Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
INDUSTRIAL PLANT
COMMITTEES SEEK
RED CROSS Members
Labor Against Odds With Forces
Cut Down but Determined
to Help Roll Call.
APPEAL TOMORROW FOR
AID FROM CHURCHES

Stimulated hv the wav tho achnol chIl
drn ar working % bring cre'Ilt tn iloia-
ware IN the Fourth Rod CruaH Roll all.
teams among the induetrlala, churches.
lodges, theatres and buRinee& action won't
~ the taak oF renewing memberships
among their friends and acquainianceH
TODAY with added zeal In mnre than
twenty manufacturing plants committees
sought 10 enroll the employees ~ that they
might make "a report NJ complete rs pnaai-
hlr hy Monday. ~ that the names OF
those who have joined fuaY bs made
mbhc early next we'k Every worker
who has an names 90 report Is requested
"a hiring OF send them NJ once to head
quarters. ~ they NAV bc added 10 the hat
that IS lscing prepared 49,
Tomorrow viii he Red Cross Day m
the churches Ministers. nctoT and
priests will refer at SOM Of the sorvioes
to the campaign now IN prngrcss and "'li
tell al what the organization Is dong not
only At home but IN Europe 70 relieve
suffering there among people that no other
nation but America Is attempting 10 give
,uccor Church committees VIII circulate
among the worshippcrs after the service
tomorrow, seeking 70 enroll members
These teams are also asked u report their
success at headquarters Monday morning
81 that the names may appear with the
first list made public.
Two or four chubby youngsters who
were headquarters this morning helping
count buttons and doing detail work III
connection with the Junior membership
campaign later proved of much service 10
the Motor Corps When the suggestion
was made 10 them that the might help
the Motor Corps Young women with the
delivery of packages, he quartet jumped
M the proposal They all wanted 10 90,
but ONLY two were needed 30, they de
cided TO draw lots And the two biggest
were successful They were Harry Morrow
and James Davis Of No. school. hey
were 'tckled to ride about IN the gray
cars and help the Red Cross
MORE 1OOP G SCHOOLS.
Reports from the schools Of 100 per cent
memberships continued to reach headquar-
ters in numbers Suss xcounty led the other
counties in the number Of schools, but the
CITY schools reported the largest number
Of pupils Among the list were | nion,
BridgeviIle, / room, d pupils, Gertrude
Wilton. teacher. Millsboro. room, 26
pupils, r. ] 5 ieIds, teacher, Mowers,
i room, IS pupils. Norah a. Coverdale,
teacher, StockIey, | room, Il pupils.
RAYMOND 4 Long teacher Selbyville, |
room, IS pupils William q. Hudson
teacher. Georgetown. II rooms, }
pupils Alexander l., Harrington principal
Sycamore, Laurel, room, 65 pupils, Mary
+ West, principal Newport, > rooms
us pupils Frances L. Mccoy principal ;
| Milford special district, rooms, l52
pupils. Hayward Camper, principal.
At st. AIMS, Wilmington, rooms, 325
pupils, Sister VI Apollonius, principal
No. 30 Public School, II rooms, 552
pupils, Sarah L. Devine, principal; No.
| IL, 10 ro ms, 100 pupils, Mrs Elizabeth
Pritchett, principal; No. 10, 8 rooms, 200
pupils. Mrs l.. Pritchett, principal; No. 1,
Q rooms, $50 pupils, Dorothy Nj Mlllard,
principal.
The Motor Corps, as ususal had an
extremely busy day today, being called
upon TO distribute much campaign ma
| terial in addition the regular work of
| the Corps The itinerary follows
Three patients to take 10 the clinic at
the Delaware Hospital One Of them the
| little boy who had both arms taken off,
as Il result coming in contact with a live
| WIRE The other two lnfantile paralysis
cases.
Three visits to make for the social serv
| ice worker at the Delaware Hospital.
| Delivery of posters i'll stores ban S, etc.
| for the Red Cross Roll Call. a number OF
/ packages to be delivered to the different
| churches for the Red Cross Roll Call
| Emergency call for the Home Service
! A. r. G.