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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
WHAT HAS OCCURRED DURING
WEEK THROUGHOUT coUN
try AND ABROAD
EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE
eathOrod From Al Parts o. The
Globe And Told In short
Paragraphs
Foreign

Former King Constantine Of Greece
died suddenly at Palermo, Sicily, OF
cerebal hemorrhage recently.
The case Of Ira Colver Sparks, late
Of Peru, San Francisco and points
east, who shipped himself to Honolulu
in box labeled freight" is proving
puzzler to the authorities in Hon
olulu, T. H.
One million human lives are virtual
ly affected by the decision reached by
the Near Eastern conference. One
million Moslems and Christians who
live either in Greece or Turkey must
give up their farms, homes and bust.
ness places and move on to find farms,
homes and occupations elsewhere.
Drastic action to secure complete
control of Essen was taken by General
Clemenceau, the French commander,
shortly after $4,000 poilus assumed
possession. The postoffice was closed
and all persons in it-for reasons not
explained-were arrested. Telephone
and telegraph offices were seized by
the French.
The Westphalian Coal company syn
dictate is now established at Hamburg
with four directors and corps OF
clerks, according to one Of the direc-
tors, who was interviewed by the Ham
burg correspondent Of the London
Times.
A proposal to close the Valley Of
Kings at Luxor, Egypt, to the public
allowing only the Earl of Carnarvor
and his staff and the representatives
of one newspaper to pass the barrier
is reported at London.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Memel reports that the inter
allied high commissioner has proclaim
ed Memel in a state of seige.
Gloom, If not CONSERVATION, has de
scended upon the 1900 soldiers o
the Eighth U. 8. infantry, who ar
now preparing to bid farewell to thiI
lovely spot on the becastled Rhine
They are the last of the American
forces on Europe's soil, and it Is thu
end Of their perfect day.
British air and artillery reinforce
ments are reported to have arrived a
Constantinople.
Irish Free State forces in armore'
boats and airplanes captured a rebe
stronghold on Quaker island in Lougl
Rea, killing four Of the defenders an
capturing the others.
Mrs. Edith Thompson and Fredericl
Bywaters were executed in London TO
the murder Of the woman's husband
Percy Thompson, on October 4, last
Bywaters was executed in Pentonvill
prison. Mrs. Thompson was hange
feu minutes later in Holloway jail
Five deserters from the Irish nations
|, army were executed in Dublin the othe
day by the Free State government
having been found on the side of tn
irregulars, according to government az
nouncement.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
Washington

It is announced from the white
house that President Harding is con-
WINGED there can be no settlement OF
the eleven billions Of dollars Of war
debts to the United States within the
limitations laid down by congress
payment of the principal within Is
years, with interest at four and a quar-
ter per cent.
Friends of John Hays Hammond are
in Washington urging his appointment
as Secretary of Interior Falls success
or, whose resignation becomes effec-
tive shortly.
Approximately 9S1 100000 pounds
of copper was turned out from Ameri
can shelters during 1922. according to
the geological survey estimates made
public. as compared with 5O6,000,00C
pounds in 1921. This included con
siderable amount Of metal coming
from mines outside of the United
STATES, but sent to America smelterf
for treatment.
A favorable unanimous report on the
resolution of Senator Smith, Demo
crat, South Carolina, for appropria
ton of $1O,OOO,0OO revolving fund tC
sell nitrate to southern cotton plant
ers and designed to stimulate early
cotton growth by attacking the boil
weevil was ordered by the senate agri
o,,lt,,roI cnrnmtttaa
Practices OF railroad at South At
lantic and Gulf ports have not beer
such as to prevent the building o
needed waterway terminal facilities
according to preliminary report made
to the interstate commerce commits
sion BY examiners assigned to con
duct an investigation into the situation
Senator Poindextor Of Washington
who was defeated for reelection IN thu
last election. hopes to be appointed sec
rotary Of the interior, and his friends
anu active In his behalf
The treasury announces new Of
fering OF A IL per cent treasury notes
dated January Is and maturing De
ceInber Is, 1887. The issue Is 70
about three hundred million dollara
with the right reserved 70 allot add
tional securities Of the issue to tn
extent that Victory notes or war saw
ings certificates are rendered IN pay
ment or exchange
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
Name Road Commissioners.

