The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-16

bomb. filed With Liberty bon
literature on tho various cities Ovf
which they fy. From selfridg
field. Mt Clemens. eight airplane
will IS 20 Detroit and two 90 Cam
Custer via Battle Creek The raids
will begin az tho same hour thruou
the country
Expectations ~ a $4,000 00o la
were more than fulfilled Monda
noon. when tho Liberty loan sales
men came fhru with suhecrlplQn
Ioialing fs.4Is.550. brigging the 20
tai for the campaign 20 thai tonr @.
4 slS027.o00
Team No. & % Glass =, captain
"a by David Gray, captured lh'
honsr- % thu dny with q cool -,
00O. 00a SIR Cray apologized fol
not rlaklng 10 more. explaining ma
another team had corraled one 81
lta LARGEST subscriptions y deYel
oped later ihaf The fubscr.puon ~
oneatlon was that OF the hudson
Motor Car company Tor $50 YVV
-.-4 that -ff- ti-Tv md nor onIt
Yielded this choice piam 10 corr tiF
ID Of he factory division, captain
rd By George n Cooke, but nae
helped land b.
Both sales Chairman Larned ana
rapialn Cooke paid tribute ~
Mr. Cray's unselfFh patriotism A.
togefher ne was the hero o. me
hour. and the statesmen. led by TED
Reed yrHrnasfer extraordinary
commended his excellent qualities
m fitting manner. This Is the nrst
time any team has reached The
million Aiark
There was another demonstration
few minutes later when Charm an
Larned called on George Wiley.
vicc.presldent on The WAYNE Conn''
q Home Savings bank. Tor a fcw
remarks and that gentleman coolly
remarked that his bank bad decia'
ed 20 take 81 200 600 ~ bonds on
It's own account r1E horrtt7 sft-f 70
be re-sold 10 SIS customers IBIS
subscription WAS obtained By Ted
Reed. tho the yellmaster. with char
acterisuc modesty. ciaimed no
credit
Included In David Gray's s. 0oo,-
600 report was a subscription 81
$3.50. 600 from the Peninsuiar state
bank. itE oficers and employees.
One % the statesmen told 81
girl In the employ Of the J l. Hud-
son company who earns SIS week.
out OF which she pays 81 for the
support OF two Belgian orphans And
81 10 a Canadian patriotic society
Notwithstanding she bought LIB
crty bond in the FIRST campaign and
one OF the present issue. which r.
another 81 out OF her weekly sti-
pend. The young woman's name
was not given. but Ted Reed, equal
10 any emergency, led cheer for
s'rtritte N and tins crowd counted ~
20 eight. one for every dollar Of her
patriotic contribution.
THAT story Is worth $4,000, eoe
90 this campaign declared Chair
man Larned. when Il reaches the
ears OF some OF our wealthy citi-
rens II viii make them feel cheap
and they wifi want TO increase their
subscriptions"
The statesmen cheered al an
nouncement that the girls OF the
Northern high school had made 8.
900 calls and had already takss.- ssiss--
ncriptions OF more than 5000 900.
Mr.. Larned read telegram
from w. q. McAdoo, secretary OF
the treasury. COMMUNICATING the
sfoHr-minHte. men On @thetF@ @eFk
IN the movies.
Capt Fred Alger. in charge Of
bond sales at Camp Custer. sent
word that the men IN the eighty.
nth division had subscribed $685..
$50. which was az the rate OF S3s 50
per capita The announcement
brought q cheer.
Mr.. Larned called attention 20 the
fact that the Rotary club had al
ready passed It's total for the last
campaign and WAS still going strong
Jer Webb. captain. reported s24l..
$50 In $50 subscriptions and Monday.
retained the class c banner.
Subscriptions from i55 employees
OF the Peoples State bank were IN
clnded ia the sls5.050 reported by
the real estate team. The Amer
can Loan a. Trust company sub
scribed $4,000 thru the same team.
Other subscriptions for substsn.
tiai amounts reported Monday were
Schroeder Paint a. Glass company.
$4,000; Michigan Steel Castings
company and employees. SIS 600
each; Grinnell Bros. $4,000. Gen.
eral Aluminium g. Brass company,
$4,000: Joseph Boyer. $4,000 In
addition 70 $4,000 previously sub
scribed on second loan; American
Blower company, S&l 500. American
Radiator corporation. $4,000, Dc
troit Free Press. $4,000; Detroit
Journal and employees $4,000. United
States Radiator corporation. 500.
600, Walbridge-Aidingcr company
$4,000, Merchants National bani
100000. and Fred Osborne $4,000
Capt Barclay. OF Fort Wayne, re
ported So subscriptions totahng 81,
$50 from Fort Wayne, and an
uounccds incidentally that his meI
In the motor truck company mo5il
tied there could use a football, box
Ing gloves. sweaters, etc
There was no need % pass th'
bat
Wen give the football" sans
out team captain
"we1l furnish the sweaters.
came from another
"Count on u for the bOxinl
siovea." said a third. and the fhlnl
was done The suddcnncss OF it al
s~.nof frgE 81. arrrw mans nrN4ff
away. lie was very grateful.
WASHINGTON. oct 1e.--The Lib
erty loan campaign took an upwar'
trend today Aroused 20 the far