The Washington herald., 1917-07-04
FUND NOW $35O,OOO
FOR RED CROSS Aid
A.adseds of Small Contributions
Swell Amount in Capital.

poets ahead.
The exact figures Of the pledges up
to midnight Monday night, were re-
ported by Secretary Tuckerman as
1916, ,227.ss, and Mr.. Rudolph, financial
secretary. reported for the same per-
iod, that SOS, 45S32 had been paid in
cash. Many of the pledges run through
the year and are being paid weekly,
monthly, quarterly, as they were
promised.
Additional returns and new gifts
yesterday brought the fund wen up
to $3.50, 900.
The collections made during Red
Cross week by the ladies Of the uni
formed Red Cross organizations, at
banks and department stores, are be-
ing reported and show large results.
The Optimists' Club yesterday sent
a contribution Of $2f7. Many addi-
tional contributions were received
from children and others in the coin
containers distributed to 5000 homes
throughout the District Of Columbia.
Tha Board of Education transmitted,
through Harry o. Hine, secretary, Sl3O,
Of which the Miner Normal School
contributed Sis, and the Conduit Road
school. s..
Chairman Macfarland said yesterday
that he was more confident than ever
rhat the National Capital would do
rsfun duty with zeal and pleasure.
May contrfbutions Received.
Contributions announced are as lol-
lows:
Iad.es Of the Senate, for an amou-
Ianee, fully equipped. 1900; collected
f. the Women's Volunteer Ades al
the following banks:
SaSonaI Savings and Trust Com
rary, A,3lS.sO; Commercial National
Hak, oO6.G; Anacostia Bank, SO6 a.
Nbrdaeast Savings Bank. A7:SS; Ameri-
oan National Bank. $SOS3O; by A. I.
WsN. C. Hart Merriam. Charles j.
Beoased. DR.. William Rufus King
6sTsr Edga pds Palmer, SO each; Ed
Ea1d B. Clark, Marion Strong Baker
Hesen D. Morey. Scott F. kittredge'
,. F. Brfnkuan. IS each; W.
Br&nt Pierce, SIS; W. NJ. Daniels, $JO'
n a Ennis, 81; Margaret E. Sang
Serg; Daingerheld Addison, II; ID.
Il nankunn, jE.. s.: John H. Howell,
6k,Enzsbeth McMaster. IS.
hratAnts Of Silver Offering Boxes
scted By Joshua Evans, jr., chair
oS the subcommittee, at the fol-
ing legations:
sfth's Fheater, total to date. S4ol. rs,
Psrker. Bridget & Co., 42 cents;
Rarn Sons & Co. S1LS; Golden
Is 81 Eansburgh's, S.SS; King
a Tee, a76; Masonic Auditorium. IA
s s; Cosmos Theater, S9.H; Palace
II ater. $3'S6: Loew's Columbia, $5.9S;
q ndaIi's Theater. S1S35; Franklin
~ lonal Bank. Il cents; Second Ma
scaaI Bank. 81 cents: American Ma
onaI Bank. cents: Washington
65n and Trust Company. si32; Equit-
asas Building Association. $.l0; Mer-
chants Bank. 3S cents; Bank of Com
merce and Savings. 46 cents; Leader
Theater. p cents; Julius Gartinkle x
Co, N.9: W. B Moses & Sons. Il
cents: Woodward * Lothrop, S6o';
PaIais Royal. Sl.7q; Shoreham Hotel,
Ss.57: Lafayette Hotel. S.O2; Grafton
Hotel. Il cents: Powhatan Hotel. ,,
cents. ]. n. small & Son. 20 cents:
WASHINGTON. Baltimore and Annapo-
lis Ticket OHca. 81: Dupont National
Bank, 42 cents; Hamilton Hotel. $3.50;
Cochran Hotel, II cents: Dewey Ho-
tel S1G2-: Richmond Hotel. 81 %;
SrorpICiEh Court. - cents. Raleigh
Hotel. Sis: Ebbitt House. % cents;
Harrington Hotel. $40: Capitol Park
hotel. . cents; Continental Hotel. 10
cents: Willard Hotel, 80 cents: Riggs
National Bank, S3.Sj: Hecht's, 81
cents: House & Hermann. sol: Saks
& Co. Sl12; BelasCo Theater. sll5:
Polls TheateT. $2.l3; New National
Thsater. S2.27; Childs Restaurant, $50,
Thompson's Pharmacy. 81.
