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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
JERUSALEMS BROADWAY MUSEUM
OF THE WORLDS STRANGEsTHINGS

Of any American town. lie Is clean.
shayon. quietly dressed. It's wifcs
suit haa a. Ycuf.hofore last season
look. Tor Cairo has only just begun
to send up tho fashions 90
ltruaultm'H one department sore.
Memories uf nrirands.
N iH the jew from the stonN lanes
Of the iuurr city and itH replica,
Mean shcafim from The Nsmcniir
Georgian. and Bokh1uHn uuuttrrs
that contribute 20 Isrusntcm's faded
spectrum. The Georgian hringH up
childhood memories Of bold hrgandH.
70 docs the Hokharlnn, of striking
physique. with high boots aud Asiit-
Khan tufhHu. The fur hurlrfrd stroll
mel" MARKS the jew from the vest
efn ghetto aud the rod fsz his SephuI.
die brother Among them darts ih"
wiry NrmruItr slight kesn-rtoi. hf-
long corks,rsw ear curls hohhinr 10
aud down us be- hurrics through the
crowd. tho faithfl messenger uud
servant OF the jewish community
Tho women are few ln The lHffl
Road Those with the soft eyes %
tatootd tribal trUatH on their china
are the usdouIua. Their druu"d rags
Of once vivid hue are worn with nu
assurance hat would excite the cnt'
81 "a Paris -mnnncquin. Yelled in 70
Mhlt' OF hiA'h huH'iih' h.i'
Ni"hl'W N"Nh'h w. Wy N"lN
~ l.Hl lN'nl. h"' WV
balancing nHt trays uf seed cake
roasted srrH or rluiifluWer SLOWLY
very slowly. us lf every step we're her
last. n ahawied Jcvca. like the lif".
worn Old mother Of any rhcfto w."
N"llh "f'i l'hH l'l W." '-"'
'hlpiN i.lIh.l Nh.N, ~ w "'""
'h"'''"N w" ''""
TID t'luf oft tIr HOLY 'lt1 'f
rather Che many churches ndi. too
their share tu tlr pageant The
Greek ufiruius pf.,sin With ihg.I
d1rk boards 1ui block ruhrf uf' cnHIlr
recognized ly tnoir TAIL cylindrical
hCuddrssH ONIONS thc Armenian uul
latin priests tHu Franciscan hul
Dominican wnul"
lflr painted shadow .u IHr cleo
SUNSHINE. Jerusalem people fHrH oh.
uOtI.w Nfrr many weeks fN
Tommy whu shores with un Arab 'n
Khaki The duties uf tlv military police
Ht tho main cross rpais iIfft
ltuud and 'l'figln Road SUI
watches uhrw with wonder iu DIS cN'r
Hiatt Iusim'-- e. ~m"kc.
u sou could Iu1L just a. little FUR
thor puHf irs row uf huuks" sfunrr
faced strirtur,a with hue, wooden
signs post fnr long lines 90 diIHri-
dated rhur1es with tNrir more dI.
lpidnttI horses. yuu would SOC tHH
HIuuttine wonders rise from their
place lust inside mo IiffI gate ON CO.,,
old tItf'H ,ohhiDatuutH and Join tHr
Progression. thtir wlrpr atop fruWst
douknta or thrIr own hooded beads
They could toll ynu that almost Hi
thr SHINE moment other NSndsr Hi
,he cit,s .r,oni market place co.,
Damascus Gate urr retiring tenn
potarily from business a. 'Hmul,
their uHfsIlen water pipes
Aui now There o. n iull ln p sym
phuuv The IrrrIr huy ouria up bod
hIH NifHN rIEs fHr llH MONDAY sleep
Tho "EHHrr' l.I'H rp longer I|nHI,
and tho lIff Iurk Docs been htIr'
from tHr patient cars lHfu liuH.
,WuN.H into tHu DHrU.nH ~ tHr coli.
CITY tIui Go much ~ Jerusalem '
homo. into tIu NtllnWlHn houses witt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

