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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

Where the highways have been
scraped and dragged since the rains
thew are fine, and it. only shows what
can be done and what is necessary to
have roads in this section of the coun-
try. But where The scrape has not
appeared the road just continues to
90 down the hill and it will soon De
in the ditch. You must provide fo-
the maintenance of the good road, c:
it will not remain good Of its own &C
cord.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

What do you suppose has become of
the golden hearted men who used to
bring the editor mess of gatherings
along about this time of the year,
Anderson Mail.
A we Bit early down this side for
the hig killing and the weather has
been too much like the beautiful In
dian summer. We have few of 'em
left around about here in reach of
the editor of The Herald and News.
And bless their dear souls they know
how to fix up them chitterlings too,
that is the golden hearted women do.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

CONGRESSMAN Dominick is perfect
w correct in declining to advise any
one what to do about cotton. NO one
knows whether to hold or not to hold.
We are are OF the opinion that 1t
would be a great deal better for the
cotton farmer generally to sell part OF
his cotton and pay what he has to pay
or at least help to ease up the imam
cial situation, than to turn 1t over 10
the speculator at 80 per cent of mar
ket price with the understanding that
he is to get the benefit of any rise in
price, because the man who puts up
the 80 per cent of current price IS
going to have as part of that contract,
if it goes below the 80 per cent mar
gin then there must be put up more
margin.
Congressman Dominick is correct
in another statement in this connec-
ton, and that is that it pays the far
mer one year with another to sell his
cotton as fast as 1T is ready for mar
ket. 1t may be when we get this
cooperative marketing organization
perfected or at least to functloning,
then it may be better to market along
all the year, but to judge the future
by the past the most successful Tar
mer has been the one who sold just
as he had it ready for market. we
heard Of one very successful farmer
wha said when he loaded his bale OF
cotton on the wagon from the gin
when it was thrown off 1t be-
longed to some one else, and this far
mer followed this all of his long life
and was one who did not have to sell
because when he made the cotton ];
was his and he could have held with
out the aid of the warehouse or thc
bank if he had desired.
But times and conditions have
changed and the systems have chang
ed, and we are not to be understood
as opposing the cooperative market
ing proposition, because we are Will
ing to help anything that will bene
fit the producer, but the little fello"
who really needs the help can scarce
lv be benefited, but there is no harm
in joining in with the rest and max
ing the effort to help. The trouble
with the whole situation is that the
producer as rule owes for the cot
ton before it is made, and when it |!
made it belong to the man who fur
nished the sinews with which to pro
duce, and the real producer does moi
have much say SO. If he would pro
duce first what he needed to live or
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

and it Is little announcement to reach
the school house from the road. |
hear some talk of consolidating this
school with Beth Eden and | hope that
it may be done. 1t would DC rather
large district in area, but most Of
the children are near or would be
near, the center of the consolidated
area and the building could be so To-
Gated as not to make it inconvenient
for any of the children. And then
we could maintain a good two teacher
rural graded school, and have an
eight months term. In the lower end
of Long Lane is the river and no one
lives down near the river, and on eth
er side is the creek, and so most of
the children live along the highway,
or not far from it, and it seems to
me that it would be fine idea for
these two schools to agree to go to-
gether and have real good school,
I have talked with some of the pa
irons of both districts and they talk
very favorably in regard to the mat
ter, and as soon as they think the time
opportune I will gladly confer with
them and prepare the petitions for the
consolidation. The time is here now
not to talk about more dollars for
education, but the slogan is going to
be from now henceforth more educa-
ton for the dollars we have. And in
order to accomplish this we must
consolidate and get together wherever
it is possible and for the best interst
of the children, and where we can get
more education for our dollars.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

Yep, it is the unexpected that al
ways happens. How does two and
one-half gallons of beer, or two quarts
of wine at one time hit you?-Andec=
son Mail.
Yep, ''two and one half" would
strike US all right if it were the pure
and. right kind, but we would not
care much about the 'two quarts"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

This completes the first week of
five days that Miss Thomas~spent with
me and l will take up in the next issue
the two days she spent the following
week and the visits made. Already
we are having good reports from some
of the organizations formed during
the first week. They are already at
work
E. H. A.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

then he could be in position to say
what must be done with the cotton,
and when it should be sold and what
he would take for it, but when he
owes some one else for the cost of
the making he has net much ay about
-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

