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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13
P~ROBABLEMENTE BERNS.
TEIF, SERA Ell EMB.
LEMAN EN- Los
EE. UNIDOS

LONDRES. Agosto 12.-En los
Icirculos obreros de Alemania sc es'
pera Que ell gobierno de csc pals de-
signara I Herr Eduardo Bernstein
como Embajador de Alemania en- los
Estados Unidos, segun dice un despa-
cho enviado por un cOrresponsal M
giles en- Berlin.
Eduardo Bernstein ha sido por mu-
cho tempo uno de los politicos pro-
minentes Y directories de Ia opinion pu-
blica en- A!emania Y hasta Ia prlnla-
vera pasada, fue uno de los influyen-
ties liLeres socialistas que tenia ten
dencias radicales. Con breves inter
.valos. ha sido uno de los hombres que
han figurado a la cabeza del movl-
miento independents; pero cuando eS-
lie Sc convirti6 en- espartaclsta. que TO-
mo en- breve el aspecto de b~olshevl-
kista. Bernstein Sc retro de Ia eNtremG
!zCuierda Y volvi6 a formar parte de
Ia mayoria socialista.
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Los CHECO- ESLOVACOS DESCONFLAN
TAMBIEN DEL ARCHIDUQUE JOSE
Temen que los reaccionarios de Vlena Sc unan a los de
Budapest y traten de formar I'm nuevo estado autocratlco

heco-EsIovaquia y los miembros de
su ministerio, Sc opusieron desde lue-
20 a tai movimiento, declarando que
deseaban obrar enteramente de d.
cuerdo con las grandeS p~otencias Y
no uuerian embarazarlas mas en- Ia
situacion que haoia surgido con no
two de ia invasion de HungrIa por
los rumanos, invasion cue Sc habia
Ilevado a efecto yiolando los termi-
nos del armisticio.
Sc expresan temores aqui por los
elementos socialistas, de que los ele-
mentos reaccionarios IN Niena. pue-
dan unir u fuerzas con las de los
que apoyan Ia ascension del Archi-
duoue Jose V logren amalgamar los
Estados austriaco Y hungaro en- un
fuerte gobicrno autocratico que pu-
diera ~conyertirse en- ell centric de la
propaganda autocratica en- la Europa
Central.
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PRAGA. Agosto 12.-Durante el
dia de aver tuvieron lugar en- esta
capital manifestations dirigidas por
elementos d~emocraticos soclallstas
para protestar contra Ell golpe de es-
tado en- Hungria, por el cual, Sc lie
vo a Ia j~efatura del gobierno en- csc
pals el Archiduque Jose. Las ma
nifestaciones. aunque ~imponentes por
e. numero de persoDas que en- elias
tcmaron parte. no dieron la menor
nota de v~iolencia. habiendose etec-
tuado ell complete orden.
Desde cue Sc inici6 la invasion de
Hungria Dol las tropas rumanas, los
clementos Conservatives de Checo-
Eslovaouia. empezaron a insistlr con
ell Cobierno en- que el ~ejercito checo
emprendiera tambien un avance So
bre Hungria para protejer los lnte-
reses checo-esiovacos ALI: FL Profe-
sor T. G. Masaryk, Presidente de
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CONSPIRACION BOLSHEVIKI CONTRA
INCLATERRA, FRANClA, ITALIA,
JAPON Y ESTADOS UN[DOS
EN- INGLATERRA Sc DESCUBRIO Ell COMPLOT EN- Ell
QUE ESTAN NONADADOS LEVINE,
TROTZKY TCHITCHERN
Milares de folletos con propaganda bolsheviki han circu'
Iado en- la Gran Bretana, en- los que ell gobierno russo
del Soviet hace I'm Ilamado a los obreros &c csc
pals para derrocar al actual gobierno

