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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
HAVE BEAUTIFUL, SOFT HAIR Of
AN EVEN DARK SHADE.

II yon, hair il white. gray HtreaReo'
pre1na turcly gray. +hin silver or iron
gray, falling or strasly. just apply l-e
Creole Hair Dressing TO hair and scalp
at night. In day or so all your gray
hair turns a beautiful. even dark shade
without evrn d trace OF gray. La
Creole revives the color glands OF the
hair. thus producing in your hair that
natural. tanializing lust-e. softness.
f,,lluess and that beautiful even dark
shade to your entire head Of hair, such
az YOU used 10 have. Try La Creole.
We guarantee results or your money
back. La Creole is harmless and no
dive. and is the only hair preparation
that revives the color glands. Sold By
Baer's Pharmacy or sent prepaid for
i12o BY Van Vlest Drag Company.
Memphis, Tenn. Get bottle OF La
Creole today and have dark SOFT
abundant tresses again.-(Adv.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Heudcrson-RnokA

wedding nj interest Was qulet!?
.nIctnnixcd IN AIondn. evening IN III"
por.nuayr al the Third HrcshH terrain
church whcu Miss Ethel kn"kH. daueh-
toy nf MIR. and Mrs Louis T. knoke OF
Varwnnd. became til" brid" ~ SinclHlr
Henderson. son Of Mrs. u. II. TENDER
son Of North Main street. inc rev d.
= I.nyenberger performed III" ceremony
and thpra were no attendants
Mrs. Henderson has been Il teacher
l., iva south Warwood school for the
nos, three y-ars and hnS wida clrc'"
~ friends with whom she is very p"pu-
lar The groom is w"ll known in TINS
,i,y having resided here until the phSl
month lie tx now connected with th'
Scw York ShipbuildinE company OF
Now Jersey. Mr.. Henderson and nr'I'
Inrt on Christmas evening FOR f.as' Or
.nvc y. j.. whore they viii reside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Chimney Fire Causes
Excitement In Woodlawn

Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned In the quite; litle village OF
Woodlawn last night. about 3 O'CLOCK
,vhen the town fire department was
allied 10 the home OF w D. watkins
Of AZ Walnut avenue but there was
no damage done.
SCOT caught fire in the furnace CHIN
nov emitting a blaze. Eeighbore seetng
the blazing chimney sent In an alarm
The services OF the fire company was
not needed. according to statement
from the Watkins home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the CITY.
rJ.;-;stSS.c;.3S.;i.H-tN7I.- ;;;<-jsfssiIsisH5V

Lester Walters. from out the pike.
who enlisted several lays ago. has safe
j. arrived in San Antonio. Tex
MIR. and Mrs Charles H"aley OF Cl"re-
land. ar" IN Ih" city visiting MIR. ana
Mrs. .I"En tinnlcv on Fourteenth street
Miss Edith rnrr"lI. from out tho rIka.
is recovering after All operation per-
turned At III" ohio Valley General hos
,,liaI AMI * expected /" leave that instt-
iiII i,i' n! Il short time.
Miss Angela Rood OF Nineteenth
err,o; WIS in MrM"rhcn yesterday, via
irinr friends.
Word naS been received from t-arl
"Nluim" Florence. Of tho East End. VINO
enlisted S"rcral weeks ago. that he has
arrived nj San Antonio. Tex, and is IN
tn" best of health.
lanes Mrgrall nf Camp Sherman WAS
III the city yesterday. visiting his par
rntS un in" South side.
James Carney Of Camp Lee was In the
city spending Christmas with his par
"nis and l"Ift Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs John Nary OF Rondn- "
Va. wrr" iu tho city the past few days.
attending the funeral IF relative.
Ernest Evans. formerly employed by
the BELL Telephone company. has re-
signed Ia accept NOR" Tc"!'plSIpl' p'-
sitinn with the Gary Roofing company.
Florence Suidcr OF Fourteenth street
who Is attending ST AloySious academy
near Cincinnati. Is spending tho Christ
mas vacation with her parents.
Thomas Wheeler Of Erie. Pm. IS IN tho
city and has been working for the l}eii
Telephone company for tho past several
months.
Charles Evans Of Wnrwood spent
Christmas visiting friends in this city.
Fierce Norton. popular young man n
the East End. who enlisted several
weeks ago. has safely arrived In San
Antonio. Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Luther OF
Noundsvillc were in tho city yesterday
Ia attend the funeral Of the deceased
John McGannon. Sr Of the East End
Charles I.isk "f bridgeport returned
IN Cnmp Sherman after spending short
furlouEh with friends hero.
Frank Baker a lii" long resident ~
the South Side. left yesterday for Los
Angeles california; for his health.
Word WAS received from Henry l..
Bnue.r that he Ind had his hand mashed
on the L. s. :. Hancock. The extent
Of the injury is not known.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelly Of PhiIa.-
delphia are in the city visiting Mr.. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Open House.