lur iNu"h. the good little AW'f-
HUfu bantam meets liu bN Wilde lu 81
few dl'. lynch recently won me
decision from Nuhlr thc English ban.
tamwrIsht champion. and hopes Co
duplicate the feat uf phl Moore. TIE
American huN who startled v%VtrNnuc
NH winning tho decision ffum Wilde
Boz four round bout nof IONS ag"
There Is probably Boo other sport iu
which America hAa held H mouupol,
such Hs 10" has iu b boxing game.
There tre ouly three defeats marked
against Uncle SANS champions %
they du mot stand out dvriHlNclN
Frankie Sell hanttmWcirht cham
IIHu. boot l close twenty round drtl.
Sion tu . m HuNktr lu London Boz
lhmmcr Boz tour.round nrhi ana
iHaf the decision m 1898. lut % D. rtlh
fh"t fhp urht WAS Hn decided o. en-
HhIe pIimmtf tu W1ke SOME money
Hu Dol theatrical tour fof which De- bad
contracted
Tho uuly other Instance of au
American defeat happened WY n1oh
Iu $780, when frm Mace uUst Tom
Allen Alien wIH Hu tUEIHNWH"
Who tluL ult HIs naturalization pl
urrs boo tnIs country tud claimed fhr
American lNiUp iuuahip 20 same
year Tho year before lshH nU wtH
thr champion Hrl was uuiyItDN NF
fhr American champion. Mihr Mr
'. 3d. .'N . N'W N' "
NrHf . H..H NI. champion OF NN
country. but tu EuFlIshultu who bad
assumed fH. Uf..
Do Ia urIy tH, matter uf H utiiU uma
Iuu muu,y whom We shall see WHO
Hltrhir BOZ I battle with Iugltnd.s
great little NEhfrr Freddie welsh %
s,Ums IuIf. probable that they NIIl
Get together fHH year despite thr
hEh price uI fHr American Champion
NlIIrs demand. uttU uruurht upon
him tHr .T.r.I.H CHAT NH f"HI. Do
EuFIiahufH. IH|H .. fIr uUu ru
.uh anyone wHn wIl HruHIHIN com
slider tho ,luU IIulr Will N,, thfi
lItDHI' Is quito within reason BOO H'
mlu,luE 100000 90 rH th'ru w.'
IHf get o.
Th, fr.f International nrht boz
vhiru 1000 American cham IIuu fH'N
plr' $50. Whom u,euHu fought S's''
boo IstI
SO otu,r rrHt with the po.-ibl,
exception uI THr JrffrIra Johnson
match prrt'.I .uyh general UNcitc.
WcUt umpur tNr English. prukInE
peupl, ta IIH .Hs famous battle fnr
thp championship ~ che world Tho
ueh' fuuU place con- th" pIHIuH ui
Peterborough uu April lt tnu the I'
Tendance. 1901. IIr most nuttnI" ever
seen tf t pf'f' TIGHT Parliament tl.
|HururI IUI IfH WcWhHfH, Including
Hubrs plrIs horde and other utIrI
persons crowded tho rlrrsidr
Tho Ipui lasted two hours uu.
twenty minute. with U,vulu. Goo
"EyuiUIt RuN Httiug far the h0tfyf
~ a. fu much bon fact that tho rope.
were tuf to SOW, the EugIlHnuau
Since then foreigner have iHr'.
distHtruuslt True, Bob fitfsluIWuu.
raise. havoc With % yhtWuH hu'
: Bob was NOT champion OF Australia
Tl" following shows how Do cham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

squlrcs CEnTilshl. one round. July g.
1907.
Burns tAmericanl Knocked out
Muir NLnglishl, ten rounds. Dec. :.
1897.
Klaus tAmericanl Knocked out
Carpenter ~tfrrnchl. eighteen rounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
WITH US

: fresh YOUNG man was pressing Re
gentleman who evidently fDlt bored
90 glyo him tu Illustration of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
The Federal Electra
Makes You This Offer:

