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The sun., 1918-12-21
XMAS FESTIVITIES
WILL START TO-DAY
Stock Exchange Employees to
Hold Third Annual Ccle.
bration in Afternoon.
BONUS GIFTS BY BANKS
War Camp Community Service
Plans a Week Of Holiday
Pleasure for Warriors,
BONUS GIFTS BY BANKS

several hundred employees Of IA
New York Stock Exchange will satbc,
on the floor OF the Exchange q,
o'clock this afternoon to take part +,
the third Christmas celebration given
by the members TO the workers and
their families. The celebration will
last from 8 until s. A band will NAV
and a male chorus will sing.
Santa Claus will meet all O, ,hs
guests personally and will give each
one a holiday token. Elaborate 70.
freshments have been prepared
special tribute will 10 pail IN
those who have died or have been
wounded In the service OF the country
The Exchange gave sixty-three men IA
the armed forces OF the nation and q,
these three have been killed. yhus
others were wounded. Financial holm
has been given to the families OF eli
those who have borne arms with tho
exception Of one who, in the service
OF the Government, received n larpsr
salary than he did as an employee nj
the Exchange. Several men who nav.
been discharged from the service and
who have developed diseases con.
tracted while in uniform are being
cared for in a sanitarium at the E1.
changes expense.
Christmas bonuses will be distributed
by number OF banks among their
employees. The Mercantile Trust and
Deposit Company announces the nav.
ment to its employees OF 10 per cen,
OF their salaries as extra compenss.
ton for 1918. making 20 per cent. for
the year.
Citizens National. 40 Fer Cent.
The board of directors OF the CT.
liens National Bank yesterday de-
clared quarterly dividend OF PIP
per cent. and an extra dividend Of
per cent, payable January 2. and at
the same time authorized the paymer,
OF extra compensation to the en-.
pioyees for the quarter ending Decem.
Der 81 amounting to 20 per cent, o.
their annual salaries. making 40 per
cent. extra compensation for this year
The United States Mortgage and
Trust Company directors, after decIar.
ing the usual quarterly dividend Of
per cent. yesterday. voted to officers
and employees an additional comper.
Sation OF 20 per cent. OF their ANNA,
Salaries.
No soldier or sailor in New York
or any OF the other large cities Of the
country-need feel lonely or at a loss
for friendly welcome on Christmas
day. A nation wide programme OF en-
tertainment has been arranged by the
War Camp Community Seryl,e for
men In uniform. Several hundred
thousand dollars wall be spent by the
organization in providlnS dinners.
theatre parties. dances and gifts ,5r
soldiers and sailors who cannot 30 to
their homes for the holidays
1t is estimated that $1,000 service
men will be on leave in New Yo-f
Christmas day, as the city Is the arh
OF the debarkation system and the
recreation centre of the eastern ra-'
or the country. Almost as many .r.
likely to be here on New Years nay
while still others will have liberty N
town during the intervening days Ar
almost continuous round Of entertain.
ment has been planned from Christ.
mas eve to New Years night, IN 90
operation with the War and Navy D..
partmentS
The sun., 1918-12-21
RED CROSS EXPECTS
WHTRLWIND FINISH
Many Enrolments Still Need
cd to Bring the City Up
to It's Quota.
BANKS DO THEIR SHARE
Total of 118 Out Of 1872 in
Two Boroughs Have 100
Per Cent. Record.

The Red Cross Christmas Roll Call
seems to be following the usual course
OF war drives in New York city--a
fair Jog-along gait during the first
part, a period Of sagging and dis
enlargement Just before the end and
a wild. whirlwind finish carrying the
campaign over the top and some way
beyond. At lezst the roll call has run
true to form UP to and including the
second part, and 1t is hoped that the
triumphant finish will not be lacking.
But last night a pessimistic report was
given out by the committee at sos
Fifth avenue, in which II. d. Camp
bell. the chairman, admitted that I'm
less there is a great bound forward
In enrollments New York will have
cause to hide her head. The campaign,
he said, was only yielding 40 per cent.
Of the results 1t should yield.
"There are many obstacles" he said.
MANY persons are still paying on the
third and fourth Liberty Loan bonds
and on pledges made last spring to the
Red Cross and in the autumn to the
United War Work campaign. But
every one should remember that the
roll call doesn't involve long drawn
out payments. One dollar pays the
dues for a year. and all is over"
Greatest Police Mobilization.
The workers are girding their loins,
therefore, to garner a mighty harvest
to-day and Monday, the last two days.
The police force of the city and all
police reserves will be on the job,
each one with punches OF the Red
Cross Service flags" and hundreds
OF buttons. The traffic cops will boost
the drive from their stations. and 49,
900 reserves, men and women, will
canvass the town tonight. 1t will
DO the largest mobilization Of these
reserves since the munitions plant at
South Amboy blew up.
The street canvass by the women
workers is under the supervision OF
Mrs. Paul Forester Mrs. Frederick
l.. Lutz and Miss Dorothy Eldred.
Women canyassers are not encour-
aged to court illness by wearing the
Red Cross uniform, which Is not cal
culated 20 keep off the cold breezes.
hut every one must have the large
round button with her official num-
Der.
The sun., 1918-12-21

