The sun., 1919-05-14
LOAN CHAIRMEN
PRAISE WORKERS
Many Organizations Added to
Honor Roll as Figures
Are Compiled.
$40 TOWNS WIN FLAGS
Schooly's Mountain, n. j.,
0versubscribes It's Quota
1900 Per Cent.

Tho local Liberty Loan ORGANIZATIONS
were still voicny their pleasure yester-
day at the way the loan went over the
top. All the chairmen united In praisinC
the work OF their district ORGANIZATIONS.
The estimate of s52.000.oO over the
New York quota still stood yesterday.
with more subscriptions being heard
from all the time. although they did not
alter the general estimate of the total.
Since Saturday organization after or
ganization has been added to the honor
roll among them the Florists and Allied
Trades the Furniture Division, the Di-
vision Of Gloves and Leather Fabrics,
the Laundry and Allied Industries,
Women's Neckwear. the Retail Shoe In
dustry. the Silk Industry and the Stor-
age and Warehouse Van Owners.
One Of the biggest Victory Loan rail-
lies held at the last moment was that
OF the Bankers Club. Saturday. at which
s7.5S4.000 was raised. The individual .
subscriptions ranged from 500 +
N.25o,0O0, the last being turned in 10y
George c. Van Tuyl. Jr.. president If the
Metropolitan Trust Company.
Other big subscriptions were Lewis L.
! Clarke. 100000; American Trust Com
pany. s250,000; Equitable Life Assur-
anco Company, 100000: Thompson,
! Starrett & Co.. $4,000; E. B. Thoma 2.
100000; James Mitchell. $s1 .oO0i III
man ]. Stevens $4,000, and many
others for amounts ranging from $40. 600
to $1,000
Honor flags were awarded to forty-slx
more communities In the Second Federal
Reserve District yesterday, bringing the
total number of towns entitled to these
emblems up to $40. Ten OF the COM
munities reported oversupscriptions en-
titling them to stars for Their honor
| flags. The highest honors went TO
| Schooly's Mountain. town in Morris
county. n. j.. which oversubscribed its
quota OF $1,000 by more than 1900 per
| cent, and was awarded twenty-six stars.
| Brighton. in Monroe county. y. Y, and
! Waikiki. In Ulster county. y. Y. each
| wor. six stars for Observation-Disclosures OF
1852 and as per cent
! August Goldsmith Of the jewelry
| trades reported the following subscrip-
tons yesterday: Edward Hobrook,
100000; S. D. Leidseorf. 100000
Franklin Savings Bank. $4,000 taddl-
| tionaD /; A. Wittmauer Co., $4,000
!
Bertram H. Borden OF the wholesale
dry goods comm ttee reported the Penn
! sylvania Textile Company, 100000
Bacon Co. (additionaD. $4,000: Stew.
art & Sparry and employees. S3l.55O
| Mills & Gibbs employees, $4,000: Mill.
q Gibbs, $4,000, and others ranging
! from $4,000 to $1,000. Bashwit Bros
4 Co. OF the clothing and allied trade.
subscribed 100000; Mrs Herman Liss
ner. $4,000. and dozens of others from
$1,000 to $500. Arbuckle Bros sub.
scribed 100000 the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company, s275 900 Hard anC
Rand, 100000; J. Aron & Co, 500. 200
Carter, MACY q Co. A. C. Israel. LeoI
Israe' g. BIOS. and George Fl. McFaddeI
4 Bros. 100000.
I The United States Treasury will b,
called upon TO pay SIS, l02.249 in interes
on May Is. when the coupons OF TIT
second Liberty Loan fail due. Man!
thousands of investors have decided I,
invest their interest in Thrift Stamps o
War Savings Stamps, thus continuing {
help the Government.
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals raise
s51,70 for the Victory Loan. ACCORDING
10 figures complied yesterday. PhysI