Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-03
TAG DAY BRINGS IN SS,676
Y. W. c. A. Now Has Half Of Debt
Fund Raised.
MRS. TnDEN THANKS PUBLIC
President Issues Formal Statement Of
APpreciatton-City National Bank
station Nets Biggest sum
10 workers.

Tag days labors brought the Young
Wonen's Christian association a total sum
o. Ss.G7t This added to the S2l.0S3 already
raised by the Young women's Christian
association brings the total up TO s.. ZOE.
Before Sunday the women expect TO raise
IL to s25.O1O
Although this is Just half Of the so 600
that the association would raise to pay
debts it speaks well for the energy Of the
association workers.
Tag day was d decided success. il is de-
CARED Men and women contributed cheer
fully for the little TAGS The following
statement Of thanks is given out by Mrs.
George Tilden, president Of the associs-
ton:
The Young women's Christian associa-
ton desires TO thank al who helped in
making the Tag day q success, the ma OF
Of the city for his permission and interest,
those who gave space in their stores for
tons. the United States ana City National
banks for their services, the newspapers
for publicity and the public Of the city
MRS. GEORGE TILDEN. President
The largest amount collected during the
day was by the workers under Mrs. ". Z
RhoadeE at the City National bank build
ing. $500. Mrs. T. u. Wilson and her
party found visitors and travellers going
in and out Of Omaha al the Burlington and
Union stations generous 10 the amount Of
Sl547G
Following are amounts collected by the
various stations:
Ny ers-D Dillon drug store, Miss Caro-
line Barkaiow .................... .slO7.l5
Benefits, Mrs Clement Chase. ....... 1900
Union and Burlington stations, Mrs.
P. D Wilson -F.............-......... l54. IS
Young Women's Christian assocIs-
ton, Mrs. Douglas ..-.................. ~ A.
son -.......-,-..--.. .-,e.,'..-.....-... soS
Thompson Belden's. Mrs c. J.
Owl Drug store, Mrs. ". G. Gilmore. sac
Beaton drug store, Miss Rogers. 81 o.
Edbolm's, Miss Louise Lord. l0l.47
Merchants drug store, Mrs. Joseph
Fifteenth and Harvey, Mrs. J. F.
The Paxton, Mrs. Philip Potter ...'... 10 IL
Eleventh and Harvey, Mrs Robords.. 9S.5S
Board Of Trade, Miss Canan............ $40
Young Mems Christian association,
Mrs. J. T. OTd.........-.....-........ S0.75
Twentieth and Farnam, Mrs, Tunni-'
Twenty fourth and Farnam. Mrs
Fortieth and Farnam, Mrs E A
omaha O1 club Mrs. wickersha..... SS2S
South Omaha, Miss Davis.............. $50
Sixteenth and Leavenworth, Twenty
fourth and Leaven zoo
r E sa aa asas
City National bank, Mrs. W. Z.
sixteenth and Fornanl Mrs. P. J.
Barr ...................... .g17a-4l
Sixteenth and Farnam. Mrs. Cher
sixteenth and Douglas Mrs. sher-
sixteenth and Douglas, Mrs. Patton. 100
Sixteenth and Douglas, Mrs. House
sixteenth and Douglas, Miss Bracken 4OI
High school, Central school, TWEEN
tieth and Dodge, Mrs. Kirschstein.. lSl 70
Postofnce block, Mrs. c. W. Hayes. 70 5s
Subscriptions Is 90
sherman d McConneii's. Mrs z. o.
Douglas block. Mrs. spauiding -. a.G
McCague block. Mrs. Noble. Is AZ
Twenty fourth and Farnam, Mrs. J.
Bee building. Mrs. r. c. Hoyt........ S.S
18th and Farnan, Mrs. J. M Akin. Il. 81
Omaha National Bank building. Mrs.
Fifteenth and FarnaER. Mrs }. w.
Fifteenth and FaTnaTn, Mrs. c. B. O''o'
Ninth and Farnain, Mrs. @. 4. Alb o. -
bott and Mrs. J. s. Sykes ..-..-.... S6.03
F1fteenth and Douglas, Mrs r s.
sixteenth and webster. Mrs. Roush.. $.S5
Webster Street station. Mrs. Hig-
TWenty-fourth and Cunning, Mrs. J.
TW IsIit and Lake and Twenty ''-''
fourth and Lake. Mrs. W. D. Mer-
Twenty-fourth and Ames. Mrs. c, A.
sixteenth and Locust Mrs. W. F.
ThiTtT.third and Cunning. Mrs. j. II.
Fortisth and Cunning. Mrs, D. {. 80
seyenfeenth ana Douglas, Mrs. 7. r. 'l'''
Brsndeis Theater building, Mrs Pal O-'''
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