The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16


4, the corresponding period in the Third
Loan. These subscriptions represent
f20.000,000 or practically the same
amount as received in the corresponding
period OF the Third Loan.
Produce Man Gains s4,1e5.s5o.
Another Liberty Loan rally at the
New Produce Exchange, at which Lieut..
II. J. Bagues of the French army and
DIR. David Hughes. formerly chaplain
OF the Welsh Fusiliers. were the principal
speakers. resulted in t4.105,s5O addi-
tional subscriptions from members of
, that institution and brought the total up
= TO N1,073,250, pr within striking distance
OF its quota Of SIS 100000.
Gov. Marcus II. Holcomb of Connecti-
cut yesterday, Endorsed the suggestion
that next Saturday be made "Pershing
Liberty Loan Day"
James w. Gerard. former United
states Ambassador to Germany, said
yesterday upon returning from q West
ern trip that the Fourth Liberty Loan
must not fail. no matter what happens
in the theatre of the world" Contin-
uing he said:
THE six billions of dollars are needed
now and they must be given by the
American people. They will be needed
whether peace comes Through the abso-
lutte surrender OF the Kaiser or the war
continues. A triumphant conclusion of
the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign is
Americas answer to a wfimpering Kali
ser. A triumphant conclusion of the
campaign will say to the Kaiser: All
America Is determined on your absolute
disappearance as a factor In the history
OF the world The Surrender Loan must
not fall
Portuguese Day\CeIebrated.
Alfredo de Mosquito. Consul General
OF Portugal. said yesterday at the Altar
OF Liberty, where Portuguese Day" was
celebrated. that the world IL going to
see the breaking of the day when the old
prejudice of small and large nations is
30 modified that there win be only ma
lions. no matter how email or large,
with the same rights to existence, liberty
anu development. Continuing he said
Let you. strong and splendid Amer
lea, have as an ally In the struggle now
waged for civilization and for new
ideal or human society, that country,
which is Portugal, and which love as a
true son. We Portuguese take pride in
this tustiflable love for our country, OF
such a glorious, noble past. and as heroic
death renders equal all who fall on the
allied will be more than justified"
Unconditional surrender from Ger
many should be demanded by this coun-
try, according TO United States Senator
Wadsworth OF New York, who spoke on
the steps OF the Sub-Treasury yesterday.
Senator Wadsworth drew applause when
he said:
Let II be remembered that Germany
has not sued for peace. She has merely
asked that We confer with her on terms
OF equality. I venture to assert that IL
we consent to any such proposition we
will write ourselves down as the greatest
dupes OF all time and the betrayers Of
justice.
1T is the doctrine OF eternal Justice
that we preach, and justice Will no pre-
vail except as the result OF military
victory placing Germany where she can
not do this thing again. We have in
view only the future safety OF the world,
and that can be assured only by the
unconditional surrender OF Germany"
William S. Hart. the movie actor,
speeded up the sale OF bonds at the Lib
erty Bell in City Hall Park by declaring
that We will have to take the "toot out OF
Teuton." T. f. Powers, the cartoonist,
drew the kaiser's face under the cap
ton OF The Biggest Cootie In the
WI ~ 80 . cpililhic HIN WIN LID
erty Bonds"
More Committees Reach Quotas.
Effigies of the Kaiser and the "Clovn
Prince" were hanged yesterday at the
rally held by the uptown branch OF the
wholesale Dry Goods Committee Of the
Rainbow Division" at Twentieth street
and Broadway. Each time a bond was
sold the ropes were given a tug.
In addition to the Hide and Leather
Trade, two other committees in the
Rainbow Division reached their quotas.
They were the jewelers. Division and the
Clothing and Allied Trades Committee
The formers quota was s.. 5000 an
the latter's $1,500.000. This makes
eleven committees of the Rainbow Dr.
vision that have gone over the top.
James J. Corbett. the one time heavy
weight champion OF the world, will de-
liver knockout speech at Liberty Hall,
Times Square. tomorrow night.
Gov. Whitman will talk at the open air
meeting at .Elmkurst, l. l., tomorrow
night.
j. +. Morgan, Charles NJ Schwab,
Thomas W. Lamont, Seward Prosser
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury
are among the prominent guests that
have accepted Geraldine Farrar's invita-
ton to attend dinner at Sherry's to-
night.
Sailors Buy <1,1sO.OOO Bonds.
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