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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-23

visited Mrs. w. W. Berley last week.
Mr.. Bennie Chapman of Washing
ton, is visiting relatives in the COM
munity. We are glad to see his
bright face again.
Mr.. B. NJ. Clark was a social visitor
to our city unday of last week. We
think gravity" is rather strong down
this way. Come again, Ben, we are
always glad to see you.
Pomaria Red Cross has So mem
bers. We hope for 100 by January
/, 1920. Pomaria is always on top.
In every band drive we went over
the top, and in the Newberry-Sun1-
merland drive we went over the top.
We are always on top. No room Tor
Pomaria at the bottom.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-23
LETTER FROM PoMARIA.

The last letter from our cores
pondent at Pomaria came too late
for Fridays issue, hence it will have
to be abbreviated, as follows:
The dust has rubbed off the back
of more jewelry catalogues for the
past ten days than off the Good Book
Our school closes Tuesday, Decem-
Der %, with Christmas tree, fish
ponds, candy kitchen, etc.
We will miss the faces of our be-
loved teachers after Tuesday fol
Christmas week. They go home with
the best wishes for an exceedingly
pleasant Christmas.
Our little city will be lively
Christmas week, all our college stu
dents and school teachers coming in
Mr.. w. B. Wise landed last week
with his second car of mules. They
are beauties. You should see them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. H. w. Lominick, Prof. Beden'
baugh, Miss Newsome and Miss Peter
son were social visitors in Newberry
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Harold Wise was business
visitor. in our city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Mason has been sick for a shor'
while, but we are glad to announce
his convalescence.
Our merchants are busy selling
Christmas goods, preparing to make
the children happy when Santa
Claus comes.
We have a set of the best looking
young ladies of any community il
the county. Boys, if you don't be
lieve it come down and look then
over.
Mrs. Kate Scott of Prosperit!
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-23
LIFE OF SERVICE
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Rev. N. J. Holme. Dies in Greenville.

Greenville, Dec. 18.-The Rev.
Nichols John Holmes, prominent MIN
ister of Greenville and South Caro-
lima, died at his home last night after
an extended illness. He was "
wears of age. Mr.. Holmes was presl-
dent of the Holmes Bible and Mis-
sionary institutute of this city, which
for some years, was conducted on
Paris mountain. Before accepting
this position he was an attorney Tor
Is wears at Laurens. His education
was received in this country and IN
Scotland and Germany.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Lucy Holmes, daughter of the late
Governor impson, brother, A. 4.
Holmes of Laurens, and sister, MISS
Mary Bell Holmes of Columbia.
Funeral services will be held at the
Holmes tabernacle here at 10 o'clock
Friday morning, after which the beds;
will be taken to Laurens for burial
at 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Rev: N. J. Holmes was the
eldest son of the Rev. and Mrs. Il. L..
Holmes. The Rev. z. L. Holmes was
a man of great learning and plety
and was the founder of number OF
Presbyterian churches in Laurens and
neighboring counties. He was, too,
a teacher most of his life, long time
a professor in the old ''Laurensvllle
Female college, prominent instltu-
ton in it's day, and his attainmentss
in mathematics and the physical
sciences were considerable. His
Younger son, the late Joseph A..
Holmes, distinguished chief OF the
federal bureau of mines, was the IN
heritor of his fathers scientific turn.
N. J. Holmes served with the youths
near the end of the Confederate war
and a year or two later, along with
party of young men of the upcoun-
try. including the late Samuel w.
and William Vance, George john
stone of Newberry, Carolus Simpson
of Laurens, and perhaps others, was
sent to the University of Edinburgh,
where they spent some years IN that
world famous Scottish institution. On
MS return to Laurens, young Holmes
studied law and soon entered upon
s practice. For a time he was III
The Office of the late Col. William
1unlap Simpson, afterwards !ieuten.
n governor, governor and chlet
-stice. whose daughter he married,
md later practiced under the firm
are OF tIGirr.s ard Simpson W!,'i E.s
no 3.e:-:-.-law, Ici. Hen! 70! -
..in2Dson. 7 he !lll Was 10 = =
.srUte I'D IL. i:Gl.ae,. l:1- e. *.
= i@:ycr cI t&rG SD -..i..f =.
vigorous mc2ta.:y. Wnen ~ .a;
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-23

