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THE SUN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916.
4- o
GARNER OFF AGAIN
TO HEAR APES TALK
Will TaUo n Phonograph to
mirli l,iinirntirfl of Congo
.Monkeys.
WOMEN WILL RAISE FUNDS TO HELP TRAIN
5,000 AVIATORS FOR NATIONAL DEFENCE
IS A IT Kit IMCTTRES TOO
rur'li" -ItiOlo. tVurf! my frlnd
Vfi 5 l"
"i: ii i llfir- I am under tlifje
pj'ni". f'11' "
"0: u. ,!.( llific n tnoii)nl, I
want to Join j mi
W'hl' h n tnoiuo t.ilW, mull cli
,l,,t of the African JiitiRlt. Inter
irrifl 1' l''"f Uloltalil U.iriAT. It
. tv tal!. "f tin- little nlWN tll.lt swlns
M t.i ' t. 11 ' not nf ""'
fjrt S 'f nalUs itjirlRlit j y
, , ii or t t.ilU t't the .'lilmp.utzf ! f
of t f
ier:it.on. Iior.ivi'r. liny
to " .i , l'
V -r i.. .ir two wpU11 n i
i;of p k:'" frum J'1' Vor'
fn. th. front ' I'miK", 111" iel.tlt)
rur'lns pi omul He K""i lurti.v mi Ii
, A11 ,, , .1 111 (illrMIK Ills 'll(ll"t
. .) ' i sii.tBf .mil ti.irtlj" on lv
Alf of i . fSml'JiKonl.in Inft tiltltm aril
1 1 1 1 -i r Zoo. fov (MCli of which llr
.-( to nhtuln a collKtlon of iiViiHi.tn
mil .i .1 u.iluril history .l- Iiiumi",
np.il' twctity-llvi' rnri I'rof,
Oatiit u.i "" nliiit to Afrlc.i to tin.
lor h niM-lf In ii iU too "ttoiiir for
i e:. tln rnxln alin of jttvrlllin to lend
ncart. nhi lie ll5liT.nl nUlit and ihiy
n c.itrh tlu strange IntleCtlonB of th
jr olce. Now he on converse with
IttJe. nionkoys .nut WR. returnlnu their
-ure. but tt.ere 1 much that remains
to t l.vmH.
Mr. Dlininrs In Intrrratrtl.
Trtif ti.tiuer w.ih oriIIiiit on his friend
RavmoiMl I- Dlttiiars. curator of the
Bronx Zoo. v esttrilny afternoon and con
ttTini: with .Mr. Dltmari" about the tli
a,U of th new xi edltlon. They nre
tvre.-tcd In the iiiovIiik jiU-ttit
OfJibiltles .if thf rxtetllttn:i. at Ills
j'u "i S Jisdnlf Mr. Pltninrs has nti
ib. i i- iiioMi1 studio In which lif o
-t- iind ohtaui home retnarkaWe
lo.i j s of entom lloic.cal spfelnvni'.
-of lijTf Intends to uee Mr, Ult
U! Id-a. In K'ttltii; Mm of the army
r.t e 'r .1. tlio f-roclou xoldler and
'raser ai.t t n which whole vllliires
ee la term when It swium by thou
nr'lf r irf'i th Junple.
I j- 'if ! i many tile Ideas for his new
i:d ' T i etudy if avc UnBuaur
. afte all. lii tlr.t k-'lent'.tti- aim. He
i'l j "' '' to tn reae hl vocabulary
, i j word". He will take with him
; ;or record for tin- recordlnc
c- n, k-y latiKiHce 1! will try to
,nur" .! 'iv three youtiK Korlll.is for
t t I1-p" Z.k and two or thiee youn
c 1 . a w'idl.
