Evening star., 1917-10-22

At 3 o'clock and e. Ray and George
ascht Will be the speakers. Corcoran
Thom will address the West End Citi-
xens' Association tonight at O'Clock
Harry Haynes will speak at Barber &
Ross' place Of business at $50 o'clock
this afternoon.
In High Schools Tomorrow.
Appeals in the interest Of the loan
VIII be made in the various high
W. H. Saunders Is to speak at Tech
nlcal and w. E. Shannon at Business
High. There will be meeting also of
the employees of the Southern railway
Tom Moore. head Of the Moore the
atrfcal enterprises of this city and
member of the committee campaigning
for the liberty loan here. left last
night for New York for the purpose of
dosen or more Of the most popular
movie stars Wednesday-Liberty day
70 aid in the campaign that day. II
ne Is successful. every one in Wash
to meet his or her favorite actor or
actress and to receive from his or her
hands a liberty bond Among those
Eho Mr.. Moore hopes to bring to
nsi1,s nMin1iainssGn RnsH. ar: Douglas Fairbanks.
= Bushman. Anita Stewart. Clara
kimban Young. Harold Lockwood.
N0fma Talmadge, Beverley Bayne
viola Dana, Nine. Olga Petrova. Mrs
Pearl White.
sales From Booths Planned,
The committee has not definitely de-
elded where the actors and actresses
vfu sell the bonds. but will have them
IN booths in some busy section of the
city: where @ an may have opportunity Of
Treasury is being considered. but it 10
doubtful whether there Is sufficient
space there to accommodate the large
throngs which are expected to gather.
nouncsd that every one of the 125 en-
ployes OF his thsaters had subscribed to
the liberty bonds.
The group of volunteer business and
professional men who are making a
Aouse-to-house canvass Of the business
sections of the city to sell liberty bonds
was increased by fifteen Saturday The
new workers and the territories to
which they have been assigned are:
Isaac Cans, 7th to 3th streets and Penn
sy1vania avenue to D street; E. B.
Eynon. tr.. 4a street to 6th street and
fennsylvania avenue to c; George II.
0connor, Edward r. Colladay and w
Roberts. 18th to Lafayette Square
ert N. Harper. Walter A. Brown and
Percy 8. Foster. 14th to 18th and to
O. u. A. Leese, 9Th to 10th and to G;
H. L. Rust and Paul Grove. New York
Fttsgerald and L. w. Groome, Penn
ey1vania avenue to F and 14th to 18th;
Arthur Carr. Pennsylvania avenue to
Esand l1th to 18th: George r. Linkins.
eth to 10th and C to H; Thomas Bones,
thu Wafdman organization.
War Department Additions.
sfoxs,, - a. A. a. .,.S
scriptions to the second liberty loan in
the War Department. With Saturdays
subscriptions of s123.250, the total
amount subscribed to date by the 7,41S
ment 10 $1.o44,s50. That represents an
average subscription of $40 for every
individual in the department-secre-
tariea. heads of bureaus. clerks of every
grade. messengers. laborers and char
women.
The principal subscriptions were in
thu following named Offices: Ordnance.
100000: signal. s23o.050; surgeon gen.
erals. $S4,750; quartermaster generals,
$4,000: chief Of staff. s75.o5o. and ad-
1utant generals. s57.s00.
Notwithstanding the subscriptions
already have passed the million dollar
mark. set by the originators of the
campaign in that deparement as the
be continued with renewed zest for the
remainder Of the week, with every
prospect of good results.
aermany's Example Cited.
One of the strongest arguments to be
used in the closing days of the cam
padgn, according to a statement given
be the figures for the seventh German
loan just made public. After being at
war more than three years and having
. casualty list estimated at S,500,000
men. the German people. exclusive OF
soldiers. have subscribed $3.107 100000
to-a loan. Nothing would give the kaiser
and all the other enemies of this coun-
try more pleasure, IL Will be pointed
out. than for the people of the United
States to fail to subscribe greater
amount than this to the second liberty
loan when they have had only one
previous loan and virtually no casual
ties.
Deducting estimated sales to soldiers
In this country, more than S230, 200, 900
worth of bonds must be sold daily be-
tween now and October 81 IL the figures
Of the German loan are to be equaled.
The nearer the sale goes to $4,000. .00o,-
900 the farther down will go the cor
nsrs Of the kaiser's mouth.
strong battery of speakers will
talk through the country on Liberty
Day: They include former President
President Fairbanks at Kansas City,
No; Speaker Champ Clark at Okla
hona City. Secretary McAdoo at At
lanta. Ca: Secretary Baker at Boston,
Mass: Secretary Daniels at Columbus,
Ohio: Attorney General Gregory at
philadelphia and Secretary Redfield at
Baltimore. Secretary Houston and
William Jennings Bryan also will
speak at places to be selected later,
BILLY Sunday and a score of other wide-
~ known public men also will speak.
People Of Foreign Birth Aiding.
Rscapitulation of sales made through
9i6efsnt organisations Of persons OF
eeseiGA baktA ~ attraction today shau