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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-18

Those smooth light Bangkoks, $5; Leghorns of almost feather weight $2. 50 to $5. Come in and get under
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-18

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-18

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-18
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Iof One Hundred, appointed last year

of One Hundred, appointed last year
by the Commissioner of Education to
assist in all matters pertaining to
Americanization. To render effective
aid, the committee has opened head
quarters in washington from which it
is establishing contact with national
organizations and officials. Already
leading chambers of commerce, sew
eral large cities, and a number of
patriotic and fraternal organizations,
representing several million members,
are entering into the campaign &C.
cording to specifications outlined in
official circulars.
Official records show that approx
mately 100000 foreign-born whites
residing in the United States do not
speak English. Only a small number
Of these have attended evening school
to learn the language indispensable to
employment, business and social rela-
tions in this country. Concerted effort
will be put forth to induce these i'm
migrants to learn English and acquire
a knowledge of the Government, in
stitutions and ideals of the United
States. Americas part in the war and
the obligations of an immigrant to
the country during the war should be
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To be obliged to beg our daily Happiness
from others bespeaks more lamentable poyert,
than that of him who begs daily bread.-Colton
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VISITORS WELCOME.

This would be good motto to hang
over the main entrance of every pub
lie school in Hawaii. The schools be-
long to the community and constitute
its most valuable asset, and yet how
few people have ever made serious
visits to the schools in their own i'm
mediate vicinity.
The public schools could we'll afford
to establish a series of visitors days,
which would be publicly announced in
the local press. On these days there
would be special reception and guild
ance committee, exhibits of the pupils
work; shops, kitchens, and all impor
tant rooms wide open; program and
plenty of ice water, at least. These
days would not detrimentally affect
the academic welfare of the schools.
On the contrary they would be of large
and genuine value to pupils, teachers
and visitors alike, and would react
fayorably upon both school and COM
munity. The get.acquainted idea can.
of course. be pushed to extremes, but
the average school is not likely to be-
come excessive in this respect. The
old fashioned school was in close touch
with its home region; then developed
the present period of more or less iso-
lation; and today the school should re.
establish the fine old spirit of close
community cooperation.
HAWAlPs SCHOOLS SAVING FOOD.
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!. v. c. A. PLANS
BIG DRIVE FOR
new MEMBERSHIP

On next Wednesday 100 women will
spread through the city to explain
what It means to all those women
who are not already enjoying the
privileges OF membership in the
Young women's Christian Association.
Ten team leaders having 10 mem.
bers on each team will work on that
day for a quiet systematic drive for
charging the Y. W. c. A. member.
ship. Mrs. Belle Jones is the chair.
the association and Mrs. Jones her.
self will be a team captain. the other
captains being Mrs. Tenney Peck.
Mrs. J. o. Young. Mrs. Malcolm Mac
Intyre, Miss Esther Kopke, Mrs. 4.
| VI. CEisty. Miss Bernice Hartwell.
| Miss Ruth Benedict. Miss Jeanette
Matthews, Miss Isabel Nammu. Miss
Albertine Silva.
The Y. W. c. A. is yearly growing
by leaps and bounds as the needs OF
women everywhere open up new ave.
nues of service and opportunity. Into
every country it is spreading to do,
its uplifting measure of service. Now
during the war the cali upon the Y.
w. c. 4. in America is being loudly
felt. On last Saturday two trained
secretaries passed; through Honolulu
on the way to join two others now
in Russia helping; to plan the read.
lustment of Russia women to neEH
conditions. America has sent
France four trained secretaries s,a4
to England two. More are to follow
as rapidly as they can be released
from their present positions. Y. w.
c. A.. secretaries have been sent to
work in Is military centers OF our
own land.
In industrial centers, In farming cen
tiers. among foreign-born women. In
every place where woman is at work
the national Y. w. C. A. is studying
and planning how to lead and serve.
Just now in Honolulu there are de.
mands on every side for time and
money but the investing of 100 cents
q year in the gislhood of the city is,
one that cannot be overlooked
The members Of the regular stand.
ing committee on membership are:
Mrs. Belle Jones. chairman; Mrs.
i. H. Beadle, Mrs. s. Biekerton. Miss
Eleanor Branco. Mrs. w. J. Clark,
Mrs. c. r. Frazier, Mrs. J. French. Jr.,
Mrs. J. T. Grey, Mrs. w. G. Hall, Miss
Bernice Halstead. Miss Bernice Hart.
well. Mrs. J. L. Hopwood, Mrs. A. g.
Horne, Miss Alice, e. Knapp, Miss Es-
Their Ropke, Mrs C.. A. Macintosh,
Mrs. NJ. MacIntyre, Miss Isabelle Ma.
manu-, Mrs. L., Petrie, Miss Mary Luz
cas-, Miss Dorothy C. Rowell, Mrs. F.
Schnaek, Mrs. C. II. Tracy, Mrs. e.
C. Webster, Mrs. j. L. Young, Mrs.
j. o. Young.
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IL TERRITORIAL TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION. =.