Mr. uud Mrs. i. =. Morgan Jr, were
hos. sud hnSt"Ss /" th"ir fri"nuS OF
christmas evening ~ their nom" on
pvr,m street. Island. when th'! h"iu an
open house. one OF tEr rhariN'hE 'ct-
tu-.,S uc in" evenings p!raaur" was tho
l,y,, christmas tree which contained
- vici for each guest. Light r"fr"sh-
,rculS we're served during the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
For Visitor.

Miss Louise Woods will entertain a
small group az tri"nlS today al lunch
..rr, q: hcr h"mc n Highland Park com
.pl,rnonlnrv to her guest. Miss Dorothy
Nicholson al Whit" sulphur Springs
Mont.
Trc guests will .nlualu Tor lie after
moon and the hours will hr spent IL
knI'ling.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
PARTY Of Frtdny Abandoned

Tho Christmas party which was 70
hav" been held ell Friday hnrrn""n IN
81. I.ukc's church for IN" primary de-
psrtn"ni II the Sunday school has out
~ necessity hren Abandoned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27

be played and there VIII oe n program.
Dainty refreshments VIII pc served. Inc
hours ara from until O'CLOCK.
And In thu evening from I until y
o'clock, the Juniors Will he entertained
with a like pleasure. There will bo a
program and many surprises have also
been planned for them.
Mrs. Frank Wait has arranged this
very interesting afternoon and evening
for the classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Dr. Warren to Spoak.

on Sunday evening December "o' bf'
George r. Warren. president of IN" M
t,ounI splritualIst Association VIII speak
NJ IN, Fir., Sp!rttualIst Temple. corner
Eroadway and Maryland streets. ISL
md.
I,r. wnrr-n - M excellent speaker ana
MI mr.. cordially invited to attend and
listen To his discourse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Christmas Family Reunion

~ -, Nrs & T., Noble. Of North
wheeling. who hav" recently 'etu' 's'"
IRON, a several years stay IN 'ne It'
last wore tndered q delightful christ
,n,ss pleasure IN IN" reunion he'o ~
,bctr home. Al five o'clock An elaooF"''
dinner was served. followed ny M e''h
iny speut in games and music .'i'" ~
the nleasant features was inc ir""'"s y.
,nn rolIowlrC lines by Mrs. Noble. which
. dedicated 10 hcr nephew. Edgar i.
rnx who ia NOW doing military service
=. ,.,mn Lee. which was vcry fecllhStJ
r,snondsd 10 Is hts father. JoSnNh II.
Fox.
r,r soldicr boy. though far away.
we think Of you this christmas day.
.rlo,,9,, in far off lands YOU carry arm"
,,nv Won return to us unharm"h.
For tho nations need you 4" your part.
or ysrs grim work. with Il S"l"ieES
heart;
u-biIa friends at home. this blessing ask
Nav YOU rnturn to US unS"ra1cheu'
This Joyous day of good viii 70 h"n'
TT. aad to think that wars sun s'>nu'
rho blossom Of youth To the battle I'm"
~. naac. he maintained and right de-
fined.
e,,, ca II is. and so II IS found,
.rhot right ia decided on the hnLtl"
ground:
And our own h'ry with MS So'"''' "'''>
done.
n,x he raturn to us with victory won.
Those present ~er'':
Massrs ana Mesdanles.
Ios,nh RI Fox Walter |. a. Fox
Jrd.ra Fox frank RrDckardl
Misses.
,peIl. NJ. Fox Evelyn {. F"A
Messrs.
m Nm Fax Jefferson Fox
Masters.
Charles Fox I"'A N'''! ''N
Frank RroCkardt. u.
Christmas Party at North Street
This afternoon in The Sunday S"h""'
rooms Of the North street ii. T.. chuf'h.
the primary department "f Tn" sunday
school. will enjoy ! Christmas party.
which will he featured with many
charming surprises for the tots. There
will be Il beautiful Christmas tree on
which. mysterious little PACKAGES Will
hang for each little guest. Games Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Pretty Compliment.

