The Washington times., 1918-11-14
HAS GIVEN
ONLY oNE-THIRD OF QUOTA
TO WAR. WORK DRIVE

With only three days left, Wash
ington has subscribed only a third of
its quota OF 100000 for the fund OF
the United War Work Campaign. The
drive for the benefit OF the seven
organizations is tagging in Washing
ton and only by the greatest effort on
the part of residents can the Capital
fulfill its obligations TO the men
J in service of Uncle Sam.
Up to noon today $26S 1917 had
been collected The team record for
the day was made by the group led
by Miss Josephine Patten, which
gathered subscriptions amounting to
S7,229.S0. Howard University, through
Mrs. Robert H. Terrell, reported an
initial subscription of S1,71O.
Work Begins Early.
tCanvassing began at s a. m. today.
and before 0 o'clock speakers were at
all the schools waiting for the classes
! to assemble. At 4 o'clock meetings of
employees were held at all the Gov
ernment departments. Tonight secre-
tary Daniels will speak at the Lib
erty Hut
10e local
substantial collections daily. Last
night Henry B. F. MacFarland spoke
at the National. Joseph p. o'Toole,
at Polls; Mgr. Thomas, Keith's; Will
liam Mather Lewis. Belasco: John c
Capers, Gayety, and Frank J. Hogan
Lyceum-
Commissioner Brownlow, Senator
Ashurst OF Arizona. and Capt. Julius
1. Peyser addressed a meeting last
night at the st. Paul's Parocffia!
School.
The Young women's Hebrew As
sociation raised $500 for the fund
last night at a dance given by that
organization at the Old Masonic Hall,
Ninth and F streets northwest. Mrs
Louis Kramer was chairman of the
committee in charge, and Judge Mil
ton Strassburger described the work
OF the War Camp Community Ser
vice.
Additional Subscriptions.
The following additional subscrip-
tions are reported:
S3,OOO-Standard Oil Company.
81, ,50o-Miss Hegeman.
81 900 - International Harvester
Co., J. D. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
coran Thorn, Mrs. Paul Moore, Rob-
ert II. montgomery.
S5OO-Morris & Co., Milton +. Hop
fonmaier, Julius NJ Goldenberg.
Charles Edgar, ]. Gilmore Fletcher.
G. W. Minter. Herman Hollerith,
Charles L. Hood. Elite Laundry
Company, United States Rubber Com
pany, Mrs. John c. Let's, Mrs. Delos
| BIodgett, NJ. l. Requa, Clarence I.
Horment John Dalzell.
S4O0-Terminal Railroad Y. n. c.
5000. p. Light. c. c. Glover,
Thomas W. lockwood.
$250-GaIiigher & Huguely. Mr..
and Mrs Milton +. Allies, Samuel J.
Prescott, Thomas o. Selfridge, q. W.
F. SwartzelL
S2OO-Franklin Company, Optician:
FIR. p. Harman, Mrs. George W. Nor
| ris, Charles Wood. Royal Glue Com
psny. G. ErlebacheT, Mrs. Sarah NJ.
! lockwood, Ms e. V. Riley, Mrs.
Charles I. Corby. Mrs. F. A. Delano.
SIT5-S. s. Kresge & Co.
SI5O-Sidney West, Inc; Mr.. and
Mrs Cuno II. Rudolph.
SI2O-Richard r. Pairo.
SlOO-A H. Baker & Co. Mrs. n. c.
buckingham, Miss I. c. Freeman. Mrs.
AIes Mackay-Smith. Asher Fire
UroofinE Company, Josephine and
Ruth McGowen. +. ]. Winesatt, Dis
! trict of Columbia Building Associa-
| tion Council. Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Carroll Electric Com
pany, George G. CornweII, Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ". AcCasey. Clare WaggRman
! and George n. Ray, A. g. SpaldlnE
Bros. Mrs, Walter Wenegree, A. g.
| RosenEartern. James 1ngles. Murray
Sargent, Andrew Wheeler. Chandler
Hale, ]. 4. Henderson, Miss W. J.
Sheriff.. Mrs. II. Walker, Capt. Julian
A. Ripley. Mrs. J. W. Foster, Eleanor
+. Lansing. B. r. Earnshaw e. Bro, J.
| .. Morgan, ]. Hanna, r. s Hit Mrs.
George Howard, Mrs. A Wichfeld,
Mrs Sidney Straus. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Eraits johnson, Mrs. R Brickenstein,
Theodore. F. Whitmarsh, DR.. John
| erayke Simpson, Mrs. W. ". Harts,
Mrs. Charles Fairfax. Mrs. James G.
Bowen, Miss Julia d. Strong. Mrs.
Frank c. Let's, Mrs. Aaron French,
Major and Mrs. F. T.. Wright, Mrs. J.
II. Young, A Friend, II. r. r. Mac
farland, Eugene Lewis, and Mrs. w.
J. Dennis.