Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

outlined ut. meeting of the Rich !
mond committee. held at the Chamber
of Commerce at noon. Tho committee
agreed upon vigorous campaign
from tho very start tomorrow morn
Ing, and there will be no lct-up until
the drive is concluded May L. There
was no doubt that this city would
subscribe It's aDportionment. but
speakers stressed the fact that great
effort would be necessary. The COM
mittee Will meet representatives Of
every banking institution In the city
tomorrow. mt which time uniform
plan for all banks will DO worked
out.
McADOO's ADDRESS
BEGINS AT .,i5 O'CLOCK
Secretary McAdoo will arrive in
Richmond ut 1916 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. the local committee an
nCunccd last night. IIo will be met
at Main street Station by John Kerr
i'ranch. Richard H. Smith, Mayor
George Ainslic, George W. Scay. COVER
nor OF tho Federal Reserve Bank OF
Richmond. and William r. Dabney
after which he will Immediately call
upon Governor Wcstmorcland Davis.
Tho Secretary will address the wo-
men committee III INC parlor OF the
Jefferson Hotel. while luncheon Will
be served by the Richmond committee
in the Flemish room OF the Jefferson
After luncheon Mr.. NcAdoo will ad-
dress the Richmond committee, and
tho convention Of line insurance un-
derwriters. which body will go from
their meeting in the Richmond Hotel
Al $50 o'clock the guest Will be
taken on an automobiic ride 10 the
battle fields around Richmond. and will
have dinner with John Shelton Will
!iams. Comptroller OF the Currency, Mt
his country home. Paxton" on the
Cary street Road. The address at the
City Auditorium will begin at 7:46
o'clock. and Mr.. McAdoo viii leave
Richmond at $40 o'clock.
MARINE BAND OF WASHINGTON
GIVES CONCERT IN AUDITORIUM
! The Marine Band. OF Washington.
viii arrive IN Richmond late in the
afternoon. and will give free con-
cert at the city Auditorium at 7:l5
o'clock. United States flags will be
handed 10 every person entering the
auditorium, and no one will be ad-
mitted after o'clock. About 200 SOL
d!ers. city and State officials aud Lib
erty loan workers viii occupy seats on
IiIe stage IN Inc auditorium
The loan booth in the store OF the
j. T. Mosby Company will be in charge
OF different organization each day
during the campaign. The orsaniza-
ton making the largest total sales for
single day in amount of money in
voived Will be awarded a prize of $3.50
in bonds by the store. 1t was also
announced that an additional prize of
300 would be given by the company
TO the women's organization making
the highest record in tho city.
Inc Federal Reserve Bank yester-
day sent out TO financial institutions
In the Fifth District a letter advising
them or tho flag compe ;ition inaue-
uraied by the Treasury Department..
The letter follows:
From preliminary reports there
seems to be no doubt that this naR
competition is going 10 be very popu-
lar throughout the etnire country and
WEI arouse great enthusiasm While
the conditions governing this competi-
f, ton have been already set forth 10
YOU and while IT is recognized that
/ these conditions may be modified %
suit the individual needs of various
districts. there arc one or two mat
ters that should be emphasized
CANNOT ALLOW UNDERWRITING
n MEMBER OF BANKS
Awards will be made by the cen
trail Liberty loan committee NJ
awards should be allowed before the
opening date Of the campaign. You
are at liberty to accept the report
OF the local committee, but If you have
| reason to believe that their report OF
a fun subscription is due to an un-
d"rwritiRE by number OF banks or
by individuals. with the idea OF sub
scqucntly distributing the bonds TO the
DEATHS.