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earnings and expenses and mainten-
ance the capacity of railway facilit-
les; railway credit as compared to
credit of industries and public utilit-
les generally and their relative ability
secure money; the general financial
situation as reflected in failures and
rates that have to De paid for new
money by American industrials and
foreign governments, and the trend of
wholesale prices compared to freight
rates.
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NOTICE

We will accept a corn at Sc abOve
market price or shelled corn mt &c
above market price, on all past due
hook accounts.
Miller Hardware Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06
"THE BLUE KITTEN" AND A BACK

The smoke effect in the third ACT
and the attendant dance and music
is especially effective. Then there is
a unique combination of the movie
and reality in race scene. There
is excellent dancing by May Cory
Kitchen and Frances Grand and Ted
Wing.
Two songs at least, Cutie" and
when | Waltz With You are unfor-
gettable. There are Dallas Wexford
and Robert Woolsey always Humor-
Gus. There is also plot which
offers complications arising from the
head porter of "The Blue Kitten
keeping his real calling from his
family, and the engagement Of a
marquis, one of the habitues of "The
Blue Kitten to the porter's daughter.
But it isn't the plot that counts
in musical comedy when there is
Frimi music and Lillian Lorraine's
back again!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06
JAPAN BUILDS A
SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR USE PRINCE
BY CLARENCE DUBosE

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent J
Tokyo, Feb. Ga special railroad
train. which cost about 100000 yen,
or 100000, has just been completed
for the use of the Prince of Wales
in Japan.
The heir to the British throne is
expected to land at Yokohama April
Is, to return the visit made to Eng
land by Crown Prince Hirohito.
Hirohito. now regent and acting
emperor, will meet the Prince of
Wales personally. Hirohitos per-
sonal admiration of the Prince Of
Wales has been made very clear in
various ways, and in addition to the
formal and ceremonious association
of the visit, there will be as much
informal "palling" together of the
two princes as circumstances will
permit.
Hundreds of thousands of British
flags have been distributed through
out Japan. in preparation of the visit
of the Prince of Wales. In every
school the children have been taught
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06
Farm BUILDINGS and fuel
supply Of peal Of RusSlan r
SELLERS IN southern Marulohe

In pre.war days immigration flowed
toward America from the four ends
Of the earth. This tide was damned
by the war and It's resumption retard.
ed by after-war conditions. Both
Canada and the United States erect
ed legislative barriers as to quantity,
quality aud kind.
Canadian leaders now declare that
so far as Canada is concerned. the
barriers must be raised and immigra-
tion encouraged. Lord Shaughnessy.
under whose administration as It's
president, the Canadian Pacific rail.
way performed miracles of colonial
tion and development gor Canada.
says: I'VE must have immigration.
We have had very little since 1914.
On the contrary. am afraid we
have lost somewhat. Then. after
the war. the natural feeling that
grew out of the war encouraged the
placing of restrictions on immigra-
tion that have been most disastrous
in their results. We must have set
tiers from all over the world, not
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06
BY ALICE RoHE

tWritten for The United Press)
New York. Feb 6.-The Blue Kit
ten has been so enthusiastically re-
ceived at the Selwyn Theatre that it
looks as though it would sit in the
lap of popularity and enjoy a rich
saucer of financial cream for some
time.
Since it has gore over so big, II
might be all right to ask few ques-
tons. | was always one to get the
straight of things.
Lillian Lorraine, the beauteous, is
co-star with Joseph Cawthorn Only
recently Miss Lorraine was released
from plaster cast after having been
almost fatally injured in an accident
It was reported her back was broken.
Public interest was sympathetic and
aestretic. For Miss Lorraine is GER
tainly easy to look upon. But what !
want to know is this. Does Miss Lor-
raine give her complete back ex-
posure and a unique and pretty com
plete front exposure just to put the
public mind at rest? If SO we are
convinced down to the limit Of the
spinal column that Lillian suffered
no blemishes. Congratulations, Lii
1ian.
Then again there's something else.
Just because Marian Sunshine has
shiny name, is it necessary to wear
shiny makeup? Miss Sunshine
looks as though she had been var
nished.
Then, too. won't someone answer:
Why is chorus man?
A great deal of the humor of "The
Blue Kitten" is furnished uninten-
tionally by the gay and saucy chorus,
the merry, merry chorus lads.
1t was Horace Greeley who said
"Never begin an article with a ques-
tion' Always amendable to journal
istic precedent, | didn't.
Anyway "The Blue Kitten'-hybrid
though it is-being an adoption from
de Chausseur de Chez Maxim" pro-
duced by Arthur Hammersten-is
lively musical comedy with attractive
music by Rudolf Frimi. The book
and lyrics are by Otto HarBach and
William Cary Duncan. Edgar Selwyn,
Leon Enrol and Julian Mitchell are
responsible for the artistic staging.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06

