Evening star., 1924-03-11
PLAN RADIO SPEECH
IN HOSPITAL DRIVE
WRC to Broadcast Address
of Mrs. r. S. Huidekoper in
Emergency Campaign.

emergency and Casualty HoSpltal
campaign will be given tomorrow
afternoon at 6:l5 by Mrs. Reginald
S. Huidekoper, chairman of the wom-
ems division. who will speak from
station WRC of the Radio Corpora
tion of America.
Charles Henry Butler, a member Of
the CAMPAIGN executive committee,
was one Of the speaker at the first
rally lunch of the campaign yester-
, day in the New Willard, and declared
that in AL his experiences in Wash
ington with similar movements he
had never before seen 50 large and en-
thusiastic a gathering at a campaign
luncheon. He felt sure that this
meant a tremendous success for the
campaign.
Woodbury. Blair Speaks.
Woodbury. Blair, president of the
board of directors of Emergency and
Casualty hospitals, made a brief ad-
Gress dealing with the constant eff
fort OF the directors to uphold the
highest possible standards in the
meeting Mr.. Blair said that, as q re-
suit of some questions that have
been ask ed as to how the campaign
expenses are being met he wanted
to state most emphatically that all
such expenses are being paid out of
out of contributions.
The board of directors. he said,
some time ago authorized Col. Ed
ward Clifford. campaign chairman, to
gaveout at that time. that every dol
lar contributed would be devoted to
hospital purposes without any deduc-
tion whatever for the expenses of the
campaign.
sSc,s5O Reported.
The amount reported al yesterdays
luncheon was s52.S50. which was con-
sidered good beginning. although
many of the teams were evidently just
getting into the work. The woman
leaders were greatly pleased a, their
showing OF results. as they reported
s"1. .OS5. while the men brought in
s21.815
Harry King. Arthur c. Moses and
John Poole. vice chairmen in charge
of the mems divisions Of teams. are
Urging their workers to increased ef-
fort to reach and pass the mark set
by the women. A larger report is ex-
pected at tomorrow's luncheon at the
New Willard. when the second report
of results will be made by the teams.
The workers will see their Monday
foot bulletin board. which has heen
set UP along one side of the New
Willard ballroom. with the amount re-
ported by each team under the cap
tain'S name.
Team Reports.
Yesterdays team reports were as
follows:
Division A. Harry King. vice chair
man--William Knowles Cooper. $3.50;
DR.. Clyde n. Gearhart. $1,000: Gull
ford s. Jameson. 81 I,036: Morris KAT
ka. $1,000; Richard f. Stands, 1860:
Ernest X. Macintosh. s1.l35: Brig.
Gen. Anton Stephan, $1,000; Harry NJ.
CrandaI. f1.4S0. Total, s8,921.
chairman-Thonas Bones and II. L.
Rust Jr.. sl.So0: Charles I. Corby.
sS,495: Frederick p. II. Siddons, s710:
I. II. Colbnrn, $500: A. n. Miller. S63o:
Col. =. T. Merrill, $1,000. Total,
Division c. John Poole, vice chair
man-John T. Meany, $3.50; James
Parker Nolan. S215: Fl. X. D. Pea chy.
s455: Maj. Davis &. Wills, $3.50. Total,
S1,159.
Division D, Mrs; c. E; Glover, jr.,
s5,o56: Mrs. John Davidge. s2.s50;
Mrs. Richard Emmett. 1857: Mrs: will
Kann. $1,000; Mrs. Rose D. Merriam.
s1.750: Mrs. James F.. Mitchell, sI.235;
Mrs. Richard Wilmer. s1.362: Mrs. G.
Brown Miller. 1925.
Total. s24.3S0
Division L. Mrs NJ ]. Vaughan.
vice chairman: Mrs. Walter Barr,
SS47; Mrs. William T. Carmichael,
s155: Mrs ". w. Griffith. s571; Mrs.
Edgar w. Hanvey, $333; Mrs. NJ. j.
Jones. sIS6; Mrs. +. E. Mack. s255:
Mrs. j. W. Reynolds. s615; Mrs. II. G.
Clay. $23s.
Total. $4,000.
Division +, Mrs. Floyd P. wagga-
man. vice chairman: Mrs. Charles r.
Bassett. s285; Mrs. Edgar r. Brown.
s121; Mrs. John Childress. 1874; Mrs.
II. a. Fowler, $803; Mrs. Edward A.
Sturgis. 1855: Mrs. Joseph NJ. Stod-
dard. $500; Mrs. Ennalls Waggaman,
S4s7: Mrs. Charles v. Wheeler, sS10.
Total, 1875.
Summary, mems divisions, S21,Sl5;
women's divisions, $31,035.
Total, s52,S5O.