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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06
LEAGUE ENTERTAINS

The local Epworth League enter
tanned last Friday night in the home
of Miss Ruth Unidentified on Clifton
Street.
The first contest was won by Miss
Lula Mae Pearson--a box of candy.
The second contest won by solving in
terrogatories was won by Miss Geor-
gia Mccall, who became the happy po-
SCISSOR of monkey climbing string.
Miss Maxine Garner entertained
the Leaguers with readings and piano
accompaniments.
Mrs. Jack Tennessee was head of
the refreshments committee-and
they were wonderful salads with hot
chocolates.
The entertainment was one of the
best had by the League.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06
IT'S THE CITIES
NOT THE WOODS.

It's the cities, not the woods that
are full of Democratic candidates for
the United States Senate to succeed
the Hon. X. d. Mcclellan, of Mem
phis. Here's the list, announced, and
expected to announce, and you may
make your pick and take your choice
when the primary ballot lies before
you, if all get on and stay on the
track: Mcclellan Ito succeed himself)
Capt. G. T. Fitzhugh, of Memphis,
Ham Patterson, at large as long as
anti-saloon money holds out and
Memphis when it fails, Blue Lawyer
Noah Cooper and Prof. Gus Dyer, of
Nashville.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06

one of the features is the fact that
there are no separators between the
working surfaces the plates, eliminat-
ing practically all of the cause for re-
pairs on the ordinary storage battery.
In all tests to date representatives
of the factory state that 1t has not
been found necessary to recharge any
battery except by using the genera
tor on the car, set at the usual eharg-
ing rate of eight ampheres.-San
Bernardino, Calf, Daily Sun.
The Gill battery is offer ed to the
public in West Tennessee by the Lex.
ington Auto Battery Company, OF
which Mr.. r. s. Peoples is President
and Mr.. C. L. Hicks, Vice-President
and General Manager. They have a
stock of 81 200 worth Of batteries in
their place of business and respectful
ly ask that the buying public come
in and see them.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06
SESSION
CHANCERY COURT.

Chancellor w. H. Denison held an
adjourned session of the Chancery
court for the hearing Of two or three
cases last Tuesday.
Albert Williams, colored, was given
a divorce from Johnnie Williams,
who deserted him several years ago.
Mrs. Mary Austin was given a di-
vorce from A. F. Austin, the latter
living in Louisiana.
Quite number of persons were
present as witnesses in suit over a
mule trade between two Bolens OF
Wildersville and vicinity.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06
MASONIC INSTALLATION.

Constantine Lodge, No. 64, F. & A.
NJ, at the stated meeting in Decem-
ber elected and installed the following
officers:
W. NH. E. Riley.
S. W.. d. Roberts.
j. W.. B. Scott
Secretary-F. j. Azbill.
Treasurer. r. Montgomery.
Chaplain-Fleetwoo Ball.
s. D.-Everett Scott.
]. DC. E. Montgomery.
s S.-Felix Greasy.
J. S.-M. B. Hart.
Tyler-Joe Franklin.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06
THE WHEAT CROP
IN TENNESSEE.

Hon. G. L. Morris, of Robertson
County, agricultural statistician, bu-
reau of markets and crop estimates,
U. S. Department of Agriculture, who
comes to Lexington once in a while,
reports the wheat acreage in Tennes-
see greater than last year and condi-
tions good. The weather was favora-
bic for seeding and so far the plant
has had good growth and is free from
the ravages of insects. Tennessee has
not had profitable experience with
wheat and the amount sown has drop
ped from 1,181 900 acres in 1900 to
100000 in 1920. This year the acre
age sown is 505,000 and the condition
now SO per cent.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06
NOTICE.

Unless those who are indebted to
us pay present accounts or come and
make satisfactory arrangements, from
now on we will refuse to answer your
calls except cash or its equivalent ac-
company same.
Yours truly,
DIR. +. G. MAXWELL, Darden,
DIR. S. I. G0FF,. Chesterfield.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06
NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.

