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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1912-08-22
LOUISVILLE & NASuv,,

& NASHVILLE .
Depart. 'EOn
9 : 100 pm n: 7. 4 n. o. LA u.
100 PM. Gin. & Fla. E1a. lA,s
5 80 am. Gin, Chi. 4 NYFp,' $50
40 am. Montgomery Acro-' Sc,
20 pm. Gulf Coast I ccon,. s8ss
dalton, Daily Ex s"a
10 pm. ..Aobil. Accom- a' sss,,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Union Station,
10 am. The Limited" Ch,.
81. Louis, LOuisvill. sSs
Cincinnati
Z 10 pm. Est. Mail, Chicapn Q: sis,,
Louis, Louisville
I 80 ann. Local NAH w
4 80 pm. Northern Exnras. sAls
2 80 pm. McCOmb Accom- q" sNn
3 200 am. "rhe Merry WIdov... V:su
Southbou1d The Merry VIA 3sl
all stations between McConb s"s sun
leans. ala New !
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WEEK DAY SCHEDULE

In Effect wednesday, May ~ ~
8 80 q. N. - a
Leave Milneburg-6oo "a IA a
10 700, IL 100, IL $50 a. m ~ M Il
Leave Canal Street-7:%,
4 100, 6 :15, 1925 ?. n. ,.,.t,or : !
Leave Pontchartrain sunstso
9 80. Z 80, 600, 10 so "a A n
IL 80, 1 40, 2 AS, A 90. e'"'
& :45. 10 100 d. 10.
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ILLINOIS CENrRl,
YAZoo & MISSISSIPPI VALE

Union station.)
o :55 a.m..... Motor Car
Z 200 am. Nicksburg Excursion ahI
3 10 pm. Memphis Express s3en
4 10 pm. Baton Rouge 4 Won;; sseIl
Vile Accomoda tIop
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC

(Union Station.)
go AM. Texas Local -
IL 80 a IN. Sunset Exp. Tor Ia 'aSn
Tex and Cal.
3 100 pm. Lafayette Local INN
z ~ pm. Texas Limited 80 s%a
10 100 P ~. Calf. Express, 70, wa
La. Tex. and Ca. -,
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TEXAS & PACIFIC.

NOHIUH Station.l
4 :Uc m... Boyce Local a.
8 700 am. Fl Paso & Cal Er. IN
20 pm.. New Roads Local. liza
5 80 pm. FIT. Worth LIN WA
QUEEN 4 CRESCENT RorTSs' va
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FRISCO LINES.

(Terminal Station, Canal ,strsxl
Effective Sunday. April "a. lsl6
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Rg(0LllEIT7Y

maids Following the ceremony a. the
church an Informal reception was held
"a the Donald home. which carried out
ere chryaauthomum wedding motif in
fa decorations 81 white chryuanfhe -
NUNS and palms
Besides the hridal party and init
mate friends. Lieutenant BARLOW e
friends from mo fort. Lieut. and Mrs
cuIifu and Miss cullen. Major ana
Mrs. Rurwess aud children. Capt and
Bare. Uerra. Captain Doorss Mr. end
Sire. Mccarkey. SIR and MrT. gtem-
luEwaW ar Cunningham ana Lieut.
HarIou'a brother. ar james Barlow
from savannah. Tenn. 90 came 20 De
present at the celebration ~ hts uup
tIaia Ths brides table was most
hridal-likc ln De- decorations ~ white
chrYHanthelnusaH. with the four large
silver cnnaeiabra with silver saades.
and the brides cake decorated with
chryeanthamums
some very handsome bridal Eiffs
we're received Later Mrs Barlow laid
aside her wcddlng gown and donned "a
coat suit ~ marine blue leaving VIII
ner husband Tor tae fort where thsE
viii he az home ~ their friends. keep.
ms house. The bride vas e very por
uiar member ~ Mobile society ARM
and Navy Journal
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~ mfHa. far ire brfaal PARTY As
tre Hrsd4 chorus from L1hcnuin"
sounded farth the usbrrH a1tHaced %
tha aisle and taok their places at The
foot nf thc altar steps awutna the
maids. who came r single hle beinE
Led by Mise Mary Aut1Iuette Mcintosh,
Mas Louise Overall MiTr carlotta
RpInre. ~ Ou Isl. 20. and Miaa Mary
Haran preceding the maid uf hourr,
MIsa Erwin Scott
alm Donald eame WIN her father.
ana vas mes at ths altar stairs by
Lieutenant Barlow and 81 best man.
Mr n. Vs. Sims The beautiful be-
trathaI service WaH performed hy Rev.
MattheW Brewster rector 1f christ
church The bridal PARTY Jeff the
church 70 ne Msndelaaohn wedding
MARCIA"
rhe bride wore an exquisite satin
Wedding gown. The aoft folds n satin
feu In graceful effect ahout the elm,
a.rush nFura fhe train adding heiEht
whua ere waIst wifh &C. Dutch neck
upna wrh quaint frhu effect which
was fashioned af real lace. HH was fhe
franerv which fsH oVrr csc skirt The
laea Veu was arranged cap effect and
crowned with Grange blossoms. q
enrav ~ these blossoms catching %
a. me train while in her arms she
carried a shower bouquet OF brides
raana and fernn tied wffh a lace scarf
THt bridesmaids wore In their hair r
band % hfn1inata. af ere eide Of which
was Hh'mmeriuE silver aigrette
which was Miss Donaidu Eift % her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
A MAGAZINE FOR
THINKING PEOPLE

