New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-04
Rainbow Workers
Pass S20O,O0O,O0 in
Victory Loan Race
Five Trades, Having Reached
Quotas, Are Still Going
Strong; Firms Buy Notes
in $l,OOO,OOO Blocks

The Rainbow Division yesterday
passed the $2O0,000,O0 mark wh,n sub
scriptions of S25,6O6,250 were obtained
by the various divisions of the Advis-
DRY Trades Committee. The grand total
for the division thus far is $201 ,OO2,-
700, or 80 per cent of the quota of
$669, 128,00O
The Ladies' Dresses and Waists
Committee, David and NJ. Mosses-
sohn, joint chairmen, is the fifth COM
mittee to reach its quota. This COM
mittee has reported subscriptions total
ling $1,318,850, or 1870 per cent Of it's
quota Of $1,00O,OOO.
The Woollen and Worsted Industry
Committee, Manton B. Metcalf chair
man, led all other committees in the
total of subscriptions, announcing
purchases of Victory notes amounting
to S5,831 600.
Among the largest subscriptions re-
ported were the following:
Freshman & Huffman. $4,000
Morton II: Meinhard, S1,0OO,O0O; Met
calf Brothers & Co.. $544,5OO Gar
field Worsted Mill, $375,OO0; Raritan
Woolen Mills, s114,65O; Edmund
Wright Ginsberg Company, S103,70o;
W. II. Duval & Co., s1O1 ,6O0 Auburn
Woollen Company, 500 900.
F. Blumenthal & Co. subscribed
100000 through the Hides and
Leather Committee, L. j. Robertson,
chairman.
Dry Goods Total Rising
Nearly a million dollars in subscrip-
tlOnS yVorp rnnOrtnH h,y ho Who la
Dry Goods Trade Committee, Bertram
ii. Borden, chairman, and six more dry
goods firms received industrial honor
flags for securing subscriptions from
all or the majority of their employees.
The flags were awarded to Barnhart &
Schultz, Armstrong Robins Corpora
ton, Stewart G. Sparry and j. P. Stew
ems O. Co., for 100 per cent subscrip-
tons; William L. Darrell & Co., for 90
per cent subscriptions, and West Baker
Co., for 81 per cent subscriptions.
The list of subscriptions follows: II.
e. Varran Company, S150,00O; j. H.
Lane & Co., $150,000; Sayles Finishing
Plant, 100000; Manhattan Shirt Com
pany, $100,000; Defender Manufacture
ing Company, $4,000; l.. G. Kaufman,
$4,000; II. T. Verran, $50, 1000; Gutman
Brothers, $4,000; Albert D. Smith &
Co., $4,000; Union Buffalo Mills, $45,-
900; Seaboard Mills, Inc. S38,00O Ar
Lold Print Works, $4,000.
$1,0G0,000 for Union Carbide
A subscription of 81 100000 by the
Union Carbide and Carbon Company
was made through the Chemicals,
Paints, Drugs and Allied Trades Com
mittee, William S. Gray, chairman.
mittee were: The Semet Solway Com
pany, S125,000; the Big Products Coke
Corporation, $4,000.
Subscriptions of moro than $250,000
were secured at a luncheon of the
Leather Goods, Trunks and Bags Com
mittee, Max j. Spiegel, chairman.
Among the subscribers were the fol-
lowing OF $4,000 or more: +. |. du
Pont de Nemours Company, $4,000;
Herman Scheuer & Sons. $4,000; Sans
tag G. Hilder Brothers, $4,000; Levy
& Merzbach, $4,000.
Subscriptions totalling $4,000 were
reported by the children's and infants
wearing apparel committee, L. J. Gold
berger, chairman. The subscriptions
follow:
Stern, Heineman G. Herff, $4,000;
L. Steinthal & Bro, SIS 900; Max May
er & Son, $4,000; Morton Wcisman,
$4,000; L. Mittelman, $4,000; Joseph
Stern, $4,000.
Edward Wise, chairman Of the to-
bacco industry committee, announced
100000 in subscriptions. They fol-
low:
Percival S. Hill (additionaD, s25 900;
Gustav Kaufman, s20,oOO; Maurice
Bondy, $4,000; John Hassall, Inc, $1O,-
600; Rose & Wobbe, $4,000.
Coming Fast" Says Lumberman
Subscriptions of $4,000 or more,
amounting to $27O000, were announced
by Andrew Dykes, chairman of the
lumbel and allied industries commit
tee. Mr. Dykes announced that sub
scriptions through his committee are
coming in fast and that he expects to
have reached his quota by Thursday.
The Utah Copper Company sub
scribed for S10O0,00O worth of Victory
notes through the mining committed,
Charles Hayden, yesterday. Mr.. Hav-
den announced S3,100,00O worth of sub
scriptions. A list follows:
Utah Copper Company, 100000
Ray Consolidated, 100000: Chino Con-
per. 100000; Nevada Consolidated.
s5OO,000; Butte Superior, S500,OOO;
American Zinc (additional), 100000,
Jewelry