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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-11-07
TAX NOTICE.

The treasurer's Office will be open
for the collection of State, county,
school and all other taxes from the
18th day of October, 1918, until the
18th day of March, 1919, inclusive.
From the first day of January.
1919, until the 31st day Of January,
1919, a penalty of one per cent. will
be added to all unpaid taxes. From
the 1st day of February, 1919, a
penalty of two per cent. will be added
to all unpaid taxes. From the 1st
day of March; 1919, until the 18th
day of March, 1919, a penalty of Z
per cent. will be added to all unpaid
taxes.
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skytnou zamestnani tovarnam
Y jiste mife, ,ac ne v dosavad-
MIN rozsahu. 4
! Co Sc tyka elektrickych stro-
jill, nastrojd, parnich strojd a
kotid a jinych, lie ocekavati ne
nahle klesani dosavadnich cen
pc valce. Poptavka po tomto
druhu strojd pritomne jest zna
cna nasledkem velk6ho upotre-
beni pri stavbe lodi obchod.. j
vaecnych a zbrojirnach, jakez
] v kazdem odboru prdlnyslu
nyni v pine cipnosti dodavkami
valecnymi.
Ceny odevnich latek a vsech
druhd tkanin z velke cast zpa-
enc zlevni. Cena americke bavl
ny vsak neklesne po dobu sesti,
az osmi mesicI po valce, jezto
yiditelne zasoby v Anglii, Fran
eli, Italii a Spanelsku, jakoz j
v Hofhndsku a Skandinavn jsou
velmi male, kdezto ony v ze-
mich centralnich mocnosti jsou
temer upne vycerpany. Nemec-
ko zvlast6 bude Sc namahati "a
sobiti Sc bavlnou, alb yjeho prI
mysl textilni co nejdrfve byl pfi
veden do behu. Jest ovsem otaz
kou, jak dalece bude Nemecko
v stavu zkoupiti bavlnu, jezto
jeho kupni sfla bude znacne O.
mezena nedostatkem uveru.
Cena lepsfch druhu vlny nej
spise klesne, zvlaSte co sc tyka
americkeho trhu, mpphem citel
neji nez cena bvlny, jezto Spoj.
tStaty dovazi velke mnozstvi vi
ny, "a niz b6hem poslednich
dvou let platila vysoke dovoz-
ne. Mimo to potreba vlny pro
armadu a namofnictvo temer
odpadne, cimz nejvetsi kupec
vlny z trhu zmizf. Vylouceni ma
ST vlady jako kupce obuvi, Sc
del a jinych vyrobkd z kIze
bude ddlezitym cipitelem We sni
zenf cen takovych vyrobka po
ya)ce. !,
Neni treba uvadeti vsecky
druhy potreb podrobne, ale mi
re Sc "a to miti, re kazdy odbor
prGmyslu, v kteremz nejenom
nase ylada, ale i vlady vsech
z,apasicich narodl byly vydat-
nVmi kupovaci, pociti pomerne
" kratkem case po ukonceni val
ky, nasledek ztraty tohoto OBJ
chodu civilniho, a pricin ku sni
3eni cen.
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NlNulIllINAIlIaIlIlIlAIlIlIIIIIIII'''"

1NdIlItdld JoClIl, LC pO IIlcliI
odchodu nebude miti panstvo
nikoho k posluze a re take ne
mocna tim utrpi,. avsak baron
vyvratil me namitky, rka, re
osetrovatelka Rubellova a slu-
zka Porcherova vsechno zasta
nou. Nezbyvalo mi tedy nez Wy
dati Sc ma cestu do Torquaye,
jakz mi bylo narizeno.
Pred odchodem navstivila
jsem jeste slecnu Halkombovu,
jiz bylo znacne lepe, avsak ma
tvafi jeji zracila Sc jakasi bo-
lestna starostlivost, ktera vzbu
zovala We nine obavy. Pres to
ale musila jsem asi ma tri dny
cdejiti a zanechati nemocnou
CHI osobe. Skoro sc mi zdalo,
re baron schvalne z domu mne
posila re vyhledani vhodne-
no bytu jest jenom zaminkou,
"a kterou mann byti ma cas- z
domu odstranena. VGbec poci-
nalo mi byti v tomto dome vse
chino podezrelym.