National waterways. the last word
ga magazine makInE. published under
The auspices Of the National Rivers
and IEaFbors Congress. the biggest and
most powerful o. the waterway asso-
cations 81 the country. lH. IN many
ways. the hahdaomast mAgAxins yeJ
published
II lsa gem o. the printers art and
lr wealth Of Illustration and breadth
o. subject matter. transcends anything
that has been issued touching upon
most vital Of economic SUBJECTS. that
% raflo on road rail and river
While this newest % the magazines
90 represent a bis. growing cause. VIII
not be- merely an organ 90 The asaocla-
ton responsible for ita publication. a.
VIII accordinE o. the foreword. work
earnestly in the cause OF waterway inn
proynment" 90 the end that TIRE inter
nal rivers Of the country. susceptible
q navigation. may BE- made % DO their
share On solving the transportation
question
Miss Agnes e Taut a household
name % ths world 20 magazine read
ers. writes a gripping article on The
Southern Ports Preparation for pana-
ma" with especial reference 90 the
rapidly expanding ciuos % Houston.
New Orleans Mobile Galveston and
Pensacola. and what they arc doing 20
take care az thr increased commerce
anticipated through fhs completion o.
the canal
one article FORESTRY. e FNIndamsn-
tai Industry" b bound o. attract much
thauEhtfHI attention. Dee author. Gif-
ford PlUrhof IL. without question. one
of the few men in the Wurld properly
qualified 10 take up and discuss this
subject witch fs becoming more I'm
Tortaut every year. Mr Pinrruf has
Studied forestry 20 many countries and
has made Sc bits ffe's wurs
one feature 90 ere rHs magazine
fhaf o. really unique is fhH announce.
Hrrnf fhaf H VIII not hr conducted Cor
urnnt there hsIuE no stas aHn'ders. and
uHegueutIv mo- dividends are expected
tH accrue Fverv dollar tae maEarI1a
earns wiz - right Hark into It. g. en-
dow .t ~ f were fHr fHe purpose ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Guaranteed 10
Stop Itching !
JvEs Aspiy zENo o. rhs, NsdssnIns
itshina-Thstu Prove a.

That ucsinr thaf drives you nearly
villa that eczema or skin hlotch win
absolutely vanish as VOC neve- before
believed Sc possible. ry the uFe 81 thg
new remedy LEMD
ZEMO wi be- a surprlsa 20 y1u JuHf
as % has been slrprias 90 thousands
eho have already tried g. Your arst
use % ZEdO win bring instant relief.
pain and tchinE. pricEy heat rimplcs
b.ackheads. dandruH. skin irritation oF
Inflammation win stop
Don't miss D. Cor GO cents. When
Yau have proven with e Scent bottle
bow remarkable ZEMo is Co your nHn
sarEfa rfieu. then you can buy q o.
bottle. which contains s.H times a.
much az the 1t cent bottle.
ZE1ro e. sold az drug stores in IS
cent and 81 bottles. or cent dirert. on
receipt 81 price. b. De- " Ross Mod
cine Co. sd Louis. so The 81 bottle
contains sIn rmea al much a. ire Csc
bottle.
sold and guaranteed ga Pensacola BY
the n. " RaIkcam DRUG CO. tAdFp
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
HANDICAP BALL SWEEPSTAKES
on MAINTAINING

