New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03

William c. McAdoo, Secretary OF the
Treasury, will open his campaign TO
gain New York City subscriptions for
the Liberty Loan at Carnegie Hall and
Cooper Union tomorrow night. The
Secretary, who has recently returned
from a trip through the Middle West
in the interest Of the loan, will address
both meetings.
At Carnegie Hall Mayor Mitchell will
preside. At Cooper Union Oscar s.
Straus will be chairman. Others who
will speak at both meetings are Gov
ernor Edge of New Jersey; Major
Charles W. Gordon, of the Cameron
Canadian Highlanders, better known by
his pen name of Ralph Conner; Dwight
". Morrow and f. II. Outerbridge. Nine.
Aida, of the Metropolitan Opera COM
pany, will sing patriotic songs.
Mr. McAdoo will arrive in the city
Monday morning. and will confer with
500 delegates from every section of the
ID Federal Reserve district at the Wal
dorf in the afternoon.
Appeal to Small Investor
Charles f. Mitchell, president Of the
National City Company and member OF
the Liberty Loan bond distribution
committee. told The Tribune yesterday
that there is too little interest being
displayed in the loan by the small IN
weston in the South and West. Mr..
Mitchell has been in close touch with
the work that is being done to speed
up subscriptions, not only as mem
Der of the loan committee, but from
daily reports received from the twenty
one branches of the National City
Company in Chicago, Pittsburgh. Cleve-
land. Atlanta. San Francisco and other
important cities.
As an example of the apathy shown
even in the wealthy city of Pittsburgh,
Mr.. Mitchell said the Liberty Loan com
mittees there had disbanded merely be-
cause it was assured that the allotment
of 10000. 900 made by the Treasury De-
partment would be taken.
New York and New England are
doing more than their share" said Mr..
Mitchell, but the rest Of the country
is tagging behind, despite the fact that
recent reports are more encouraging.
When the subscriptions are all in
think it will be found that the New
York and New England sections have
taken considerably more than half the
loan. The New York district alone Will
probably subscribe for at least a
billion"
Packing Firm to Help
Wilson g. Co., the Chicago and New
York packers, have modified their
sales force of 1000 men for a Liberty
bond campaign. Each salesman will
wear Have You Bought a Liberty
Bond?" button and will work among the
100 900 butchers and provision dealers
trading with the Wilson company
Posters boosting the sale will be car
ried in the windows OF the company
and on its wagons and automobiles
and will be distributed to the dealers
for display.
Miss Virginia Furman, chairman OF
the Women's Committee, reported To
Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip yesterday that
the committees sales have exceeded
81 900 900 and that the moving picture
women have sold about $2,OOO,OOO
through their industry.
The women will distribute $4,000 loan
posters on Monday and Tuesday be-
tween Fifty-ninth Street and Washing
ton Square, and every day next week at
3 o'clock will hold meetings in CHECKER
ing Hall, Lord & Taylor Building. A
series OF Country home" meetings
through Northern New Jersey and Con-
necticut is being planned. Mrs. Bel
mont will talk Thursday before the Jer-
sey City Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Hotel Men TO Assist
The Hotel Association of New York
has appointed the following committee
to aid the distribution of Liberty bonds
to hotel employees and guests: Thomas
ID. Green, eX-otiicio; W. Johnson Quinn,
Robert d. Blackman, Eugene Cabel,
Arthur T. Hardy, James o. Stack, David
II. Knott, George C. Boldt, jr., George
c. Brown, Fred Starry, chairman. A
meeting of the association will be held
at the Hotel Plaza on Wednesday night.
Tuesday life insurance agents will
begin making their Office to office and
house 70 house canvass for the sale of
Liberty bonds. William +. Atkinson.
president of the Life Underwriters As
ISOLATION of New York, emphasized the
announcement already made by Pres-
dent Wilson that this will not be ma
tional holiday despite the fact that the
Stock Exchange and other exchanges
will be closed out of regard to draft
registration day.
Tomorrow morning at Q o'clock