Evening star., 1919-12-09
$100,O0OI RAISED
IN HALF Time SET

in nHlT IuW[ OCl
St. AIoysius Campaigners
Will Seek $4,000 in Re-
naming Five Days.
st. Aloysius parish set out to raise
100000 in a ten-day drive and did II
in half the time. The returns from
the campaign yesterday were S19,734,
bringing the fve-day total up TO
s10O,OO2.16.
You have done what no other
church in this country ever dlo pc
fore" said Charles Jerome Shemelo'
managing director of the campaign,
in making the announcement TO the
campaigners. He emphasized that
about two years ago these same cam a.
paigners collected another $1oO,Ooo III
ten days for their parochial school;
Excitement broke bounds when the
announcement was made. Ihe cam
paign organization in GonZaga han
made a demonstration, organlZed
parade and awoke the nelghDorhou
with cheers At the stroke or MO
night the bells of St AloySiuS rang
! ont the message that the entire fuho
had been raised.
Would Make Fund s13O.O0O.
With acclaim the organization, un-
der the leadership of DR.. James III ~
row. gave a yell, We're after sloV,ooV
now" and announced that the can,
Daign will continue for the 1uli zen
davs ending Saturday. The. add
tional money will be used to furnish
the new school at North Capltol anu
X streets. hr;nr
,nr in the largest amount during the
day was captured by Team u. OF
which Miss Agnes Faxwen is captain
with 1851. In the mems divlsion,
Team S, of which Louis c. SchelI Is
captain. the banner with sl:-SsSo ooE nc
executive committee reported SS;UL3c;
| When it was evident that the sioo,-
900 goal was nearly reached tneIe
was scurrying around to compIete .me
amount Mr.. and Mrs. Shefheio eave
$1,000. in s100 contributors. to eacn
81 The sixteen teams. Miss Julia
Agnes Burns. 1900 East Capltol stree.'
| cave 81 900 in memory of her father.
DR.. and Mrs James Kilroy gave $500
Other Large Contributions.
Other largo contributions were Pc
ter Fersinger. L. E. Murtaugh and n.
P. Whitty Company $Se9 each, Iaror,e M
A. MCGOWAN and sisters. Mr.. ana MIS-.
Maurice ]. Sheehan, the Foley. fam
ijv and F. G.. Shattuck. 5000 each; Jo-
seph A. and Nellie Halloran ana Ed
ward and Margaret Scanlon, $loo each'
| Mrs NJ. r. Green and family and Mr
and Mrs. Thomas F. Collins, $125
each.
One of the most interesting gifts OF
4 the entire drive was $3.ZO collecteu
among the ladies in the nome OF the
Little Sisters of the Poor
Total Returns. $1O0.O0c.16.
The returns by teams last night
were as follows:
Women's division
Team A-Miss Anna L. Dillon, s1.3S6.
Team B+Miss Sadie Fitzpatrick
Team C-Mrs. Margaret Fogarty.
Team D-Mrs John A. Foley. $3.50.
Team E-Mrs. ]. G. Haskell. s915.
Team F-Miss Margaret A. McAliis-
Team G-Miss Agnes K. Maxwell.
Team H-Mrs. Catherine H. welch,
$500.
Mems division
Team Frank ]. Bresnahan. 1915.
Team p. E. Cotton. $1,115.
Team s-A- S. Fenell. jr. $3.50.
Team George A. Garner. $I312.
Team 5-A. J. Gleeson. $1.161 so.
Team 6-John F. Keeley. ss75.
| Iodm IA. W. 4NCdlCs Ji.p YooV.
Team S-Louis c. Schell. $1.235.
Women's total. $S.4S6.20.
Mems total, $8,223.50.
Executive committee, $3,025.
Days complete total. $19.734.
Previously reported, $S0,26746.
Grand total to date. $1OO.OO2.l6-
Donors Of 800.
The following gave 500 each:
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Carroll, Mrs
Margaret Colliere, in memory of Mary
e. CoIliere: Miss Elizabeth Vonderau.
! Mrs. Margaret s. Tally, Mrs. Kath-
band, H. H. Humble; Michael and
Cornelius Horan. in memory of moth :
er. Annie Horan; David and Daniel
Horan. in memory of wife and mother,
Mrs David Annie Horan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles N. May. Mr.. and Mrs. II: P.
Jones. in memory Of Mary and Sara
Berger; Richard Horn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph D. Harty, Mrs. NJ. e. I.ansdale.
James ]. Rooney, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward A. Alderman. in memory of
sell Van SAINT, Austin P. H Mullarky.
Kate Boyle, in memory of John and
Catherine Boyle, deceased; p. "
RATIO and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bruton, Mrs. Imogene Saxty and fam
lily, James P. Fitzgerald, Nicholas A
Fitzgerald, in memory of John and
Julia Wrenn Fitzgerald; William and
Norman Reid, for Thomas HI. Reid
and family; Misses Marie, Catherine
and Frances Mealey; Mrs. Pauline
Velati Boyer. in memory of Quealy
Velati; Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. McQuade
and family, Mrs. Mary. A. Curtin and
! family, in memory of Andrew G. Cur
tin: Annie and Michael Costello. in
memory of John Costello; T. w. Dal-
ton, Ethel A. De eau, in memory OF
her brother, Edward De Gau. died in
service; William R. and Francis Crow
ley, in memory of Johanna Crowley
deceased; Mr.. and Mrs. George Leh-
man, James J. Sullivan, in memory
of his uncle, John McGahan; Thomas
L. and John F. Tuohy, In memory OF
, their father and mother. Hugh L. and
Bridget A. Tuohy; Charles B. Stewart
Charles F. Schefrach, Mary Seymour
Patrick A. Stack, Mrs. Julia A. Daw
Il son. in memory of Charles z. Dawson
Mary Zeta Weide, Margaret M. Crea
II ger, Bernardette L. Dore, Robert P
\ Murphy, in memory of his mother
\ and Mrs. D.. c. Shea. Miss Alice Leon
Il ard, in memory of Agatha Hughes
II Mary and Agnes Reidy, in memory o
II David Reidy, their father; Margaret
u MARY A. and John A. Dore, Mr.. AM
l Mrs. Frank A. Dougherty, in memor.
II of Julia A. Dougherty and William st
Il John; Julia E. Mahoney, in memory o
II her brother, Patrick J. Mahoney; 10
II seph A.. DAILY, Joseph n. Fersinger
III Mrs. Annie West and family, in mem
II ory of Charles s. West; Mr.. and Mrs
Il James McFadden. Edward ]. McIl
u vaine, Mrs. Julia NJ. Maxwell. in mem
II ory of her sons, Joseph Leonary an
!, Perry, in memory of Teresa A. Miller
II Miss Josephine Ritz, Edith l.. an
II Matthew A. Heard, in memory of thei
III brother, II. Irving Heard; FTanl