D. Eichelberger, deceased, having
fully accounted for the estate of said
deceased in my hands, notice is here
by given that 1 will apply to the
Judge of Probate for Newberry
County, S. c., at his Office in the
town of Newberry, S. c., on Wednes-
day, January 18th, 1920, at 10
O'Clock a. M, for a final discharge
as administrator, as aforesaid.
Dewitt C. Johnson,
Administrator and ETC., of John D.
Eichelberger, deceased.
December 10th, 1919.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-23
BETTER THAN
Whisky FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called AsiE.;;ro.
Il, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, USED
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Comph-
cations.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-23
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking the
celebrated Shiyar Mineral Water. Positively
guaranteed by money-back offer. Tastes
inc: costs triAe. Delivered anywhere by
our Newberry agents, J. W. Kbler Co
Phone them.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17
,N~ewsaNUtes. From The First; Baptist
CEuTc!:
(COntributed)

NOOhIA AOOISN|
The net amount realized by the
] Pastors Aid Society, July "a, was
s1SC. They now have almost $275 on
the organ fund.
Attendance at Prayer meeting is
steadily increasing. Many visitors
attend. They greatly enjoy the
meetings which are genuine prayer
and praise services and yet never
drag and are never dull. The time is
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock.
Just one hour.
What is Jesus Doing Now" will be
the subject for next Sunday mornings
sermon, and "The Law of Liberty"
for next Sunday evening.
All the male members of the church
are called to meet next Sunday after
noon at four O'Clock for an important
conference.
The church has authorized the ordi-
nation, after examination, of Mr.. G..
A. Briggs, already a licensed preacher
who is a student of Wake Forest
College. The time of the ordination
will be announced later.
A number of students from the
Sunday School are expecting to attend
the Mobile School at Fruitland be-
ginning next Monday morning and
ending the following Friday evening.
All students will be entertained on the
Harvard" plan. Forty-fve OF
these schools will be going on at the
same time in different parts of the
state. The pastor has been assigned
to Mars Hill and tn Rev. Mr.. Black
burn of East Hendersonville to Fruit
land. Anybody is welcome to attend
these schools which are wonderfully
instructive and helpful and in spiir-
ing.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17
KATHARINE
Contributed

Under the shadows of the mighty
oak, with it's branches towering to-
ward the heavens, they laid her sweet
form to rest.
Sad friends and grieved companions
gathered around the sepulchrc pre-
pared by loving hands, to receive the
earthly remains of her frail body.
1t was strangely beautiful and sad,
to look upon the little company,
through the boquets of rare and
beautiful flowers.
1t was a reminder of the words OF
the great apostle, absent from the
body, present with the Lord"
There, loving friends, laid to rest,
in peace, al THAT remained of her
earthly body, there to sleep until the
glorious call to come forth in resur-
rection glory, when the Lord Him
self desends with a shout and the
voice of archangel, and the trump of
God. There to witness the glorious
appearing of God, when her pure
spirit desends from the glory, to meet
her resurrection body, there to be uni
ted and meet the Lord in the air, and
to be forever with him, wherefore,
comfort one another with these words.
Behold 1 come quickly"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17
Napoleon Who Never Reiqned.

Napoleon III never reigned. When
Napoleon / Abdicated he also re-
nounced the right Of succession for
his son, known as the king Of Rome.
When Napoleon III created himself
emperor of the French he took the
style and title of Napoleon III, in or
der to establish the connection be-
tween himself and his uncle, the first
Napoleon.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17
Peat Is an InsuIator.

