Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1929, Page 5

M;id-Winter Clearance $30 and $35 TOPCOATS $19.75 Open a Budget ACCO“"C FOR NOW OR FOR SPRING N $35 and $40 SUITS Extra Pants, $5 Open a Budget Account No Iaterest or Xtra Charges FOR NOW AND NEXT WINTER 121 $50 and $65 O'COATS 29 One or two of a kind— Every coat a real u!!eil“ !M » | i 5y ADDTOML GFT MADE TOCHES List of Contributors to Com- munity Fund Is Made The following list of contributions to the Community Chest was made public today. $1,000, Mrs. Avery Connley; $500, samuel Asher, Ernest C. Guy, Mr. and Mrs, Edward H. Hart, Sidney L. Hech- inger, Mrs. Alice Lubin, George Thomas Marye, jr.; John Willlams and Dono- hue & Bros.; $425, Louls D. Bliss; $400, Philadelphia Market Co., Rudolph & West Co., and E. Quincy Smith; $350, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse I. Miller; $300, S. Emerson Ford, William B. King, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson and Mrs. Charles D. Walcott; $250.63, North Cap- itol Savings Bank. $250, Joseph A. Berberich, Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Christie, Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Cottrell, Federal Security & Mortgage Co., Abner H. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Gillis, H. V. Hayden, Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Horgan, F. V. Killian, John H. Magruder, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs, G. Marshall, J. G. McGory and Capt. Walton R. Sexton, Elwood Street; $220, George Maurice Morris; $210, George B. Furman. $200 contributions follow: American Mosaic Co., Mrs. C. C. Glover, jr., Miss Bertha Isreal, Joseph Lawless Sons, Joseph Luchs, Scauyler Merritt, John E. Parker, G. Howland Shaw, Miss Jane B. Silvester, Simon Atlas, Inc, Wendell P. Stafford and Florence S. Stafford, Dr. Albert L. Stavely, Huston Thompson and Adam A. Weschler. $150—Dr. and Mrs. Louis W. Austin, Lee Baumgarten, Nrs. A. H. Bowman, Maurice Eiseman, R. C. Fulbright, Mor- ris Gewirz, Hirsch Bros., Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Hodget, G. A. Lyon, Miss Bertha A. Marsh, Isaac J. Meyer, C. N. Osgood, Herbert Putnam, Francis B. Silsbe, Mrs. Francis H. Silsbee, Da- vid L. Stein, J. Austin Stone and Na- than I Urdong; $140—Mrs. H. K. Bush-Brown; $125-—Grace Dodge Hotel, Take Stone Co.and employes and Mrs. Laura C. Willlams. $100 contributions: Mrs. Charles E. Acker, Sidney F. An- drews, A. M. Baer, Frank C. Baldwin, Mrs. Frank C. Baldwin, John S. Bar- bour, Wilson Barrett, Miss Pauline Baum, Bazzuro Engineering Co, Inc., Becker’s Leather Goods Co., Charles E. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Brown, Charles H. Burke, George C. Butte, Miss Anna M. Carrere, Fred C. Clark, Thomas E. Clark, Cooley Bros., Com- modore Hotel and L. H. Finey, Edgar P. Copeland, Thomas H. Creighton, jr.; Jobn F. Cremen, Dr. Henry J. Crosson, Mr. E. W. Davis, W. G. Distler, Dome 0il Co., George E. Elliott, B. E. Erick- son, Charles W. Fairfax, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S. Faucett, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D. Garrett, Abe Goldberg, L. J. Goode, Miss Jennie A. Graves, Miss Doris C. Gruver, Willlam S. Hall, John B. Har- rell, sri; George E. C. Hayes, Herzmark & Safer, Frank P. Howard, Harrison E. Howe, William G. Ittch, Allen John- Burdette Shields Wright and Wooten E. Young. $45—Mrs. Charles R. Houtz, Mr. and Mrs, Martin D. Schram. $40 Contributions. Morris D. Barker, Dr. Adolphus B. Bennett, jr.; George E. Boyd, W. B. Castonguay, Stephen Chaconas, Hardee Chambliss, Mabel Colcard, Guy V. Col- | lins, Henry G. Crocker, § E. Forman, Mrs. Robert L. Ghormley, Gilbert Paint & Glass Co., Miss Grace D. Guest, O. Helphenseine, Leroy W. Herron, Frances L. Huston, Philander Johnson, W. H. Landvoight, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Littell, Leo Loeb, Philip O. Macqueen, Oneta McCarty, Dr. Archie E. Mc- Donald, William McNeir, Mr. and Mrs. Lucien R. Mercier, Willlam J. Mooney, Stanley P. Smith, Mrs. C. R. Stark, jr.; Elmer Stewart, W. C. Tun- gate, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Untiedt, Katherine G. Upton, Dean C. Vaughan and Gertrude Van Hoesen. $35, Mrs. Louis A. Bauer, Katherine Lee Jones, Mrs, Lettie N. Calloway and ‘Wonten’s Club of Takoma Park. $32, Charles B. Coflin. $30 contributions: Ethel L. Atkinson, C. J. Berner, S. M. Biron, Mrs. William C. Boulter, Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Edwards, employes of J. G. McCrory Co. ($30.80), Miss Mary Ella Cullinane, Mr. Joseph DeYoung, Paul Freeman, T. J. Halliday, Mrs. Willa B. Hammond, Jane S. Hanna, Mrs. Percy L. Harley, Florence H. Heiskell, Helen T. Hixon, Paul E. Howe, James R. Ingalls, William M. Kochen- derfer, Mrs. Isabelle Lewis, Mrs. Isaac Maus, Charles C. Montgomery, Ella Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Stephen Panaretoff, I. Richard Paris, Blanche S. Rulon, Vivian Shepperson, Charles M. Shinn, Nannie V. D. Skill- man, W. F. Simpson, T. R. Steffins, Mrs. Campbell E. Waters, Mary E. Whitney and Lee Wilks; $28.50, audit section, division insolvent national banks, Treas- ury Department; $28, Mrs. J. B. Gwin; SB%’l.dl-L R. Standford; $26, Albert D. nd. $25 Contributions: Joseph Abel, E. Joseph Aronoff, Arthur Anderson & Co., W. W. Anderson, Ed- ward S. Bailey, Cora Barry, Morgan H. Beach, John Berg, Daniel W. Bowie, C. F. Borden, James Berrall, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bowen, Mrs. Alice T. Buchanan, Bureau of Administration, William R. Bradley, Mary L. Brooke, C. A. Brown, W. B. Brown, Capt. John 'W. Browning, Leo W. K. Busch, Charles A. Camalier, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Camp- bell, Mrs. Willlam Canby, Frank W. Carden, C. E. Channing, Mr. and Mrs. A. Claude, Susie I. Clayton, Polly Anne Colver, Mrs. William B. Colver, Edna V. Connolly, J. F. Conrad, Edward Cooper, DeWitt~ Croissant, William J. Dante, Jane Darby, Max David, Dr. John R. DeFarges, E. H. DeGroot, jr.; William P. Dennis, Teuins F. Collier, L W. DeGast, Mirlam Edwards, Willlam P. Ellenberger, Philip Ershler, Hugh J. Fegan, A. W. Ferguson, Mrs. M. Ross Fishburn, Mrs. D. N. Fletcher, C. S. Flynn, Samuel Freeman, Thomas G. Foran, Frank T. Fuller, Edwin W. Gableman, Mr. and Mrs. George V. Gadde, Mrs. Margaret J. Gallaher, Ed- mund_L. _Geasey, Charles D. German, W.. Prefton Gibson, Mrs. Joseph George Green, Robert S. Griffin, Miss Rosemary Grif- fin, Willlam V. Griffin, Thomas J. Groome, Maxwell Gutter, Mabel