Evening star., 1917-10-22

that great numbers Of German-Anneri-
can bodies. including many that sup.
to make the second loan a success.
Special efforts also are being put
forth by the societies to thwart the
pernicious and seditious attempts to
Ys.ssrdsy n 'ns wa. 'u'iIss Liberty ne sunday %
Throughout the country. approximately
10000 preachers urging the purchase
Of liberty bonds In sermons specially
dealing with the loan and its purposes.
"The Star Spangled Banner" also was
sung In almost every church in the
country.
Mrs. McAdoo a Speaker.
Mrs. william @. McAdoo. wife Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and chairman
Of the women's COMMITTEES for the liberty
loan. speaks for the liberty loan at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon, in Baltimore. at
a meeting Of the Maryland women's COM
mittee for the liberty loan. Mrs. Robert
Garrett, state chairman Of the state COM
mittee will be Mrs. McAdoo's hostess.
In the aid of the second liberty loan
the Anacostia Citizens Association has
arranged for a mass meeting. to be held
in the Anacostia Masonic Hall. Wednes-
day evening. Prominent speakers will be
present, and a band will play patriotic
airs. Charles R. Burr. President of the
association, is chairman Of the general
committee in charge Of the arrangements.
Circulars explaining the need OF every
one subscribing to the loan have been
placed throughout the suburb and every
one has been urged to attend this gather
ing.
The committee appointed by President
Burr to assist in this campaign in
the Anacostia Bank. which stands
ready to assist any one In securing a
bond; DR.. r. A. Pyles. Adolphus GUIDE.
Charles F. Roberts, William Scantle-
bury. s. NJ. Frazier, ]. F. Campbell.
William Mushake. w. J. Latimer. DR..
J. j. Mundell. DR.. J. A. Watson. Thorn
ton Fisher. Walter Fisher. George F.
Pyies. Samuel E. Murphy. Dr.. F. ].
Martin. George W. Orem. jr.; L. W.
Thompson. Robert Thompson. DR.. r. D.
Mudd, l.. NJ. Anderson. C. T. Graf, ]. T.
Harrison. w. T. Anderson. w. w. Toll
son. William B. Marshall. Arthur NJ.
Suit. George B Bury, Thomas F. Rear
Haines. DR.. q. c. Havenner. Rev. @. NJ
Cummings. Rev. DR.. Cousine, Rev. c. NJ.
Bart. Rev. w. o. Roome. jr.; Rev. c. NJ.
Biggs, N. r. Harnish, A. B. Garden. NJ.
E. Cornish. B. Redd. C. H. Weiss.
William f. Weigle. L. J. Smith. s. D.
Fraster. T. ]. Leonard. Mr.. Langley and
Mr.. Libbey.
From Cherrydale. Va. word has been
received that the Methodist Pioneer
Bible class has subscribed to fifty
dollar liberty bond. 1t Is hoped that
other Bible classes will subscribe to
the loan.
Subscriptions at Navy Yard.
At the navy yard it was reported
this morning that the subscriptions
had gone past the $lee.00o mark.
The Washington Confectioners' Club
has authorised its treasurer, r. J.
Kohler. to purchase. out Of the savings
of the cluh a two- hundred dollar 1fh.
erty bond.
The Columbia Typographical Union.
at its meeting yesterday. voted to sub
scribe $4,000 to the liberty loan. A
subscription Of $4,000 to the loan was
announced at q meeting Of Local 1872
penters and Joiners, last night.
To Advance Pay to Police.
Maj. Pullman. superintendent of po-
lice. has informed the men Of the police
department that the District ConTis-
sioners have instructed the disbursing
officer to make advances in pay to
those desiring to subscribe to the lib
erty loan.
Commissioner Brownlow and Colvin
Brown will speak at a liberty loan
rally. to be held Wednesday night at
Emery School. under the auspices Of
the North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zens' Association. Music will be fur
nished at the meeting by a band. A
ranged by Mrs. William S. Torgent.
Selden NJ. Ely, president Of the associa-
tion. will be chairman.
The same speakers will address a
mass meeting under the auspices Of the
Piney Branch Citizens Association
loan. A musical program has been ar
ranged including a band concert