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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
RED CROSS MOTOR CORPS
Is FORMED IN RICHMOND
Fifty Women TO Man hmbuiunces and
Other Vehicles 10 lie Used ut
Northampton.

motor corps shortly. It's membership
will be limited to hfty women, who
will wear Khaki uniforms and drive
khaki-colored motors. marked with a
large red cross.
l.. Il. stern. chairman OF the COM
nittcc having the organization OF the
corps in charge. received word yester-
day afternoon that Mrs. Wentworth
Hoyt. Of Rochester, y. y. will arrive
In Richmond within a few days TO di-
ect the formation of the new unit, Mrs.
Wentworth Is associate director of the
motor corps service for this district.
She will remain here for at least three
weeks.
Al the outset the equipment of tho
corps will consist of two ainbulanccs.
two motor trucks. one touring car and
one motorcycle. Only women will drive
the vehicles. The corps will be in
charge OF captain and Il first and
second lieutenant No one less than
admission as a private, and no one
under twenty-three can be named as
AN officer.
Mr.. Stern stated that 4 number OF
women who have had experience driv-
ing their own cars already have sig
niied their intention OF enrolling in
the service. Members OF the corps will
children of men who have gone into
the service. take canteen workers to
tho stations with provisions for the
soldiers on troop trains, look utter con-
vaiescents at the Northampton gen
era! hospital, transport the i'll or
wounded whenever required, and re-
spond to miscellaneous calls for assist :
ance. Similar organizations already
are performing valuable service in Il
number OF the larger cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

Wicker. Rev. W. Il. Thompson, Rev. T.,
T. 'McFRdcn. Assistant Attorney-C;en
eral J. ID, Hank. Jr.. DR.. IT'S. Heninr.
w. NJ. Justis and Hon. Philip v. Cog,
bin.
7 The committee for the county fol
lows: Captain W. W. baker. chair
man; walter A. IHorner. vice-cha irruau:
II. II. Burfoot. secretary.
Matoaca Magisterial District-R. r..
Simonson. chairman; X. r.. Icanes. II. T..
Mann, ]. r. Holt. II. Covington.
Clever Hill District-Dr II. H. Lush
chairman: III. G. Robertson, y. H. Goode'
Bermuda District-D. NJ Walker
chairman; =. NJ. Tyler, ". l.. Burgess,
DIR. y. J. Hurt.
Midlothian Dlstrict--Colonel u. Nice.
Burlington, chairman: DR.. NJ -. Rud6
w. NJ. Justis, Or. J. b. Fisher, James
Baker.
Manchester District--G. w. Digs.
chairmaE: Haskins Iiobson, w Il.
Davic. J. y. Bowen, W. {. Wood. II.
Mcintosh. Robert Winfrey, Arthur
Cook. J. W. Marshall.
Excellent work has been done during
the present campaign by colored work !,
crs, according to statement at Lib
crty loan headquarters and total sub
scriptions reported by them. In all
the colored workers raised and sub
scribcd S1I2,300. according to the re-
ports turned In last night. The sub
scriptiohs were reported as follows:
ST. Luke Bank, S26,75O: Merchants and
Mcchanics' Bank. $4,000: Church Hill
committee, $1,000: wornen's COMMITTEES
$4,000: sold IN Office s2,S50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Guaranteed by Tragic
Drug Conc Stom-
ach Dosing.

Breathe HYOMEt for all
diseases OF the breathing or
gans. 1t is guaranteed.
In case of Group. which
is very common in children,
send for doctor at once.
In the meantime pour 80
drops Of HTOMEI into a
bowl Of boiling water and
hold the child's head over
1t; covered with a towel or
cloth so that only the air
filled with HYOMEI vapor is
breathed.
This treatment has saved
many a child's life, and
mothers of croupy children
should always have HYO-
MEL on hand.
For coughs, colds and ca
tarrh, breathing HYOMEI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

