Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-05

Five children of Mr.. and Mrs. Alb
Fred, Walter, Martha and Louise, photo
| fore deciding whether the general cam
| paign should be continued until the
end OF the week With the return of
good weather there is still hope that a
| sufficient amount will be raised to leave
the remainder of the job entirely to
| the special group formed at the
White House meeting. But the
outlook of raising even 100000 by to-
morrow night was rather discouraging
in view of the $72,53588 which rep
resented the united efforts of $500
canvaSserS yesterday, a decrease of
about $4,000 from the day before.
New Pledges Reported.
Revised figures on pledges reported
yesterday, as announced by the auditing
committee of the Chest this morning.
showed that the special gifts committee,
had turned in yesterday Is new
pledges amounting to $1,000, making a
total of 1,098 pledges for $806,357.
Group Solicitation figures showed ell
pledges for $5,19625, making 2,818
pledges to date for a total of $22 1918. 40.
Frank r. Jelleff is chairman Of this
unit.
IN the Metropolitan Unit, of which
Merritt o. Chance is chairman, the re-
vised figures show the following results:
In Region /, of which Simon Lyon is
chairman, Arthur Adelman, chairman
Of Division /, reported "a pledges total
ing $l,439; Lee D. Latimer, Division 2,
l09 pledges for $1,872.25; Graham H
Powell Division 3, TIA pledges for $4,-
asa "a; Dion 5. Birney. Division AS, 46
pledges for 1894; G.. B. Craighill, Di-
vision 6, i26 pledges for $3,51O50.
Region 2, of which H. l.. Rust, jr., is
chairman, F. A. Birgfeld, chairman of
Division Z, reported 246 pledges for So
TAO; James B. Evans, Division 8, of
which he is co-chairman with Mrs.
Charles A. Goldsmith and w. C. Han
son, 30 pledges amounting to S5,333.50;
Leon S. Ulman, Division 9-25, 85 pledges
for 81, 4o5.I3; j. Leo Kolb, Division 10
"a. IS pledges for $453; John w. Har-
dell. Division IL, 311 pledges for So
1850; Chauncey G. Parker, jr., Di-
vision IL, of which he is co-chairman
with Coleman Jennings, 1913 pledges fer
$7,765.75.
Region 3, of which Radford Moses is
chairman-S. H. Kaufman, division
ID, reported TIA pledges, for $5,56325;
]. Frank Kelly, division IA, 80 pledges.
for S1,03l.75; Robert S. Stunz, division
15-A, 244 pledges, for $4,106; w. W.
Schoonmaker, division 15-B, 10 pledges.
for $814; w. N. Freeman, division Is,
Burnham, division II, "a pledges. for
$1.139; F. E. Rogers, division 1919,
lac pledges, for 81, SOB.
Region An. NJ. Mclean, division
1921, 143 pledges. for s1,473.75; DR..
Percival Hail. division 1928, AZ pledges,
for S284.50; Harry N. Stull, division 26,
l20 pledges, for $1,069.72; Mrs. Allan
Davis, division 81, 1873 pledges, for
S963.35: G. M. Yeatman, division %,
13l pledges, for $1,425.52; Frank E.
James, division 20, 5 pledges, for $138.
Totals for the four regions added to
the $5,360.42 from region 5, which is
the colored unit; $1,000 from the spe-
cial gifts committee and $5,196.25 from
the Group Solicitation Unit produced a
total Of $72, 1888. making a total of
$1,109, 999.01 raised to date.
Gifts of 500 or More.
Gifts of 500 and more reported yes
terday were as follows: 81 400, A. War
ner Parker, Mrs. John Crayke Simpson;
$1,000, Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc;
$3.50, Welfare Recreational Association,
Office of Public Buildings and Public
Parks of the National Capital; $780,
Mrs. Kate B. Smith; $3.50, Mrs. Kath-
crime Conner; $500, Miss Elsa M. Pat
erSon, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bonsol,
Miss Grace DEMO Litchfield, Miss Jean
Dean Cole, Mrs. Oscar F. Hammer, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip S. Smith, William D.
Conner; $275, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fairbanks; $3.50, John L. Proctor, w. T.
Galliher & Bro, Inc, Fireman's In
surance Co., Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. J..
7icIan
Strauss; 5000, Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Wright, M. Lesley Bush-BroWn, RUSSELL
Young Ice Cream Co., Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Minkins. johnson g. Adams,
Rear Admiral D. +. Sellers, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Rousseau. Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Nicolson, Mrs. John w. Morse, j. B.
Kendall Co., Charles S. Abel, Miss
Mamie Belle Maury, holland Co., Inc,
T. c. Dulin, NJ. H. Mao, DR.. and Mrs.
Bertha r. Israel; SITS, Arthur S.
Browne; $160, anonymous; $l52.24, St.
Alban Cathedral School for Boys: $3.50,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Conkling, Daniel
R. Forbes, Miss Louisa Robinson,
j. Austin Stone. Brook & Harry, Price
Wilhoite Specially Co. and employees,
Col and Mrs. Henry M. Morrow, the
Walter M. Ballard Co, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence r. Lee; SIPS, the Dodge
Frederick v. Coville, Edwin II. Etz;
500, Henry Wahl, Michael NJ. Doyle,
Mrs. Beverly c. Dunn, Dick Murphy,
Inc, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Gravener,
Schneider Spliedt Co.. Mrs. Edwin
Hahn, Benjamin P. Selby DR.. Norman
| N. Smiler, Mrs. L. H. Reichelderfer, DR..
L. H. Reichelderfer. Mrs. E. Lester
Jones, Henry M LOOMS. Mrs. Frank
Springer, j. F. Pierce. Dr. and Mrs.
Harry s. Berton, American Type
Founders Co., George c. Taylor. George
E. Wyne, Houston r. Harper, William
E. Mooney, Thomas A. Cantwell e. Co.,
Judge Nathan Cayton, Dr. Lewis H.
Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. r. Y. Sullivan,
the Howard p Foley Co., Inc, Colin
H. Livingstone, M. J. Keane. Miss Anna
M. Carrere, Edward r. Finkenstaedt,
Mrs. Mary E. Mewshaw, A. H. Ryan,
j. P. Agnew & Co., Mr. and Mrs. John
/ Selby, Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Ballou, Ber-
nard Harding, M, A. Leese, Arlington
Candy Co, Cooper G. Lightbrown,
Frank C. Skinner, John A. Dore,
| Charles NJ. Barnes, John G. Keane,
| anonymous, Pyke johnson, Robert j.
| Rothstein, Mr.. jenkins, Robert l.. w.
Owens, G. B. Mullin Co., Inc, Mrs.
Helen Brylawski, Thomas A. Cannon &
Co., Mary T. HELEN, Mrs. Nell T.
HELEN, Emile Beauvois, Mrs. Beryl E.
Gray, l. S. Turner, Elizabeth Arden,
DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Lowe. Justice Fred
erick L. Siddons, Mrs. Mary F. Van
Slyke. John A. Massie. ST. Dominic S
Church, Edward Kohner. Bertram
Wise, Admiral and Mrs. T. E~Jewell,
Mr.. and Mrs Cabot SteyenSN A. C.
Case, Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Baldwin. Mark