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IRSTCiEEllCAw FORCE
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WASHINGTON!
were landed in Italy: ' yesterday, Ghiefcpf Staff
March announced todays These are mainl: san
itary forces, .ahd-have been. on the high seas for
some time. The outfit is discinct from that Gen
eral Pershing will send. ;
Gen. March made no announcement of other
overseas shipments "todav. Presumably this will
1 V,1rl T14-WC -ii- "4-U'a. "i, of Jthe GreenvHle .citizen Irere not
ucuciu,iwuuviii, wuciwatiiu uiav an-iprent for they would have heard
nouncement that .one million men . are now safe- ,omething that was in every way worth
lnettoiut House
Another enthusiatic meeting
was
pulled off at : the t3ourt' House la6t
night and tho$e present listened to one
of the most stirring and. uplifting talk?
that has been -heard .in sometime.
The speaker was' Dr. J. T, Mangum,
Social secretary of the Y. M. C. A. at
Camp Greene, . Charlottee. He dis
cussed the war, war savings stamps and
the Y. M. C. A. work and held his
appreciative audience spell Abound for
more than an hour.
. Dr. Mangum has seen duty in the
trenehes and expects to return to
France soon. It is a pity that more
ly in France will be given out. v
TheGhief of Staffs views on the situation at the
various front is favorable to the Allies. Reports
show that the Italians captured 18,000 Austrians
and resored their lines to practically where it was
before the Austrian attempt to break through.
FRETJCH REPULSED A STUBBORN
EflElY ATTiCK SOUTH OF AiSfJE
while. The address of Dr. Mangum
was indeed a masterpiece. His com
ing to Greenville will result in untold
good.
Mrs. F. M. Powell of Raleigh, is
guest at the Proctor.
Director o! the
Playground Has
Armed in City
-i, Mr. John acNeil of Quincy, Mass. ra-
rtved a hecity yesterda7 and
be in, charge of the Play Grounds.-
Beginning Monday mijning at ' 9
o'clock the: Evand stree grounds will
open with the boy scouts having a flag
raising. At 4 P. M. the high school
school grounds will open. 'y
he BJfans streets grounds will re
main open every day from 9 to 12
o'clock and the high school grounds
from 4 to .7 o'clock. The play grounds
will be conducted by the womens club!
and Mr. MacXeil will act as director.
Evans street grounds has already
been equipped with swings, slides, and
a giant stride. Mr. MacXeil is in hopes
of having' everything going- Monday.
Sand bins with shovels and pails will
be installed fof the little ones,
Plans are being made to establish
play grounds in all center of the city,
A very complete program has been ar-
Twn (lerrnnn fiplH '.cnms and rfftmpMronrh rnnr tnr sAmngea for the summer. The games
I. . m- --, 1 Will ue lmy gruuuu utrn, Biug uau, out.
(Bj Tie United Press)
PARIS. - German attempts to recapture pos
itions taken by the French south of the Aisne was
repulsed after-asfubbbrn battle yesterday, the
war office anndcedthis morning. -
Southwest of Rhefms there is sharp fighting.
The Italian forces hurled the Germans from ad
vanced positions temporarily occupied northwest
of Montdidied, inflicting losses to the enemy.
On their sector, the Americans raided, the ener
my lines last night, bringing back forty-eight pris
oners, including one officer. !
TmrJRmdQii Paris
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By The Unites Pess) I
.. PARIS. Germaifii airmen .ttATeJ
made a third raid on aria In isf inany
days, bombarding thacity last - night!
fprtwo hours,
ties.
Warning of the impending taid was
sounded at 10 :59. Enmy planes were
violently -bombarded aBfl-alreraft
batteries. 7Bomb8 wrjr dropped... but
there were no victims ." 7r -7 -'
, "All clear" was sounded. at42 ;30 this
morning. ' '.
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KflledDy
Three
Auto Cd7sion7'
Near ri-sfle
( XBy Unlte- ftsa i? 7
DANVltLEMi8S;iirjn fwJndor and
Raymond I? arbour MU instant
ly- and Miss . KeinT 'ieS-died a-. a
Greensboro hospital k rl j today a.a
result of an auto accfo 'Vneai-jftftds-
of the 'party, Is in. tt
The cause ofj; the
lision beiwee4 a efer
and a freight car. J-Tfh
ploded from' the impg'
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asse 2cf car
'Atleea:-
42 Casualti;
31
Him
LONDON; prisoners taken by the British in
their advance east of Nieppe forest yesterday to-
taiea over iour nunarea, uen.. naig , announces.
