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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

7

Community singing programs attract 850 delegates

More than 850 delegates to the National Conference on Community Music gathered at Washington Irving High School where Harry Barnhart demonstrated the psychology of crowds singing and noted summer work for those who can reach army camps. Additional events at the Hotel After featured Lee F. Hammer on camp activities and other speakers at the Astor and Seton Demmnes Wiggin readings.

Washington Irving High School Harry Barnhart Lee F. Hammer War Department Astor How - Mansfield Arthur Farwell Pe W. Dyk Setor X Club Jinks

Aida Open Air Festival at City Stadium

Verdi’s Aida to be staged in City College Stadium on June 16 at 8 20 P M as a benefit. Giulio Gatti-Casazza Muzio Metropolitan Opera will appear in the title role and Sager will be announced as a cast member. Tickets priced from 1 to 5 dollars.

City College Stadium 137Th and Amsterdam Avenue American Defense Giulio Gatti-Casazza Muzio Metropolitan Opera Sager

Municipal Ownership League Opposes New Bus Franchises

The Municipal Ownership and Operation League of New York City has written to Mayor Mitchel protesting further bus franchises to the Coach Company. The letter argues city ownership of bus lines would raise revenue by reducing capital stock payouts and notes wage disparities.

League For New York City Mitchel Anual Coach Company Hag City

Italian King's Message to America

The Prince of Udine, leading the Italian war mission, addressed the U.S. Senate in Washington praising American entry into World War I as moral justification and urging unity to overcome Germany's aims. He stressed shared ideals, solidarity, and the goal of securing freedom against autocratic aggression, while noting Italy's own aims and the need to solve shipping and supply challenges for all Allies.

Washington Prince Udine Senate Victor Emmanuel United States Marshall House Rome Sma America Italy Europe Senate of the Kingdom Chamber of A

First National Bid for $75,000,000 on Liberty Loan

Treasury and banking leaders announce the First National Bank leads a $75 million subscription for the Liberty Loan with others such as United States Steel and Bankers Trust Company already reporting large commitments. The stock market shows steel gains as certificates are sold nationwide amid mass meetings planned at Carnegie Hall and Cooper Union.

Northern Pacific Railroad United States Steel Corporation First National Bank Bankers’ Trust Company Guaranty Trust Company National City Bank Bank of New York Middleton Burrill Jesse L. Livermore Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company American Tobacco Company Endicott, Johnson & Coe H. P. Goldschmidt & Co Travelers’ Insurance Companyf Hartford Connean Taylor Co Wills Philadelphia Pennsylvania Company For Insurance An Nnuities Hat Ap Lives Grant Isaac F. Harris Marjorie MonCoy Helen Paine Geraldine Shaw Alanson T. Enos, Jr Walter Sachs Goldman, Sachs & Co Mr. Sachs Nathan D. Levy University Settlement Eldridge Street Carnegie Hall Cooper Union Liberty Loan Committee Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Mitchel FE. H. Otterbridge Chamber of Commerce Magor Charles W. Gordon Cameron Canadian Highlanders Dwight W Morrow J. P. Morgan Co Oscar 8. Straus Public Service Commission al Smith Governor Edge New Jersey Seventy-first Regiment Bard Mme. Alda Metropolitan Operc Jank A. Vanderuip Otto H. Kahn Thomas W. Lamont Liberty Loan Merchants’ Association Bankers Club Bankers Trwet Company Argaret Reid Wolf L. Shuman Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company Yoars J. Halle Treasury Deartment Washington Boston First National Bank of Boston New England Providence Committee Merchants’ National Bank of Boston Chase & Sanborn Pigehburg Bank and Trust Company Appleton Bank of Lowell Gang Greyloc Bank of Adams Hadhey Falls Trust Company of Holyoke First National Bank of Bangor Pridgewater Trust Company State Bank and Trust of Hartford Ludlow Manufacturing Associates Bangor & Aroostook Railroad

Calls loan small for U S J S Alexander says $20 per capita is far below allies share

James A. Alexander president of the National Bank of Commerce in New York issued a statement yesterday declaring that a loan of twenty dollars per capita is far below the share expected by allied nations. He outlined the need for greater financial support to sustain wartime efforts and maintain international commitments.

Liberty Loan’ Committee Cardinal Gibbons Liberty Loan Committee Maryland Liberty Loan Gibbonge As & Oo Liberty Loan Publicity Committee United States Pam Wwe United Kingdom Great Britain Ireland France Russia Italy J. S. Alexander Allies James 8. Alexander National Bank of Commerce New York

Man ecca Water Guarantee Promises Healing Relief

Advertisers claim Mana cea water will relieve stomach and intestinal trouble not structural and offer a money refund if a dozen bottles do not improve. They boast thousands of cases sold under the guarantee and describe Mana cea as not a laxative. The ad urges readers to order a case from grocers or druggists and notes availability at hotels clubs and restaurants with a money-back offer.

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Detroit Liberty Loan drive aims for 33 million in a week

Detroit launches a Liberty Loan campaign seeking 33 million dollars within seven days. The Board of Commerce says the goal covers the city region and cooperative efforts from banks and businesses across New England and beyond report varied subscriptions.

Detroit Board of Commerce

Italian aid drive and new loan plans reported

Reports outline a second 100 million dollar loan to Italy planned for June to curb competition and raise fair prices. About 60 million of the initial 100 million has been spent by Italian purchasing agencies. the remainder is expected to run out in days. A telegram from the Prince of Udine to Captain Eberle praises the Annapolis mission and the academy.

Vassar Ruth Danenhower Italy Prince of Udine Eberle N 1 Academy Annapolis

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