Evening journal., 1920-05-14
rain FAILS TO
HALT DOUGHNUTS
IConLInued from FIrsl pagel

NANHlilNFu AIUill NIrl i'tAiIs
TO get their baskets. The first point
of attack was The Tower Hin. the
Friends. the High and several Of the
grammar schools. Recess time was
accurately chosen as the right time
for sales. and reports received at noon
indicated that the d0ughnuts were go
ing rapidly
Mrs. Bumford explained that The
committee had obtained ''Only 1900
for today, and the only fear was That
In spite OF the rain the supply might
not last out the afternoon. In add-
ti0n TO the schools, the dOughnut
brigades attacked the downtown office
buildings and big industrial plants
This afternoon they viii be guided
by their own good sense and the
weather and II possible Will have OK
ira supplies FOR street crowds. BUY
a d0ughnut for a dime and help the
salvation Army" Is their cry. but
many customers are expected TO take
home a dozen or more for salvation
Army remembrance dinners this even
ing.
Tomorrow. circus day, the dough-
nut sale viii be continued with even
greater VigOr. II was believed this qf-
iernOon the dainties would 90 like the
veriiable hot cakes" OF fairy tale and
lNHlis Ant NNNkIHuA1 NIt nONhltu UN
Ernest b. Taite. manager OF the Hoo
tel dupont and by the Federal Baking
Company. other bakers. where strikes
have been called iamong their help.
may be able 10 JON In the donations
tomorrow morning
Mrs. Rumford has received splendid
support In The dOughnut enttrprs,
from The Junior League. Numbers OF
the Girl Guards OF The salvation Army
arc also helping. Among those
| young misses and mairons who have
volunteered their services are the fol
lowing:
Miss Margery Odell. Mrs. Joseph II
Dallett, Miss Elizabeth Reese. Mrs
Philip D. Laird, Miss Marguerite
Miller, Miss Alice Sallerthwaite Mis-:
Jeanette Thomas, Miss Susanne Speak.
man. Miss llcrietia Stadelman, Mis-:
Katherine Hilles. Miss Marjorie Pyle
Mrs. Paul h. Wilson, Mrs. Frank Y
dupont, Mrs. Tlghman E. Johnston
Miss Maurice dupont Lee, Miss Con.
Stance Moore, Mrs. j.. Lawrence Gil.
son, Miss Caroline Tainall. Miss Eliz
abeth Patterson. Miss Marjorie Speak
man, Miss Dorothy Warner, Miss Eliz.
abelh AmOry, Miss Mary Curtis, Mrs
/ Charles LatrObe, Miss Julia Town.
send, Miss Sarah Townsend, Miss Alic,
Bush. Miss Louise Nowland, Mrs
/ Philip J Carpenter, Mrs b. ID. Beyea
| Mrs. HOlstein Harvey, Jr., Miss JUL,
Johnston. Miss Marion Beadenkopf
| Miss Corinne Mcndenhall. Miss Alicl
Candee and Miss Mary Siadelman.
A new and much-appreciaied phasl
OF the fund raising developed thi,
morning at the headquarters. This
was receipt Of a substantial contri
button from the Elsmere Federated
/ Club. No canvass Of the women.
clubs of The city and State is beins
made because 10 Is confidently belieV.
ed they will do their part, as they
always have done In similar move
menis, of their own accord. For this
reason donations are looked for from
every club in the State Federation
/ The amounts OF these contribution,
will be announced when all haV,
been received
Mrs. George r. Parsons, captain oi
the team which Is canvassing th,
! stores and shops Of the city. today re.
ported splendid responses. "Ih'
name Salvation Army acts lik'
magic" she said. Everybody seem
TO know about It's good work an'
wants 10 help
Mrs. Ethel B. Staniar. captain OF Ia
Red Cross Motor Corps, Is being as
sisted by a team composed OF Mr..
w. II. Adams. Mrs. r.. w. Campbdl
and Mrs. Leonard y. Wales. Thi
team is working actively in varie'
directions
So far az reports received at head
quarters showed today every tear
was working with a Will to viii
; Meanwhile contributions entirely un
solicited are flowing into the mead
duarlers. at Tenlh and Markel slreels