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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-23

Tishontineo County
Nc. l445
In the matter OF the adoption OF
Ri die Carl on Rosa Grammer and
Lille May Grsnimcr, minors;
To Thomas Orlander q am
mer, Clene, Arkansas, and Mrs
clemmie May b Grammer. in care
Red Cross, NJ, m his, Tenn:
You are her b commanded to
be and appear b fore the chan
Gerry court of Tishomingo county,
S., at the c urihouse in luka.
Mss. on the sc nj Monday in
December. 1922. 20 eiand there
p'ead, answer or demur to the
original pe,i in IF Mississippi
Children II ne S 'ciety. ct al to
which you are d f n,lants.
This the lst day Of november,
\ d., 1922.
j.. P Ford, Clerk.
Thomas II John. ton.
Atty for Complts.
0 st
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-23
State Of Mississippi
rishomingo County

Tishomingo County
To Lee Hpneycntt, Flattop, Ala,
You are hereby commanded te
appear before the chancery court
Of the Comfy of Tisholningo in
said State on the second Monday
of December 1922, on the 18th
day of December, 1922 to plead,
answer or oemur to bill Of com
plainant Of Mrs Ophesia Honeycutt
to which you are defendant.
This the l3thday Of November
4. D. 1922 J.P Ford
Clerk Of the Chancery Court.
E. S. Gambler Sol for Comp'lt.
No.1l-4t.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-23
State Of Mississippi,

State Of Mississippi,
Tishomingo County.
To Thelma Massey,
Post Office Address unknown.
You are hereby commanded 10
lppear before the Clancery Curt
# Tishomingo County, Mississippi i
It the Court house in the town of
tuka. Miss, on the second Mon
lay in December. 1922, to answ r
the suit of Aver & Lord I'll Com
pany VS.. Clifford Massey, ct al,
wherein you are one OF tn. de-
PENDANTS.
This the 10Th day of November,
1922. j p. Ford
Clerk of the Chancery Court.
T. A. Clark,
Sol. for Comp'lts. 113t
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-23
Non Residen, Notice.
State of Mississippi,
Tishomingo County

State OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tishomingo County
To e. D. Witt, address unknown.
An attachment at the suit f
Rubel Dry Goods Co. against your
estate for 81. 076 54 retdruable
before the circuit court of Tisho
mingo county at Iuka, Mississippi
has been executed and is now pend
ing in said court; and unless you
appear before said court on the LIST
Monday of January, A. d., 1928,
and plead to said action, judgment
will be entered, and the estate at
tached will be sold.
p. r. AID ANS, Clerk.
@. B. Wright, Atty Tor Plaintiff.
~ At
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-23
Notice To Contractors.

The drainage commissioner of
Yellow Creek Drainage District
will at the court house at Ilka
rishomingo County, Mississippi
at twelve O'Clock on the 9th day
of December, 1922 let contract
for the following work, to Wit:
Acres Cleared Excavation
Main Canal Ill 1884 0
Berea Lateral IL 21,C0o
Walkers Lateral 36 22,oO)
OeFosters Lateral S., oo,OtO
little Yellow Lateral "a $4,000
caney Lateral 16 2s,cO0
clausell Lateral 1910 21,10O
East prong Depoysters 2 1,4O0
for removing 400, 900 cubic yards
earth nd clearing ESQ az res Of
light of way in Yellow Creek
Drainage District to the lowest
responsible bidder with the right
TO reject any and all bids.
Posted this the 14th day of
November. 1922.
]. w. Whitaker
M J Wiginton
Luther Kennedy
Commissio lers.
NJ II At,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-23

The lives of several kinds of plants,
have been doubled by Vienna botan-
list who has discovered ways to delay
their blossoming and termination.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-23
I pay cash for furs and hiles and
the highest price at that,
H. s. Massey, Jr:;

Remenber, that advertisements
nderod in this paper and no time
ssis specified will be published
md charged for until ordered
out
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-23

In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern Division,
Northern District Of Mississippi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
IS H0lD|Nc HIS OWN

