New-York tribune., 1918-11-12
Victory Crazed Crowds
Give Thank Offering to
Cheer Soldiers
Friars and Lambs
Tie in Big Race
Mrs. Winthrop w. Aldrich's
Team Leads With $2O1,-
O25 on First Day

Which got undef WdN LII louhho'0 w
United States just about the TIM that
Gcrmany's down all. announced IN
WASHINGTON. set the country aiire with
:. pandemonium OF peace celebrations.
Corporations ard Industries reported
subscrip+ ions of $7210,000 through the
Industries Division of the New York
Committee. The thirty picked teams
ii 800 prominent men and women, AT
ter a morning spent in making the city
coin It's joyful frenzy. turned over
rledges of almost a million dollars
1891, ,262 eXactly-with number of
teams not reporting.
When donations were announced at
an enthusiastic luncheon meeting at
the Chamber of Commerce the state
Ynent was made by John D. Rockefeller,
ir., the chairman, that the total from
the corporations was not to be credited
IN flill toward the New York quota of
$4,000, 900, az the amounts included
would be allocated to different COM
niunities, at the desire of subscribers.
Three subscriptions Of 100000 each
from individuals were reported by can
vassing teams. These gifts, which led
The list yesterday, were made by Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob II. Schiff, jointly; Mrs.
Willard Straight and Charles Hayden.
The rest of the individual subscrip-
tions of more than $4,000 reported up
10 noon were.
Some Of Subscriptions
Mrs. William C. Osborn, $4,000;
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Perkins, $50
900; Mrs. William d. Sloane, $50 900;
Arthur Curtiss James, $4,000;
Delaware G. Hudson Railway Coal
Co.. S25.00o; Mrs. Z. IL. Hartman,
$4,000; T. L. Hine, $4,000; Mrs.
Walter B. James. $4,000; Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix M. Warburg, S25,oO0 John
I. Pratt. $4,000; Mr. and Mrs Nathan
IIofheimer. $4,000; Anonymous, s1O,-
600; j. E. Aldrei, $4,000
Mrs. c. B. Alexander. $4,000; Mrs
Hugh D. Auchincloss. $4,000; Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Clark, $40 900 Mrs. + ohm
Henry Hammond, $4,000; M ard Mrs
John Sherman Hoy $4,000; Emerson
McMillln, $4,000; Samuel Sachs, $1O,-
600; William Solomon, $40 600; A. Sc
900; Samuel Untermyer $4,000; Har-
$4,000. wv '''N'
Mrs. j. e. Aldred, $4,000; Horace
Il. Andrews, $4,000; Harry Bronner.
$4,000; Eugene Delano. $4,000; John
Henry Hammond, $4,000; Walter Jen-
nings. S5 900; Mrs. Mary A. Van Beu-
rem, $4,000.
Teams Fine Reports
When the time came to call for re-
ports from team captains Mr.. Rookie
Teller sure ndered to Mrs. Arthur Cur
It's James the honor of calling the
roll of the first teams, composed
solely of women When Mrs. Win
throp w. Aldrich, leader of Team No.
|, reported that she had gathered the
astounding sum of s20l ops in few
hours the room rang with cheers
Mrs. Aldrichs team held the days
honors to the last, her nearest com
petltor being Team No. %, captained
by jacob H. Schff. which turned in
pledges of S157.25O. Team No. 26
Colonel William B, Thompson cap
tain, was third, with 100000. The
teams, with their totals, follow:
No. ! Mrs. Winthrop w. Aldrich
s201,o75; No. 2, Mabel Choate, ss1. sos;
No. 5, Mrs. Michael Gavin, no report
No. q, Mrs. John Henry Hammond
s7s,seo; No. 5, Mrs. Oliver Jennings
$50 900; No. 6, Mrs Henry Morgenthau
$1461o; No. Z, Mrs. George B. Post, nj
report; No. 8, Mrs. William A. Read
- $50; No. 9, Mrs. Felix A. Wa-burg
S26,oo0; No. 10, Mrs. Charles S. Whit
man, sl5.925; No. II, Thomas A. Buck
ner. s53 go; No. IL. Nicholas A. Brady
no report; No. 13. c. A. Coffin. Sal 500
No. "a, Edward S. Harkness, no report
NO. 10. Edgar l. Marston, S5,150; No
rs. j. p. Morgan, s21,750; 10. II, Nor
gan J, O'Brsen, no report No. is f. H
Outerbridge, no report; No 10, Perce,
A. Rockefeller, 1850; No. 90, Charlie:
Il: Sabin. 81 600; No. u Samuel Sachs
$32.262; No. %. Jacob II. Schiff $157,
400; No, %. Francis L. Slaae. s43,S35,
No. "a. James A. Stillman. 81 1925
No. 25. F, Strauss. $3.50; No. 26. Will
lam Boyce Thompson, 500 900: No. 27
george W. Nickersham no report: No
2s. William Fox. no report.
No. 20 and 80. including the Stock Ex
change contributors, reported s12,025
Z. S. Steel Leads Industries
Following the reports of team cap
tains, Judge Ebert H. Gary, presiden
of the United States Steel Corporatio,
and chairman of the Industries pi
vision, reported his total from corpo
rations as S7,2l00O0, divided as fol
lows:
United States Steel Corporation
s6000.00o; Standard Oil Company O
New Jersey, $1,000 600; American Ca
United States Rubber Company. $3.50.
GOO; F ". Woct 'orth Comrany, SIS,
600; Borden's Condensed Milk Com
pany, S76.000 Jacob Wertheim. $40,
0Vo; Utah Copper Company. $3.50 900
Ray Consolidated Chino Cooper Com
pany and Nevada Consolidated. $1O0
oOo each, Of which $4,000 each i
credited to New York.
In addition. these guarantees we,
Teported: Mems clothing trade. $50
oo0; cloak and suit trade. $3.50.
drcss and waist trade. $50 600, and hid
and leather trade. 100000.
Despite at least 800 impromptu ne
rsdes which congested traffic on FIT
avenue Yesterday morning, the Friar
and Lambs successfully inaup7,rate
their Victory Day" start on the "Si
yer Dollar Race to Berlin"
What Race Looked Like
Spill most Of the people in the wor,
into the two blocks between Thirt,
fourth and Thirty sixth streets on tn
greatest day in the worlds history. an
then upset circus and yaudevjll
show and two bands among them an
mix well, and the result will be a ne,
feet description of the start of the rae,
No sooner had Police Commissjone
Enright led the contending teams t
the scene OF their start than thinp
began to happen. Money began rain
ing down from windows and over th
heads of the crowd jamming the eide
walks into the ha-ds OF the cowle
Friars ard the gentle Lambs.
All the money fhut fell on one sid
was for the Friars, and on the opposit
eide for the Lambs. At the end Of al