to sing God Save the King" They
will line the railroad tracks and
streets to hail the distinguished CUES.
everywhere he goes.
An elaborate variety of entertain
ments and court functions have been
arranged under the direction of the
imperial household depart m n I 4.
Among other things picked com
pany of the most famous actors in
the empire-a sort of all-star cast
de-luxe-will present for the Prince
of Wales a special performance of
"The Forty-seven Ronin." This is
the most popular classic of the Jap
anese stage-the exciting story Of
the adventures of forty-seyen feudal
fighters. IT ends rather gloomily
forty-seven comit hara-kiri, or suicide,
but possibly that detail will be
omitted.
The Prince of Wales will live,
while here, at the Akasaka Palace,
the Japanese Crown Princes special
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06
SCHOOLS Il

class work Of those already selected
for the play falls below par. some
other students will be given the
place.
Tho present cast includes Curtis
Orrcll and Hazel Mllar In leading
parts, supported by Edward llollings-
worth. Oswan Moody. Robert Lyles.
Richard Murray Harry Holoomb.
Elmer Skeels. Robert Arnold. Marvin
Balsh. Dan Anderson. Jack Mills.
Ewell Green. Francis Ellis. Thelma
Graham, Katherine Smith. Daisy
Thompson. Mildred Streeter. Ernes.
tine Davis. Hazel Smith. Virginia
McCauley. Georgia Lackey.
Afternoon practice is held three
times week and Monday nights
are used for rehearsals at present.
Quartet At Chapel.
An unusually interesting feature
OF Junior high chapel exercises Fri
day was the appearance of the male
quartet in a popular program.
Members OF the quartet are Roy
Cornwell. Harry Goss. Rev. c. B.
James and G. +. Newell. The splen-
did harmony of the four voices and
the true generosity in their answer
ing encores. together with several
clever stunt songs, the entire pro-
gram was one of genuine enjoyment
for Juniors.
Though all the students of Junior
high have not been attending chapel
exercises on account of the seriously
crowded condition of the auditorium
since the second semester all
students were allowed to attend the
special exercises by crowdlng and
standing in the aisles and the rear
of the auditorium.
Vera Mae Singleton played piano
number, Rustic of Spring" in a
splendid manner
A simple but delicious luncheon
was served by the "a Domestic
Science girls to the quartet imme-
diately after their program at chapel
exercises Friday morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06
peYsonally concucied cPR. land party arr1vlrS
al 81 John. N B. from EnSlahd.

