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VYJEDNAVALI SPOJENf.
Ma byti utvorena mohutna So
kolska organisace o 10000 Gle
mech. Zastupci Tel. Slow. Jed
noty Sokol porads Sc zastup.
ci Sokolske Obce.

V sobotu dine 5. cervence pri
|jel do Chicago sokol Ant. N.Y.
slivecek z New Yorku, sokol
Karel Krist1fek z Ambridge,
Conn.,. ably Sc sok. St. Nuskou,
nacelnikem Slovenskeho Soko-
la, sidlem v Chicago, co cleno-
We vyboru sjezdeln Slovenske
|Jedonty Sokol v Homestead,
Penn. minuleho kvetna odby-
vanym, ustanoveneho, vyjed-
nall spojeni Sc Sokolskou Obci,
ably spolecnou praci prohloubi-
Ii pudu pro sokolskou myslen-
ku v teto zemi. Sokolska O.
bee byla zastupovana sok. Jos.
Cermakem, Jos. Paskovskym a
T. Vonaskem. Poradni schIze
konany byly v Sokole Chicago.
Sokol Josef Placek, starosta
Sok. Obce privital zastupce
srdecnNmi a pripadnymi slovy.
Kladl Jim ma srdce, by pri jed
mani NELL jedine zajmy celku
ma zreteli, poukazoval ma to,
re v teto dobe, kdy tvorime je
den narod v Evrope hledeli i
v teto zemi byti Cechoslovaky
a zvlast' Sokolstvo by melo do
brym prikladem v tom ohledu
|byti, by spolecnym vystupova-
MIN We verejnosti sirili lepsi
|poznani Cechoslovakd. Rec je
no vyslechnuta byla pozorne a
Sc zrejmym souhlasem.
Jelikoz ODE telesa byla "a
stoupena stejnym poctem "a
stupcG, pozadan sok. Placek,
by predsedal. Tyz ochotne w.
howell podle sveho hozsafne-
no zpGsobu a zkusenosti parla
mentarniho jednani schdze We
!dl. Zapisovatelem zvolen byl
Isok. St. Huska.
Hlavnibody usneseni jsou ty
Ito:
Spojenf ma byti po STRANGE
|technicke a vzdelavaci. Uce-
lem tehoz ma byti poradani
cvicitelskych behd, vydavani
'odbornych knih, spolecne Wy
stupovani, vysilani recniku k
,rdznym jednotam "a ucelem
,povzbuzeni a poucenl. Ma vyda
INF s tim spojene ma kazda jed
nota prispeti IL Gently rocne
re elena. z toho ma jiti sest
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MILA NAVSTEVA.

Redaktor prazskeho listu
"Venkov' pan Karel Pelant a
prof. Josef Jiri Kral z Wash
ingtonu naystivili vcera odpo-
ledne redati "systa" a metre.
ba zvlaste zaznamenavati, Re
pobaveni s mimi bylo nam veil
ce mile. Oba panove zGstanou
V Clevelandu do Zitrka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08

Prave pred rokem zavitala
do Clevelandu skupina ctyr &C.
skoslovenskych ddstojnikl, by
jaksi vzpruzila hlaseni Sc &C.
choamericand pod prapory ma
sich legii. Mnohy z krajanI v
cerstve dosud chova pameti
prednasku v kostele ma Wood
land ave., kde poprve objevili
Sc pri prednasce Karla Pergle-
ra a tehoz odpoledne sdcastniii
uvitaci slavnosti prof. G.. Masa
ryka We Wade Parku.
Pan Achec, urednik zname
firmy Brodsky Sovak v New
Yorku oznamuje tamejsim den
niku "Hlas Lidu", ze obdrzel z
Ceskoslovenska dopis, v nemz
Sc mu oznamuje, re porucik
Horwath padl ma Slovensku. v
boji Mad'ary. Porucik Hor-
wath, rodem Slovak, byl jed
MIN dGstojnikI, kteri loni pri
jeli do Spoj. Statd Francie,
kde byli We sluzbach ceskoslo-
venske armady, by zde ridili ma
bor dobrovolnikd. Byli to mad
porucik Holy, porucik Nieder-
lie, porucik Spaniel porucfk
Horwath, ktery jsa povolanim
student evangelickeho bohoslo-
vi, vynikal zvlaste jemnosti po
vahy a byl pro nj milym a sym
patickym ma prvni pohled. V
bojich We Francii proti neprite-
Ii vsech mas nejuhlavnejsfmu
nepadl. Zivot sloziti musil We
chvili, kdy jiz byl donna, v boji,
jenz vypukl mimo ocekavani a
proto jest osud jeho tim tragi-
ctejsim a boleslnejsim. Budiz
mu cestna trvala pamet'.
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RODINNA TRAGEDIE.
46lety M. Kennedy, 1862 vych
64 ul. zabil zenu a sebe.

