The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02


Leading subscriptions at this meeting although there were
several made after the meeting adjourned report
Life Insurance Company of Virginia $25o0oo George c.
Gregory $2500o Times Dispatch Publishing Co., $4,000;
fred D. Harrs John T Wilson Co. $2Sooo
tual Life Insurance Co., $200 Richmond Cedar Works. $685.
$4,000; J R Pascha $4,000, John l. Williams Son. $25,
900; Old Dominion Iron and Steel Works, $4,000.
Everett Waddey Co., $1,000; Thomas L. Moore s5oooo
Vile n c. $50oo John Munce $780, E. Robertson and
wife, 81 ooo Charles Davenport $1oooo E. Dawson
Gibson Motor Co, $1,000 John Miller Jr $1,000 600 for
each of his ten chdrenl Julien H Hill 800 $500 for his
children matching Mr. Mers propostont anonymous
soa o 6o B Mo.or % n snG
the Watkins Cottrell Co, $4,000.
All previous records for sales broken Wednesday
by women organizations their total aggregatng $69950
compared with Tuesdays sales of $3o6,0oo.
Bonds sold by the aggregate 81 997,175. The
citation of Richmond $16oloo; Beth Ahabah Auxiliary and
Council of Jewish Women 100000 and the Equal Suffrage
League, 09.3OO
Tremendous effort is being put forth by these workers.
and today they will send out three motor with Red Cross
workers to sell bonds in Main street and in
Broad street after o'clock Each automobile will be deco
rated and manned by the motor girls carrying speakers
Richmond who has served for
than three the canteens of the English army will be
School children likewise driving hard and have in
their quota from the original of $5s9000
100000 Five schools already have raised their quotas
Highland Park allotted $25 OOO has sold $6OOOO William Fox
than Bnford more than $oooo Madison about
000 and Chmborazo has doubled its quota Of $4,000
Insurance conducted canvass of the downtown
ton of the city and obtained many subscriptions but full
had not been made to headquarters last night c.
Richardson under whose direction the made
enthusiastic the success Of his workers.
Nearly $4,000 subscribed at the three meetings
Quoted the British American Tobacco Co., and this work will
be continued today and tomorrow Other meetings yesterday
Rev F. r. McFaden at the Eagle Paper Co., Dr. Douglas
Freeman at Miller Rhoads and Dr. Edward N Calisch
Thalhmer T. B. Toy will speak tonight to employees Of the
Virginia Railway and Power Co. at William Byrd park Father
F. Hangan at the Academy and three fourminute high
school speakers at the Lyric.
Cocred victory committeeman win hold conference at
80 O'Clock tonight in the ThrdStree A. NJ E. church to
outlined plans for meeting to be held week from
tonight
Two additions made to the honor roll of concerns
with every employer the of of bonds They
the Spotless Co and the Walk Over Boot Shop
Mrs Cabe announced that womens organizations selling
bonds in the booths today will be follows:
Y.W.C a, Mrs. G. O. sayie chairman, at Cohens; Bar
ton Heights Woman's club Mrs G. Toone chairman at Mil
Ter Rhoads I. N. V. A. Mrs W W Morton, chairman at
Thahimer's; Musicians club Mrs j. X. Bowman chairman
Second and Broad streets Richmond committee Of the Ma
Ter Rhoads l. v n A. Mrs. w. W. Morton, chairman
Mosby and Richmond kindergarten association Mrs. Stuart
Michaux, chairman at Fourqurean-Templs Co.