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Docket Section, Eleanor Greasley Publications, Mary Anne Rippy. Mails and Files, Wm. H. Galbrai Stenographic Section, Mary Lew! Supply Section and Stock Room, Mervin L. Ott .. Library and Fine Arts Commission. H. P. Caemmerer General Accounting Office. Reed F. Martin Audit Division, H. J. Caro Accounting and Bookkeeping Division, Mary L. Yanch. Claims Division, D. Neumann. Investigations, W. R Stewart.. Office of Chief Clerk, Sally S. Wade Office of General Counsel, J. J. Dowd.. Personnel Division, Mrs. M. H. Wilbur_.. Post Office Division, J. R. Grinstead Records Division, V. R. Durst Government Printing Office. George C. Havenner. Administrative, William J. Cassiday- Bindery, William A. Dempsey, Louis Kline Maintenance, Willard A. Anderson Platemaking, Paul C. Schulze, C. F. Markey Presswork, Harry C. Webb, W. E. Winnie Printing, James E. Stough, E. E. Harris.. tan- Tests and Technical Control, Mrs. ley Henderson Interior Department. T. A. Walters Bureau of Mines, John W. Finch Bureau of Reclamation, Elwood Mead.. General Land Office, Fred W. Johnson._ Freedmen’s Hospital, Dr. William A. Warfield Geological Survey, W. C. Mendenhall. Office of Indian Affairs, John Collier. Secretary’s Office, F. E. 8t. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Dr. William White ‘War Minerals Relief Commission, Roscoe Fertich National Park Service, Arno B. Cammerer Office of Education, J. W. Studebaker____ Interstate Commerce Commission. Frank McManamy Judiciary. John P, Colpoys U. S. Marshal's Office, Thos. E. Ott_ U. S. Attorney’s Office, J. C. Conliff, D. C. Supreme Court, Chas. E. Coflin_. U. S. Court of Claims, Willard L. Hart. U. S. Supreme Court, Frank K. Green. V. S. Court of Appeals, Evan T. Dav Judiciary Special, John P. Colpoys.- .. Justice. Stella Akin Office of Assistant Solicitor General, W. O. Burtner Office Admin. General and Chief Clerk Miss Catherine P. Waddle- = Alien Property Bureau, Paul lh Antitrust Division, S. A. Andretta. Bureau of Prisons, Miss Edna Grant Criminal Division, John Hale Smith_ Divisien of Accounts, Marion Price. Lands Division and P. W. 4., Wayne C. Williams____ Taxes and Penalties Unit, De Atley Tax Division, Leighton Cornwell___ War Risk Bureau, Lila Pounds Labor. ‘Turner W. Battle___ Secretary’s Office, S. J. Gompers Conciliation Service, Eva M. Bonnett... Labor Statistics, Paul Carney._ Woman's Bureau, Anne Larrabee Employment Service, John Zabel Children's Bureau, Elizabeth S. Enochs. Leigh Immigration and Naturalization, Nettleton Division of Labor Library of Congress. R. A. Voorus National Advisory Commi: John Victory. National Are Robert D. W. Cornor. National Capital Park and Planning Frederic A. Delano. . National Emergency Council, Fred A. Ironside. jr. National Emergency Council, Fred A. Ironside, jr... Press Intelligence, Katherine C. Blackburn National Labor Relations Board. Joseph Warren Madden_ National Recovery Ad H. H. Howell _ Executive, W. E. Gannon._ Advisory Council, Edwin George_ Division of Administration, W. E. Business Co-operation Division, Osthagen Compliance Division, H. Megill. THE EVENING i STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. €., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1935. COMMUNITY CHEST % of Quota. Quota $80.00 100.00 50.00 130.00 25.00 326.00 18400 72.82 No. Amount Pledges. Pledged. $80.00 65.00 81.50 134.00 14 19 35 163.75 160.00 40.00 30.00 6550 48.00 26 LY 31.00 31.00 100.00 94.75 102.55 12,466.39 4,041.72 13,156.00 3,941.00 12278 129.97 52.27 98.89 12.46 152.66 83.13 81.14 805.50 1,895.02 344.50 492.50 289.15 114.50 1,880.50 2,603.00 656.00 1,458.00 659.00 498.00 399.00 75.00 2,262.00 3,208.00 70.01 74.39 | 79.54 75.41 88.83 75.64 56.99 15,327.64 2,304.90 3,652.75 1,365.00 780.00 2,363.00 4,699.59 21,892.00 3,098.00 4,592.00 1,810.00 878.00 3.124.00 8,246.00 162.40 144.00 112.77 32,164.00 1,335.00 732.00 1,835.00 57.64 66.36 91.32 81.03 18,541.20 886.00 668.50 1,487.00 115.00 4,293.15 797.50 57113 292.00 5,475.00 1,946.00 1,787.00 39.38 78.41 40.98 31.96 A, 874 2,849.55 4,759.00 59.87 5 1.82 124 