ties. Between 1900 and 1915, Can.
ada absorbed 256.942 immigrants
from from Central Powers and less
than 100 have come In during the
succeeding years Canada realizes
the value OF worthy immigrants, no
matter whence their origin, and the
first steps are being taken to open
her gates to all such. one of these
steps IS the presence of Col J. S.
Dennis. Chief Commissioner OF the
Canadian Pacific Department of
Colonization and Development, In
Europe for the purpose of stlmu-
lating and assisting immigration to
Canada.
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artisans. but men who will go out
on our land. to our forests and to
our fisheries and help to develop
these resources. There must be an
insistent demand upon parliament TO
pass legislation that will open the
doors to them to a reasonable extent
and will permit them to come in"
No pan in Canada knows better
than Lord Shaughnessyhim an
immigrant from the United States
what the immigrants OF various coun-
tries have contributed TO the domin-
ions wealth and welfare. There are
thriving colonies of Ukranians, Poles.
Hungarians. Swiss. Dutch. Scandi-
navians and Welsh, 10 addition to
many of these nationalitles that have
been merged into mixed communi-
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In order that Juniors might hear
the wireless telephone demonstration
given In the Iienior high auditorium
Thursday. the ninth grade aud the
eighth A sections were dismissed at
3 o'clock.
The demonstration was put on by
two professional telephoners who
are touring the country and giving
demonstrations 10 school children.
To demonstrate the possibility of
hearing music aud conversation from
long distant point without the aid
Of wires. concert was given by
local talent in the Junior high audi
torium and vac transmitted to the
audience IN very clear tone
Preparatory to attending the dem
onstration, the science classes at
Junior high devoted one lesson to
special reports and a general discus
sion OF wireless telephony. The
classes we're also taken into the audi
torium where they were shown the
sending instrument. as only the re-
oeiving set was over at Senior.
The second demonstration was
given at four o'clock in order to ac-
commodate the eighth b sections and
the seventh grade from Junior high.
the limited accommodations OF the
Senior high auditorium making the
two concer necessary to accommo-
date all the students.
Freshman Cast Selected.
The general excitement which the
selection of characters for the Fresh.
man play always brings about is fall
ing back into normally again and
routine of practice is well under way.
The play, Hicks at College" will
be given Friday, March g. in the
Junior high auditorium, according to
Miss Camp, class sponsor, who is as.
slsting Mrs. A. b Morgan in direct
ing the play.
Only those students who are doing
passing work in all their subjects
are eligible and, if at any time the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06

Total OF li.2SG.ii9 TONS OF ship
ping passed through the Panama
canal during 1920.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06

Soaking seeds in certain chemical
solutions has been found TO greatly
Increase the yield.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06
NEW BABY ON COLLEGE CAMPUS

Saltwater, Okla. Feb. 6.-David II
a twenty days old baby from an
Oklahoma City orphanage, has ar
rived at the a. and NJ. College to be
come the central figure In the School
of Home Economics Homebuilders
Cottage during the second semester
The plan of baby adoption was
started last September as a means
of giving girl students practical
training in home making. The first
baby David, was adopted into the
home of a wealthy oil man just be-
fore Christmas. David II IS said to
be the youngest child ever secured
for such use at an American college.
The province of New Brunswick
has more moose than any other area
Il, North ~, a,.ion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-06

I palace, and one of the finest il
Japan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
DO CZECH MA NAVSTEVU.

Plovouci palac "Olympic' -
A7.000 tunova rychlolod' White
Star Spoletnosti, vyiede Y So
botu dne -. kv6tna Z Noveho
Yorku do Cherbourgu. Iajist6
Sc stane malokdy, ze ma palub3
Sc nachazi skupina dvou ro-
din. jeiichz tlenov6 pluji ku
evropskym brehum tax st'astni
a snokojeni iako tyto. Jsou to
rodiny PIP. Voit6cha Novotny-
no a J. Funfara. Pan Novot-
ny, spoletnik zname firmy ma
vyrobu chladicich stroju -
"PhoeniX", jede Sc svoii choti
a ctyfmi dcerami, ktere isou
zde rozeny. Po ZastaVce Pa
rili, SvNcaiich a Bavorsku iede
do Czech, ably jeho maticka V
Pod6bradech spatrila americk@
vnucky. Pr posledni navste-
We Y Cechach, pred dvema ro-
Ky, slibil p. Novotny sve matee
2e il pfi$te naystivi $ celou ro-
ainou a timto sVuj slib splnuje.
Nimo matkv ma p. Novotny Y
Cechach bratry a sestry.
Druha rodina ma lodi Olympic
Jest p. J. Funfar, znamy OBJ
chodnik 2 kinsman ulice, iede
choti a l3-leton Gceruskou,
iez ODE isou zde rozeny.
Jak p. Novotnr, tax p. Fun
far isou TAX zyam "self-made
man., acali iako delnici a
VvS'nuli Sc IN stupen dneSnl,
pfi tom zustali vzdor .iejich Via
steneckym, spolkovym pracim
a ob6tavostem skromnymi, de-
mokratickymi a netouzili pc
slave. Jejich rodiny isou y
tom duchu vychovany. Zaiist6
re IA teska babicka a souro.
zenci Sc potesi temito americ
kVmi naySt6Vami.
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VYSETROVANf STRAIN TIE.
LESNEHO TRESTANi IA
CTVA v BEDFORD.

