Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24
V|RC|N|A'S WAR WORK FUND
FAR EXCEEDS ITS QUOTA.
Liberal Response Is Made = Some
Counties Yet To BE Heard
From.
CITY HAS RAISED $4,000
Local Committee Under William IT.
Iteed Still Hopes to Raise tho
100000 Allotted as This City's
Fart In Y. Nj. &. 4. War Work.

Fart In Y. Nj. &. \. War Work.
From present indications. the amount
raised in Virgins in the campaign OF
the War Work Council OF the Y. NJ.
G. a. to secure SS5.o0o.0o0 for war
zone service will reach the 100000
mark before the State ceases its efforts.
being one and onc-fourth times her
allotment. Contributions are reported
to reach the State headquarters here
daily. There arc yet counties which
have not made any report. The total
yesterday was given out as $4,000.
Secretary Peasants reports that
hundreds OF letters and kilograms OF
congratulation TO Chairman T. II. Car
rinEton are swapping his Office. These
messages are from all sections OF the
United States. Also letters and tele-
grams are being received from the
county committeeman Of the State ex-
pressing qualification at Nirginin's
record and appreciation of the work OF
the State council in Richmond. A tele-
gram from G. l.. King. president OF
the First National Bank. of Pearls
burg. stated that this campaign had
done more to awaken the people OF
Giles County to the seriousness OF the
war demands than any other one thing.
WILL ENLIST 1000 BoYS
IN AID FOR PRISONERS
W. c. McCarty, secretary of tho
State Boys Y. NJ. c. A.. stated that an
effort was being made to eniis, 1000
boys in this State between fifteen and
eighteen years old in n campaign to
earn $40 which they promise TO con-
tribute to the food packet service.
These food packets. lie said. would be
packed in Copenhagen and consigned
TO the secretaries OF the Y. NJ. G. a. in
the prison camps OF the central powers.
These packets are for the prisoners
OF war only. Mr.. McCarty said that,
while the campaign was TO enlist only
1000. he expected that 1000 would
probably join. Elsewhere IN the
United states are enlisted $4,000 boys
who have promised to earn and con-
tribute TO the cause the requested SO.
j. II. Dinford Second Assistant Super
intendent OF Schools. was appointed by
Superintende Chandler to assist Mr..
McCarty in his work. The two men
have already visited the four hiGl.
schools in the city of Richmond. where
they met with encouraging re-
Spouse.
RICHMOND'S CONTRIBUTION
NOW TOTALS ABOUT $4,000
/, was reported from headquarters
Of the local War Work Council that
Rchmonds total was nearing the s1l5.-
900 mark, and that nope was yet enter
tained for this city's raising the pro-
posed sum of $4,000, her quota OF the
$35.000.Oo0 Y. NJ. c. \. war zone home
project. Contributions are said to con-
tinue coming IN.
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War Work Council OF the Army and
Navy y. NJ c. A. campaign. additions
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