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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15
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Heart :: I!

n EAR MRS. THOMPSON: am
| the young wife OF soldier who IS
- at training camp Although !
thought it best to wait until the war
was over before we married, my hus-
band insisted it should take place be
fore his departure, and | listened TO
him. | support myself and enjoy my
work and have a home where ! am
always welcome, although II IS a little
lonely for me now.
My husband wants me to give up my
work and 60 and live at the camp. It
was understood at the time Of our mar
riagc that | was to continue my work
until his return. OF course | love my
husband and want to please him, but
do you not think | would be more pa
triotic 10 continue 20 support myself
than to go live on his wages and what
the government would allow me- We
should also have more 10 start home
together when the war is over
CONTFNTFD
Il would be very unwisc Tor you 10
give up your position and go to camp
Your reasoning is entirely correct and
hope YOU will not be persuaded by
your husband TO 60 to him It is only
natural that he should want You tc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15

and earn quite little money for Thrift
stamps.
Dear Mrs. Thompson O) | went
with fellow about three months and
about two weeks after Christmas we
quit lind now | cannot do without
him. We both go to school and see
each other every day. In school he
treats me wonderfully and winks at
me, which | hate. Sometimes in school
he smiles but other times he does not
Should speak to him in a friendly
way in order to regain his friendship
and love. or should act cool and
never smile at him1
(2) While going together he said he
would never quit girl on his own ac-
count lie kept his promise. was
the one who broke our friendship. Not
long ago ! wrote him a letter telling
him had found that | was IN the
wrong, and asked him to let me know
how he felt about it, lie did not
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
A Beauty Specialist Gives Simple Home
Made Recipe to Darken Gray Hair.

Mrs. NJ. D. Gillespie, a well known
beauty specialist OF Kansas City, re-
Gently gave out the following state
i,ent regarding gray hair;
"Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home, at very little cost. that
will darken gray hair, and make il soft
and glossy. To a hall pint of water
add ounce Of bay rum, a small box OF
Barbo Compound and u ounce of gly-
cerine These ingredients can be
bought at any drug store at very little
cost, or the druggist will put it up for
YOU. Apply to the hair twice a week
until the desired shade is obtained This
will make a gray haired person look
twenty years younger. It does not
color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy
and does not rub off (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15

come. But il would be very unwise to
give up a good and permanent position
to go to him when he will be called
away so soon
Dear Mrs. Thompson am a girl
Of "A years. would like to buy Thrift
stamps, but have no money and my
mother can't afford to give me spending
money Do YOU think ! could make
money by writing moving picture plays ?
How much do you think could gel,
for one play'
+. r.
You are much too inexperienced to
write moving picture plays now Per
haps If you practice for few years
YOU will be able to when YOU are Older
The price paid for them varies widely
IN accordance with the worth
Why don't You take care Of babies
IN the afternoon or evening when
mothers want TO 60 away. am quite
sure YOU could get work of this kind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15

punctures and snags are neglected. Too
much care cannot be exercised in avoid
ing injuries Of this nature as much as
possible or, at least, in giving them
the proper attention within reasonable
period
New macadam roads, especially when
wet. are liable to damage rubber covers.
II is recommended that the speed ot
the car be slightly accelerated and the
clutch depressed before coming up to
loose. crushed stone in the road.-Pop-
ular Science Monthly for May.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15
CARS TAKEN OFF
The M'NABB LINE
Belle Isle Service to Accom-
mOdate Patrons,

Suspension Of service on the MoNabh
car line from the State Capitol north
east on account of the inadequate pat
ronagc and the starting of regular
service to Belle Isle with some changes
in schedules of other lines will be asked
OF the corporation commission, an
nounced John W. SharteI vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the Okla
homa Railway company. The follow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15