,, p to the Trench oniro,"
u, 1 l'rrf liarnet' yeKterdaj. "and will
fb'l-h headquarter" n the Like V'er
r.i V.iitai- about two deBrees south
i'i. (iiaitor .mil nerhltlis l.'it' .ll'.le
1 f-o the coast. Thereafter I j
!....! 11 Inland to about f.'ift -nlles !
f"
ailH.'AflH f lii
OiprlKl' I'n leriud t'ndrrond.
mmi-iirt",w.-l.".A--J''l
TN0vH'ls- i
T EADERS of the National Aid Society Seated Mrs. W. Allan Kartlett. StandiiiK (left to richt),
(left to ripht), Mr.. S. Stanwood Menken, Mrs. Mrs. Irving Brokaw, Mra. Henry Hatnlin, Mia
Charles Van Rensselaer, Mr.. William Alexander, Martia Leonard and Mr., llertha Ware t'ady.
Anurlci will not be without an ariny a ineetliiB of the National Special Aid !
corp of aviator" If the women who ront- Society at It headquarter, li'l l'lfth
pose the National Special Aid Society iivenue. eterday. Th Seventy-first
can help It. The entite pioieed of tho l!eKl:n.7it band will play patriotic air and
"patriotic rallv for national defiiice" to f,unoiiB opera singer, who-e name will
he held by this society In cooperation ,, announced later will sins "The Star
with the Aero flub of America lit Cat- lnKiP1i Itanner" llenrv A VI- Wood,
nesle Hall the evenlni; of February '.'a vice-president of the net,, club, will pre-
will be tinned oer to the fund In-'m;
r.il-ed for the training of it coip of ,1,ii0
iiv'ntors
Sic. ii' 1 'he need ' U"!v. ral nnl.taiy
fon n .1 foe the trait. .UK of aviators c-mipu!-.
i. ,.i i.. .u,Mied Hut tile Kre it attrar- n. - .fi'
the Ihirope.ill b.lttlelbl i ce itK .1.
show. ne inrsh.p" ilo'i.K ii. I i i r ii n
Th women are tukitu; the mi-p,.
Ill-' iUetioll Willi tfie.lt ..illli'.-ll
and Mi' W. lleti t'.arthtt sa.d Jo',
day tliMt the wa- koIiiit up " m i s
rimitl Jut to ee how . (',
The speaker jestenli" w- M ij
loll V I.liel,fd of the New .1, .
Jr.-' t a. who spol-e r.- -..rni'is I--'
en . I'l. I l"'il ' He I -'.
y niilit iry iru-, -.i; w a--i
1 - i'i- il .nii.' ' i if Ii- ..
!, tail of the rally wfte discussed at tlon ,s t be ninv UK p'diire- taken on levi of r iti n 1.!.',
WOMAN WILL UNDERGO "SPECIALIZED FLATS" : EX-SHOW GIRL WIFE
KNIFE FOR 98TH TIME FOR GIRLS ARE URGED ' SUES J. E. CALHOUN
!il
She's. Moon Stitched So Y. W. ('. A. Invesliaator Find' Wiint Agreement l Wliieh
Often in Nine Your She
I)oen't Mind It.
So-enlled "HoiiH"" and
Hull lledrooms I'nfit.
She Waived Aliiinn llinhl
fni' Solid Set Ai'de,
C '
f.e
..... .a r-
at on my rormer e. - '. .,.,,....
... 1 liaf. .. ,ntruct a strong case ".lie Vi-a - of . .Voiili rveidw. .
1 rod.- about llve-Ki.te,.nths Yoner w d" "f the .lo-ijih
. ., .i.aiiieter. tn- whole en-, Vita'e p i-iari'i : to uiu'erKo theiilli"-
u nett.nc of Mel wire. The ty-e'j; n" -urn
i.d .1....MI ...I liv .i ttneniti; of trini ' i-r In 111
..,.1 i no U"lt: lo the c.i?e til-- niiol.e: of m 'I'iuw made
,ie all of my .iceK-ary equip- b idy til"! a' i renni. nr. " in.oii
. .... ..I..., 1 L. i... ,.f ii i!i-.in..fri' l'.irk. New carrU'il Olll.
