The Washington times., 1918-11-19
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pony and cara doneted by Sergt. Owen
J. Muliig&n. OF Marine Corps Head
ouarteFs. for $500 and then presented
the. outfit back TO MuIligan.
Alta Boy the soldier show pro-
eucsd at the Belasco last week by the
boys from Camp Meigs, raised $4,000
TOR the fund. The victory boys and
girls reported a subscription of $4,000
yesterday and the congregation of the
Church of the Epiphany subscribed
$3.50 on Sunday, the Rev. DR.. McKim
announced. The Church of the Nativ-
ity reported $3.50.
The jazz band from Camp Meigs has
raised more than $1,000 entertaining
street crowds.
Other Subscriptions
Additional subscriptions reported
are:
S5Oo.-John SHELTON williams, Nor
fUllS and Washington Steamboat Com
pany
$25c Holmes & Son. Inc, Mrs. Ma
thantel Mckay:
Se-5.-St Johns Lodge, No. II.
S2Oo.-Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Stone, Ia
Fayette Lodge, No. 10; Plate Printers
Union. Francis P. Shiras.
S151.77-Dawson Lodge, No. IS.
F. a A. n
Sl5o.-Loose-Wfles Biscuit Com
papy, Cazenoya G. Lee, jr.
$fOo.-Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. A.
Marshall, Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
Mrs. Ellen R. Scotland, Osiris Lodge.
Joseph Goldenberg. Mrs. Charlotte
Merrill. The German-American Fire
Insurance Company, Peoples Drug
Stores, Miss Nettie Bradley, Lena
II ~
$S3675 Ito date).-Langdon and
Mount Rainier parish, the Rev. A. NJ.
Marks.
sI.oos.ss Ito datej.-Alien property
custodian.
s2.5oO-Levi P. Morton, Chesapeake
4 Potomac Telephone Co.
$2.0o0-Riggs National Bank. Eliza
7. Phillips, Duncan Phillips, Wash
tnEton Post
1l3e9-Keith's Theater.
d,O00-Frank R Mayer.
s5aS.z2-Parker Bridget & Co.
$523-SS-Turner Construction Co.
employees.
s5oo-w. NJ EIldns. Mrs. Mark
Hanna, Chas. E. Howe, H. c. Ber-
kins, Mrs. N. Richards, DR.. and Mrs.
Geo. D. Kirkpatrick.
$46T-Chevy Chase Club golf tour
nament
So<[-ll-NallOnal IneaIer.
$250-W. T. Ga11iher. Martin A.
Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. John Joy Ed
son, Mrs. Christine Long, c. W. Wet
more, Charles Cramer, Frank L. Polk,
and John B. Larner.
S240-Denny Brenton.
2o7.5o-Church OF the Nativity.
Brightwood, d. c.
$200-waIter S. McFarlan, w
B. Moses &; Sons. Edward H. Everett.
Emile A. Fitch.
S1e5-Mary Brereton.
$150-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. H.
Church and Mrs. Samuel Spencer.
s146e6-Iowe's Columbia.
S13S.7S-Sunday school, Calvary
Baptist Church.
S1SS-25-Hotel Raleigh.
s131-St Stephens Episcopal.
S125.50-Shoreham Hotel
S122.7s-Raleigh Hotel
s120-St Peters parish.
Si1I.20-Cosmos Theater.
S1oT-willard Hotel
$100-Henry P. Blair. National Ho-
tel, z ]. Walsh, Mrs. and Miss James
l. Oyster. Hugh Wallis. H. A. REM,
Henry Offterdinger, Mrs. Harriet
Winslow, William J. Flather. Miss
AmaryIlis Gillett, Miss Nettie Brad
ley. Mrs. NJ. Fessenden Meserve, Eliza
beth P. Renshaw, James D. Phelan,
Carl Joerissen. James Allison. Minnie
c. Anderson, William z. Lamb. Mrs.
Dora Lansburgh, Isidor Grosner lad
ditionaD: William p. MayfieId, Mrs.
Simon ,rKann, George B. Bryan, Mrs.
Hammond. Mrs. J. w. Moran, Enter
prise Serial Building Association, P.
Shugrue, Miss Loretta Corcoran, Term
inal Taxicab Company, Rudolph
Kaufman, Miss Margaret K Simpson,
Mrs. George W. Mixter, Mrs. Francis
Woodruff, Joseph Cannt, S. w. Ford
yce, Col James Blair, Walter wene-
gre