Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-09

bc made by any other department OF
the government: and while this is true.
he has no control whatever over the
estimates OF expenditures OF other de-
partments Of the government Others
control the bunghoic: others handle
the spigot. The duty of the Secretary
Of the Treasury Is TO keep the tank
full Of liquid credit or money, SO that
those who turn on the 7pisot will
never find the tank dry"
WAR DEMANDS MORAL. As WELL
As MATERIAL, RESOURCES
Mr. McAdoo said the war would de-
mand not only tho material resources
OF America. but hcr moral resources
as well. There must he n united coun-
try. he said. and while il was not nee
cssary fer the women actually TO 20
GU, and write Liberty bond subscri7-
tons. he was glad they were doing II.
The great work for the women. he as
sorted. was TO economic. TO sacrifice.
and to make tho mon help tho govern
nent IN every possible way.
Immediately following this talk. the
secretary lunchcd with tho Richmond
committee. campaign workers and bus
mess mon in the auditorium OF tho
jefferson Hotel Guests at tho lunch
L
Adoo shaking every mans hand as
he passed The lunch was an informal
affair with tho guest Of honor max
inE a short talk at it's conclusion.
iIc urged tho campaign workers TO
20 out Tomorrow and sell the most
imprcCnable security" on earth and
explain TO the people that it was the
least they could do 10 help those mon
lighting for them TO lend their money
20 the government. Not only were
they simply lending their money. he
roiuted out. bu; they were actually
being paid. and At high rate of in.
t"-est. for it's use lie wanted 20 SEQ
10000. 600 subscriptions entered 10 tho
third loan. and wanted 10 fling this
def At the Kaiser
Secretary McAioo discussed briefly
tho income and excess profits taxes and
urged against any postponencnt OF
these payments because they could be
met in June he said. as easily as any
other time. since they must ultimate
~ be paid The size OF the third
loan. together with its terms OF paw
ment and other details. were worked
out on this basis The banks mus,
do tEcir part. yet he did not want
them TO take all Of the loan. since they
army behind the lines in operation.
MORE THAN go WORKERS
ATTEND LUNCHEON TO McADoo
More than $50 campaign workers
attended the luncheon and lstcncd
closely TO MIR. McAdoos short talk. He
was given warm reception on his
entrance INTO the auditorium and on
ms departure. pledging that Richmond
would again set up a record in keen
ing with its action in two former
cam paigns. Just a short time before
that. the secretary had told O. his
pleasure at being in Richmond aud
how he believed this city would win
her honor flag hands down.
Immediately after this meeting Soc
rotary McAdoo was driven to the i;ich-
mond Hotel and made a short talk TO
the Richmond Association of Life I'm
derwriters. He then went to Paxton"
the home of John Shelton Williams.
Tor dinner. a which there was a dis
tinEuished gathering
Reports reaching Richmond last
night showed that the campaign in tho
ruin District was slowly gaining mo-
hentum. and unusually good subsc-ip-
''ohs heinS reported. AS yet no figures
nave been announced by the Federal
deserve Bank because the daily report
system has not become operative. BY
me middle OF the week it is cxpected
mat these reports will be arriving with
sumo uegree or regularity. making pos
s'nlc tabulations showing the prog
ress OF the district.
RlcHMOND's ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
BEGINS THIS MORNING
virginia is declared 10 be we'll ar.
canned. and the campaign IS ro,np
forward Demonstrations arc hc;n@
planned. and everywhere the great.
est OF interest in the movement {. No