Compressed peat is being developed
by a European inventor AZ a sound in
Sulating material.-Ohio State Journal.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17
BOYS OXFORDS

blacks and tans; the English toes;
valued at $3.50. Vacate Sale Price
$3.50 to $3.50.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17
MEMS OXFORDS

Edwin Clapp table of OxfOrds;
blacks tans; all styles. TOday's price
is $12.5O and $14.OO. Vacate Sale Price
$3.50. H.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17
WOMEN'S PUMPS $40

- -,
WOmen's Pumps, COlORiaIs and
Plain. Extra beaded buckles, if yOu
So desire. Valued at $1,000 Vacate
Sale Price,. 80. 80. $500. 81. 40
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17

h1VUOE
HAVE Been
Fitted!
Why not
YOU?.
We must vacate,
for our store has
been leased and we
are going out of
business.
BLACK AND TAN CHILDREN'S
OXFORDS
$3.50
BLACK and Tan ChiIdren's OxfOrds: all
sizes; broad Educator toes and also
English; all widths. Vacate Sale Price
$3.50
C%HILDREN'S PUMPS. OXFOPDS
This is a real value of quality and
price. Bargain liable of Children'S
StGes, Pumps, Hxfards; all sizes; VI.
ned to $500. Vacate Sale Price S1.4O
S1yOO BARGAIN TABLE
$1.O0 Bargain Table of Odd Lots:
Blacks, Tans and Whites; Leather and
NeOlin SOles. OxfOrds and Baby Doll
Pumps. These shoes are valued to
$3.50 per pair. Take your pick. Per
PAiE..-'...'. '..... $l.OO
MEMS OXFORDS
Edwin Clapp table of OxfOrds;
blacks tans; all styles. TOday's price
is $12.5O and $14.OO. Vacate Sale Price
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

zultat al conferintei care s'a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
CANDIDATE LA METROPOL1A
DIN SIBIIU.

Ziarele au, anuntat ca in curlnd
Sc va face alegerea pentru scaunul
de metropolit al Sibiiului, ramas
vacant prin moartea venita la
timp, lui Mangra. De asemenea
s'a anuntat ca vor candida la a
cest scaun p. S. Sa Episcopal
Miron Cristea 81 Preotul DR.. Nj
colae Balan.
Pc Episcopal DR.. Miron Girls
tea publicul il site cine este, asa
, ca nu nevtie sa aducem date
deosebite asupra prea Sflntlel
Sale. Mai putin il site pc DR.. n,
Balan, 81 deci vom spune citev*
cuvinte asupra acestui candldat
metropolitan.
Par. Balan a fost de curind
, in Bucuresti, Gu ocaziunea con
sresului preotesc in fruntea unc'
delegatitni de 40 de preoti din
,Transilvania, Sfintia Sa profc-
sor de teologie la seminarul An
dreiu Saguna' din Slbiiu. In
Noembrie trecut, a fost delegat
|de fruntasii Rominilor de dincolo
dc a duce guvernnlui de la las
lvcstirea ca eli au hotarit unirca
Gu moi. De la Iasi VENT la Blu.
curesti. lar de aci la Giurglu, un.
de dus vestea aceasta genera.
,lului Berthelot.
In 1915, DR.. Balan, crezind ca
|razboiul nostru nu mai poate In
tirzia. a trecut muntii pc ascun'
81 a VENT la moi. a stat toati
vara aci 81 s'a umplut de amara
ciunc vazind ca Rominia II arr
de gind sa intre in raZbolu. dc
Iaceea a trecut inapoi tot prfr
munti. Ungurii lau cautat prlf
Sibiiu, dar n n'au prins de vest
ca IA fost la moi.
| DR.. Balan un barbat tinar $
Gu infatisare plaeuta. n arr
lmult peste 80 de ami. A condu'
GU priccperc o publicatiune blse
riceasca: ,,Revista Teologlca p'
care putem socoti drept un'
dintre cele mai bunc aparute !,
romineste.
E persoana de eultura serloa
lisa bisericeasca cum ardelenii nj
Ian multe. Sc bucura de mutt;
lvaza 81 are multi aderenti in Gle
lrul Transilyaniei.
. (,,Unlve rsul's).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

nut la LOndra intre premierul
Lloyd George 81 Clemenceau, gu
vernul American va Fl instiintat
ca, Gu scopul de a face posibil IN
oare care comprOmis mtre part
dele adversarc din senatul Amc.
rican, aliatii vor accepta, pima "a
un oare care punct, uncle dmt"t
rezcrvarilc facute de catra conf
tetul senatorial insarcinat GU a
facerile straine, dupa cum scrit
ziarul ,,Matin'
Acesta mai scrie ca aliatii vol
face tot ce este posibil asa ca A
mericanii Sc participe la 1ntru
nirile din viitor.
485 arestati in Detroit. DE
troit. - Politia din Detroit in
ceput o goana dupa anumitl pun
gasi, cartofori 81 alte persoan'
care sumt banuite ca calca legilc
81 in scurt timp 4S5 de suspect
au umplut inchisoarea politlei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
PosTA R'IElDAcTIEI.

