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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-15
BAR COMMITTEE URGES
NEW INAUGURAL DATE
Would Haze President Go II,
During January.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 14.-Advance oi
the Presidential Inauguration from
March to the third Monday In jan
uary is recommended by special COM
mittee of the American Bar Associa-
ton. which will report to its conven-
ton opening here August 80. The
committee also advises that the Congress
elected in November meet on the second
Monday of the following January.
The ground for the proposed changes
Is that too much time elapses between
election and Inauguration and converting
af Congress. The report calls attention
to bill of Senator Ashurst providing
for similar alterations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-15
DAUGHERTY HAS PLAN
TO SPEED UP COURTS
DeUises Means to Dispose of
Prohibition Cases.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., Aug. IA. !
Attorney-General Daugherty will lay
before President Harding this week for
approval new plan OF the Department
of Justice to clear up congestion In Fed
eral courts due partly to the accumuia-
tion of prohibition enforcement cases.
Legislation is proposed to provide addi-
tional judges and to clothe the Attorney
General with broader authority to sys-
tematize court procedure and facilitate
the handling of litigation. Congress
may be askel to give the Attorney-Ge
eral the power to assign judges outside
of their districts to aid other judges.
The Attorney-Eenerals plans have
been worked out after consultation with
Chief Justice Taft. District Attorney
Hayward of New York, Judge John f..
Safer of Columbus O., and District At
torney Clyne of Chicago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-15
PLATTSBURC STUDENTS
TAKE JAUNT TO CANADA

PLATTsBURa, N. Y, Aug. 14.-Three
hundred students of the c. NJ. T. c. went
to Rouses Point to-day under the direc-
ton of Major Howard 5. Campion. ath-
letic director. and Frank Wandel, super
visor Of recreation for the Second Corps
area. They made the trip IN twelve large
motor trucks.
Before returning to the camp the stu
dents crossed the border and took short
ride into Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-15
Bee Causes Bad Wreck;
Flies Into Motor Car

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK
HERALD.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. ID.
A bumblebee flying into his
automobile to-day caused Fred
erick j. White to lose control
and the machine, carrying five
passengers, broke through a
stone wall and was overturned in
Seekonk. Mrs. Julia Tibbetts Of
Pawtucket was seriously injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-15
TO STUDY AGRICULTURE.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Aug. 14.-Teach-
ers of vocational agriculture In Della
ware are among those registered for
the summer course which opens to-mor-
row at the Pennsylvania State College.
About forty Pennsylvania teachers are
rxuectad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-15
CHINESE IN MASS MEETING.

8osToN, Mass, Aug. 14.-Chinese of
many New England cities gathered at
an open air mass meeting on Tyler street
to-day. held under the auspices of the
United Chinese Association. Speakers
demanded that the questions of zap,
Shantung and Manchuria be discussed
at the forthcoming limitation of arma-
ments conference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-15

EMiNINE HOSIERY SHOP-Street Floor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24
DORESC

Casatorie Gu fata de la etatea
de 1870. Doritoarele sd sc
adreseze la:
Administratia ziarului
America sub numelc I. II.
(22l-23).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

fiecare il rasplatea, punandu-le
singur FL, pc haina, semnul har.
niciei 81 al vitejiei. Apoi ii strin-
gea de mana 81 lie spunea cuvinte
de urare, carl mergeau la suflet
81 le umezeau ochii. Sta Marele
Rege, Gu mana lui in mana iubiti.
lor sal soldati, ridicandu-, pc fie-
care pana la Ell, 81 astfel ochi in
ochi 81 mana in mana, Rege si
sQldat, isi spuneau, in acea sfanta
''ain Aaga cat 20 vesnicie, tot
ceiace un suflet cinstit 81 de erou
.poate sa spuna unul altuia.
Pc ofiteyii decorati Gu ''Mihsi
viteazuls9 3 saruta M. S. pc
ambii obraiL 81 numai Ell singur
ii decoreaza, tot asa ca 81 pc
gradele inferioare decorate Gu
''Virtutea MilitaraE' q. /.
Stunt scene 81 momente, in a.
ceste zile mari, carl nu Sc pot uita
nici odata 81 carl lesga sufletui
pentrn totdeauna.
Gu lada pima de decoratii mer-
gea N. s. IA fiecare divide, 81 se
fnapoia Gu injumatatita ssn com
plect golita, caci yi' erof erssl
multi. Necare, in'felul. lui, era nm
ron; dar bineinteles "a rasplata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24
C0NCURS

