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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
PASMERKIA WILSONO
BIURoKRATIzMA.

Berkeley, CAL, Kovo IS.
Californijos universitete j stu
dentus kalbajo buvusis Illinois
gubernatorius Lowden.
Jis sake: "Federal6 biuro-
kratija, pak:elta prezidento
Wilsono karo metu, turi but
tuojaus sutruSkinta, jei nori-
ina, kad Americas gyventojQ
demokratin6s teis6s ir laisv6
butQ apdrausta."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
P|NLGU KURSAs.

Svetimu saliu pinigq vert9, mai
nant nemaziau $25,DOO, Kovo q
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui $3.91
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 6.96
Italiios Sinful lirq 4.o4
Vokietijos Sinful markiu l57
Lietuvos Sinful auksInu 1.57
Lenkijos Sinful markiq u
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
NORI PASIRINKTI KARA
LIU.

Hague, Kovo 25. - olan-
dijos parlamentan paduotas
bilius, sulig kurio pilieeiai ga
letq pasirinkti sau karaliQ,
kuomet valdovaujjamai dinas-
tijjos linijai pasibaigia Wy
lytis. Olandams atsino-
ri tureti karaliene. Jie nori
karaliaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
Veikiai pasizymejo.

Su civilio karo pabaiga
kun. Gibbons buvo paSauktaS
privatiniu sekretoriu tuOmeti-
niui Baltimor6S Arkivyskupui
Spalding. Kick palaukus pa
augStintaS Arkivyskupijos kan
clieriu.
1868 metals pOpeziuS Plus
DevintaSiS pralotQ Gibbonsa
paskyr6 titularu vyskupu
North Carolina valstijoje ir
pirmutiniu ApaStaliSkuoiu vi
karu.
North Carolina valstija yra
pietuOse. Tenai busimasis kar-
dinolas pasizym6jo neapsako-
ma savo energija Baznycios la
bui. Jis keliaudavo per Emo
mes nuo juros pakraSciQ igi
didziQju kalnQ, daznai maitin-
damasis paprasciausiu maistu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
YRA PAVOJAUS TALK
NINKU vIENYBEI.
Perdaug leidziama savaran-
kiauti Lenkams.

Paryzius, Kovo 25. = Ka-
dangi AugStojoj Silezijoj pie
>biscita laim6jo Vokieeiai, tad
Prancuzq sugalvotas naujas
padalinimas Silezijos.
Is Berlyno If is pacios 81
lezijos gauta ziniq, kad kai-
kuriuos Sileziios apskrieius
jau isikraust6 Lenku karuo-
meme. Suprantama, tai pada-
re su Prancuzq patarimu.
Paaiskejo, jog pirm plebis-
cito Silezijos pasieniais Len
kai buvo sutraulle daug ka-
ruomen6s. :ISkalno jie buvo pa
sDketine uzimti jos industriji-
nes dalis,, neziurint VokieciQ
laim6jimo plebiscito metu.
Pasirodo, kad plebiscitas
buvo vykinamas tik del for
mos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
BOLsEVIKAI SKELBIA KA-
RO PADETI.

Londonas, Kovo "a. Is
raportuojama, kad arti
Pskovo is 15-tos ir 16-tos boil
Sevikq armijq kareiviai bu-
riais dezertuoja.
Soyietq valdzia del sukilimu
net sesiolikoj gubernijQ pas
ke1busi karo padeti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
ANGLIJOS PARLAMENTE
APIE AIRIJA.

Londonas, Kovo 25. : Par
lamente smarkiai buvo kriti-
kuojamas vyriausyb6s nusista-
tymas Airiios zvilgsniu. Buvo
Saukiama vyriausyb6 daryti
taikq su Ariais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
GRAIKAI OFENSYVOJE
PRIZES TURKUS.

Atenai, Graikija, Kovo 25.
Gia paskelbta, kad Graf
kai MAJ. Azijoje pakele puo-
lima prizes Turkus nacijonalis-
tus. Puolime dalyvauja 120,-
900 GraikQ karuomenes. !.
nei kick nepasizeizdamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
BAISIOS zUDYNES ARR
JOJE.

Dublinas, Kovo 25. = Va
kar oficijaliai paskeIbta, .kad
parole visoie Airijoje nukau-
ia a zmonds il apie 80 SUI
zeista. Atrial be pertraukos
veda puolimus prizes Angus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
Pakile nepasitenkinimai.

