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All i:. UOt WOOl tli.it Ili,!*.*
A git-.it many ol thr nuitM
and ovctcoalh v<mi will set
this Spi iti '. Will hr [Mi I i ?.t
ton.
But they won't bear .i
Rogers Peet label!
VVc te: ' ? hemically every
fabrie wc use to make sure
there isn't even a thread of
cotton present.
No sense putting fine tai
loring into something that
won't last.
Our friends and custom?
ers expect a lot from Rogers
Peet clothes?and they get
it?or their moneyback.
Sizes for boys, too.
?"Composite" Derbies
conform without "conform
ing." So easy on the head.
?Regl
Add tffijjj Subscribe
another to the
nest-egg ?E|3|? Victory
to your <&,',?* Liberty
collection. J^{. '&L Loan.
Rogebs Peet Company
Broadway Broadway
at 13th St. "Four at 34th St.
Convenicnt
Broadway Corneis'' Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41st St.
Fresh Fruit
Desserts?2c
JitTy-Jell desserts, rich
and t'ruity, cu^t but 2
cents pe? i:.rving.
. ontatna
a v..d oi fruit ea.sence,
made from condertsed
A.l.l 7 lUing .v.itn. then
t\, u Kave a
, M'V
Coi ???? ? [il J?H v.-itli
thr ( , ;;.-!.I
tifli i VoU will
tui.l (t live times better,
yet it co;:!'- v>> more.
Millions now enjoy it.
10 Flxxoon, at Yoxrr Grocer'a
2 Pcchaxcu for 25 Cent*
IT INSURES
the enjoytnent o! many
adish Ti make a rump
steak taste more ]:ke a
t.enderloin use
LEA&PERRSNS
SAUCE
-7 C
2ESTERSHIRE
O
relish for generations.
iVeic York Towns Among
I irst in tlie Country to
Oi fr.suhscribe Quotas
? ' Long bc
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''?''? which had
'??ry Loan
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7 ' before the iponkur'H stand
, '" ' : ! thi i stai 'I weVe sevi u a!
murnl paintinga bv well
'
, The Pei ing band began "The Star
Spangled Banner." The troops all
snapped to attention, every civilian'a
ba< came off and, Ind by thc Edison
.ompany's chorus, thcy sang thc Na
tioi al Anthem.
, following thi i, George T. Wilson in
troduced Martin Vogel, chairman. who
in turn introduced the Rt. Rev. David
H. Greer, Bishop of N'ew York; Mon?
signor Lavelle and Rabbi Joseph Sil
verman, who in succession invoked the
o.essing of thc Almighty on thc ns
tion s linal appeal to its citizen i ;', r
financial aid.
In front of tlie Fpoakcrs' stand was
'"', receiver of a new ,dov.c?, "the
loud-speakmg telephone,'' an.l trans
mitters, hung about thc court, carried
; ? ry word to the ears of the throng
' ??? waited. Mr. McAdoo spoke and
v"'~ followed bj Thomas Killilea, civil
service commissioner, who, in the ab
7'"'" o' Mayor Hylan, read his ad
?uefS;i ,7 concluded by announcing
tnat the Mayor had sent hia subscrip
tion lor a $1,000 bond. This waa taken
' by Miss Dorothy Cohn.
Crowd Sings "America"
I'.e crowd then san- "America" and
ended the ceremony with three cheers
for t ? ?? loan.
