Evening star., 1918-11-19

port received since Satui y at noon
With . team total Of $3.50. The team
hold steadily. to large totals all
through the campaign. was second
with $65O2, and that of Joseph A
Whitfield. was third with a total OF
Charles A. Goldsmith with $3.sss51.
Team totals reported yesterday are
as follows: Team No. /. Mrs. Frank
y Noyes, $s.5o2; team No 2, Mrs
Nicholas Longworth, no report; team
$1.s75.52; team No. 4. Mrs. James Car
rol Frazer. $7s4; team No. S, Miss
Josephine Patten, s4ss; team No 6.
Mrs Charles A. Goldsmith. S3,S3S5l;
team No. Z. Miss Mary Gwynn.s .sl.os42S;
$3.50; team No. IL. Mrs. Archibald Hop.
kins. 1868: team No IL. Mrs. Edward
Mitchell. $S50.64; team No. 1s. Mrs.
William Hamilton Bayly, $2.154;ls;
team No. "A. Mrs. Thomas Bradley.
ss.sss team No. Is. 2. p. Bowles. no
report; team No. Il. Mrs. Louis
Browniow. no report: team NO. ~.
Joseph A. Whitfield, ss.4s2; team No
20. ph-Fadeley. ss.6e7: team No. 81.
Joseph 1. Weller. no report; team NO.
%. John r. Hawkins. no report; team
No. %. j. s. F1snnery. 1851: team No.
e. F. F. Peel. 1881 team No 70.
SHdIiSS LiSht, S-,S'os lSoah ~. "
Leo A Rover, no report; team No 81.
B. T. Tolson. s126: team No. %. Sid
ney West, s1,203: team No. 29, Robert
c. Howard. 1889: team No. 80. Mrs.
y: 8 Rudd. no report; team NO 81
Wade Ellis. no report; team No. 32
r. Harrison Johnson. $9o6; team No.
80, William P. Normoyle. 1854. team
No "a W. B. Westlake, no report, and
team No. 3e, Earl B. Krewson, no re-
port.
Mr. Thorn Addresses Workers.
Chairman Corcoran Thorn yesterday
IN talk to the workers impressed
upon them the idea that the war is
not yet technically over and that. in
spite of the fact that actual fighting
has ceased, the boys are in condf-
tions actually approaching warfare
..as II actual hostilities were on. This
:, was seconded by Lieut.. A. S. Cru of
the second French military mission.
who told Of his experience while In
the lighting and emphasized the fact
that. although no guns are being
:. fired. the temptations OF the boys
...have been increased by this fact and
.'that peace perils for unoccupied SOL
diers are more perilous than those
Of war Chairman Thorn spoke Of his
sincere belief that the National Cap
ital will again uphold it's proud rec
ord Of oyersubscription in all war
causes but cautioned the workers
not to '1ay on their oars in the hope
in the balance of the fund desired
=. Receipts of the show. Alta Boy"
produced by the boys of Camp Meigs
at the Belasco Theater last week for
the benefit of the fund were reported
- last night as $4,000. The Victory boys
and girls reported yesterday a sub
" scription of $4,000.
=. The Church of the Epiphany con-
:. .gregation contributed $3.50 on Sun
day. Rev. DR.. McKim announced this
yesterday.
Soldiers Help Boost Fund.
u. u, The management Of Loew's Columbia
't,ital, who saw Private Peat" yester-
day, as its guests. to turn the occasion
into a war work drive. and a consider
able sum was collected from the audi
"ence.
e, e" Charles W. Darr made an appeal for
subscriptions The boys also sold sew
.eral hundred copies Of Seneca G. Lewis
very successful song. Homecoming
Week in France" which were donated
and the entire proceeds were turned
over to the war work fund.
-. e. Gifts Reported Today.
=. Subscriptions reported today follow:
:" $2500-Leyi P. Morton and Chesa-
..peake and Potomac Telephone Com
"' $2.ooo-Riggs National Bank, Eliza
T. Phillips. Duncan Phillips and Wash
,ington Post.
:" S1.3ss-Keith's Theater.
.. s1.000-Frank R. Mayer. -
-. $53s.22-Parker Bridget Company.
:" $5233s-Turner Construction Com
,.. $5oo-W. NJ. Elktns, Mrs. Mark
-'YYonna Cha op1as Hawo
4 'kins, Mrs. NJ. Richards, DR.. and Mrs
..George D. Kirkpatrick. John Shelton
Williams and Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company
:. $s2217-National Theater.
-, $259-w. T Galliher, Martin A.
.knan Mr.. and Mrs. John Joy Edison,
Mrs. Christine Long. c. W. Wetmore,
Charles Cramer, Frank L. Polk. John B.
Iarner. Holmes & Son, Inc. and Mrs
., ss4o-penny Brenton and s.. Johns
:. :.,;s,oas ,;os soaGhq5ch n of the Nativity.
!" s2oewalter S: McFarlan. W. B.
Moses & Sons. Edward H. Everett
Emile A. Fitch. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Stone. Lafayette Lodge. No. 10: Plate
'. $195-Mary Brereton.
s15o-M- and Mrs. w. A. H Church.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. Dawson Lodge,
No. Is. F. A. A. NJ (s151.7D; Loose
wiles Biscuit Company and Cazenove
C. Lee. jr.
... STAG as-Loew's Columbia
-. $1ss.7s Sunday school Calvary
Baptist Church.
"a S.25-Hotel Raleigh.
" $131-St. Stephens Episcopal
,,, $125.50-Shoreharn Hotel
:" SO" 7s-Faleigh Hotel.
"a. $12o-St. Peters parish
-. S1f1.20-Cosmos Theater.
... s1n7-Wi.lard Hotel.
$1no-Henry P. Blair. National Hotel,
f ]. Walsh. Mrs Jam"s L. Oyster and
Miss Oyster. Hugh Wallis. H. A REM,
Henry Ofterdinger Mrs. Harriet
Winslow. William J. F'lather. Miss
:, ,rAmaryllis Giilett. Miss Nettie Brad
,.Iey. Mrs n. F7ssenden Meserve. Eliza
E beth P. Renshaw. James p. Phelan.
Carl Joerissen. James Allison. Minnie
C. Anderson. William E. Lamb. Mrs.
Dora Lans hurgh Isidor Grosner (addi-
tionaD. William P. May6eld. Mrs.
Simon Kann George B. Bryan. Mrs
Hammond. Mrs. ]. W. Moran. Enter
prise Serial Building Association, P.
Shugrue. Miss Loretta Corcoran. Ter
ninal Taxicab Company, Rudolph
q, Kaufman. Miss Margaret K. Simp-
son. Mrs. George W. Mixter Mrs
=, Fra ncis Woodruff, Joseph Caunt. S. ".
Fordyce. Col. James Blair, Walter Wen
ogre, Rr. Adm. and Mrs. W. A Mar
Mrs Ellen R Scollard. Osiris Lodge,
Joseph Goldenberg. Mrs. Charlotte MA--
Yill. the German American Fire Insur-
ance Company, Peoples Drug Stol es.
Miss Nettie Bradley, Lena Bradley and
Edwin T. Jackman-