The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
GIFTS TO RED CROSS /.
GROW MORENUMEROUS
Presence Of U. S. staff in Europe
Emphasizes Needs.

Now that the vanguard Of our army
and navy, and also OF our Red Cross
surgeons and nurses has reached the
ciation Of the need for the Red Gross
war service fund both at home and
abroad, which Is reflected in the CON
trioutons. Yesterdays gifts were nu-
merous and OF an classes. Chairman
that a number OF the large contrfbu-
tors were repeating their gifts. Sew
veral have sent three contributions
and many others two contributions,
Emphasizing the need for eontri-
buttons, Mr.. Mcfarland said that be-
sides what Is TO be done abroad, the
Red Cross activities in connection with
Myer, the care Of dependents. and the
preparation Of hospital and other sup
plies, must go right on.
Melvin c. HaZen, chairman Of the
committee on the Congressional base
ball game, has announced that the
though it has not been definitely hxed,
Yesterdays contributors were as fol-
lows:
Hugh C. Wallace. $50; "A Friend" 4"
S24: Kate C. Wood. so; Theodore T,
Offterdinger, s.; Mrs. Sarah E. Chas-
sagne. 81; In memoriam, William II,
Bailey. civil war nurse. g; proceeds
son, Nancy Baird. Sally Finney, Flea
nor Behaud, Minna Finney, and Au-
bray Hannah. little girls 10 Y years
old, g; employees OF Byron S. Adams,
SloS9; William ]. Eynon. $; employees
ton day collection, 81; W. H. Simpson,
80; n. T. Hill, 81; sold tinfoil, 81
cents; employees of Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company (addi-
tionaD, SO; Mrs. MontComerY Blair
so; the Rev. James H. Taylor. SO
among his frieTSls. SOP: c. H. Fish
baugh and Son, SIS; f. W. Libbey. 81;
Mrs. Florence Cairns, s.; the Fort
nightly Club Of Washington. through
William II. Carter, s.; William H,
Wilson, 81; employees OF Lamb &
Tilden, Inc, Edward o. Lehman, 81
Ruth W. Boyer. 81; Dolores G. Bladen
g; Alfred Guaragnas 81; G.. R. No
Ioanb l2aS; s. nTgnI S2mgel Grsnf rosn 70 cents JoST
Johnson. jr., S each; William Kaiser
Bertha Jaeger, Rose Apple, 81 each
employees Of Columbia Hotel Supply
Company. c. z. Burdette, G. N. St.in
\ F. Niedomanski. c. L. Shotwell
J. G. Warner, J. NJ. Reilly, s.. each
e H. Lacy. J. Mailman. 81 each
through o. r. Evans & Bro. SIS
through c. G. Warren, Mrs. Arror
French. SO; in memoriam. S; Rev. W
W. Shearer. 81; through the Com.
mercial National Bank, anonymous
81; c. E. Haupt, jr., 81; Miss Ida Ste
wart. 81: Nettie NJ. Leach, $; Adele R
Farrar. $; through S. J. Venable, E
E. Fisher, $; J. E. Brennan, 81: em
ployes of Hecht & Co. total S722sO-
?. Phelps, $50; ]. SnellenbeEg, C
NARROW, A. Fabritz. G. Braugh, T
Farley, H. Loeb. E. Lewis, H. Levi
N. Kaufman, W. Littleton, SIS each
H. Gibbs. B. Kapely, NJ. Lamborne
G. Williams, E. Eaton, NJ. O'Connor
". Butler, NJ. Linsey, 3. Bensh, E
Waserman. NJ. Barry, D. Krauskopf
L. Schoenberg, NJ. Watson, f. Hunt
E. PETER, A Bouct, s. Sweeney, S
Mehwert. E. Hopkins. J. Parella, L
Schwartz, F. MilStead. B. Blenheimer
A LovCless, c. Lanahan. W. Nell. C
Burka, r. Wilson, K. Miller. 1. Ora
nette, B. Thiel, H. Bennett, A. Dubos
kuf, W. Rosenthal, n. Schonburg, A
Inscoe, II. King, E. Brown, A. Rus
so. L. Konigsberg, B. Blair. C. Hut
ton, W. Stokes, c. Leypoldt. L. VIII
hamette. F. Pittle, L. Hopkins, L
Richards, T. Larner, T. Graves, N
BOwles. H. Stewart, c. Barry, K
Burns, A. Williams. E. Petrie, L