davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24

ked' sa sprava Ceskoslovenske-
no Cerveneho Kriza deznala, ze
cd americkych Slovakov 'adu slo
venskemu pride vydatna pomoc,
vyzvala verejnost' celeho Slower
ska, ably sa chystala zakladat
spolky Oeskoslovenskeho Cerve-
neho Kriza. Ked' sa po sNeteyes
valke zrodila uasa bezprikladna
laska, u mas povstala yel'ka spra-
vedlivost' predsedkyni Cs. Ger
veneho KrfEa, DIR. Masarykovej,
ktora peolive dozerala nielen na
to, ably sa rozdel 'ovalo najchudob
nejsim, ale aby tito vsetci dostali
pomoc. A pomery boly vel'm zle,
bolo prave po mad 'arskom napa-
de, tax ze prace bolo plno ma vse-
tky strany. Preto' zastupca 0s.
Cerveneho Kriza chodil zakladat'
spSlky, vysvetl 'ovat' ciel' prace
asspostaral sa o to, aby spolku
len skutocne obetavi pracovnici a
narodneho ohl'a najspol 'ahli-
vejsi l'udia boil spojeni, ably TAX
to praca bola spravodlive konana;;
lebo to pezadovaly laskyplne sku-
tky aanerickych bratov sestier.
6 :ked' bola obec natol 'ko mala
se5 nemohla zalozit' svoj vlastny
spelok, ale pdtreehovala pomoc, ia
bola povinna vyslat.' :. 20 svojho
kruhu do najbiissieho. ,spolku
dvoch zastupcov, ktorf boli' zary
kou, ze sa tam spavodlive, bude
pracovat'. ".,, 4:
Roku 1920. ku tejto praci sa pr
hlasilo Wac ako SO spolkov a sfce
Modra, Move Mesto mad Vahom
Trnava, Bratislava, Trencin, N.Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24

mocniciach, v 64. okresoch 26,OOO
vdovam, sirotam a invalidom. Vo-
jakom, ktori stall ma mad 'arskej
hranici, rozdal. "a $4,000, 900 kor.
svedrov ponoziek. O. Viano-
ciach rozdal i'm 1900 balfckov.
Po zivelnych skodach a po chs
noch, pomohol tyHto dedinam po-
travinami, satstvom, bieliznou a
obuvou: Uhorsky zipov, zupa
Zemplinska. Medved 'ov, zupa Zvo
lenska. Brezoluby, zupa Trencian4.
ska. Cerenany, zupa Tekovska.
Koplotovce, zupa Nitrianska. :,
Hodkovce, z,Apa Aba-T -Tornanska.
Al takuto pracu kona Cs. Ger
veny Kriz len v pritomnosti svo-
jich secialpych. pracovnfkov, ably
NAL zarukn, 1spravodliveho vyba-
venia. Tito tiez delili l'udu maj.
biednejsich krajoch a tax vase Ia
skave skutky, americkf bratia a
sestry dosly svojho ciel'a.
v najsmutnejsich lrajoch.
Take "Pan Bob zaplat'!' ne,
.pocujes indie v kraji, to len tam
ma Kysuciach. Su chvile, ked' ce.
le srdce cloveka je. v jeho ociacl1
ked' ten pohl 'ad paai IA '.,s
rozumies, Go bola ta ziva vnaa ,.r-
hadok a preco toho, kto Il rs'.
pajst' ten pramen - a taki >kut.
ky konal - srdce nikdy ncbMe'r
nestarnul... -,
Ceskoslovensky Cerveny Kriz
ably nasiel cestu do najzapadlej
sich miest najchudobnejsich nor
natych krajov slovenskych a mo
hol: to, ,;co ma, rozdat' ma miestac1
najvacsej biedy, zahajil takzvan1
:"pol 'nd sluzbu". Nal niekol X
dievcat a tie sly v urcitom kraj
z dediny do dediny. Ak i'm po
mohli notari dali dobry soznan
naichudobnejsich, len zistily,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
AKO tEsKoSL.OVENsKH tERVENY KRfz ROE
DAVAL DAIRY AMERIKY.
70 pravy dr. Poubovej ma schod r yyboru slovense g