Throughout the city, from morning
? late last night, other celebrations
"> I rogn -. Pershing's B
? ?' debul al noon in front of I
treasury, where 20,000 people gave
i n uproarious welcom. tened
enthusia itically to
? ? I Brigadied General Chaa
!? ( "?'?? 'V .,!ii' L'6tb T' -^ a on. and the
'"'?? Dr. \\ ilham T. Manning, of 0
i r nity,
li: front of the Library, also at noon
her crowd bl ,cked the avenu,
Eleanor de Cisneros sang " | |
Star Spangled Banner" and General
ite, .,7 Ch ,1 War fame
':;': !,i.n. Bi igadler General \lbert
' v' ' S 'te, , ?' ihe 52d Brigade
- v'' lery, Blanche Bates, Mar
I u I others sp ..
x' ' ? ? held
?'' of I berty in Madi
son Square, w! , ?? \\ , .,- i , , uVl ,P1.
bead of tl Unerican Red I 11
pa| addre i
an,l Pershing's h ird worked bandsmen
Papularity of Loan
Indicated hy Thomatuh
Of Private Suhsciintiotts
vv,v s ?'?' ? '>????? ??? . (I .i i,. "
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I ' ? ?" lientl
??.',' guh
?' l ' ? ? I . ? on I
openlhg da; of the fli al loan drive ol
the war. tho i fron ? il concern
and I | $n o,0 0 i 00,
C ! the ign i thal the pui or? n'
itions . ? .
? ' ic ?? ". wi re ..<"? ..
? tmcrou i. Twent; five tov ns ii
? ond i "ederal Rei ervc Distr :l
surpi l their o the
act.'. ?? ?'. : rtcd in all
Oversubscription Widespread
?v' his office at Liberty Loan Rea I
,", George Y\ .
lir. ctor of the Govern
'.' '- Loan ' ii.-:.:. ...-., n in charge of
? ' !> :-" ' ' ? '? :' h , ?. ; com -
':? ? this district.
"A number of towns have sent in
word to u -. on the first day of tl e
." he ai I, "that the;
gone 'over ' he top.' Other town ? I
made such progress as to indicate that
; e will reach their quota - ; orl I
is ;, mo ? enc. u rajring sigi
? reports, generally sp< aking, come
n the Federal Reserve
district ch are remote from the
? ?"? <? il ie -. Enl huf iasm for thc \ ic
? , ?.;,.,? ??
cess:':;' concl i - ion are
noi ? ? d, ? ? ere fore, to the largcr
ire widespread.
"?'?'' pi hould be made
' ? I ? ? h are d
posited I are to be
- ' thc note . or from
borr wed to buy thc
notes, regardl ? ' the sub
' ' r without
ricl I ruling is
otaa r rc based on
.- r. oui ?? ."
Believe Millions Will Bay
? Wasl ingti n i
their , i , of the progrcs "r
i expi ed their I,. lief that
would partici
' ?? loan. "Early ii lical ions,"
a.'.--,:,1 rij lo th. revi w, "v ere I hai I he
V icloi not. , "., ,, ; i,, -,;??- ;?, ne ral
nd - - ' ? ' ? . ? , ? ? up
. ? ? ? . Si ?
eral t< li grani ? . fferenl ection
"' the co inl ry calli d | art ic ilai atlen
' on to tl eatur. ol tl c campaign
and howed great prido in lhe 1';.."
., thc en ? "
Arnong the !:,,;?? Hub criptin
? . h ng :.-,
Ba; ,. and !, ing i ru t Compai y,
MO.000,000; lhe United I tat. . tecll , ?
?'"'" U Kn ign i ? Indu
Uu - . 000,000 J'.o'a- ?
' ' '" ' ?- '00 000 General Mo
' ' ' '??' '"?'?<? on, $.'{,000,000' ( oi ,| |.
' ;- 000,000 (,',,,,;' ;av
:';' Bank, ? !001 00; th. . eamen'
lu"k f'" ? 1,000,000; thc Manu
" ' ?' l ru?t Company, $2,000,000:
m barg baving Bank, $1,600,000:
rruat Company, $1,200,000;
llomblower & Wcek?, $1,000,000; Bald
. n Locomotivo Works, $1,000,000- I- oi
" '' " ' ' "mpany, $1,000,000' Mit ni
* ' ". $000,000; tha 17, , ,: 7,,, ,
" ''? Co.. WOoJoo;
' '? Huber & ' ,, , . ;,,?,,.?,
: " l ?'"?? , 100,1.
