The Washington times., 1923-12-20
CATHEDRAL HAS
ONE GIFT Of
100000
Other Contributions Bring
Total for Fund Here Up
to $684,376.

"A SlAL OF $ZOU,UOO Tor the Dullu-
ing of the Baptistery at the Ma
tional Cathedral was the feature of
the third day of the campaign to
raise Washington's share of the
$10,O00,000 fund to complete the
Cathedral at Mt. st. Alban. Bishop
Freeman in announcing the gift
said the donor was out Of the city
and his name would not be made
public at this time.
In addition to the larger gift, the
executive committee reported a gift
OF $40, 900. The campaign organiza-
ton reported subscriptions totaling
$37, $50, making the total for the
day $751; 10 and the total for the
campaign so far, $684,376.
Division Ratings.
DR.. L. w. Glazebrook, leader Of
division Az reported subscriptions
OF $1,000; G: G. Glover, jr., leader
OF division "B" reported $10,375;
charles F. Wilson, leader Of divis-
ION C. $S,4OO, and Coleman Jen-
nlngs' leader Of 3D." $11,631.
Team No. 10 of division "B,"
Commander Herbert Howard, cap
tain, came into possession of the
large american flag, it's report of
S4'Ioo In subscriptions being the
pest for the day. Mrs. Franklin
Ems: captain of team % in divis-
ION ID" reported $3,45O, and Mrs.
Jarrett l. Bolton, captain Of team
IL division &C." 1904, ranking
second and third, Respectively
Newbold Noyes, campaign chair
man announced that another cup
had been donated to the campaign
to go as a prize to the Individual
reporting the largest number of
subscriptions. Noyes said that
numerical strength is as essential
10 the campaign as financial
strength, and for this reason the
tnlrd cup had been provided in
aodltlon to the cups for the team
ana the individual reporting the
largest subscriptions.
Blshop Freeman announced that
IL was the plan of the Cathedral
chapter to build q beautiful me-
mortal to the late Bishop Harding.
Inc plans for this memorial have
not been perfected, but its realiza.
lon VIII be one of the first con.
Germs of the bishop and the Cathe.
draI chap er when the funds for
the completion Of the Cathedral
nave been raised. Army and Navv
Memorials are also planned nv the
Cathedral chapter, but so far no
specific portion of the Cathedral
mas Deen set aside for this purpose.
List Of Contributions.
The following individual gift.
were reported by Corcoran Thorn,
treasurer:
Ihe following is a list Of con-
trlDutorS who have given a hundred
dollars or more:
Weaver, $3.50; Bowie West, $3.50:
John Briscoe, $125; a friend. 50 500:
James Karrick, $500; Mr.. and Mrs
u. Callard, $500; C. A. Aspenwan
100; Mrs. H. Wood, 500; Miss
Mabel Boardman, $2,5OO; Mrs W.
.: Miller. 800; Miss Mary Mark
CIIle' $loO; Mrs. e. A. Merritt, $125;
CHARLES A. Robinson, $500; J. c.
plckens. $3.50; DR.. M. F. Finley,
$lOO; Rev. and Mrs. j. Bachus, 5000:
Marshall Morgan, 500; w. F. Denis
5000; Mrs. J. B. Kendall, $500; Mrs.
X; q. Leachman, 500; William II.
w alker' $1,000; William Stead, $500;
robert Stead, jr., $500; Mary Stead
Stead, $500; Fleming Newbold. 500.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Wadsworth'
500; Admiral and Mrs. Strauss
800; Admiral and Mrs, Stockton
S125; Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, 5000:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee COMBS, 5000.
Mrs. w. B. Parsons, $500; Mr.. and
Mrs: John Rookie, $125: Miss Ellen
Collins, 800; Daisy Blogett, 81 900:
M. P. Matthews, 800; Robert Matt.
news, 500; Oscar Collican, 800: B.
w: Guy, 800: George H. Myers,
5000; Charles II. Hagner, 800: w
1; Trenholm Abrams, 800; w w.
Chiswell. $3.50; William J. Flather
jr., $3.50: f. II. Bachschund, 5000
and r. L. Bowie, 800.
Inc daily report Of the campaign
treasurer today showed the follow
ing:
Team