Aberdeen.-The board Of supervis-
ors Of Monroe county in session at
the courthouse appointed the follow
ing good roads commissioners: ]. L.
Shell, Guy H. Watkins and Frank
Ransom. Monroe county has just
voted in two districts, the fourth and
fifth, 100000 bonds for the build
ing of good roads and within the
next two years every road leading to
Aberdeen will be a hard road
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
offloers 70 Give away BABY.

Wyatte.-A rather unique adver.
tisement appears in the weeks edi.
ton Of the Senatobia Democrat, in
which william Yaffe. one Of Tate
countys citizens. comes out with an
annual sale advertisement, in which
he offers 10 give away q real live
baby. The advertisement follows;
'The father has gone away and jetl
the mother with six little children
and we must find home for this
baby HELP US find a home Tor IT,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
Truck Growers Organize.

Jackson.- Organization of the nine
teen truck growers of Mississippi was
perfected here by incorporation OF
the Mississippi Farm Bureau. Truck
Association, with domicile at Jack
son. twenty-five representatives Of
the truckers associations were pres
emit, among them practically all of the
boar dof directors, with c. L. Neill, Of
Ellisville, as president of the associa
ton, was elected.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
Flu May Suspend Schools.

Tishomingo.-Dr. F. T. Carmack
county health officer, is sending out
circular letters to. the trustees and
teachers of the county stating that II
is his opinion that the schools should
be suspended for ten days on account
Of the flu. His letter states that
there have been 1900 cases of flu
and AZ cases of pneumonia as a re-
suit Of the flu reported to him.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole

Have Musterole handy when cold
starts. II has all Of the advantages Of
grandmother mustard plaster WITH
OUT the blister. You just apply it with
the fingers. First you feel warm tingle
as the healing ointment penetrates the
pores, then comes q soothing, cooling
sansation and quick relief.
Made of pure oil of mustard and
other simple ingredients, Musterole .
recommended by many nurses and
doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis.
sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy. Eheu-
matiSn, lumbago. Group, asthma, neiA-
raIgia, congestion. pains and aches Of
the back or joints, sore muscles. sprains.
bruises, Chilblains, frosted feet, colds Of
the chest. It may prevent pneumonia
and "fiu." Csc and Csc. jarsand tubes.
ResAar fhnyn = a,alaafnrd mEGshav
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
Creamery Machinery Arrives.

Ackerman.-The machinery hasNar-
rived and is being installed for the
new creamery, and those in authority
claim that they will be able to open
for business on the LIST of February.
The two McKinnon brick buildings on
Main street have been purchased and
are being fitted up for the new plant.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
schooIboy Breaks Lee.

wyatte-Forest Hall. aged u years
and pupil Of the new consolidated
school Of this place. fell from the
school truck and sustained a broken
leg. Medical aid was given iaNnedi
ately by local physician.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

BiloxL-State and federal road Off
cials held an important conference
here with city and county officials
relative to to a bond issue Tor the
proposed nav bridge across the Bay
OF Biloxi.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

bIOeb, ana was AWFUL
nervousso thet Twas
unfit to do my york.
After ! began taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com.
pound Igrew strong,
and now ] weigh 1M
pounds. ] keep house
and am able TO lift
and do any kind Of
work. / have got
wonderful re suits
frnnn the Va0etabl0
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
Baby Relieved
Of Cold While
Mother Sleeps

