New-York tribune., 1919-05-03
Rainbow Division
Brings Loan Total
Up TO S175,396,45O
Has 260o of Quota; Must
Get s7O,533,O78 Daily
to Reach the Mark; An
other Committee at Goal

day brought the total raised thus tar
IN the Victory Liberty Loan campaign,
N the trades and industries of the
city, through the Rainbow DIVISION,
I'D to S175,396 .450 or % per cent OF Its
quota In the remaining seven days
Of the drive an average OF $Io,o33'7,
o7S must be obtained daily If the goal
IS to be attained.
Compared with Thursdays total Oh
more than $49,000,O0o yesterdays hg-
ure was regarded by the campaign
workers as a disappointment. How
ever, they anticipate a great speeding
up during the final week.
The Women's Committees, of when
Miss Virginia Potter is sponsor, con
tinue to lead the way. The third OF
the seven subcommittee under MISS
Potter yesterday oversubscribed !os
quota. when Mrs. Jacob A. klls, cnalr-
man of the Business Women's COM
mittee, announced that her commlttee
had received $4S4,0O0 OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
It's quota is $430,0OO-
Four on Honor Roll
Four committees appear on the honor
roll of the Advisory Trades Committee,
three of which are women's commit
tees. They are the Woman's Cubs,
Allied Music Trades, Hospitals and
committees.
The Corset and Corset Material
Committee. Of which Daniel Kops is
chairman, has reached 80 per cent of
It's quota and the Hardware, Metals
and Allied Trades committee, Of which
". II. Taylor is chairman, has travelled
three-duarters of the way to its goal.
The Hides and Leather, the Country
Produce and Fruits and the Children's
and Infants Wear committees have
realized 70 per cent of their quotas.
The New York Stock Exchange Com
mittee was credited with the largest
trade subscription yesterday. 1t came
n the form of an order for s2000,000
bankers, Is William Street
Betram II. Borden chairman of the
Wholesale Dry Goods Committee, an
nounced the award of three more in
dustrial honor flags and subscriptions
reaching S962,050 Among the new
subscriptions received by the commit
tee are the following:
Neuss Hesslein & Co. s125,Ooo;
Grinnel Willis. 100000; Otto F. Dry
foos & Son 100000; p. V. D. Com
pany 100000; William Tselin & Co,
100000; Butler Brothers, $4,000; U.
s. Finishing Company, S50.000; Con-
verse Stanton & CO., $4,000; Paul
Guenther, Inc, $4,000; Gayley & Lord,
$4,000; T.. ". Spur. $4,000; Kahn &
Frank. $4,000; Il. Milius E. Co,
$1,000; Remy, Schmidt & Pleissner,
Sl3,150; Jacob Brughender, s12 500;
Lax & Brugheimer, $12, 500; Carl Gut
man & Co., S11.5oO; Converse &; Co.
tcmployes1. $4,000; Joseph Horowitz
f. son. $4,000; Frank &, Bauer, $4,000,
.0a IT, Mayer & Co., $4,000,
d.. 4 | ,,cril
The more active committees include
the following:
Rubber Industries Committee E. A.
Saunders $4,000; Federal Rubber
Company, $4,000; L. Littlejohn Co,
$50 O000; T.. S. Rubber Reclaiming Com
pany, $4,000; "India Rubber World,
$4,000; General Asbestos and Rubber
Company $4,000; J. Frank Dunbar
Company, S1o.OO0; Rubber Trading
Company, $4,000.
Hardware, Metals and Allied Trades
National Maileable Casting Company
500 600; Hendricks Bros, Inc, $50 600;
A. 6. Steiglitz. $4,000; Meier-Sniffin
Company, $4,000; W. ?. Whitlock
$4,000 (additionaD; Bramhall-Dean
Company, S1A,5O0; Stevens E. Co,
SIP 200; Edgar I. Ward Sons Company,
$4,000; Manhattan Brass Company,
$4,000; Ohio Seamless Tube Company,
$4,000.
Corsets and Corset Material Commit
tee Miller Corset Company, So 000;
VI. Cohn 6 Co. $4,000; K. Meier &
Co, $4,000; estate Of +. s. NJ. Blum,
100000
Chemicals, Paints and Drugs Com
mittee-Mutual Chemical Company Of
America, 100000; Pacific Coast Borax
Company. 100000; twenty-one doctors,
$307o0; Eagle-Picher Lead Company,
$4,000; 1. F. Stone, $4,000; Lederlo
Aetitoxin Company, $4,000
Children's and Infants Wearing Ap-
parei mmittee-Borgenicht & Sons
Co, $4,000; &. Libman, $4,000; /.
Wohl & Co, s35,000 Neugass Bros.,
$4,000; L. Rosenheim & Son, s2S 900;
II. Rosenthal & Son, $25 900; Reisman,
Rothman & Bicber, $4,000; George
Bernard, $4,000; Sperling & Spering,
10000; Gotham Novelty Company,
$4,000; Zeno Company. $4,000; A.
Arustein Company, $4,000; Friedman
Kahn Company, $4,000; Lack Manu-
featuring Company, $l0,000 T. Mttel-
man. $4,000; Stein-Moss Company.
$4,000; Borgenicht & Co. employees,
10000; American Romper Company,
$4,000; Juvenile Cloak Manufacturing
Company, $4,000; J. Hldcsheiner
Company, $4,000; Henry Sobol. slO.-
600; l.. Steinthal & Bros, $4,000; S.
Weidcr, $4,000; Goodman & Corbin,
$4,000; Al BENJAMIN, $4,000.
Jewelry and Fur Results
Jewelry Committee --- The Ansonia
Clock Company. $4,000; employees S. L.
Van Wezel, $2G,550; Albert Lorsch e.
Co., Inc, s25. 900; Cohn & Rosenberger,
Inc, $4,000; \. J. We'll, s25 900;
Charles Adler Sons, $4,000; Eichber
& Co., $25 1000; L. &, II. Kahn Company,
S25,oOO; William s. Hed9cs g. Co.. 500
600; l.. Heller e. Son, $4,000; Wiener
Brothers, $4,000; William I. Roaen-
feld, $4,000; Hirsch g. Flashner, S1O,-
yVo; A. GuRgenheim, Inc, 10000; D.
iisner eco, $4,000; Rice It. Hochs-
ter $4,000; Enos Richardson & Co..
10000 William Holman. S10o00.
Zimmerman Rccs b Co, $4,000; Wiu-
lam Scneer, lac, 10000; Konijin h
Frank, 10000; j. ". Paris. $4,000:
Da1is 8. Granaat, 100000 Hy. r. On,
Perheimer II Co., 10000; Jaskow
bros, $4,000; Shiman Bros, 10000
Fur Industry Committee -Joscph Ull,
faan, Inc. S75. 600: Joseph Steiner &,
bfpz., $4,000; Charles s. Porter. $50
OV0; 4. Herskog.tz t. Son, $4,000; Re.
gti'on Ereres, G5O 600; Becker Brog. Z,
~ ~ go ,oDo; Kaufman Il Obcledcr.
<sSo,ooo; n. sehI Il Co., Inc. S25. 900.
nplt'isb Eros $4,000; M. Cohen h
dDaDo dan,o 9@b 300; Cross Enrel &C.,, S25.-
~, -. nafris Company, s25 900; ca
Urn ss,h N q Aaazln, $4,000; A. h ]. EnQeI.
lFTe,I,,y. WITH, nnys 81 Slnstein, $4,000;