T ' t MM IK mil i . ..', ....... iiuit.x.H
r'V 'hrce moving picture cani-. y.irl.. who hat- performed inos
.milium.. soul:! aim to ill- oi..'-atloi. toM hi patient on
f i. .ii (iii.H-tlw nrowiers. my -u. to .iIji ..I'..-.- that m thei w.i
. mid so on. I no: n in' of hr body that h.ol ii"' 'wwi
I toll.'..ed by the l.nife he did not I.'iow
l.in-llli to He t.iired. i i.ow futute operation could siiiiie'y .e
apple l.i-i' r. oii that ! sewn up
"Sp.'i i.-ilized apartment houe fot Mrs Mab.l Sind.r -il.. n '..n
. .i ..r,.i.i.. of lihm show nrl anil wife of Jam." IMw.inl
BlrW nmy soHe the problem of ''. ,, ,,, ..., p.,,,,,, ,.,
for Wilms women foiced to exist on a (. , ,,!,, Ulli .., '.w,n ,. i ,. '
if o'lettn'on pet formed w-ekly w.m-c of from S" t If 'be . . piomofr a'ld sr-n-ci n.d-ot. or
I- v .'"- ,Zr:n Z f the boar.1 ..f the Y..,,,,, ,
Wl'llam "Allien'. fhristian aw'wiiii - j aml u ylly 1ter.l.i. .n lor vui to set
rk Vew carried out. The board' asItatit sec- aside an .iKiiement b wlnen she .11
t of' th- retarv. Mis I'.-ther Packard, has been i . epted S.'.firt In lleii of all alimo' fr .,
i .. i.. . ' ' . , , . ... ,,,, her miliitid. Mr 'alh..u,i ilt -.n1 j
' in.tklnir an Inve.tlKa.Ion li.to the lKiuc )oi ,,,,.,,, ,,, , , ,
.1..
.ii t
, -..w,.., .....I i ot..M . "I li-ive nail ' main.
O.i Mill'1 H'J. I'M' '
aid Mr"
t thii iilunt.itloii and to i.iy Vitel
l as. Yon caimo'. tlnd :i m'nd them an 'nn
b pUmB'ni: tnto the Jun- nfraM to bh iinu.'r n.
lon't
,.wer
condition of norkli.c Klrl. and the io- Mc.un-i
suit was a i.-eoinmviulatloii mat ii' n .iii. Tiat.on
apartineiit hou-" be built The boa.d t'.ri'.umn ti-nlbd ' i'
Is -.rtoinH i-oiislderlnif the siikki stint . irv ;. I'M I while slit, wa-
Ml-s r.okard study of Me sinwior l Intel lui-.ioul l.i i ini-ha'dw. in
w.ih most thorough. Mie obtained 07 r. .hb he wa i.'"irif -"i i l.n-. i- r ,.
i ... ...... i . w ..-itli worklnuwonieii II.. didn't rt-turn. but . i."
I w.if n.wer 1 ; ' ,,., .,, .....i i1Vl , i fril, i.t, ii.. Nii-el. iimi. who haul. . I -i
knife, and that ....'. .., ,,, ......i,. i,. .....i, of i-heek f..r t:i. told her tnr h.
You tnut brine It m to l whv I have survived tdiiet.eMi ,r, ' ; ,, . ,,ri4itll; Ki. u- homes She support ai.d a"ked thai he u a r.
no i,f fiiml, hi calls lis nil- i opration If peojil" "tisiped thliikini: l.lm(,i,1j,(j thal jf jjiere I one thliii: e-'ipt for il. She ilid so. hit le.it md
-..it aureeiil.le to him. that they were colnir to d." on tne v.r,(. h.in it !,,,)! bf,ir,.M1 jt n "Home" later that she had s' let id i -epaiatioq
i x.t to set some wonder,- oti-rutiiis tnole .'lay would come th-oimh . Jt ,.,,.,! u , .f tbeie l any- agreement .a whhh she ,.t- .1 $
s t- "! and to capture sev- ,,n Hsle." ' ,i,iB 'r,. 'than' such a Home it I a H lieu of all alimony, .-he t. . th d that
r .! ' and chtmpilieos I I Vital.. husband die I n ear icn. , i1MaP1,(1I1. she took the . hei k to latum! I! Quxb.
