The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
Gain Of $4,000 in Two Days
Made-Teams n Enthusl-
astic Meeting.
Subscription Of 81 900 Re-
ccived From E. W. Oelebay
Other Donations.


The splendid total o. $4,000. with al!
team ~o'ag strong, was the report OF
The second meeting Of the workers in
the Associated Charities campa IN l"'
$50 l66 This is Il gain of $1,000 In Two
days.
Yesterdays meeting. which was held
n, noon luncheon ut the E!ks' club.
was ;hc i;vclicst and most interesting
president and chairman Of the campo gn
committee. presided. Among those
present who are taking n leading part
IN the drive were the following:
George ". Lutz. c. y. Robinson. VIII
II, Colvig. Roy Il. Naylor. Tom e.
Toulk, O,;o Schcnh. John c. Palmer
Fred Fox. II. J. Hofmann. John Cole
man, / r. Williams, J. y. Ellm' mar
very Pollock. r NJ Brawne, John Is
Garden. e. " Hartford. X. l.. Scanrign!'
w. i. KENNEDY. Harry Gompcrs, L. w
Tlckes, and Jchn II. Clarke.
\ subs ,-!pt!on Of $1,000 from z. W.
OClclav was added 10 the gratifying
Ts, Of slh6o subscriptions, wh'ic a
number ~ sI0h gifts wer" also rcrHTdcu.
". =. stone. who With II. {. ogden as
Il srcc!al team. has been doing srIcnu Il
work IN the interest "t IN" cahpa'In u.
rtn, q mcssar" stating that nc W"U'a
be ont or the city for conric "t h.ES'
hu: would Ftqrt on, AGAIN early MON
d,v -,orntng and would have report
at tho next meeting.
4 .uhscrirtron II s3H0 irom r.. keV.
/ Swin, bishop q Wheel ne. Included
I'm Coo ". LUIS ,!st received ~ en-
thus!astic burst Of applause
LUZ Going Strong.
~. ,sturrs Of Nj IutE rrNresea;e1
so,,a ~ the best work ever done in y
camnatsn Of this kind. and was tF9'Nh
~ ,ha s..r:t ari'nnatinE these business
NO, who are g'v'nS Their tine 10 TINS
hrru ns.ariar work. Mr.. Lrt7's team
t"G'l not onl- covered ali aSSiC0mchts'
hut turned N 4 new subscriptions: MS
total for tho meeting beng E.465.oo. !:
n { Upfr-arn. hanHl'rg team
ol-oo~t stn~,c handed, also made a n''c'
worthy rc1ar' advising the chh r'hHL
he had covered the work assigned ana
reoucs.!uc a n.w i!st ~ prospects A.
\. wilson "f tcnm \. again mtde me
rcr5rt wnIic Cartl'nS Il. +. Eav!or
Tom ro"lE. r. " browne. John 60
rl,N Fed Fox. Herman B"n'z' 9"hh D.
Garden rouElas N's$, W. J.. h"hhed!
C J. Nun'cr. J. S. Fec. Harvey l''iH,"
End /. W T;r',cs all made returns ''a'
shaved
,,.rvovtlIv feature OF the reports
,.1s tho large number OF business
rngscs and cor0oraioNs that cohNF'Ou!''
from 5000 10 $500 each.
WI u Coly3c. WAC has hccn doinf
,o,iant wort, for team NJ" made
sntr..cI address in which he called a.
torr.,o :, The h'S field 81 work ma,
n,,,.. b. covered by tho Associated
Charities IN WNc"l'ng-thc SICK. the
cold ,h- ,e1rlcss, tn" hungry-and no"
lr,rnrf,r. = wae in the interest OF
humanity tha' tho society should %
rI. IN sine - care for this work. lie
stated fiat from his own eXporienrt
ard personal contact with many SIGH
ard destitute families, the sum al
-1nNh % do I'll this work IN tn,s
community APPEARED very small. ne
announced his intention To carry on INC
csmnatcl work for 80 days !! necessary
IN rsHsc the funds. and commenced 'h'
mon orcs.n.. 1t is groups or men IKE
,.,u ~, are wiling 20 give up y"uI
owen Interests for tho genera. "Gn.tt
-. make . city worth WHILE said Mr.
CnIvr "Whilc Wheeling has It per-
-rni1rt Of tiChtNads, Ike every othci
..,tv can saw n all sincerity rhinA
, :, IN, ines, CITY IN The world and Nno"
ru, s,i!.re'v UP 20 t."
Fred Fox Speaks.
r-n- Eov. leading team T., ana
/ dtro-tcr OF the Associated CHARITIES
ais, rrada a brief talk IN which NJ
stated that firm business man
stand ONT, ne had been carefully wai'n
inc the organization, Us methods Of
work. and the cost Q. opcrat on. and h
doubted n another business IN Wheeling
was operated on n moro bus ness IiN'
/ ~ moro Cr0nam al bass. on las
ycar's basis Of operation, the cost O.
. administration. with all the intricate
problems that rhIlanthr"nic fedora
ton o. this kind must include. wa
ONLY about 81 per cent. Tho en'!r'
cost Of al service. which means mrs
'nr the destitute sick IN their MONIES
seeing tHat proper medical attention Il
Gwen; h-hv welfare and general healt'
ard sanitation; careful! an'lys's u!
trained aud competent workers OF
tsn,lv's t.-ouhIe: BUDGET planning. jo'
r3-,fn- looI'rg ar'er children torcjp'
shirI;,nr mon % meet their responsible
tr.e ard ;rA oNeratlon OF z com nlct
1cr,o; ,I,nIr to relieve the suTcrirt
and eoreCun-i :hc heath ~ the y Q
,,,,,Hren 81 The ronnun;ty-ail his in
,,or,7n, ana necessary service, t"ge'he
win all administration. Was provided
ror r.. only - ner cent ~ the wear!
. ey,o-dl'u-s< The balance. hr - ~"
ter, was used tnr food oio'hinC. milk
shoes, medical supplies. rent. coal an
cGe. ana necessary expenditures "'he
than service.
Aid Needy Families.
Attorney Palmer drew attention Z