The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 13

OTE. THE EVENiwWG WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1919. The boys are home! Up Fifth Avenue they march, with flags a-flying and bands a-playing, just as they would have marched through Berlin if the Kaiser hadn't quit---these boy vet- erans who marched to Victory. A year and more ago they marched away and left their homes and happiness and friends behind to go to France to fight for us. They fought---they won--- and now theyre home again. They've done their part, those boys of ours---they saw it through. And we who crowd the curb and wave our hats and cheer to let ——— . sya Y ay Ha, them know we're glad---how about us? We bought Liberty Bonds to put up the money to buy the guns those fellows fought with. They're proud oue. . They know we backed them to our limit while they were “over there.” But our work isn't over. We can't let the job those boys have done in France go unfinished. We've got to see it through. We've got to raise the money to make sure of the Victory they’ve won and bring the rest of our sol- diers back: The ‘Victory Liberty Loan is coming—Lei’s see it through! LIBERTY LOAN ‘Couwat ia: oe re EE ES OVRRIMANT: OAM OROANIAATION Se