Tokia Prancuzq vedama po-
litika nepasitenkina talkinin-
kai, kaip tai Anglai su TIA
lais. Site ne tik tame iziuri
neteisybe, bet dar gera argu-
menta Vokieeiams atsisakyti
nuo statomo jiems kaTo atty
ginimo.
Vokietija kituomet per sa-
vo atstovus Londone buvo pa
reiskusi, kad jei j laimesian<
Ii Angst. silezijoj plebiscita,
tuomet, rasi, sutiksianti su
taplininku reikalavimu atlygi-
nimo klausime. Kitaipgi, tai
kininkai negali tiketies is Vo-
kietijos jQ klausiamo atlygi-
nimo.
Plebiscita laimejo Vokieti-
ia. Rodos, If su atlyginimo
klausimu dabar turetu viskas
but pabaigta.
Bet stai ina nesmagumus
kelti Prancuzija, kuri pataria
Lenkams neziurint plebiseito|
pasekmiq, bet uzimti patinka-
mus Silezijos apskrieius.
Prancuzu argumentas.
Prancuzams labjausia u5 XII
tus norisi' isgauti is Vokieti-
jos kuodaugiausia aukso.. Bet
jiems labai norisi prie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
.Lenkai PakeIia Puoli-
mus Lietuvoje
Komunistq RevoIiuciijja
Vokietijeje
LENKAI zUDo L1ETUv1Us NEUTRAhEJ zoNoJ

LoNDoNAS, Kovo 25. - Is Copenhageno depesoje
Exchange Telegraph Co. pranesa kad Lenku karuomene
pradeo provokuot Letuva uzpuldnedama Lietdvius
utraese
Gen zelgowsAio karuomene praeta sestadieni vniaus
some pero neutrale zona talknin nustatya r uzpuoe
sirvintus sakoma depesoje
Letuvos vyrausybe tuojaus srvntus buvo pasiuntusi
komisija patyinet ape Lenku tuos pkuosius
zygius.
Lenka tad komisios narius paeme nelasven r tuo
jaus nugalabino pareisliama toje pacioje depesoje
Be to- Lenku artileria praeita sekmadien ties Drus-
kninkas apsaude Letuvu pozicija Keetas 1ietuvq ka
reviu suzeista. y
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
Mire KardinOlas JOk. Gibbons

Ikeletos valandQ is rezidencl-
jos praneSta, jog kardinolaS
imerdtjqs il jau n6ra, vilties
iO pasveikimui.
Ant rytoiaus mir6.
Gydytojai tvirtina, kad kar-
dinolas iSdalies mires del Sc
natives. Bet daugiausia nuo
perdidelio energiios iSeikvoiiz
mo jam eSant iauneSniu.
Gimes Baltimoreje.
KardinoIaS buvo gimes Bal
timor6je is AiriQ t6vQ LiepoS
II, 1884 metals. Bet savo jau-
nyste buyo praleides su t6vais
Airijoje. Eidamas II metus am
ziaus jiS Su t6vais SugTyzo A
merikon il apsistoio New Or
leanSe. Tenai jam kOki laikQ
priSiajo uzSiimti darbu valgo-
mQjQ daiktQ krautuv6je.
Kardinolas Su pasididziavi-
mu prisimindavo tQ savo dar-
bQ jaunatv6je. Visuomet gcrt-
davOsi taiS laikais.
Is pat jamQ dienQ jis bu-
vo palinkeS paSirinkti dvasiS-
kali luomQ ir SUI mielu t6vQ
noru prad6jo lankyti mokykla.
q metus eidamas iStojO isto-
rinGn st. Charles kolegijon.
PaSkui mok6Si st. Sulplice Sc
minarijoje ir st. Mary's uni
verSitete Baltimor6je.
TSventintas kunigu Baltimo-
rije einant p metus amziaus,
prizes pat civil kara Suv. Val
StijoSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
20 zUVO BOMBUOJANT TE-
ATRA.

.Londonas, Kovo 25. TIA
lijos miesto Milano teatre Dia-
ma ekspliodava bomba, 20
zmoniq zuvo ir, daugybe suzeis
ta. Policija nuomoniauja, kad
tai busias anarchistQ darbas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
PIRMUTINIAI KONGRESO
DARBAI.

