Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11

womcn's Liberty loan workers have a
stanch. active and helpful friend ut
charleston III the person of William
court Of Appeals. Mr.. Mathews i'm adj
dition to managing the personal speak
ing campaign for Mrs George Poffen-
parScr. chairman Of the womcn's com
lnu,ee for that state. has exercised his
authority as chairman of the four-min-
ute men in the state to confer upon
tSc WsIenoW VI and able women
men These arc Dr. Harriet L. Jones.
or Wheeling; Mrs. Elose Hughes Dam
,e,s; OF HuntinEton;, Miss Mary Ase-
kaNnor. also OF Charleston, and the
state cha rman herself.
While these women have been given
Statc-wldc commission to speak il Is,
TO be remembered that their latitude
Is territorial and not linguistic, and
no woman will he permitted to speak
longer than her physical strength viii
allow: In other words. the time limit
Is OF, and the women OF West Nir-
sin,a arc making the mountains echo
with their patriotic appeal
WEST VIRGINIA WOMEN
MEETING WITH SUCCESS
ono OF the first counties TO report
Women speakers ut work is Marion.
There thcatcr audiences and other
g s;,,,,i, arc addressed daily and
Grated their time. influence and energy
Ia the demand of tho huur--to the de-
, ,r;a,i nov made upon every truly pa =
she can possibly do to make the fourth
Liberty loan campaign the greatest
success OF any. patriotic effort ever
from Ohio, Cabcl and other Of the
more populous counties and others like
them are expected fro n Mason. Roanc
IRA Nt"n. Mcdowell hampshire and
other important counties.
Money talks, is an old saw, but ii
takes talk to set the money. is tho
, theory Of the wemen of West Virginia
this loan: Harmony among thc work
crs is the good word everywhere.
Never before has there been such CO.
operation as that which marks the
history Of the fourth Liberty loan cam
paiSn in West Virginia.
MIS- P"fenbarEcr has just reported
10 Mrs. George j. Scay. chairman OF
the l'ifth Federal Reserve District.
Mrs. PohcnbarEer has recently returned
from a trip through the northern and
which she addressed meetings at tho
county seats and other ccnters Of popu-
lation Wherever she went she found
the mon and women of patriotic West
Virginia working shoulder TO shoulder
10 make for that State tho greatest
showing that II has ever before made
pledged their support until the las,
dollar Of their States quota has been
subscribed.
WHERE WOMEN OF CITY
WILL SELL BONDS TODAY
Women's organizations selling at tho
various booths here yesterday were
The Barton Heights Woman's Club n,
Mosby's: Highland Park Woman's Club
at Fourourcah's: Rcbccca Assembly and
Degree of pocahontaS. at Cohen's: Co
lonial Danes. at Thalhimer s: National
civic Leeaguc. at Miller & Rhoadss: Y.
" G. A.. at the post office. and the
Junior Oakwood Memorial Association
AT Twcnty-iifth and Broad Streets.
Selling organizations to-day will he
the Woman'S Beneficial Association Of
Maccabecs at Miller n Rhoads's: st
Hilda's Guild at Cohcns: Women S
Exchange. at Thalhiincr's: James River
crn Association of College Women. mt
Mosby's; /. V. y. A.. AT the post office
ana the Helping Circle. Kings Daugh-
| tors. AT Twenty. fifth and Broad Street g