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ne-au fost concentrate, un mo-
ment, toate sperantele, toate do
rlntele 81 toate energiile, atat cele
lntelectuale cat 81 cele fizice, de
carl dispuneam in acel timp.
Planul nostru de detaliu pare
a ii fost: in timp ce grupul apa.
rarii Dunarii (divizia 18, div.
de cayalerie, 81 Gu artilerie- aju-
tat de divizia q, luptau de front
pc NeajQov 81 Arge, diviziile 9|19,
2|5 81 divizia / de. cavalerie, Sd
intre in intervalul dintre arihste-
lie Kosch 81 Kuehnel 81 Sd atace,
de la nord la sud, 1lancul stang
'Al lui Kosch, sal tae de direetia
Zimnicea 81 sd arunce intreaga
aceasta armata in Dunare, distru.
gand-o. Doua divizii rusesti tre-
buiau sa ia parte Ia lupta ata-
cand dinspre est aripa dreapta
bulgara. In acelas timp, armatele
| si II romane trebuiau sd reziste
pc pozitiile lOr Gu orice sacrificiu,
spre q permite terminarea name
vrei contra Jul Kosch.
NiteI noroc 81 totul s'ar ii ter
minat dnpa dorinta noastra.
Batalia fncepe in xilele- -de 16 !:
4 NOvembrie. Dusmanul atacS /
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17

lConcordatul dintre guvernul
roman 81 Vatican, ale carui prin-
cipii lean arafat la timp in linii
generate, fost semnat la Bucu-
resti.
Agentia telegsafica romano q
carei legaturi Gu guvernul sunt
cunoscute, ne comunica urmatoa-
rea stire:
In cercurile politice sc afirma
ca generalul Averescu ar demi-
siona din fMsa bartidului po-
porului cedand presedentia aces
tuia d-lui Argetoianu sau Ras-
canu.
4 -
Ministerul inshasliatv. .p,,blice
acorda invatatoriior ca'riaprimesc
pentru cinci ami posturi in Cadri.
later, pamant in arenda Gu pre1
redus g hectare), inlesniri pen
tru procurarea de vite, imprumu.
turi fara dobanda pcntru a 'si cor
strut locuinte, despagubiri pen
tru eventualele pradaciuni, sa
larii duble 81 la reinoirea anga
jamentului pc alti cinci ami inca
un plus de % la suta.
Stiri venite din Ucraina spun
ca rasculatii carl Sc lupta Gu bol
sevicii impart proclamatii pentrl
lnlorari in vederea unei trecer
in Basarabia. In centrul Ucraine
populatia sc hraneste Gu ierbur
81 fructe, lar la Kew scumpetes
este atat de mare, in cat funtu
de paine abba Sc poate capata CT
1000 'ruble.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
INSTIINTARE

Stunt ruga3i tor s'sonsntn
ao3tri . observa urm&toarelo
regui ID trimiteeea peahD
schimbare dc adresx:
1. st se scrie adresa veehe
unde ia msrs xiarul d adrosa
dnde "a mutat.
2. Il fiecars psrsoanx q
20 al&ture MAJ d Do. 0x q
caute s. nj % dea ;umelo strat
del gi q orasului correct
Cine M observ1 aossts TO
guh in xadar a}tsaptk u / q
schimbe adresa - M - poevA
Administrstia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
l.. PAUL.

