Evening star., 1918-05-28
D. c., LEADING U. S.,
GIVES $1,127,m
TO RED CROSS FUND
CONTINUED from First Page.)
than 1920. 900. 1t will be several days
before final figures can be announced.
Reports Of Departments,

AS announced by Chairman Eynon
OF the committee on government or
ganizations. the various federal de-
partments contributed as follows:
Department of Agriculture. $11 500;
alien property custodian, $500: Civil
Service Commission. $1,000; Depart
ment of Commerce. $4,000: commit
tee on public information. S1,40O;
food administration. $4,000; fuel ad- :
li printing office, $4,000; Department
of the Interior. $1,000; Interstate
Commerce Commission. $4,000: Lii
brary Of Congress. $500; Depart
ment. $4,000: navy yard. 100000;
Panama Canal Commission. $1,000;
Pan-American Union. S27T: pension
Office, $4,000; Post Office Department.
$11 800; Smithsonian Institution. $3.50;
State Department. sa.ol2; Treasury.
Emergency Fleet Corporation. $1,000:
Senate employees, 5000; United States
Employees Compensation Commission.
$40: tariff board, $1,000; Department
Of Justice, $2.42o: White House en-
ployes. $3O7: Soldiers Home. $1,000.
Reports of Auxiliaries.
Reports Of the various auxiliaries
Of the city as 1.1... far as tenulated 10. FOL.
Weyl. $11.440.70: st. Margaret's. Mrs.
Litelle, $4,000; woodley Park. Mrs.
Soule, $3.50: Post ONCE. Mrs. Burle-
son. $2.401.65; surgical dressings.
Mrs; Blair. ss.7ss.ao: Red Cros.
sss'cstTn :1sooo Treasury sn nspa4tm.n Ms e9~ Mrs
Palmer, $500; Martha Chapter. Mrs.
''; Mrs. Daniels. ss15.ss: aeorsetown.
Miss Mathews: s1:7bo: refreshment
corps. Mrs. Gulick. $3.50: home serv-
Saratoga, MRS. Christie. $3.50: Pet
Miss Cuthbert, $la4; Chevy Chase.
Mrs Creyke, 31.707: Washington ward
(Neuilley), Mrs. Fahnestock. $1.700;
Rhode Island avenue Mrs. Pairo.
t1s.s7o; Esther Chapter. Mrs Hulnsh.
1,3s3.86: Daughters Of Isabella, Mrs.
Coope. 500: chapter workroom, Mira
Fletcher. $3.6S0.ee; Cairo unit, Mrs.
Mccain, $1.681.15; Takoma Park. Mrs.
3: T.; asiiewsy: e ssss;47: IT, Twentieth Let.
S343; Eastern Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. Thomas Calver. S1.1es.ss; food
administration, Mrs. Fisher, $606;
Epiphany Church, Mrs. McKim, 1914;
Red Cross helpers. Mira McClintNck,
xa.671.75; Needlework Guild, ss
Dupuy. S1.2ss:so; Brookland Auxil ~,
Mrs. Joseph Fletcher. 3sss.s7: Cal1ary
Baptist, Mrs. Bristow. @1.733.6ei sew
eral auxiliaries under Mr1 John r.
Galloway. 10000.
The two pounds Of wool from ths
White House sheep allotted to the Dis
trict Of Columbia were auctioned of At
the 3. =. Keith Theater last night by
Commissioner Brownlow. n. p. Snyder
won the wool with q bid Of 5000. More
than $4,000 was raised at this theateg
yesterday, on the last day Of the CAM
psisns; bringing ri tho total for the drive to
Collections at Botanic Garden.
More than $500 was collected br
ing held at the Grant memorial in
the United States Botanic Garden
yesterday afternoon. Speaker Clark
benator Ashurst Of Arizona, Repre-
sentative Rodenberg Of Illinois and
Representative slayden Of Texas
made the appeals.
sergt Haley, one Of 'Psrshins'a
'stin hat" Mrs. N. Blackman CON
| tributsd . half-cent piece Of 1905
which was auctioned OF to =. r
Pierson, former mayor Of Tarry-
town. N. z. for Se1.
Short addresses were made by
Charles H Totty, president Of the 3d.
| cisty Of American Florists and
HorticuituTists: William =. GUIDE
president Of the ylorists Telegraph
| Delivery Association, and Judge
George DoWney Of the Court OF
Claims.
soldiers from Camp Meies, who
acted a. IN ernnsd guard. .gavs drill
on Maryland avenue following the
meeting. George Hjss, supsrintend-
| ant ~ fhA Hotanfo GaPdAn nrAaiAAd