The sun., 1918-10-07

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Quite a demonstration occurred when
secretary Wilson said s
Our American boys have turned the
tSde OF the struggle In France and we
arc pushing the Germans back more and
more toward Berlin, and we shall con-
tinue to DO % untfl the power Of the
German military caste has been crushed
and peace terms established 90 that there
can be no renewal Of this terrible con-
test, and q league OF nations estabIisbed
Ike the league Of the States Of the
United States. which will perpetuate
peace for all tinea"
Secretary Wilson said he had thru.
sons and twelve OF his nephews nxhtIn1
for dsmocracy's cause. and II there BE-
need for men Of his age he was ready 10
make the supreme sacrifice. Mr.. Wilson
said there was nothing left to do hut
break with Germany when the latter ar
tempted TO tell the United States how
many ships We could send weekly TO
England
IF I understand properly the shirt.
OF the American people. native born or
naturali.ed." said he. they wifi never
submit to king. prince or potentate.-
Continuing Mr.. Wilson said A. period
has come when there is a great need Of
I'll 1Ho pEyNtgAl COfnrOTfA
that democracy can continue, and urred
al present to subscribe to the Liberty
Loan and lfken their contributions 10 the
single drops Of rain which hiring forth
great harvestG
Aeha Appslbaum. leader Of the HUI
ranitarian Cult, IN . speech said the
cult were pacfnsts until Congress de-
ciared war. but that members of the
cult were assisting IN the prosecution
Of this war 20 that our armies win be
victorious and the freedom Of the world
be made safe.
Cantor Josef Rosenbistt, a Russian
tenor. sang Jewish songs.
J.se-sisvs Pledge s17s.ooo.
Pledges for s17s.ooo Of bond. were
secured yesterday at the meeting of
Jugo-Slav societies held At Tammany
Hall. with Milton Wright presiding as
chairman Joseph HArtigan. the prin-
cipal speaker and chairman Of the for
eign language section of the Liberty
Loan praised the aid being given by
the Jugo-slAva Ths audience voiced ap-
prevail when Mr.. Hartigzn said:
II predict that within seventy-t~,o
hours after reeeivtng Germany's appeal
for peace President Wilson viii send his
reply and that II viii be a. brief and A.
pOeetAJ aSs.aN8 - WS1 A1Ao tCPtJ ~
Austria"
Chairman Wright said he believed that
before the Liberty Loan campaign 10
ended there viii be n bond in tas home
Of every Jugo-Slav In New York 81 the
present rate Of sales Is any indication
Of their response
The progress being made by the met
ropoiitan canvass committees house to
house canvass during the trst week Of
The drive Il shown By he fact that S1,l32
subscriptions, representing the sale OF
s3,ss7.740 worth Of bonds. were OBJ
tanned This Is an average Of q little
less than 312S per subscription These
represented the returns Of
thirty-six out OF the sixty-nine precincts
covered by the committee This COM
rittee. In It's desire to raise 100000
u using schools, churches,
theatres. political organizations. draft
men, Boy Scouts. police reserves and pa
triotic societies
western Union Helps Canvas.
So that the Fourth Liberty Loan may
be placed at the door OF every person. 10
matter where he lives in this country. the
Union Telegraph Company
plans to enclose with each telegram de-
lIvered q pamphlet calling for suhScrtp-
tons. according to Newcomb Carlton.
president Of ths comuany.
NO matter II q man gets ffry tels-
grams a day. he will find the little re-
hinder accompanying each Millions u
these pamphlets are now being tistrfb-
uted to our districts throughout the
country. Each OF cur Offices also win
have an easel in the window carrying
Liberty bond poster.
S4-N-
Eraph and the New York Telephone
wires along the blocks In Fifth avenue
between Trenty-fourth and Fifcy-n!nth
streets for the display OF allied nagA
You don't have to teil-A red bloodei |
American these days what his duty Is. |
Any American who isn't at white hot en- |
thusiasu over Ehis duty couldn't be /
moved thereto with stick OF dynamite. |
And any one selling dynamite for such |
1urpossse these times couldn't sell 1
enough TO aztfoy q cat Subscribing to !
Liberty bonds has become as much a |
part Of our duties as signing vouchers !
'or rent or buying groceries"
In Response to TIRE appeal of Alfred |
3 Smith, Democratic nominee for Cow
.rnor. 70 all friends To subordinate poli-l
Tics to the Fourth Liberty Loan. the |
dITcu r. SHlLn committee. OF W6lCh b /
,. woIlman is chairman. has sent n let /
er 10 men and women prominent In Ali /
,ranches OF city life. irrespective Of their /
,olltical Affiliations, urging the purchase
If Liberty bonds
Opera for Loan Wednesday.
Every effort 10 being made to keep the I
public interest focused on the Liberty |
Ioan through Entertainments and cor |
,erts Pasquale Amato. the italian barry |
.one of the Metropolitan Opera Com |
amy. has been added to the list OF ar
lists that will appear AZ The Liberty |
loan patriotic concert in the Metropoli- /
an Opera House next Wednesday eve |
ling. Experiences which have been re- Z
vim be reproduced in tableauI on the .
stage.
In addition to Amato the audience will
rear Leonora Sparkes. Anna Case. Ca 4
1rielie ellis and Gina Ravines, not TO 4
mention the regular Metropolitan Or I
.hestra conducted by Richard Hageran. /
Applications for tickets will be received |
By the Allied Concert Committee. e. /
Cedar street, and tickets will be allotted l
IN a promise TO subscribe 10 bonds on /
he night OF the concert, the best seats I
yoing TO the biggest subscribers
On the following evening the PhiIhar- |
monte Society Of New York. Josef Stran- |
ky conductor. Will make its frst APP
this seoson for the Liberty |
Geraldine Farrar. George VI. Conan and |
George W. w!ckershan1, former United l
Ill