Show France Shows AffectionS Affection F For Fm OJ America in Her lV New e v National Loan Posters By l Robert obert W dies I Service Str Staff Correspondent Nov o A A simple yet ct striking sInk sInk- P lug ing example of or how closely the tho heart of or France Is drawn to the great sl sister republic acro across tho sea whose S are making possible a a. tri triumph trl trl- trl over the common enemy Is of offered or- or fereti ferell by the time prevalence of or American sj symbolism In the posters for the tho new national war loan Joan In n five lI of or a dozen lithographic calls upon the people to subscribe which 1 I have ha seen in the thelast thelast last Jast two days the aid America has given ghen to Trance is hs graphically dims dims- cd The elt city blossomed overnight with this new hew crop croll of DC loan posters E cr livery dead wall er e every column or of each arca arcade ar ar- ca cade e in the city and many store windows win win- win win- dows presented their graphic appeal to the patriotism of ot the French poo- poo tile pic e. e Though not posing as hs an art critic J t should say sly the of the tho posters as 9 real art works was considerably greater than thun that possessed by similar sinai simi Jar lar displays I I I saw maw in Now Yoi York 1011 U duning during dun dur in ing tho the third Liberty loan loa campaign There Is a boldness of DC conception and amI delicacy of ur coloring which our posters lack lacked ed 1 The most striking allusion to the part America has luul played In coming comins to the aid of or France was that displayed b by ly a t poster picture of ot the time Statue of Liberty seen Slen rising from room the sea seand and nd glorified by rosy dawn light A Above c Liberty's head is the legend For the Liberty of ot tho time World I 1 overheard th tle comments of or a I crowd of or school boys In their queer frocks as they stood tood watching the tho sign plasterer sUcking slicking up this poster Said Sold un one sagely That Is the groat roat statue which M. M I Lafayette gave e a to the Americans It stands In a great park in New Jew York A chool school tallow follow disagreed with sIth hi hint him declaring that Trance France ha hind had given this stilt lie to President Wilson as a 11 token of or her high e esteem teem I 1 didn't didn t dare trust rust m my French to attempt a lion tion A sc second on fetching conception Is that depicts a a British Tommy and anti an aim Italian soldier fighting desperately desper ratel r- r atel in a trench shown In the foreground foreground fore fore- ground while from the distance winds onward an endless s column of or Amen Ameri cans Their vanguard Is leaping Into Ith tho trench with the defenders They The come to save aro arc tho the words printed aLove the picture A tank going Into action Is II the central central central cen cen- figure of or another r poster Contrary Contrary Con Con- trany to strict military necessity the top tol of the time tank supports a golden figore figure figure fig fig- ure ore of ot victory at t the time baso base of which ii crouch ouch two French soldiers An American doughboy Identified I by Iy hl his hia flat rimmed tin Un hat bat and sleeves alcoves roiled lolled up to the elbows elbows stands stands by the tho Ido sido of ot Miss hiss Victory and points passionately pas pas- at the smoke of or a German shell in tIme the distance In another conception the tho American and Trench banners are to the tho fore in ina a collection of or allied alUe l flags under which tho the kaiser crouches coloring terin A fifth tho bridge of oC ships across which t C mma n mm na a month are arc coming coining lu to me the succor of ofFra ofIra I France ra I nee |