Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-04
5ALL BANKS ARE READY
FOR LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
Complete Information Has Been
Sent TO Financial Institutions
Throughout Fifth District.
CAMPAIGN RUNS ONE MONTH
Secretary Mc.idoo Will Address
WOmcn's Committee Here Before
Z Mass-Mccting in Auditorium Nom
day Night.

isvory bnnll and financial institu
+ ton In the Fifth Fedcra, Reserve Dis
Lrict now has in it's possession COM
plctc Information IN regard 20 the third
Liberty loan drive, which begins Satur-
day morning and closes on MAY at
the conclusion Of business for the day.
In order 10 be honored all Individual
subscriptions TO this issue OF the Liberty
loan must reach an Incorporated hank
before tho close OF business on May 4.
Sen l.. owen, Jr.. executive secretary
OF the state Liberty loan committee,
yesterday announced that he has re-
ccivcd hundreds OF offers from prom
inent men all over the state 10 speak
in behalf OF the loan. Among those
offers already accepted are State SEN
ator Walter a. Addison. OF lynChburE:
Judge +. Z. Hutton. OF Washington;
II. r. w. Duke. Jr OF Charlottesville:
Judge Walter L. staples. Roy T.. Cabeli.
Rev. ". l.. Thompson. Samuel l.. Kelly,
Judge Christopher b. Garnett- Rev.
Father Kellihcr. DIT. Edward y. Calisch.
Hiram NJ Smith. Dr. Dice X. Anderson,
L. l.. Johnson. OF Roanoke; Or. Doug
las S. Freeman. K. Tate Irvine and Rob
ert II. Talley.
II was announced yesterday that Sec
rotary OF the Treasury William q. Nc
Adoo. who Will speak in the City Audi
;oriu1n on Monday night, Will address
-
room Of the Jefferson Hotel at 1915
o'clock Monday afternoon
DEPARTMENT HEADS WILL
HELP IN CAMPAIGN
In order 10 further tho cause of tho
third Liberty loan. the various depart
mont stores In the city Will display
plaster casts of trench and soldier life
in their windows This work will be
in connection with the women's COM
mit;ec. Following is 4 list OF the de-
partment stores in the city who Will
erect booths at their own expense: Mill
lev & Rhoads. J. Il. Mosby e Co. Thai
hcimer's. f'ourqurean. Temple & Co. and
The Cohen Co. In addition, the Jeffcr-
son Hotel and Murphy's Hotel will erect
Liberty loan booths. Members OF the
womcn's committee will have charge Of
these booths for the sale of Liberty
bonds.
Every town in the United States is to
nave its honor roll. showing the names
OF subscribers 10 Liberty Loans, accord
ing TO telegram received by state
Chairman of Four Minute Men Lewis ii.
Machcn from Director William McCor-
mick Blair. OF Washington. Each town
exceeding it's quota viii receive a third
Liberty Loan honor flag, awarded by
tho Treasury Department. Names OF
all towns winning flag VIII be re-
corded permanently under the honor
tag at tho state Capitol. and the re-
suits from all states VIII DC mace
matter OF permanent record under the
third Liberty loan honor flag now flying
over the Treasury Department in Wash
ington city.
DEpARr'MI!NT PLANS SPECIAL
CELEBRATION IN COUNTRY
1t is the intention of the Treasury De-
nartmcnt to have celebrations and flag
raisinEs for the town that wins first
honor flag in the whole United States.
After \ town has won the right 10 ny
!. nag il will receive a blut star for
each time II equals its previous quota
a most-soush honor, the telegram
said will be 10 have tSe greatest num-
Der of stars. Each purchaser Of Lib
crty loan bond Will receive \ coiored
window emblem Of flag
The committee to take charge OF tho
booth in the jefferson Hotel Saturday
morning has just been announced, and
will DC composed OF the following Ia
dies: Miss Ella ". Cooke. chairman:
Mrs. L. y. Rennolds, Miss Virginia
Christian, Miss Mary Williams. Miss
Mary Cameron. Mrs, Saunders Hobson.
Miss Marion Harris, Mrs Thomas
Blanch scott. Mrs. Henry Field, Miss
Mary Halves, Miss Elizabeth Cooke
Miss julia JoyneA. MISS. Goodwin Boy
Kin and Mrs. Ee-bei- Leigh.