Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
JEWISH WAR RELIEF
CAMP PA|GN SUCCESS
Workers at Luncheon Jollify when
Told Pledges Amount to
Sl52, ,348.
aELP FROM DOWN STATE

III
W;,h a goal of sl50,O00, the Jewish
pel;ef Campaicn. at the close last night,
.,nounced n total of Sl52 Jas. Inc
luncheon held in the ballroom oil the
Hotel du Pont WAS one SOLID mass oi
iolli6cation, with 800 people IN attendance,
As the reports of the various teams WeIo
,cad A number of times during the even
,,g Chairman Miller was unable to stop
the noise that greeted some ot the re-
nnrts and had to wait until 1t subsidized
The success of the campaign, IL WAS
nointed out last night. is due TO the nom
Jcuisb and Jewish residents OF Delaware
,hocontrib lalike in such large amount.
DIR : \ RauinowItz opened the meeuhS
last night with prayer The reading OF the
rppor,s followed the luncheon.
One OF the surprises of the evening
uas when Morris Levy announced that
Tho total collected down the state was
over $40 600. the team from Dover. under
Colonel W. ID. Denney reporting sZ''oo'
The Newark team reported slo5o.
When the report of Dover WAS present
ed by George Schwartz, OF tins city, VINO
ac,od with the Dover committee IN or
ean;,inr for the work, MIR Schwartz
naid HIGH compliment 10 the men who had
been SO successful in getting the total OF
81 800 He mentioned the names OF Col.
" ID Dnney. the chirman: John >.
collins treasurer: Harold Dorzback,
SECRETARY. Charles b. Wilson, Reb. /.
NJ Crosby. Henry Dorzback, l.. j. Hayes,
Navor i. B. Magcc, Harry N aver
samuel Knopf and Walker l.. NJ lltiIn.
Chairman Miller, after the results
were known, spoke briefly
This has not been one-man campaign
but an undertaking of, for and by the peo-
nlc ne declared. Later IN the evening
Mr.. Miller thanked all who had hoped TO
mako tbc campaign 20 over. Mr.. Miller
introduced David Snellcnburg as "the
man who does things without notse,
for the benefit Of other people. Mr.
SneIlenburc was vIcc-chairman OF the
campaign. n
David Snclcnhurg spoke briefly tie
commended the work accomplished IN the
c.mnaipn and praised the efforts Of Chair
man Miller He announced the total Tor
The night rs S12 800; the state total,
elO nos and the executive committee
50 $50 DIR. Robin reported contr1hu-
tion of $1,000 from lrenee du Pont ana
$500 from Mrs. Alexis du Pont,
Colonel Max Wainer was the next
r,raker. Tie made . special trIptrom wash
nctnn. D. c., to attend the celebration
Colonel Waincr discussed the rcconstrnc-
lion problcm and the part Judaism must
,,Iav n i He praised the act Of Judaism in
its efforts to raise funds Tor inc alleNla'oi
az destitute Jewry.
Judaism may Justly he proud OF hcI
mart in the world war, said Col NamcT
and il is only fitting and proper that
m the reconstruction problems lett IT
the wake Of the frighttumcss Of tho world
,umult that she plavan equal art and &C
cont the rcsponsihility Of her obligation
\ow that we successfully combattcd 10
tbp nrinciplcs Of democracy, your effor
10 raise funds for the alienation OF destI
tute Jcvrv is a most mobile act ana an
happv 10 know that you have reached th'
goal of your campaign;
Secretary of State johnson. the mex
SNEAKER. commended the spirit OF co
oneration displavcd in the campaign, a
,bc contributions from non-Jews were ;
numerous. Mayor Taylor also spoke q
Tho 'co-operation that had been show
from down the State. John ;. RosSc
Was the last speaker and likewise praise
tho workers in the campaign. ChaIrma
Miller then closed the meeting by thank
ing all who had taken part IN the cam
palgn.
night were. -,
Samuel Cannon. David G. Aspril, Lou
Topkis. 4. Brenner. Mayor William {
Tavlor David Snellenburg, Secretary {
state Everett C. Johnson, Colonel Ma
Waincr. Nathan Miller, ,dorris Levy, ID
: A. Rabinowitz. John s. Rossell, Judl
Aaron Finger. William p. White, John {
savior. Rabbi David F.. Swiren, u
Albert Robin and lsidor Coons.
The amounts reported from down ii
state were as~fallews:, A. Handlof, Ne'
ark. sI,650: A. Fogel, MiddletOwn. 81 .Ot
Colonel W. ID. Denny, Dover, 81 500;
AbeNnan, Georgetown, slS5; A Goudls
New Castle. 1924. J. Wainer. Delawa
= Citv. s4o6: Clarence Raymond, Smyrn
$1,000; Sol Kline, Bridgevllle, $40;
C;utowitz. Lewes, 1922; Morris Leibowit
Laurel. sl5S; A Levinson. Milford. s4U
+. Greenbaum, Seaford, s1,6l2.
The team reports last night were as i
lows: !. J. Cohen, $50; Max he'll. "a, Sc
: Margolin, s2O6; Fred Flanzer, S36
Harry Kety, 81 .O62; Samuel Greenbaul
SIS: DIR. A. Goberman, S501; Joseph Bt
man. sI4S; Miss Rose Scher, $3.50; Nj
Jacob Faber, 81 1868; Mrs. Morris Tanz'
$500: Mrs. H. Feinberg, S2,lO1; Nj
Dora Schwartz, Sl99.