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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-28

Gray addressed a group of alumni at
Manchester. \. II. The plans of the
Million Dollar Fund campaign were
presented and ways and means dis
cussed.
On Thursday evening Bursor Henry
w. Rowe will address a meeting of
alumni at Providence, Il. l., and on
Tuesday evening at Hartford, Conn
These meetings are part of the fund
campaign and plans pertaining to the
fund will be discussed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-28

n costs community more TO be
Fy than 10 keep clean. Consider
" to'l y disonsc. FIRE and deprecia-
through nlth. disorder and
ffe ror one example: Dust
" E''we are said 10 be respon-
f 'or more than 80 percent OF
N N'ar ana tear on clothing and
lse furnishings
v = net surprising. then. that the
4 'F' ny America have been thor
AF aroused 20 the necessity for
! m4ni'y cleanllncss. When the
'''nal clcan-Cp and Paint Up
''ean IN ~ Louis first sounded
~ 'aH 70 arms on May /. 1912. there
II, an almost instant ana nation
w response.
.oaAy moro than 1000 cities and
10 WIZ a probable average OF
II. volunteer workers. or a total
'''0oQ9o men. women and chill
[ ~ are working together for n COM
eausf TO make this community
van ne ~ cleRnest home"
,als Is but the power OF an idea
| Np'lcd hv The multitude. II Is
| mass 'dca extended and length
y : cooperation in its high
N''t'9pmcnt. ana its visible re-
| represent the most practical
t'Ism "' "'"" " "
"a not difficult 20 convince
- 'eVP, 900 operators that their
80 efforts would enable all of
. enjoy greater comforts and
ry housewife realizes that dirty
:" and yards In her community
real burden on her time ana
-. The dus, from the streets ind
"a nt In her curtains, draperies
'peis. II makes her housekeep-
~ endless burden.
Ana 20 with the merchants and all
per classes.
nome owner would attempt 20
~ w the entire community, but
large number work together
~, .oncerted effort to clean up. the
- y appaEsnt to al Of them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-28
Bates COLLEGE

DR.. Nourse of Hartford Theological
Seminary addressed the 'Y" meeting
on Wednesday evening in the final
and most stirring meeting of the year.
His subject was THE Challenge of
Present World Conditions" He out
lined the present state of the world
brought about by the war and men,
toned Christianity as the only pos
sible solution. DR.. Nourse brought
with him to Bates on a visitsseveral
of his students at the Hartford Sem
mary.
On Wednesday evening President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-28
ALBION

Mrs. Fannie Libby and Mrs. Alice
Stratton passed a few days in Au-
gusta last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meader OF
Wateryille were in town over Sunday
The Rebekahs will repeat the
drama "Comical Country Cousins" at
tn, l. o. o. L. hall May .. In the
afternoon there will be a sale of fancy
work, aprons, May baskets. home
made candy. etc. supper will also be
served at the usual time.
Mrs. Ella Webber, who came from
the West few weeks ago, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. C. E.. Fuller.
Mrs. Persis Luce, who was called
here several weeks ago by the. illness
of her sister, Mrs. Fred Littlefield, re-
turned to her home in Pennington
last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-28

fenced to the State School for Boys
by Walter III. Butler. who presided
in the absence of Judge Frank B.
Miller.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

de beut. schimbare de la clima
calda la una rece. etc. Gel mai
principal lucru e sa!i til intestl-
nele curate 81 in miscare. Vinul
Amar al lui Triner iti readuce di-
9estiunea 81 iti reguleaza canalul
intestinal. nu veti mai suferi de
Constipatie. gaz intestinal 81 du-
reri de cap. somnul D-tale nu va
ii neastimparat, intr UNI cuvant
va .veti simti comfortable 81 YETI
recomanda Ninul Amar al lui
Trlner la toti prietinii D-voastra
lntre preparatiile lui Triner sunt
foarte multe carl ajuta d avea
comfort timpul verei. Va mentio-
nam numai Crema lui Triner s
pentru dinti. Crema lui Triner :
pentru Barbierit. Timers Liquid
Shampoo. Lotlunea pentru mani
al lul Triner. Reimedia lui Triner
pentru bataturi. = Comandat;
acuma complecta garnitura de
la druglstul sau negustorul de
medicamente 81 yeti afla ca sunt
lncomparabile. (Adv)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

