Evening journal., 1920-04-17
LEGION CIRCUS
FOR Home FUND
Industrial Exposition Also To
Be Feature of E-Sol-
dierS' Drive
OFFICIALS, MERCHANTS
ARE COOPERATING

That the Interest OF the entire com c
munity viii be aroused In The circus
and Industrial exposition 10 be conducted J
here shortly By the American Legion I
for the benefit OF the building fund, is !
apparent from the plans which the COM
mitiee says 10 is making TO get the at ,
tenlion Of an residents men, women ,
and children alike.
Besides The circus with its many feat
ures that never faif 20 appeal TO the ,
young and OLD alike and the industrial
I exposition which win display quite
completely the products made and sold !
in Delaware, thereby proving OF educa-
tional value, several extraordinary musi-
cal features, athletic stunts and other
features in which local people VIII
take part are being arranged. The rea-
son no announcement can be made at
this time Is that the plans have not suf-
ncienty matured.
Although the exposition and circus
is owed a month away those who have
been asked to cooperate In any way
for It's success are responding as
promptly as II the circus, with its mani
fold attractions, pink lemonade n every
thing. were scheduled TO open next |
week. As a result the committee is able I
TO announce today complete organizo-
ton for the undertaking. The dates
for the circus and industrial cxposi-
, iion are from May 81 10 June D, inclusive.
The undertaking will have some OF the
features OF other campaigns In that 10
viii attempt TO enlist In the member
I ship OF the Americtn Legion in Della
{ ware all of the eX-service men residing
here and make It a 100 per cent. or
e ganizahon.
e Through The kindness OF Clarence NJ.
b Badenkopf, The show grounds l,Nen-
t iv-ninth and Market streets, have been
J. donated TO the Legion as a place 10 hoiu
e the circus and exposition. Hcadquar-
T. iers for the campaign have been opened
e i'm the Church building Tenth and Mar
2 ket streets, where a telephone listed as
II 9ii has been installed
Ie The officers for the drive include
Ie David Snellenburg, treasurer; ). r.
le Goldgraber, managing director; Horace
Wilkinson, post director and Henry o..
r. parker. secretary. The other officers
lg and committees are as follows;
-d Honorary Advisory Commtiee-Hon.
N William G.. Taylor chairman; Hon. VIII
b. liam Abberger, Hon. Alex. r. Abrahams,
T. Edward ]. Amory, Thomas w. Bacchus,
ln J. A. Bader, Hon. l.. Heisler BAH, Jo-
e. seph Bancroft. George Black. Clarence
NJ BeadenkOpf. William y. Budd'
ng George Carter, Edward NJ. Davis, NIL
~ lard +. Davis, Alexis /. dupont, Alfred
re ]. dupont, James J. English, ). q. FRED
Ia erick, NJ. D., Hon. Charles forWoou
ir. John Govatos, Barnet Gluckman' CHI
he ford E. Iszard, Henry r. lsaacs, ESD
OF J. Leonard johnson, Clarence Z. killen
il Hon. George r. Lyon. Hon. William
r. i
ne ID L McC0lley Hon. John p. McNaDu
ew Hon. James B. McManus. Hon. Charlie
Of n. Miller. Nathan Miller. Hon. John J
Nulvena Hon. John j. Murray, Charlie
Dr. 3. Palmer. Thomas y. peeney, Rober
ier Pennington. ESQ, George Rolnmel' Al
ilu fred n. Saylor. Harry f. Speakman
'ug Charles II. sheppard Homer c. Sim
nt mons. James h. STEIN 5. d. Townsend
IN Alfred NJ. Tonnele. Or. l.. Naccaro, A, i
SCI Warner. Jr.. General T. j. Wickershan
cad Women-Alrs Bayard w. Moor
.il- chairman: Mrs nlenry g. Parker, Mr'
'el- WIN. n. Warner, Mrs. Chas. T.. DEM!
nm Mrs. Hoace n. Wilkinson, Ms. Lesu
lie NJ Roe. Mrs. Ada NJ Roberts.
mo Observation-Disclosures heat
ss director
ly- Publicity-George +. Whiienack, a
tne rector: George Carter, Joseph IT, MAJ
ing tin, Clarence C. Killen, Fred Reyboh
liis Charles +. Gray, A. r. Saylor.
nee George Shultz W.
'o" Mckinney
public safety-George Black.
,%sls % Programme. l.. Johnson, J.
ney Bladt
Oh George Cook.
Amusemenis-Ha Bonum.
nat American Legion. Dept. OF Delawai
pc post officers and members.
'uce state Executive Committee.
gen Or. NJ. ]. Samuels, Dept. Commando
tors j. Danforth Bush, N'fe-Commande
M Clarence NJ Dillon, Adj. and Fin.
be REV. Geo Williams. Chaplain; Joi
ne Ramsey, Master-at-Arms; Leslie
quo, Roe. Historian
ana Post Commanders.
can Delaware No. i-Wm. T. Turner, w
mington.
lfer W. L. Fox No. s-John p lie Fev
insel Dover.
Mr. New Castle. No. 9-Jesse A. Nick
pee New Castle.
Marshauton. No. i-Norman a. Grov
tle Narsahllton.
leqis \. D. scott. No. &C NJ. smith W
nen1 mingion.
arsi- Newark, No 6-clarence sho-t. Ne
he ark.
neral Harrington, No. 7-Dr Joseph Bril-
ihs hurst. Harrington.
cler Ponna. r. 70. No, S-NIerrin Ihom
te 70 Edge Moor. Del.
oility Laurel, no. Cecil n. Benson Il
tneS rel.
Milford. No. io-H. j. peityjohn.
,ohoi ford.
. had seaford, No. ii-chas. w Hur
sucn Seaford.
'ician Georgetown. No. i2 George W b,
adei- Georgetown.
wo- Lewes. No. i3-Dr r. G.. Beebe. Lev
ering smyrna. No. ii--Leslie Irons. Smyi
where MiddletOwn, No f5 +. r. VOCAL. \
both --
been constitutions We said ne was a s
nder- dent OF Dr. Kelly and that he pers
! am ally saw whisky given TO patients
,evcr- the wards Of The Johns Hopkins I
that verslty Hospital Ills tutors in
e hu- unlyersity. ne said had indeiiDy
could pressed upon his brain that In ca