The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-20

s75o.o00. Binghamton WIN over,ub.
scribe It's se.st7ooo by about 5000 900.
johnson City with 1sts2,200 has n,b-
scriDed ssb6.o0o. All the counties in the
district, except Sullivan and Delaware.
should 70 over their allotments and the
oversubecriptions will more than make
up Tor the counties that fall below"
Long ana staten Island. Ahead.
Charles 8. Sargent Jr., chairman OF
Sub-district No. 8, Of which Albany "a
The centre. said his district would Just
squeeze over.
Acosta Nichols, chairman OF sub-dis.
u1ct NO. 9. which takes In Long Island
ana Staten Island and which crowned
itself with glory. said:
district will subscribe from 40 to
100 per cent. Of Its quota As an in
stance OF what we are doing. Rockaway
sBab. ooo."
9. II. Kinnicutt. chairman OF sub-dis-
tri4 No. Z, covering the twelve northern
counties Of New Jersey, said:
'Northern New Jersey, win oversub-
scribe it, e1i1.sso,ooo by ut least 10 per
cent. Every banking town In the dis
trict win show at least 100 per cent and
this win Be exceeded by many Of the
non-bsnking communities. South Am
boy. despite the explosion and the infiu-
enxa- will make It's quota" 80 .
FRANKLIN q. Brown. Sub-district No. Q.
covering Westchester and Rockland
counties. New York. and Fairfield
county. Connecticut, said his district
would largely oversubscribe its aliot-
ment OF S94.a32.<00. 49, ..l..,.
One of the pleasant surprises Of the
nnai days campaign was the burst of
speed with which tho Rainbow Division
finished. This division, which comprises
about eighty-nine different committees,
represented hundreds OF businesses and
had 40 q quota ssss. ssB. 200. which IT
passed BY approximately &so.ooo,ooo.
Many Homer Flags Awarded.
Two hundred and twenty.four, more
honor nags were awarded to firms which
reported 5b' per cent or more Of their
empioyeeA NJ subscribers for the fourth
loan. ~
Jersey City also finished strong. and
early yesterday passed by $500, 900 its
quota of S11.soo,o0o. which 10 double
what was subscribed In the third loan.
Hobohen. with . quota OF $s.4o0,000, be-
lieves Il has pledged ts.s00,000. '.
The Ten Thousand Dollars Minimum
Club Of the Second Federal Reserve Dis
trfct received 5f1 now members on the
eighteenth day OF the drive, bringing the
total membership to a,ilo.
While the actual figures for the Police
Department drive for $50. 0oo. 600 war
not available, Fourth Deputy Comynis.
sionsr Wallis declared he had reason 10
believe the total had been passed. Al
the same time he announced an add.
tional subscription Of $1,000 received
from President Wilson. He also said
Rodman Wanhmaker, 6pecial DEPUTY
Police Commissioner in charge of the
Police Reserves. subscribed FOR 81, 200, 00C
worth OF bonds through the Police De.
partment. and that the Western Union
had asked for 100000 additional
S,s,apa, ssrn nnn ,s sug.cs,D go lot an na'
partment -
The New York Produce Exchange came
through with flying coiors. its total sub.
scriptions being 100000 In excess q
its quota OF Sls,000.oe0. -
The Building and Allied Trades Lib
erty Loan Committee, Of which Otto NJ
Eidlits, United States Commissioner oil
Housing. IN chairman. exceeded It's quota
OF 100000 BY e1.4o0.eo0. The Building
Trades OF New York have been badly hill
by war conditions but the nineteen sub
committees into which the industry u
Sivided, BY the very hardest KIND Of
campaigning raised Ss.%0o.O0o.
Inc American Junior Naval ana ma
rine Scout raised $l.los,2oo In lS2
cities -FOUR Thousand ooSs assisted In
the work OF the metropolitan canvass
committees ana procured s,Ast suoscrip.
lions. In ADDITION TO the Hl,l06,LO0 NJ,