para que les obreros Y los campesinos
Sc wear obligados a poner sus cue
los una vez mas al yugo de las Boil
sas de Gambia de Paris Y Londres.
"Vuestros gobiernos han jurado que
demoleran a Russia, tan solo perque
nuestros obreros han tratado de AFRO
jar ell yugo del capitalismo.
'Vosotros, los hijos de los trabaja,
dores. que os l~evantasteis como un So
10 cuerpo cuando los obceros de las
fabricas textiles inglesas quisieron a.
yudar a los esclavizadores americanos
os habeis convertible ahora en- los eje-
cutores de la revolution rusa. iTal
es la degradation a la que os han re-
ducido vUestros gobernantes."
En- ell mismo folleto Sc hacen anne
nazas de dar "dos golpes para todo
aquel que Sc oponga contra ell Soviet
y concluye con ell siguiente parrafo:
Viva la solidaridad de los obreros del
mundo, viva Ia solidaridad de los ira
bajadores de Estados Unidos, Fran
ella. Inglaterra, Italia y el Japon, con
los obreros rusos. Abajo los bandi-
dos del Imperialismo International.
Viva la revolution International"
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LONDRES, Agosto 12.-Los deta-
lies de una conspiracion re~voluciona-
ria dirigida por Lenine Y Trotzky
contra los Estados Unidos, 1nglaterra,
Jap6n e Italia, fueron descubiertos a
yer en- la tarde Y como consecuencla
de tai cosa, sc espera que ocurran va
rios arrcstos, upc de ellos cuando me-
nos, de gran importancia.
Millares de folletos Y libros en- los
cue Sc hacen llamados a los obreros
para que Sc rebelen contra ell actual
gobierno, han estado circulando en-
este pals y en- Escocia, Y muchisl'nos
de esos ejemplares fueron confiscados
durante I'm cateo practicable a media
noche antier. La noticia de este ca
teo no Sc do a la publicidad sino has
ia aver noche Y tarde.
Uno de los folletos Sc halla firmado
con los nombreS de Ienine, Trotzky
V Tchitcherin, ell Minstro de Relacio-
mes E~xteriores del gobierno bolShevlkl
russo. V va dirigido "A las masas ira
'bajadoras de los Estados Unldos, In
glaterra, Francia, Italia y ell Japcn.
Tn llamado del gobierno del Soviet
de los obreros Y campesinos rusos."
Ell folleto de referencia, dice lue-
90: Los bandidos anglo-franceses que
Sc apcderaron del ferrocarril murma-
no. han e~mpezado a ~ejecutar a los O.
breros ferrocarrileros del Soviet. Por
6rdenes de vuestros gobiernos, las tro-
a aliadas estan cortando las llneas
de aprovisionamiento del pueblo russo,
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PERSHING VISITARA Ell
FRENTE DE A
AUSTRO-ITALiANO

PARIS. .Agosto 12.-El General
John J. Pershing, ~comandante de las
fuerzas expedicionarias americans,
despues de su vista a Belgica, du-
rante Ia cual sera huesped del Rey
Alberto. hara una gira por los CAM
pos de batalla de Italia, segun Sc a
nunci6 hoy en- esta capital. De a.
cuerdo con los planes para dicho via
je. la partida del General Pershlng
para Roma. tendra lugar el proXimo
sabado l6 del actual. Despues de DOS
dias en- la capital italiana, ell Jefe
americana ira q hacer una vista a los
campos de batalla del Piavc Y del
Isonzo. Que fueron los teatros de las
grandes ofensivas austriacas contra
los italianos. Probablennente ell Ge-
neral regresara a Paris para 81 y
del actual Y partira para los Esta-
dos Unidos en- la primera semana de
Septiembre.
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LOS PAN-GERMANISTAS
CONTINUAN ATACANDO
DURAMENTE A
ERZBERGER
Dicen que tienen pruebas evil
denies de que eI es Ell que
esta manejando todos
los asuntos del COB.