The news that the Territorial Teach.
ers' Association is preparing for a
large meeting in November is interest
ing and agreeable. The only regret
able feature is that the association
does not plan it's fall work at an earlier
date and have fully planned program
for the school year. -. :.."...> !.
Every state and territory of the
United States has an organization OF
teachers and those interested in the
welfare of the schools. In most of the
states the state teachers associations
are strong, we'll organized and thor
oughly up-to-date institutions. They
are of great service to the
schools, the teachers, the state educa-
tional departments, and to the state as
a whole. They are continually alert to
improve school conditions, to improve
the teaching service, and to increase
the working power of the entire school
system. ..".
The new teachers who each year
come into the service of Hawaii ask
concerning the Territorial Teachers
association. Where are its headquar-
tiers? Who is the secretary? Who are
the other officers? What are the
dues or other requirements for mem
bership? What are the big features
on the program for this year? What
are the important committees of the
association and what are these com.
mittees doing now? In what way is the
local association related to the Nation
al Education Association?
Every one in Hawaii is interested,
directly or indirectly, in the schools,
The Territorial Teachers Association
people of Hawaii. -.
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Educational News Of Special Interest
\ To Teachers In EiaWaii's Schools
BY Vaughan MacCaughey, College of Hawaii

/ Teachers who are taking an active
ton will find the following list of eX
pensive publications useful in plan
ming their work This material is al
practical and up-to-date.
Conservation of Foods. Bulletin
Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wiscon
sin.
Timely Suggestions and Eeonomi
Cal Recipes. Registrars Office
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price 10 cents, Postage cents.
Food Thrift. Suggestions, Menus
Recipes and Substitutes, Department
of University Extension, Board of Ed
location, Boston, Mass. "
The chiIdren's Food. Mary Swartz
Rose. Emergency Committee, Ameri
can Home Economics Association, 19
West 44th st. New York City. Trice
) cents.
Home Canning Manual for Fruits
and Vegetables. National Emergency
Food Garden Commission, 210-220
Maryland Building Washington, D. c.
Postage 2 cents.
Home Drying Manual for Drying
Vegetables and Fruits. National
Emergency Food Garden Commission,
210-22o Maryland Building. Washing.
ton d. c. Postage 2 cents.
Food. Life Extension Institute, %
West 45th ST., New York City. Price
10 cents.
Food Charts Showing the Compare.
tive Fuel Value of Common Foods in
Relation to their Cost. Simmons Col
lege, Boston, Mass. Set of six wall
charts, S1.50; Housekeeper's set, 8 IL
20. S cents apiece in quantities Of a
hundred. 10 cents a piece, single.
Food Economics Bulletins I-IV.
Leaflet. Garland School of Home,
making, Boston. Mass.
Food for the Family. New York AS,
ISOLATION for Improving the Condition
OF the Poor, los East 22d ST., New
York City, Price Price cents.
Food Preparedness. The University
of Buffalo, Bulletin. Secretary of the
Faculty of Arts and Science, Town.
send Hall, University of Buffalo, Buff
falo, N
Suggestion for Menu Planning to
Help the Housewife Meet the Present
Emergency. Milwaukee-Dower College,
Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Price Is cents.
Forty Ways Of Reducing Food Bills.
Wfnfred Stuart Gibbs. Extension De
partment, Mechanics Institute, Roches.
ter, N. Y. Price 10 cents.
Food Economy for The Housewife
tBibliography) Library Bulletin, State
College of Washington. Pullman,
Washington. Price % cents.
HAWAII AND THE "AMERIcA
....... FIRST" CAMPAIGN
Hawaii and Hawaii's schools have
a vital interest in the War American
ization campaign that has just been
announced by the National Bureau of
Education
The aim of the campaign will be
directed toward stimulating the acaui.
sition of the English language by all
immigrants, and toward inspiring a
genuine allegiance to the United
States on the part of all citizens. The
bureau will again be assisted in the
campaign by the National Committee
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struments, after perhaps it has been
down through several genera.
tons of Vanderbilts, will be to find a
final resting.place in the Metropolitan
Museum of art. !.
Both M. Graux, who represents Gill
bert Cuel at No. $40 Fifth avenue, il
this city, and Messrs. Steinway refuse
to say anything about the piano, ex.
cept to state that they recently de-
hyered an instrument to Mr.. Wander.
bilt.-N. Y. World. Ill.,.
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MAYOR FORCES OILERS
TO WORK IN MILLS