Washington, Kovo 25. :
Paskelbta, kad spectacle kon-
greso sesja pirmiausia svars-
tysianti muitq tarifq ir revi-
zija pokariniQ mokesciq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26

liuose pas gerus zmones.
Ten vyskupaudams jis, pas
tatydino Sesias baznyGias, is
teigd GailestinguiQ SeserQ'vie-
nuolijq, pagaliau JOINS pasta
tydino ruimingQ mokyklQ, sky
riama lygiai baltiems il quo
diems vaikas.
Arhvyskupu ir kardinolu.
Jauna tuomet vyskupa 49,
p metals popeziuS is North
Carolina paSiunt6 vyskupauti
j Richmondq. Toi snauioi vys-
kupijoj tuojaus atsirado dau-
giau nauiq mokylllu, prieglau-
dQ if baznyciQ.
Tais laillais BaltimorGje bu-
vo Arkivyskupu Bayley. Sis
nugirdo apie nepaprastos e.
vyskupq Gibbonsa.
Arkivyskupo pastangomis Wy
skupas Gibbons buvo sugrq-
zintas BaltimOr6n If paliko
Arkivyskupo lloadiutoriu Ga
sistentu).
Pra6juS keliems m6neSiams
Arkivyskupas Bayley mir6 II
popezius Leonas Tryliktasis
Gibbonsa paskyra
Baltimor6s Arkivyskupu, jam
einant 43 metus amziaus.
1883 metals Arkivyskupas
pirmininkavo Ameri-
!:s,s pralotQ delegaciial Ryman.
Tenai jis popeziui iSd6st6 vi
sus plenus treciajam plena-
riam Kataliku BaznyciOs HE
rarchiios' susirinkimui Balti-
Susirinkimas ivyko
sekanciais metals pirminin-
kaujant Arkivyskupui Glib
bons.
1886 metals popezius j pa
sauk6 i kardinolus. Tas ivy
ko kardinolo Gibbonso 25 ku-
metals.
Kardinolas Gibbons buvo
pirmasis Amerikoje kardino-
las. 1911 metals visa Ameri-
ka iskiImingai paminejo 25
metQ jo kardinolyst6s sukak-
tuves.
Kardinolas Gibbons buvo
zzymus asmuo ne tiktai Baz-
nyGioje, bet if valstybeje. Au-
gstieji Amerikos zmon6s il
didziai gerb6. :
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
NAUJAUSIOS ZINOS

BERLYNAS - Is AugStosiOs Silezjos praneSta kal
tenai radikala Fokiecai il Lenkai darbnnka jgasi il
grmoja pakti Streikn Kakuruose apskriGuose tainn-
ky karuOmen6S vadas paskeb6 karo pad6ti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
MIRE KARDINOLAS PO L.
GOKOS LIGOS,
BUVO DIDzIAI GARSUS
BAzNYcIOJE IR VAL
STYBEJE.
Mirdamas ejo 81 metus am
ziauS.

Baltimore. Md, KovO o.
Cia vakar pirm puSiaudienio
miri Senpli< kardinOlaS JOku-
has (JameS) Gibbons. Miru-
sis SkaitiSi ne tiktai Baltimo-
res ArkivySkupu, bet ir Ka-
talikQ hierarchijoS s4lv. Val
StiioSe primatu. Sirgo keletQ
m6neSiu.
Prize mir$tanGio kardinolo
buvo Su>irinke viSi ArkivyS-
kupo rezidenciioS namiSkiai.
Kunigai kaIbtjo prize mirStan-
GiO maldaS.
Apie viSQ apgailcStauiamo
kardinolo mirimQ tuoiauS pa
SiQSta kablegrama Ryman
SventQjam T6vui, teIegrama
-Apa$taliSkam delegatui Wa
Shingtone. Arkivy~kupui Bon
zanO ir viSiemS AmerikoS Ar
kivySkupam> il VySkupamS. 5
Kardinolo susirgimas.
KarGinolaS Gibbons pirmu
kartu Sunkiau buvO Su>irgeS
praeito Gruodzio pirmomiS die
nOmiS, vieStdamaS del >veiku-
mo Union Mills, Md.
Tuomet buvo prane$ta apie
10 zymQ >u::ilpn6jimQ il pa
vojQ. NiSgi SeneliS paSveiko
tick, kad apie NauIuo>iuS Me
tu$ galGjo * ten parvaziuoti
BaItimor6n.
Cia vi>u pratiuSiu laikotar-
piu kardinOIaS buv0 tai Svei-
ke>niS, tai SilpnesniS, bet pa
vojauS nebuvo. Mes ne viSuo-
met ilSijoSi lovoje.
Staiga praeitQ Sekmadieni
jam Sugr,yzuS namo po pasi-
vazinljimo automobiliu $vie--
ziame ore pa>idar6 CANA bio
ga. Tq paGiq dienq pavakar&j
rimtai SuSirgo.
Pra6iuS n valandoms gy-
dytojai paskelb6, kad kardi-
nolas atSidures pavOjun. Ire
ciadienio vakare paarS6jo. u
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26

