New-York Tribune from New York, New York • 9

Raise lf.Famous^ coticen 54,000,000 OF LOJy? TAKEN AT CONCERT Cai'iiso, Gaili-Curci, McCjor inaek, and Job Itedges-'Are lil RAISED AT Ig Caruso, and McCor-jA mack Helped to Break Liberty Records. CROWD Motor Corps and Canteen Canvass Audience Mine, Burn.i enroi turne also Curd lord i Air," Scene 01 ISrmlli HAU CROWDED il of.hlic poi once The i-'lj -v for, fcn the rally jjntl ugh fue aubsc "$10.000 Program," Arranged Help the Campaign, Roused Great Enthusiasm; to a meeting at Carnegie Hall last under directlou-of the.Music mlttec the- Liberty Loan Com, $4,302,000 was obtained, which. Is more than was ever raiaed at i irrem audiet i Mr. artl called Hedgi for? tli i i rt J--T i n. in any other Liberty lOlMl) tint an in It b.

the meet'fnff a $10,000 is. it would aso? been had not all the artists given I causo! services without price. Caruso and Galll-Curcl and McCormack s-I with i of the oung Kusslan violinist, and rundo ono of 'the any lies his lone: career, Arthur l'ryot's American Band the subset i the music. And there were eight battle-scarred c.h members the French Foreign Legion of of (in and marines from- the t.or&; and Navy, and 'a de- narines from.ope of r' rrom.opc or greetej tarr in haifcof to help arnoui; then show along: The Foreign lokjyn, "ires Were Captain Jean Pruland. Lieu- hfirl cilj tenant1 Hanielet, -Lieutenant Bourgery, rly?" Sergeant Major Dulanen, and four pri- I Captain Druland and Lieutenant VK inclrt the highest deco that has to give to lien flghtifig men.

When they -were Intro it' k1 audience and cheered therrt fini three ft Syas by Urnjamln Strong, tt? ot-the Liberty Loan Commit JtJM it probably th trfim' on any stage had such a oT musical artists appeared.ivith for Subscriptions. h4 leavenly ma I'd, charmed $4, or Carnegie Loan last fiivisl IbC "i' ivi that, u'Vid itii.ii taking un Ight, the great iinii was vlb'rant irl-itinn and There Idicrs and crowding'the the poople of what they to. b.tck ivith. reminder were needed, and there de guests of eight men of vclf Foreign their breasts v-a decorations, ov ii woldiers, ineii fro'in ihe 5eioni, aonii; them With showing that they had marciied to plage from the door. Then came, the beloved and last of al).

girl's of the and tho i'anieeTi workers National LiCagU? for Women's Warmly welcomed, too, was a ii scarlet introduced as of our ully, Brazil." Tolikan Soldier? 'a hand played-several selections. Ion Uio Stars and were tho aisle by two tail men in Hd. MK'oraiaclt, Banner," and hem. was illustrated by a mar tableau' of I nes. tc bi ai ri A Jl 11 I The Music Masters Are Giving Their Art.

Will You Music Lovers bl.jKs11U JL It AUiJlC Never before has such a galaxy of artists appeared on one stage as a free-will contribution to the Cause of Freedom. Will you not act on this inspiration? And act at once? Music Maintains Morale. Liberty Bonds Maintain Liberty. Music puts soul and spirit into armies. When the flesh is weak, music revives and carries us on.

So let the magnificent contribution the Masters lead you on to do your more. BUY LIBERTY BONDS IT WILL SOON BE TOO LATE! We cannot have'the thrill of victory unless we go over the top right here and now. Buy Liberty Bonds, and more Liberty Bonds and still more. Buy them at any piano, music or talking machine store, or through ALLIED MUSIC DIVISION Industriell and Liberty W. 40th New York This space contributed for the winning of the war by Aeolian Co.

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