NE me various booths yesterday were The
W6man's Club at the post-office: Equal
ppa ar[ SSo league; ut Mosby's; G.nIer
Scouts. at Tha,b Gj1uS. at cohen,S Girl
lnittce. with Mrs. r. H. Younr ch hoir
man, a.. Miller & Rhouds. and tho
Leigh L'.g Street Baptist Aid Society. at
lWshtY-hfth and Broad Streets
The publicity work for Richmond in
.me i0urth drive was handled by pri-
Iatc Earl $. Sewers. L. 5. A.. formerly
Times Dispatch. now news editor az
me Bayonet. the Camp Lee newspaper
~ us services were especially obtainc cd
I'll, Wy Lhe iGchmond committee for this
Work; Brigadier-Gencral Charles a,
Hedekin. commander Of Cump Lee
hSindiy granting Private Sewers a fur
,o ' during the loan drive at the
request OF the committee.
Catching the spirit of the Jav
Dosing room subscribed more than ST.
eoV l" the Fourth Liberty loan in less
noon moo WHY ,hy iGhutes Yesterday after
men had already bought bonds. some
one suggested that they help put Rich
n,eIy lar n. over the top; and iDmcdi-
more bonds. The composing room now
ranks IN the 100 per cent class and an
honor is due ii.
HOY SCOUTS Or RICHMOND
REPORT TOTAL OF $500, 900
bOS oCOutS HOIu bonds
amounting to more than $500 00p, ac-
cordinE TO uncompleted reports given
gu. last night by Charles l.. Weaver,
mead OF the organization here Troon
No led with q total Of $4,000 while
troop No. - was second with S52900.
Troop No. sold S31.I00 worth OF bonds.
while Troop No. % was fourth with
s2S,lO0.
Chesterfield County went lover the
top Friday; The county's allotment
was 100000. and up to noon FRIDAY
mad subscribed S4if.55o.
In the third Liberty loan the county
vas only given credit for $4,000 on
an $4,000 allotment. due partially TO
ne tact that great many citizens
subscribed IN Richmond and Petersbure
and did not give the county the credit
due II. The fourth Liberty loan com
inittce determined TO prevent a repeti-
ION or this. and the day before the
campaign opened had 4 request in
every letter box in the county that
the owner subscribe and also see that
has subscription went TO the county's
credit.
Captain w. W. Baker and Walter A.
uorner headed the workers for the
fourth Liberty loan. They secured an
automobile truck. mou0teu compete
band on 1t, then, accompanying il
themselves In their cars, toured the
entire county. holding meetings each
night In the thickly settled districts
Speakers for the meetings included
DR.. Douglas S. Freeman. DR. j. j.
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morning were very general and most
The following towns in Maryland
were reported yesterday az having gone
2 9,a,, the, the top: -. Dennis and lts!ay, in
keni o, Gorn'y' u and Rock I'LL In
County, with an allotment OF $4,000.
reported $4,000 subscribed. The pop
s aa1i9n OF Mals1d Is lTs The sub
per capita subscription Of over $40.
Chairman Bnrks wired from :Appc-
from Maryland and adding: "Indica-
lions are this county will make it's
quota. Pampiin has doubled its quota"
whose quota Is 500. 900, came wori tina;
. their subscriptions amount to Ss3o.o00.
tenntim ar, , IN York Count: With a quo
hork County quota OF 100000. Name
| the iank pennirnan. Send honor flag"
ported over the top and still going"
MANY CITIES IN DISTRICT
OVERSUBsCRInE THEIR QUOTAS
Chairman silver, of MartinsburS, w.
Va. wired: Al clearing house meet
their fun quota, this putting Berkeley
County over the top. Individul, sub
serintions vii probably reac': '3o9.ee"
ley County's quota Is 3103.'00.
Chairman Iskridge wired from Shell
n nS , n T'eHeland c4 sn 6 hay pass
derwriting" THIS county's quota wns
based upon $40 per capita. Pasquotanl.
County. y. G.. with quota OF .i5l 200.
ieports over the top and Still after
them Chairman nigss. OF Raleigh,
\. c.. ielegraphed .'Raleish went over
ing Wake County will 30 $4,000. 900
county's. s2.'s72oc. Wilson County \.
over. Chairman Warren, OF Pitt Coun-
~. \. Ca whose quota Is 100000. based
mon $50 per capita. wires thai, his
IN la nm Ttl, s.~l..
every bank IN the county selling It's al
!oimeni. ,iuilford County. y. g.. IS still!
sH'nE SM1irman co" s,I rer1rtinE ,hat to
c"o.ooo," compared with an al,utrnent
OF se,ls4.oco.
rreeehed by parade from First
sixth and BROAD Streets. there was u
demonstration at that corner last
nisht under the direction OF A., J.
Crafts subscriptions were received at
/ a loan booth mounted on motor
truck. Music was furnished by the
band from the Richmond Schools
Grounds. while salutes were fired by
Il squad OF soldiers from the same
camp short talks were made by Leon
schwarzschild aud Norman H. Johnson.
SEVERAL. nc: SUBSCRIPTIONS
WE'RE REPORTED YESTERDAY
Mr.. schwarzschi!d staged his final
Show, in the lobby OF the Richmond
t'Olcl nlBnl, With inc assistance
OF eight theatrical performers and
the hotel orchestra Features were
staged at this booth every night dur
ing the drive.
Among the larger subscriptions an
nounced yesterday was $3.50. 900 through
Richmond by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway Co. which was part of Sl.-
| 100000 subscribed BY the railroad.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Co. subscribed $780,
600. the Seaboard Air Line $4,000. En-
! pioyees OF the southern Railway sys-
Richmond bank.
Additional members of Richmond's
100 per cent club Yesterday were the
Richmond College General Hospital.
Sydnor Pump and Well Co, Bloom
berg Millinery Co., J. G. Page & Co..
Cheek Coffee Co.. and Massey Business
College.
Women's ORGANIZATIONS selling at
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Best Treatment for Catarrh,
Group, Coughs, and Colds

