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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
SNOW and COLDER
FORECAST TONIGHT

Prospects for sleigh rides the first
OF the season. were forecast THIS morn
ing by the weather bureau. RAIN or
snow tonight with colder weather for
tomorrow was predicted.
A drillling rain. falling in,ermit-
,ently since midnight Wednesday
amounted to .0+ inches OF precipi,a-
,ion up to noon today, Rain was
falling at Al,us at 7 o'clock this
morning, the precipitation amounting
to IS OF an inch. Cloudy weather
prevailed at Muskogee a, the same
hour and 0S OF an inch OF rain fell
during the night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
TULSA AND SHAWNEE
FIRMS PR0FlTEeRS

Johnston Brothers and the Taylor
Cole Grocery companies Of Tulsa, and
the Usage Cotton Oil Mill company
OF Shawnee were among the sixteen
firms convicted in one day for the
violation OF food administration teeu-
la,ions. as announced in press dis
patches from Washington Yesterday
Each OF these companies were found
guilty OF proii,eerlng.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
WILSON MAY
GUT STAY IN
EUR0PE,H|NT 7
Plans Are Changed TO Meet
Emergency Report
MEETS WITH DIPLOMATS
Col House and ClemenCeau
Among Today'S Callers,

PARIS. Wednesday, Dec. lS-The
reason given Tor Pfesiden, Wilson's
desire to make an early yisi, to Eng
land, i, IS understood. is that he has
found it nigh, be necessary TO return
10 Washington much sooner than he
had expected
The present British cabinet i, tech
nieally not in a position TO speak for
the government, until the resul, Of the
fecen, election is known December q
There is little doubt. however. that
Premier Lloyd George and his assist
ants have been reelected.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

Letters of Murdered Girl
Reveal Bitter Quarre|s
With Bigamous Husband

MuSKEGON. Mich, De-. 70
Nj, Freida Weiehmln came to her
dea'h by violence, according TO three
physician, who today examined the
body Of the girl because oi whose
death Milo n Piper OF this city IS
held here on a murder charge
CHICAGO. Dec. l9-"TLe las, let
tiers oi lricda Weichman' to her aunt,
Mrs. " / klnke Of Ilnsdale. prom.
i've 10 have an important bearing on
the trial OF Milo II. Piper. now held
IN iuskegon as her slayer. These
letters reveal both the girls love OF
the man who is alleged TO have big
amouSly married her and her fear oi
him when he displayed sudden bursts
OF temper during their long auto tour
as man and vile An,edstlng the let
ter IS a postcard sent from Rensselaer,,
Ind March u. 1910, reading
Dear Folks-1uesday. j-2i, 30
lust married and in a beautiful town
bound for Lafayette. FRlEDA.'
A later letter, written from Pulaski,
Tenn. detailed the difficulties encoun-
tered on the motor trip, and then fol
lowed these significant paragraphs:
Il had got my fill and | expect my
thoughts could be read on my face, for
all OF a sudden Milo ordered me
around, told me to &c, ou, and walk,
and he got to swearing and acting
awful.
We'll, il didn't take long for my
spunk TO come to the front, though |
didn't know what I was getting into
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
King Of Italy and
Son Arrive in Paris

PARIS. Dec. l9-King Victor En-
manuel OF. Italy arrived here today
and was welcomed by pfesiden, Poin-
care. Premier Clemenoeau and other
ministers The king was accompanied
BY his son. the Prince Of Piedmont.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
Trophies Returned.