Parochia gr.-or. rom. 1Pogorl-
rea Duhului Sfant's din Detroit,
Mich. Pc aceasta Gale. deschide
Concursul: la postul de Preot, de-
venind vacant cu datul de 2 Oct.
a. C. Asand preot pc Rev. 6. Baloi
preot din spatl'ia veche 81 d-nealui
find Gas lnisidngri, TRIMS in sta.
tele Unite, !1alui este slit a
cercet4 smaf te parochii, din
stateld, IniteM g. 81: i. oeszia aceia,
au dimisfonat. Doritori de a
ocupa acest post, pot compecta
spre a fl alesi. insa sc prezinta
spre face serviciul divin 81 sc
intelege Gu comitetul asupra sala.
riului, insa d-nii preoti veni pc
spesele d-nealor. -
Parochia dispune de scoala 81
casa parochiala. bani in banca cat
81 un numar frumOs de membri
Doritorii sunt Sc adresa Ia
adresa de mai JOS pana la 2 Oct
a. c., cand Va fl sedinta sinodals
81 tot odata 81 alegerea.
In numele sus numitei parochi
seminar.
George Secas. secretar.
March, Meila, presedinte.
2219 E. Fort Str. Detroit, Mich
221-23).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

10 capatau numai aceia carl Gu
adevarat s'au distins, 81 char 81
acestia erau foarte multi. Asa
.sunt Romanii.
Ceasuri intregi Sc scurgeau
pana Sc termin1 . ssemenea mare
81 neuitata sxrb6toare.
Pana in linis Ia de transee, q
mers M. S. Reeele pentru a vedes
pc iubitii Sai eoldati. De foarte
mults Ri . st1t noaptea in mij-
iocur tfupelor, la1nd adesea'mass
Ia un loc cu TIL soldatii, iar ei
er7A 81 mandri = fericiti Cd -au in
mijlocul lor ~ Acela care, Gel
dintaiu, les Az 4d nlai afrumos
81 eel mai. put fs exemplu dc
implinirea datoi 4 cttre tara.
In timpul jul Ar erancene, ..
tunci, cand IN Iilnl vcis za ne
rapue de tot eieststsa So Re
gele . stat nj a tlist il mijlocul
vitejilor sii u IL ircnra-
jet pc eel ces - u lup1 q
i-a mansiiat es' 4 inspo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

sTRuauR1

S'au must de California 81
Ohio. Pretul variaza dupa cali
tate. Adresati-va la:
I. SACEANU
$500 Tillman Ave.
s'au chemati, Guy. Lorain 723 W
Bell Hemlock 4018
(1x6-26 Sept
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

dria sd alba in mijlocul sau pc
eel mai mare 81 mai bun RomaR,
|pe Augustul nostru Suveran, pc
NJ. S. Reggie tuturor Romanilor.
Ell volt sd mearga pc la toti, sal
vada pc fiecare Ia munca sal
incuraje..e in vederea viito1ului
81 mai ales sd rasplateasca pc
acei carl in prima parte Campo
niei s'au distins, pe kFoi.
ST mers 81 la trupele de pc
frontnl Moldovei, din muntii
Vrancei, 81 la acelea din regiunea
de refacere.
Peste tot pc unde mergca, NJ.
s. Regele cerea Sd Use arate, sa
I-se aduca in fata frontului, toti
aeeia carl au facut ispravi demne
<le = fl rSsplatite, ofiteri sall
trs,pa. Pc fiecsre 4 vedea ii pc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24
IN ATENTIuNEA
RolGANILOR.