Tea Fe4rs aEo rtce.fosi rncA
wonderfal help from yvnf mcaacine
for ms sfosmacA trOahie tbaf hHte
rvcamrnendsd u 10 handrets % oth~
safferers. Recentiy fr'end y mlne
xhose n~u<k<r n a d,sSni ely VS.
sssfcken ssfh aeuse indigestion and
w1s not exp~cted 20 live. gut hts
f.roshew 40 take q fostie - ny ad-
vice 7 have yast rcceltef ~oxd tsrt
rs brother As hci1ine hts o~nr Ana
x<n xonfitent that Nays Woote--
ia Renaety wIn entirely restore
ksn. n Il a staple. ahTnliuss prep
Ar1sinn iAsf removes the easarrnrl
rnucus frusn the tnfrstin4i tnAcf and
anzyx the inf.4 -ssnafion ehich csaFes
practically al Stomach, 'Iver and tn
ressinzl 1iiments, inclatinE aprandi-
elfix One eoee Nili sonvncs o.
ns0nsy aesGnded AZ AZ DruF4isss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Perhaps the most priced relic IN the
state Of Oklahoma hangs 0a tho walls
~ the Masonic Temple ~ Guthrie "
ia ono 81 the two QuilI pens used By
President Roosevelt In signing ihe OK
iahoma Statehood bill The late ek-
president used tso psns an signing
the bill, one IN HiEnlng the word
Theodore" and the other IN signing
The word Roosevelt" The Pens we're
made from eagle feathers from fey
large eagle killed near Woodward.
Oklahoma ons Of the aullis Was pre-
scented 70 Charles Hunter. clerk of the
United States cotrt nt Guthrie and a
forfner Rough Rider under HDosevrit
This pen WIS later given 70 Oklahoma
CousiafnrY aud noS Rfaces the walls
Of the lobby 81 the Masonic temple
The other pen IL The property of the
oklahcma Historical forIefy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

To ypu men wh0 are flKhling The
brave flght against the effects nf your
service - or ceBntry The American
Legion Uf your comrades sends greet
inFs With every sincere wish fnf your
speedily recovery and future happi.
nesn. Every Amaricnn shall hc W.
dehted ~ you ~ Ions ~ the nation
enduref and Your cause shall aways
be fifsi on The pfoEram ~ The Amer'-
can Legion We intend to see that
,oa set = square deal from the com.
Try YOU fought for We would expect
YOU 20 fight our baltls we're our posi-.
tions reversed We assume that re-
Fpontihlllty - 4 privilege and an
honor The American Legion ~.
Ports for duty Give your commands
iiANFORD MacNiDER.
National Commander.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24


Sehset non~ Nean~h,'e we
knnw thar y there = wtH tnrFF
II = way 10 msft The <''n@'ien
That VIII hurt mneh ir~ 'hsn =
staggering load - debt
The Tart that "a sn'hs'se' es'i'
Aase> me es>' - rems~'slanx ihr
hsfe seheoi hn.si'ng - Sss'
<h"~s nnm<ssksh'N ihsi he =
h1'sfnRs essst - - Hs's>s' h"se's
|nn prrscai nf'ated ~aif -
|prines' reasmng a. e>orhhAh'
fetal ~hlh = fnengh y sF'er us
ffoie sderfnx so'sids' e"''fse
md Wasting u rnhNe ns''s> "e
iere deiiaiien hs> fesiefca nor
nal prices
~. h... 49,, u.li A.. 4,
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- .',,,,..s....,, j. s..s an ~,
=, s ....,.ss
s.s,...'', " ~ aaa.s. y .n.,ass ~.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
"Woman Voter" Tells
of High School Needs

