The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN.
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rolled up se6355o Yesterday over Thursday
nights total bringing the cvs Subscription 70 IS 30 45o
hen came another in the series of wonderful meetings at
Business Men club when the leaders the commercial world
Of the city put their shoulders to the wheel and subscribed
Sl}oolOO John Temple Graves of the most noted news
paper men in this country had delivered ringing address for
the THANKSGIVING loan which he termed cheap price for the
coosa pledge that the government had fulfilled in the
ming Of the
DEPRESSING long enough bring out the point that this
country entered the in self defense with absolutely I'M
selfish motives to be the determining factor in its conclusion
and como out Of it with the least tangible results beyond
greater arsc spirit he endorsed the league nations and
declared that Americas effort for
permanent perpetual and comprehensive peace for all the
world and ourselves The league going adopted he
asserted ard America going to take her position
greatest nations of the world while the great exhibition
her strength would prevent any two three
saultng her in the future.
Subscriptions when Chairman Herbert w Jack
son made the call OF the 100000 announced by S. ravcs
for the Chemical company be divided
between three reserve bank districts and Richmond allotted
MoRE BIC 6 sU 1i Sc1aS TSss follows
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., 100000; Richmond col
ege $50 Ooo Society of Colonial Wars $780, D. Stokes
Co. $4,000 Richmond Guano Co., $4,000; G. G. Dula $1o
Co., $500 Echson Hat Co., $4,000; Old Buck Guano Co.
$4,000 Southern Biscuit Works. s11 900; Henry Waller
stein 600 tman $4,000 X $4,000; j. j. Pollard $4,000;
Gus Koln Co, S. 900.
Sternheimer Co., $1,000; Nelson Moore $4,000; s. I.
Oliver 300; B. Ewel, 5000 Stokes Grimes Grocery Co.,
900 J. r. Crenshaw, executor ooo Thomas Branch
Co. $4,000 G. Fl Anderson $500; First National Bank $780,
900; W. G. Malone $780, Goode Shoe Store $780, A. Mr. Pull
len, $1,000; Richmond Dairy Co., $25 OO0 B. NJ 1wathmev
5000 Mrs W. NJ Anderson. 81 600; Robert f. Saul So ooo
Ruebens Paint and Glass Co. 2ooo Judge John Rutherford
1000 w. T. Harris $4,000: Granville Gray Jr $1,000: r.
f. Mott or ten children s2ooo F. D. Beverdc (for two
children. $500; Langboune NJ Williams eight chldren)
$4,000 j. Miller Jr gong him better three grand.
children $1,000 Julien H Hill 1.-TWO grandchdren), $1,000;
Oliver Sands (better yet. grandchild), $4,000.
Fifty members of the United Commercial Travellers under
the direction of Robert S. Simpson, will conduct
the downtown section today it at loan head
quarters and confident that they will up sizeabe
total.
RED CROSS WORKERS ACTIVE.
Heavy subscriptions obtained yesterday by the
Cross workers in their automobiles along Main Broad
streets and their work will be continued today Mrs Cabel
announced that sales Thursday aggregated $5O5O the
leading organizations being the Girls club $1366OO Virginia
Association Opposed to Womans Suffrage $1182OO: Girls
Auxiliary of the Day Nursery. $1OO85O.
The local branch Of the National Biscuit Co. has received
notice from its general Offices that 81 of its national fund
for the victory loan through W. Bennett the sales agent
The Sxtysecond infantry band will give patriotic
cert at o'clock tonight in the lobby of the Richmond hotel
to assist the workers. under Mrs Frank Ferrann
the sale Of the notes.
The Savings Bank of Richmond announced at the meet
ing of business yesterday that its quota had been raised
and that the drive for the sale of the bonds continuing
without leup At the time, Dr. j. A. c. Chandler
nounced that the high school pupils reported AtArday
ing sales of $4,000.