a- 1 with the Sn..thonlnn Ir.-' w VI-. "he wa on the operatin t tide,
i. te one of thilr men uc-!,.r tlrt extierlei.... re-nlied fiMin an
.. to join ate after 1 hav utta.'lt of anpend. Mtl In New iiiUan".
a i'iBnient In the Junule. tjk itti;eon nude a bad Job of I; and
de it collection for the ! t,,i ,n i ,i,uip :(n over ttitiiln. one
he
... f
1-
i.nerntlon followed another Until
-t" a'tv :i'iloii to rapture jlluj two performed remilarh e.o h 'uotiHv
s . s t.,t zee winch ran b . .
it. 'actonli- a was Mlsle,
' meseetril to ' the llronx Y.oo
' .-trs ,co. She died it yeHr rico ,
ORDERS OSBORNE JURY PANEL.
'h it
t -
Su-ie could do about i:-Vpilen to
i four-enr-old child
ould aemble iteomet-
. ir f.t'i plane and solid, could
nuemenl Inilletnient 'liiemlnr.
Wiiitk. I't.siSK. N. V. Feb. in. Ju.
hall beilroom
Mi- l'a. kard found that tin re aie
llfty-the iion-commetcl.il "home" f.r
woiklnitwonieti In the city, w'th total
lie '..mmod.itlons for ."..a'lf' She ntudled
rntnuliiK houe too, and makes the
startling statement that In ! room tic
h.ni-es which she visit. d only twenty
six have any sort of public pat lor where
the n'rls can entertain their men friends
And so Ml Packard tirue tin
"spe-lalUed aiiartment lioue." plradlm;
a friend of ht r faunlv and a d ,t
for he.
Mrs I'al'i.un t.-i tle, that h.r hii
band told her he hoi a th rd int. r. -t "n
certain ''a'adi.fi " t'"",ett ..'id th it i
hi shite was wor'h S 1 .r.i....t.
Niis"bau'n. called a . w iih-- f.o t't
hoiin, ie"tltl.d that althomih Mr- i'iI
l.riuu wa iiervoi wlie'i j-he " I tlo
iinr einent, she knew Vih.tt she Waw dn 'iK
and told him Mie didn't th'td. f .flu wa
. noiiirh to pay her fin a wa vi ..f I
i hut It would till a Kreat need anioni: ni;h,K ,;, a ,.,.,K a, ,,, ,,.. ,
iiiousanos 111 tvori.lUK Hiri .-.urn a friKn,., the .tKteenie. t
lilllinini: woillll nave nine oi mull oihi tv,li,11M.M eollii-e lontenilM tint lie
jp i.t iree tierrectiy anil up to lice .iinncniuir in me .-iiinni ii.uiii oo iuhiii'iii-'i o- ne-.n-. . JOt m i wile aurr no ii.oi -ipi'iii n
Mi'f Hv eotild elect "l color to.day dln-cteil Comnil-sloner of .luror and would have it cafeteria run In eon-j on her and wa unable to bornoc an
t .n.l ..I.,.... 1 ... tfO r.fi t.u tn ilrau' un extra tlllliel of "mi
' . . about iKio word. .Juror to serve at tho trial of ov-Warden
v ' .... the rnot Important er. j Thomas Molt tishorne. which will henln
P" n I sier attempted. Twenty-tlve I on IVhruary 21. The ex-warden will !.
enr intlts used to hiURh at ! tried on an itidiclmnt chamlni: perlury.
hut they don't any lonser. It wa announced that Justice Mor-
" "hi worn off and experl-1 -rhaiiser will permit Mr. inhume to
re.n. ihown that I wa correct plead to the Imllutineiil churKiiiK ni "-
i- . ai- hout the abllltv of inaiiiiKement at Sine Sine ptlmn on
' e.fv ideai hv means of the .Tuesday. Iitrlrt Attorney Weeks ha
e t r.i I opposed the pleadltiK to this Indlcimen'
'c rr-irs ild that the nil-' for some time on the cround that I' I.
'' ' i". 700 expeet sreat ieults his niivlleKi- to fix the time when Mi
Career's expeil.ttotl
aiil Mr. IHtmais, "has
Hie supplv of animal
I to keep our lllttUtloll Up
r v i'n". The anlmitts came
nv throURll the HilKenbeek,
n- ureil them In frlea
So i e of our collection are
'liis'ed and we depend upon
' to help u out.
