Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-26

to tho cause OF tho War. but It has
been pointed out the people are not APP
pearing over-anxious to help with their
dollars. and the apathy 80 far displayed
has made 1t necessary for tho troops
to purchase the bonds. and then use
their influence in making civilians rise
to the situation.
FIRST WAR ACTIVITY
OUTSIDE OF CANTONMEN'T
For two days the army of men who
left the camp to-day will be engaged
In their first war activity outside Of
the cantonment. They will call on
individuals. firms. and work among
their friends and acquaintance to pur-
chase the bonds. For them to make
a record of which they can be proud.
not only for themselves. but for their
regiment. and the Eightieth Division.
1t Is hoped that no person approached
by the men will fail to subscribe to at
least one OF the bonds. They are do
ing their part to the utmost. and 1t
remains to be seen whether those who
cannot or do not assume military ser
vice will live up to their responsibility
in the war.
Among the several hundred men who
will go to Richmond for the purpose
of selling bonds are the following:
From Company F-SerCeant c. A.
onelOT, H. W. w llcOH, -. L. bdleS, IL. H.
Bib, Corporal Nathan Tartarsky, A.
l.. Tomlin. II. w. Baltz, w. A. Wysone.
J. a. Evans, c. l.. Milton. Q. E. Franck.
Corporal Z. G.. Burnett. Corporal S. G.
Gordon. j. L.. Napier. ]. V. Weaver,
J. 7. Saunders. w. G. Graves, J. l.. Jen-
nings. II. A. Moore. l.. T.. Padge,t, w.
6. Breach. w. NJ. Southword. w. T.
McClaren. ]. D. Pride. Corporal e. w.
Miller. w. l.. Morecock. ]. A. Peyron-
nett. /. r. Blackburn, w. a. Gum, Cor
poral w. Fl. sitterIng. A. r.. CAN'T
and others.
A few Company B, of the Richmond
contingent. were ]. w. Allen. S. NJ.
Atkinson. John w. Brown. w. i.
Bryan. Isadore Butner. w. j. Carlton,
Frank r. burke. Sibert Simms, ]. L.
Galliher. w. J. Goode. Clarence Hill.
NJ. G. Kyle. Frank S. Mara and ]. L.
Patterson. Jr.
Every regiment in the camp sent
some men. and tkoy will travel to all
parts of Virginia. West Virginia and
the western part o. Penns. lvania to
sell the bonds.
total. OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
WILL BE ANNOUNCED TODAY
Due to the great number OF sub
scriptions that rolled in on tho last
day of the campaign in the camp it
was impossible for the officers work
ing on the returns to complete them
to-day The total will be announced
| tomorrow. aid is expected 10 be in
the neighborhood OF s1.so0.0oo.
In addition to the enlisted men going
20 sell bonds, there will be a number
Of officers who will also return to their
home towns among those going to
Richmond being Lieutenant Reuben
Burton. Lieutenant y. r. Ancarrow.
Lieutenant Leroy Hutzlt.' and Lieu
tenant BemiSs. Captain S. ]. Raymond.
OF the Three Hundred and Eighteenth
Regiment, goes 20 his home in Balti-
more. where big Liberty bond meet
ing will be staged. and at which he
Kill be the chief speaker. Lieutenant
9. NJ. Jones, who has been conducting
he Liberty loan CAMPAIGN In the camp.
eft for his home In Philadelphia to-
lay. where he will hold several Liberty
'oan meetings.
The machine gun company of the
Three Hundred and Seventeenth Regi-
ment to-day announced the following
noncommissioned appointments:
To be serEeants-Harry ]. Bopp, Pu-
iassi, l. r. Henley, Indian Valley:
James W. Miller. Pulaski.
To be corporals-Peter ]. Groseclose
Marion: George II. Mangus Floyd;
Palmer c. Rakes. Floyd: Walter H.
Richardson. Pulaski; L. e Rigney, Dill.
ION: Clarence T. Russell. Floyd. and
samuel L. Sutphin. Willis Captain
! Prescott Huiderkofer is commanding
the company.