Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
Treasurer Resides Report.


through The Star, Howard Reside,
treasurer of the Washington Chapter OF
the Red Cross, reports that up to early
this afternoon probably $4,000 had been
turned in to him at his Office today at
the American Security and Trust Com
pany for the benefit of the flood sufferers
from residents of the District. This $1O.-
0o0 il was said, was in addition, also, to
the estimate OF $500 received by him UP
to last night, as reported in The Star
extra.
1t is stated that funds are coming in
so fast that extra help is necessary to
open the envelopes and count and' record
1t Among today's contributions from
WashingtoniaDs, through the Red Cross,
which are not included in the list Of
those subscribing through The Star, are
the following:
G. X. Nagatsuka. 50; Ruth Stabfer,- 81;
Daniel Fraser. $40; William H. Jordan,
81; cash. 81; John w. Yerkes. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crammon Kennedy, 800;
widow, 81: Frank A. Fahy, S.; Charles
S. King, 81: Helen E. Jamison, IS; F. B.
Grandin, 500; cash, $25; friend, s.; James
Baird, $50; sympathizer, $40; cash, 81;
Elizabeth T.. Hartman, 500; Murdoch
McPhee 6 Co, 81; G., Ernest Smith. SO;
VI. OHanlon. s..
w. r. Du Bose, SO; Adolph Behrend,
$40; Louis Boeckstyns, So: cash, 81; M.
Ella Morgan, 50; Chris Heurich, $3.50;
Grace d. Iitchfield. $50; Charles w. Ward
ner, jr., SO: anonymous, 81; ]. q. Sheaf-
fer, So, Nj. K. Shafer, $3; cash. $40; Mar
garet NJ. Weld $40: Charles G. Stott &
Co. s.; 14ebella W. Campbell, So; E.
washington s<I and Ordnance Com
pany, 81; Earlina NAAlRixey, So; s. Vir-
ginia Moore, $50; Emile miner. $50; c..
o. Goodpasture. 50: F. NJ. Gunf1eti. $40; r.
G. Hand, 81: F. B. Mcclure. SIS; e. c.
Schroeder, so.
Anne NJ Hoyt. sos: Thomas C. Purdy,
So; Amelia A. Purdy; George A. King.
s.; Charles b. Bailey. $40; M. l.. Clark,
st2; Mary II. Richardson, 81; e. s. Adee.
Henry, 81; c. r. Jewell. $50: Mrs. o. II
Tittmann, So: o. II. Tittman, $40; Old
Dutch Market Company. $3.50.
The widows mite. 81; Miss Lysle, $40;
$40: Henry G.. wychoff. 81; Harrison
Dingman, So: Henry S. Graves, SIS; l..
\, Bauer. So: " D: Brace. 81; Charles
Bruni, So William r. Day; $40 .
Minnie II. +. Leigh. So: Martha r.
Peters. $500; c. f. Norment, $500;
House & Hermann. s22.
William r. Emo, 500; Warren N. Akers,
spiess, 81: Lord Suffolk. 500: Edward j.
Owen, 81 Emile A. Fitch, $40; w w.
Kinsley, So; Elizabeth Darlington. 500;
Henry j. Morgan. $40; Mary E.-SymoRds
9, LOUISA Il. SymondS, SlO; Freoerlca IT,
Davis, 500; ]. w. Hemphill. So; Dora A.
IIemphill, So; George D. Gregory, S..
". s. Harlan. $100; Edith A. Koon.
SO; r. c. Rowzer, $40; c. w. Raymond.
50; Capitola Noel, 81; w. c. Rives. $50;
c. Herbert Reese. 81; Mrs Colin Camp
bell, 500; w. F. Roberts & Co.. $25; Mrs.
T. NJ. Gartrell, SO; Kinnear Glass of
Young Men, So; Elizabeth c. Haines. Sill:
Cash, sl0o; j. r. s.. 81; Marietta A
Booth 50; c. r. Normandy. So; Pauline
c. steddard. So; Mildred Dewey, 500;
Cornelia Lyme, 81.
