Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 265, 18 September 1918 — Page 5

THE EICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1918.

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Pet Your "DOUG!" Behind the Blow! Lend your money to Uncle Sam put your "dough" behind the uppercut we're handing the Kaiser--let militarism feel the hardness of the American dollar

You haven't any choice in the matter. You must either fight or pay for the lighting. You must lend either yourself or your money to the cause. '"Wilhelmstrasse" would take a lot of encourage from an unenthusiastically supported loan you'll make the Kaiser happy if you cling to your coin subscribe and subscribe a lot. The American Army is over 1 00 million strong. Over three million men in uniform and over ninety-seven million in the army of Liberty Bond buyers and workers failing to buy a Libery Bond is a clear case of desertion.

The cause calls for the utmost in all of us. A tremendous effort now will be more powerful than a tremendous effort later you shorten the duration of the war with every dollar you subscribe. Now "COUGH UP." Don't dodge your duty. Don't duck the issue. Get into this Loan with your heart and soul. Buy and see that others buy.. The Loan of this district must be oversubscribed. We must show oursel-

hters. Our dollars must be mobilized for fight

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Wayne Co. Boys are Over -There Support Them With Your Dollars The Wayne County Liberty Loan Campaign Will Last 3 Days-Sept. 25th-26th-27th BUY LIBERTY BONDS AND KEEP WAYNE COUNTY IN THE FRONT RANK Every Township and the City of Richmond have volunteer armies of solicitors. Have your mind made up when the solicitor calls BUY YOUR LIMIT. That should be the answer sent back overseas to the Wayne county boys in the trenches.

ayne County Liberty Loan Committee

This Page is Contributed to the Winning of the War by the Undersigned Patriots:

THE STARR PIANO CO. , CHENOWETH AUTO CO. OOAN & DOAN, Funeral Directors. LICHTENFELS ED. N. WILSON STANLEY PLUMBING CO. FELTMANS SHOE STORE GEO. H. KNOLLENBERG CO. ROMEY FURNITURE CO. ACKERMAN'S THE RAILROAD STORE. J. B. HOLTHOUSE

NEFF & NUSBAUM JORDAN, McMANUS, HUNT & WALTER MANN REED'S - THE BOSTON STORE WEISS FURNITURE STORE PRICE'S CONFECTIONERY ROY W. DENNIS KENNEDY CLOTHING CO. THOMAS & WESSELL LEE B. NUSBAUM CO. . THE HOOSIER STORE JENKINS & CO. P OHMOND LIGHT, HEAT A POWER CO.

W. B. FULGHUM VIGRAN'S LADIES' SHOP CENTRAL AUTO STATION FERD GROTHAUS THE FASHION SHOP THE MODEL CLOTHING CO. THE GRAND LEADER McCONAHA'S GARAGE MURRAY & MURRETTE THEAT. WASHINGTON THEATER WEISBROD MUSIC CO. SECOND NAT. BANK DICKINSON TRUST CO.

FIRST NAT. BANK AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP RATLIFF JEWELRY STORE B, B. JOHNSON & SON PALAIS ROYAL HANER'S JEWELRY SHOP ILIFF BROS. QUIGLEY DRUG STORES ZWISSLER'S KLUTE & SMITH J. M. COE PRINTING CO. UNION NAT. BANK

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