SHELBY, Ohio.-Factories can't get
enough men to fill the vacancies and
yet young men here refuse to work
unless they're driven to 1t. Mayor
Norris rounded up all the idlers and
job to each. When they
saw he meant business all but one
accepted. The one went to the work
house to serve out $50 fine.
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RUSSIAN MINISTER OF +. :. /.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Is
X AUTHOR OF SOME NOTE
TBy Associated PressI

PETRoGRAD, Russia.-A. NJ. Pc
trayeff, appointed assistant minister
for foreign affairs in July, was for
merly director of the Near Eastern de-
partment of the foreign office. His
first diplomatic appointment was in
Turkey, where he made a special
study of politics. He SERVED some
time in Macedonia. He was one OF
Russia's representatives at the Lon.
don conference, convoked during The
Balkan war of 1928. Later he
served as commissioner in Albania.
Petrayeff has written valuable trea.
tises on Balkan affairs. -.
sTAR-8ulLETrN GIVES YOU
ToDRY'S NEWS<TcpAY
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FOOD SHORT, BATHING
RESORT INVITES ITS
GUESTS TO GO AWAY
LBy Associated Prsss1

STOCKHOLM, Sweden The spec.
tacle, probably unique, of popular
and much frequented summer resort
and bathing town inviting its summer
guests to leave and not return has just
been presented by Sodertaiie. The
city authorities took action after q
meeting at which the scarcity OF food
was discussed. This, in their opinioSg
made it undesirable that inroS
should be made by summer visitors
on the stocks available. About 5000
visitors are affected by the invitation
to leave.
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JILTED.

A lady's hand a man doth ccccccc
His fiery heart doth blaaaaaaa,
He crouches near her on his neeeeeee,
And poureth forth his praaaaaaa.
- -. E..a-. ~
He wooes her with>a seeming eeeeeee
And looks into her iiiiiii,
Says she: go way, you little ttttttt,
You can't fool me; I'm yyyyyyy.
. .-:- .-.:-J.. 81. 49,. .---puck
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made clear to all those attending even,
ing school. To give this information,
will be an important phase Of the War
Americana sation plan. ......E
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Don't be content with doing your
bit for the country; do your best.
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control, reasonably good education. industry
and ambtion.--Th Theodore H. Price
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-03

gle their inspiring strains together on
the fields Of the Eastern hemisphere,
IS such were 20 mingled on the
Western hemisphere at the birth Of
Old Glory years ago, and let, II neces-
sary, the blood Of our sons, our broth
ers, our sweethearts and our husbands
be given ~ q sacrifice In veritable
aptism OF FIRE. As the sacrifice Of
Calvary was made that q more sio-
rious dispensation may come 10 fallen
man, ana that we may awaken to the
call OF the dawn Of the millennium,
and hear the xnusic OF the clans of
iron and steel. 1s the guns are beaten
into plowshares and the swords into
pruning hooks, and see inscribed on
the canopy OF heaven, Peace on
earth, good will towards man
And when our brave victorious
legions return. let us greet them with
outstretched arms and cry aloud.
well done. thy good and tried he
roes: enter We into the land Of faith
and plenty, the land of clover and
honey, Dixie and peace"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-03

famous Hfndsnbsrg line. 70 only .
smile of what will be done when
Uncle Sans great Western hosts I'M
furi the stars and Stripes and raise,
the cry OF Liberty Around the
World"
Do q Mans share.
What shall we do7 Do a mans
full share on both land and sea. For
get not our boys who died TOR sailors
rights, and let us destroy every vest
age OF the spirit which gave the Ger
man school children a holiday to cele-
brate the dastardly crime OF the bar
barians in the sinking OF the Lusitania
and its load of women and children.
Let American genius meet the sea-
devils, and If need be. fill the ocean
with thousands Of armed vessels. and
submerge every last one of these
murderous assassins forever, with the
same mercy that they extend to the
innocent and halpless.
Let every mar, woman and child
do their whole duty, and do 1t now.
and may production, conservation.
and patriotism be our motto.
Let the fioodgates of our treasury
stand open to our allies and the
needy.
Let us send 100000 brave boys
at once to the rescue in France and
follow with 100000 more if neces-
sary, and never cease till the flag of
truth. liberty and peace shall float
from the fallen kaiser's palace in Ber-
lin, and "he shall be bound hand and
foot and cast into outer darkness for
ever
Let the red, white and blue of all
nations fighting for liberty and right
wave together in the rescue Of out
ragged Belgium and never cease until
the principal that kings rule by d.
vine right" is destroyed forever from
the face of the earth.
Let Dixie and the Marseillaise min
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-03