We will sell you % tract Of oil land within sight 81 hum
Irros of guud producing uHl we'll, u thr heart of the ELECTRA
IENAN Oll. FIELD. the largest ul field m Texas. the third
lurrr>f field 900 the / ulird States. for so n 50 down umd so
iu thirty days AMI two ~ iO payments We give yuu % war
rautN decd 90 your land and % prurata share pi aIl thu pro.
duoiuu 600 seven drill site, belonging to the Iot holders. Tho
money derived from The sale ot the Iui, Is held Boo trust ly thr
/ PSI National Bank of Electra I,Na,, and gor, 90 the drilling
and rquppIug uf two we'll, for the lot holders Then 49, take
ono halt of tho production ut the two wells and pay dividends
right from thr start, amd the other half gor, tu drilling ul the
seven drHl site, 90 the four different levels which will give yuu
100 absolute pro rata share in - well, or possibly more. Crude
,l b. now sold for - 30 90 $50 per barrel aud the profit, are
enormous
our lot, are fully paid mp and NON a@s,r,,ahlr. Drilling will
commence shortly and our lot, will advance ro 5000 A. the
lriI goc, down the lots go up.
IN ease 81 sickness or uourmplovmrut we have provided
Goo our contract for an extension of time ct the monthly pay
mrnt, I'm ease oi death or total disability We agree tu issue
70 clear decd 10 the heirs of he purchaser without any further
payment
This claus, m our contract win provide q steady income
from tho time ur first well r brought m for those depending
300 the earning power of the purchaser and may prove % boon
for wears IN come.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Strike Leader Says
$4,000 Are Out

PITTSBURGH, sept ,. William
Z. Foster, secretary OF the steel
strikers national committee, gave ont
figures at strike headquarters here to-
day, asserting that 2o90cO steel work
crs throughout the country went on
strike TODAY
Fosters figures were as follow
Chicago, 0,OoO; Cleveland. }00U
Youngstown, including Sharon and
Farrell, Pa. district, 5000; Buffalo,
1900; Iohnstown, Pa, 1900; Home
stead, 9G0; Braddock, Pa, 5000;
Rankin Pa, 5000 Clarion, Pa. 1900 (;
Monesson and Donora. Pa. 1900
Wheeling. W Va, 1900; Steuben-
willie, Ohio, o00o; Pueblo Colo. 6OoO ;
Coatesville. Pa, 1900; McKeesport,
Pa. and DuQucsne, Pa, 1000; Pitts
burgh. 1900 Nandergriit, 1000
Leechburg, 700; Breckenridge, 5000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

TRAN heir apparent, Archdukc Fran.
els Ferdinand
These and other sensational facts
are contained in new Austrian Of
fetal "rcd book given out at Vienna
today and comprising hitherto up
published documents covering the
iateiul period from the end of June
to the beginning OF August, 1914.
Count Won Bereh,old, through sup
pressing or Withholding information
endeavored to deceive his own rm-
peror and keep the Berlin govern
ment completely in the dark as to his,
Berchtold's real intentions and his
determination to bring abou, the war.
Count 1isla, the assassina,ed Hun
garian premier. characterized Kaiser
Wilhelm as "pro.Serbian" and warn
ed Berch.old against making Berlin
Shy" with his war plans,
Berlin, oil the other hand, com
planned bitterly over Berchholds
Withholding his program Of action
from the German government Vienna
did not give Berlin the text OF the
Austrian ul,imatum TO Serbia the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Free War Exhibit With
Wortham Shows at Fair

The Workman shows. which are
Quar,ered IN the fair grounds to the
right Of the nam entrance, wee for
mally opened TO the crowds this
morning shortly before noon. The
shows arrived Sunday ai,err'oon and
all night the complement OF UO tina,
came in on the two trains laborcd to
get the shows in ship shape for to-
day.
The Worham shows have visited
this city before but never on such a
scale as this year The shows travel
IN two sections and it takes IS cars
TO transport them When spread out
ON the lots the shows cover moro
ground than any circus.
There are 2S attractions with the
company. When they are housed,
their reservation looks like city OF
;en,ed coliseums The shows range
10 scope from the scientific TO the
lu1lctouS In the scientific line are
three models. One is OF Panama
canal. another OF diving submarine.
and the third a dreadnaugh, OF the
United States navy The 'ubmarnc
works automatically cruising and
diving and emerging under its own
power. The battle ship also cruise,
around in a big tank while miniature
figures move about on the deck and
work signal lights.
With the Wor,ham shows is a free
war exhibit said to be the biggest
individual exhibit on the road In
it are three thousand relics OF Euro
pean battle fields, and these are the
subject of lecture, by men who fought,
in the trenches. This exhibit is Tree,
and is well worth while. The shows
will remain all week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
World War Was Brought
On by Austria, Is Claim
Of Potsdan1's Red Book