V damku {. 1862 vych. ga
ul. udala Sc vcera vecer rodin-
ma truchlohra, cele sousedstvi
rozrusivsi. 46lety Martin Ken
nedy zabil svou manzelku, ma
cez samovrazdu spachal. Ken
nedy zabil svou zenu pate
hodine vecer a kdyz patnactile
ty jeho syn David domd z pra-
ce Sc vratil, chtel i jeho usmr-
Tit.
Kdyz podobny pokus Sc mu
vsak nezdaril,, samovrazdu
spachal.
Kennedy zarlil ma svou ze-
nu v jeho domacnosti pano-
valy rGznice delsi cas-. Vcera
vecer mezi obana doslo opet-
ne k hadce, "a niz Kennedy
svou zenu nozem probodl a
pozdeji hrdlo 81 touze oceli
lrozt'al a vykrvacel. Policie by
la upozornena ma tragedii sou
|sedkou pani Marii Soukupovou
a porucici Cadek Vlach jail
Sc vysetrovat kratce po krve.
proliti. Pani Kennedyova byla
nalezena ma pazitu "a dom
KEN mrtva a muz jejf zapasil
sc smrti We sve loznici. Policie
dopravila jej do nemocnice sv.
Alexise, kde Kennedy skonal
| v nekolika minutach.Jeho chot'
citala AZ roxy a mimo vyseu-
vedeneho syna Davida zdstavi
la dive dcery, 12letou Marii a
10letou Etelku, jakoz i 9lete-
no Tomase.
Vrah Martin Kennedy byl
mestskym zrizencem a posled-
nj cas- pracoval ma Superior
viaduktu. Jeho deti ujme sc
pribuzny B. Butler, 1118 An
|sel Road.
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cent? ma prace technicke a sest
ina prace vzdelavaci. Protoze
|Sokolska Obec ma kol 10000
|clend a T. S. J. Sokol kol 5000
bude miti prvnejsi teleso We
|vyboru prace vedoucfm ctyri
zastupce a druhe til a do val
|nych vyrocnich schGzi budou
|jrliti pristup vrchnf nacelnfci s
pravem hlasovacim.
Sidlo vyboru bylo by v Chi
cagu. Clenstvo ma take odhla-
sovati, mali byti vydavan tech
nicky list zvlastni, nebo mali
| Ii technicke prilohy v organech
obou teles zIstati jak jsou
dnes. Podobneho slozenf byl by
i spolecny vzdelavacf odbor.
Prdbeh porad byl velmi hlad
ky vzdor castym hodne Sc IL
ISicim nahled1m. Navrh ma toto
spojenf bude predlozen IRA.
dovnayn obou teles jeste be.
hem tohoto tydne. Ustfedny
mohou k nemu priciniti dodat.
ky pax je mali dati jedno.
tam k odhlasovani. Vysledel
bude znam ma zacatku listopa.
du a spojeni veslo by v plat.
most 1. lednem 1920. DIlezitJ
Iteneto krok mel by dojlt usku
tecneni. Bude jiste kazdyn
lCechoslovakem sledovan s po
ZOrnOSti nemalOu.
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LISTARNA REDAkCE.