COR. JAS. BAUGHAM, W
AWDEDFKHM
jf Special f 6 Daily News)
WASHINGTON, " N. C, June 29.
Mrs. W. B." Baugham ( of this city, is
just in receipt f a postal card from
her husband Lleut. W. E. ' Baugham,
who U now in France, stating that" he is
just in receipt of ,a letter froni his'
brother Corporaf Jilofr JamesBa,ugham,
t ion corps, stating - that - he fias just
had his first engagement with theHun
who is a member otthe'rench Avia
airmen and as a result of h encoupter
he downed a German Bl-plane and for
ASHiGTON
(By The United
WASHINGTON. The War De
partment today ' reported forty-two
casualties among: the American forces
in France, divided as follows':
Killed in action, 5.
Died of wounds, 12.
Died of disease, 1.
Died of accidents and other causes,
Wounded severely, 14. -.Missing
in action, 7.
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The arrest o xe; Raymond; Johnson
last night by 'Policeman Cfuy 3aton;at
be Star . areboiuse;: he possessing -too
much Barley corn- or nionkey. rmnt f-
yealed tqdayr.fo. the officer - where a
blind. tiger old; pe . hcated: -
Johnson waff tried before' the mayor
this morning and fined, f 10 and costs.
Wiften asked where be secures hlajtrhls
key stated that -hk procured it-from
Charles Vaughan and -Sam Alien. - In
consequence of this statement Police-
jboji, JCaton arpoed with a search war
rant wen'to-the store of Van
Allen situated about one-ttfle-from
city.- The offffioer found one pint in
the, store and ahppt one gallon and a
half 4n ajujf ,ecretedin, a ditch about
twenty zeet of the store. Both vaughan
and Allen were arrested and given a
trial before Justice Bonntree,.1 this
morning. They were both found guil
ty and bound over ' to the next term
of -court in .the sura pf $10O each. The
bond was given. - - ' , . .
teNeUVtiitc
. Gives DanceIn
v. -
ing on war prof its; andr6fi(eering eisis;- mnfejf
duetto inordinate eeo!V others ; tbdacedv I
fraud, and still otfier? to'advaiitages-'iaken'
time Paction. : tMm
.aw'Feaerai ;irae W
oe oi tne Dig pacKers reapea a nunaxeja-una iony
i
million dollar profit in:the warars 15to917
lars representeU"'the-xvjeii. proafl prof ife?
PinCOMGeSOKFII
FOR 1'JAPv SA'iliIGS STflLiP
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HOOOr Of GtlBStS i"' - . Daily NWs iclies'tstMrjMthes--
Ch Wright, chairman of MiTe.th
k . . . - . -tuey too-nave rreacnea. me goai, .k--rr;.i
Pitt county received the following tele- . - : 1 . ;V, -
- s..tt Thetownships over rthe top-at-this :
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MissslCell(tVhite, one of Greenrflle's
cor foot ball, volley ball, and base ball,
and basket "ball. Teams and - leagues
will be organized v. . ;
EDAtOFHOH
this has been awarded" tha'CroijDe
Guerre by the French govOTjment."
This brave young American.i-is' a son
of the, late W. P. Baugham of Washing
ton and is well known throughout Eas
tern Carolina. - , .-
Ladies' Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid Soeietyof the Im-,
manuel Baptist ichurch-wili- -meet Mon
day afternoon-at KiSbin rthe ladl -s
parlor-of the church. ; ' f.'-
IflHAVAL
BRITISH Af!D GEIir:
FORCES EfGAGE EACH OTHER
AT LONG RA!
IE ON THURSDAY
, , : (By IJnlt Press) ; ;r
LONDON; Four British destroy efs engaged
eleven German destroyers off he Belgfan coast in
a long rangeHattl Thursday, the Admiralty an7
No material? damage resulted to either force,.
after an actionlastihg for f if teen minutes."
ThreeOAiitional enemy destroyers joined in the
fiirht and the British Vessels fell bkck to their sup
porting, f orces. -The- enemy did not follow, and
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British ships were not damaged.