Friday of the first week Miss
Thomas was with me our first visit
was at Jalapa. We were there at y
o'clock and several of the ladies and
men were there to meet US. There
is already a good organization az this
place and it has been doing good work
for several years. We stopped just
to give a word of encouragement.
There is also a good school here,
taught by Misses Nancy Werts and
Olive Feagle and the term is not less
than eight months and l would be
pleased to see it nine morths. There
are only about forty children in the
district but on account of the railroad
mileage the taxable property makes a
sufficient income to run the school.
The school is in beautiful section OF
the county on the Piedmont highway
and as soon as I can get the survey
made the county has agreed to buy
one acre from Mr.. Buckley for play
ground in place Of the land which was
taken fromone corner Of the school
lot for the highway.
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ing is in Laurens, all the reports and
payments are made through Laurens.

payments are made through Laurens.
Our next stop was al Bush River
where there is also new school build
ing and where the community has
gone to work in the cooperative spirit
for the Improvement of the school.
Misses Agnes Monts and Lera Living
ston are teaching at this school and
they have gone right into and taken
hold of the community activities and
have already done much for the
school. The association was organized
with Miss Monts as president and Miss
Livingston secretary and the men ana
the women of the community will give
the organization hearty cooperation.
Mrs. C. G. Johnson is the treasurer.
In travelling through this section l
wonder how it is the people have man
aged to get along with the roads they
have in here. The Bush River Bap-
tist church is one Of the largest and
most prosperous and wealthiest of ru-
raj churches of any denomination IN
the state, and they have handsome
parsonage alongshide the church and
the pastor serves the congregation
every Sunday. and yet there is not
a decent public road leading to the
church from any direction. | do not
know how it has been in the past,
because until recent years | never had
the privilege of travelling much
through this section. But if the
roads leading up to the church could
he widened and worked up there is no
calculating the benefit it would be,
not only to the church but to the en-
tire community. And certainly there
should be some sort of decent road
from some direction to this large and
handsome church. There are byways
leading to the church from almost
every direction, and they all come to-
gether at or near the church, but If
there could be just one good road, a
real road, leading to the church the
amount of good it would do could not
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08
AMONG THE SCHOOLS

. o @ o 9 o o o o o o o o o o o o
/ want to conitne my notes on the
visit of Miss Thomas and myself IN
the interest of t Immunity organ
iaat:on. The more 1 see of this work
the more l am persuaded of the good
it is doing. The great thing that we
need just now is to arouse the inter-
est of the patrons and friends of the
school in each district to the point
where they will do things worth While,
and there is no better way than
through organized effort. And al
ready where the community has or
ganized there is something doing for
the good of the school, and that means
of course for the good of the COM
munity.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08
Newberry, S. c., November 9TH. 1921

Newberry, S. c., November 7th 1921.
In sacred memory of those who made the
supreme sacrifice, and in honor of those who
offered their lives but through kind Provi-
dence were permitted to return to us, all the
banks of the city will remain closed all day
Armistice day, November ]lsh. 1921, this
being a legal holiday as declared by a recent
Act of Congress.
The Exchange Bank Of Newberry, S. {.
The Commercial Bank of Newberry, $. {.
The National Bank of Newberry, S. {.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

Our next stop was at Reederville.
There were quite a number of the Ia
dies and the men of the district to
meet US. and the school spirit runs
high in this community, and they
have one Of the neatest and best OF
athe two teacher rural graded schools
in the county. The building was just
completed during the present year,
and the grounds have not yet been
put in shape as they will be, but the
building has been painted and the
trustees, J. A. Davis, /. NJ Smith and
J. B. Speake. take fine pride in the
school and l am sure that there is
going to be something doing for the
good of this school all the time. Miss
Thomas organized society here last
spring when she was with me and it
is doing excellent work and has live
wires in charge Of the organization.
This, like Kinards, is line school
but both buildings are in Newberry
county and whre that is the case by
an understanding with the superin-
tendent of education of Laurens the
school reports to Newberry and the
payment of salaries and other ex-
nenses is done through Newberry, and
the two line schools where the build
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

From Jalapa we drove to kinacds
where there is also a two teacher
school which has sufficient funds to
run nine months, and they have two
excellent teachers here, Misses Lucy
Riser and Gertrude Smith. We We're
a little off schedule when we arrived
at Kinards and there were no parents
to meet us, and of course we could
not organize. There is need of some
community work here in the matter
of improving the grounds and beau
tifying them, and also in making some
repairs and improvements on the
building and in the matter Of furni-
ture, though l understand that the
trustees have recently ordered some
furniture for the rooms. There are
a great many improvements in the
physical equipment that could be
made to great advantage for the
school, but in order to see them AID
to get them made there must be
aroused the community spirit. There
should be here in this district the
neatest and the most convenient and
best equipped of any Of the rural
schools in the county. And the build
ing should be painted and the grounds
beautifed. When / say this | mean
that the district is one of the richest
in the county when we take IN the
number of children in the school. Mr..
J. A. Dominick and the Messrs. r. q.
Smith and C. M. Smith as trustees
have managed the finances well and
they carry now a small balance and
since this has come about | am sure
they will begin to make the necessary
improvements. At the beginning OF
the last school year there was no bal
ance, and these trustees are good bus
mess men and do net believe in over
drawing your account, but now that
the finances are in good shape l am
sure they will cooperate with the COM
munity spirit in doing some needed
things for the school.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-08