1 ' & Co., $2G0,000:
; ,,;;"'i?"?'; : I" ' ompany, | ICO.OOo!
\, \V impfhclrni r & Brother $2.'l ' oo'
'?''?' V Brothei . $200,000; l- I, itman &
" . I<?0,000; , ,, ,, hanna ...ll. mJIIm
M60.000; I-. ',. li,,y, Inc, $100,000
i?mU9l Lnseniuu & Co.. $100,000} iicas J
Golth milh & i'l , $100,.>, Moi
Arai & Co., $100,000; 1. ?
'- ' M00.000; liu ei. A i ,,., $ifj
1, foj : . ? ? .., | .
1 ' 'i Su\ ii i.' Rank, $100,000 ,, *
Huk & Co.,
Ncw (Jualllj ol N'otos Kovealcd
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i i ighl of Ann
nntioii i:"',i'i- will permit Lo bi I ii
;*' ? 'orl !.;. anj lyranl oi unybod
on lhe face of thc earth. Second, lo
di ?" y militar} di ; ti m in
"?". ? r again could it
? the liberty of the people of the
world. 'I hird, to make t hal *. ictory o
conclusive that out of this ?;??. a
tory should conn orgai
which would make it impossible for
anybody again to disturb tl e peai e of
the world, and to bring upon n
' ; ' irge Of !;:-' .?: uel V ar ; of thc
character w i ? u-e ist undergone for
tho past four years.
"Finish Job" McAdoo Crges
"Wo commandeered four million of
our i ons; wc did not araft tnem. U ,?
elected I hem bei iusc they i
mo ' t among us to do thi
to which thc ir countrj . Ilcd them
the great job to which God Aln
State \\ Ul Rally to Call
Of Loan, Smith Predicts
rIMl!'. following mi a- from Gov
ci th was reci iv< I at the
'? Loan i. ...i.j .,. r ?.
H
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' , iii. In tho
it will rally to tl
? i i . in.1
ul call i ? ?, ? i ,i'. ? ? , i
ihi faco of the earl
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l.iininti i'm ' ti'ih,
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' '" I" nplf.li] ,!,. nt, tl . . ln muti h
? Iii iii i me, i of ihi ,? | ?.... I,,
fi i"'ni ? \\,- don'l n " i lieni to mnkn any
,. i. - , , , , . ? . . ,., ... ,
und ??'.. did nol while tho
i" conl t bule ;> !.':? to win
??..?'. We don'l nul man 1
t'ighl arm, or to give I is right
leg, thal >; i victory ? hould hc won.
IMiu go\ ernmi nl ha i. on ' ho other I nnd,
ii ked o| you ?.. do thia, to
?'"'" .'."ii elves worthy of the valor
o i .!' ed ? and the sncrihc is of our sol
di i' by li riding enough to the ' .nited
''????? '., dischai ?-,- lhe sacred debt in
curred in enabling those men to niako
those supreme sacrifices for you.
< alts Subscription Privilege
"That is ai! thn government asks. Is
that much? On thc contrary, isn't it a
privilege tho government offers you
and not a sacrifice that is a~kp,i of
you? It otTers you an investment, at
i pi :? cent interest, maturing in a
< ery short period of I ime. And if the
can people, ii' those who stayed
ie while our boys ? , ent over
the I ght ing mi rely under
-':ie.,l that thc debt of honor incurred
in supporting them in the fields needs
to bo i . i i, ? ir go ; .... ?
? u.,| ti..,' ? hi
w ili be forl hcoming and in ,
"''...- ' I to nei ....
ion t . oversu
icription of this last loan
cap itone, i
il accou
ith th
1 ar. It , tho aci I nati
d< bi ai d it i a -,.. ...