PARIS, Dec l9.--(Havas )--Bishop
Maslione Of Bcrne has received from
Cardinal Hartmann, archbishop OF
Cologne, twenty cases containing re-
lgiou. ornaments which were taken
from the diocese of Rheims BY Ger
man soldiers, They will be sen, to
France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
Times Fund Reaches
Sum of $1,418 With
Christmas Nearing

Here are a few disconnected Incl
dents tina, show the greatness OF Ok
lahoma Ci,y's heart:
Nelma Lee Mathis, 10 East Fourth
street, is years old That is, she
wa. o years old last Sunday On that
wonderful, golden day her daddy gave
her a big silver dollar to do with as
she pleased,
Velma thought OF all the nice things
4 big silver dollar would buy-a doll,
a Christmas present for daddy and
mother, a box Of candy-and lots OF
other things. And then she thought
Of the best thing OF abusing that
dollar TO bring happiness to less for
tuna,e children, So she brought the
dollar to the Times yesterday and gave
i, to the Santa Claus fund, together
with five pennies she had boarded.
Another little girl whose name
needn', be mentioned. gave a party to
a number Of little friends a short time
ago. In the past she has given other
pat,ies-pre,ty elaborate ones But
this time she decided that she would
cut out a number OF irills and give
Il c money thus saved to charity. She
gave Rev. W. H. b. Ureh, admins
traitor Of the Times fund, $40 few
days ago.
For,y-,hree employees OF the loca'
NJ, X, 4 7, ireigh, office and ware
tcontlnvsd on PAGE Q. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

essv"ss, "W " sse's~s ss-sssss, sy-s..sss
LOCAL FoRgcAsT-cloudy weather
tonight and Friday with probably rain
or snow; eloder tonight
srATe roRgCA6V-Tonluht and
Friday cloudy with probably rain or
srow, colder tonight; colder In sast por.
tlon Friday.
Precipitation In Oklahoma City during
the last twenty -four hours which ended
at y m. was .0b inch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19


LONDON, Wednesday, Dec. 49,
In response to strong protests in the
press against the secrecy maintained
concerning military operations in Rus
sia and the insistent demand by liberal
newspapers that the government ex-
plain and Justify the continuance Of
these operations. Viscount Milner, the
secretary for war, has issued 4 state
men, TO the eifec, that the allies have
an obligation OF honor to protect the
Russians and others who have aided
them against the bolsheviki, For the
allies 10 scramble out of Russia now
woSld involve the whole country in
barbarism the war secretary declares,
"You ask, me-" says Visoount Mil
ner in his letter. what right we ever
had to send British troops TO Russia
to meddle with the internal affairs Of
that country and how long we mean
TO keep them there now that the war
is over.
"rhe question itself shows tina, yor
misapprehend the facts OF the case, as
we'll as the motives Of the government,
The reason why allied, no, merely
British iorces--indeed the British are
only a small portion OF the total al.
lied troops-were sent 10 Russia, is
,ha, the bolsheviki, whatever their
ultimate object, were in fact assist
ing our enemies in every possible way
1t was owing to their action that
hundreds Of thousands Of German
troop, were let loose to hurl them
(contlnusd on Page 3, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

for | had never ,eedhim ac, like ,ha,
before.
After he thought had walked
long enough he ordered me back il
tcontlnusd or Page z, Column 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
WAGES PAID HERE
UNDER ESTIMATE
OF F. P. WALSH
Local Employees Save Money
Under Minimum" Wage,

Investigation Of wages being paid ID
Oklahoma City shows that in prsetic-
ally every line OF business employees
are living and saving money on leo
than 72h cents an hour, which wage
Is, according to Frank =. Walsh, for
mer chairman OF the employees divi.
sion OF the war labor board, "tbe low
est living standard wage for an
American family" The letter from
Mr. Walsh making this statement was
read yesterday at Chicago before
Judge Samuel Alschuler arbitrator OF
the wage controversy between meat
packers and their employers.
Ford Wages Cited.
Al the local Ford plant, which em-
ploys abou, seventy five men. about
,wo-,hirds of the number are receiv-
ing S2I5 cents an hour, or IS q day.
which is the minimum paid by that
company The other third is reeeiv-
ing on an average OF 70 cents an
hour. or abou, - day,
Unskilled lsborers at the Midland
Motor company plant which employs
about l2s men. are receiving an sv-
erage OF v cents an hour. while
skilled iaboyers. which class forms
about three. fourtbs OF the total num-
Der employed. ere receiving IN aver
age OF " cents an hour.
Gas Employees Well PAID. O
About one-third Of the no EN-.
ployy OF the Oklahoma Gas and
Electric company are receiving more
than the minimum wage given BY Mr.
Walsh, the wages for this number
running from Is cents TO 81 IN hour.
About 100 employees are receiving H.
tween 42K cents and 72n esnts -
hour. while the remainder are vsssivs
ing the minimum paid hy the Co.
lpany, which 10 v ssnts a hssss \.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
Friends in Russia
Not to Be Left to
Fate, Miner Says