>asne II - recently s~sd csil
far ; n.<>s neeting - - heid
n he hish school auditorium fer
fhe narpe>t q rxrhazkiag views
- fhe praps~ei 3laoe bond
i~>a< Coz school purposes We
weu thcre and >au tle dieni.
s.<ieS - ear school hoarl A.
ranged e. = seml-cinele on the
platform spl0wnllv sngnved "a
reastire l,nard work.
After snsae ualting she Rfe>i-
deaf q fhe hasri sro>r With b.
ccaing dirnilx and infortnea as
that this wa> ~ sh..Ari : meet.
ing. and nof ours. thar Ne were
thcrr ~ their guests uhlch an-
~ neslngnf ee.ASionci aid Sar.
nri><. he fofinalif, and eitlcisl
l,rpeiSion VITA which enr iAfns
wa> dofinisely adjusted wAs 'rsf
ia>t o.l the guests
Rvsicnil, he hoani had cho>sn =
= roien ~ v@niage. had slsx "a
and were strongly fortified, "a
f~,<isiAn II thrir own ch~'Slng
ana WEIR q dirisls TIE meihci
and rsint II attack \ further
ana nere fall exi.lsnatien that
fhe i.oan.l wNS wanting >igee>
tsons fran shcse present, Was
given. Al his perilon> stAce -
ne prorcesiing~. some board
member exhumesi hesrd rnic
thar limncd discussion - five
Minutes has this was MT en-
farcesl. II il lad been ihe Drum.
mer Who sfserSaris gave a. an
unabridged exposition ~ vhsf
h. knew shout biz l~slsd isSues
ana thesr eenrrAhlr 6e>lrabiliis,
uuala have had a. suspend IN tie
first lap of his exordinm A, 4
was he greatly heartened ihe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

'miause 90 bali Aapr feas Intervals
uHsn ~ e~a ls hla hAshulav r,nn
sslelnlnt ale efflse sna nes seen
i.esAltlf e. sleee ~ 80 mlssfes
80 tlefss have hard time n "
es they rNhnnl adjust thsh hours "
he rhay sFh psrnslllel - .0rx A.
tems a q atFesA Ant shsa tss~ lth
sfts fef tto assa
rhhfheflv &lNsfs % tse fst
essers fuf sae leuf npapa msn,lone.s
lIa has stated shss a. Ne sFp~s nlsrs
he hppes % slimlnsss shese slAep1a<
teags l'e lsaks we'll. u fussa
fsssa sai has fef ssd sf~slas. sha~s
~ siHnn N hla slrsp ~rsesllas%
fuua a afas nMlegiAl d.fbeelty
sRh whl shltshsfn laillssI ~
fela "a ahaesbea IN hls ~esk sht h~
frequently iafksss 10 sst ant vh~s
reminded thai hn mat he ssasa bst
fsw bites ~ bread nsf hattsv
forniimss he la lndlsposea asi hf<
aasiar lasaflsbly fleaa nat "a -
shreaah LASS a snfln3 whsa sshsd
" he has eaten anyshlnn rhltshss's
T. unahls 70 Femsmtss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

4 use Chamheriain's stomach and
Liver Tstlpss for indigestion and lind
they sait my case rutief than any
dyspepsia remedy 7 have ever uhs1
and have used many different ned
lelnes ! am nearly fifty Que years 81
arv and have suffered great deal
from Indigestion can eat almost
anything want 90. now write
Ceoreo W. Emory. R,>s silis. Ala
These tablets contain no sspsin bat
strengthen the stomach and enable q
70 digest the fcod materially
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
DR|sHT e0Mh{n0 BEATS
FRENCH MA|l sERuc[


PARTS vfA - lio~ tfiMhi
moanlalasss thuaxb nsslee sanrln=
mate monrf osl ~ ths sssfis,sl -
hrs q a oeetnmsnl ssrasiment
lwsnw spld tufay r. Saxefe
A coeh~d TWAS ln = shsfx on lha
tap % = neaasasn aesi aAft t. Al,
seeFl.ls lfom lae ssaes ss'e~ s,sSsf
ba ana lhifssf ausf Asa AAuoei
sllmh bas eeahis 10 usenee Avll
sbNss uhleea ihsf hesxht lAeu asA
nlfsAhmsnts 80 lhmtlofe hF,afei
. st1st q afhk % ne Hoanfsla lal
sesliaa Il Al ! xpad pvlls % lhe slt.
lsof.
iiearlne II thls shs Nsrnae glss
.slsmeal lsep1lea ln and Insisted lhas
tho g,~hefd take oal iseus This
~ dla ~ rosf II ~ frsnen Win
hlA license Ia hlN AnsAel h. lhvn Usnt
- tae sillar ass ofl,e Ard pTai'ils
srnoaaced shss ~ vas na~ = d,ilY
reennlnd slsaesman pisa an on
ra8lly tesuknlfd dunslsila ah1 u'nst
lualHt that hla msiI be heN siuuh 49,
Iisefea rcrimfl, ~ lhr eoalai ~
laftmtni
NJ ahoeanss natiaE heea mair lof
saeh delivery On nsAnlaia gop t.it
rislmaaieF vaa ~ hssn ~ kaow hav
r., asttie ~ difficulty anlli me eaa
herd hlmssif senefoukl, cane a. hls
ala and contracted fof ,ae sun 81 se,
francs 90 rsfrY tn mail has AZ lha
asAantAln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
|FlhANCl[R, S, W[Ds
SCHOOL TEACHER, ls
y. 1. Dulan<y. a Prominent
wsshiagsea Cub Man. Mar.
fies onl Ne Net In
Florida

