Evening star., 1921-05-15
CITIZENS AID WORK
FOR Church FUND
Campaign Opens Tomorrow
for Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Structure.

Edward F. Colladay has organized a
committee of citizens to assist in
raising the SIPS. 900 fund for building
the new Chevy Chase Presbyterian
| Church. the campaign for which opens
tomorrow.
The church is working on the theory
that a new church building or any
such Improvement benefits the entire
community and that the particular or
ganization inaugurating the enterprise
is not the sole beneficiary. For this
reason. Solicitatio is not to be con-
fined TO the Presbyterians OF Chevy
Che Sc. nor. indeed. 10 all Presbyterians
throughout Washington. Alp persons.
regardless Of creed. will be asked to
support the campaign.
Canvass National in Scope.
DR.. r II. Johnson. pastor of the
Chevy ChaS" PRESBYTERIAN Church.
and Mr.. Colladay. chairman of the
citizens committee. are working to
interest persons throughout the coun-
try. Intensive efforts to obtain con-
tributions from all persons in Wash
ington ar" TO b" made by this COM
mittec this week. Mr.. Colliaday held
"A preliminary session Of his commit =
tee at the University Club last night.
The following are honorary chair
ator William ". Calder. John low Ed
son. Postmaster General VIII H.
HAYS. Mrs. Robert Lansing. Stanton
J. Peelc. Commissioner Cuno Fl. Ru-
doiph and Representative Frederick
y. Zihlman. Honorary vice chairmen
of the committc" are: William
Knowles Cooper, Col. William Eric
Fowler. William r. Ciallih-r. Rudolph
Kaufman. Colin II Livingstone.
Miss Gertrude Macarthur. A. r. Mac
Donald. II. p. F. MacFarland Miss
Mary O'Toole. Edward r Mclean, ].
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Citizens Committee.
The members of the citizens com
mittee follow: Byron S Adams. Jesse
G. Adkins. Charles a. Baker. william
II. baldwin. Garter. Ballantyne, H.
Clifford Bangs. Harry Blake. Thomas
Bradley. r. c. Brandenburg G K.
Rerryman. Mrs. willard d. Bigelow.
w. w. Bride. Alexander Britton. F.. w
Rolgiano, Arthur Carr. William G.
Garter, Merritt o. Chance, Edward f,
Clement. Meyer Cohen. II. King Corn
well. william V. Cox. W. A. H
Church. Charles F.. Crane, J. Harry
Cunningham. II. Bradley Davidson.
Charles Demonet, William c. Dennis.
Victor 3. Deyber. Thaddeus c. Dulin.
Frank II Edmonds. Fred L. Fishback'
Charles II. Galliher, H. Prescott Cat
ley. Lieut.. James l.. Giles E c.
Graham. Fulton r. Gordon. Gilbert II.
Grosvenor. DR.. c. o. Goodpasture
Walter b. Guy. Jesse H. Hedges
James y. Henderson. Mrs. Harvey S
Irwin. J. Phillip Hermann. Vernon
+. HODGES. Frank Jelleff, Charles A.
kram. DR.. J. T. Kelley, tr.;. John b.
Larner. Mrs John b. Larner. NJ, G
I.atta, Ralph W. Lee. Alfred B. Leet,
Charles j. Light Fred S. Lincoln.
Irwin II. Linton. Frank l.. Middleton.
Arthur D. Marks. Miss Julia Maths.
Ernest NJ. Merrick. Joseph r. Milan,
Mrs. Joseph II. Milan. Mrs Mabel d.
Miller. James r. Morrow, Mrs. J. McD
Lacy. Fred Mckenzie. Mrs. Charles F..
Nesbit. Miss Cecil r. Norton.
Nrwb"id Moves. Charles J. .ONen.
william Tyler Page. Samuel J.
Prescott, James Parmelee, r. II.
philips. William Pendleton Richards.
Brig Gen. william Richards
Or CharIcs w. Richardson' Mrs rs'
Charles Rtcha Frank p Reside
}. r. I'""Std". W. Il Robson Mrs
Susie Root Rhodes, Roland s. Rob-
bins. Miss Georgia Robertson, Capt.
william II. Santelmann, w w. Spaid
David l. SeIks. A. r. Shelton. Paul
Sleman. OdelI S. Smith Luther F.
Speer. Fred Swindcn. A Z. Shoemaker
E l.. Stock. Charles q. Stott, Galen T.
Tat william NJ Terrell, DR.. MiIlard
F. Thompson. Walter r. Tuckerman
Mrs. Allen Wall. Charles J. Waters
Walter w. Warwick. r. II. Warner. ir
George W. White, Roger J. Whiteford
George NJ. WhitwcIl. Mrs. Burr G.
Williams. Mrs. Charles Wood. Mrs.
Alexander Wolf and David p. VOL
haupt"r.
Members Of the congregation serv-
ing with the citizens committee are:
H T. Rittinger. Lieut.. James l.. Giles.
John lmrie. L"" -. Latimer, Grant
Leet. Theodore Michael. G. w. Pimner
W. Il. Reed. Georg" S. Rees. Hugh NJ
Southgate. Frank Steward J. NJ Win
nimore and Conrad H. Young,