java Mira Trencianske Tepliee,
PucAo3, Piest' any, zilina, Cadca,
Lipt. Sv. Mikulas Turc. Sv. Mar
tin, Levice, Ruzomberok, Zvolen
Brezno, Rimayska Sobota, Kosi-
ce Lucenec, Spisska Nova Yes,
Kezmarok, Poprad, Michalovce,
Trebisov L L'ubietova, Move Mesto
mad Kysucou Prievidza, Vel Ike
Topolcany, Predmier, Povazska
Bystrica, vel'kS' Bytss, Uherska
Skalica, Bardiov Banska Bystri-
ca Hlohovec, Kremnica, Vrdtky
Presov Tekovsky v. Kriz, Komar-
no, Kral'ov Chlumec, Trebisov,
Vranov, Humenne, Nitrianske> Ia
bokreky Sence KITTY Sabinov, Sp
Sobota, Rajec, Malacky, Holie.
|, ..Vo vacsine tychto spolkov cd
sameho pociatku parcovalo sa s
vel 'kou northwest 'ou. Miestami bo.
la na prekazke nezkusenost' spoil.
koveho zivota, a prejde dlhsi cas-
kym sa l'udia vzijd do novych spc
+leeenskych pomerov. Ceskoslov
Cerveny Kriz 'znajdc, ze cinnost
spolkova na Slovensku potrebuje
vodcov "a povzbudzovania, tym
! ciel 'om ustanovil troch pracovni
kov, z ktorych kazdy casti Slo'
! venska jemu pridelenej vedie pra
Gu spolkovd.
Roku 1920 Ceskoslovensky Ger
.1Neny Kriz rozdel oval ma sloven
Islku dairy Y 1s. sirotiencoch, W
''],Steeh .chudobiepcoch, dvoch male
mach dstav' pre- opatrovanie maj
denych dietok), v styroch usta
voch pre- hlucho-nerh@ch. " 1s
skolskych internatoch, v 40. ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24

{. 1 40 4 +. i -t 1.
ma mich zabNdli, ked desiaa ne
poculi volat' memo syojej dediny.
Za den pedehio "a SEQ l'adi; ma
drahy den prisli ini = pc tom Ease
inf.
Ked sd zotmievale, zavrelo sa
okno; vojaci !. anusei zostat' v
lltiestAosti cez noe.
Divala som sa M Tarzovku
dial ky. NajviAc vynika nova bu-
dova skoly. Vtedy bola nej in
fekcna nemocnica, ktor1 udrzia-
val kraju Ceskoslovensky Cerve-
ny kriE. Prave lezalo taan 80 l'u-
df. Skvrhity tvfus. Svazali ia cho
rych s ekolitych yrskov de-
din.
UE je vecer. Lekar ide k cho-
ryan. Eedl'a cesty sunni Kysuca:
Vstupujeaae do chalupy. Podlaha
ziadna, zacadene steny, postel'
bez perrin, st6l 2 dosak. To jc vse-
tke. V mnohych najdes nielen je-
dnu kzu l'ud mi - al Wac Zle
sd stopy mad 'alskeho panstva!
Mimovol'ne pride ii ma um ten
letak a zmocni sa ia trpka po-
chyhnost' o vlastnej praci. Ale
znoyu spomenies 81 ma tie tvare
tam pred tym oblokom; ma to, a.
ko tt l'udia vedeli cakat' bez rep
tania tol'ko hodin, kym poculi
svoje mno a na to ich "Pan Bob
zaplat ~, pri ktorom bozska j.
skra, driemaj1ca kazdom clo-
veku, pc dlhej dob snad' zazala
sa ich zraku, ked' d d'akovali "a
Gin lasky, ktory i'm tel biedy
|
A srdce l'udske ME je kane
i1a, aby necitilo, ze tn je el'ky
1kol pre- buddcu pracu Cs. Ger
vneho kriza a, pre- 1asku st'ast-
nejsich bratov.
Nemozno odist tohto kraja a
nezaznacit' zasluzilii pracovniGku
Cs. Cerveneho kriza. Tu spomina-
MI pracu prevadzala 81. Marina
Hudcova. Minuleho roku Ma jar
bola tam niekol 'ko mesiacov. Po
tom mala sa vratit' do ustredne-
no 1radu Cs. Cerveneho Kriza
pre- Slovensko v Bratislave. Ne
vracala sa, lebo PRIV, akoby ju boil
kraj prepustil, al ona musela pre-
trpet' tyfus v 'Turzovke. L'uto-
vala som, re sme nej utratiIi do
bru pracovnicku pre- tento kraj
70 niekol 'ko mesiacoch prisla dc
Bratislavy, natol 'ko slaba, re lie.
diva mohla chodit'. "Teraz vam
najdeme miesto, kde vam bude
praca l'ahSia," hovorim jei. -
"Co vam ma um zislo? VSak tam
uz vsetko znam a l'udia mi pove-
dali, ze uz ami nepoznat', ze by
ia nebola z mich a to ami DO reel. y
A znOvu ia poSla.
Druha pracovnicka je. Sloven.
ka, OF ga Kadlecikova, ktora pri-
kladne pracuje juznom Sloven-
sku.
V sui 'ovskych skalnatych kra-
joch konal Cs. ,Cerveny Kriz pra.
Gu podobnd, jako na Kysuciach
T1ez v severnych .ciastkach ziir
Sarisskej a Zemplinskej, dedi-
mach znicenych pocas ruskeho
vpadu r. 1914 v najchudobnej-
slch krajoch. V severnej Gasti O.
ravy dell l'udu ia prideleny le-
kar.
Boly t'azkosti pri tel praci
Boly, bratia sestry. Dakde ne
mohli f'udia pochopit', preco ne
majd tych darov dostat' vsetci
ktori maui znamych v Amerike
Boly al inc - ale to je zabud-
mute.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
YoUHasrowHsKk sIovs14kl EovfNY

