Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
ALL Wilmington AIDS
COMMUNITY BAZAAR
MevChant Manufaot and
Business Men Generous in
Donations.

Articles Of every description and
literally In wholesale quantities. arc
Slrcady piiinw in upon tho committees
In charge OF tho Jewish Community
Center bazaar, which will he held
neat week In the Auditorium, Eleventh
street near Madison.
Eig as II the Auditorium. which Is
capable Of holding 1000 persons, the
number. size and variety OF the goods
for display and sale are causing David
Sncllcnburg, general chairman, and
his stan OF workers. to figure out
where they can place them To best adj
vantage. particularly In view OF the
large amount Of space which VIII be
Hivcn over To exhibits illustrating Will
mington's industrial. commercial and
social life.
Tho amazing part OF tho contrihu-
tons 60 tho bazaar is the response
received from business firms outside
az Wilmington with whom Whining
toms merchants have commercial re-
lation-. These donations range from
delicate perfumes TO largo pieces OF
furniture: also they range In variety
from the sublime, like beautifully
bound books and beautiful art needle
work, TO bales OF peanuts for the chill
drcn. Not only Will every important
phase Of WilminHtcV's industrial life
he well represented. but tho bazaar
win glow with the productions Of the
entire nation.
Wilmington's own manufacturers.
merchants and professional men and
women viii be more completely repre-
scented. a. already Is apparent, than
at any previous exposition. Just as an
example Of the manner In which
manufacturers have caught tho spirit
and joined in making the project
success. Il may be cited that the MAX
crs OF ice cream have offered to fur
nish no less that nifty gallons OF their
products every day of the fair. Fifty
gallons means zoo quarts. or l,ioo
plates OF the delicacy daily.
Similarly wlmington's candy man
Nfacturcrs have donated more than
1000 boxes Of swcctmeats. while
almost unlimited supplies of flowers
and plants have been promised 10y local
dealers.
Tho displays already mentioned.
combined with the music that will be
provided. including radio concerts AT
tcrnoon and night. Will amply suffice
60 meet the desires OF the eye. ear
and palate. AS there viii be no admis-
sion fee charged. tho entire city and
roighboring communities may enjoy
the exhibits TO their hearts content
without cost.
Endorsed by Mayor Harvey.
Best wishes for success and pledge
Of fullest support, both personal and
Official, have been extended 10 the
management Of tho Jewish Communi-
~ Bazaar management by Mayor Lee
Roy Harvey.
In a letter which has been received
and made public by David snellcnburs.
chairman III the general committee
In charge ~ the affair. Mayor Harvey
says:
My dear Mr.. Snellenburg:
Permit me 20 express my Official
and personal wishes for the success
of the Jewish Community Bazaar,
which 10 TO be held next week in the
Auditorium.
Il understand that the Bazaar Is
planned along broad lines. and will be
an exposition of the city's civic and
social interests and will reflect the
citys achievements commercially.
While Wilmington has progressed
maasurably within the past year in
apisc OF the handicap of an industrial
depression. there yet is much room for
advancement along civic lines. II the
Jewish community can assist in THU
advancement, ! shah be most happy
Profits from the Bazaar. / under.
stand. are 20 he utilized for the cree
sion 81 new Jewish Community
building. have spoken in your pres
ent building on several occasions, anC
. think you are deserving OF a better
home.
Let me add the suggestion that il
establishing your new Communit,
Center YOU consider SIS location. and
particularly, its architectural relation
TO the section in which you locate i;
such a building should be of such siz
and design as will make IL one TO b'
pointed 20 with pride by residents il
escorting visitors about our city.
Sincerely yours.
Leroy Harvey"