Evening star., 1926-02-21
$500 RAISED HERE
FOR FILIPINO WAITS
Contributions to Date Large
" Without Solicitation.
Dawes on List.

A total OF $500 already has been
contributed by Washingtonians toward
the 1000. 900 trust fund being raised
in the United States for benefit of un-
fortunate children of American and
Filipino blood in the Philippine
Islands. Among the contributors is
Vice President Dawes
This announcement was made last
night from the local offices of the
american Guardian Association at SIS
Fifteenth street. which is forwarding
he interests of the trust fund. under
objection of Col. Gordon Johnston,
chairman Of the local committee.
substantially all contributions to
late, which include three of 81 900 or
more, and four of $500 or more, We're
made prior to any active solicitation.
il was announced.
The activity here was formally
launched with Il distinguished gather
ing at the Mayt1ower Hotel last week,
addressed by Vice President Dawes,
Col. Gordon Johnston, w. Cameron
Forbes, former governor general of
the Philippine Islands. and the Rev.
+. Y. y. Byrne, s. j.. president of the
Jesuit College at Manila.
The Washington quota of the So
600 900 trust fund is placed at $4,000.
CurCoran Thom is treasurer of the
fund. Checks should be made out TO
him and sent to SIS Fifteenth street, it
was announced. Among the early con-
tributors to the fund are:
Contributions of 81 900 or more: The
Evening Star. Col. Herbert j. Slocum.
Military Order of the Carabao.
Contributions of $500 or more: Vice
President Dawes. Miss Isabel e. Free
man, Mrs. Margaret c. buckingham,
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Berrien.
Contributions of 500: Col. Gordon
Johnston. Mrs. Lawrence Phipps. A.
j. SABBATH, Mrs. Joseph Hines. Mrs.
Henry c. Corbin. Herbert Hoover,
Capt. F. d. Berrien, William p. Emo.
+. Brooke Lee, Mrs. Harriet b. Hus-
sey, Mrs. Ellen y. Warder, Mrs Mary
y. rockingham, Frank b. Noyes.
Mrs. Edward G. Thompson, John +.
NIeigs.
Other contributions: John j.
Noonan. George c. Jordan. F. S. Key
Smith, Mary O'Toole, Randolph Bar
ton, jr. Swindell Bros, Bancroft C..
Davis. William c. Rives. Maj. Gen.
Theodore Schwan, Col L. P. Pendle-
ton. Col. L. P. Richardson. o. NJ
Styron, L. S. Hill, Harry o. Hine, Col
J. r. Kean, l.. V. Frisby, Columbian
Fraternal Association, Mr.. and Mrs
L
Noyes, Miss Charlotte s. Cullen, Rev
Charles Wood, Miss katherine Judge,
Mrs. Ormsby McCammon. Admiral
John A. Rodgers, c. W. Freitag. Mrs
Marietta Dayfoot. Right Rev. c. F.
Thomas, DR.. William Bowie, Mrs. A
f.. Crane, Mrs. NJ. l.. Jewett, Mrs.
Helen o. Nierling, Schuyler Merritt,
Lillian NJ. Yeo. Paul Clark, Redmond
c. Stewart, S. d. Shankland, Walter
A. Bethel. Col. D. S. Stanley, Col.
Harry L. Lee. Maj. Gen. [. \. Hol-
Sparks. Admiral Spencer 5. Wood.
Col. Charles Richards. +. l.. Dodds,
Mrs. Marshall Field Womens Aux
iliary of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Miss Edith {. Needham. Mrs. New
lands Johnston, Guy Clinton, Mrs.
Frank G.. Newlands. Mrs. Paul Fitz-
simmons, Admiral William l.. Rodgers.
Mrs. Ella c. Stoy, Maj. Gen. George
Barnett. c. J. Poland, Mrs. Carolyn
S. Fahnestock, Senator Hiram Bing
ham. c. a. Sloane.
Barth, Carl Kettler, Horace f.
Clark, w. B. Brooks, Henry G. Fer
guson, Charles X. Abrahams, DR..
Charles Wilcox, Brig. Gen Charles w.
Hobbs, Admiral H. 2. Huse, Col. John
\. Lundeen. Bishop James +. Free
man, Mrs. Norman James, Gen. George
Andrews, Mai. Gen. j. L. Chamber
lain, Lieut.. Col. Eugene r. Whitmore.
Mrs: Charles c. Glover, Harry Borg
Stadt. Miss Margaret Cullen, Mrs.
II. w. Fitch. John j. Esch, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Aspinwall. A. W. David
son, DR.. Joseph NJ. Heller, Miss Nellie
Read. j. NJ. Morgan, J. G. McRey-
nolds, Miss Mary Gordon Thorn. Capt.
II. r. Stanford. Arthur J. May, Mrs
Sally Long Ellis, Henry Fitzhugh.
Mrs. Anne NJ. 3. Halsey, Col. Robert
Sterrett, Senator Richard p. Ernst.
Representative Edmund y. Carpenter.
y. A. Cederwald, A. Z. Sartori. Mrs
Frances A. Chapman. Mai r. w.
Pearson, Mrs. Ethel Hutchins. Will
lam G. Eager, William c. Brown
William kellY. Louis J. E,rothinehann