The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 06, 1920, Page THREE, Image 3
f ADMIRAL JELLICOE
REACHES NEW YORK
Former First Sea Lord cf Great
Britain on Past War Tour of
World.
New York, Jan. 2.?Admiral Viscount
Jellicoe, former first sea lord
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OI LxTBat ontani, ucgaii <l n cca-cuu
visit to New York today as part of his
post-war tour of the world. He is
the guest of Charles M. Schwab,
B chairman of the beard of the BetMe
hem Steel corporation, in whose priKf
vate car he came from Ottawa, and at
|B whose Riverside drive residence he is
staying while in the city.
H With Mr. Schwab, the admiral visit?
?d the New York stock exchange and
('was greeted with cheers dv Droners.
Business was suspended while he was
, shown about. Then he inspected the
.navy yard in Brooklyn with Rear
Admirals James H. Glennon and
John B. Macdonaid, and Capt. 0. P.
Jackson, U. SS. N., who is acting as
his naval, aide while he is in the
United States. Several British nrvnl
oS'eers^also were in the party. I ate:*
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checn to the admiral at Mr. Schwab's
residence. An informal dinner was
given there in the evening.
Tomorrow the admiral wr!l see
Lady Jellicce cu to "l"^!nrd crt the
steamer Adriatic. She has been
forced by ii tress to aba:" c"on p'ans to
accompany her hvcbanu fur.her 0:1
ibis tour. /
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TWO FACTIONS
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I Estonia ard Soviet Huwia M.!i IVr.rfarc.?Exists
Fc:* O-e Week.
Porpnt, Esther:''a, V.'ednesday, Tac.
1 (By the Associated Press).?The
first step toward peace betweeii
Esthonia and Soviet Russia was taken
tonight by the signing of a prelimi
fnary armistice, which is to exist for
"^>ne week, stipulating an immediate
cessation of hostilities and covering
questions concerning Esthonian independence
and military guarantees
with regard to the frontiers.
The agreement, which may be
terminated on 24 hours' notice by
either side, is to become effective
January 3. Unless action is taken to
terminate it the agreement automatically
renews itself, after seven days.
I The agreement consists of five
kb documents and includes a map definwf
nig the frontiers. An interesting
clause absolves Esthonia from all
obligations to Russia resulting from
former connections with that country.
The signing of the agreement -had
\ been set for 1 o'clock in the afterL
noon, but it was not until nearly 8
o'clock :r. the evening that the conferees
succeeded in adjusting all dc*
tans.
The text of the clause recognizing
fEsthonia says:
"In accordance -with the principles
oft proclaimed by the Scvist Russian
government of the r\~ht of all peoples
to a free determination of their
nationality, even to the complete
cession from the state to v.-hich they
belorg, Russia recognizes without
reservation the independsnce of the
txEsthorion state and freely abdicates
for all time all the sovereign rights
which belonged to Russia with respect
to Esthcnia's land and people, in accordance
with former state orders as
well as these r'ghts g'ven under in
L ternational treaties. Esthcnian lan'd
W and people shall have no obligations
B \yhatever with respect to Russia be^k-jrause
of the former connections of
Wp ISsthonia with Russia."
The agreement stipulates that during
the se~sicn of hostilities the respective
armies shall remain on the
I territory held by each and that the
k land between them shall be consid L
?red a neutral zone.
^ The frontier is fixed at ten kilometers
eastward of Lake Peipus,
crossing Lake Peipus and Lake Pekov
and running thence to the east of
, Isborsk. The present Esthonian mili|
tary line is left approximately ink
tact. The frontier system is re^
garded as an important Esthonian
B victory.
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AIR RECORD SMASHED
Kg Mail Pilot Sets New Figure For
America.
^ Washington, Jan. 2.?All AmeriI
can records for a non-stop iflight of
^ more than 200 miles are believed by
^ postoffice department officials to have
been broken today by James tt.
Knight, an air pilot, who flew with a
k load of mail from Cleveland to Belle- j
I fonte, Pa., a distance of 215 miles,;
K in 83 minutes. The flight was made I
pk at an average of 156 miles an hour,!
r -was seven minutes better than a
f similar trip made by Knight last
September. The start from Cleveland
was made in a snow storm.
The tin fields of New South Wales
had yielded ore worth more than
$56,000,000 to the close of last year,
It %-which set a new record for producL
tion.
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U.U OLlCJUlvvU >Vui> U A -otJ UlivL. :
He distributed a l^t of mighty ^aoc7)
advice.
Eut he is dead. j
You are alive. Ycu will have to,
make your own decisions and deter-1
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mine your own course of action and
your own future. It will not do you a
bit of good to try to communicate j
trif-'h CI-il cn/1 hai'o him cnlvp vruir ,
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problems for you.
If you got his ear, you probably j
'would not take liis advice.
You will have to acquire your wisdom
as Sol acquired his, by gaining a
broad view-point and taking advantage
of your own experience and that
of others. Solomon was a mason before
he was a king and a miner as !
well, so his view-point probably would |
not be much different from that of
wise workers of the present day.
You may be sure that tbe high cost j
of living was a problem in Solomon's j
dsy as well as in 1919 ar.d that the :
purchasing power o: a shekel, minted i
from the gold cf Ophir, fluctuated just
as does the dollar minted at Philadelphia.