9.00 5,040.67 1,823.70 98.00 9,875.00 2.355.00 9.18 51.04 17.43 8,095.10 14,910.00 5498 4,496.02 350.50 218.00 258.00 210.50 517.02 417.00 2,525.00 5,906.00 651.00 285.00 385.00 403.00 575.00 89.91 729.00 57.20 2,400.00 105.20 76.12 53.84 76.49 67.01 5223 . is 5,379.02 11,216.00 47.95 186.00 195.00 627.50 420.00 564.00 733.00 364.22 440.70 766.00 885.00 375.00 837.00 81.91 4745 439.00 100.38 663.50 695.00 597.30 501.80 281.00 682.00 1,660.00 780.00 8758 36.02 8.865.00 | 95.38 | 150.40 | 87.57| 41800 g7.13| H. W. Dorsey 30.22 8454 | ~ ! office of Solicitor, Bureau Med., Surgery—Naval Dispensary —W. W. Douglass (Medical Center). .. Bureau of Navigation, Capt. L. P. Davis__ Bureau of Ordnance, Frank B. Blackburn. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Kirk Bureau of Yards and Docks, Comdr. James T. Mathews__ Hydrographic Office, A F gue. Naval Observatory, Grace O. Savage._ Marine Corps Headquarters—Marine Bar- racks, Lieut. Col. Jeter R. Horton__ Naval Research Laboratory, Lieut. J. A, McNally Navy Yard. Rear Admiral J. R. Defrees-Di* C. E. Reed Pan American Union. William V. Griffin Post Office. J. Austin Latimer Bureau of Accounts, W. L. Siattery. First Assistant Postmaster General, Vin- cent C.Burke | Second Assistant Postmaster Generu, Jesse M. Donaldson._ . Third Assistant Postmas! M. North Fourth Assistant Postmaster F. J. Buckley Office of Chief Clerk, A. T. Davis. Office of Chief of Inspection, Gartland Office of Postmaster General, J. Bray Office of Purchasing Parkman ___ General, William Agent, Harrison Karl A. meiey Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Max O'Roll Truitt_ Agency Division, R. A. Brow Auditing Division, R. J. Lindquist. Board of Directors, John H. Tanner. Examining Division, Richard Rossman.. | Information and Personnel Division, Peter Ward Legal Division John A. Gosnell. Office of Secretary, Alexander B. Galt. Office of Mr. Talley, Samuel H. Sabin Office of Treasurer, D. B. Griffin. Raiiroad Division, J W. Barriger, 3 Self-Liquid Drainage. Irrigation and Mining, Emil Schram Statistics and Economic Division, David C. Elliott - | Rural Electrification Administration. | Perry R. Taylor { Securities and Exchange Commission. | John R. Sheehan. Offices of the Commissioners, Eleanor Townsend Registration Division, Trading and Exchange Div | Smith | Legal Division, John Administrative Division and e onnvl Justin A. Shook Smithsonian Institution. Emily thlen e 10n, Alta | National Museum and National Gallery of Art, H. S. Bryant .___ 95.46 | Nationa! Zoological Park, | Internationai Exchanges, F. Bureau of American Ethnoiogy, A. W. Wilding. | Freer Gallery ot Art, Eleanor Thompson. Smithsonian Buildings and Astrophysical Observatory, J. U. Perkins 792.00 193.00 2,597.00 394.00 1,800.00 1,290.00 91.11 67.29 205.32 56.05 1,009.00 1,533.00 1.525.00 275.00 1,216.65 248.10 90.21 4.888.00 9334 384.00 196.61 831.45 1,251.00 717.00 573.00 125.13 996.80 810.30 186.50 968.00 795.00 173.00 102.97 101.92 107.80 163.00 629.00 2591 768 15 11 251 4,535.40 119.00 119.50 906.50 9,840.00 200.00 150.00 1,621.00 46.09 59.50 79.66 55.92 39 62 192.00 361.53 500.00 184.00 38.40 196.48 Government Contracts Division, George V. Johnson Review Division, E. M. Jeffrey. 36 354 307.50 2,529.37 360.00 6,325.00 85.41 39.99 National Resources Board and Mississippi \alley. Charles W. Eliot, 2d, G. C. Dickens. National Steel and Textile Labor Relatios Col. Frank P. Douglass_....._..._.... National Training School for Boys. Col. Claude D. Jones. National Youth Administration. Richard R. Brown. Navy. Rear Admiral Charles Conard.- . Secretary’s Office, Roy H. Moses... Shore Establishments, F. C. Nichols- 411.00 122200 3363 Baard. 26 307.00 387.00 7932 1 498.00 415.00 72 41250 385.00 107.14 24,462.99 1,055.65 216.00 26,562.00 1,022.00 309.00 92.09 103.29 69.90 ©Office of Judge Advocate General, Lieut. Comdr. Colin Campbell General Board, Mrs. C. M. Reichelt 520.00 285.00 625.00 264.00 83.20 107.90 120.00 | 108.80 | Gov. State Department. | Wilbur J. Carr. Tennessee Valley Authority. 