Telecon Guy. Dover 107.
(1x6-24 Sept.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17

af
GolM dintre armata Kosch 81 ar
mata Kuehne Sc marea 81 mai
multi.
Armata Kosch era, deci, in
mare pericol, find lasata asa izo-
lata 81 putand fl distrllsa de for
tele romano indreptate INSPIRE ca.
0 intamplare, Gu totul neprevazu-
ia, 0 salveaza: dol ofiteri romatli
de stat-major, al diviziei 8, sunt
prinsi de dusman in seara de l9-
- Noembrie 81 Sc gaseste asupra
lor ordinul de operate 81 grupului
de armata. Generalul Falkenhayn
vede imediat pericolul coleguiui
sap kosch 81 atunci isi imparte
imediat armata Kuehne, della aripa
50 dreapta, in doua parti: una cd
81 continue misiunea de d attach
stanga armatei 4; lar cealalta com.
pusa din divizia IL bavareza, 8
parte din divizia 1o9 germana 81 Cd
majoritatea caYalstiei lui Schme-
tow, 50 coboare spre Sud si sud- -est
II 81 atace in flaneul drept 81 in
spate truplee romano &c Or opera
IN contfa armatei Kosch. 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
sTRUGURI

S'au must de California 81
Ohio. Pretul variaza dupa cali
tate. Adresati-va la:
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XUrnsrsy

NUrmArov
Armata lui Kosch inainteaza
conform planului, asupra Bucu-
restilor, intinzandu-si dreapta in
lungul Dunarii pentru a intra in
legatura Gu trupele bulgare ce
trecusera Dunarea pc la Giurgiu
apoi, Gu toate fortele, executa un
mars concentric asupra Bucures-
tilor. Intervalul de la stanga Sc
mareste astfel si mai multi.
Divizia Is romano, Gu diyizia 2
de cavalerie 81 Gu pntinele forte
&c mai fusesera trimise in ajutor,
;se retrag luptand INSPIRE Argey.
IN aceasta parte, 81 anume inspre
adreapts pozitiei, sunt trimise si
fpate rezervele noastre. Pc Argeg.
la poarta BueursytiIor, Sc strsng
toate fortele de carl dispnnen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17

nitric Rejep 25c; Elena Bratoi
$1.00; Maria Bulgaria $l.00; Geo
d. Zian soc; Iosif Stan Zoe; Va
silie Tomosi 25c; Iowa Foale SOC; !;
Geo Rusu 25c; Toder Sirbescu
soc; loan Gravilescu 25c; Geo
Strait soc; Dimitrie Foale 30c /;
Geo Ivascu soc; Petru Costea soc
loan Sibisan soc; Maria Iancu
25c; Atanasie Foale so; loan
Tionea soc; Maria Ghelezan SOC !;
Vasile Farca 1Oc; Vasilie Cosor
25c; Petru Oprisi 25c; Iota Iorga
soc; Valerie C6sor soc; Simion
Misione soc; Nicolaie Colari soc /;
Simion Damian $500; Todor Sat-
mari soc; Pavel Bulejia 25c; Sa-
veta BIlejia soc; Damian Bulejia
soc; l. lHedjec soc; Saveta Ba-
contean soc; Ana David SOC; Ma
ria Arstau soc; Ana MiSioane voc
Maria Semitean SOC; Magdalena
ISatmari $l.00; Vasilie Litvaran
25c; Lena Cotosgman 60c; Maria
Craciun soc; Ana Bacontean
$1.O0; Ana Luchi 2Oc.
In total din Biserica.. $500
In numele ParOchiei multamim
d-lui Simion Oprean farmar, care
au adus 20 de funti de branza
americana la care licitandu-se la
lpetrecere au adus sfintei Biserici
suma in total $17.0O.
Totodata multamim d-lui Sava
Socol 81 sOtiei lui Lena la care 81
dansii all daruit 2 pull de gasca
81 au adus sfintei Biserici suma
de $1,000.
Asemenea multamim 81 dOmni-
SoarelOr leila Sabu 81 Lena Sabu,
care au daruit sfintci Biserici o
cosiara de flori care au lucrato
dansele find foarte in podobita
81 punandu-se la licitatie au adus
suma sfintei Biserici de $17.OO.
Totodata multumim in numele
Parochiei acelora femei care au
purtat numele de Maria find
atat de credincioase au daruit
sfintei Biserici suma de bani
foarte frumoasa, dupa cum ur-
meaza Gu numele:
Maria Bulgaria $500; Maria
Farca $1.OO; Maria Craciun $1.OO
Maria Sarafolean $1.OO; Maria
Ardelean $1.0O; Maria Oprisi
$1.OO; Maria Stamate $1.OO; Ma
ria Ghelezan $l.OO; Maria Iancu
$l.OO; Maria Simitean $1.OO; Ma
ria Craci,ln *1.0O: Maria Laba.
sian $1.OO: Maria Damian $1.OO:
Marta Tampean 1920; Maria
lorga $1.OO; Marta Paitici $1.OO.
Maria Macinic 800;
Tot in numele Parochiei null
tamim tuturor fratilor romani.
care au suprasolvit sfanta Bise.
rlca inca Gu suma in destul d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
DARE DE sEAlIA 81
MULTUMITA PUBIICA

