Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

and phenomenal activity as state regent
Of Connecticut Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution, with fifty-two chapters
and membership of over 5457; but she
brings to it the experience of twenty
two years official service for the Amer
| lean Red Cross and for many 3other or
CARNATIONS of which she is a member or
officer Recognition of her efficiency has
already bees& paid her by the National
/ Society, Daughters of the American Rev
olntion. During the World war, she was
a member of the war service committee
of the national society, a former officer
and still a member of the National Of
| ficers' club ID. A. R.) and is also a
/ member of the executive committee of
! the, national board of mana cement. Her
most recently conspicuous work for the
| national society is the Manual for I'm
migrants which she has compiled, in her
capacity as vice chairman of the Ameri-
canization and Patriotic Education COM
| 1nittee. The English edition is already
! issued as well as translation in Italian
| and Spanish and those in Yiddish Polish
/ and other languages are in preparation.
According TO the vote of the thirtieth
| Continental congress Ithe matnqlal is
! TO be given free to immigrants at ports
of entry but sold at cost to chapters and
educators desiring it for teaching pur-
poses. In addition to this, later rui-
| in gallows chapters to have the manual
free of charge upon application through
their respective state regents. when they
| desire it for direct distribution to the
immigrant or foreigner in their COM
munities.
The stamp of approval has already
been placed upon it by educators and
for genera Information, Il is a matter
| of interest to review 1t briefly The
Americans Greed forms the title page
and between the pictures of the capitol
Of the United States and of Memorial
Continental hall, the home of the ma
tonal society, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. the Foreword to the I'M
migrant sexplains that This book is Civ
en- to You by the National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
in the hope that you will find it of great
practical use in learning about our coun-
try the opportunities it offers you, itl
for moi government and how to be.
come patriotic citizens. Helpful hints fo1
your guidance will be found at the close
of this volume" Proceeding the page,
/, Of the Manual proper, an address of vel
: come, written by Mrs. George Magyar
Minor, president general, n. S. D. A. r.
! gives the reason for our country, for oul
flag, and for the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, whose object she state
as follows: Our organization wa
. founded to foster and promote patriot
ism, TO keep alive a deep and abidia,
love for our country and our institu
< tons. One of our aims is to help stran
t gers who come to this country to under
stand our government and all that 70
! Which our flag stands" Written in tn
: second person, tire immigrant may the,
o cad through The little Manual, whlc
Gems to have been written expressly TO
hs use; and he will find the followiI,
guides: Filming Wcrk; LABOR Laws
Learn English (HoN to Learn English
Y Tie Public Schools. Advantages of Edu
e cGtion) Help III Preparing for Citizen
I, S'.p advantages Of Citizenship nl;'e
: Of Il Good Cilizen, Natur altzaf 10
|, f.aws1 ;he JTn,ed States-a l,rief his
"a tory tthe Coz crnment of the Unite
,r states OR Federal Government. Star
lie Government F.. tao Immigrsc II Laws
a tho AneT can FHag Reguiaa>ns G17
" ernng TIN Use of the Amef..sn F.ag)
d Arc You farnIcc7 (Agric lurai ~
r Agricultural Resou-,es. Buying a Farm
r IMMORAL Resources - ndust -i4s oe N
til United S'a'-s: Popt alton of TIE S:s;ss
.r What The Ctrst Item Does f--tae CO.:
NJ zen in: odIc..o7 - the Cons.tC. an
,r the United S;a:fs and HaiA'-I Hint
" The object Of this Manual sta.ej! i
w IL. Message 10 the Jmmigran. n W: d
o. that ha hut =, meaning: "Aner.7
expects that those who come here STA
ID respect its institutions, obey It's law
"a be peaceful, honest and Industrious, b.
h come naturalized citizens. be American
5s America expects them to respect and d.
te fend the flag that protects them to 10y
20 honor and be loyal to the country tn:
l. gives the natfis peace happiness ar
in prosperity; to maks themselves VOL
n thy to receive the great gift Of Amer
- can citizenship; to become true Amer
cans in heart and soul"
It Is hoped that this important MAJ
ual may come inc wide and eventu
use by evening schools. Mrs. Buel Is II
N author of many other publications. 8,
TT Is known prominently throughout Il
W D. A. r. field, as the state regent
b. Connecticut" After giving to that Off
e. the advantages Of her training and h
o. experience, now widely sought 81
would bring to the Office of vice pres
We dent general Of the National Socie
ed Daughters Of the American Revolutio
D. a genius for service and wide inf
ence in patriotic measures.
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