New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

ne ponce Oh Ine clly yesterday De-
gan search for men and women who
appear in the streets without Victory
Loan buttons All persons found in the
dragnet Will be politely asked to put
their names on the nations financial
honor roll.
Besides 1000 to 5000 policemen who
will actively participate in the cam
paign all next week, many firemen will
under the auspices of the Metropolitan
Canvass Committee, and will seek sub
scriptions from people in the street to
overcome the deficit here.
From Washington Square to 10th
Street on Fifth Avenue, where the
Panorama of Victory proceeded yestcr-
day, policemen and fire fighters did
their first days duty and got many
thousands to sign pledge cards or pur-
chase coupon books.
More than S1OOO,OOO of notes were
sold in the booths yesterday which
were patronized by $4,000 individual
buyers. Mrs. Charles s. Whitman,
chairman of the booth at the Altar Of
Liberty, in Madison Square, reported
sales of 500, ,250, and the booth at the
Grand Central Station, in charge Of
Mrs. Grantland Rice, raised $63,95O.
The "Argonne Forest" selling unit at
Times Square brought in $55,75O.
The following new subscriptions for
large amounts, many of which are not
yet included in the official total, were
filed here yesterday:
Brown Bros. G. Co., S4,O00,ooO.
$1,000, 600 Subscriptions
Union Carbide & Carbon Company,
Julien Stevens Ulman, Morton H. Mein-
hardk William Rockefeller, j. P. Nor
gan (personaD, f. Blumenthal Com
pany, Delaware; East River Savings
| Institution.
S544,5O0 to 100000
Forstmann & HUFFMAN (additionaD.
100000; Franklin Simon e. Co. and
employees, S700.000; f. l. du Pont de
Nemours & Co. (additionaD, s675,oO0;
Utah Copper Company (addtionaD
S600o0O; Metcalf Bros. G. Co., $544, 500.
$500,000 Subscriptions.
Butte and Superior Mining Company,
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company,
Chlno Copper Company, Ray Consoli-
dated Copper Company, National Lead
Company, Eugene Meyer, jr.
s1Ol, 900 to s295, 900
Garfield Worsted Mills (additionaD
S295,000; National Anilne and Chem
ical Company, S250,000; The Barrett
Company, s25o,oo0; Green Street Real
ty Company, S300,00O; Raritan Wooden
Mills, S114,650; Charles Pfzer & Co..
Inc, $4,000; Edmund Wright Gins
berg Company, Sl03,700; w. II. Duval
G. Co., $1O1 600
100000 Subscriptions
Mrs. Gerrsh Milliken, Dickerson.
Van Dusen & Co., Herbert l.. Pratt,
American Zinc, Wing & Evans. Detmcr
Wooen Company, Auburn Wooden
Company, Sun Insurance COMPANY.
Passaic Cotton Mills.
s55,O00 to $4,000
, Semet Solvay Company (additionaN
: $4,000; Southern Cotton Oil COMPANY
$4,000; H. f. Nerran Company, $75.-
600; West Disnfecting Company, $67,-
0G0; Harry Roscnwasser, 100000;
Stern, Heineman e. Herff, $55,00O.
, $4,000 Subscriptions
r Dix, Henry A., & Sons, Fleitman &
Co, Inc, Ichabod T, Williams & Sons
George d. Emery Company, By-Prod-
, ucts Coke Corporation, Lanman &
: Kemp, Peters, White & Co., Franklin
Black, Standard Varnish Works, Johr
Anderson, Emile PGzer, Binney 6
Smith, Harry f. Verran, Knickerbockel
/ Insurance Company, J. X. LarAin Cad
9 ditionaD.
S25,150 to $4,000
American Steel Foundries, $4,000 J
c. Turner Lumber Company, $4,000
, Swift & Co., $4,000; Elizabeth M. An
derson, $4,000; Louis Leavitt G. Co.
$4,000; Cross. Austin a. ireland Lum
. bcr Company, Brooklyn, $30,O0O DR.
Benjamin T. Whitmore $27,800: DR.
$ James D. Vorhces, S35,150.
! s25,0o0 Subscriptions
+ Mrs. J. Watson Webb, George Least
e. Co., II. X. S. Williams, Hayder
G Chemical Works, Roller Color an,
y Chemical Company, Inc, Paterson
Boardman & Knapp, McKesson g. Rob
= bins, Inc, Omega Chemical Company
n Herman Sheur & Sons, Samstag e. Hi
u der Brothers, A. Steinhardt & Brother
! Percevs1 S. HILL Mesus's Food Com