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T f ■ PUBMSH3BI) EVERT SATXJREAT. A .J. PAYNE, E d itor a n d P r o p r i e t o r . Entered, at Pomffice cit Slouth New B e r lin, a s S^eGOnd-class M a il M a tter. •r&e Bee subscription rates are— One Year (in advance) .......... ■ .......... '$1.2o Six Months (in advance) ......................... . .GS ^hree Months (in advance) ............................. 35 One Month (in advance) ......... ........................... 10 Single Copies ............ . . . . ............... . ..................... 03 The publisher of The Bee kindly requests all Bubscribers to look at the date following their names to ascertain when their subscription expires and favor us with a prompt remittance Merchants who desire a change in their ad jj-erbisejnents will confer a favor by sending in She new copy before TUESDAY of each week. A t^olumn is 12^ inches. Iiibtle want adys. not exceeding four lines |B5c for two weeks. Advert sing payable at the expiration every three months, or on presentation of bill. Address all communications o The Bee South hfew Berlin, Chenango Co., K. Y. Our Job department is comp'’ete. Poster work, commercial printing, etc., a specialty. We cannot accept anonymous or return re jected commnnic'ations.unless accompanied by sufficient pos>tage. In all cases the name of the writer will he required, not for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. Display Advertising 10c per Inch SATURDAY, SEPT. 27. 1919 SUNDAY SCHOOLS ilMEET CHALLENGE ORGANIZED FORCES W ILL CAM- j PAIGN TO IMPROVE RELIG- I lOUS INSTRUCTION pOR ' CHILDREN. TO GOUNTERAGT BOLSHEVISM State Comptroller Travis Is Chair man of Drive—Says People Will Give Liberally When They Understand Great Need, E i g h t. hundred thousand children In New York state, which has the hest public school system in the country and by law compels attend ance, receive no religious instruction in Jewish, Catholic or Protestant Sunday schools. Sunday schools, as at present con stituted, “cannbt provide an adequate program of religious education for th e childhood and youth of North America,” in the optnioa of leading •educators ahd churchmen. Religious instruction for children in Mexico, Cuba, the Orient and other parts of the world field, due to war ■conditions, is- a t a low ebb and the ^ry is for more effective Ohristian work. In reconstruction days these condi tions p resent to the organized Sunday •school forces a challenge w h ich has been, a c c e p t e d .' To raise funds for a four-year program to meet these great needs, a financial campaign will be conducted throughout the state ffrom Oct. 6 to 13. The money will he apportioned ‘one-half to the county Sunday school organization and the balance to the state, international and world’s Sun day school associations. At home the funds will be utilized to give children more thorough religious instruction iby training their teachers in commu n ity schools created for this purpose. In the state, international and world iields, a successful campaign will make it possible to extend Sunday /school work to Influence aright the lives of children now without any re ligious influence upon their charac^ The Church’s Job. Because the future of the church, th e safety of democracy the world -over and the hope of a virile Chris tianity are wrapped up in the yout^ of the land, it is necessary to set that all children receive’ more an' better religious education. WhH their secular education has pr-'' gressed by leaps and bounds, thei religious instruction has not kep pace with modern needs. The public school is prohibited h: law from giving religious Instruo tion. The modern home “is failin'- down on the job,” according to Dr M. A. Honline of Dayton, educationa expert for the International Sunday School association. So, it is up t- the church. If the church is to per form the task aright, it must receive iielp that it now is not getting. 1 Is not the duty of the individua «hurch or within its limited ability to meet this responsibility, which if a city or town community probrem and must be met by the uniteC ichurches. This drive will, be known as the New York State Interdenominationa' •Sunday school campaign. State Comptroller Eugene M. Travis is the chairman. He has surrounded him self with a’group of leading busin''Sf men, who will help win success. This however, will not come without thous ands of individual gifts, large and small, Mr. Travis says. People Will Give. The campaign headquarters is Al bany, but the drive will he carried on through' sixteen divisions, each con sisting of ■ several ‘counties. Each cU- wision will have a central headquar ters, in charge of a divisional com- ^hittee which will be assisted by a campaign manager and an education a l director. The effort is interdenom inational, and i.s carried pn regard less of creed. It has the hearty en dorsement of many denominational leaders. The effort to raise the quota fixed for each division and county will be active. Wellknown speakers are com ing to New York to aia~in the drive. Mr. Travis himself will make a tour of the state. Another speakers’team will consist of W. 0. Pearce, director »f field promotion, and E. J. Hocken- bui’y, campaign manager. “N e w York state has the wealth and the vision to see this through,” says Mr. Travis. “If the people are shown that we have the mighty, im pelling cause that we know we have, they will respond in the greatest gen erosity. We will convince