through the inhaler is usu-s
ally sufficient.
Many people, however,
use the HYOMEI yapqr,
treatment in conjunction
with the inhaler.
The vapor treatment Is
best taken just before GO
ing to bed; 1t only takes
about five minutes time.
Pour a teaspoonful OF HY-i
OMEI into a bowl, three
quarters full OF boiling wa
ter, cover head and bowl
with towel, and breathe the
vapor that arises deep into
the lungs. BY this method
many a hard cold has been
broken up over night. "A
HYOMEI outfit which con-
sists OF q bottle OF HYOMEI
and q hard rubber pocket
inhaler, costs $1.15 at Ira
gle Drug Co., and druggists
everywhere. Extra bottles
if afterward needed cost OH
1y 60 centS,--Adv. ~
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the entire quota Of Sussex County, The
quota for Wakefield District was @Af,.
400. and 100000 was subscribed, eS-
elusive OF any bank subscriptions. Tha
nuinber Of subscribers was moro than
200.
CREWE. VA. October 1s.-NottowSS
County subscribed to the fourth LiberSy
loan sf09.55O. exceeding Its quota BY
S2l.05l. .
CHASE CITY. VA. October 1e.p-
Chase City District has gone over the
top in the fourth Liberty loan by sey-
eral thousand dollars
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LOAN GOAL PASSED
BY STATE AND CITY

CONTINUED From Page One, Part OneO
Virgiiia. From the reserve bank the
band moved to loan headquarters,
where "A short concert was given and
then the men marched to Broad Street
and gave parade. For some time
concerts were given and at noon the
trucks and hauled TO Seven Pines to
participate in two loan rallies and
demonstrations staged during the af-
Special shows were given at the
Foundation CO., and the United States
Housing corpoTation's properties.
OF them we'll known, gave show which
viii be long remembered by the work
ers at. these two plants. The enter
tainments included singing and dane
ing and Liberty loan speeches by w.
r. Dabhey Norman II. Johnson, Alvin
NJ, Smith and Henry Schwarzschild.
mond late In the afternoon and was
given oil Broad street. the Camp Lee
band and a local orchestra furnishing
the music for the demonstrations.
More than 100000 was raised at the
entertainment in the Richmond Hotel
last night, while similar amount OF
celebration. which was attended by sew
eral thousand people. Miller & Rhoads
gave away $500 worth of bonds at the
meeting s TO- stimn'ate sales; The first
:22 South Third Street; the second OF
$3.50 was won by the Cohen Company.
WHO DOu5 Sf.Vuo dOultlOfiul IN DOnQS
curing the evening. and the third prize
Of $50 was awarded to John Il. Casseli
f23 North Thirty-third Street
Sales on the streets OF Richmond
yesterday and last night continued
heavy, according TO incomplete figures
last night. Members OF the Richmond
Police Department, who have worked
since the early days OF the campaign,
also reported many subscri ptions which
materially Swelled their total II was
impossible to obtain reports last night
on The bond sales by the various or
CARNATIONS. but these will be tabulated
early this week.
ST. HILDA'S GUILD LEADS
IN SALES ON FRIDAY
WOmen's sales on Friday aggregated
s5S6,400, It was announced yesterday
by Mrs. w. NJ. Habliston, the leading
organizations being ST. Hilda's Guild.
sl7s.350: ]. V. \. A., SIS. 100; Murphy's
Hotel. Catholic Women's Club. $4,000.
and the Women's Munltion Reserye nj
Seven Pines. s30,6OO.
Governor Charles a. Morse. Of the
First Federal Reserve District, Boston.
wired Governor Seay yesterday: Con
graduate you on success OF your Rich
mond city Liberty loan COMMITTEES in
obtaining the full allotment of the CITY
of Richmond and more"
Chairman Robertson, OF South Caro-
lima. wired yesterday that every bank
in South Carolina had been asked for
- 30 per cent ovnrsubscription, and tina [
the responses received up to Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

