Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-07
COMMUNITY CHEST
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ing. w. w. spaid who purchased the
picture Tuesday for 5000, which he
gave to the chest. gave the picture
back to the chest so that it might be
auctioned for additional funds. 1t was
bought last night by Frank r. Jelleff
and John Saul together for the price
OF $3.50 after the price had been rapidly
raised through various bids while Mer-
rift 0. Chance served as auctioneer.
A list of firms in which all employees
contributed, putting them in the 100
per cent GLASS;" as designated by chest
officials. will be submitted by Com
munity Chest headquarters for publ
cation In the near future, it is stated.
Music was furnished at the dinner
by the United States Army Band and
William r. Schumacher led the assem-
blage in singing.
Further Contributions Are Sought.
Deeply impressed and encouraged by
the success of the campaign, chest Off
Gals today stressed that although the
campaign is over it is hoped that many
others will give, as additional funds
can well be used in the welfare work
In this connection they point out that
due to delays on the part of certain
member organizations Of the chest in
submitting their budget needs, the
budgets of several institutions were
placed somewhat below what those
organizations actually need. AS an illus
tration, it is pointed out that Emer-
gency Hospital was given budget of
some $4,000 less than figures later
submitted showed it might have been
counted in for had figures been sub
mitted earlier. Also, it is pointed out,
a number of the organizations have
outstanding debts which additional
funds will enable them to wipe out
Immediately, thus doing away with the
necessity of paying interest on the
debts.
Additional contributors are announced
as follows:
$25 contributions:
X. Achtenkirchen. S. N. Acker, J.
Mark Albertson, Mrs Marian Strong
Baker, Miss Isabel U. Baldwin, Joseph
Fl. Bait, Batt-Bates 81 Co., Inc; Will
liam L. Belt & Co., H. A. Benner, Dr.
Morris T. herman, Dr. Biggs, Mrs Her
man E. Blau Leonard A. Block, Robert
j. Bourke, Clara Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Van Brake, j. Howard Brine,
Mrs. Karl F. Brodt, Ashman N. Brown
Joseph f. Drummer, Fl. r. Bryarly 81
Bro. William E. Burlington, Robert d.
Burbank, Mr.. Burke, Arthur B. Camp
bell, A. F. Carbon, j. S. Carpenter,
John j. Carson. L. w. Cass, DIR. and
Mrs. Claude C. Caylor, NJ F. Chaconas
j. A. Chamberlain, G. w. Chase, l.. W.
Chealdins, Chemical Paper Co., E. N.
Cherrington, Sam Chesivoir, S. c. Cis-
SELL Charles r. Clayton. Mrs A. A.
Clemens, G.. II. Collins, w. V. Connors,
ConradiG Co., Inc; DR.. Louis N. Cuvll-
lier, John j. Darby, Ralph A. Davis,
81 Co, Inc: Mrs Tyler bennett, Victor
S. Desio & Co, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
D. Dillon, MFR. and Mrs. Fannie Dobkin,
Margaret M Dore, AloySius j. Driscoll,
Mrs. Charles C. Duncan, George W..
Dunn, DR.. Anna Bartach Dunno, Ed
monston & Co, Thomas Edwards, Ed
wards Motor Co, Mrs. Emma r. Elias,
D. II. Ellis, N Fanaroff. Miss Ellen l..
Fay Dr.. and Mrs. S. Fealy, George N.
Ferris. Paul Finckel, Janet Fish, Col
Henry C. Fisher, Milton M. Flanders,
Leo Fogel, Miss May D. Fox, Mrs. A. W.
Francis, Ruby w. Fred, John 3.
Frey, Mrs. Walter S. Frisbie. r. M
Fud, William j. Gallery e Co. Mrs.
Caroline A. Galliher, W. w. Garner,
w. l.. Gary 81 Co., Inc; Mrs. Simon
Clarence w. Gosnel! l.. S. Gottlieb,
MIR. and Mrs e. Charlton Graves,
Lawrence Graves, Comdr. Grienlee,
Lieut. Col Donald Gubbison, E. F. Hall,
F.. l.. Halter. MRS. Leo w. K. Busch.
Charles l.. Mitchell and family, Harry
S. New, Mrs. John B. Quay. George w.
Hamilton, Mrs. Laura V. d. Hanson,
Mrs. Mary Harsha, Harveys, Inc: Mrs
Laura Heidingsfeld, Mr.. George Helt-
muller, Dr.. A. Henry, A. E. Henye,
Henry Herbert. Frank A. and Eva Hess,
Edwin Allston Hill, F. Fl. Hilman, Allen
A. Hollander. Mrs. Kirk Holmes. Kath-
leen NJ Houghtaling, Helen HoWlson'
Mrs. Harry E. Hull, Miss Annette L..
Huntlev. DR.. Grace L. Hurd, Isaac
Jacobson, Clifford l.. johnson, II. F.
Johnson, Mr.. John B. Jones, Ruth Z.
JONES' DR.. Robert Kelly, Kent Depart
ment Store. William KerolS, Russell B.
King, August Kleeblatt, Charles F. Koh-
herman, Dr. j. KotZ. Gregor Kramm,
John II. Knoll, Nathan Krupsaw, II. N.
LaWrie, DR. and Mrs. Huron w. Lawson,
Col. and Mrs Harry r. Lee, Jacob
Levin, Mrs. Sarah Levy, Jacob LEICESTER,
Mrs Ethel A. Linz, F. K. Lfvengood,
Katherine Lockwood, Mrs John Lowe.
w. H. Luckett. Miss Sarah II. Maher,
Thomas O. Marvin. r. j. McBreen, Maj.
zen. ana MIS-. I1cuIy q: M.SoAi, AVA D.
Burton McCollum. MRS. William ]. Nc
Donald, DR.. Sterling Meade, Walter r.
Metz, Mrs. Samuel Miller, Maj. and
Mrs. William A. Miller, William E. Mil
Ter, Marion j. Money, Miss Katie G.
Moore, Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris, Mount Pleasant School
for Secretaries William F.. Murray, Miss
Caroline Mytinger, William w. Nell
gan, New York Cash & Credit Co,
Mary A. Noll, Edmund I. Cakes,
| Robert c. O'Hara, Joseph Oliver, Maui
rice Otterback, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Parke, Paul Pearlman, A. Pifferling,
Doran Plat, John Pollins, z. z. Pope,
] Harry c. Pratt. Mrs. James II. Purdy.
Homer =. 6. Rai9ey. LaF0ur I. Rszs