illca Gu el, tipand nebunatec,
cand canele 0 atingea Gu labele
s'Inca odata, 'badica !"
Bujor III saruta ochii 81 facea
inca odata.
Inca odata 81 inca odata.. tot
mai rar, tot mai inject, mai a lene,
mai obOsit, palla ce mica adormi
in bratele frapne-sau. Bujor Q
duse apoi la Marta, o desbracara
tiptil-tiptil, ca Sd nu Sc trezeasca
81 apoi Q culcara. Dupa aceea
Bujor esi din casa, mai stete gan.
ditorapana ce-i veni fluerul san
in minte., De mutt Ia fost uitat :
acuma insa simtia dor de el: JOS,
tocmai ssfn fundul radinii, pc
unde curge ~ peste pietri-
cele, locul este atit ale lini3tit, mai
ales acums seAra. Aci se duse
Bujor. Sc aseza pe pajiste, So
'propti Gu spatcle de nucul eel
tlnar 81 ancepu doina trSganata J.
cativa pasi Ia dreApfa canele,
intins Il paHnant, cu cspnl asezat
pc labele de diilainte, zkces pri-
Wind la cantatois, q u cand a II
sti &c vrea 81 zica doins sceea.
A lene rans1 lens riul, \
lene dOina y lums .aeganstk 4
lene.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30
NUVELE
De I. sLAVICI.*)

amurgul serii, neana sc ridica de
pc piatra. Era vremea, ca sd Sc
mulga vacile 81 sd Sc adape boil
iNoapte buna, Bujor!'
'Noapte buna, Ileana .''
Pe semne, pentru-ca la pOftlt-o
lleana, Bujor q ayut astadata 0
noapte foarte lbnna, ~ Ibuna, nu
pentrnca q, dor1nit bine, ci pentru.
ca alu putea dormi. Lumea ii pa
rea atat de frumoasa, in eat nh
Sc dndura sd inchida ochii Sd n o
mai vad8 El nu stia ca acea lu-
me este cea mai frumoasa, pe
care Q vede Gu ochii inchisi.
Cand intra pc portita, cane,e
Focan sari de langa ,trepte, unde
era culcat, 81 figi dealungul cd
sci, pentruca 81 Sc ascunda de
dnaintea lui Bujor. Era . nepla.
cuta aducere aminte. AstAzi, eand
Bujor s0sia de Ia biserica, canele
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

nand |, REGGIE Romaniei $500;
Soc. L. K. Ard. 81 Trans. $500;
Fratii Names $500; Mihaila Lica
$500; Mihaila F'arkas 5000; Ilie
Sata $500; Iosif Gherghel $1.0O;
Andrei Lica $1.O0; loan Popo-
vlclu $1.O0; Toader Samarghi-
tan $l.Oo; Ghedeon Popa $1.OO /,
Naslle Sarban $100: Gheorghe
Sturza $l.1O; Visalon Rus $1.0O;
Nasile Ban $1.00: Nicolae Parhon
$l.OO; Emandache Pepelea $1.OO;
Niche Teth $3.50; Visalon Popa
$1.OO; Vasile Teth $l.OO; Vasile
Caplsan $1.0O; loan Callugar
Tl.0O; Dumitru Horhoi $1.OO;
loan Chiperi $1.OO; Pamfil Cam
plan $1.0O; Vasile BOgdan 81 90 !,
Loan Barsan $1.0O; Vasile Names
Sl.OO; Patru Merutu $1.OO; loan
Sufana $1.00; Achim Moldovan
Sl.0O: Teodor Libeg $1.OO; Haus-
hold Supplay Geo Richard $1.OO f:
Artlnie Gherghel $1.00; Helen
Magyar mica copila 15c.
I'll aceasta Ocaziune am avut
rezultatul urmatoriu:
Intratele in total -. 1885
Esitele 80. S7.69
Suptragand Esitele din nitrate
ne ramane ,un VENT curat suma
de $3.50, care sau adaugat la
fondul Parochiei, 81 pentru care
rezultat inca odata multamim tu-
tnror credinciosilor 81 lie poftim
ca tot celia ce doresc sa li-se in
plineasca. Sperind ca 81 pc viitor
iubitilor crestini ne veti dafspris
jinul D-voastra va salutam cd
dragoste crestineasca. ST i'm nu-
mele Bisericei noastre va DORM
tot binele.
! Iosif Gherghel, presedinte. :
loan Popoviciu, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30
LA CRUCEA DIN SAT.
Nuvelx

