Evening star., 1918-06-27
W.S.S.F|[MSHO
GIVEN NEW DATE
Now Scheduled for Tomorrow
Morning at II O'Clock
at Keith's Theater.
PLAN FOR RALLY GROWING

| The motion picture carnival for the
benefit of the war savings drive in
! Washington, which was to have been
| held tonight at Central High School,
| has been postponed until tomorrow
morning Mt II o'clock and will be
held at Keith's Theater. In announc-
| ing this change in it's plans. the local
| war savings committee stated that
] it was necessary because of a last
{ moment hitch in the arrangements.
Tickets of admission are obtainable
| by the purchase of one or more war
| savings stamps through any OF the
local theaters participating in the
| plans.
Features Of the Bill.
| The feature will be the first public
\ showing of the propaganda film. Ihe
| Spreading Evil" which was exhibited
privately several days ago before
| Gen. Gorgas, Maj. Snow. Maj. Wood
lev and other prominent officials con-
| nected with the Army and Navy med
ical STATS. Presented in highly dra-
matte form. it has to do with events
in Germany and the United States
both before and during the war, ana
is marked by many thrills, including
the sinking of a German supmarinie ir.
| A noteworthy cast of players, IN
| Guiding Howard Davies and Carolyn
Wagner, appear in the leading roies:
| In addition to THE Spreading EVli,
other interesting films will round OUT
| the program. Music will be furnished
| NV a detachment from the Marine
| Eand.
Tomorrow Nights Rally.
| Tn observance of National Thrift
| day." SO designated by proclamation
Of President Wilson, citizens OF me
| upon by D. ]. Callahan of the local
| war savings committee to assemble
| tomorrow night at one of the des1g-
| mated points in the city for a rally
| which will mark the closing Of the
two weeks drive; ,,rh rhe 1vis1 Hst be ol ane .ne
! nounced in full tomorrow, includes
Public Library, 7th and K streets
northwest; public library, Takoma axiom a
Park. D. c.. Brightwood PUBLIC
School, John Dixon 7o HSme, %ar, PesIor5h senaaI
! Bethany Baptist Church. I'd street and
| Rhode Island avenue northwest; Ma
sonic Hall, Brookland; Northeast Say
| ings Bank, 14th and H streets north
east. COlOred ClLlZenS Will dsseuiplC
I at the following points: Howard The
| ater, T street near 7th street north
west; 10th and Lewis streets northeast,
Zion Baptist Church, F street between
| Sd and Az streets southwest; Mount
| Vernon NJ. E. Church, Capitol avenue,
Ivy City; Berne Center. Anacostia.
New "s1, 900 Club" Members.
| AS the two weeks war savings
stamps drive nears its close. the MEM
berstip list Of "the $1,000 Club" COM
posed of District residents who have
purchased stamps to the limit allow
7, ed by law, continues to grow. These
| names were added yesterday: Robert
Berberich Sons, Robert Berbertch. e.
! c. Morse, Mrs. Louis Simon, James
La Fontai~e Mrs. Johansen. j.. E.
Hall, william A. Wimsatt, Mrs. Hams
worth and Charles S. Walter.
Clark Griffith, manager of the Wash
ington base ball club. has set aside
Saturday as War Savings Stamps
| day at the Florida avenue park. A
special program is being arranged
which includes. among other features
coEcerts by the military band from
Camp Msigs. A detachment of sol
d!ers has been assigned to the park
and will have in charge the securing
OF pledges for the purchase Of Uncle
Sans "baby bonds"