q
50 adaje skutocae kryid tyn stup
nom chudoby, jalky majil obdafs-
vauat'. Ak ochota notarov ncboia
dost' vel 'ki, aiebO TX nesnali po-
merry l'udi, zijdcich caste cha
lupach rozsiatych po vrskoch, u
robily 81 soznamy samy, 'svolaiya 81,
MALI radu, rychtara, ucitel'a, Ia
rara troch' =. najchndobnejssfch,'
ktorf potvrdili, jako 50 kde pome-:
ry maly. .. y ',.A
", skladisti vacsieho nesta tohe
k.aja, slozila 'divizia Cs. Ceryene-
no. Kriza pofrayiny, pripadae .:
buy, saty,, ktore 81 maly rozdat''.: !:
Vojenske velitel'styo dalo ME-
kol 'ko spol 'ahaivych vojakoy a
povozy, a urceay den priviezla
sa cast vsetkeho. do dediny, kde
sa prave' rozdavat' malo. Celia ak
cia musela sa drzat' neoby6ajne
peyno ruke. Badoua, kde sa toz
del 'ovale, (obycajae skola, alebo
kde bola, vel 'ka miestnost') bols
| jake oblezena. v noci museli ju
/ strait vejaci. Me- ten den upe
] zornili sa Pudia az pc urcita vzdis
I lenost'. Pribehli SO vsetkych stras
Delcnie musels 81 prevadzat' z ol
l,,ka. Sd mike, pekne "a mich pc
q! ra,~. Eiadne dyere by nevydr
! 'aly. kasde by povolhly. We'd sna'
y, kswii, kde sa prave tel 'ko u
,n~a. iake sa zasialo, kde sa v no
ci roaicke ehrkni strasiakmi a o
hiiami pred divaAkni. A aiTiaky S
casom ma chen zvykmi a predss
pole royryja. Ta cd RakoVa pt
Turzovku, v roku pred pricAedon
americkych darov, napadlo tod k
l'adoyca, .ze ma poll nebolo po
mat, GO ma nom bolo -av ce
lom rade domov sa cepy neozva
ly...
Pred pedelenia pridu letaky
Jeden rozdavajucich povie shf'
mazdenym, ze Cs. Cerveny Kri
posiels ina rezumne titanie, kt'
sam nevie citat', ably letak neza
hadzoval, ale pocuval, ked' M
bude citat' druhy. A uz ste rdl
sa vystiera po letak. We'd je tak.
pekny! Ma styri stranky pekn
obrazky. L'ud 'om sa paei, ze j
vesely. Prvy ma ma prvej strank
obrazok: Ide opily, V jednej ruk
sklenica, v druhej klobdk, pre-
MIN stara vrba "a on sa jej u
ctive kiania. Al sa tax zacina
"Opily sa al starej vrbe poklo
nil" A jako prosto hovom, to ka
zdy porozumie! Kto ma z rozda
vajucich najsilnejsf hlas, pripo
menie, ze Cs. Cerveny Kriz poma
hat bude l'ud' 'om, ktori nepij1
palenku. Lebo ten ma iste dost
chleba, komu i na palenku staci
Druhy letak: Since, re je ok
Bozie. Otvarajte okna, vetrajt
izby. Ked' ich dostali, posadali S
pod injury, pod ploty, vsade, kd
bolo trechu travy, jeden eital
druhi pocuvali.
Medzitym ini pristupovali k Q
knu jedon "a druhym a dostava]
dl a chudoby dl'a poctu det
Boil tam l'udia vsetkeho moznt
no druhu a veku, medzi mimi mno
kho zobrakov, slepych, nelnych
blbych. A Ease matka diet "a
tom. Akoyb sa hanbila, ze je
pod satkou place. Prekvapila sa
ked' SINE ju poEiadaly, aby nar
no ukazala. Pomaly no rozbaluj
celia ziari radost 'ou, ked' sm
jej ho pochvally, pohladily II
laly vsetko dobre. A zeny dokels
jakoby ony maly to diets M ru
kach, vsetky maly radost' Z tehc
-"Z toho iste bude hrdy . ver
ny Slovak - keby len biedy tel
In nop,o1to faEtn Innf iss4aY1 %
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
Co oCakavate cd
pr1rodneho gazu

