New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-13
One Committee Reports
5,638 Subscriptions, to
312 Last October
Rainbow Division
Rolls Up $108, 046, 900
Keen Rivalry Among lnsu-
rance Men, Whose Total
Is $37,520,000

,ic.,,re OF what the small bond
s,hscribers in New.York are doing for
-. third Liberty Loan is furnished
-. tho report of the first four days
work Of the Metropolitan Canvass
Committee. whose job it is TO see that
overv street contributes its share.
Comuarison with the same period IN
The second loan shows the committee is
doing more than one hundred times as
we'll in this drive.
Canvassers the first four days IN
.h;s campaign got 1888 subscriptions,
totalling S1.26s.35O, against 312 sub
scr;ptions. totalling $4,000, for like
neriod in the campaign last OCTOBER.
A H. Johnson, chairman of the
NetropoIitan Canvass Committee for
Manhattan. halls these figures as real
triumph. "The campaign this year has
had real start and the big work has
not been tackled" he said. 1--WE are
under way to break records that were
mot even thought Of, either by the cam
paign committee or by the general COM
mittee The American people are alive
to the situation and are on their feet.
The results speak for them selves. l
believe the record made by the New
York committee will be a star at which
other committees throughout the coun-
try can aim
Rainbow DIVISIONS Showing
~ am more than grateful over the
results said A. B. Leach, chairman of
the Metropolitan Canvass Committee.
THE workers have proved their worth
and the people have shown their pa
triotism. The work accomplished is a
forerunner of what will be obtained in
the other boroughs. We are in fight
that will make the Kaiser sit up and
take notice.
What some of the larger subscribers
have done is reflected in the announce
ment Of totals for the first FIVE days
OF Tire campaign of the Rainbow Divi-
sion, which includes most of the trades
committees of the city. The total is
S1O8,046.000, or nearly one-fourth of
the amount the industries in the city
have set out to raise. The insurance
committee led all others with an ag-
grsgate Of S37,520,O0O.
In making this announcement G. de
trades committee. pointed out yester-
day that these figures do not necessari-
" indicate the rest of the drive will
be easy. He said certain large contri-
buttons inflated the totals. and the
members of the division would have to
work increasingly to keep up the pres
ent pace.
Rivalry Among Insurance Men
Keen rivalry has developed among
the five hundred agents of the New
York Life Insurance Company for the
honor Of winning the two loving cups
offered for the largest subscription and
the greatest number of individual sub
scriptions. All the agents have adopted
as their slogan the statement made by
Darwin P. Kingsley, chairman of the
Life Insurance Committee of the Rain
bow Division, "The more bonds that
are bought the mightier the blow that
will be struck at the German Junkers"
Outside the Federal Reserve Bank,
the following individual subscriptions
were announced yesterday in this dis
trict:
Atlantic Cuff & West Indies Steam
snip Lines Through Hayden.
Utah Copper ee' Co. through Hay :sS'000'00O
den. Stone & Coz ............. 1000, 900
u. S. Rubber Co. Through Kuhn,
Loeb & Coz ..............' 5000, 900
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Coal .... 9. 900. 900
HAYDEN. Stone & Co. ............ 1000, 900
Chino Copper Co. Through Hay
,, den. Stone &; Coz ............ 1000, 900
:, through Hayden. Stone & Coz. 1.00o,o 900
Nevada Consolidated Copper Co.
Through Hayden Stone & Coz 1000 900
herman Savings Bank of New York ] 1000, 900
Underwood Typewriter Co........ 500, 900
L. l. du Pont de Nemours (addi-
tionaD 800, 900
railway Steel Spring Co. ......... 500, 000
sreene Cananea Copper Co. ...... 800, 900
Pratt = Whitney Co............. 500, 900
Lehman Bros. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800, O00
ginger Manufacturing Co. ........ 400, 600
Cone Export and Chemical Co... 250.000
burgh ......'............. go 900
yrovident Loan Society ...... 25O, 600
watts. Steooins &, Co. ........... 5000
central Leather Co. Through Ma
uonal Park Bank .......... 30,Oc0
dry Co 200 900
Williams & Peters .... 200 900
hirsch, iiiienthai & Co. $50 900
Orinoka Mills $50 900
Underwood Manufacturing Co... 12J 900
W. Blair. Observation-Disclosures, 1870 900
Games r White G. Co............. 100000
dinot. Hooper q Co,........ 100 900
Major Horace c. Stebbins 1919. 100000
William whitley & Co. 100 900
Henry pren.izs & Co.. 100 900
rrea Butterieid IL Co........... 100000
4 l.. Malone & Co.............. 1000
ilc,esnsr. Whitman & Co.. Inc. 100000
lermina! Warehouse Co.....c.. 100 900
s.ayle Pencil CO. 100000
r. Rubin Observation-Disclosures. 100000
T. D. Faulkner. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
S.oney Blrrnen.hal Co., Inc. ...... 100000
n Duys x Co................. 100000
Jnion and phenix EspanoI ms. Co 100 900
a.. H. Williams Co. .............. 100000
yrsnt Z. Schley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
H. l. WinkeIrnan & Co. tthrough
seaboard National Bank .... 100. 900
e. T. Albee, chairman of the The
asncsi Allied Interests Committee,
sssNrday announced the following new
prescriptions: Proctor's Fifth Avenue
theatre, $4,000; Proctor's Twenty
p rni.d street Theatre, sl,45O; Keith's
sss..ssssts.de, 1909 $50; Keith's Palace
STscvoo; Lyceum Theatre, S4s.e50;
ccisiths Royal. $1,000; William Fox
sa,sss 4nt, s>2,2oo; Harlem Opera House
V.s,soo; Liberty Theatre, s. 800; Moss
rssuaeyiiie Circuit, s7l $50; Harris
tIineeaatre, $3.50; Keith's Greenpoint
Kooo; Keith's Colonial, $40, 900;