The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-18
Real Estate Total ss.ooO,OOo.

All the executive stan OF the Mechan-
les and Metals National Bank Joined the
Ten Thousand Dollars Minimum Limit
| Club" yesterday
The real estate committee OF the Rain
bow Division continued to dig after sub
scriptions and its total passed the S.
| 100000 mark. which is 100 per cent. Of
| its quota.
Important bankers are urging that
buyers of the Fourth Liberty Loan wear
their buttons tomorrow 80 that the bond
| slackers may be picked OFT. More than
! million buttons have been distributed
in Sub-District No. Of the Second Fed
eral Reserve District, covering the twelve
| northern counties of New Jersey.
The onward march OF the Rainbow
| Division gradually Is resolving itself into
triumphal procession. The following
are the latest to reach their quotas
| total s5,070.000; pawnbrokers. quota
| 100000, total $4,000: mining indus
| try, quota, SAC, 900, 900. total $4,000. 900 !;
| machinery. machine tools and railway
, supplies, quota $35 900, 900. total $35, 000.-
! 600.
To encourage everybody to double
the third" a small red feather which can
be worn on the coat or hat is being given
10 all who take double the amount OF
in the Third Loan. The idea was first
| taken hold OF in Rhode Island with the
result that in the last three days It's
subscriptions expanded rapidly.
The Thomas A. Edison Industries have
| subscribed 100000 to the loan through
the division OF the music trades and
electrical industries. while the employees
Of the Edison industries matched that
amount. making the total 100000.
started a Thousand Dollars a Minute
Club at the Essex County Country Club
yesterday and raised $1,000 in six min
utes.
Sales of bonds in che theatres continue
to grow and the figures reported yester-
day totalled S2L465,13o for New York
and Brooklyn.
Rallies in once Buildings To-day.
Large Office buildings will be invaded
to-day and at $3.50 this afternoon in
hundreds of these structures Liberty
Loan rallies will be conducted in their
corridors for tenants and their en-
ployees. This plan Is an outgrowth
OF the block parties which are being
| he'll in New York citys streets nightly.
Speakers for the rallies Will be supplied
ty the Liberty Loan Committee. These
rallies are expected to increase sub
scriptionS materially.
Rodman wanamaker wired Governor
Strong of the Federal Reserve Bank
OF New York yesterday that he would
be one of a hundred New Workers. to
take an additional 100000 Of the
Fourth Liberty Loan and his offer was
promptly accepted by Mr.. Strong
The Wanamaker stores In New York
and Philadelphia, together with their
owners have subscribed total OF
si2,7T3.000 TO the Fourth Loan. OF
this subscription Rodman Wanamaker
subscribed s2.50O,000 in New York and
81 900 900 in Philadelphia. John Wanna
maker subscribed 100000. The bal
ance came from employees and execu-
tlves.
Otto II. Kahn, the flnancier. yesterday
made an appeal to Americans of German
descent ito strain every nerve to equal
or Guido our fellow citizens OF native
birth" whose names are now appearing
on the American casualty lists.
I'VE men of German descent have a
special reckoning to make with Kaiser
ism." said Mr.. Kahn THE whole world
has been wronged and hurt by Pruss!an-
lied Germany as 1t was never wronged
and hurt before. But the hurt done
TO us Is the deepest OF all. Our spirit
ual inheritance has been stolen from us
by impious hands and flung into the
gutter
professions OF loyalty are empty. By
our acts we shall be judged. Let each
American OF German descent say to
himself that his subscription to the Lib
erty Loan Is and will be considered
test and proof OF his wholehearIed
allegiance to America"
The New York Cotton Exchange yes
terday oversubscribed by 100000 its
quota OF s7.000.000.
Yevren Simitch, Serbian Charge DAT
flares at Washington. addressed tho
large gathering before the Altar OF Lib
erty yesterday at noon and said:
The Serbian people, who to-day re-
turn to their liberated. though ruined
homes, always will carry In their hearts
feeling of gratitude to the people Of
the United States. Your nation, even
before the war, gave generously to the
nelp OF the Serbian people"
Oscar Hammersteln last night ad-
vanced the original suggestion that all
newspapers In New York raise their
price from two TO five cents a copy for
few days and invest the additional
three cents per copy in Liberty bonds.
Following are subscriptions of $50, 900
and more announced unotiicially by the
Liberty Loan committee yesterday;
Bethlehem Steel Corporation (additionaD,
700, 900; Fidelity Trust Company, 1851 700;
Babcock & Wilcox Company, 81. 200, 900; A.
lseln Co, $llOO. 600; New Jersey Zinc Com.
pany (additionaD, N,o25 900; Charles II. San
ford American Smelling and Refining Com.
pany (additionaD, Capt, J. X. De Lamar
(additionaD, Corn Products Refining Com
paDy lsdditional), Union Carbide and Car.
bon Corporation aud Missouri Pacific Rail.
road Company. 81 900, 900 each.
Foreign Transport and Mercantile Cor
poration. American Express Company, Con.
tinental Insurance Company. Northern Fl.
nance Corporation Tobacco Products Cor.
poratIon. p. Lorlllard COMPANY laddiiionan