Evening journal., 1920-05-13
DOUGHNUT SALE
FORS. A.FUND
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De the merry cry, and everyone who
eats will have the satisfaction Of
knowing they are helping someone
else less fortunate as we'll A dime
apiece Will be asked for the dainlies.
but customers will be limited only
by their stock Of coin In what they
wish TO pay. As Saturday win be
circus day the doughnut sale Is ex-
pected to be most appropriate and
consequently large.
The "doughnut brigade will work
10 pairs. one Of the young women
VIII carry baskets Of delicacies ana
the other the typical salvation Army
TN canister 10 receive the money
Every penny Will 80 90 the fund
1he Federal Baking Company win do
nate 20 dozen doushnuts and Ernest
rate, manager OF The Hotel dii-
font VIII give 500 Of the dellcacies
uesh from the hotel Kitchens.
1.-THE movies" too. have offered
their services TO help the salvation
Army fund. sets Of slides Were pre-
pared this morning by James n. Ginns
which Will be flashed on tho screens
neginning probably tonight.
"a meeting OF the Women's exacu-
tive committee was held In the SAL
Naton Army fund headquarters In
ine Church Building. at Tenth and
Market streets, today, presided over
pN Mrs. Donald $. Ashbrook. the
chairman. Reports from team can
talns showed that contributions we're
coming IN steadily f.Om AN pafts Of
the city and State. AS The towns
down slate have asked that amounts
not be given out until they can get
n ineir own reports. no statement
OF contributions was made today. II
Was evident from the smiles Of the
women OF The executive committee
sfc me workers thai the movement
IS progressing favorably.
lhe police Of the clty from CHIEF
Ieorge Black down. today EXPRESSED
themselves as delighted With the re-
ception accorded them by The public
lfst night when they paraded for the
benefit Of the Salvation Army fund of
too'UVu. Streets along the line OF
march were lined with people who
opplauded the procession heartily. and
Who brayed rain TO witness it'
livery branch Of the Police De-
partmont was represented and an
made excellent showing The column
Vas headed by the salvation ARMY
Provincial Band OF phlladelphla
Chief Black and Captains Wardle and
hellener came next followed by SER
Seanis. patrolmen "plain clothes"
detectives. headed by sergeant Rob
crt J. Benson; the Ore alarm and
%seEaph bureau men, motorcycle
eqliad, three motor amhulanccs and
tNo motor patrols, and two aulomo-
piles used by the officers Of the de-
p@rtment Tor special purposes.
- large delegation Of salvation
Army men. including Major William
Halpin and a number OF other former
overseas men in regulation army uni
Iorms acted as escorts. The local
Halfauon Army corps, under Adiutant
Arthur Cooke also was In line.
Many salvation Army "lassies." in
Guiding Miss Reba Sayers. and a dele
gallon OF salvation Army Girl Guards
IN uniform formed attractive fea-
lures.
More team captains were announced
last evening as follows: Mrs. Edwood
6. killen, Miss Constance A. Marchus
Miss Esther B. Megear, Mrs. Ethel b.
'selanlar. Gordon Scott Captain A. w
Slm0nton and j. r. Skelly. Miss
Marchus Is organizing for team work
fr0m the Ursullne Academy. Mr.. Scott
will direct work Of the Atlas Powder
Company canvass. and Mr.. Skelly
hat OF the Hercules Company. Mrs
Slaniar. who Is captain OF the Red
Cfoss Motor Corps. and her team will
canvass garages and automobile sup
ply houses OF the city Miss Megear
Will direct the work OF the school
team. and Mrs. Killen that OF the wo-
mems clubs
The following team captains also
have been appointed BY John L. Fish-
er Naval Post, No. IS, Of the American
Eeglon OF Delaware: George l.. Evans,
FL B. COhio. r NJ. Paynter. n. w.
Anderson, d. B. Mulhausen, C II.
Jester, George w. Dorsey. :. l.. Hutch
inson, George W. Cox and c. V.
Oleayer
Appointments Of service team can
tains are announced as follows. w. &.
Turner, Michael Zocolla. Cecil Call
houn. J. J. Dugsn, George ]. Schultz.
William j. Mckinney, d NJ Salter.
II n: Wilkinson, ]. r. Brown. Jr..
x. W. Cooke. l.. NJ. Roe. L. r. Webb.
Earl Strough and j. Allen Williams.
Teams also are at work in Newark.
Dover, Milford. Laurel. Smyrna and
other towns down State