Ufaduiici mayor sousednlho
Bedfordu, l.. l.. Horton hodla
zaslati tam6j8i skolni rade pfi-
pis, kterym pozaduje ably di-
sciplinarni system principala
tam6jsi vySsi skoly byl vy5e-
tfen. Jedna Sc o pfipad O. G.
Irwina, jenz utenost v6du
svemu zactvu Vpravoval pone-
kud zastaralym zpGsobem -
Temenem. ke kroku tomu bEl
mayor donucen stiznostmi ro-
diGu, jejichz synkove byli po-
dobnym zpusobem vzdelavani
Clenstvo skolni rady trva jed
nomysln6 ma tom, aby zalezi-
tost lined byla vyrlZena a die
vseho pride ma pretfes iiz
Ultra odpoledne.
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JINE NESTESTf " PRVNf
DEN MOVE SEZONY
v LUNA PARKU.

Ia prvniho dne Y Luna Par
ku doSlo k druh6mu neSt6sti,
jehoz ob6ti sc stal 13-lety hoch
Tony Mannino z els. 2618 w
chodni III. ul., ktery nav$tlvil
"zabavne" ono misto s rodici.
Hoch uzival vSech atrakci,
houpatek, skluzavek atd. po-
kud mu penize staGily, mezi-
tim co rodice jeho 81 howell ma
laviGce. Hodiny myjely, bylo
jiz II hodin noci, a Tony Sc
neobievoval. Rodite nemohou-
ce Sc hocha doGkati, Sli SAINT
domu v domence, re Sc Tony
vratil snad sam. Kdyz vsak
iej donna nenalezli, oznamili
2mizeni policii.
Y parku sam6m, nocni hli-
daG Earl Ackley konal obvyk-
lou pochuzku, pfi ktere svftil
elektrickou syitilnou do vSech
podezfelych koutu q tu objevil
pod prkny scenick6 skluzavky
obrysy d6tsk6 postavy. Byl to
Tony, popalenina ma ruce ma
sV6dGovaIa, ze Sc uchopil dra-
tn vysokeho napjeti elektrick6
no, coz zmafilo mlady jeho III
vot. Pfivolany otec pax ziistil
"a narku, ze jest to ieho po-
hfesovany SYN. Mrtvola do.
pravena byla do okresni marni-
ce. Die policejnl theorie pod
lezl hoeh pod podlahu, aby HE
dial pfipadne utrou9ene penize
osobami sklu2avkr pouzivaiiei-
mi pfi tom priseI Y osudny
styk dr@ty.
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MOVE IILAsOVANi ZRfZEN-
Gu POULICNICH DRAH O
MZDOVE OTAZCE.

Tajemnik unie w. NJ. Rea
vcera ohlasil, re bude Romano
move referendum kondukteru a
fiditu motoru poulitnich drah,
pokud Sc tyte platu nabizend>
no spoletnosti. Rozhodovano
bude 0 pfijeti move mzdy neb
zda otazka tato ma byti vyfi-
zena pomocl arbitrace. Q moz-
nosti stayky hlasovano pry ne
bude.
Move hlasovani byIo urceno
uniovymi uredniky po schulz
ma ktert nekteri Glenov6 pro-
hlasili, re ia pfede$l6ho refe-
renda dobfe neporozumeli pod
minkam, die kterych jest ne
zbytnosti, predloziti k arbitra-
ci celou novou smlouvu.
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PROROKUJE VELkOU PRO-
SpEPiTU NEMECkA.

