New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
RJlsyNESS NEWS BUREAU:
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I54 Nassau Street
Confident
Rainbow Division
WillPull Through
Victory Loan Subscriptions
fer Remaining Days of
Drive Must Aggregate
s42O,OOO, 600 for Quota

Although the Rainbow Division,
,,h;ch gets Victory Loan subscriptions
,rora the trades and industries Of the
.;,v had subscribed only about 40 per
.sn. Of its quota Up to last night, lead
ara af the drive seemed confident that
,he canvasaing organizations which re-
.sived one-sevouth Of all the subscrip-
lions fled in the country in the fourth
Iosn would not fail this time. On each
of the remaining days of the drive the
a;v;sion will have to raise S140,00o,00
TO attain its goal.
Subscriptions reported yesterday to
Craig Colgate, chairman of the Ad-
visory Trades Committee, aggregated
S,39c3,s50, bringing the grand total
for the division up to S254.792.700.
This stands against quota OF $685.
Seven additional firms entered the
honor flag class, five OF them report
inc that 100 per cent of their employees
bad bought notes The new flag Win
uers were Charles kohlmann & Co.,
Inc. 100 per cent; Seaboard Mills, Inc,
100 per cent; Holder, Sniuer G. Co., l0C
psr cent; Bolton Barnsley Corporation,
100 per cent; Galley & Lord, 100 per
cent; Haslin Mills, 80 per cent; George
P. Ide & Co., 10 per cent.
Clubs Committee Pacenaaker
The Clubs Committee, of which Sam
ual W. Fairchild is chairman, made the
biggest jump in yesterdays drive. Sub
scriptions reported brought the total
for this committee from 20 per cent Of
its quota of S9,000,000 to S5,847 $50, or
within about 70 per cent of it's goal.
The individual standings of the clubs
leading the race are as follows:
Liederkrantz Club, $2,783 100; New
York A. c., S1,250,000; Os~eala Club,
$50: New York Lodge Elks, $139, 900;
Metropolis Club, S11S,850; Calumet
Club, $4,000; Machinery Club, S59,-
$50; Knollwood City Club, $4,000;
National Democratic Club, $4,000;
Yale Club, S27,450; Salmagundi Club,
$3.50; Stock Exchange Lunch Club,
$4,000; Hudson River Yacht Club,
$500.
Women Do Good York
The trades division of the Woman's
Committee made a squirt yesterday,
bringing its total to date up to S14,-
871, 500, within 81 per cent of its
quota of s2e, 600.
The eight Subdivisions of the
Woman's Committee have made an ex-
cellent showing. The Woman's Clubs
Committee leads the list, having rases
total so far of S7,717.250, more than
nine times its quota of S450,O00 The
Hospitals Committee has raised $780,
$50 of a quota of $4,000; the Private
Schools Committee has sold $1,800,00O
of notes, with quota of S1,349, ,000
and the Business Woman's Committee
has almost doubled its quota of $780,
600, with total subscription of $685.
400.
With yesterdays subscriptions
bringing their total up to SAP, $50,
members of the Commercial Schools
Committee feel confident the commits
tees quota of $500, 900 will be reached.
The Patriotic Household League re-
ports total of S136, $50 and the Hotels
and Restaurants Committee has raised
s4,155,850, both totals, however, being
less than 80 per cent of the quotas al
lotted these committees.
The Laundry and Allied Trades Com
mittec yesterday reported subscrip-
tons amounting to s104,60O, and the
Petroleum and Allied Trades Commit
tee. s2,182,000.