The Washington herald., 1917-12-20
SCHOOLSTAMP
AGENTS NAMED
BY COMMITTEE
Thrift Campaign Under
Way in Educational In
stitutions Of City.

Organization Of central committees
to take charge Of the war savings and
thrift stamps campaign In the Cath
J ole and Protestant schools and col
leges of the city was completed, with
the appointment OF the Catholic COM
| mittee by Joseph I. Weller, head Of
the campaign In the Catholic schools.
Committees will be appointed by
each Of the members of the following
central committee who were named at
a meeting yesterday: Rev. A ]. Dom
lin. s. J.. president, and Rev. Hugh
Fegan. s. j.. secretary-treasurer, of
Georgetown University; Rev. G. A.
Dougherty, vice rector, and Rev. Pet
er Guilday, Phi. D.. from Catholic Uni
versity; Rev. p. r. COMMIT. s.. j.,
president, and Rev. Aug. J. Duarte,
8. j., vice president, were selected to
represent Gonzaga College, and st.
Johns College is represented by Rev.
d. E. Edwards and Brother A. An
solm.
Speakers Are Busy.
A committee to push the campaign
in the Protestant schools and colleges
was selected at a meeting last week
in the District building, presided over
by William Knowles Cooper. chair
man.
Members Of the speakers committee
have covered lis meetings since their
organization. w. w. Bride, chairman.
announced last night.
The speakers yesterday visited the
following schools in their campaign:
A. ]. Bowen school. F. Edward
Mitchell; Bradley school, Roy L. New
hauser; Fairbrother school, Mark
Stearman; Tener school, Selden NJ.
Ely: Jefferson-Amidon schools, Judge
Milton Strassburger; Grant school,
Thomas NJ. Baker; Van Ness school.
Ezra Gould: Weightman school, Ches-
ter c. Caywood: Twining school, Ste
phen E. Kramer; Greenleaf school,
Rose E. Pollock: National Law school.
Samson A. Lindauer.
Today pupils in twenty schools will
hear the addresses. They are:
Bryan school, George F. Havell;
Buchanan. Ezra Gould; Congress
school. Walter c. Balderston; Ket-
c. Caywood; Randle Highlands, Mark
stearman; Tyler school, Thomas NJ.
Baker; Van Buren, school, George p.
Darr; Carberry school, Ralph E. Fle-
harty; Dent school, Claude N. Ben
nett: Edmunds school. F. Edward
Mitchell: Hilton school. Robert z.
Mattingly; Maury school. DR.. Hosmer
NJ. Johnson: Wallach-Towers schools,
Roy L. Newhauser: Webster school,
James A. TOO mey: Henry-PoIk
schools. r. Preston Shealey; Peabody
school, Hon. Charles H. Korbly,
Stanton school, Rev. J. W. Many.
A meeting of all the Masons has
been called by James w. witten, for
tomorrow at Masonic Temple to de-
wise way Of helping the campaign.
Sales Show Gain.
Total sales at the postoffice yester-
day showed a steady rise. Yesterday
Postmaster Chance reported that 81
1881 worth had been sold. Yester-
day the following new agencies where
they may be bought were announced:
Mr.. Simon Kann, Eighth street and
pennsylvania avenue; Louis H. Single
ton, 1000 E street northwest; George
A. Fuller Company. Munsey Build
ing: Harry King. Sl0-Sl6 Seventh street
northeast; John N. Watson, 500 Four
and-a-Half street: Miss Marie F.
Walsh, l2l5 X street northwest; Mr..
]. Philip Herman. sol Seventh street
northwest; Mr.. n. n. Herbert, 1000 Vir-
sinia avenue southwest; Armistead
7. Pride, l425 Twenty-eighth street
northwest: Mr.. G. N. Everett, Wood
ward & Lothrop. Inc: Myh Pellhei-
mer. S13-Sls Seventh street northwest;
Alexander Hecht, 5l3-l9 Seventh street
northwest; John P. S. Negliglo, 80 n
street southwest.
Additional banks: United States
Savings. Northwest Savings, Wash
ington Savings. The Home Savings,
Dupont National. Park Savings, Sew
enth Street Savings. Washington Me-
chanics Savings. National Metropolis
tan. National Capital. Northeast Saw
ings. Union Savings. Washington Loan
& Trust Co. Potomac Savings, Indus
trial Savings. Society for Savings &.
Loans Of Washington. and Fidelity
Savings Co.. Inc.