New-York tribune., 1918-11-15

The biggest individual subscription
announced yesterday was 100000 by
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr.
This brings the Rockefeller family and
foundation gifts, including the Stan
dard Oil subscriptions, in the neigh
borhood Of s7,0oo,o00.
Edward s. Harkness gave 100000
yesterday, Solomon r. Guggenheim,
100000; Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James,
100000, divided among the ten
women's teams. and an anonymous con-
tributor added another 500, 600. Other
large individual contributions an
nounced yesterday we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Murry- Guggenheim,
$4,000; Mrs. William Boyce Thomp-
son, $4,000; j. Z. ONeil, $4,000; II. F.
Sinclair, $4,000; Bank OF Manhattan
Company, s25,00O; Mr. and Mrs. George
+. Baker, $25,Oo0; Mrs. F. r. Thompson,
s25.OOo; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ladd,
$4,000; George r. Baker (additionaD
$4,000; Ogden Mills. $25,0O0; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sloan, $4,000; Mrs. W. II.
600: Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Benjamin,
$4,000; Henry +. Hoyt, $4,000; Z. J.
Martin, 5000; Mrs E. nj. Anderson,
sl2,5oo; Frank Fruhauff, $4,000; Mrs.
z. B. Close, $4,000; Charles NJ.
Schwab, $40 1000; Lee, Hgginson & Co,
$4,000; Adrian Iselin, $4,000; George
o. Knapp $4,000; Mrs. Margaret r.
Schulze, 100000; Jeremiah Mlbank,
100000
Hornblowsr {; Weeks. 10000; MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Fl. Sabin, $4,000;
Captain Cleveland e. Dodge "a. E. 70
$40 900; Mrs. Naomi Douglas and Miss
Elizabeth Douglas, $4,000; Henry. L.
noherty Company and Cities Service
Company, $4,000; Mrs. John r. Pratt
$4,000; c. &. Winslow. $40 900; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Louis Slade, $4,000; T. Frank
Manville. $4,000
The United States, for the first
three days Of the drive, had raised 81
per cent or its quota, Dr. Mott an
nounced
The latest stunt for the drive on
Fifth Avenue. which has seen many
strange sights in the past few days,
was an invasion OF East Side pushcarl
merchants. who sold roasted apples
lot sweet potatoes. suspenders and
aundry, all proceeds going to the ."sev-
en-in-one" 3und. Miss Bculah Weldon
of the Henry Street Settlement, cngi-
neered the meeting of East and West
with profitable results for the drive.
Among Che large subscriptions re-
ported yesterday by the Industrial sec.
non We're: S250,0o0 from Phelps
~ ~, y icbVVV lIOIH tne inIGC0a-
tionai Nickel Co., $4,000 from the Dis
tillers Securities Company, s262 .ooc
rom the American Tobacco Company
Sloo.0O0 from the Consolidated Gas
Company, Sl59,e6d from the fur. ha;
and cap and telegraph committees
100000 from the American Brake Shoe
end Foundry Company, $4,000 from
the National Biscuit Company, $50, ,ooi
from the pennsylvania Coal Compan,
and the Hillsdale Coal and Iron Com
pany. $4,000 from the Mallory Steam
snlp company aud $4,000 from tn,
Terminal Warehouse Company.
Secretary or ,he Navy Daniels wil
Tevie" the Victory Parade" in Brook
iyn tomorrow afternoon. il wss an
nounced yesterday.
John D. Rockefeller has consente,
70 appear in one Of The big circus tent
IN Bryant Park on Sunday to conduc
non-sectarian service fer the fun,
drive.
The thirty teams. which yesterda,
gathered for the last time until the,
meet at the w'nd-up Of the campaign
1T II dinner at the Waldorf next Mon
day. reported the following subscrip
tions:
Team No. /, captain, Mrs. Winthro,
v. Aldrch. subscription, s20,sG7; No
2. Mabel Chote, s44,209; No. 5, Mrs
IIchaei Gavin, S24,265; No. 4, Mrs
John Henry Hammond, so 400; No. 8
Mrs. Oliver Jennings, $87.225; No. 6
Irs. Henry Mofgen.hau. $40 SO; No
T. Mrs. George b. Post, S4s, sis; No. 8
Nrs. William A. Read, $1,000; No. 8
tlrs. Felix N. Warburg. s37. 7.406; No
10, airs. Charles $. whitman, 535 625'
10. II, Thomas A. Buchner. $2o,272i
No. t2, Nicholas A. Brady, Soa,J75; No
Ia. 6. A. Coffin, si0. 72l: No. II, Ed
nard s, Hardness, g309So5; No. La
F5rar l. Marefon sdd112