"A fost foarte buna spata, pc
care mi-ai facut-o!''
''Buna Da... stiam eu, ca are
sa fie buna. Tu al zis so fac
asa!''
Ileana ii povesti apoi lui Bujor,
cum tesut 'panza, cate fire s'au
rnpt, cate cralnpite S s'au facut,
~ ce-a zls mama, cum Q data
sarit motanul peste razboiu 81
au caznt trei fustee lea povestit
toate 6ndeamanunt, una cate
una; ayea atat de multe de =
spune, in eat Bujor numai !
ascultat.
Cand umbrele Sc impreunara in
y Aeest yolsm = poets pro
cura + E1iturs 'osstss RounA-
n1a6cl' 1no = ~ ~. 1a1lt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

|petrecea gonind gainile impreju
rul ograzii; pentru asia Bujol
ksi-a varsat veninul asupra lui
Acum, la intalnire, amandurora
lie veni in minte dntamplarea de
dimineata, 81 Bujor Sc simti Gu.
prins de durere nepriceputa
amestecata' Gu rusine, cand vazu
canele fugind de ell.
j. IL Cinema 1napoi Gu atata duio.
sic, i'm cat canele Sc opri 81 il
lasa sd Sc apropie de ell.
'Vezi, ca mutt fac mimic, bic
tul de tine. ii zise Buior, ne
tezandu-i parul, apoi ii lua capul
sub bratul drept 81 imbratisindu-l
astfel, il priv in ochi.
Tn cane a impacat Bnjor, 81 l.
ceasta iinpacaciune il bucura atat
de multi, in cat ar ii stat noaptea
intreaga ingenuncliat, langa pc
rete, ca sa petreaca Gu Ell. Anita
insa ia sarit din dos in spate, 81,
cuprinzandu-l Gu bratele,, ince-
put sal hateasca.
lama, badica, in spate!"
In spatc 81 in brate a luat-o
apoi badica. A sarutat-o, desmer-
dat-o, . necajit-o; lara canele
jnca ilnpreiural lor, sarind cate
r'data sits spre Anita, carr =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

Viata culturala neamului
nostru de dupa razboiu, a impus
necesitati menite sd rascoleasca
adanc fiinta morala a unei in
tregi generatii. Spiritul de recu
legere in preajma celor mai grele
clipe din astoria acestei tari, pri-
veste All Gu incredere deplina
statornicia 81 rosturile noastre
implinite.
Oar, daca atata framantare 81
atat idealism s'a risipit dn slujba
acestei idei ds llrafafere mptala
lpunandu-se temelia 'atator 'insti-
tutii menite sd foloseasca celia ce
pentru altele ma fost decat hi.
mera.
Caci creia dintr'O idee in.
chegare de forte unite, Gu traini.
cia care prilejueste avant 81 pu.
tere de munca, poate cea mai
mare datorie vremurilor noa-
sire.
In aceasta privinta, Institutul
de arte grafice 'Ramuri'' din
Craiova care azi.isi sporeste ca
pitalul de la trei la cinci milioane
e cea mai curata dovada de cat
suflet 81 cata energie se poate
acumula prin idealism.
Caci institutlll Ramuri'' nu e
0 intreprindere negustoreasca
sustinuta de cateva. pllngi care.
ori aici orr aiurea, isl puteau
plasa moneta Gu folos. Ell este
ldealul um,i om care s'a smlls
pentru clipa de la rosturile lui
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30
H. H. Won SCHLICK
este persoana care ajuta
oamenilor bOlnavi sa
sc vindece.

