Evening star., 1921-09-23

jets as Weir as gas heaters had
been turned OMIT was stated.
ARMS PARLEY FUND
NOW T0TALS$l4,m4
Milton E. Allies, chairman of the
finance committee Of the citizens conn
mite which is arranging for the re-
ception and entertainment of the for
eign visitors who wilr-be in Washing
ton in connection with the conference
for the discussion of the Limitation OF
armament. announced today that at
noon s14,44O had been raised toward
the fund necessary for the Districts
share in this enterprise.
This announcement was made dur
ing a meeting of the chairmen of the
subcommittees of the finance commit
tee who are assisting MFR. Allies in OBJ
tanning subscriptions. Each commit
tee chairman reported the progress
being made in the work assigned to
him, and, each was hopeful of success
in raising the $25.0eO-the amount set
by the citizens committee as being
within the next week
Mr. Allies List of Subscriptions.
Mr.. Allies announced that the SUBJ
scriptions received since noon yester-
day were: Rauscher's. 800; Ameri-
can National Bank, $100; Lincoln Ma
tional Bank. S200: Corby Baking
Company. $500; Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey; IS; Federal National Bank.
5000: Raleigh Haberdasher. $40: In
terna tional Exchange Bank. $25; J.
3. Kendall Co. 100: r. Harris 4 Co.
500: National Capital Bank. $50:
American Ice Company Samuel ].
Kimberly, manager). 5000: Col. James
A. Drain, $50: District Title Insur-
ance Company, $50: Lawyers Title
and Guaranty Insurance Company.
$50: Emile Rsrlinsr. $160. Total,
$14,44n.
solicitations by Divisions.
Charles ]. Columbus. chairman of
collections among the business firms
of the city. announced that he has
divided his work into forty-f1ve di-
visions and has assigned small COM
mittees to solicit from the firms in
the divisions assigned to them.
these small groups. and which was
read at today's committee meeting.
he said:
washington is to be the scene of
all-important arms Limitation confer
ence and the citizenship has the priv
ileged opportunity of acting as host.
AT the request of the citizens COM
mittee. headed by Commissioner Cuno
H. Rudolph. the undersigned has been
directed to organize committee to
help raise a fund for the entertain
ment of the international guests.
"As you are~one Of our representa-
tive citizens" and a leader in your
do a thing promptly and well. you
are asked to get on the telephone or
in your automobile and canvass the
business houses In your line for con-
tributions to this entertainment fund,
all checks to be made payable and
sent. direct to. Milton f. Allies. chair
manaafinance committee, Riggs Ma
tional Bank. -. e.
This is a work that knows no or
ganization affiliation. other than that
of good and welfare of our nation and
the District of Columbia
Il feel very sure that you and the
other gentlemen who are being asked
will enter into 1t with fine degree
of civic PRIDE
Groups am0 FefDOM0ek
The groups and their personnel fol-
low:
Department stores-George s. De
Neale. S. kann Sons & Co.. Sth street
and Market place.
utomobiles-Charles w. Semmes.
617 G street northwest.
Cigars and tobacco-Henry T. Ont
erdinger.N sos 9Th street northwest.
China and glassware-Gen. Anton
Stephan. 1915 street northwest.
Druggists-M. G. Gibbs, 31S, Bank
of Commerce building.
Electrical supplies - Howard P.
Foley, S06 18th street northwest.
Five and ten cent stores-H. D.
Ormsby. care CT S. s. kresge Com
pany. 11th and G streets northwest.
Furniture and carpets-Howard NC
KinIey, Hub Furniture Company, 7th
and D streets northwest: oo ,
F'lorists-George c. Shaffer, 900 18th
street northwest.
Food jobbers-John H. Wilkins, 519
Rhode Island avenue northeast.
Grocers-H. King Cornwell, 1415 H
street northwest.
Center Market-Charies F. johnson,
New York Beef Company, Center Mar
ket.
Meat packers and wholesale butchers
Michael A. keane. 619 B street north
west.
Commission hcuses-W G. Carter,
Golden 4 Co. e22 Louisiana avenue
northwest
Beverage manufacturers and agents
A. E. Beitzell, 80 10th street northwest.
Flour and feed-H. L. wilkins. Will
kins-R Rogers Milling Company, $3.50 X
street northwest.
Optic,ans-M. A. Leese, 614 9th street
northwest.
Foundries-Gus Forsberg. Sth and
Water streets southwest
Confectioners Gncluding ice cream
plants ana candy manufacturers)-
Joseph A. Fisher. Rauschers', 1904
Connecticut avenue.
Moving picture houses-Harry NJ
CrandalI. Metropolitan Theater.
Draymen and warehousemen-John
l.. Newbold, Merchants Transfer and
Storage Company. s20 E street north
west.
Photographers-Geo W. Harris
Harris & Ewing, 1911 F street north
west.
Hairdressers and beauty specialists
Katie Dunn, 517 11th street north
west.
tional Theater building.
Furriers-Samuel Zirkin. S21 14th
street northwest.
Milliners-Harry King. Kings Pal
ace, $40 7th street northwest.
Coal and wood. Maury Dove. jr.
149S H street northwest.
Dairies-H n. Brawner jr.. 1116
Connecticut avenue northwest.
Lumber and lumber milis-1See L.
Herrell 1922 F street northwest.
Bakers--Leou Ulman. Holmes Bakery,
107 F street northwest
Speciality stores-Maurice Kafka, 10th
and F streets northwest.
Shoe stores-H erbert ]. Rich, Rich's,
10th and F streets northwest.
Jewelry stores-Sidney w. Strauss.
r. Harris & Co., 400 7th street north
west
Mems wear -- Isadore Goldheim,
Cc1dheim'S 8 14th street and New York