"When my babies have a cold /
Just give them Teethina at bed time
and they are bright and playful next
morning. Teethina relieves their cold
while we all Sleep" declares Mrs. Ira
w. Redfearn, Of Mt. Pleasant, Texas.
Babies colds are generally easily
broken up If Teethina is given at the
first sign Of trouble. Let the cold
run on and you are apt to have q
mighty sick baby.
Teethina is perfectly harmless. II
Is the prescription Of an able physi-
clan and has been universally used
for fifty years. Teethina is for ba'
bies and little children to clean out
their bowels and make them well and
happy. It contains no narcotics what
soever.
All good druggists & ep 1t, or send
80c to DR.. Moffe' .Ooratories, Co
lumbus, Ca. get package o.
Teethina a. . valuable Baby book
let.-As cement.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
Mhen the wlfe Il Awaxl

Tim-How are you getting along at
Gome while your wife is away?
JIm-Fine. I've reached the height
: Of efficiency can put on my socks
now from either end.-American Mu-
&ual Magazine.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

Port Huron, Mich. suffered tor
two years with pains in my side, and q
worked very much was nervous and
Just as tired in the morning as when
went to bed. was sleepy all the day
and didn't feel like doing anything, and
was so nervous / would bite my finger
nails. One of my friends told me about
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, and it helped me so much that ]
soon felt fine. MIRA CHARLES BEELER,
1910 Elk Street. Port Huron. Mich.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

Compound andrecommend livery highly
20 nv friends. give you permission to
publish nv testimonial. - Mrs. ON
BERcsTRoM, 40 9Th st. So, Monte
video, Minnesota.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
WOMAN SUFFERED
Three MONTHS
Pains n Back and Nervousness.
Made Well BY Lydia z. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound

Montevideo, Mimi suffered for
Ehree months with pain In my back and
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

Jackson continues to grow at an
amazing rate. Over 500 residences
have been recently built and Others
are in course of construction and
many new business houses are being
erected. The Jackson Public Service
company is spending 100000 for bet
terments. 1t will move its gas plant
from the old city hall grounds to
property of its own, where it will
erect modern plant. A million dol
lar hotel is being constructed which
will be ready for occupancy on Jan
uary, 1924. Other building and i'm
provements approximating 100000
more are assured, and miles and
miles of additional street paving il
being put down.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
WaIl-o-U-Graf.

WaIl-O-t1-Grat.
! il.iy-How do you like the tune on
~ monograph
Philly-PhonOgraph7 I thought BY
the sound Of 1t that II was moanO
graph.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

Visitors to the capital from South
Mississippi, and especially the coast
counties, are expressing great delight
over the fact that Congressman Ben
Humphreys, the great authority on
Mississippi river matters, is cordially
cooperating with Senator Harrison
and other members of the Mississippi
delegation in congress, in opposition
to the proposed spillway out OF New
Orleans, which it is understood would
ruin the oyster industry of the coast.
Expert testimony taken in Washing
ton shows that such spillway would
make a mud flat Of Lake Bourne
which would gradually fill out until
the river made itself 80 miles long in
that direction. This would ultimately
fill up and destroy the Mississippi
sound.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18
News and Views
STATE CAPITAL
r. r. BfRDSALL

Under the primary election law 1t
IL illegal for any person, candidate,
campaign manager or otherwise, to
publish any bill, placard, pamphlet or
poster, relating to any primary matter
or to any candidate without signina
their names to the document, and II
is also illegal for any printer to print
any campaign literature without sign
ing the name Of his firm or self to
the bill, placard, poster or pamphlet.
The law imposes a fine Of $500 or six
months in Jail or both for its viola
ton, and it is made compulsory on
the district attorney and county pros
ecuting attorney, to enforce the law.
Under this law, the character of ev'
cry candidate, both men and women
from constable to governor, is protect
ed. A reading of the state press
seems to indicate clearly that the
Mississippi editors propose tc have a
high-minded campaign, now that wo
men are voters, and that the newspa
pers of the state will insist upon the
enforcement of this law to the letter
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