In urma cu 20 de ami am Spus
oamenilor bolnavi ca Ceaiul Bul
garesc pentru SINCE va ajuta
naturei sd va vindece de consti-
patie, inldtul'a otrava adunata la
rinichi, curata intestinele 81 VI
purlfica singele.
Am SpuS ca Ceaiul Bulgaresc
pcntru Singe daca este luat seara
fierbinte ajuta va vindeca de
raceli 81 va apara de Influenza 81
aprindere de plamani.
Astazi Sunt milioane de per-
soane earl foIosesc Ceaiul Bulga
resc pentru singe 81 este mede-
Gina Tor favorabila.
Mustul stors din radacini. coil.
sAmanti. frize. fragi 81 flori daca
e luat odata sau de 2 orr pc sap
tamana aJuta pc orr 81 clne sa fle
natoS
Drugistii Wind Ceaiul Bulga
resc cu cea mai mare placere. de
earece, persoanele earl foIosesc
odata acest cealu, spun drugIstu-
luI de reSultatple bune cele pri.
nesc. Intrebati aStazi pc drugis-
tul D-voastra sau va trimet en-
prln posta asigurat o cutie mare
pentru 'familie S125 3 .cutii pen
tru 81 ID, sau 6 pentru So %.
Adresa: H. H. Won Schlick
presedinte.
424 Marvel Bldg Pittsburgh, Pa
(Adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30
DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Parochia Romano great. ST.
TodOr" din Alliance. Ohio. avand
o petrecere frumoasa de vara
(Picnic) in 4 Iunie Dumineca
Rnsalelor. 81 acand reuaita
destul de frumoasa Isl tine de
datorinta de a multumi pc acea-
Gale tuturor crestinilor care au
'hinevoit lua parte. la aceasta
petrecere 81 care pc langa ticatu
ed intrare au contribuit Gu su
mele dupa cum urmeaza:
Sora Parochie gr.-or. 'Sf. Nj
olaie" din loc $500; Soc. Ferdi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

care STA pus tot sufletul sub te>
melia unei cladiri 81 pc care a
simtit-o crescand puternica 81
darza intr 'un oraS unde atatea
patimi marunte au privit Gu in
doiala cea mai curata 81 cea mai
cinstita manifestare culturala
Ell este infaptuirea unui Wis ca
lauzit de cea mai nobila simtire,
intre zidurile lui trebuia sd Sc
adaposteasca lume de muncitori
din harnnia carora un neam in
treg sa primeasca lumina 81 ade.
varul..
All, cand i'm fiecare colt. al ace
stei institutii tresare viata pe
deplin intelegandu-si rostul, a.
dauglrea. unor forte nOui de ne.
! aparata trebuinta. Banul fieca-
rula vine Gu mana ajutatoare,
sprijinind trainicia unei inche.
gari tinere in avinturile Ell birui.
toare.
Pentru cine intelege cat folos
Sc poate avea din framantarea
, atator energii inchinate unui caz
de cultura nationala, aceasta che.
mare poate ii mai multi decat c
iZbinda. AL. Iacobescu,
| I Din IN. Romanesc").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

Oar tot mai inject suna fluerul,
lpana cand el Sc sfarsi intro du.
ioasa soptire. Bujor il puse pc
iarba langa sine 81 ramase pri,
Wind la palaria sa, pc care Q pu.
sese intr un par din gard.
Luna plina grabia Gu rapejunc
spre un nour ratacit; el urma
Gu privirea, lara cand luna nu Sc
mai vazu decat i'm marginile ar.
gintate ale nOrului, ell inchise
ochii, ca mai bine sd vada icoane-
le ce Sc dezyeliau din sufletul
sau, parandu-i ca niste vedenii
tara de trup, care Sc leagana in
Nazduh. Vedea biserica, oamenii
in 'biserica 81 pc Ileana intre oa-
meni; se vedea pc sine asteptanl
IL MA Sc reivia simtirea de bn-
curie fioroasa, cu-care astepta 81
-iarasi trecea roseata peste obrajii
lui, aducdndu-si aminte yorba:
Astspt pc tata" Crucea dc pia
tra 81 apa &c cade 81 Sc izbeste in
isp8 Sc iviau pretutindenea ri.
- - st a- a'
pand irul ganduriler sale; iar4
mana Henei mereu desmierda
aripa sumanului sau. Naica Floa.
81 u Badea Mitru. gren . su.
" frst re aeesti dol oameni Mult
" 4 datx daca intr'as3 slipisk
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30


in apropierea lui. Apoi grabi la
gard 81 0 vazu fugind spre casa.
oIleana. Auzi, tn, ueana!"
Q Cinema Ell, dar atat de inject, in.
cat nu Sc auzia.
vi.
In vreme ce tinerii petreceau la
cruce, batranii steteau de vorba.
De la slujba de seara vecinii
plecara impreuna i'm spre casa.
Era Stan 81 Mitrea, Gligor, tatn
lui Ghita, 81 Pavaloc Tapaloiu, om
bogat 81 din neans ales, ca 81 Gil
gor. Pntina vorba Sc schimba ia.
tre vecini, pana cand Stan nu in.
ccpu, aratand spre 0 yrista de
nori &c Sc yedea in spre sus.
Daca ar da bunnl Dumnezeu -
Eau, ploita ar strica.
Granele sunt cam palitets xise
'Gligor. Pavaloc era easier Ia sal
81 ON, care Sc pricepe Iii destai.
nuirea fri. n priv mai inde,
lungat Y nori, apoi incredintd pe
yeclnii Sal, ca mai nsints de
name dimineata nu Sc poate ays
tepta Ia ploae.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30
COMFORT IN LUNILE
DE VARA.