(N0TE-Tho questions raised by the
British critics and answered by Vis-
count Miner In the following COM
munication, have been raised In this
country. Viscount Miners statement
covers many of the points recently
raised by Senator Johnson, OF Call
fornia. In an inquiry addressed to the
goyrrnment)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
RED CROSS TEAM REPORTS

in Oklahoma City during the present
and interested in the campaign.
campaign than in any preceding war
drive, and unless conditions improve
here today, according 10 members OF
the county executive committee, pol
icy OF "pitlless publicity" will be
adopted and names Of those able to
take Red Cross memberships and who
do not do so will be published.
Scouts to Check City.
On Saturday, boy scouts will go
through the city and notify families
which have not taken full memberships
that committees of citizens will call
on the the following day to obtain
memberships for the remainder
One hundred automobiles, then, on
Sunday, will carly these committees
20 the houses reported by the scouts
il was decided at the luncheon today
Although some favorable report,
were received by ]. F. Owens, county
chairman, this mornings there ar,
many districts tagging
The American National bank ha,
donated the services OF ]. w. Faher,y
assistant caShierr-to assist the force
of Baker, Nawter & Wolf, which /,
taking entire charge of the money as
it is received
Strong Armers Volunteer.
To devise special means OF securing
larger subscriptions to purchase mem
bership for those unable to buy their
own. a conference OF the officials was
held this morning. The strong arm
squad has offered i,S service and will
probably begin active work in round
ing up the slsckers according to John
Watt, member OF the squad.
Total disregard for the American
wounded and for those who remain as
an army OF occupation was reported
from several counties a, state head.
quarters today,
"The Red Cross Christmas Rol
Call is giving the people of Oklahoma
an opportunity to show his OF her ap'
probation Of the sacrifices made b,
| OkIahoma's men in the service" sale
Acting Governor NJ. Z, Trapp, in uts
ing the people Of the state to do, their
full duty in this drive. The armls
tice has been signed--but peace ha
not been declared. The needs of thi
Red Cross work have not ceased ant
will not cease until every man over
seas Is in America and every sick o
wounded soldier is WE'LL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

(con,lnusd on pses q. Column a.
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Forty three employees OF the local
NJ. X. 4 7, ireigh, office and ware
(con,ln.sd on PAGE Q, Column ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
PRoPUsTEN MA zARUKU.

sFf E
Washington Frank J. God
sol, francouzsky obean, paroze
ny Cincinnati 2 zidovskych no
dicd z Ruska, ,byl dnes propu-
stem z vazby prfsedfcfm distrikt
nfho vrchniho soudu Gouldem
ma zaklade- zffeni, habeas cor
pus. Byl drzan We vazbe ma sti
znost francouzske vlady, re Wy
tell nekolik millioni dollaru
pri zadavapi kontraktG ma mo-
torove vozy pro Francii. God
sol byl propulsion n zaaruku
$50, 900, ktere slozil v bondech
Svobody. Soud rozhodl, ze obvi
neni proti Godsolovi vznesena
reshduji Sc s ddkazy, ba ze Jim
primo. odporuji, a ze die ameri-
ckvch zakonG Godsol nemGze
byti drzan pro vydani Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
STAROST o CHUDE v BOs.
TONU, MASS.

