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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
LESS TYPHOID THAN USUAL;
DR.. FLANAGAN PLEASED
Although Senron for u Is Here Only
Fight Cases Originate In Rich
mond During August.

br. Roy *. Flanagan. chief health
officer in the City Health Department.
is decidedly pleased with the ,-phoid
fever situation in Richmond At this
season OF the year the tyrhoid bar6m-
etcr begins To turn upgrade in most
OF the cities OF the northern two-thirds
Of the United stats For some uncX-
piainable reason. the extreme Southern
suites are cot greatly affected. This
perna ps bsns their compensation for
ocinG malaria infested There were
only !Ten,y-eight cases OF typhoid in
ms ctTy during the month or August
"a these, twenty originated outside the
city and tho small record OF eight hav-
ms their sources within the confines
OF The municipali,y is wonderful indeed
for city OF the popuiation OF kich-
mond.
A, this time or the year many per-
sons are returning to the city. and
sometimes they bring with them ~
phoid germs. For this reason the city
teaith Department., during the months
OF August and September, scrutinizes
the fever situation with great care
since typhoid has been so greatly re-
duced in Richmond II is found that tho
proportion. OF young children having
the disease ia much greater than for
merry. DIR. Flanagan thinks that this
is due to the fact that there is always
u small quantity Of typhoid bacteria
in tho water and these little systems
arc not as yet quite strong enough to
conquer tho E-rras Recent tests OF
the city water have, however indicated
| high degree OF purity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
No Letters to Him,
Richmonder Walls
II. n, Ryan in France Two
Months, but no Letter Yet.
Has Seen Action.

i. F. Apple. OF North Auburn Ave-
hnc. Is inc recipient of an interesting
letter from IL. \. Ryan. a Richmond
boy, attached 10 Company &. one Iiun.
arcn and FOURTH Fic Id signal BAT :
talon. with the American rAacdi,ion.
AIRY FORCES IN France. The author
urges mat the BOYS in France he writ !.
ten 70 more often. and SAYS that he
himself has no; received a single let.
tSr curing ms TWO months over there. =
although h" had written several times
The letter is dated August -
Ryan writ" that he had seen action
but that a few weeks before ihn daIe
OF writing he had been TRANSIT crred
I" the signal battalion. Here he took
his lirst nigh, IN an airplame and do
scrihcd nov thc experiences AFFECTED
hiin. lie had been rouEhinE II for
several weeks h"fo'c his trauSfcr. and
Mas clad now 10 be in ~ billet thar
was formerly an Old school house with
clear stream towing - mil" away
~" said that he had had less than half
do"cn drinks o. water since M. ar
flNai overseas. and that in place OF
water he was drinking champagnc beer
ana vino. all OF which could be bought
II very low Price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
WILLIAM H. LUCKE DEAD;
:, ONCE PROMINENT BANKER
WINS Member OF old Firm of Lancaster
~ l.u"kc and President OF
Stock t.arhauSr.

William II. I.ucl>c. an honorcd and
lifelong resident of Richmond. died
yesterday morniu;: AT the residence of
MS son-in- law. X. Cecil ,;arlicE, avJ
seminary Avenue. Ginicr I'ark
NJ. i.uckc WAS born January &. 1855
N 1876 he was married to Miss hdc-
aid" pcficuN Lancaster. daughter Of
N" late E"hcr, y lancaster. Mrs.
iuchc died in August. 1897
the banking offices of Lancaster e. Co.
I'D subsequently hccamc'a member, OF
the firm OF Lancaster & l.uckc. which
MAS $" long prominent III unancia!
'rcioS here. For several wears he was
|Ec"idcni of the Richmond stock FIX
'hinGc. An Office hn ..ciC until i'll health
~ Scd him 20 present Ills rcsicnaticn
Nhlch WAS reluctantly accepted by the
7Hchanrc. Tn" S..m" i'll health forced
Nim TO retire from AL active business
md 4" spend the last several years of
his life III wcll-carncd rest a; the
io'"c or M. daughter.
ar. Luce is sGrviNcd hy the follow
nr children: AIRS. Il. Cecil ,farlick.
Misses Louise saunders and E-ssic Lee
luckc OF Richmond. and Rev Robert
>. !.uck". Of Go,cort y G.
Tho funeral Will he conducted from
is late residence tuis Saturday after
noon. Ut SO" o'clock
"" f"'lowinp VIII ari rs ra'ihc::rcrs:
lam ~ Palmer. Jr.. Gordon wallace.
Berkeley Williams. ,nski" Eursh' stair
StrinsfcIlow. George Call, Russell VII
liams.
Honorary l.. NJ WIliams. Dr. Ed
ward Mcclure. Henry l.andon Cabcll.
Colonel William ". Palmer. William
J.. foEthrcsS. William X. Masss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
SURGEONS AND NURSES
NEEDED FOH WILLIS UNIT
Richmond. 'Gtrinin ;.and ot:,-r states
To &c brr4nn. .pIn-rh! >it ri Fit
ncSs First Essential.