Rev. r. L. Norman will preach Sun
day at 700 p. m, at the NJ. E. Church
South. Those who heard him two
weeks ago will be glad to hear him
again
The Quarterly Conference will be
held Monday night. The officers are
expected to be present. All others
arc invited The pastor will preach
at IL: a. m. Sunday School at 9:45
a. m.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06

Down at Atlanta, bunch of Ku
Klux "goblins," have filed lawsuit
against the organization, seeking to
tie up the funds in the hands of Sim
mons, the wizard, ct al. The Cath
olics, Jews and niggers, who are un-
necessarily barred from membership
in the noble khan, are getting along
pretty well, thank you.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
0TOK Ma SEKRETARE POKLADNY.
USTANoVEN tsMELLONovO BYLO
PRYi. .NEZAKONITYM. =.
OBVlNENf TOTO vZNESL SENATOR WATSON. q
GEORGE, JENz Sc ODkAZUJE MA starry
ZEMSK1 ZAKON.

Washington l5 dnora Sekretaf Mellon drzi trad Sc
kretare pokadny rozpo zakonem mze b pro
podzen onoho msa uzna n6kdo dobr6 odpfisahnout
ma neho zatykat senator Watson demora George proha
sill v senate dnes pozd6 odpoledne.
Zakon ehoz pfestupku Mellon dopusti zakazuie Sc.
kretar pokadny zamesnava akymkol obchodem pr
myslem.
Senator Watson sdeli senatu Mellon mdze byt dan
obzaobu kdykoli uzname dobre" senatu odstavec
243 revdoyanych zakon vyslovn6 zakazue Meonoyi
podrzet 81 trad kery nyn zasav Tm re zdstava trade
sekreaf Mellon denne porusue zakon dale Watson
re jest vseobecne znmo Mellon jest jednim nejbohat
sich muzd zemi.
Senator Watson vyzval senatora Hefina Alabamy,
podal sve mn6n "co lid souti bude akym zpsobem
nase ylada Jest fzena kdyz zonec neporestan neposo
chaic zkona otevrene krkave pacha zlocn jest poAe
chan sprave nasch nronich Jest povsfen dko9a
bondovat duhy povnnovane nam zavrane sumo $1l O0O
100000"
Senator Hefn odpoveds pouze re senator Watson asna
d"kazal ze sekref Mellon pfsupaje zakon ze jest Cas-
ably senat promuvil.
Watson dale prohasi pokadny Stewart re-
sgnoval tre den SVEN enatem kdyz president
Grant zvedel opatfen zakona.
"A kdyz Stewart resignova, pokracova senator 'pros
byp Mellon neme resignovati? Proc mel by trade
tax drze pestupovat zakon? On to vi Rovnez president
Harding to vi republikanska pohnana
zodpovednosti letos podzm nebo nev6m da
b zreme porusovani zakona clenem kabnet kyz de po
cele zemi jsou stihani pr omacherne pfesupky'
Ku konc Watson vyzval "vsechny advc-
katy senate aby pokus vyvrt eho tvrzen sekre
tar Mellon nema prava zasavan sveho radu Nkdo ma tn
to vyzvu neodpovede.
Senator Watson zmi1oval Melonovi ako 'koosalni
posave obchodnim svete prohlas nema mic vice
prava by ekretaem pokladny nezl by mel j. P Morgan
John D. Rockefeller nebo Glen frmy Sears Roebuck CO.
Zakon nejz senator Watson opira vrzen byl pfat
prvnim kongesem resgnac ekretare pokadny Stewarta
administrace presdena Granta zmiuje John
ne sve knize "Dvacet let kongresu.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
26 ULSTERANU OSVOBOZENO.
SPOLEcNA KOMISE MA VYSETROVATI PRfcINY
POHRANICNfCH SRAzEK.

