Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-10-26
If Everybody Works Hard to
Sell Bonds and People
Come Across.
MEETING HERE TONIGHT
Every Man Interested in Sue
cess of Loan is Urged
to Attend.

-fthe million mark has been left we'd
peh1nd IN the Liberty Loan drive be-
Ing conducted in this city, the forces
now being massed in order that 4
nalf million may be secured in a day
and a haf-a huge job but one which
enc optimistic workers believe can be
accomplished. The total raised up till
IL O'Clock this morning was $107460O
which means that $419,4O0 must be
raised today and tomorrow morning
IN order that the goal be reached in
Perth Amboy.
Tonight meeting will be held In
Liberty Loan headquarters in the
Boynton Building. Smith street, at
which every man interested in the
success of this great project is urged to
De present whether a team member
or not Plans Will be completed at
that time for the final drive which
will be made tonight and tomorrow
morning. A last minute squirt is be-
ing looked forward to which will open
the eyes of the kaiser-one of the
most interested In this work being
done by real Americans
Liberty Loan headquarters this
morning announced the total
amounts collected by each team dur
ing the house to house campaign.
these amounts being as follows: Dis
trict No. l, d. P. Olmstead, captain.
S11.75o; District No. 2, C. C. HON.
mann, captain, $4,000; District No. 8,
T. d. Waring, captain, $1e,150; Dis
trict No. 4, Arthur LaRoe, captain,
$1,000: District No. 5, o. w. Ramsay.
captain, $12. 400; District No. 6, C. d.
Boynton. captain, $4,000; District No.
4, A G. Waters, captain, $50, ,05o:
District No. 8, Jean Dubois, captain,
$44,70o; District No. 9. Morris shum-
111llI q $50; District No. 10,
-. captain. &s.S0o3
lut Nd.- u S! =. kaufman, CAD
'tafns e3.9eo, Dis(rict k1glky =
Griswe1d. captain, "a. 2.sse: Dtnir1ct =
n,.,.,ot Il, John a. . Fogss- esst.ae sz:s9
1850; District No Is, ]. J. KeliE
captain. $4,000; District No. is. D. a
Preacher. captain. $10,s5o; District
No. II. John F. Reilly, captain, $11s-
100; District No. IS, F. William Hilk-
er, captain, $500; Districts Nos. -
and 20. +. ]. Zawilinski, captain,
$3.50.
Districts Nos 20 and n, Neis
22, John Pfeiffer, captain, $2,40os
district No. %. K W. McComas. cap
tain $2.35o; district No. "a, 1. T. Mad
sen, captain, $500; district No. rs,
Edwin G. Fraser, captain, $4,000:
district No. &c, F. L. Antisell, captain,
s11,150; district No. 27, John ]. Clark.
captain. $3.050; district No. 2S, Carl
Jacobs, captain. s1,700; district No.
81. L. Y. Sosin. captain, $1,000; dis
tricts Nos. 80 and 33, Father Teleps
captain, $3.50; district No. "a, Max
Gibian. captain, s1,1o0; district No.
35, Louis Bartha, captain, $3.50; dis
trict No. SO. John Slobodien, captain,
$1,000; district No. 81 B. NJ Cannon,
captain. $4,000; district No. SO, Ju-
Illus Klein, captain, $4,000; district
No 80, A Axelrod, captain. $3.50;
tain, $3.50; district No AZ, Morgan
Larson, captain, s1,550; district No.
43; N. Christian Nielsen. captain.
s4,05o; district No. Al, John Hanson,
captain, $3.50; districts Nos. IS and
As, Albert Leon, captain, $3.50; dis
tricts Nos. At and so; Max A. Shapiro.
captain, s1,s0o; district No. As, VIII
liam J. Willsey, captain, $3.50.
Castles Ice Cream Co, $4,000; Cast
les Mutual Benefit Association, $500:
Z. J. Dorsey, $500; Thos. E. Dorsey.
$500; Mrs. w. G. Weaver, $1,000; J.
r. Valentine. $1,000.
Owing to the great number of large
contributions coming into the Liberty
Loan headquarters it is next to inn
possible to announce all without leav-
ing out some, unintentionaMy. Tho
NEWS, however, Is endeavoring TO
credit every individual, lodge and fac
tory which has made subscriptions Ior
bonds large enough to be considered
worthy of note.
Following are some of the donations
received yesterday afternoon, last
night and this morning: l.. NJ RosSi,
$1,000; NJ d. Valentine, $4,000; Anna
E. Seaman, $500; Albert Leon. $4,000:
Porto Rican Cigar factory employees.
$500; Lena Alpern, $1,000; David
Isenberg, $500; all of the employees OF
the Barber Asphalt Paving Company,
s22. $50. of which $4,000 was given by
those in the OIL Department $1,000
additional TO the amount announced
yesterday; Leonard M. Green, $1,000:
Standard Underground Cable Works
employees, $10,s00; Building Trades
Association, $3.50; Fords Porcelain
Works, $4,000: employees Of Fords
Porcelain Works, $500: employees ok
the c. Pardee Works, s11,5o0
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