Parochia gr.-or. ''Sfta Marie
din st. Paul pc aceasta Gale are
onoare a aduce cele mai vii 81
calduroase multamiri tuturor fra
tilor 81 surorilor romano pentru
bunul sprijin care nj Eau dat Gu
ocazlunea petrecerel ce sau pre-
dat in Dumineca Adurmirei a
prea Sftei NascatOare de Dunno
Ecu 81 pururea Feceoara Maria la
2S August anul Domnului 1921,
care este Hramul Bisericei noa-
sire. unde am avut reusita de-
stul de frumoasa, atat din punct
de vedere moral eat 81 material
din partea Sftei Biserici nu pu-
tenn trece Gu vederea a nu publica
Gu numele pc acesti buni romani
crestini 81 GU dragoste fata de
Sfta Biserica care au contribuit
obolul fratilor 81 a surorilor Gu
suprasolviri. dupa cum urmeaza
Gu numele. Tot aceia care au da-
ruit Sfta Biserica pentru Hramul
eli inpartindu-se plicuri pc cand
Sc facea Sfanta Leturgia punand
in plicuri fieste care frate dupa
cum lea dat vointa.
Donatori sunt Gu numele:
Geo Vingan Toderita $500:
Avram Bocantean $500; Stefan
Doichita $500; V. Stanciu $1.OO:
George Zian $1.0O; Geo Imbroane
$1.OO; loan Lipovan $1.0O; lie
Macinic $1.O0; loan Toconita
$1.OO; Simion Cotosiman $1.OO;
loan Stamate 800; Dimitrie
David $l.O0; Vasalic Cotosiman
$1.0O; Damian Blagoie $1.OO:
Traian lanculescu $1.O0; loan
Farca $l.O0; Vasilie Litvaran
$l0O; Geo Diroanca $1.00; Mitru
Stefan $l.00; Flip Bugarin $1.OO
Mic Bratoi $l.00; Petru Belgea
$1.OO; Petru ,Ardelean $1.00; Ste
fan Selegian $l.OO; NJ. Asian
$1.O0; Nicolae Cioban $1.OO;
Noise Cracium $1.OO; Macsa Ior-
ga $1.OO; Nasilie Similean $1.OO;
George Galetariu $1.OO: Flip
Comlosian $1.OO; Simion Paitici
$1.OO; Marcu Barna $1.OO: M. |.
5. Sacaria $100; loan Sarafoleal
$1.OO; loan Crista $1.OO; Simion
Oprian $50: Pavel Sarafolean
$l.OO; Geo Stamate $1.00; Geo
CoJerean $1.0O; Petru Ghelezan
$l.OO; Nasilie Moroaica $1.OO; F;
Nicolaie Pascu $1.OO; Saya Socol
81 90; Lena Socol soc; Eva Capat
81 90; Stefan Rista soc; Ella Sabu
5Oc: Lena Sabu soc; Geo Pistrui
25c; losif Chinda 25c: Geo Girls
tea soc: Paulina Rista soc; Lazar
Luchi $1.OO; HE Crandi 25c: Di-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17