Miss Elsie IInrrts ut her home In the
MrMastcrs apartments entertained n
small group OF friends yssterdny for her
visitnrs MISC Maymo Hoffman OF D"'
Mnlnes Iowa. and Miss Evelyn ouder-
kirk. Of Pittsburgh. Tho guests enjoyed
knitting and at four n'"l0ck tra WAS
served. Pretty decorations Of thn Yulc-
tide we're senu md the guests were:
Misses
Virginia EHig IrclEn Qudcrklrk
Mildred Nnrthwood Paul Inc kir%
Margaret Otto Sarah flig
Margaret Riddle Gene Ephlln
Nnrye Hoffman Dorothy Harris
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Continued on Page SSvSn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27

THIS Joyous day Of good viii to m"n'
III. sad 10 think that wars stu s'N,o'
.r-he blossom Of youth 10 the hnttI" mo
That peacs be maintained ana r'Eh' a.
fined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22
O0INg1 IaEa6UNsTRTaFNRS
TTNFEK AZ SILFHIE

sIlpuur uflE. AlE .. esI,ecil---'tis
lDurrT dsInnus-rg-u-F ~ -ns rau--z- CHS
-rIr- uu1sr the leadership uf &C. ~
Lai.E-mEr ni ti-il-v-t--er uuvs ci1EHc L
Iiis's.iR-rt and IIiuel-l-tiif r1ss-irlE a. -niF
li.aus- All rlss-nrE were haid III 1ne
usssu ar iu PlE- Na-uua. para Tnuss
li-'sssIr wsrf q l. E-uuusst.siI, uiE''i.s'.-
ing inHIsg-nr Oklahoma -i-1- E. lL Mc-
-,u.H-inr. tsusrl- Earn luEr examiner
3 letli-a- t-ausaE &C. r. luuEr- ll-iu-
ululz LrE r. Garland 1lHlI. J1f p
ELI. alf- Games Lawrence 1lu~uia.r.
=. g. Nlnrt Shawnee 4 II z1=s.-If-rl-
t E-sIg T. 1T Owens F.ureau Car E-us-
sa- --1murs ana r. g 5ovl-d 1T-s
wuEa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

-m'ei1E EEnE. AuE s.-Cn-r fRs -s-
aura'rs, Inn -t,s s1ar-F uc -tls a~Burir
On IL cert -nE- WIS mn i.shere5 uns-
sinH -sw aurE EHu uaau-aIur 1B -hs
HsluIIul--- E vsI-nar Eut c~nT rnndl
-iuuE -ur -ii4 wHaE andln- AuruF- =
lssu-l n'a-t -l.E rnu'-ulur t-r -tf vau-n.s-
nl'-sII. v-tlcr aiaf lnE- EluuIEr- nuis
-l'+- Lrilfit s---s---Is Elt -HrIl1,ss-l- Ire.
iiil Ia -,-1-r -nt sausuuEl Eue-i.r4 mhI.
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Oh. On. on

