be started at 7:45. At 8 o'clock the concert will be held.