The Washington herald., 1918-11-19
WAR CAMPAIGN
TO QUOTA
now EXPECTED
Drive for 100000 in D.
c. Goes Beyond Half
Way Mark.
MANY REPORTS HELD
Department Subscriptions
Still to Be Announced;
Figures Tomorrow.

Although little more than half of
WashinEton's quota of 100000 to
the United War Work Campaign,
has been raised, but with reports
yet to come in from several of the
special committees. including that
of the government departments,
campaign offfcials are sanguine that
the fund will be pushed over the
/ top by noon tomorrow when final
reports from the team captains are
to be received.
AlonEo Tweedale. chairman of the
committee on government depart
ments. has not yet announced his
committees totals and will probably
hold them back until the final meet
ing OF team workers tomorrow.
Meanwhile team workers are not
counting heavily upon the govern
ment departments to swell the
amount of s462.551.54, announced at
yesterdays meeting, to the total of
Washington quota, but are going
ahead steadily building up the team
campaign subscriptions in the hope
that the desired fifty per cent over
subscription may be attained.
DoIph-FadeIy Team Leads.
The DolpE- -Fadeley team yester-
day led the other teams, reporting a
total of s9.697. The team of Mrs.
Frank B. Noyes. which has held
steadily to large totals all through
the campaign. was second with
ss.502 and that of Joseph A. Whit
field was third with a total OF S3,432.
closely pressed by that OF Mrs.
Charles A. Goldsmith, with S3.33S.5l.
Yesterdays aggregate reported was
$61,67I7l, making a grand total OF
S4s2.561.54.
Corcoran Thorn, chairman of the
campaign committee. yesterday in a
talk to the workers impressed upon
them the idea that the war is not
yet technically over and that although
actual fighting has ceased the boys
are in conditions actually approach
/ ing warfare and are under almost as
great a strain as If actual hostilities
were on. Lieut. A. s. Cru, of the
| second French military mission. told
! of his experiences while in the fight
ing and declared that peace perils for
uue lcupied soldiers were greater than
those of war. Chairman Thorn asserted
| his sincere belief that Washington
J would again uphold it's proud record
of oversubscription in all war causes,
J but cautioned the workers not to "lie
| on their oars" in the hope that a
large final-day total would bring in
| the balance of the fund
Team totals reported yesterday
are as follows: Team No. /, Mrs
Frank B. Noyes, $500; Team No 2
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. no report;
/ Team No. 3, Mrs. James wadsworth
/ H.
Carol Frazer, s7S4; Team No. s
Miss Josephine Patten, Sass: Team
No. S, Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith
s3,33s.51: Team No. Z. Miss Mary
Gwynn. s1.O54.2S: Team No. s. Mrs
George Howard. $3.50; Team No. IL
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. s96S; Team
No. IL, Mrs. Edward Mitchell, $3.50,
81; Team No. 13. Mrs. William Ham
ilton Bayly, s2,154.1S: Team No
II, Mrs. Thomas Bradley. S1O6O.5O
Team No. Is, John Newt bold. 1886
Team No. Is. P. p. Bowles. no re-
port: Team No. II. Mrs. Louis
Brownlow. no report; Team No. Is
Joseph A. Whitfield. S3.432; Team
No. 1s, George w. Harris. S7S9; Team
No. 90, Dolph- Fadeley. 50, 697; Team
No. 21. Joseph l. Weller. no report
Team No. %, John r. Hawkins, nc
report: Team No. 23. J. S Flannery
1851; Team No. "a. F. P. Pool. 1851
| Team No. 25, Charles 2. Light, So.
s1S; Team No. rs. Leo A. Rover. nc
report; Team No. %. B. T. Tolson
s126; team No. IS, Sidney West, ST.
203; Team No. 2s, Robert c. Howa rd
1883: Team No. 80. Mrs F. S. Budd
no report; Team No. 81, Wade Ellis
no report; Team No. 81, r. Harrison
Johnson. 1906; Team No. 33. William
p. Normoyle, s1.5S4; Team No. "a
W. B. Westlake. no report and Team
No. 36. Earl B. Krewson. no report
! Receipts of the show Alta Boy
produced by the boys of Camp Meig.
at the Belasco Theater last weel
for the benefit of the fund, were re-
ported last night as $4,000 Tn,
Victory Boys and Girls reported yes
terday a subscription of s2,5o0.
A subscription from the Church O.
the Nativity of Brightwood. D. C,
has been received, totaling $3.50.
| Mnss Meeting Tonight.
Tonight at the Liberty Hut a grea
mass meeting is planned in favor o
the campaign. at which william How
ard Taft will speak. The meeting will
start at o'clock, and music will b.
furnished by the Marine Band.
Trinity College yesterday reported ,
Subscription of S3,9Oe.5O.
A meeting at the Department of tn,
Interior. at which A. z. Seymour will
speak at 3:So pm. today. has been an
nounced. The jazz band from Cam,
Humphreys will furnish the musica
program.
This band has collected, through IL
own efforts. to date more than s3Oo
for the campaign. 1t is led by F. r
Bassett, and is composed of the fol
lowing soldiers: Arthur Verraet, VIII
lam VoIk. Morris Fannelli, Caspe
Kubli, Charles NJ. Miller, Sidney Asbe
and Harold Hughes.
The following subscriptions O,
800 or more have been rtceiyed.
s5O0-Mr. John SHELTON Williams
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat CO
s2J1.-Holmes & Son. Inc, Mrs. Ma
1 thaniel Mckay.
| s225.-St. Johns Lodge. No. IL.
$eoN.-Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. stone
Lafayette Lodge. No. 10. Plate Print
4 ers' Union. Francis P. Shiras
$l5o.-Dawson Lodge, No 1s. F, A. A
NJ. s151.70: Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co.
Cazenove G. Lee, jr. 49,
slco.--Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. A
Marshall, singer Sewing Machine Co.
Mrs Ellen R. Scollard. Osiris Lodge
Joseph Goldenberg, Mrs. Charlott,
Merrill, the German-American Fir
Insurance Cc., Peoples Drug Stores
Miss Nettie Bradley, Lena Bradley
| Edwin T. Jackman Lanedon am