! I'm uvIa- ir Gs.s uu--n ELE s1sr-h-
aEE uuEr-er. ss- - 4v '-uaEr -Dcu p
ant deHi-s 10 Isnss f1- Hnu-- term. 1-I
lns nuuuE gEr rH- 1-E i8sE-s6 ur
u-sE- uf structure iT Eursrrmsrr rsuiD-
EiE. -ns shur-sr rH-u -ns lsHE nuuuE
YEA smith E,u- e -ezlrlE-u-- -iEiE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22
rnu-ist. Rn--.sd frnm F.prm.in

CupHuhuren Nue 22-"STaed tine
nGr-mc guess IS 1hs mono u 1ht
EUrEriEr government. finding -hl1 the
uiErus m rBurirs IL 8gruriEr high
lands En5 urns- ~eB1r-s ~ aHriuE the
uE-,ues uU ~ hDust Enf h1ma q isr-
nrs INV nave tesu Iimt-e5 10 uns wssF 3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22
How Long Must Suffer
From the Pangs of Rheumatism?

us-t goo- tp- t1eT cl--1t puEEi-lT
-sacr tnss. germs wtlcn 1-tsE; Tu--
il1o1 ~ tht --a-h--k.
:. : 5 haf bss- gnccesFfuur rse5
.o- Ensr-zl-5Eu r. rn,-s Inn fir
TsarE. I-T L tc-1IT. l-1 r1u WI
t-c yc--stt a. last o. -ne -lEnt
tack 70 re1 ri CT rou- F--e----atifr--
t1u cEo Esi rst-L.-s ac1lcs lbuut tae
- t-ssr--e-t q lo-- n -gr---ll Ease ~
wiring 70 t-e C-let Na-l-al A5r1se-.
@w-ft eYs=5r c. Dsr- = IL
Ll-rz. ca
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prIElinr Mnrt.nt Fm sui.

Nu 3l The lE-rsE- 5-L- machine r1lLu
.-eGc-urs1. Ten months u.1 lr Ei-E-gii-Hl
r1u-1-ior- lus- a. rp8c a. new CEr
t,f us-1 fnr uew d~l-hur ur clearing
1l- VIII sal uHu-lrs r'alH- and -11li
11- -bl uu -hs duLE- L1r C1laraHg
Fnuus Nc- z WIZ --.E 1g-s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

sraF and the police have been instruct
ed 20 eI-psl without even This delay any
uursidar rulty OF suspected q buying
~ food
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

Eruunt E.sulul-. 5nHais- parish. r. tisr
eH--ls AMI hnEE tsaELu cyluE -hars. x
was believed me ErDcE uRt t.asI puisu1,-
ct mn yrsElsrdET 1-s-a-lIiI-H-us diEE-
nnssd Ins rr.aiHdv a -ns dsadiy eisEr-
hnI-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

y p is rhe eats silrs- q distress.
and gaer -lar me rlrla- ar-ss5 -f,u-
r. e cal fn- nssc Dr. s-z-r1.tiy o. - -tra--.,-
.s--s.. asa-uer sc-r,s-i-nes sar rt.a- -ns
INITIALS ~zu1 sa-.- --e words save uur
s9lis 70 g-nsre lhsT ,nes- -ars On
sa1e"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22
Is there No rel relief In sight!

Duru-lelf Ike r--s- TrGe-e-k yor
hare c-ftsn ASKED yuu-gs-f tt-sI rnsE-
tlcrr- v.t1-r pcr--1ueE - -e-s1, IL
i--Ewe-s1
1cle-rs -tf -r-crer i--a- l-cr- E1er-
rI.a-lE-u 1s cs1ft1 - Ee--1 y Tcrr
taool. and -rt c.-sr wsT - rsa-cr Z. Is
- & rs-necy r--lcn el----a.es a-1 -.-
rac1es these E-le -a-1 demons t-1--
T1uT tl111 -Ys tE- ls-s WY l-1-
--e--s a11 lcl.-rl rz- q, II ye---.s-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

CaJr 4 2 fssnrEse. 70 ldnsEDrss VIM
ssoaIlr,y Hat commissioned az 4 es,I1s-ir
- iulaurs in -ns ua-inua.l frury. s-s.er
-raiI-i1E a. The C'fiiasrF E.esss-a Camp.
~ Lagar r. h.puts near -Ir.ie E.1cE
6rC- a -ns Eusu 90 4list E-a-ns,ri,is
Eu 90 y f--resr = ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

