Evening star., 1920-11-21

With none Of the government de-
partments, always among the great
est assets in a campaign of this kind,
yet heard from. tho District Of Colum-
bia Friday night passed the 10000
mark in the fourth annual Red Cross
roll, which began Armistice day and
| will end Thanksgiving. This an
| nouncement was made last night from
| local roll call headquarters. 1414 +
street. The capitals quota OF $4,000.
therefore, Ii nearly one-third COM
plete on the face Of returns already
totals known the actual figures un-
doubtedly would today be very much
| greater.
! Anxious to Exceed Q1ota.
l No let-up is expected. however. for
the District committee desires greatly
| to exceed it's quota by big margin.
| Volunteers. therefore, are urgently
| needed during the coming week. and
Quested to call at headquarters and
| enroll with Mrs. Theodore w. Rich
| ards. chairman OF the women's COM
| mittee.
| The work that has been done in the
past, u being done and is to be done,
| internationally, nationally and local.
| ~. has been thoroughly set forth by
| the roll call committee through the
press and in leaflets. that no one who
| desires Information regarding the
| program OF the American Red Cross
| need be without it. The District
Chapter IL one of the most energetic
! In the United States. every activity of
| the organization being represented by
| Its various units. Particularly il the
| chapter active in looking after the
men at Walter Reed and ST. Eliza
/ beth's Hospitals. as well as the pub
| lie health service patients in the hos
pitals Of the city.
Work OF Canteen Corps.
| The Canteen Corps acts as hosts
I threes times a week to the wounded
| fanks OF Walter Reed and TO the men
| at st. Elizabeth's, and the Motor
sistance in Transporting soldiers
aOout the city. as well as acting in
cases OF emergency or epidemic. with
this record and with its organization
ready for ssrvice the chapter makes
its appeal to the public for SUPPORT
during the coming year.
The Rotary Club will begin a thor
ough canvass OF the downtown sec
lion tomorrow morning. The business
district has been divided into twelve
By = captain or a member OF his team
| II - intended to be one of the most
systematic efforts made by an or-
ganfzafion OF its kind for the Red
j SI0S6s
Wsr1kefs ana CslJectasns.
A list OF the auxfliaries and vol
unteers working I'm the Red Cross
roll call. with the places at which
they were stationed and the amounts
they have collected. follows: sun
snine Soctety, American National
Bank. S23S.25; Colonial DANES. Amer
T.sn,.s 1cln security and Trust. s255.1o;
$A.53; Piney Branch Auxfliarv. r..
!umbia National: Mrs. Homes. Aux
| Mtary. Commercial National sass
| EPIPHANY Auxiliary, District National
| ana Continental Trust, $5O2; Needle
work NOT Guild. Dupont National. $174.50:
National. $3.50; Georgetown AUX
| iliary; Geor rgetown. S252.25; Mrs. How
ard Fisk, Home Savings, S135. Col
IeEe Womsn's Club. Washington
MSan tSra ana Trust Company. $1s5.25;
sss.2s: Esther Chapter, Munsey % Trmsf
Company, 3ss: Daughters Of confed.
ency, Franklin National. $S7: w.
= Q, tincoin National and Mel auxh-
s s,n 6an1, xs4S; Church of Our Father,
inys, Riggs National. $500; Trinity
Aa.iiiary. AZ. Union Trust company,
Savings. $225. arm
TIT t5y,nncn National Savings and
Aetropolltan Bank. sI7a; Mrs S.f1onai Thom
West End Branch, washington Loan
and Trust, $3.50: Mrs GaI1owav
keith's Theater sss2: Mrs. Wood.
Tara. r.;ds Paiacs; Palace: 800; Miss Katherine
asss Sos sa'tsaa. eraee fsis Rsfsrmas ans
Church, Eunnaily's. $50; Mrs. spen-
Ger, Kann's, SECS; st. ANDREWS n,Ii,,
=! & Martin. $139; Church Of the Gov
/ enant: cornwall's and Brentano's.
sIsssS siso: c.,vs9x Motor G;orps; Garnkles,
more and Raleigh, s1ai: Eighth
!; wardman Park. 1896; St. Mar.
garet.s. Willard. $2S5; Twentieth Cen
tury Club: 7. W. G. A. $314; Canteen-
! government dormitories. sssa; Mrs.
Christie, Langdon and Woodbridge.
1855; volunteers. $780, and Foundry
NJ z. Church, Union Savings Bank,
Corner Y. ". G.. A. Cafeteria. s12I;
! American Women's Legion Washing
ton Hotel, $20S: Mrs. Gates. Congress
! Hall $50: Miss Ruth Finney and Miss
Griffin. Powhatan Hotel, $48: Copper
Bowl. .ss4; Ebbitt Hotel. g; Epiphany
South, $5a.25: Rotary Club. $623; Tel
ephone. $s17: board Of education, S34;
bureau Of standards, $433; Cairo Unit.
S142,71; Calvary Baptist Church col
lection, $103:. Federation of Labor
building, 423.: First Congregational
Church, 3125: Marine Barracks Aux
Hilary. $152.21: headquarters. $7s35O;
Hecht & Co. $50: John C. Magruder's,
$46.25; mail. $2,04s.06; Military Re-
1ief-walter Reed, $32: national head
| quarters. $616: Polish societies. $50:
Potomac division. $1s4: st. Margaret 8
Church collection. S5S. Southern rail-
! way. $143; war risk. $13s, and EN-
manuel Baptist Church, $34.