New-York tribune. [volume], May 12, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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Loan Success
Celebrated as
Figures Grow'
Exact Amount of Over
subscripton Wjll Not
Be Kno>m Until May 20;
Excess Here Piling Up |
Women Far BeyondQuota
East Siders Hold Meeting
to Mark Victory of Drive ;
Workers Are Praised
Relaxation yesterday followed three
weeks of intensive campaigning it:
the Victory Liberty Loan, and th<
hunks of the New York Federal Re?
serve Distict made no effort to hurrj
their final reports of subscriptons tc
the government loan organization a'
120 Broadway. Straggling report!
aggregating $47,654,950, however
reached headquarters during the day
bringing the total thus far tabulatec
jp to $1,350,520,450, or $520.450 in ex
loss of the quota.
Official announcement of the precisi
-iinuiit of the great volume of last
.ay subscriptions which carried thi
'.?strict far beyond ts quota will no
"*e made until May 20, and the polic;
Xf th? Liberty Loan Committee wil
* >e to abstain from making public ac
utional incomplete totals until th
?*a1 figure is ready.
A general feeling of satisfactio
,crvaded the city yesterday over th
?triking success of the loan all ove
^he country. On the East Side
wpular celebration took place 8
liberty Park, in Delancey Street, i
"i.e afternoon. Returned soldiers c
ihe 77th and 27th divisions and th
i6oth Regiment, many of whom serve
in the drive as speakers and not
salesmen, participated in the demoi
?tration.
Praises United Stacks
Joseph S. Marcus, chairman of th
East Side Liberty Loan Committe*
in delivering the principal addres
said: "We have gone over the top
we who were too old or had family r<
sponsiblities that prevented us froi
going over there with you boys of th
A. E. F. We have gone oer in a moi
vmodest way than you did..
"You went over in the cold day
with a rolling barrage in front of yo
with shells bursting and comradi
falling. You went over knowing n
whether you would by nightfall be e:
joying a brief rest in the enemy'a fo
mer lines or in God's eternal keepin
You did well and you have come ba
to us head and shoulders erect, soldie
every inch, and sailors, some of y
who wear blue, proud and with a ritr
to be proud of your work for yo
country.
"We, with your assistance, have pi
chased $25,000,000 in Victory Lo
bonds in the section which may
described briefly as lying south
Canal Street and east of the Bowe
It makes me proud to be an East Sic
to stand here and make that annoum
ment."
Women Make Fine Record
Of the various records made
solicitors in the Victory Loan that
:he Women's Clubs' Committee,
which Mrs. William A. Campbell
chairman, is regarded as the m
notable at headquarters. The comn
tee, with a quota of $150,000, rai
more than $13,000.00n.
"It has been a privilege to be cha
man of such a committee," Mrs. Car
bell declared yesterday, "and to kn
that several thousand women, w
their various interests and activit
could get together on short notice i
give of themselves whole heartedly i
unreservedly for a united purpose.
The Woman's Club Committee
a!l othsr organizations in the p
centage of quota subscribed. r.
Three Arts Club received $3,203,750
subscriptions; the Council of Jew
Women, New York City Branch, !
ooo.OOO; the Ethical Culture Soci?
$937,150; the Colony Club, $800,0
the National League for Woman's S
vice, Manhattan Branch, $800,000, i
Brooklyn Branch, $653,150, and
Post Parliament, $730,300.
John Wanamaker yesterday ;
nounced the firm and the employes
the >."ew York and Philadelphia stc
subscribed $11.915,000 to the Viet
Liberty Loan, bringing their aggreg
subscriptions in the five war loans
to $39,289,150.
individual Subscriptions
f.ate individual subscriptions fi
Saturday, which were announced y
terday, included the following:
J. P. Morgan & Co. i addition
$2,000.000; Middleton S. Burriil,
000,000; Greenwich Savings Bank I
ditional), $500,000; William K. Vane
Wit, $500,000; Adolfo Stahl, $250,0
llaUgarteii A Co. (additional, $250,000;
Harris, Forbes & Co., $250,000; II. I'.
Sinclaii', $250,000; American Light and
Traction Company, $250,000; Equitable
Lifo Assurance Society, $200,000.