viguros grupul apararii Dunarii
dar al nostri il resping 81 ii fae
morti Gu mile. Nici un pas nu
poate sd faed inainte. Apele. Ar.
gesului 81 ale Neajlovului Sc inro-
sesc de singele dusman, ca 81
acuma trei suite 81 ceva de ami,
cand Sinan Paya q fost pravalit
de Munteni in smircurile Neajlo-
vului. Umbra lui Mihai, de la
Calugareni Sc pare Cd ne protege,
ne 1ndeamna q ne lumineaza.
Pc cand lupta Sc ducea astfel
darja de;feSnt 9fssaele noastre
disponibdd, dol Tnuizii (9|19 81
at5S siso j dEvikie de- cavaierie,
inaintau spre > cadea in flancul
stang al inimichlui, in scop de al
taia linia de retragere spre podul
de Ia Zimnicea. In cursul zilei de
10 s'a 81 obtinut un foarte fru-
mos success, de catre diyizia 9|l9,
care, batand pe inimicul &c . in
talnit in drum i ocupat satele
Balaria 81 Vales vi ! inaintat apol
spre Staln,,l n;a EhiSrpsti pasto %
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I. SACEANU
$500 Tillman Ave,

s'au chemati, Guy. Lorain 723 w
Bell Hemlock 4O18
Ok 6-26 Sept
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
:STIRIDIN
PATRIE.

In urma ploilor destule de "a
bundente care au cazut in ultimul
timp in tot Ardcalul sc observa 0
inviorare a fanetelor, fructelor 81
porumbului. Sc crede ca 81 re-
colta acestora va fl salvata.
Intro correspondence din Mier-
curea-Ciucului- sprimita la redac-
tie nrse. scrie, e& din cauza sece-
tel mari, porumbul s'a .uscat in
mare parte, fructe sunt foarte
putlne, lar rccolta cartofilor abea
va Fl GO procente fata de ami
trecuti.
In uncle localitati Appropriate de
frontiera au 81 inceput contra.
bandele GU grau.
Faptul a f0st constatat in mod
Official 81 anume: Centrala coope.
rativelor satesti a fost informata
ca in Cadrilater Sc face intinsa
contrabanda Gu grau, care Sc
exporta in mod cladestin ames-
tecat Gu orr spre a Sc putea sire.
cura mai usor, orzul find liber
la export.
Guvernul a illcuviintat expor-
tul mai multor vagoane de cereale
pentru commele romanesti reve-
,nite CehOslOvaciei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17

este surprins 81 zapacit 81 Gu greu
poate face fata atacurilor noastre
Victoria incepe sd incline, in mod
vadit, spre armele romano. Inca
o sfortare 81 totul Sc termina in
mod mai multi decat frumos. Din
nenorocire, in noaptea de 2O-21
'Novembrje, divizia q atacata dc
forte mari 81 surprinsa incepe 0
retragere precipitata 81 in decor
dine. Ea era la dreapta diviziai
3 - 81 trebuia prin masurile ge
arfi luat - tina Gu orice pref in
foc trupelat inimice semnalate ca
soseau dinspre vest 81 nord-yest
81 sd dea astfel timp celorlalte
forte sa-si desavirseasca victoria.
Din contra, la primele atacuri
ale lui, ca find sutprinsa 81 lip
sta de comandant, fostul general
Socec, care plecase in alta parte,
decat acolo unde trebuia sd fie, q
rupt rindurile 81 in curfnd "a
TRANSFORMED in 0 masa de oameni,
care 9 incnrcat 81 trupele diviziej
PIP pana atunci victofioase 81
cillar le transmite miecaEea do
retrag4fe desortlonat
AZ ais eFa pierduta de qpdeI
y o'si lnailts n = anpntass y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
IN ATENT1UNEA
ROMANILOR.