0. NJ. Whitstock Cd firmy
Robert c. Meyer & Co., ban
k9rsky zavod pro cizozemske
ukIadani, sidlici V New Yorku,
meSkal vcera Clevelandu, Sc
vyslovil, re Nemecko Sc b3hem
pet nejblizslch roka probere
z financnl tisne. Obdrzel. pry
z Berllna telegram, Za NGmec-
10 r. 1922 pine dostoil reparac
MIN povinnostem bez ohledu
ma TO, jak dopadne revise TAX
zVan6 reparacni komise. Do
tytny jest i pine pfesvedcen,
re n6mecka marka jiz Y nej-
blizSich tydnech pocne stoupa-
ii, soudi tax re zlatych zasob
reservnich, jakoz velkeho roz
machu pramyslu. TAX Kruppo-
wy zaVody V ESSenach zamest-
navaii 0 5000 d6lniku vice nez-
III Ia vypuknuti valky. Nevy-
rab6ji Sc arci kanony, ale To-
komotiVy, jefaby, dalni stroje,
gasolinove motory, psacl stroje
odstfedivky ma smetanu atd. O
5000 papirnach Sc hlasi, re jsou
skorem V plnem chodu "a pine
.pracovni DOLBY a podobne Sc
pracuie iv pradelnach bavlny,
kde dostupuje vyroba jiz 900.
Take jest cd valky poprve hla-
sen vetSi vyvoz nez-li dovoz.
Proroctvi Sc dobre poslou-
cha, nema-li ale hatek, ze pan
Whitstock mluvi, Jen pro pro
speech zavodu, ktery prodava
marky valn6 znehodnocene Ia
americke dollary.
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PIES "BiLY KVITECEk".

Die teskn6 pisn6 HaSlerovy,
"a ieiichz zvuku Sc loucili za
minute valky naSi vojaci q ie-
iiz tkliya melodie skutetne jde
k srdci, pojmenovan Jest pies
Ceskoslovenskych Legionafu,
ktery Y hlavnim sale Ceske Ma
rodni Budovy zapocne jiz 0 A..
hod. odn. nedeli, aby skoncil
kratce pred pulnoci. K spolu-
cinkoVani jest ziskana vybor-
ma hudba a po,ad2iici VVbor
Sc VSemozne postaral, ably jake
vzdy milym spolulegionarnm
ami vitanym h6stum niceho ma
rozemsk6m bIahu Sc nedosta-
va'o. Kdo chces proaiti sku-
tecne p6kne chvilNy, prijd u
zazpivej nami:
"A ia 81 ten kVitetek,
"a cepici dial,
abych na sFou panenku,
stale yZpomlnal-.'
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PCERED POPRAVTNTHO
PURPERY.

Z domu {. 2514 Central ave.
konal Sc vtera pohreb Y ntery
popraven6ho 19-let6ho spolu-
vraha Slye a Fannera, Sama
Purpery. Pred dunn smutku
komandovan byl oddil policie,
ably velky dav zv6davcd drzan
byl V patfitnych r:ezIch. Mr.
tvola pohfbena byla ma hrbito-
We Kalvarii.
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CPUSTENA RODlNA 81 DO
SLA PRO UVGZNENEHO
ZIViTELE.
Ditky zbaveni otce pro ne
patrny pfestupek prot
prohibici.