Ably v zine chudy lid v Bo-
stonu netrpel zimu, mayor Pc,
ters, vyjednava s vladou We
Washingtonu, ably mohl koupit
5000 tun uhlf ktere by ma hro
made uschoval pro zimu. Pc.
rers zamyslf po mest9 udelat
filialky, kde by chudy lid 81
mohl kupovat uhlf ma pytle. v
padu potreby zamysli objed.
navky so az 100 liber dovazet
mestskymi povozy, tax ably u
hlf bylo co nejlacinejsi.
Zda-li Sc mu podari, ably mu
bylo dovoleno tax znacnou Cast
uhli zfskati, bude to pro tam
nj chudy lid velkym dobrodi.
MIN. Jest mnoho tech, kteff pri
SVEN bytu nemajf ami ma uhli
mfsta, a v zine to nosf v kosf-
kach a ma malych vozfkach pfi
vazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
ZATCENI PRI PROTESTNf
SCHULZ.

Detroit, Mich. - Vcera Sc
zde jako v celnych jinych me-
stech Soustatf konala velika
prctestpi schdze, ma niz Sc po
cilel d9lny lid, jenz protestuje
prcti popravenf znameh doelhi-
ckeho predaka - Mooneyho.
SchGze odbyvala Sc v Moose
Templu a podflelo Sc ma nj vice
jak 1000 osob. Hlavnimi rec
Milky byli pfedaci z rad PrGmy
slovych DelnikG Sveta. Do sine
kdyz schIze byla v proudu, vra
zila pojednou policie, ktera "a
tkla vice jak 100 pritomnych
nuzd, ktere odvedla ma stanici.
Ia vinu klade Sc il mvyhybani
Sc konanf vojenske povinnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02

Washington, p. c. - Pred
casem jsme dznamili, ze mrav
ne donucen, byyaly vddce kato
lickych Slovincd, zemsky .hejt-
man DR.. Sustersic, VIDAL SIC
politicke cinnpsti prodav svui
majetek, hodM odstehovat Sc
do Swear.
Nynf postihl jej jeste jiny
soud.: Mestsk4 rada v Lublani,
hlavnim slovinskem meste, u
snesla Sc proH svym nemeckym
clendm, zbaviti Ora. Sustercice
cestneho s1t16sfanstvf, stejne
pax jeho stoupence kanovnika
Lampeho. Ddvody k zbaveni
teto cestne funkce motivovany
tim, ze oba udali biskupa Jegli
&c y rakousk6 vlady a papez.
ske stolice pro velezradu.. Nest
ska rada Lublanska hned pc
zbavenf obDu zradcd cestneho
mestanstvi, udelila toto bisku.
pu Jeglicovi, $ nimz po leta
vedla tuhy boi, jsouc vetsinou
svobodomyslna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
STAVKA NEJMODERsfHO
DElUHU.
Modelky maliru i jinych umsl.
cI pozaduji pfidavek.

Chicago, L. srpna. - Osm-
nact modelek:: jez sedf obycej-
ne malirdm socharIm jinym
kumstyfdm Sc spojilo a utvofi-
10 Unii. Pozadujf nasledkem
stavajfci drahoty mfsto dosa-
vadnfch dvou dollaru "a hodi-
nu dollary tri. Zlepsenf sice me-
chit proto, re podrazili ruzne
|odevy, an jak znamo byva, O.
bycejne pri modelech Sat ved-
|lejsi veci, ale rdzne kremy a
pasty pomoci kterych pry must
rozhaneti vrasky povstale pri
ustavicnem usmfvanf. Nacelni-
cf nejmodernejsfch stavkafek
jest die jmena aspon, krajan-
ka slecna Addie Slavikova, jez
pravf, ze sedeti s vynucenym
1smevem po celou hodinu neni
zrovna zabavnym zamestna.
MIN a vysvetluje dale, ze urci-
lty tab tvare zanechava ma Ii.
cfch zahyby, ktere mizf jen 20
dukladne masazi, a proto jes!
pry pozadavek modelek ma dol
larovy pTfspevek pine oprav.
men. Malffi vsak, kteff potre.
buff sluzeb techto dam jsou
vsak jineho nahledu hrozf
re k svym umeleckym vytvo.
rim vyhledavati budou model.
ky neuniove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
BOZ SEVICKA STRANA Sc BOJl c.
SKOSLOVENSKE. ARMADY.
NEMECKE ClLE v,ZABRANYCH BALTICKYCH
PROVINCIfCH.

