Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
AlH|TE SULPHUR AG0G
re
]: WITH LOAN ACTIVITIES
,if'T ton in Carrying On Patri-
-, otto Work.
CAMPAIGN ALREADY ORGANIZED
Patriotic Meeting Held, Launching
Drive for Placing OF Americas
-, Fighting Loan-Many Members of
-. Fall Colony Arriving.
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INVITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA,
September 2S-The fourth Liberty loan
tis the subject OF supreme interest at
an eager and enthusiastic colony is
Working for It's greatest success White
sulphur Springs was the first com
Flag" for the third Liberty loan, and IL
now bears six stars for overSubscr!b :
ing. There is only oit, other like it in
Pack OF ii White sulphur Springs is
launching every effort for the fourth
At the Plaza Theater on Saturday
there was held a patriotic meeting for
the opening OF the Liberty loan cam
paiGn; John Sherman Ders,, State
.cipal speaker and John +. Harris, OF
New York. who is stopping at the
Grsennrier, also addressed the audience;
White Sulphur. whose brother. Major
General John l.. Hince. is with the
franee is the ber IN
loan committee for Greenbrier County.
j; Howard Siocum is CHAIRMAN. for
ard Slocum is chairman of the Wonran's
Committee for Grecnhrier. and Mrs. II.
E: CrickcnberScr is chairman for the
Assisting Mrs. Slocum ut the Green
.brier are Mrs. David Stevenson, of New
York and Baltimore. who made remark
able sales in the third Liberty loan at
New York: Mrs. Russell Colt. better
known as Miss Ethel Barrymore: Mrs.
Edward w. McKenna. of New York and
Miss Josephine II. Mcclure, of Phila-
delphia.
Saturday night one of the most in
teresting programs OF the season was
given at the Greenhrcr under the aus
!, pieces OF the National Aeronautic Com
mittee. in association with the War
Pepartment Commission for Training
to WITTY suph%r 2 sifnss
who have devoted their entire time 10
war work. and are here for a rest be-
fore taking up further activities.
YoHk who tm, =, Ashton siye hs o, N1w
Red Cross Canteen Service IN New
York. Is here for several weeks with
manager OF the American Red cross
to succeed Harvey n. Gibson. who is
now Red Cross commissioner France.
Same here from Washington for a
short vaca tion. and with him was his
sister. Miss Corneiia Scott. formerly OF
81; Louis Keith Spalding. of Chicago,
t5oined >them here.
MEMBERS OF BRITISH
EMBASSY AT GREEENBRIER
A representative gathering of mem
hers of the British Embassy at Wash
Captain Robert r. Glen. who is fire.
auent sojourner here. and Captain r. G.
Title. Captain Humphrey W. G. Duthy.
who accompanied him. Major Craw :
Reading. OF the British Embassy. is at
White sulphur Springs as the cues, OF
Mrs. Edward r. Stcttinius.
Members of the autumn colony
who come to White Sulphur Springs
each season who are now h"'c are
Henry Phelps. Case. of South pton;
Arthur Young, who is here TO t.ke the
cure. and Mr.. and Mrs. James V V. ID.
.I.aDier. who have closed their house "A I
Newport. Mrs. Pembroke Jones, OF
Newport. has taken a cottage here in
the Florida Row. and will remain
through October. With her sister is
Miss II. p. Bowles, OF New York George
Il. Sheldon. and Frederick II. Won Stadc
nave com" for their customary stay
and will take the cure. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude G. pinney. John +. Harris. Miss
SiSrid GilQuist, William L. Curtis and
others arriving from New York.