Evening star., 1921-05-17
SALVATION ARMY
FUND FAR SHORT
Contributions on Last Day OF
Drive Must Exceed Others
to Reach Goal.

Unless contributions arrive today at
headquarters, 109 18th street northwest,
at a rate far in advance Of that OF any
other day so far the presentation of the
budget" campaign for the Salvation
Army will be undersubscribed This is
the final day of the drive. which began
May :, and its managers announce that
results are as yet. far short of the sum
needed to continue the Salvation Army
work here for the ensuing year
Il have great confidence i'll the civic
generosity of the people of the District.
however" says Rudolph Jose. chairman
of the budget committee. "and hesitate
to believe that they will permit such
an urgent appeal as this to go un-
he eDcd."
Ball Game Feature.
The base ball game between the
Masons and Elks. which is scheduled
for O'Clock this afternoon and which
President Harding may attend. is the
final feature of a series OF spectacular
activities arranged for the campaign.
The line-up will probably be as follows:
MaSonS-Coe. shortstop: Jenkins. left
field: Walker. center field: SterZer, first
hasc: Burns. second base: Watts, right
field: Leverton. third base: Heitmuller,
catcher. and Bushcr, pitcher. Elks--
Roach. second base; Mccarthy, short
stop: B!cier, third base: Frazier. center
field: Edmonston, first base; Fitzgerald,
left field: Carroll. right field: Giova nctii.
catcher. and Pfeil. pitcher. The umpire
Will be William Handiboe. A group of
girls. headed by Miss Irma Paul, will
sell lollypopS and noise makers dur
ing the game and a number of novel
features Will be introduced to interest
the spectators.
Cans Placed in Banks.
Large tin cans bearing signs Sal
walton Army Budget-HeIp. Please
We're today placed in banks. The COM
mittee in charge of this activity is
headed by Mrs. Milo 3. Atkinson and
includes Mrs. Walter Merchon. Mrs E.
q. Boerner. Mrs Ida Chamberlain, Mrs
W. w. Chalmers. Mrs. Frank W. Car
den. Miss Mary Pond. Mrs. Robert Ide.
Mrs. II. l.. Overstreet. Mrs. w. J.
Hoehle, Mrs. w. l.. Whiting. Mrs Roby
G. Day. Mrs. Jason Noble Pierce and
Mrs. w. +. Hearn.
The tearoom at the horse show will
b" in operation each day of the show
for the benefit of the Salvation Army
budget. Mrs. Hollis G. Clark was in
charge yesterday and was aided by
Schearer. The "waitresses." all mem
bers of the Junior League. included
Mrs. Theodore Sturdevant. Miss
Louise King. Miss Sarah King. Miss
Amelia Dutton. Miss Katherine Raw
son, Mrs. Cornelia Van r. Campbell
and Miss Sonia Shearer. Today Mrs.
Clark will be aided in operating the
tearoom by Mrs. T. o. Murphy and
Mrs. John B. Bennett.
Receipt of the following additional
contributions was announced last
night: John Hays Hammond. $3.50;
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. $3.50: Alice
+. Grandin. 800: w. G. Eustis. $50; r.
J. Hogan. $50: II. c. Perkins. $50: en-
ployes Second National Bank, $50: J.
G. McReynolds. s25; Brotherhood Car
penters and Joiners. Local No. 1865.
Alexandria, Va, S25; NJ. Philipsborn
& CO., s25: Frank r. Jelleff, Inc, s25;
f. McClelland, s25; Potomac Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons. s25: w. S. Dodge.
S25; William L. Edmonston, s25: Mrs.
Anna NJ. Long. s25; Rudolph Kauff-
mann. s25; Mrs. Delva S. Fields, SIS;
Mrs. Mary L. Jennings, s25, and F. l..
Evans. s25.