Murder of Nicholas
Romanoff is Certain
(By United Press)
STOCKHOLM. The murder of
Nicholas Romanoff, former Csar of Rus
sia, is confirmed by the German em
bassy, according to dispatches received
here. They declare that persons ar
riving in , Moscow from Kateringburg
state thatovhen tbe Czech Slovaks .adr
vanced on the latetr city,- guards went
to the former emperor's mansion, and
bordered him and his family to prepare
to leave on a special train. BomanofN
protested, whereupon Red Guards -bayoneted'
him. - - - l
The Empress and . vher daughters
were not molested,--; : - : 1;.
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Bed Cross Work Room
There were twenty-five present' at the
Red Cross Work Rooms Friday. These
were Madams J. T, Ward, G. TL Cox,
F. S. Langley, E. B. Allsbrook, H. Xi.
Allen, T. R. . Moore, C. W. Harvey,
S, 3. Underwood, W. C. Thomas, C.
E. Bradley, S. M. Schultz, J-.. w.
Tucker, W. H.' Ricks, Luther Herring,
Chas. Horne, Joe Foley, Wesley Galla-
spy and Misses E. Blankenship, Mittie
Beaiman, Nellie -Denny v Mary Ruth
lAllsbrook, Precilla Austin,- ines iitt
man and Fannie 5reenev Allen 'and
Master ,Wesley; Harvey; ,
Casualtiesforthe
Iilarines Totals 41
(By The United Press)
WASHINGTON. Forty-one mar
ine casualties' have been reported by
the Navy Department, divided as fol
lows: Killed in action, 25.
- Died" of wounds, 8.
Wounded in action, 7.
Missing in action, 1. '
J. Deans, of Middlesex, N. C, was
among the killed in action.
. Exceeded Allotnient.
Superintendent H. L. Alien informs
the Daily News that the Boy Scouts
have exceeded their allotment so far
as number, is concerned. The allot
nient is only thirty-two but the organi
zation here numbers" forty-two."
' Claude Tunstall has agreed to be
come Scoutmaster, of the second divis
ion: With these rtwo divisions' -a local
unit can be formed..-- Heretofore they
have had only three r representatives,
J. L. .Little, E. B. Ficklen and Dr.
R. L. Carr, From now on any. busi
ness man can become a representative.
gave a most delightful dance at toe
nines Hall on Dickinson Avenue last
evening in honor of her house guests.
No social function ever given in Green
ville proved to be more pleasant and"
everyone of Miss' White's quests are
greatly indebted to her for an evening
long to be remembered. The muSic. for
the evening was furnished by the
Greenville orchestra.
Miss White's guests and those danc
ing were:
Miss Nell White with W. W. Lee;
Miss Brown with James Little; Miss
Webster with Allen Osborne? Miss
Marue Cobb with Charles White; Miss
Josephine Skinner with Julian White;
Miss Emily Little with BobX3reene;
Miss Alice Fulford with Pat Foley;
Miss Annie Belle Qulnerly with Dur-
wood Tucker; Miss Frances Wbedbee
with Dall Laughinghouse ; Miss Es
telle Green with D. M. Clark; Miss
lina;SwJft Creek, Falkland -frrmville
and Bethel. ' - - t'-i '. . .
this morning: ,
Winston- Salem, June
'"Heartiest congratslations. The
flag is coming.'
Pitt county has one over the
tween $45,000 aiid $50,000 for-War
ings Stamps.
Said President R. H. Wright of the.
' J , 7 lTx . Z o By FRED S. FERQUSO.;
School and chairman of the War Sav- - T. e. i;tVt
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ings Stamp campaign, to a Daily News - . . -t- .
representative this morning: " : WITH THE AMEBICA FORCES
"Pitt has gone over the top. -I have ' IN PICARDY. (By. :l3rT tThe
Fine Language Wrjr
not been able to getlcomplete returns . American horse la an .apt linbnlst, v ',.- K - ;
from all.the townships but Jwhat I havep Sold . oyrses.itohat Vieuc&L Lfjifffe.'i;
received gives us a grand total of America during the first three jeatn of
$S41,858. "We were supposed to raise
$700,480. We are over the top in great
shane and I wish to thank, through the
: Daily News, all of the people who have
taken part In .pushing through this
Ruth Andrews with Ernest . Gorman ;
fMis8 Pattie Wooten with James Brown ; i
Miss Jessie Move with Jack Brown;
Miss"Virginia Arthur with Dink James ;
Miss Edith Lee with Barnes Haskett ;
Mrsr Willie Wilson with Capt. WUlie
Wilson; Mrs. B. Wilson with Walter
Wilson; Miss Julja Russ with Walter
WhichardV Miss Hehnle Long with
Richard Russ; Misa Lillie Critcher
with Dr. Schultz.
