The sun., 1919-05-02

q Nj.
each.
FUR 1ndustry-Joseph UIlman. Inc.
10000; Joseph Steiner q Bros. Charles
5. Porter. A. Herskovitz & Son, Revilion
sreres. 10000 each Becker Bros. q Co,
sse,ooo' Kaufman & obeleder. $50 900 :;
N SOM q Co. Inc, Gottlieb Bros, NJ.
Cohen n Bro. ross Engel & Co., B. Har.
ris Company. $4,000 each.
RUBBER lndustry-Ajax Rubber Com
pany. $2b0.0o0: Fisk Rubber Company
100000; Manhattan Rubber Cmpany,
100000; Horace DeLisser 500. 900 !:
f. r Henderson & Co.. $4,000; Good
year Rubber Company. $4,000: VIM
q. Greeb, $4,000; Peel & Kelly-addi-
tional, $4,000.
Benedict Croweli, Assistant Secretary
OF War. delivered the daily message
from Washington at Victory Way yes
.eroay by means OF the loud speaking
telephone He said:
I'VE must and. will see this lob
through. But notice in this mornings
reports that while this campaign is one
half over. only one-fourth of the neces-
| sary amount has been subscribed. At
this rate the work will only be half
| done These notes are the best invest
| ment In the world to-day. This is the
last OF the great loans
Booths under the direction of the
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee re-
ported sales OF more than $1,000, 900
Yesterday. The total amount raised
through booths to date is s4.135.300
Victory Way booths reported sales Of
sS4.s0o yesterday The Colony Club
| took in s65.55o: Hotel Plaza. ss4,4O0 !:
Columbia Trust Company, s52.4o0.
Hydroplane races up and down the
Hudson will be a feature of to-day's
programme for the loan The course
Will follow the river from a point OPP
| poste the Columbia Yacht Club at
Eishty-fifth street to Tarrytown and
| return, and will be conducted. It has
been announced under the auspices of
the newly organized American Flying
Club.
The first event will be an all-navy
race for Government owned sea boats !:
| the second a manufacturers race for
, planes entered by their builders and
| the third a ree-for-all handicap.
Six entries have been made, three of
them big navy machines from the Rock
away air station. The Aeromarine Plane
| and Motor Corporation has entered
| three-passenger sporting plane equipped
| with a 150-horse power Aeromarine
| motor.
The Gallaudet Aircraft Corporation
| has u udTh morse eINTy CdlleO the D-4.
The American Transatlantic Com
pany has entered a plane with a $780,
horse power Kirkham motor.
The planes are to fiy at a height not
| more than 100 feet above the river.
To-day's Features.
The chief features Of to-day's pro-
gramme follow:
io E,Iop
Victory ways A M.-"Reveille" 4;
| flag raising.
1920 a. M.-Guard mount, in area
south OF forum.
IL Noon-"Star Spangled Banner"
band; Introductory address. Martin
vogel; address dong distance tele
phone). Gen. Peyton C. March.
| 1880 P. M-Addresses by Lieut.. E J.
Mcdonald. JEFF Davis. King OF the
Hobos' Mischa Appelbaum, the Rev.
Dr. o. H. L. Mason, Joe Taylor. Major
| Guy T. Viskniskki. Corporal Johnston. l..
H. Kukle, Regis H. Post. Sergeant John
Mccormack.
1880 p M-Retreat.
| Z to 8 p. M.-Band concerts.
| s to 10 P. M.-"Syrian night"
1880 p. M-Parade forms in Forty
sixth street and moves north on Madison
avenue, to Fiftieth street east to Park
avenue around Victory Way. to Fifteth
street. Address by DR.. Elias ]. Mus
salem. chairman Syrian division.
| Van Cortlandt Park-2:30 p. M
Drill on parade grounds by West Point
batteries. Horse and motor artillery.
3 P. M-Drill and man9uvring by
| Eleventh United States Cavalry. p. NJ.
Balloon ascension, United States Sig
nal Corps. p. M.-"The Breath OF
Death" staged by Chemical Warfare
Service. United States Army tnorth end
OF parade ground). 8 80 p M-Motion
pictures on parade ground, showing
work Of United States Signal Corps in
France and A. L. F. in action.
y Sub-Treasury-12 noon-Victory Lib
| erty Loan campaign mesting. Speakers
will include Major-Gen. Barnett. U. S.
NJ. c.. Lieut. Col. John A Hughes U. s.
NJ. c., and Major-Gen. David C. Shanks.
! Seaplane Race p. M.-Starting
from Columbia Yacht Club, seaplanes
| will engage in three races-an all navy
contest for Government boats, manu-
facturers race for boats owned by bull
ders and free for all handicap. Planes
| will proceed to Tarrytown and return
down the riveh
| Grand Central-9 A. MIL T. NJ
women's Liberty Loan meeting and 4
p. M.-6 p. M.-Meet,ng in concourse.
Grand Central Station. Prominent
speakers will be in attendance.
| Union Square-12 Noon-Girls of the
Art Students League. repainting s. s.
/ Recruit
City Hall Park-l1 :45 A. NJ. to p.
M.-Business Women's Committee, Vic
| tory Liberty Loan. and 4 P. NJ to p.
M-Prominent speakers, music, SC.
| Victory Ride-12-3 p. M.-Van Cort-
landt Park. Passenger planes will carry
purchasers OF $4,000 Victory notes or
more.
"Argonne Forest. Times Square
Prominent speakers.
Altar of Libetty--11 AZ A. M p. NJ
Speeches.
1 Liberty Bank-11 AS A. Mp p. M
Speeches.
Liberty Theatre-1i:4 A. NJ. to
p NJ, 4 p. NJ. to 6 p. NJ, 80 T. NJ
to 10 p. M, Public Library, Fifth ave-
nue. and Forty-second street; prominent
speakers and music.
Russian Concerts =. M.-Russiar
Division, Liberty Loan Committee. con.
cert and mass meeting. Elihu Root and
A. A. Boublikoff will speak. Other at