Amsterdam 1. srpna. - Novy uspech ceskosovenskeho
vojska vzet Jekaterinoburu saych hrancch Sbfe
VIDAL pfcnu velkemu popachu bosevickem tisku. List
Pravda ku pkadu bez obau doznava re ceskosovenske
nebezpe podoba kvapem vzristajc avine ze jest
trevolucn hnut Rsku zrejmem nepopratenem postu
pu.
"V celem Rusku Jest parna vzrustacf nenavist prot
vsemu nemeckemu uprfmne doznan cni SVEN clan
ku Berner Tagebatt Hans Worst zvastnf ednael toho
to s jenz nedavno pestova do Moskvy kde konferova
rdznym zastupci Ruska obchodnky rednky rolniky
Dotazova vntrn pomery rozvrcen6 rise vsechny od
povedi vyzn6ly pro Nemce veice neprfznive
Ruska vada privola, ably Livonsko Esonsko cd Rusi
byy oddeleny, nasedkem dohody mez vladou sovet Ne
meckem Deepest takoveho znen zasia bernsky korespon
dent lstu Srasburger Post dodava ze disedcich toho
bude nutno uzemch obych Nemci pozm6nt organisaci
zemskou:
levseho bude Kuronsko pTipojeno Lvonsku Eston
sku vastne nea by primo pod vvem nemeckeho vojen-
skeho velitelstvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
TSzko k uvxfeni.

Slime nedoslychavy ministr
pfijal navst6vu. Pffchozi, abv
mocnemu panu fekl neco pff-
jemneho, poznamenal:
- Shledavam. ze sluch vasi
Excellence Sc cd nedavna sku-
tecne zlepsil.
. "Ministr: Jak?
Navst9va: Sbledavam, ze Sc
sluch vast Excellence lepsil!
Ministr prikladaie ruku X
usnfmu bubfnku: Jak?
Prfchozf I've: Sh]edavam. ze
So sluch vasf Excellence zlep-
Sill!
Ministr potfasaie hlavou
ia vam vskutku nemohu rozu-
met. Prosfm vas, napiste mi
to!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
STAVKARI DOSTANOU
PODPORU.

Damstf krejcf, kterf vysli ma
stavku, pristi pondeli obdrzi
prvni podporu v castce $15.-
900. Urednfci unie mali nadeji,
ze valecny odb. prace We Wash
ingtonu zvysenf mzdy stanovf.
Ma 5000 stavkaru uspofadalo
vcera We stfedu m9sta paradu
q pax Sc shromazdili v Moose
hallu kde drednfci> unie napo-
mfnali stavkare, aby Sc kazdy
choval v mezich slusnosti. V
.prdvodu byly nesene napisy -
ze zamestnavatele odepreli $
delnfky vyjednavat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
SBfRKA We PROSPECT
NARODNfHO SDRUzENI

Ceska Pekafska Unie $40;
DR.. A. Nunvar So. - Prijal a
s diky kvituje j. MaSek, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
X PRfPADU B. CRECRA.