E. H. A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27

"a asegurarnos la supremacia. Tecaba
Ia Gran Bretafia proteger nuestro IL
toral en- Ell paso de Calais y en- el
oceano Atlantico.
a LA MERGED DE INGLATERRA
''jDebe Francia, en- 1921, continuar
con la misma politica, permitiendo a
Tnglaterra que por 81 sola protejG la ma
yor parte de nuestros litorales? Ello
signifcaria que nuestro pals quedara {,
Ia merced de cualquier cambio cn las
relaciones politicas que mantenemos
cor nuestros aliados.
''GNo debemos proceder como los Els
ta6os Unidos, que tienen una armada
Ell ell oceano Atlantico y otra en- el
Pacffco, sostener una fota en- ell Allan
tico otra en- ell Mediterraneo? Anbas
fotas resultarian extremadamente dis
pendiosas para nuestro pals.
''Mas bien parece que ha sonado la
hora de que Sc proceda a la construc-
ci6n del famoso canal de los mares que
uniria Burdeos con Ell mar Mediterra-
neo.
F'El canal costaria dos tres mil mi
liones de frances. Ademas de ST. impor-
tancia. militar, constituiria una via de
ccmunicaciones de primer orden y su
trafico seria casi tan importante como
ell del canal de Suez. En- case de que
surgiera una confagraci6n, permit
ria una concentration de nuestras fuer-
yas tan rapida como jamas la sonora
Napoleon.
''Francia debe emprender la gran
diosa obra. En- todo Ell mundo Sc de-
bate la clase de unidades de guerra
que deben construirse, sin que Sc llegue
a un convenio satisfactorio. Todos te-
men invertir muchos millones en- bar
ccs de guerra que puedan resultar inl-
tiles aun antes de que estuvieren ter
minados.
GEL canal de los dos mares, siempre
cue sc construya con un ancho y una
p-ofundidad sufcientes, permanecera
dentro de diez, de veinte amos, como un
raagnifico Instruments militar. Recue--
desc que Ell canal de Kiel, veinte amos
despues de su construction permitio
les alemanes dominar ell Baltico.
''Esta gran empresa no debe atemo-
rizar al pals donde naciera Fernando
de Lesseps. Ccnstruyamos ell canal de
los dos mares.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27

He aquf el gran don de la Ciencia para
Ia mujer-un polvo sanativo antiseptico
maravilloso, que no es venenoso.
Solamente una mujer sabe las pruebas
por cue pasa otra muier y entiende la
necesidad que tiene de ayuda y simpatla,
Esc1chese mi consejo: No sufra de
Leucorrea, Secreciones de NAL Caracter,
Ulceraci6n y Depression del Utero, de
cualquiera otra de las debilidades uterinas
or6nicas, caracteristicas de las mujeres.
Una cucharadita rebosante de MU-COI
disuelta en- dos litros de aqua caliente que
Sc use como ducha vaginal por la noche y
por la manana, dara gran alivio. Pronto
las parties afectadas quedaran sanaS y os
sentirefs como 81 fuesefs una mujer
diferente.
sCons6rvese In paquete de MU-COL
constantemente en- la casa para las emerg
encias De Venta en- Todas las Boticas
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SEVHL.A

Fl mas frssso, ample eomedor eeH
viHta nj mar. Departments para IA
miliAa. Frente al edihcio del senado
y eerea De los deEnEs Centros Ohsia-
lee. II mas eonveniente para tran
ssuntes.-Ss slQuilan 90 eamas So
manal, Qninesnal mensual. Hospe-
daJe complete, $500. Gale de Girls
20. Nam. 10. San Juan. Tel6fOno 3As
p. o. Box 5s2. PrOpistario: PEDRO
ARRIETA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27

