Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-25

Columbus, Ohio. 50. 600; National Rifle
Association of America, by F. H. Phillips.
IT.. secretary. $4,000; Commissioner Gar
S. x. Luttrsl. 1900; John H. Duys, Nsw
York. $1,000; Rudolf Wenbur, New York,
1000; Walter Rapp. Boston. 8. 1000; Capt
o. L. Miller. Camp Gordon, Ga. 1000
Lieut.. N. Fallon. U. 9. n. $500: W. c.
$500; Percy Wendelon, New York. $1,000;
F. Jacobs. New York. 1880. and also
| $500, being 10 per cent OF A. Weber's
subscription; A. Weber, 10 per cent Of to-
tai amount subscribed, which called for
Jack Cohen. $500; Louis Hirsh, $500: T. v.
Prisament. $500; Capt. A. w. Bennett.
| Camp Amherst. Mass. $500; F. II. Ste
phens and E. W. Thomas. Jointly, $780,
The grand total to date is s1,so2.sbo.
Rally Tomorrow at Petworth.
| Petworth citirens will attend a pa
the interests Of the third liberty loan,
at the United Presbyterian Church.
New Hampshire avenue and Randolph
street. The meeting will be under the
ISOLATION. The principal speaker VIII
be Representative Undertake OF Colo
| RADIO, one of ten congressman who WIS.,
tied the battle fronts in France.
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14th and A streets southeast. tonight
under the auspices of the Resurrection
Memorial Chapel. Rev. Enoch ID.
Thompson will appeal to the members
to contribute to the building fund Of
the chapel, that the money may be used
to purchase liberty bonds and later be
applied to the building Of new edihce
$4,000 viii be Raised in this manner.
| Members of Troop S. Boy Scouts OF
America, with headquarters at Bethany
Baptist Church, I'd street and Rhode
Island avenue; are the happiest boys IN
magnificent marching flag, the ma
tionaI emblem, to begin their CLEAN
up" campaign on the third liberty loan.
The donor was Henry Lansburgh. one
pists. Rev Hugh T. Stevenson. pastor
| Of Bethany Church, is sponsor for the
troop, of which j. Henri Wagner is
| scoutmaster and W. Silar Smith, r. NJ
Graham and Samuel Millhauser, are as
sistant scoutmaSters.
| Rallies Held Today.
| To boost the total up to the desired
quota, meetings and liberty loan rallies
are being held today in the government
| departments. in churches. among citi-
| gems associations and the employees OF
business organizations and canvassers
! are calling on individuals both at the
| homes and in business houses.
I Today was rally day at the bureau
| Of engraving and printing and by mid
night every one Of the 5000 will have
| the third loan. At 10 o'clock this morn
| ing q group Of employees laid aside their
| work Of printing liberty bonds to hear
speeches about them from Assistant
| Antoinette Funk of the national wom-
| ems liberty loan committee and Eu-
| gene E. Thompson. secretary OF the
| local committee.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Rowe and Mrs. Funk spoke before an
other group at II o'clock. and at IL
O'Clock Mr.. Love and Miss Katherine
Synon addressed group. Following
the dinner recess, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury Moyle, Mr.. Thompson
gathering. There will be two other
rallies at the bureau tonight. one at 8
o'clock and the other at midnight.
! Employees of the Library OF Congress
were addressed this morning by Colvtn
Brown.
Meeting at Congress Heights.
| At s:15 tonight in the Methodist
Church the Congress Heights Public
Improvement Association Is to hold a
liberty loan rally. W. w. Spalding
| Will De IHo speaker anu W. w. : AASo
will preside.
| Members Of the Master Bakers Assoc
citation of the District are to listen to
I a liberty loan appeal from 3. ]. Eynon
at dinner to be given tonight in the
| Continental Hotel.
| Members OF the District fire depart
ment heard talks this morning by c. F.
| Consaul. T. D. Gannaway, r. 8. Roberts,
Samuel Herrick and w. W. Spalding.
| There will be q rally at the Church
|of the Nativity at s:30 o'clock tonight.
when C. X. Gould will be the principal
tspeaker. At 8 o'clock this evening A. E.
seymour will be heard at q meeting OF
1.-THE Brookland Citizens Association.
Employees Of the Woolworth Five and
| Ten Cent Store, 7th and / streets. will
be addressed at o'clock this afternoon
by J. r. Schick.
A rally for the employees Of Adams
Express Company Is to be held at 8
o'clock this evening. when James Z.
O'Toole will explain the third liberty
loan bonds. saks & COMPANY employees
will listen to an address at o'clock this
evening by Samuel Herrick
Program At BrooklAnd.
A liberty loan rally Will feature the
meeting Of the Brookland Citisens' A..
/ sociati6n in Masonic Hall, 18th and
i Monroe streets northeast, at o'clock
tonight. DssidSe IN .aAdftss BY one ct
the speakers ri the liberty loAn com-
i mittee, Dr. Mi1lineton VIII make re-
port on street CDR service to tho eubhfb.
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