The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-14
RICHMOND PATRIOT
Continued from First Page.

Crutchfeld will speak before the
Jewish Juniors at Beth Ahabah
Manager Dabney stated yesterday
that within n few days. after every
one has ben given reasonable oppor-
tunity to purchase, the pass word
along the street would be,
Let me see your Liberty button"
This will give us "A chance TO
size up the patriotism Of tho buch >"
said Mr. Dabney. TT may take sew
eral days for many to make arrange
ments for the purchase Of bonds. but
by the middle Of the week. all hands
should have been able to get in the
swim"
Hish-CTas@ spellb'nd~rw-
The list of volunteer speakers al
ready announced includes the follow
Ing well-known speilbinders:
Mayor George AinsIie, George Bene-
dict. John Stewart Bryan. George Bry-
an. E. l. Bemiss, w. C. Blakey. Scott
c. Burreli. Davis Bottom. w. Fl. Adams,
D. r. Anderson.
DR.. J, A. C, Chandler. DR.. r. N.
Calisch. Howard r. CoIvin. Z. NJ.
Crutchfeld. T. NJ. Darlington. James
e Cannon, Roy f. Cabell, Milton Cone.
], G. Corley. DIR. Russell Cecil. w. A.
Clarke, Walker c. Cottrell r. w. Car
rington Jesse c, Duke, Rev. M f.
Davis, w. ID. DUKE.
John C, Easley, Edgar E. English,
NJ. j. Fulton. DR.. Douglas s. Freeman,
Christopher Garnett. Julien Gum, Rev.
| Charles F. Hannigan. John Hlrschberg,
r, Gray Haddon. George ]. Hooper,
| Charles Hutzler. Rev. w r. johnson.
Alfred J. Kirsch. Samuel L. Kelley.
Rev. y, n. Lewis. ]. r Lawrence
John B. Lightfoot, John NJ Miller.
Hill Montague. wyndam r. Meredith.
ID
John ]. Mitchell. r, r. Nee Buliing-
ton, w. Kirk Matthews. DR.. Maclach-
Ian. Daniel c. O'F1aherty.
Judge r r. Prentis. Fred H. Powell,
r. N. Pollard. Ordway Fuller. A. Roy
all, W. r. Stokes, f. D. Stills, Henry
SchwsrEschild. F. r. Sydnor, Rev. s.
B. p, Steward, W. Fl. schwarzschild,
Fl. M. Smith, Jr., o. J. Sands. John r.
Saunders,
Rev. w, r. Thompson, Jacob Um-
| lauf. Charles NJ Wallace. Leon Waller
steiB, Coleman Workman, FL Victor
Williams, ]. r Wilson
special effort will he made to get
the farmer In line. 1t has been stated
that the man behind the plow and
the man with the hoe, did not come
across in the two previous issues, as
solidly as was expected, mainly be-
cause of the financial condition of the
ruralites. This time however. II will
be pointed out that the farmer has
received higher prices for his products
than ever before In history, and he
Will be expected therefore TO help the
boys at the front by lending Uncls
Sam his money.
Some of Richmond's best talking
men will be sent out into the high
ways and byways OF the countryside
to awaken the farmer 70 his duties
along this line.
Walter II. Wilson, Chicago banker.
former city comptroller and member
of the liberty loan trades advisory
committee, has offered $500 to farm
boys of the United States in a liberty
loan contest The prize is divided
into four classes and eight sets for
the largest number of individual sub
scribers and the largest total amount
OF sales In dollars. These prizes will
be in war savings stamps.
Further Information regarding the
OFFER may be obtained by application
TO the Orange Judd Farmer, Spring
field. Macs.
been arranged for Tuesday evening
at Chester. DR.. A J. Hurt is chair
man of the committee The parade
will form in front Of the poscoffice
headed by the 3l5th artillery band from
Camp Lee The business mems league
win lead the line. followed by the
civic league. war savings societies and
students and teachers of the Chester
Agricultural High school.
The parade viii end at Masonic hall
where an interesting program will be
given. DR.. Hurt will preside, and w.
A. Horner, county chairman, will in.
troduce the speakers. who will come
from Camp Lee. through the courtesy
Of Brigadier- Hiner and Col.
Reeder, now in charge OF the artillery
range near Chester The officers and
speakers viii be the guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. Hurt from to : O'clock DR..
Douglas Freeman. WeTl-known orator
OF Richmond. is expected to be pres
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