Para contestar la vulgaridad de 81
ataque desconsiderado y cruel contra
la digridad reconocida de mi ser, he
tenido que ceder, y cchar un lado to-
dos mis- escrdpulos individuales y todas
las atenciones que n.erece la personali-
Cad de un polemista contrircantc.
Y amnque, verdaderamente dude.
aconsejado por varios caballeros amigos.
los cuales preferian el desprecio para el
embosado tras Ell se1donimo de I'm
Jibaro''; tipo que IA puesto su des
engano la caratula dc una virtud artifi
cial, muy lejos de tener solidez cuando
calumnia a los digros hombres de Ia
UNION de Puerto Rico, insulta como
un energumeno la memoria de aquel
que fu6 ,ha sido Y sera gloria etelna
de una raza y ia mas alta cuTahre dc
la inmortalidad portorrique1a' Rayo
de luz que culrnin6 en- incendio gigan
tie. -tocando con sus llamas Ell iormido
corazon de un pueblo que ha de ser
libre y grarde, porque tiene la habil.dad
heroica de SUI ideal sublime. DE Diego
ss como los picachos &c los Andes llenos
de nieves blancas puras. "A esas cum
tres solo visitan los c6ndores: las lechu-
zas dornitan en- las ci6negas.
Comprendo que nj siquiera han de
ridiculizarme las bravatas de sus para
y
fos subversivos, y mucho menos ha de
restar prestigio mis- gestos de patrio-
ia desinteresado, probado Glen veces;
pero los lobos envalentonados morti1can
a los hombres, y hoy, he ten;do deseos
de espantar un lobo.
De ahi, ell que haya abandonado La
Iumbre de mi campo, para echarle,
manera de contestacion, estas tres pro
posiciones que quedaran en- pie, nien-
tras mi gratuito destructor no sc despoje
de esa careta que 10 ampara en- ciertc
modo contra las responsibilities de
sus actuaciones privadas y politicas, pre-
sentandose como un verdadero caballe
no a romper lan-as en- la palestra. por
ell prestigio del honor y la grandeza de
la justicia ideal que busca esta TERRA.
1.-"Este don Cello de los arrebatos
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FL CANAL SERIA UN RIVAL DE
KEEL Y SERVTRIA TAMBIEN co
MO GRAN ARrERIA COMMERCIAL

WASHINGTON, agosto 49, Tnfor-
mes que Sc acaban de recibir en- esta,
procedentes de Paris, anuncian que, los
Icritos navales han indicado que un
profundo canal entire ell oceano BRITAIN
co ell mar Mediterraneo es la mejor
soluci6n del problema maritime lie Fran
Cia.
Dicho canal comunicaria la ciudad
de Burdeos con Ell mar Mediterraneo y
seria Manageable aun para las mas gran
des unidades de la armada francesa.
Asf como ell canal de Kiel dio al <ex-
Kaiser Guillermo ell dominic del mar
Baltico, despecho de la fota brita-
MICA, los peritos navales franceses OPT
nan ahora que Ell "Canal desbeux-
Mers'' (canal de los dos rnares) daria
a Francia ell dominic del Mediterraneo,
anulando la famosa inexpugnabilidad de
las defensas de Gibraltar Hasta la fe-
cha, Francia ha mantenido estacionada
una poderosa flota en- Ell Mediterraneo,
dependiendo de Ingleterra para la pro-
teccion de sus costas en- Ell Atlantico y
en- ell paso de Calais.
Contando con ell canal de Burdeos dl-
cese que Francia podria obrar EN- los
asuntos navales ndependientemente de
IngIaterra. Manteniendo una armada de
pre- porciones moderadas, estaria enton-
ces capacitada para proteger los litora-
les del Atlantico y del Mediterraneo,
toda vez que el. canal pernlitiria Ell tran
site rapido y facil de sus barcos de
Una base a otra.
Un escritor frances, en- Ell organo OF
cial de la marina francesa, expresa una
opinion que Sc cree es compartida por
todos los peritos navales de Francia
Estudiando la politica naval francesa,
dice lo. siguiente:
"Examinemos primerainente nuestra
poIitica naval tai Y cual existia antes
de la guerra. Dicha politica Sc basaba
en- la 'Entente cordial En- ammonia
con la misma, mantenfamos en- Ell Med1-
terraneo una fiota de poder sufciente pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-27
FINCA EN- VENTA:- CAFE Y
FRUTOS MEMORIES

