The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-03
Hold Daily Meetings

Members of the executive commit
tee met yesterday afternoon at lao
o'clock at the headquarters, Eleventh
and Bank streets to discuss the pro-
gress made in the loan, These meet
fngs will be held each day until the
close OF the campaign.
Officers and directors OF every
banking institution in the city will
meet at 1l;30 o'clock tomorrow (Fri-
day. at which time plans will be out
lined for a vigorous campaign among
the business houses in Richmond. Of
fcars and directors of the banks will
become solicitors for the fourth loan.
urging all business houses to place a
heavy subscription to the loan without
further delay.
Last night Henry Schwarzschild
talked and sang money out of the
pockets Of people at the Richmond
hotel. which has kindly loaned the
committee the services of it's orches
ira during the campaign. The band
will play each night in the lobby of
the hotel for a demonstration Mrs.
Garrett Wall will be in charge of the
booth tonight and promises some unu-
sual features.
At noon yesterday Miss Jeane Trigg,
singing for the women's committee
for the booth at Second and Broad
styeets. proved a money producer,
and people dug down into their peck
cts for funds with which to buy bonds
in response TO her appeal.
Rev Russell Cecil, D. d. address
ed members of the Barton Heights
woman's club yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock at a well-attended meeting
held in the auditorium OF the Barton
Heights school. The women of the city
are now engaged in conducting
house to house canvass and the
meeting helped materially to perfect
the organization OF the workers.
Speakers at the theatres yesterday
and last night Were Robert Alexan-
der and George. Wayne Anderson at
the Strand, Rev w. f. Thompson.
ID. n. at the Academy, and Albert o.
Boschen. DR., Eggleston and w RI.
Adams at the Uric The canvassing
during the afternoon and night at the
theatres was made nv the boy scouts
because the women workers were at
tending the two special meetings for
them. The scouts made a good record
for themselves, obtaining many sub
scriptions.
Women Hard Workers.
Women workers at the booths in
the department stores yesterday were.
social service federation, Miss Louise
Ellyson chairman; al Cohen's: house
wives league of Richmond, Mrs.
Woodson Waddey, chairman, at Thai
miners. federated mothers club,
Mrs. John Fitzgerald chairman. in
side the postoffice: st. Johns Chap
ter. Kings Daughters. Mrs. r. D Gar
Gin. chairman. Miller & Rhoads, lea
que opposed TO women's suffrage. Mrs
r. D, Williams, chairman. Fourqu-
rean & Temple national league for
woman's service. Miss Martha Robin
SON. cha irman, at Mosby's-
Womens organizations selling
bonds at the booths in the depart
ment stores today were announced
last night by Mrs. W NJ. He.hliston as
follows:
Highland Park women's club Mrs
Frank Redd. chairman. at Cohen's:
Rebeeca assembly and degree of Po-
! eahontas, Mrs. Jane Levensohn. chair
man, Al Tina Thin. eF'si Colonial DANES.
Mrs James A, Moncure, chairman, at
Miller & Rhoads; Barton Heights
weman's club, Mrs. w. C. Rlakely,
chairman. at Fouraurean e. Temple
y. w. c. A., Mrs, r A Cary. chair
man, at Moshy's and woman's prohi-
bition league, Miss Jennie Bates.
chairman, al the booth inside the
postoffiee,