patrny pfestupek proti
prohibici.
Kdyz nocni hlidac federalni
budovy konal prvni obchuzlu
n chodbach zaslechl tiche d6t-
ske volani, slouGen6 s plaCem.
Zbvstfjl sluch, al koneGne OBJ
jevil, ze hlasy pfichazi z jedn6
nepouzivane uradovnv. Ote-
vrel dy6re a nalezl ' koute
schoulen6 tfi placici ditky, dev
&c as 5-let6 diva ho5iky, 3 a 2
let6. Chlapci drzeli Sc star8i
sestfitky. PrekvapenJ ponce
ny tazal Sc detf, co V budovG
pohledavaii, ale nedostal Cd
pov6di, teprve ma otazku po
iment, odv6tilo devtatko, ze Sc
imenuie Stefina. DalSim w
setfovanim vyslo ma ievo, ze
otec deti byl federalnim soud-
Gem Westenhaverem odsouzen,
aby ulozenou mu pokutu 5000
odpykal vezenfm. K penezit6-
mu tTestu odsouZen byl %. bfe-
zna nroto - ze u neho byl ma
lezen prohibici V klatbu dany
napoi.
Ponocny pfivolal vypomoc-
nGho klerka soudu Spoienych
Statu Freda Denzlera, ienz 81
vzpomn6l. re vcera casn6 do
poledne prisla k n6mu do IRA
doVny zena tTemi d6tmi, jez
iej Drosila, ably V okresnim We
zeni Zavfen6ho muze pustil ma
syobodu, COZ tento arci uciniti
nemohI a zene ''poradil'. aby
81 vzala pravnika. Po t6to ra-
de Hena pry smutne pokrGila
ramenem q 5 detmi odeSla.
Pozd6ii ziiSt6no, ze Sc iedna
0 smutnl pfipad krajana Mika
HofinEa, 24)2 East ave. Lo-
rain.
Jak Stefina vypravuie, do
we'd a je matka do opuStene Il
fadovny, nachazeiici Sc prave
naproti Gradovn6 soudce We
stenhavera. kde zanechala je
Sc shbem, ze pro ne PRIDE.
Nalezenci byli vyhladli a 30
nale@;tcm posiln6ni, jehoz Sc
Jim cd dobrEch lidi dostalo
brli dopravoni do nalezince, c
1916 Woodhill rd., kde zusta-
non, AZ rodiGe jeiieh si pro ne
n idou.
Historic, iez illustruie poze-
hnani prohibice pravi vice, nez
Ii mnohosyazkova kniha. Kan
Sc pod6la matka opust9nych
nebyl0 ieSt6 dnesniho rama zli,
5ltno. D6Yte samo pravilo, ae
otoc lest Y aalaii. ale re nll
neudelal 4 na dotaZ, zda my.
sli, 2e matka 81 pro ne pride
odpoVtdGlo, majic yelke modro
oc' zality slzami, ze ano.
| Podoblznu malych putovnikt
za otcovu sVobodu pfinasl dne
Sni Plain Dealer, petiletou Ste
finu, 3-leteho Jana a 2-leteh,
Antonina. Fotoqraf zachyti
je okamziku, kdy mali oro
doynici byli podeleni kolaci
coz patrne m6lo a nasledel
detsky spokoieny vyraz iejicl
tvaiitek.
Pripad neni nikterak oiedi
naly, stava Sc dosti casio, Il
: matky podobnIm zpusobem q,
, monstrujl, aby dosahlv propu
stem odsouzenych muzu = II
viteld, kteri nemohou neb ne
chteii pencil prispivati k fl
nanfnimu ozdrareni yefejnVcI
. fondn - neb k stavbam radni
ctvrtich nesy6domitych zbo
hatliku.
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Dite doby.

Matka "Tady isem mela svo
ie prvni dostavenitko." Hol-
cicka: "A kym, maminko?'
- Matka: "lnu, tatinkem, to
Wis" - Holcicka: "A to isl 81
vzala hned toho prvniho?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12

"VeTite ma lasku ma prVni 20
hled - ''Jenom ma tu. Kdy-
by Sc byl 30 druhe lepe podi-
val, nebyl By Sc tax mnohy o.
zenil."
New Britain herald., 1922-10-26

cent of the pupils has been im- proved. and Supt, F. c. Rider of the school is confident that the rev machines will greatly increase the percentage of improvement. The superintendent went to New York and personally investigated the eff ficiency of the new apparatus
 Before adopting 1t he witnessed the operation of the machines, talked with the patients and their relatives and obtained convincing proof of the improvement of those under treat ment. The violet ray ais applied di- rectly to the skull, penetrates 1t, acts upon the mysterious pituitary gland and is the chief factor n the restora- ton of the sense of hearing.
 The use of electricity in the treatment of deafness Is no longer an experiment" Supt. Rider said. Its effects have already been demon- strated and we believe there Is pros- pect of much further development along this line. However, we are not trying to deceive ourselves; neither are we holding out false hopes to others. Where hearing exists among our children we simply want to make 1t of some service and to improve It's use If possible"