The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1919, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, GERMAN U BOA CRUISE ABOUT NEW YCK HARBOR WITH AMERIANS ABOARD Submarines Play L in Naval WOMAN IS Victory Loan Demonstration Here. Most of the Am: satiate vere gotting their f PASSENGEFE sa py Mish in the water as a U boat can ading Parta each new the flag of the United ates. The UC ag of the Victory Lit carried th ty Loan, © of Ge naa submarines, But t Prominent Men Also Ride | ¢ Undersea Craft as Air) % Planes Soar Above. || @ American cit have given an have drawn the and drowned the German officer months too lat« Out of the Brooklyn f¥Y Yard dust before noon atarted. Down by the B/TY 4h doezn American in circles over the Loan workers, he mittees. They kney"t American sailor boys were r nery below. Tke first of the procession was t} under- water crui; fulness" but di Vfposes. Th land, some tis York on an apology to Tin. Leaning id}@sainst her conning | d tower was M John T. man of the omen'a Committ the Victory berty Loan first Amorio woman to 8, including a ® @m, were huddled on the decks o4 German submarines to-day, f° @teel labyrinth of machinery % * German officer, feeling joculap™4 order whiciOuld boats to th¢ttom Broups on merry jest, but there was the cocession aviators bay twisted heavily about aps tem | This was the beginni Of 4 United | States Navy demonst!on for th Victory Loan. The on the U boat deck¥* ing the machi / [a bmarines in the|the wild 3-97, a huge} acco undo Without so much as Pratt, ¢ k A was’ Such pst six ere flyin A dirigible and women | such an exhibition wh. for “fright- }the war was still in progress. Ther: for oth t Harw ) and came 1 war pictures, thought She is thet) treat a Ger- | tons. man U bo With such contider na and get aw with it a With Benjamin Strong, | bonds Governor the Fe Bank, A. ¥ Anderson o} Guy Emerson, Loan | Orgiization; Battery, bease it nounced tint (he show there, The tnd of the North Dakotwas middle of therowd that the av! bad stopped «ir heard. The dirigih began te wireless mesee as t U boats appr Neity man gekly message. Th was “May the ‘tumph Liberty Loail 3 of the Ameran Navy boats that mw are the Victory oun The UC-97c me to take part a he leating the cptred Gern the Loan cantign UC-9T came th l Vincent Astor ¢ deck and the UB-s8, Each somew)ie playin da of the Victory worthy as that ram pal of them rode ub Tt the Federal wil! subs pr wou lustily they ~< “id hve LOSS ON WAR SALES SMALL. first of the ut. April 2 known th over the t a part ut Behind with La Teammate —_— =. TETLEY’S Tea is a real man’s drink. 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