K. Naumbcrg & Co., $200,000; Florida
East Coast Car 1'ci ry Company,
$200.000; Emerson, McMillan ? Co.,
$150,000; Car! 1!. Pforzheimer &? Co.,
$150,000; Emerson McMillan (individ?
ual), $150,000; Samuel Sachs, $100,000;
Worthington Pump and Machinery
Company, $100,000; Rabcock & Wilcox
(additional), $100,000; Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company,
$100,000; American Telephone and Tele- i
graph Company, $100.(100; Federal Su?
gar Refining Company, $100,000; Hall- !
garten & Co., $100.000 Dollar Savings,
Bank, $80,000; Harlem Savings Bank ;
(additional), $70,000; General Electric
Company, $00,000; Franklin Savings
Bank (additionall, $50,000; E. C. Con-:
verse (additional), $50,000; Interna?
tional Nickle Company, $50,000; L. F. j
Rothschild & Co., $50.000; American j
Telephone and Telegraph Company em- !
ployes, $50.000; United States Rubber!
Company, $50,000; W. H. Gcadbv & Co. !
(additional), $37,?*K); Gilchrist, Bliss &
Co., $25,000; Borden's Condensed Milk
Company, $25,000; estate of Charles E. !
Orvis, $25,000.
Cuba's Share of Victory
Loa- ?ils Subscribed
HAVANA. May 11.?Official figures
made public to-day by Havana banks ?
show total subscriptions of $2,317,200,
with 1,330 subscribers, to the Victory
Loan.
It is believed that enough subscrip?
tions ill be reported from the interior
to make up Cuba's $3,000,000 quota, ex?
clusive of the subscription offer of the
Banco Espa?ol to purchase whatever
amount might be necessary to complete
the quota.
$70,000Diamonds Gone ;
$5,000 Reward Offered
Importing Firm Find Youthful
Employe Is Also
Missing
A reward of $5,000 will be offered for
the return of diamonds valued approxi?
mately at $70,000 by the firm of Meyer
owitz & Bros., importers of diamonds, j
with offices at 170 Broadway, Henry i
Morton, secretary of the firm, an- ;
nounced yesterday. The loss of the
diamonds vas discovered Saturday
night.
A seventeen-year-old boy employed
in the offices of Meyerowitz & BroB. is j
missing, and the police have sent out a j
confidential alarm to arrest him.
Meier Steinbrink, a lawyer, who is
handling the case, said his clients were
not certain their loss amounted to $70,
000, and that an inventory might dis?
close it to be greater or smaller.
A pianist we know says
that the delicate overplaids
in this Spring's suits re?
mind him of the cross hand
movement when striking
for a subdued accent.
We're not much on long?
haired pianistry, but we do
know that the harmony's
there and that the accent
needn't be subdued when it
comes to talking Quality?!
none finer anywhere.
The proper accompani?
ment for good clothing just
naturally suggests our
hats, shoes and fixings.
Rogers "Peet Company
Broadway Broadway
at 13th St. "Four at 34th St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41st St.
Art Critics may hold many views.
But Style Connoisseurs usually
agree.
As a case in point, well groomed
Saib/aaurf New Yorkers know style precisely.
Wear And insist upon clothes that exactly
Guaranty ^^ ^^ v^
Likely, our prominence is largely
due to our understanding of their
viewpoint. Spring Suits & Top
Coats, $28 to $65.
Weber a^Heilbroner
Cfothiers, llaberda$her$ and Halters?Eleven Stores
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Annual
For Women, Misses, Girls and Children
America's leading dressmakers have co-operated with us to make thi s the most remarkable sale of dresses ever held in New York. The styles are the very
latest for Summer wear, beautifully developed in the materials of the hour. At the prices quoted dresses of this splendid character are without equal:
Seven Dainty Frocks for Women
in the Annual May Sale
at very remarkable prices
Fourth
Floor
No. 1 ?Smart
Tunic Frock o?
dark color Voile
in new patterns,
with self collar and
white vestee. To
be had in Navy
with White, Navy
with Tan, and
Black with White. ,
Sizes 34 to 44. '
Special $10.95
No. 2
$9.75
No. 2 ? Dainty
Cotton Georgette
Frocks for after?
noon wear, in
Flesh, Light Blue,
Coral and Orchid,
with Voile collar
and vestee. Sizes
34 to 42.^
Special $9.75
No. 3?Charming
Flowered Voile
Frock? with vestee
and round collar
of net. Three
quarter sleeves are
inset with net in?
sertion. To be
had in Grey and (
Rose, Grey and
Copenhagen Blue,
} Navy and Henna.
Sizes 34 to 44.