Por tenerse que ausentar su due1o,
SO vende una fnca de 81 cuerd2s por
plano. radicada en- ell barrio Capaez de
Adjuntas, Puerto Rico.
Terrenos sin rival como 10 atestigua
la calidad de sus frutos.
Cafe de superior calidad, frutos me-
nores de gran tamailo y en- gran abun
dancia, tales como platanos, guineos,
de clases distintas, chinas, toronjas, ma
meyes, pifas, aguacates, limones dulces,
anones, flames, yautias, tayotes, apios,
etc.
Abundancia de yerba de guinea. Tres
pastos excelentes cercados de alambre
para Guido de animales. Magnffco 81
ito para hortaizas crianza de aves,
cerdos, etc.
Casa de maquinaria y corredores de
construction nueva; almacen, glacil, ca
sa de vivienda. Aqua muy pura y abun
dante traida en- tuberia para todos los
usos. Sitio extremadamente salubre. A
cuatro kilometres de distancia desde los
establecimientos dicha carretera, por
camino de caro- Por otro punto desde
la colindancia a la carreSera hoy solo
200 metros.
Para informes dirijase Don Arturo
Rodriguez, Adjuntas, Puerto Rico. Advt
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Contestando a ''Un Jlbaro .

b6licos. con pujos de independentismo'
v sspiruetas clownescas'', seg1n ell 'sa
ber entender' de un jibaro, tiene
una historic politica honrada y respeta-
BILE LENA de sacrifcios v abnegaciones,
sin irteres en- puestos Que ha declinado
para sostener, en- los momentos criticos
su personalidad integra y solida contra
los ataques de los envidiosos degenera
dos; para poder acusar y defenderse
sin necesidad de seudonimos.
TIL, "Jfbaro', jpodrias decir 10 pro
pio?
2.-Miente un sJibaro'' cuando me
acusa. con descaro indecible, de haberle
mjuriado intencionalmente en- mi dis
curse de la tarde, y miente adn mas
cuando hace notar Ell que yo saba que
el no estaba presente.
En- mi discurso no trate de molestal
a quien no Sc debiera sentir nolesto
Invite los asambleistas para protesta1
contra la coniucta do algunos, que,
dandose tftulos de unionistas, Sc encu
brian con seud6nimos para desacredi-
tar maliciosamente nuestra labor hon.
rada de hombres justos: invite pro-
testar contra ''Un portorriquefo' con-
ira Gun Portoiqueno americana fl
nalmcnte, contra s'Un Jibaro' porque
estas tres personals autorizan con sus
firmas los escritos que considero injus-
tos degradantes.
81 una protesta es un insulto, hace
bien "Un Jibaro'' en- sentirse insul-
rado.
3.-Al insultarmc atrevidamente en-
vuelve en- su insulto a "A. Collado de
Martell'', llamandolo seudonimo n1io y
acusandolo. en-. case de ser otra persona,
de escribir bajo mi infiuencia de inde-
pendentista.
Esto es otra ridiculez de usted A.
Collado de Marten es un joven de hue
so y mlsculo que brilla por su propio
esfuerzo, sin necesidad Gle amparo nj
por telefono.
iAdelante y Ell guardial
Caledonia CARBONELL.
Mayagiiez, 25 de agosto.
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Luna 81. Frente Al MunlcipiO
Naeyo Hotsl ModeFnamente equipa-
do Coeina eriolil. Mabitaeiones fres
cas- Buea Tfato PFse.os de situa-
ei6n. Sc afmitfn abonEdos.
Francisc0 RIEVERA.
Propietario
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Bituado en sitio ctntFie0 ae IL
eiudad. Teiefon0 SCI.
Comidas q "a cnFta y q dOmicili0.
HoEpedaie etmodo. Especial con
fort paFa fGmiiiA y vlajantes. Ad-
mitimos aiQnados. Esmero y pronti-
tud en- a aerFlci0 Precios Sompleta-
mrnte rrdafldos. Nisitenos y se eon-
yeneerA 8 BFaa s.. No. % San
Iman pm@Faa Rira
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lNGLATERRA

PEobistsrlss gsat ID. Rodriguez
Tanea Ne O. TelSfsEo 900. Nan Juan.
PusFto kieo situaAo en- una de Las
PFineipaiss Gales. esrea DEF Tisn
y dsi TtstFo. pF6Eims q loo Musllas.
sontigue 81 CoFrse , dsmAs Kdihsies
Esdsraisa. Bnen tFGtO. ssFvieio sx-
ssisnta Sc siFysn comidss q o0m,sa-
No ~ admiten abonados q prsalss
mbdisaa
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AREcfB0. Piaxa principal HOesl
CmfA. Celma6o y Rs2tmuFanA n Ne
See q AFseito. Site paFA suasmb
vilss anexs al h0lsl.
PEDRO oRPL