The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
LAST 100000 NEEDED.
Real Estate in RousinE Finish 10
Double Quota.

The Real Estate Division OF the Fourth
Liberty Loan Committee, according Ia
It's chairman, Alfred 4. Marling, has
knocked Into n cooked hat the double
the third" proposition, for the division Is
now about to triple the third. This
means that by the time the Liberty Loan
drive closes tonight the Real Estate
Division win have to It's credit moro than
t10,0o0.000. But according TO the chair
man this splendid result Ii going to be
obtained only by the workers keeping
eyerlastingiy at Il. When last night the
divisions total was announced as $685.
$50. Mr.. Marling said: I'VE must raise
a million dollars Tomorrow and every
man Is on the job Our boys over there
are moppins up. We must do the same
thing over here. 1t is n case Of eat 'em
alive" concluded the usually pacific
chairman.
In all the Liberty Loan drives OF the
Real Estate Division there never was
such an avalanche of subscriptions as
came into the division yesterday. There
was not a great number of unusually
large ones, but despite this the third
successive million dollar day was re-
corded. the total being S1,0o1,150. This
means that the division needs s936,o00
to make good Its promise OF $4,000, 900.
OF yesterdays subscriptions. that OF
Frederick johnson OF 100000 was the
largest made by an individual. This
was to cover the 80 East Forty-second
street building and Mr. Johnson's
Park avenue apartment house. Jacob
H. Schiff sent In n subscription for
$4,000, to put on the honor roll all
OF his properties including the Kuhn,
Loeb banking house. Some of the other
interesting subscriptions were those Of
~
060; Estate OF Philip Braender, 5000 I;
Robert Hoe Real Estate Company.
$4,000: ]. J. Slender. 10000; John
B. Pine. $4,000: Robert B. Suckiey,
$4,000; Henry Bruner. $4,000: w. r.
Walker. 10000 Broadway Realty
Company for II Broadway. $4,000 !:
National Park Bank. $4,000; the
Gorham. Company. for its Fifth ave-
nue building. $4,000; James r. Roose-
Welt. In, $4,000; Haight Estate. $1,000 /;
William A. White & Sons, total, $25. 900 /;
Max Natanson. 5000: Katherine T.
Moore. 10000; Rowan Realty Com
pany, $1,000: William H Wheeler Cor
poration, $1,000: John s. weatheriey,
$1,000; and Samuel Kempner. IS, 00O
Slawson & Hobbs Increased their total
subscription to $4,000 and Joseph p.
Storms added s5e,309 to the divlson's
total by sending in subscriptions from
a group Of Jamaica, l. l.. property own
ers. Woodbury. @. Langdon subscribed
$4,000 for his Fifth avenue property
and William Cruikshank, as trustee. sub
scribed $4,000. The Twelfth and Nine
teenth Ward Real Estate Association,
through Adolph Bloch, sent IN their sub
scriptions yesterday for $35,600. Albert
B. Ashfortb turned in $4,000 from an
anonymous subscriber. and Joseph p.
Day returned subscriptions for 10000
for real estate companies in which he Is
interested. The New York Real Estate
Association added 5000 to their SUBJ
scription and the Manhattan Real Estate
Association $4,000.
Brooklyn still Is going strong, and
last night reported subscription of $780,
$50, bringing their total up to $685.
$50 subscribed through the real estate
division. .
On the last day Of the last drive prop
erty owners showed their appreciation
Of the hard work OF the chairman of the
real estate division and its workers by
turning in more than S1.500,000. Mr..
Marling expects that a great many per-
sons who wish to add lustre to the work
of the real estate division are holding
back their subscriptions to the last hour,
and so he has arranged to keep open the
real estate division headquarters at PIT
Broadway until late this afternoon, where
he will have a large stock Of honor fags
on hand for all those who have not yet
SWUNG them ont befOra their buildings.