them and I know that they will answer the ap peal.” The campaign centers are Buffalo, Jamaica, O ssining, N e w b u r g h , Al bany, Troy, Amsterdam, Watertown, Utica. Syracuse, Binghamton, Elmira,. Auburn, Lockport, Batavia and James town. ' iVlICKIE SAYS m WIOgUDNT I t BE Q-R.AMO IE EMERNBOO n ’ o PAN -TMCIR pav e r yjX'tViOU'f b e i m ' o e o , s o W E MMOOVJOM'f WAFtAVMASTE A 1.0TTA T \ ^ A e ’ n s t a t a p s ' n v > i o r k O rt-rVM’ O O T -TVAE-SE S -fA T E JA E m S EV E R 'i WEEK*. O S E l V J E S U R E DO APV»REa ATE -fHE O O O O PEUIUERS VJMO WIAKE TV^ VXRBt-T O P OR O P - PV m ’ V(N -X* P A N U P . E R S E N O TM E M O H E N . NW XtHOUt ASKED'. VLL saw V4G G CHAR (.vs SUCjiMAClS [iVo. 31D31 E.KPORT OF 'ri3K CONDITION OF le Wier national Ml ' At Oneonta, in the Htate of New York, at th, clost^ of Vusiness, ?ept 30tli. 12. Il«l9. RESOITRCES. Loans and discounts .................. . . . ? 747,921 47 Overdi-at'ts,........................................ 1,632 34 (J.b. Bonds to secure circulation ItUjOlKJ oo 17. S Bonds and Certificates of In debtedness ........................................ 528,647 95 Sundry Bonds and securitie.s ........ 2.157.100 24 Stock In Federal beserve Bank 12,too oo Banking hou-e. Furniture, fixtures 28.000 00 Due from Federal Reserve bank... 136,912 48 Cash on hand and due from Banks audTrnstCompanies .................... 447,132 10 Checks and othex- cash items ............ 9,828 84 Redemption ftu’d with T7. B. Treas urer, 5per cent of circulation;... 5,000 00 War f-^aving Certificates and Thrift_ Stamps ....................................... 257 72 Interest earned, not collected on ..loans and discounts ......................... 3,467 32 Total ............................................... $4,177,642 74 UTABIIilTIES. Captial Stock paid l u ................ $lOU.0OO OO S n t p l n s F n u d .............................. 300,000 00 Undivided Froiits less expenses Interest and taxes paid 106,04:0 35 Circulating notes .............................. 100,000 00 Interest and discount collected, not earned ................................................ 1487 29 Individual deposits .subject to check ...................................... 1,143,343 37 Certificates of deposit ............ 2,209,338 94 Certified Checks......................... 1,465 62 lited States deposits __ 122,960 58 fstal Savings deposits.. . __ 2.406 69 , ^ 3,479.515 20 Total ............................................... ?4;177,642 74 ate of New York, County of Otsego, ss. SAMUEL H.POTTER, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of m y knowledge and belief. SAMUEL H. POT f EE Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19lh day of Sept 1919. D. A. DIEFBNDORF, Notary Public G eorge I. W ti - ber . AliBERT B. T obey , AI.BERT MOKKIS, O rlando B. R owe , iHvi.sG H. R owe , AKTHUK E FOiU), ‘ E dward M. R oj . ak , C. MCCKUM, I irv't-toi-» SIDNEY NATIONAL BANK. SIDNBY, N. Y. Capital, — ............................. $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 S u r p lu s ,.............................. 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 D e p o s its,............- ............ 1 , 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 Issue your checks on the Sidney National Bank and get a receipt for every bill paid. THE BANK WITH A SDllPLDS Q k u x tm o ii^^P icIxiF e i^ Enid B e n n e tt “A Deserl Wooing\ This Saturday Nlgiit Sessu e Hayakawa “Tho Gity of Dim Faces” IVednesday, Oct- 1st DAKIN OPERA. HOUSE « New Berlin RBD S. ROOKWET j L, Executor. CGME TO THE YELOW SHOP To Get Your Flaning, Matching and Other 1 ISdachine Work Done Fromptiy and to Order. A FULL STOCK OF Best Red Cedar Shingles, Farm Brain Tile Sewer Pipe Cement Blocks, and Other Building Materials constantly on hand H.L.CBAIN, MT.UPTOK, N.Y I 'I NEW ARRIVALS Winter Ginghams, wool effects, 50c Outings, - - 25c Navy All Wool Serge, - $1,50 Navy Part Wool Serge, - 1.00 Brown All Wool Serge, $ 100 . , 1.75* What Eye Com fort Means Often eye-comfort means more- much more-than freedom from eye- strain. Because freedom from many other physical complaints. This is explained by the close and sympa thetic relation between the eye and the general nervous system. People who are nervous without any appar ent cause, would be wise in having their eyes examined for possible de fects. No better service than ours. M y Specialty B e t ter and M ore C o m fortable V ision D. H. DARLING, Pi'of^essloiiH.1 O p t o m e t r i « t , Office Next to Smith’s Bakery, IUnl» St , SIrturjr, N. Y. G lasses Ground While You Wait Fancy Plaids, Bed Blankets, Quilts, Ladies’ Waists, Ladies’ Coats, Boys Clothing, / 98c §2.98 to 6.00 $ 2 . 00 , 2.75 1.26, 6.50 $18.75, 36.00 12.60, 15.00 T. B . P A R K E R & 0 0 . e[0 HEiyeTIQN in price ! ’ The FOliDSON ; TRAGTOK ^ ' K e e p your cows in flesh and get the greatest production of milk by feeding a well balanced ration. WE SELL THE ^EST DAIRY FEEDS ON THE MAR KET TODAY and are willing and ready to back up that statement. An. inspec tion of these feeds will be money in your pocket. Also a good stock of Wheat and Stock Feeds. Alwnys prompt and efficient service . cheerfully rendered. I Hew Era Gash Grain & Feed GompanY Inc. h o l m e s v i l m , n . r. ^ REDUCED FROM $885 to $758 F. O. B. As-the niloiTuent for our territory is email we ad vise f^ign uitL* ap inr one ;ii once. Sml Motor Sales sod . Service Co., New Berlin, N. Y. 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