The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11

fContiuued From rage Dne-}
grata slrg -esal's MANY concci ne to-
,ained .oa per cent among their eu'
nloyes a larger number Of others OBJ
ssininr - pc. cent and receiving the
honor flags
/. .tsance.s3s retorting IN hcadquart"rA
tho attainment Of 100 per cent.
although several others are known -
nave attained tha- goal are as fri-
lows.
Western Electric company. trcasu-
rer's Office: Office OF superintendent OF
maintenance Of way, ott1ce OF tram
manaVer Richmond, rederte fssh4iTg
and Potomac Railroad company; VIZ
sinIa Trust compan*. National CITY
S soynpanv. Imperial Tobacco COMPANY
twenty eight departments of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway com
many. auditing department OF the
south Richmond boiler plant United
States railroad administrators CON
snlidaied ticket office, three depart
ments Of tho American Locomotive
Works Alec plant. Office or the ste
uhen putney Shoe company. the Rich
mond Tariff bureau, The Spotiess com
pany. aud Neal & Rinford
Eichmond's success IN the victory
loan is due in no small measure to the
q nfHEfGnf CrgarlTafiDN tfAoN HftN FStit'
Y lished at loan headquarters, Eleventh
and Rank streets, under tho direction
of Herbert w Jackson chairman, and
d w r. Dabney Vicc-chdirman. DIR. ID,
n Anderson. OF Richmond college and
+ secretary Of the CiVic association or
Piehniond, served rs the executive
manager. directing the vast work or
conducting the campaign.
He had as his capable assistants
George w Rogers and w. a. Clarke.
II the internal revenue departm9nt
In Washington loaning the services OF
the former. while the Retail Mer-
chants association Willingly consented
to permitting Mr. Clarke to assist in
the work, w. ], Toy, VINO served
for more than year overseas with
the Y, NJ. c. A., was in charge of the
speakers bureau sending fohr-
minute men into The theaters. indus
trial establish n1Nnts and public meet
ing q OF the city, RS well as 10 All
demonstrations Earl Sewers, Rich
rnond ncyvxnapcrman who was re-
rently discharged from the army,
handled publicity in the Same salts
factory manner that he has in the
previous loans.
" Miss I.cttie NJ Anderson had charge
OF the office, directing the work or
The stan OF StGUCErapneFS tHat
shandIed the mass of correspondence
In connection with the loan.
In no campaign has the work OF the
vomen's committee been more salts
factory than in the Victory loan under
'sfAa direction Of Mrs. Robert G.
O. bell and the sales made by these
workers Is pie evidence OF the
treat energy and untiring effort that
they put into the drive. The com
amitfee made its headquarters with the
mems committee nj Eleventh and
sRank streets ard Mce Cabell was as
sisted daily throughout the three
weeks of the campaign by Mrs. ".
&. Halves ard Mrs. F. o. McCahe.
Special credit was given Mrs, Car
roll Montague. chairman of the
FWonnan's features committee
Great credit for the success of the
1oan is also due the features com
mittee, which starec Nthe bIE aerial
Features, street shows. artillery parade
and other stunts that turned tho
three weeks into "a continuous vaude-
willie entertainment. Henry Schwarzs-
child was the chairman Of this COM
u1fttee, which was composed OF John
&C. Goode. J r. Palnatary John c.
Robertson, Jesse II fsinford T.. NJ
sCrutchfieid. W A Clarke. Jr., r. c
Mayo, John @. Coriey, Nathan Simon,
Alvin NJ Smith. Charles l. Weaver
and Captain Charles W Stole.