There WiIl re e BAN Sweepstakes on
ne golf links az me Country club on
ThanksEivinr day. the winner 90 re-
celVe two-thirda and second 90 receive
0ur- third
Play viii start between nine and ten
o'clock. and players should take the
SIS 0r 81 40 car
Mr. Jack DirKwau the club pro-
feaFIonni. VIII be- az the club house
for The season. beginning on December
lee and cutie q number ~ the older
members who have never played Eolf
before have sIEnlfed their intention ~
taking ur the game.
Each afternoon now the unkp are
gay with Eo.fera. the girls ia their
Rolfng suits. many wearing bright red
Jackets and caps. and the men IN golf
inE toss adding 90 the brightness of
tae scene
AMONG ire these who win contest
win bs Nesars EIiis knowles. wilmer
Hayward Fstd Earsh. T.. Hilton Green
p o. prthr. Philip Pearl G. W. La-
mar. ,. S Reese Francis Hayes. Judge
". B sheppard and others
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
49,. OHIO ~ -.
lES!AHIAEHBS Y.ATEa REAlEk

It is mighty com
Portable to know that
with one of these
heaters in your bath
room, or kitchen, OF
any other place, the
hot water question Is
settled for all time.
You don't have
10 stop and think
whether there's hot
water on hand, how
long you will have TO
wait, or TO worry I'm
case of an emergency.
You simply 90 TO
the heater, start IL and
draw az once a cupful
or tubful of clean,
fresh hot water at
whatever tempera-
ture you d c sire.
There's no storage. IL
heats a flown 9
stream. No wastin g
of gas or water and
no waiting.
This heater can be
set any place because
itreQuires neither
0ue pipe nor waste
pipe.
Heaters made for ordinary
gas. natural gas. acctylcns
gas and gasoline
See your local dealer, who
probably has one Of our in
Simultaneous watcrehcaters
on display, OF write 60 as tor
booklet and particulars. Nc.
C0rmick Manufacturing Co.
Dayton, Ohio
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

When does EiH know that sHe has
struck ffe business far which fbr Is
.af HflfdH
This question was nHNrd four vrr.
#eFafui or mess women. Here are the
Sour answers lu nutshell
When che iH Elsd % ref o. unrF
.u the mar0iur"
Mhru she NO IcnEer herrufEea au
extra hour in tha once"
When she extraordinarily ana IN
consciously boosts ths Business
Wien some ore elsfsH Sob ne long
EN- creates envy"
Tn other words the four nr~reaaf,If
business women are unanimous IA
ihrir opinion that a siri ia misplace
antl she has learned % love ne brsi
ness in Which she is engaged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. ~ ouinn are the
proud parents % a ten pound zen. born
% them laat night
The Missionary Society % the 0ads-
zen Street Methodist church ia oh
serving this week az a week % prayer
and VIII meet thiH afternoon AZ 8
o'clock Mra W. ". Rcaards WIN hs
Tie leader ard the subject discussed
wm be Mexico"
Mr. and Mrs ~ G. walker. formerly
~ thiH city, hut now 90 Bardad. we're
made happy ~ the arrival Of little
daughter a. their home on SUNDAY
morning
ar n e. Mccoy len SUNDAY uIrbt
t1r birmingham. where be win apend
rrai days Mr Mccoy has hran
cutie iH with Erippe and bis friends
wiI b. glad to know that De- Is very
much better
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
CHINA WILL SOON DC
a NATION or CHRISTIANS
tAav D

Kansas City. NO. Nov. 2s-That
China vii coon - nation 81 Chrts
rans was the assertion - Miss Mary
q. Porter On an address % the Noung
Women's Christian Association here
last night Miss Porter has been a
missionary IN China for forty yeara
The Chinese no longer look upon
the missionaries So demons. possessed
- evil spirits come % destroy them.
said Miss Porter. The great changes
which We SEE I'm the orient arr due
Indirectly n not directly % the work
% thu fret missionaries
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
BUSINESS MEN WILL
ASSIST CITY AUTHORITIES

Portland. ore. Nov 1S-Flfteen
business men VII b appointed % a.
aist the authorities IN prosecuting par
ucipants in aiisrcd immoral acts sid
% have been committed Asrs recently
Wrought up ~ the publicity with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
a TEA on The MICHIGAN
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

Airufru# ut Commander Ereenaiadr
entertained o. small party on board the
Michigan Yesterday afternoon. chape-
roued hy Mrs r. o. saumarsa. In
the party were Mrs Harry Zee. Miss
Fannie Renshsw. Miss HfHr.r Kelly.
Miss Elizabeth Moreno. Mfsa Mabel
Gonzalez Miaa Kathleen Gonzalez.
Mrs. MaiIie EIount
Lieutenant Commander Crernaiadc
ia very popular here. his wife having
been former Pensacola EirI Miss
Marie Taylor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
IN PASSING