An Exception In This Administrator
sGnty-Anyhow. I'm one prominent per-
son who doesn't come from the South.
The sun., 1918-12-21
Eleven Millions Enrolled.

Der.
Eleven Millions Enrolled.
National headquarters in Washing
ton announced last night the following
results from the various divisions:
Atlantic Division-New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut - $500, 900
members.
Central Division-Illinois. WILSON,
sin, Nebraska, Iowa and Michigan
4.0O0, 900.
Pennsylvania, Delaware Division
100000.
Lake DIvislon-Indiana, Ohio and
hentucky-1,l7s,000.
Southwestern Division - Missouri,
Arkansas. Oklahoma, Texas and Kan
sas-1. 050,000.
Southern Division-North and South
Carolina, Georgia. Tennessee and
F1orida-20S,0 900.
Red Cross memberships for Christ
mas gifts are suggested as peculiarly
appropriate. because they have the
spirit OF good will to men. 1t is also
urged that folks with much money
sign the roll and turn over the dollar
for those whose purses are not SO
full. The directors have sent the fol-
lowing message to all churches and
synagogues In the city:
There are many poor people in
New York who cannot afford to buy
a membership in the Red Cross. Many
OF them would appreciate service
flag in their windows. May We ask
members OF your church who feel
60
such families? The Red Cross will
see that the service flags and buttons
are delivered"
Many 100 Per Cent. EnroIments,
The report from New York head
quarters was not all discouraginR
w. f. Taylor, vice-president OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
and chairman OF the Red Cross In
dustrial Division, said that his divi-
sion would answer all expectations as
to enrolments. Accounts of 100 Der
cent enrolments were coming in fast
The department store division reports
1861 enrolments.
Tho banks and trust companies'
committee OF the Industrial Division
reports through its chairman, Thomas
Hildt, that the latest institutions Civ
ing 100 per cent enrolment are the
Chase National Bank, Fifth National
Bank, Fulton Trust Company, Ma
uonal City Bank, Equitable Trust
Company, National Bank OF Hayti.
Broadway Savings Bank, East River
Savings Bank. Irving Savings Bank.
New York Savings Bank and Com
monwealth Savings Bank. One hun
bred and twelve banks, almost Sc Der
cent. OF the 1872 in Manhattan and
The Bronx, have enrolled their entire
personnel. representing more than
10000 employees.
King Georges Double Here.
The Stage Women's War Relief.
which Is conducting a lively cam
paign for the Red Cross from its or
namental booth on the steps OF the
Public Library, created furore yes
terday by getting King Georges
double TO pin buttons on all
new members. He is Henry War
wick. a British army officer. who
often has impersonated the King In
charades.
Brooklyn has so far obtained 74.2l6
new members for the Red Cross.
Magistrate Francis Y. Mancuso
proved himself a good campaigner for
the Red Cross yesterday when he en-
rolled as members in that organiza-
ton twenty defendants who had been
brought before him in the Harlem
police court for violating the sanitary
code. The Magistrate suspended som
tence on condition that each viola tor
pay a dollar TO the mercy organiza-
ton.
The sun., 1918-12-21
A Historic Parallel.

IN Mho ~ 1NHOFfh
PATERSON, N. J.. December 20.
The sun., 1918-12-21
Smoking on the Elevated Platforms.

NEW YORK. December 20.
The sun., 1918-12-21

London once, 4o-4S Fleet strest
Paris once, Rue de Ia MichodierA on
Rue du Quatre Septembre.
Washington once, Munsey, building.
Brooklyn once, Room 202. Eagle Bund-
inR aO3 WashiuWton street
The sun., 1918-12-21

~ our friends Who fapor u tottA ssesst,-
scripts dRd iHHstrafiOHs for publication ctaA
10 hape rejected articles returned they sassf
In oil easeS send stamps for that purpose.
Z TELEPHONE. BEEKMAN. 22oo.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
COIN FLIP DECIDES
ELECTION N:LOCAL MAN
CALLED 'TAILS'-LOST
Secretary OF Mt Vernon
Chamber OF Commerce
Figures In Convention

