Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
RICHMOND REPORTS
$18,0S7.72|NF FUND
Activity of Salvation Army
Women Workers Put Their
Total to $5,o42.87.
OOUGHNUT DAY ON THURSDAY
One Hundred Stations Placed on
Corners Throughout City for
Contributions.
O0UGHNUT DAY ON THURSDAY

When the city headquarters OF the
salvation Army Homo Service Cam
paiCn closed a. 10 oclocl; last night.
Richmond people had subscribed SIS
osIl2 Of its total quota OF slOo. 900.
Chairman J. i. Taylor warned the men
that unless greater efforts were nut
forth. the women workers would out
distance them in obtaining contribu-
tions.
Of the grand total raised the wo-
men workers have contributed and col
lected S5..42.S.. This total was re-
ported by Mrs. Bryan when the final
count was made last n.ght 4 partial
list Of subscriptions received b. the
women follows: Home Defense League
Highland Park, $50: Mrs ST George
Bryan. s25; the Misses stuart slOy;
Eichmond Hotel. SUNDAY night. sl34..
Human Fly Sl.ls3.22: theaters S3OI.I
employees Southern Railway Supply
Company, SOS: Dr. Robert C. Bryan
sleo; John H. Saunders. s25; e. W. An
Trim 300 Mrs. T. NJ. Emmerson. s25
Coleman Wortham 600: John NJ. Mil
Ter. 800: Bedford Paper Pulp COMPANY
Sico; Schwarzschild Bros. 500: r
Latiiner Gordon. 500.
Mems Committee Reports.
The mems committee reported a tota,
OF 1880. some OF the contribu.
tors follow: George J. Stoncman so5
ST. Johns Lodge, .A T.. & 4. ~. $50
Thomas Gresham. 800: J. Lichtensteir
Sons, 800: J. =. bort. 500: o. c. Greg
"ry Co, S2oo: .. g. Gregory. 800: W
\. Willingham. 5000: ". a. Willingha n,
co, $3.50, Sittcrding. Carneal & Davis
Slco: Mrs. ". e. Davis. sc5 Mrs. ] i
tiickoh, 500; L. j. Jeffrics s25
Thomas JeGrics. S25 S;rouse Bros. 6
Co, 800: Harris Jones & Codburg Co.
80. Smith l'Our,nnv L,
Johnson. s25: l. ~. Vaughan & Co.
500; s. I. Ber!ndge. s25; Larus Bros
Co. $500: Allen G'nter Co.. $3.50
Commun,y Chorus. $500; Binswange,
& Co sloo; MIR. and Mrs II. w. Haz.
ARD, $500 Richmond Dry Goods Co.
5too; Lewis II. Boshcr. 500: L. Fl
Gunst: go; employees OF L.arus Bros
10, no 800 James I. Miller. 500; J. p
Branch. $3.50; L. NJ Carrinrton sano
Gordon Metal Co. $500: Bioomburc e
Michael furniture Co. $50; \ Friend
| sooo' II. w. Jackson. $I0t.
viii Visit City storcs.
Chairman Raphael Levy. OF the Re
that today ,Scn'y committees wouIt
visit every business house in the eli,
in the interest of campaign con,ribu
sions. employees OF the stores as wei
as Inc proprictors thereof are urged
TO have their contributions ready that
The committee Will no, be delayed.
All is in readiness for the Dough
nut Day Thursday, according 10 the
statement of Mrs. j. st. George Brvan
and her committee of workers in the
salvation Army home service campaiEno
pouEhnut Day" viii find 100 or more
STATIONS In various parts Of the city
Where Richmond women and Saivatio n
Army lassies will offer the Tempting
food sinCiy or small lots
Chairman j. r. Taylor has sent ont
notice asking both men and women TO
attend the noon luncheon Wednasfa y
in the Business Mems Club. where nj, = {
VIII be made TO enlist the aid of every
man present in providing for an or
Ganlzation in every factory Store and
office in the city.
Several industrial plants we're added
70 inc liSt OF 100 per cent SauIgations
curing Tue sday. At the noon iLuchcon
Wednesday every effort will pe made 10
accelerate the work.
Reports received by Director Ice from
Suffolk Tuesday night disclosed tnat
open-air mass meetings were being
held on the courthouse lawn nightly.
has reached high point
Director Lee has received 4 tele-
gram from c. r. Huntress. pro"isional
director. located in Philadelphia. stating
that the drive opened there through
out the State Monday. several cities
going over the top the first day. ne
turns from Lackawanna and Fra Kiln
Iounties Monday night were they had
by. far exceeded their quotas.
Judge John NJ. Patterson ard John
Wanamakcr are back OF the move
prise at the showing made Both also
ment. and both expressed their sur