BALTIMORE. MD. - Mirusio kardnolo Gibbonso ku-
aidotuv6s ivyks Kovo 81 d. Prizes pat mrsiant kard
nou sventoo T6vo buvo prisiusta kabegrama pa
lainnimu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
PARYZIUS.

ketai praneS6, kad lig Geguz6s d. 20 mardQ markiq
butnai butQ iSmOk6ta. Ktap VOketia susilauksan tin
kamos bausm6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
ISPANIJA SIUNCIA MISI-
IA JAPoNIJON.

Madridas, Kovo 25. Is
panijos ministeriq kabinetas
nusprende Ispanijon pasiqsti
militarine misija studijuoti ia
ponq armijos organizacija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26

oRAs. = siandie II, turbut,
rytoj bus grazus oras; maza
atmaina temperaturoje. Vakar
augse. temperature buvo 81 L.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
WASHINGTON.
~Sutinkant prezidentm Hardingui

sOciiaisQ vada Debs vakar is Atlantic ka6mo pats vie
landsi Washngtone If kab9osi Teisyb6s departa
mento sekretori Po to pats venas vel sugryzo kal6
jiman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26
BERLYNAS - Radikalu sukiImai nesiliau

VOkeios mieSuose Kaikur eciau e apamint policijos
Vyriausyb6 bijosi Gia radkap sukilimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26

Vienna, Kovo 25. Austri-
JOS parubeziais -Slovaki-
ia koncentruoja karuomene.
Austrai bijosi uzpuolimn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-26

University of Illinoi,
URBANA, lie. -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-14
A Successful Vacation

1.-TWO Weeks With Pay" the new
est Bebe Daniels picture, which will
be at the opera house Wednesday, is
the sprightly tale of working girls
vacation. Miss Daniels is seen in a
dual role, that of the little salesglrl
and famous film actress for whom
she is mistaken. But it is IN the ad-
ventures of Pansy, the salesgirl, that
the audience is interested.
1t would be awful on the store
keepers and office executives of the
land if all vacations ended so trium-
phantly for the girls and so badly for
business as did Pansy's little old two
weeks. But from Pansy's standpoint
her vacation was a huge success, even
though it started rather inauspicious-
" in mud puddle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-14
Merit VIII Tell

Mr.. C. V. Leach Of Hapeville, Ga,
was in Newebrry Friday, representing
w. H. Hutchinson & Son of Chicago.
For twenty years he has been travel
ing for that firm, and the house is
seventy years old. A house that can
stay in business 40 years and a man
that "sticks" to it as Mr.. Leach has
for 20 years is we'll worth mention
ing. And firm which will buy con-
tinuously for eighteen years from the
same man and house shows conclu-
sively that what is thus bought is of
the very best quality. Mr.. c. F.
Templeton is the man who has been
trading with these people for Is
years. He bought of them while con-
Quoting his Pepsi-Cola plant in Green
vile, and is keeping it up in Newber-
ry; and that was the business on
hand while Mr.. Leach was in New
berry Friday. w. H. Hutchinson q
Son, incorporated, are manufacturers
of sodawater favors and coloring,
bottle caps and bottlefs' supplies, and
they sell immense quantities of all.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Leach
and to learn of the big house ne so
well represents.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-14
AUTO CRASHES
INTO TRESTLE
CAR is BROKEN INTO SMALL
PARTICLES
Several Persons Badly Injured in
Accident Near Prosperity. Pa
tienss Carried to Columbia.