r"H physicians ana surgeons and
siNtE graduate nurses Viii be- rcuu! I'd
10 romplc;c inc quota required b! hr
MuIal WllIi- 10 compile his INIT.
whi'n Mi! Ia kmoWn ~ base hospital
Nh :. Jerord Nc q" Information jus
received from W.shin= 10y Dr. NIL
lis G"n"r't surg cons, GrIFo!osist <
CSC, CIR aad ;nJ"ni >pr iaii-tS auu
c.thopot5 U"-r"us VIII ur rrgVi:ru.
l;jrhmoEG aud the sta LcU-r,Gly
MI rc Grtwn UPON heavily ,u COM
.;En Ing the unit al ;hc castles; nos
Sjh;' moment. QUaith"d nurses from
'othcr states AS VOL - Virginia Viii
i.c No. ed, however. phy-i III n;u- -
heinz .uS !UlnlI essential. .fu.c taN
inv requirements arc D1u. "A NOR"
sgrit; ;hlu thcsc Of INC arm:
Tn poHsonucl VIII nurlhrr Gor,
Us whru completed. iucludlu-. as it
wiih large clerical! force. ogLcc,ic5
and So on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
MAJOR MASON TO SPEAK
I'm LOCAL THEATER SUNDAY
Has just Returned From I'rnncc. and
Carries Muuy Interesting
War Relics. =

The IRIS, theatc" meeting nt-snc sca
.on. under the auspices, t, the Young
lens Christian Association. viii b..
held at the R.uchird Tnsa,cr. broad
hta! ScFcn|i Street. sunday Afternoon
f'r ,"S@ H'c!och Major -. II. L. Mason
MI! he the sp,ak ~, coming di9cy, from
Georgia FOR the meeting lie has jas;
returned from France. Wh.." Ne Was
" cove rnmcnt observer. as well as Il
!. NJ. &. \. hut secretary.
MAJOR Mason WAS trough, back TO
America 10 speak Tor the Liberty loan.
and hats becn used more IMAM any Que
"t tn" -"n SNEAKERS, lie viii nave
Win nh" so"N cH.rs from ,hs Western
'front.'. ncinnin- In" bullets which
wounded to."HcI l:"osrN"lt's son Nd-
mission wil! h. ,r"c. SIX bundled and
thirty three m'n r:,u hc seated
rhcr" vii toe an opening song ser
vice, WITH :, i!oVsr Winter ,ccom-
r"nisi. and SPECIAL musiv by tn i.i-Si
tcsh%icriiu Church Qutric,. composed
81 Mrs. G. l"lph hudw :, sorrauo. Miss
i'ais! Shi.tn. cnn,ra!t". =. iiaiph Iud-
"i.. tenor. md ". Il. $hiiii.. bari
TOM. accompanied BY j. lamont Cal
r..iIth.
Major Mason wi'l ,alk ,o tho boys
of the sunday Afternoon Club PROMPT.
- at go IN tn" \ NJ. T. \. boys lob
~ sunday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
CHRISTIAN CHURCH ANNEX
UhNtU OVeR 70 SULuitRS
.r.it:r Picture show. aud Other In
tr'.".nm.rnts &" Br Conducted by
war amp service.