Wy nem6ze ocent v!hody Prrodneho Gazu pre- Youngs-
Je to pacou zasobova vas, do obmedzena nasej
schonost prrodnym gazon, oznom navacsom nnozstve
moznyn najspravodlvejsm rozdelovanim.
pomoc1a suzba vynajst' alebo Wy budee
zada cd mas OIL adom najepsc vyedkov produku ktor
predavanle, tiez cd mas ocakava.
T1to zodpovednos ez prijmame, lebo to nasou povn
most ou obclodom ably preda tax mnoho ako
m6zem tax spravodve ako m6zene tax mnohym ud om ako
m0zeme a tax ponlocne, ako m0zeme.
Dive veci s, kor6 mau vliv poziadavku mas
kto1 vyzadu cd seba vzjonmej vyhode ktole All
w. ami my, ami nikto nemoze kont1olovat'
Jedna erajsia zsoba plrodn6ho gazu D1ha e do
stat ho dodat' no k yam.
Zasoba podneho gazu boa usanovena pred moho tisic
rok Ny eo zasoby tahai bony kubckych stop kaz
dorocne Podn zkony ko6 riada zasobu priodneho gaz
ludia neln6zu zmenit'
My mozme lutovat' gazom ktory mrhao Iuuje-
prodny gaz e nevyceateln ako voda Ale to je
vsetko, Go noz1ne robit' tejto zalezitosi.
Cena tazenia dodavaia prodn6ho gazu kontroovana
ekonemckym zakonami ktol6 tiez neozene ent Vse-
tel mas musime ednoducho kona to naepe tycto pome
ro Gaz nene nez no boo co no e stoj Wac do
stat no dodat' vam.
Vzdor tomu Youngstown byt bz prirodneho gazu
Budete mat ocakvae cd podneho gzu cd mas ak vsetc
mas vyuzijeme naepsie ktorm ukn1t
\ ami ich zmenit'.
The Fast Ohio Gas COmnanv3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24

- Rozsirujte, predplacajte q
6itajts Youngstownske Slovensk6
Noviny!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24

Boly t'azkosti pri tel praci
Boly, bratia sestry. Dakde ne
mohli f'udia pochopit', preco ne.
majd tych darov dostat' vsetci
ktori majti znamych Amerike
Boly al inc - ale to je zabud-
mute.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-06
HIGH SCHOOL.