Cunoscuta Farma, fost q d-nei
Body, la Stop "a, Lake Shore,
Electric X. r. peste lima de tren
Nickel Plate, prima casa.
Dl Paul, proprietar, aduce la
cunostinta tuturor romanilor care
doresc a avea must de strugurl
de Dover, sau doresc sa cumpere
struguri. Serviciu cinstit ca q
pana acuma.
i. PAUL
Telecon Guy. Dover lot.
(1x6-24 Sept.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24
lNsTIINTARE

Sunt rugaH tor s'sonentii
nogtri . observe urm4toarele
rsguli d trimitsees peatx1
schimbaro dc adresx:
!. 0x - scrie adress veahl
unde IL msrs xiarul gi adresa
ande 50 mutat.
Z L nsoars psrsoanx &
- alxturo m4r.i - Be, q q
cauto Sx nj - dea numelo Stro-
del p al oragului eoreok
Cine M observx aoeste 70.
xuh In xadar aSteaptx x ! q
schimbe adress - nu - poasa
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

vesti spitalele de exantematici
intesate de bolnavi. Acei soldati
voinici si frumosi, carl rezistase-
ra luni de zile dusmanului 81 naS
prasniclllui lni foe, acuma eraG
trantiti la pat 81 transformati III
iasca, de slabi, din cauza febrei
celei mari, ce lie ardea sufletu1.
Toata tara q iost .napxdita d4
acest nou dusman, contra caruiG.
Ia fnceput, nu gasea nimeni arnlS
ca sd lupte. Toate unitatile atat
cele ramase pc 'front.' dar mai
ales acelea din zona de refacere
au fost lovite de nemiloasa boala,
lar satele toate pareau niste ada.
varate spitale sau chisr cimjtirea
zilnic Sc ingropau suite de MORT
si nu Sc mai gaseau nici scanduli
pentru sicrie, nu era nici timr
pentm le face, aga de multi
ersu 81 crau pusi II erepi, ~ gdiI
81 unul langa altul. Au fost regAiI
mente carl an pierl6t. il timp de
dou6 luni, peste jumxtsse din
efectiv: All fosf Cafn Sc.s II, "a. /
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

cere in munca, in veselie 81 in
lrasplatirea faptelor cu adevarat
mari.
Insa, noua nenorocire ne
paste 81 nu ne da voc Sd lie refa-
Gem in liniste: bolile. Tifosul
exantematic 81 recurent Isl fac
aparitia inca de Ia sfarsitul lunei
Decembrie, mai fntai in cazuri
izolate 81 apoi Sc intensified in
| tot cursul lunei Ianuarie, alum
g6nd II maximum de desvoltare
lin lunile Februarie 81 Martie.
+ Soldstii carl al luptat pc front
| patru luni fara ragaz si fara po-
Isibilitatea de a schimba rufaria
de pc u, Gu lunile, s'au umplut
do insecfe, de paduchi. Cum nu
lie dispunea de niei un mijloc de
|starpirea lor 81 nici de primenire,
| din lipsa de rufe, acest flagel s .
intins Gu o iuteala inspaimantd-
tosre mai ales acclo unde era lu-
mo multa inshesuita, trupe sau
|popor. Gu sutele, Gu mile cadeau
holnsvi. soldatii 81 locuitorii, si
hosls sves nn taracter asa de
es fseif esf putin 80 u sutd
f bolnatyi q shcombau. Era . adc-
|yarat4 jale Y vixitezi Il y pri-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

is. REGGIE, Augustul 81 nepretuitul
nostru stap1n, de-a dat tuturora
ipilda atat curajului 81 cat q
tariei de suflet.
Au fost zilc in carl viata M.
Sale a atarnat de un fir de paian-
jen. Obuzele cadeau la cativa me-
tri de locul unde NJ. s. primea
raportul asupra luptelor. Nici nu
s'a clirtit, doar a 1ntrebat, Ia in
ceput, daca Sc facuse vre-o stri-
caciune mai mare; mai apoi, nu
lea mai bagat in seama. 81 ca
deau, nu glumaF ------. -
In spitalele ~ gemeaA de raniti
ce veneau de pc froht, mergea
bunul nostru Rege, ii intreaga de
vara, de Ia pat Ia pat Il mangaia
pc fiecare 81 pentru fiecsre ayea
cate Q rasplata, fie char numai
un cuvant de mangaere esit din
gura 81 din inima unui adevarat
|parinte.
ST peste tot pc unde era nevoia
mai mare, Sc arata Gu fata So
blanda si senina si cu, snfletal
Sau cinstit si drept, 81 peste tot
|inpartea u dreptatea u ngS !.
|rea. 81
y au trecut lnnile de refa,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24
DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUhuTA PUBLICA

