Yon an Ad.
?
? V .
mily is not sble to pot his mind
? business before him. Tor thU
i the Borne Service Section ot
HMvktt Bed Cross hu bees or
td, and to the folk* at borne 4t
i neighborllness, counsel and aid
nation's assurance to the enlist
n that bla family Khali suffer for
Mattel thin* that is within its
toftreL
for {Mailt the workers of the Home
Sorites section, so thatthey may be
able to efficiently deal with the very
real problems that are before them.
It is not the-pdUcy ef the section to
force upon families the aid of die Bed
Cross nor to burden them with inter
ference. No family should be ap
proached unless some member of the
family or some person capable of
speaking for them has asked for the
ser^fc* Because It H tile desire at
the. Committee on Chrffia* Belief un
der whoss direction ttm sml cocoes,
to keep the service of the bureau
strictly confidential, the wearitag of
any uniform by the Home Service
workers has been discouraged. They
can simply as friends and try to call
immediately when requested.
In no lsstanoo is a 'visitor permit
ted to pry ttfttjbs secret* of fam
ily. 1Mp to always ready,, and the call
usually comas from the man ia the
sendee hia**UL Through-Oa work
ers In (ho camp or at the front he
Jeans that his family may be assisted,
and if he does net hear regularly or
eneooragingly he Is Quite ipt to talk
over with the. Bed Czpja man or wo
aii^ flpim'his borne when he
I earns of the friendly interest, an d
Lfrlag is more difficult lor every
war tfMfcjmd the mothers are L
By JEANNE JUDSON.
he?weW
Horror, has dried the wells from
Like wee crusaders of the long aj
Their phantom banners In the bi
If one should call outTollow I"
would run.
learned
msn&Kgsfr&T' ? ? - ? ? - -
IFTI, HEAD OF THE MOHAMMEDAN
\HW kHnmi AT AMERICAN BED
CHURCH (A
CROSS HEAD.
TAKE PART IN THE FORMAL INAUGURATION OP
Hi
'? N '
the ill-treatment of prisoners is not
like occurrences in battle, committed
in iot blood or ignorance. It is de
liberate, coUJ-blooded cruelty and
ought to b* punished if tlwre is any
-r iuj 1~*1. i_ 1]>? nrnuM n
1 WItJ. TKM
OCCTJpPf5
will temper
Sandwich Plates
ing for tfo , League to Enforce Peecc.
He cancelled these speaking engage
ments and stated that he wop.:d to
noto to WabfagtoB- . >>*
GERMANY MUgT RETURN
. THE STOLEN MEASURE
Mr. Wihon Considers That His
h Highest Doty at Present Lies
in France, Arranging tfle Fi
nal Terms ef Peace. Vice -Pres
ident May Act For Him Here.
Congress met on Monday o^ last
week, "for the short session ending
^(aMh;,4. For the first time in the
ciJtuftry's history it faced a situation
Where the President of the United
Sthtes would be absent from the
country for a number of weeks. This
caused much excitement, many mem
bers of Congress condeming the Pres
ident's plan and others approving it.
There was great surpise when
it was learned that Woodrow Wilson
was to go &e a regularly appointed
plenipotentiary of the United States.
His commission as plenipotentiary
will have to be signed by himself as
President. .
-? The President's chief purpose In
attending the Peace Conference it
is understood, is to support and de
fine his twenty-three . peace points,
specially the first fourteen of
them. Those points were accepted by
Gerraany and the Allies as the broad
basis of peace. Question has arisen us
to the exact meaning of some of them,
and Mr, Wilson's presence is desired
to explain the. exact meaning.
He wishes, toe, to see that ouly
a just and 'lasting peace is made, and >
Me which* is in harmony with Amer
ican ideas. He considers this his most
important duty-at present/ far more
urgent than attending to routine bus
iness ot Washington.- - r - . ?
On the eve of the President's de
Sd that he had" asked Vjce-1 ??
dent Marshall to remain^
Paris, Dec 9. ? (Hovas)? Alien
ation or mort^pn of nilwayB, mines
oil other undertakings in which the
German notion is interested is for
hidden by a decision announced by
the mixed conference being held at
Sj>a. Foreign stocks befogging to
Germany, os well as fcold in the Beich
bank, come under the -provisions of
the decision. It is announced that ne
lie records, nrticles of art an J bills
of bankr of f iance ami Belgium taken
by the Germkns during the war win
be returned. Bestoratiou of cash or
barjk notes will be made to Belgium .
during the present month. It is also ^
agreed that Germany will rehiit to the
Allies the gold taken out of Rosafc?
especially , 23,OOO;j0OOfraT^ca Received
for Europe m an oramary transport
.will embark for home in a transport
of delight
MimBtAU
Iter 200 feet
Farmville,
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