you can satisfy yourself by sending
your name and address to THE BIOS
SER COMPANY, Box 4622. Atlanta, Ga.
For ten cents lin coin or stamps) to
cover cost of postage and handling.
You can secure a Trial OUTFIT of DIR.
Blosser's Catarrh Remedy. This trial
package contains some Of the Remedy
for smoking in pipe. n neat little
pipe and also some indicated cigar
cttes.--Adv.
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BANK CLEARINCs HERE
SHOW SLIGHT DECLINE
h'g Increase, However, Over Same
Period OF Last :Icar, Accord
ing to Statement,
s5I,575,ooo FOR LAST WEEK
Previous Report Showed S55,777,-
027 for Local Clearing Associa-
tton-Combincd Statement for All
Federal Reserve Banks In Country.

local bank clearlngs experienced a
slight fall last week, as compared with
me TWO preceding weeks. The clear
caton last |ees we're s5i54stooo Af Tor
, mere b, but ss7;:5oooo., This Indicates
,nE the summer and fall have main
famed somewhat tho same advance
c ciher nc same periods during 1917. Tho
eeIehrInEs the preceding week wore
they were .55.sss,ossos For nth the " cor.
were S32,692.24l.47.
CONFINED STATEMENT
FoR ALL RESERVE BANKS
WASHINGTON. October 19.-Reduc-
1ion OF s42.00o.00O in loans secured by
oVoo.ooo In government deposits and nm
increase Of one-half OF per cent In
proportion OF reserves to net deposits
were shown in the Federal Reserve
boards weekly financial statement to-
.nsht, reporting the condition Of the
i~eive banks at the close of business
iaSl night. The statement follows
Resources.
Gold In vault and in tran
81, Ss2.leo.oOo
Cold settlement fund Fed
eral Reserve Board. 900
Gold with foreign agencies JS29.Oo0
Totaf gold held by
Gold with Federal re-
serve agents ..... .sl,l7352l. 900
Gold redemption fund. 57.39O.000
Total gold reserves s2,Os53l3, 900
Legal tender notes. silver
etc 52,372,OO0
Total reserves s2.oS7,6s 900
Bills discounted, occurred
by government war obli-
cations .............s l.2G2.757. 900
All other ............. 4c5,79o,0o0
Bills bought in open mar
ket s7o.l3G.ooo
Total bills on hand. s2,o5s. ss2 900
United States governnent
ionS-term securities IS 2S,2e5,000
United States government
short-term securities GI,13S.000
All other earning assets. $1,000
Total earning assets. &2l54,ss., 600
Cncoilectcd items Ode
dhctcd from gross de-
posits, .......s so3.5l7 900
Five per cent redemption
fund against Federal re-
serve bank notes .... 3.4e5.o00
All other resources . :5.o632l6oo0
Liabilities.
Capital paid i'll .........s 100000
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. li34 900
Government deposits 49, 1856, 900
Due TO members reserve
accounts ............... l.5O612l.o0o
Collection Items ......... $4,000, 900
other deposits, including
foreign government
credits Observation-Disclosures. ll.,G3i 900
Total gross deposits 4o,3S4 $4,000
Federal reserve notes In
actual circulation go. S2.5c2, 4SS 900
Federal reserve bank
notes I'm circulation. net
liability ............... 5G66. 900
All other liabilities .... iO,552.00O
Total liabilities S5.063.2l 900
Ratio OF total reserves TO net de-
post and Federal reserve note liabili-
ties combined. Sill per cent.
Ratio OF gold reserves TO Federal
reserve notes in actual circulation,
after setting aside 80 per cent against
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Virginia Cities
Pass the Quota
Influenza Rctards but Does Not
Defeat the Loan Sub
Scrfptions.

