Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
10000 STUDENTS
ENROLL AS JUNIOR
RED CROSS MEMBERS
One Of Every Two School Chill
dren Support Roll Call
Campaign
BOOTH TEAMS HAVE
BUSY DAY ON STREE L

Twenty thousand school children of
Delaware have become JUNIOR members
81 the 1921 Rod Cruea roll call IN the heil
Call campaign now III progress ms
means that ono of every two pupils IN the
schools Of tins state have become con-
rcctpd with this great charity The total
for the campaign 80 far, announced by
Mrs Thomas " Wilson. director f
.Junior memberships, shows TINT lD
Schools and a2l rooms have come forward
TOO per cent strurg for the Red ross
These N34 rooms mean also. 63f teachers
and the exact number ofpufnis enrolled -
1o,1SS.
To tho traohers and principals who are
really responsible for this rnaEulfceht
showing while this - satisfactory snow
ing "a far as their pupils are concerned, u
does not measure up TO the standard that
these educational Instructors have SCI
for themselves They propose now 10
make their teaching corps 100 per cert
strong for the Red Cross, by having each
instructor enroll rs senior member by
having the orc dollar membership dues
4 working committee Of the teachers OF
Wilmington was organized yesterday and
will make canvass amor z their members
The Wilmington police were today
enrolled 100 per cent. 30 If YOU see 3
blecoat without his Red cross button,
showing on his ovcrcoat, ask HIM where II
IS for IL il likely faster ed on his inside
coat front Others who have enrolled the
complete personnel Of their establishments
are Glover Dairy Company. Hope farm,
Service Citizens and krebs plant at New
port Morris Plan Bank and Tourist
garage Three rev teams were organized
and went TO work tday They are Y VI.
{ under 4 ID liGdley, Ellis Studio
under Mr. Ellis, and the Diamond State
Telephone Company, under Harcourt
Burns
BOOTH TEAns BCsY TO-DAY.
The booth teams were busy on the
street TODAY soliciting memberships.
Posters announcing the headquarters for
each team we're posted on the outside
of the various hanks and stores and the
weatherman was again kind to the ladies
today. sending warm enough weather for
them t. DO ont side work, without resulting
in colds or illness The teams are located at
the Hotel du Pont. postoffce. Whining
ton Trust Company. Tenth and Market
and Second and Market, Morris Plan
bank. 900 Shipev street; Equitable
Trust Company. Ninth and Market.
Union National Bank Eighth and Market
i Security Trust Co, sixth and Market,
] Central National Bank, Fifth and Market
and Farmers Bank
/ The schools that reported 100 per cent
/ Junior memberships today wert as fol-
/ lows.
! Public school No. 30, Wilmington, Is
rooms, 525 pupils, Miss Richardson
Fair View School. M0rydel, Md, room,
] 26 pupils, Claudia Harmon; Parker S
/ Chapel School, Marydcl Md, | room
/ u pupils, Minnie B. Green Mlllville
/ School, Milvlle 4 rooms, " pupils, {.
I w Jarrett Hollyvile school, Hollyville,
| room, % pupils, Mrs. Elizabeth h.
/ Stevenson; Pratt's Branch school, FELTON,,
i room, IA pupils, Elizabeth Frazier
/ Blanco Colored School. Clayton ] room,
+ 20 pupils, Alice W Dixon, Seaford Colored
! School, Seaford, 3 rooms, III pupils;
/ Newport Colored School Newport
room, 35 pupils. Alice Nj Jordan; liarring
! ton Special School Dist, Harrington, Is
rooms, I44 pupils, Isaac Rlsmller Ellen
| dale School, Glendale, rooms, IS pupils,
| Charles W Carey; Brandywine Springs
| School, Marshallton, 3 rooms, 81 pupils,
/ Margaret A Lewis; AlarshAllton Colored
| School, Marshall ton ROOM 30 pupils
| Mrs Augusta Lones; Mt, Pleasant School
Mt Pleasant, room Is pupils, Mary
| Price; Messick's School, Brldgeville, 2
rooms, 80 pupils, Nancy Truitt; Bridge
vile Public School, Bridgeville, rooms
295 pupils, John + Lelnnlger; AlIddleford
School, Sea ford, room, 81 pupils, Annie
NJ Rivers; New Castle Special School
Dist, rooms, rs pupils, Virginia Guse
man; Lewes special chool dist Lewes
ii rooms, 500 pupils, A. ii. Rausch.