Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-28

Clon unit, With Linn g. Drake, Boy
Scout executive, as secretary, are head
ed by the following vice chairInen:
Division Bert Olmsted, hotels and
restaurants.
Division 2-E. H. Daniel, food prod
uctS.
Division Sd. L. Norman, trans
portation.
Division Jack Sherry, printing
trades.
Division Sydney straus, retailers.
Division Crank Taft, public utili-
ties.
Division William E. Russell, con-
struction and building trades.
Division S-Frank r. Jelleff, newspa-
pers.
Division Rudolph Jose, automotive
trades.
Division 1O-Louis Grayson, laundries
and dry cleaners.
Division 11-John F. Cremen, insur-
ance.
Division 12-E. ]. McQuade, finance.
Division 13A-Frank r. Jelleff, civic
and professional.
Division 13B-Dr. T. A. Sidwell,
schools and colleges.
Division 14-MiSS Gertrude Bowling,
social agencies.
Division Isl. E. Rubel, cosmopoli-
tan.
Division 16-E. r. Pierce, fire depart
ment.
Division Hilary M. Luckett, police.
Bishop Jones Speaks.
Bishop E. T. w. Jones, the principal
speaker at the meeting of region five of
the Metropolitan unit at the Whitelaw
Hotel, discussed 1.-THE Benefits of the
Community Chest to the Colored Popu-
lation of Washington" Bishop Jones
said that while it was obvious the earn
ing power of the large colored popula-
ton does not compare with that of the
Capitals other citizens, still it is the
duty of every colored citizen to give
to the utmost of his ability because of
the large proportion of aid rendered by
Community Chest organizations to the
colored people of the city. He pointed
out that the Chest had taken in several
more colored organizations and that the
respite from the need of campaigning
for money would give those In charge of
these organizations more time to devote
to the purposes for which they were
organized.
DR.. Kelly Miller, chairman Of region
five, presided at the meeting. The in
vocation was delivered by the Rev. w.
H. Jernagin. Short talks outlining the
duties of the workers were made by Ell
wood Street, director Of the Chest; DR..
Miller and Maj. Campbell G. johnson,
assistant secretary of the Metropolitan
unit and secretary of region five.
List Of Special Gifts.
Givers Of $500 and more reported yes
terday by the special gifts committee
were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Myer, $4,000; Palais Royal, Inc, $4,000;
Hecht Co.. $4,000; Capital Traction Co.,
$4,000; Mrs. William P. Emo, $2,275;
Morris Cafritz, $4,000; Chestnut Farms
Dairy, $4,000; District National Bank,
$1,700; Barber g. Ross, Inc, $780,;
Frederic A. Delano, 81 ESQ; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewing, $1,000; Mrs. Sarah B. Warwick,
81, 900; Weaver Bros, Inc, $1,000; John
Joy Edison, $500; Columbia Sand &
Gravel Co., $3.50; Mrs. j. H. Gibbons,
$500; r. Ross Perry, jr., $500; Mr.. and
Mrs. Copley Amory, 5000; Edgar S. Ken
nedy, $500; w. F. Dennis, $500; Norfolk
& Washington Steamboat Co., 5000; Po-
tomac Savings Bank, 1854; Comdr. and
Mrs. T. S. Wilkinson, $3.50; Mrs. Alice
H. Wadsworth, $500; Gen. j. j. Per-
shing, $500; Cecil Barrett, $500; Frederic
C. Walcott, $500; Daniel j. Callahan,
$500: Lester A. Barr, $500; Aubrey L.
Clarke, $500: Edwin C. Graham, $500;
Mrs. E. v. H. Wylie, $500; William T.
Mann, $500; Mrs. F. e. Mccormick
Goodhart, $500; Anonymous, $500: Col.
Robert N Harper, $500; Edison w.
Briggs, $500: Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Will
son, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Warren,
$500; Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Long,
$500; o. H. P. johnson, $500; Mrs. T. T.
Gaff, $500; National City Co., $500: j.
and w. Seligman & Co., $500; Wise
Bros. Dairy, $500; H. L. wilkins, $500;
Terminal Refrigerating & Warehousine
Co., $500; E. G. Schafer & Co., $500;
Merchants Transfer & Storage Co.,
$500; Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea Co.,
$500; Edwin C. Brandenburg, $500; w
F. Roberts g. Co., $500; Charles j
Rhoads, $500; Joseph H. Milans, $500;
William c. Shaw, $500; M. E. Horton
$500; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Ferguson,
$500; James A. Emory, $500; Mrs
Woodrow Wilson, $500, and DR.. Oscar
Benwood Hunter, $500.