The publication that the payable
bonded indebtedness Of Mississippi
on January /, 1923, was $13,44O,5OO
with an 8 mill state tax levy has
called forth the statement from a
prominent senator that the bonded in
debtedness of Mississippi on January
/, 1924, will approximate $16,OOO,OOO
or, to be exact, it will be $15,94O,5OO
In order to safeguard the people
against this ever-growing cancer Of
bond issues to pay current expenses
we should have a constitutional
amendment making bond or other
obligation of the state absolutely void
when issued to pay current expenses.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

While it is reported that the white
women of the country precincts Of
Mississippi are more largely paying
their poll taxes than they did a year
ago, they are not doing so as largely
as are the women in the towns, and
the Women's Voter Of Clarksdale and
the Mississippi League Of Women
Voters are urging them to pay their
poll tax before midnight Of February
/, 1928, and pointing out that that II
they fail to do this. they can neither
participate in the primaries, hold Of
flee OF sit on juries.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-01-18

While there has been no additional
announcement for governor, there
there seems to be a fixed opinion
among visitors and among men who
have watched the trend of political
affairs for many years, that there are
apt to be other candidates within the
next month or six weeks. 1t is prac-
eically eight months before the pri'
mary election to elect governor and
state and county officers takes place,
and near candidates and friends OF
candidates for governor and other
state offices are reported as saying
that there is plenty Of time to yet an
nounce without losing any advantage
in the race. County candidates and
candidates for the legislature are nu'
merously reported in practically all
the counties in Mississippi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
CESKE SKOLSTVf
v DOMOVE.

V prve polovine mesice srp-
ma usporadana "Stalou skol.
skou vystavou v Praze" VISTA
va ruenich praci hoch1 dew
cat vSech narodnosti z oblasti
R. c. S. Ac nebyly zastoupe-
ny vsechny skoly, coz v prakci
neni ami NONE, preci v pestre
harmonii i v originelnich ba |
umeleckych vyrobcich skvely
Sc prace ceskych skol obee-
nych NEST anskych, nevyjima
je praci slovenskych, polskych
nemeckych, mad'arskych a t6z
i americkych. Sam Vas dopi-
sovatel p. Frant. Slaby byl vel
mi potesen pracemi nasich deti
" Americe zijicich. Vam mile
deti vzkazuji Vasi bratri, jiz
rucni prace ma prilozenych list
cich ofotografovane robili, sr-
decny bratrsky pozdrav a "a
dali Vas, abyste 81 S mimi do
pisovali a predmety vymeno-
vail. Dopisy rid'te ma adresu
Br. Svab, ucitel, Slany, Cechy,
Ceskoslovensko.
Dne 28. rijna 1913, kdy sko-
len dvouhlavy orel, zasvitla svo
boda nasi skole, jez We stare
monarchii vezela rukou ciste
cirkevnich, opanovana jezuit-
skym humanismem. Svobodou
narodni osvobozeno ucitelstvo
z porucnictvi konservativnich
zakonu a narizeni, poclna Sc
probouzet a tvofit move ucebne
formy, hleda cesty k prakticke
vychove, nebot' dosud skola
vzdelavala jen theoreticky -
knizne. Volny ucitel jde du-
chem casu, hledi harmonicky
vychovat telo i dust, nebot' jen
We zdravem tele zdravy duch.
Ma pracich vseho druhu roz-
maniteho materialu jest videti
veliky pokrok kresleni v
jrucnich pracech a tento roz-
mach naseho skolstvi vdeci jen
zlate svobode. Mnohe pred
mety uvadi navstevniky VISTA
w V pochybnost tom, re pred
mety skutecne vzo1ne ciste
provedene, delaly deti. Lid fy.
sicke prace ami intelligence ne
ma pochopeni pro move smer.
nice vychovatelske a modern
|Skolu a talk sc stava, re ucitel
stvo "a svou praci klidi nevdGk
ano posmech. Zakladem do.
vreho existencne zajistenehc
statu jest skola i jeji vychova
a to mnozi nechapou, vzdelan
vychovu moderni skoly po'
krokovym ucitelem podcehuj
a ma Skolach setri, coz desate.
ronasob vydaji pak ma polep
SONNY, vychovny, ba krimina
J, lily. Prace republikanskeho di
tete musi zjednat ucitelstvu
Skole uctu vaznost a polite
Ike strany i verejnost bude pal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03