P. M. Louda, 3271 w. SO.
St. - Veskere podrobnosti, kite
re sobe prejete vedeti Sc Vam
ochotne oznami v nektere ban
ce. Dojdete ku pr. do zavodu
Henry Spira ma Woodland Ave
a vych 81. ul., kde budete OBJ
slouzen k Vast spokojenosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-08
Mas rodinny lekaf.-"Znsta-

NdS FOulnny IeKaf.- LUSCd-
nu po nejakou dobu zde," pi-
Sc pi. 0. O. Brenjardova re
St. Anthony ark, Mimi, "a ra-
da bych vedela, kde bych zde
mohla dostati DR.. Petra Hobo
ko; jest naSim rodinnym leka-
rem pres dvacet pet roku."
Tento spolehlivy bylinny lex
neprodava sc v lekarnach. Ia
jimate-li Sc on, piste ma DR..
Fahrney & Sons Co., 25O1
Washington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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MA KkIzovATcE.
Antonin Pilch zabit vlakem bli
ze Clark Ave.

Ma trait Baltimore a Ohio
drahy blize Clark Ave naleze
ma vcera odpoledne mrtvola
neznameho muze, v niz pozde-
il poznan byl Antonfn Pilch.
1907 Holmden Ave. Pilch ubi-
raj Sc vcera " poledne do pra.
ce a ponevadz kary pouzft ne
mohl, zabocil ma zeleznicni
trait a blfze krizovatky ma
Clark Ave. zachycen byl ma.
kladnim vlakem a telo jeho v
pdli pretrzeno. Pilchovy pozd'
statky nachazeji Sc pritotnne
w Hieberove marnici.
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UPOZORNENf.
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POZDRAV z PRAHY.

Byvaly oznamkovy jednatel
"Sveta", legionar p. F. Holub,
zasila nam pozdravnou pohled
nici Prahy a jinou z Haroso-
va v Kokorinskem udolf. Pise,
re Sc mu vede dobre a pome-
ry v ceskoslovenske republice
ze Sc vyjasnuji.
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X PRQHIBICNf SITUACI.

Washington, D. G.. 7. cerven
ce. - V konferenci, ma ktere
podileli Sc susi predaci jak z
rad senatorskym, tax i cleno-
We do,nu zastupcd, vysloven
byl MAJOR, re president Will
son bude nepochybne vetovati
zakon, ktery zakazuje vyrobu
a prodej lehkeho piva, jez v so
be neobsahuje vice jak dive a
tri ctvrte procenta alkoholu.
Soudi tax proto, re to byl pre-
sident sam, ktery Sc We SVEN
poselstvi, jez zaslal kongresu
z Parize, primlouval "a to, by
zakaz prodeje a vyroby lehke-
no piva lehkych vim byl zru
Sen. Ucinil-li to, pax jsou ne
kterl re senatord a kongresni-
XII pfesvedceni, ze president
Wilson z nelibosti mad tim, ze
odrocenl jeho bylo ignorovano,
vetovati bude predlohu, respek
tive uz zakon, aby zachranil
alespon neco z toho, co sam
die doporuceni sveho povazuje
"a vseobecnou potrebu. Kdy-
by melo dojiti k tomu, pax
die suchych pfedakd nastane
horst situace, nez jaka v otaz
ce piva a vfna stava nyni. Jsou
81 sami jisti, re mezi sebou v
celdn kongresu nenajdou tolik
hlasu, pomoci kterych byli by
Is to presidentske veto prehla-
sovati. V tom pripade ovsem
zustala by otazka vyroby a pro
dele piva pro ne nerozluste-
nou a stala by nadale ma bode,
ma kterem stoji dnes a ma KITE
rem oni sami neradi vidi il sta
ii. Kdyby v dGsledcich veta to
no pdvodni zakon nemohl by
byti vymahan, pax Sc dzkostli
vi predaci suchych obavaji, ze
by citelne dotcen byl respekt
pro zakon a ze teprve potion
|Jnohlo by dojiti ma strane siro
kych vrstev lidu k rGznym pro
jevum, re kterych nektere mo
hly by zabociti az do nasilno-
sti. Ponevadz pax vedle toho
pozoruji, re die stavajicich o.
kolnosti ami sam department
lspravedlnosti nebude s to "a
kon, kterym Sc zakazuje vyro-
ba a prodej lehkeho piva vi
ma, vymahati, coz dava tusiti
dnes uz sam a sice poukazova-
MIN ma to, ze bude nucen uchy-
liti Sc k nekolika zkusebnim
pfipaddm, ktere rozhodnou o
1stavnosti zakona toho, soudi,
re ucini nejlepe, kdyz Sc bo-
| je proti zakazu vyroby a pro-
dele lehkeho piva a vina VIDA
Iji.
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Pri Bazaru J. A. Kolnensky
vyhrala zlate spendliky ma {.
Al. pani Anna Fedosil a zlaty
prsten ma cislo 73. p. Jos. Kro
fta, 1921 Union Ave., ktereZto
veci mohou 81 vyzvednout We
stredu vecer We spolkove sini
ma E. 131 ul. v Mt. Pleasant.
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UPOZORNENl z BROAD
WAYSKE KNIHOVNY.