Vyhledala jsem podle rozka
zu mi udeleneho v Torquayi
vhodny byt a vratila Sc tretiho
dne doma. Kdyz pax jsem po-
dala baronovi zpravu vysled-
ku sve cesty, a kdyz jmenova-
la jsem tastku, "a kterou mdze
byti ziskan byt mnou vyhleda-
ny, odpovedel mi kratce, ,Tze ta-
koveho bytu potrebovati nemh-
re, tot pry pfilis mnoho penez.
V te chvili nabyla jsem urcite-
no presvedceni, re byla jsem
vyslana z domu jenom pod IL
chou zaminkou.
Prvni, co jsem Sc po SVEN ma
vratu dozvedela, bylo, re hra-
be a hrabenka oskovi odjeli a
ze nalezaji Sc nyni We vlastnim
bytu Londyne. Dale vyptava
la jsem Sc, jak dari Sc pani ba
ronce. Bylo mi receno, ze pra-
We dnesnlho dne poprve z luz
ka povstala a re jest j znacnG
lepe. Chtela jsem jeste ved6ti,
co della sleCna Halkombova, a.
IL tn dostala jsem odpov6d' Wy
hybavou a neurcitou, tax ze
jsem nevedela, ,jak O tom mann
souditi.
Presvedcila jsem Sc, re PAM
baronka skutecne znacne Sc 70
tavila, 'nebot mohla jiz bez CHI
pomoci pfechszeti po pokoji
Hned jak mne spatrila, stala Sc
veselejsi narikala 81, re cd n
koho nemuze Sc dovedeti, jail
dari sc jeji sestre, kterou v po
sledni dobe nemohla navStevt
vati, jsouc sama churava. O
chotne pomohla jsem il pri o
5lekani vysla jsem s nj z,
svetnice. Chteiy jsme jiti spo
lecne ku slecne Halkombove.
Ma chodbe potkaly jsme ba
roma Percivala. .Patrne mas il;
oCekaval.
Kan jdcs?" zeptal Sc sv,
ranzelky.
"K sestre Marii," odpove
della.
"Usporim ii snad zbytecn,
zklamani," pravil baron Perci
val, "kdyz ii sdelim, re il ne
najdes."
"ze il nenajdu?"
"Ne! Odjela vcera $ hrabe
TEN a hrabenkou do Londyna.
Baronka zachvela Sc ma ce
lem tele hrozne zbledla. O
pfela Sc mlcky O zed' tax di'
ne ma sveho manezla sc zahle
della. ia sama byla jsem tout
zpravou tax prekvapena, ze NJ
mohla jsem ami slova promlu
viii.
"Nenl mozna" vykrikla n,
nj PAM baronka hiasem, kter,
po celem dome Sc rpzlehl. 'Kd
jest lekar? Kdo tomu1 dovoli
oh,r ~ -, ri, n Ss 4se..s i a ~,
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'WllnIIIiIIIuB III

Do1 OAhd SPCoAC pIOlllCudlCa q
vsechny pokoje, pri cemz byla
jsem il pruvodkyni. Pc s1ecne
Halkombove nebylo, nikde ami
pamatky. Kdyz .posledni svet-
nici jsme prohledaly, pravila
ke mne baronka septmo:
"Neodchazejte, pani Michel
sonova! Pro boha neopoust6jte
mne !"
"Drive nez mohla jsem il cd
povedeti, vysla ven ma chodbu
9 pristoupila k svemu manze-
lovi.
"Co to ma znamenati, Perci-
vale?" pravila k nemu. "Preji
S; rozhodne vedeti, co to vlast-
ne znamena?"
"To znamena," odpovedel
baron rozpacitym dsmevem,
re slecha Halkombova byla
vcera dosti silnou, ably mohla
s hrabetem a hrabenkou odjeti
do Londyna."
"Do Londyna?"
"Ano "a odtamtud odjede d,
Limmeridgu.'
Baronka obratila Sc nyni ke
mne.
"Reknete mi, pani, zdaz Sc
stra mole mohla jiz cestu do
Londyna nastoupiti?"
| "Nez jsem odjela do Torqu-
aye byla slecna jeste v tako-
VEN stavu, ze bych nikdy k je-
jfmu odjezdu nesvolila."
