The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 3

“SPEED THELOAN!” |. HOLIDAY SLOGAN Liberty Day opened with a total of —$1,956,776,650 subscriptions already raised for the Nation's third big war credit, or within $43,300,000 of the $2,000,000,000 mark, which will be passed be- fore night. From New Yor single cry instruments and the islands night's count rhe sum of ions at 11 och 000 in round nv jump beyond passed ye $990,000,000 mint We have SOME OF TO-DAY'S WORTHY SUBSCRIPTIONS. The following large wore registered at t serve Bank to-day: Witeox, Peck & Hughes, for them Hammill & ¢ . M. Har h $1.50 shearson Mrs, An Lee, eo Harta » Prayer at Tie r le the Hight to Tove Nou! Ri dhe Whi ALL OVER we 7 n with nothing on how many k & Wil on of total from =m: $1,300,000, At the | | | NOTE- subscriptions Second He- selves and allied Insuranc interests, $1,300,000 kK, $1 G pan, $2. Willlam A. Read & Co. $ Charles L $50, 0 f $ 2 (additional), $ Canadian Bronze, Lid, (additio ) $20,000. Intertype a n, $2 New York Machinery Eachange, $20,000, Vun Silver Heels, Vant Kilima Walte, 1 sid Mito Maren national Nickel Co., $2 kenbach Company, nbers then g ox Co, (additional) 000. nd-ne New York "at at Last Hits I's} the Suide With Big Increase | Overnight. jay the Maritime | pats on its bhuck WASHINGTON, April 26.— ges I hr Law y Law ns || BIGGEST SHOWING OF in Greater New York and ' There's One in Your Mea teh Viinty and Special Correspondents. T5000 WOMEN IN UNE. IN TODAY'S GREAT. WA THEWAR PARADE EMPLOYEES AND. SILVER RESERVES YET SEEN NAVAL TONGUED ORATORS. r ty Ly leparty followed ft 1 € Wi r ked th vert ted r 1 w ’ a id i v 1 ' B bs r 1 Public Si nis Merchants’ A ion nb: H vy Ma WOMEN'S DIVISION B " ‘ 1 vie M Hon nN Mrs, W to. 4 k 47 West Mrs. 7 1 t 1 Lie 1 uM oth Infa ¥ i Mrs, Adeiald: W. Adria Ik 1 wa be eis INTEREST CENTRES UPON THE THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, THE EVENING WORLD in Reporting the War Has the News Service of the Associated Press, the United Press No Other Evening Paper in New York Has a News Service So Complete 1918. INSPIRIN G PARADE AND BOOM FOR BONDS MARK LIBERTY DAY _“WIN-THE- WAR” PARADE HEADING UP FIFTH AVENUE GRACK ONTHE JAW 12B AMERIGANS, BOND FROM GIRL IN BASE HO HOSPITAL Hernaiidez Wanted a “Date” +) and Got It With Her by Brother, a Husky Sailor Side With and French, jotinin of young Charles ¥ PARIS, April wounded in the great battle now ir, is, to use his own Ajective, “provisional.” He wou!t Lene waged alrendy are arriving at buy a Liberty Rond—oh, quite witt. |e Tear. Wounded and sick to the nf iy wit whew of 128 have reached Hospital ed + hey are from units enga fighting side by side in stomm phrases, “t amo” and make this pecul v z's patr tin ¢ ta BUNCH (wth dae UL RiRRL |e ee ee Late td stopped the recent dealt by one of the healthy sailors of | pieardy. the United Btatea Navy, And that was] Mew of the Amert not all, For M indez was wo | the advised as to his suffer of Smith Cot- nd night peratinwp he rail~ rs coming epital trains, we as that he was heb n the Flatbush Court ng ov a charge that 1 bhteeeniee sete eee renee eet tes oe sreverneaonnees |i “srt pork <7 "NEW ENGLAND SOLDIERS. s20'e2 1» 01 sn Chates| roles. Stic wonsblissk wad. ial B n Officer Led Party Into No | pa: ording: to Mis rtgon called at Mt Man's Land and Achieved Object |"! No. 638 Prov il ind met ye " of Vital Importance , _ . i \ y « Low corner with m Pn No Man's Land ' ) ith ni \ st t An \ vice, t ’ Raymond B tten . ithot ' ' He wanted the address of the girt 8 In f ! ® 1 his) suis f th the Un loment, but he sp Ie fp For Saturday ony Ao~ » Discontinuation Sale ° All 6 to 14 Size Garments in Our AF ROAT PLANS" OF KRUPPS. | STOLEN FROM THE FRENCH Girle? Department - Made To Be Closed Out at i 1 ae a ice tir fey ni se The sale begins tomorrow morning at 9 sharp—every ‘ of garment muat be sold—the Girls’ Department to ie be discontinued and space given to enlarged ¢ the manne Junior Department. Girls’ Dresses | Girls’ Coats Silk or Cloth | Serge or Silk ’ Materiala—in Smart Styles a— Many Le 1 ( 1 Were $5 to $18 e 3 00 9 0 Girls’ Suits Spring Models Plaid art Variety of Models, Materials nd Very Specia. Were $10 to $20 Were $3 to $15 Sale $ *10 Sale $ 7 .50—$P9.00 Price 1 7 Price No Exchanges No C. O. D's--No Approvals At the New Were $5 to $15 Sale $6.50 <i ed Price Wash Dresses Voiles, Nets , and Repy Colored Vo Sale Price Army Diy EVERY Packace You Eat POST TOASTIES = Col, Miehnel J SRAM neha Fashion Shop West 34th Street p$ F2S—— ASIP, “- 7 Nineteen Yi ~ FORFURT BUYING WOUNDED IN Fi, “ Pershing’s Troops E Battle Side. British ‘ American sol4 §