The Washington times., 1918-04-18
JEWISH LIBERTY
/ LOAN RALLY NETS
| DOUBLEESPECTED

me adding machine ran hot and
BANNED from registering Liberty
loan subscriptions.
An avalanche OF subscriptions at
The Liberty loan rally last night at
the Hebrew Temple on Eighth street
sent the total wEirling up TIL the
adding machine, registering $3oS,6oo,
.sammed. Leaders at the rally assert
that the total will be 100000.
II an delighted!" exclaimed r. 3.
n. Lyons, in charge OF the rally. !
unE hoping that we would raise
500 900, and we've doubled my esu'
wasn't It the most snthusiastie
reEpouse you ever BawT demanded
the Rev. DR.. Abram Simon rhbbi OF
the Washington Hebrew Congrega-
zion. THAT meeting was q tonic;
thank God. not Tsutonie-"
TewVJs vTas wen FIned.
The rally opened with the audi
toriuua OF the temple well hlled. In
She front seats was 4 group OF Red
cross members IN uniform; over the
house. here and there . spot OF
khaki or navy blus.
'Ths StGr-Spangled BanNer opsnee
che evening, rendered By Zee BAUM
1rarten ana the choir. Following the
invocation BY Rabbi stern Aee
Pomsrene, Senator from OHIO, SPOKE.
Germany will never Teutonlzs
America - declared Senator Pomerene.
sAmerfcang, rather, VIII AmeFtcaniEe
Germany. ArnSrioa belongs to Ameri-
cans, and never viii It be proVines
of Germany"
from Illinois, reaH three kilograms
he had that day received. They told
OF the death OF Illinois boys, YET, In
stead Of showing dependency, they
echoed patriotism and detsrminaeon
20 the end As they requested mis-
aid in pAyIpg honor to the nailite[y
you are not being asked 70 gfvs
ANYTHING" Congressman SABBATH sa4o.
IN the midst OF applause. you ers
asked to deposit your money Win
the greatest bank In the world
Told Of Trip to France
TnnresEions gained while overseas
we're. told IN his address By Clarence
3. Miller, conTrsssman from Mime
germany sees ahead OF her dis
aster." ConEressman Miller said "Shs
a ruined financially. This war IL the
most expensive luxury Germany ever
Then Followed the cali for subscrip-
lions. r. B. II. Lyons. chairman Of
the rally, called first for q subscrip-
tion Of s1OO 600. There was a wave OF
suppressed amusement, which was re-
peGted when he lowered his bid TO
$4,000, but which changed to ap-
plGuse when Capt Julius Peyser made
a subscription OF 1000, S1oceo Tor
the Security Savings and Ccnnhercial
Bank, $4,000 az trustee 81 an estate.
and 10000 for himself and family
A EIood Of subseElDtioaa.
Followed = flood Of 'subseriptiens
hat kept the rally open TN aftery IL
o'clock. The Onion Savings Bank sub
scribed $4,000: II. GoldenberE. S26.-
900; Simon Lyon, through telegram,
$4,000: A BrylawslSi. OF THE Cosmos
Theater. $4,000; II. Eiseman & Bros,
$4,000; Louis Simon, SIC, 200; Joseph
strasburger, 5000; Milton Hopfen-
lnaier, 5000; Garhart Forman, $1,000;
c. A. Goldsmith. $1,000. R B. II. Lyon,
5000; LansburEh 4 Bro, SIC, 900;
Harold J. Pack. $1,000; Stanley Lana
burgh, S2.5ooi Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clark, 81, 300: Alexander Wolf, g, 900;
------. N~e-4lT N@IseNb 4-AAs CAuucy
strauh 1880; Mrs. Besuis RheITn
1900; Joseph RoEenthAl, 1900; Sid
Heller, 81 900; A n Baer, $3.50, sam
uel GaAAs 81 ,oOo; Hirsch Bros, s., 900;
Sidney Kaufman. 5000; Rose Ger
h2rdt, $50: NrA S. ". AuEsnstsin, $50
ana CongreaSman Julius Kahn, 81 900,
The total does not include $4,000
subscribed to Mra. Abram Simon. the
Subscribers OF which aSIsad that their
oHmes be withheld.
We can safely say WdtVS paanSA
c3o eSbO.OOo mark, and ~ ouRht 10
BIT close to 100000" said ChSirznSn
Lyons this morning. 'I Just received
q $4,000 EubscfiptiOn from NJ %.
Rosenberg for the Bank Of Commerce
Gnd BeHingIs and two mora men have
phonsd me they're coming in TO sub
scribe. hOW much I don't know
rhs rally has been . most thor
Ough BucceaG"
eaEh SUCCESS. ana the credit for rai1-
1ng this monay goeS to the vomon's
LAbertY lean oommittsA"