Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-21

War savings stamps will not be al- lowed to become a dead issue in Bis bee A hot local campaign, with the design of insuring a total absence of financial slackers will be conducted throughout the Warren district. TWO steps to make this end more easily gt- | tainable have been taken. One is he pledge card campaign which starts to- day with J. c. Ryan, county chairman, and his aides getting busy on those who are in financial position to take ! large amounts of stamps. Tie Eecond ! is the formation of war savings sucie- ties. three Of which already have teen brought into existence in the clty. This activity is in charge of L. H. Bovee, manager of the Woolworth store.
 An active society already has been organized at the Woolworth store, with seventeen members. The club or iginally was pledged to sell S240e worth of w. s. s. between now and the end of the year. However, this record will not satisfy its members, who intend far to exceed the pledge. In addition, societies have been formed at the Phelps-Dodge Mercantile company stores and the Fair store. Each of these has been pledged to take up specified amounts of stamps be- tween now and December 31. The Phelps Dodge pledge is $2O0OO i The societies will not content them selves with subscribing as individuals or groups; the members intend, indi- vidually and collectively to go out aft CT the elusive quarters and dollars of store patrons, both during business hours and afterwards. The members of these societies will be supplied at all times with w. s. s. and thrift stamps and, when supplying those who have signed pledges, a record of the name and amount of each sale will be talk en and later forwarded to the secrs- tary in charge of this branch of the work, so that the purchaser will be credited properly against the amount pledged.
 There is keen competition between the local clubs for per capital super iority in the amount of sales. When shopping in future. mention n the clerk how much of your change you want in w. $. s. or thrift stam3s | The personnel of the Woolworth company war savings society, fol l lows:
 Ola Benson, president; Oda Belle | Davis, secretary; Bledsoe Hambrick, 1 Virgie Summons. Hazel Harris, Hat tie Tabor. Mayme McQuilliam, Vera Dodge, Cora Kirkland. Hazel Pelot. Jessie, Downs, Edith, Brandt, Mary Hughes. Marion Leadbetter, Elsie Wat kins. Mary Adams. w. B. Taber
 The personnel of the Phelps Dodge society for the Bisbee district is ss follows:
 w. F. Haas. president; T. L. Hous- ton, secretary; Nora l.. Gray, Richard Arnold. E. NJ Arthur, w. H. Baird, Jack Barnes, Max M Cone Joe Dal- masso. M. l.. Drury, A. J. Fairclough, J. V. Ferron, Jose Garcia. s. R. Graves, Addie Hobbs. G. D. Hudson, Mabel l.. Henley, Grace Klutts, Iva Liggett, Frances Lippert. Henrietta Muat, Der tha H. Murray, Donald McGeein, Age nes McRae, William R. Potter, Pauline Rugraff, L. B. Rudolph, O. J. Schneid- CT, Thomas B. Scott, Audra E. Shot 1 well, Gladys Sisk, D. s. Smith. Walter I Steele. J. R. Storey. E A. Timmons, T C. F. Trott, Mrs. C. F.. Trott A. C. l Futile. Florence Wilson. Ruth Wishart. A. T. Sowle, w. H Stratton. D. A. I Kehol. Sue McKermert. Gertrude Arm strong. Bernice F. Bean, Jesus Sidoma. | A. F. Stewart, Georgia Bohmfalk, Fl. Callison, Mary E. Althouse. L. R De Renault. H L.. Jenkins. J. A. Vonk. O. Il NJ. Saelid. Grace Wagner, c. H. Cartee, R T. Allen. Cyril McGeein. A. F.. Ow- CTS. Mrs. A. Goldbaum. Bert Brown,