Clubul Teatral Roman w.
Alexandra din Cleveland, Ohio,
avand petrecere teatrala 81
dams in ziua de Is Sept. 1921,
care au avut un rezultat foarte
satisfacator. Numitul Club Tea
trail multumeste acelora care au
credinta 81 dragoste fata de acest
Club, la reusita acestei petreceri
lie aducem sincerile noastre null
tumiri din partea Clubului care
au avut dragoste de suprasolviri
urma toarele sumo la aceasta Pc
trecere dupa cum urmeaza:
1oaFE Serb $500; Dan Serb
$500; loan Streza $500; loan
Craciun $1.5O; Victor yass 81 90;
Dan j. Stanciu $1.OO; Nick ,Bor-
yea $1.O0; Dan Sofariu $1.0O; ST.
mion Baciu $1.OO; Aurel Monea
$500; Emilia Cristea $1.O0; Mary
Bulgord $1.OO; Vasile Nototan
i$1.OO; Nick Popovici $1.OO; Nick
Bucur $1.OO; loan Hertea $l.OO; j;
nitrate i'll total la aceasta pc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24
PRETUL BANILOR
ROMANESTI
ESTE SCAZUT

Acuma e timpul eel mai potrivit
de a trimite bani rudelor sau de al
depune intro banca buna din Ro-
mania Mare, 81 fiji sig,lri ca Yeti
cunoaste profitul indata ce pret,,l
va fl ridicat. Trimitem in Rbnta
MIA Mare DOLLARE, fBanit Anne
ricani) prin TELEGRAF, POS
ia sau CEC Draft. garantand
plata banilor in Gel mai scurt timp
81 procurand recipisa. ,iscaiita de
primitor.
Bilete de vapoare pentru q
merge 81 a veni din Patria We
che.
Drumul platit pana la Bucuresti
$96.50. La Timisoara $91.15. La
Arad, Cluj, Oradia Mare, Sibiiu,
Brasov $4,000. LIE Cernauti $lO5.
La aceste preturi trebue de adau-
gat $500 taxa de razboiu.
Vapoare direct Cara schimbare)
la Constanta: S. S. TAORMINA la
5 Octomvrie. S. S. MCCALL HELL
LAS la 8 Octomvrie. S. S. AME-
RIGA Ia, II Octomvrie., Aceste va
poare au eabine pc clasa lila.
Toti fratii Romani carl pleaca
spre Patria veche 81 cumpara bile
tul de calatolie della Banca noas-
ira, vor locui FARA DE NICI O
! PLATA, pana la plecarea vaporu-
lui, in casa noastra din New York,
care are camere curate, bine aeri-
site 81 eat sc poate de igienice. AS
teptam calatorii La static 81 avem
grija bagajului, ferindu-i' de ca.
dea in mantle specialization (pun'
gasilor. (1Kt
Scrieti pentru informatiuni Ia:
Henry e. FARO
Baucher Rom3n
Autorizat 81 isc0rporot sub legilt
Depqrtomentului Bdnceloy StotuLu'
New Y0yk.
80 COOPER SQUARE
(3rd Ave-, cor. 9Th ST.
NEW YORK, n. Y.
(Adv.)
puonOnonosomoucuouomcmomoG
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08
SENTENCE SERMONS

When you fear God, you will never
be afraid of Him.-Ram's HON.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08
DOVE LORE

