The sun., 1918-10-12

Robert W. de Forest, Henry w. de Forest.
limited States Finishing Co%Psny ddi
saks q Co. 500, 900 each.
Francis H. Leseett q Co. $4,000; Blair
n %ndorson 10 1aSsdiyions5 b''V i7Soco; 0' A
Lewisohn & sons (additional), e. schanf-
higelmann and Sweet: Orr CO., Inc.
dltionaD and s. S. Steiner CadditionaD,
$50, 900 each.
George Borsfeidt q Co. and employees.
sSsS Merritt SIX SHs' c SHsS EG'D s5sSo
Metals Trading Corporation (addltionalD.
$50, 500 II. A. Caesar Co.. Herbert L..
Truck Corporation: Union Insurance So
ciety OF Canton. l.. ". Kahn Co..
Wsinstein & Brecher. Friedman Bros 81
Go. and Fifth Avenue Uniform Company,
A. d. smith q CO.. r. c. Rathbone &
Son. Inc, American Agricultural Chemical
Company. e. Liscberger Company, R, T:
q saiant. $50. 900 g. h.
IA. A. O; spaIdins iadditiSnaL. L. y
hsIss no SSETpany tsaai
Triest Company. E. II. Levy. cush-
man Sons, Inc. Seasonsood. Haas & Mac
Bonsid tasdlticnsi. Funeh. Edge 4 Co,
each.
, 4; s Van we,sl; $4,000; wrlsh. Z era
ditionsD. $4,000; Mrs. Anne du Point Pey-
ton, c. Kohlman g. Co. Pacinc Fire In
surance Company tadditionaD. Paclhc Fire
Insurance Company. Harris, Irby q vose.
900 each.
Joseph Yeska, ,s7.soo; South Porto Rico
Sugar Company (additionaD, 8. futile
Sons Co. and Balm & Taylor, $4,000
each; Northern Textile Company, ts2.550:
Menke: Kaufman Co. $4,000 Krug-
man q Peltz: Greenwich Savings Bank,
tadditlonal), Jaburg Bros, and Mindlin a.
Rosenman. $4,000 each.
q. q Case. cordioy 4 Hayes, jackson E.
Reynolds, Senboard Mills. Inc, J. II. Semel
4 Co. Insomar Goldsmith & Co. Dilsizian
Bros. Wade. Robinson & Co. Inc, and
Martha Emmons. $4,000 each.
tionaD, S2s.350; r. G. shattuck. $4,000;
t Hara Co. Diamond SIX Company
Simon. $4,000 each.
J. L. Portsrk. Osuliivan Rubber Com
pany, Takito ogawa q Co. Hammel, Rig
lander Co. Utilities Mutual Insurance
Co, Inc, The Review OF Reviews, Inter-
continental Rubber Company and Bolle-
Watson Co. Inc, $4,000 each.
Hops Bros. tadditionaD. Kahn e. Frank
s Sc, Canning Company. U. H.: Dud-
ley a. Co.. Seggerman Bros. and Hooker
Cereal Company, $4,000 each.
North American Grain Company, Alex
ander W. Behr. r. l. Kent. David NJ.
Goodrich and Albert J. Elias (additionaD.
$4,000 each.
Army and Navy Club Booth Gains.
The rallies being held by the Union
League Club on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays are causing an increas-
ingly better showing daily by the Army
and Navy Club booth at the Union
League Club. Sales OF Liberty bonds
Yesterday passed the $500, 900 mark. the
total for the eighth day being the great
est so far.
This booth Is in charge OF the women's
Committee Of the Army and Navy Club
Liberty Loan Organization, of which
Mrs Oliver B. Bridgeman, Mrs. Fred
erick o. Beach. Miss Alice Carpenter,
Miss Elisabeth Marbury and Miss Geor-
giana Hartman Owen are members.
The club originally set out TO secure
s1,00O,o00, but 1t has increased its goal
to 100000.
benjamin Strong. governor OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of New York, has
subscribed for $4,000 Of bonds through
the Police Department committee.
Headway Is being made in the, cam
paign among Officers and employees OF
thirty-five railroads in the Eastern region
and subscriptions UP to last Tuesday
amounted to $22,s43.350. The Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western and the
Grand Rapids and Indiana roads report
a 80 per cent subscription.
Double the third" spurred Edward
Wise. chairman OF the tobacco commit
tee. to increased efforts. After making
few personal calls in two hours he re-
turned yesterday to his Office with &c.
900, 900 of additional subscriptions. The
American Tobacco Company raised its
subscription of s5,o0O.0o0 to s6,450, 900.
Percival s. Hill. president of that COM
al hxy 81 - 4.
subscription from $50. 900 to $500, 900.
Untiring efforts continue to be made
by the Stage Women's War Relief Sub
stantial additions to the $542,65O al
ready raised were made yesterday by the
presentation at the Liberty Theatre OF
an elaborate programme by the Actors
Equity Society.
The speakers yesterday included f. II.
Sothern, Francis Wilson. De Wolf Hop
per. Al .Jolson, Theda Bara, Pedro de
Cordoba, Howard Kyle. John Cope.
Maclyn Arbuckle. Marjorie Rambeau,
Helen Ware, Charles Stephenson, Perci-
val Knight, NJ. Gauthier. Walter Catlett.
Fred Perry and Harrison Brookbank
Harrison Fisher drew five sketches.
which were presented to bond buyers
who bid for them with enthusiasm. Pri-
waite wyatt, Morgan Kingston. Blanca
Saroya, Myra Mortimer and Rafaelo
Diaz sang
There does not seem TO be any wild
rush TO obtain membership in the Ten
Thousand Dollars Minimum Limit Club.
but thirty-seven names were added to
the roster yesterday, bringing the total
membership up to Isl.
Novel stunts are being done at the L.
S. S. Recruit to stimulate the sale Of
bonds. A 5000 bond was sold yester-
day by offering the purchaser a dozen
ears OF corn.
Montenegro Day Celebrated.
Residents of Glen Ridge. y. j., are