Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
RED CROSS WORKERS
GIVEN FEW DAYS TO
FINISH CAMPAIGN
Final Roll of Names to be De
fcrrcd Until List is Fully
Completed.
HENRYlP. SCOTT THANKS
THOSE WHO HELPED

In order that solicitors may make back
calls upon those persons whom they failed
10 get INTO communication with in the past
ten DAYS IN connection with the Fourth
Red Cross Roll Call, which closed yester-
dsv, officially viii have an opportunity
n the next few DAYS to round up these
prospective members. The headquarters
will remain open for short time in order
IL receive these cnrollments and list the
names for publication. The following
statement was ISSUED from headquarters
today:
The Delaware Chapter OF the Red
CruSs Mr. Henry i. Scott. Chairman
~ the Executive Committee declares,
desires 20 thank very heartily the many
thousand Delawarcans who have worked
and VINO are working 10 enroll members Tor
1921 While the campaign rs scheduled
should have closed Yesterday, the DIVISION
headquarters will continue open and MI
tearnS which have not concluded their
>nl,cltation should do so during the en-
ung week and make final reports. The
LIST publication Ct the roll will ho delayed
'hcrrforc, until NIL have had this oppor-
t1urv ~ cnllsting
The Chapter recognizes that many
ctlRrns who should EkS 10 support the
Red CruSS do not feel aS free IN tundS rs IN
.prmer wears and the solicitors have also
mot with much Indifference and many
,hjcctions. hut after all. membership dues
~, bti ono dollar and Il IS only through
the corporation of many thousands OF
upmhcrs that lis work can be sustained.
cannot. however, believe that the
peoplc ~ Delaware do not mean TO give
- the Delaware Chapter the necessary
measure Of support It's record Of service
and achievement mas been in many re-
-pcc,s greater than thai of any other
chapter
Ia order that all who have joined should
,cretye credit for il by appearing on the
soll Gall. workers and captains should
rcp,rt the names obtained NJ once NJ head
quarters.
NnRr SCHOOLS 100 Pm CFNT.
Nnothcr hir batch of schools reported
1nn PER cent strong TO-DAY Tower Hill
school IN addition 10 its Junior member
,uius had more than POO students enroll
as senior members. due 70 the clever work
~ Mrs John =. \ields Many 81 tho older
purris oi other schools and down State
Schools have done likewise Last minute
letters were forwarded u schools that had
not reported 10 head quarters and If
any principal receives such a notice who
has already enrolled, II Will DC the result
~ tho mails crossing
Friends school in addition 70 reporting
100 per cent strong in Junior member
ships. has enrolled nifty per cent strong
as senior members The list of Junior mem
herShips reported today follow
Tower Hill School. l0roous. 254 pupils.
preI. Skilton; Friend School. Q rooms,
S65 pupils DR. Norris; + Peters School.
7 rooms, go pupils, SISTER Alaza: s.
llzabeths Scho1. rooms. 375 pupils.
SISTER NJ Hilda; Center Grove School
room, 81 pupils, Nina Horn; Master
Corner. / room. % pupils Linda Layton;
kcni.n school Kenton. room, 81 pupils,
Nina Della y Robinson Trinity. Fridge
villo. room. 3S pupils. Else NJ GRAM:
Cedar Field. Milford. room. 26 pupils,
Helen J Rvon; Midway school Level.
. rooms. 47 pupils. Hanna Lauk; Lowe
tiroossroads Millshoro rooms. so pupils
J OTIS West: MIddletown. Middletown,
O rooms 302 pupils O. T. Mcknight
Radman Farm nCton. ! room. 81 pupils
Minnie RAY SUNNI. Bridge ! room, 10
,tipls. L Parker Wiiamsville school
houston. J room. 40 pupils. Arthur l.