Cunoscuta Farma, fost a d-nei
Body, la Stop "a, Lake Shore,
Electric r. r. pests lima de tren
Nickel Plate, prima casa.
Dl Paul, proprietar, aduce la
cunostinta tuturor romanilor care
doresc a avea must de strugur.
de Dover, sau doresc sa cumpere
struguri. Serviciu cinstit ca 8
pana acuma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17

l VlcIOfle.
In acest timp armata I, con
form planului stabilit, sustinea
|lupte crancene Gu fortele dusma.
nului, multi superioare. Terenul
eel pierdea zilnic era redus la
cativa kim. Prin aceasta sc spera
a Sc da timp trupelor de la Ar
ges sd castige victoria ce era atat
de necesara. 'Prin castigarea tim
Epnlui de catre arm. !, ca 81 de
'eatre Srm. II in munti, prin 0 re-
zistenta Ras c4xpas, fara Sc lasa
sd fie nici batMe, dar nici sa dea
zoe inimiculni' de 2 merge prea
reptdei ebtinean tocmai aceia CO
li-se ceruse.
In timpul bataliei de la Arges,
in primelq zile, pana in ziua de
l9 Novelhbrie, totul Sc desfasura
conform planului comandamen-
tului roman: arInata / rezista,.
desi Gu greu, atacurilor ininicu-
lui perderile in terep find mi
mime; luptele in contra armatei
lui Kosch mergeau bine; rezer-
vele, diYiziile 9Il9 yi 2|5, Isl ince-
pusera actinnea Vi ds-.la primele
ataepri ari ayut snccese carl peI
ma aitsasa altels u mai mari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17

frumoasa la care urmeaza d-nii
Gu numele:
Dl Preot Costea $1.O0; Viian
Bulgaria $500; Ion Sarafolean
$3.50; 1lie Cianadi $1.0O; Dimi
trie Rejep $1.25; Nicolaie Laza-
ruica $500.
Deci GU aceasta Ocaziune am
avut urmatoriul rezultat:
nitrate ............ 1851 .4O
ESlIe .......... lUO.lS
Vent curat -. 49,. $250.21
Deci inca Odata zicem ca Dunn
nezeu sd lc rebonifice in suit 81
in miit la toti.
Asemenea multamim tuturor
acelor frati romani care au servit
la aceasta petrecere 81 care sau
interesat pentru aranjiare.
Multamim tuturor fratilor care
au participat la aceasta petrecere
rugandu-i ca 81 Gu alta ocazie sd
he dea sprijinul cuvenit in nu
mele Parochiei gr.-or. romano
Sfanta Maria din St. Paul.
Traian Ianculescu, presedinte
Geo Zion, secretar general.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-28

Amands Cold Cream Pow
der. Regularly ST.. At SIC
LaBlaehe Face Powder.
Regular 75c. Special. ste
Dr.. Peck's Tooth Paste.
Regular soc. Special. Ste
Violet Dluee Talcum Powder
Regular 25e Special. lie
Hyue Suppositories.
Regular ST.. Special. .G<
Wrapped Peanut Butter Kisses
Regular Zoe a h.. at. .l2e
(War Tax In<luded)
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
CROP REPORTING
 SERVICE FOR NEW ENGLAND.

Steps have been taken to establish a cooperative erop,reporting service for the New England States. This vii involve bringing each State and the United States Department of Agricul- ture into a joint agreement whereby the facilities now in operation for gathering statistics in each State will be pooled with the facilities of the Bureau of Crop Estimates of the de- partment and operated under the di- rectiOn of the agricultural statisticians of that bureau. It is expected, as result of this cooperation, the depart ment statisticans say. that crop reports deyoting special attention to the crops of New England will be published, using the county as the geographical unit rather htan the State, as at pres ent. Cooperation of this character is in effect in 23 states at the present time.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
\ Home Run.

