New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-25
Banks Open Nights

Banks throughout the city kept open
| late last night TO give men and women
unable to leave their employment dur
! ing the day an opportunity TO buy
| Liberty bonds. They will remain open
tonight and tomorrow night. A list
Of the institutions, where bonds may
be purchased after regular banking
hours, follows:
The Chelsea Exchange Bank, the
Mutual Bank, the West Side Bank. the
New Netherland Bank of New York, the
Bronx Borough Bank. the State Bank
the Pacific Bank. the Mechanics and
Metals National Bank, the Dollar Saw
ings Bank, tht New York County Ma
tional Bank, the Public Bank of New
York City, the Chatham and Phenix
National Bank, the Nassau National
Bank, the Gotham National Bank of
New York, the South Brooklyn Savings
Institution, the Peoples Bank, the
Hartman National Bank, the Brooklyn
Savings Bank. the Broadway Trust
Company and the Equitable Trust
Company Of New York.
Also the Metropolitan Trust Com
pany, the Bankers Trust Company, the
Central Trust Company Of New York,
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company, the Empire Trust Company,
the Hudson Trust Company, the Lin
coin Trust Company. the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York, the Col
umbia Trust Company. the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, the Union
Trust Company of New York. the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company and the
Manufacturers Trust Company Of
Brooklyn.
Every bank and trust company in the
city belonging to the Federal Reserve
system has again been asked by the
Liberty Loan Committee 10 remind
count facilities will be placed at their
disposal 70 enable them to carry Lib
erty bond loans for their customers.
Produce Exchange Helps
Members of the New York Produce
Exchange, following speech yesterday
afternoon by Dwight W. Morrow, of
J. F. Morgan G. Co., subscribed ST.
1885, 900 to the loan, bringing their
total up to nearly S5,000,000.
1--WE must consider ourselves a part
of the National Army just as the men
who have been conscripted for service"
said Mr. Morrow. 1--WE have not the
same task as has been assigned the
soldiers, but the President has given
US work to DO.
"The particular task given us is to
raise money for the Secretary Of the
Treasury. We know the National Army
will 10 its part, but we have not been
ccnscripted, and, with only two and
half days in which to accomplish our
task, it looks now as If we were not
doing our part. | don't call lending
your surplus wealth to our country
matter of patriotism. II is only when
you have deprived yourself and sacri-
feed and given the money that you
need for yourself that you are pa
triotic.
I'VE Americans are not doing our
part by our country as the English and
French are. In France every man and
woman not III the trenches are doing
without many things that their coun-
try may win.
'In England, to raise the last loan
of S5.O00,000, the figures show. when
averaged, that each Englishman gave
UP 40 per cent of his income to sub
scribe that loan. Are we doing any
thing like that for our country? The
manner in which the second Liberty
Loan has Jagged proves that we are
not. You don't realize now what our
war is or you would not lend what you
want to your government, but would
give all sou can"
Women Help Bond Sales
The subscriptions reported for yes
terday included s4,000,000 which came
through the Womans Liberty Loan
Committee. This brings the total
raised b. the local woman's committee
to more than s1l 100000.
Boy Scouts Of America had obtained
subscriptions totalling sS,354,750 up to
noon Yesterday in their four-day cam
paign on behalf of the Liberty Loan,
il was announced at the organizations
national headquarters here. The Scouts
Of st. Paul led with pledges of sl,l6S,-
600.
List of Big Subscriptions
New subscriptions in the list COM
piled by the Liberty 3oan publicity
committee included the following:
First National Bank Of New York
CadditionaD ..................s1 so 900. 900
Irving National Bank (addticnaD. 10.O00.000
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. tad
dtionaD ..................... 5000. 900
John D. Rockefeller additional 100000
tionaD ..................-.... 5000. 900
Chatham and Phenix National
Bank (additionaD ............. 1000. 900
Colgate & Co. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Western Union Telegraph Co. lad
dtionsD .......,......... =. $500, 900
The Liberty National Bank itself
(additionaD ............ ..... 100000
Scovill Manufacturing Co. .... 1900 600
Endicott-Johnson Co. (additionsD. 1900. 900