Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-27
PASTORS WILL ASK
CONGREGATIONS TO
AID CHEST CAMPAIGN
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chairman of the Detroit Community
Chest, who will speak on THE Re-
sponsibility of the Citizens for Commu-
nifty Welfare" and Allen T. Burns. di-
rector of the Association of Community
Chests and Councils, New York City,
whose subject will be 1.-THE Chests Con-
tribution to a Community" will be the
principal speakers at the opening din
ner in the Mayflower. The general
soliciting, although officially starting
after the dinner, will not get under way
in full until Tuesday morning.
All street cars in Washington carry
posters advertising the campaign. The
slogan, Give Once for 81" is to be
found in store windows by means of
attractive posters distributed yesterday
by Boy Scouts. Sidewalk signs empha-
sizing the slogan greet the pedestrian.
Attractive billboard posters are placed
at strategic points about the city, while
Community Chest films are being shown
in the theaters. Newspapers will carry
full-page advertisements, while posters
have been placed in hotel Hobbies, under
direction of Osgood Roberts OF the
Hotel Mayhower. Circulars are being
distributed in the schools, while chest
speakers will broadcast from every radio
station.
Hcsse Promises Police Aid.
Mai. Edwin B.. Hesse. superintendent
of police, yesterday promised 100 per
cent cooperation from the department
to raise funds among its members Tor
the chest, at meeting attended by OIL
ficers in the District Building yester-
day afternoon. An address on the chest
and its objects was delivered by Frank
r .Jelleff. Ill.
Mai. Hesse expressed the view that
the chest would eliminate soliciting by
unauthorized individuals for various
purposes throughout the year, pointing
out that practically all charities in the
District of good standing are represent
ed in the 81 member agencies. Precinct
captains will serve as key men, Maj.
Hesse said
Division chairmen and team captains
for the campaign follow:
Division /, Anacostia--Dr. George s.
Havennsr, chairman: captains, Maurice
Otterback, j. Louis Goldman, DR..
Arthur P. Noyes and Charles Stark.
Division 2, Northeast-A. D. Loff1er,
IT,, chairman: captains, Daniel T. Zeil-
meyer. Arthur S. Cusmore and George
M. Miller.
Division 3, Stanton Square,. F.
Hoover, chairman; captains, Joseph L..
Gammell, E. Clarence Poston, L. H..
Johnson, DR.. Robert R. Mccullough,
Oscar Inderleid and Harry N. Stull.
Division 4, Southeast-ErneSt H.
Daniel, chairman; captains, George j..
Cross, jr.: Mrs. Pearl Wolfe, Mrs. Will
liam D. Clarke, jr; W. Frank Simpson,
Charles H. Jenkins, Mrs. Allan Davis. j.
B. Earnshaw. Mrs. Annie Robey and
John c. L. Ritter
Division 5, Southwest4-G. M. Yeat-
man. chairman; captains. Frank A.
johnson, Joseph Fitzgerald, Mrs. George
S. Fraser, Miss Lena Barghausen and
Miss Rose Brown.
Division 6, Trinidad-Dr. Percival
Hall, chairman: captains, DR.. Charles
r. Ely, James c. Nealon. L. L. Hooper
John H. Thomas and William ].
Toomey.
Division Z, Rhode Island w S.
Putnam, chairman; captains, w. E.
Rabenhorst, Thomas S. Mallon, Eppa
L. Morris, w. H. Dunn and Robert
W. Worth.
Division 8. Brookland-M. M Nc
Lean, chairman; captains, M. M. Nc
Lean, Lewis s. Trundle, William j.
Weber. Paul F. Moore and Thomas e.
Lucas.
Division 9. Central - Theodore
Michael, chairman; captains, E. S.
Burgess. George w. Scott, Allan Hol-
lander and Clarence Nohe.
Division 10, North Capitol-Henry
Gilligan, chairman; captains, DR..
Frank j. Day. Jesse w. Morgan, Mrs.
Henry Gilligan Mrs. r. ]. Jorolemon,
Mrs. M. E. Pittman, E. B. LawlesS and
Charles B. Duckett.
Division IL. Observation-Disclosures -
Horace j. Phelps, chairman; captains,
Roy H. Wolfe, James N. Kline, John
T. Thomas, Robert j. Barrett. George
L. Cary Christopher Lehmkuhl. Fred
w. Bourbon. Vernon G. Owen and
John w Lambert.
Division ~. Brightwood Chillum-
r. E. Rogers chairman; captains, Mrs.
Allan Scott Wolfe, A. K. Winner and
Mrs. Richard T. Wyche.
tenth Street Heights-Edson w.
Briggs, chairman captains. Mrs. James
A. Councillor, E. H. Pullman, H. w.
Whitaker, Claude Livingston and
George E. Mcneil.
Division IA. Columbia Heights and
Mount Pleasant-F A. Birgfeld, chair
man: captains, John K. Willis. George
d. Sullivan, John De La Mater, M.
r. Loafman, John S. label, H. A. Will
liamS, John r. Skinner, E. E. Berney,
Kenneth Birgfeld. c. E. Grantham.
Ralph M. Wolfe. Warren Spencer, j.
Harry Phillips. Samuel N. Marks, C.
A. Jacquette and F. A. Birgfeld.
Division Is. Piney Branch-E. s.
Brashears, chairman: captains, William
E. Schumacher, George A. Harris and
r. E. Titlow.
Division 16 Kalorama-La nier-S. II.
Kaufman. chairman; captains, F.
Moran McConike, Carl r. Kurtz, Mrs.
Theodore T. Moves, Blaine Mallan, F. A.
Brastow, Arthur Browne and Mrs.
Harry Hull.
Division II, Iowa Circle--John w.
Harder, chairman; captains, Mrs. L. S.
Connis, j. Frank Kelly. Morris Gar
finckel, Bertram Wise and Mrs. Geneva
Durham.
Midcity Group.
Division 10, midcity-James B. Evans.
chairman, and Mrs. Charles A. Gold
smith, vice chairman. captains, Ma.
Charles Mccullough, Lawrence Mills,
Charles Clagett, John Sherry. Eugene
Colt, Morton j. Luchs, David L. Frank,
Harold Levi, E. C. Moyre. Stevenson
Louis Tyrrell. Frederick
Pelzmen, Claude Hyson, Charles w.
PinpeY; Morris Gewirz.. Vernon Lowrey.
DR.. George T. Sharp; Mrs. Leonard
SchloSS w Ct Hanson Grant ~Ieet 4.