Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-01
PATRIOTIC SUNDAY
TO HELP RED CROSS
Capital Committee Hopes for
Big Returns From
Churches Today. ..
FUND EXCEEDS 4,O56.61

deem Washington's pledge of a halt
million dollars to the war council OF
the Red Cross are expected as a result
OF Patriotic Sunday" to be observed
in the Sunday schools today by procla-
nation of President Wilson.
Up to Friday midnight Washington
had subscribed to the Red Cross war
service fund S3S4,056.61. That amount
had been actualaly received by the
finance committee, with the returns
from Red Cross week incomplete and a
complete report not possible until to-
morrow.
Many gifts were received yesterday.
including: Fire department, sS1T.75;
from former Ambassador Henry White,
additional. 5000: Capitol Refining Com
pany. $500; officers and men U. s. Z. May
flower. S160: ST. Marearets parish. adj
ditional. s4s5, and ST. Johns Church,
additional, Slo6.01.
Credit for Full Amount.
Whatever the amount reported when
all the Red Cross week returns are in,
Washington will be credited by ma
100000. under the guarantee of the
executive committee of the finance
committee that it will raise that
amount before the end of the calendar
year. and also at least as much each
succeeding year of the war. The
stream of gifts and the constant ex-
pressions of approval convinced the
executive committee that their guar
antee Will be made good by Washing
ton
Contributors to Fund.
Contributors announced last night by
Mr. Mcfarland are:
Additional names of contributors at mass
meeting at Polls Theater. SUNDAY: June "a:
A! M n as%ss soo s' &c.
s.: II Miles. SIC; H Chester DUBOIS, sio
Lieut.. co%msnds5 R; I: Berry Berry. onssers al. and
SEQ: St. Marxaret's Parish, sis5; collected at
st: Johns Church. s15s.ol: employees city post
s Co. s sioS M.l.r E stssn 800 .iS S.
buran. sioo: W. W. Osborn. si2o: v. r. o.
Gen r. shouo senr1 White IT. ss6 II
A. ellis. 800; Miss Eliza Lysle. 500: Mrs.
Cary T. Grayson. SOS: Rear Admiral William Fl.
Emory. $50; ID. S. Porter second contribution.
$50; J. 7: Coz. 81; J T. Mayhews .2 % cents:
Schaller, 81; b. Brixsolar. 81.
Received From Lodge.
:, Potomac Lodg.. B; Of [. F. and F.. SO; y.
hunter.on n s.; +. Porter. 81: 5. 5. shapiro.
90 cents; W. Lin, 81: ]. Marley. 81: J. n.
Jones. S. eS Is 81 faiter sss f nl xh;e
Inc. SIS: E. R: Richardson: 81: b. H. Wise.
s. John %.na.r 8 s.sd. 'f as.se es; "
John M Williams. SO: r. NJ HiiIesry. 81;
s.: r. T: Kelly. 81; ]: P. Roth. $40: c: May
and Yet Yee. 81; Mrs. W. r. stehle. 81: NJ. r.
81; James Berry. S.: Neighborhood House. 81
J. p. s. Neigh, $40: Gustave 0ppenheimer. $40
snariery g. l. Morgan 81 Charles hs so KIM: %
vile, 81 per quarter; Beatrice Y; Jones, $40;
Mis a' So Mrs hss Ste MS MyI.
Carroll. IS: Mary Mecook. $ per quarter; j. i.
Moorhead. SO per month; Mr.. and Mrs. J. ".
Alice i. winship. $40: Wizard F. warner. Sc:
a. II. Stevens 81: Mrs Hammond. Sc; W. G.
ns anS Nesk 81 gsr sn,h GO, G. NJ s'aey
Cora II, K.li. 81; 4 F. NC. s.: Mrs e <.
spe M nssF : S'G oass s. Rea.A Holden
ST.; Alice cornwsll; s. per month; William Z.
ter $. Tnord SO: E. Reznek. 90 cents: Mrs.
Dana G. ken,on. s.; Mrs Sarah a: Fraser. 81:
ton Baum. s.; Maria Barruat. SIN Germaine
Barruat. 81; Henry Barruat, 81; anonymous. 81 !:
Euslford. $: Hrs: Victor L: Garrisu.: 81; Grace
H. Murphy; 81: Mr.; S. S. Everett. $; Mrs. W:
Mary 7. Fisher. s. each: James A. Farley. 81;
Mary T.. Dorsey. 81: William Cleveland Hicks.
81: Mrs. kenzie W. Walker, $50 so; Frank
Bottzzi. 81; Miss Harriet Hartman, $40; Mrs. II.
Ellis, So.
Gives Liberty Bond Dividend.
Mrs. Conrad Becker, liberty bond dividend
s.; Mrs. Louis Pfah. 81; Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Kelly, SO: Mr.. Harbaugh. 81; Joe Torregrossa
81 Mrs. NJ. {. Kirk. 81; Mrs. J. K. Grace tad
ditionali, So; Iouden Campbell. s.; Mrs Charles
II. Lambert, $40: Miss ". Taylor. Miss f. GUIDE,
Miss G: 4 Earnshas: Proceeds sal. Of hand
kercliiefs. SIS, Hubert J.. King tadditionaD, $50;
employees Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company tadditionall, $3.50: St Paul's Parrish