Evening star., 1927-05-11
MEMORIAL DRIVE
REACHES S77,2&.31
Deficit Reduced to $4,000,
With More Subscriptions
to Be Reported.

!. with cash contributions amounting
10 Se12f.36 received at headquarters
of the memorial campaign since the
camnairn came 10 its official close
Monday afternoon. the total fund re-
shifting from the campaign stood at
s77256.3I today. This does not IN
clnde a number of subscriptions
turned in by team captains, however
who still are continuing thelr 'lof
10 meet the dcf7cit now existing and
amounting to about $4,000 before an
actual start may be made on the
memorial. The initial drive last year
netted 100000.
The total reached today was made
possible by. an additional contribution
of S799.30 turned in by the pubic
school children of Washington. winch
makes the total fund so far subscribed
nv the public schools S3.1Oo. Addi-
tional contributions from the schools
still are 10 come.
Edward J.. Doheny Gives $1,000.
Edward l.. Doheny, California oil
| r,acnate. has sent Il contribution OF
s1 600 10 the War Memorial. Tele-
graphing yesterday from his home III
los Angeles. Mr.. Doheny notified the
memorial commission that he had au-
thorizcd the Office Of Frank j. Hogan,
his attorney, TO pay the commission
81 600 as his contribution 10 the dis
trict War Memorial.
Revised figures from the Police De-
partment today gave the total amount
furnpd in bv the police during the
campaign as $2.0S9.6 Figures from
the Fire Department save their total
as $60S5.
The Detective Bureau will win the
cup offered the police for the largest
subscription. the detectives having
turned in a total of $645.5O, while
Engine Co. No. S, with its SIS. Will
win the cup for the Fire Department.
Standing by Precincts.
? The standing by precincts as made
nuhlic TODAY follows: Detective Bureau,
inspector Henry G. Pratt. $647.50.
No. / precinct, Capt. T. r. Bean,
s1s3.75. No. . precinct, Capt. G. T..
BurIingame. $780, No. 3 precinct,
Can't. Ira Sheet, s212.40. No. pre-
cinct, Can't. c. H. Bremerman, $66.60.
No. 5 precinct. Capt. w. +. Sanford,
As216. No. precinct, Capt. Martin
NReilly, s103.76. No. precinct,
Cant. Maurice Collins, $167S5. No.
yprecincr, Capt. r. Z. Doyle, S42.55.
mo. precinct, Capt. c. L. Peck,
Es32.75. No. 10 precinct, Capt. +. NJ:
'Cornwell, $29523. No. II precinct,
Capt. j. E. Wilson, SO. No. II pre-
cinct, c. L. PIemmons, SIC. No. 13
nrecinct. can't, G. P. NJ. Lord, SIG No.
ia precinct, Lieut.. J. A. Sullivan, $6.7o.
Traffic Bureau, Inspector L. w.
Brown, $71.50.
Fire Department Contributions.
The following amounts have been
turned in by the various companies
of the Fire Department: Engine 3
and Truck /, S5.25; Engine 4. So; En-
gine s, 81: Engine s, SIS; Engine y,
$5; Engine 10, So; Engine II, 81; En-
lgine is, S1.50; Engine 21 and Truck
8, 10; Engine % and Truck IL, 81;
Engine %, 81: Engine &c, 50; Engine
27. 81; Truck 5, $3.50; Truck Z, 81;
Truck 10, 81; headquarters, $1.5O.
Total, s60.S5.
Individual Donors Listed.
Additional contributions to the
memorial were announced today as
follows: Armour & Co, $14; John
Voule Aris. So; r. r. Atkinson, 81.
H P. Bailey. 50: Miss Jeanne Bes-
neaux, 81; Pearl Brown, 81; DIR. John
p. Briscoe, 81; NJ. Agnes Bowler, 81; !
miss Mary E. Beng, 81; J. H. Beau,
fs1; Albert Bridges, 81; il. Ball, 81;
/ Thomas Burke, 81; Buchanan Bat
terry, 50; Warren F. .Brenizer, $40;
George J. Beazing, 81; NJ. M. Barnard. |
81; Denise Barkolow, 81; Charles |
sBergner. 81; Powell Browning, 81; |
Harry Billings, SIS: John M. Biddle, |
sS25: Mr.. and Mrs. B., $25; Mrs.
George T. Baker, jr., S100; S. NJ.
Brown, 81; S. d. Byrne, 81.
d. G. Chase, 81; Moy Tung Chew,
81; Lee Ching, 81; Guy V. Collins, 81;
Lawrence Coleman, 81; c. Fred Cook,
s5; HON Chong, 81; Kennedy x. Chow,
81; Henry Chice, 81: James II. Cha
conas, So; Pete Chaconas, 81; the
Canton Pagoda, S10;sH. F. Corn, So;
Pinkney Cross. 81: James T. w.
Clement, 81; Chin Chow, 81; Frank
Cannon 81; w c. Curtis, 81; Fred
Campbell, 81; John Garaponas. 81;
Mrs. NJ. c. Costello, $40; Charlie Chin,
81: C. S. Cochran, 1r, 81; Daisy NJ.
Collins, 81; Gus Carrigan, So; Donald
Craig, So; J. A. Curtin, 81.
Clarence Davis, 81; Louis A. Dar-
rell, 81; Lee Dun, 81; Lee Mo Doc,
81; Lee Sue Doc, 81; r. +. Dufrane,
81; G. W. Davis, SO; Eugene Davis,