The Washington times., 1918-10-13

$1,000; Equitable Life Insurance
Company, $4,000: Evening Star News
paper Company, additional $50, 900,
making total S1O0.O 900; Firemen's In
surance Company. $4,000; German
American Fire Insurance Company,
$4,000: Peoples Drug Store, $4,000:
NJ. Goldenberg, additional $4,000,
making total 5000.
William Hahn & Co., additional
$4,000, making total $4,000: z. Held
enheimer. $1,000: Judd & Detweiler,
$4,000; Adolph Kahn, $1,000; S. Kann
Sons & Co., additional $50, 900, max
ing total S15o.OOO; Kings Palace,
additional $4,000. making total $1o,-
600; Life and Casualty Insurance
Company. OF Nashville, $500; Daniel
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
100000; Mexican Telegraph Com
pany, $4,000: S. N. Meyer, Inc, $5,-
900; P. J. Nee Company, $4,000; New
Ebbitt otel, $4,000; willard Hotel
Company S30. 900; Raleigh Hotel
Company, $4,000: Gerson Nordiinger,
$1,000: Old Dutch Market Company,
Inc, $4,000; Permanent Building As
sociation, S1O0,OO0;; Perpeutla
Building Association. 100000; Po-
tomac Insurance Company, $4,000;
hcpuDllc huDoeT company. Fos-
900; Rizik Brothers. $500;
Schafer Company, 5000; Eli SheetE,
$1,000; F. H. Smith Company, 5000 I;
Tolman Laundry Company, $500; Un-
derwood Typewriter Company. $500 :;
Ward & Co., $3.50; Washington Steel
and Ordnance Company. 500 coo; Hy-
man zirkin. S 600; Metropolis Build
ing Association. $1,000; Powhatad
Hotel. $4,000.
Motor Corps Aids.
The motor transport corps, the new
est staff corps in the army, is out to
make a record on the loan. Its per-
sonnel in Washington numbers 617,
of which 165 are officers, 20 enlisted
men, and 426 civilians, mostly stenog-
raphers and clerks. As about 20 per
cent of the office force has been I'll
during the past week, no personal So
licitation for subscriptions has been
made, but in response to notices post.
ed in the various branches 426 sub
scriptions had been received up to the
close OF business on Friday. the total
amount subscribed being $4,000.
This week a vigorous canvass will be
made, and II Is expected the total will
go we'll over 100000. One division
eld yaarhas a 100 per cent subscrip-
tion and the others are determined to
make equally good records. r-.
Max Fischer, treasurer OF Wood
ward & Lothrop's, reported last night
that more than $4,000 had been sub
scribed to the loan by the employees
of te company. Mr.. Fisher stated
that a large per cent of the bonds
sold in the store had been paid for in
cash by the subscribers. which shows.
said Mr.. Fischer, that the members of
our force have been preparing for
the loan for some time. There are
seventeen committeeman in the store
that see to it that every one sub
scribes to the Fourth loan.
On 100 Per Cent List.
The name OF the o. ]. DeMoll music
store appeared on the 100 per cent
list yesterday, when the last OF the
employees OF the store signed up for
Liberty bonds OF the fourth issue. The
DeMoI store now is exhibiting its
honor roll in the front window.
Influenza does not keep the manage
ment of the Virginia Theater from
selling Liberty bonds, even IL it is
not within the law to operate the
show. At meeting last night In
front OF the theater more than $40, 700
in Liberty bonds weer sold. The great
screen favorite, Douglas Fnirbanks.
will speak tonight IN front of the
theater and will sell bonds In the in
terest of the Liberty loan campaign.
SiXty-three employees OF the Il. P.
Andrews Paper Company have sub
scribed for bonds OF the fourth is
sue, and It is expected that the store
will be among the 100 per cent class