Londyn, Is. 1nora. - Acko pomery vane nezlepsy
Beast kde pordzna elba trvajici cey byla
tax vazn ako vcera rozmnozvs pocet obe ckova suace
jevf mnohem slibnejsi.
Uspokovym prbehem byo propusteni dvacet sesti
senych Ulstefani dix s Mhaela Conse kdezto die pro-
hasen Wnstona Churcha sn6movne posaneck6 bricka
vada ocvdne 81 pree aby seven vada osvoboda brace mi
ce chz veznen jest patne tou ednou pnou proc nekte
2 unesenych Ulstefand sou dosud drzeni
Collins mel dnes dlouhou poradu Churchilem, ale patr
NE nevide Llovda George.
Winston Churchill sekreaf pro koonie moh sdeti sne
ovns poanecke dieztou novinu ieho navrh un6nc
byo dohodnut ably spoecna komse vysea pr6ny srazek
ma hrancch mezi hem Irska vsech okolnos
tim souvisejfcch.
Podobne oznameni snemovn6 lordG ucni lord Brken
head ale neta obavou re nen mnoho vyhidek
prateske dorozumen mez Michaelem Collnsem Siren
Craigem.
Belfast Is unora Pc nekolika hodnach kldu stfelba
bya obnovena rnznych casech mesa Poce byla
pouz rucnc strece ukryte sechach nych mistech
p toku bodaky sroceny dav jeden csta by tezce
ranen.
Ones odpoedne tupa sest muzd vpada do kancela pfa
daren Falls Road zahaa bezes sova vysrahy pabu.
Pfruc fdtel William Dufn by miste zab jeden klerk
poranen +@@F
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
CfVILNI ARMADA DOSUD
SlLNA.
Ma federalni vyplatni listin1 je
asi 564, ,OO9 zam9stnanci.

Washington, Is. 1nora. Ne
davna konference ma omezeni
zbrojeni netykala Sc ovsem ci-
vilni armady Stryce Sama. kite
Ira jest dosud velmi silna, til a
p6l roku po valce. A vzhledem
k r6znym lovym cinnostem Via
dy media Sc vIbec otekavati, re
tato armada Sc prihlizi nekdy
ku svemu predvalecnemu sta
WI.
Vr. 1913 bylo $4,000 fede-
ralnlch zam6stnancI We Spoje-
nych Statech, 100000 po cele
zemi III 900 We Washingto-
ne. Nyni jest jich asi 1000 a
2 techto $4,000 We Washingto-
ne.
Ia pocetnost teto armady by
la svalovana zodpov6dnost ma
administered Wilsonovu, Meme
ne vsak skutecnosti jest, ze pet
sestin zredukovani bylo prove
demo pred tim, nez nastoupila
trad pfitomnA administrace. z
kruhil dobfe informovanych sc
tvrdi, re uvazi-li Sc normaln(
wrist poctu lrednik1 a "a
mestnancd rok Cd roku, pocet
jejich nebyl by daleko cd ono
no pritomneho, i kdyby nebylo
byvalo valky a nelze tudfz O.
cekavati znacneho zmenSovanf
poctu 1rednikI a zam6stnancI.
Ma poGatku roku bylo $4,000
zam6stnanci We vladni sluzb9
vesWashingtone, dvakrate tolik
JaRo pred va1Kou. Dne 2s. lno-
ra 1921, ctyri dny pred nasto-
lenim p. Hardinga, bylo jich
85, 522. V tomto spatrovan jest
dIkaz, ze byla to Wilsonova
administrace, jez Sc snazila
zmensiti pocet vladnich uredni
XII a zam6stnanci ze Jest
nespravedlive obvinovani jako
by byla udrzovala "civilni ar
madu" zrovna tax silnou po
valce jake Ia valky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
PORAzKA ITALt v
TRIPOLI.