.eovt ileviroii" of obtainlni!
i' a n two and a chimpanzee
i trotllla Is easily worth
i 'i. spei-lnieri -fe had died
ne a ico, I look for Prof,
lain splendid contribution
mer w stnppinc at the Hotel
in .-omplrtms his pinna for
' 101
Osborne shall plead,
DECIDE T0INVEST1GATE
JUNIOR NAVAL RESERVE
nertloii with II Item.. II iiioiikhu more money fr Ins fa'her He sm.l
could he n low as K 50 and J3 it week, rulhoun is tin. line to .ain h own 1
- itc hecaiise of his "tieiiotis, ins...i!
FAMILY NEEDS $150 BADLY. a.,,i m. nt.n sta..
I The case will iro oti to-dav
Mntlier "d Seien Clilldren thlnl
by I harll Orikaiilxntlnn,
Seven MititiR children ami their mother
were left helples when Mr 1 wa ac. I
ileiitally lillled 111 n street afliay. The
t that he had nothing whatever to do Thomas W lli.i.nlliu i h i-ii,.-with
the quaitel made his loss far more niiin.ii:e. of th.. loi tj -emiith Sti.-.i
bitter to hi wife. The Chailty invanl- Tlieat'e, ple.uh d Klult b.l.n.- .Iiit.'..
zailon Soclfty ha.s teen l.eeiiinr tho hunie , HerN'i t, llirriuaii and Salu.nii in Sp. -together.
Three of the children had In -ii cl.il SesiouH yesterday to a . haiL-e
placed In nn Institution, but they have allow Iiik a in. nor to perfopu on th,
been rcslottd to her now, and the little j Mane wiihoul a pound nn .I.ii,u,i.
home Is far mote comfortable and brlttht ! an uncut of the ileiiy s.,.i,iy f,m
Th-oldest child, a lad of la year., has James Kaule KI diets v ...i' old. p'a
:no stnrteil to work and Is niaklni.- Jl.aii nil.' A'cd Mom. 1 In ".lill a Wonnn "
r ,"i o an. i n tt hi on i -i
BOY ACTOR IS CALLED OFF.
l ine llnnu ihff lliilne Mooouer
Thomiin llroilrilinrsl.
uai.li ulilali lie tllt-nu nvep It. IiIh
1! ..t V...... I ,.,..,, .,l,..,. III.' !!!.. nr.. oiilv a wm It . Uiol he I , Mrs I 'at ll. I . Ill
I r J 1-1-1 ill , HI I ii" ''...',,... ...... ... - i .....I .l..,!,. I
jiaCIlM IIO "I' lllrtll.. irni Him ..illie
The mother cannot elm her clilldren Ih.-i
care mid atleutlon they need and do
much work, but take, In M'wlni:,
The o'let asks for lira) to cover ac
tual necessities for the next dx month,
lilfts may be sent to 10a ICast Twenty
mel w....,,,i,l .ireet. iimi will he nroinollv no.
leet Henry II. Ward to
Conduct liiquirt.
riiiectois of the Navy laacu
jesteidny at India llmr-e imd dl.ufed !,,, iR,.,,
- the raited States Junior Naval Heerve, T,m Mtf,.t) aoktiow lrdK s with Ihankn
BENEFIT MATINEE PLANNED. the orBHiilzutlwi or which it I ine par- ,,a!lll ,.(intrii,ulloii of II In response to
, r,,l hody ami which eiijoi-.i ior .i mo.- ,( prPV,m, appeal in Tub Sp. for
tMII lie l.,,. nt Thenlrp I'ranriili
on I'elirllnrv Ml,
. " " -' 'a Clara romuilltee of the
Vacation Society will
tun services o rti i.i...... '"""' . another ranilly
been a inetnher of the "Wo llos,
famed for collecllni; money from prom
inent person. Tim Navy I.eiiKut. I. ro
Ins to investlcate the I'nlteil Stateji Ju
- WHITMAN PLANS NEW PRISON.