:. Tato mole odpoved' barona
velmi 'popudfIa. Usklibl Sc ma
mne, ale nerekl niceho.
"A proc nevada mne Marie
s sebou?" zeptala Sc dale pani
!haronka.
"Ponevadz must promluviti
drive tvym strycem v Limme-
ridgu, nez Sc tam budes moci
vratiti," odpovedel baron Per-
cival. "Vzdyt jscm ii prec uka
zal psani cd tveho stryce, KITE
re doslo pro tvoji sestru hned
na pocatku jeji nemoci. Coz sc
jiz nepamatujes?"
Zach pamatuji se."
+ proc Sc tedy tolik divis, ze
te opustila? Prejes 81, abys mo-
hla Sc vratiti do Limmeridgu a
tvoje sestra tedy tam odjela,
ably ii vymohla svoleni tveho
stryce k navratu."
Oci uboh6 baronky zalily sc
slzami.
Marie jeste nikdy mne neo-
pustila, jeste nikdy neodjela
bez rozlouceni."
| "Nechtela te vyrusovati," cd
povedel baron, "ostatne mann
tech vyklada jiz az po kirk
! Chces-li jeste neco vedeti, tax
pfijd' Ia mnou do jidelny. MI
sim Sc napiti vina."
Po tech slovech odesel.
Jeho pocinani bylo nejiste 3
podezrele.
; Zach snad sestfe stalo Sc ne
Ico neobycejneho," pravila ba
ronka teskne po jeho odchodu
l"Musim jeti "a nj, muslin vedi
I'll, kde jest! Pojd'te, prosim
'se mnou? Pojd'te, pdjdeme "a
. baronem do jidelny."
! Vahala jsem, obavajic sc, Z.
by baron mohl povazovati moi
lpfitomnost "a dotiravost; sd9
lila jsem tuto obavu pani barol
ice, avsak tato nedbala mycl
.slov. Drzela mne pevne "a ru
ku a tax mne temer nasilim d,
nutila, re musila jsem jiti s n
. do jidelny, kde baron sedel S;
} moten u stolu, popijeje z veil
. Ike lahve vino.
Pozorovala jsem jak ma NM
vrhl jedovaty pohled; nez m,
; hla jsem pronesti n9kolik slo'
ku sve omluve, osopil Sc n,
! j fmne a pravil ptisnyllS hlasem
t"tCoz mystic, ze. Sc tn deli ne
= H. Z 4 N i -
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"Kdyz mohla Sc mole sestra

Ivydati ma cestu, mohu uciniti
Itak i ja," pravila pani baron
1ka. "zadam te tedy, abys omlu.
|vil moji starost 0 Marii a dovo-
llil mi, abych jeste odpolednim
|vlakem mohla jeti "a MI"
! "MusiS cekati az do zitrka,"
lodpovedel il baron Percival.
["Nedas-li Sc do te DOLBY odvra-
ltiti cd sveho dmyslu, mizes
ljeti. Jeste dnes budu psati hra
Ibeti Foskovi do Londyna a pri-
pravim no ma tvdj prichod."
! "Proc chces psati harbeti Fo
'lskovi?" ptala Sc baronka v nej
lvetsfm podiveni.
I "Chci no vyzvati, ably te S po
|lednim vlakem ocekaval," fekl
baron Percival, stale Sc vyhy-
lbaje zrakdm sve manzelky.
l"Uvita te ma stanici a doprovo
'ldi te do sveho bytu, kdez bu-
tdes moci noe straviti."
/ Pant baronka hrozne Sc NY
mi zachvela, aniz bych mohla
uhodnouti pricinu jejf hrizy.
| "Neni treba, ably hrabe Fo-
lsko ma stanici mne ocekaval,"
lpravila, "radeji stravim noe v
'Inejbidnejsim hostinci londyn-
lskem."
i "Avsak mus{s Sc tomu podro
biti ;nemdzes piece vykonati
lsama celou cestu az do Limme-
tridgu ku svemu stryci. Musis
pfenocovati v Londyne a nesvo
) linn k tomu ,abys ubytovala Sc
" hostinci. Fosko sam nabidl
.ltvemu stryci, ze te We SVEN do
Ime pres noe ponecha a stryc
ljeho nabfdnuti pfijal. Tuto je
lod neho list. Chtel jsem ii jej
ljiz dnes rano poslati, ale zapo-
!mnel jsem ma to. Precti 81 jej a
viz, co o tom pise tvdj stryc."
