Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19

To inspire woald-b he contributors to take
the initiative. the Washington playground
Association today announced a list OF
branch agencies where banks will be
placed to receive small subscriptions.
With eleven days left before December
/, when the five-thousand-dollar fund for
maintenance of the Fairgrounds must be
complete, the directors of the movement
are exerting every effort to raise the
S2,321.J0 still lacking. Every citizen is
urged to get to work and aid In the
worthy cause by sending in q subscrip-
ton no matter how small before next
week.
The promoters of the crusade are en-
couraged by the progress beng made by
var Gus citizens associations and clubs
which are collecting funds to keep tine
tain pastors have promised to make spe-
cial appeals for the cause tomorrow.
subscriptions to- the general fund re-
cefved late yesterday afternoon and this
morning. together with the new grand
total, follow:
o. G. Staples, SIS; Miss C. H. Bradley,
81; Mrs. Mary H. Myers, So: Mrs Lloyd
H. Chandler, So; Capt. Charles A. Nc
Allister. 81; Edgar E. Clark, So; Stone &
II. Brookes. s.: Miss Mamie E. Normen It.
s.; John B. Larner, So; Mrs. Chandler
Hale, So: Mrs. Mary Gwynn, So; Mrs.
Mary A. Mcbride, S.; Edgar Smith, 81;
Miss s. H. Purcell, 81; Henry e. Will
Gallaudet. s.; already acknowledged,
$2,6U0oo; total receipts to date, $2.67S.5O.
Where Banks Are Located.
Banks for small contributions will be
located in the following places: Charles
c. Hornung, druggist, 7th and NJ streets
W. B. Moses & Sons, 18th and F streets;
Paiais Royal. 11th and @ streets; Wood
ward & Lothrop 18th and F streets: VIII
liam Hahn Il Co., 7th and K streets:
Goldenbergs, 914 7th st. eet; Ham Adams,
stn ana q streets: Edward H. Koss,
druggist, 9TH and Florida avenue; c. D.
Kenny, 7th and L streets; Grier & Grier.
Sth and New York avenue; e. ID. Blaclxi.
stone, 14th and II streets; w. Marche.
!So 18th street; Smms' drug store, 72S
18th street; J. H Small & Sons. 14th
l4th between G and Il streets: T. y.
Og. am, 18th and Pennsylvania avenue:
+. r. Droop & Sons, 18th and G streets:
commercial National Bank, 14th and q SITS. !:
rercy 3; roster, 13S0 street; Atkin-
Sunemetz. 18th and F streets and 1901 r
street: William f. GUIDE, l214 F street:
Arlington drug store, SUl Vermont ave-
nue.; Teacup Inn. 1923 H street; Lafayette
Arms. 1874 H street; John II. Magruder.
1l24 Connecticut avenue; George hi
Cooke, norist, HOO Connecticut avenue:
Lakewood Market Company, HOS Con-
necticut avenue: Henry Pfister, 11oO Con-
necticut avenue; waiker-Hughes market,
IFS Connecticut avenue; Riggs Bank,
10th street and Pennsylvania avenue: the
WASHINGTON Herald. 7s4 18th street;
Thomas j. Fisher, 18th and II streets:
Dulin & Martin, 1915 F. street: Wash,
inston Loan and Trust Company. 9th and
streets: ODonnelfs drug store. 9th
and streets; F. II. Kramer 916 F. street:
III. E. Sprucebank & Co., I'd street and
pennsylvania avenue southeast and sol
East Capitol street: ]. Louis Loose, 18th
and r streets; S. A. Reeves 1909 F street;
Temple drug store. 9th and + streets:
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, COS
eth street; Lansburgh & Bros, 40 7th
street; the Washington Times Office,
Munsey building; The Evening Star Of
hce, 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; the Washington Post, Post building;
Crown lunchroom, 1417 New York ave-
nue.; Milton r. Ney & Co., Sth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast; Roach
drug store, Sth and G streets southeast:
F. p. Weller. 755 Sth street southeast;
L. F. Bradley, 40 Sth street southeast,
and cigar stand in Bond building.