Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

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Il Il gsther DOES this total include the
81 placed at the City Audi.
ss n si,srs4 liners n,sh Was tho creates,
over Richmond's Success
inW iian ana tr,,S BUSINESS ~ men alike pay
q the thanksgiving loan
sSCAatfsan Jackssn Issues statement
~ Chairman Herber, w. Jackson issuco
d.y snS last nsh. to
ioyer tho top In the Victory loan, the
Snfth time our city has Gone over.
n city, to sell Its quota OF Victory notes.
y Every citizen that subscribed contri-
ana to EsnSna sa
To those who gave their services
In making the loan success, l con-
Sey my grateful thanks"
rs WsAen's Work Was Wenderfut
While several organizations worked
late into the night in the final effort
O. Cabell. chairman Of the wonIen,s
largest in percentage of Richmonds
%orEers MS ec cseei fe m se" Se fo
.Sales~by the women workers in the
"a Victory lo3n--materially greater in
= percentage of the city's allotment than
In previous ioan--is ample evidence of
Inc creat activity and untirins e.
were big factor in Richmohd's cam
pasn. but they responded in nobie
way to the call OF the country am
S sissn.S 'pp'es'A'''e '"e" 'e''
John skelton Williams Comptroller
of the Currency. wired yesterday his
congratulations to the city in going
man Jackson follows:
s.t1 ~ NhF
sRichmonds splendid record on the Vic
tory loan. The figures YOU siye me
are eleauent. tfibnje to the able or.
10 the patriotism OF the subscribers"
schss, Children worked Hard.
Featuring the. entir- campaign was
the work OF the school children Of
hard and rolled up a wonderful work.
They. We're allotted slightly more than
100000. YET when the, drive game to
gated S2li7.too. which brought forth
great praise from loan headquarters.
-Four German nan helmets offered b BY the the
Schoc! for isrsesi sales. s4".,2S@' ele,
ssies SsnoG pnri asne ars1s
Kennerly, Bncord Junior High school
high school pupil making the Largest
sale. s:66.so0. and Edward tylAnd
Sales BY schools were as follows
, sinio sias o5S SniGr Ms:Ss G mi
Fox. ss$,soo; City normal. $3.50; BEL
ieSue Junior. 'sS,,oo: Madison sSS;-
Sogaze. sts.t5o: sa Barton iIsigh,s. sas.-
ESQ: Franklin. $4,000: Mau,y. sl3.$5o:
Powha;sn. sii.s5o: springIeld, $3.50:
Bacon. s1-soo: Runner, $500: John b
Cary. $500: John smith. $500: Elba
Jefferson $3.50: SCOTS Addition. S3OH:
Fulton. ;.Se; Bellevue Special, $3.50,
$3.50: Mason. $50: moore. $500: Arm
strong. $500; Dunbar. $500: Baker. $500:
Colorsd Special. $500
committee 20 call of the d.,nonstra-
ton in Sspi:ol square e; the last mo-
,nef' The sa ;ii Gf Fam ~, rAT!on
Grounds. and were placed on exhibit
zion. The salvation Army Band re-
ported and the other. features were
donmen, ~ the shoe, The band
n1arch.d down through the business
section p.ayint.
Nu5.; General Back Arrives
Mator-Gcnersl Beaumont Buck ar
rived st o:i5 from Camp Meade. Md.
and MAS met a; the Brosd Street sta
He w "a of%sn ,hs SouHrY home
OF Oliver J. Sands. State chairn,in he
WAS the CUES: at the, commonwealth
T. NJ Gunsi rendered 10 the Victory
loan committee the use OF his iimous-
Inc BY the genera! while he is IN Rich
rIiond.
The Hampton Roads Naval Glee Club
arrived a. O'Clock and the Marine
Band II Il o'c'ock
firms Attaining 100 Per Cent.
Industrial ;-6iisamen;s OF Eich-
n1ond made all unusually excellent
showing in the campaign. contribute
ing heavy SUBSCRIPTIONS. Despite the
fact that the drive was not carried
into these institutions b. headquarters
with the same vi2ur shat has marked
other campaigns, employers themselves
in the ma iority OF cases undertook the
canNIssins with highly gratifying re
suits Many concerns obtained 100 per
cent among their employees. larger
number OF others obtaining 80 per cent
and receiving he honor hags
Federal District Figures.
Pos: card reports showed the fc.-
lowing subscriptions from The Fifth
Fede:s, Reserve District: Maryland.
s34.s5i.3o0: District o: Columbia. sI7,-
SsSs,2aQ; Virginia. sil,1H5.l0o; West
. Virs!n!s. ;io,ls2.s5o; North Carolina,
sta.201.550; South Carolina sa,300.Sj0.
The total was &l3e,sa5.l 100. cash sales.
s:t.G63,lo0.
VERBAL DISCUSSION