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- Mr. ,h M. Far roll', of JUacvk-j 7 pyt, Otto, f/utz/who has been
vilfe, was aiming the visitQrs < stationed at Chirlvston, F.JCT.
in town.-la>t Thursday, ; with thr* V: S. G, • '.** will ^{mml
Mr. <•• B. Ihiiitiar,' wi
Mi Mot t v ii' e, was in the cityp'V l ! u ” N Lf n
-last Thuesct.ay s
NE of (lie; .greatest services which
the Rcku Cross' is perforifilrig in
this war is theliuification of the
many races of which America is
posed through It-ho Home Serylre,
s which, thr«)U*r!i ius 10.000 eoinimit^cN,
with uis sister, Ml •*. , j g looking: after the welfare of the \ol
VM . nf. * ' -•'* ■* ‘
1 01
ndiann, whore. lie will' nmke,
^ arriniftojK at diers’ families-in every corner of tlie
thtr'Hel low' apartment' in OaTr, , count.
FARMING IN ITALY
Through
-of the
effort a
Red ,(’ rn>s scientific- i«rni|iig
tli«* xSmlfger
American
la now
taught the ^?eWper generation
of' Italy, tint'; elimin:aii!.u.a«*nj4tleralile
Waste and replacing old-fashioned i^n-
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hein;
MrCami M|s< M- IF Mamun^!. i>s future imine am! It is ticna-ptcd I* 1 *7 7 i ,u '\!!
have mu',. mt<> t heir 11 sut* ..<(■ ;l | >(> ^, t i^ a w it 11 tiny Aim 1 i -an . west, the nr. oft 1
on \\ i.slunuton stretSt.
Mcs -Johns in.’ T1 ttrlev ami
I'l l lull
and lion CouiDany;
’P<;w ties, of Martil£'were
no
Stat*>:<v'f South C’tn'ojiin
h til .■Ci-
day.
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\V . M • I > IV HV- , v/i J'1«I I >> \ • I. f 1 II * ~ - ... , , . 1
. . s .. , 1 fur. 11.shot 1 between o.>.<)()<) amt
visitors Mere Momiav. - .. ., • , ‘
- j,( O.twn) men for the smite,
Mrs. iar-lton Harley i\^hl her; du 1-4n-_r the. w'ar. Out- of this •
baughu1■-i-rf-la\y, Mrs. Monroe] numbi r only about liMAwefe
■re 111 Ihlrn^H-il Mon-jIihcluctcd itito the service by the,
Local B run Is, : ___ •
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For hea: 11 ( a soy, off' a in p 11 a! 1
‘k'-wh
oturt ut Alls'
eoelv, smait hist we-'k tmH in the j, , ,
>r. a
\\ oo.ev it'll,
Mill's'.
[■’hi, lad*
am
v
ciiy. Hu
P.Utem -n. ^ •
Ml' 4 * ' Fra tli 1; i n i I a v
Hes'ic W ihson. Ot tne V r.et.,;l-
'hip stfiou, wore in the erty
last Friday alternoon.
Mr. Frank U. Bradford, .of
Pennsylvania, i' with Mr. and
Mrsx Lownta+i, at Donora, wher.e
lm wilhspeud tin winter months.
Mi-- Agues IIlets left last
SaHtrday Htn+ming for.Loekhart,
S.. (L, witerc 'she will spend the
holidavs with Rev. aa*<1 Mrs.
W. Id BnxlrV. *
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Mi's lhnily'Porter, daughter
**f Mr. and Mi>. J. A. Pdn»*r. of
Barnwell, win* has been attend-
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jpnia jji't Wednhi-day dri\in:
i; iu"ie j .,- suinh'V -teaip *-ar tmd-at i rviM
i in dhmrwvir Sunday at'tel no*ui
li is
1 making tb* entire trip ui
-: ear iii dour daya> and ;i - :,ali.