%cNcuth street. Christian Church an
mes 49, t.'Sl ,'Ha street, * ION be.
As used, oerfy saturday night. from
= I" 600 d. - .uCrcnbon CCutcr
No !. Tor inH Wa >..Bip Community
tiNI,,. .,ESv number of IN" SOL
u.rrS and sailors Wh" visit Richmond
iu" nS wcci-"nds do not dance, aud. a,
ilii - tnc Form 81 entertainment pro
Nid:G At tho Army and NAVY Cluh II
was ioInd necessary 10 provide some
ln'uG Else az au","cr place.
rs IA" seventh street Christian
notion picture "tLcninc and is .nncX
furnished with "ih"r facilities. the Off =
ciai board of THIS ~ .r.ch gladly OF
tered its use I" the War Camp Com
NuhitE .HcEN &c 80 mot .cH picture and
Varl.t. ~ entertainments.
\ u men ~ UNIFORM arc adm..tcd free
aides must have tickets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
DALEY NOW IN JAIL
Alleged BiSnmist Who Took Poison
RccoNers SuMcIcntly TO nc Dis
missed from Hospital.

John Daley. alleged blgamist. has
sufficiently recovered from the results
Of poison which he swallowed when ar
rested few nights ago TO he removed
from the Virginia Hospital to the civ
Jail.
Daley s a former United States SOL
der and is accused Of biEamy by Lizzie
Rohannon. with whom he had been
living. She says she married Daley
AT Ncwport News last October. but no
record Of a license has been found
Daley was married 10 Grace Arm
strong. West Marshall street. on
September 6. and his arrest follow 81
shortly. Police authorities say tina;
Ne admitted having married another
girl in Brooklyn. " v. in 1914 This
phase Of the case is now under invcs-
tigation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
GLENMORE NOT BOOTLEGGER
Was Not Ono of Party Convicted mt
Fredc rickphu~E-Merely Fined
for Speeding.

!. S. Gienmore, OF Richmond. who
was arrested in fredericksburg. was
charge of Bookkeeping. il was stated
yesterday. Gienmore proved that he
was on his way North to take over
q car he had purchased when he was
forced off the road near Frrdcricks-
burg by fast travelling car headed
South.
The mudEard on Cilcnmore's machine
was smashed by the other car and he
turned around and chased the offender
Roth were hold up ny tho police for
speeding and the occupants Of the car
cha sed by Gienmore loft their car and
ran away. In the deserted car large
quantity of liquor was found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
PLAYMATES ARE PALLBEARERS
Little Frank Milton Samuel. Laid TO
Rest In Rtrerview Cemetery
By Child Ericnds

f'ieht playmatcs OF ten-year-
Frank Milton Samuels, who was fatally
ihJucrd on Wednesday afternoon when
ne was struck by an automobile near
his nome in Barton Heights, acted as
pa'lhearcrs At the funeral yesterday
afternoon the active pallbcarcrs
we're: W. j. Gilman. Jr.. n. g. Bayliss.
r. \. Foy. X. l.. Bryant, Jr. Gordon
smith and 6. i. Smithcr The little
honorary pa}Ihearcrs accompanied the
funeral procession in automobiles pro-
vided for them
The funeral was held from the Bar
ION Heights Methodist Church and was
conducted by Rev. Francis r.. McSpar
rem, the pastor. The interment WAC
IN Rivervicw Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
CITY MAY GET CEMENT
Axis FcdcrnI tuIhcritir. IL, Control to
@f Give rri"ri,y Order for
&c. LIS Needs.

~ is believed that tnCrC Wt'l soon to
some relief for the cement situation in
Richmond, AT .sast ia regard 10 city
tn. Adm u,straliNe Eoard
Yesterday instructed TIC c.ly engineer
ii les for a priority p--.sIi 70, thc shin
ment Of sufficient &c ncn; 10 complete
Jobs under construction and those UNI
der contract
sAs all cement. has nccn taken Over
by the government. this perm ssion. IL
granted. vii! apply not "rly ia the
itself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
.POST-OFF|CE TO ESTABLISH
BRANCH ON BROAD STREET
Increased Patronage Forces En-
larSemcnt Of Handling Facilities,
Postmaster Thornton Says.
SIMILAR TO MAIN STATION
To Have General Delivery, Carrier
Service and Every Other Facility
OF Central Officc-May BE Near
Fifth Street in store.