Q,ur i f>b|u i.,- pru , ,i '
th ? lii 1,1 uf battle '
H omcn's Service League
Sells $25J)0Q ti orth of
Ronds at iliieuiug Rails
m,.i ,. ii, ,,, , k'ieioi
? : ? tt.Id i.
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iiiitn, ?? - lo hnvu ' i -,i
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\ Hyi ic, hend i l - \ - i ? ? r, i:, ,|
1 ' >. i ln llaly, iiuulfl i he pi nn ipul .,,|
n Hj rnc openi ?! tho i ile with
n pureli . " of $5,0011 \\ ,,>??;, oi '
noti i llhcr pe iki r ?? Incluib d the Ri
'?'< ? VV illiam I, Manning, of Old i > ??
' v; i 'orporal Edward John -,,", Pi i\ ul ,?
,1 nue - I ui,;.- ai ?! John Davidson, of l ?
"Penrod" co pany. A contlngent of
Bclgian loldiei i and 11 pn onl al r c i of
? ho Divi sion of Outdoor Spi akers of
tho Liberty Loan l vo I ee al so par
ticipated.
The V\ omen's Commit tee of I he N i
tional Federation is to be in charge of
tho Victory loan meeting to-day at tho
Altar of Liberty. Speakers will include
Major Arthur Kuhn, George Hecht,
Henry Meycs an.l M. D, DeWitt.
Armenians of New York
Pledge Support to Loan
In Victory Demonstration
Armenians of the city pledged their
support to the ?Victory Loan last night
at g "Armenian Night" celebration
at Victory Way. Through tho colon
nades o w hich da izled in thoir
' rilliant illumination, two \ina of
ians man !> id, carr
can t' .
', neral Mapton Azgapetian,
?? ' servii in the great war,
. ? ... were the chief
? ? i-. Arinin Shah-Mowiadian, of
tho Metropolitan Opera Ifousi
Vnnonia nal ia| anl hent and
othi i
lla ... head ol the ! ..,
m of the \ Ictorj
nmittee, pi tidi 1 ni i
i lan
b'liiti ? .,,, i., ,i ti, ,i ih, ,
llll I'lt ?!..,,., DOO dui
' ..,,,,,,,.i ,, .,? ,, |
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1 ?? S'luht" on
\ h loi S\ ?
Loan M ili Co Over With
ll'hoop. Says Col, Donovan
"What does the old ., l|
m w Victory I oan '.'" ? omebod ,
Colonel William J. Donovan, conn
regiment, j esterda; ,
?ii'i, r the Harrisburg dockt d
?
h hoop, , , bw York,"
lo nt I,
city, wl
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GR/\NDE MAISON de Blanc
lhe Trousseau House of America
Summer Showing
of
Blouses Sweaters
Dresses Sport Skirts
At Prices :Vo Higher Than Elsewhere
FIFTH AVENUE AT45"ST.
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(ji.n e Margaret Geuld tella you
how to be attraettve ln .? Btmple,
unaffeeted manner. A Btraighi
forward little talk from one nice
woman to another in the May
Companion.
Farnily nagging
niakes life miserahle
Nagging is a habit easy to fail
into. Like an infectious disease,
it's catching, too.
How one family successfully
overcarne this habit and escaped
its dangers is interestingly told in
the May Companion.
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A page of them?exclusive designs
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Ideas women of wealth and fash?
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when taken in -::,.' ,;?. :
tities.
There Are Twenty
four Varieties
of Pipes
t ? me in and let l
' ? ? ility,
or let ? ? r\
[,;..... ? ?
\\ il! in spite oi
e
\ Try "Lucille"
j llavana Rlunts
? are mild, aromatic
rs?a pleasing i
! Their usual price is $3.49
| box of 50. SPECIAL -
How About Some
"Condax" Cigarettes
At $1.98?
BOX OF 100? These are
made of Yenidjc Turk'ish to?
bacco, with ci u- or
plain tips. Theii ufcual price
!.24.
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