The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-30
BIG SUBSCRIPTIONS ANNOUNCED

BIG SUBSCRIPTIONS ANNOUNCED.
Leading subscribers at the meeting of business yester
day follows:
Cottrel Saddlery Co., $4,000: John c. Easev 900; P
Conquest and Son $4,000 Southern Paper Co. $4,000 Car
Cedar Works $4,000; d. Mdvette $4,000: D. r Midvete
and Co. 5000; American Furniture and Fixture Co. 5000
W f. Ricardon $4,000 Cheek Neal Coffee Co, $1,000; W s
Drewry, $1,000; B. F. johnson Publishing Co.. $4,000: J. D.
rump 10000; " r. Miles, $4,000; w NJ Addison $1,000;
f. B. Addison, $4,000
Richmond Engineering Co.. 5000: Winston and Co. 5000
1000; T. $ Winston $4,000 Atlantic Life Insurance Co.. $50
900 F. H Gunst $4,000; r. Cabe $4,000 James R. Gordon
attorney $2O000 James r. Gordon attorney $50 Ooo Gulf Red
Cedar Co. $4,000: Owens and Minor Drug Co. $1,000 Hob
son, Massie and Leigh $4,000 Sutton and Co. $4,000 Vr
enia Railway and Power Co., 100000; H Miles Shoe Co..
Anderson-LcwisG Gray Co. $4,000; s e. Watkins. $1,000;
L. II Jenkins $4,000 Gordon Metal Co. $4,000 Henry s.
$4,000 Virginia Stationery Co.. 5000 P B Johnson
$5o0o J. T. Palmatory. $4,000; D. NJ Lea and Co. $4,000:
Canea Johnston $4,000 Morgan Mills 600 r Garnett
Abb s. 900 Southern Auto Repair Co. 5000 Hugh Antrim
$5o Southern Bargain House $4,000 and Benton Bailey
Chairman Herbert W Jackson presided at the meeting
and short talks by Oliver Sands state chairman and Dr.
Douglas Freeman who told gripping fashion of the great
why every and should buy all the Victory
WOMEN CONTINUE ACTIVE
More than 100 workers and interested in the cam
pa attended conference at the Jefferson hotel Yesterday
response to the call issued by Mrs Robert G. Cabe Many
matters discussed and referred to committees 70 be- worked
out They are hopeful of raising fully large total was
subscribed through the womens committee in the previous
paSns and all their energies being directed to this end
left the conference determined to let work go undone that
might bring in the smallest subscription.
Henry Schwarzschld spoke to employees of the Falk
Tobacco Co at and succeeded obtaining
ing to $1,000 while DR.. Edward n Calisch made ringing
appeal t. the workmen the plant Of the Miller Manufact,r
ing Co Mr. SchwarZscld spoke again last night at Sparks
circus and secured number of subscriptions Employees the
Atlantic Life Insurance Co. have subscribed $1,000
Two meetings of Chesapeake and Ohio railway employees
the general offices have been arranged for this afternoon the
first to be held at O'clock and the second thirty minutes later
Dr. DOUGLAS Freeman will speak to the employees Dr. Rus
sell Cecil will speak at the plant of the Sterng Carnea Davis
Co at II O'Clock and Dr. F. T. McFaden the plant of the
Eagle Paper Co. at noon.
FRIENDLY RIVALRY rs KEEN
One organization reported 100 per among its en-
oes and placed the honor roll being awarded its ban
This the Richmond Traffic bureau the cooperating
railroads of the city?
Mrs Cabe announced yesterday that womens organiza
tons sold total of 100000 worth of bonds Monday to
eghyfour individual subscribers The leading organizations
the James River Garden club $684OO the posoce booth
$4,350. and the Commonwealth chapter D, A. r. $3.50
Organizations selling bonds in the booths today will be as
follows:
Women's club Mrs Louie Hankins chairman at Cohen s
Beth Ahaboh Auxiliary and Council of Jewish Women Mrs
Meyer Kirsch and Mrs Leon Waerstein chairman at Miller
and Rhoads Equal Suffrage league Miss Adele Clark chair
man, at Thalhmers Belle Bryan Day Nursey Mrs T. AIRING
ton chairman at Second and Broad streets; Giner Park
Woman club, Mrs Binord Waford chairman at Mosby
and the Federation of Mothers clubs Mrs f. Hudson chair
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