Londyn, Ia. 1nora. - Domo-
rode kmeny v Miscrata v Tripo
Ii zvedly Sc proti italskemu
panstvi a "a prvni srazky kra
lovskym vojskem 25 Itald zu-
stale ma boiisti a asi sto je tez-
ce zranenych. Porazeny ital-
Sky sbor pc bitve ustoupil pri
tonne vytkava posil, ably pro-
ii rebelnm mohl vytahnouti.
Mimo to Rim byl pozadan, ably
posadky vsude v Tripoli byly
sesileny a vice jizdy do kolo-
ME bylo poslano. Vreni mezi
domorodci v Tripoli trvalo jiz
davno, lee teprve minuly tyden
doslo k otevrenemu nepratel-
stvf, kdy nekolik prednfch ital-
skych hlfdek uplne bylo vyhla-
Zeno. \
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
REVOLUCE cERNOCHu.

johannesburg. Jizni Afrika,
ID. unora. - Nasledkem vSe-
obecne stavky uhlokopi j j.
nych horniku Kapsku, doslo
ma nektervch mistech k vel
kym nepokojGm a zvlast' pozo-
ruhodna vZpoura sc udala u
Fordsburgu. kde diva tisice Ger
nosskvch stavkaru dobre ozbro
ienvch vrhlo sc ma kolonie be-
lochd. Domorodci byli sice kr-
wave odrazeni, jest vsak obava,
ze vzpourv cernochu budou Sc
onakovat v jinych krajfch.
Nvneisi vseobecna stavka hor-
nikG v Africe uvolnila totiz ka-
zen cernych d6lniki. kteri sta
vaif Sc troufalejsimi a belos-
ske osady pfepadavaii j pleni.
Pakli by lokalnf policie nesta-
ella. Wade 'nezbude jineho ne5
proti domorodcdm vyslati neko
lik nluki sveho vojska. -
Stavka rozsifila sc liz ma VIDA
lAne zaborv a rovn9z mezi zla-
tokopy a delniky v diamanto-
vvch polich tisfce muzd zaha-
II -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16

Los Angeles, Is. 1nora. -.
Ones bylo zde zat6eno osm mu-
IzG, ktefi nastrojili spiknuti "a
l1celem vymameni $4,000 cd
ljisteho prominentniho zdeisi-
no obchodnika, kteremu Wy
lhrozovali smrti, nesplni-li je-
Ijich pozadavky. Timed vysky-
lily Sc domenky, ze snad ,hQhli
by byti. We spojeni vrakdou
ITaylorovou a podrobeni ostre-
fmu vyslechu, nez mic nevyslo
Ina jevo, co mohlo by vesti ma
|urcitou stopu. Mack Sennett,
|znamy producent filmI a ma
nager Mabel Normandove, po-
droben byl vyslechu zastupcem
dradovny dist1'iktniho navlad-
|niho ", nadeji, ze snad mohl by
dati .nejake informace, jez by
ma stopu yraha uvedly. Nemelo
to vsak vysledku. Sennett pra
|vil, re $ nejyetsi ochotou po-
mahal by iifaddm v patrani po
vrahu. Al -dosud odmena
$4,000 byla vypsana "a infor-
maci. jez by vedla k vypatrd-
mi vraha Taylorova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
VYSLANEC PRO KUBU Sc
PODEKOVAL. a

Washington, Is. 1nora. -
Boaz w. Long, americkt vysla-
nee pro kubu Cd r. 1919, po-
dial svoji resignaci presidentu
Hardingovi Sc zadosti, aby We
sln v platnost lined. Prosly-
cha Sc, re Sc venuje obchodu We
Strednis Americe. Long byl We
'SpsjeMyeh Seatech NJ Sksli ikA4sse
slcd, opustiv Kubu brzy potion,
kdyz pfijel tam gen. Enoch H.
Crowder, jako osobnf zastupce
presidenta Hardinga.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
DosTAL PRvNf BONUS.