118.83 | George O. Gillingham. Third Division Railway Mail Service, 79.78 | john W. Johnson Treasury. Josephine Roche and Frank Birgfeld.... Secretary of the Treasury M. G, E. Forbush Chief Clerk and Superintendent Divsion No. 2, Francis de S. Ryan Chief Clerk and Superintendent Division No. 3, John T. Burns Commissioner of Accounts and Deposit W. T. Heffelfinger. Com. Accts. and Deposits « Treas. BIdg.), W. T. Heffelfinger Com. of Accounts and Deposits 'Wslker- Johnson Bldg.). Fred McNamara_ Division of Disbursement, G. F. Alle Division of Bookkeeping and Warrants, Joseph Greenberg._____ Division of Deposits, E. D. Bauhmder Appointment Division. J. E. Harper, Catherine Flanagan. U. 8. Coast Guard. Rear Admiral Harry Hamlet Controller of the Currency. J. F. T. O'Connor. Division No. 1, J. E. Fouts. Division No. 2, Gibbs Lyons.. Division No. 3, W. P. Folger Bureau of Customs. James H. Moyle Administrative Division, Garrett Lange. Legal Division, Arthur J. Edwards. ... Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Alvin W. Hall Accounting, Adam P. Ruth. Personnel, May Beckmyer- Order, Laura V. Eckels.. Purchase, Storage and Issue, C. R. Klose. Mail and Files, Georgy E. Hudson Federal Reserve Vault, James J. Knibbs. No. Amount Pledges. Pledged. Quota. $1,495.00 1,900.00 1,125.00 248 246 86 $1,153.35 1,462.52 1,061.81 344 2,80050 3,050.00 250 149 93 2,662.50 1,050.16 612.00 2,800.00 1,275.00 725.00 426 2,459.40 2,388.00 160 958.80 1,100.00 31,565.42 34,754.00 904.00 895.00 11,469.73 247.50 11,013.00 278.00 1,225.08 1,180.00 2,136.15 1,940.00 3,093.73 2,685.00 2,708.61 498.09 2,588.00 497.00 835.57 675.00 225.00 519.00 119.00 381.00 119.00 532.00 11,326.22 927.00 521.50 436.00 1,495.90 14,770.00 1,058.00 798.00 1,526.00 2,880.00 145.00 2,581.54 1,456.25 312.00 2,160.03 259.50 145.00 2,407.00 1,348.00 370.00 2,410.00 345.00 752.50 1,188.00 279.00 289.00 1,815.10 905.00 3,593.00 6,429.00 321.00 1,204.50 875.00 2,210.00 435.50 881.50 665.00 1,130.00 750.50 744.00 1,639.13 3,187.00 75548 70.00 108.00 1,172.00 208.00 98.00 85.00 250.00 185.00 245.00 370.65 1,279.00 693.00 241.00 1031785 13,415.00 92.00 169.00 610.00 1.347.00 92,519.99 110,735.00 1,252.50 1,825.00 1,122.50 1.301.00 445.50 458.00 624.00 746.00 53.00 95.00 6,428.92 5,979.00 508.60 430.00 1.654.67 3,696.40 954.00 3,954.00 503.25 66.00 576.00 65.00 181.50 125.00 1,541.60 1,925.00 3,366.00 1,969.00 220.00 1,177.00 4,280.00 2,559.00 615.00 1,106.00 1,774.45 987.15 787.30 1,700.00 816.00 884.00 19,240.50 892.00 189.50 116.00 24.00 40.00 56.00 20,410.00 535.00 112.00 78.00 113.00 31.00 56.00 % of Quota No. Pledges. Accounts and Collections Unit, Donald 17.14 " 76.97 94.38 103 184 989 ke 134 Technical Staff, H. H. Surfs Miscellaneous Tax Unit, J. 1. Strobel.. Personnel Division, J. E. Lynch..___.._. Administrative Division, Joe N. McCollum Office of Assistant General Counses, John 91.81 95.08 82.36 8441 Internal Revenue Agent's Office, | Edwin Smith | Alcohol Tax Unit, Edward L. Springer.. 10307 Bureau of the Mint. “Nelue Tayloe Ross............ 8716| Burcau of Narcotics. | H.J Anslinger and L. B. Snowden. 9082 pivision of Printing. L. C. Spangler and A. B. Butrick_____.. Procurement Division. Rear Admiral C. J. Peoples............ 2318 Office Management, John H. Schaefer.. 234 Mechanical and Electrical Engineerii.g, E W. Goodwin___.._.._.. SRt | Structural Engineering Section, John W. Dunhal Legal Division, Willlam K. Laws, Executive Division, Fred P. Trott.. Section of Space Control, J. Y. Drei- 160 21 101.00 | 104.14 89.02 103.82 152 8 23 110.11 115.22 | 41 104.66 red Architectural Division No. 2, 100.21 Arthur L. Blakeslee | Accounting Section, Howard s Robinson Architectural Division, R. Q. Evans..._. Architectural Division No. 4, Dove McKee Architectural Division No. 1, E. B. Morris.___ Supervising Engineer’s Section, Lillian M. Amick. - Branch of Supply, John B. Whitman.... Public Debt Service. Willam S. Broughton and Edwin L. Kilby 2,055 Office of the Commissioner of Public bebt. Sara O. C. Doolittle. - 8 154 153 123.78 4335 100.00 | 71.61 224 750 16.68 87.61 65.35 28.57 5194 2 434 lnans and Currenicy, John T. Skinner.... 