Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-25
ALL RICHMOND WILL WEAR
BELG|AN BADGE TO-DAY
Opportunity Given Every Man. Wo-
man and Child to Contribute
to Aid Of Starving.
WOMEN TAKE PART
Eighty.Fiye Boxes to BE Stationed
on Prominent Corners for Sale of
Badges-Nfoney viii Be Used for
Immediate Relief Work.

This Is Belgian Badge Day. Tho
badges VIII be sold from eighty five
different points IN the city. and will
DC IN charge OF prominent women who
hope to make this one OF the largest
contributions that will 20 to the starry
ing nation across the sea. Wear O
badge for the Belginns. No sum is too
small. the committee urges.
each station VIII be marked by tho
Slack and red placard. and can readily
tion or prominence. The women have
enlisted the help of the Boy Scouts. the
TTa 1sTt1n Fire Srs Girls and the Instructiye
pc thorough one. Mrs. Frank D. VIII
lfams Ia chairman OF the committee.
s snS R shs ,s as Mls bS ME- sss Nei
Mrs. Charles deGecr, Mrs. Andrew Gray
and Mrs. John A. Coke.
WHERE BOXES WILL BE
PLACED FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
The list OF places where tho badges
OF the boxes have already been pub
lished. but In revising the list the COM
Gapto sH ssaa the M i1loSns
n Berry's. Mrs. d. c. richardson: Post
o at; Mrs: Weber and Mrs; James II.
oet, G haarei p ans s stoss s Mrs
school Mrs. G; r. T: Kern; Old Market.
niiss ocneer' iour stations South Rich
Main. Mrs. John c. Freeman; Highland
Pnark. the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire
GGhtr,is; Broad and Seventh, Mrs. Tony
Baskerville; Chamber Of Commerce i; ..
Mrs. John 4; Coke: wiers Drug Store.
Mrs Mrs Z: J; White; Colonial Theatre, Mrs.
Harwood; Polk Miller Drug store, Mrs.
Prank Hobson and sfrs. Frank Powers:
T Tbgger asd Hotel ss' Miss Ida B. Lloyd;
Mrs. Tom West; Seventh and Main.
@ Sl,.o Stewart ae,s ut Bewe. Mrs. Lawrence T.
s Price And ars M Mrs Sam Tyler West View
Broad Mrs. Caskie Cabeii; FIST and
Main. Miss Martha Robinson: New
H H,Sismqna College. Mrs. g. G. Bingham
Charles Pepies: Tyier sar Miss snq pet ars:
The The ,S GShesterflsld. Mrs. e. L Adamson..
P Pegrsm 49, cigar store. Mrs. Robert
phys Hotel and drug store, Eighth
and Broad, Mrs. John Murphy; Trav-
elers Building, Mrs. John Mallory:
b. silis and Mrs. Braneh h0l B. Mos Moro Mei
First National Bank. Mrs. Charles de
s era S and mTs Nelson Steele: Plant
Reed and Miss Matte earcsl ie c nesiis
drug drug, store. Mrs Harry Wagtt; Rich
Ward; Miller g. Rhoads Mrs. ivan
Maltby; City Hall, Mrs Luther Warren
and Mrs. J. D. Crump; Monroe Park,
Mrs. Arthur Wilmer and Mrs. Allen
e. Donnan; Empire, Little Theatre,
Jefferson and Broad. Mrs. st. George
Anderson: T. A. Miller's. Mrs Horace
s; Hawes and Mrs. George ": warren;
Briggs drug store. Mrs. William r.
Reed; Twenty-ninth and 2 Streets,
Miss Linda Richardson; Third and
Broad, Miss Ellen Jones; Sixth Street
Market. Mrs. James A. Moncure and
Mrs. Ben Gray; Chiidrey's drug store,
Mrs w. Hill Urquhart; American Ma
tional Bank, Mrs. o. Bailor Hill; post
office, Mrs. Fred Pleasants; c. & O.
Station, Mrs. Landon r. Mason: Fannys
Millinery. Mrs. Sam Cohen; Womans
Exchange, Mrs. John Harrison: Faf.ed's
store, Randolph and Cary Streets.
Mrs George ]. Benson; Fifth and
teenth and Cary. Miss sallie Brown;
williams drug store, Twenty-frst and
Marshall. Mrs. Krantz; bank, Twenty
fifth and Broad Streets Mrs. c. w.
Massie and Mrs. Phillips; drug store,
Twenty-ei ghth and Broad Streets. Mrs
John Charlton and Miss Armitage;
Fulton, two stations. Miss Leslie
Nelson; Merchants National Bank.
Mrs. Lewis H. Bosher; old Richmond
College grounds, Mrs. NJ. s. Valentine:
Kaufman, store, Mrs. Myers: Harrison
and Main Streets. Miss Mary Travers;
liems; Fourteenth and Main. Nuraes'