D-lui Geo o. Cmdea, North
Plate, Neb.: - Adresati-va Lega-
tiei Romine in Washington, de
unde, sper ca veti primi deslusl-
rile dorite.
D-lui !. Popian, Richmond: -
Pentru pasapoarte adresatl-va
consulului Romin din Chicago.
,Pasapoarte Sc da de multi. Deaa
,voiti 81 sunteti gaia pleca aca-
|sa, puteti merge, gaia de pleca.
e, la New York. ullde yeti ca
,ata pasaportul imediat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
DIN fUCA CONDE|UIUI.

EypedieaZa-mi un aprlnzibil
sa-mi inccndiez fumcganda. -
Nu-i asa cal radical9 Ri. bine. 81
va mai puma ariciul, domisori-
lor, sd ziccti ca suntem semi
'docti!
Alta. = Inactivitatea faculta-
tilor celebrate fatalimente per-
cipiteaza imbccilitatca. Ell!
Asia cum va place.
Cctim in Universal: .,Aveti ne
Inorocirea de a avea in Fannie
un dement,. furios, un neuraste-
mic. un epileptic sau vre-o boala
mintala? Internati-l in Sanato-
lriul .,Caritatea' din Bucuresti.
str. Plantelor II. singurul sana-
toriu amenajat Gu sail separate
penrtu diverse psicho 81 neurota-
pie" In asemonea institut.
IN ar strica sd fie 81 in aproplerc
do Pittsburg. daca nu in toatc
orasele mari din America.
Daca mineri de carbuni III
| incetau greva. nu sc site, poate
nu yinea iarna aSta. care ca
IZut hOdorOnc-tronc. pe capul no.
stru. Dupa cum sa vede treaba
| iDumnezeu a tmut cu moi cit an
fost-in grcva 81 acum. dupa re
au intrat in lucru, tine GU el
- Lasa sa ninga ca asa zlce un
colind rom1nesc: ,.Iarna grea o.
matul mare. semne bune anu
are"
Femeile rom1ne din Cleveland
sd pregatesc sd mearga Gu 80
linda in favoarea orfanllor s.
a vaduvelor razboiului. - Fru
moasa initiativa, dar oare II ar !
Ibine ca 81 feciorii sa porneasca
Gu ..Pluguletul' =?
Rominii din New Castle. &c
fac, ce dreg. 81 cum fac 81 cum
drog. nu Sc lasa pc jos. leri a 50
sit lada cit toate zilelc. lncat.
Icata cu imbracaminte 81 meal
tamintc. noui noute. ca de-abls
am coborit-o patru oamen III
canton. De urcate De. cln.
stie9 Oar ii facem moi de petre
canie. daca 0 IN vedea ca nu mer
Ige. Aducem macara Gu abur $
itot ii venim de hac. &c zlt
Rominii din alte orase. Ute Cra
ici1nul bate la usa. -. Noi liz
cleveland? Ne miscam meet. AS
Isunt Clevelandenii. o iau Gu hi
nisorul, poate inspirati' de pro
,verbul: ,,Craba strica treaba"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

chor ratate dipomatce, de carl stiea nen Poporul
Italian poporul Roin cunostnta de conutul Tor;
fos dscutate in presa 81 poru insufet de coprnsu
facut sacicie Leg dspositiun retroactive pot
face ua Nic Consutia acestei ar pcrmte 81 poae
ca 81 aceasta una din pentru etras deaga
Amercani de Ia conferina pacei reanin a europen sx
resolve disputele Europei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

