The sun., 1918-10-12
. Rainbow Group. Reach Quota.

Seven committees N the Rainbow
Division have reached their quota The
Real Estate Committee passed its goal
OF 100000. with $s5,40O additional
The Corset, Brassiere and Corset Mate
rial Trade and the Children's and In
!arrs Wear Trade Committee also have
just reached their detectives
At meeting yesterday of the Jew
t!lers' Division Committee of the Rain
bow Division II was announced nearly
80 per cent. of the $4,000 900 quota had
been raised, the total standing at
SS,94l.7O0. The meeting was given over
to discussion of ways to increase the
sums already subscribed
The noon meeting OF the Wholesale
Dry Goods Trade yesterday at Broadway
AMI Worth street was one of the most
successful that has been held in the pres
ent campaign by that trade. The chief
speaker. introduced by Bertram H. Bor-
den, chairman, was Corporal Oscar
Mouvet OF the French Foreign Legion.
He ;old OF his experiences since the
time when four years ago he left his
EomH in this city to fight for France.
He Is oil Belgian parentage. After his
speech. he and another soldier went
through the crowd appealing for bonds
BOND sales OF $4,000 were made. bring
ing the total OF the Wholesale Dry Goods
Trade above the $12. 900. 900 mark, which
is abolt ~ per cent. OF its quota.
Elghty-eight industrial plants had
been awarded honor pennants up to Oc-
tOoer 3, more than IS per cent. OF each
plants employees having subscribed.
The great length to which some plants
are going may be CLEANED from the fact
that 1000 employees OF the National
Bridge Works in order to report a 100
per cent subscription succeeded in in,
ducing the management to discharge an
Austrian who would not subscribe.
Following are unofficial subscriptions
OF upward of $4,000 announced yester-
day by the Liberty Loan Committee
General Electric Company and employees
and American Telephone and Telegraph
Company associated companies and en-
RRoyse' 'lTSGOoEO EACH cSTn EsShsnss
Finance Corporation, Prudential Insurance
Company Of America Cadditionaj, Amerl-
Kuhn, Loeb & Co, $4,000, 900 each.
Railroad. ;2,5Oo,oOo;, American Sugar Re
Savings Bank [additionaD and Standard
OF Company Of New York. $4,000, 900 each:
Fidelity and Casualty Company. Bernhard.
Seholle Co.. Delaware. LackawRnna and
western Coal Company (addltionaD. Erie
each.
., Dry Dock Savings Institution, $3.50, 900:
900: Foundation Company and employees.
1900. 900; Kelly Springfield Tire Company
ladditionaD, Payne Whitney. Proctor a
Gamble, Ward Baking Company, Mercan-
Tile Bank OF the Americans, y. Y. Niles
Bement Pond Company. American Surety
company Union Dime Savings Bank lad
ditional) l.. c. Kaufman and Corn Ex-
change Bank, 100000 each.
Eastern District Savings Bank, Brook
Iyn' $4,000; Shuts Bread Company, IL.
-. Verran Company and Church Pension
Fund 5000 each: Spencer Trask a
Co. tadditionaD. $3.50. 900: employees OF
the National Biscuit Company, 324O, 900;
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany through United States Trust Com
Pany OF New York;, Brooks Bros. and
William Nelson Cromwell. $500, 900 each.
American Alliance Insurance Company,
$4,000; j. Stewart n Co., Yukon Alaska
Trust Company (additionaD, STANDARD
OIL Company Of New Jersey iadditionaD,
Arthur Curtiss James, Home Insurance
Company Through Pacific Bank) and ii.
f. Ferran. 100000 each.
s. II. Kress & CO., Standard Screw Com.
pany, Arnsteln Bros. q Co., Continental
Iron Works. Booth & Flynn, Major Horace
G Stebbins. Western Reserve Condensed
MIX Company FleIschmann Company,
General Baking Company Stehli silks
Corporation. j. Kridel Sons & Co. and
Rogers q HagEerty, 100000 each.
American Printing Company, J., r..
Mitchell. McAndrews q Forbes Com tany,