Prosperity, June ia terrible
accident occurred Sunday Afternoon
about three O'Clock when a car driv-
lumbia crashed into a post of the
Southern railroad trestle 2 miles be-
low Prosperity.
The Piedmont highway passes un-
der this trestle which has never been
properly opened for traffic. The par
ty consisted of E. 7. Dennis, J. T.
Fowler, Mrs. R. J. Hyman, Mrs. Bes-
sic Addison and baby, who are in
jured; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Duncan
and two children are uninjured. They
were going to Cross Hill to spend the
day with Mrs. George F. Thompson,
mother of Mrs. Hyman.
The injured were brought to Pros
perity and taken to Columbia on the
S:45 Southern train.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-14
JAMES EVANS ADDY
DROWNED ON SUNDAY

Peak, June Isl Evans Addy, son
Of Hon. J. Is. AGdy of Lexington
county, was drowned in lake near
the depot at .Alston in Fairfield coun-
ty Sunday about 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Evans Addy lived about three miles
from Peak in Lexington county. He,
with four or five other young men,
came here Sunday afternoon, went
across the river and went in the lake
bathing. At about 2:30 o'clock it was
reported that Addy was drowned and
in about an hour more than one hun
dred persons were a. the lake and his
body was recovered. He was about
25 years old and served in the Euro
pean war. He was a member of Po-
maria lodge, A. F. NJ, and he will be
buried with Masonic honors at 3
o'clock Monday afternoon at Wateree
Creek church, two miles below Cha
pin.
w. NJ. w.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-14
MAY FORCE U.S.. INTO
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
SO DECLARES SENATOR HITCH
COCK OF NEBRASKA
From Purely Selfish Motives VIII Be
Compelled to Do VERY Thing
She Would Have Done

Durham, n. ~, june S.--Presert
international and domestic depression
of commerce aid industry is daIon-
strating the dressing necessity Of a
league of nations, Senator Hitchcock
of Nebraska declared today in an ad-
dress at the commencement of Trim
ity college. Referring to the "stag-
gering and unbalanced national bud
gets of both the conquerors and the
vanquished in the late war;" he said,
the United States was Setting a
wretched example for nations of the
world" particularly by present mil
itary appropriations. The economic
situation, Senator Hitchcock said,
threatened the maintenance of life
for millions of the worlds population
with consequent damage to the busi-
ness of the United States.
"On account of cotton and copper
and corn and wheat and manufactures
shipping and other interests we are
to be compelled through selishness
to adopt some plan of cooperation
with the nations of the world" he
said, II should have liked to have seen
the United States under the leader
ship of Woodrow Wilson, enter the
league of nations. It was not to be.
Like Moses of old, Woodrow Wilson
made mistakes which cost him success
and cost him his leadership.
GAS Moses of old smote the rock
in arrogant assertion of his own pow
er, so Wilson in overconidence of his
own strength as the champion of new
ideals charged upon the mountains Of
prejudice and materialism in his
path. He lost the fight and sacri-
feed himself.
"From purely selfish motives we
will soon be forced to do very much
the same things we would have done
from lofty motives if VIE had entered
the league of nations shortly after
the close of the war"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-14
THE MOST
OUT OF RETAILING" "

Mr.. r. Kiser, a representative of
the National Cash Register company
of Dayton, Ohio, is in the city and is
making arrangements with the Cham
Der of Commerce for bringing to
Newberry the noted lecture, Getting
the Most Out of Retailing
The lecture is principally for bus
mess men, merchants and clerks, and
from reports from other cities, it is
one of the most interesting and in
structive lectures of its kind ever put
out on the road.
The lecture outfit consists of an
advance man, lecturer, and an oper-
ator. Seven large trunks are requlr-
ed to transport the equipment of mo-
ticn picture machines, films, etc.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-14
DIR. GEORGE B. CROMER
SPEAKS IN COLUMBIA
Newberry Man Makes Eloquent
Address-Several Guests of
Honor Present