The establishing OF a branch post
office. preferably near Fifth and Broad
streets. which is TO have all OF the
postal facilities of the central office.
is shortly 10 he recommended by Post
master Hay T.. Thornton. il was an
cllities OF the contract stations now on
Rroad Street were given as the reason
FOR the Forthcoming Recommendation.
The service afforded the shoppers
ny the stations now on Broad street is
far from adequate" declared Mr.. Thorn
ton Yesterday. The buildings are far
real postal service. No contract sta
ton on Broad street between Twenty
NTH and Harrison Streets has a car
rier system, and so propose TO recon-
mend the leasing OF building on
Broad to be used as Il full post office
with carrier facilities. general delivery.
all OF the facilities rendered the pub
lie by this office.
\ floor space of 1000 square feet will.
il appears, be adequate for the new
postal building. II building can be
found with such floor space. the
adoption OF n branch Office is almost
secured on Broad street. it seems TO
be likely that building will be leased
which is on one OF the streets inter
sectinE with Broad Street. Necessary
alterations will, OF course, have TO be
made upon the interior
The new stat,;n is TO he established
~ rented store. just ms me other
stations throughout TIL. city have been
eSiabiis hcd. The largest contract sta
ton in Richmond and the only all
night" station in the state. which is
located at seventh and BROAD streets
is overcrowdcd and cannot afford tho
service 10 which tho patrons OF the
Richmond nost-office arc entitled. to
quote Mr.. Thornton 1t is to relieve
this congestion that the new station
Viii be reco nmended 1t appears q he
likely that, it it should he established
rear f1ftb Street on i;road. the all
nlgnt contract station will be dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
c",orcd TO. Arrive. v,cr.cn,.

John Is Wallace ANDY wife. colorod
OF charles city County. have received
news Of the safe Arrival overseas OF
their son Edward II Wallace The
Colorcd coupi" Is very proud or IN.
fac, 'ha, Edward IS is the second son
ana not The FIRST on" to land on French
soil on his way 10 Berlin Edward r.
wallace was student 1T tho Virginia
Union Tniyersitl here Nc received
MS regular military training at camp
Meade, Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
Arrivals H>rrscm,.

Mrs J =. i:;i;nins. Of ~ south
Third street, iinpcWcIl mas received
word OF the safe arrival overseas Of
her husband. Private Joseph T. Bat
hius
j. and Mrs H. T. Richardson. Sr.,
ViseG Of tn" sue arrival overseas OF
their son. NlG"Tn"n !iarwood Eirn-
AToson wh" eniisi"d With tho Held ar
ttil"rI IN May l"i' ana received train
ing AT Fort ThoInas Ky, Fort sill,
Okla, and Camp Macarthur, Tex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14

Frovision has been made FOR tho
presentation Of bronze medals 10 all
smembers OF the Ma 'ional Gua ri wnn
seryed not less than ninety days in
the war with Spain and who served
for sthe Mexican border IN i.ls and
lf217, and who are not eligible 10 tho
medals. heretofore auihorizc.I to bc is
sued 10 m emhers Of the S1'ionai qua rd
This Information wa received vos,rr-
day by Major joseph lc Masuricr Of
this city. An appropriation Of 5000
has been set aside for this purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
GUN-CARRlER RELEASED
Negro Had Queer Typo Of Wcnpon sun
M. posed to HIVE Rrcn Made in
Germany.

JI,slioe CrUtchfeld yesterday re-
Teas ed NEd"ard SHARP. Nh" wss ar
sTested Thursday cri 3 charge Of carry
ing concealed wca pons. ne having in
his possession combination pistol
And rife OF the automatic repeating
type,
Tho gun is claimed TO have been
made in r"rmary rs Nannlichcr-
sNauser model and has range of Sno
Yards. II may he Carried IN /. hcistor
pr ATTENDED like rif" Tho EUr uaa
held by tho court Will. the negro
who claimed tn have houcht thc re-.
EFolver In TetorshDrg was eIeaseA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14

superintendent taNiet Or tho sea
board district com! "a"d ~ Virginia and
Nortn ana south Carolina Of tho Postal
Tel" Cranh 'ompahs. VINO has Just ar
rived IN EichmonD 90 TAX. charge az
INC onNces 81 the GistriCi. comes from
Atlanta whore h. we'd with the
Postal Company for hve years, Snper-
intcndent baTi"t spent a year and one
half IN Louisville: Ky" wIe~e he was
president of tho Rotary Cub.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
Health Department Quarterly Out.