Law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Har- dell, B. Harlow, Dr. L. Haton, son, L. S. Jullien, Inc.; Kassan-Stein, Inc.; Lee B. Kemon, William J. Kerby, Herbert R. Kerslake, L. Gilmer Korner, jr.; Milton S. Kronheim, Oliver Owen Kukn, Mrs. James A. Lafontaine, Dr. Frank Leech, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Manly, James F. Meegan, Miss Matilda Mellon, C. Powell Minnegerode, Dr. Daniel B. Moffett, Daniel J. Murphy, Dick Murphy, Inc.; Douglas B. and Harriet B. Netherwood, John B. Nichols, National X-ray Laboratories, Winthroj G. Noyes, W. K. Pace, Dr. Josep Palkin, Mrs. David Potter, George R. Potter, Realty Appraisal & Title Co., 1 Robins, Thomas J. Ry- , Mrs. Emanuel Speich, Capt. A. Staton, Stouffer’s Buffet Sandwiches, Inc.; Harry A. Swann, Dr. John Allan Talbot, Mrs. Wilbur H. Turner, Father Claude Vogel, Thomas C. Willis, Wil- liam F. Willoughby, Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Wilson, Maj. W. O. Woods, J. P. Yort, Zonta Club of Washington. $80, W. P. Borland, Alfred J. Henry, John D. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kitchen, Gus Louis and Edgar D. Turner; $76, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence G. Allen. $75 contribution: Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax, Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Hirshfeld, Lewis S. Kann, E. G. McVann, Jesse W. Rawlings, Mrs. Edith C. Salisbury, Mr. J. R. Sherrod, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Alene E. Solomons, Edward M. Wills, jr, and Mrs. Thomas N. Wood;_ $70, Mr. Campbell E. Waters; $60, Mar- garet M. Alltucker, Frederick W. Beale, Col. John Bigelow, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Cafritz, Mr. and Mrs. Lyster H. Dewey, Z. Thomas Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Hadgedorn, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harriman, William Keller, Mary A. Lindsly. Lieut. Comdr. S. R. Shumaker, C. H. Sorrell, William O. Tufts, John W. and Elizabeth S. Zimmerman. $57; Admiral H. I Cone, Alexander Koplin, Frank G. Rowe and H. A, Wil- lard; $56, Leland Leroy Fitz; $52, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sislen, and Dorothy and Maurice Sislen. $50 contributions: E. W. Allen, Mr, and Mrs. Alxeander Ashley, Dr. Charles M. Beall, Philip Mary'S. Brister, Sarah Winifred Brown. Galt Burns, Arthur Dudley Carpenter, Frank A. Casteel, Chase & Co., Mar- shall B. Clarke, Francis W. Clements, Charles W. Collins, Luther M. Corn- wall, J. W. Crabtree, W. H. Cravens, Mr. and Mrs, Jesse P. Crawford, Mrs. Helen Creney, Jerome F. Crowley, Thomas R. Crowley, E. E. Danby, Dr. Willam de Kleine, Oscar I. Dodek, James_A. Edgerton, Charles W. Ellis, Esch, Kerr & Shipe; Florence A. Estes, Elenor A. Evans, Paul B. Fenton, B. Ferman, Col. and Mrs. J. D. Fife, Henry J. Finley, Dr. Melville B. Fischer, Mrs. Evelyn M. Ford, Ellie Wlesh Fowler, W. N. Freeman, F. Gwynn Gardiner, George S. German, Mr. and Mrs. Asa L. Gilbert, Warren A. Gorrell, Harry 1. Graceman, Robert J. Grant, Henry G. Hanford, Samuel Hanlein, Ruth T. Hendershott, Clarence B. Hight, jr.; Dr. Walter Hough, Janet B. Houtz, Frank P. Howard, E. S. Hull, Mrs, Agnes B. Husband, Dr. and Mrs. Virgil B. 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