Columbus, O. Is. 1nora.
James Robinson z Gallinolis. je
nepochvbn6 nrvni driv9isf vo-
iak. ienz obdrzel skutecne pc
nize ia svii bonusovy check.
.Tezto zam6stnan jest v kance-
lari. kde Sc vyfizuii nAroky ma
bonus. Robinson byl u okenka v
ira dovne statniho pokladnika,
kdyz Sc otevfela dnes v 8. hod.
rano. Obdrzel $I85,33 cd po-
kladnfka Archera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
STAVKA MA OSTRAVSKU
= SKONCENA.

Praha, 13. dnora. - Vsichni
uhlokopove z Ostravskeho re-
v'ru no doroznm6n( S pracidai-
ci vratili sc vcera opet do pra-
&C. takze cinnost dolech byla
Ease obnovena. Stavka ma O.
stravskn propukla tTetiho 1no-
ra a nasledovn6 ,trvala asi IT,
den. Kabelopram nepravl. zda
" iinych ceskoslovenskvch re-
vfrech stavka rovn6z byla urov
mana. v minulem tydnu bvlo
totiz hlasano,. ze havifi V ce-
lem Ceskoslovenskn pracet "a
nechali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
svETOvY soJD v HAACU
OTEVREN.
Prvni zasedani4 tribunalu "a.
hajeno "A slavnostnich
obfadG.

Haag, Hollandsko, Is. lno-
ra. - Trvaly soud mezinarod-
nj spravedlnosti byl zahajen
|dnes odpoledne "a slaYnQstnich
|obfad6.
kralovna Vilemina jeji
konsort, prime Henry, dostavili
Sc do mfroveho palace, jakoz i
zastupci mnohych narodu, ne
kteri iiredn6, JIM pouZe jake
divaci.
Dnesni den v6novan byl vet
sinou fecem, V nichz jeho hi
storicka dnlezitost byla zduraz
hovana.
Nikdo re clenI rady Svazu
NarodG nemohl sc dostaviti,
krone DR.. Gastoy Da Curhy z
Brasilie, ienz byl pritomen ia
ko predseda Svazu. z vyboru
juristd ma r. 1920, z nehoz no.
W soud vyvstal, jenom fran
couzsky zastupce, De La Pra-
dele a Adatchi 2 Japanu byli
pfitomni.
Generani sekretar, Sir Eric
Drummond a financni direktor
Sir Herbet Ames Sc sucastnili,
spolu s Jose Villatongou re
Span9lska z mezinarodniho
delnickeho 1radu v Zeneve.
Sir Drummond vidal skvely
hold Americana Elihu Rootovi,
ienz ma neivetSi zasluhu to,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
EGYPT cHcE vYJEDNAvAT

I4ondyn, IA. dnora. - E.
gyptsti nacionaliste vydali ma
nifest, ujist'ujici londynskou
vladu, ze Egypt je ochoten W.
jednavat a jiny druh samo-
spravy pfijmouti. Zdejsi val
de ustanovf. tudiz zvlaStnf ko-
misi. ktera by vyjednayani s
nacionalisty navazala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
ROZRUCH " HAVfRSKfM
SJEZDU.
Alexander Howat, vHdce kan
sasskych havifI, vyhral prvni
bitvu.