I'm vara aceasta Va fl foarte
.cald. Noiti d va simti comfortable
a inlatura caldura 81 inabusirea
Cauza fundamentals a suferinte
lor in timpul verei desordinea
de stomac care devine din eroarea
facuta in dieta, schimbarea apei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

ar ii putut Sal impace. Ar Fl do
rit sd sarute mana Naichii Floa-
rel 81 ca Badea Mitru sal dea 0
palma 81 apoi sal para rau ca
facut-o. Asa Sc nastea un gand
|pe altul in sufletul lui; intra tot
mai adanc in aceasta lume, pana
nici nu mai sta, daca Sc afla aici
ori ac0lO. Iarasi sc simtia crescut
in casa Boarului, 81 Sc mistra
pentru greselile ce lea facut de
cand . esit din aceasta casa. Mai
deunazi a trecut pe langa holdele
Mitrii. Frau rau lucrate. 81 boil
su fost prea slabit de cand III
mai steteau sub ingrijirea lli. Al
fi' trebnit sal spuna stapanului,
fiindca eI nu posrta grije de nj
mic. Name dimheata, in crepe
tnl z0rilor, trebue sa volibesc Gu
el T. zise Bujor grabit si Sc ridica
de Ia pdmant. {
iCe faci tn fata in gradina r
s'auzi glasul Naichii Floarei de
peste gard.
'Nimica maina!" raspunse
lleapa speriata, raspunse pen
trn sine, caci nimeni nu putea
auei.
Daior tressri. Il vehis 81 plan.
III e6nd gdsi dleAIs ) fostsstAt'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30

in 2 Iulie a. c. in Hala eli proprie
la orele 2 p. IN. Deci staruitor ru-
gam pc toti membrii a nu lipsi
de la aceasta sedinta, Sc va da
raportul de pc 6 luni trecute, ar
fl de dorit ca fiecare membru sa
ieie parte.
In numele Socictatii "Ulpia
Traiana" din Erie Pa.
Eronim verdea, presedinte.
F. Hada, secretar.
G15253).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30
CO oNvocA.RE,

Societatea Romana de A.iutor
81 Cultura ''Ulpia Traiana" din
Erie. Pa. Convoaca pc toti men,
bril- Ell de lua parte la sedinta
lunara care sc va tinea Dumineca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30
Cautam

Is mineri romani, sa fie lucratori buni Carbunii
sunt 54 despartiti platese scala din 1917 de pre-
zent lucreaza oamen carl castga della $500 la $13500
la fecare plata MOI va putem garanta ucru staornic
de folosm carbuni in more noastre de ote din
Ohio.
MOI avem cele mai bune conditiun de traiu din
West Virginia, toate sunt m0derne.
Toate celea sunt furnizate amploiatilor nosri din
partea comisaruui.
Minele sunt situate la Nellis, Boone County, w.
Va. Luati 81 DRY pana la Saint Albans, W. Va.
Pentru nformatiuni mai detailate adresati-va la
THE AMERICAN ROLLING MILL COMPANY.
George Bucer unul din amploiatii nostri (4753)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-30
De WHARF

Salon ell beuturi (Soft Drinks }
81 Cuglarie afacere blna 81 la
pozitie buna, vindem 81 proprie-
tatea localului au numai salo-
nul dupa cum ii convine ellen
tului. Adresati-va la:
3501 Clark and Fulton Rd.
Cleveland, Ohio.
1o2. 53-54).
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-26
MAN IN ANDERSON
VICTIM OF ATTACK
Found Unconscious in Car After
Having Been Struck Blow
on Head