1417 Public Debt Accounts and Auait, George C. Denny _. Paper Custody, Mary A, Howarth, Public Health Service. Dr.H. S. Cumming._____...... Surgeon General’s Office, Dr. H. 8. Cumming Personnel and Accounts, Dr W. F. Draper Hospitals and Relief, Dr. 8. L. Christian_. Scientific Research, Dr. L. R. Thompsan. Domestic Quarantine, Dr. C. E. Waller_. Foreign Quarantine, Dr. F. A. Carmelia_ .. Sanitary Reports and Statistics, Dr. R. C. Williams. Mental Hygiene, Dr. W. L. Treadwa! Venereal Diseases, Dr. R. A. Vonderlehr. _ National Institute of Health, Dr. George W. McCoy - _____ Chief Clerk's Office, D. S. Masterson. Division of Research and Statistics. George C. Haas, Isabella Diamond.-..___. Secret Service Division. W. H. Moran, John 8. West Office of Treasurer of the United States, W. A. Julian, G. C. Emerson. Accounting, F L. Church. |Cash, J N. Kline____ Chief Clerk, L. P Allen General Accounts, L. V. Moore | National sank Redemption Agency u.vx- 2897 | Sion, B. C. Gardner -*! | Redemption Division, W. D. Beatty_ Securities, Mary E. Brahler. U. S. Board of Tax Appeals. Eugene Black | U. S. Employes’ Compensation (ommuulon. William McCauley 181 5443 U. s. Railroad Administration. R. C. Dunlap .. > United States Tariff Commission. | Robert L. O'Brien._ Executive Division, Mrs. Adele T. Jameson | Administrative Division, Serge Benson. Economics, Hegal. etc., Rene Pinto_ Accounting and Statistical Dnmou, | samuel W. Pitts Commeodity Divisios | Veterans’ Administration. Maj. J. D. Cutter Administrator’s Office. J. E. Upp | Executive Office, Executive Assistant and | Press Relations, Miss L. Ryan__._____. 2 | Regulations and Procedure Division, Mrs. | Jessie Wood Budget and Statistics, Esther Burgan. | Investigation Division, Mrs. M. E. Buford. Chief Clerk’s Division. Mrs. A. Irvin | Personnel Division, Dorothy Harper. | Contract Division, J. H. Phillips_... - . 8736 | Classification Committee, J. H. Webb_ 10153 | Mt. Alto Facility, Jessica Harvey____ Board of Veterans' Appeals. | Maj. T. J. Frailey Association Member Group, Mrs. C. L. Stewart Consultants, R. L. Buttrey Administrative, Mrs. E. L. Redmond. Med. and Dom. Care, Constr. and Supply. 76.94 | Maj. T. J. Frailey_ 35.77 | Executive Office and Medical Service, 10641 | Miss F. M. Miller. | Construction Service, J. exter. | Supply Service, J. F. Williams _. National Homes Service, V. C. Musselman Pensions. Maj. T. J. Frailey. Ex. Of,, Com. on Waiv. & For. Field Suprv. Div., H. N James. Claims Division, R. P. McCandlish_ | Widows and Dependent Claims Service, W. T. Simmons......... e Solicitor’s Office. M) T J. Pralley . — 100.00 107.25 | 108.03 | 8432 89.62 75.21 151 27 63.34 96.53 200.56 55.88 36.68 54.50 65.48 78.00 100.87 | 51.43 64.46 33.65 | 110.20 968 492 67 41 53 45.94 10204 | 72 65 287.55 9 0 8436 1 45.28 16 68 118.27 173.44 93.48 145.20 80.08 78.64 104.37 120.97 89.06 94.26 166.72 169.19 148.71 21.23 129.03 100.00 337 87 Amount Pledged. $745.75 2,984.40 4,390.00 562.00 924.50 3,489.50 139.50 939.00 331.00 476.50 153.00 15,278.33 1,053.00 1,336.25 1,204.05 299.60 43745 287.20 1,323.84 430.70 1,571.80 1,033.75 1,218.76 1,687.80 3,304.13 10,361.41 515.00 2,353.26 6,521.70 821.50 143.95 4,713.74 174.00 712.60 556.70 881.20 584.94 154.00 129.50 125.80 114.00 852.00 399.00 576.50 287.50 7,408.99 3,507.55 507.44 1,002.00 388.50 500.00 459.50 1,044.00 2,232.50 1,488.50 242.00 3,053.00 407.00 600.50 809.00 408.50 828.00 22,721.66 5,997.95 193.00 194.65 1,085.15 131.00 2,456.55 495.00 221.00 131.00 1,114.60 1,906.00 479.00 717.00 710.00 2,660.45 812.50 866.00 845.95 136.00 4,757.711 832.85 1,198.51 2,726.35 704.50 (Continued From Page 10.) Quota. $793.00 2,833.00 4,263.00 625.00 957.00 4,575.00 340.00 1,475.00 141.00 475.00 216.00 15,393.00 1,052.00 1,335.00 1,307.00 289.00 377.00 287.00 1,301.00 325.00 2,219.00 1,280.00 1,220.00 1,647.00 2,764.00 11,314.00 515.00 2,437.00 7,291.00 956.00 115.00 5,248.00 78.00 897.00 633.00 917.00 273.00 128.00 153.00 130.00 160.00 1,572.00 307.00 498.00 680.00 6,175.00 2,490.00 440.00 968.00 372.00 538.00 536.00 831.00 2,240.00 2,081.00 236.00 3,771.00 527.00 685.00 1,089.00 531.00 939.00 26,510.00 7,203.00 