Evening star., 1922-02-12
'DR|VE.FOR Relief
FUNDS EXTENDED
$13,700 Still Needed to Fill
Washington's Quota for
War Orphans.

With total subscriptions of $S6.700
toward their 100000 appeal for Eu-
ropean war orphans subscribed dur
ing the first seven days of the local
drive. the Washington American
Jewish relief committee last night
announced that the drive would con-
tinue- two days in an effort to raise
the entire amount.
Yesterdays tag day sales netted
the committee $3.50 toward the fund,
which is included in the total sub
scriptions today. Due to the delay
of the printer furnishing the tags.
the sale was halted early yesterday
afternoon, but will be resumed to-
day and continue tomorrow.
I'VE have but two days remaining
in which to raise our quota of $780,
900. and as there yet remains approx
imately $4,000 to be raised, the COM
mlttee desires to urge every gentle
and Jew alike in Washington to do
his bit toward this fund.-, Chairman
Simon Lyon stated last night.
The generosity Of : Washington
gentiles In subscribing to this Jewish
drive during the week and yesterday
during our tag day sale, has en-
couraged the committee to greater ef-
forts in it's determination to raise the
trusts that during today and tomor-
row 1t will be the pleasure, as well
as the privilege of every gentle and
Jew alike to aid this worthy cause"
Mr.. Lyon said last night.
Many Contributions Received.
The following contributions. al
ready pledged, were received yester-
day at the local committees head
quarters, 7O6 Evans building:
-STeOTEp n aI l..
.vdmn. Wm. Rosendorf. $500; Ruth l. Baer,
$500: Chris Heurich, $3.50: miscella-
neous. 5000: Mendei Behrend. 500:
Connecticut Pie Company. additional;
leopies oI,ia Drug Drug Store. s1oo; Joseph
Maurice Cafritz. s1OO; Oscar Baum.
800 additional; Mrs Samuel Saks,
500 additional; Holmes & Son, Inc,
500. and S. F. Ham.
9, Contributors asn,,n of $50 Mrs. Bertie
Edward Chapman. Mrs: Fannie schlos-
berg. P. A. Drury. Carol and Rich
ard Baer Marcus Goldnamer, W.
II: Rapley. F. J. Hogan, j. L.
towards q Co, White Cross Bakery,
Frank Rosenberg; Mrs: Allan NJ.
Levy, Armand & A. l.. Newmyer, jr..
S. NJ. Byron & Sons. Maurice Ham,
employees of William Hahn & Co., Mrs.
Wm. Hahn. Sam Livingston & Son,
Dave S1lverman, F. r. Jelleff, Inc,
and Ladinsky & Kaplan, $50.
Contributions of s25: Benjamin
Dryfus, H. Friedburg, S. Glaser, Zen
Schlosberg, Nathan Rosenblatt. AL
bert Schulteis. American Dairy Supply
Company. Phi Alpha Fraternity.
Gamma Chapter, /. Stamlem. Kusher
Foer. David Notes. Nanny and Eugene
Young. Myer Lissner. Chas. Henry
Butler Joseph Bush, r. Ehrlich.
Mgr. c. F. Thomas Of ST. Patrick $
Church. S. B. Bachrach. Nathan Levin,
Francis Held. Mrs. Henry S. Adler,
Mrs. NJ Hano. P. Friedlander, Maurice
Schron, Harry Miller. Ralph Weinfeld.
Camille H. Mayer. Jerold & Arthur T.
Lyon, Alumni Association Temple.
Louis F. Edelman, J. l.. Rappaport,
Adolph Effenbach. 1. Clayman, &.
David Pearlman, DR.. Phil S. Roy.
David L. Frank. Alphonso NJ. Baer.
Additional: Max Hirsh. w. d. Barry.
Robert A. Dore. Rees & Wiley, Harry
w. Hahn. jr., Arthur H. Hahn, DR..
Lester Neuman. John H. Lawrence,
B. A. Coleman. Silverberg Electric
Co.. P. Raum. H. R. Hawstein & Co.,
John Hager, Max Kassan. Harry Ber-
man. B. L. Rich and B. E. Behrend.