Anderson, Sept. 22.-Robbed and
sandbagged at late hour last night
and found by city officers in an un-
conscious condition at l o'clock this
morning, lying in an automobile near
Orr mills, on the extension of south
Main street, l. G. Watson, about As
years of age, well known local tin
ner, was today in a state of semi
consciousness and told officers that
he knew absolutely nothing Of the at
tempt to take his life.
That robbery was the motive Of
the party who struck Mr.. Watson is
indicated by the empty pocketbook
belonging to Mr.. Watson which was
found in the automobile and had ap-
parently been rihed.
When. examined it was found that
Mr.. Watson had sustained a terrific
blow on the back of his head, and
while it is not known how long the
man lay unconscious in the automo-
bile, it is believed that two hours or
more had elapsed between the time
he was struck until his discovery this
morning at o'clock. When he found
his wounds were bleeding freely and
it was stated that a portion of his
head was beaten into pulp, sand
bag or some other similar instrument
having been employed.
The car in which Mr.. Watson was
found was not his own and the police
department has been Informed that
the car belonged to Frank Burriss, a
local electrician, whom Mr.. Burris, a
local electiciai stated he had been do
ing some work for. While Burris
had not been implicated in the affair
late today, officers say the automo-
bile was his property.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-26
RED CROSS

The Newberry county chapter of
Ped Cross shipped the box of fan
mel garments for the children of Eu-
rope last week. This is to thank each
one who so kindly assisted in this
work. 1t was all done So willingly
and cheerfully that it was :. pleasure
to the committee to do it's part. The
committee is sure that each one who
had the pleasure and privilege of as
sisting those destitute people will be
rewarded in the consciousness of
having helped those who are unable
to help themselves. This work could
not have been done without the SYM
pathetic and loyal cooperation Of all
who so cheerfully and literally con-
tributed.
Woman's Work Committee Of New
berry County Chapter of Red
Cross.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-26
TALKS OF FIRE
IN PROCLAMATION
Governor Harvey Issues Proclama-
t;ou for Fire Prevention Week

Governor Harvey yesterday issued
a Proclamation designating the week
of October 2 to 9 as ''Fire Prevention
Week" and October 9 as Fire Pre-
vention Day."
In the proclamation the governor
calls upon the people of the state to
give special thought during the week
designated TO means of preventing
accidental fires and extinguisning
fires and to methods of first aid to
those injured by fire, in order that
the property loss and human suffer
ing, caused by fires, may be lessened.
It is also suggested in the procla-
nation that the teachers in the
schools devote a few minutes during
the week to inculcating in the minds
of children useful facts for the pur-
pose OF preventing fires.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-26
Union

"The Bat" which will be seen here
early in the season, is now in its
third year at the Morosco theatre,
New York. Reports from England
indicate that "The Bat" is destined
to sweep that country with all the
success that accompanied its sensa-
tional tour of the United States last
year. The London company of 'The
Bat" which has occupied St. James
theatre for close OF year now, con-
tinues to play to capacity audiences,
while four other companies will be
sent on tour in the provinces.
"The Bat," three days before COM
pleting its second full year in New
York, passed the $2,000,001 mark in
gross receipts.
"The Bat" with a record of having
played longer than any other play of
it's kind in New York, London, Chi
cago and Philadelphia, opened an in
definite engagement at the Wilbur
theatre, Boston on Labor day Sep
tember 4th.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-26
American Legion Affairs

By Ben Adams.
Department Commander Luther K.
Brice of Spartanburg has issued a
bulletin on the national convention
of the American Legion, to be held
at New Orleans Ocober Is to 20. He
is desirous of learning the number OF
members from each post VINO expect
to attend the convention. This IN
formation is sought by the stae le-
gion officials in order that they may
make arrangements for railroad and
hotel accommodations. Mr.. Brice has
furnished each post in the state with
a schedule showing the time of de-
parture Of trains and their arrival in
New Orleans. The schedule also
shows the fare from various points
in South Carolina. Ali posts pia1-
ming to have members attend the
national convention should notify de-
partment headquarters at cncc.
Mr.. James K. Jackles of Walter
boro, member of the state executive
committee of the legion, spent sever
al days in Spartanourg last week,
and while there conferred with the
department commander on legion af-
fairs. Mr.. Jackles visited the Char
lesion post Tuesday and tslEcd with
the officers en- matters Of interest to
the legion. He IS commander Of tire
Colleton county post. Mr. Jackie5
CLANS much activity in his district
this year.
Newberry post No. - held 2ain5
meeting Monday night with the aux
iliary. Plans were laid fSr Arinistlce
day celebration and number OF
other matters of interest to ne two
organizations taken up. Among the