Evening star., 1920-11-27
DETAILED REPORTS
ON RED CROSS CALL
Special Mention Given-Re-
turns to Be Made at Chapter
House After S Pm.

All organizations and persons work
ing for the fourth annual membership
roll call of the District Chapter OF
the Red Cross who have not made re-
turns are requested after o'clock
this afternoon to turn them in to the
chapter house, 16 jackson place. The
roll call headquarters, 14fl F street,
remains open until that hour today.
The members Of the comforts Sec
tion OF the local chapter have decided
to continue their work at Keith's The
alter until tomorrow night in the hope
Of obtaining the subquota OF 1000 MEM
bers which they set for themselves.
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt. chairman OF
the Interior Department committee,
reported 1.S40 members to date OBJ
tained through the cooperation OF
Offices contributing: Pension. DR.. c.
c. Howard. ,$425; patent, Miss Nellie
G. Ross, 1885; geological survey. Miss
Pauline Barr. $2S4: general land. MIS-.
r. C. Pierce. $228; Indian. Miss g. A.
Collins. S13s; secretarys, Miss Maria .l.a
Burke, $114; bureau of mines. Miss
Myra Jones. $73: st. Elizabeth's. Miss
NJ c. Jones, $57; bureau Of education.
Miss Martha McCabe, $46; reclamation
service, DR.. H. A. Brown. 346: Howard
University. Prof W; ,sv;,n v; Tunnel %1sa s1l; u
winningham, $40. and Freedmen's
Hospital. 81. The names following
the offices are the bureau representa-
tives.
The Smithsonian Institution. J. G..
Traylor. acting chief clerk, % rsperted
turns amount to moro than $4,000 to
date. Among recent donations are
the Chesapeake & Potomac Fuel Com
pany, S25; Gayety Theater. SIS; f. r.
Droop & Sons Company, $50; Arthur
O
Eva Perry, 500.
Special mention and a vote of
thanks were accorded by the roll call
committee to Mrs. A. G. Hubbard. Mrs.
Arthur c. Rogers. Mrs. Glenn Leland
and Miss Katherine Kline for their
supplies. and to Mrs. Justin NJ Cham
berlin and Mrs. Allan Lard, who re-
ceived the returns. All Of these women
volunteered their services and were
stationed at headquarters throughout
the day. from . am to 6 pm. APP
excellent assistance rendered by the
Merchants Bank. not only for acting
as a depository, but for loantng the
services Of e. d. Emerich, who served
as cashier every afternoon. from ]
to 6.
Firms and institutions enrolling
their employees or personnel 100 per
cent in addition to those already
named were the Commercial Bank.
Gunston Hall School, Miss Madeira's
School. Hydraulic Pressed Brick Com
pany, Friedlander Brothers Company,
s. Kann's Sons 4 Co. Fidelity &
Deposit Company Of Maryland {Wash-
ington ofiice) and the National Saw
ings & Trust Company.
The following amounts were re-
ceived from the institutions under
supervision Of the board Of charities:
Home for the Aged and Infirm. $50;
Industrial Home School, colored. SIS;
Industrial Home School, white, IS;
jail. Sz3; municipal lodging house. 81;
reformatory, $50: Tuberculosis Hos
pital. SIS: Warrington Asylum Hos
pital, $42. and the woIkhouse, 34s.
making total of S242. The Home for
the Aged and Inhrm. the Industrial
Home School for Colored Children and
the reformatory enrolled their ems
ployes zoe per cant.
Among the chapter auxilisries who
rendered great service was that of
the College Women's Club, Mrs. w. e.
Chamberlin, chairman. Assisting her
were Mrs. l. B. Swormstedt. Mrs. H
Z. Taylor, Mrs. James G.. Cumming,
Mrs. ]. b. Hubbard. Miss T. c. Grams,
Mrs Clyde WArburton. Mrs. Lewis c.
Ecker, Miss n. e. Ford. Nrs. Story
and Mrs. r. Winston Holt.