School is entering on the last
month of the session for the year
1920-1921.
The Commencement sermon will be
delivered by Prof. N. B. Hardeman,
at the Baptist church, on Sunday
evening, May the 22nd.
The exercises will continue
through the entire week. The annual
debate by the Pericleans, Pagent by
the Cythreans, music and expression
by Mrs. and Miss Spellings' classes,
class day exercises, graduation Of the
class, class address by DR.. Harry
Clark of Nashville, High School dra-
ma by Senior class.
We hope all friends and former stu
dents will keep in mind the date and
be ready to spend the entire week
with US.
The cake made by the first year
girls in the cooking class brought
$1,000 at the auction Saturday.
Leaders for last month.
...... JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. ........
seventh Gfade,
English-Vara Hamilton, Elmer
Scates, Louise Gillian.
History-Vera Hamilton, Howard
Bright, Elmer Scates.
Geography-Louise Gillian, Elmer
Scates.
Arithmetic-Howard Bright.
Spelling-Howard Bright.
Eighth Grade.
English-Charles Deere, Estel
Horton, Elizabeth Hamlet, Triton
Powers.
History-Charles Deere, Triton
Powers, Carl Douglass.
Geography-Charles Deere, Eva
Lee.
Science-Eva Lee.
Arithmetic-Charles Deere, Estel
Horton.
Spelling-Charles Deere, Elizabeth
Hamlet, Estel Horton.
Ninth Grade.
English-Jesse Olive, Virginia
Lee Parker, Margaret Sisson, Eula
Lynn, Cora Mai Wilson.
Latin-Margaret Sisson.
History-James Page, Mittie Be-
lew.
Algebra-Mittie Belew, Virginia
Parker, Jesse Olive, James Page, IT.
by Park.
Biology-Cora Mai Wilson, Mar
garet Sisson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gabbard. Coy
Snider, James Page, Irby Park, Ter
~ Wright
Home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stewart,
Alva Douglass.
Spelling-Goy Snider, Curtis. Cab
bard. Helen Threadgill, Virginia Lee
Parker, Mittie Below. Fairy Freeman.
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Tenth Grade.
English-Violet Butler, James Pick
ems, Berniee Conger. Lucille Hart.
Rubie Wallace.
Caesar-Violet Butler. James Pick
ems, Bernice Conger, Lucille Hart, Ru-
bic Wallace.
History-Bernice Conger, Rubie
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-06

George Gray, aged 16, son of
Frank Gray, printer in the CONNER
cial Appeal office, Memphis, disap-
peared Feb. LIST. His parents adver-
tised extensively but were unable to
get any trace of him. Now, three
months later, comes a letter from
George to his mother, telling her that
he is working on a cattle ranch near
McAlister, Okla, and saying: Don't
worry about me, want to stay out
here. | want to show you | can
make a man out of myself without
your and dads assistance" His en-
ployer adds a postscript to Georges
letter saying that George is doing
well. He has a horse of his own
and is saving money" Of course the
boy was technically in error in run
ming away from home, but the kind
of grit and ambition he displays is
that out of which nations are built.
Oh, for Lexington boys of that stripe.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-06

Recently a miscreant in Newport,
Ark, on a rainy night robbed the tin
box in the newly made corner stone Of
a Methodist church, securing only a
dollar in money. The daily press calls
him "the meanest man on earth. u
But you are wrong, brother! A mean
er man is that sleek-faced, pot-bel-
lied steward, deacon or elder in the
church, who rolls in wealth and SON.
VIOLENTLY snoozes through the sermon
Sunday morning, but in the week
grinds down on the poor by profiteer-
ing in business, charging exorbant
rates of interest on borrowed money
and otherwise creating such terrible
economic conditions as inspired the
robbing of the corner stone of the
church. The big thief is the meaner
of the two.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-06

