The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1918, Page 6

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Buy Liberty Bonds to YOUR utmost LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE Second Federal Reserve District 120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY The New York Edison Company MADISON A\ TH AVENUE, NEW YORK ty-fourth Street tiie Thirty-fifth Street The Great October Sale of ORIENTAL RUGS arations are now comprehensive selection the part aiready taken by Cuba in the escorted by American 4), Infantry band. ‘The $500, Cuban logation. In the ceremony at THE EVENING WORLD, WEUVNESVDAY, VUTUOBER oo OOITALIANHEROES Judges in Brook siietty Louk weed Chosen Because of Bravery, A Liberty Theatre the pro-| Valiant Unit Takes New York ore and oidyers, {2 si Hike Completely by Surprise. and Anna Caso, Henr Crossman, | Ninety battle-scared vetorans from whose husband and two sons are in Italian trenches and dizzy A} the service, volunteered to speak for] ¢ the loan ¢ «The travel Women's W 1 many a n before and J theatric heights, arrived in New York to: palgn. | They made as picturesque a con- tingent as New York has entertained |from abroad, even in these days of Turki; pleturesque soldiers from overseas announced at the m The soldiers were members of the headquarters this morning Bersagliert, the sharpshooters idolized Syrians in a mass-meeting voted to| by Italy, and the Alpini, intrepid sol send resolutions of thanks to Gen.! diers who have ama the world by 1 to President Wilson. thelr Gari 1 Americans of Hungarian descent Perkin ese aki among the pre- have formed a committee to canvas! cipitous peaks of the Alps. They ad- ye he Hungarian eae Dee mit only the “Blue Devils” of France merica on behalf of the loan, re. s The 5 <al- |Arpad G. Gerster is chairman. oe Lasethind Sayin ony oe cer From War Relic Train No. 1 ree- | 8¢TJaegers they brand as “cheap tmi- port was ri ved to-day that sub- | tators.” scriptions of $52,900 bave be The Bersacitert wore their black Sr Vee tho train in rooster plumes on the steel helmets almost the qu: that have replaced the black cavaliers’ - hats formerly part of their uniform, | Sa PERSHING VETERANS STIR | snavianx tne nova creamery Bare NOON TIME LOAN GROWD) "32% wn:> which cune with the -__oOC veterans, played the Italian national anthem, The band from the Recrutt, the Jacob H. Schiff Prin al Speaker at Sub-Treasury—Woumded andship in Union Square, was on| Man Tells Experience, the dock to meet the visitors and | Jacob H. Schife was the principal| ‘0% turns with the Italian band in tional airs of America speaker at the noonday Liberty Loan meeting at the Sub-Treasury to-day Al Jolson was expected and a great | crowd gathered to hear him, but he | had been unavoidably detained. Two hundred Pershing veterans/| }eame down in camouflaged motor | | busses. They received tho greatest | demonstration seen in the financial district since the bond campaign be- gan, Corporal Zody, one of the first of |Pershing’s men to be wounde | France, spoke in bel and told of his expe! e |whero he was gassed and wounded} je" Tian twice. Zody is of foreign birth and] sentatives came to this country seven month America, the visitors we |pefore the United States entered the| ast through 2id Street, south on |war, He volunteered the day war past the City. Hall, down jwas declared, y to Wall Street and east to Mr, Schiff sald that every Ameri 1b-Treasury ake any | yy playing the no and the Allies, The arrival of the Italian soldiers was without advance notice and came 18 a surprise to hundreds of I king on the rive d to keep at work, but after nu ave It up and be- ic in their demon- nstrations foliowed the Italians on their way through the motor busses. Preceded by a ty Loan Emilio ne of the Serrati, After exercises had been,beld there rs were taken to lunch at can shoulud be proud to « re sold sacrifice the cou ould demand| the Ban Jworld free, He predicted that the leant Giuser lals pu six billion total of the Loan would be | jovern loversubseribed to a greater extent than any of the previous 4s | _——. ‘TWO APPEALS FOR LOAN FROM LIBERTY TRENCHES: Sergt. 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