Official disclosure is made in
the subloined dispatch Of coun-
cil OF the o-Hungarian min
is,ry at which the war was de-
libera,ely decided upon. The
protocol OF thI, iateiul council,
later altered by Coun, Won Berch-
told, then Austro-llungarian
foreign minister who in the light
OF these new revelations, appears
as the arch plo,ter OF the great
war, shows ,ha, those present, with
the sole exception OF Count Tisza,
the assassnated Hungarian pre-
mier, agreed that:
Wholly unacceptable demands
ought to be presented to Serbia in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
ADMIRAL ORDERED
MARINE LANDING

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22-Land-
ing OF party OF American marines at
Buccarl, near tiume, reported in dis
patches from Milan and Rome, un-
douhtcdly was hy order of Rear Adm
Phillips Andrcws.t commander OF the
Mediterranean squadron, aS the navy
department. ,e far as could he learned
early today, had received no advice
un the subject. Officials said Ad.
miral Andrews withou, question had
authority to order a landing party
ashore in event any American inter.
eStS were endangered by the attempt
ed iorcible annexation of Fiume 70
Italy by the dAnnunrio forces.
Secretary Daniels returned 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Fair Notes

Fcnmlnshlp among the school ex-
libts in the education building is far
superior to other years, Mrs. $. l.
Bagwell superintendent, said.
Several maps OF Europe shown in
the education building contain the
b,ttle lines OF the German and allied
armies, at different stages OF the war
Chickens from four ounces 10 four
teen pounds are being shown in the
poultry exhibit
r. f. Finer,y is showing one Duro,
pig which sold Tor Sl7S0. This would
be about $40 a pound.
Exhibits in poultry come from New
Orleans, Michigan, Colorado and
OHIO.
Al precau,ion, taken by the United
States government in the inspection ot
meat are shown in the exhibit IN the
agriculture hall
No Ford ever got the trea'men, on
a rough road that the ono being ex-
hibited in one OF the shock absorber
booths, gets daily.
Among the Dorset yearlngS two
prize winners at the Chicago fair are
being shown.
A complete working model Of the
Panama canal and Hollands subma-
rlne are being shown a, the carnival,
Any person wishing to ride in an
airplanc now has the opportunity
The planes land at Wcs,Wood field
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
ALBERT AND LEOPOLD
Leave FOR AMERICA

BRUSSELS. Sept, liking Al
bert, Queen Elizabeth and Crown
Prince Leopold lett Brussels this
morning for Ostend, where they will
go ON board the steamer George
Washington ior the voyage to the
United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Trouble at Pittsburgh
BrinuS About Arrests

PITTSBURGH, Sept p Several
men had their heads cluhbed and
twenty arrests were made today in
the borough of Clarion when the
Pennsylvania state police had another
brush with crowds that refused to
disperse Several shots were fired hy
each side, according TO Clarion po-
lice headquarters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

order that it would be certain to
come to wal
BERLIN, Sept 2, The initiative
in the world war was taken at coun-
Gil Of the Aus,ro- Hungarian minis
ters on July 7, 1914 no, by the fam
ous but questionable Potsdam coun-
cil OF July 5, The Aus,ro-llungar'
ian council was presided over by
Count Won Berchtold, then the late
emperor Francis Joseph's foreign
minister
Berch,old. deliberately and ayow-
cdly S,eered the Hapsburg empire
and the world-into war after the as
sassination at Sarajcvo OF the Aus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
HEAD OF M0RM0NS
FAv0RS COVENANT

