Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-04

Rufus Day, c. f. Matthews. J. p. schick.
alexander Wolf. George c. Jordon.
James R. MITCHELL; l =. =; M W Mn1an
ssW. c. Taylor, w II. Saunders. H. W.
i" '9zidder. A. H. Zimmerman, Frank Ho-
gan, A. E. Seymour. Thomas Little
page, c. NJ. Joyce, James Shannon, Lieut..
Skeels, Herbert H. Ford, Frank S.
Perry and N. P. Williams.
The automobiles were donated by the
:afollowing: Mrs. Joseph E. Hurley.
Mrs. Roger straus. John E. Baker. Mrs.
W. ]. Boardman. Mrs. E. F. Sweet. John
A. Dix, Miss Atkinson, 1344 Irving
street: Mrs. Power. 1921 Kilbourne;
= Lambert Reed, DR.. Loring johnson, J..
8. Wright, Mr.. Benss. Woodward
!. building; Mrs. Arnold. the Raleigh; W.
n Groverman. Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
mann. j. n. Davis, G. c. Hane, Mrs. K.
Anderson, Mrs. D. C. Shea, Mr.. Ishau1,
: ,303s N street: Jesse n. Jones. L. Lowe,
: Grant Leet. Miss Goodall. House ofice
I. building; Rev. W. F. Smith. Mrs. julius
/. iRosenwald. w. E. Brown. F. g. Bright
. and Mrs. r. W. Hamilton.
-. Anacostia cover the Top"
Anacostia went "over the top" last
night for the loan, with one Of the
largest demonstrations ever held in
.fhat suburb and resulting in subscrip-
!, lions amSunttag to $4,000, at the rally
mont was made at this meeting that
. notwithstanding the fact that the quota
Of the Anacostia Bank was assigned
as about $4,000: more than double
bcribed through this bank and it was
Hpected that~by tonight this total
..Would reach $4,000, :. .
Il Addresses were made by Fairfax
= Naulty Of the local speakers. commit
II tee. William Mather Lewis, secretary Of
:. tho National Patriotic Societies and
'sAenry H. Ford, chief clerk, Corps of
!; Engineers. who recently returned from
!; the French war front. One Of the fea-
futures Of the evening was the presenta-
ton to the community of a service flag
s:from each Of the churches of the suburb
fsandfcating that Anacostia is well rep
y.xUsented on the battlefields in France.
Il Addresses at Rallies Today.
/! War Department employees in the
II Building at 9Th and B streets northwest
tsyere addressed this morning by L. T.
Randolph. A loan appeal was made to
s.1mployes OF the health department at
= the District building this morning by
stCharles w. Darr. At 11:3O O'Clock en-
.sployes OF the Washington Terminal
:Company listened to urgent appeals
:i3rom Colvin Brown and A. e. Seymour
bond rally at the Department of
::Commerce was held at II o'clock, at
(which the employees listened to a stir
.:ring appeal by William Mather Lewis
x Members Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association Of Washington will be ad-
::dressed at rally tonight in their cluh1
.sfooms at 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA
:!evenue. T. D. Gannaway will be the
.:Drincipal speaker.
Il One Investment If $50, oOO! } <
= Joshua W. Carr. secretary of the Per-
s4etual Building Association. reported to
sSiberty loan headquarters today that
sphts organization had entered a sub
sScription for $4,000 worth of third
satberty loan bonds. This organisation
sAlso subscribed generously to the first
land second loans
III g. Atlas. treasurer Of the Hebrew Re-
Spief Society, this week purchased lib
fteFty bonds to the amount of $500 for
fehe association. An appropriation for
iReheir purchase was. made at q recent
f{meeting OF the association at which NJ.
ffkorman, president. presided.
II Fully 1900 children this week attend
stod liberty loan meetings held at the
tt0everal Fairgrounds under the direction
lief Rev. Albert H. Zimmerman, a scout
Stmaster. who taught them the yell:
n Rlay-srounds, Fairgrounds. Hoo Rah Rah,
~ WS're for Liberty. Sis Boom Bah!
d. c. people that are we
~ Pfactfcfng daily c. c. c.
III Buy that bond and buy It today
" Show your faith in the U. 8. A. 60,
- Last. night the scoutmaster addressed
large gathering at the Willow Tree
HALEY playground, and his bond drive
NWill close tonight with a meeting on
:ehe Howard playground.