ing mans hearts and souls, and we
md washington and our forefathere
crossing the frozen Delaware on .
Christmas night, barefooted, ploddin9
their way through snow in tracks Of
blood to lay the foundation for lib
erty's Gibraltar--America.
Even after such heroic sacrifce and
self denial, it for q time appeared
that God -was unwilling that right
should then prevail and ali looked
dark and gloomy for this babe OF
liberty. now a spraddling boy In
knee breeches and cooked hat" but
all in the darkest days, like spirits
doth draw together" and we see the
descendants of those same Franks.
who for nearly two thousand years
had kept the seed of right alive. COM
ing to the rescue, and only few days
ago a great marshal of France, Jof-
FIRE unveiled another statue to liberty
In America, one of the immortal
French heroes, Lafayette.
These statues of liberty, enlighten.
ing the world. stand boldly out to-
day reckoning us forward. like the
finger of Bartholdrs pointing heaven.
ward, while the spirit of Joan of Arc
walks in our midst
Hand in hand this spirit of right
has come all the way, sometimes un-
seen, and at the came time, the EN-
bodiment of wrong, might, has been
loathe to loosen its grip upon suffer
ing humanity, and has been making
all the while the most gigantic prep
arations for the final itantic struggle
in which we are now engaged.
Russia Saw the Light
Thanks be to divinity. that poor old
suffering Russia. so long walking
blindfolded, has at last cast the scales
from her eyes, and without greater
sacrifice recognizes the principal OF
right and liberty. May no evil spiri,
! dampen the ardor Of its converts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-03

With old EnSI1nd, sver . democ-
f4cy At home, sometimes slow to
realize when her wards are grown,
awakened to . realisation that this
dread spirit Of domination of might
threatens the world. could but fnd
herself on the side Of her people, and
ut last Is seen In the death grip OF
the struggle for humanity by the side
OF the hAross of Lafayette,s de-
scendants.
At last this evil spirit Of might,
nurtured in the cradle OF the barba-
rians until 1t drove many OF its ad-
our land of liberty. and In which their
blood has intermingled with ours,
some OF which ! am proud courses in
my veins, until all that Is good from
almost every nation, now forms the
component part of true American.
Still this power for wrong has made
its home in the nation Of barbarians
now Germany. and the final test has
come. and where. O, where. do we
find the man who was boy on that
Christmas night crossing the Della
ware. now full grown and Of mature
years, our dear "Old Uncle Sam" !
Just as would be expected. drawing
his sword in behalf Of peace and
right. and crying aloud to the allied
defenders OF liberty, Hold the fort.
for / am coming"
What part shall we play? May I
answer, what has this message al
| ready played? And I may say that
the thrill and exultation that message
carried to those bleeding hearts in
the trenches. dying. stubbornly. dying
for the same principles. only on a
grander. far grander scale. a world
wide scale, for which Washington and
his heroes bled and died 140 years
ago. ! say. the thrill this message
carried. though 1t drove back the
mailed demon" and broke the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-03

has bsen busy At intrigue and dissen-
sion ever since h his efforts to de-
grade and destroy the beings which
God created for His own glory
Beginning with the temptation OF
Eve. this spirit has ever existed and
often for time prevails IN deludinS
both men and nations, bringing wars
and runnors of war, and viii ever be
so, until f1uai- victory and his satanic
maj esty IL completely conquered and
bound hand and foot as he soon shall
be, and then and not until then, we
shall have rld-wide liberty and
peace for a thousand years at least.
At an opportune moment the hand
81 divinity guided the Mariner Column
bus to cross the mighty deep and
open TO the world the cradle OF lib
erty-America. At the same time We
look back and trace the heroes OF
liberty and sacrifice OF the Franks al
Chilon for humanity and peace. for
even two centuries. without price,
against the seeds and offsprings OF
the power Of wrong and might, and
learn that this evil spirit was sup
pressed for time, and the Barba-
rians waged no more wars of con.
quest for 200 years.
Liberty Reared in Peace.
Over here in the Wild woods
among the flowers, along the
streams. in the mountains and val
leys Of freedom, the babe. liberty. was
safely hidden from its foes, like
Moses in the Bullrushes and hers
nourished by the mornings ozone, II
grew by the red camp fires at night
and the white sunlight of day. and
under the blue canopy OF heaven
until this babe was able to stand ur
and unfurl to the world the red
white and blue--the eternal Stars
and Stripes of liberty.
But such a heritage God does not
grant without sacrifice, always try
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-03

And thoee Mi pshSn& III
be forgotten that the spif1t q I
n q sacrifice to bring this 454<
are to the world. will b tlIe
called by Calvary IN that hnAi AN
ening when their dry bones
stand up and be clothed wfth
and flesh and have byeAthtA 1n4l
them life everlasting. w1eu tzsy
march forever among the martyrs ks
sacrifice, on the right hand AZ ~
first fruits of the grave, not a.
tial music but to the rustic ~ 1&k0
wings of angels forever; where On
shall wear a crown Of glory anG lu1ms
and the crown of might sA1M III
known no more. Il n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-03
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