The veait of 3MJ1S is fast jm-
ing awtiv and we have nitien to
thankful for, iiotiv i-.h-tand-
>e
'AfuoiTca has always Wen
called 1' e Melting Pot, aud letiiy, li(it
the pwit\ has huen shdvh .'Hie war
i'hejlndinns of^-tte
thcispntii, tlueltaj-
.. ians arid K-;ist, . u EuropeaivS of/uir in
dustrial centers, the Mexicans of >he
Southwc-str-Anneiihins and Swciles it.ntl
Norwegians and .Japanese nnfi lecfati'l-
ers—alj arc'now enlisted unfici- ume
tlag, and were whole ii«*arie*ily in the
war because it wasAVmerica's. war and
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they are Americans. .
niat they fc*el this is patent' to .those
who have seen and talked with tin so
men. ^Witness the Italian, who in t’l.e
assembly hall, of mm of ou-r. uiohili>;a
tlon camps was waiting-v. ilh a group
of fellows to tiflce tile oath of al-
legiancor^ Hc/stepped forward.stnldeti-
ly with, tears ip . Ids eyes iiiMl u it h
vivid gesture pressed a etiriier of the
American Jhijr IT::’ iiuiig over the desk
In front*of Him to his lips A group af
native horn soldiers, who laid lie**.i
‘looking on with amused indifference
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broke into appltiuse and ehcoi^L- Frour
then on I hose itathins were their
brother ATnvrlcan<v.
plomeiits with modern- Anierican-uiad«*
nihel.fi.erjC VITI^T-T^i' '•
•'Schools «if agriculture, have been es-
|aldiPtKMl- rrrrT.1 the-hwpartment of*Civil
Atlairs of 1 l(e Atneciean lte/t t'ross,
< o-operaiitjg with'a >in,ilar Italian or-
yanjztixioa, know ii_>ns. Ute7“f,’vthltatr>
per gli x irfuiii -de Constiidiill Morti in
itI-ueri'ht.'.- luis o|7nedmrsehoot~of fitriu-
ing. -eondueted hy Suiesian Path era, in
tfelds jtr-t' outside the Porta Ftlr.ba, -
one of the histiye' gateways of Itome.
Tin*
bows of the school, alt orphans
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mg 1
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Mr
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go. I- .ut norm*
lioluityV'.
if tirt'en*
MoL,iur’iti ]i
iln llrockA
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■ . bMs be* >1 gr;t
• t{>eh;» rg**.
i ig that trjubios, iriaB ami trib- ,
iT,'- „ 1 . ..... ,,, Such Work tin this, is valuable not
1 M ’* only for the morale of tin* men; it is
binding the unit ion into otu* organic
whole us it litis never hood bound ijts
fore. Jia 4;i\e concrete eAtf>r< ssl»>ti- to
this unity the IUtd Cross plans through
its Christihas Poll Cull, to be held the
weolc beginning Heeembor 10, to in
crease its ncmherslilp, from gg.(j<K),-
is now at band ? to the i• t of available inenil*er-
ship. It whh s lo give in this way no
tice to the worhl that every. American,
irrwfiectivj* “f cree*l or birth, stands
squarely and uin'otuprotulsiiigiy for the
principles for which we have !*een
fighting -tiiat Ajtienna. is one end in
divisible pledged”solidly fort^nor and
mercy .and g*x*d faith. r
tii;rt-rmr-s have c
but wl'.ilo tin* foliagyiif the for- 1
i-t' luLve f;t«l*'ii--anU- is img. :
And tluv yr;ii-.i* darkcumg. to its
idpso, th* 7 "li-/lift bf tlie futuVe luis
hoe 1 x brightoned by the ^lose oi
the war. Blit what of C'hri't-
mas, wlikJ
Jif^t think of the many .imm**s
lliroitgliout the I'iiited States*
t. •:»t will fa I to Itave the > ime
l:*hi !v eircle that they .had on
the ia'T'Chri'l ni:m day. V*'.
(’iiri-ttiias i< here ; let joy ring
ttho-tUF, hind In'pef.n* a more
gioijoif' and 'af** con tp r r t<»
I’tp.fe will fei'g’u
bf peusiint soldiers, my given training
in scientific-and praefict*! limntng, the
Yft>.)*'*et lieing to stlengthen JLheir at-
tiicbtnent to flic soil, also to convert
tbelli into good ,;pd intelligent farm
ers. 1 ,e< tores and i.'lassrooid instruc
tion sire urcnmpuuicd 1 *y field work
w itii modern-tools tinder the direct sit
pcQigion of tile, 'younger . Fa I berg of
the institution, who work side by side
v. it h tbe ito\ v iii tields, teaching
a lid t!< iiiolisl rat ilia*. .