When ths coal vas put On Z thought
va never used b. up. Bot wish you
could see the hels on 90 already
hope ven have rIenty % snow
Cor rhanksEivlns
We don't 1--WE natural lives az our
house I've Eot q brother on . faothau
team"
Yes. thsy I've a cat and Doe ne
fhs only tirs fhsy ever stop guar
re|nE is Just long enough 90 dare the
world to say they are noe happy
She esked Johnny n ha had anished
hia ahiuaouF SET. and be said nav. he'd
~ to wash first
The modern parents attitude co.
vard children - quite ere most anraII-
ne thing . ever witnessed. 10 might
20 uat into 80 maus wcrda TIN
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ashamsa TO say We have uttie

ashamed 70 say We have little
son.'-
Anyone knows irs great deal
easier 90 feed a child just what you
est or just what happens 80 be on tha
table. but. on. the POOR baby'"
Poor bahy nothinl Don't you talk
% me about the chemical elements Of
food Breads bread. ain o. and po-
tatoes is potatoes Can 'em Carbo-
hydrates. n you want 60. g. don't make
EN- taste any different"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
SALE.

On Wednesday. November ~. re
ladies' % KnoH Preshyts~tan church
win hold q sale e. Gfhhs Hardware
Co.'S store. hsginninE a. . q m. VIII
have home made minre meat. cakes.
chicken salad. Virgins baked han.
Also q variety 81 Aprons hars. and
practical fancy articles Az reason
abls rricea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Here r. an evening Eown combining
beaded chiffon sTlth velvet hroeade
The chiffon forms tAe bodice sleeve
and skirt trimming The lower part
~ the skirt is % the bfocade. forms
train and is caught ur az the right
side By a bow OF black velvet The
girdle and corsaEe ornaments % black
velvet The round neck O. trimmed
with crystal beads and drops and ire
douhle-beil sleeves are edged with the
same beads.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
NAVY WOMEN FOLLOW
THE FLEET.

Among the CaaFmlnug visitors O.
Pensacola while the battleships are
tn port are Mrs a. r. stein. Mira
r. 8. HaEFart and Mrs "a 70. Frost.
wives Of Eus'Ens HaRurt. stein and
Frost ~ ths Michigan
They are following the feet from
port Go port in order % be with their
husbands and vii probably 20 on 20
New orleans when ne shira aaii.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Japanese Supper
and Entertainment

Ths pupils o. the sared Hear
Academy al stvs an entertainment
end supper In the basement ~ tire
church a. 4 and D m. "Wednesday.
avembsr 81. Tor the benefit - ths
acred Heart Convent AL are tn
.ltsd
noV2a-1t tAdv D
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

strengthening ths cause which 81 rep
resemtH
But Whaf ia most remarkable about
National waterways which Invites
thouGhtful consideration. L. the fact
hat y was only four months m the
making. having evolved itself out %
he very ether IN that short period and
yet q has an the hall marks Of the
best professional skin
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

dai has brought upon Portland. one
hundred business men decided last
night % ai6 the authorifiea The
chairman q the mestlng gas instruct
"a 60 appoint . committee % eAry
out the plan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
oRoER aeLuE RlspoN- ropAY.

You'll want your Thanksgiving Tin
nsr % BE- Just right in every respect
Your desserts WI - perfectly navored
u you use Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract
a dnEen other navors au perfect a.
sure % specify Blue Ribbon Extracts.
Best and takes less" (Adv b
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

HER OPPORTUNITY.
Unquestionahly. the girl ~ tact finds
her opportunities where others pas
them by
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

could be had only a. the old
Preach Market. New Orleans. Bot
NOW you all may serve n. daily.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

TOFFEE over a hundred years
oldi Coffee that delighted
famous men II historic old
New Orleansl Coffee 80 good that
q has been an undisputed leader
Cor a century IN spite Of thou
sands Of modern blends and
brandsi Coffee composed Of
the world renowned Pan Ameri-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

that eliminates harmful elements
and intensihcs It's natural favor
ard aromal Untii tl.e French Mar
kst Mills were built. genuine old
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-12
WILL TALK on MATERIALS
That Question Comes Before Commits
.sioners in Special Meeting Dc.
cember IL.