The State, 10th.
Charles E. Boineau was last night
elected president Of the Focus club
at it's annual meeting at Ridgewood.
The election was held at a business
session prior to the anniversary dim
ner, at which George B. Cromer OF
Newberry was the speaker and there
were several guests of honor.
The meeting marked the first birth
day of the club and in celebrating
this important event the club several
times paid tribute to the efficient
guidance of the retiring president,
Robert Moorman, Sr., and also re-
membered the prime mover in the or
ganization of the society, Capt. Will
liam NJ. Carter, U. S. A, by sending
him a message to his far-away post
on the Mexican border.
In the midst of the festive occasion
the members also paused to pay a
last tribute of respect to Col. F. W..
Galbraith, Jr., national commander
of the American legion, whose un-
timely death came as such a distinct
shock to the club. They sent tele-
gram of sympathy to his widow.
A strong message, delightfully."-
punctuated with clean cut humor,
was the one brought to the Focus
club by Mr.. Cromer. 81 like the idea
of the Focus club" he said with en-
phasis. "For our country, united
service" He paid tribute to the spir-
it and purpose Of the club, and said
that as the members had served dur
ing the recent conflict, so they must
serve during peace. '
He laid special stressson the need
of care for disabled veterans. He
gave startling figures of men who
served their country we'll, who are
not getting the attention that is nee
essary to bring them back to health.
He told of the United States remark
able record during the 18 months of
the war, of the vast amount of money
expended to get the large army mo-
bilized and to send more than 2,0OO,-
600 men across the sea. He then
called attention to the fact that these
many months have passed since the
armistice and yet Of $4,000 disabled
men, thousands are not being cared
for. "It's an internal shame he
cried out. ''It's an internal shame y
DR.. Cromer touched on a number
of opportunities for service and in
closing called attention to the fact
that the individual must do his part
and that there must be cooperation
of the individuals.
The club stood and cheered Mr..
Cromer at the conclusion of his ad-
dress.
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Japanese Speaker

On Sunday morning, June 19, at
11:3O Mr.. II. Inadomi of Japan, a
recent graduate of Columbia Theo-
logical seminary, will address the
congregation at the Lutheran Church
of the Redeemer.
Mr.. Inadomi has been in Newberry
several times and has always more
than pleased his hearers.
This service will be under the aus
pices of the Woman's Missionary so,
cietv. The members are asked to
please bring their midsummer thanh
offering at this time.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-14
Our Newberry Pathe Man

;, Mr.. Gordon S. Leslie who is max
ing pictures for Pathe reels, received
wire Thursday morning from the
editor of the Pathe News, New York,
which we reproduce here to show how
quick the moving picture people are
to scent news. The assignment, how
ever, was cancelled, as the second
wire shows. Following are the two
wires from New York under date of
9Th instant, the first timed 1926 and
the second 10:44:
"Will you cover whale washed
ashore off coast Georgetown. Be spec
tally careful focus and exposure. Get
general scenes showing length and
height, also closeups different parts
head open jaw, fins, tail, etc. Con-
firm assignment by wire. Will pay
travelling expenses"
Cancel assignment to cover whale
GEORGETOWN. Just received word
whale in bad condition"
While on the subject Of Pathe films
will say that Mr. Leslie got some good
scenes from the recent Shriners' pa
rade in Greenville, but the rain inter-
ferred with his work there and the
company did not accept them on ac-
count of their notwithstanding, as
we have said, to the rain.
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Bob Weevil

Newbery county was heavily infest-
ed with boil weevil in the fall of 10.
The winter being extremely mild
large per centage of these weevlls
survived and are now feeding on the
young cotton. They delight in suck
ing the tender heart-leaves and their
presence will be indicated by wilted
or dead leaves near the top of the
stalk. One hundred weevils per acre
is considered heavy infestation for
this time of year. Many farmers re-
port more than that. Where cotton
is this heavily infested, if some means
is not employed to combat the pest:
there will certainly be a great loss.
Now is the time to fight the weevil
and fight him hard. The infested
fields should be gone over carefully
and the weevils picked and destroyed.
Each female weevil will puncture
from 100 to $50 squares and the
young will mature in about 3 weeks,
hence you will readily see the great
Importance of, at once, killing every
weevil possible.
Some farmers are having the chill
dren pick weevils every morning
while it is cool. This is the best time
to find them as they hide more when
the sun gets hot. A very good plan
would be to pay the children so much
apiece for all weevils caught. Of
course when the men do the work
they will not expect pay.
Later on we will discuss the poison
ing of the weevils.
T. NJ. Mills, County Agent.
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The State.

The State.
Mrs. Bessie Addison and baby and
James T, Fowler were brought to Co.
lumbia last night ffom Newberry
where they were injured in an auto
mobile accident yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Addison and her year old baby
were taken to the Baptist hospital for
treatment, while Mr. Fowlar was TAX
en- to his home at 220s Bull street.
Both Mrs. Addison and her baby wefe
reported as resting well at the hospi-
tai early this morning and neither was
thought to be in serious condition,
although suffering from numerous
bruises and cuts. -