151.00 182.00 1,339.00 161.00 2,906.00 572.00 339.00 106.00 1,447.00 2,076.00 477.00 715.00 883.00 2,803.00 811.00 1,121.00 800.00 71.00 4,979.00 723.00 1,803.00 2,452.00 % of Quota 94.04 105.34 102.97 89.92 96.60 76.27 41.02 63.66 23475 100.31 70.83 99.25 100.09 100.09 99.00 103.66 116.03 100.06 101.75 13252 70.83 80.76 99.89 102.47 119.54 91.58 100.00 96.56 89.53 85.93 125.17 89.81 223.07 79.44 87.94 96.09 214.26 12031 8464 96.76 90.00 54.19 129.96 113.95 4227 119.98 140.86 11532 103.51 10443 92.93 85.72 125.63 99.66 71.52 102.54 80.95 17.22 87.66 | 7428 | 7693 | 88.17 85.70 2262 12781 106.95 78.80 81.36 84.53 86.53 66.96 | 123.58 77.02 91.81 100.41 100.27 80.40 9491 100.18 71.25 105.74 191.54 95.55 115.19 66.47 11118 Naval Examining and Retiring Boards, Lieut. Comdr. C. G. Halpine Office of Chief of Naval Operations, Rear Admiral Joseph K. Taussig Office of Naval Intelligence, Lieut. Lucien Ragonnet Office of Director of Naval Communica- tions, Lieut. P. W. Hord Board of Inspection and Survey, Adelaide V. Ziegler Office of Naval Records and Library, H. F‘ Lunenburg Bureau of Aeronautics, First Lieut. E. C Dyer Bureau of Construction and Repair, H. C. Brunner Bureau of Engineering, Comdx. H el s = 1,056.00 68.00 62.00 100.00 95.50 45.00 38.00 1,178.00 1,253.00 5,390.30 6,867.45 2,497.80 45.00 130.00 79.00 161.00 797.00 1,546.00 1,516.00 4,947.00 6,885.00 2,685.00 13177 76.92 120.88 27.95 4.76 " | 78,00 | Plate Vault. R. L. Pile Press Register, O. P Anderson. Garage, James E. Chamberlin Ink Making, Norman Underwoo Pcstage Stamp, John M. Smith. Engineering and Machine, R. H. Chappell Engraving, Joachim C. Benzing Surface Printing, George M. Duncan Plate Printing, Thomas J. Heany. Examining, R. B. O'Hara 121.14 Buildings and Grounds, James T. Galla- =4 horny General Counsel and Legal. Herman Olipnant and C. T. Ellis.._.._. Bureau of Internal Revenue. Guy T. Helvering and J. L. McGrew.... 96.4 82 Income Tax Unit, Chm‘len T. Russell-... Exec. Office, Legislation and Legal Service, G. A. Holcombe_.__.__ Guardianship Service, R. C. Traver. Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Jessie Tate. Finance and Insurance. | J. F. Thibadeau.... S —— Executive Office and Finance Service, 156.00 200.00 1,125.00 28 26 33 361.00 182.00 445.00 336.00 254.00 81.12 1,112.00 98.84 54.16 643.00 161.50 671.75 560.00 114.82 101.16 619 63.58 82.65 108.96 99.74 93.02 664.00 1,165 6,695.05 8,410.00 79.60 434.00 310.00 140.00 795 370 4,637.10 2,057.95 5,573.00 2,837.00 Insurance Service, J. T, E‘lhey :;:g ‘War Department. Harry H. Woodring_..____. ————eoeeae. The Adjutant General, Sidney H. Kent | Alr Corps, Capt. Samuel P, Mills.. | Army Medical Center, Chaplain F. Miller - Army War College, Maj. Wm. F. Freehoft 212.00 175.00 395.95 696.00 56.88 3,944 619 88 2841547 5,115.94 616.08 - 33,754.00 4,825.00 1,065.00 84.18 106.02 57.84 25 1,231.05 1,550.00 79.42 863.25 975.00 88.53 166 1,720.50 1,850.00 93.00 3,800 1,717 30,148.53 15,973.88 32,374.00 16,398.00 93.12 97.41 658.50 2,375.85 1,000.00 3,985.00 1 65.85 92 1,985.00 2, 050 00 275 79.59 | No. Amount 3 Pledges. Pledged. Assistant Secretary of War, Lieut. Col. B D. Edwards . Chief of Cavalry, Maj. L. L. Martin Chief of Chaplains, Chaplain E. Burlml- Chief of Chemical Warfare, Guy B. Tippens... Chiet Coast Artillery. Idu M. Elmquis’ Chief of Engineers, Mrs. H. F." Bryant.. Chief of Pield Artillery, Col. L. J. McNair Chief o: Finance, Miss M. L. Blanchard.. Chief of Infantry, Lieut. Col. Rapp Brush Insular Bureau, Col. E. A. Stockton, jr. Chief of Ordnance, Colin E. McRae_ Signal Corps, Lieut. Col. 5. W. Stanley. .. Chuet of Staff, Herbert F. Statesir..... Headquarters Company, Lieut. Forrest Caraway. Inspector General, Maj. J. L. Parkinson.. Judge Advocate General, Edwin B. Pitts__ National Guard Bureau, W. A. Saunders. Quartermaster General, Wm. J. Kendrick Rifie Practice, Sadie E. Roberts. Secretary of War, L. P. Nye. 16th Brigade, Capt. Horace B. Smith.. Surgeou Gen. Office, Maj. J. A. Roge! Washington, D. C., Post Office. W M. Mooney, Harry E. Shilling. .. Carrier Division, Russell H. Thompson.. Executive and Supply