VOL. IX
Ne* York, Dec 5,-The Brit* |
ish transport Orea, with 1,9^
American troops aboard^ anlved
heretoday from Liverpool. She
19 the fourth transport to brin*
tttn^iofffoUi^
' The Oeapassed the transport
George Wtoog!?* fifty miles
?at at sea and the febowing
WtfsOn:
troops on the
io fee President of the United
Sta$?&*\;_ ?**' *' tl '?' >
r?p m B int.
United Stat*
1Ct? ?i4 8vx
tautfii by bife
jy i condition
To the people of Pitt coonty: >"?
Sogretf is the faith in the univer
sality of the K-;J Croasspirit thatthe
of that great organization, of which
Woodrow Wilson is president, to enroll ,
time the American people will express J
their moral and spiritual support of
the armies orf. freedom in the form of
Red Cross membership. ~ '
You know what the Red Cross is aod
What: it doesy that H is the ^afcest or- !
g*m*ation of any kind in the wprid,f
and the greatest force for good,espec-J
ialjy in the black Welter of the recent
warring nations; It^the one bright'
spot o? Hope, Humanity's Light.
All persons in the comity, yotmg and
requested to have a SSy dollardsc^ :
the 'week when t%s solicitor*, come
met. More at car boy* hare died from]
dimes than inm German bullet*
Thi ; |Jnite<J^ States governments ha?
25tn? m^u?hp m"iy?
fit. only for willing hands and ioving
hearts, throng the American Red Cite*
Those who ,:have returned ftom the
hospitals of ^the|
presenece of a RedCross Norse, all,
M!S^!ffi53SSKi
catching and are spread from person
to person b y means of droplet* of
t,cnn 1EO8U mn(niSi).,< docd
sprayed Into the ekwben careless ?e
Ignorant people cough or sneeze wlth
oat covering, tfcelr mouth and nosst; It
is atop good to fcndw thatpeople hare
learned something about the Valine of
fresh air. In aumner, when people
ma m ,1 ?-? r> mh if. ?
are largely- OQt 01 floors, tee respira
tory diseases (coughs, ?ilds, pneumo
nia, etc) are Infrequent! In the fidl,
as people begin to nbndn Indoors, the
respiratory dl^ases Increase; In the
Winter, when people we prone to; stay
in badly ventilated, overheated tteih^
t be respiratory diseases become very
prevalent v', -? '?"> ? " 13?lfp8
mercy. T
the machi
the benefit dflfc boys "Over tliere.
H??m
Herbift Bur
HKfc
Mo. W. A. PoOard
Mf.l.O.iPollord.
George Farmer
Dick Barries
Lewii
jLee Johnson...
jfoe BU Joyner
E. G. Martin.
FfedMcLUly
J. 'A. 'Barrett ?
Thad Clark :
RB.Bcnum. ? ....
Joe Asfcew
Lena Williams
S4 Joyner..;..
G? W.Hayes? -
Walter May? .
L. T. Artis
Bettie Joyner
Lillian Parker?,..
Willian King
Mrs. WiMiam King
William Holloway
Lyman Wootent.l.
fw?w.
^London4 Dec. 5 (Briti^i Wire
less S?vice)--Tbe political situ
ation in Germany continues fo
be extraordinarily obscure, says
the Amsterdam correspondent
of the Daily Express. Every
body else seems to be quarrel
ins with everybody else and
every member of the socialist
party is trying to outdo his com
rades in.the* fefrvw of his repub
licanism.^sv ^^y & q, k .
Two grave dangers, the cor
respondent declares, appeared to
be amiromt the-new German
republic. One is the separatist
movement headed by Kurt Eis
^ Bavarian leader, who
is that arising from the quarrel
Berlin jmiUitary soviet with its
majority/ of extremists and Bof
sheviki and the Berlin executive
committee.
- . , ? ?? " -T ?- ? <-:?y
David Tyson 5
W.T.Dixon- 2
Ben Vines .... 5
Jesse Taylor,....: 2
Cenn Barrett. 1
Jim Edwards .75
Mary Jane Bergerson 75
Taynor Reedick 50
Shade Hardy .50
Smithie Home... 75
Hattie'Smith? .25
Fannie Forbes : 50
Lucy Willis .25
William. D. Hin ton ...... ? .50
-Ester. Bagleyr? ? . ? .25
Bettie Hickman. ...... .25
Beauty Sterling. .50
Helen Tyson ,.25
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WillTSylor _ .25
Sophia Cur. .25
Raynpr Reddick.. .25
I L 'to be continued)