The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 15

Say, oldier This space is contributed to winning the war by the following LAWYERS OF NEW YORK CITY who advise the purchase of Bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan not only on the ground of patriotism, but also because they are from every standpoint a superlative business investment: Allen & Commnn Arnstein & De Witt Lede Ira Leo Bam ee Waten x4 Gibboney jambers Choate, Larocque & Mitche!) Roger H. Clarke George S. Clay THE EVENING WOR.s», FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1918. "Le aoe pO You're a man, you are—a regular he- man—and we're proud of you. You left your home, your job, your friends, your happiness — everything you ever had—with a smile on your lips, You crossed the seas to France to fight for us—. you man over there, You did it because you felt it was the right thing to do. And we're paying you $33.00 a month and want you to make a good job of it. And out of your little old $33.00 you're sending $10.00 a month home to mother and the kids and paying $6.98 for insurance in case the Huns get you. And out of what you had left you’ve had the guts to buy Liberty Bonds. You've put up your own money to help pay for the weapons you're fighting with. You're fighting for us and paying for the privilege of doing it. Q-693! u American Over There Thanks, you man over there, it’s a great little load you're toting and we're so proud of you it hurts, But we're not going to take it out in pride, not while there’s a Hun headed away from Berlin or a Liberty Bond left for us to buy. So—when the mud sticks and the rain drizzles and the wind bites and the blues get you— Listen to us over here. We're yelling our heads off rooting for you, and we're working for you, and we're backing you with the last dollar we own—yours whenever you need it. This is Loan Number Four we're after and it’s going across with a bang. You've set the pace and with the help of the Almighty we'll keep up. Men at home—lend the way they fight. Buy Bonds till your pocket’s empty. Then find a way to fill it and buy some more. Edwin W. Coggeshall John Delahunty Wm. N, en Douglas & pian Charles B. Cole Phanor J. Ernest L. Conant Samuel Gwen ‘Edwards Coudert Brothers Edward Endelman Hector M. Hitchings Mitchell & Mitchell P. Tecumseh Sherman Hitchings & Burdick William J. Moran Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett George Holm Moss, Marcus & Wells Bey B. Singer Herablowsr, Miller, Garrison & Pot» Munn, Anderson & Mun Benjamin F, Spellman Nicoll, Anable, Lindsay "ke Fuller Stanchfield & Levy Cravath & Henderson Erwin, Fried & Czaki Hughes, pune Schurman & Godfrey N. Nelson John N. Steele Morris Cukor Bruce M. Falconer t David M. Neuberger Steele & Otis Cullen & Dykman Louis E. Felix Hunt, fu & Betts O'Brien, Boardman, Parker, Harper doko L. Steinbugler F. Kingsbury Curtis J. B. Ferber In, Clark, Taylor & Schenck Ox Samuel H. Sternberg William E. Curtis ¢ Ferris, Dannanberg & Ansbacher In, mt Sheeh eben & Morar John C. O'Conor Stetson, Jennings & Russell } John J. Cushing John P. Floan + ce William C, Orr Stroock & Strooc’ | Davies, noe & Cornell Robert. J. Fox vins, Wol lies & yrenden Leo Oppenheimer Sullivan & Cromwell Charles Stewart Davison Austen G. Fox Jacobson & Pollock O'Gorman, Battle & Vandiver Rush Taggart Gana Fraser, Turk & Myers Henry W. Jessup Benjamin Patterson Taylor, Jackson, Brophy & Nash Davis Deva, Aboot & Chester Theodore L. Frothingham Joseph Joffee Peck & Hancock Taylor, Humes & Begg Frueauff, Robinson & Sloan Eph. A. Karelsen * A. L, Pincoffs J. Campbell Thompson Arthur Butler Graham Kerr, Page, Cooper & Hayward Ira A. Place Israel N. Thurman Gannon, Seibert & Riggs John J, Kirby Louis H. Porter Myron T. Townsend TO-NIGHT David E- Goldfarb TH keene Frise Brothers Walter Trimble ; Goldman & Unger E. Henry Lacombe Rudolph F, Rabe Ver Planck, Prince & Flanders The People’s Liberty Chorus] Frank M. Gordon Chester H. Lane Reynolds, Richards & McCutcheon Somuel Untermyer L. CAMILIERI, Conductor. Gould & Wilkie C. Arthur Levy Clifford C, Roberts Wm, Ives Washburn Pelham Bay Naval Band dey C. Guggenheimer Ae Tendore Montefiore Levy John E. Rosser : White & Case ae uggenheimer, Untermyer lar- Frederic Cyrus Leubuscher osenberg & Ba itridge, Butler & Rice PERSHING’S MEN all inno Lewinson Rushmore, Bisbee & Stern iv a H. Randolph Guggenheimer Guthrie, Bangs & Van Sinderen Hardy, Stancliffe & Whitaker Walter H. Liebmann Horace London Lord, Day & Lord THE ALTAR OF LIBERTY MADISON SQUARE, Joseph & Alvin T. Sapinsky Satterlee, Canfield & Stone on Wise & Seligsberg Schechter & Lotach Wollman & Wollman AT 7.45 P. M. Harrison, Elliott & Byrd Maurice Mark. Edward Schuster COME AND JOIN IN SINGING Hays, Kaufmann & Lindheim Pap yee ines Lewis & Strause LIBERTY aeoan COMMITTEE FAMILIAR PATRIOTIC SONGS. | Frederick Hulse James H. Mcintosh Shattuck, Glenn, Huse & Ganter Zabriskie, Sage, Kerr & Gray Second Federal Reserve District | Hill, Lockwood, Redfield & Lydon Miller, King, Lane & Trafford Shearman & Sterling Albert Zimmermann 120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY