Evening journal., 1920-02-04
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IN CAMP PAIGN
SERVICE FUND
Continued from Page Two.

| the efforts OF the service have been met
AN unusual record OF continual sue
cessful achievement during the past is
assurance Of the manner in which these
promises Of the Community Service Will
be fulfilled in the future.
ITO carry on this work which will
make Wilmington a healthier, happier
and better place In which TO live, s62,-
252 must be obtained.
Every penny Of this money Will be
spent in Wilmington-for Wilmington
by Wilmingtonians. 1t is an invest
ment IN the betterment of the city TO
which no patriotic citizen can fail to
sufScrlbe
ION behalf, therefore, Of the Will
mington Community Service Commit
tee and In the interests of a progressive,
neighborly and civic spirited Whining
ton, appeal strongly to you for as
liberal a contribution as you may be
permitted 10 make TO this Worthwhile
enterprise.
Earnestly yours.
JOHN p. NIELDS.
Chairman
At the meeting OF the Central Labor
Union last evening. Mr. Keats and Mr..
Nields explained in detail the coming
Mr.. Keats said the desire Of the
executive and general committees Is to
raise the sum to follow out the 1920
program, and stated that every cent OF |
h. h. In
lie called attention TO the fact that |
over one hundred different organlza-
lions, representing all the factors in the |
social, religious. recreational
md civic life Of the community had
lnited In expressing a frank desire for
he continuation of Community Service
n Wilmington. He praised the progress
lveness always displayed by the Cen
raj Labor Union and appreciated the
manner IN which labor recorded It's
'oice In favor OF the continuation Of
Community Service work In the COM
nunlty.
Mr. Nields said that Community Il
'ervice had proven its right to exist
S a Wilmington organization, as was
TESTED by the fact that organizations
epresentlng all groups of the popuiace
ad united In expressing a desire for h
he continuation of the service.
I'VE want popular contributions TO
he campaign" said Mr.. Nields, "and we
sant 10 see the way the labor organiza-
Ions will respond TO the call for
nancial support. feel that labor has
lways done its duty, so realize that !
here will surely be a volume OF popu- I,
lr contributions from the working
eople OF Wilmington. all of whom
ppreclate the many phases OF Com
lunity Services past work ln VIII
iington."
The union went on record as indors-
* the campaign and instructlng the
elegates 10 report It back to their re-
peclive locals and urge cooperation 10
he extent Of appointing teams 10 takel
ctive part In the campaign.
Chairman Nields and Mr.. Keats con- :
erred with heads of departments OF the |
uPont Company yesterday and received Z
romlses Of the heartiest cO-operation.I !
he company heads viii personally at
nd 10 the matter OF contributions from (
lat concern.
Oflcials OF the Hercules COMPANY ?
e TO be met In conference today and \
e plan of camplgn among their en- I
Dyes arranged for. IN
John Govalos. a member OF the Com
unity Service, has assured Mr.. Keats 7
at he will personally look after the /
mpaign among his fellow countrymen \
d believes that big contribution may A
expected from them. al
4 - N Qa- |
worker among the Italians and hopes "
raise 5000 among them during next G,
EEK. IN
Pledges OF support. cooperation and p
,rkers have come from leading mem n
RS OF the Russian and Spanish colon
in the city. gI