BERLIN. Agosto 12.-La campana
de los pangermanistaS contra Ell Nj
nistro de Hacienda del actual gobier-
no aleman. Matias Erzberger, Sc ha
intensificado a tai grade. que no pa
sa IN solo dia sin que Ia prensl de
csc partido dirija tremendos ataques
contra el ex-jefe de la Comision ale
mana del armisticio. Los pangerma-
.nistas. en- Su empeno de desprestigiar
al citado f~uncionario, han estado hur-
gando aqui V ALA Y han logrado al
fin p~resentar al publico una prueba
evidente de que Ell Ministro y su CO.
horte Sc Green ser el "alma mater"
del gobierno que dirije todos u ac-
tos ' maneia todos los asuntos del
pals.
Los citados op~osicionistas en- su cam
.pana de prenSa Sc eypresan siempre,
al ~referirse al g~obierno, como eel ga
binete de Erzberger', en- vez del 60
bierno de Bauer. con objeto de infil-
trar en- Ia opinion publica que dicho
Ministro es ell que hace Y deshace =
cue los demas miembros del gobierno
no son sine meros maniquies de aquel.
Los cargos que hasta ahora venian
hacienda ell Ministro del grupo CEN
tralista. Sc basaban tan solo en- indi-
clos O datos circunstanciados; pero
| ahora los pan-germanistas tienen 10
que ellos consideran una exposition
verdadera de como andan las cosas
en- Ell gobierno.
Tai prueba dicen los oposicionistas
es n "informaci6n confidential pri-
vada" que ha sido distribuida a los
~peri6dicos centralistas que lie sirven
q Erzberger, por J. B. Krauss, actual
iefe de ia oficina de information que
dirigia Erzberger.
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D%ISFRAZADOS DE NIUE
RES LOS ROJOS ATA-
CARON A LOS
iNGLESES

LONDRES, Agosto 12.-Un despa.
che reclbido en- esta capital p%roceden-
te de Arkangel, dice que las trcpas
b~olshevikis, d~isfrazadas de muieres,
a~tacaron a los artilleros ingleses en-
las cercanias de Omega. IN ell frente
de Arkangel. Los artilleros al verse
atacados tan inesperadamente por las
que ellos creian r~efugiadas rusas, hui
yeron 4 los bosques para escapar de
una muerte segura.
Las fuerzas britanicas en- SUI retira-
da bombardearon Omega por once no.
ras, habiendo destruido varias casas,
segdn dice ell desracho de efercncia
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de 800 miIIaS Sc han
repIe gado las fuerzas
del Almirante Kolchak
La Ultima retirada obligada
por los bolsheyikis fue de
$50 miIlas, dejando en-
manos de los rojos ell
frente del Ural

WASHINGTON. Agosto 12.-De
fuente enteramente digna de crGdi-
| 70 Y perfectamente bien ~informada, Sc
ha sabido aqui que las fuerzas del AL
mirante Kolchak. jefe del gobierno de
Cmsk, Sc han retirado otraS 100 mi
las mas, con 10 cual ei territorio eva
cuadu por esas tropas en- los ultimos
/ meses c~omprende una extension de
500 milas. Por la misma fuente Sc
sabe que Ell frente del Jral Sc en-
cuentra ahora en- manos de las tropas
bolshavikis Y que las fuerzas del 60
bierno de Omsk continuan r~etirando-
Sc en- csc distrito.
e. Almirante kolchak en- persona
ha lido al frente del combate d fin de
oar amino a sus hombreS para con-
tener su retirada. Sabese sin embar-
60. que ell citado comandante esta con-
siGerando ahora Ia conveniencia de a.
bandonar Omsk Y establecer su 60
bierno en- Irkustsk.
La derrota del e~jercito de Omsk por
los bolshevikis Sc atribuye por auto
ridades en- Ia materia. a la falta de
tropas instruidas y p~reparadas asl
como a Ia de IN equipo appropriate y
provisiores de boca Y guerra. pues los
nucleos de hombres que actualmente
integran csc ejercito son en- su mayo
ria voluntarioS careEteS de toda ms
Itrucci6n militar mientras que las fuer-
zas bolshevikis estan ~integradas por
hombres d~iscipiinados, muchos de ellos
v~eteranoS de Ia guerra Y con magnl-
fico equipo de guerra, q Ia vez que
con a~bundantes provisiones Y materla-
les. No Sc sabe aqui 81 el ejercito boil
sheviki esta obteniendo su equipo mi
litar de los alemanes. aunque tai cosa
Sc duda por aquellas personals que es-
tan bier enteradas y que puede decir-
Sc. son autoridades en- la materla.
En- vista de que los ingleses estan
ahcra retirando sus tropas de los tren-
ties de Arkangel Y Murmansk, Y los a
mericanos han retiraGo va las suyas,
no Sc considera como muy probable
que les aliados pienSen en- envlar una
expedition a Siberia. Ell invierno Sc
avecina va en- esas regiones Y para Oc-
tubre Sc hacen va ~imposibles todas las
operaciones en- el norte de Russia Y la
conducciGn de una campana en- Sibe-
ria seria en- extreme dificultosa.
No Sc cree que las relativamente
p~equenas fuerzaS de los Estados Uni
dos V los atiados, inclusive las del ia
pom. que Sc e~ncuentran ahora en- 81
IBERIA, serdn enviadas al frente de ba-
ITALIA, pues su objeto ~primordial ahora
es ell de protejer ell f~errocarril en- Ia
Siberia Oriental.
FL numero de soldados americanos
Que hay Ell Siberia no pasa de 5000
" el de los ~japoneses es como el tri-
pie de estos. o sean unos $4,000. Las
tropas de les otroS aliados son muy
inferiores en- numero.
Sahese que hay en- Orsk IN partido
que sboga por que Sc envie una CO.
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m~unicaci6n al Jap6n pidi6ndole que
despache IN ejercito japones a la ST.
IBERIA Occidental para hacer frente a
la avalanche bolsheviki, pero este par
lido no es bastante fuerte para per-
suadir al gobierno a fin de que de tai
paso.
Ell ~retroceso que ha tenido que ha-
Ger ell ejercito de Kolchak en- el campo,
Sc cree hara mas incierta, sino del to-
do improbable, el reconocimineto del
cobierno de Omsk por los Estados
Unidos V las potencias aliadas.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
AGRICULTURE. A
PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING.