Division, Harry M. NI it o i Executive and Supply Division, William W. Day Inquiry Division, W. Carroll Gilbert. Mailing Division, Frank M. Sommerkamp, jr. Money Order Division, Philip Otterbaci Motor Vehicle Division, Douglas B. Horne Postal Cashier Division, John W. Quick._. Registry Division, Staley M. Clarke. Station Division, Joseph Donovan. Supt. of Mails Div., Basil Sillers___ ‘White House. Prank K Sanderson ... $593.80 169.73 98.00 178.00 384.00 2,276.50 145.30 3,812.65 265.50 161.00 1,029.50 694.50 2,431.95 144.00 113.00 » 571.02 376.0) 3,461.45 76.00 553.48 126.72 1,987.00 6,634.95 1,699.50 571.50 694.00 298.00 1451.15 24150 284.00 156.50 32230 733.50 183.00 1,113.15 GROUP SOLICITATION UNIT. JOHN POOLE, Chairman, AREA F—Robert B. Swope. 214 51 109 354 85 838 376 $1.880.05 1,682.00 1,309.00 3,614.47 900.30 4,226.00 2,012.40 661 5,876.93 152 1,881.90 1 100.00 82 93225 181 1,267.72 2972 12289.06 39 177.00 2—James D. Yochum.... 3—C. B. Bishop-E. C. Carter 4—John W. Thompson.. 5—D. H. Elkins. 12—Richard W. Fisher, 3 13—Edward Pardoe 14—J. S. Baldwin__. 1 81 Quota. $1,150.00 23200 98.00 279.00 325.00 2,495.00 169.00 4,232.00 360.00 263.00 1,505.00 665.00 2,110.00 181.00 175.00 731.00 761.00 5,117.00 86.00 648.00 85.00 1,887.00 8,147.00 1,891.00 797.00 875.00 158.00 2,071.00 275.00 368.00 156.00 406.00 888.00 262.00 1,098.00 $3.100.00 2,500.00 2.750.00 4,950.00 2,100.00 5,400.00 4,075.00 7,500.00 3,500.00 1,100.00 2,000.00 2,700.00 7,225.00 1,800.00 %ot Quota 51.63 13.15 100.00 63.79 118.15 8124 85.97 90.09 73.75 61.20 68.40 104.43 115.25 79.55 6457 78.11 49.40 67.64 88.37 8541 149.08 105.20 8144 89.87 7170 7931 188.60 70.07 87.81 7717 100.32 19.38 8260 69.84 10137 429 83 494 84 53.8 9.1 466 47.0 n3 2.8 6,125 $38,149.08 AREA II—James C. Wilkes. 1—Sumner Wood - 2—Robert W. Davis- 3—Charles A. Goldsmith. 4—James C. Dulin_.._. 5—R. E. Harris-J. L. Goldsmith 6—T. E. Capps.. 7T—Albert E. Conradis 8—S. William Miller_. 9—R. Kelvin Shivers. 10—B. L. Colton... 11—Preston Perkinson-William Som- ervell 12—Malcolm S. Sharpe. 13—Joseph A. Keene. 14—Diller Groft 15—Earle Sapp . 16—Russell Freeman ..... 42 59 828 95 450 34 194 157 12 176 $157.25 506.75 7,123.90 1,637.55 2,376.30 237.00 1,215.05 2,545.35 1,190.50 1,997.70 $ 213 235 337 197 222 818 4,169 1.249.45 2,183.20 2,528.25 626.00 1,230.22 3,640.75 Total, Area II AREA III—Harold A. Brooks. 1—J. 8. Ball.. 2—Jack Bentley $30,445.22 97 81 78 2,058 322 516 1,020 2,387 431 232 371 168 388 87 147 1,016 1,065 $440.50 604.00 5,137.87 23,884.01 2,206.96 6,398.90 5,778.70 26,619.72 1,247.35 3,056.75 2,123.00 1,104.00 2,361.25 860.00 2,525.50 5,261.75 3,536.90 6—G. P. Mangan... 7—Nathan Wallack 8—G. A. Deering- 9—Sam H. Hirshfeld- 11—E. C. Scott... 12—Chas. W, Clayton. 13—Charles H. Cooke.__ 14—Maurice Eiseman .. 15—8. W. 16—Dr. G. E. McCann_ 17—J. E. Anderson... $60,700.00 1,550.00 2,010.00 8,800.00 2,500.00 3.225.00 1,325.00 1,850.00 3,575.00 1,750.00 2,890.00 4,275.00 1,640.00 2,500.00 1,200.00 1,350.00 6,260.00 $46,700.00 $1,585.00 860.00 8,005.00 34,365.00 4,915.00 19,385.00 7,620.00 31,245.00 3,005.00 4.430.00 4,820.00 1,590.00 3,235.00 1,600.00 4,255.00 2,465.00 6.620.00 6238 10.1 25.2 81.0 65.5 3.7 179 85.7 7.3 68.0 69.1 202 133.2 101.1 523 91.1 58.3 65.3 278 702 64.2 69.5 449 33.0 5.8 852 415 69.0 44.0 69.4 3.0 538 59.4 2135 53.4 Total, Area III AREA IV—John L. Vandegrift. 1—Russell Shelk..... 2—Harry B. Pitts_ 3—Adrian D. Waring.-. 4—David S. Bethune. 5—Daniel Moorman - 6—F. G. Macaro 1—T. P. Dowd__ 11,114 $93,147.16 482 108 197 157 108 - 3,530 176 186 356 $3,557.25 770.84 3,199.55 1,066.00 2,862.61 30,146.34 2,126.95 1,038.64 2,884.90 4,141.25 7,419.15 1,152.60 1,520.85 265.85 806.35 2,108.90 $65,066.03 10—William McNamara 11—Jennings Snider .. 13—Martin Wiegand -. 14—George B, Kennedy.. 15—W. Spencer Brenizer. 16—Humphrey Daniel.. 17—Julian Brylawski ... Total, Area IV_ 7,541 AREA V—Nelson B. O'Neal. 1—Wm. V. Simmons. .. 372 28 143 155 120 1,576.50 1,874.82 2,157.30 4—Archibald McLachlen . 