11.1 th. I.oi'-r.ldiel-
were
hlimniolled to coult. The .lusti. i.y .mi.
peildeil seiilence III the c.i f of Mis 111,,
liets. a lliet did li.it he icve blie w..
tlle resi)onlllle pill'ti ftcl the ll.ali-
ai;er oiil il oil his plei, - Maul Super
intendeni Tlio'e.i Moor.- of the t 'In I -dieiis
Society told the court thai "His
proceeilllnr was taken only after ecr
liody'H paticnci. in llie -nc.lt wa laved
to the iitninM The d.ii ml nits eninvl.i
disreiiatdnl till law "
"rules. the men tt " .Iqtice llelhcit
told the llctf inlaid, 'i ie llh-t I'
tint assiuaiice Ironi tin. i m-i Id..
heads of volll' compau.i " -liall b,
coinpelleil to iinpn-e a lame tine on yon.
To kIo an npp.iriunlti. lor mi. Ii .ismii
ance lo be made we wi I adjourn in
case until I'ehi u ny Is "
Hlor Naval Iteservo hh .i result of the Wnnta Another Insltlalloii Mkr
-orty-fm rth stree-, I l'!!!!V-'V." "!"!" m , . 2 Thl irrt M..rto.
'i! for the betiellt of n-IXthe InveMhiathiV ' AuuST. l-eh. 10..-HOV. Vhltl.,a " "--
"..ire inaliitalneii lij in. jlo.rt iiacoii, former Amhussador to ,n.. It plain to-day that he faiors an-! A illimer for iibout '.'nu of Hi" dest .
s.tni.i ( lara. .N. "r prunce, wa. tllrecied to lnvell.tti. the uper farm prison on the line of tlmtuiei poor of the ncKhborl I will be
p.eii' iiii.erciuosi". .-."ii . .. , tin rtserve a week ami. and (treat Meadow prison, to be established i ulvnn to-day mini 'J iini'l ' I' M in tin
i .iiK.tr i ' ini'i . ' , ,., ...w.Htion of Inqulrlni,- Into the re. it.-c1cmii. Dutchess cumty
and IlUtneiiette "III . .. .... li.iho & Helm. 1 'rlw. floeornor wants mi itiiiunnrlatlon
publishers of Tfcc Nct en h'nw tnaKitzlne, , peli) work In the sprlliK. with suf-
UeI
HlMll 1
It
r
nt
lir
' a he obtained of Miss Ade.
I ". 11 blast Slxt' -sixth
"ie hoX otll'e AlllOlli:
in uen are Mrs John
a iniiip ; Miss liaylls,
Mr Anon Heard, users,
i ! i. , Jacob Astor, Mr.
u rnrloss, Mrs. Adolph
' ! in S llurihn, Mrn. I.
Mrs Iti'Kliiald I'lnckc,
. i. liieenoiiKh. Mis (,'hes.
VI r William W. Ilenlclt,
lb hi, Mrs. Ulfford Pin
v lir Welib
I ou iliieli (in tor In Urollnnil.
i. ,. Ihiulishman who has
t i i'i cull;, said that the
i ii'i'tri with Kfouse. part
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t ie hunters had none to
a. Inids weie bieedlriK its
. n Hie e.'inie annnlH of Scot-
created a storm In the leaune. Ititlph nolent additional funds to construct a
II, StrusshurKer, one ot nn. iiirecior. rut.w ,oek at Sinn sihk,
who favored the Invcetlcatlou, has slin.M
New York Home for Homeless Hoys 1 1.1
Hast 1-Kd licet, by Million I ; .i
founder and iniinai,'ei' of the home it
Is to cotnnieinoniie the twcnlj -llfih a
nlversaiv of the bcRimum: .f In worl.
been made the defendant III a 2Sii,
suit for slander by liaho e; llellli.
At yeaterday'H nieetlni.. to fur as
could be learned, no slep were taken
to nupport Mr. Strassbui . In this Milt
Herbert I.. Satterlce pieslded iind was
authority for the ettitciiient ihat Mr.