I't ''{i tNoAotoAil NJ S"ueU ~
sa-si imbunatateasca cererile
prin lupta politica, pc semne
prin partidele existente pentru
ca nu fost mentionat alt par
It'd.
Presedintelui Wilson i-se per
mite sd umhle. Washington.
= Washington. - Ddctor,n pre-
sedintelui Wilson anunta ca pa
cientul sau ii este permis acnm
ca sd umble prin camera lni. III
spune ca presedmtele Sc imbrac;i
singur 81. sprijinit de un basto-
mas umbla singur
IA morti din alcool de lemn. -
Washington. - De Ia ministrul
de finante s'a anuntat ca Sc va
pune pedeapsa grea pentru acela
care violeaza legea 81 vinde ra-
chiu care contine alcool de lemn.
Rapoartele din New York O.
rata ca in decursul saptaminci
de la prima Decemhrie patruspre
zece cazuri de moarte all ayut loc
in acel district, cauZate de con-
sumarea de alcool subtras din
Ilemn.
Deniltine a prins $500 rosii. -
ILondra. = De la cartierul .ui
|Denikine s'a primit stirea q,
|cavaleria admirable lui Deni-
kline compusa numai din Cazacl
a capturat intre | 81 8 Decembrie
$500 de bolsevisti La fel fost
'capturate rm mare numar de tu-
nuri 81 masini de puscat. . 6lta
Inavala a success in prinderea ia
Ialti $50 prisoner. ~Parasirea po-
|zitiilor de la Berditschev este al
Imisa de catra Denikine.
Socialistii italieni ataca pc a.
iati. Roma. Deputatul CT
ccoti. in vorbre in camera de-
|putatilor. a insistat ca Italia ,>a
Sc rupa de catra aliatii eli 81 So
dca nina Gu guvernul sovietist
din Russia. Aceasta este prima
dcclarare socialistilor italieni
ca ci s,nt contra aliatilor.
Imediat dupa vorbirea lui CT
ccoti. fruntasii partidului cato
lie a lasat sd Sc site ca partidu
Ilor a decis ca Sc nu formeze {
coaliue Gu socialistii.
Ciccoti atacat violent pc Al
glia numind-o Tacoma, rapacioa
sd 81 indaratnica, ca asmuti
Franta contra Germaniei ca pe
Iruinele amindurora sa-si mareas
tea heghemonia Ell
DECORATE de Rominia. = New
York. Sapte persoane, mem
bril- de la Crucea Rosie Amer;
cana care au lucrat dincolo d'
|ocean, au fost decorati de catr;
guvernul Romin pentru -ajutoare
He 81 serviciul din aceia tara. Ma
iorul George Gusts Treadwcl
din Albany, seful comisiunei di1
Balcani fost decorat cu Ordl
lnul Coroanei Rominiei. Aceia,
i 'medalie "a fost data 81 Maiorulul
3. c. Hamilton din Goshen, car,
a servit ca sef Otter in comisi:
| medicala.
Cap. Archibald Freeman lii
Cortland fost facut cavalier a
| Stelei Rominiei ca recunostint;
, |pentru lucrarea lui ca istorio
graf Official, pc cind dol dir
Buffalo: Locotenent Edward
Pelham 81 Douglas Kingston,
PRINT panglica de Cavaleri a
[Coroanci Rominiei, pentru nun
ca lor pusa in legatura eli ira IS
iportarea provHiilor.
Au fost 81 doua femei deco.a
+; te, D-soara Julia r. Shea din Sa
lamanca 81 D$oara Rachel {
Terrence din Yonkers au primi
Ordinul Reginei Maria.
Agitatorii din Cairo arestati
, = Cairo. = Patru dintre eel ma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
Agitatorii din Cairo arestati

= Cairo. - Patru ~dintre eel ma
prominent agitatori au fost are
''stati i'll Cairo 81 sasezeci de stu
denti din scoala comerciala al
fost dati afara ca un rezultat al
participant lor in tulburarile re
cente. De atunci tulburarile nu
Iau mai fost repetate.
Misiunea engleza in frunte cu
Iyiscontele Miner, ministrul 20,
loniilor, care Au ajuns ieri, a fl.
cnt vizita.. .sultanului. Membrii
misiunei au fost fnsotiti de Gene.
ralul Allenby.
So .
Ala til Sc vor invoi la uncle re.
zervatii. - Paris. - Ca un re.
zultat al conferintei care s'a Il.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
.INFORNAT|UN|