When the board of county COM
m%issioners meets in special session
next Tuesday, the question of building
materials and plans for the new court
house will be gone into thoroughly.
The members of the board. who have
just returned from a weeks inspection
trip. say they believe 1t advisable to
advertise for three kinds of stone to
be used in the construction of the
building. While on the trip. they
learned that ii the county advertises
for bids o II one kind of stone. the
quarries raise the prices considerable.
But If they advertise for three diff
ferent kinds, the quarries. said n OF
the members, will be more careful
Of the prices they charge.
Several architects will be present
at the meeting mex Tuesday. and
they will all be. given an opportunity
to present their ideas n plans. If
everything proves Favorable, the
board will in all probability accept
the. plans. at that time.
The proposition Of constructing n
steel frame for the building will also
he discussed. One of the board men,
bers said that the proposed building
will have such a frame. If enough
money is left from the 100000 al
lowed for the building. The plan.
however, is to construct a substantial
building, one that will last for q great
many years.
4. If plans are accepted at the meet
ing Tuesday. the board will immedi-
ately advertise for bids for construc-
ton materials.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-12
Dairy Cow Tireless Worker
For Success of Her Owner

r. G. jackson, federal agricultural
representative In Walsh and Pernbina
county, in 2 communication to tho
Grafton Record, says:
To those who were here twenty
Years ago the change in crop condi-
tons is very apparent: Where thirty
eighteen and twenty bushels arc now
the rule. Where the grain was tall
and clean it is now short and foul
with weeds. and each year tho profits
are slowly but surely getting less.
To "clean UP" the land and restore
some of the original fertility. the
farm papers everywhere are saying
rotate with corn and alfalfa" With
the raising of these comes livestock
to eat them and no animal is more
capable of turning these articles into
ready money than the dairy COW.
CAS- long as the farmers can get
twenty bushels To the acre they're not
going in for cows" Very we'll. but
how much longer with the present
soil conditions are they going to be
able to do it.?
Under the present system practical
.ly everything stops on the farm when
the horses are unhitched or the
thresher whistle blows. That mean
then that after fall blowing Is over
and until winter breaks up" there
is nothing growing except tho interest
on the mortgage and the taxes.
With a dairy herd on the place it
Is different. for there is something at
work while you are asleep. The dairy
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-12
Dos" and "Dont's' in Mailing
Christmas Gifts Are Laid Down
pare and Address Packages, Especially in the
Holiday Season-"Be Careful" He Says.

Christmas" or words to that effect.
Stxth-Packages should be prepare
ed, wrapped and addressed. as indi-
Gated above, before being deposited
for mailing, and should be deposited
as soon as ready and as early in the
day as possible. thus avoiding conges-
ton at the postoffice and insurinE
prompt dispatch.
Seventh-all valuable letters and
parcels should be registered.
Eighth-The special delivery of
mail by messenger may DC obtained
by placing on any letter or package
a special delivery stamp OF 10 cents
in ordinary stamps in addition to the
amount Of the required postage. When
ordinary stamps are used the words
Special Delivery" must be placed di-
rectlyS 0nder. but not on the stamps.
Ninth-Imitations of postage
stamps may not be placed on either
side of mail matter. Where such imi-
tattons of stamps ure used the matter
will be returned to the sender II
known, or. II unknown. to the divi-
sion of dead letters. However. adhe-
sive stickers, labels or seals. such as
the RED Cross seals" which do not
resemble postage stamps in form or
design and do not bear numerals. may
be affixed to the reverse side OF domes-
tic mail matter.
Tenth-RegistrS stamps are not
valid for payment of postage, but only
to cover the fee on registered matter.
When used to prepay ordinary post
age the matter to which the registry
stamps are affixed Will be held for
postage.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-12

What to do and what not to do in
and mailing Christmas
so that gifts may reach the
addresses instead Of the dead letter
office or mike" division and be deliv-
cred on time, is told IN some sage
communicated to the public by
Postmaster General Frank II. Hitch
cock. Here are his admonitions:
FIrst-Postage on all matter should
be fully prepaid. Packages not fully
prepaid will be held for postage.
Second-All packages should be full
ly and plainly addressed. including
street and number. or number OF rural
route. in order that there may be no
delay in handling and delivering them.
Thtrd-the sender's name and ad.
dress mould be placed in the upper
left hand corner of the envelope or
wrapper to insure return Of mail IL
not delivered.
Fourth-All mail matter should be
securely packed and wrapped SO as to
bear transmission without breaking.
Matter other than that Of the first
class be 80 wrapped that the con
n OF the package may he examined
easily by posal officials. When not so
wrapped, the matter will be charged
with postage at the first class rate.
F1fth-Packages OF third and fourth
class matter may bear. in addition to
the names and addresses Of the send
erS n addresses, a written designa-
ton OF the contents. a simple inscrip-
ton not In the nature Of personal cor
respondence, the words Merry Christ
mas" Happy New Year." with best
Wishes" and DO not open until