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 22-Pres
Hcbcr !. Grant, head of the Mormon
church. stated at the Salt Lake state
conference in the tabernacle YESTERDAY
that he IS unreservedly in favor OF
ratification OF the league OF nations
covenant without amendment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Big FAIR CROWDS
Despite WEATHER:
RECORDS IN SIGHT
Continued From Page -

when the judges are expected to fin
ish.
Okiahoma City schools are well
represented in the Education hall, as
the State normal schools. excepting
Central, failed to show up, and their
booths we're filled with drawings from
the city schools.
A NJ, Gustin superintendent Of the
agriculture EXHIBITS. rates the exhibit
as the finest ever seen IN Oklahoma,
and praise, especially the corn. which
he SAYS IS far better than usual.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Steel Freight Ship
Workers Strike

CLEVELAND, sept, 22--Aeeord'
Ing to an official Of the Lake Sea.
mems union, sailors at this port this
morning qui, several steel corporation
freigh,ers at the docks. refusing to
work on The boats. lie would give no
estimate OF the number OF men out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

near the packing plants, as no field
/, available at the fair.
Oklahoma and pontotoc counties
have the largest exhibits in the boys
show, and the quality OF the show, IS
better than any preceding year 7. b.
Shotwell said.
Early visitors today had an oppor-
,nuity OF seeing a bull ge, shave.
Mobiles Sensational Eminent happened
to he the animal and he stood rather
patiently, as his owner soraped his
horns with a piece OF glass.
Open air advocates cite Sigard
Scmpor, steward OF the Wortham' S
carnival. as proof OF their contention
that the atmosphere develops hearty
appctiies. Sempon says it takes a
half a beef day TO feed his crowd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
To Drive Out Malsna
And Build Up the system

Take the Old Standard GROVE s
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You
know what you are taking, as the
formula is printed OIL every label
showing i, is Quinine and Iron is a
tasteless form The Qulnine drives
out the malaria, the Iron builds up
the system. u0c-(Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
PERSMINe ENGAGED,
IS ENGLISH REPORT

LONDON, Sept. p - Reynolds
newspaper, which frequently gets ex-
elusive tips OF important society do
ings. today prints report that Cen
eral Pershing is engaged TO an Amer
lean woman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

direc, cause OF the war; until II was
too late for Germany TO intervene,
the Austrian red book shows.
Kaiser Wilhelm, in a personal let.
,er to emperor Francis Joseph dated
July H. 1914, reiterated his assur-
ances OF friendship and support, stat
ing that every means must be used
end the Serbian agitation, and ad-
ded
Il must refrain from taking any
position pending the question be.
tween your government and Serbia.
BALTIMORE. Sept 22-When
Cardinal Mercier was informed last
night At Cardinal Gibbons residence
Of the reported servance OF diplo-
matte relations between Belgium and
Holland, he said
Il knew there were difficulties but
had no reason 10 suppose a rupture
was imminent"
Others in hi, party did not seem
surprised over the news.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Cardinal Celebrates Mass.

BALTIMORE, Sept 22.-LardnaI
Mcrcicr celebrated pontiiical mass in
the cathedral Sunday and as on last
sunday. the sanctuary was filled
with bishops. priests and ScmjnarIanS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Johnson Gone to Washington.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI Sept p.
Senator Hiram W. Johnson OF
California, left for Washington Sun
day and will arrive in the national
capital Tuesday morning. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

Washington last night after an alb
Ncnce OF more than a month during
which he visited the Pacific coast and
opened new dry dock at Honolulu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

preventing any trouble. But In the
main the independent concerns, like
the corporation, have opened up shop
and continue with their work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Births.

