Evening star., 1924-02-08
G.. W.U.F FUNDS RUN
UP TO S289,S3O
Team Collections, $42,918
Today, Reported at Cam
paign Luncheon.
OWEN REVIEWS APPEAL
Edwin C.. Brandenberg Urges
Strenuous Efforts for Goal.

ed ct the campaign luncheon this
afternoon at the New Ebbttt Hotel.
I'VE are undertaking the biggest
project ever put over In Washing
ton said Claude Owen. local cam
paign manager. Edwin C. 6randen-
burg addressed the campaign work.
ers. urging them on to renewed effort
by recountfng the past and present
history of the university.
There will be no luncheon tomor-
row. The closing meeting of the
campaign will be held at 1890 o'clock
Monday at the hotel.
Faculty members are "doing their
bit" in the campaign to raise the
million dollar endowment fund for
the George Washington University.
AS teams met for their business lunch
con today at The New Ebbitt Hotel
1t was seen that the professors are
doing their share.
Total subscriptions by faculty mem
bers to noon were s14,Sc5. the number
of these subscribers being seventy
eight. with other faculty donors
pledged The student body also has
been subscribing heavily, 1900 men
and women pledging $4,000.
List OF Faculty subxcribers.
Following are faculty members
whose pledges have been reported by
Dean II. L. Hodgktn: Dean Henning,
$500; Dean Hodgkin.. $1,000: Dean
500: MiteIeii Carroll. $500: '5"'fs. o. B.
French. $500; Anna L. Rose. $500:
Audley l. Smith, $500; Miss B. +.
Eurgham, s25: Charles E. Hill s2o;
more. s25; T, L Kayser, $500: Charles
sloo Charles E. Resser, 500: .. =. e.
Richardson. 800; Paul Bartsch. 800:
baeker M sss Thomse alse B. w brown G FsG s9g
George NJ. Churchill. $500; a. I. Die,
bert; $50; Miss NJ. B. Evans. $50; E.
=. Hill. 5000: H. Grant Hodgkins, $500;
ATahur ilIanurndn F. Johnson; Johnson; 500; Linda J.
500: II: {. Mcneil. $500: Jane James s'G' Il.
Plstt. $500: James B. Sullivan. 500;
Lloyd II. Sutton. $3.50; c. G. Swisher.
tS9oi H,tCbcds Robert ,E F. E;,, ,GrIggs, sio9; F. 4.
Faculty meRbers whose pledges
have been sent in by teams: pean
Wilbur. $1,000; S. G. Dr. Sterling Ruff
m n ooa. si'ooo; 90 s. 9. Mrs; W 6 dso Bordsn.
o. B. Hunter. $1,000: DR.. W. ]. Mai
lory, $1,000: President Lewis. $1,000:
g. G. II. II. Kerr, 5000: Dean Miller.
$500; L. Russell Alden. $500: John
Donald son; $500: Dr.. Joseph II; Roe,
Cajigar, 800; o. J. Irish. 800: Her
mann Schoenfeld. 500: II. G. Sutton,
$50: 4: c. Vasquez. $50: D. C.. Crois-
SAINT. s2s: Henry G. Doyle: 500; Rob
$1,000; Helen l.. Pfan. SIS: John Paul
Earnest, $500: Gilbert l.. Hall, $3.50;
George 3. Jenkins, $500: William x.
Butler. 500: S 6. Otis D; SWEET. s225;
$50; a. L Harris. $500: F. a. Horna-
day. $500; Whitley p. Mccoy, 500;
George w. Phillips, $500: c. NJ. Cpde-
graf, $500: W. Reed West. 500; Nor
asn .5so 3 Ames onss ssoG $50 a. G. christis
S25; N. C. Giddings, SEQ.
Team Division Results.
Results by divisions up to noon
were as follows:
s9,6SS-Team i, Philip ErschIer.
s1.S25; 9, Erskine Gordon, $3.50; 3.
