New-York tribune., 1918-11-19

the chairmanship of Judge Gary, the
following large contributions were an
nounced:
Railroads Securities Corporation,
100000; Cuban American Sugar Com
pany, $4,000; Heyden Chemical Com
pany, $50, 900; Arbuckle Brothers, $685.
600; Vacuum Oil Company, $45,000;
Home Insurance Company, $4,000;
Tdewater Oil Company, $4,000, and
Kelly-Springfel Tire Company, $685.
900.
Connecticut, Vc-n.e"., New Jersey
and Maryland announced yesterday that
they had gone over the top. The Nut
meg States quota was $2,394, 900. 1t is
believed that at least S3.000,o00 will
be subscribed. Vermont went past its
100000 allotment by $4,000. New
Jersey, with quota of S5,000,000, is
we'll beyond that figure, and Maryland
has passed its allotted $2.00o,0o0.
In New York subscriptions totalllnS
1900, 900 were received from upstate
yesterday, and from the present rush
of subscriptions it is believed that the
state will exceed it's quote by a safe II
not specially impressive margin.
Arizona, so far as partial returns
can be relied upon, is the banner state
of the campaign. The states quota
has been doubly subscribed, and more
subscriptions are expected, $4,000
being the present total.
Cities near New York that passed
their quotas yesterday include Passaic,
with $50 per cent; Bayonne, with 173
per cent; Elizabeth, 148 per cent:
Trenton and Camden, 118 per cent and
105 per cent, respectively.
Theodore P. Shonts, president of the
Interborough, who gave 10 per cent Of
%o1 n%c %o1- oil tod
and subway lines last Friday to the
United War Work campaign, an
nounced yesterday that on that date
the gross sales amounted to $139,12
The fund will therefore receive S13,912.
Among the contributions to the fund
reported yesterday at campaign head
quarters were the following from banks
in Manhattan: National Park Bank,
$4,000; Chemical National Bank. s15,-
900; Metropolitan Bank, $4,000; Han
over National Bank. $4,000; Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, $4,000;
Garfield National Bank, $4,000; Public
National Bank, $2,5OG; State Bank,
$500.
A. II. Wiggin, of the Chase National
Bank, chairman of the committee ham
ding the contributions to the fund from
banks and trust companies, reported
that up to the close of business Satur-
day. day I'll this section had contributed
An additional contribution of o,0OO
to the fund from the United States
Rubber Company was also reported yes
terday. The American Trading Com.
pany, for itself and employees, sub.
scribed $5,261.
The Nestle Food Company has giver
$4,000 to the fund, of which $4,000
Will be paid over to the Manhattan
campaign committee and the rest dis
tributed at other points.
Women Out for Record
Women's organizations held an eli
thusiastic meeting yesterday at tht
Woman's Cosmopolitan Club, and Mrs
William Henry Hays, chairman of tn,
division, confidently expects the or
ganization to make a record for the re
mainder of the drive. The rcco~d thu.
Iar for woman's organization is helt
by the Y. w. c. A., with contribution;
OF $4,000.
The Allied Theatrical and Motor
Picture Division announced that i
would continue to take part in the driy,
and would map out new campaig,
that would make success certain. sVic
tory Boys and Girls" also started out t,
make 100 per cent record of the 80;
schools of the city.