BRISTOL. TENN.-VA. October 10
Despite obstacles presented by in
uuenza the largest quota ever assessed
Bristol, the local Liberty loan commit
tee announced Tonight that the allot-
subscribed by at least $4,000 Sullivan
County. Tenn. and Washington County,
Va. are both reported as oversub-
scribed. but final report is not avail
able
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

PETERSBURG, VA, October 49,
Petersburg has gone largely over the
top in the fourth Liberty loan cam
$4,000 by over 5500.OOo This excess
continued to largely increase as the
closing hours were reached Tonight,
the banks OF the city keeping open
until o'clock to receive subscrip-
tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

NORFOLK. VA. October I9.--NorfollS
and Portsmouth to-day wound up tho
fourth Liberty loan campaign by going
well over the top Norfolks total is
announced as'approXimately l1.500.0OO,
OF $4,000. 300 over the citys quota.
Portsmouth reports q total OF sl.25O.0O0,
nearly 100000 more than asked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Newport News Over.

NEW PORT NEWS. VA, October 10.
With final reports yet to BIO made.
IL was officially announced Tonight
that Newport News had exceeded it's
quota in the fourth Liberty loan cam
paign. The quota was $l,fS3,SuO and
this was exceeded by $SoS,350. Eliza
beth City County. tho smallest county
in the State. also exceeded rs quota
subscribing S225,400 more than it's al
iotment OF SSS7,S00.
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Puts an End to
Catarrh Nuisance
A Direct and Simple Way That May
Be Adopted With But Little Cost.

II you are constantly catching cold
and doing a lot OF coughing and spit
ting you can take II for granted that
you have chronic catarrh
Many persons report they are deriv-
ing genuine relief from catarrh OF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

LYNCHBURG, VA. October To-
Lyncnburg oversubscribed her Liberty
loan quota OF S5,427 ,00p by more than
$500. 300: according TO incomplete figures
obtainable this afternoon. Late returns
are expected to bring the total to S4.-
100000.
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DEATHS,

WiLFlNsoN.-Died at Fortress Monroe,
October ~. 1918. SERGEANT VIRGIL e.
WILKINSON, formerly OF winterpocl.
Chesterfield County, son OF MIR. and Mrs. w.
l.. Wilkinson, OF Wlnterpock. Death result.
ed from pneumonia. He IS survived by his
parents. his widow, formerly Miss Virginia
Coz: three brothers and two--s.stcrs. 10
mourn their loss
ENn.ral MI AMI La Tar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

cessfuily for A
years.
There may be
some doubt In
your mind that II
can be so easily
done when tho
case is an old
chronic one. but
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

BLA,CKSBURG, VA. October 1s.-The
bank OF Blacksburg. with a quota OF
$4,000. went over tho top by nearly
80 per cent in the fourth Liberty loan
Total sales to noon Saturday were $50,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

head. nose and
throat, catarrhal
deafness, roaring
a nd buzzing in
the ears. ca
tarrhal headache
and similar mis-
cries. by the use
OF n novel smoke
rapor remedy dis
covered by DR..
Blosser. an old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

III you are looking for n better posi-
ton, look at the Help Wanted Ads in
thi. newspaper. The beat ones are adj
HertiScl here.
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Richmond Takes Seven Million
Above Quota in Liberty Loan

The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

ASHLAND, VA, October 19.-Ian-
over County went over the top to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

WAKEFIELD, VA, October 19.--In
Keeping with ito reputation. Wakefield
for the fourth time goes over the top
in the fourth Liberty loan. the total
suhscriptiOn beinE nearly One-third OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

FREDERICKSBURG VA, October
Of 5000. 1000 in the sale OF Liberty bonds.
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in subscribing for the fourth Liberty
loan. Officials estimate that the loan
was ovcrsubscribcd by several thou
sand dollars. Ashland raised ire
mendous sum during Saturday. Han
over county's quota was $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

Atlanta physician. who has been treat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

Total liabilities S5.063..l 5000
Ratio OF total reserves TO net de-
post and Federal reserve note liabili
ties combined. Sill per cent.
Ratio OF gold reserves TO Federal
reserve notes in actual circulation,
after setting aside 80 per cent against
net deposit liabilities. 6l.3 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

ToId IN vault and In tram
Slt 0Sg,lGO,vUI
Cold settlement fund Fed
cral Reserve Board. 4l6,4l3O0O
Cold with foreign agencies 5.S29,0QG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-11
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LEGAL NOTICES
SfoclxhoIders Meeffnr.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank of Birmingham, Ala, will be held on Tues. day, January IA, 1919, at it's bank ing house, corner Second avenue and Twentieth street, in the city of Bir- mingham, Ala. between the hours of Il a. m. and 12 m, for the purpose Of electing a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year.
 THOMAS BOWRoN,
 Cashier