Clemenceau PRINT GU ovatii de
parisieni. - Paris. Premierul
Clemenceau a fost primit Gu mari
ovatiuni de catra parisieni cind
a ajuns in acest oraS din Londra
unde a fost la consfatuire ell
Lloyd George.
In decursul calatoriei lui Pc
ste canalul englez Clemenceau a
lunecat 81 cazut, insa nu a
fost ranit serios.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16


- Washington. - ,.Minerii vor
III toti in mine astazi NunI" d
declarat Lewis, loctiitorul de pre-
sedinte de la United Mine Wor-
Ikers of America. cind ajuns ia
icartierul general al Federated
Muncitorilor din America ca 50
participe la conferinta. muncito-
,rilor.
moi avem 0 credinta nestra
'mutata in presedintele Wilson,
a spus Lewis. ,,Comisia numita
de el moi asteptam ca Sc aplanezs
toate dificultatile 81 Sc formu.
leze un program de ajustare.
,,Se asteapta acum numirea CO
misiei, de catra presedinte, in a
lcest timp oamenii Sc re1ntorc Ia
!lucrl 81 toti vor Fl indarat Ia
Imunca lor Luni dimifeata"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

Declararea de principii. =.
Washington. O declaratie lie
principii fost adoptata de Cd.
ira fntrunirea presedintilor afi-
liati la Federatia American a
Muncitorilor.
Aceasta conferinta indeamna
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

pc toti lucratorii de a cauta ca
sa-si imbunatateasca cereriie
prin lupta political, pc semne
prin partidele existente pentru
ca nu fost mentionat alt par
It'd.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-20
School Teachers to
Spread Doctrine of
Anti-Bolshevism

New York, June 20.-As another
step in it's nationwide educatlohal
propaganda of Americanizatlon 10
counteract the growing influence
in this country of the doctrines OF
disorganization and destruction, the
National Security League announced
to-day that it has enlisted the heads
of all teachers Normal Schools In
% states for active work against
Bolshevism. This effort of the Sc
curity League is based on the idea
that the school teachers OF the
country, while intensely patr1ouc'
are largely unqualified to answer
the insidious arguments of present
day radicals. The League has found
this contention supported by many
of the leading educators OF the
country and is eXerting every ell
fort to overcome this condition.
The Normal School heads ana
teachers whose cooperation has al
ready been secured by the Security
League. representing the leading
institutions for the training of
school teachers in all parts of the
country, have promised to create
snecial courses for the instruction
of their teachers in sound pro-
American arguments against Bol-
shevism. Starting with the Normal
Schools in the % states already COW
cred, the Security League hopes TO
be able to obtain similar action In
every teachers training school In
every state in the Union.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-20
CHILD BUREAUS
TO BE CONTINUED
Relief Work in Europe Will
Not End, Hoover
Cables

New York, June 0.-Announce-
ment of the continuation of tire ac-
tivity of the American Relief Ad-
ministration in Europe in connec-
ton with the work of child feeding
after the conclusion of its gen.
eral relief program on June so was
announced to-day by Edgar Rick
ard. joint director of the American
Relief Administration, upon cable
advices from Mr.. Hoover in Paris
The various foreign governments
where such work is being carried
on have been notified that America
will not for the present terminate
her support of the children's ou-
reaus.
1t is Mr.. Hoover's present plan'
according to his cable, for America
to maintain representatives in each
of the countries where child ou-
reaus are established, with a gener-
al director in Europe and stan IN
the United States. The American
Relief Administration will not in
tervene locally in the. work Of the
bureaus except as to advice and IN
spection, but will in all probability
devote such funds as it has for dis
posal TO subsidizing national COM
mittees in the United States, to as
sist in carrying on the work.
The children's relief program OF
the American Relief Administration
adopted last April covered Rouma-
mia, Czecho-Slovakia, Greater ST.
IBERIA, Poland, Finland, Esthonia'
Lithuania and Leattonia. In these
countries approximately 100000
children were supplied with one
meal per day for three months un-
der the program. The total num-
ber of meals for the same period
amounted to 51,170,2O2. Originally.
the sum assigned to child rellet
work was s2,OOO.000, but this has
since been raised by funds placed
in Mr.. Hoover's hands here ana
abroad by various charitable or
ganiZations.