The Washington herald., 1919-04-25

scriptions already have been taken. by
members Of this committee
A. L. Baldwin, president Of the Life
Underwriters's Association Of Wash
ington. IL subcommittee chairman IN
charge Of the Life Insurance men.
and Carl r. Kurtx 10 directing the
activities Of the bond ssiesmen-
whe They Are.
The full personnel Of the special
solicitation committee II as follows:
Charles p. Light. chairman; Leon =.
Albert. Harry Almond, Charles A.
Appleby, Z. n. Bachschmid. A l..
Baldwin. E NJ Barry. Leo Baum.
Robert o. Beckham, Harry z. Bit
finger. ]. N. Brewer. Edwin Callow.
Arthur Carr. d. B. Casley, John NJ
jr., d. G. Davis. q G. Davison, Thomas
ling, Carl A. Droop, Orville B. Drown.
T. A. Duvall, w. w. Forest. George B.
Farquhar, A NJ. Fisher. Maurice Fitz-
gerald. Harry NJ. Forker. ]. Harris
Franklin, Murray L. Clifford, Arthur
B. Gilbert, Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Nor
ris Hahn, Frank NJ. Hall. c. A.
Hammett. Charles p. Hancock, WILL
lam b. Hardy, d. Fulton Harris.
John w. Hart. Hugh Higgins. Douglas
HiIlyer, R W. Howard E. d. Huston,
Frank w. Hyatt, R p. Irving q How
ard J. Jackson, Thomas E. FARRELL.
Frank r. Jelleff. Hlcomb c. johnson,
Theodore NJ. Judd, ID. J. Kaufman.
Joseph d. Kaufman, Arthur J. Kause,
Philip King, Walter H. Klopfer. Ed
ward d. Krewson. Carl r. Kurtz.
Richard L. Lamb. H. w. Lee. Gordon
Leech, ]. Edward Lewis, Zack Lloyd,
Stanley ]. Long. z. A. Lycett. George
w. Lynch. Charles Mckinley. Donald
H. McKnew. ]. C. Mclaughlin. Will
liam ]. McNally. Martin d. McQuade,
Albert p. MADEIRA, Allen H. March.
Roland 8. Marshall. Leo C. May. Ken
meth p. Miller. Thomas P. Morgan, jr..
Roy Neuhauser. NJ. w. Pickering. w.
P. Pierce. H. J. Phelps. w. N. Piser,
william A. Rawlings, William F. Rob
erts, Joseph Schiavone. H. A. Sea-
bridge, Herbert T. Shannon, Leon
Shore, Earl c. Short, Bernard A.
Smyth, Lew u. Stabler, ]. N. Stohl-
man. jr.. Frank B Strunk. G. O..
Stecke, E. Lawrence Townsend. Max
Vollberg, E. A. warneld. Charles J..
Waters, Turner A. Weldon. James
Weir. Adam A. Weschler. Fred j.
White. William C. Worthington. Maj.
II. p. Young.
Free Air Ride.
Free rides in airplsnes will be given
to the man or woman of Washing
ton who succeeds in selling the great
est amount Of Victory Loan notes
today and also to the man or woman
who buys the greatest amount Of
the notes.
The flights will be made from Boil
ing Field in U. S. army planes. pi-
loted by American aviators there.
The Central Liberty Loan Commit
tee Of the District is to decide each
day upon the winners of the con-
test. This committee. which e head
ed by Eugene E. Thompson. will
meet each morning to decide on the
winners for the previous day.
All persons competing for the
rides must be at Liberty Loan head
quarters by 10 o'clock and must be
prepared to present proof OF hav-
ing sold or purchased the number
of bonds claimed.
1nOse with IHe nlkhcSI EcCOT Us
will be given certificates. These
certificates must then be forward
ed to Boiling Field so that the
appointment can be made for the
flight.
The Central Liberty Loan Com
mittee emphasizes the fact that
hits offer is open to every one In
Washington. the only stipulation
being that the seller must sell the
entire amount of bonds claimed on
the day in which he is competing
sold or purchased earlier in the
and the buyer must buy the entire
amount on the same day. Bonds
cannot be included in the
competition.
A rousing Victory Loan rally was
held at the Washington Navy Yard
at noon yesterday. where William
Mather Lewis and Assistant Secre-
tary of, the Navy Roosevelt were
the principal speakers.
From now on we must demand
that American dollars work for
America and not for her enemies" :"
said Secretary Roosevelt.
To help arouse interest in the Vic
tori Loan campaign here, two United
states destroyers, which were used
to hunt down German subs" on the
other side, arrived here yesterday
for short visit and docked at the
naval militia wharf at the foot Of
Seventh street.
Hundreds OF men and women OF
Washington visited the wharf yes
terday afternoon and inspected the
long. serpent-like craft and listened
to descriptions of adventures by
members of the crew.
Great interest Is being manifested
by the people OF Washington in the
war film The Price of Peace which
is being shown free at 11:45 each
at Keith's Theater.
More than thousand witnessed
the exhibition yesterday morning.
A brief address in behalf of the Vic
tory Loan was made by Charles w.
Darr.