BISHOP JOHN J. O’CONNOR
TELLS OF RED CROSS APPEAL
lhsiiop .John T. 0 (”onnor of Newark
ilms e\'pri r ssi , b bis approval of the lied
Cross t 'hr»M nn> s rc4< ■ —
“A ci«i»i*n of tliC'1'nited States can
.offer ho vali*i excuse ter fai'wre to en
rol' himself In the American lied Crosg
Society. An organ!nation whose ope
great principle is humanity lias the
right to Wilt all men ..to its standard.
The lied Cross "appeals to tlie common
human'in us. It aims at, giving fine
w;or<ls, like vymfquliy ami pity and
-mvivjv-sin'Te. practical value. The world
bus waited a long 44me for an organl-
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* RED CROSS ROLL CALL
* IS SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
A* /' g .7
A Of all tiie otiservsneps of
A Christum* the American.-people
■A have known/ the- one tills year
♦ will. I m/ dies tin keeping witii the
A true spirit of tin* day. Self een-
★ tered t*xeliunging of gifts will he
# Utile -In evid<*nee because our
A resnur.it** are pledged to much
A m<dv iniporOuit iim*.
A Tne.-lted ('ress (’iirist unis I-F41 ;
A Fall Is coiuveivbd in the new
A light. When the Atneriean man,
A woiitiin oi; (4iili! pays the muni-
A iial. memhersbip du< s dhe ai'tip'n
A . far^j raiiftcen*is an 4>rditiary 'Tui-
A tribujion. Wlienwer people are
A starviug, w lierever they, are sh k;
A wherever'tlb’y lack shelter, the.
A Red Cross Chrlsjmas Hell <*k1l
A will stand for renew yd.Imperatul
A tlie proini^tfoLtdlJeaeious rjjjjif.
A How nm-ssary'. -then, that Vhe,
A answer of, tlie AmerieuTi people
A* should be ovefcwJielTiling. The'
A amount of money raised'Is sc; -
A otnUu v. Tlie world will niensitie
A our luimaniluriun purpose l»j the
A number of names enrolled if
★ tlie word ‘goes oiit that FORTY
A MI I.LION' Americans ha vo joined
A the R»^l Cross or n greater mini
A her‘all mankind will lie revived
A by tin* |>ri|L‘ticul proof 'of oitr
A KleaHsm. - .-**
A Thos^ who haye been on tlie
A firing line know that tlie work
A of tlie Red Cross will i.ot Mid
A with the proclaiming of peace.
A In many respect* the demands
A upon the Red Cross will In
.A- crease as oew holds of relief are
A opened. The readjustment |«-
| 0. S. HEALTH SERVICE
ISSUES WARNING
Increase in A|l Respiratory Dis
eases. After the Influenza
_ Epidemic Probable.
Influenza Erpected lo Lurk for Month*.
How to Guard Against Pntumomt,.
7 Common Colds Highly Catching—trtv
portance of S'Lntatffe^tathing—CouJ<3
Save lOCtOOO Lives. ; V ~ '•
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tito .el-Ji .brick’ si >1VJ8 Will
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wty^iv ii ;nni one g * Ivr.ii/*
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pnign
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culosis
hive -j
list ev
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menbi
SICK FOLKS HUSTLE
the
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ration whiell could gi«e to vague find
ings .if sympathy wide, practical ap-
plica* !e i. Tlie American Red Cross
f' ilili's eterv in •quin inerTt of a liroitdly
FOR THE RED CROSS
It mi:s its operations to no particu-
hif e|;i>s, it sides.witii tyi pafty. It
asks <tf■ its members hut two tilings —
that'they Lino pity on suffering wher
ever found and that they have tlie will
1 if reliCn; misfortune.