/ Pani baronka chvili divala
Sc ma papir, nacez podala jej
|mne.
| "Prectete mi to-" pravila
mdfym hlasem, "neyim, co mi
,,jest - nemohu jej sama cisti." :"
"Pfecetla jsem dopis, ktery
znel kratce takto: "Mila Lau-
70, prijed', jakmile ii bude mo-
zno. Zkrat svoji cestu tim, ze
prenocovati budes v Londyne
v bytu sve tety Foskove. Lituji,
ze Marie jest nemocna. Srdec-
ne te pozdravuje tvaj stryc Be
drich Fairlie.''
TX Foskovi nepdjdu a neni
treba abys mu psal," prohlasi-
Ia nyni baronka tax rozhodne,
re baron Percival Sc az ulekl
a znovu sahl po sklenici.
"Vzdyt ale tvoje sestra, Ma
rie Halkombova take byla u ne
no." odpovedel plase.
"Nevefim tomu" odpovedela
baronka povysenym hlasem.
} Marie nestravila by nikdy noe
pod strechou tohoto cloveka." :"
"A prece tam spala, ably me-
musila cestu do Limmeridgu
bez odpocinku vykonati. NaSe
I duj jejiho prikladu. Ostatne
! mne mnoho neobtezuj, jinak
nepojedes vdbec nikam."
Pc tech slovech prudce cd
! stolu povstal a vysel ven.
Dude lepe, kdyz odejde-
me- pravila jsem, "baron jest
lponekud napily."
;. PAM baronka pokynula hla.
: |vou opustila Sc mnou jidel-
! Byla pevne presyedcena, ze
Sc slecnou Halkombovou stale
3 1se neco neobycejneho. a kdyz
! dczvedela Sc, jakym zpdsobem
-Ivystyan byl 2 domu lekar Daw
son, tu teprve utvrzena byla y
4 tomto pfesvedceni.
: "Neni .pochyby," pravila
ol"ze hrabe lekare dmyslne ura,
Nh~v
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NASTAINE SNfzENf CEN 20
UzAVkENf MlRU?

sich vysokych cen potfeb xivot
hich jsou velke dodavky pro
yladu. Snad neni ami jednoho
znacnejsfho prumyslu, ktery
by nebyl podllen ma vikdnich
dodavkach. d Ty pozadavky Via
dy byly tax nutne, ze nebylo Ga
su ma presne stanovenf ceny a
rasledek toho bylo znacne stou
PAM cen nejen vyrobkI, jez
|vlada kupovala, ale nasledkem
|vycerpanych zasob i tech vyrob'
XII, jez byly urceny pro sirsi O.
becenstvo.
V nemale mire prispA k ivy.
Semi cen vojensky odvod vice.
nez 100000 muza z rdznych
Iodvetvi prdmyslu vyplyvaiici
IL toho nedostatek d9mictva j
nutne stoupani delnicke mzdy.
v minulych obdobich blahoby-0
tn bylo lie vzdy pocftati ma sill
ny prival pristehovalectva, z
nehoz Sc velkym dilem rekruto
vala armada delnictva tovarni
no. V mnohych letech tento pfi
val cftal az pres million osob,
naproti tomu v letech 1915,
1916 a 1917 tento prirdstek ob
nasel sotva 100000 osob.
Dalsi pficinu vysokych cen
lie hledati v nedostatku LODI
stva, zavinene nicenim lodi po
norkami a minami. Ma sta CEN
nych nakladd bylo potopeno
timto zplsobem. Doprava lodni
byla valne zmensena a v mno-
hych pfipadech uplne preruse-
ma. Co ztrata jedine lodi zname
ma, jest zjevno z prfpadu znice
nj lode nedaleko pobrezi Jer-
sey nemeckou ponorkou, pfi
Demz ma IL millionh liber Gu
kru, masa a jineho zbozf a su
rovin byfo utopeno poblize an
glickeho, francouzskeho a italv
skeho pobrezi.