(2) He does not love you or hs
would have answered your letter
You do not say how old you are.
but | should think school girl would
be too young to think so seriously Of
love,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-15

answer Do you think he loves me :
lie is very independent, and that is one
reason | doubt his love, although
like independent people,
l. l. II, d.
Q) Speak TO him in friendly way
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12
Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Ca|omel Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sicken-
ing calomel. Don't lose days worki

There's no reason why person
should take Siclcning, Snlivuting Gallo
mel when few cents buys Il large
bottle of DOdSon's Liver Tone-a per
feet substitute for cnlOmel.
1t is u pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomcl, but 1t doesn't make
you sick and can not sa1ivute.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
CalOmel il dangerous drug. It Is
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12

mercury and attacks, your bones. Take
dose OF nasty calomcl today and you
will feel weak, sick and nauseated to-
morrow. Don't lose days work.
rake spoonful Of Dodson's Liver
rome instead and you will wake up
fecling great. No more biiousness,
constipation, sluggishness, headache,
contcd tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist says If you don't find Dod-
sons Liver Tone acts better than hor-
rible calomcl your money Is waiting
for yOu.-Adv.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12

bridges. There was terrific repor.
followed by IN inferno. Both bridges
crumbied i'm the middle. Both were
crowded beyond their limits. Bits of
Germans came raining down for al
most three minutes. according to the
spectator. while from the rivers the
wild cries Of the injured and drown
ing made a picture SturtZ Will always
carry with him.
For Il few minutes the river was
literally chokcd with bodies. The
Paris, but In n way they had hardly
rcckonrd.
Between puns Of Il cigarette. the
'lrst he'd had In day. Frank Hogan
or Galveston. Tex, confirmed SturtZs
story Of the Wholesale drowning OF
me enemy. The Texan was working
Il stokes gun Il hundred feet from the
southern bank Of the river when the
nrSt waves Of hcld-grrcn began to
cross.
You can't say enough for those
artillery guys" he said. rs he tried
t" twiS, into as comfortable Il posi-
'ion as n wounded thigh permits.
Ten minutes after the orders had
been irlrphonrd to the batteries they
had Il perfect range on that river.
Will" we were pouring bullets into
IN" lIrinirS the guns got their num-
hers with both small anh largo
shells. At the spot whcrc we wore
stationed | reckon thrrr must have
hrcn about 1000 Of the FritZlcG
got across the river. They didn't. al
go back. In fact don't think there
were hardly amy Of that bunch tint'll
L" back tn Germany. We captured
over 1.3O0 ourselves and killed easily
900. rh" rest were trying to beat 1t
back I" the other side when our shells
hit their bridges"
Some Sharpshootcr.
PittShurghcr. y. G. Ramona. who
was injured in the arm by piece Of
Shrnpncl. says the res one American
Sharp>hootcr thnt made Il record any
one might be proud Of during the
first of the miNup. While the German
engineers were trying to throw their
first pontoon bridges over he picked
OF twcnty-cight Of them with his
rifle. l couldn't get his name. but he
already wears n shnrpshooters medal.
He deserves another.
Lots of soldiers believe in
"hunchcS."
James l.. Paul Of No. $50 Spruce
street. Philadelphia, dos. and it's q
fortunate thing for him that he
played his With n cOmr:i1p pnul was
In dugout during hnrragc. Shells
were landing all around. Finally one
blew In the entrance, so Paul decided
their dugout was becoming n little too
warm. He waited for short ull in
the terrific firing and then darted for
another shelter. He had not gotten
| fifteen feet away from the dugou,
when big one scored direct hi,
on IT. His companion was killed. but
Paul escaped With wound from
splinter that will keep him out of &C
ton for several weeks.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12
He Hadn't Thought of That,

Did yr bring home that pane Of
glass for the Kitchen windy, PATE"
"Oi did not Oi was after a twilvr
ny fourteen, an the only soizc they
had was fourteen by twilvc."
"fe fool. why didn't yc get it? Yc
could have put it in sideways, couldn't
yc?"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12
Pronounce by Sneezino.