rost Ncsess. ga aareh - fAs
messiass q nsnlsmln l. t,alsaer.
sixty Nesalns,on f.santleg sss
elaamsn aaa NAp pFesilrnt ~ the
iey Seoais q Nmtfiea. - Nlsa Nlpa
nykea. a. nse.shfee - Nlens u =
ksn4 ~ea tniehsaed Al lshslle'
sh.fss eishi n,iles easi - hefe. l.slaf
The enKarpnens hsa heea kfgs aei,
~. ana only AZ liulansgs laashl
agea twelve. pas a. the uesldinf
They ~ eei 70 ,aak thalF home ~
le,,,lle AFTER hnns,mooa uhieh will
take shem arsand the wu IA
u hls yoHiA MF palaaeY Nas =
= sheal teacher later he oresnls
sesrfa' southern railroads anl acsel.
opsa several coal eomlaulea ale a
eth Interested IA manY q shrso eu /.
ssrptises. and Il alrriof ~ eev.
esai taaks a q native Il nlu4n,
vile Fona hal nov ilsea Ia Wash
lnftoa. where hc IA msul,s ~ sh-
Nssguloiisan ciab ile also ts'oags
- lhe tAeyvrs cah a Nrw yefh
and she AT cluh ~ phl'aask ala llls
tisse wife vas Nlan Alice "a John -
Nifsinis Ne tact Miss lekes eh,,e
she ~as teashlne ssAoo, in l.ahene,
whcro he bsuwhs an setasu lasi vesr
Ms t,kes p0flls leafsed 81 her
eoulns msffiasc NV hours hafoie
'the reremony
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Peoria. M. March "a Following
= series ~ crimes hero DURING the
past few weeks and eilh slow ~
ridilnr tho sity ~ an andesiratles
hy hreoklng ~ ranes whhh fre4ucn,
pool halls. and aaaenilfe ~ ~slfcrt
corner hanaeuts. Chlef ~ poliee
Martha laAl niaht pat into effect a
.arfeY law with the deadllno a, mia
nlghg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
noorlrooras PAY $1,000
INTO couar ~ wIr

fan Francisco, Manh 81 flnse
paid by Prohibition law slolsiors ln
the tao wseka that Federal judge
ilpnk u nndkln of spokane. Wash
lnsiun. has been sitting here total
81 eoe oarAlng 20 flgleea pah.
listed today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

rfa " trAha rkx ws|f sssw war
fs~a trpshAes spfy,mN aeseF llan u
afss ~ Yssf iafe - raIn Xo4f
shsrs euaf 4em ffxht ana ftsse f.ss
Nt'l ntyef ueyef hsff - - sar~.
swailen - llfvA
Net = box a ahY dnAM ~ hennfs
nees slptr Aad ~ reilef To- 80
seets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

NJ - . H
xHst AZ f>><<
w A. ~bat
nad4 he saa
f.se ><-i
~nh.~< Fs-t
nMl s.e TIN
fIt asAwx
eus M tss
p<.lssIiasfs ess
dsf vn'h
heH a. he
fees tn -
-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Ncscow. March "A The fart thar
he humAn Haehlae requires sleeV n
one of llle's sraeedlss 60 George "
Chllehefln. the soviet ipfeian affairs
mlnls,ef Sleep ls also lfsfesls 10
those Who hayv 20 ~ business wllh
hlm
Tho beat hour 10 have an inter.
slew with chleeheFln u between
eldnlKhl and . NJ, ThS nnIy hvufa
ha aoyosen - geel arr let~ssn :
:. NJ ana noouay The remainder
he spends "a vegA. wilh short ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
xxxwxgxxwxKwxxx u
X CURRENT COMMENT y

