Evening journal., 1920-03-30
HANDSOME sum
FOR SUFFERERS
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.tCOnUnueQ FROM fdkt iNo.l
ftting and proper that in the recon-
structlon problems left in the wake OF
the frightfulness OF the worlds tur-
moil that she play an equal part. and
accept the responsibility OF her obliga-
tlons.
"The world war freed mems minds
from the feiters Of the past-so that
they are wandering loose In the wilder
ness and speculation fields Of the future
with the result that we have now the
problem OF Bolshevism and the attend
ent influences graphing at the seat or
government trying TO overthrow or
ganized society, institutions and tradl-
tions so dear 10 us and for which you
so recently sacrificed your sons to up
hold and successfully whipped the
dastardly Hun.
Now that we successfully combatted
for the principles OF democracy-your
efforts to raise funds for the allevia-
tlon OF destitute Jewry7is most noble
act and ! am happy to learn that you
have reached the goal and that when
your commander gives the halt order
this evening The entire line Of workers
shall have advanced and taken the sec
tor and the mark set attained.
"Your action win stand out as a bull
wark against Bolshevism. will be a
beacon light to suffering humanity
and will help keep the lamp OF broken
faith In God burning In the lives OF
the struggling mass. the lamp which
on April 6, 1911, the United States OF
America decreed shall stay III so that
the truths Of democracy may be known
and the world made safe therefor.
In conclusion ] congratulate your
commanders, his teams. all OF ou-
friends who have so nobly helped US
TO help our sufferers, thereby adding
one more deed TO Delaware Jewry's
distinguished record for unselflsh and
national service"
Secretary OF State Everett Johnson,
the next speaker, referred 10 four oc-
casons such as last night. when he
had the opportunity TO study the good
traits OF our Jewish cltizens. The FIRST
he explained, was when David Snellen-
burg called upon him TO speak as a
representative OF the rural press Joc-
ularly Mr.. Johnson said that was the
time. he the speaker, put Naral Della
ware on the map The seconS zine
was at a dinne- given to Nathan Miller.
who Is now celebrating the sixteenth
year OF his coming from Warsaw to
Wilmington. The third was the dinner
given to Col. Max Wainr, also pres
cnt last night by the B'nai Birth, and
The fourth. the dinner last night. Re-
ferring back to his putting rural Del
aware on the map, he said the sub
scr.piions made In the towns outside
OF Delaware last night Indicated that
IL paid the Jewish citizens well for him
30 do that little trick speaking OF
Doves increase from 800 in the last
camralgn TO $500 in this and New
ark's increase This own home townl
from S7J to $3.50. He said The fact
that nifty per cent. OF the contributions
had come from non-Jews indicated the
spirit OF cooperation throughout the
State.
Mayor Taylor, too. said the people
or the Slate outside OF Wilmington,
are always ready TO aid in any good
cause.
John S Rossell, referred 10 one OF
~ FIRST undertakings in Wilmington
that he recalled as being The "Buy-in-
Wilmington" movement In which David
Snellenburg was so actively interested.
III is magnificent, grand and glorious.
said Mr. Rossell, <hat this campaign
has gone above si5000O TO relieve The
great distress OF the Jewish people IN
Eastern Europe"
Chairman Miller then closed the meet
ing by thanking all who had taken a
part In the campaign.
Almost 300 Guests.
Those seated at the speakers table
last night were
Samuel Cannon, David C. Aspril. Louis
Topkis. A. Brenner, Mayor William G.
Taylor, David Snellenburg, Secretary OF
State Everett c. Johnson, Colonel Max
Nathan Miller. Morris Levy.
Or. S. A. Robinowltz, John S. Rosscll,
Judge Aaron Finger, William p White,
John C. Saylor, Rabbi David B. Swiren,
DR.. Albert Robin and Isidor Coons.
The other guests Included:
Mrs. Jacob Faber, Mrs Aaron Finger
Mrs. Max Schendleman, Mrs. Louis ]
Wainer, Mrs. Harry Topkis, Mrs. Ellis
Miller. Mrs. Aaron Levitt, Mrs. Nj.
Henry Jacoby. Mrs. II. II. Hirsch. Mr.
md Mrs. Israel Wainer, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph II. Friedman. Leak Sherman, OF
Philadelphia; Miss Van Leer. OF Balti-
more. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Greenabaum. Or.
md Mrs. David Rossman. DR.. and Mrs
;. F. Yarowsky, Bennett Levy. Mr.. and
frs. Theodore Tuckerman, Mrs. Marion
railey. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Ellis,
drs. S. A. RabInowitz. Mrs. T. Grant,
Beatrice Jacoby, Mrs. Louis Jacoby,
Mss Margaret A. Jacobs. Louis Jacoby,