Bcllairc. O.--The judge did not ed
dress the complaining witness or the
defendant by name when Waite. Zbar-
ickoSowSky had Salunnaa Vo,ceili-
chowonishwiski arrested on n charge
OF provoking him. lie trteu TN, narIes
several times and then took the case
under advlscment,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12
GOOD old pep" never LEAVES
YOUR UNCLE SAMUEL'S FIGHTER
N the Battle Line or Lying Wounded Hospital His Chief Charac
terstc IS His ndomtab|e sprit-f There Is Yet an
American Who Does Not Hate the Hun He Should Hear
the Tales Of the Heroes of Chateau Thierry

Par!s.-Thc indointnhlc ami unron- |
QurraNl" spirit OF the soldiers from
the United States IS one OF the out
standing CHARACTERISTICS that excite
the admiration Of all Who come In con
tact With them They make the Amer
lean proud nj his nationality and
arouse ,No envy II those who. ny cir
cnms,onccS ovor Which they have no
con;rol arc denied n, privilege to be
one q: them
Il there Is YET an American who
does not hay" the Hun. he or She
should have seen the FIRST ,ralnlond
q American wounded tina, arrived
here from Chatoou-Thierry. AS these
heroes moi"Stly related their expert
ences. ono had q mingled feeling Of
~o?SM!N FOR them and intense hatred
for the hlooamGd ddened beasts who are
responsible for the awful agony which
the world is now suffering.
In compartment with number Of
french wounded was a ninctocn.year. r.
o.d 10y from Chicago II, was al
a,ona ana surrounded hy men who
could not SPEAK his language He was
IN the most terrific pain hut managed
% keep DOWN Tho SlichteSt groan.
''i'7 =" u.""'' NHNi,'F
In arms.
a Rol Cross Doctor asked him if
there waS nuv'hlny he wanted
>, i''"' WIS
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- ""'''"s "''"H'ah'"S'
'noom'tab'e SPIRIT.
Before the train pulled in tho nmhu-
lancos We're drawn up and waiting. SO
was n small crowd AS the first am
bulnncc quit the station the crowd
started to cheer. There was dough
boy on the 'front.' scat with the driver,
one arm In a sling, the other Stuiiing
sandwich into his mouth. He waved
the sandwich in acknowledgement,
while a contented look came over his
drawn and tired face.
The crowd increased as the ambu.
lnnces formed almost continuous
train. Words Of sympathy we're heard
on all sides not unmnglcd with tears
as the flower OF Young America thot
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12
Strike Riu Gas poeL..

Fairmont, w. Va.-A 10000, 900 foot
gas well was brought in on the Gump
iarm i've miles southwest Of Manning
ton. 1t is the largest gas we'll to be
drilled In this section for Eve years
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12
Cynical Comment.

Why do they prefer singl" men to
married ones for the army?"
b"'auS" they would rather have
fhoSc who don't know 50 much about
the horrors Of war"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12
TURKS QUIT WORK
ON UNHOl-Y GROUND

Antigo, VISA series Of mis-
fortunes, including the drown
Ing Of one Of their number and
the murder OF another, caused
n crowd Of Turkish railway Ia.
borcrs employed at M0nicO to
demand that they be transferred
t" some other place, as they
considered the scene Of their
troubles "unholy grOun"" Their
request was granted.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12

Groves Baby Bowel Medicine
alus Digestion. roltoYrS Sour Stomach, Dnrrboca
and fiuI IT Is just US effective for Adults nv Tor
Childron Perfectly harmlcss. - wv
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12

.'l,'a' IDEAS and big words make n
painful combination.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12

Some OF the French refugees and or
plans who have beer adopted by
American sailors. Here their tall
guardians are taking inc tots on an
outing. and Mignoncttc, Lulu and 9th
ers are very happy Our American
sailors and soldiers have made q hit
with the French klddics and they are
familiar sight In the villages OF
France.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12

Sestroys ttihroys,s thS Msi. r.steicss chill Tonic
~ 'n0 o'ooa py tho Malaria Mosquito. Price ne'
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-12