Indianapolis, 15. dnora. v
dnesnim zasedani zvlastniho
sjezdu Spojenych dalnfch del
nikd Ameriky rozvifil Sc BOZ 0
otazku, zdali vylouGeni unie
Alexandra Howata, sesazeneho
vndce kansasskych havifn, me-
10 by byti schvaleno a V teto
prvnl bitv6 frakce Howatova
zvitezila. Sized "a velke vra-
Wy Ndrocil Sc ma zitfek, kdy Sc
ocekava, re vynese rozhodnuti
o.vyhost'ovacim rozkaze mezi-
narodniho predsedy .Johna L.
Lewise a ostatnfch administered
Mich jlfedniku. S Howatem by
Ii vylouceni vSichni lrednici
kansasskeho distriktu ma je-
jich mista dosazeni muzi loyal
nj administered.
V bourlivem zasedani dnes-
MIN. b6hem n6hoz Lewis pro-
hlasil, ze zivot jeho byl ope-
tovne ohrozovan V poslednich
deseti dnech, delegati temer
pustili Sc zfetele svoii hlavni
praci, upraveni mzdove sm6rni
&C unie a v6novali Sc 1debato-
vani o vniternich nesnazich or
ganisace.
Marn6 appeloval Lewis ma de-
legaty, ably 81 hledeli iedine o.
tazky mZdy. Zminoval Sc o hro-
zlci stavce Cd ]. dubna jake
..zdanliv6 nevyhnutelne" a IL
Gil havife jako nesmirnou ar
maviu, Jez tesr vvzyvana, zasra
viii Sc predvecer bitvy, "aby
rrala sve spinave pradlo." TYR
dill dale. ze Howat dopustil Sc
poruseni zakona unie svym pri
mym appelem ma Sized.
"Jedina otazka. niz Sc zde
.iedna." pravil Howat We SVEN
apnelu. jest, "isme-li opravne-
nj ku spravedlivemu a nestran-
n6mu soudu."
Lewisovo rozhodnutf. re Ho-
watav appel byl S mlsta, pre-
hl'sovano bvlo konvenci, po-
vstanim delegat1. 977 proti
864, avsak administrator stou
nenci V zaneti zadali. ably Sc
hlosovalo die jmen, jezto pry
J25 Howatovych pfivrzench,
kteri nebvli opravn6m ku hla-
sovani, hlasovalo pro sveho
vHdce.
Hlasovani Gle linen bylo vsak
odlozeno az do zitfka pfiietim
navrhu Franka .Farringtona.
vhdce illinoiskych havirn- a
Howatova hlavniho podporova-
tele. ienz professional proti hla
sovani. pokud vybor ma pove-
fuiici listiny neskoncil svo.ii
praci nerozhodl. kdo lest O.
pravnen ku hlasovani. Ucelem
patrne bylo. abv zfskano bvlo
casu pro missionarskou praci v
1aima vvloucenych kansaskych
havifai., Po odrocenf siezdu s
aoitovanfm lined zapocato a O.
be strany ptedpovidaji vit6z-
stvi.
cTkyyKA MA nCTR AVCKII
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16

re mySlenka ma utvereni mezi-
narodniho soudu spravedlnosti
uvedena byla We skutek. :
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14

the slav dialect a hybrid language grew, and today their descendants in that valley speak Nend, and in Chi- eago there is native newspaper pub lished in that language,
 Only An Incident
 Nend, however, is only an incident in its transator's life al the federal building. for the man who transpases it into English knows ten other Ian guages. Like all the translators in the department, where seventeen men were employed following the passage of the espionage act, he was drawn from the regular force of clerks and carriers, Al present there are six translators on duty, reading newspa- pers and pamphlets in forty-one Ian GunGes and dialects, including Esper- onto,
 Although the rostoftico employs number ot Chinese students as extra clerks and carriers, none Of them have proven able to translate the var ious Chinese dialects into English, and the specialist in this language Is a Norwegian,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14
FRENCH CHILDREN
 HAPPY WITH GIFTS
American Brothers and Sisters Have Brought Sunshine to Them