(ChooSe 81
What are the benefits of psychology
ical tests? Name two standard tests.
2. Discuss some of the educational
theories of Winifred Sackville Stoner's
book Natural Education
3. What do you think are the merits
of supervised study in the lower grades !?
What are the merits of home work!
a. Discuss the value of supervised
play. What apparatus in the play ground
would you purchase?
5. Name and discuss briefly the work
of three Americans prominent in the
elementary teaching field.
6. State definitely, what elements of
Americanism you would develop in the
grade which you prefer to teach. :.
7. In 'The Evolution of the Teacher
Mr.. Pearson states, There is waste
when the teacher repeats the answer of
the pupil. Defend or refute.
g. DO you approve of the grade card
system in use in your school? Suggest
an Improvement.
9. Explain the doctrine of interest.
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MT. VERNON MEN IN !
CHURCH CAMPAIGN
Rev. M. S. Freeman To Take
Active Part; Mr.. B. B. !
Williams Also Interested

OhiO's Congregational churches,
245 in number. have joined in the
Pilgrim Memorial Fund campaign
which has already developed success
fully in half a dozen other states.
Work to this end will cover every
congregation in Hhe state between
now and November.
The Pilgrim memorial fund, which
takes its name from the Puritan
founders of American Congregations
alism, is being raised to make pos
sible the development OF complete
annuity system for ministers of the
faith. A total endowment of $4,000
600 is to be raised in the nation, and
the Ohio churches hope to raise $275,-
600, or more, of this. V
Plans for the annuities for aged
ministers and their dependents have
been developed under the guidance of
expert insurance statsticians and the
system adopted has been hailed as an
ideal one by such authorities as the
Carnegie foundation, which has made
a thorough study OF age pensions.
The system provides for annuities
from the ages of G5, 6S and 10, as the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
COUNCIL TO TRANSACT
BUSINESS OVER AGAIN
Action Taken AT. A Former
Meeting Is Said To Be
Illegal

The city council meets this even
ing in regular session and the mem.
bers will have quite little business
to transact. During the absence OF
the city auditor and clerk of the coun
Gil, Mr.. Gates, the council met and
transacted some matters of business
which at this meeting tonight will
have to be acted upon again, since
the former procedure was illegal, In
that instead If electing a clerk out OF
their own body, they had the city sol
icitor to handle the clerks work. The
business is not extensive and can be
transacted in few minutes, and ther
the members will take up the city
affairs that are now demanding theiI
attention,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
LITERATURE.