Admiration Is far more tolerant than
love-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11

ieinsn 9eiis bradte. = SSn Der So
Mile Sos. S. 9seper for0 Elm nettes
M0neI millforumere Ml1fr1ab1ne. Vtoge
es Ben gltern m1f iumerOar nltr
Ssrelloe bereiteb! = 9einrih 9. Bos
n%en1eper, tueldler iid1 Dor @oden mod
Neimeopolis begab, I'M ii6 bent Sit
itelrperthcioialnasoienIte SIT tptomen,
hot ieire ld,o1,e Soee utfgeben mill
Iell ll1o bot cine tenpordre InitelA
luna ols Setriebsleiter zines 8a11ma=
terialaeIf6ftes in Eierpont, g. o,
iihernp11t11en.
GreenmaIb.
dc Torn1ers Serminol Gaftng
G.. belt Sienitoaabe1to cine iebr gut
beIltd1te Gerialnmlutrg in ser Spuetbs
Sale, lppbei g. s. @immer, 9iref=
for belogter @elellfoff fir Sen 6.
GiItrift cine Iniprode in belttId)er
Mhtnoart belt. = 0ie bier beIteben=
Sc ShaltergeleaIhnft fiibrte Cont
tosobeno IN Ser &erfemis Sale Elm
Sheoterltiif a1f, bus BEL Ser groBet
S~uhorerid1our allgemeinen 8eifolE
fo,ro. - Sier lit ei11e 8otbe &reu5
@eieuidoft orgoniiiert morber, oie
itrcfs 3lpef oIen grnItes ins Muge
eeTabt bot. = Sohn @ltlser bot cine
1re1te SON Motor Gur fiir bemonitra=
tire Spede erholter. - &aspar Sell
fer rot Iidl rodo @ollen Gitp, &c. O.,
hegcben, 100 er Sic Mltfitdt iiber Ell
ne Torm i~fbernehnren miro. = Saul
@irter hot Ieinenr Sohne Mbm, MEL
der Sic Nuflift einer nahe Wob=
norncrt geIege1rer Tarm be1orgt, etne
neutrality-suspicious. MfergerGtbe
a1oeIhift. : Sic s. 6. Setting So
riIie bon oofe Serrp NOR BIER BET
Ser Ton1iIie 1if. ar1mer SIT @aIte.
= SRI. Minnie Gdtpegmo1m pom
Ct. GImto erItottete bier etnen ber-
ronSt= inns TreurpoIhoftlifen @eird.
= Stenhon @oner ltno Satin BON
Gieri erfreute Sic bier ~tpuhner1oe To=
r1iIie ~. q. @ro1trt nit einem Sc
flttN. = 5Vrult Sn1epH @11fer nl1o
Softer Tettie Itro nud mehrere Wo=
note Lament @erbleib in Winneopo=
Iis rrof7 6oltIe 51triidgefehrt. =
GSreS. 3tesfe lit 11oh einent angeneh=
men @eIlthe sit Ieinen St1toien an
Ser mefoniihen @11nithofih1tle IN
ct. Eo1tl sl1riifgefehrt.
Ilbang.
2ie bieItgert Nllmnen Ser ct.
ssofns l1riperIttat irberralften ben
Serrn Geo. M. Sddfer Sit let11em
50. 8eburtstoge IN ungenebmlter
@eiIe. Mm Mbenbe n11roe SEER
Sf11Ter nit 0em Sitel zines Mdt=
barren Mlunr1en Ser 2ebrunitalt be-
efrt, BET nelder @elegenbeit Ser
hpf1fp. P. 9opio, .. g. g, bon ct.
Ssohns ei1se berrlide Mniprade bielt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11