I.o,s q women think Easter SAM
day ~ DeeorAfion DAs
Al ~ have gotten ons q lse gar
den 10 far - chickens
81 Louis Is bnlliinx q $1,000 600
water works which. no doabt VII
soak ihe public.
Fine thing about jaar ~ sircless
j. they can ia, In sym suits
Tsko care of your sense and your
dcllars ain take care q you.
Elevate the Pedestrian. headllneH
she Dlnst speeaers DO
In the spring young mans fancy
dosent fanty work.
one way 70 keep Friendship 4
return a.
Eskifos pave one day and one
nlrhf q year they are expesfing To-
morrov hext month.
My rfe Il NJ pariner. says W
l.. oeonee. silent partner. George
Those Kefslng in on the ground
'n1or ofien find there's no elevator.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

The s,isiare ~hAh asa>sf. herr -
II plerce II nafIslo. \ \ ~Aa sskca
n fsio A. : yusne nan nf riefve
pr4ctineA mealelne N rennaylsAnla
AnA wan kno~n far and wiie fof go
xguas succeee n alieyfailne disease
~ sarlt moved Is naltaio and rat ~
n feady -te-sl<e form. his Osoislsn
Nediosl Osecosefy. lhc sell known
iontc Cor tle blood rhls elfenrth.
hualsler IA made fFSom q formula whlch
nr Pierve Sound mnst etlostiVe n
dlseaErs n lhe blood Il ss'sfslns ~
aleohsa and = a. cktfae - native
rssoss With the tnEfe.ilenss w. nil
stated on The ~Upp4 Good rsi
hluasl, vim. sasuf and vitality hrn fnre
- follow II wa irkc this Alternative
FktfNcl nr rlsNoe toAien Medical
hecoyefs clears away fsuuisa ana
nneHiar eraptsons aud tends 10 keep
The comlde>ton fgeah ana ciar THIS
nlanosury eofresss iha dlaoF1rfNl
conditions IN ska siomaell. aids n Z
fe~tion. acts - Ionic And PARTIES the
hlo-f Write nr rienee in,ahds
Hotel IN nsafalo. \ r. and recelsn
confidential medical adflre without
ehArso All asuTTisla SCH Discovery.
tahleta or liquid Send loc for trial
rkf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

iIafuld eebk.i'ts.r hss hsen sr-
iolatea rrofssfef ~ phl|neasAy ~ tss
University ~ chFutmnia W. a 70
ysaFa "a snt = aslel,nea - ssanrs
80 phl'esephaF Ia 'he vefia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Despite aii the difficulties o. rea
asalluns Germany haA maiiaHai 90
pay off ohe.ihlra ~ hsr aonest'e
war debt since the world var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
A TIDAL WAVE
sueMuRoIs VENICE

LONDON. March ~ A Central
News dispatch fom Venice SAYS that
= tidal wave late lAsi niEhs lnanda,od
The eily, she wafer rising 10 = depth
a morn than ihrce fcci II eoms or
she public squares
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

W. =. Freshwaser Hives = Rains
bro. ohio. TO. apDroisiase.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Cork is aianufaslarea inlo wool In
ssnln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Those Kettlne in on the sround
nor ofen find there's no elssaior.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-17
THIRTY ORPHANS
YET TO BE PROVIDED FOR

The report Of the canvassers at
chamber of commerce at 500 p. m.
Monday for the Near East relief OF
65 orphans, Newoerry and Newberry
coGnty's quota, showed thirty or
phans left out Of the gates. The COM
mttee in charge is still hopeful OF
taking care Of these thirty by those
who have not met the issue face TO
face. This is no myth, it's.a horrible
fact and We can not evade it. We
who have plenty and to spare must
take care of those who are ours by
adoption. Don't let US Leave it for
organized clubs, societies and classes,
they have been and are doing their
bit, but as individuals each doing his
or her part and by the middle Of this
week let Newberry city and county
see all Of her orphans within the en-
closure. Seventeen cents day will
keep ;6ne, alive, and oh! there are SO
many. many who want to live. Let
Us help to make it possible that this
nation shall not be swept from the
face of the earth, but stand as wit
ness to what Christian Americans are
willing to do.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-17
FLAN 70 PRESENT
FLEA FOR SCHOOLS
Delegates TO Conference End oe1'
sio&s. Gatherings Throughout
State Arrange for Wea:.
The State. II.