Thoy arrived hart1ely at the fifth inning
 What, fine score, BHIF.e
 Nothing 10 nothing.4
 e6tG a6a9# sine exclaimed We haven't missed thing
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
FARM PRICES OF PRODUCTS.
 SHOW SLIGHT DECLINE

Farm prices that were relatively high on December 1, 1920, as compared to the 5-year pre-war average 19O9-1O to 1913-14. showed slight decline by March 1. 1921. and those which were relatively low showed a great decline in that period. according to reports recently complied by the Bureau of Crop Esu- mates of the United States Department of Agriculture. Using 100 as a basis for comparison to indicate the o-year average. the statisticians say that wheat. for example, was 16S on Deeem- Der 1. 1920; I'll on January l, l92o : 167 on February 1, and 165 on March 1.
 Corn. which was 119 on December l. 1920. as compared to the comparative figure of 100 of the 5-year pre-war prlce' was TOT on March 1, 1921. Potatoes, which were relatively high, being lSs on January 1, 1920, were 125 on March 1. 1921. Cotton, which was relatively low. was 115 on January l and e3 oh March 1. Butter, eggs, and chlckehs showed the highest relative price com nared 10 the 5-year average, hte figures being 105 for butter, 21S for eggs, ana POS for chickens Flax, cotton, oarleE' and corn were lowest compared 10 the
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
Just Fancy.

"Whatcher figuring out, Jimmier'
 'T'm thinking what a fortune 1t would be for someone If could fig ure out how to harness the energy that is wasted in shimmy dances. "--- Florida Times Union.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
CLEAN UP NOTICE.

April 11-17th has been designated by the Governor as Cleanup Week in Arkansas. Strict compliance with pro- visions of proclamation are expected, Cans placed in sacks or boxes will be hauled by City force when weather and condition of roads permit. All trash must be burned.
 Randolph P Hamby, Mayor.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
Clnaretfe SmoklnQ.

Cigarette smoking Is on the increase all over the world. according to census of the industry. In 1919 S9,- 100000 "coffin nails" were smoked In the United States and more than 16,- COG, 100000 were exported.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
History Reneata Itself

Teacher-But I read the very same paper on the colonies by another stu dert last rear.
 PnpIl-But you forget; history ra- peat Itself
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
fn Any Trade,

"A dress designer says a CGmo- mile street dressmater in tbe Lon- don News. "U9zj be born. We al- ways mink this is m advantage. .'--' pnneh. london.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
There Is No Tomorrow.

Oh, gosh, I'm so happy Oh, gee,
 I'm so glad I haven't got time to be gloomy
 and sad From the first peep O day till the
 sun goeth down I'm busy just laughing at people
 who frown, For fate is jester and life is
 joke, And we'd better laugh now, for
 tomorrow we crOak.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
AocountIno for the Blue.

Mrs. Bacon-They do say that a single grain of indigo will color ton of water.
 Mir. Bacon-Do you suppose that Is why the milk is so blue this morning, dear?
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13

5year average, the figures being no for bax, 115 fo rcotton, IF for barley, and 119 for corn.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13
Old Style Pep.

In Montana a railway bridge had been destroyed by fire and it was neces- sary to replace it. The bridge engineer and his staff were ordered in haste to the place. Two days later came the superintendent of the division. Alight- ing from his private car. he encounter ed the old master bridgebuilder.
 Bill" said the superintendent the words quivered with energy-"I want htis job rushed Every hours delay costs the company money. Have you got the engineers plans for the new bridge?'
 T don't know" said the bridge build cd. whether the engineer has the picture drawed yet or not. but the blidge is up and the trains is passin' over if"-Team Work
Daily picayune., 1921-04-13

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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-11-25
THE STORM OF LAST
SATURDAY MORNING.