in melder ste Hlare fir Sic grobe
Iri=GountDL6air, bie am 4. un6 5.
Suit ouf bem 8entor Gountp Juir-
grunbe gebalten miro %ent1porfen uur=
oert. SIN beiben Sagen meroen nod
mittogs Hf%eroerennen ltatFin6en,
u1ro 6ie 0iesidbrige Geier ioa iene
oes lebten Subres, 5umal bie &C.
ihdftslerte BON Sm1f Hapio5 uno
ct. glou6 lire Wit1pirfung 5ugeiagt
babe11, bei meitem Mertreffen. Sn
einer Geriammlung Der 0ireftoren
Or genton Gountp 6air=Mi1ootation
murbe beidlolien, bei Ser Oiesiabri=
gen 6air fir ous Snterelie Der Ee0
GroB @eieuidoft 5u ar6eiten uno bo5
Sntereiie ser air6er fir Die quite
Sude 6ur6 M1tstbeilung Don Nreiien
fir &ruber1= urrb Mdbfen=@nrten=
arbeiten etc. SIT meden. Ser Hreis
fir Sen @etrennen=gonte loa 5rui=
i6en SIS Bis 500 in barem @elbe
betrogen. 6. e.. gur1en urr6 Sic
Rueftem Clothing 60. baben lie $50
fir ieoes Sabr uuf 0ie Gn1er bon
flint Sohren %offeriert, um Dos ST.
tenelie~m ser 6oblen5udt 5u forbern.
@dyon fir bie 6iesidbrige Suir mer=
Sen bieie Conditioner @eltung baben.
= Sn Ser bier gebalteren Sabres=
beriamml11ng 6es Sauf &api6s Mrto
Clubs tpl1r6en folgenbe 8ea1nte1 Err
mGblt: On. @m.t Tries1eben, Erdfi=
bent; @orI 9ein5l IT,, @i5eprdiioent;
SO. s. 0e1pep Sefretdr; Neter Sm=
fen, Sdotmeiiter. Sn SEN 9trefto=
renrotb ml1roen gepdblt: It. s.,
Sells, 81. &rieg, S. Sb1o11gb, 6. s.
IGdGfer nno .. 8. @eber BON Sur=
ten. = Muf bem @ege 5ur Mrbeit
nah SEN Greet Nortbern g%iierrbobn=
merftdtter tp11roe ser 81 Sabre alte
Ireo. 6ofott ont Mhtpodmor fen boi1
bem oitlid Ia1fenoen Sdu1en5uge Ser
Mortbern Facific 8abr1, melder ct
mas Dor 6 l1br in ct. CLOUD fallig
it, n1f ser &re1t5urug nabe oem Sef=
fer ion @ofapege, etpa 100 TuB bon
ieinem @obnbol1ie getroffen un6 ol1f
Ser Stene get0otet. 9ie 8eeroig1ng
finoet 6reitagmorgen 11m 9 1br BON
Ser &utbeorale in 81. G1oub aus
itut. 49,.
ct. Mngnita.
Ser porbem I'M Somn ct. Mngu=
lta nob1tbaft getpeiene Seinri6 ST.
lion, neldyer feline Surm %perfa1fte,
iidJ in Seras na6 9atn0 1tmiob uro
Observation-Disclosures nod BORT ridt
gefunoen, 1po11ah er lih umgelehen,
bot ste 8. 6. Nidoro 6ar1r, nelde
Iilolid oon sebnter Strabe an oie ct.
glouo= @re115e ltobt, fd11flid m iei11en
geiit gebradt. 9ieie lit cine Ser be-
item sSarn1en I'M iener @ege11b II. TINT
faBt 200 Slider, mofiir 5err &ilian
ste Sunn1e fiir $4,000 altslegte.
Ser 11e1te Gigertbiimer miro perldie=
oene Gerbeiier1tngen auf Ser Sarm
pornehn1e11 unb Dor Ser Sano NIT
SEM 9u1t zines 1pelte11 groben' Stul=
les beginnen lol'er.
ct. Nidplas.
5G1nmt1ide &inber 6es bier ont
Mittnoh letter @odle 5u Grobe ee=
troae1re1r sofn stomn1es: geif.
gtomn1es, 6rou Motb. 9efer, 6raa
g1i1e ariiger, Sen. Stommes unb
StontI1es uaren Sien=
itaq sur GegeIung ser Nadlaiier=
oes REINFORCEMENT Gaters nod
ct. Gloa1o, no ser dlteite Sohn
git. uIs Mon1intftrator Der Sinterlalz
ienifoaft ernannt tuurbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11

