Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-19
LOAN PARADES TWO
DAYS NEXT WEEK
Patriotic Citizens of North Phila-
dclphia and Tioga to Stimu-
late Interest in Bonds

ono Of the largest patriotic demonstrations
over held on Germantown avenue will tako
place next Tuesday evening, when tn" Gem
tral Germantown Avenue Business AS
sociation in ro-operation with the Tjoga
Business Mems Association aud tho Cohock-
sink Business Mems and Improvement Asso-
citation, win make "a great drive for the third
Liberty Loan. Elaborate preparations arc
hcinE made for the parade, which will start
at Eric avcuuc and continue down German
town avenue T. Montgomery avenue.
There will hr no commercial advertising
The one central theme TO be emphasized in
every possible way viii bc patriotism and
Liberty Bonds as the people must be aroused
aa never before to the necessity Of winning
tho war. There will be thousands in line.
delegations from churches. patriotic societies,
mills factories, fratorna organizations,
Rcd Cross and Emergency Aid societies, cN-
cmption boards. patriotic tablcauN on floats.
Boy and Girl Scouts public and parochial
schools and IN" three business associations
The stores on tho avenue will be illuminated
and viii he decorated with flags and bunting
Mr.. Joseph u. Deepen, president Of tho
Central Germantown Avenue Association,
is chairman OF the joint committee of ar
ranGcmcnts. which includes Mr.. Mark Lip
schultz, secretary; Mr Daniel q. Leather
man, treasurer Mr.. \. r. Swaync, Mr.. Louis
Gilbert. Mr.. J. \. McIntire. Mr.. William j.
NASH. Mr. Daniel !. MCCruddcu Mr.. Warren
Shclmirc. Mr.. =. Oliver Dcrr, Mr. John l..
Pabst and Mr.. Charles Macuner. Mr. Gregor
prummoud. Mr.. Dcrr and Mr. Swayne will
act as marshals.
Others taking an active part in the parade
and the drive arc Mr.. Wilbur II. Zimerman.
president Of the Tioga association; Mr. Will
liam Hancock, president OF the Cohoclsnl
organization; Mr.. Thomas Casey Mr. Mat
thew J. Donoho. Mr.. George Lohr Mr. Harry
Smith Mr. Harry Iibman, Mr.. John NJ.
Gross. Mr. George StocSS, Mr.. Edgar A
Hobson. Mr. Jacob Y. Loux. Mr. George Ru-
doph, Mr. Frank Kramer. Mr.. Charles
Friel. Mr. Horace Michael. Dr. +, +. Erihbs
Mr Thomas Buott and Mr. Edward a. Sny-
der. In case Of rain the demonstration viii
be postponed until Thursday evening.
April -.
The North Philadelphia district. which OK
tends above TIoEa to Wayne Junction. will
hold a demonstration on Wednesday eve
ming. under the auspices Of the North phila-
dephia Business Mems Association. which
aims TO make the patriotic parade the
largest ever held in the northern section Of
the city. Merchants and industrial concerns
are arranging patriotic floats, organiza tions
of all kinds, letter carriers, school children.
drafted men, Sons Of Veterans Grand Army
men, soldiers and sailors will be in line The
affair is in charge Of Mr. Edward t. ZegIcr.
chairman; Mr.. Paul Weudler, assistant
chairman; AR James g. Rudhart, secretary /;
Mr. q. \. Wick, treasurer; Mr. Matthew
Kenney, Mr. W. j. Clark, the Rev. F. A.
Bowers, Mr.. Joseph Ziegler, Mr.. Newton T..
Freed, Mr. John MacBean, Mr. Howard T..
Hecliler, Mr. H. +. Zieger, Mr.. w Brown,
Mr. George Spoerhase, Mr. Clifford Russling,
Mr. w Talley, Mr., W. Zearfuss Mr. John
Michel Mr.. II, u. Miller Mr. J. y. Mountain,
Mr. William Robinson, Mr.. Thomas Dearlove,
Mr. Frederick Hartung the Rev. s. B. Will
liams, the Rev. Cornelius Hudson, the Rev
G. Il. Alspach, Mr.. George Berger. Mr. F.
Crannage, Miss Bocllius Prof oliver Ely,
Mr. Thomas NJ. Eeeley, Mr.. Thomas Keefc.
Dr T.. X. Mcpherson, Mrs, r. Wriglcy. Mr..
II. Henry, Mr.. W. Lcmgo Mr. r. Schucl;
Mr. w. Claudius Mr. A. V. Richards, Mr.,
H. Walton, Mr.. Herbert Wendler and Mr..
George T.. kimball