The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1918, Page 10

i ee | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1918. SATIROFLBERN 3s" FOR A WORLD WAR MEMORIAL + : j MAY BF ENDURING tarts tale women PO0OO1900004 0000000 0004 DS DOOOG1O04E00064 00640440000 OOCOOOHOUHOOUHUOTOOHOOOF Sdeasesseseene tees 4 dah tlh to ala he ill Botta Ob dr tat ‘ lone coula notice a grim set to their yj Yim yan f] — XU Y Nae WS A meeting will be held in the near| Who had pledged their all to help the $4 é He future at the National Sculpture Bo. | boy “over there" saw « fulfilment of those hopes. New York went foy- ; : | mouths or a little lift of thetr heads | Plans to Embody It in Perman-| that told of sacrifices to be made, wer) ent Arch Made After City | 22¢ willingly made, so long as tho i. Germans could be stopped in thelr 4 . Pays Homage There. | pains of destructions. | vehi Yesterday these men and women! 2 , clety, to discuss ways and means to) mag ag it looked up at the altar and embody the Altar of Liberty Into | realized tt had not been erected in) 4 permanent “Victory Arch” that will | vain. | The steps were crowded by eager sightseors, From time to time some hilarious wag would take possession | ° artists of this society have the same! of the speaker's platform and. shout fdea in mind that inspired the great | laughing pleadings to the passing ¢erowd which all “Victory Day” and | crowd to stop and listen to him. 4 far into tho night, on that wonderful] One of thes attracted attention for % November cleventh, destined to go | possibly three or four minutes, which down into history as one of America’s | was a long time to hold that crowd % Sreatest days of celebration, surged | who did not want to do anything, andé cheered in front of the little al- | but simply everything. tar that had been erected to represent “wait!” exclaimed the impromptu the very boart of the great drive for| speaker, as he waved an effigy of the Fourth Liberty Loan—the Altar| the ex-Kaiser in the face of his J of Liberty in Madison Square Park. | listeners, “Walt. Three groans for Tt had looked out before upon a sea] the master criminal.” _——— +] ‘The groans were given with a will, | § amid yells of derision and cat calls. The man on the platform threw the | % stuffed dummy to hundreds of walt- | ing hands and in a moment it was torn to shreda, “My children,” the speaker contin- ued, holding out his hands for silence | Jor as near silence as was possible in | @ that hour of bediam, “you are standing bofore the Altar of Liberty, the liberty | you fought for with your guns or with your dollars, and you have gained what you mought. A cheer now for the | United States of America.” For a moment even the whistles, the bells and the horns and rattles were drowned out in the cheer, hats were thrown In the air and the speaker was dragged down trom the platform to be carried on the shoulders of the enthusi- astic crowd that wonded its way up ‘FMfth Avenue. He refused to give his name, but his chance words had touched the keynote of what the Altar of Liberty means to the people of New York. Bid whet bee remain, for all time, as a monument to America’s part in the war, The *@ Footsore Army Is An Army Halt Defeated.” Men from every community ‘atuewrs} | FLU HAS SURRENDERED TOO. Epidemic Now Officially Regarded as Suppressed. The ‘fu’ also has surrendered, Dr. Copeland, Commissioner of Health, eaid this morning that the Spanish in- fluenza epidemic may be regarded ax definitely suppressed. There are some new cases and some additional deaths have been reported, but the Agures are | ¢ 80 small that by comparison with the ly y population the rate is no longer a cause | « Mi dll ty for alarm. $ ¢ In three days there have been only if Wit ial Oy rn AU WaT Lillia UR ADIN ag = (un 2 205 deaths from influenza and only 260 | from pneumonia. — All Wool Poplin SilkPlush Coat, Suit Fur Trommed. Crowded Showrooms Daily since the ajnouncement of our - Radical Reduction Sale Winter Suits and Coats but we've sales women enough to give you all the atten- tion you want and styles enough to suit the most fastidious. Every model in stock —fur trimmed and plain—in- cluded in this big sale at prices that mean tremendous savings for you. Wool Velours, Silvertones, etc. Special Values in the Latest Dress Motels EIAMILTON GARMENT CQ, ’ 307 Fiftiy Avenue a't'Si x. New York COATS SUITS DRESSES BLOUSES MILLINERY. Catalojue mailed out of town on request. Address Dept. WIE. ‘No mail orders shipped at sale prices. 1864644664 000090990908 FOOOOOSOHOOOOOOOODODOTUOEED F444! 5