"The appeal of ibe Red Cross for nn
ifjeivased memher.ship should lie in-
st.m’.iy liecded. Tin* man who fails to
heed tl is <*a44 ;>lates himself outside
• dA^Ju.v
Nats mil TiiheretiioKis
i the dounuil of tlie < l;it-
.tlieia! -tmft-*tr/.ine, a enhi-
iteing oryani/.ed to get uiber-
atients of the country to et
y fellow^“cure chaser'’ rs a
of the Red Ck,s- during ihe
coining lgyi. f ’ross Christmas R«d! Call.
Sped:',I .earn; rjgtuf iiavi; .lii.eii vgat
t/.ed In all of the large sm.m*' u ;a, cT j l!, ‘‘
widch rlier<* are nearly tkrtl.s •altered | tai;
throug.iollt tin ( nited Stales. I.Vio. : S | I* t*
:tie
will
per
t»e mad**
rent, jn e
to eh roll <>Tie
e h itisi Itut.K'ti
TutmJroi
and 'ais
to L<* :.fs«r ail pat**-n?s • mi rnroit 1 " '■
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si\ -iliotisaitd Years age.
uiii aii\o, ami it Ksaii b i>l
a..iMteil .fin t’Very *I;’V, atul ba \
sa\eil it ali. be wutiitl Itavy f'Jl -
'.HMi.tdM). < iu'tlie ut her .ba'-toi. iT
Vldtcr bJiad ii' [*esilt *t o i** 'i«ni;*.i-
ill OHO lu IE nb.t it'Heresik.'l’bW-
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^ i »ou uied- * verv, I ho vpar-'. It*
the Bureau of Investigation ot
GERMAN PROPAGANDA.
A. Bruce Bielaski, Chief of
theiiL.JlS- Mel!. Every pa Uiit itr tin
Sn.najorim'1 will.be rr>-jTo/.sih!e to get
one more jurtientr • The iMiivenient wi'!
lie a contriliution of tb‘> tsilH*reu!wsis
.patientis of the country to tie* Red
Cross.
Since tVo National Tiil>erculosis As
surittliun and its alljllated a: to it s smw
lieing • ui'ported-hy !),(« h’ed < Yos-
1 lirougli direct„.apj reprinte.n dtrring
tin* year 11*1!), this effort of the ttilier-
culosis patients is considered to lie k,u
unusiuwiy appropriate one.
He doe** not feel witii hi*
it'd.- He is not one wirlv ids
• iv i* oieppot'!‘unity to Job
wind' gives to religion and
tig t i e - at. value. J’lnee your
L the MIk of the . Amerieati
A rtoti vcgFirr^gght ana n y T omidTTu- -"A
A "nlties for sinning our aliundanee A
A with oiir world' neiuhl^jtb^who A
A are at rock bottom lh_every bu- A
A man respect. 1 * A
A Every American will he t.Mnk- A
A ing along tins line bent note tlie A
A needs in Kijjcnpe.aili(l Asia will A
A stand forth witii insistent cull to A
★ his and her. sympathy.’ In tin* A
A Rid Cross Christmas Roll Call A
A tin* aim is to place tlie entire A
A American pen; le on record as A
A approving tin* Red Cross spirit. A
A Such approval will make every A
A dollar expended abroad have a A
★ sacred 'stgnifn ;.m e to the bene- A
A fleiaries. A
★ To register Y< >FR approval of ★
A Tlie Red Cros*ynll VoU UcctFfg Hr* A
A heart nnd a dollar! A
A *
H***MA**A**T*AA*
Washington, I). C.—With the «uhs14-
ence of tlie jephlMnle of inffnenyj* ’hj**'
attenfhffiftff.health ftffi'ciua ie
to •pneumonia, bronchitis and ptfer*
<liseaj:es of the re.spi rjltory svfxcrv
w'hiefj rectilarly cause a large nunrt et*
of deal I s7espi'0:illy during the w it ter
season. Aeeoijding to Rupert Line,
Surgeon General of tlie I'nfted Sff.^ea
I’uidie• Health' Service, these disease*
^ will t>e espeelaVlj'' prevalent this wit»-
^ J-ter unless the peiiple are partlemarljr,
^ Careful to obey health instruction**.
’.'i h«* presen'f epidemic.-” sfiiiF Su»v
goon General Ride, "has taught by Lit
ter experience liotv readily a •eondll on
beginning"n|1i#rrr«*n.tly ps a“~kliglit ■ old
may go on to pneumonia arid deatrk.
Altlimigii the worst of the epidemle
over, there will continue to be afiarg*!
namber of scattered eases, many af
them mihl and unreeognlr.ed,
will In* danger sjmts to be gimrde*!
against." - * Tiie Surgeon General lito-ntsT
tin- presonj situutiim to tiiat after «
great tire, saying, “No ffre_chlef w/hd
understands ids business stiqis playing
the hose rn the eba-rred debris HSsi^in
as tin* names and visible tire have diift
appeared. On tin* contrary, be 's o-
tlnues tin* water for hours and evin
days, for lie knows that there is dan
ger tif tlie tire rekindling from *m<d-
deriTig embers."
"Then you fear another nutbrii.R oi
Influenza?" he was asked. "Not tosite
sarily itnotlier^large epldemle," said
the Surgeon General, "liut uiiless the
people learn to realize the seriou'in**
of tlie danger they wiUlie coiapederi to
pay a heavy death toll front'phcinm>
Dm mid other respiratory dtseaM : s.
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHTERS
JOIM WITH RED CROSS
lb
WHY AMERICA MEEDS
C!-;R!3TF.’AS ROLL CALL
,1 ustice, ,-JnH. *
b*j;ure o’ut ^‘iu»w
X ait any Mile
much Jacob
mirvhaseiL,
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the Department of
connTeted on December 0 his
testimony before' the tSenjf<T have iFavi he
Committee which is investijra- <>m* AVar S;(vin*i sump
tins German / propaganda in then, wbiyh‘pavs in.teiv**'t at ti e
thifTcountr^. Amongf'-mafty-aLh- ot J Jth'i nt, ihimpouiuied
er interesting statements which quarterly \
were brought out was _tjie ’ SiiTgirief c?inai:y 1 *Lr«i'-for 'ale
claim that the German propa- atOweih D.rug Chi.,Fairfax, S.(V
ganda campaign in America —
involved the expenditure of 0UQ under the control of the
$7,500,000, the sum being paid German Embassy in Washing^,
from a total fund of '$27,8o0,--ton.
RED CROSS CARRIES TONS
'•OF FOOD TO BELGIANS
Fifteen' hnnflred antl-tuhereulnslB
nssoeiations in every state In tin* Un-
’ inn have set aside tlieir urdinary work
and are giying tlieir time and atten
tion during tlie next month to tin- Red
'Cross Chrimmas Roll Call, according
,to an nnnbUftfVmoiil from tin* liead-
quiirters of tlie National Tuberculosis
* Association.
Instead of tlie imurl sale of Red
Cross Seals which Juts be.cn <*onduet»4|
for tin* last ten ye*** .pduUyJhy the
National Tuhereulosis Assiwiation and
tin* American Red Cross, this coining
tl7c necessity for ti.e Christinas 1 J ,:,r t uben uh'* >s mevimint wilt
! lie supported hy a direct appropriation
of S2Ji(NMNNI from tin* Red Cross, and
| in turn all of tlie maeliineVy of tlie tu-
i bereulosis campaign will l»e turnc*d
t info lielping swell the membership of
! (lie American Tied Cross ill an effort
Common Colds Highly Catbhin^
"it is <n*.'imaging to observe that
people are beginning to learn that it-
dinary eougflis and cuIiIh are iiigb’y
cati-ldiig and are fpread from person
to person h\ means of droplets of
gi-rm laden nnn’iAi. Such drepletn arr
spravi d into 'tin- air wlien 'ettreU-s' <•*.
ignorant people cough or snee/.e w • »i
out eo\t ring tlieir rnoutli and lm" . It'
is also good to know that people ha\«
learned Mm: -thing about tlie vain*’ of
fresli air. Iti summer, jtliet) p»**»L**
an* Inrgelv cut of doora, tlie ros^.ra*
tor.v
ai.
