Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
ISl,154,,000 WORTH
( OF BONDS TAKEN IN
Twenty MINUTES
at Great Meeting Richmond
Business Men Rally
to Loan.
SPLENDID DEMONSTRATION
OF ClTYS PATRIOTIC SPIRIT
Brings Total Of Subscriptions to
Victory Issue UP to
$5,5SO,l5O.
WORKERS HOLD CONFERENCE
More Than 100 Attend Meeting. Oh.
jcct of Which Is To Press Cam.
paign to TriumDhant Close
SPLENDID DEMONSTRATION
OF ClTYS PATRIOTIC SPIRIT
WORKERS HOLD CONFERENCE
Moro Than 100 Attend Meeting. Oh.
jcct of Which Is To Press Cam
paign to Triumphant Close.


The striking success planned for this
lsecta Of the Victory Liberty loan cam
paisn in Richmond became Il real :.
yesterday when ioe business nen in
less than twenty minute. placed sun
srrirttons. 10: bonds aSgrcgaiing ST..
$4,000. Herbert W Jackson. chair
man OF the city committee, presided
over the meeting. which was held III
the rooms OF the Business Mems Club
Not n Momcnt OF Hesitation.
II was one OF the creates, financial
demonstrations the city has seen.
AIfhen Chairman Jackson issued the
IA! for su,bscrir,ions there was. no, a
t,nonS the business mon brought the
sotaig of I;ichmUnd's subscriptions 10
he amount 1T lhc close Of ,hc preccd
4nG day. II VAS announced ina; COY
rnor DAVIS has nlc'!..h $1,000
through a iocu barh
u lichmond, hell, iuai hccu-. That o.
he ipch, Mrs. stuart Michau& aud Mrs
&C 10 work oui i,lnns FOR ;'lv scuGim-
't tao Or more auionroI,iics, driven bs
pembera cf tho iic'l Cross .uot"r cyrt's,
All SECTIONS "l nc ctsy falka Vii
20 made from TN nic,nncs and bonds
Ais, Hohcr,, WI, SING.
Featuring ,oday,s actiNit,cs. fqt tn,
ialc OF Victor notes wil! j.. big dom
when Miss EmTnn Roberts. the .>mcr.
IAN CONCERT lnczzo-routraiIo. VIII SING
iaso o,cloch. rhis feature PROMISES
p surpass the exhibition given by Miss
bphie Brasiau ia The ihird loan ".
Hirk Mathews. connuctor vi the Ned
saday Club cn2rns, VII aYeYnran:'
isss Roberts, She rUnscntrI 10 SINS
jietofy. loai drive. Miss i;obcsis Is
Emaininc IN the city over toduy v,-
iecially Ter The meeting th!s after
tn0n.
Chnb,nan Herbert ". Jackson an.
ounced ihat there would Dc another
Getting OF business nen NJ ! O'Clock
lis afternoon at the business Mems
Leading subscribers Il, the meeting
5t business men yesterday were as
Set,IelI s,dhlery Company. $1,000:
SON. $4,000; Southern Paper Com
o,el nieh,nond. 5000, Richmond
$1,000; u, Il. Midycttc, X Co, 5000
sSSSeG; ts W I! ,snarasoH nmnnST 'igSSS
Sblishinss comnagS rs'1S. $500: n '09"sGn j. IN
uRe AddsSS sisssS sSooe s. g. q 'G. s. ddeSS: sdidieSS:
SIsnmSqa SSS EnEinssriss zee ,soo soS s@Smga"E
finston, s.S,0 Atlantic Life lnsur- r:
pee Company. $4,000: L. II. Gunst,
5000: H.. L. Cabeii. sl0.OO0: James r.
:ordon a Srns at.or.ey $4,000 ssS.ooo 5ames Guif Red
edar Company, $4,000: owens Minor
rug Company, $1,000: Hobson. Mass!e
(Leigh. $4,000: sutton & Co. $4,000
srginiu Railway and Power Company.
100000; ". II. Miles Shoe Company,
$4,000.
anderson Lewis Gray Co, $4,000: S.
Watkins. $4,000: l.. H. Jenkins. $50
}p: Gordon Metal Company, $4,000;
nTy s Maers!f Trsn isiSiSSS
"ST fssi&%ss,arEy, Il o.oSo";" ""sIn II. Ml'YUSi LEA
Bctt Tabb, 5000; Southern Auto Re
siring Company, $4,000; Hugh Antrim,
b@d Benton .iailey Co. $4,000.
Workers Confer 1T jefferson.
More than 100 workers and women
itcrested In the campaign attended
lc conference at the Jefferson Hotel.
hey arc hopeful of raising fully as
,h'ge altotai rs was subscribed through
Ie Women's committee in the previous
3mpnigns. :.nd all their energies are
e!ng directed to this end. There was
reat enthusiasm in the meeting
Henry Schwarzschiid spoke to en-
loyces OF the Falk Tobacco Company
noon. Sales amounted to $1,000.
PE.5 Edward " Caliscii made an appeal
"A
tiller Manufacturing Company. En-
ioyees of the Atlantic Life Insurance
company have subscribed s7,I00.
Two meetings OF Chesapeake and
bio Railway employees in the general
flee have been arranged for this af-
csnoon. the first TO he held at o'clock
nd the second thirty minutes later.
'rrnnic Bureau Reports iOO Per Cent.
One new organization reported 100
s.r cent among it's employees and was
laced on the honor roll being aware-
j Its banner. This was the Rich
rond Traffic Bureau. Of the co-opcrat
3lG railroads Of the city.
AIRS: Cabel announced yesterday
lat women's organizations sold to-
ilsof $500. 900 worth of bonds on Mon
aS, to lreighty- flour individuals. James
fivers Garden Club. s6S.400; the post
ftices booth s14S50, and the Common
|ealti, Chapter. d. a. r., $3.50, lead
Organizations selling bonds in the
ooths today will he sas follows: Wo-
ans Club. Mrs Louise Hankins, chair
qy''s qy sand s couneil Of JEWISH Ga women omen
ra Meyer kirsch and Mrs. Leon wal
rstS chairman; at Miller & Rhoads
quaI Suffrage League. Miss Adele
ryan bay Nursery, Mrs. 7. AIRING
81. chairman, at Second and Broad
treets:, Ginter Park Woman's Club
osby,s sand the Federation of Moth
rsY Clubs, Mrs. r. L, Hudson, chair
ab Sat Fourqurean-Templc Co. ~
Fifth District Figures. &
sfylandi leads t,Ss ,;is ,X;irsin,a n,., n sub
EdiEg TO the postcard report to the
adenal I Reserve Bank here. Virginia
la fi2. Z SO, $50, While Maryland ran
,($16,535. 900. South Carolina fell last
THE list with $746.900. Other sub
ripttons were: District Of Columbia
6f1y450; West Virginia, $1,039,150;
bttK Carolina, $3,64s,65o. 4
Nm Bome OF the sections banks failed
y tSnort, but the tabtlation shows
eeg Aotal spbscriptions amounted 10
ss 800 y while !. cash sales We're