5—Richard G. Lyne____. $140,000.00 $5,100.00 1,750.00 7,550.00 34,500.00 4,950.00 1,660.00 2,100.00 7,300.00 10,000.00 2,300.00 1,750.00 625.00 1.,100.00 5,925.00 $92,650.00 $4,650.00 6,250.00 2,750.00 3,050.00 3,900.00 66.5 69.8 36.7 95.8 60.1 379 874 43.0 62.6 1374 96.7 4.2 50.1 86.9 425 733 356 0.3 58.1 86.6 573 615 553 Total, Area V. AREA VI—Rev. Lawrence J. Shehan. 1—PF. J. Kelly- 2—Paul L. Banfiel 3—Rev. Francis E. Montgomery.__. 1— . 2= | of a time when her grandfather forgot | ciety Extension Program, room 516, 1 139, American Federation of Govern- to wear a cravat on a social call. ?Wuhxnxmn Loan & Trust Building, | ment Employes, Musicians’ Hall, 1105 Later, she said, to make amends he (8 p.m. Sixteenth street, 8 p.m. Georgetown Branch, Public Library, ‘Wisconsin avenue and R street, 8 p.m. Twain’s Bright Humor S parkles Again in Memorials by Friends Centennial of Late Author’s Birth Re-| calls Homely Philosophy and Sharp Wit of Huckleber By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 20.—Recol- lections of the wit that made Mark Twain famous echoed today to the far-flung celebration of the centennial | of his birth. Scores of the brightest figures of eontemporary literature paid tribute to the great American humorist last night in celebrations here, and at Bermuda, San Francisco, Honolulu and other places. In New York, the occasion was| marked by a meeting at the Waldorf- Astoria, where Miss Nina Gabrilow- itsch of Detroit, granddaughter of ‘Twain, was the guest of honor. Epigrams Recalled. Charles T. Lark, who knew Twain (8amuel Clemens), recalled some of the humorist's epigrams, among them: “They make a great to-do over tdam as the inventor of sin. It was Y ry Finn’s Creator. nothing at all—I could have done it | myself.” “There are a great many aids against temptation, but perhaps cow- ardice does the largest business.” Prof. William Lyon Phelps, toast- ;muter. read greetings from Rudyard | Kipling, Eugene O'Neill, Sir James Barrie and Booth Tarkington. y speakers told funny anecdotes of the man who gave American liter- ature such characters as Tom Sawver | and Huckleberry Finn, | _William Gillette recalled the time Clemens surprised London by going around with a plain cotton umbrella, | and squelched the curious by remark- ing “a cotton umbrella was the only kind an Englishman wouldn't steal.” Tells of Tieless Call. Miss Gabrilowitsch, whose mother, daughter of Clements, is the wife of Ossip Gabrilowitsch, conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, told N sent a tie in an envelope, accompanied by a note which said, “So sorry we couldn’t both call together.” The only motion pictures known to have been taken of the author, made | about 1908, were shown. They por- | trizyed Clemens in his garden at Red- | ding, Conn., having tea with his daughters, Clara and Jean. Mrs. Gabrilowitsch was unable to attend the celebration because of the | illness of her husband. . CITY XEWS IN BRIEF: TODAY. Dinner and bazaar, Eckington Pres- byterian Church, North Capitol street and Florida avenue, 5 p.m. Tzaak Walton 7 pm. Dinner meeting, League, Raleigh Hotel, Meeting, Society y of American Ma- gicians, Wardman Park Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Play, Tom Thom Wedding, Wilson | M. E. Church, Eleventh street between G and Eye streets southeast, 7:30 o’clock. Meeting, Washington Philatelic So- ciety, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Banquet, Spanish War Veterans, La Fayette Hotel, 7:30 p.m. . Meeting, Disiricé Optometric So- Banquet Washington Society of Engineers, Magflower Hotel, 7:30 p.m. A | Dance, General Accounting Office, | Central Y. M. C. A, Eighteenth and | G streets, 9 pan. Dance, Alumnl Chapter, Alpha Iota Sorority, Lee House Hotel, 10 p.m. Oyster supper, !.