The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-12-20
Thrift and War Savings Stamps.

Thrift and War Savings Stamps.
Announcement has been made from
Columbus by H. P. Wolfe, director Of
the Ohio war savings committee, Of
chairmen for the county committees In
this state.
To each Of these chairmen has been
forwarded complete details for ham
ding the sale of thrift stamps and
war savings stamps in his community.
The work Of the county organizations
will be that generally of creating a
demand for the stamps and at the
same time providing "over the coun-
ter" facilities for their sale.
The work of promoting the sale Of
the war savings stamps is placed on
the same basis as that of the Liberty
Bond campaigns. The amount appro-
priated by congress for expenses in
distribution Of the stamps is so small
that 1t little more than provides the
treasury department with sufficient
funds to prepare the literature and
get the campaign under way.
Ohio's quota Of the $4,000, 100000 is
sue OF war savings stamps is $780,
100000. This amount must be
saved" before next December. Here
Is complete list of the county chair
men:
Adams, w. P. Stevenson, West
Union; Allen, H. E. Simonton, Lima;
Ashland, T. w. Miller, Ashland; Ash
tabula, F. r. Mosely, Ashtabula:
Athens, T. r. Biddle, Athens; Au-
glaize, Charles F. Herbst, Wapako-
meta.
Belmont, Charles ]. Helnlein,
Bridgeport; Brown, George E. sidwell,
Russellville; Butler, E. @. Ruder,
Hamilton; Champaign, George Talbot,
Urbana
Clark, Harry S. Kissell, Springfield:
Clermont, S. T. G. Foster, Williams
burg; Clinton, Joseph 7. Doan, Will.
mington; Columbiana, w. H. Mullins,
Salem; Coshocton, George M. Gray,
Coshocton; Crawford, Ralph Perrott,
Bucyrus.
Cuyahoga, ]. R. Grouse, Cleveland;
Darke, John +. Maher, Geenville; De-
fiance, E. f. Carter, Defiance; Della.
ware, A. S. Conklin, Delaware; Erie,
George P. Chambers, Sandusky.
Fairfield, H. B. Peters, Lancaster;
Fayette, H. S. Daugherty, Washington
c. H.; Franklin, S. A. Kinhear, Column
bus; Fulton, c. D. Perry, Wauseon;
Gallia, Sherman Eagle, Gallipolis.
Geauga, G.. B. Fox, Burton; Greene,
Horace l.. Smith, Xenia; Guernsey. A.
]. Bennett. Cambridge; Hamilton, AL
fred c. Allen. Cincinnati; Hancock, J.
c. Donnell. Findlay.
Hardin, w. A. Horton, Kenton; Har.
rison, Barclay Moore, Cadiz; Henry,
D. D. Donavan, Napoleon; Highland,
o. H. Sans, Hillsboro; Hooking, John
f. White, Logan.
Holmes, Charles r. Cary, Millers-
burg; Huron, Edgar G. Martin, Nor
walk; Jackson, Edwin Jones, Jackson;
Jefferson, John l.. Means, Steuben-
vile.
Knox, r. C. Ringwalt, Mount Ver-
non; Lake, Vaughn e. Wyman, Paines-
Tille; Lawrence, S. B. Gilfllan, Iron.
ton; Licking, Charles H. Spencer,
Newark; Logan, w. T. Haviland,
Bellefountaine.
Lorain, A. L. Garford, Elyria; Lucas,
Carl S. Spitzer, Toledo; Madison, Xer-
xes Farrar, London; Mahoning, Ralph
E. Cornelius, Youngstown; Marion,
DR.. c. e. Sawyer, Marion.
Medina, Frank B. Woods, Medina;
Meigs, Hart Stanbery, Pomeroy; Mer-
Ger, Thomas A. Wise, Celina; Miami,
W. K. Leonard, Piqua; Monroe, w. C.
Mooney, Jr., Woodsfield.
Montgomery, Howard Marston, Day.
ton; Morgan, George T. Hoffman.
Malta; Morrow, ]. w. Blauner, Mount
Gilead; Muskingum. William ]. At
well, GAINESVILLE.
Ottawa, George F. Meyer, Port Clin-
ton; Paulding, William II. Phipps.
Paulding; Perry, Samuel FTew, New
Lexington; Pickaway, Col. Charles E.
Groce, Circleville.
Portage. William S. Kent, Kent:
Preble, Harry Rissinger, Eaton; Put
nam, George ]. Kleineth, Ottawa;
Richland, J. A. Rigby, Mansfield:
Ross, Walter M. Boulger, Chillicothe.
Sandusky, Belford H. Swift, FIRE.
mont; Scioto, Harry Taylor, Ports
mouth; Seneca, o. A. Charles, Tittin:
Shelby, Percy r. Taylor. Sidney.
Summit, Fred E. Smith, Akron:
Tuscarawas, s. J. Brister, New Phila-
delphia; Union. Louis Swerner,
Marysville.
vinton, o. H. vollenweider. Near.
thur; Warren, Harry Hamilton,
Prohibition to Confront SoIons.
The next session of the Ohio legis-
lature unquestionably will be con-
fronted with the duty of voting upon
a ratification of an amendment to the
federal constitution providing for ma
tional prohibition. Indications now
point strongly that the resolution pro-
posing this amendment. which was
passed by the national senate at the
last session, will be passed by the low.
er house of congress at this session
and the question Of adoption will then
be passed up to the several states.
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their homes over Christmas.
Requests are already pouring in to
company and regimental officers for
passes for over the holidays and these
will be considered in the order in