New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Will Sail Onto the Hippo
drome Stage Sunday
Night at Big Benefit.
BROADWAY STARS
TO BOOST CAUSE
Captain" Herself viii BE
There Campaign for Gin
tributions On in Jersey.

She IS going to get it lot sooner
than most people expected; lot sooner
than even she, in her widest dreams.
believed possible. She is going TO get
it next week.
7. will sail, full armed and forbiddng
IN It's coat Of gray, out Of the wings of
tie Hippodrome on Sunday night. Mar
.orie will be there to see that its can
vss docks are cleared for action in the
campaign TO raise S10,00O,O0O for real
bstt,eship of steel.
For the Hippodrome is giving ben
eft for Marjorie's battleship fund.
Preparedness is in the air, and the the
stre, ever wstchful of the peoples
trend Of thought, is quick to give its
aid 10 such q cause.
When Marie Cshill heard that the
Hippodrome had been turned over TO
Marjorie for night she cleared .
,hroa: that was already fighting a
valiant battle with the grip and said;
81 want 20 help Marjorie. Say that
.hall sing on Sunday evening. even II /
can make enough sound with my voice
70 be heard as far as the footllghts.
have followed the Battleship Fund
since the beginning, and | am ready to
do anything in my power to help the
children along."
Irene Fenwick, star OF PAY DAY,
which oponsd at the Cort Theatre last
Saturday evening, Immediately offered
her services 70 the fund.
81 don't know what III DO, but III be
there" she said. zone can't afford to
miss an opportunity to help the cause
of defence along these days
John Philip Sousa will conduct ms
hand and the Ballet OF States from the
regular Hippodrome programme VIII
Give another flavor of patriotism 70 'he
evening. Mr.. Dillingham; has proiniseu
"a have several OF the big chorus n ilS
on hand 10 introduce the mp mp
Hooray." spirit. Time mas pen ~
brief 10 frame UP a programme Dut
number of other big features are pelhe
nianned bv artists whose Americanism
~ tie true blue kind, like little Mar
jorie's. b,.or,ainment
e .-nien-v. but several prominent men
viii be on hand 10 point Guy 'he me-
Of the nation and strike the ne! to.o
of the evening. as i were. among t.enn
will be Hudson Maxim ana O"p spa.
Iack Crawford, the Original scout
,,.bose -ales OF Indian life have Sc!
lam a Young soldier 20 dreaming o.
80 riid and woody West. SAID Mt.
MAXIM last night, in promising MS
presence. , .
"lIariorie's inspiration is the mos,
admirable thing | know about 70,
only will u add definite unit 20 "
American navy, TT It sets an eNarnp.'
before the poop OF "nat lIue pc
,;o.isno rneans-the desire 20 DO some
- for ones country 20 the limit OF
one's ability. | shall talk brleny OF
.be need Of preparedness and SHOW tnat
80. orlv ought the children TO learn 10
.to,Idrr the burden OF their duties
90 Tic state. but there should be some
ac.;or from the other end OF the Inc
"Tf Tho people's representatives III
co,gress fail TO provide sufficient pro
.ac.ion 20 the country, u Is up 20 w
rich men and the poWeriu' c M
save the nation. Ma'yo 10 has shown
school girl though bhe De- "a'
them the way ollo-
Vs-ior.e is going 20 have a smaller
benef;. but one with just as p'e
sririt behind il, this very evening over
1orsey CITY. when the boys or inc
t.osn Social Club get together IN -
patrick's Auditorium TO whoop II up -
Inc tune OF the Neutrality MInsureIS'
several very distinguished ctizens W.
have developed Keen lhteIes. -
ps.,lesbip Fund have announced Ihe't
in.ention Of being present 10 TAKE up
coilec4ion for il during the progress %
80 .boU The amount collected VII, DC
.-r,e9 ~ver 20 "The Jersey journal a.
r-cfaus for the Hudson county
Rrarrh OF Narjorie's Battlesnlp u1u,
TIE ofFcers Of the club are Davlo A.
Sheehan. president; Edward a. MsL'l,.'
yice.ure,ident; Daniel }. Gaiiagne''
treasurer, and Howard Redhng, seo.
tary. M Sheehan Will be ln'eIlooLIeos
and several dozens OF me Glup CUB l''e on the
will try out their vocal cnords oi. IA.
s,ee-ohSad multitude, assisted by then
wives and sisters. ,.. -
IT, rrove the wholesome interest," OF
Tsrsey In preparedness, there IS "a
o,bey follower OF Marjorie over IN
TIizabeth. who is doing rushing nusl-
ness for the fund. She Is DoIo.ntta
Graham Smith, the ten-year-oia eau. .L
.e, Of Nr. and Mrs. G. stewart Sin''h'
V.,,o,dav her second contribution -
to ba,.leship came in the shape OF
check for $l5.47.
"Man Named Daniel.
81 crt on. all the pieces l find In the
,ane- about the bat:leship and paste
,sero in a book writes Dorothea' Ia
ey,isirirg her system OF creating y
terest In the fund. Then so around
,y..h NV hook every day after hchoOi
and see as many people a. can. ASK
.ye-vbody. and most all give me o'hc
hing; but some people tel me ,hat
IAN In Warrington named Daniel VINO
hos ~ an the battleships. told mem
a. % givc anything, as we couIdh
ga battleship. But don't care VIVA,
u,body says; We are going 70 h"'e
nat baftieship anyway
DorOthca regrets that she hasn't pee"
bic q get the names o. All tne Gee'D5p.'
10 gave her money. but the LIZA
.h Journal" discovered That amohs
r contributors we're Lieutenant coo
4 william r. Martin, Of the Nc" Jer-
s.., s.atfonaI Guard; former Judge J.:
Hamilton Gilhooly. Judge Abe J. DAVID
AID Nlss Mary T. Bergen, o. Somof-
,ille. daughter d supreme Cou''
justice Bergen. 49, x.,
you car cIpcct more 0,mes lrVn
rae. a. 7 viii send you al ge' ehch
week." conclude Dorothea. Inc mum
her Of Young patriots who arc rnakIng
~ a habit ~ send In dimes % the iunh
seemg - be growing
The Tribune received a checE ior
900 yesterday as the battieshlp
~. 49,. ~ fte dirneg spcnt By the