The dove was considered unlucky to
Assyrians.
To kill a mourning dove means loss
of friends.
Eastern people believe that the
pigeon brings good luck.
Pigeons flying in a ring over a body
Of water give a sign of rain
1t is good luck to have stray
pigeon come to your home.
The cooling Of q strange dove in
your window is the sign of coming sad
intelligence.
Mourning doves frequenting your
premises are supposed to bring sud-
den illness to the family.
Shakespeare, in "Timon of Athens"
alludes to the superstition thus:
"Pluck stout mems pillows from be-
low their heads"
In India pigeons are thought to bring
good luck. They are carefully reared
I'm houses, which they are believed to
keep from decay.
Pigeons are trusted as insurers
against fire. The flight Of pigeon
through house is regarded as kind
ly warning of contiagration.
Mr.. Henderson, in his Folklore Of
the Northern Countries" says: 1.-THE
Russian peasantry have strong feel
Ing against using pigeon feathers in
beds. They consider it sacrilegious,
the dove being the emblem Of the Holy
Spirit.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08
knights Templar

The annual meeting of Owosso
Commandery No. 40, Knights Templar,
held Tuesday evening, marked one of
the most successful years in the history
OF the local organization. Thirty new
members were received during the
year, bringing the membership up to
more than It's Officers were elected
for the ensuing year as follows:
Commander, Frank E.Sutfin; general.
issimo, Leonard A. Hall; captain
general, John H. Stack; senior warden,
W. s. Cooper; junior warden, Ward
Strauch; prelste. J. B. Z. Castreei
treasurer, o. L. Davis; recorder, Harry
L. Crosby; standard bearer, E. f.
Wsgar; sword beare; Frank 81
William; warder. Frank M. Cute
sentinel. William l. Ksltrider; member
temple association, 81. X. White, Sr.
Tuesday afternoon the order Of the
temple was conferred upon four capdi'
dates, Rev. W. f. Jerome officiating az
prelate, and his work is highly spoken
of.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08
P0STSCRIPTS

Minnesota mines in 1920 furnished
80 per cent Of all the iron ore mined
In the United States.
An English inventor has patented a
double parachute designed to steady
the descent OF a user.
Springs feature new attachment
for hand pumps to equalize the load
and help lift the water.
To enable persons to find their way
around in foreign countries a disk de.
vice, which can be carried in pocket,
carries translations Of frequently used
phrases.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08
LOCAL NEWS

The clerks in ID. M. Christian CO.
store have decided to furnish the dishes
for eighteen trays for the PRIV ate rooms
at Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. d. M. Christian leave
next Monday for New York to remain
few days tefore leaving for four
months trip aboard.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

Are you thinking Of painting this
springf II you are, get in touch with
d M. linn, Owosso. Mich, agent. for
the Grand Rapids Paint and Varnish
Co. We sell the best painte, varpisbes
and ensmels at factory prices, direct
from factory TO you. All shipping
charges prepaid by MS &C.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

The London University senate has
appointed Anne Louise McIlroy to the
University chair of obstetrics and
gynaecology at the London School Of
Medicine for Women.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

Moral changes are slow; Gods foot
steps are sometimes centuries apart.
Edwin Taylor.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

Norway has daily newspaper which
not only treats exclusively the activi-
ties of women, but Is run entirely by
women.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

Mrs. Charlotte McGill, who for fif-
teen years has been a photographer,
has applied for a position as forestry
lookout in the national forests of Mon
tana, and her long experience will
probably land her the job.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

The noblest question in the world
is: What good may do IN it?-
Franklin.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

The virtue that comes out victorious
in the crisis must have been nourished
and cultivated In the humdrum mo.
ments.-Alexander Maclaren.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

Be strong and work, for / am with
you, saith the Lord of hosts.-Hag
gal 2 a.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08

OF the 107 successful aspirants who
passed bar examinations in Boston
recently, seven were women.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-04-08
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

Queen Wilhelmina of Netherlands is
not only an expert linguist, but an
expert horsewoman as well.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
THE REAL RELIEF.