But Solomon knew that thrift and .
savins:, the stimulation of production 4
and the elimination of waste would :
solve those problems just as the wise j
working man knows it today. .He laid I
lip a lot of coin through safe and con-!
scfvative investment just as wise ;
men ai^a women have put money for j
the future in Liberty Bonds. Treasur*;
Savings Certificates and War Savings j
Stamps. Also there is no record that :
anyone ever took any of that coir ;
sway from Old Sol by inducing him to ;
speculate in wild cat stocks.
He left one bit of advice, the wis-;
dom of which the years have not
changed. He said: "A good man!
leaveth an inhertance to his children's
children." f
You can follow that advice by
steady consistent saving and invest-'
ment in War Saving Stamps and
Treasury Savings Certificates and in !
Liberty Bonds at present., prices, j
These securities bought now will be ,
n-n inheritance for your children's j
children.
So! had to get wise.
You can get wise just as he did. If |
you fail to save you will repent
through many years.
ARE YCU AN AMERICAN? jj
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.Are you an American? *
T'ne 1919 Savings Campaign is 4
an all-American movement. That ;
menns it is for every man, woman ij
and child resting under th? sheltering
folds of t'e Stars and j
I stripes.
Do you belong to a live savings j
society? i
If so, you hare made the right |
. start Ke?p on saving and investing
in War Savings Stamps and
Thrift Stamps. Attend the meet
ins: of your society and learn the
habir of happy thrift.
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BEE AND WORKER
How doth the little Busy Bee,
Improve each shiniDg hour?
He gathers honey all day long,
From each and every flower.
How doth the worker in our laTvJ,
Insure seme future rest?
lie savers some money every day,
V. aely to in v est
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Fresident Nicholas Hurray Butler,
Columbia University, in a recCiu
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suit::
'Punishing profiteers is a good
thing, but it won't reduce the cost of
living. If we hid all their hoarded
gocds it would do little good.
"Only the operation of inexorable
economic laws can bring us back to
tolerable conditions. The remedy is
to save, to practice public economy
and private thrift. We must save and
invest in productive industry. Borrowing
for non-productive reasons
means bankruptcy."
In the opinion of the best economist
in the United States the peoples'
greatest weapon against* high
prices is the government's Thrift
campaign. Every family should have
a budget, just as every successful
business has a budget. The first
thing on that budget should be the
amount to be sav^d from the weekly
or monthly income?not the amount
to be spent. Make what you save
govern the amount you spend, not
what you spend govern the amount
you save.
War Savings Stamps bring 4
per cent interest, compounded every
three months. Hit high prices below
the belt bj investing in United States
securities. The dollar you save today
may be worth twice as much five
years from now.
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SIG A SONG OF
CAin?jrC QTAMP5
url if ill Ou uiiiitiiu
Sing a song cf Saving? Stu:np.s.
The cost of living's high.
But have you counted all the
things
These savings scamps wn Duy:
They help to take that little trip,
Or buy some needed clothes.
How many things they'll help you
get
Goodness only knows.
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in log or sunsnme. snow cr ram. us
comforting to have this thought?I
have not spent my ever/ gain, and
thus reduced my funds to naught?it's
pleasant through the muggy day s to
sit inside a cozy room, and re-.l.'ze
the dismal haze cannot surround you
with its gloom; to know, through parchase
wisely made, investment leaned
with sober c^ra, your income's
bulk' will never fade, but through
such rainy days upbear! Last year
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this gospel bright has strenuously impressed
on me the way to duck the
waster- right; "A dollar saved?the
interest gained"?this is the .lesson
sound and true, which keeps the wayward
dollar chained and makes the
4 per cent accrue. Thrift! That's
the answer to you, sir! The thing
that flamed our battle lamps, and
helped to down the Prusian cur;
in other words, WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
Cinders are no more worthless than
good intentions which go no farther.
Buy those War Savings Stamps now.
Every '.ime you buy a Thrift Stamp
you are striking Old Man Gloom on
the jaw. v
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ESTATE NOTICE. ?
j All persons having claims against
the estate of Laura R. Koon, de
ceased, are hereby notified to file the
same, duly verified, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to the
said estate will please make payment
likewise.
JULIUS H. KOON,
JOHN D. KOON,
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vere weather especially dc
of their utility and convenii
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route is not limited by steel
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liable time, the motor true
to its destination. It never
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United States Railroad A<
WINTER EXCU
TO RESC
FLORIDA ANE
FROM AL1
Tickets on sale October
1920, with final return limit
SOUTHERN RA!
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rars Are Good
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jnd
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d," says J. D. Quattiebauin,
>asenger and commercial
*s operate as well in winter
mechanically dependable.
; ail cond'i'ons. In fact sejmonstrates
the importance
3nce.
asportation are t ed up, the
can pic': .heir way.. Their
rails. They do not depend
power.
me exhausted and lose val1'
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set froan source to destina>osed
in handling.
tr.t'on means uninterrupted
investment in an efficient,
7 car or truck, therefore, inive
months in the year."
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Newberry, S. C.
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Emanuel Business College,
^ministration Announces
RSION F4RES
IRTS IN
>THE SOUTH
- POINTS
1st, 1919, to April 30th,
May 31st, 1920.
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for detail information.
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