The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
Want Richmond's Quota to
Be Complete by Tomorrow
Night They Declare
LADIES WILL HELP
MATTERS ALONG BY
PERSONAL APPEALS
Grace Street Baptist Church
Buys Bond for Missionary
Fund-AIvin Smith Enter
tains at Sunday Sing

The third quarter OF The great rle-
sTry bond drive begins bright ana
rariy today. From 3 O'Clock old time,
ociock ne@ Tina. on through the
Gay there viii be little doing outside
OK she chase for bond sales
with the touchdown Fixed for sun
eSs tomorrow. there must he ~orre tn n
hHstiink Richmond has not vet h,een
tAte IN eating in TO finish Rich
mend bows are everywhere in the way
xnua, from every sensation that crop.
mp. from comedy to tragedy. tire w1rA
no~d boy is found TO be on hand
ypto@i Of the city. First to so. and
FIRST ~ zach the goal wha. Rewh n
Is entsreJ fSt>tlnno nd boys will be in
the first line
And thai Is why x-r want N ~~t
over this third drive quSckfy." said
Secretary Dahney Last night We
want to maintain oar prestige We
want our boys at the front to see ia
~hr papers that old fellows here
have theus on our mind. AID we win
reach that goal tomorrow night. or
%erHsf the hfler.
s~arE~ %awsls~r OF s~s4wt@nms~
II la said at headararters that a
larger amber Of trrdfvi dual pur-
-Hasers will be shown In this drive
than In either of the former issues. b.
N$tnsV INC man kn1AAf means IS &u D.
Scrfnfng. But such su hecYtp options are
rot bringing the chase to Quick
close, ard the efforts Of the bankers
To-Day and TOMORROW VIII center ow the
big moreyed men, who have lots ~
rash. and who vii be expected to turn
a lot Of it loose for liberty bonds
Just along this line, Governor
George J S~ay. 81 the Federal Re-
serve bank, sayr.
banks should give every po@SSpAe
@sscoursg srn~nt to depo~feors Of s~rery
kind. big and little 10 buy liberty
hoodS X necessary To borrow In or
der TO huy. borrowing for any reason
q bic period should be er1oourage-d to
ne paid back out of future fpeorse.
whether from the gathering of the har-
vests or tine p~oats ~ unmnvfzcxu are
Any temporary shrtnA&ge Of deposits
ran be taken care of by borrowing
fer whtrh tire nsoSt iSeeral provision
win b. rnssse. The wsns~ country IL
TOW WORKING dir~csfy In ehe int
90 the banks by preaching the habit
ct saving TIE ultimate results VIII
@'itstrtp tn benefit any nsoveun@nt The
Ssn ke could undertake. for them
Estvee"
IN the meantime thu Iatses Of the
eousrnittes OF one hundred win 20 or+
IN the streets today. and every man
without a button will be asked TO con-
II pbUtN EFDfN&1N GA httS SAVI1ET To-
ward thu thrust against the menace
which confronts these shores,
The churches put In some good
Ticks Yesterday. Particularly did the
Bible classes do Themselves prood- RE-
ports from these classes VIII be re-
~eived At headquarters today. and 1t
In believed they will prove object fes-
cons in the good work that Is de-
snanded
At Grace Street Bapthc cenrch
something notable occurred. Right on
She spar of the moment while Dr..
Gibson, the pastor. and CITY Clerk Al
fred Fl, Mcdowell were discussing
the liberty bond situation, the idea oc-
Cured that those present, who on ac-
count OF the weather. were few, might
chip IN and buy a bond to be devoted
80 the foreign missionary fund. No
sooner said than done. Or. Gibson Elk
planned the idea to the gathered schol-
Ars representing the various classes
aud in less time than II takes to ten
IT, 500 was subscribed. and two bonds
will be bought today and placed to
Abe credit of the foreign mission fund.