Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22
EVERY MAN, W0MAN-AND
/ CHILD ASKED TO ASSIST
belgian Badge Day Committee An
nounces List OF Stations
for Wednesday.
GIVES OPPORTUNITY TO ALL
COMMITTEES Working In Full Harmony
With Statewide Movement to
Send Shipload of Provisions and
Supplies From Virginia.


Send sllipload Of Provisions and
Supplies From Virginia.
Let every man. women and child
In Richmond wear a badge on We'd
nesday as token Of sympathy for
the people OF Belgium" This is tho
day set aside by the committee of
women who have Mayor Ainslie's per-
mission to call II Belgian Badge Day"
ana at eighty prominent places In tho
city there will DO stations where tho
oadses are to DO on sale. 'If there
is anything In kindly thoughts" said
ono OF the members. think Of tho
wave OF good Fellowship that will reach
those poor. homeless people. not to
mention tho good that the money will
do
This movement runs right along
with the general movement to eend
shipload Of supplies to the Belgians.
but Il will rchch persons who. how
ever we'll intentioned. might not other
wise make q contribution. The busl-
ness man coming from his Office will
drop small gift In the box aa he
waits for tho car; the business girls
going to and from their places of en-
ployment, the widows mite" tho chill
drcns pennies. seem but little In the
eyes of the dorers, but these are the
contributions thmt tho Badge Day Com
mittee seeks.
Mre. Frank Deano Williamn. chair
man. and Mrs Andrew Gray, ono of
her aides. In speaking OF tho generous
nesietance they havo received In tho
movement and the splendid co-opera-
ton OF Richmond women In tho effort,
said yesterday that II was wonder
full how every one felt about II and
wore giving services, time and money
distributed throughout the city yes
terday Everything Ia now ready, re-
gardless Of weather conditions. for
big harvest the day before Thanks
giving.
LIST OF PLACES WHERE
BADGES WILL DE SOLD
Tho other members Of the committee
are: Mre. A. y. Lapderkin. Mrs. Sailie
Nelson Robins. Mrs. Charles dc Geer.
Mrs. John a. Coke and Mrs. Frederick
T.. Noting.
Stations for the sale OF badges nave
been arranged as follows
Grenada wis cigar store. Mrs. Robert
Pegram. Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor; Muir
phys Hotel and drug store. Eighth
and Broad. Mira. John Murphy: Trav-
elers. Building Mls John Mallory;
Weisberger'e dry goods store. Mrs. Nell
D. Sills and Airs. Branch b. Morgan,
First National Bank. MIRA. Charles do
Geer and Mrs. Nelson Steele; Plant
crs' National Bank. Mrs. Armistead
Wexford: J. g. Mosbys, Mrs. Leslie
Reed and Miss Matte Purcell; Grants
drug store. Mrs. Harry waytt: Rich
mond Hotel. Mrs. Pelham Blackboard:
Wr.ghts drug store, Mrs. Charming
Ward, Capitol Square. Mrs. r. T. Mel
son; Miller & Rhoads. Mira Ivan Malt
by: City, Hall. Mr.. Luther Warren
and Mrs. j. u. Crump: Monroe Park.
Mrs. Arthur Wilmer and Mrs. Allen
r. Donnan. Empire. Little Theatre.
Jefferson and Broad. Mrs ST George
Anderson. II. A. Millera Mrs. Horace
HaweH and Mrs George w. Warren:
Briggs drug store. Mrs. William T.
Recu. Twenty ninth and r Streets.
Miss Linda kichnidson; Third and
Broad. Miss Ellen Jones'. Sixth Street
Mira. Ben Gray. .. IL. Berry's, Mrs. c.
d. Richardson. Childroy's drug store.
Mrs. w. Hin urquhart; American Ma
tionni Bank. Mrs. O. Bailor Hill: post
Station. Mrs. Landon X. Mason; Fanny's
Millinery. Mr. Sam Cohen: Woman's
Exchange. Mrs. John Harrison; Fahcd's
store. Randolph and Cary Strects.
Mrs George j.. Benson; Fifth and
Franklin. Mrs. E. T. Robinson; Chelfs
drug store. Mrs E. L. Mofrett and
Mrs. Walter Brant: Old Market, Mrs.
G. r. T. Kern; Thirteenth and Cary.
Miss Sallie Brown; Suuth Richmond,
Mrs S. IL Bemiss; Williamss drug
atore, Twonty-tirst and Marshall. Mrs.
Krantz; bank, Twenty fifth and Broad.
Mrs. c. W. Massie and Mrs. Phillips;
drug store. Twenty eighth and Broad,
Mrs. John Charlton and Miss Arml-
tage, Fulton. TWO stations. Miss Les
lie Nelson: Merchants National Bank.
Mira. Lewis IL. Bosher: old Richmond
College grounds Mrs. 81. 3. Valentine:
Kaufman store. Mrs. william Myers.
Harrison and Main Streets, Miss Mary
Travers. Laurel and Main. Mrs. George
Z. Williams: Highland Park. Mrs. L. L.
Green: Barton Heights. Mrs. a j.
Montague; Fourteenth and Main.
Nurses League: Seventh and Byrd.
Mrs. Tony Herman: Hollywood Gate.
Mrs. S. NJ Robins: Third and Main,
Mira II. f. Baskerville; Cohen Co.
Mrs. Herbert Mann; Adams and Frank
lin. Mrs. Henry Hotchklss and Mrs
Mrs. William Augustine: First and
Main. Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD; 1915 West
Main. Mrs. j. II. Smith and Mrs Weber:
Ginter Park. Mrs. Cover and Mrs
CABOT: Forest Hill. Mrs. John c. Rob-
ertson and Miss Ellen Smith, Herman
Schmidt delicatessen. Miss Mary Street;
medical college. Miss Gathright:
Library entrance. Mrs. Phil Taliaferro;
Mutual Building. Mrs ST. George
Bryan: Lyric Theatre. Mrs Frank
Powers and Mrs. Frank Hobson Meyer
Greentree's. Mrs Aubrey Young;
Rueger's Hotel. Mrs. II, 3. sneed: MIL
Ter Rhoads. Sixth Street. Mrs. Chiles
Terrell. Ninth and Marshall. Mrs.
George Bull and Mrs Tom West: r. l..
Christian, grocery store. Mrs. j. Scott
Parrish: Swartzschilds jewelry store,
Mrs. Stewart Bowe and Mrs White
hurst: Seventh and Main. Mrs. H. c.
Rely: Ninth and Main. Mrs. william
Forbes; Byrd Street Station. Mrs. Bar
ton Wise: Twenty-first and Cary. Mrs
Charles a. Peple; Tyler's store Mrs
B. p Boulware: Corley's music store
Mrs. j. G.. Corley: Galeskrs. Seventh