The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-03
LIBERTY LOAN HERE
LAGS BEHIND THIRD



nouLced unofficiaily by the Liberty Loan
Committee yesterday Included $2,100. 200
ings Bank, 100000 each from the
American Metal Company, Inspiration
Consolidated Copper Company. Phelps,
Dodge Corporation, Consolidated Gas
Company of New York employees, Corn
Products Refining Company and the
Kelly Springfield Tire Company
Better results are being reported by
the Rainbow Division of the Liberty
Loan COMMITTEES. and one trade COM
mittee--umbrellas. para soils and canes
OF this division Is the first Of the many
committees in this section to have
reached It's quota. ALFRED Bamberser I.
chairman of this committee, which has
exceeded Its quota OF s25o,o0o by &c.,
600. One arm, Arthe, Levy. Bernhard
Company, has adopted the plan Of CIV
Ing a doll with each purchase OF bond.
The tobacco trade Of the Rainbow Di.
vision IL making rapid progress toward
Its quota of $20.o00,000 and already
has collected subscriptions for more
than 100000. The American To-
bacco Company contributed S1,2O0,000
OF this amount The children and in
fants' wear committee has captured more
than 100000 of its quota of $3.50, 900.
More than $1,000. 900 has been taken in
by the Wholesale dry goods committee,
while the hide and leather committee
has raised more than $4,000, 900. of
which Sl.b00,000 was contributed by the
Central Leather Company.
The River Plate Commercial Company
Is the hrst member of the export. import
and shipping trades committee to receive
tho industrial hapnH Aae
mittee, 100 per cent. OF its employees
having taken bonds. About Is per cent.
or the 100000 quota of the millinery
trade. couturiers. dress trimming and al
lied trades committee has been sub
scribed. ,.
While New Workers were making
preparations for the beginning of the
great financial offensive which has Ger
many's defeat as its objective, patriots
IN the Philippines, believing deeds speak
louder than words. subscribed half of the
entire quote at Manila. The goal for
the Philippines Is $4,000, 900 and pledges
$4,000. e.,
Through the activities Of $50 sales
women under the direction Of Mrs.
oscar Stevens. theatregoers are having
placed before them the necessity OF
supplying Uncle Sam with the money
needed to conduct a successful war. Up
20 date the organization perfected by
Chairman e. F. Albee to wrest SUBJ
scriptions from playgoers has resulted
In aggregate sales OF s2.74s.000 in the
playhouses Of New York and Brooklyn.
Motor Men Get 1850, 200.
The Automotive and Accessory Trades
Liberty Loan Committee. has its cam
peign under full swing and has col
leqfed f2,b70.o0o in subscriptions. Each
day an entertainment is furnished by
this committee at the show rooms of
one OF the automobile manufacturing
Uroflcial subscriptions announced
Yesterday by the Liberty Loan Commit
tee follow:
Williamsburgh Savings Bank (addi-
tionaD. $2.100.0o0: American Metal
Company. Inspiration Consolidated Cop
per Company, Phelps. Dodge Corpora
ton, Consolidated Gas Company Of New
YORK employees. Corn Products Refining
Company and Kelly SprinEfield Tire
Company. 100000 each United States
trust Company (additional), $3.50, 900 ::
Pierce OIL Corporation. J. S. Bache
Co.. Greene Cananea Copper Company
and Citizens Savings Bank, $500, 900
l-OmnAnv
100000. -.
Lesher, whitman & Co. Kountxe Bros
Vacuum OIL and Southern Cotton OH
Company. s250.o00 each: Hanover Fire
Insurance Company, $500, eco: Green
wich Savings Bank. A. NJ Hoyt & Co,
Dunlevy Milbank. jeremiah Milbank.
L. L. Winkelman & Co. and r. Fulton
Cutting, $15o.000 each.
south Brooklyn Savings Bank (addi-
tionaD, 1926. 1000: Cyrus X. Lawrence a
Sons, Romans 4 Co.. Nassau Smelling
and Refining Company, Preferred Acct
dent Insurance Company. Jones & Baker.
Power Son & Co.. e. 8. Kuh & Walk Co..
Colgate Hoyt & CO., United States Fin
ishins Company. West Virginia Pulp and
Paper Company. Oelrichs & Co. and w.
C. Conrad & Co, s1o0, 900 each: New
Jersey Zinc Company officers and Wood
ward, Baldwin & Co.. $4,000 each.
iEli5ah r. Smith, Taylor, Bates & Co
and Charles Chipmans Sons COMPANY
$4,000 each: Harris. Winthrop & Co,
10000; w. ]. Baxter Company, SEA-
$50; Carlisle. Mellick & Co, Interna-
tional Floating Elevator Company, Gra-
ham, Hurley Company Eberhart Faber.
Typewriter Company, Penn
sylvania Textile Company and Denzer
4 Nathan. $4,000 each.
American Steel Foundries, Smith A.
Schipper and Richard Best, $4,000 each !;
A. n. Bull Steamship Company, Bull
lnsuiar Line. Inc. and Alberger Pump
and Condenser Company. $4,000 each !:
Nassau National Bank OF Brooklyn, $780,
$50.
Thomas McMullen & Co, Stewart a
Sparry, Florence Webb, e. 8. Halsted &
Co., Melcher, Armstrong & Dessau and
0ullabi Culbenkain. $4,000 each; L. E.
Waterman Company, Charles Brown &
Co., Erie Company, Dora Delano Forbes
Theodore w. Morris (additional), Amos
Tuck French, B. @. Work, c. whitman
& Son. Standard Bitulithic Company and
Bartram Bros. $25. 900 each.
j. ID. Hage Co., Fairbanks, Morse a.
Co, Weill Jameson Company. Brettell &
Bray Corporation. Remy, Schmidt a
Pleissner and ]. & e. Well. $4,000 each !:
estate OF j, w. Dimick. $4,000; River
Plate Commercial Company, Inc. (addi-
tionaD. Barnes, McGory q Ely and Holt
q Co., $4,000 each: James M. Brander,
$11 900.
Doull Miller Company, Maine AIpaca
Company. Phoenix Manufacturing Com
pany. Wallack & Mayer, I. C. Herman
q Co. st. John Bros. Company. w
Raskin Il Co., w. l.. Anderson, Pools a
Brewster, E. N. Sutliff. James M. Motley.
Padin Bros. w. Tyre Stevens, Samuel
s. Steiner and Smith & Thomson, SIC. 600
each.
wealthy to He Importaned.
An offensive against wealthy persons
has been launched by the Liberty Loan
Committee. and William II. RemIck,
chairman OF the New York Stock Ell.
change Liberty Loan committee. yester-
day sent to all members Of the exchange
letter In which he says that the best