Weger-Goldstein Shoe Co, s.; Rudolph
Dieffenbach, 81; Ernest NJ. Merrick. $40;
G. NJ Hendley, SD; James Parmelee 500;
Cash, S25: l.. G. Mcpherson, $25: Alice
II. Marsland, So; Carl F. Dietrich, $25;
John L. Pevine, $50; Mrs. M. l.. Duncan,
SO; b. Monica Calderon. So: Charles ].
Simms. 50: j. e. Clements, $40; L. s.,,l-
well. 81; f. w. Davis. SO: Cash, 81; Leila
;. Gleason, So: Jessie L. Cunningham, So,
Kate ID. Buchanan, s.; Percival Hall.
$40; Alice S. Ginkham, so; H. d. Lander,
so. l. A Lander, SO; James H Blodgett.
so: cash, 81; Mrs. Mary Gibson. S. w.
III. Kell. so; Washington Office, bureau Of
mines, so; Dr. j. C. Boyd $50: guests
Of Ricardo apartment. $44; cash, SO; Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Parsons, 800: Arnold
Hague, $50; cash. 81 rs. cash, 81; Isabelle
q. Freeman, S2J0; Margaret G. Bucking-
ham, $50: Samuel ]. Masters. 500: Fred
l.. Fishback, 50.
Commerce Chamber Gives $500.
Five hundred dollars was subscribed
toward the relief fund by the Chamber
7 Commerce at special meeting at
noon today. The motion to subscribe
ne amount was made by D. j. Kauf-
man and seconded by III. B. +. Macfar-
and, who suggested that members of
the chamber who subscribed to the i'm
augural fund should contribute all or
4 large part of their refund checks
which they have just received from the
inaugural committee
AS soon as the vote subscribing the
money was taken number of the men,
bers present made the following contri-
buttons: AZ. II. Rogers, 50; s. s. Shedd &
BRO, So: NJ. D. Rosenberg, $40; o. G.
Staples, $50. Miss G. b. Kinnear, $40; D.
5. Porter, SO: George Y. Worthington &
Son. SO: II. Zirkin, 50; NJ. A. Leese, SO;
r. F. Neligan, SO; MACPHERSON Co., sos;
Savage, 50: Joseph Strasburger. So: d. J..
Callahan, S25: K. Harris & Co. IS: d
J. Kaufman. s1Go; p. j. Ryan. $40; Gardi-
ner q Dent, $25; F. ?. May Hardware
Company, SO; III. B. F. Macfarland. $40
The money is to be turned over to the
American National Red Cross Society for
use in the fooled districts. Secretary
Grant was instructed to notify every
member of the Chamber OF Commerce of
the action taken at the meeting today
and urge that they send in individual con-
Irfoutions.
Motion Picture Leagues Donation.
The sum of 5000 was subscribed I'm six
minutes at q meeting of the Motion Pic
tuTe Exhibitors League at the Casino
rheater today. the meeting being called
for the express purpose of getting money
together rapidly for the benefit of relief
work in the flooded towns in the west
The officers OF the league say this sum
will be greatly increased when every
member has an opportunity to subscribe
All the members were not present today
the call for the meeting having been sent
out hurriedly' by Fulton Brylawski. sec.
rotary o. the league, very late last night
The question of benefit performances
by motion picture theaters was dis
tfon Will be left TO individual theater
owners and managers What each
manager Will probably do will be to
place contribution boxes In prominent
places in the theaters and theater lob
bies inviting the pennies and nickeis
Of patrons. This proved to be an In.
tensely effective and popular relief
last night. At several motion picture
shows last night the boxes yielded
from $50 to $50 each
Members Of Congress to Aid.
of Representatives for the purpose OF
raising funds for the relief of flood sui
ferers in Ohio and Indiana, and for thu
sufferers from the great storm In Ne
braska has been called for 8 O'Clock