Pocinaje pfistim, patkem,
dne 8. cervence otevrena bude
knihovna kazdy patek po cely
den. Zavfraha bude We stfedu
v pOledne.
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PREPADEN MA VIADUKTU,

Kdyz dnes casne rano Jaro
mir Pokorny pochodoval po De
nison-Harward viaduktu ku
svemu domovu (. 1854 zap.
IA. ul. byl We stredu mostu pre-
paden tremi bandity a obran
drobne penize 1akoz O ne
ktere skvosty. Prepadeni udalo
Sc kratce pred odvolanim
trakcni stavky a bylo policii
reportovano.
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HASLER DO AMERIKY.

LetoSni zimy bude v cesko-
slovenske Americe umelecky
rusno veselo. Bylo ozname-
no jiz, re Sc chysta ma cestu
"a more k rade pohostinnych
vystoupeni cely pocet vynikaji
cich dramatickych umelcu.
PAX zde die vseho bude mistr
Kocian a navrat slecny Desti-
move k Metropolitni Opere v
New Yorku jest zajisten. -
Ba mluvi Sc o zajezdu sboru
moravskych ucitelG. = Pricha-
ri ted zprava navsteve mu-
ze, ktery, &C neni zpevakem
nebo virtuosem svetoyeho jme
ma, jest jednim nejpopular-
nejsich a nejmilovan6jsich u
melcG We stare vlasti. Jest to
pisnickaf, kupletista, sklada-
tel pisni lehciho zanru a hu-
morista prvni tridy - Karel
Hasler. Vynikl i jako herec, a.
le jeho pravym oborem jest
kuplet. Ma scene kabaretni at
osobne, at We svych pisnich a
kupletech je Hasler kralem.
Takovy host bude jiste v Anne
rice vitan - vzdyt' jeho pisne
byly zde zpivany jiz po radu
let a jeho kuplety a humoristi
cke basne otiskovany hlavne
"a dolby valky. Hasler ma sem
prijeti jiz v srpnu.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08

1t has been given out through the
press that Governor Roberts is con-
sidering calling an extra session of
the legislature to remedy the non
payment of poll taxes by women. The
governor need not worry himself
about putting that expense (say
S20,000) on the people. The women
can vote for, Presidential electors and
in municipal elections as the law now
stands, and "they say" the franchise
can not be further extended until the
constitution can be amended or made
anew---so, it being fact in advance
that the people are going to bury the
constitutional convention proposition
when they get whack at it, the gov
ernor need not worry. We are glad
of the fact that the women have not
the chance to vote themselves into
full franchise. Full female franchise
may come sooner or later but we "old
fogies" who believe that the home is
the kingdom of women, are going to
make it just as much later as we can.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08
First Monday. 4 asd'
q .'i'.i = Was !. Big Day.

Last Monday, while an s"off" First
Monday, brought almost record
breaking crowd to town--and BUSH
ness was proportionately good. The
multitude was jolly one, the peo-
pie bearing the heat without kicking,
for most of them were farmers who
had been pulling the bell cord" over
old Beck's back during the recent hot
weather, for crops are late this year.
The Republican candidates for
County offices spoke and had large
crowd at the Southeast door of the
courthouse to hear them. The race
for Trustee is developing consider
able heat-whieh win not lessen as
the campaign progresses. -
The ladies Of the Lexington Gene
terry Association spread Brunswick
stew-crackers-and- pie dinner, out
side the windows of the Clerk & Mas
ter and sold out clean. {.
There is no kick on the fSss Hon
day in August, 1919. -
.f BIS q
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08
...f4 .f ii .uoalHsN ass'a
Do We Want a y s'.'.i. Y.
",s12 .s-s New Constitution.

