The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-17
tically every employee will become
the owner of one or more bonds

tically every employee Will become
1.-THE owner of one or more bonds
| Another stirring meeting was held
ct the Montague Manufacturing com
pany's plant. located at the Belt line
1 railroad and the boulevard. where
/ there was "A aag-raising event and
liberty loan meeting. Rev +. T, Nc
| Faden, ID. D, spoke at this meeting
+ with excellent results. The show IN
! front OF the post-offic which was re-
peated on Broad street last night, also
ne,ted about $4,000 in bond sales
and attracted many people. The
! show was staged under the direction
tof A. i. Crafts
Many firms have applied 10 liberty
loan headquarters to be included IN
the city's honor roll. which Is TO be
printed after the close of the cam
paign. other establishments are
working hard to obtain 100 per cent
in order that they may win place
on the roll. All concerns should re-
port promptly to loan headquarters.
otherwise their names will not be in
cluded.
1t was announced yesterday that
the Western Union Telegraph com
pasy had placed subscription Tor
s45. 900 through one of the Rich
mond hanks Employees of the Pull
man f1tfCT IfEF lAi ASRAA.AN''
Of the Richmond district have sub
scribed s2.45o. according TO r. j.
Kaine, district superintendent.
Prisoners Buy Bonds.
The superintendent of the Virginia
penitentiary yesterday purchased 81
$50 worth of bonds through local
bank representing contributions from
certain prisoners who wanted TO in
vest their money in bonds
James Stanley King. OF Stoc West
Cary street was another young patriot
who responded yesterday to the call
of his country. While too young to
engage In actual hghtingj he invest
ed 500 he earned this summer as I
caddy at the Country club of Virginia.
in liberty bonds During tho sum
mer he saved his earnings placing his
money In savings bank and waiting
fer the fourth issue of bonds to be
placed on the market
Sales ny the women on Tuesday
broke all previous records for one
days sales. it was announced yester-
day by Mrs W. NJ. Habliston. The
total for the day was sS34,s5o. bring
ing the total to date to 1857 900.
The leading organizations were the
giris' auxiliary of the day nursery at
Miller Il Rhoads. S2s4 700; Beth Aha
tA dliNiIaTN ana titt NtuHNAf vi "'E
ish women at Fourqurean's $3.50
goo: Bell Bryan day nursery. at Mos
by's. $i3 500,
Tirciess Women Workers.
I WomenS ORGANIZATIONS SETTING NJ
the various booths yesterday were the
Federation of Mothers clubs, at Thai
miners: National League for Wom-
tan's Service, at Miller g. Rhoads; the
Housewives league. at Fourqurean s.
tSt Johns circle OF Kings Daughters,
at Cohen's, Social Service federation,
lat Mosbys: League Opposed TO WON
lan's Suffrage, at the post -otiice. and
the Union station Methodist aid SO
lciety at Twenty-fifth and Broad
streets.
Selling at the booths today will be
1.-The National Civic League, at Thal'
miners. Y. W c, A., at Miller Z"
Rhoads: Colonial DANES. at Cohen S
Rebecca assembly aud degree OF 20
Icahontss. at Fouraurean Highlanc
Park Woman's club, at Mosbys Bar
ton Heights Womans club. at thu
most Office, and the Junior Oakwooc
! Menoria association al TNenty-bitf
and Broad streets.
Arrangements We're completed las
might for "A thorough house-to -hous'
canvass amount the colored people o
the city today. Plans have been MADE
by the committee, under the Director
of Rev. w r. Johnson tcolored)t t'
breach every colored home in the city
iHeavy subscriptions are expected