Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
boy SCOUTS STOP JUST
WITHIN REACH OF COAL
Two Committees Expected to Report
Collections Which VIII
Complete Fund.
BIG CAMPAIGN CLOSES WELL.
Final Tabuintion Shows Subscr;p-
tons Amounting To StD,iI3.
Final Squirt Set Pace for Future.
Expect tn Exceed Total Sought.


with Two .o,nm;,i,os -, 10 -. n.,rn
from. the local so, Soon, c,,pn.inn fo,,
:, 500 am .,
49,, soon . "'-n''
F''V ''''-'' 70 W ''''''"' nv
lh'S amount VII! u" covered ~ the re
ports still out. is confidently believed
The total s,hsryirtio,,s mn =, o.rI.,,,
'''''e" '''"''''
80 near was tho totai To tue GOA.
sci tina, ii was dcci,ied i,y tho pro-
,nn,., ~. .t. 49,, ~,
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''' "no'hcr "'H' rs ha* oe"n suggest
81. but 10 rely on the. reports 81 the
missing teams ami ,hn ,,r.s,.r,i,. sinh
.;; ,t
o"tS''''"i''>' 'H''"'"'''''H
"ciof. IN" Closing of The campaign
headquarters for the night, the total
To that ,iu,r Mas iucr,.s,,i nv ~. min,
P'''''S W "''f'N ~" h'"'oTinHh
and conductors of The Virginia RAIL
WAY ami Power .u,uuany ,yhu go.
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S"'s'H -h'S' NOV 'ia'h' 'tH' week
This report MAS received with .Sucuial
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Richmond Scout Council: hr. W. Doug
las Freeman and ,;arri.I, MaIl,,, S.nut
commissioner Of Wiiminr;ou. Del. were.
the PRINCIPAL spcak,r: ;,t th,. r,,.,j .,m
paisn meeting las, nigh. MIR Er,au
ccmpliincntcd tho workers FOR their
efforts IN maliin: tho ,;,iupaicu i sue
ccSS md b,. Freeman praised the u,an-
ucr in which tho ,an,p:<i.u has been
conducted commissioner Mall,ry.
whose territory covers All Of tn. cast
crn Itnitc1 Stnt.s. stated that Rich.
nicnd's contributions 10 Tho. Eoy scouts
Was. he believed. tho creates, over,
given IN "a city or lilla pnrul,tiou in
tho entire country and also stated ina,
the local campaign has been conducted
ut a lower cost than amy other cam
rnisn on Il similar scale FOR the Soy
scouts.
CONFIDENTLY I:Ni'Et'r ElIJ.
AMOUNT WILL. UE RAISED
it CAMPAIGN hcadu,iartrr= nj i
o'clock Tho tabuin,ion showed tina; an
proNimatcly 90 per cent OF the desired
amount WAS actually IN hand or sub
stan,ially subscribed. This, however.
left tho movement sim about sl.50p
short OF the - GAL. in, the workers were
highly enthusiastic over the undcniablc
success of the iinal day and confidently
predicted that the fun amount would
missing committees and numerous
pledges for subscriptions still out
standing.
The eleven committees started work
YESTERDAY morning with less than sa.o"u
secured and such was the vim and
yiror that the members instillcd into
IN. concluding stag. Of the c;npH irn
that $4,000 tuore MAS ohL:iue befor"
nirhifali This surpassed all records OF
and is said TO have coualcd the Ct
forts Of numerous other movements.
The ,ampaicn aroused an unprcce
,lcute,i interest lin E.Chmond, aud the
citjzcns have accorded the Increment
more tbon oruinury co-opern1iou. Even
the women have u.en interested ~ the
catnnaicn'.; progress Au iustauc. Of
this was given when Miss Louise johns.
4le North rwcnty-SiNth street. Miss
Ollie Y. Atkinson. III. Fast Grace
Street: Miss Fannie t.. Sai;orneld, 2,lI
EAST Grace street and Miss Alyre =