SSobn 5orborg nnb 6rau BON Min-
neapolis tuaren fir einige Gage bier
bei ser Semitic @erburb Sorborg gu
'@ulte. = gaodl 5mei @o6en larger
&ranfbeit ltebt. ggbert Giigemer mie=
Scr iei11em Mmte als @Ierf in Ser
Noltoffice Dor. - 2ufas 9embed lit
BON ieinen @ellrfe BET ieinem Sobre
Seinrid in gilbert Sea unO bel ieirer
Eodter, 6rau Tru1e5 &lein in ct. So
niface, mieoer 5u Inns 5urudgefebrt.
- 6err un6 6ra1 Wi6. Sal5er Der
bradten 6ie Sitertuge bei BEN in ct.
Nm1l moh1e1r6en @ltern Ser 6rau
Sul5er. : Sobn Siierfen bradte
Sous un6 @run6eigentbum, Dos er
iebt betpobnt un6 @igentbum Ser
SSrau g. 8roB bon Gtiqpater lit,
ffGi11 flid] in ieinen 8eltt. Mud fanfte
er 6rei Cots bonn &1tnitleben Gigen=
tb1tnt, ous er 5l1 @arten5tpeden per=
tue11oen miro. - Trmu 8. S. gonoer=
bei0e mobrte oem 8%egrabniiie ibres
in gre6a, SSsotpu, per1torbe1mn grn=
6ers BEL; oerielbe err tattete crit Dor
]ehs @odyen bier einen geiuf. =
Safe 9enrg.
S2sacob 8rif un6 Srn1 BON EaD=
nesbiqe genol1en 0ie Otter reuben bet
Ser bier tpobnen6en Smilie Serp.
8rid. = Martin Sabn, Srou nrro
@in0er BON Gol6 @pring genoiien
bier sic @aItfreumoiduft Ser 6amilie
M5atb. MiGer. = Srau gen. Seinen,
pelGye i6limm erfrarrft tpor, berlin
set ii6 511r Sre1toe ibrer Mngeborigen
a1f gutter g%ei1er1tng. Sobn
@drammel bot iih in oen8efit zines
Onerlan6 Mntomobils gebroht. =
sos. @elting un6 Morfba Sdmit,
pelde iid in Ser &anoelsih11le SIT
.@t. Gloa1o gel9dftlid a%1sbilben, per-
braften 6ie Siterferien bier bel III
rem @ltern. = 9ef. 9ieier begb iid
sgreitaq nob ct. @loa1b, no er letnen
8ruher Sobonn, Ger ifb I'M oortigen
ct. @opbuels Solpitol unter ar5tli=
der 8ebanolnng befin6et, beitdte.
81. Srancis.
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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05
SIC, 600 IN XMAS
MONEY COMING

The Washington Pank and Trust
Company announces that within a
few weeks they viii pay out about
$4,000 in Christmas savings checks
to the citizens of this parish. This
bank announced several weeks ago
that owing to the necessity of sub
scribing to thrift stamps and Liberty
bonds that they would not have a
Christmas Club during 1919, but
since the war has ended they have an
that such a club viii be con-
tinued and hope that it viii prove the
most successful ever held in the his
tory of the par sh. "The var has
taught everyone to save" said Cash
Ter o. B. Magee, land there will be
no reason for almost every man and
woman in the parish not belonging to
our 1919 Christmas Club as we win
have every class, ranging from one
cent the first payment to as much
as you wish to deposit"