The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

position the head of the Fifth Reserve District for she is
setting the example for the entire district
Late Subscriptions
Subscriptions placed at this meeting follows
Commonwealth Supply Co.. $4,000: Miriam Thomas Gar
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. $4,000 Wortendyke
Manufacturing Co., $4,000; Miller Rhoads $4,000; Mrs A.
D. Green 5000 Christie Manufacturing Co. 100000 Powha
tan Hotel Corporation $2oooo T. B. Scott $4,000 Virginia
Carolina Supply Co, $4,000; Stephen A. Eerson Co. 5000;
Broad Street Bank $4,000 Merchants National Bank $3.50
000 L. T. Morris 0OO T. Morris fmatehing other bnsi-
ness for children he might have had had he married. $1,000
Universal Motor Co., $4,000: Powell Bros, $1,000
p L. TAYLOR 4 Co. $4,000: Carfwel Machine Co. 10000;
Svdnor IIundlcv $1000o Richmond Guano Co. 10000 j.
F. Leonard 1000; Times Dispatch $4,000 J. r. Jones' $1,000:
Dixie Mattress Co.. $500 James River Furniture and Mat
patch $1,000 Southern Cotton Oil Co. $500 Wise Granite
and Construction Co. $4,000: Dr. +. H. Martin. $4,000 West
End Gun Club, 5000 Straus Cigar Co.. $500 S T. Morgan
$4,000; Dispatch $1,000; Morgan r, Mills $4,000;
Charles Watkins, 81 900
Old Dominion Trust Co. 100000 Edna Cotton Mills Co.
$4,000: George Bryan, 5000: Dunlop Mills $300o0 j. l..
Sheppard SlOoO00 Henrietta Cotton Mills Co.. S0000 w S
Forbes. $4,000: Carter Venahlc Co.. $1,000 Hamilton Ridge
Lumber Co.. $4,000: Gordon Metal Co. 5000 T. b Johnson
$1,000 Virginia School Supply Co.. $25ooo anonymous. s1o
500 employees of Sittene Carnea Davis Co.. $l4oo: F. f.
IParckyoung Co. $4,000; Merchants National Bank 800
oOO National State and City Bank 100000 IIenrico Lumber
Co, $4,000: NJ dc G. TIobson $4,000 Holt Granite Mills Co.
100000 Patterson Brothers Tobacco Co. 100000 Puritan Ms
Co., $4,000; Tomlinson Co.. 5000 Blaock Fruit Produce
Co., $4,000 and W F. Gravns Co., $4,000
School children staged series of big demonstration vestcr
day The hoys and girls from the John Marshall High School
marched through the downtown section Just headed
the cadet battalion and band with police guard leading
They stopped in forn Of the posoce where battalion
swung around in review formation and stood ease while
the girls service broke formation solicited subscrp
tons TIE band giving during the period They made
heavy sales which will materially help them in their of
S1OO0o0 for the schools which only about 100000 short
Other schos staged their individual parades in their
respective neghborhood during the afternoon while print
ing class the Bnford Junior High School loaded it's plant
huge motor truck and toured the city, distributing
printed appeals they from the Later the after
the children called practically every home in the city
and left their appeals for subscriptions show the
that they were thankful the war is over
Several shop meetings held, Morton l.. Wallersen
speaking at the Strickland Machine Co., Lieutenant Robert
1undey at the Williams Printing Co, Dr. D. r. Anderson at
the Corby Baking Co., and W T. Dabney the Cotre Sad
dlery Co. Other meetings being arranged for today
Homer Rodeheaver made appeal for the purchase of
ing the concert of the Richmond Community Chorus
Mrs Robert & Cabe announced that women's sale on Mon
day aggregated o $50 sales being persons The
leading organizations the Woman Association of Rich
mond $5355O Business Womans Club SOL 600 and the James
River Garden Club, S41,700.
Women organizations selling bonds in the booths today
will be follows:
Giner Park Woman's Club Mrs Binford Walford chair
man. at Miller and Rhoads; Beth Ahabah Auxiliary and the
Council Of Jewish Women Mrs Meyer Ksch and Mrs Leon
Walersten chamen, at Thahmer Equal Suffrage League
Miss Adele Clark chairman Second and Broad streets Belle
Bryan Day Nursery Mrs Arlington chairman at Cohen
Woman's Club Mrs Louie Hankns chairman Fourqurean
Temple Co.. and the Federation of Mothers Clubs Mrs
Hudson. chairman at Mosby's.
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1 Pres ident Robert
Lee Peters hold that this !