Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-21
RESPONDS TO APPEAL
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES NEEDS
NO MONEY FOR GENERAL WORK.
Citizens Relief Association, However,
Solicits Additional Contributions .
Receipts Acknowledged.

Prompt and generous responses to recent
letters of appeal have been received by the
Associated Charities, and the finance COM
mittee finds its budget for the present year
completed. In announcing that no further
contributions are necessary for the Assoc
ciated Charities, it is the desire of the
members of the finance committee, the
treasurer and the members of the board Oh
managers to express their earnest thanks
to the large number of very generous help
ers who have co-operated with them this
season in their efforts to befriend the
needy.
The Citizens Relief Association has not
yet received sufficient funds and it is the
earnest request of the joint finance COM
mittees that all friends of the work shall
concentrate their help upon this orgapiza-
ton. The demands for food. fuel and shoes
for careful disbursement to distressed fam
lilies have been large this season. due to
the unprecedentedy severe and protracted
cold weather. The relief funds are not yet
adequate and generous additional contribu-
tons are solicited. They should be ad-
dressed to Mr.. John r. wilkins. treasurer,
at 81 G street or in the Washington Post
building.
While the Associated Charities general
fund is completed, the separate and
distinct funds of the four special COM
mittees-on the prevention of consumption
the Improvement Oh housing lHe
summer outings and play grpunds-need
contributions especially assigned to these
objects. Such subscriptions may be ad-
dressed to the new headquarters of the four
committees. 926 F street.
The statement is signed for the finance
committee of the Associated Charities by
Archibald Hopkins, chairman: Frederic l..
Moore. Thomas w. Smith, 8. w. Woodward
and Cuno n. Rudolph, and for the finance
committee of the Citizens Relief Associa-
ton, by Corcoran Thorn chairman; Henry
Y. Satteree, Teunis S. Hamlin Mrs. H. 3.
+. mcfarland and Simon Wolf. = -
The Receipts.
For the Associated Charities, Mr.. John
JOY Edison, treasurer acknowledges, on be-
half of the board of managers the receipt
of the following contributions to the gen.
eral fund of the association: Judge James
H. Embry, so; teachers of the Armstrong
Manual Training School, $3.50; G. W.
Pearson, 50; Frederic l.. Moore. $50; Mrs.
1. Neuman, 81; G. w. D.. 81; William J.
Henry. 50; friend. $40; Mrs. Anna f. Muir
ray, 81; Daniel Murray 81; DIR. VIM. J. r.
Thomson, 81: Jane ]. Nicholson, $40; G. j.
A. 81; Nathan Wallerstein. $40; for the
poor. 81; II. Zirkin, 81; Chas. w. Littlefeld
So; Mrs. John G. Walker, SO; Mrs. Charles
II. Poor 50; Mrs. W. Babson, 50; Scion
c. Kennon. 81: Mum & Co, 50; N. Overton
Messenger, 50: Benz. S. Minor. So; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Osborn. 50; J. Henley Smith.
$40; W. Scudder, 81; Mrs. ]. T. Marshall. 81;
Hester E Kimball, 50; Edwin P. Walker,
81; Melville Church. $40; John B. Lord. S2J;
A. w. Pentland, 81; DR.. Daniel McFarlan.
$40; John D. Patten. So Edgar I. Booraem,
So: F. s.. 81; Mrs. CORTLAND Hoppin,
so; Miss Mary l. Nourse. $3.50; James &.
NOurse. $3.50.
The following contributions have been re-
ceived by Mr.. John +. Wilkins. treasurer of
the Citizens Relief Association:
Richard c. Brown. IS: Luis F. Corea. 81;
c. Barclay RiTes, S25; NJ. S, 81; Arthur r.
Brice. $40; E. W. Stone, s.: r. S. H.. s.;
NJ. E. c. 81: in memory of Charlie and Es-
sic Feel. SO; Miss Lucy Dix Bolles, So; DIR.
r. p. Donaldson, SO: Leigh Robinson, S.;
James H. Savllle. $40; J. III. Benton, 81; s.