The evening world., 1917-04-24

~" Esss.~1s poasrya II oddI
ton 10 the names already published
Mas Anna Schneider. No. 900 wes
Ono Hundred and Fifteenth Street
sonds in tho names OF the following
young men with The Evening Worlds
"Roady to Enlist" coupon: John Nc
MILAN, No. 3l4 West one Hundred
and Thirty-fifth Street; Michae
Brennan. No. sl2 West One Hundred
and Thirty-nfth Street; Eddie John
son. No. sIs Amsterdam Avenue:
Michael Brown. No. 800 West One
Hundred and Fifteenth Street: jim
mic ovans, No. s05 West One Hun
dred and Thirty third Street.
/ The other girls who have submitted
nanes of possible recruits are the fol.
lowing: Miss Rose Quinn. No. 42i
West F1fty-slxth Street: Miss A,
Chester, No. 126 Lafayette Street
Miss Adelaide Henck. No. 1914 Bryant
Avenue: Miss Margaret Reckliny. No.
II Sutter Avenue. East New York
Miss Charlotte Pinkus, No. IS Stage
Street. Brooklyn; Miss Mae Wunder-
Itch. No. 70 Burnside Avenue. Corona,
l.. l.: Miss Bessie sullivan. No. lOu
BalIic Street: Miss Sadie Potter, No.
- Cherry street, Miss Mary Spitz,
Hopewell, Va: Miss Emma Book,
No. OG3 CUlumDus Avenue; the sisters
OF Edward Outten, NO. "a West Ono
hundred and Twenty-trst Street.
The next thing for these girls to do
. g.. e. IrNV. "A 10. IN ii n
World a letter from "A duly accredited
American recruiting officer which viii
constitute documentary proof that
the young men whose names have
appeared on ready to enlist" coupons
are actually enlisted In the army, the
navy or the Naval Reserve. When each
girl presents this proof she will re-
ceivo the badge OF honor which marks
her as a true Daughter of the War Of
1917. the 81 Got Five TO Fight pin.
Read this-it is important
Every airl who will send TO Tho
Evening World "ready TO en-
Iist" coupon inscribed with the
name and address OF ONE young
man ready TO Join the army. the
navy or tho Naval Reserve, and
will present proof that the young
man has enlisted, will receive
bronze pin similar to the silver
one in shape and size, and in
soribed, ~ Got Ono 10 Fight"
There are many young women In
Now York who. because they are
/ newcomers to the city or for olher
| reasons are not acquainted with q
( largo number OF young men. But al
most every girl knows some one man
! well enough to convince him that II
Ia his duty TO serve his country In hef
present need. The girl who gives "a
The Evening World the name or ever
one youth "ready to enlist" and who
can offer proof OF HIS and her sim
cerity by showing that he has beer
enrolled among the fightng forces Of
tho United States. will receive tht
bronze token OF her patriotism, whicf
she may wear with pride all her IRE
and hand down to her children anc
grandchildren.
There's lots more room in Tho Eve
ming World Recruiting Service FOL
patriotic young women snow your
colorsl
Woman surragists have proved
that their patriotism ana then
pocketbooks are equally long Ih'
| War Service Committee OF the New
York CITY Woman Suffrage Party ma,
offered $4,000 for the first Y. M. Z
A, unit TO be established for New
York troops. The offer Is contained
In n letter received by William Sloan
! Chairman OF the War Council OF tho
Y. NJ c. A., from Mrs. f. Louis
Slade, Chairman OF the Sufrrngisl
War Service Committee. Mrs slad'
"TSe Woman Suffrage Party Of thC
! city OF New York, realizing thl
splendid work that your organization
/ IL doing for the troops az nome aho
! abroad. and believing that no Other
orronigation is in a position TO dc
such constructive work for the young
/ men of America about 10 be called "a
| tho coIors. wish 10 offer to your or
ranlZation the first unit to go with
| the New York troops, For TINS pur
pose we offer YOU $4,000 TO build
cuuIp and maintain Y. NJ. c. A. unit
| 10 be known as tho Woman Suffrage
| Party Unit of the Y. NJ g. A."
"The money for the unit was raised
| overnight prominent SunragiSts con
trihutinE generously. and was mol
taken from the campaign treasury OF
the Woman Suffrage Party" Mrs
Slade explained to-day The uni'
viii he similar to those already es-
tnhllshcd by the Y. NJ, G, A. In the
war zones, and which have been
warmly praised by our Governmen'
and by the Governments Of Europe,
We felt that as public spirited ana
patriotic women we ought TO be the
tirst 10 help the Y NJ G. A raise the
81 900 GOO they desire to establish thei'
units for our men. our money vii
pay among other expenses the sec
retaries who will havo charge Of the
work OF the unit and who look out
for the physical, mental and mora
wellbeinE Of the soldiers"
Members OF the War Service Com
mittee who are cooperating with
! Mrs, Slado In this offer arc Mrs
Charles Tiffany, Mrs, Willard
| Straight, Mrs. Thomas B. Wells Mrs
Victor Morawetz, Mrs Learned Hand
! Miss Adelaide Nutting, Mrs. Lnzec
Blagden, Mrs, Herbert Les Pratt
Mrs. V. Eyerit Macy, Mrs. Louis