Wallace.
Science-Alva Douglass, Paulin,
Tucker.
Agriculture-Bob Pope, W. C. Nc
Haney.
Algebra-Bernice Conger, Paulin,
Tucker, Violet Butler, Lucille Hart.
Home Economics-Violet Butler
Bernice Conger, Alva Douglass, Lu
cile Hart.
Spelling-Bernice Conger, Violet
Butler, Rubie Wallace, Flarenc,
Tilson.
Eleventh Grade.
English-Paul Walker, Lanoict
Hay, Bert Youngerman, Julia Kit
trell, Nettie Wolfe.
Cicero-Eunice Wood, Sh b J
Wood, Bert Youngerman.
History-Bert Youngerman, Pau
Walker, Eunice Wood.
Geometry-Bert Youngerman, Eu.
nice Wood, Shelby Wood, Guy Amis
French-Eunice Wood, Shelby
Wood, Mary Tennessee, Julia Kit.
trell.
Twelfth Grade.
English-Velma Brooks, Alva Doug
lass. Clarence Kolwyck, Harold Pick
ems, Elmer Stewart, Lucille Scott.
Virgil--Lucille Scott, Velma
Brooks, Clarence Kolwyck, Elmer
Stewart, Harold Pickens.
French-Lucile Scott, Velmer
Brooks, Elmer Stewart, Harold
Pickens, Hubert Segerson.
History Harold Pickens, Elmer
Stewart, Clarence Kolwyck.
Quadratics-Elmer Stewart, Har-
old Pickens, Carl Douglass, Clarence
kolwyck.
Human Behavior-Elmer Stewart
Velma Brooks.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-06
C0RR0BORATION.
OF Interest to Lexington Readers.

For months Lexington citizens have
seen in these columns enthusiastic
praise of Doan's Kidney Pills by Lex
ington residents. Would these prom
inent people recommend remedy
that had not proven reliable? Would
they confirm their statements after
years had elapsed if personal expert
ence had not shown the remedy to be
worthy of endorsement The follow
ing statement should carry convic-
tion to the mind of every Lexington
reader.
Mrs. R. E. Hopper. Reid St., Lex
ington, says: IL was as bad as any,
one could be with kidney complaint.
| wasn't able to be on my feet at all,
my kidneys puffed up and my feet
and ANGLES swelled and couldn't rest
comfortably. Finally, | began taking
Doan's Kidney Pills and noticed re-
lief from the first. Continued use
permanently cured me-"
NEARLY FOUR YEARS LATER,
Mrs Hopper said: Il have the same
faith in Doan's Kidney Pills now as
when | last endorsed them. | recon-
mend Doan's at every opportunity"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidnye remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Hopper had. Foster-M ilburn
Co. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, n. Y.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-06
CHILD WELFARE MEETING.