Nedostatek lod'stva byl pri-
cinou, ze doprava potravin a su
rovin re vzdalenych krajin by
la temer 1plne zastavena. Au-
stralsky predseda ministerstva
sdelil nedavno v New Yorku,
ze ma 100000 tun obili v ia
mni zemi jest pfipraveno k do
prave. Posledni sklizen psenice
| v Argentine byla jednou z nej
vetsich v poslednich letech, ale
pro nedostatek lodi 'nelze po-
mysleti ma jeff vyvoz.
Sdeluje Sc, re nakladarny
v Montevideo v Chile, jsou ma
plneny masem a byly nuceny
cdmitnouti dodavku dobytka z
Uruguay "a velmi levnou cenu,
an neni vyhlidky ma lodni do
pravu.
| z uvedepeho vysvfta, ze po u
zavreni miru zemedelske vyrob
ky, jako psenice, Tito, kukuTice
cukr a podobne Ia nedlouho
klesnou Gene nasledkem jich
dopravy z Australia, Argent
ny, Javy a jinych zemi. Zasoby
ony budou v dosti dobrem sta
WI pro spotrebu, jakmile bude
dosti dopravnfch lodi.
| Co Sc tyka drevarskych w.
rcbkd jest k ocekavani, ze ce-
ny neklesnou po dve az tfi leta
po valce. Cd zacatku valky mas
vyyoz prken do Evropy byl vel
mi slaby pasledkem nedostat-
ku lodi a vysokych dopravnich
cen, takze pravidelna spotre-
ba prken v Europe byla velmi
nedostatecne kryta. Vedle toho
tfeba uvaziti, re znovuzbudova
nj spustosenych krajin Belgie a
severni Francie Dude vyzadovat
j znacneho mnozstvi stavebniho
materialu,- hlavn6 drivi. Mimo
to domaci spotfeba znacne stou
pne, an Sc nech& ocekavati, ze
pc valce stavebni ruch znacn9
j czivi.
j Ceny jineho stavebniho mate
ria'u jako ocele, plechu ce.
nentu udrzi Sc po jistou dobu
| ma steine vvSi.
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PRONAJME Sc mensi domek
sam sobe pro mensf rodinu.
Haste Sc {. 3817 E. 81 ul. ma
karllne. 81
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PRONAJME Sc mensi byt pro
bezdetnou rodinu. Adresa sc
sdeli v adm. t. listu.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL WOMEN
READERS OF THIS pap

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AVOID FLU AND
PNEOMOHIA BY
sTER|L|z|hG MOST
London Epidemic of 1891 pro,,..
Ol Eucalypti (Eucapine salvs'
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Known.

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bad for girls sixteen and seventeen
years of age, and who further claim
to be perfectly happy and satisfied
with their occupation.
Undoubtedly the high salaried posi-
lions created by the war will cease
with the war, or otherwise go to dis
abled sailors and soldiers, as they
should, hence it would be well for
civilian young men and women to
avail themselves of the opportunity
offered by the telegraph companies
and learn telegraphy-a business that
always offers positions to a compe-
tent operator at a good salary.
Thanking you for your kind offer to
publish this communication relative
to the telegraph people and their
work, I remain,
Yours very truly,
L. LeBARON.
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

H movement to bring about the return of
troops through the port of Pensacola was launch
ed Monday by Mayor Frank D. Sanders, the
Chamber of Commerce and other enterprisins
citizens. Senators Duncan u. Fletcher and Park
Trarnmell have been wired, urging their cooper
alton in inducing governmental authorities to use
every possible influence to have troops returned
through this port.
/ Here, in rough outline, is how the War Depart
ment is planning to bring. the American soldiers
home:
i The American Expeditionary Force will be di-
vided into two armies, that which is to remain
Temporarily abroad and that which is to come
home.
The army which is to return will then be
broken up into segments Each segment or unit
will be organized on the basis of the location Of
the home of the Individual soldier
For instance, the New England division the
l26th, will remain unit las all it's men are from
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, etc.
But the Rainbow Division, which contains Ma
tional Guard troops from score of States, will
be broken up into units each of which includes
men from single State or from neighboring
States.
