New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-22

made TO have John Mccormack. the tenor.
speak also.
Members Of the textile trade will have a
rally at the 69th Regiment Armory.
Wednesday Officially proclaimed by
President Wilson. Governor Whitman and
Mayor Mitchell as Liberty Day. when the
monster Liberty Loan parade will take
place In Fifth Avenue. In the afternoon
Mrs Guy Emerson. wife ~ the publicity
director of the Liberty Loar in this dis
trict, will christen with bottle OF cham
payne the captured German submarine and
formally name it U-Buy-s- Bond" The
captured German unders surface boat is be-
ing remounted in Central Parks sheep
meadow. near the West Sixty-sixth Street
entrance. and IS part OF the Liberty Loan
cNhibh
In the evening street corner rallies will
he held In every part Of the city.
For the remainder OF The week all &C
tvities will be centred to get every avail
able subscription ivr III, governments
loan.
Buy Liberty Bond" the song
written especially and presented TO the
Liberty Loan Committee for use in the
great final drive, will, through the
courtesy of Marcus Loew, be sung in
many of the Loew houses all the week.
VI. Friedsam, head of B. Altman &
Co. has granted permission to J. Ka-
dell Hulling, the tenor, who is en-
ployed by that firm, to sing the song in
the different theatres, Mr.. Hulling hav-
ing volunteered for the work.
The Boy Scouts of America will to-
day start their drive for the loan, 267,-
253 strong. As in the first loan cam
paign, where they were immensely sue
cessful, the Scouts are engaging in
this service at the direct request of
the President. and form the largest
organization IN the country taking part
in the campaign.
At the request of the Liberty Loan
Committee, members of the New York
State Woman Suffrage Party will have
section in the Liberty Loan Parad.
next Wednesday. Mrs. John Blair.
chairman of the publicity section. and
Mrs. F. y. Louis Slade. chairman of
the war service committee of the CITY
section. are arranging a group of 900
suffragists who have been identified
with the buying and selling Of Liberty
bonds.
This division will be headed by the
7th Regiment Band and led by Mrs.
Charles Stone, chairman of the New
York State Woman Suffrage Liberty
Loan Committee; Mrs. Learned Hand
Mrs. Slade and Mrs. Blair.
Carl Laemmle, of the Universal Film
Company, has announced that, starting
this morning, on 10000 screens
throughout the country will be shown
newspaper cartoons urging the people
TO subscribe to the loan. These ami
mated appeals will be done by car
toonists of leading papers, and are ex-
pected to aid greatly in the last weeks
drive.
Labor and large number of believ-
ers in the Socialist theory are coming
20 the front as supporters Of the loan,
according TO reports TO the Liberty
Loan Committee yesterday. One of
the first apparent results obtained by
the recent appeal Of national labor
leaders to trade unions was state
ment By the secretary OF the Asbestos
Workers Union, to the effect that the
workers had agreed to invest all thar
overtime" money in Liberty bonds.
in this small trade alone $4,000 will
be subscribed at one time. and, II the
plan is adopted in other industries, the
total will be tremendous.
While prayers and appeals in the
city's churches were being uttered
Yesterday, the League Of Catholic
Women. getting down to actual work,
made sales of more than $4,000 worth
Of the loan. At the headquarters OF
the league, 1874 East Eighteenth Street,
Mrs. George A. Muir. chairman OF the
Liberty Loan Committee. announced
that 200 women have begun an active
campaign in the parochial schools,
where they will reach approximately
1000 children.