Paris, April l4,--American children have brought happiness and laughter Into the lives of their little brothers and sisters in France. The pennies and dimes which they might have l spent for candy and sweetmcats have enabled Junior Red Cross to give to the children of France, in their name, % playgrounds and innumerable games.
 All the games and recroatinns which form so much a part of the lives of their little kinsfolk in Ameri. ca are taught the French boys and Girls,
 As proof of their appreciation of the generosity of Americn'S help, the French themselves have now raised a fund almost equal 10 that contrib uted by the children of the United States and are planning to establish a playground of the American type in c'cry important district of France.
 Several of the playgrounds ostab- llshod by tho Americans arc in Paris and are directed by recreation ex- perts from the United States. The average French child, especially the abnormal child born during or inn mcdiately after the war, is not in- clned to play with that robust en- erey and that spirit of team work necessary to it's mental, physical and moral development. Moreover, games like baseball and basketball are not common in France as in America. They must be taught
 One of the principal tasks of the American instructors is 10 teach the French child spirit of fair play and unselfshness.
 The French child is an individual fist, playing alone and guarding ieal- ously its own top. He does not frat ernize or make friends among the children Of the neiFhborhood, As q result he becomes selfish and one | sided. The Americans are trying to show the Wrench children the hap | piness that comes rom community play and team work, They are intro- ducing group games to overcome this [ selfishness and to inculcate qualities cf fairness, good nature and gallan- try.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14
INDIANS PAYING
 FOX EDUCATION
All Funds Expended Belong to the
 Tribes Of the Students

Muskogee Oklno April 1i.--The modern American Indian may be said to be paying his own way in pursuit CT an education. for nearly all funds expended In tho education of the ln- dians of Oklahoma belong to the tribe administered under the depart ment of the interior, according 10 II. C, Calhoun, supervisor of the Five Civilized Tribes schools here, These schools form the largest unit of In dian schools operated under one su- pervisor in the country he added.
 Three Phases
 The supervision of the schools of the five civilized tribes - Cherokee Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek and Sem inole-has to deal with three phases of school activity which are ranked in importance as follows; Tribal boarding schools. pubic day schools and private contract schools. There are nine tribal boarding schools and seven contract schools while the pub lie day school system includes 2,3O6 districts with an enrolment of about
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Questions?

Can You Answer These Questions?
 Do you know why ointments do not give you quick and lasting relief?
 Why cutting and operations fail? s Do you know the cause of piles is internal?
 That there is stagnation of blood in the lower bowel'
 Do you know that there is a harm less remedy discovered by Dr. Leon- hardt and known as HEM ROID, now sold by Clark x Brainerd Go. and druggists generally, that is guaran- teed?
 HEM-ROID banishes piles by re- moving the cause, by freeing blood circulation in the lower bowel. This simple home treatment has an almost unbelievable record for sure, safe and lasting relief to thousands of pile sick sufferers. There is no reason why it should not do the same for you.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14
POSTAL EXPERTS
 KNOW LANGUAGES
Are Able t0 Translate Even Yend,
 a Forgotten Language

Chicago, April 14,--A newspaper clipping in some queer tongue, lay on the desk of Michael O'Maley, assist ant superintendent of mails at the Chicago postoffce, Attached to it was typewriter English translation
 What is that?" said Mir, O'Mallcy in response to a visitors question "Oh, that's Nend, one Of the forty one languages which our newspaper translators know"
 For the benefit Of those who have never heard Of language called Nend, here is it's story, as told by Mir. O'Malley
 The Story or Ncnd
 Hundreds Of years ago. band of Morse vikings forsook the sea and trekked overland into what is now Jugo- Slayia. Here they found q broad, fertile valley, nearly 100 miles across, in the southern part of the present Jugo- Slav kingdom. and settled down, marrying native women, whose tribal tongue Is the Slovenian of the present day.
 From that union of Norwegian and
New Britain herald., 1922-04-14

shop work, carpentry, leather ma chine and metal work, homemakifg for girls and scientific home econo- mics are all a part of the industri1- course, The industrial program is n part time process, Mir. Calhoun cX- paincd, with the pupil dcvoting half his time to industrial education and half to academic instruction. The academic courses arc designed partic- ularly for the Indian.
 Six of the contract schools are de- nominational institutions, according to MT. Calhoun, while the seventh is state agricultural school. Courses in these institutions include the in- dustrial and academic