Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-24
ANPOSTERSUP
EARLY TOMORROW
D. C. Committee in Charge of
. Liberty Bond Sales Be-
gins Work.

Early tomorrow morning the work OF
putting up the new fourth liberty loan
posters will be commenced in Wash
ington. Several thousand copies of the
various designs were received today by
the District loan committee, and Wash
ingtonians will tomorrow morning have
their first view of the brightly colored
patriotic picture appeals.
Besides the regular autographed pos
tiers, the committee has received thou
sands of cards, streamers, stickers and
ether picture and paper advertising mat
ter to be used during the coming cam
paign. J. S. J. Clark, chairman Of the
committee on posters, who will super
wise the work of putting up this adver-
Using matter, called his committeeman
together today and discussed with them
the plans decided upon for the quickest
and most effective methods to be used in
clustering" the District.
On Every Billboard.
The posters will adorn every avail
able billboard and sign space in the
city. Shop windows and store and Of
flee walls will blossom with them,
while street cars, trucks, delivery
Wagons ana private dutoIIlopIleS all
will be used to a good advantage in
the general plan to carry the buy-a-
bond message to the people of the
National Capital.
An especial sticker has been de-
signed for the windshields of automo-
direction of J. K. T. Plant, will see to
it tomorrow that every machine is
tagged. The stickers are in the shape
OF shield, printed in red, white and
blue. and bear the following three
word inscription: Buy more bonds"
Florists of Washington have been
requested to feature liberty loan post
ers in their windows in connection
with their floral displays. and a spe-
cial meeting of the florists has been
called for this afternoon by q. D.
Blackstone, president of the Wash
ington Florists Association. to dis
cuss plans for the displays.
Displays in Stores.
special displays in their windows fea-
turing the posters. while small shops
and the windows of business houses
generally will be covered with the
posters. There is q wide variety of
posters. ranging in size all the way
from d giant billboard poster. twenty
feet long. to tiny stickers an inch
square, which will be attached to
packages. Supplies of these small
stickers have been turned over to the
laundrieS, and they also will be dis
tributed among all the merchants
with the request that at least one is
put on every package. The following
message is on the stickers: Think:
Have You Bought Your Limit-Fourth
Liberty Loan?'
By beginning the work of distribut-
ing the posters tomorrow. the liberty
mi fn N a
work completed by Friday night, so
that when the campaign opens Satur-
day the city will be literally ablaze
with advertising matter.
An intensive indoor solicitation cam
paign has been arranged for the loan
drive and the committee which will
have charge of the successful fulfill
me1t of this task met at the H street
headquarters this morning. Chairman
George Harris presided.
The first formal meeting of the sub
committee on citizens associations, of
which Commissioner Brownlow is
chairman. will be held tonight in the
board room of the District building.