Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
ALL SECTIONS JOIN
IN RED Cross ROLL
CALL CAMPAIGN
industries Vie With Churches IN
Enrolling Members for
1872.
ANOTHER BIG LIST OF
DOWN STATE SCHOOLS

several thousand names of senior mem
bcrsb,ns m the .;ed Cross Roll Call cam
naiun will be made public tomorrow
These do not include the thousands OF
b,n,or members that have been enrolled
~ IN, schools The list viii not include
IN tho names Of members who have re-
rewed or he new ones gotten. ne liS'
uas closed Monday tor this coming
nuhhcqtiou and there have been many
b,,ndrods received that VIII appear
with the rext list 20 be published next
week
Iames Stein and his industrial plant
teams helued swell the list that appears
tomorrow Although many plants have
been almost shut down and the workncn
If Others materially reduced the plant
committees have been plugging ahead
hut the task has been discouraging ore
due 10 the number of persons out OF en-
plovmcnt now
Among the hardest workers IN the m
dustnes have been y ;. HuiircH. en-
plovmeut manager AT fuscy and Jones
and O. +. lost of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company ne
Hotel du Pont employees have been organ
IEcd for the campaign 10y Ernest = lauc
th, manager of that hostclry.
among the schools tho public instltu-
,,,ns havc enrolled almost 100 per cont
strong Tins j. due 70 the hearty CO.
operatlon of Dr Clifford ]. Scott, superin-
tendcnt ~ schools and the splendid sup
port he has received from the principals
and teachers al working togcthc to make
tlrs, present effort he most successful ever
undertaken hN the schools
some ~ the older students NJ Tower till
school. ia addition 10 becoming Junior
members are taking ont senior inembcr-
-hlps Mrs John 7 \iclds has charge Of
thc .olcItatinn a; lower Hill school, and
the successful ree,ilt, ohtalrcd there are
Inc fo her efforts Tho vourg men and
Nnmcn of the High school arc ais" not
satisfied with the JUNIOR membership but
trp taking ont SENIOR memberships
pEl.NARE ,ll, ~,HooI 100 + 4.
among tho down state schools that are
making a fine showing IA this campaign Is
Delaware CITY WITH other patuotlc
Schools ~ tho state II Is recorded 100 per
cent strong TO-DAY
Miss MARY NahaffN Who has been act
lng as secretary for Mrs. Thomas VII
son. director of Junior memberships, IN
checking up the schools. and who has
hcen one ~ the most efficient workers
ahout headquarters viii leave this week
Tor Ssn Antonio. Texas, where she wilt
ioin her father. Captain J r Mahafy
Captain Mahsffy : 3 veterinarian and
served IN the war hls home was III this city
Among the schools that reported 100
pcr cent strong TODAY were the following
Levels. Tow nsend. ! room. - pupils
florence & Cole. teacher Red Lion.
raom. Ia pupils Grace T. Thielman, teach
81 Moores Cheswold room, 10 pupils
FANNIE Marvel teacher, Harmony. PoT
ters I room. l2 pupils lsadora Bradley
teacher Hockessin. rooms, 80 pupils
Emilv G. Hiehfield principal Anderson
t,eorgetovn room. . pupils. harle,
|. INNS. teacher Far View. Newark,
room. "a pupils. Edith Woliaston, teacher
Delaware Crty. rooms 200 pupils NJ
Phvlls Mason. principal; Penny Hill
EAce Moor. room. 3 pupils. Beatrice
NJ CLARK teacher Promise Harrington
room. - pupils, Mrs Alice II. Ross
teacher Washington, Laurel. ! room
30 pupils. Florence MeSsIck teacher
Willow Grove. Wyoming, ! room. % pu
p,ls Viola Purnell teacher: Draw bridge
barbeson colorcd ! room, 20 pupils. Mrs
Bertha NJ Sturgis teacher Short 5
tleorgetown. room. 20 pupils. Sophronl:
l. Obeer. teacher
Willard Hall Wilmington. II rooms
670 puplls. MARY NJ Turner. principal
James A Garfield rooms, 25S pupils, IA
Strickland p-1cnIpal; Mendenhall. s
rooms IL pupils, G A. Strickland
principal.