The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-29
Admiral Mayo IL Speaker.

SucceSs OF the experiment. nhu tne ut-
most difficulty In getting connections.
Admiral Mayo Is speaker.
Admiral Henry r. Mayo. commanding
the Atlantic feet, using the sound ampli-
fers, but speaking from the platform,
said:
I'VE were on the Job. Now the aues-
ton with us in the navy II Arc we going
to be on the job in relation to the Vic
tory Loan? believe we are. We have
a motto down In Washington which says
Match the Navy Match up to the en-
Loan"
Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman delivered
this message:
They have asked me to practise what
preach. don't like TO 20 into my
private affairs. but will very gladly
subscribe $1,000"
The subscription was written imme-
distely.
Rear Admiral c. p. Pfunkett told the
crowd he had every dollar ne owned ex-
cept his last months pay in Victory
notes.
New York will have its first public
view OF the squadron OF captured Ger
man submarines to-day. The submsrsi-
Tvs WA aiifu OIL tno battcTy AT j ~
o'clock. Two OF the latest and most
formidable Of the feet. which will be
commanded by Commander Conant Tay-
Tor. aboard the submarine mother ship
U. s. s. Bushnell. will be tied I'D At
Battery landing. This IL the dock at tho
west end Of the Barge OfYice Tho re-
mainder OF the feet will stand by In the
fairway of the Battery wall
At l 80 o'clock p. M. they win move
up the North River accompanied By a
squadron OF twelve submarine chasors,
which will demonstrate the speed which
made them formidable annoyers OF the
unoersea boats by circlins the subma-
rines at full speed.
After proceeding As far northward as
Washington Point. about 20oth street,
the squadron will turn about and re-
turn TO the pier at the foot Of Seventy
ninth street Here the submarines will
he tied UP and public inspection will
be permitted. Visiting hours will not
commence. however. until tomorrow
morning
A chance to get "Yree- rides in a
seaplane will be offered on the Jersey
shore near the Dyckman street ferry
on Friday. between 10 A. NJ. and dusk,
TO an persons who buy $1,000 worth
OF Victory notes. The aviator who will
ny with the note buyers is A. J. Dit
man of the General Ordnance Com
pary. 512 Fifth avenue.
MIR. Ditman had been flying for a
year when America entered the war
and navy experimental pilot few at
all the stations in America throughout
the war. He was mustered out of
service February Is.
To-day's Programme.
Tho chief features OF to-day's pro-
sramme for the loan drive follow:
This is Belleau Wood and Marne day.
Victory Way, 8 A. M-"Reveille," f,ar
raising; guard mount. In area south OF
forum; presiding officer. Martin vogel
address. Brig.-Gen. Charles II. Cole, U.
A.; vocal selections, Camp Upton
-Four; address. Leut.-Col. John A.
Hughes, u. s. NJ. G. long distance tele-
phone address, Major-G Gen George Bar
nett.
Children's Hour. % p. M.-Public
School 1af. Victory Loan pageant, peace
dance. four minute speech. victory dance,
physical training demonstration. 3 to s
P. M.-Parade, exercise and meetings
New York Central employees.
Jugo-Slav Night, s to 10 p. NJ
Forum. addresses. musical selections, ex-
ercises 10 p. M.--"Taps."
Van Cortlandt Park. War Show, Q 80
p. M.-Trench warfare, staged by Army
Ordnance Department Guns Of all sizes
In action. explosion OF grenades. charge
OF tanks over trenches, work Of trench
mortars $3.50 P. M--"The Breath OF
Death" staged by Chemical Warfare
Service of tho Army. Method OF at
lacking and defending with gas and