Evening star., 1919-12-09
CONTINUE CANVASS
FOR HOSPITAL FUND
Workers for Chi|dren's Insti-
tuition to Keep Headquarters
Open for Donations.

Campaign headquarters of the Chill
dren's Hospital drive for 100000 for
necessary immediate improvements
will be kept open at 1903 F. street
notwithstanding the fact that the
: time limit set for completion of the
drive expired yesterday. Only a lit
tie more than half of the required
amount was raised. it was announced.
and the army of 500 calmpaigners vol
unteered to remain on the job until
the balance was obtained.
Clifford l.. Johnson, director of the
drive. announced yesterday that sew
eral thousand selected names remain
ed on the lists of persons to be can
vassed. Response of the workers
showed that the fact that only S5S,
3OS.76 had been obtained in the eight
day drive had not discouraged the
canvaSsers.
I Standing of the Divisions.
The standing of the divisions at
noon yesterday was as follows: Thom-
as Bell Sweeney, division leader: team
captains, Mrs. Reginald s. Huide-
Roper. s5.773.33: Mrs Horace II. west
colt. s5.O1365; Miss Bertha II. LOCKER
est Mary's Guild. s6.429.20: Mrs.
Thomas Bell Sweeney, s4.7O1.37: Mrs.
Walter Hutchins. S1,329.50; Mrs. Regi-
maid Walker. S79e.S5: Mrs. Olga Fiske
and Mrs. c. ]. Williamson, $50; Mrs.
J. l.. Reeves. s253.15, and Mr.. A. D.
Addison. s23O.O5. Total. s25.O94.
Cuno II. Rudolph. division leader;
team captains, Mrs. Cuno II. Rudolph,
Edward L. Stock. s2.436.35: Arthur
Carr. $3.50; Mrs Rena J. Rhees. $3.50;
W. c. Johnson. S421: Charles F. Crane.
S35S and Mrs. Duncan D. Ransdell,
S243. A total of s16.710.79.
Mrs. ]. W. Wadsworth. jr.; team
captains. Mrs. John Crayke Simpson.
S6.OSS5O: Mrs. Wilbur Carr. s2.S05;
Mrs. John Merriam, s2,293.35; Richard
w. Boiling. s1,951.06; Mrs. Franklin
Ellis; s11!o59: :dlo59: M, Mrs, lam James 1,n6 F.
ley. s749.2o and Mrs. A. Moreno,
s4e1.5O. A total of S16.436.42.
Mrs. F. s. Hight announced that
the Dulin & Martin Company had sent
in an additional check for S25 in the
hopes the workers would reach their
quota Dr. $. S. Adams stated that
the colored churches had donated S65,
and Mrs. Olga Fiske had credit given
TO the Red Cross Club for s25-
Additional Contributions.
The following additional contribu
tions to the fund are those received
IN to noon on Saturday last: s2,50O.
Alice ]. Clapp; $500. n. l.. Burchell;
5000. Nine Hauge. Ira Copley: s1s5.
six public schools; $3.50. Alice H.
Wadsworth. Mrs. Albert Ruddock;
s141, United States Shipping Board;
500. DR.. G. \. Acker. All Souls
Daisy P. Blodgett. Margaret Preston
Campaign. Mrs. Walter Dempre, Mrs. |
Reginald Fendall. Mrs. Marshall |
Field, Daniel Fraser. Mrs. Perry john |
son. w. B. Mckinley, Mrs. George
Narye. Mary B. Rogers. George P. |
Weller. Mrs. Clarence Norment; $3.50. |
Southern Railway; SIS. Mrs. W. W. |
Gibson, Grace Thomppspon, $50. z. ]. |
Febrey. DR.. and Mrs. Livingston Far |
rand. William F. GUIDE. Ironclad Roof |
ing Company, Inc, Sophy C. Johnson.
Mrs. Clara d. Neigh. Mrs. H. c. Per-
kins Mrs. W. NJ Phillips. Mrs. Eliza
beth Patterson. Hugh Reilly Company, |
DR. Charles W. Richardson. Saks & |
Company. Agnes V. Scott, Mrs. G. F. |
cum. estate of J. l.. Vogt. Mrs. Clarence |
Wilson. Sharon Dairy; $40, Rev. Dr. |
and Mrs. Randolph McKim: s35. cash;
$50. Charles W. Semmes and Mr.. CHS |
well; S25.25. Southern railway (treas- |
urer's office): s25, "a friend" Mrs. |
NJ. Bromwell. ]. Baumgarten & Sons |
Company. cash. Myer Cohen, Miss
Mary A. Davis. Sally Long Ellis, En- |
inert Bros, Norman T. Engel. w. E. |
Edmonston. Franklin & Co.. Earl
Goodwin. Mrs. ]. NJ. Harrison. Adelaide |
Mr.. and Mrs. Belle r. How
ard. Mrs. Joseph f. Johnson. Kennedy !
Bros. Ruth d. Lewis. Phillip F. Lar
ner. Mrs. Edward McCauley. Com
mander and Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Flem-
G. Nordiinger. New Willard employees,
National Vaccine and Anti-Toxin In
stitute Simon Oppenheimer. Mrs.
Palmer, Parker. Bridget &
Co, the Misses Pillsbury, George F.
Page. Mrs. Henry A. Peckham. Will