tSnOOSc C)
Il. What poems do you suggest in first
grade study? How great part does
dramatization play in the teaching OF
literature in the primary grades!
2. Name the Greek myths which
should be taught in the elementary
grades and suggest the proper grades.
8. Suggest ten books for boys. from
eight to twelve; five books for girls OF
the same age
a. Name at least three magazines
which can be used in the first four
grades and in addition two especially
! fitted for the first grade.
S. Name five good books on the pres.
ent war that are readable to 9TH and
Sth grade pupils.
6. Give an account of the life of one
of the following: Riley, Stevenson,
Longfellow.
7. What classics would you suggest
to stimulate reading in the 9TH and 9Th
grades.
8. Suggest literary program having
in it some music and dramatization.
9. Review briefly any two of the fol-
i lowing:
The Pied Piper of Hamelin,
| Hiawatha-any passage,
Sohrab and Rustrim,
| The Barefoot Boy.
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recipient elects, upon the payment of
a nominal sum over period of years.
Rev. Charles S. Mills. ID. d., former
ly of Pilgrim church, Cleveland now
of Montclair, N. j., is chairman of
the National Pilgrim Memorial Fund
commission and has supervision of
the work throughout the nation.
The Ohio campaign which is get
ting under way this week, will be di-
rected by an Ohio commission of ov-
er 80 members, leading ministers and
laymen, among the latter Mr.. b. b.
Williams of Mt. Vernon and Hon.
Carl X. Kimball Of Madison, speaker
of the house of representatives, a for
mer parishioner of Rev. NJ. s. Free
man.
The field work is under the immed.
late supervision of Rev. G. l.. Fiske
of the. Congregational headquarters
in Cleveland Mr.. Freeman, pastor of
the Mt. Vernon Congregational
church, has been drafted for work on
one of the teams which are to pre-
sent the matter to the various church
es. He left Monday to join his team
mate, Rev. Payson l.. Curtiss of Co.
lumbus, and they will work together
among the 2S churches of the Puri-
tan association, in the region around
Akron and east to Youngstown.
This is one of the greatest enter
prises ever undertaken by the Con-
gregational churches and brings them
into line with other leading denomi-
nations in a general movement to an
swer in a Christian way the question:
What shall we do with the veteran
minister?'.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
GRAM MAR.


l. In which grade would you intro
duce the use of the dictionary? Would
you make certain exceptions for partic,i-
lar pupils?
2. What are the most frequent errors
you have noticed in your work? How
do you correct them?
g., Give lists of 5 subjects each for a
composition for 9TH grade pupils in a
rural school; in a city school.
q. Name 5 Figures OF Speech in the
order of their Importance and illustrate
EACH
S. What directions would you give to
pupils for writing their first compost
ton.
6. In the study of literature, is gram
mar an aid i'll appreciation?
7. Write composition of not more
than 200 on this subject, "Thrift Stamps
after the War.
8. In what ways may verb be modi-
fed?
9. Give a synopsis in the 1st person
singular, of some complete irregular
verb.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
GEoGR'ApHy.
(Cl,oose 81

(Choosc 81
|. Why is the Texas border difficult to
protect?
2. What IL meant by the Northern
Lights? Give your theory of their effect
upon radio service.
3. Where were the surrendered ships
of Germany sunk? Can they be raised |?
How and by whom?
4. What factors have contributed to
the growth of Akron, Toledo, Youngs-
town, Cleveland and Dayton?
5. Locate as definitely as possible
Yellowstone National Park, Grand Can
yon, Mammoth Cave, Perry's Monument,
The Serpent Mound.
g. Where and what are the following !:
Shantung Appian Way, De Velera, Kiel,
and The Falls.
T. If you could sail for Europe-what
places of interest would you visit? Why +?
8. Justify the building of a canal from
Lake Erie to the Ohio river.
9. If we trade with South America in
the future what articles of commerce
will we get from each state?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY THE M. P. CHURCH

officers for the coming conference
year were elected at the Methodist
Protestant church on Sunday,
Following is the result of the elec'
ton
Financial Secretary-Mrs. Mabel
Allspaugh.
William III. Turner.
Trustees--William II. Turner, A. p.
Taylor and III. II. OberholtZer.
Ste warls-Gomer Gilliland, A. y.
Jones, A. j. Matthews, Charles Keig-
ley, Clarence Stoyle, lawrence Dial
and Milton Reeder.
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PENMANSHlP. 3

