Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
AID FOR CHARITY.
Receipt of Contributions Acknowl
edged by Organizations.

From the Treasury Department it is re-
ported that nearly $1,000 has been raised
for the joint finance committee represent
ing the Associated Charities. Citizens Re.
lief Association and committee on proven
ton Of consumption. The collections from
the various divisions and departments OF
the Treasury were as follows:
Office of secretary and chief clerk
500. %; division of appointments. $3.50; d.
vision Of public moneys. $3.50; division
Of bookkeeping and warrants, 50; di.
vision of mail and files. $3.25; division OF
loans and currency, $3.50: division OF
special agents, $500; division of revenue
cutter service. $7.25; office of disbursing
clerk, 50: division of secret service
ments, $3.50; auditor for War Depart
ment, $3.50; auditor for Navy Department
$2l.j0; auditor for Post Office Department
$1O4.7S; auditor for Interior Department
$3.50; auditor for Treasury Department
$18.O5; internal revenue bureau, $780,
Office of CONTROLLER of Treasury, $11.5O
office of controller of currency, S21 10
Office of treasurer of the United States
$685.; office of supervising architect
SE.15; office of register of Treasury
$3.50: life-saving service. ST: bureau OF
engraving and printing, $47S1J
Young peoples societies, Sunday schools
and church congregations are said to be
responding generously to the personal
appeals of the joint finance committee
for contributions.
For the Associated Charities there has
been received by John Joy Edison, treas
urer at 81 G street, the following:
William A. Ridgely, 81 ]. j. CLEARWATER
81; Evelyn Wainwright. s.; Campbell
Darlington. $40; J. S. Justh. SIS: Mrs. K J
Jeffries, 81: Mr.. and Mrs George Stewa r,
r oin *. r
Booth. 81; cash, So Henry A. Farnham
81; Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, 81; Charles P
Stone, $25; o. NJ. Mcpherson, IS: employees
Of House & Hermann. $40; Short Story
Club. SO: Mr.: and Mrs A. J. Parsons
500: c. r. Corey. IS; Mrs. Martha W
Taylor. $3.50; Elizabeth w. White. s25
George B. WEIGH, So; DR.. Sofie A. Nord.
hoff-Jung, SIS; cash, 81: cash, 81: Mrs S
L. Myer, 81; J. NJ. Campbell So; F. S
Deland. 81; cash. SO: Stationary En-
]. N. Whitney, S.: E. S. Parker SIS; w
A. Croffut. S.; cash. 81; Y. T. c.. So; cash
81: job room, government printing office
81: E. S. F.. 81; Mrs. H. s. D.. 81: X
D. W.. So Miss Sallie H. Turpin. s.: j
Saunders. SO: Mrs. c. K. Davis. IS: M. A
Isabella G. Mactier. IS; cash. s.; Mrs
s. X. Aud, IS.
The following contributions have been
sent to the joint finance committee to be
divided between the three charities III
proportion to their approved budgets:
John E. Fuegel. IS; Mrs. John w. Thomp-
son. IS; Hennen jennings $50: Miss Helen
c. Woodward, $40: Rev. c. Ernest Smith.
So; Mrs William Tindall. S.: Miss Maud
NJ. Keck, 81; o. II. Tittmann. $40; James
P. Tolman, IS: Col w. B. Thompson. IS;
Messrs. J. H. Small 6; Sons. 81; Frank P.
Sargent. SO: Abner Y. Leech. jr.. $40;
Frank S. Hight. IS; Mrs. Kate D. Buck
nam, So; friend Of the poor, so cents:
Norman E. Webster. jr., So; cash. So;
Grace Lutheran Sunday school. SJ.25;
Miss Annie Bispham. $40; Eunice r. ODER
ly $3.50; Miss Edith M. Wetmore, SO:
Brig. Gen. Timothey E. Wilcox, 81: Henry
W. Sohon, SO; E. D. Dimmick. So: Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Van Dyne So: 'rhoma S
Somerville Company, SIS. and William A.
Taylor, S..