Eichmonds CITY Health Dcpa rtme n t
has issued its Health Bulletin for Oc
iober. November and December and
special stress is laid upon tho disease
which some time arc coincidcnt with
the opening OF tho schools. II is
pointed out that measles. diphthcris
scarlet fever, whoopinE cough and Ger
tain other communicable diseases reach
their lowest chb during the vacation
period. but increase by leaps and
hounds with the opening OF our cdu-
cational institutions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
L.cu.ennD. Gordon Promoted.

Kenneth II Gordon. OF oQuaka. III.
the commanding officer or the i;lcn-
mond General Ordnance Depot, was
yesterday promoted from second 10
first lieutenant. Lieutenant Gordon
has been in charge OF the ordnance
depot here since June Is. He has been
here since last Marsh a year ago
Lieutenant Gordon was an cnlisteo
nan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14

James g. Blake, az Church Tin for.
m crly connected with a local ncwspa
per and who enlisted in the navy a.
woman iasi August. has ho"n Notified
TO report to-morrO" 10 NeWpo-, Il
John Marshall High school and Is a
former student Al Richmond College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
SERGEANT WILLIAM WHITE
FALLS IN BATTLE IN FRANCE
Twelfth Richmond Boy to Give Life
for ESuutry-Probnbly in Re-
cent Heavy Fighting.

Sergeant William H. White. OF 10,
Virginia Avenue, is reported on the
official casualty lists as having been
recently KILLED in action with his de-
t:..nment in France. He is believed 10
have been engaged in the recent heavy
lighting, ia which many Richmond
military organizations said to be
taking part. Sergeant White is the
twelfth fichmondcr to make the SUI
prcme sacrifice over there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
;C|TY SCHOOL ENROLMENT
SHOWS FURTHER INCREASE
Second Days Registrations 40
Above Those for Last Year. Al
though Ncgroc7 Arc Fewer.
WHITE, 1o,oos; CoLoRED. 600,
Eighty-Onc Young Women Graduates
So Complete Summer Coursc-Spccial
Effor' Will Be Made to Train Girl,
for Business.

IN increase OF tta was shown in nc
genrollment for tho second day OF The
slichn ond citY>schools over shat OF the
scprninE Thursday Statistics on nlc
III Superintendent Chambers Office
showed thai the figures Yesterday
slsnwc'i gam OF As over Tn" white
AGnro!linnni for the second day of Schuo,
Hast year, but a loss Of eighty in the
senrolimcnt Of ccin-cd pupils
%.s3 iEu-eS submitted last might by AS
SSiStan; superintendent HIN fov tn" on
Srolimen' YESTERDAY We're a. follows:
zWh!tc ls.60S: cnored. 6.20l: total. %
asGh Last years enrolment for tho
fcorTe spending day Of school MAS as
gfofiowa white. Ia,473. colorcd. G,2SI:
Total. elisa
- nr. !. =. G. Chandlcr announces tha;
80 Shty-onc young women, all high
ssshoci graduates. have recently COM
sJ.icteh the short summer course in Of
nce ihoas given at John Marshall
sftIgh Schooi and arc now available. FOR
post;icr*. This course Included Office
methods. adding machine practice rap
10 ca !cNiation and other subjects Of
Among those taxing the course ar" "a
tns'S ucr u patriotic duty 10 take In,
sire y Number OF these graduates OF
tEr womcp'S office reserve corps have
1aS;,c;,dy taken positions \ complete
liSi Of all nc graduates of tho course.
tcEc,hcG with their addresses and phoac
,Eln nc'S. May I've obtained from the
Esurcrinto nlcrts Office. So East MAJ
*inlii Strcc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
smnu Fir In Broad street.

Fire in some trash in vacant store
at 402 East Broad Street. caused
good deal of smoke and drew large
crowd TO that point Yesterday after
noon AT 2:i2 o'clock Engine Company
No responded TO the alarm ana
quickly eXtinruishcd the incipient con
iiagration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
Major Aubrey STROBE Here.

