Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-21

afternoon probably less ti1xu hxlf y
dozen of the nusnber knew what, WnS'
to be reported.
Tweedale Report Changes Aspect.
The formality of receiving tho in.
dividual team reports waS guue'
through. !. These reports showed
progress. Many OF them weres above
captains announced them they were
greeted with applause. But when
.Aionzo A. Tweedale, auditor for the
District, was called upon, as chairman
of the committee on executive de-
.partments. to make his report the en-
stire aspect changed.
T It was known that Chairman Twee>
dale had not made a. report through
tout the campaign and 1t was the SAN
.guine belief of. all that he must have
s"something good" Probably $1,000 or
frnaybe 100000. But when he an
fnounced that the donations made by
.the employees Of the various govern
Snent departments, bureaus. commits
tsions and boards. was exactly $210o10
he was loudly chesrsd. Everybody rsa
Washington had run true to form
land they had been real and active
part of It. It was all over. 1t had been
AN intense period. AT times things
looked gloomy. They We're tired and
NOW they could relax. SO they cheered
land cheered.
! Henry B. F. Mcfarland, member of
the advisory committee. conngratu-
Hated the workers. He declared that
their work had been splendid and that
them. He then praised Corcoran
fThom, chairman of the local campaign
COMMITTEE, for the able manner in
(which he had conducted the drive.
Upon MIR. Macfarland's proposal the
centre gathering gave rising vote or
thanks and appreciation. He felt
deeply this sincere manifestation on
the part of his co-workerS and When
there was quiet again he endeavored
to thank the latter for their help and
cooperation.
t Chairman Thorn explained that
when the united war work fund was
originally apportioned Washirgton's
allotment was s7i6.0ao,, but SUISSE
yduently the city was asked to increase
the allotment by at least so per cent.
Those having the matter in charge,
he said, thought that the allotment
already was large enough, put they
agreed to endeavor to raise the larger
sum The wisdom of this, Mr.. Thorn
Explained, was justified by the result
and the people Of Washington can feel
proud Of what they have accom-
splished, and that they have done their
full share. In this remarkable cam
sDaisn
: Reports Of Teams
. The team reports yesterday for the
spreceding twenty-four hours follow:
; Division B, team No. l, Mrs. Frank
B. Moves. s1,758;- team. No. 2. Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, no report; team
NO. 8, Mrs James W. Wadsworth,- jr,
1851: team No. 4, Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer, 1896; team No. 5, Miss
Josephine Patten, S34S;. team No. 6,
team No. Z. Miss Mary Gwynn, s6,681;
team No. 8, Mrs. George Howard, no
report team No. 9. Mrs. j. L. Ed
wards, no report; team No. 10, Mrs
Nrs. Archibald Hopkins. $S42: team
NO, Il. Mrs. Edward Mitchell, $10,772.
Division B-Team No. 10, Mrs. Will
liam Hamilton Bayly. $3,721; team
No. II, Mrs. Thomas Bradley LAS;
team No. Is, John Newbold s4.354:
No. II, Mrs. Louis Brownlow,. $3.50;
team No. 49,. Joseph A. Whitfield
s1.9S1; team No. 10. George w, Harris.
1852; team No. 20. Delphi Fadeles
Ter, 1925: team No. 90. John r. Haw-
kins. s75S; team No. 90, J.. 8. Flan-
merry SAL; team No. "a. F. P. Peel. no
report. =
. Division C-Team No. 20. Charles +.
Light. 1854: team No: 20. Leo A.
son. no report; team No. %, Sidney
West, 1855: team No. 90. Robert C..
Howard, $249: team No. 80. Mrs. F. S.
Budd. no report; team No. 81. Wade
n. Ellis. no feport;i team No. 81, r.
Harrison johnson. s677; team No. SO,
William P. Normoyl, s3,031; team No.
"a, W. B. Westlake. $3.50; team No. IS,
no report; team No. Sc, EarAD. Krew-
son, 81. -
Victory Boys and Girls IS. 1855.
Government departnentsr $21e.hle.s
Additional Subscriptions.