II. Latane Lewis, 1905: 4. H. H
Semmes, s53s; 5, H. H. Linkins, $1.4o0;
6. Joseph W. Cox. 1880.
Division II. Charles I. Corby, lead:
er. s7.90s.50-Team s. DR.. H. w. Jae-
ger. $4,000; Q. w. w. Ross. $1.155;:
7o,.J. w. Drauner, $500; II. D. Hyde.
so.453:5o: IL. DR.. D. L Borden. $4,000.
Division III. William Bruce King.
leader. s10.260-Team I3. Rev. Paul
Sperry.. s2,5o5: "a. H. T: Domer. $50:
Ie' Uric s. Dunbar, $3.50; 1s. DR.. o.
Division 1. Judge Wilmer J. Lati-
mer leader. s12. .431-Team. %. Z. T.
Haycraft, $685., %. Sotertus Nichol-
son son. ss'15S: "a. Charles s. Collisr.
!. w. Burch, $3.50: SO. w. B. Ham.
S305; 80. c. NJ. Updegraff, 1915.
Division S. Hugh Miller, leader,
SS.921-Team 81, Prof. H. G. Doyle,
sss'S1s: Is. Maj, A; NJ: Prentiss. 1855;
Van Week. $1.375.
Division 6. DR.. Thomas A. Grower,
s4.946-Team~ %. DR.. Z. NJ Ellison,
s1.o5o: 20. Dr.. J. Mallory. s1.05o; 81,
br Hor1sdsT p n; sirtwsld .ado s1'5s5; g.. Or. F
Pagan. $3.50: s5, DR.. n. NJ. smiller,
Division VII, Mrs. J. P. Earnest and
Mrs; Joshua Evans. jr.. s13,5S7-Team
d a0ssPhiss sA!ss $780, So g MS Ss
g. Doyle, s2.4lo; IS, IN Mrs. w. Elizabeth s Il,
5aeRsss. ha1Rsst; ss19; sss19; & e. Mr. Mrs yEsi! B.
s2.270. V" irue'
; Division VIII, Mrs. w. e. Chamber
tatn and Mrs. Otto L. Veerhoff. s6.So2
Team 50: Miss Henryette Brum,
$500; go. Miss Leila Hardell, $772; 81,
Wilfred C.. Gilbert, si,la5: es. Miss
Ehoda Watkins. $1.115; 81. Mrs. Wal.
ter R. Tueksrman, $3.50; IS. Miss Olive
Prescott. $615.
. Division TX. Miss Evelyn Jones and
Miss Elizabeth Webb Wilson, s7,45I-
Team Sc. Miss Freda Egbert, $3.50: 81,
Julia McCord, $335; IS. Mrs Chariss
6. Morgan, $453; 20, Miss Agnes Mes
ser. $2.050: IL, Miss, Meta Neuman,
e1s3: 72. Miss Margaret Smith, $3.50;
l3, Miss Martha Waring, $3.50.
Evening Star Gives 5000.
. Gifts reported yesterday by Elliot
Goodwin in behalf Of the executive
committee OF the campaign were:
] The Evening Star. $4,000: Theodore
". Moves. $4,000; N. l. Burchell. Will
Sam Bruce King and Julius Gar
1886: John 3. Lsrner. si.2oo: charies rH
G Glover, jr.. William J. Flather.
Walter r. Tuckerman, DR.. and Mrs
Douglas Birnie, Henry White Samuel
HerriCk. Louis Hertle, DR.. Sterling
Ruff1n, Dean and Mrs. Allen Wilbur.
woodruff and William Mather Lewis.
{ Among the large gifts reported by
teams were:
. Charles II. woodruff. $4,000: Mrs
". G. Borden, DR.. Thomas A. Groover,
DIR. Oscar B. Hunter DR.. William J.
Mallory. Emile Berliner. Dr. E. q.
$1,000.
( FOUR MINERS KILLED,