On the 4th of September the peo-
pie of Tennessee will vote on holding
a constitutional convention and in the
uncertain event of the proposition
carrying, Governor Roberts will call
the Legislature in extra session at a
big cost to the state. 1t will be re-
membered that the Governor ran as
a candidate who especially promised
to reform the finances of the State,
SO the thing to do on the 4th of Sep
tember is to 90 to the polls and stop
at that point the expense incident to
the movement to hold a convention
to make the State a new constitution.
The cities and the big fellows are
said to want the State to have new
constitution, but we, back here in
Henderson county, are neither a city
nor a big fellow, so lets go out on
Sept 9TH and kill the constitutional
convention so dead that even the
poor manufacturers would not know
it If they should meet it in the middle
of the road. .sssg srssm SIR rs
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08
OutspokenIy "a ... a@
& Honest Official.


Hon McClay Hoyne, the district at
torney of Chicago, while the race
rioting in that city was in progress,
had this to say of the occurrence:
"The present race riots are no sur
prise to me, and | do not believe they
are surprise to the officials of the
police department. The police depart
ment is so demoralized by politicians,
both black and white, on the South
side that the police are afraid to ar
rest men supposed to have political
backing. I know from my talks with
commanding officers that some Of
them are afraid to prosecute r
men who should be discharged, !,
cause they fear pv;.s.ts;cians viii start
after them II they do
The decent negroes are unable TO
get the things they are entitled to,
such as clean streets, the removal Of
garbage, protection Of their lives and
property, while the negro gamblers,
cadets and certain women have been
able to defy the police.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08
Only Seventeen
Have License.

Nashville, Tenn, July S1.-Only
II ice cream manufacturers in Ten
nessee have taken out the $40 license
required by the act passed by the last
session Of tie Legislature, which also
provides that all dairy products used
in the making of ice cream shall be
pasteurized. ~ 81 igpI Fl sl2&
The Tennessee law is identical with
the bill advocated by the National As
sociation of Ice Cream Manufactur-
ers to be passed in Congress-. sa' q
Ignorance of the operation of the
ac thas caused leniency in the en-
forcement Of the statute, it is said,
but in the future, ice cream manu-
facturers must comply with the law.
Pasteurization Of milk is simple,
according to the state department of
agriculture. For small manufactur-
ers a l0-gallon boiler or milk can
placed in barrel can be used, the
milk being heated by steam until it
reaches temperature of Ids de-
grees. The cost is small. asas
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08
Tribune in Sack
| Cloth and Ashes,
The Chicago Trib11e

The Chicago Tribune : krcken-
euro q l|sEfaced and dishonored.
Its head is bloodied and bowed IN
shame. Its reputation is besniirshed.
It's fame is tarnished for years" We
don't know Chicago stiil has its
horde of "Wopsy, its anarchists, its
army /. w. w VISITS Mayor
Thompson. The Tribune says further
"People do not forget cities which
have been the scene of mob murders,
of savagery and inhuman violence.
Chicago may expect to suffer the con-
sequences" Chicago has already suf-
fered the consequences Of trying to
put the negro on an, equal footing
with the white men-politically and
socially. When did any city or section
of the South have race war that
cost thirty livs and the wounding of
hundreds Of others? The tribune
asks: "What are we going to do
about it," That's the question and
timely asked. Is Chicago and the
State of Illinois going to continue re-
garding the negro as equal to the
white and breed more trouble or is it
going to adopt the Southern plan and
demand tAat the negro stay in the
place of the negro? Chicago will
have to settle its own problem.
In answer to the question what
is Chiago going to do about it," the
following is one Of the several sug-
gestions made by the Memphis Com
mercial Appeal:
"The first thing for the Chicago
Tribune to do is to look over the edi-
, torialsNon negroes, the south and upon
race riots that it has printed during
the last six years and see what hand
it had by its policy in bringing about
a condition which eliminated in the
tragedy of last week"
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08

