Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-15
SALVATION ARMY
REGULARS" BUSY
Make First Appearance on
Street in Appeal for
Funds.

Regulars" Of the Salvation Army.
each carrying the world-famous tam
BOURNE. appeared on the streets today
for the first time in the interest OF
the fund being raised. They will as
sist at Il mammoth Salvation Army
service on the Ellipse tomorrow after
noon.
Col. Helen NJ. Harvey is leading the
regulars" She gave them luncheon
today at the Willard Hotel. The
public is urged to be careful in giving
contributions to the Salvation Army.
Only those wearing the army's in
sigma on their hat or who carry q
banner represent that organization.
Girls Raid Theaters.
Last night government department
girl volunteers conducted a raid on
theaters and the Chamber of Com
merce. securing large contributions.
Among the girls. most of them gov
have been helping at night are Eloise
NJ. Butler. Dorothy O'Neil. Naaman
Leigh, Norma Gerard. Vivian Dillon,
Ethel Owens. Marguerite Van Dyke.
Bertha Switzer. Katie NJ. Libby.
Blanche isI F Bartenstein; Mae Padgett.
f. Dryden. Gladys r. Burgess, Mary
2. Reynolds. Josebelle Metz. Lucy
Calame. Ruth Longhouse. Mary L.
Crawley. Martha S. Michael. Edna l..
horgen, Ruby Russell. Elizabeth
Ter. l.. NJ. Dodds. Vera McAllister.
Loretta Grady, Nellie Ridenour, Ruth
Helene. Nellie Harding. Edith Pray,
Dorothy MacNair, Ruth Chamberlain
Jessie Curry. Pearl Collier. Martha
DALEY. Grayce Whalen. Margaret
gan. Ruth Summers. Mary E. Lorman.
Mary b. Suits. Mary Kennedy, Viola
Harris, Mary X. Reed, Elizabeth Cow
ington. Hazel G. Seeing, Louise Kelly
and Gertrude Barden -
Miss Mary Ellen Glass and Rose F.
stokes are in charge of the girls who
volunteer for night work. The girls
meet at o'clock at the Community
Service headquarters. 91S 10th street
northwest. They will continue their
work until the end of the appeal.
Agencies Helping Cause.
community centers are aiding in the
appeal. They are selling tickets to
the Salvation Army benefit to be given
by the Arts Club on the night of May
70 In the Little Theater of the Post
Office Department.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company in sending out it's
monthly bills is attaching a short cir
cular. The circular. gotten up at
Salvation Army headquarters, calls
upon the telephone subscriber to make
a generous contribution.
William 3. WestIake. director of
the appeal. today issued the following
statement:
The Salvation Army is dependent
upon the public for it's existence. The
present funds will be exhausted June
1. The work of the organization must
continue. and for this reason we are
appealing to the public The response
to the appeal Fill the barreT' has
been generous. However, we cannot
get the needed amount by barrel COL
lections. Checks and cash in large
amounts are needed
Where to Mail Checks.
Checks should be mailed to William
3. Westlake. Salvation Army head
quarters. Willard Hotel, and made
payable to Thomas P. Hickman, treas
urer.
Volunteer workers are needed. The
appeal is only half over and the head
quarters committee is anxious to en-
list more girls in its work. Those
wishing to help should apply to Mrs.
Monica Woodell at the Willard Hotel
mezzanine floor.