Then the United States will be divided into ten
or more districts. Each district will be fed by
one or seaports, from Maine to Texas Port
land will feed one New England district Boston
another. New York will feed it's own district,
which will probably include States as far west as
the upper Great Lakes, Philadelphia perhaps
Baltimore, the Hampton Roads ports. Charles
ton, Pensacola, Galveston Inlay possibly be as
signed to a district.
Then the men who hail from States in the New
York district will be sent to New York, the men
from the Galveston district will be sent to Calves
ton, and SO on. There will be no great influx of
thousands of men at any port, although New
York will receive more than others.
Commanding officers of divisions in France
will be instructed to detach men from the ''first
rehabilitation district for instance and entrain
them for a specified French port, where adequate
shipping will be waiting. In France, as in this
country, no one port will be used. The vessels will
then proceed direct to the port for which the men
aboard are destined, disembark their passengers
and return for another load.
The location of the camps and environments in
his country will have something to do with the
selection of the districts.
This program has not yet been officially ap-
proved and War Department officials will not
discuss it. 1t is considered likely however, that
he plan has been completed down to the last de-
all. g
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VOX POPUI
Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 10, 1918.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 10, 1918.
Editor Pensacola Journal.
AS an old and retired telegrapher, /
should like the public to know how the
employees of the telegraph companies
did their bit" in this and other cities
Of the union.
In regard to the local offices, it is
interesting to note in the last six
months of the war TIE telegraph of
fees in Pensacola have handled up
ward of ffty-eight thousand messages
month, making grand total OF
three hundred and forty-eight thou
sand messages, or nearly half mil
lion. In contemplating this splendid
accomplishment, you cannot blame me
for feeling just pride in the younger
members of my profession and the de
sire to have our people know they also
did their duty like the balance of true
Americans.
Among those who assisted in the
great work above mentioned were
twelve graduates of the Western
Union free school of biography at
Pensacola, and these young people are
still making fine records and earning
good salaries in this and other cities
of the country.
The art of telegraphy is interesting,
and any young lady or gentleman who
desires to learn it have a most excel
lent opportunity in this or any other
city where there is a Western Union
main office. Tuition, stationery, in
struments, light and heat are ali fur
nished free, and position is-await-
ing every student who proves eff
cient.
The idea that the life of telegra-
pher is all work and no play is not the
rule today. Take, for exmaple, two
young ladies that learned under me
One of them tells me she will draw
over ninety dollars this month, and
the other, only three months in the
service, says she will go over seventy
five for her months wages. Not so
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RED CROSS WILL
GIVE PAGEANT AT
YULETTDE FETE

A feature Of the Red Cross Christ
mas Roll Call in Pensacola will be the
production of a pageant during the
week of December 1928.
The pageant, or masque, has been
adapted from book by Percy Mac
Kaye, and the costumes and necessary
stage settings have been designed by
Robert Edmund Jones. Both Mr. Mac
Kaye and Mr.. Jones have established
international regulations for dramatic
work, and the presentation, which is
very elaborate and beautiful, will tell
the story of the Red Cross.
w. K. Hyer, chairman Of the Christ
mas Roll Call, said last night that ap-
pointment of organizers will soon be
made for Pensacola, and that it is in
tended to make this one of the notable
affairs in the history of the city.
The southern division has secured
the services of Miss Carolyn Cobb,
one of the most talented dramatic
artists and energetic executives in the
South, as division director of the
pageant.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-20
PLAN XMAS FETE
FOR SERVICE MEN

At meeting of the War Camp
Community Service held yesterday af-
ternoon in the Offices in the Brent
building, the committee of ladies, of
whom Mrs. E. c.. Maxwell is chair
man, made tentative plans for the en-
tertainment of the service men on
Christmas day.
It is planned to have many Christ
mas festivities, which will be partici-
pated in by the War Camp Commun-
ity Service, the Knights of Columbus,
the Jewish Welfare Board, and all
fraternal organizations in the city.
While no definite plans were made
yesterday afternoon, it was stated
that each organization would prob
ably work out it's individual plan for
entertaining, in it's own way.
Committees will be appointed, and
the entire city will be enlisted in
making the celebration of the day in
keeping with the cause for which it is
planned