Contributions announced yesterday, some of which were turned in, but not reported on Monday, are as follows: The Misses Stewart, of Brook Hill (through John Stewart) and John Stewart (through John Stewart) (through William's team) $1,000.00 William H. White, president of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad (through Dr. Willis's team) $500.00 A. D. Williams (through Dr. Willis's team) $1,000.00 Women's Auxiliary Committee (Mrs. D. A. Kuyk, chairman). $4,500.00 St. Phillip's Episcopal Church, $1,000.00 First Presbyterian Church (colored) $2,500.00 Professor W. F. Rudd's team $5,500.00 W. C. Poland's team $504.00 Graduating class of Medical College of Virginia (through Secretary John R. McCauley) $335.00 C. Cottrell's team $15.00 Dr. Burbank's team $155.00 Dr. Paul W. Howie's team $421.00 Dr. Paul W. Howie's team $421.00 Dr. John Brannan's team $155.00 A Friend $100.00 Hugh Campbell $50.00 T. A. Brannan $50.00 H. H. Straus $50.00 T. A. Harlan $50.00 N. C. Ancarrow $50.00 T. A. Harlan $50.00 T. A. Harlan $50.00 W.  (Cottrell's team 195 00
T. Z. Morris's team 305 no
Troop 14. Boy Scouts

AS GREAT AS THE HOMES
Stirring addresses calling on the city to make good its name, and urging the workers to continue and greater effort were delivered at the luncheon by Dr. Douglas S. Freeman and John Her Branch.
Dr. Freeman said that Richmond is not a boilermaker's town, for the boilermaker makes a loud noise and is poor of hearing. Richmond, he said, will listen to the Memorial Hospital's cry. 