trim "a oceanem naznacit pro-
jimz nutno profit kaz-
de move a dobre veci, nebot' i |
proti rucnim pracim zvedaji Sc
hlasy vychovu manuelni "a
vrhuji. Knizni vzdelani ne
dava spolecnosti lidske celeho
cloveka a proto volame po cin-
ne skole, kde postupuje sc Cd
prakce k theorii, nebo kde
prednasena theorie muze Sc
vtelit ci provost praksi. Je-
dine takovato vychova Jest pri-
jatelna We veku Xxx. stol. =
dnesnim; ona dava moznost
chovanci volne Sc vyvijet, sa-
mostatne tvofit, uplatnovat
vlastnl talent, sve myslenky
prenaset v tvorbu =.
Pres veskera prikori ucitei-
stvu ucinena, usporadalo uci-
'telstvo skol obecnych i NEST an
'skych vystavu, aby dokazalo,
|ze narod neopusti ami v hodi-
ne nejhorsi a re pracuje mad
|sve silly. Ucitelstvo vytrebano
a unaveno stalym existencnlm
bojem rozjelo Sc pocatkem
prazdnin po venkove a horach
a vraci sc Ease do tech svych
skol, ably posileno svezim a ci-
stym vzduchem, zotavilo Sc, a
v zapocatem pax po prazdni-
mach pokracovalo. Plnych 6
mistnosti rozmanitych praci
vseho druhu ruzneho materi-
alu jsem byl nucen sam uspo-
radat, nebot' kolegove prazsti
byli ma zotavene po letnich BY
tech. Krasne vyrobky tech ma
sich deti mi byly pobidkou k
usilovnejsi praci, ano jejich
vytvory mi vdecily "a ty male
vyrobce. Tesil isem Sc z praci
tech neznamych, jez tax pou.
tally navst6vniky, re zdstavali
We vystave pres poledne, ano
i pres 5. hod. odp. a odchazeli
sc dvouhodinnym zpozdenim
Dovednost vtelena V krase pou.
tala nesmirne oko divakovo a
nutila k opetne navsteve, ji5
mnozi az 17-krat opakovali
|Vystava prinesla ukazky pra.
,ci nasich Skol R. C. S. a protC
tolik rozmanitych veci, rozdil
nych postupd, malirskych tech
mix i zpdsobd originelnich. Pri
pominam, ze to byly jen ukaz
ky novych method naseho sko
jstvi, coz kdyby vystavily ST
veskery prace vynikajicicl
lskol. Co by to bylo barevnycl
Ivyrobku, dobre uzitych mate
riald, co krasy a hrejiveho ste
|sti tvGrcich sill malych republi
kanu.
! NaSe Skolstvi jest ma vyvo
jovem postupu a je mnohen
napred i pred Skolami cizicl
velikych statu, jen vice podpo
ry a dilo sc zdari.
| Ke kOnci mann prOSbu k bra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03

