Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-06
PICK NAMESF0
HOSPITAL FUND
Teams to Make Canvass
Selections From List of
!. $4,000 Persons
WORKERS TO HAVE
FAIR CHANCE AT LIST


by stheir captains and lieutenants,
commenced to gather early this af-
ferroon in the duBarry Room of the
Hotel dupont to select from their
haE ss lists containing $4,000 names
OF Those Wilmington residents who
Will be asked to contribute next week
to sthe fund OF t250000 Mrs.
Charles b. Holiday. chairman. and
Mrs. Egmont T. Negendank, issued
thes call for the women team mem
bers and were on hand early TO
supervise the talk OF examining the
thodsands OF names.
The captains. lieutenants and
men1bsrs OF the Mems Division will
meet ton Eht in the same room at
80 O'clock They were called to-
gefher by their chsirmen OF sec
fions. John Richardson. Jr.. Robt. ID.
kemp. J. Chester Gibson and C. d.
Garretson The men will follow the
same procedure that the women
took this afternoon.
The names OF $1,000 Wilmington
residents carefully culled 10 include
onlylthose believed to be able TO con
rihute. make up the list. This has
been equally divided for the men
and women. so that no unfair adj
vantage in first choice OF the best
prospects would go to either sex.
Every known method OF insuring an
even chance for each team on both
divisions was used in submitting the
lists this afternoon.
The captains and lieutenants OF
the Womans Division meeting this
afternoon are as follows:
Team No. 81. Miss Elizabeth w
Pyle captain; Miss Jessie NJ. Sea
man. lieutenant; No. 20. Mrs. Joseph
II Martin. captain; Mrs. c. p.
Hfarn, lieutenant. No. %. Mrs. ]
Merrick Horn. captain; Mrs. r. D.
String. lieutenant No. 24.Mrs. Leland
LYON. captain; Mrs William H. wy /
9tf-siieuferant; No. rs. Mrs. Silas c. I
Frederick. captain Miss Anna r
Nezs ndank. lieutenant. No. 26, Mrs
Andrew G. Spiegelhaiter. captain /
Airs Harvey Bounds. lieutenant; No |
~ Mrs Carlton T. BRIGHAM, cap !
tain; Mrs. Edmund NJ. Barsham.
iieutenaDt: No. 2s Mrs Fin Spare,
capita n; Mrs. Frederick Kniffen.
lieutenant: No. % Miss Katharine
F. Markley. captain; Mrs Ralph
shay lieutenant; No so. Mrs. Thos.
c. Mum. capita n: Mrs George w.
Dorsey. lieutenant: No. 81. Mrs II.
s. Schutt. captain: Miss Madeline
Reed. Leutenant No. 80. Mrs. Frank
6. Carpenter. captain; No. 80, Mrs
Sevsrson r.. Cooling. captain: Mrs
Caleb +. Burchenal, Lieutenant; No.
-. Mrs. Montieih Jackson. cap
tain, Miss Marion Beadenkopf lieu
ienant; No. IS. Mrs. Wallace Coke,
espta n; No. SO, Miss Anna ;. Ru-
reu. captain; No. 81, Miss Susan
Young, captain; No. rs. Mrs. Joseph
r Niles. captain: Mrs. ]. Chester
Gibson. lieutenant.
a table was provided for each
ieam. with a lst containing one
Iwerf.e,h part Of the half Of the
= 600 names to be Inspected by the
women on each table. The proceed
ure was for each team 10 inspect a
cilon Of the list. indicate names
TO be assigned members OF that
Fam. and at a signal rotate the
SIS. until, at the end 1.-THE meeting.
81 cf team had Inspected each list.
The headquarters sjaff has pre-
pared cards bearing the names Of
I'll persons named on the LIST. Guild
ed ~ the notations on the lists. the
he adquarters staff will divide the
cards among the teams requesting {
hesf names. These cards will be
= ivered TO the teams at the rally 4
i.nner in the DUPONT on Monday
night next.
lanes s. Stirling. v.ce-chairmsn.
a5s requested all team members 70
refrsin from any unsystematic soiic-
ting in advance OF the opening OF
he Intensive campaign. October 9. {
This will assure fair fed for all. ;
80 sone IS supposed 10 solicit a sub i
frop a person without .
holding that@ persons name card s
All accredited team members will a
AIRY green cards with their author q
zation signed by John Hare. Jr.. G
reasurer Of the campaign fund, and
;ountsrs gned by the team captain. q
William wjnder Laird. executive n
a napaign chairman, today received J
handsomely engrossed and sealed v
-esoIutions OF endorsement OF the n
Home opathic Hospital campaign a
rom the Central Labor Union. The {,
resolutions we're as follows:
Whereas, The Homeopathic Hos I
pitai on October 10 will jnau.1lrate 1
2 campaign which has as it's obiec-
tive the raising OF s25O.000 for the
purpose OF Gerpetuating its splendid
wonk OF service to the community.
and
Where's. The Homeopathic e
Hospital has since its day OF open- 4
Ing been an institution that cares &
for sthe whole people. Irrespective OF L
race. creed. color or demonstration- n
he same cardinal principle on
which the labor movement is or h
ysnc7ed: and r
Whereas. To maintain the kind Z
Of hospital service required by those
In charge Of the destiny OF the
Hofneopsthic Hospital it is necessary
to Rave an endowment. which viii
proDde for the upkeep at the same
Tine holding down the. charges 70 /
the Teach OF all; therefore be II '
Resolved. That the Central Labor c
Union. as the representative Of the /
of Wilmington and '
ricinlty. many OF whom have bene- r
nteA physically because Of the !
Homeopathic Hospital being here.
hereby heartily endorses the cam
palm for $4,000 on the ground
'hatsthe amount needed is absolutely I
NECESSARY to continue the splendid {
'ervfce 10 the community in general I
llw&ys rendered by the Homeopathic s