The sun., 1918-10-05

you. i refer to those people OF large
means and independent Income.
Their position differs greatly from
that OF the laboring men. who rs q class
have responded magnihcenuy to the APP
peal to buy bonds. but this class of
men. the laboring men. have nothing
to fall back on In case they lose their
Jobs or become Ill. On the other hand.
the rich men. the men OF large means
and assured income, which they receive
whether they work or not. are q class
that can with greater certainty mort
gage their future than can any other
class In the country. even more so than
the corporation. II Is the most important
task in tails city to get these men to
subscribe their quota It may prove
an unpleasant task in some casea But
II you are willing to take II up and
carry II out with the proper spirit you
will be successful and the loan will be
subscribed. And that is what we are
counting upon you to do"
J. p. Morgan told those present that
he did not know how to approach those
wealthy men who had not taken their
proper share of Liberty bonds, but that
unless IL was done systematically and
thoroughly II could not be done.
Mr.. Prosser said the task would be a
difficult one and the volunteers would
meet with disbursement, but that no
man should run away from his job
Subscriptions OF more than $4,000
each announced unofficially late yester-
day by the Liberty Loan Committee fol-
low:
Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co. $4,000
900; Corn Exchange Bank and Utah Cop
per Co, $4,000. 600; Lisgett q Myers
Tobacco Co. s?,OOo.o 900; Pennsylvania Coal
Co and Hillside Coal Co. 81. 200, 600 each !;
pany. Petroleum Committee. Chino Copper
Co. Ray Consolidated Copper Co, Nevada
T1aSsa. cSDPs5 Co. ps sna
| each.
Progress Club. $685.. 900; wor,hins,on
man, Sachs & Co., p, Lorillard Company,
| United states Steel Products Co. and W.
Kim + PSssnsx CO. .: $500 Go G1,sd
sss, nx Stores sn 60 100000 Railway Steel
Maitland. coppeli Z Co. $3.50. 900: cieve!
land H. Dodge. Pressed Steel Car Com
Pany, l. c; gillespie : Sons: New YORK
catlin a Co: s?is,2 ZOO De coppet q
8ocre Inc ,3SCo H| Williams AshI Peters
| Lidgerwood Manufacturing Co. and en-
Ployees, Standard OH Company of New
Potosi Mining Co. s2Oo,ooO each.
MsS.4. H sae Ger nsS Co. ws, SS
| $4,000 each: Smith. Hogg q Co.. $40.
| 900; employees OF United States Steel
| Products Co. and T. A. Gillespie Co. lad
! ditionaD, S125.0o0 each: Pennsylvania
Coal and Coke Corp. $4,000; Edward
W: Bill of Bill n Caldwell. sos, 900.
Joseph Ullmann. Inc. T. L. Malone Co.
Y. 8. Finishing Co. c. Bahnsen a. Co.
II. w. Johns Manville Co. tadditional)
James F. White 4 Co, Revilon Freres
Jerome v. Danzig Co, Bank Of Europe
and Charles A. Wimpfheimer. 100000
Chemical Co. of America. United state'
| and Australasia s. S. Co. NJ. HeinemaT
| & Co.. Rogers, Pyatt Shellac Co. Pheni,
| Assurance Co. OF London. Imperial AS
surance Company (of London. Sterr
icaI Co, iiOo.O each:
e. Rosenwald & Bro. Porte Rlcai
| American Tobacco Co. tadditionall
Schwarzenbach. Huber & Co, Charles T
Wilson q Co.. Inc, William Iselin Co.
Endicott. johnson q Co.. Pennsylvania
Coal Co. Fairbanks & Co. E. T. Wood
R. Hoe 4 Co. and Bradstreet Company
| 100000 each.
Gutman Bros. and National Enameiinl
and Stamping Co.. $4,000 each: De Ii
vsrgne Machine Co, $4,000; Becke
, Bros. Co, @. Gaudis & Blum and Ma
tionaI Fire Insurance Co OF Paris. France
$4,000 each: Hochmeyer Bros. S5b.loo.