Evening journal., 1920-09-21
ALL CITY AIDS
HOSPITAL FETE
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ientlon. 10 will be disposed Of dur
II every day this week brings TO
the affair the weather, the crowds ana
Inc enthusiasm that favored IL on the
opening day and evening. the proposed
contagious disease hospital Tor MnlcH
10 Is conducted. will be established
on a financial foundation as sond as
a rock Moreover there should be no
T,or, hahics children ana adults dy-
ing i'm Wilmington by the score every /
monlh as they are now, for the /
simple reason that there is no place ,
/ fo Which they can be taken when |
| ihev are anlicted with diphtheria. |
scaslei fever or some olher trans
m ssible disease. n
Thal the crowds and The enlhu-
sasm Will be there to stay Tor ihe re,
mainder OF the work seems assured
/ for nothing can guarantee lnls s9
much as the happy and salisue9 Noin
of mouth publicity lnat Wln
snread broadcast by the thousands
,,ho sNyarmed over the spacious
erounds last evening. For the wealh-
er an good religious folks VIII pray
and the rest VII nope. ,a
Onicial Wilmington turned OUT ah9
said ts little piece hut the aolllllllanl ll,'l1
chord Of the night was struck pI W.
mo neople" AS Mrs. Albert hoDln
tcharacterized the 0u.pouring. ENerg
race every creed. every shaue Oh ~ ~
lcial standing was represented Nv ,alr
eaN thrOng, bent on doing VWo uiints,'
having fun and passing on mGg,th
money 10 serve cause Nl'n ""'''
they knew no better, -,t.,
'~Whal more splendid manifestation
Of civic consciousness ana coInnlun
spirit can we ask than Is mann
p Ihere tonight by lhis wonderful out,
, no,tring Of our people, questioned
: NaVor Tavlor in his brief address 10
formally open the bazaar last cNtnlll5-
"Can Ne doubt that wilmington
ihearl Is right and that her soul is
, righteous when We st,e Dtlule uu'
] eVes iho proOf of 20? Here are lheu-
p ssnds many OF them gathered FOR
Measure perhaps. but these cOuid go
P hundreds of places tonight Nntre
4 iheir measures would he far greater
and their service 10 the community
far less than by coming mere. III
s makes a man feel proud 10 i've IN a
drmorracv when he is surrounded by
, such a representation OF democracy as
[. Do here gathered. a.. ...,.
"This enormous bazaar Tor lne pul-
nose OF cquipplng the neW conlYslous
e disease hosplial That YOU see over
F, moro within the sound OF my voice Is
J bound 20 be a success. The people ui
5 Wilmington have decided that 10 shah
be and when the voice OF the pegple
, really speaks. nothing can interfere
i except an all-Wise Providence
II won't delay YOU There are many
I other things 10 do that should p'
done right away. TN simply push NY
7 lhuiton and turn over the bazaar u
= the people Of Wilmington.
David Sncuenburc. president OF th.
g exkeutive committee OF the p and :
u Uospiial voiced a WelcOme TO the peo
D; ME on hchalf OF the munagement IN
feyy Well chosen words. | don nee
~ tto tel yOu." he said In part. now
10 hclieVe in Wilmington, / have nee
l.. telling you that for years NheneN
" ihe opportunity presented itself. ISL
Va II do want 90 say that the demonslr
~ ton OF civic pride ana ehtluslas
~ shown here tonight Is the most co
e Nincing argument | can bring TO ne
en ihat my ialih in Wilmington is mo
tor than Justified.
ior Mrs. Willard r. Smith. president
~ Tho Nompn's Auxiliary or the nosl
io inl undor the auspices or Whth y
A.. lbazaar is being conducted ana Wl
In lhas done so muol for its success, j
IN iroduced Mrs. Robin, the gener
in chairman. upon whose SHOULDERS
Inc leadership OF this venture mas lali'
cd II am SO happy about ali you ~
rs, neonlc turning out TO assist our b
An, zaar that ! can hardly speak, 81
% Mrs Robin. III there ever was a III
ne when Ne. the people. have display
noe genuine interest In t1e welfare
our city tonighl Is that time. The
Is no Protestant. no Catholic. no ie
no rich, no poor no Democrat ana
Republican in this audienoe tong
We are all OF one heart ana one mn
We all want we'll -'oruuc,gd 81
iagious disease hospital In Wilmh
.- ton and we'ne going 10 have IT,.
III we cannot doubt the puhhc's 81
mort whel We see 10 here so Won
flllv manifested Nou can go ho
and go 10 bed assured tonight
me new hospital will b. estahlis
with ample funds TO run 10, nroNid
every night and every day OF ile
Rev. zaar is like this one. And ! can
eted no reason why il should not be
roes same a.
'her suppcrs every night. The supl
arly are here 10 be served for eNeryh'
had m YOU are not asked 90 buy a tic
lred hunt up one. The suppers are X
the price Is reasonable. and your p
he ence will help the hospital. There
cor so many nice things 20 be had on
ac- The booths. too. Don't forget tnel
oNd And now we have for a few
oes. monls entertainment, after we I
ied lsunC Am rica." one ~ thn lines,
The prano singers in Wilmington.
leu. Louise Nasenove.'
her Aftcr Mrs. Nasenove had sung q
'oV- beautifully, The ha7d mad pls
lcks America" and William p. White
/ led the large audience in a few so
ller the band adjourned To the paw
was near the booths and between The 7
rch. ular music II rendered and the
and 10 be had at The various booths vi
the Ian kinds Of desirable articles "
hon disposed Of. lhs night OF gayeiy
ling on IN full swine
the The part OF the grounds devote,
-oes the arrangement OF the twenty bON
preseped a cOlOrful scene not nm
adic that Of an Oriental market pl
car There were girls as beautiful "
0Ws as fine and crowds as great. ~
irb- booth did a rushing business
At the grocery booth well {
enemies OF Old III Cost o Ii
.enls were rapidly disposed of. The
'ugh Men, appropriate TO their name,
fine looking blankets 30 offer.
- white Elephant Booth had air
everything Imaginable fr IN
dolly TO a big talking machine
lE'ks We're finding a lively husines'
lis. their stand in distributing pill
cigsrs and other articles 60
an 3 Two honthp cc,a.,,t.a H.. 4.