When Uncle Sam begins his sale Of
canned goods and bacon dirct to the
people Sh the 18th: blow will be
struck 1t the profiteers (and their
name is legion) in this country.
Postmasters as agents will issue
the order blanks and give general in
formation.
One hundred and seventy tons Of
food and seventy-eight million pack
ages of bacon will be sold and the
prices even with postage added are
materially lower than ordinary now.
For instance, bacon in crates will sell
at 34icents per pound, while bacon in
twelve-pound tins will be offered at
SO cnts per pound. No. 2 tomatoes
will be lie, No. 2ls 1sc, No 8, s15c.
Roast Beef, pound can, Ale, 2 lb can,
e6c, s ID. can $2.20. Baked beans,
corn, peas, pumpkin and squash 60 at
prices much below those of the cheap
est grccers-in fact, cheaper, we
guess, than the grocers can buy them
/ at Wholesale, Z, for wholesalers--job-
bers- are not in the business for the
benefit of their health, If you want
to buy see your postmaster. .rb-
f 81
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08
Sweet Potato, AS
sodlati0Il Nee IS.

! = u ID 3 d Tie membefS b tbe
Lexington Sweet Potato Growers As
sociation met in the office Of Secre-
tary w. v. Barry last Saturdayafter-
noon to consider the purchase Of
crates in which to market the crop of
this year. There are approximately
seventy-five acres of potatoes set out
by members of the Association and it
was soon ascertained that at least a
car load of crates Of one bushel ca
pacity will be needed. The Associa-
'tion has been made an offer Of 20
cents per crate delivered at Lexington
and the order will soon be made for
that number at least. ..n ea,i.
a : The members of the Association
while gathered discussed various SUBJ
jects, among them the, cultivation of
corn, some members, still icontending
for ilaying b5o with a turning plow.
It was further suggested that if gen.
eral trucking were taken up in Hen
derson county, the county would be
flooded with money which now goes
elsewhere. No place in Tennessee
can raise finer Strawberries, toma-
toes, ETC., than can be grown
here. The star of Progress is about
to rise in Henderson county, yns .
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08

DR.. A. +. Brown, now of Bemis,
formerly Of Lexington, made a record
in the treatment of influenza not
beaten, perhaps not equaled by any
physician in the United States, con-
sidering the number of patients
treated-1,040 without single death.
Bemis Brothers, proprietors of the
great cotton mill at the town of that.
name, near Jackson, awarded bonus,
to DIR. Brown and left him to name
the "size of the pile."" DIR. Brown
would accept but 81 900 and declared
that he would accept nothing unless
his treatment was revealed. hooe
The physician stated that an exam
ination disclosed in most cases the
stomach Of the patient in an acid con-
dition. An alkali was administered in
each case atlthe beginning Of the
treatment. This was followed by
purgative and such other medicines
as the particular case required and
efforts thereafter were centered on
preventing the diseace from affect
ing the heart and lungs. The iden-
teal treatment was followed in the
1,040 cases. sr lderlesbau anfyl,
DIR. Brown is son of the late Dr..
Homer Brown, Of Mifflin, now Ches-
ter county, comes from and belongs
to family of all good doctors. His
action in regard to the bonus offer
ed, the amount of which he fixed him.
self, his declination TO accept any
thing unless his treatment was made
public, shows two things, to-wit: that
he is a stickler on professional ethics
and that to him there is something
else in the practice Of medicine ex-
cept mere money.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08
Railway Shopmen
May Walk-Out.


The railway shopmen of the Unit
ed States, not being satisfied with
President Wilson's proposal to have
congress create z special body to pass
on their demands, or consider them
in connection with the problem of the
high cost of living, last Saturday be-
gan to take an official strike vote and
if the walkout comes it may spread
over the nation. The strike vote will
be returnable August oath and 500,-
900 men viii be affected in the Unit
ed States and Canida. The demand is
for a maximum of s5 cents an hour
for mechanics and 60 cents an hour
for helpers. It used to be that strikes
were generally lost-now they seldom
fail for the work Of the ountry has to
be done by W0RKINGMEN.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-08-08

Chaplain John W. liner, Of the
Dauphin Way Baptist Church, Mobile,
Alabama, who was in the army for
thirteen months was in Nashville re
Gently and made the remark 'sThe on
" place n the United States for the
crszed agitator, the profiteer and the
Bolshevild is the burrying ground" ("
Chaplain Inzer vii. tour Tennessee in
the interest of establishment { of
American Legion posts and spoke
in jackson On the 1st inst He is fae
miliar with the |, VI, W. trouble en-
The Pacific coast and is telling it.