E The bin been passed and upon it's
effect for good or evil. will depend largely the
fate OF the party in power
s The chief sponsor for the measure. Senator Pen
rose. declared that 1t is but a makeshift to meet
Observation-Disclosures that he does not believe
that It viii accomplish miracles.
S From the democratic side OF congress comes the
charge that it drafted to relieve the ultra rich
from their Just burdens of taxes in keeping with
pledges made before the last presidential campaign
and in return for gigantic contributions TO fund
with which that campaign waged
The outstanding feature OF the law is the change
in the income in which the very rich have
. received unusual consideration and by which those
OF small incomes receive rebate Of 500 each in
an Increase of exemption
The argument Tor such a policy was that the
high taxes we're driving the wealth OF the country
into the bonds OF cities states which are exempt
for taxation
There WIN be those who believe that such a
course IL really beneficial in hat It means that
public enterprises VIII not lack for support and
that nigh taxation with loans to the public as the
only relief IS in reality forcing private funds into
publ, use.
The real relief which the public. workngman and
millionaire alike, IS seeking is way which Will
cut down the gigantic cost Of government.
As Ions as It requires four billion dollars year
TO operate the government just that long direct
and indirect taxes OF sort viii be oppressvely
high
OF the tour billion dollars or something over that
for 1929. one billion goes for interest on the
national debt
out Of that sum one-half should be repaid 20
This country from The other nations 20 which ten
millions were loaned during the war
one dollar out OF every eight would be unneces-
sary If this government proved itself as good a
collector rs it was banker during the war.
II IS likely that the cut in the size Of the navy
viu reduce the governmental expenditures each
year by another hair billion Of dollars which means
a cut OF another dollar out Of every eight now
spent
other government costs are too hgh. There
could be retrenchment in bureaus that would
bring down the cost The army expense could be
safely cut
As Ions as this country keeps on spending billions
each year. some one must pay. To properly equal
lie that burden would seem a simple task-but as
Ions political parties need money. as long as
men fighting selfshly shift the burdens il
is quite likely that the country viii lumber along
IN the present unscentlfc manner Of raising the
coin by methods which satisfy no one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
REWRITING HISTORY.

wero there but one vagrant instance Of a change
IN the text books OF history OF America now being
taught IN the public schools, It might be passed
over the vagary Of author
But when seven such text books carry with them
changes that tend belittle names reverenced as
the founders OF this country. even the least sus-
pacious might begin to wonder whether there IS not
sinister purpose and power behind these changes
Those who belong 20 the Sons and Daughters OF
the Revolution will welcome. OF course. the knowl-
edge from Prof Albert Bushnell Hart. whose book
Is used in many schools that MANY served from in
terests OF purest patriotism but many others were
drawn into the continental army by money. beun-
Ties and promises Of land" Such is his description
OF the continental army.
Was America founded by mercensries?
You believed that the minute men were brave
when they fought al Bunker Hnl?
Read from. new book by Everett Barnes.
now in many schools but not the Barnes
history which stood for so years for truth that
ITO march, as those British soldiers did. straight
up 10 the works. so that each felt that
the man who was aiming at him could not miss,
required a nerve steady shown upon
battlefield"
: All wrong you who have believed that 1000
lundrilled patriots lighting for liberty. drove back
three that number of trained British soldiers
who fought 20 perpetuate royalty.
You learn also from this same Barnes that the
FIRST signer of the Declaration Of independence
a smuggler hoping through revolution to escape
just punishment for his crimes against the crown.
Such is his epitaph for John Hancock
II you not yet convinced OF the sordidness
OF the Fathers OF the Country turn to the history
written by Mclaughlin and Van Tyne, who
teaching your children that:
"Tt IS hard for 70 realize just how ignorant
and supersttious most OF the early colonsts."
II you have thrilled with the thought OF Law
rence's brave slogan OF Don't give up the ship"
forget that citation. You find from these same his
torians that what he really said Fight the
chip untn she is sunk" and that a cabin boy
twisted the order.
All OF these books. seven in number. have been
printed since 1919 or revised since that time
that the old trains OF thought which inspired Amer
lean youths is given a direction
II a pity that there should creep into
school system, for any purpose any design, the
branding of John Hancock. whose signature might
have his death. who gave a fortune to the
cause OF liberty. should be branded as mere
smuggler.
It IS time 20 revise the revisers.