Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-04 | Page 42 | Stop Letters to Unknown Men in Army

Stop Letters I To Un Unknown Men in Army Molly Make Belleve will have to tomake tomake tomako make mako her exit from tho the United States army Uncle Sam says sho will have ha to go There will bo be no nomore nomore more moro tender lender epistles written to tho the Interesting and unknown hero who ho wears tho the olive drab Tho The war department at Washington Washington Wash nah ington has hns put a ban on romantic correspondences carried on through advertisement nd agencies or philanthropic philanthropic philan philan- societies who to the tho soldiers hoping to alleviate pangs of ot loneliness that th may invade ado camp life Officers In command of troops are aro directed not to furnish names of ot men to an any person seeking to correspond with soldiers with whom they are not personally ac ac- ac Any young woman wIshIng wishing wish wIsh- ing to correspond with a n soldier will havo hare to convince the war de department department de- de that ho lie Is an acquaintance acquaint acquaint- ance anco and that she Is not an agent of ot German propaganda The government finding that this promiscuous corresponding Is IB au an avenue for divulging valuable In Information In- In information formation 1 i Is protecting Itself as aa aswell aswell well as ns officers and men a against enemy propaganda anda b by making tho the above regulations regarding correspondence corre corre- with army men