Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
open 70 CENTERs TODAY
IN FOREIGN RELIEF WORK
Chance to Entertain ''Inyis-
iblc Guests"
RoTARLANs HELP IN WORK

Building Inspector Delivers Flags
ITO Committees, Who Distribute
,iThcm. to Stations i'll City-Trcas.
nrcr Fitzgerald Receives Money
From scvcnty-fvc neighhorhood
"ccnters" located in every section OF
Richmond will bc distributed today
postal and window cards for the hem
Z eht OF The starving children OF East
erns and Central Europe The booths
situated in private homes and dis
tfnEuished by flags and cards show
ing that the station is authorized TO
receive contributions, Will he manned
by war workers of the Richmond
this morning until 5 o'clock tonight
and Will afford everyone an oppor-
tunity for helping IN the relief work
chaser cares TO give. VIII be the price
OF the postal card, and each will en-
tertain an invisible guest" Tor one
day. The window cards. and every
every home in the city. will be dis
tributed for 81 and sic each. taking
care OF a child for one month or ten
months. until the next crops are har-
vested and food becomes available in
their own. country for 3,5ooocO chill
lJelNerS rags.
building Inspector John f. Eut
Ter under instruction from Colonel
w. NJ. Myers. Director of Public Safe
~, Tdefvered sufficient. number OF
afternoon and these were distributed
70 the proper localities by Harry
MARKS chairman OF the Rotary
clubs special assistance committee,
stnia Committee in carrying out the
national collection" in Richmond.
When you speak OF orphans you
touch me deeply" declared Mr.. Marks
his. work, for although ] had the
loving care of relatives and friends
iiI my youth. was left an orphan
When l was years old"
A total OF 6.OiS window cards have
been, sent out by the committee. which
mas been asked 10 place $4,000 in
visible guests" in Virginia. and the
posters are in great demand, ii was
stated last night At collection head
quarters. 1Ol East Grace Street. One
man alone asked for scven;y-iive and
1t, was decided by the Red Cross
workers to open The ncighhorhood
centcrs early today and keep until
sa,e tonish; in order that there Will
ne ample opportunity for every citi-
zen to obtain card and entertained
guest" this Christmas With the
long hours, 1t is. possible for bust
Office.
Not ".NcIghhorhood" Ccmtcr,.
While the ."ccnters" are located in
neiGhborhoods, they are by no mcan.
designed for the exclusive use OF,
those sections and 1t is expected ;hat
citizens In all sections Of the city
Will make use OF the "ccntcrs" mos,
convenient TO them.
voluntary subscriptions are being
received by Treasurer DcSoto Fit2-
Gerald are being received from every
ing in volume, while requests were
received yesterday from Newport
News and Hampton asking for an adj
ditional supply OF cards with which
Cites. =" s"' "N ." '"'S' I'VE
Location OF the neighborhoon CEN
tcrs for the various sections q. Rich
mond. with the ladies in charge. ,re
as fellows:
FEE FeE ~ Fr an Z. s S'rse,M5os Eas,
Franklin. Mrs, ii. s GaReil; 5o1 W We
Franklin. Mrs J. ID. Patton; Tli West
Fra Kiln. Mrs. q, Freeland Peter.
west Franklin Mrs. Brydon Tenant.
For Monument Avenue--lG4a Monu.
mcnt. RABBI f.. y. Calisch: 1872 Monu-
Monumcn,. Mrs. C.su. Williams. Jr.;
22l3 Monument, Mrs Alice Marcuse.
2s25 Monument, Mrs. Garne,t Tabb:
2sil Monument. Mrs Carter Snow
Mrs. w. +. Mathews: 10 East Grace,
Mrs. Sam Cohen. 300 Yves; Grace. Mrs.
RRe sS Cannon; 6i4 wes,, Grace,
Grace. Mrs. Arthur wilmer; 1000 West
Grace, Mrs, Norton Mason; 1925 West
Grace. Mrs l. T. Harrison; 2Olo West
S sarSs IN MrS: s 5, Won GemminGen;
For Highland Park AIRS. ~ w.
For laurel Floyd rafk, Cary and
Sherry Streets-2i Noru laurel. Mrs.
George Il Hu;chings. 400 South
Laurel: Mrs. Frank Perkins; s22 Yves;
Cary. Mrs. Kenny: 90. South Cherry.
81. Andrews School; lie North
EEh ia,' MIS- A. l. Wexford: 1910
wor,ham; ll2S West Avenue. Mrs.
Robert Petram; iui North Lombardy.
Misses Purcell; 1872 PARK Avenue.
MES: George r. Jennings; 2il Park
Avenue. Mrs. II. j. Myers. Jr.
Grove Avenue and DIFFERENTIATION
G Groye The The. hap,is' lone, lone: lG2l
Grove, Mrs. w. + Cox 22l2 Grove.
Mrs 4. y. Wrenn. 252I Grove. Mrs.
b. A.. Bienner. 1903 Grove. Mrs r.
81. Smith: $40 SoutG Boulevard. Mrs.
Henry baskerville; THE Wilson,'
Mrs. Theron Brown
stuart ard Hanover Avenues-ls23
Hanover. Mrs ". J. Gilman. Jr; 25is
stuart. Mrs Jacob UmIaut. 25i0
Stuart, Mrs. T.. :. Spence
Church Hiil-22IJ East Broad. Mrs.
William II. Parker, 26i0 East Broad.
Mrs.. Charles j. Biilups. 272l Eas:
Broad, Mrs. G ". Mass!e: 3Oi9 East
Broad, Mrs K 5 Kern: 200 East
Grace, Mrs. o y Parrish 2l25 Fair
mount. Mrs. Julian VI. Hord
hs!dc-l0y East Fourth, Mrs. W.
T.. Martin; ZOO Decatur. Mrs ] y
Duncan: - East Twelfth, Mrs. c. d
Brooking; 1901 Porter. Mrs ". . pei
liam; ISIS Porter, Mrs. Il H. Richard
son: 1870 Eainbr!dge. Mrs. 7 Il: Bur
ton: 1870 McDonough. Mrs w $. Rex;
700 West Twenty seventh Mrs u 4
Erentiss; 5l5 West Thiriy-second Mrs
B. w. Loving; Forty-nrst street For
est Hill. Mrs James Margili: 2sis
Hull. Street. Mrs. Irene Jones
Barton Heights-3Os Montei-o Ave
nue.. Mrs. Il w White: COZ North
avenue, Mrs. n J. Browning; 1901
North Avenue. Mrs. 4 w. Miller: To1
Greenwood Avenue, Mrs $ NJ Com
nor: 40 Fendali Avenue. Mrs l.. /.
aanes: 1918 Barton Avenue Mrs Van
Sigourney. 80
Ginter Park, wes,hamp,on ana
cary Street Road--CIub. stop 2. Three
Chopt Road. Mrs. Terrell: cary Street
Road. Mrs. T. VI. CrutchneId
i ROLAND Park-32J Noble aya,u.