^Special $12.50
No. 4 ?Smart
Crepe de Chine
Frock with the
new Kimono short
sleeves, and fag
otting on skirt.
To be had in Flesh
color or White.
Special $18.50
No. 5?Stunning Satin Foulard Frock
with round yoke of Georgette Crepe and
embroidered Georgette Crepe collar, and
smart front and back draping on skirt.
To be had in Navy, Brown, Wisteria, and
Black. Sizes 34 to 44. Special $25
No. 6?Dainty Printed Georgette Crepe
Frock with collar draped in Cowl effect
Entire dress lined with Jap. Silk. To be
had in Navy and White, Navy and Red,
Black and White. Sizes 34 to 42.
Special $25
No. 7?Ficellent Quality Crepe Frock in
box plaited model, button trimmed. A
cool, wearable Summer afternoon frock.
To be had in Navy Blue, Black, Taupe,
White. Sizes 34 to 42.
Special $25
1,200 White and Colored
Dresses for Children
at Remarkably Low Prices
AX ?pJ-aDU?Cute little white voile frocks, hand smocked
and finished with Val. lace; Box-pleated Chambray frocks
with white pique collar and cuffs; and dainty pink and
blue plaid gingham frocks with white pique collar, cuffs
and belt. Sizes 2 to 6 years. One pictured.
At ?plat/e)?Pretty Empire frocks of plaid ginghams
with white poplin belt, collar and cuffs, trimmed with
fancy buttons. Also novelty voile frocks, with collar,
cuffs and belt trimmed with hand stitchery. Sizes 2 to 6.
Two pictured.
At i?Liaod ?Pretty white and colored voije frocks,
trimmed with wool stitching; fine bloomer dresses of
colored chambray with white collar and cuffs; and very
serviceable cotton tissue frocks in pink or light blue
striped patterns with dotted lawn collar and cuffs. One
j pictured. Fourth Floor.
Monda}) and Tuesday only?
American Lady and R. & G.
Corsets, Special $2
Regularly $3.50. The American Lady Corsets are fash?
ioned of white fancy batiste, with elastic top, lightly
boned for medium figures.
The R. & (i. Sport Corsets_well known for their
perfect construction?are developed in tine coutil, with
elastic inserts, and may be had in white or flesh color.
Such values should be taken advantage of now!
Third Floor.
In the May Sale of Dresses
Women's Morning
m? Frocks
At Very Special Prices
At &?i? Two very charming styles in Figured Lawns,
one with collar and cuffs of White Organdie, the other
with ruffle of solid color material at neck and sleeves.
Pictured.
At ip3?50?Dainty Morning Frocks of Checked Ging?
ham, with yoke, cuffs and belt of solid color Chambray,
and trimming of White Braid. Also a second model in
solid color Chambray with White Organdie collar and
cuffs. One as pictured.
At ?p4?Very Charming Morning Frocks of sheer
Batiste in smart striped effects, with White shawl collar
edged with self material. Two pockets and long sleeves.
Also?-Devonshire cloth and Tissue Frocks with
white collar and tucked skirt. One style pictured.
Third Floor.
Two Important Offerings in
The May Sale of
Dresses for Misses
! At $9.95
Charming Summer Frocks?three as pictured^--in a
?reat variety of draped, tunic and coatee models, delight?
fully fashioned of sheer organdie, plain and figured
voiles, plaid or checked ginghams, and quaint Grand?
mother's Chintz. Sizes 14 to 18 years.
_ Second Floor.
? At $18.50 1
Dainty afternoon frocks for Misses?three pictured
-beautifully developed in plain and embroidered Crepe
e Chine, French Organdie, Indestructible Voiles, Taf
?ta and Satin, trimmed with Rose quilling, embroidery,
acks or fine lace. Size 14 to 18 years.
Second Floor.
600 Girls' Gingham
Frocks
Regularly $2.95 to $3.93
Special at $1.95
Real girlish models, as practical as they are pretty,
fashioned of serviceable ginghams and chambrays in
plaids, checks, and rich plain colorings. New collars,
smart pockets, and sashes, touches of hand-embroidery
and smocking add wonderfully to these altogether beau?
tiful frocks. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Four pictured.
Girls' Smart Voile and
Organdie Frocks at $3.85
Beautifully made cool Summer frocks of sheer organdie
and voile, tastefully hand-embroidered and hand-smocked.
Sizes 6 to 12 years. Second Floor.