Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-22

aiumpng somewhat short Of the goal
america should be proud and deter
w!ncd TO reach Willie tho United
states Employment Bureau iB one con =
Germ that boasts OF it's every cfu :
pioyee's having contributed to thi.
necessity fund. the wonder is How
many others arc gong TO enroll where
'he honor is white several sma II
towns In the State are Glorifying iu
their having raised their quotas. tho
capital city has Il long WAYS to 20 20
wash her hands Of the 100000 duty
money she must mace la tho charity
hands OF the American Red cross TO
"n this war.
RfCHMONDEHs AHE ENpr:,rED
TO II B>ti:IBE LIiIEIttLLi
IL YOU have subscribed till Id hunts
~ you have given till sou are not
ashamed Ia compare YOUR service ,yitF
mat Of the first three and know tina,
YOU arc not Siacker-thcm sou have
cone what every man. woman and
chiId In this state and this city must
eventually do: then why no, now? II
'hcy do not they know there is :, rca :
SON and II is 20 them that the Silent
appeal VIII he made hy the gun Wo
m"n Of Richmond TO-DAY.
These women defyinG YOU 20 bo i.
ahirEer-- VIII act on the inriuc!plc iha,
suiit% conscience nccds NO Hccuser.
'''' '''Nt A''' y N'4Als he" whom I.
pHFsueth Therefore they Viii. PROMPT
~ al noon appear on Mai street. -. =
tween Seventh and Twelfth. like Rcd
cross nurses and Il is hoped the crowd
mat should gather TO sec these GOOD
Samaritans will If able to spare an
other penny. remember that II ,hov
hold back their money, ",his s.r,,.
mower mat smiles to-day, Tomorrow
VII! be dying These whose .ucu,
prayers you should answer for yotir
own protecticn--your own liberty ana
your own honor-wiil remain on This
street Tor thirty minutes Then no.
VIII march TO Broad Street. WHORE
between First and Ninth. they viii
make the same petition tin o.c!o,I,,
hoping that Richmoudcrs van mae.
stand the quality OF mercy ;ha, ia,
IN their dollars. and the business I'm,
lies IN their giving for the sake ar
humanity and plain dccency
From o'clock this morning until &
o'clock tonight loo booths located con.
venlentiy In all parts OF the ciiv. viii
bc open FOR tho receipt o. cash con.
tribut:ons ana renewal OF m.n,i,.,y,,,,,
In tho Richmond Red Cross ch.n,o,
EVERY ONE SHouLD WEAR
BUTTON or TAG To-n,y
In one sense or The word m. d,y
should assume the appearance or =.
Ked Cross tag day. for buttons ANA
tags WI! be issued TO all who pn,ron,zn
the booths II cash contribution :,
the S!oo.ooo.0"0 fund for war re1iof :,
mace. the contributor viii r.cciy,
s,iH'. neat tag which has a narrow
blue border and a white f!eld. ON vhirn
is stamped The phrase. ..Socn,d w."
Fund and the Ned Cross. For mos.
Who renew their membership in 10
loca! chapter, OF who Join the cban,n,
Tor the first time, buttons with !, ro.,
cross on white background viii ba
issued "'''
before nishtfall thousands Of neoDIo
should be displaying tag or buttoo
or pom. a receipt will also be issueI
10 those who take out mcn,hcrshirs
II the member requests i, .r,, .'s
Tor cash contributions ONLY w.
me stations close at & o'cloc,, 49,,
boxes must be taken TO the Picb,ro,, !
trust and Savings Company, Saycr,h
and Main Streets GU II
Among the $4,000 members Of ~.
. ...'i'o ,, chap'er are many who
joined the organization carI 1,s,
They arc urged not to f,il 49, 80 :.
their membership to-day: ana ~
"il encounter booth In +ln,os, 49,,
direction In viii In they ,urn 8.
scarcely likely they Will be ncr,,i, ,an
70 forget their obligation Mam,t 49,
=! me hspter who renewed thcir rra,,,
mp curing the drive at ChristT"s
TIME viii not he urged 70 iai, - .i'-' 5
to-day. New members vii; "saih
coined cordially. and as s, n.,s
anhuai membership. il is thourht h,,,
areas OF them Will lie enrolled ""''
IN addition to the list of hoo,t, .,
l'Shea IN The Times Dispatch ves,a.
DAY mere Will be booths omen to-
! me ,oIlowing locations: Chimbor,,n
park, Mrs. Jefferson Powers. 80, -; .
lach's store. Thirty-second ana "u una :
shall Streets. Mrs. r. l.. Kern. liz "a
store. I"enty-ninth and @ Strnats ~.
u. l.. brauer: Springer's store Tvo,,.
thlrd and Venable Streets NJ :,
fiournoy; Paramount Pharmacv -rw.a,
'!-hrst street and Paramount Ayn
nue., Mrs r. n. Hord: Richardson.
drug store. Seventeenth and vnnar,s
Streets. Mrs. Nergie Peasants. 81,
dus drug store. Twenty-hftb and \,
streets. Mrs. \. w. Broaddus: WilIi,r'a
Pharmacy, Twentyfirst street and vi,
duct, Mrs. Fl. w. Cottren; Twon,'
third and Marshall Streets. Mrs. los.
eph Wilson: Kerr e Schaafs druc
store, Mrs. William Rov: ChiIdrev drI,@
store Eighteenth and Franklin Strcnts
Mrs. William Norman: Turner's H..
store, Twcntvfirst and Main Streets
Mrs. 5. Fl. Woody: Church Hill RAM,
Mrs. .. u. Parrish. and Pcople's drug
store. Fulton. Mrs. 4. r. McCallcy.
SILENT APPEAL ny NURSES
NEW CAMPAIGN FEATuRE,
The silent petitioners will convene
at HIS o'clock this morning I'm Bank
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
Streets. They will be met by Hamilton
%. Boykin and l.. 3. Stern. who will
furnish the women with ribbons, which
they VIII display as "A mute aDpcal
The single word. GIVE" with n rcd
cross on each side of it, Is printcd nm
the ribbons which the silent petition-
ers VIII wear on their waists Those
who will participate in the appcal have
heen organized under he direction Of
Mrs. James Gordon Smith Tho silent
appeal Is q new idea in Richmond and