The Washington times., 1918-11-16
PATRIOTS AID FUND
THROUGH THE TIMES
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"and It Is nok over over here We
must be careful that rehabilitation
does not mean Generalization The
battle has Just begun. and our prob
lens are greater today then they have
been during the days OF battle Every
one who has II boy over there must
give to his utmost IL that boy Is to
come back ohm sound in every re-
spect"
MeetinEs to Dc Held.
A whirlwind finish to complete the
Capitals quota during the two re-
naming days is planned.
Meetings will be held in every sec
ton OF the city. Tonight there will be
a bonfire celebration on the Ellipse.
Music will be furnished by the navy
yard band. and there will be moving
pictures. Mrs. James w. Wadsworth,
jr, wife Of Senator wadsworth, of
New York, will be in charge.
At Liberty Hut. Gypsy Smith. the
evangelist, who has been in France
for the Y. NJ. C. A, and Raymond b.
Fosdick, chairman of the committee
on training camp activities and act
ing head of all the organizations in
relief work for American soldiers.
will speak. The Marine Band will
play and Mile. Yvonne de Treville,
prima donna of the Royal Belgian
Opera, will sing.
President and wife Donate.
The campaigners received new en-
couragement yesterday, when it was
announced that President Wilson and
Mrs. Wilson had donated $500 each to
the fund. The President let 1t be
known that he would be sadly disap-
pointed if the National Capital would
fail to raise its quota
"Sinkers, Sympathy and Salvation
were discussed by Commander Evan
geline Booth, of the Salvation Army.
who addressed an enthusiastic mass
meeting at the Liberty Hut last night.
Henry Morgenthau. former American
ambassador to Turkey, also spoke and
emphasized the Importance Of the
work for soldiers being continued un-
til rehabilitation is completed. Vice
President Marshall presided.
Meetings at department stores and
Government departments are sched-
uled for today. Yesterday meetings
burgh & Bro, Fairmont Seminary. the
LCpdA NAhNhN eAo S--S
culture Department.
ayr Secretary to Speak.
w. B. Love, 'HY'' secretary at Camp
Humphreys, will address q meeting
at GoIdenberg's today.
A mass meeting was held on the
south steps of the State, War and
Navy building. at which Franklin d.
Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy, addressed several thousand
war workers. Admiral Cowie pre-
sided. and the music was furnished
by the Marine. Band.
Speakers last night at the theaters
included: Belasco. Henry B. F. Mac
farland; Gayety, Joseph P. OToole;
National, Roland b. Mahoney: Ly-
missioner Louis Brownlow; and Polls,
n. Rosenberg.
Subscribers Announced.
Additional subscriptions announced
today are:
s20oOO-American Car and Foun-
dry Company.
$3.0O0-Mrs: Henry Rea-
$2.5O0-GeneraI Electric Company.
Si.0O0-Col Maitland F. Griggs.
Washington-Norfolk Steamship Com
pany. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Atherton, Pa
triotic League OF Lansburgh Bro,
Johnson & Wimsatt. Computing Tab
ulating and Recording Company.
Washington Times. Mrs. Raymond
Baker. John l. Saltonstall and Mrs.
Malcolm D. Sloane.
$6OO-Mrs. Ella N. Warder.
$5o0-EIliott H. Goodwin. ]. SkeI-
ton Williams. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
President Woodrow Wilson. Annie
L -
and Mrs. Simon Lyon. Young wom-
ems Hebrew Association. NJ Philips
born & Co.. Hennen Jennings. Con-
necticut Pie Company. and Frank J.
Hogan.
S3OO-Crane Company. C. A. Ken
yon. American Steel Foundries. Peter
A Drury, Mrs. Mary II. Kendall, and
Justice ]. c. McReynolds.
$271.5o-Ward & Co.
$500. ]. DeMoll & Co.. II. Fes-
sender Meserve, C. z. GaIliher, J. ].
Mrs. Mckay, Col. Julian
H. Harris. Wilson & Co. and Mrs. r.
r. Hit.
s2o3-Hub Furniture Company en-
ployes.
soon. Auth Company. Franklin
& Co, B. Rich's Son and Corby Bros
employees.
$15O-Mr and Mrs. Charles Warren,
Henrietta f Rowan, Becker's Leather
Goods Company, C. Becker. Alex. c.
Tener. Charles B. Bailey, and Herbert
w. wAlff.
$125-Mr and Mrs. E. ]. StelIwagen
and r. F. Jorss.
Sl00-James B. Henderson, p. J. Nee
Company, Peter Grogan, W. w. Wells,
II. B. Leary. Mrs. J. II. Carroll, Sam
uel H Kaufman. Wilbur J. Carr,
Della S. Field, Robert Batcheller, Mrs.
Joseph z. 'Thropp. Mrs. William Ma
ther Lewis, Mrs. Ord Preston, Miss
Hilday Fletcher. Mrs. Helena II.
Bailey, Miss Agnes Saul, Miss Mary
c. Saul, Mrs. George J. May, l.. 0.
Cameron, Richard H. Swartwout, Mrs.
parmeiee Herrick, Isabel d. Stedman,
H. l. Rust, The Louvre, Oriental Build
ing Association. Ragan & Taylor, Inc,
F. p Mertz. Walter Brownley. Mrs. d.
D. v. Stuart. Mrs. L. w. Austin. Miss
Mary Ida Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
3. Bryant. Col w. r. Parker, Lieut.
Carl Lohman. The w. d. Campbell
Company. Mrs. Hayne Ellis. Mrs. Sarah
b. Miller, William A. Hill. Cudahy
Packing Company. A. Loeffier Pro
vision Company. J. L. Leverton. George
Otis Smith. the Very Rev. and Mrs.
Bratenahl. Mrs. Julian A. Repley. Mrs
Mccoy. Alfred p Thorn. A. II. Bruner.
James Inglis, f. |. Rosenfeld, and
Mrs John d. Morgan.