Her service of which it stood much in need. Under the present system, the Salvation Army home in Spokane, which embraces this part of Idaho, receives $900 for its overhead service. Why the Salvation Army was a success in France was because of its success overseas here before the war. Our officers and soldiers only did there what they had been trained to do and had done over here for a quarter of a century. Remember a dollar given to the Salvation Army in these drives, 100 percent is spent on the work represented. No salaries whatsoever are paid out of your gifts. Every dollar you give for charity goes for charity. The same rule applies to every feature of the work. Thus remember at the close of this drive this organization will not ask you to feel, however, what you have given after this explanation, is sufficient, the local committee will not hear from you. To whom, not yet subscribed, allow this explanation to govern your decision. Sincerely Yours, T. Leonard, county chairman. J. S. Heckathorne, County treasurer. F. L. Parsons, Chairman Elks committee. J. P. Mix, Assistant chairman of Elks committee. John Woody, Elks, committee. Miss L. Skattaboe, County school representative. W. D. Humeston, Potlatch chairman. T. P. Jones, Bovill chairman. Rev. J. T. Munton, Dear  Chairman H. P. Hull, Kendrick chairman. Mr. Porter, Juliaetta chairman. Wm. Duthie, Troy chairman. Postmaster, Genesee. E. F. Baldwin, Field representative. Several hours. 