Choose g
/. Write in your best hand: This is
specimen OF my formal penmanship,
the kind | try to place before my pupils
for illustration and imitation
2. Make closely spaced oval exercise,
three-quarters of an inch high across
the page, and line each of three capi-
tails based upon it. :.
8. Analyze by description the small
letters: 80" and "a" emphasize the
essential differences, and show develop
mental exercises.
q. Which phase of Position concerns
health which concerns technic in writ
ing?
S. What is the relative importance OF
study and drill in the process of acquir-
ing plain, practical handwriting!
6. In conducting writing lesson. dc
you secure better results by rhythmica
counting, or by allowing each pupil tc
practice at an individual rate of speed
T. Explain just how YOU would con
duct writing lesson SO as to get a,tree
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
HISTORY.
Choose 81

(SnOOSe 81
]. Do yuu use an outline in history?
II So why? Ii not, why?
2. Was the question of slavery in the
South one of morality or business? How
have other countries solved their slave
problem?
3. Give brief outline OF the life of
Robert l.. Lee, making clear as you
would in class his patriotism and love
for the United States of America.
4. What events in Europe lead to the
PRONUNCIATION of the Monroe Doctrine !?
Which part Of the Doctrine has been
much discussed recently?
5. Discuss briefly two great internal
improvements brought about by the fed
eral government
6, Explain the process of treaty ratili-
cation.
7. What are the political relations of
y. S. and the following countries !:
Alaska; Hawaii; Cuba; Haiti; Porto
| Rico.
8. What history periodicals are help
full to the teacher? What magazines are
helpful in current history used in class ?
How much time (relative) )-should be
given to current history?
g. Show the constructive statesman
ship of one of the following Alexan-
der Hamilton; Thomas Jefferson +;
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
READING.

(Choose ~ (50@o will be on the manu-
script and so% on, an oral test con-
Quoted by the examiner.)
|. In what grades would you have
pupils recte orally, story retold. an
original story, story which they have
read?
2. Name three classics, the story OF
which you could tell to second grade
pupils, three myths.
5. How can library reading be stimu-
lated in the upper grades!
4. Define reading.
S. Name something for memory work
for each grade.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09
ARITHM ETlC.
Choose 81

(ChOoSe 81
|. Define money order, draft, check,
receipt and mortgage.
2. How can you coordinate the work
in arithmetic with the life of the pupil?
3. Construct and solve problem rep
rcsentative of each-fourth, fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth grades.
d. Has mental arithmetic a place in
the grades?
s. How many shares of stock, at ll3H
can broker purchase for me with $22,-
o7s. brokerage 1s%?
g. What is the value of 10 centime,
OF franc paper in American money !?
7. When a man sells goods at a price
from which he received discount of
40Td, what is his gain per cent?
s. New York is 1873 west longitude,
and Paris, France, is 2020' east. What
is the difference in longitude between
the two cities?
9. A wagon-box is II it. long, 3H #.
wide, and 2H #. deep. How many
bushels of grain will fill it even full?
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MAYOR Of AKRON TO
SPEAK WEDNESDAY

Mayor |. S. Myers OF Akron speaks
at the Chamber of Commerce lunch.
con Wednesday and the secretary re-
ports that most of the space at the
tables has been sold, and he advises
everyone who desires to attend this
luncheon and lecture to let the office
know of their wishes today or to-
morrow.
The address OF Mr.. Myers, Wednes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-09-09

easy movement ON the part OF pupils.
g. To what extent should the teacher
exact application OF position and arm
movement in all general written work
9. Make two lines of exercises such as
you would require of your pupils; also
show five or six lines of your best writ
ing.