-dles’ Auxiliary, North Carolina M. P. Church, North Carolina avenue and Eighth street southeast, 5 p.m. Meeting, Business and Professional Women’s Club, All Souls Unitarian Church, Sixteenth and Harvard streets, 8 p.m. Meeting, Potomac Council, No. 6, | Sons and Daughters of Liberty, 935 G | place, 8 pm. Dinner and bazaar, St. Mark's P. E. Church, Third and A streets south- east, 5 pm. Dinner meeting, Washington branch, Purdue Alumni Association, Harring- ton Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Dinner, Blessed Sacrament Church, | 5841 Chevy Chase Parkway, 5 p.m. Dance, North Carolina State Society, Shoreham Hotel, 10 p.m. Meeting, F. E. R. A. Lodge, No. Lecture, Washington Photographic Society, New National Museum Audi- torium, Tenth and Constitution ave- nue, 8 p.m. Dinner, Nativity Auditorium, 6000 Georgia avenue, 5 p.m. Dinner, Ladies’ Ai d, Grace Re- formed Church, 1401 Fifteenth street, 4:30 pm. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club, Carl- ton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Transportation Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Club, Dinner, Camp No. 4, Patriotic Or- der of America, Woodmen’s Hall, 935 G place, 4 pm. Meeting, Washington Automotive Trade Association, Racquet Club, 8:30 pm. Meeting, Washington Bar Associa- tion, Mu-So-Lit Club, 1327 R street, 8 pm. Dinner, Sixth Presbyterian Church, | Sixteenth and Kennedy streets, § p.m. I . Lecture, Public Affairs Forum, Dinner meeting, Federation of Busi- ness Men’s Association, La Fayette Hotel, 6:30 pm. Meeting, Washington Academy of | Sciences and the District Medical So- ciety, Cosmos Club, l:l.'a pm. Dinner meeting, Ameflcnn Institute of Mining and . Metallurgical Engi- | neers, Kennedy-Warren Hotel, 7 p.m. Dinner and bazaar, St. Mark's P. E Church, Third and A streets south- east, 5 pm. Dinner, Blessed Sacrament Church, 5841 Chevy Chase Parkway, 5 p.m. Card party and dance, St. Mat- thews Sodality, Mayflower Hotel, 9 pm. Dance, Home Owners’ Loan Corp., Mayflower Ho- tel, 7 p.m. Meeting, League of Laymen's Re- treat, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Criminal Section, Supper meeting, Lido Civic Club, Mayflower Hotel, 8:30 p.m. Meeting, Thirteen Club, Willard Hotel, 8 pm, Dinner, Nativity Auditorium, 6000 Georgia avenue, 5 pm. & By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, November 20.— Rev. Ivan H. Hagedorn, pastor of the Bethel Lutheran Church, answers his own question of “What's the trouble with men and women in modern marriage?” The trouble with men, he told a meeting of couples he has married, is: 1. They are impatient. 2. They are lazy. 3. They are skeptical. 4. They never seem to adjust them- selves to the new status of women. 5. They are conceited. 6. They have a mean streak of tak- ing for granted the constancy of their wives. 7. They are unmindful of little things. 8. They are too easily run into a mold—a mold that won't keep shape. Of women, he said: 1. They are too fond of regulating | men. 2. 3. 4 They have no sense of humor. They are possessive. They are argumentative, 5. They are sensitive and touchy. 6. They whine, 7. They often possass the crepe- hanging impulse. | AREA VII—Mrs. John Jay O’Connor, Mr. 1218 $13,723.72 $20,600.00 66.6 279 41 11 331 50.3 390 38.7 464 $6,629.47 1,895.99 840.55 $13,170.00 4,860.00 2,170.00 $20,200.00 Harry 8. Bernton. $2,170.00 111.0 1,490.00 91.1 3,490.00 63.7 3,425.00 163.8 1,025.00 106.0 $9,366.01 Allen Pope, Mrs. 329 $2,407.90 235 1,356.75 222 2,223.28 1,153 5,611.58 kil 1,086.80 - 2,014 $12,686.31 $11,600.00 109.4 Pastor Compiles Faults of Men And Women in Modern Wedlock 8. They do not keep abreast of the times. In conclusion, Mr. Hagedorn urged men to “marry by all means. It you get a good wife, you will become very happy. If you get a bad one, you will become a philosopher.” _— 22 SEEKING PAROLE Applications for the release of 22 prisoners who have served long enough to be eligible for parole will be con- sidered tomorrow at a session of the District Parole Board at the District Reformatory at Lorton, Va., Hugh F. Rivers, secretary, announced today. The new names subject to consider~ ation were listed as follows: Robert Schmitt, John Willlams, William Alexander, George B, Carter, Cortez C. Brewer, Theodore Harris, Law- rence Martin, John Alexander, Wil- liam A. Haislip, James D. Posey, Ed- ward Beckley, Rudolph R. Wilson, Albert E. Applewhite, Norman Curley, David E. Williams, Ralph Owens, James C. Howard, William Smith, Samuel Robinson, Percy Meekits, Austin Morgan and Arthur R Mason. \