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lDerue. which de1I1e rs comparative
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t,szr 81 Commerce were Nominated for
1iss. ysossitsQu Of trustee 0a rhe 2sso-iz-
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com W1.s 1b@4n rzTgsed and i.E faIEiz=
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
MANY PITFALLS IN HIS PATH
N--h TrE-s IN OF +sosier Szysna
nz- Lar SEsCE1 Have an
E-s G1eo Memory

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
TAG FIDO Or
PAY A FINE
Sheriff Mossh0lder Issues An
UItImatum
WILL ARREST OWNERS
Drastic Measure Adopted To
Force Observance
OF The Law
WILL ARREST OWNERS

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
BUT FIVE CASES
SMALLPOX IN THIS
CITY IN EPIDEMIC
F0ur Contracted Away From
Here; Disease Under
Control Nov

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slullEg,S,x uitrrunrbuIr 1be sa41e ErIlF
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
SIDE-D00R PULLMAN
SERVICE POOR; LADS
ENLISTMENT DELAYED

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Nsnsneif- Ee-d hefter ~ hack ~
Manila uss- the Do arafi0n 81
ne q tES b0gs uho % izz@d Clerk
Evan ~ fae daft bDsrl Monday ~ an
afteart 20 seeure rransB1r-srion -
s-5funi.us 20 enlist in re army
The boys uer@ nOt 2 selr4 ald and
had hard that there vss reerrlirfu..
station here when informed char
they elaia enIisf only ~ C1Irmbus ~
CIereIznd- their heads dropped
TheT had been tvo ozgs in getting
from Mansfield here On aer8uuf %
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PEu-1sns
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
The Real Kaiser

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30

Es=x 1zaA n Eezz Esr Thr. %Irrn american lr-nfi=6
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THESE
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
JOHN WOLFE NAMED
DEPUTY AUDITOR BY
RINEHART MONDAY
Dsnville Resident VIII As
sumo Duties At Court
House May l

Col-n1F Auditor A H. Rinehsr7 On
Mrs1dHF officially Funftruned rrrno0rs 0g
ihe a1gslsiriIB IBet1 20 1slhn J. Waife q
Iianrille a. degunF auditor taking the
Jas0e Cd AIlsn Jsianson- Who resignsa
s.eEerzl weeks aso Mr. Wolf- has
i,s,esn Il rs-siGsl1s oI Ifz1rfile and Eui0n
township for several FezarE- Tnffl re-
ts1rr1lE ne held the position - assist
am fzshier al tbe na1vfIBe trank-
The new degsu1v VII i.esin his
dU1ies al the eE,urr hssuse On MsF J.
ar- W0afe eEs.eers 80 rnar- his family
no falss edtF-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
WARN DRIVERS
Fnennen Decree That Feh1c-
les Mast Net Be Parked
Near EngIse HsRse

Id-sniiitrE ed nnR lire ititJasrTnlEIH
llilE's assfinsid a ws-IuilIEs ao drivers cd
rT'utiEE iui.zsiit.s and azuHnmIIfiies-'TlE.-
AIifilH I'd EVERY Eind-nIH nB lzlriE their
E'tiiiitiis.s WdItEin ~ 5s.sH al Hbe IiLIs.r sIn
uitls ninth SHE ad nIhs lruiiIe suEiGre m
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tf me du1FImHn nEn1uIILs a V;I-sIm ssEtil,-
l'tid 'tIi-tstf1lF m fuIuu al uns llIity
Ntinffh lItfsEsss ahE ENGINE hHIsss ntErrs
SihiEiid a asln iluUE ,iimE m Eis VIZ
an NlHIilu lEHss+ l'-stin run aInn lw 1ns
iI'e ErntE IEIid lIghaiigr B's,ssn ti,fInIii
iiiiDtd and abt's tDIiid lss mo hs4.llE Hn
-'tfmftus Ehe W;ssaIu
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-04-30
Y. HITTERS WALLOP
SPARTA AGGREGATION
Local Nine Victorioas, 1913,
In Second Game OF
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RENDERS HUSBAND
COMPOSITION INA
M'FADDEN RECITAL
Mrs. Sillman Kelley Plays
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ORDERS INDUCTION
MAJ PeaIer AaE7ses Le,1sl
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To Camp

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TARR INJURED WHEN
AUTOMOBILE UPSETS
Other Occupants OF Car Es-
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BUYS HALF INTEREST
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MANY PEOPLE
WOW sTAgTuss1 SAVINGS &C
COUNTS mETEs TEzE EUckEeE
STATE BUILDING AND Loer
COMPANY

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MT. VERNON CHURCH OF
CHRIST NEARS QUOTA
In EMERGENCY DRIVE

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