The storm which hit Lexington last
Friday night a little after midnight,
developed the strongest wind but one
since the memorable cyclone of March
Is, 1918.
On the night of Thursday, March
goth, 1918, a day on which a cyclone
did much damage in the Middle Ten
nessee town of Murfreesboro, the
wind was nearly strong enough to
force in windows and unroof houses,
on the hill on which we reside-and
so it was last Friday night.
On the same right-or rather be-
tween IL and / o'clock last Saturday
morning, the wind did considerable
damage in the town of Wildersville,
blowing the spacious Methodist
church several feet from its founda-
tion and doing damage to other hous-
es, residences. have heard of no
other damage being done in the coun-
ty.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-11-25
LEXINGTON, TENNESSEE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1921
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
LAW UNTO SELVES,

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 19th.-That
the statute 1921 creating county
boards of education in all counties Of
the state, and recognizing the public
school systems of the State does not
affect the control and operation of
special school districts created by
special acts of the Legislature, was
held by the Supreme court to-day.
The decision was rendered in a case
brought by trustees of the Oneida
High School of Scott county, a spec
ial school district, created by Chap
ter 371 of the private acts of 1915,
against the Scott county board of ed
ucation, organized under Chapter 120
of the acts of 1921, to secure the con-
troll of the Oneida School. The board
of education contended that the
special school district had been placed
under the supervision of the county
board by the act of 1921, and that the
trustees of the special school district
had been abolished by the later act.
Constituting the provision of section
II of the act of 1921, that the act
should not apply to or limit "the du-
ties of such special school districts as
may have already been created in this
state by the Legislature" the supreme
court held that the act of 1921 does
not either expressly or by implication
repeal or modify the earlier act Gre
ating the s pecial school district, and
that it was the intention of the Legis-
lature in enacting the statute of 1921
ito exempt from the operation of said
act such school districts which had
been created prior to its passage and
which were in existence at the time
of its passage" The court held,
therefore, that the trustees of the
Oneida special school district were en-
titled to manage and control the
schools without interference from the
county biard. An opinion for publi-
cation was filed in the case by Justice
Hall.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-11-25
ID. T. REEVES DEAD.

Dut T. Reeves, aged Al years and 6
months died the 18th inst, at his
home in Darden, victim of tuberculo-
sis. Mr.. Reeves was brought home
from Ashville, N. c., where he had
been carried in hope of improvement,
only two weeks before his death. He
was born near where he died, and was
son of the late d. L. and Mrs. Jane
Reeves.
In 1915 he was married to Miss Min
ME Lee, daughter of w. G johnson,
of the old 18th district and no chill
dren were ever born to their union.
Nearly II years ago Mr.. Reeves be-
came rural route carrier and until
last July /, faithfully performed the
duties of that responsible position.
Dut Reeves was good citizen, hus-
band friend and neighbor-one who
attended to his own business and new
er spoke word of harm of others-a
fact mentioned in his funeral service
by elder Frank Boren who was assist
ed in the service by Elder L. T. Car
rington.
He is survived hy three brothers
Dove, C. A., and Riley j., all Of this
county-and two sisters-Mrs. John
Moody, of this county and Mrs. Sid
ney Owens, of Mississippi. He was a
first cousin of County Register John
L. Sullivan.
Y The remains were inferred at Cor
inth on the 18thinst., in the presence
S5sH |as9 .4IgBgI T ss7ss''.'' =. H'lss
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-11-25
NUMBER Is
WHY NOT STRAWBERRIES
FOR HENDERSON COUNTY.

Many farmers are looking around
for another money crop to add to
what they already have, Some of them
are planning to put out Strawberries.
The soil and climate of much of our
county are well suited to this crop.
Labor conditions are such as to make
it entirely practical and profitable to
our system of farming. Spring is
generally the time for setting this
crop. With an active Farm Bureau it
would be easy to put across this prop
osition. The development of our nat
ural resources which means an in
creased income is of the greatest i'm
portance to the farmers of Henderson
county. What do you think about it