II and 1ErE J. y. Young hars -
turned tf-1u an ausg -rig Be- -ts Texas
Panhandle and res5-- -nsf cr1Ja lg1E
urusualy c-ns and -far enuuEt Ers--
VII ,s uIaos 70 -aEs ez-re % -ns nssdf
- me ssg-nr flr -ns neT- Vsa- and
Z .af L'r. Tourg opndur-sc series
- glsJ,s. rI,sa-in17 w'-lie -ners and v4-t
erup0u-sEs1 - e EDg5 E-tsndauus
rarDugnou- -ns rrssri-ir.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

TlIuat Nu-ls VINO nae f,sar -us
gusf- ~ rn pnais U-s.-sr r CuDa,-
aiuas huu.a1 nsE rttErnsd ~ -it nuuf
ir 0EsugnEa Cnl- Aar-ur NurrF wiz
riur nsfs era darn in1Esr. s,i.t vi-t
4dr and NrG. lIlDer- and Miss f-tcnar-
RE filDsr- rnlru-s1 81 El1Jtuur rtif
morning - rnssr me i,a-eir-s llr. and
ltrz r r. Norris v.ng VIII VlEr ne-e
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

-hs veaE ~ idaa nne fnr crup srovlh
II al uu-1s 1t The stn-a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

Lr d. Z Cullils.n ieff here yesterday 3
f-,-eru1ur WIKI ha srlrnsr E. T. Cu-
iuau ant r.fe tnr EsraUprG IA IL
ezJ'er-t 20 rsrurn he-s iu rns faI VIA
e 7lsw lf lBlz-fiE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

p z Eza.sa. rsturns1 1oasy 10 tse- horns
ir CuiunlnnE Qslia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

flhErtpu killing Lauisiaaa Cautie
Eii.rerHg,ur-. La. AuE 2e-Liissass j.
al -uHirE TIE dss-r o. r-lErr rszlt lf cl---ls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

Mlrs Ruth Hazel ana Mrs. Blanche
Hazel Gillespie left today Tor Loa An.
Yeies. Cal Their mother, Mrs. J. T.
Hazel. after a short visit IN Spur. Texas,
viii joln them and viii make her home
ln Los Angeles with Miss Ruth Hazel.
Mrs ". ]. Lynn. who was called here
a. attend the funeral u her father.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

W1NTf-D - ETc's-s1oss 1ooEEse,.s-
-A41rsss = y B1x 81 CRY -
-Ihe I'D ff,-- ~ n1-us ur Wes-
t.'-s-cuay. grls-l 5s-eteg -afer car
Pt,vns lrforrns-41- at - v.-erss .,oItf
- 7 7 C.s-.eJ rse -fs o. 80 20
fDH EENT- -T..rse f1r-- is.,e-s --,c--.s
t,r -gt- nplsssssgfug. . y r ".
P'lns 1ett 30 ctIs-s- ggG
fLh E-NI -jel eo1ru1r- --i11ar- ag1as
81 r e. E- W. Pno-e v--s 7y4
20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

Mrs. A. L0wenEiein sas returned
from business trip 10 Chicago. Mr
I.0wsnatein. who accompanied her
there. viii remain until the hrat of the
month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

II. T. s1aiuer has returnsd fr1m q
tlia.nesf trsl 81 Dallas IexaE-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

Ssa caass % Balp. b. a l.aag ir
rne cif tDtsy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

1--we county officers captured car
~ whisky and beer near Marietta Non.
day night The car. which hsr been
connsosted was owned by Fred and
Ernest Key. The Key boys we're re.
leased On bond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

Nrs Joe Wn.fofd. II wOOdf0rd. IL
ths guest ~ friends in the city She
10 ~ route ~ her hume aftsr ylsit
IN Nadln
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

h r. Palmer hss returned 70 his
homo ~ TBskahDns after visit here
with hls daughters. Nrz. Grace AcKla.
nsy ana Nrs. Clint Dove
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

