The Washington times., 1918-10-13

Guaranty Trust Co., Treasurer of Hero
Land, in Fact as Well a. in Name
Lands openeing until its close, more than
q fortnight later.
Others who served on the management
committee, or who were prominent as
chairmen of subcommittee, included
Felix NJ Warburg, member OF Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. and head Of the great Jewish
War Relief Committees that have collected
more than $4,000 900: Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney, Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. Frank
Crowninshield, II. j. Whigham, Mrs. Daniel
Guggenheim, William Adams Delano,
Mrs. William Astor Chanler, Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson, Mrs. Walter E. Maynard,
Mrs. Payne Whitney, Nine. @. E. Poccardi,
wife Of the Italian Consul-General in New
York; John MofIat, who was the executive
chairman OF the management committee
and whose genius for organization was
largely responsible for the success
achieved. and many others Of equal prom
inenee too numerous here TO record.
Hero Land proved itself to be. In
deed, the antithesis Of that brood Of war
charities OF which the Army and Navy
Bazaar was so conspicuous an example.
The figures tell the story and constitute
an unequalled record.
not only 0iu TIE pdEIACF
pating in the undertaking receive 100 per
cent of the receipts each took In for their
actual war relief work, but, by the surplus
from admissions and general receipts Of
S22,s30SS over the expenses, the total paid
to participating committees actually
amounted to I0s per cent of their own in
take. The net receipts, which we're dis
tributed to these committees, amounted
in all to $610, ,46636, from which payment
was apportioned as follows:
A. B. F. p Permanent Blind War Fund,
S4O4236: Aide Ciyile Beige, s2,Ol674;
Aide for Destitute Belgian Women and
Children, S4,7T30l; American Ambulance
in Russia, Sl,237.Os: American Committee
for Armenian and Syrian Relief, S7.S7S1i;
American Committee for Training in Suit
able Trades the Manned Soldiers Of
France, S2,4l272; American Committee
British Red Cross, s4Iz.50; American De-
fense Society, S63S.55; American Friends
OF Russian Prisoners OF War. S3.429.25;
American Fund for Belgian Manned.
sST2.3I; American Fund for French
Wounded. $14,12221; American Godmoth-
ers' League. S5,S22.21; American Recruit
ing Booth, s11225; American Red Cross.
S7,5j962: American Red Star Animal Re
lief, $1,O95.42; American Students Of Ecole
des ReauX Arts. 81 .992 90; American Swiss
Committee. $3,2lS25; American WOmen's
Hospital S1,443.S9; American Fund for
Jewish War Relief Joint Distribution Com
mittee, $53,31436; Appui Aux Artistes.
Beige Foyer, S5,S2SIO; Army Girls Trans
port Tobacco Fund. $l.133.29; Authors
Milk Fund, $l,79597; Belgian Prisoners in
Germany. $36,33227; Blind and Crippled
Relief, $987.57; Blue Cross Fund, $2,J62.60:
British American War Relief, S3.2S3.79,
British War Relief Association. S56gS.l6:
British War Exhibits, S5O,64G.49.
Camp Upton Community Hall Commit
tee. $l0O.50; Canadian Log Cabin. 81
S57l5; Canadian War Pictures, S3.O2I so;
Cardinal Mercier Fund, s3,7l3SO; Com
mittee for Men Blinded in Battle, S5,S9OO7:
Commission for Relief in Belgium. 49,
S9649; Comforts Committee of the Navy
League S3,3l1.9S; Duryea War Relief.
S3,25O.45; Edith Whartons War Charities
ia France, SS,4I5; Endsleigh Palace Hos
pital. $6,625.73; Fatherless Children OF
France, s4.996.S4: Food for France Fund,
sl711.96; Food Research Laboratory, S27;
Committee for the Pro-
lection Of the Children of the Frontier,
$307S.25; France Reborn, S2,36723;
Gift Hospital. S4,93195;
French War Exhibits, $4,5O5.6l; French
Actors Fund, Sl,4993O; French Bureau,
S4272.27; French Heroes Lafayette Me-
mortal Fund Inc, SS6.6752S; French
War Victims Fund. $9,7533s:
Franch League in America, $349.S6; Hall
fax Relief Committee, $92 900
Imperial Order Daughters of the British
Empire $21O6.69; Italian Red Cross and
War Relief $4l.99l.26; Junior American
Guard $500; Junior Patriots Of America.
$4,O9S.2O; Lady Johnstons Hospital 81
44O.25; Lafayette Fund, $2,267.23; La