Mr. md Mrs George Jones, go East
Washington avenue. girl.
Mr. and Mrs. sam A. Yost 100 East
Locust street, girl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Vital Statistics


Elliott Humphrey. 81. Topeka, Kan,
and Mrs Nettle johnson, 80, Oklahoma
City
James II. Lark 30 and Mrs. Rosa
Coleman. 32. both Of Oklahoma CITY
Roy Armstrong; 2S. and Ola Leeroy,
.s,- both Of Oklahoma City,
Harry A. Blass, 30. and Maude Cor
lett. 30, both OF Arkansas city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-20
$780, 900, 900 Daily
Is Country's Quota
For Victory Loan

WASHINGTON, April 19.-First re-
ports to the Treasury Of the Victorv
Liberty Loan campaign toe day disclosed
that the three weeks drive to raise
s4,5oo0oo,00o already has been started
IN hundreds of communities. Without
awaiting tho formal opening Monday.
committees have been at work gather
ing promises Of subscriptions to be Of
hclally recorded on that dav. MANY
cities had arranged parades and mass
meetings Of citizens for to-day and to-
morrow to boost the loan. and in MANY
churches preachers have planned to
discuss the urgent necessity of Amer
lca's pushing the loan, in connection
with their Easter services.
To raise the entire amount Of tho
loan it viii be necessary for tho coun-
try to subscribe at the rate Of $3.50
100000 each. day. onicinls look for
large subscriptions the opening dnv.
although the volume Of these probably
VIII not be Reflected until late next
week. Arrangements similar TO thoue
in the former loans have been made
for. gathering, daily reports, on. strb..
scrIpfons received by bnnks md
actually backed up By thn initinl pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-20

Movies in the making will be trans
forred TO Forty-second Street in the
interests of the Victory Loan. Through
cooperation OF the Aeolian Company
and the Famous Players-Lasky Cor
poration a section of the motion pict-
are world viii be transferred TO the
windows Of Aeolan Hail each day at
noon beginning Monday
The windows have been set as n
moving picture interior and sections
OF a film play scenario VIII BE re
hearsed and filmed eacn day. When
the windows are mdraped Monday
May Petersen, soprano Of the Metro
poliian Opera Company viii sing "1he
Star spangled Banner, accompanied
by a band from the battieship fleet,
and Dorothy Dalton, llm star, viii
deliver an address.
Scenes from the Paramount produo-
tion, "Oh, You Women" then will
he feheasaed and photographed IN view
of the public, with truos 1ruoH and
Louise Hun ia The star ioioa aud John
Emerson handling HE diractor's mega
phone. Anita luNR, author al tho
seenafio, Viii assist ia tho ptodue-
ton,
Later IN the wcelt special Liberty
Loan scenario viii he Hlagrd with many
movie stars ~ tho caat Bond buy
et4 Will receive auuvcnra Of signed
Of the performers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-20
Honor at
Stake in East Loan,
Secretary Glass .Su-

LIE Y E LAND. April 19.-Carter
Glass, Secretary of the Treasury, in
an address here tonight, opened the
Victory loan campaign in this district
by saying that the entire country is
ready and that the success Of the final
loan is assured.
The Secretary was given an ovation
when he arose and laid emphasis on
the fact that the soldiers had done
their part to save America and the
civilized world from the German men
ace and that it was up to the "stav-
al-homes to finish the glorious work
Must Back Up Troops
THE work of our boys must be
backed up and the way to do it is to
put the financial shoulder to the wheel
and put over this loan," he said.
"a world is to be rebuilt. Should
we pause and debate as to who should
rebuild it? No. The enterprise should
be started right away with the whir
OF mills and the din Of thousand cs-
scn'iai industries should spread to the
uttermost parts of the land.
THE American people should sun-
patriotism of peace The foremost Oh,
legation is the duty Of guarding jcal-'
ously the honor of the nation
The war is over, in a sense. but
| decline to believe that the Amerj~
can people are Indifferent to the hon
ornble commitment of their govern
ment or would diminish the splcndor
Of the nations achievement bv an az
hibition of avaricc in time of peace.
Predicts Success of Loan
-Four Liberty loans have been
floated, and nothing nor anybody can
shake my faith in the purpose Of the
country to complete the splendid
structure Of national credit by making
this last loan a great success.
The honor of the government is
involved Being your government, il
IS your honor that is involved; and !
know that the appeal of the American
government to the American people
viii meet response of which the ma
ton will be proud"
Secretary Glass will review a mon
ster Victory Loan military parade here
tomorrow.