Evening star., 1925-11-15
YIN. CA. TOSTART
DRIVE TOMORROW
Fund OF $45,OO0, Objective
for Week, Is Needed for
Non-Revenue Work.

The Washington Y. NJ. G. A. Will
open it's campaign for $4,000 to-
morrow, and the efforts of T.. H. De-
Groot jr chairman of the campaign
committee and his 200 campaign
workers will be directed for one week
toward obtaining this amount, which
represents II per cent of the organi-
Zation's budget for the current year.
The remaining SO per cent OF the to-
tai budget comes from the l. NJ I.
A. s own revenues.
Washington is being asked to help
the Y. NJ. c. A. continue an activity
which has already won its place in
the life of the community, William
Knowles Cooper, general secretary o.
the association, explained in f1nal
message to the team workers. 1 he
amount to be raised represents the
financial loss incurred from activities
which are non-revenue producing, but
which yie,d a return represented in
help to the community, he explained
Such activities are the religious
work the social service work and the
employment agency. \ deficit is also
incurred every year in some OF the
departments because of the small fees
which are charged. fees which, II en-
larged, would destroy one OF the pur-
poses of the organizatiOn-to place
its service at the disposal of every
body, he said.
Rivalry Among Groups.
During the week of the campaign
daily luncheons will be held at the
City Club at 1890 and the team work
ers will assemble and report the
amounts raised. These amounts will
be displayed upon scoreboard and
in the end prizes, offered by Washing
ton merchants. will be presented to
the teams which bring in the largest
totals. Rivalry exists every year
among the teams and the competition
is keen. An interesting feature of
the team memberships, il was stated
yesterday, is that they are composed
largely of men who are alumni of
the y. NJ. G. y. and who have been
members OF the organization since
boyhood.
Mr.. DeGroot is chairman of the
general campaign committee, on
which, also. are l.. w. DeGast, sec
retary, and c. w. O'Connor, in
charge of publicity.
Personnel of Teams.
The membership of the teams fol-
Team No. IN. O. Chance. captain;
T. d. Blackstone, associate captain:
Page Mex. Etchison. secretary; c. r.
AhaIt, c. E. Bell, W. l.. Clarke, +. +.
Clement. II. J. Councillor, DIR. l.. w.
Glazebrook. J. II. Hanna, t. p. Hick-
man, W H. Kerr c. H. Pardoe. DR..
G. O. Smith. G.. H. Winslow, H. D.
OrmSby and c. +. Light.
Team No &C +. Crane. captain:
c. +. Beckett, secretary; p. l.. Boteler,
r. l.. Bradshaw, T.. Brashears, II. c:
Breuninger, f. :. Burgess. c. L.
Harding, \. NJ. MinniX. Claude Owen,
c. H. Phifer G.. l.. Rabey. Horace Seal
and O. 7. Wright.
Team No. 3-H. T. Davis. captain;
]. W. Harris, secretary; c. F. Blakely,
c. ]. Deck. j. p. Fazzoni. LIE Roy
Hanscom. Homer Henderson, E. N
ter Randall, p. L. Rapp. c. +. Eeams.
A. NJ. Relsing, T. f. Rhodes, c. c.
Smith. Karl Stecher. 4. NJ. Stebbins,
j. NJ Ward and F.. II. Wiecking.
Team No. 4-Dr. E. NJ. Ellison cap
tain; y. NJ. Blake. secretary; W. D.
Bailey. +. y. Carr, L. J. Febrey, G. S
Jameson. |. L. Koch. DR.. w. S. Man
ship, p. i. Rogers and J. H. Wattles.
Team No. 5-T. j. F'railey. captain:
D. A. Dollarhide secretary: c. NJ.
Bauman. W. T. Bartholomew. Ossie
Bluege, Herbert Denham. II. L. Duck
er. w. r. Jean, w. kendrick j. X
Meyer, +. S. Scott. F. y. Stricklin,
{. +. Wainwright. Is. w. Warren,
Oscar Webb and \. V. Wilson.
Team No. 6-W. c. Hanson, cap
tain: c. +. Fleming, secretary: A. l..
Baldwin, g. o. Buckingham, 3. c.
Downey, ii. Y. Dreisenstock. Joshua
Evans, jr.; George II. Fonken. c. G..
Graves, w. NJ. Guthrie Harry O. Hine.
W. T. Hopkins. Albert l.. Jones. c.
A. Lewis, John T. Meany. Eugene
Ruark, y. j. Schippert, Russell Shelk,
c. W. Shoemaker. a. L. Smith, S.
II. Takes, G.. r. Williams, Luke |.
Wilson and Bert H. Wise.
Team No. Charles w. Hoover.
captain; r. +. Myers, secretary: f.
NJ. Nettleship, R. X. Ferguson. c. F.
Guerin, George L. Haines. W. X
Handy, Charles H. Hillegeist, w. n.
T. Sharp. Arthur c. Smith, J. NJ.
Waters, George Kennedy, F.. Strunk
and f. NJ. Willis.
Team No. SC. T. Kingsbury, cap
tain: L. y. Drum. secretary: w d.
Dunbar, j. w. Hardell Kenneth
Livingstone, William Montgomery.
Seth w. Manley. Roland s. Robbins,
II. l.. Rust, jr.: Charles p. Shaeffer
and J. c. Weldon.
Team No. 9-Eugene Martyn. cap
tain; Coleman Jennings, associate cap
t"iii' - iAdIhiH SPEARS, SecTeldTN, II.
a. Davis, Wallace Bone, Hedley Clews,
Ralph Compton. William X. Cooper,
jr.; Edward De Lisio, Bert f. Derden,
Frank Foster, r. o. Eliason, H. NJ
Fowler, Norman b. Frost. Cabell
Goolsby, Marvin Gardiner. Moritz
Hartung, Billy Helm. Philip Nc
Aninch, George Pinnell. E d.
Schreiber, Worth +. Shouts. s. L
Solomon, L. J. Towbes. Dan Tyrrel,
w. Warren and Frank Xanten
Team No. 10-Dr. w. j. Showalter,
captain; George w. Offutt, associate
captain: j. A. Bell. secretary; c. r.
Clagett, DR.. F. w. Collier. {. IT.
Cooke, Grant Lee, II. Latane Lewis
and G.. G. Shinn.
Team No. l1-John y. Swartzell.
captain; w. o. Hiltabidle, secretary;
F. A. Birgtield. II. F. Broadbent. d.
c. Grain. w. II. Gottlieb, G.. A. Harris,
Fl. f. Morgan, T. l.. Phillips and H. B.
Pitts.