Evening journal., 1922-10-14
CHILDREN'S COIN
AIDS HOSPITAL
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aunts. It was felt that this special
day would add many subscriptions
10 the fund. which. prior TO todlys
report. totalled s197.iss.44.
On Monday the pupils OF the high
school, public schools. a number Of
the parochial schools. the Friends
school and Beacon. Goldey and
Thompson business schools Will
have opportunity TO make a volun-
tary Offering TO the Homeopathic
Hospital fund. No attempt at solicit
tation will be made. The principals
and teachers have offered TO present
the appeal and 10 receive any con-
tributions the pupils offer without
further asking. Team No. %. Mrs.
J. Merrick Horn captain, and Mrs.
r. d. String. lieutenant. arranged
this feature and will collect the
school offerings Monday and Tues
day.
When the teams gathered for their
reports, the banners for the teams
turning in the largest amount at yes
teiday's report were on the tables
OF Team No. IS. W. A. Simonton'
captain. Frank A. McHugh. lieuten-
ant. and Team No. "a, Mrs. Leland
Lyon. captain. Mrs. William II.
Wyatt. lieutenant. Two new prizes
OF $50 each TO the mems team and
the woman's team reporting the
greatest number OF subscriptions,
won yesterday went into today'sI
totals reported by Team No. II
Dominick al Sabatina. captain. and
No. %, Mrs. A. G. spiegelhalter
captain.
James S. Stirling. executive vice
chairman, has issued a statement
urging a method OF payment which
will swell the fund substantially If
used. The statement follows:
by distributing subscriptions over
a two-and-a-half year period the bur-
den will be made so light that It can
be carried easily by a contributor |
For this reason subscribers are asked |
to pledge payment of their subscrlp- |
tions in six semi-annual payments |
the first due next November IS. the |
final one May Is. 1925. Experience |
mas EAAOMA II AAAA0 AAAEAARA bNAANAAN1 NAAN Il
institution and the contributor.
Many persons wish TO give more
to this worthy cause than they feel
able to give at present. This Is
where the six-point deferred pay
ment plan is of greatest value. Ev-
cry authority declares this country
is soon to start on great era OF
prosperity. Every Wilmington citi-
en- who has faith in the future of
this country and city should bacE !
his belief by subscribing on the six
point deferred payment plan far
more literally than he would II the
entire subscription had to be paid
This year He can subscribe nber-
ally, knowing that he has until 1925
10 complete the payment in semi
annual instalments. Any subscriber
II present unable to give as fully
ls he wishes can defer payment UNI
n any time within the two-and-a
lalf year period.
II wish to urge this method on
hose who offer SIS or $40 cash sub Z
criptions when visited. II they are
TO give that much now, sure
y they can repeat at six months
intervals during the two-and-a-half
ears coming, making their subscrip-
ions $50 or $50 respectively at no
-reater effort than giving s5 or SO :
means now. This would add thou
ands OF dollars to this fund without
dditional strain on the donors" ?
Up to and not including this af-
ernoon's report the progress Of the /
Hospital campaign q
vas as follows:
Fridays report. Mems Division. /
S.619.94; Woman's Division, So =
1850: executive committee. $685. e
tate division, s1.139.5O; Fridays
otaI. s24.s5T94. Previously report :
d s112.sSO.50. Grand total for four a
ays, s1371SS44.
Fridays report: Mems division
s,619.94; woman's division, 80,
f3.5O; executive committee. $3.50 Is
ate division. s1,13s.5O; Friday s
,tal, s24.S57.94; previously re q
orted. s112.ssO.5O; grand total OIL o