Woodward & Lothrop, additional,
$500; grandchildren of ]. E. Barnes.
500; W. B. Hibbs & Co. 800; II. B.
Spencer. 500; Miss NJ. Boyton, SIC;
Gen. and Mrs. G. 5. Grimes, in men,
ory of Grace Grimes Tompkins. so;
Master Barry Mulligan. jr.. s.: Fl. D.
Norton, 81; Ancient Order Knights
of Jerusalem, SO; class in Iowa Ave
nue. Church, through Piney Branch
Community Center. s5.H; NJ. 5. Cooley,
80: Conduit Road School, 81; l.. H.
Dittrich. So; E. D. Gilman, s.; George
P. Hales. IS; W. A. Megraw, s.; a.
w. Richards, s.; L. Jurtement, SO:
IRENE Lindig, s.; L. T. Renlean, S6;
Charles H. Stratton. SIS; D. n. Wal
ford, s25; Miss Freda D. Egbert. 81;
Joseph N Harris, S; Miss Elizabeth
Ovefton. SIS; Margaret Bright. s.; Mrs.
IDA NJ. Galloway, IS; Pearl s. Young.
u Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sykes, 81;
John NJ. witherow, SO; L. A. Bauer,
50: c. ]. Burton, IS; Margaret E.
Middleton. 81; Ida Allen, Edward Van
Goock, William C. Van Week, Mrs.
II. c. Fisher. Friend" Miss May
1Ssad. II. c. Colburn, 81 each: Mrs.
D. Danforth, 81; Mrs. Z. K. Nelson,
q; Mrs. H c. Fisher. 81; proceeds
tom a lawn fete given by Betty Wer-
nser, Mannix Walker, Albert THORN,
rs; Mary Sabin Ashby, SO; F. s. Rob-
ssss. $50; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Nc
kean. fourth contribution, $; Paul B.
Thompson, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
]. Boyce, s12; Miss Alice G. Keyser.
Is; A. A. Hoehling. jr., s25; Eugene
n. Upton, s3; John E. Laskey, $50;
collected in the culinary department
Of the University Club, so; H. NJ.
Hageney, s.; Mrs. ]. c. W. Beckham,
80: In Memory, NJ. A. g." 81; Z. p.
Abbott, 81; H. P. Baxter. s.; ]. NJ.
Borden. IS; Miss A. c. Phillips, s.;
employees Victor ]. Evans & Co.,
zoo; Lorenzo G. Warfeld, one
days profits selling newspapers,
M; L. Stoddard Taylor, S35;
Collected at Riggs National Bank.
u,Osl.s 3; Charles 1. Corby. $500; Miner
Normal School. s11s07; collected at the
Merchants Bank, s11425; W. B. Gift
jr, so; Mrs. Alice Lee Moque,
re- T. NJ. Caldwell. IS; DR.. NJ. NJ.
age, $; All Saints Chapel, $l1.25;
Thompson, G. S. Paterson, F. B.
I, N. Mortensen, Joseph Tanning,
@ les E. Warrington. T. H. Floyd,
Hacher, Oden Carrick. George
/ Thomas W. Gleason, Martin
a eI. each 81 a month; Optimist
L through E. E. Herrell, Treas
1 S2H. as follows: S. NJ. Gleason.
r. Brice, Franc E. Sherry, L. II.
4 80 sh. F. T. Parsons. George F.