Ward would constitute a comml'tce of
one to look Into the rese-vc nnjanlr.a
tlon, of which Scolt Halm of liabo -llelni
I secretary. Mr Haho has said
thai the books of tin- rinianUatlnu ate
open to a free and frank examination
I'roin the door of the ofllriw of palm
K Helm the lettered printing of the
Navy l.cHRUn'K name, had been deleted
iesterday No explanation wa made
there as to the rausn and Inquiries of
the league's dlrrclors ri'Kardlnu any
ptinlhle HnvrrliiK uf relations failed tu
penetrata th mystery.
1' Os PER MONTH ON PLEDGE
0 OF PERSONAL PROPERTY 1
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF MEW YORK
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setenth Ave., bet 4Mh iimi 40th His. iiriili.iin Ateinie cot lielietol.e i
tilnglnn Aie., cor I a II Ii Street. I'll kin innc co- lh-kiiwiij .r
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li.sl Ilotmon Ht ror. Kei ht 2 TWO W KIiliS I'UHM DATIi j
Every thoughtful American of to-day, whether
private citizen, public servant, preacher or writer,
is following George Washington in pleading that
the Nation
Prepare for Defense
Without Delay.
WHY? Because these men KNOW our country is in
grave danger.
American honor, life and property require national
insurance.
We believe America's continued existence requires obli
gatory universal military training for our young men and
readiness for service by them for national defense.
Men and women of America you can help !
Help the campaign for National Preparedness by giving
what you can to further the work of the National Security
League.
Do your share. Don't expect others to do it for you.
The League Needs Funds
to give One Hundred Million People all the Facts-Facts known to Every Foreign
War and Navy Office and unknown to most American citizens. Your contribution
will be used for educational purposes through our Branches, as well as National
Headquarters and other patriotic organizations, and will be carefully spent. This
is a great work and merits the assistance of every man and woman in tho country.
Congress will act only when there is a positive demand from the people. To
impress upon Congress the necessity of action, the League is organizing branches to
widen its influence and desires your membership.
Send your subscription at once to the
NATIONAL SECURITY LEAGUE,
31 Pine Street, New York City
INC.
At least, enroll as a member on the accompanying coupon. Send a two cent
stamp for literature and membership blanks to distribute among your friends. We
need your help.
OFFICERS
JOSKPH H. CH0ATK - Honorary President
AI1'ON H. PARKER Honorary Vice-President
ROBKRT BACON ChairnmnBoardof Directors
S. STANWOOD .MENKEN, - - President
HERBERT HARRY - - - - Secretary
E. H. CLARK Treasurer
Read This!
THE NATIONAL SECURITY LEAGUE
is a non-political, non-partisan, absolutely neu
tral organization, which is conducting- a nation
wide campaign to secure adequate prepared
ness for national defense. It has sixteen state
committees on National Defense appointed by
Governors and seventy-four Citizen's Com
mittees appointed by Mayors, to co-operate in
its work; 12(5 organized branches from Maine
to California and a National Committee repre
senting its r)0,000 members.
The League advocates support of the
Woman's Section of the Movement for National
Preparedness, No. 1 Madison Avenue, New
York City.
NOTE: This advertisement is paid for by
a friend of the League who believes that the
American people will welcome an opportunity
to unite in a single organization devoted to the
service of the country.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Franklin Q. Brown, Chairman
Courthmdt Nicoll Samuel V. Fairchild
Frederick H. Allen
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Nicholas F. Brady
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.John D. Crimmins
Walter E. Frew
-John B. Lunger
Parker Sloane
J. Kennedv Tod
U. Creighton Webb
George T. Wilson
THE NATIONAL SECURITY
LEAGUE, Inc.
I dosin; to he enrolled as a niPiubcr of the.
National Security I.eajri"' in tho class designated
below with a cross-mark X and I em lost- herewith
$ in payment of dues.
MHMIIKUSHIP
f. .Annual $1.0(n
I . .Contributing $."1.00
I.. Life SLTi.OO
U .Founder... .S100.00J
Same
(I'lraee write name anil address with particular care.)
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desired)
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f City
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