The State, II.
The nemorializ;&g of the lesis!a-
ture for the relic o. p@oiic school
and the organization Of the state e:
the statewide observance CT nationA
education week, December 3-9, We
the features Of the final session O
the state educational conference yes
terday morning. Plans bota foE t2e
presenting cf the memorial to the
general assembly and for the obserT-
a2ce of education week were embod-
led in the reports Of the conference
committees on organization and leg
is?ation, the reports being adopted
without q dissenting vote.
The conference also provided foE
the calling Of The annual meeting CT
the Citizens Educational association
10 be held at the same tire and place
a5 the convention Of the State Teach
eys' association. This jo;nt confer
enee. ii is proposed, will make ST.
dv Of the Fundamental school laws OF
the state and recommend all needed
changes. This action was taken u9-
on the motion of W. ,. Melton, pres
ident Of. the University OF South Car
oilna.
In the memorial the general assem-
bly, Will be asked:
81. To make the full appropriation
asked fer by the department. Of edu-
cation for the support Of the high
schools Of the state and especially for
preventing cvercrowding N the eie-
mentary grades. Last year the depaE::-
ment asked for $48z,200 and recaiT-
ed only s3G5,o00.
"2. To make the full appropriation
asked for by the department Of eca-
cation FOR extending the equal;2ing
law guaranteeing seven months
terms in the rural schools. Last year
the department asked fer $4,000
and re.eived $4,000.
"3. To grant the full appropriation
asked for by the departmen. OF edu-
cation for the construction Of public
buildings in accordance with the pro-
visions .of law regulating the same" :"
To &C Before People
This memorial on the recommended
ton OF the committee on legislation
viii be presented to the people Of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-17
EDUCATIONAL. CONFERENCE
HELD IN COLUMBIA A

Columbia, Nov. 10.-IMoued Wiz
,esire to place &n education W.c1lI
reach Of every bey and girl in the
ate, and voic;ng the sentiment Of
INCREASED activity OF the pact Of tae
citizens and increased appropriations
by the general ASSEMBLY, the educa-
tional conference OF approximately
100 citizens held al the state house
tonight showed a degree Of enthUsi-
asm unprecedented at former confer
ences and laid down the basis that
augurs we'll for education Throughout:
the state.
The meeting was presided over by
J. Rion McKissick and snort talks
were made in behalf Of education by
the following college presidents: R.
p. Pell of Converse, D. 3. johnson OF
Winthrop. ". D. Melton of the Uni
versity cf South Carolina, ". J. Nc
Glothlin OF Furman, D. NJ. Douglas
of Presbyterian college. R. c. Grier
of Erskine and 0. J. Bond Of the
Citadel. y
Remarks were also made by Z. B.
Jackson, lieutenant governor-elecs,
Miss VII Lou Gray, supervisor of ru-
raj schools and others.
J. j. Lswton of Darlington, men,
Der of the board Of trustees CT Fur
man and Coker colleges; c. Y. Ream-
er, VIM. Lykes and E. H. Aull also
addressed the gathering. On motion
of Mr.. Reamer, the legislative COM
mittee of the Federation of Womea's
clubs was incorporated. In the COM
mittee TO formulate program for
carrying the educational message IN
to every county OF the state, VIM.
Lykes offered the cooperation Of
the American Legion in any capacity
that might be needed. z. H. Aull, who
is superintendent o. education for
Newberry county, stressed the need
Of the general assembly assisting the
school trustees IN carrying out the
provisions of state aid and told Of the
failure in this partiiular at the last
session.
The majority Of the messages
heard at the conference tended TO-
ward development of the idea Of
educational propaganda and the dis
seninatioa of information, not loniy
in the county seats but in as many
sections Of each county IS possible.
Col. o. J. Bond of the Citadel s1g-
gested this measore and the idea met
with hearty approval Of the entire as
semblage.
Committees will meet at the state
house Saturday morning at $50
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-17


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