New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-13

that their letters probably have not yet
reached the Office of The Tribune.
To-day Miss Marjorie, accompanied
by the faithful Florence and their
parents. will be the guests of the Park
Theatre, where the motion picture
"Europes Reign Of Terror" will be
shown All children under fifteen years
of age who want 10 help the battleship
fund will be able to see the pictures
and az the same time know that their
dimes will be turned over by the man
ager Of the theatre to the fund
In spite of the fact that Marjorie
has not won any medals yet, the bat
! tleship fund has q booth all its own
at the big PanamaPacitic Medal Win
ners' Exposition, which opened last
I evening IN the Grand Central Palace,
70 give the people Of the East who
were unable 70 visit San Francisco
some idea OF the eXposItlon's wonders.
The booth stands directly at the LEFT
as one mounts the entrance stairs, and
is decorated with bunting and some
Of the finest photographs OF naval
scenes on view in the city. A picture
of Marjorie and a fac-simile OF Colo
mel Rooseyelt's letter are also on view.
Two glass bowls are provided for the
children's dimes, and they are re-
quested TO sign their names IN the
register provided there
Near the battleship booth stands tho
exhibit of the American Legion, ana
in the exhibit OF the American Voting
Machine Company there - SPECIAL
machine. at which every person en-
tering the building will be requested to
vote on the various phases OF pre-
paredness and pledge himself to the
government in time Of war. lhese
exhibits lend distinctiyely patriotic
touch TO the exposition, which IS natu-
rally OF an international character,
including exhibits from New Zealand
whose booth is directly opposite the
battleship BOOTH, Japan, Italy, Serbia
Turkey. Bulgaria, Rumania and Russia.
The Serbian exhibit presents com
plete display of the arts and crafts or
that country, q collection gathered up
hastily by the Royal Historical Soei-
ETY. when the invasion Of that country
was begun. The Italian exhibit, to
the right Of the entrance, includes
hundreds OF pieces Of rare lsces, some
of them valued at 81, 900 q foot.
The Zone" which every visitor 70
the exposition in California Will re-
member as the carnival street OF the
show. has been brought 70 New YORK
almost in its entirety. Among the
hest known that will be seen here are
the Tehuantepec Village, the Hawaiian
Village, Lule. the twin sister OF Stella,
the Palace OF Mystery and the Me-
chanical Mystery.
The sensation Of the Medal Win
ners' Exposition promises TO DC the
exposition Model" Owing 20 the
great size and fragile character o. the
sculpture shown on the Pacific Coast
i, was found imprscticable 70 ship - 20
New York. so the model who posed
for great many Of the pieces has
been engaged 20 reproduce the most
noted statues in plastic poses every
afternoon and evening.
At the Fourth Unitarian Church,
Brooklyn, the Rev. Leon A. Harvey,
In his sermon on "The Spirit OF 10"
this morning. will speak of the patri-
otism which prompted Marjorie Ster-
rett 10 start the dime fund for d bat
tleship.
Contributions received yesterday
were a. follows:
Tom H.s.o.r. .IN t4s. e.. Lys- 500
Horsc, H,.nn.- .,lrunre. ST..
Beralcs n B.nlam DO ans .- s,er
Tifs-fs Hand Do. srl rtuf~v 80