(coughs, colds,
tfn
[■Oo'l’ilO-
t:!a, etc.) ai • Ittfrequenl ^ ri*e all
us people begin to remain iadoot.-. itu.
re;; ir.uory dl'oasi s irn jreaas*; in tlx
winter, when people arc prone to s;u>
in I*;.,My ventripteil, overheat* d too;'.s
tin* residruvory
prc\ aleat.
disease^ b« i.oliMJ verj)
American Rod Cross trucks are con
stantly in action along the Belgian
front. This report the Work of
the'sp trucks was recently received by
tlie Commission for Belgium t
"In tlie last two weeks we handled
210 toils of foodstuffs and a large
quan<ity/of salvaged material.
"We liave l*<HTi saving the effeyts of
lie-in tlie shelked t-ewns, Kiirne
>eele, Coxyde, La Alvertng-,
liem,'TTds't-i>imrick, the Tne»lst-hauau.,
St. Jeanle-Biezeu and Iteniugheist.
On nearly all occasions when' work
was in progress iii tlie last named It
has I'eiyi siielled.-hut fortUmitely With-
out injuries to trucks or drivers.”
A
A
A«->
Xmas and Wedding Gifts
-Diamond and otherAja Vallieres
ranging in price from .
Gold aiul gold fillecl, diamond,
seal and assorted stone rings,
from ' y • • • • • * • „ •
Ladies Wrist Watches, from ; .
(JimfS/Watches,* from . . * .
$2.00 to $46.0(b
. For Better Drinking Water.
Because of the tK*ccssity for better
drinking water in Italy pie American
Red Cross is .manufacturing u large
number of water sleriliz.ers and disin
fecting plants which are to be turned,
over to tlie Italian military authorities'
at Rome and used according to their
discretion. \ , •
\
(Forge E. S<oi*. general manager
.of *4h*--Anwrii an lied ( ross^ thus «*x-
pla'ins
lit 'i <'aiLr ■
’ i’he r< spouse tiiat the peopfe of the
Fftijfed States make wlnrit tin* Clirist-
. pi--i> Roll. Cnll'smnmons tli**m to a uni-
vetsal tnemh(>is!iip in the Atneriean
Red Cro's will, if tiiat response is nu-
timi w ice, nceoMplish tliese tilings:
“ft will give exalted purpose and
high re-idive t*\tlie Soldiers and Sail
ors of "\merica,
“It tyill give eneouragement and re
newed dev ofiiTn FdlTRTSe wifi) are work
ing here at home.
"I.t will give inspiration and courage
to those of our people who are labor
ing oycrsoa.s."
When thfe Soldiers Are-Getting Well.
The corrvnlvxeont soldiers are being
to enroll every man aud woman in th« * comfortable Warm.
country. ,
In every state there is a well organ
ized state organization, and under it
there are strong local branches. Thes®
trained--.workers will co-operate with
tfie Red Cross chapters in' their rout-
inunity and will endeavor to organize
their districts so tiiat no one can es
cape solicitation. Fill versa! niemttcr-
tdiip in tlie Red c.oss will lit* the aim.
. -■ — Ml
WILL-GIVE COMFORT KITS. I
Suitable Clothing Important. *^ •
"Still another factor in tlie pr*'d:ifr
fion of colds. pneiiiiiiiq~h» and rrtlu r fe
spirnlory diseases is carelessness or ig
noiauee of Hie people regarding suit-
.aide clothing ibiring tlie seasons when
the weather suddenly chttfutowi nittlng
In warfli reiqps tik) InMivily dressed or
what is evej. more ninuniiii, *-s;iei ialiy
among wiuneo, dressing so lightiv that
w indows are kept closed in order to ’►«
Thla is *L**ry .n.
A *
cared for in Jjaly by tlie: American ^ted :
Cross. There are sixteen .hospitals al- ‘
ready in operation ami twenty-nine
others in process of construction. At
These hospitals, in addition to tlie care
of their wounds and tl\eir general
health, tiie soldiers are being taught
useful trades. Then* are ‘Typewriters,
sewing machines and tools for cabinet
making at each hospital, and the sol-
juribus practice.
