New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-03-31
Rabbis Urge Jews
To Do Utmost for
New Liberty Loan

An appeal for every American jew
to do his duty at this time, "when our
civilization is tottering,' by subscrib-
ing up to the hilt to the third Liberty
Loan has been sent out under the
signature of eight leading rabbits. The
call for unstinted loyalty from the
Jews is one of the moves of the Ma
tlonal Security League to line up the
various units of the national life pow
erfully behind the forthcoming off en-
sive for patriotic dollars, The appeal
reads:
lat this moment, when our civilza-
ton is lettering and when our coun-
try is bending every effort to annih-
late the forces of evil and to re
establish world democracy. it is in
cumbcnt upon every Jew TO aid with
every means the efforts made by our
country to win this great struggle.
which viii bring about a new freedom
for the world. The Jew mas always
been a fighter for ideals. and no more
idealistic work than TO AID in the
present struggle can be found.
"The third Liberty Loan is about to
be launched and We urge every jew
to do his utmost, as in the case Of
the first two loans, and respond lib
orally to the country's appeal"
The message is signed by:
Dr. Solomon r. II. Hurwitz Of the Rab-
bnical College of America, editor of The
Jewish Forum Rabbi Saul Silber of Con-
gregation Anchir Sholom, Chicago; Rabbi
Henry Guterman. Of Scranton, Penn; Rev.
DR.. Samuel Buchlcr chairman of the execu-
tive committee of the Jewish Ministers AS
Mendes, of the Spanish and Portuguese
Synagogue; Rev. Dr.. Elias H. Solomon. of
Congregation Dehiath Israel; Rabbi Paul
Chertoh. of Congregation Shaarei zedek. and
Rabbi Mordecai A. Kaplan, of CONGREGATION
Nachlath Zvce, of New York City.
Business men of the East Side have
been invited to attend a lunch on
Tuesday, at which the Liberty Loan
will be explained. Invitations to the
lunch, which viii be at ITO De
lancey Street, are being sent out by
Bernard X. Marcus, vice-pres ident of
the bank. who is also a vice chairman
of the metropolitan Canvass Commit
tee for the Liberty Loan. Many fore
most financlers have promised to at
tend
The Metropolitan Canvass Commit
tee, Of which A. B. Leach is chairman,
yesterday completed its organization
according to police precincts for house
toulouse canvasses in behalf of the
coming bond notatlon.
In each of the police precincts. head
quarters captains were appointed and
instructed to appoint a lieutenant for
every block in Manhattan, Brooklyn
and The Bronx Through this far
reaching organization the arguments
why people should subscribe will be
driven home by men familiar with local
conditions.
With Mr. Leach on the committee. as
1T has been finally constituted, are:
-, William +. Atkinson, S. b. Brakeman
George + DeNtsr. l.. Arnold Frye. r. Wills
Goslini 3. r. Marcus. Douglas Mathowson
Edwin 2. Maynard Joseph ?. MERIDIAN, H.
}: Miller, J. S. Myrck. William j. O'Shea.
Edgar l.. Perera. II. Duncan Reid, Dr. Ell
Thomas ". Lamont, of J. P. Morgan
e. Co.; Colonel J. +. Dennis, of the
British Canadian mission; Colonel
Moses Greenwood and Daniel Frohman
will be speakers Tuesday morning at
the mass meeting of theatre folk to
take part in the next Liberty Loan
drive. The meeting will be held in the
/ Palace Theatre