New York. = B. G. Gregr,
redaktor casopisu Has Lidu,
byl We sve zalezitosti propulsion
ma svobodu pod zarukou We W.
81 $1,000, kterou dorucil sam
stAtni navladnf. Neni pax dr.
Fan We vezenf Tombs, ale tam
Sc odebral v pondeli odpoledne
dohrovolne, aby tam vyckal do
dolby, nez byla "a neho slozena
pozadovana zaruka. Kdyz bylo
teto formalit6 vyhoveno, byl
Gregr beze vsech dalsich pru-
tahG propulsion ma svobodu, tax
re donna pachazel Sc jiz vecer
tehoz dne. Has Lidu v New
Yorku poznamenava k tomu,
ze celia afera 3. G.. Gregra spi
skana byla konkurencnfm Ca
sopisem ceskym a to jedine "a
tim dcelem, ably poskozen byl
nikoli Gregr sam, ale list, pro
nejz pracuie jako redaktor. We
die toho prinaSi soucasne zpra
WI o prfcine nynejsfch rozbro-
il v ceske ctcrti, "a 'kterou pro
hlasuje konkurencnf boj dvou
mfstnich deAnich listI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
"a PRfcINOU start proda 81

"a PRfcINOU start proda Sc
LEVINE dIm dvou mistnostech
a candy storem s celym zarize-
MIN a skladem. Je to v meste-
cku, % mil cd Clevelandu.
Dennf prijem v obchode $50.
Dim ma bridlicovou strechu.
vodu a plyn. Lot je 40 pri 200
strevfcfch. Proda sc "a hotove
$500. Stoji to kazdemu "a
prohlednuti. Pfilezitost takova
Sc hned tax nenaskytne.
Blizsi sdeli jam. F. Port, We
One v {. 826 Williamson Bldg.
a vecer v {. 1913 Cedar ave.
Tel. Main 1917. 8-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
ZATcEN MA PODEZkENf.

Frank Romick, 23 r., 1862
vych. II ul. byl vcera zatcen
tajnymi Dinnen a Mack ma po-
dezrenf, ze Sc vloupal do domu
Andrew Dumba, GIT Linn ave.
a Jos. Kusopa, 1859 zap. z ul.
" obou domech ukoristil $25. 1
The herald., 1918-12-05
BEGIN COLLECTION Of
REAL ESTATE TAX
JANUARY z.

Collection of real estate taxes, due
since July, will begin January ,, ac.
cording TO the announcement made
Monday morning by Deputy Commits
sioner Arthur j. O'Keefe.
The delay in getting out the bills
was caused by a change in the as
sessment system. necessitating the
making of new assessment rolls.
Personal taxes must be paid by De-
cember Il, said Mr. OKeefe, or be
delinquent. Mr.. O'Keefe appealed to
tho public to pay their personal taxes
promptly and avoid rush and con-
fusion.
The fact that poll taxes are being
paid slowly also was pointed out by
Mr.. OKeefe, who is making prepar-
ations to meet the usual last-minute
rush.
The herald., 1918-12-05
THOUSANDS HAVE
BEEl MADE HAPPY
Commercial Trust & Savings Bank
Sends Out Checks to AIgiers
People Amounting to
$12,399.55.

The Algiers Branch of the CONNER
cial Trust and Savings Bank located
on Patterson and Verret Streets, was
certainly a good Santa Clause this
year to the Algiers people. They
sent out their Christmas Savings
checks on Tuesday, paying out the
great sum of $12.399.55.
Considering that our people have
been called upon during the past year
to buy two sets of Liberty Loan
Bonds, and subscribe to Red Cross,
Community War Work Campaign.
War Savings Stamps ETC., the showing
made by the Christmas Savings &C
counts were very gratifying to the
banking institutions.
1t is predicted that the year 1919
will be a record year for savings
banks, and especially will there be
larger amounts deposited again for
Christmas Savings.
The Christmas Savings Checks of
the Commercial Trust and Savings
bank are beautifully Autographed with
picture of Santa Claus which
is very attractive and inspiring to the
young boys and girls, but the really
interesting part of the check is the
printed portion which says will pay
One hundred twenty dollars and
eighty cents"