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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
6
Cardinal Gibbons urged Americans to aid starving Armenians at a Washington meeting. He urged February fundraising to support Near East Relief and pressed for generous response to relieve famine and aid the distressed region.
Near East Relief of New York lists monthly rates to feed clothe and shelter orphans in the Near East. An 85 dollar donation feeds one child a month, 10 dollars adds clothes and shelter, 15 dollars covers schooling plus basics. The drive seeks adopters across the United States as 250000 homeless children need help.
Connecticut women vote to adopt 10 000 orphans as part of Near East Relief efforts. At Hartford meeting Governor Holcomb and Henry Morgenthau urged aid for 250 000 homeless children in massacres and deportations. Near East Relief HQ in New York welcomed the show of state generosity.
Professor J W Piercy leads a class of forty or more aspiring journalists at Indiana University teaching newspaper work. The Indiana Daily Student nicknamed The World’s Greatest College Daily, with Frank H Level editor in chief, G Dallas Newton managing editor, and Rowena Harvey city editor, supports the Centennial program.
Indiana University prepares centennial celebrations. Wylie Hall, named after Dr Andrew Wylie the first IU president, is one of the campus’s oldest buildings. Once the largest and finest on campus, it housed chemistry and mathematics and remains a link to old grads during the centennial events.
Indiana University signs E. O. Stiehm known as Jumbo for five years to lead athletics. President Bryar promotes Centennial plans while warning Indiana must pay teachers enough to keep talent from leaving for Illinois or commercial work. Alumni show support for Stiehm and the university’s athletic future.
The barber asks if the man would like tonic for hair loss and claims another product will stop it. The man jokes that nothing will halt his hair loss except a divorce, sparking a humorous exchange.
Bloomington business groups map elaborate plans for the One Hundredth Anniversary of Indiana University and expect to entertain the state encampment of the Indiana G A R next May. Indications point to a bustling IU town during the celebrations.
Murine Eye Drops from Murine Eye Co. advertise relief for tired itchy burning irritated or inflamed eyes. The ad targets infants and adults and offers a free eye book from Atari Drugests, Chicago.
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