The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-16
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fee in making a subscription and the
fact hat the male members of the
family have already contributed should
not deter any from making their per-
sonal contributions.
AS has been pointed out. these con
~tributions should be made by the wo-
men from their market baskets. Give
from the market basket In order to
hasten the homecoming OF our soldiers
and in order that they may come in
the same manner that they went over.
Leader OF the committee wish to
emphasize the fact that every home
will be vassed and that all the wo-
men who wish to take advantage of
the opportunity to make this the great
est OF all thanks offerings should have
their gift ready md, iii the event of
absence. to leave the gift so that it
worker when she makes her rounds.
Women Division ChairInen.
Division or ward chairmen OF the
women's committee are as follows:
Mrs. Stuart Michaux and Mrs. w. b.
Bradley. of Madison ward, Mrs. Z. D.
Hotchkiss. of Clay ward. Mrs. Leon
Wallerstein, of Lee Ward: Mrs. Charles
j. Billups. of Jefferson ward: Mrs. S.
H. Halves, Ginter Park: Mrs. Thomas
l. Moore. of Westhampton, Miss T.
Quimby, of Highland Park; Mrs. w.
Il. Evans. OF Barton Heights: Mrs.
Calvin II. Childress. OF Fulton, and
Mrs. j. p. Sterling, OF Paramount.
ChaiTmen OF precincts in Clay ward
assisting Mrs. Hotchkiss are: Mrs.
Percy digs. Mrs. John A. Coke. Mrs.
William Forbes, Mrs, Aubrey Young,
Mrs. Z. /. Void, Miss Carrie Cole
man and Mrs. Charles Norman.
Precinct chairmen in Madison ward
assisting Mrs, Michaux are Mrs. Nor
man Y. Randolph. Mrs. Charles Rob
bins. Mrs. f.. H.. Ellington. Mrs. Wood
son Waddey, Precinct chairmen
working under Mrs. Bradley will be
announced later.
Precinct chairmen in Lee ward
under the direction OF Mrs. Waller
stein. are Mrs. NJ. H. Asher. Mrs. s. r.
Livingston. Mrs. S. K. t.lllnan and
Mrs. John Murphy. Pr~inct chair
men of Jefferson ward under Mrs.
Eillups have not yet been announced
Mrs. Sam Cohen has charge OF the
committee In charge of a canvass Of
the apartment houses of this city and
is assisted by the following women .
Miss Eleanor Parrish, Mrs. Raymond
S,raus, Mrs. Walter Cone. Mrs. Aubrey
Straus. Mrs. Simon Bowman, Mrs.
Garrett Wall. Mrs. Stuart MichauS,
Mrs. San Morgan. Mrs. Wedell. Mrs.
q. p. Michelbacher. Miss Hannah
Cohen. Mrs. Wexford, Miss Gladys
Glover, Miss Anne Halves, Miss Jane
Strudwick. Miss Wallan. Mrs. Eugene
Jones. Miss ]. j. Hickey, Mrs. Dudley
Stage. Miss Fannie Gellman, Mrs.
Harry Bear. Miss louie Milhiser, Miss
tvtc Jennings and tftss Mary Taylor.
/ 49,, s, xOttaeT Officers. ~ =rs
Representa- ves OF the seven organi4
: cations. on the women's mrnittee
and officers are: Miss RANGES Scott
and Mrs. j. Scott Parrish. chairman
and representative of the Y. w. c. A:
Mrs. f. /. McCabe. publicity chair
man; Mrs. Philip Powers. speakers
chairman; Mrs, Coleman Workman,
meetings chairman; Mrs. G.. w. T.
Kern and Mrs. II. Julian Myers. OF
the War Camp Community Service;
Mrs. Sam Cohen. OF the Jewish We'll
fare Board; Mrs. John Murphy and
Miss Hazel Gallagher. OF the Nationai
Catholic Board; Commander Grim
shaw, of the Salvation Army, and a
representative Of the American
Library association. Mrs. o. j. Sands
IS general secretary of the committee.
Richmond people who have not
been called on for contributions In the
drive were asked last night in \ spe-
Icial appeal from the campaign com
mittee TO bring or send heir dona-
tions direct to headquarters. Eleventh
and Bank streets. With the campaign
rapidly drawing to a close. and Rich
mond's quota yet to be raised, this
appeal was issued in a final effort to
get every n to help in the great
work these organizations are doing.
lin the limited time 1t will be impos-
sible 10 visit every individual or in
dustrial establishment Speakers will
be furnished the latter for ~organiza-
ton purposes IL their services are lie
sired. upon a request to campaign
headquarters.
Workers Responding.
The campaign went on yesterday
with the greatest activity. workers In
every division doing their utmost.
However, the progress made in the
manufacturing plants was decidedly
The most encouraging news of the day,
for nowhere is there a greater re-
Spouse to the a paign. Featuring
the day was the report that every one
OF the $50 employees OF the Falk To-
the fund. forming "a 100 per cent club.
Other plants and concerns which
gained mem bership IN The 100 per
cent class yesterday were the fol-
lowing;
Richmond branch Of the Standard
ION company. main oiflce n factory
of r. w. Wood & Sons. Bin swanger 4
Co. American Lace and Leather com
pany. Richmond Corrugated Paper
company. Southern Biscuit company,
Standard Paper company. Richmond
Dry Goods company, Montague Manu-.
featuring company. S~unnyside Granite
company, Gordon Metal company,
Adams Grain and Provision company
and The Richmond VirHtnian.
f.. In connection with the part Of the
can paign Colonel w. NJ. Myers. with
the assistance of c. II. Weber, super
~intendent. began the organization OF
the Richmond employees Of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone com
pany. Unusually good work was done
during the day by Il. II. Randolph and
r.. w. Brooks, Jr., in h lea depart
ment of the American Tobacco com
pany. short talks being made by Rev.
w. IT. johnson (colored) and Private
Brady, an invaded Canadian soldier.
Special credit is also due to speakers
in the plants which obtained 100 per
cent yesterday.
The meetings held during the day
were as follows:
Meetings Are Held.
Roosevelt Page at Aibemarle Paper
company. Baughmsn Stationery com
pany and Duplex Envelope company;
J Rev. W. +. Johnson, Allen Il Ginter