The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-04-26
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This Is Women War Workers Day
on Victory Way, hut the weather was
no deterrent to the plraiing thou
sands. nor 10 the speakers. The pa
rade formed on Fifth Avenue a.
Goth Street. and the march began at
Ills O'Clock. In line were the women
OF the Motor Corps Of America,
Nigilantes, Knights Of Columbus and
League OF Catholic Women. War
Camp Community Service. Y. w. G.
A.. salvation Army. J -tsh Welfare
League. American Library Assocla-
ton, National League OF WOmen's
Service, Cantecn Workers and Legal
Advisory Board.
Tho line OF march was down the
avenue to 45th street and over 20
Park Avenue and up Victory Way.
Martin Nor"l, Ass!Stan. Treasurer
OF the United states, presided. Major
Hclcn Bast"do of the Motor Corps was
Honorary Chairman.
Tho programme for the day en-
hraccd the presentation of colo-s by
the Victory Loan Color Guards, sing
inC o. The star Spangied Banner"
by the audience. ACCOMPANIED by tho
band, addresses 10y Martin NoGcl ami
Major Bastcdo; singing ~ Am?uito
FIrrar o. tho Metropolitan Opera
House and addresses by tNc Mcintyre
sisters, who did such good work ior
the salvation Army IN France. There
was also a long distance telephone
address from Washington by Mrs.
Larz Anderson.
Tho only outdoor meetings called OF
on account OF the weather were thosc
at tho Altar Of Liberty and the Lib
crty Bank. At Argonne Forest IN
T.ncs Square the Motor Corps q:
America held sway from llfj TO .
o'cloch. Scheduled 10 speak were
william II. Edwards. Clarence J.
Shcarn. Mrs. Julia Rhelnhardt and
Jerry Austin.
Girls OF tho Art Studeuts' League
began painting the L. 5. $. Recruit At
Union Square at noon to-day. To-
night will be Roumanion Night at
Victory Way. Tomorrow VIII, be
Honor Day on the Way and the OK
erciscs will be conducted by tho For
ei-u Language Group, presided over
by Joseph Ilartgtn,
The solcs ~ :he booths N various
parts Of the city are reported as being
large. while the subscriptions are OF
small denominations. Mrs. Leopold
Ste-ns, who conducts the booth at
Macys. loads with Sll6.6O0.
The st. Louis district Is leading the
nation with 26,4 per cent. Of It's quota
or S51, 1,5GO,650 A big increase is re-
ported in the Cleveland district total.
columbus and Toledo, 1t Is expected
! Will subscribe their quotas before
tonight. In New England $1,000 in
dividuas have subscribed and lO5
communities Eayo received honor
tags.
sioux CITY, according 20 loan d!-
rCctors, has ov rscrIbcd 100000 with
out the solicitation OF a single note
sale in the city. Ct!zous went
( voluntarily 20 the polls ana systr-
/ matica|ly cnterlnr their subscriptions,
Rount Low, so' 'cntccn, and his sis
.frr, lJ.rauog, eleven, are aInpng tl"
= best of Brook.En'g hooWera iur the
. Victory Loan, according To reports
/ FROM the Ilalhush headquarters,
] They live II so. % Eas, 2lSt street,
/ l'Iatbush. with their father Wnlam
|C. Low, who IL President ot the New
! York QunMacho Extract Company of
! Manhattan. Robert went 70 his 'JthSr
! and obtained from him subscription
/ Of S5C0,0JO Th"n Eleanor declared
/ That it wasn't rght TOR Aim To play
. tayoritcs. lie agreed with her and
suagcrihcd fur another half ml'I.on
IMlth her