The sun., 1918-10-09

by tho New York Cotton Exchange the
previous day, members OF the New York
Produce Exchange yesterday rallied To
the colors and at largely attended
Meeting subscribed sS.3t0.eoo to the
Fourth Liberty Loan. Previous to the
meeting the exchange had raised s3.-
$4,000, so that the total subscriptions
gathered were s6,775.000. The ex-
changes quota Is s15.000.ooo.
George Gordon Battle made a stirring
address and the bidding for bonds was
started by n 100000 subscription
from the Proctor q Gamble Company.
James T. Powers. the well known
comedian. told funny stories rejecting
on the Kaiser and sang a song entitled
Liberty Loan Medley"
The Rainbow Division" of the Lib
erty Loan Committee increased It's push
In the drive and many OF the committee
embracing this division held rallies
throughout the city. The Interior Fur
n!shinss Trade. which Is made up Of the
following Rainbow Division committees,
the act DEALERS. &c. carpets and rugs,
decorators fine arts. furniture and up
holstery and lace curtains. held an ''in-
SEPARATION meeting" at tho Hotel Aston.
Embury Palmer. executive chairman
OF the whole trade, presided, and George
de B. Greene. chairman OF the Advisory
Trades Committee. made an address.
Mr.. Greene outlined to the diners an
effective method for reaching their
quota OF s12.5eo. 900. Other speakers
were Job Hedges and Lieut.. Harry G.
Nilsson OF the First Canadian Cavalry,
which went to the wac with the first
Canadian contingent Music was sup
piled by an orchestra from the Naval
training Station at Pelham Bay.
To date the Automotive and Accessory
Trades Committee has rolled UP a total
Of ss.521.7oo In Liberty bond sales
Each day one OF the salesrooms OF the
automobile dealers Is turned over ex-
clusively for the sale OF bonds. To-day
Is Hudson day on the row and q spe-
cisl programme Of vaudeville stars will
help TO speed UP the sale Of bonds.
Yesterday was Peerless day and thou
sands OF dollars OF bonds were disposed
| OF Tomorrow will be Dodge Bros.
day. During the remainder Of the week
a special bond selling programme has
been arranged for the Buick salesroom.
Tho big display OF war relic, at the
Chevrolet. Overland. Chandler and Pack
ard salesrooms are attracting much at
tention.
The navy yard IN Brooklyn IL at the
front OF all the service outfits in and
around New York and has collected ST.
2c1,o0o In subscriptions. or about 10 per
cent. Of It's quota Of S1.72s,oo0. At Gov
ernors Island subscriptions OF Ss0.150
have been gathered. with predictions that
tho total will be raised to 100000 be-
fore the campaign closes. big rally
will be held on the island Friday night
when Cen Bell win tell the men why
they should support the Governments
war programme with their money as
well as with their guns.
Camp Mills has contributed 3232T50
and about 40 per cent. OF the men in the
camp have bought bonds. Camp Merritt
took $4,000 OF bonds in the first week.
while Fort Hamilton, at which only 500
men are stationed. took $500 worth
Camp Upton has reached s51,76o.
Eighth Days Subscriptions.
Unofi,cial subscriptions announced yes
terday by the Liberty Loan Committee
follow:
! j.. P. Morgan L. Co.. s:5.oeo. 900: the
United states Steel Corporation. $4,000. 600
each: Henry l. poherty Co.. t,.soo.ooe;
steel Company tsdditionsi), 100000 B.
L.sberger & Co. 100000.
and ordssnes '' co%ps H Amsrie.s f Mis.
s f., SsmPsay ,s I;Es so ssy o. .sd
man Bros, $3.50. 900; .mpioyees q Long
Island Railroad. s.eo. oeo: J: s. Baehs I
1soo.ooo; American MANUFACTURING Com
De %.y :nd T:;.t eli @r.
ditionsiJ. II. r. Goidschmidt 4 Co. taddi-
ssssn.' CO. De sS SSSes. as%
mill Co. 6. VI. Weld a Co. and q. II.
500; United States RueS.r "' Reei.imins
Company, sll2.Soo: r. sadowsky. Yukon
Alaska Trust Company, Frederick @.
Steamship owners Protective and Indsm-
and crarni<ow-Riondac Company. 100000
=, Hopkins pwlsht Z Co. Post q Flag.
Hubbard Hubbard Brother s. n; Lehman: J. L:
JACOB ss.r.4 iios SS5S' ssss Co. and
stern Bros and 8 Rossin a Sons. $4,000
s Zach; STANDARD ds vaTnish Company. $4,000:
tionaD and J. Einstein. Inc, $50. 900 each: :
Harris Bros. Corporation. $4,000: witten-
berg Coal Company. American Maize Prod
Charles w. Lagemann. Peisram q Meyer.
Cecil C. Blunt. Dubilier Condenser Company
ana dn SasSn G Sna Company, ,5o'oo9 each.
Albert Lorsch (additionaD. oppenheimer
Bros, 4 veith. L. F. .Rothschiid 4 Co.
Ssmns' S"yuhe % Co., harrls, lrDy q Vosa,
william Mitchell. Arthur Lehman, III
Hents a Co, ]. A. Hartcorn, John Borg,
$50, 900 each.
jacobson Bros, 10000, Hale a Kilburn
Corporation !additionaO. $4,000; August
Goldsmith. W. p. Smith a Sons Company,
Bacon Coal Company. Ephraim A. Karel.
sen, Albert Lorsch A Co.. Schenck a Van
Haelen: Marcus 4 Co, Great Eastern Cas-
Didisheim a Bro. (additiona) and william
schail q Co. (additonaI. $50. 600 each
Kelsey Textile Corporation, Mrs w do
tate Of Ida n. Flag!er, N. schinasi, west
Boylston Manufacturing Company and
Leon Hirsch, $4,000 each
| s. L. Van wezei. Reichman Bros. Eich
berg a Co. Julius wediska. I. Heller a
Son, Sussfeld. I.orsch 4 Co., ~ L Cold
stone. Irving II. Eckstein. Henry Kauf-
mann and Charles Adiors Sons, $500
each: Postal Life Insurance Company dad.
diuonaD' 1000; j. Aron a Co.. Inc lad