Major Aubrey T.. STROBE. State soma
tor from Amherst and Nelson Counties
nov ,l.!tn,rn WIN tnG lhcScadN"-
Capitol visitor Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14

The Help Wanted Ads I'm The Times-
Dispatch are rend by the class of poo
Dls yoH would be GLAD to hive In your
fmr!e,. Use snd read the uciv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
SHORT COY RISES ~ COMMERCIAL.
LINES At JOHN MARSHALL

John Marshall nicht>Sohnol Mn make
\ Spcria "NCrt this year iO TRAIN WcW-
~, for clerical positions. Snort courses
VII! b. offered in all commercial Lines
n-ich HS adding machine prs"iirc. huSI-
ItccS letters. office forms ava rapid cal
.'.-;la.i"n Through these courses Nolu-
q, ray Gualify in from eight 10 ten
wf%i,s for All lines "f Cic.j,al w"rA.
.tSrcDi Sicno@raph: and b0ol, kca ping
.tprn MarShail night Schppi VIII also
ciIsr SNor; courses t1 pgcpar" people
TO- CiTti service examinations. old
Ssu9.ntS WIZ register for night Schoo,
work on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
ncsdSy nights. New students viii r,2
JStcr atAc week beginning Scptcnihc: e
81 rnc SCHOOLS oncn pctvhcr
: FOLLOWING Is = LIST Of TN" students
-Nho, hsN" pursued the intensive ami
Thoroughly practical course of ten
NcckS duration N the sUmiuc" school
for tn" Wrmnns Office reserve corps
al John MarSha.l:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14

Read the Want kor To-day. They
nrc full OF Interesting offerings from
hundreds Of propie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
jury Cn.rn ncgin Monda.

On Monday, in the Law and Equity
Court. the trial o. ;hf jn*Y eases o.
lhe SsptS tetD VII bsn,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-14
PREPARE FOR BOND DRIVE
At FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Governor Scay Sends Ont Informa-
ton as TO Coupon and Reg
istcrcd Classes.
TO EXPEDITE WORK or ISSUING
Original Subscriptions for Registered
Securities to BE Delivered to Buy
crs in Advance of Those to- BE
Exchanged for Coupon.

Governor George Scay. OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF Richmond. stated
Yesterday that the bank was busily
at work making preparations for the
coming fourth Liberty loan. However.
iui' details OF tho plans for tho loan
nave not yet been issued by the Treas
Ery Department. and these arc being
awaited before more dciiuitc prcpara-
lions could he made locally.
out the following 10 the financial in :
stitutions or the district
In making plans FOR the sale of
bonds OF the fourth Liberty loan. tho
Tact is recognized that banks and trust
scriptions from their customers and
from individual subscribers upon vari-
Gus plans OF payment, weekly, monthly
or AT other periods.
The bonds to cover these subscrip-
tons will be subscribed for by the
banks and trust companies themselves,
and payment viii he made in cash, or
upon the instalmcnt plan to be am
nounced by tho Secretary OF tho Treas
ury. that is. an initial payment with
the subscription and several install
days apart.
COUPON BONDS EXCHANGED
LATER For nEi;ISTERED
I'm order to meet this situation with
the least possible trouble 10 suhscr,b-
ing banks. and to enable them to take
tuc bpllIS SuDSc-lDcO tOr by tttNl Ctnsf
IN coupon or registered form and in
large denominations. il desired. 10 he
exchanged later for registered bonds.
to fl, the individual subscriptions. tho
Treasury Department; authorizes and
directs MS to make tho following an
nouncemnnt:
In the event coupon bonds IN large
denominations. or registered bonds is
sued in the name OF such agents are
arranged. they later Will ne changed
without charges by the United States
Tor registered bonds. inscribed as di-
recied. II is believed this announce
ment will Indicate TO such agencies ,thc
means for handling subscrip;iohs for
registered bonds on special plans. and
VIII ciiminat" delvcrirS| OF coupon
bonds on original subscriptions where
registered bonds arc requested. II is
the policy OF this department TO place
the issue OF registered bonds on orig
IN subscriptions in advance Of the
Ssuc of registered bonds on the OK
change OF coupon bonds. But in eases
set forth above. submitted to the de-
partment by Federal reserve banks,
with notation that bonds TO nc issued
in exchange ar" desired for delivery to
original individual subscribers. special
attention will be given such cases and
the exchange and reissue OF registered
bends expedited.