The Washington times., 1920-02-22
D. c. GIVES $57,265
TO AID NEAR EAST
List Of Contributors Is An
nounced at Campaign
Headquarters.

Wsshington's total contribution so
far TO the Near East Relief 10 xO1,-
aaS55 according to announcement
made today at the local organisation
hesdauarters in the Woodward
Building, -,
AS first vice president OF the eiti-
sens' committee OF Washington. hu-
dolph Jose has sent out chain letter
reaue sting contributions TO the WORK
In thiS connection, IL Is pointed OUT
letters may be received py persons
who have already contributed aho III
instances such as these the COMMITTEES
members earnestly request 'h"' '"e
extra letters be written
Two questions are asked at mead
ouaSters today: "Who will equip an
orphanage for 100 orphans AT the
cost OF $4,000" and "who will feed
an orphan for one week, or a MONTH
or a year, a.,
Contributions are announced as fol-
lows:
Contributions of 500 or more
senator l.. c. Phipps, $1,000; Dr. WI.
liam G. Riyes, $500: Mrs. william y
Rives. 5000; w. $, Hose' !r" sSov' -
81 Goodwin, 500: Mary w, stephen
on. 800; Charles J. Bell, 800; MI
,ad Mrs II. X. Porter. 500; Mrs. Mary
ABeu Morgan, $3.50; Hugh A. Thrift
800.
Orphan adoptions--L. Nj. o. Iucket'
$40: l.. Il. Wistrand, $50: Clifton Ieli-
inghast. 500; &. l.. woodward you; MI
and Mrs. Louis Yoger, 500; Wihlam
IT Yates. $50; Mrs. A. i. Davis, Sto'
Miss Airline NJ. Ross, $50; MISS Marie
smith. SEQ; Mrs. Emma X. turner
$50; +. n. Grigg. SEQ: Mrs. Elizaneth
q. Grigg, $50; L. ii. Graham, sou; MISS
Jennie Brainerd, $50; James McBrido
Sterrett, $40; Miss Hazel BuckiSs'
500; +. Follansbee,SGO;M MISS thioepe,de
Kinne. $3.50: Wingrove Bathon, $oo;
employees in onico OF AUDITOR OIL war
Treasury Department, $500.
Churches. schools and oreaniza =
tions-Sixth Presbyterian Church,
sI:..s7; McKendree M. y. Church
s1og25: st. Aloysius. S2O9.S6; Ken
dali Green Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
s1S,7l: Mt. Taber NJ +. Church
s2IG.25: Brookland Baptist Church
sos: George Washington University
Through Prof. C. S. Coilier). $ols.,o:
North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zens' Association, $40; Central Pres
byterian Church, 5000; St Patrick :
church, s465; St. Patrick's Sch~ a. and
Academy, $40: Fourth Presbyterian
Church. 1872: All Souls Church. Wom-
ems Alliance, 5000; st. Benedicts
school. sI9.45; Mt. Vernon Place
Church. $50; Foundry NJ. Il. Church.
Bible history class, 81. so; Christ
Child Society, s120; Cleveland Park
Congressional Church Sunday School,
$3.50: Church of the Nativity. s15.
$50 Contributors-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Fairbanks, Miss Helen ID.
Plodgett.
$50 contributor-Mrs. Eleanor w.
Howard.
S25 contributors-Rev and Mrs. f.
D. Eaton. Major Archibald King, Ms.
John Miller.
$50. contributions--Mrs. Florence s.
!, Boardman, Nettie G. Bradley, Melita c.
Spelshouse. Caleb s. Miller. Irma T..
Deaton, Mary X. Porter, Mary Ware
Weiser. Miss h. Shoule. Chastina
Gardner, Ursule Brooks, Unite Chap.
No. %, .. L. s.
SIG contributions-Juliu I. Peyser,
Ethel I. Mcmillan, Robert G. Peck.
Mrs. Austin Kautz, ]. c. Head, Clara
f. Taft, Mrs. J. c. Head, Mrs. Isa-
dor Rayner, Mrs. l.. p. Friesthouse.
j. W. Barse, Mrs. Anna s. English.
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Reed, Mabel l.. Tay-
Tor. James w. Gift. Charles w. Sem
mes Miss NJ. II. Simpson, Miss Nell
Adamson, Hallett Johnson, May c.
Kell. Mrs. A. Il. and Miss Cora Drum
mond, Miss Janet Richards, r. Budd
Chalmers, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin L.
Jones
$40 contributions-John w. McIane,
Miss Amy X. White, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Stone, Mrs. Lucien w. CLANCY.
Mrs. A. L. Smith, Edward j. Dorm,
Mrs. Henry S. Greaves, George l..
Treat, william II. Ramsey, Mrs. RAM
sey, Susan Alexander c. f. Logan,