"If there are bad children, whose
fault is it," That question was
raised and answered at the Child
Welfare meeting, at the Methodist
Church, South last Sunday evening.
The answer was, bad children are
caused by wrong impressions receiv-
ed during early childhood. Children
are just as good as older people will
allow them to be-"
Prof. J. o. Brown, in his thorough
and fearless way, discussed "The re-
! ligous Education in the Community"
He asserted that the moving picture
was one of the most effective meth
DDS of teaching children. That it is
estimated that twelve million people,
of whom large percent are children,
see the movies every day. That at
the present the movies are doing great
injury to the intellectual and moral
life of children. A recent survey of
moving pictures in the larger cities
of Tennessee showed the fearful eff
| fectS which concentrated amuse-
ment has accomplished in the cater
ing to the depraved tastes of people.
Three hundred and eighty EIGHT films
were surveyed, with the following OBJ
jectional features:
1st.-"Marriage intrigue or I'M
faithfulness, 10Y pictures contain
ed.
2nd.-"Divorce, largely because of
unfaithfulness, $50 pictures contain
ed.
"Immodest dress" -163 pic
lures contained.
4th.-"Social and Individual drink
ing,"-133 pictures contained.
5th.-"Indecent Cabaret dancing"
SO pictures contained.
Interior of houses of ILL
fame, gambling bells, pictures
contained.
7th.-"Smoking by girls and wo-
men, rs pictures contained.
8th.-"Undue freedom of contact
between sexes, "-1S4 pictures con-
tanned.
9th.-"Realistic struggle of girl or
woman to defend honor, 100 pic
lures contained.
10th.-"Tense, nerve-raking situa-
tions, "-218 pictures contained.
Number of films free from objec-
tion, 35-while less than ten were
really helpful. In many of the three
hundred and lightweight all ten of
the above objectional features were
contained in the single film.
How to get rid of these objection
able features was also discussed. One
way is a national censorship of all
films manufactured. Another, a local
censor, composed of thoughtful peo-
pie who understand the evil effects
of bad pictures. Another, the patron
izing of good pictures when they are
presented. Censorship is possible
only where public opinion demands
and sustains it.
Religious Education in the
Church." was discussed by Mrs. W.
II. Denison. She showed the great
need of the graded LESSONS in the
Sunday Schools. The graded lessons
are adapted to the needs of each age
of the child. and the lesson material
is carefully worked out by experts
to suit that particular child's needs.
Religious Education in the Home"
discussed by Mrs. ]. A. Henry, show
ed the fundamental necessity of the
right training in the home. The first
impression and the best are made By
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Rev. Fleetwood Ball went to Yuma,
Sunday afternoon where that night he
preached the commencement sermon
for the Yuma School, of which Prof.
Granville Bartholomew is principal.
When your breath is bad, appetite
poor, and you feel blue" and dis
couraged, you need Herbine One or
two doses will set you right. 1t is a
great system purifier. Price Coo,
Sold by Watson-Arnold Drug Co.
"Christ's Chief Glory" will be the
subject of the sermon at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning. The Lords
supper will be celebrated at the con-
clusion of the sermon. A Mothers
service at night. Don't miss it.
"Mirandy's Minstrels" will be pre-
scented in the auditorium of the City
School next Thursday evening, May
II. New songs! New jokes! And q
grand cake-walk! Come everybody
and bring your laughing clothes.
Isham Hearn, of Broadway was ir
town Saturday and brought with him
a Duroc sow that he had bought from
Feek Reed, near Warren's Bluff, that
weighed over 500 pounds This was
one of the finest hogs we ever saw
T. o. Roberts, Deputy County
Court Clerk, spent last Friday in
jackson as witness in the ]. P. case
before Esq. Taylor between w. H.
Long, Of this county and DR.. W. t,
Buck of Beech Bluff, Madison county.
Mrs. W. F. Huntsman was taken
seriously i'll with internal hemorage
Thursday morning of last week and
was taken to Memphis on the early
Friday morning train. Her condition
was alarming but after a day or two
there was some improvement but not
enough to justify needed operation
for several days. After the operation
she viii be forced to remain in the
hospital for several weeks,
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-06
ALBERTON.

Cool and raining.
Mesdames Harmon and Stanford
have been visiting in Lexington.
Miss Gertrude and Ruby Roberts
spent the weekend at home.
Mrs. Grover Morthland and chill
dren, of Memphis, have been visiting
Mrs. 7. c. lowers.
George Halbrooks has been visit
ing his sister.
Glenn lowers has been the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Blankenship.
Mrs. Ellen Lewis has been with her
daughters, the Mrs. 0verman.
Ben lowers, ST., and wife are in
very feeble health.
I. A. Hare, ST., has been in a right
serious condition.
John II. Davis and wife, of Ches-
terrified, and F. NJ. Davis, of Lexing-
ton, have been guests Of Hare Bros.
]. d. Roberts and wife, of Lexing-
ton, have visited in the home Of C. T.
lowers.
Gene Azbill and wife have been Wis
ting Henry Azbill.
Some party, while fishing in the T.
A. Hare fish pond. left valuable fish
ing rod. Owner may have same by
coming and claiming il
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-06

The Hungarian Czarda has displac-
ed the vulgar shimmy dance, is now
all the rage in Paris, France. The
Archduke Albert, of Hapsburg, intro
duced it. A baroness to whom he
taught it says: "It's just like the
shimmy, only more passionate" And
the Archduke Diabolus Of the Infer
nal Regions is in high glee over the
supreme folly of the human race. Evil
IDENTIFY some men descended from
monkeys.