The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-03-31

Arthur Brisbane, the highest sal
aried newspaper man In America, who
spoke before the Chicago's Womans
club in that city recently. said journal
ism is "the greatest thing in the
world Not even love did he hold as
an exception Simply because journal
ism itself Is just a big bundle of love.
and all that Is not love in this mag
unanimous profession Is pitched into
the waste basket. This has proven
true IN tho careers OF Kentucky WON
IN who are succeeding in newspaper
work today.
Especially in the experiences OF
Mrs Daisy Fitzhugh Ayers. a ken
tuckan. now engaged in newspaper
work al the national capital. She
uses more love than words as a CORE
spondent for the seven largest papers
in seven other states besides Ken
lucky Mrs. Ayers has been on the
stan OF the Courier. Journal bureau In
Washington nine years and is connect
I'd with several New York publicU
lions She Is the author of The Con
quest" q novel OF Washington life.
Mrs. Ayers was reared Ia the newspa-
per homo OF Lexington and she has
been writing ever since she was a
school girl. She "a the widow OF a
Yale honor man. Her parents are Capt
aud Mrs. II. Il. Fitzhugh. who came to
the Blue Grass capital FROM Nirginla.
Girls Of the "Pennyrile."
In Breckenridge county Miss Eva
Midlothian and Miss Wayne DcIiaven
are bright young women who are MAX
Ing moro than pin money by CORE
spending for The Breckenridge News
and The Fourth District Leader. Miss
Midlothian Is correspondent FOR the
News from Irvington and Miss Della
ven IS representative for The Leader
at Cioyorport They are paid well for
their CORES ondence. Miss McGloth-
Ian had never written for a newspaper
before she took mp the work for The
News and me way she learned to
write items may be helpful to the girl
who wants TO learn reporting. She
clipped reports about fires. deaths and
daily occurrences from different pa.
pers and by these she learned TO write
the news happenings Of lrvington
Connected with The News is a most
remarkable young girl. Miss Esther
Jackson, who has been I'm Mr. Bah
bage's Office nearly six years and she
began work when she was fifteen
years OF age. When the local editor
Is on duty. she can write the news
matter with perfect ease. although her
regular duties are confined TO the
printing department.
Writers Of Central Kentucky.
At Lexington are Ave young women
who have attained journalistic accom-
plishments and whose efforts have
heen remunerative. They are: Miss
Mary n. Bryan. Miss Katherine Hull
Billinesley. Mrs. Mary Bradley Ralley,
Mrs Desha Breckenridge and Miss
Alice Lloyd.
Miss Bryan Is society editor for The
Lexington Leader. She has been with
that paper thirteen years and has ney.
or missed but two months from the Of
fee I'm that time Miss Bryan Is an
enthusiastic club woman OF Kentucky,
belonging to the Lexington Chapter of
the ID. A. r.. the Woman's Club OF
Central Kentucky and the Filson Club
Of Louisville.
Miss Billingsley Is society editor Of
the Lexington Herald. She is the
daughter OF the well-known lawyer,
George Il. Billingsley. who married
Miss Mamie Davidson, daughter OF
one of the most successful bankers in
the South.
Mrs. Railey has been with Mrs. ].