Stags: Dick King, Frank Patrick,
Arthur Joyner, Lieut. J. . KittreU,
Leon KittrelL Guy. Cherry, Morton
Johnson, John Flanagan, Graham
Flanagan, Whit Brown, Charles Smith,
Cliff Edwards, Will Fleming,. Lester
Ro8e,"W. -P. Cruder, Douglas Aycock.
Mr. and Mrg. Jim Hines.
Sweet little Misses Dorothy White
and Mary James Lipscomb gave the.
cards to the . guests. -
Pitt, countv always does her dutv.
and we have .sent our $800,000 to the
800,000 boys over there." -
Chairman -B. W-. Moseley of the
Greenville township committed . tells
this pa peij that'll to' last night! the re
port Xrom the township showed a' total
of $230,000' witn more -yet expected.
Greenvine township's -allotment was
$188,000 which means that the town
ship is already over the top by over
$40,000.
Chairman Moseley wishes through the
columns of this paper to return thanks
to each and every one who assisted
in the prosecution of the campaign rand
who subscribed..
- Up. to the hour og going to press all
but three of the townships In the coun
ty are over the top and by the time the
Squad
Ambulance
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(By United Press)
LONDON.-. A strong American am
bulance detachment has arrived here.
7- :. Calling Upon Trade.
John.1 T. Bees, president of itheJ EI
Rees-So: Cigkr Co., Greehsbord nd": F.v
K, . Bsrch,1 North Carolina 5 representa
tiveof the company, fl were Greenville
visitors yesterday caWngL upon the
trade. Mr. Rees tells this papet-that
he Is also looking over the Held or the
probable locatioit of another plant t v
1
TONIGHT
"THE EAGLES' EXE" featuring
King Baggdt and ;' Marf. 6nsw
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Monday
Featuring Clara Kimball Toonr
to Get Employment
(By United Press)
WASHINGTON. Disabled soldiers
will be encouraged to become domestic
servants after the war to replace wo
men who have left their homes to be
come .Industrial workers, ascending to
Mrs. Emmaline Pankhurst, the Eng
lish 8Uff rage'tte.
the wasj he had to learn French to na
derstand-his new master.- .Then sold .
back to Americans for service with his1.
own army after, the- United States "en-
tered the war, he had - to: learn Eng
lish or rather American, all over again.
- Hundreds' of these Americanholrses.
were bought from the. French whea the'r
first forces from the United'. States tan- ":
ded. -The drivers were eonstantly-lii
trouble, and at first couldn't understand v
the reason. 'r - ' ' I ' : . 4 -vV
. "I had a team out during' 'revla.V
em budge-I yelled gifcaieT:--?
thing Lse at 'em, and . theyJusfc ojt " A .
of 'looked aroun' like ey thought t .1'
was , foolish. Then Irejnembered: r-";
heard a frog' yell 'AlleyV'st his horses., -ir
I yelled 'alley- and away. Ve jrentS-1 T. rj
The horses now are a good deal like r '.f:
the soldier. -. Theyll TCspond 'to V0tha"'.J
French or EngUab -qgnmanda.
. J. R. Turnage of Ayden,.4s registered -
at the 'Proctoir HoteL
UE.IU
FOR
Social Monday r Afternoon .
".The Philathea.' ClassVof ;'therMethb
dlsV'Church will give a Social Monday
afternoon from 4:30 ; to 5.0 o'clock
in the Sunday ' School rooms, to the
Methodist young ladies who are attend
ing tb Summer Term at the Training
School, and their friends. A"Yery cor
dial invitation is extended to them.-;
. Gus B .( Bice, formerly of Green
thi8 afternoon .for a short Visit with
ville-hut now of Suffolk, .Ya., arrived
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MiinpiiElilili
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? AMSTERDAlitG
anotner -suiprise Diow against tne Ames, accora-. T
ing to General Von Liebert, who commani tho V
Gemaiisat the battle oitbdz'in the RussiaH cam
paigTi. In the samej interyievv', ublishrirttthe
Taglische RundstchauVbn LiA
the Austrian pffensiye as a "painful affair.'
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ZURICH.:-1 wnnanjnapraideclare
their verninjbprepa
tervehtiohiin Ilussia tar estore 'ordki::
Russian Maximalists wfll -aissithenT, tjielj :
claim.
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