Evening star., 1918-04-10
ALL CAPITAL FACES
HONOR ROLLS CALL
"Is Your Name There?" Borne
on Streamers Which Remind
Citizens of Nations Need.
YOUTH TO HAVE PAGEANT

"Is your name on the honor roll7"
This Is the question all Washington
will be asking from now until the
close of the third liberty loan drive.
The query has been printed on at
tractive streamers, four feet long, and
these will be posted in every shop win
dow in the city and in other public
places: they will confront you from the
street cars. automobiles and delivery
wagons; from the outsides Of build
ings, from fences, and, in fact, every
where there is room available to stick
them.
Work With Accustomed Energy.
The army Of workers Of the District
liberty loan committee today Is work.
ing at top speed" in spite of the
dreary and rainy weather.
The fact that all the attractive flag
and banner decorations had blown from
the front of their headquarters during
the night. and that their large liberty
loan sign was hanging BY one nail
ing entrance to the building, did not
deter the committeeman. They went
about their work today with their
usual energy and patriotic enthusiasm.
school children of Washington in the
womans committee of the Districts
liberty loan committee has decided
upon a large May day pageant on the
Monument grounds. May 9. Mrs. Susie
Root Rhodes. supervisor Of Fairgrounds
in the District and chairman of the
Fairgrounds committee of the woman's
committee, will be In charge. Girl
Scouts and Boy Scouts and other or
n will S{of
Mrs. Rhodes.
Daily Playground Features.
AS further means of interesting the
children, Mrs. Rhodes is arranging for
grounds in the city. such as short
speeches, music, motion pictures and
Beginning today liberty loan ad-
dresses will be made each evening in
the motion picture theaters. as well as
in the legitimate theaters. The sched-
ule of speakers for tonight in the lat
ter is as follows: Belasco, c. A. Aspin-
wall; National, Frank Hogan; Polls, C.
E. McNabb; Keith's, F. J. Haskin; Gay
ETY.. c. w. Darr.
The schedule of speakers tonight for
the motion picture theaters is: E. D.
Baldwin, Dixie and Favorite; w. c.
Nicholson, Apollo. Empire and Colonial; !;
C. r. Ball, Home and Carolina; B. F.
Lindas, Navy and Stanton; George j.
F. Grove. Victoria. Jewell and Grand;
j. c. Adkins, Empress and Crandalps;
S. P. Taliaferro, Garden and Strand;
Judge A. B. Hayes, Casino and Column
bia: b. j. Laws. Plaza and Cosmos; w.
J. Barrows. Masonic Temple and Hippo
drome; Judge Walter I. Mccoy, Regent
and Knickerbocker; C. B. Stewart, Sa-
voy and Lyric; H. p. Warner, Olympic;
Gideon A. Lyon, Elite; A. D. Call, Cir
liam F. Matteen, Foraker and Blue
Mouse; J. NJ. Waldron. Hfawatha and
Dudley; William Wolff Smith, Liberty,
Georgia and Revere; H. e. Warner.
Truxton; P. McV. Etchison, American;
J. H. Mattern, Raphael, and James H.
Cobb. Howard.
Trade Bodies to Hold Rally.
A joint liberty loan rally Of Wash
ington's three trade bodies will be held
on the evening Of April 20 at the Billy
Sunday Tabernacle. at which the inter-
ests OF the campaign in this city Will
be advanced. John G. Capers. chair
man of the committee oh trade or
ganizations. addressed the meeting OF
the Chamber Of Commerce last night
and made this announcement. He ap-
pealed strongly for the aid Of the
business men in making the campaign
q success. He said he expects Secre-
tary McAdoo and other members Of the
cabinet to address the rally.
From several hundred pulpits IN
Washington ministers of the gospel
will next Sunday ask the members OF
their congregations to help America by
purchasing liberty bonds. A personal
message has been sent to every min
lister in the city to give support to the
drive.
They have been asked to attend q
meeting to be held in tho board room
Of the District building next Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. when they
will be organized to aid the local COM
mittee in putting across" the loan.
William Knowles Cooper. the chairman
OF the committee on churches. Will pre-
/ side, and speeches will be made by 2
| number Of members OF the general local
committee.
Honor Roll System Adopted.
The honor roll" system 10 now part
OF the working program OF the locai
committee. This new method OF stim-
| ulating interest in the third liberty
loan by which the campaign 10 orought
down to the Individual has been FORM
ally adopted by the committes. Inie
system y combination 0r sne nonox
roll" and -sssry1ce daS' plans ana ~
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