Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-10-29
.L|BERIYLOAN TOTAL
HERE sl,5l3,300
More Subscriptions Coming in,
so the Amount is Likely
to be Increased.
PLEDGES ARE NOT NEEDED
Total Amount Brought in by
Each Team is
Given Today.

The grand total shown on the
books at Liberty Loan headquarters
this morning. exclusive of the con-
tingent amount of $4,000 promised
if this sum was necessary to secure
the city's quota, was $1,513,30
about $4,000 more than this city
was asked to raise Although tue
campaign closed on Saturday amounts
continue to come struggling into Lib
erty Loan headquarters so that 1t is
likely that the total will be increased
even more than it Is at present.
The amounts pledged at the meet
ing Of the team captains and men,
bers Of the Liberty Loan Executive
Committee Friday night, to be used
In case. the quota was not reached by
other subscriptions. have not been
found necessary-casting more credit
to the residents of Perth Amboy.
The total amount brought in by
each team during the campaign has
been posted at headquarters and is as
follows: District No. 1, d. P. Ohm
stead, captain, $4,000; District No
2, c. c. Hommann, $4,000: District
No. 8, T. d. Waring, captain, $67,-
| 200; District No. 4, Arthur LaRoe
captain, $500; District No. s, o. w
Ramsay, captain, $20,350; District
No. s, c. d. Boynton, captain, &c.,
900: District No. Z, A. G. Waters
captain, $44,250; District No. 8, Jean
%, Morris Shumsky, captain, $12,250;
District No. 10, G. w. Sharp, Jr., cap
tain, $10,100; District No. II, ID. ].
Kaufman, captain, $14,250; District
No. ~, w. H. Griswold, captain, $4,-
$50: District No. 13, ]. j. Powers,
captain, $500; District No. IA, Paul
J. Carlisle, captain. $2,050; District
No. Is, J. J. Kelly. captain. $S,400;
District No. 16, d. A. Preacher, cap
tain, $11,500; District No. II, j. F.
Reilly. captain. $12,050; District No
$50; Districts No. 10 and 29, F. J.
Zawilinski, captain, $3.50; Districts
Nos. 20 and 81, Nels Hanson, captain.
$3.50; District No. %, John Pfeiffer,
captain, $4,750; District No. 20, Ken
meth W. McComas, captain, $3.50;
District No. "a, 1. T. Madsen, captain,
$1,000; District No. rs, E. V. Eskesen,
captain, $2.500.
District No. 26. F. L. Antisell. cap
tain. $14.5oo; District No. ~. ). J
Clark, captain. $4,000; District No
Is. Carl Jacobs, captain. $500: Dis
trict No. 80, H. X. Golenbock, cap
tain, $500; District No. 81, L. Y. Sos
in, captain, $1,000; Districts Nos. 8:
and 33, Father Telep. captain. $3.50
District No. "a, Max Gibian. captain
l$1,25O; District No. IS, Louis Bartha
captain, $3.50; District No. Sc, Johl
slobodien. captain, $1,600; Distric
No. 81. e. M. Cannon. $4.250; Distric
No. 38, julius Klein, $4,000; Distric
No. 80, A. Axelrod, captain, $3.50
District No. 40. w. Guy Weaver. cap
tain, $3.50; District No. Al, John a
| Fritzsinger, captain, $3.50; Distric
No. AZ, Morgan F. Larson, captain
$4,000; District No. 43, N. Christial
Nielsen, captain, $4,000: District No
"A. John Hanson, captain, $500; Dis
trict Nos. As and 46, Albert Leon, cap
! tain, $4,000; Districts Al and SO, MAJ
A. Shapiro, captain. $4,000; Ddstric
No. 48, w. ]. Willsey, captain. $3.50.
The total amounts have also beer
announced as to the sums secured bl
the special committees appointed b.
the executive committee. Thes'
amounts follow: Dentists. DR.. w. w
Hodges, chairman, $4,000; Woman
Club. $1O,35O; real estate, I. Alpern
$4,000; schools, s. e. Shull. $3.50
business men G. F. Reynolds, $3.50
societies, D. P. Olmstead, $1,000
grocers, D. ]. Kaufman, $16,100; phys
icians, DR.. Martin s. Meinzer, $3.50
fire companies, Nels Hanson, $4,000
Junk dealers, Herman Ellis, $3.400
building trades association, Jens N
Wester, $3.50; autom obile dealers, P
j. Powers, $3.50; w. J. Willsey, 5000
The following large subscriptions
since Saturday morning: Jens N.
Wester, $500; M. d. Valentine &
Company, $4,000; Raritan Chapter
No. SIS, o. e. S., 800; Peoples Build
ing & Loan Association, $1,000; G. w
Fullerton, $500; Thomas ]. Evans,
$500: Elks Club, $9,250; Mrs. w. Guy
weaver, $1,000: American Federation
of Musicians. Local 373, 5000; Thom-
as Brown, $500; L. H. McHose. ST.
I150; Boynton Brothers & Company.
5000; Alexander Dunbar. $500;
Munson, $4,000; Frank Warter, $500;
August stoudt, $1,000: Perth Amboy
Tile Works, $1,000; John Slobodien,
$500: Bricklayers, Masons & Plaster
ers Union, 800; F. Avchen. 800;
Aurora M. DesRoches, $500; Louis
Aubrecht, $1,000; D. v. Rush, $500;
Slovak Gymnastic Union Sokol, w..
500; C. C. Baldwin. $4,000; Donnell
Lumber Company, $3.50; Mrs. H. W.
s. J. Mason, $500: J. K. McKeon.
$500; East Jersey Lumber Company,
1000; East Jersey Bridge & Con-
struction Company, $1,000; Slavonian
Political Association, 5000; 7o4 en-
ployes of the A. S. & R., $4,000; en-
ployes Of the Raritan Copper Works,
$4,000; Washington Hose Cheml-
cal Company, 5000; Charles Land
back, $500; Goodwill Camp No. 81
w. O. W., $500; Maple Realty Com
pany. $4,000; Patrick White & Sons,
$1,000; General Ceramics Company,
$4,000; Fords Porcelain Company,
$4,000; Max Goldberger. $500; Wom-
ans club, $3.50; Joseph e. Stricken.
$1,000; Raritan Yacht Club, $4,000.