Could Save 100,000 Lives. "** * s
"I believe w*> Could easily save oaf
hundred thousand lives unnualiy it
tiie United. States if ill) tlie ra*up|«
would adopt tin; system of fresh
living followed, for example, In tuber
culosis sanatoria. Tliere is not hind
mysterious about it—no specific medi-
•elne, no \ae* ine. The ini|Kirtant thiri|t
is fight living, good food and plenty ot
fresh air, —I —!
Because of limit<*d room on the
transperts the Army lias now barred (
comfort kits from the personal-bag
gage of - soldiers I foweyer, pipy*
tliese have furnished such '•real
I'OUifort 4.tlid- pleasure to our hoys,
Droplet Infection Explained in Picture*
“"The "Bureau of Public Health
Treasury I >epartnientj has just iasuec
a striking poster drawn by Berryuem.
tiie well-known Washington cartoonists
poster. ejLeiuplihes the mmieru
diers find tiiat, In addition tossuppiy-'
for as large freight shipments- of these
us possible to Ik* distrlb'Uted through
its Foreign Commissions. For these
lug them witii a useful trade when j,., ve maiH* universal appeaL One big
* they are well, the use of ^hese "toys" hurlv soldier boy was as pleased a«
gives them hours of pleasure during punch over some simple purple that
the tedious period of getting welL : had been slipped Into the ba£ he drew.
Still another instance Is told of a
soldier hoy who crime from the trench
covered with ^rirno and dirt and witii 1
the American Red Cross is arranging, nhflhod of health education. A few
' 1 "*‘ i *' yours ago, under similar circumstance*
?1 up to 165.00
12.50 to $.1(1.00
1.50 to 30.00-1
$7.00 to 12.50
Manicure sets,. .... . .. ....
Sudionery, cut glass,Croi ham s sterling silver hill
/ folders, btK)ks,l<ey rin^s, letter otToners,
valise ta£S and i^ndls, soap boxes, whisk
brofMns^ perfume beittlesvcitc^
A conii.ilef6 ; line Of gold and gold Med brooches,
- | ol.aibmmd coif inirtons.*
My prices are right ard I try hard to please. !]
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Li
| ~— JEWELER jj]
0=1^, JZL i\ —-i '-=3 *
W. D. GANTT
jr'.VF.lF.R
] r =
the iiealtli Hijtlioritles would have i» •:
sued an official dry hut scientifically ”
accurate hullefin teaching the role ot
droplet infection in.the spread of re
spiratory- diseases. Tiie only ones w h« \
would have understooij the Jbulletin
would have been those who already
knew all al»out the subject. Tlie umn
, In the street, the iilaiite-OtlKen and the
not'even as much as a tmithbrush in ^ many millions ilio toli for their living
his possession. When lie was handed would have hud no time.and no desire
a comfort kit wlin comb, brush and. to wirde through the techulcul phrnso-
even a toothbrush his Joy knew no oiogy.” ^ J
a
1ST
• •.-I
Drtental allotment from his next poj
day to go to the American Red Cross
which had .proved his friend In hit
. • .. .• ^
hour of ne«sl.
1rk It it it it** Iriti
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★ CHRISTMAS ROLL CALL Aj
★ n- DECEMBER 16-21 *
•K • . . :—if!
★ The Red Orus^ flag was tire 0
rr ★ f^rsc to fl<mt over tin* battlefields i .
ofjluropc: it w i'l ta* the laiftAflag *
to T*e furled. As long as Our *
own people or those* of our efttrir 1
need'h.tlp. we must give R. We A
are ge*4i««—ready for the Roll a
Ball—g *tting ready to take a pa- •*
tr”oH.o c. ; s is i f tiir Arijericsr. 4
(K-oplv. F.ttv good wiir *
rrtev' "I! re' whcp his name 4
i» («i! .1. • ” '• ■ ... 1 a
USE
THE HANDKROiffF/
AND.
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THE HCtfE SERVICE IN ACT'O.'i t.T THE *JN:ON STATION, WASHING'
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COLDS. 1NFLL LVZA. PNEUMONIA. AND
, imocmsa Ak£ SPREAD .THIS WAY
Copies of this poster can fr?- otv,
tainei fr«ijf charge by writing th :h«
Kurgevi^. General, Fabiic Heaiux %
Ber v^c*, Arkii..njt on, I». c,
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