Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
PREPARE TO OPEN CAMPAIGN
FOR RED CROSS ROLL CALL
Headquarters Will Be Opened Tomorrow at 80 North
Seventh Street, With Mrs. E. Aubrey Young, Chair
man, in Charge-Business Houses Help.

Headquarters for the Red Cross an
nual roll call Will be opened tomor-
row morning. at SO North Seventh
street, with Mrs. II. Aubrey Young.
chairman. in charge. The roll call
committee is composed OF the fol-
lowing members:
Coleman Workman, Mayor Ainslic. II.
@. Boykin, De Soto FitsGerald. Leigh
II Page. Mrs. John Murphy. Henry L.
cabeil. General Charles ]. Anderson.
Mrs. Charles U. williams. Mrs. Henry
Baskerville. Mrs. a. F.. Wilmer, Mrs.
Sam Cohen. In addition to the above.
the following persons will serve rs
chairmen OF special committees:
Schools. J. II. Binford; COMMISSION
merchants, l.. Il. stern: automobile
agencies, Monte Stone; life insurance
companies, G. Is. Richardson's: fire in
surance companies, Archer T.. Rich
ardson.
Although the rol call does not open
officially until November II. the chair
men OF special committees have start
eu 70 work distributing supplies and
enrolling members. There arc five
classes OF membership in tho Amcr;-
can ked Cross; Patron membership.
Sioo; life membership. $50; sustain
ing membership. $40; contributing
membership. So; annual membership,
81 All OF the life and patron MEM
hership dues so to the National Red
cross Endowment Fund, which takes
care of disaster relief. All except
% cents OF the other three classes is
retained by the chapter for local Red
cross work. Tho annual. or 81 mem
eeishih. Is the most popular member
snip, and IS the one stressed hy .hn
Richmond Chapter. Beside. n Rcd
cross button and Il receipt every nrr
son joining the Red Cross during tho
roll call is entitled To n window card.
the roll call committee asks all mem
hers TO wear their buttons during
'he period Of the roll call.
Many railroads plants ana fac
tories in the city have sisnitied Their,
interest in the event by appointing
committees in their Respective plants
10 put over the Red Cross rol! call.
Among these arc tho following; V,r-
Eihia-Sarolinn Chemical Company.
leslie w. Dunn. chairman: (, T..
Sauer Co, Miss Ware. chairman:
Nintan y Co. + l. Eaughau. chair
man; !" II. Jenkins co. c. +. Duegun
chairman: chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. Il. Taylor Cole
man, chairman: Rauchman Stationery
rompany, J $ Francis. chairman;
Mitchell " liotchkiss. Herman 30.
semen, chairman; Virginia Railway
'hn Pow.: Company, 7. s Wheel
wright chairman; Etchison Hat Com
pany, W. Il. Broaddus. chairman;
Cardwoll Machine Company, George
Freedlcy chairman; W. s. Forbes
N"'' j. i Fucker, chairman: Duplex
Envelopa Company, X II. Racket.
Chairman; Building Supply Corpora
non. John i. Reed. Jr. chairman;
u. j. ~ j.. Railway. Douglas can.
chairman, {. ~ -. offices. Mrs. L.. w.
iaNhc, chairman: f.arus u Bros CO.
Miss Ester V. DAVIS, chairman: Il. j.
reynolds Tobacco Company. Mr..
Lyons, chairman: American Tobacco
Company. uAdrr management; Lig-
Eett y Myers Tobacco Company un :
der management: Mayo Branch.
American Tobacco Company. under
inanas eincnt.
The general good viii and courtesy
"f the business houses in the city