3 lIisf iefi yesterday fr I-ieili-t
ana Independence tauEls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

Miss F.gTenos NanEhsld, Niss Mar
Nsnsfei6 ard Mls Lsts Jones are sic
itlng Nrs james Young - BsrNyn this
week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

A party ogupose1 n Mr.. W. j.
shnssgn. Mr. = g. Ward Xrr JDs
Hscss1y ard MTk 81 ThDmpsDn ana
ehl1fsa ~ to1s5 ior sulphur y sgstc
q Nsez
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-22

Es Dasls Nlca9n. Gfs Frsc Kaz
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-13
THRIFT CAMPAIGN
Gives PROMISE OF
VERY FINE RESULTS

At meeting of the executive
board of the Thrift Campaign COM
mittee held yesterday morning in the
federal court rooms, many of the de-
tails for the active campaign were
completed, and the drive for the sale
of thrift stamps and War Savings
certificates is well under way.
| The meeting yesterday was at
tended by the captains and commit
tees organized for the campaign.
and greatest enthusiasm was mani
fest, promising much success in the
! great drive.
| captains of the teams that much of
the responsibility in the campaign
rested upon them, and their conduct
of the subdivisions. To permit
complete coordination of effort it
was decided that weekly meetings of
the captains will be held, and a bu-
reau of consultation and advice, with
MRS. c. S. Bonacker in charge will be
established in the Red Cross head
quarters in the federal building.
Booths for the sale of the stamps
will be opened in many of the down
town stores, and in this way the
Christmas shoppers will be reached.
The campaign will be carried into
1
and a program of speeches will be
mapped out. AS it rests with the
women of the city the conduct of the
campaign will be left entirely in
their hands. and for this reason. the
work in Pensacola is expected to at
tract much attention, as it is believed
this is the only city where all of the
work in the Thrift campaign is be-
ing done by women.
Through the efforts of Mrs. Leslie
Partridge, captain of the Committee
on Schools and Churches, all of the
ministers in the city, and all superin-
tendents of Sunday schools will be
asked to give five minutes of their
time next Sunday, and every Sunday
thereafter until the close of the
campaign for the thrift work.
Contributions are especially desired
from the children, for aside from
helping the nation in an hour of need
they will be forming habits of thrift
which will be beneficial to them in
after year. BY working throughout
the county, it is hoped that every
resident of Escambia will own one
Thrift certificate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-13
POSTAL FACTS

The government printing office is at
work on the stamps required under the
rev revenue legislation. The document
arv series for use on deeds, wills, receipts,
and other papers to which tax labels must
be affixed, consists of twenty-one values,
Il, 2, 8, 4, 5, 8, 10, 25 40, so, and 80 cents,
and ST, So, So, S., $40, $50, 500, 500, SOU
and $1,000.
The LOO is in green and all the others
are in red. The. design of the cents de-
nominations is oval in shape with the
value in large figures in the centre. The
S1.OO and $500 have a Liberty head in the
centre, with the denomination appearing
near the lower edge of the stamp. -
There is a tax of one cent for everv Is
cents of postage on parcel post matter. To
meet this contingency the government has
ISSUED new parcel post tax labels, in de-
nominations of l, 2, 3, and cents. Thus
a package which requires as much as 81 90
for postage ordinarily, now must be pre-
paid also with one of the new four cent
Stamps.
You are now paying three cents postage
on your ordinary letters instead of two
cents. The Post Office department. SAYS
that "the regular purple Scent stamp will
be used" thus for the present disposing of
the suggestion that the stamp will be
changed to crimson. The Post Office de-
partment at Washington has already or
dered S6SOOO,OOO Scent stamps printed.
This is just starter.
The new rate is provided under the war
revenue legislation. Inasmuch as the reg
ular special delivery rate and the registra-
ton fee each is ten cents, we may expect
the issuance of 13-cent stamp to meet the
payment of the new rate OF postage COM
bined with either the special delivery or the
registration.