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autographed photograph to each pur-
chaser.
Among the others taking part In the
programme were Blanche Bates and her
husband. George Creel; Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Skinner, Emma Dunn. Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney Mrs. william X. Van
derbilt. John Philip Sousa and the band
Of the Twenty-second United States In
fantry from Governors Islad.
schwab Sends Message.
The following message was received
at Victory Way from Charles NJ. Schwab.
THE four Liberty Loans put the punch
into victory. The Victory Liberty Loan
Will put the punch into prosperity.
More than $4,bo0,00o was subscribed
TO the Victory Liberty Loan at a lunch
con in the Hotel McAlpin yesterday ar
ranged by the Allied Music Trades Divi-
son of the Liberty Loan Committee. In
announcing the total the Allied Music
Trades claimed credit for being the first
OF the allied trades to make It's quota in
the present drive.
At six meetings held in the Hotel Astor
under the auspices OF the Women's Clubs
Committee of the Rainbow Division 35
out Of 900 clubs reported n total Of
S550.000 subscribed. or 100000 more
than the quota for the entire group, with
subscriptions still coming in. This was
the FIRST committee to go over the top
Five hundred baggagemen at the Penn
sylvania Station stopped work for ten
minutes yesterday noon to participate in
q loan rally addressed by Sergeant John
A. Blaich of the First Engineer Corps,
U. S. A, and q. A. Duke, baggage agent.
To-day's Lean Programme.
The chief features Of to-days pro-
gramme follow:
Women War Workers Day, Victory
| Way. A. M.-"Reveille." nag raising
Parade Motor Corps of America, vigi-
lantes, Knights OF Columbus and League
Of Catholic Women. War Camp Com
munity Service. Y. w. C. A.. Salvation
Army. Jewish Welfare League. Ameri-
can Library Association, National
League of women's Service.
~ Misunderstanding officer. Martin
Vogel: honorary chairman. Major Helen
Bastedo. Presentation OF colors. Victory
| Loan Color Guards. Vocal selection
| Amparito Farrar. Addresses, the Nc
Intyre sisters Mrs. Peasants Penning-
| ton and Miss Jean Rowell. Vocal selec-
ton. Lieut. Frank B. Chapman.
| 7 to s P. M-Band concert
to 10 p. M.-Rumanian night
| Forum-Addresses. dramatic recitations
in Rumanian language. musical selec-
tons.
! Tanks . A. M.-souads Of whippe,
tanks continue tours Of New York city
New York State and New Jersey.
Times Square - "Argonne Forest
II :45 to p. M.-Motor Corps Of Amer
lea. 8 p. NJ. to / A. M.-william H
Edwards, Clarence J. Shearn. Mrs. julia
Rheinhardt and Jerry Austin. speakers
Union Square--11 AS A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ
Girls of Art Students League repaint.
ing s. s. Recruit.
Liberty Theatre--11 AS to 2 p. NJ
Public Library. Fifth avenue and Forty.
| second street; women's Liberty Loan
Committee in charge.
Altar Of Liberty--11 AS to p. M
National League for women's Service
Ex-Gov. whitman and CASTOR Liebert
French Consul. speakers.
Liberty Bank-I1 :45 to 2 p NJ
National League for Womens Service
Prominent speakers.
! Grand Central-9 TO II A. NJ. 4 to
p. M-women's Liberty Loan Commit
tee meeting in concourse. Grand Contra
| Station.
Movie Making'-12 noon-Aeolial
Hall. Filming Victory Liberty Loar
photoplay. celebrated actors and &C
tresses appearing.
| Operetta-Bronx House. 1887 Wash
ington avenue. auspices New York Wa
Camp Community Service, RIP Val
Wrinkle" Addresses by Miss Lee Roches
ter. Mrs. Marguerite Ringo and Martol
Marble.
Borough Community Parade-3 P. NJ
Forms 16lst street and Grand Con
course and proceeds on Concourse t,
! King sbridge road. Military and nava
units, State militia and civic organiza
tons.
Union League Club-1l AS to 2 p. n
l-womens Victory Liberty Loan Com
mittee. Prominent speakers will be Il
attendance.