zajiste phi politickych schdzfch
mluvit s vaznosti o vychove ve-
die stranickych trik1, narodo-
hospodarstvi, otazek narod-
Mich a pod.
Predni mas myslitel, Ulehla,
dotkl Sc pred 20 lety toho ne,
blaheho zjevu, ze verejnost j
zvlaSte intelligence jevi napro-
stou netecnost ke skole i ucite-
Ii. Die naseho presvedceni "a
mi tony vitezstvi mad nasimi j
temi zapomenutymi stanky u
celist', az tehdy, kdy inteligen-
ce, v1dce naroda, nasi praci u
zna, j bude podporovat a tim
momentem padnou veskery ny
nejsi zmatky i spory, nastane
klidny rozvoj a pokrok Skolske
prace. K nj sc obracime ne
ably pomohla, ale nam poroz-
umela a dGlezitost prace nasi
alespo6 tax ocenovala, jak .oce,
nuje vychovnou ddlezitost We
dy a umeni. "Zalujeme verej-
ne ,ze vedouci intelligence
podporovala klerikalismus i
dnes v prevazne vetsine tax e.
nj ma ukor pravdy a osvety a
tax trpela, re 81 narod "a mi
nulych 80 let wal skolu v ne
uveritelnou nenavist." A dnes?
Neni dosti prikrych i pravdi-
|vych SLOW, jimiz nutno odsou-
dit cynsmus, lehkomyslnost a
bezprikladnou netecnost inteli-
gence, jez vedome pase zradu
"a zradou ma svych opravdu
krasnych programech, v nichz
tolik horuje otazkach skol-
stvi, vzdelani z kulturniho po-
kroku. Zaprodava zajmy sla-
beho, - chudeho, jenz nemu-
ze svym detem dati jineho, nez
dobre vychovani a vzdelani, ma
nez reakcni zivly utoci.
Bylo nutno odbociti, pone-
! vadz je zapotrebi veskere sna-
i by moderni a reformni podpo-
rovat a S mimi sc seznamovat,
ma skoly mladez pax jest po-
: trebi vynaloziti posledni halef,
nebot' tax mGzeme mnohem
vic profitovati nezli v bankach
- vzdyt' peniz ulozeny We We
domostech dovednostech sc
,nejlepe zuroci ma ,dcerach j sy-
mech celeho naroda. Nepo-
'chopeni snah ucitelstva spool
va take tom, re prace vycho-
vatelova neni tax patrna, jake
tfeba fysicka prace uhlokopa
'neb namnoze sablonovita pra-
ce urednikova. Vychova pae.
dagogova byva ocenena teprve
po 15-20 letech, az hosi do
rostou statne muze a dlvky
" zeny. Tudiz ucitelstvo ne.
zasluhuje posmechu "a svou
'praci, rovnez ne opovrzeni
Kdo saba ma existenci ucitelo'
WI, vrazdi vlastni narod a o.
chuzuje o vychovu a vzdelan
sve deti.
Predeslanym cht6l isem bra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03

trim nebo sestram, ably 81 w.
korespondenci, pred
mety. yyrobky, sblrky Sc mnou,
cemuz bych velice vdecil. Ia
jlmaly by mne dila We shora
psanem smeru, tfeba CHI, jez
rad vymenim.
S bratrskym pozdravem slam
ske deti a Br. Svab, nc. SlanI
Ceskoslovensko.
I've vykladni skrini ''Sveta"
ma Broadway, umisteno jest
nekolik fotografickych ukazek
zakovskych praci "a vystavy
Skolnich pomucek V Slanem.) }
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03

Byvala kdysi devcata, ktera
Sc velmi opatrne kolem dokola
rozhlizela, zda-li sc ma ne ne
kdo nediva, kdyz vstupovala do
elektricke tramwaye a musela
81 troSicku nadzvednouti sukni.
Ma takovato devcata sc uz dnes
ovsem nikdo mas nepamatu-
lie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Coach Rau Working
Boys Hard for Big
Sessions on FRIDAY


Coach Rau Is giving his lads a
hard program 10 follow this week IN
preparation for the football double
header with jerks and Keller Friday
afternoon At Lee stadium. TULSA
high is doing something bit differ
ent this year IN staging double
headers on The gridiron.
Rau has divided his men into two
separate aEgrcgations. one will meet
jerks. the other Kiefer The teams
have been facing each other during
the scrimmaEe practices during the
past week and yesterday PLAYED n
regulation game Of Is minute quar-
ters
The Tulsa high athletes have been
putting all their attention 20 per-
fecting their aerial attack and tack
ling. The boys have been exception
ally weak at tackling in the first two
games and Rau has been working to
strengthen the teams defense.
Hardie will probably he out OF the
game Friday because OF injuries ana
bud" Wheatlev, who has shown up
particularly well on the defensive
against Bixby and Ramona has been
working AZ center and will probably
start the game.