Evening journal., 1920-11-11
ROLL CALL Of
RED CROSS IS
ON With RUSH
Continued from FIRST Page.)

Olll on Tile ltlhllN OF liAt NhAhlairh
for Junior memberships among the
schools is the fact that not % cents
a child but IS cents for the entire
room is the monetary consideration
this year. Il Is not so much the
money that Is desired as 10 educate
the children 10 the necessity for
making the Red Cross a part of their
lives that is considered essentat The
as cents pays for the Red Cross News
that viii go int9 every school room
in the state
The school children are taking an
unusual interest In the campaign
They have pitched in and seen TO 1t
that their rooms are subscribing the
as cents necessary 10 be enrolled as
| Junior members and have in addition
come 90 Red Cross headquarters and
been taking part In the work OF Their
/ branch OF service.
One OF the things most essential
now Is for workers who are canvass
Ing for memberships, to report the
names they are obtaining each day.
| II Is essential also mat workers
shall write the name Of the member
/ in the stub OF their book. so that due
/ recognition may be made As things
/ looked today on the start Of the cam
paign. there will be several thousand
names ready Do be made public by inc
first OF the week
Reports from persons who nave
motor cars All who were requested
TO loan the use Of them for the pa
rade this afternoon, were most graft.
l flying. As matters stood at noon
there were enough cars 10 carry all
the workers, many Of whom VIII pc
In the uniform they wore during the
war and the cars are TO be decorated
Practically an OF the booth teams
were arranged for this morning. Mrs.
Gambrill LatrObe, who was among
the first 90 volunteer for the cam
paign Will have charge of The Penn
lsylvania railroad solicitation, seeking
memberships AMONG the shops as We'll
at station booth.
Others that were named Today
were Wilmington Trust Company,
Mrs. II. y. jefferson. Union National
Bank. Mrs. George Davis; Queen
Theatre. Mrs II. Hirsch and Mrs.
Ralph Saltzman; Auditorium, Mrs;
Clara Kelley; Garrick, Mrs. CLIFFORD
George Ward is 10 have char, Of
the team that will canyass for mem
bers among all OF the flre companies.
Reports that came TO headqualtefs
from the rural sections OF lhe sac 1sl
this morning were encouraging. IN e
, workers were out on the Job early
and expected 20 make good returns
by the end Of the day.
The Motor Corps, which has beer
doing excellent work In getting oul
I supplies and aiding the workers. was
. Invaluable In It's service last night anc
early today Without the service th'
campaign would have been serlousl,
/, Handicapped through Inability 70 &c
supplies 20 workers and memners o
y teams promptly Many workers neVe
fully realized what a valuable az
I, iunct he Motor Corps Is to the or
y canilatiOn until recently.
~ Hundreds Of women who nave No
e unteered for Red Cross Roll Call SER
u Ice are among The several score
q teams that today began an active cal
y vass for memberships for 1921. Whl
l. the list Is not completed, the follov
" ing represents the greater part OF n
a team captains and some Of the worl
crs who are assisting them
p Team Captains.
'n Atlas Powder Company Mrs W.
4 Webster; Amalgamated Leather Con
n many ]. r. Bishop: 50. Andrews
II Church. Mrs. James Baily; A
In bury NJ z Church, Mrs. Sidney
b. smith: Benevolent Pioneers, Thee
m dore Meth: Brandywine NJ.
q church Mrs W Ernest Greenfield
"A Country Club. Miss Martha B. Lon
a Cashier Committee Henry NJ. Ganh'
IN Goodman NJ p. Church, Mrs. l..
90 stewart: Canteen Committee, Mt
be- Henderson Weir; dupont PoWd
rs company, W. 4 Simonion T. y
's' Keifhley: Every Evening and Eyonir
s- Journal. Miss Bullock; Epworth VI.
p Church. Mrs. John 4. Booker: Fir
ana Central Presbyterian Churc
le Mrs James ?. Price, Foreign Cor
ls muniiies Miss Helen Hart; Grace
ts r Church. Mrs r. T. Negendank, Nj
-t Helen McCaulley; Greenhih PresD
~ fnrian Church Miss Anne Stirln
el Headqiiarters Committee Mrs. J. Mo
n, foiih Jackson: Harrison Street NJ
~ Church Mrs. L. L. HendriXsOn; Ia
M over Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Har
q. Iamison. a. n. Howard Auxiliary, NJ
~ Couweli Banion: Hagley Commun
" House Miss Clara 3. Buhh Hercu
h. Powder Company. Miss Elizabeth
Burn: Emmanuel p. F. Church and J
,.s salem N. L. Church Mrs. Joan
n dup Bush: Indusirlals Commit
.ei { James r. stein. Jewish Women. N
.iy-IH Hirsch. Mrs Schsgrin 'Blcl
80 ICholem society Mrs Faher ITEM
H. ~ Truth: King Street Canvass
ur- Committee. Mrs A. X. smith; he
Nd mere Women's Club. Miss Eve
ION. HAYES: Municipal Building, Mrs. =
of whitley: Motor Service Commit
Mrs Ethel B Sianiar; Morning Ne
eN- Miss Elizabeth Bullock. Miller Bl
of Company. Miss Elizabeth Bullo
les. Market Street Canvassing Commi
Mrs W. W. Gov Mercantile Conn
iee Mrs Herbert W Whitaker. G
TAIN. Mrs w W. Gov Miss ri
and both Bayard White. Mrs. A. X. SIN
~ Orsnrs street canVassing conn
l. tee Miss Elizabeth Bavard VIII
0h Swedes p. r. Church. n
Robert W. TOmlInson; Philadelr
ing end Reading railroad. Miss 2
Wv Pugh. PENNSYLVANIA railroad, n
Gamble Lairobe cantainl Miss 10
son: Richardson Park Mrs. A.
smith. Sacred Heart r. c. Chw
Rev Leonard Walter: Sunshine
riety Mrs g. J. Hart; Scott "
o.. Church Auxiliary. Mrs Joseph b
I'm. lett: 81 ElIzabeth's r. G. Chul
Mrs. William remnle; Shipley stl
canvasslng committee Mrs. X.
- Whitaker; So paul's ". r. Chul
. Mrs Emily Hunln eion; st. Hedw
llGulcz: ST. Stenhen's Lutheran Chul
6 II Church. Mrs. L p Wickersh
" ,lleie-hone comm ftee Miss Jane :
I'd ling. Tower 1871 school commit
Mrs. J p. N'elds: theatres q
miii'e Mrs. Clara I. Kelly: iheal
n committee fNecrol. Mrs Cony
Ranion: Union NJ z. Church, y
p 2 johnson. I'rsulIn5 Unit N
Florence Kirhy. Water Departm
10 Mrs r. e. Whitley; Women's