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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
4
The Treasury outlines a new war savings plan effective December 3, 1917. It offers thrift stamps at 25 cents and war savings stamps from 4.12 to 4.23 depending on the month, with certificates redeemable in 1923 for a profit. Thrift stamps convert to war savings stamps, and certificates allow investments as small as 25 cents.
University Council approves suspension of regular exercises for the 11 o'clock hour on Wednesday November 28 to hold the University Chapel Service. President Butler will deliver the address.
The Barnard Chapter of the Intercollegiate Socialist Society invites members and alumnae to an informal discussion on Women in Socialism. Miss Hutchison leads, based on August Bebel's book, Monday December 3 at 8 p.m. in Brooks Hall.
Barnard compares college war pledges and relief gifts from Adelphi to Vassar. Figures show Adelphi 750 for surgical dressings and 22 050 Liberty bonds. Miami 420 000 in 11 hours. Vassar 51 000 Liberty Loan and 3 000 relief. Mt Holyoke 50 000 bonds. Swarthmore over 2 000. Oberlin 7 000. and others ranging 1 200 to 12 000 items.
The big Library at 42nd Street coordinates sorting and distributing summer collected books to battle ships U S cruisers and Y M C A duty locally and abroad. Volunteers will label paste and pack in the basement with hours 9 to 5 and evenings as needed.
A Barnard War Relief letter from a captain at Hancock Sandy Hook notes unitary 203’s growth and urges knitting goods for front line regulars. Materials cost $265.23 with $75 in pledges and donations. knits like sweaters socks helmets wristlets and scarves are needed and Olive drab or gray are acceptable for 150 to 200 men ready for the field.
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