The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-01-26
In OUR OWN STATE

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Speak Softly Of LouisviiIe-DuFae lie
Sure Of His Job-Noted Baptist Dies
Bradley a Progressive--the Car
negie Hero Awards.
HURT THEIR FEELINGS
j. Paul Daley, q social worker and
lecturer, hurt tho feelings of the own
ers of Louisville a short time ago
In an address in which he was re-
ported to have laid bare some Of
the evil conditions of the city and
placed the blame upon certain Of
the reputed masters of the metrop-
Oils These masters, to show that
they are the masters, had HIM arrest
ed by their minions, the police,
stripped Of his personal property and
photographed as a common criminal.
Later they had him tried in the
police court where the charge was
found to be untrue, but still their
power was shown in the order Of
the Judge holding him over to the
grand jury. 1t is not safe to talk
about Louisville in Louisville. WISH
tors beware.
DURELLE TO HOLD OVER
Former Judge Geo. DuRelle, now
United States District Attorney for
the Louisville District who has
been on the anxious seat for
some time respecting his re-appoint-
ment TO that position, has been in
Washington this week looking after
his own interests. 1t is now stated
that Senator Bradley has withdrawn
his opposition and there is no long
er any doubt about the re-appoint-
ment.
DIR. WHITSITT DIES
DIR. w. H. Whitsitt, who was for
a number OF years President of the
Southern Baptist Theological S mi
nary in Louisville, died in Richmond,
Va, this week. DIR. Whitsitt r, sign-
ed his position in Louisville in 1899
owing to controversy which had
arisen and bitter opposition to him
resulting from a publication of his
in which he took the position that
immersion as form of baptism VAS
but a few centuries old. He was bit
terly assailed by factions in the
church, DIR. T. t. Eaton of Louis
Vile leading the fight against him.
Shortly after moving to Richmond he
was elected Professor in a college
in that city. Memorial services were
held in some of the Baptist churches
and the Theological School on Sun
day concentrating his life and
work.
BRADLEY WITH THE PROPHETS
In last weeks issue mention was
made of the conference of young
Republicans at Louisville seeking TO
put new life into the party to
make 1t progressive. AS Senator Brad
ley was not present, and no mention
seemed to be made of his position
In regard to the conference, it was
taken for granted quite largely thru
out the state that 1t was a movement
In opposition to him and his influence.
IL now appears, owing to the publ
cation OF letter from Mr.. Bradley
to the chairman of the conference,
that Bradley himself is one Of the
young men," and that he was con
senting to the meeting and fully en-
dorses all the speeches and the plat
form enunciated. The Citizen for
one Is glad to welcome the
Senator into the ranks of the pro-
gressives. II would be good to see
his name along with those of Bever-
idge. Cummins. LaFollette and the
rest who are perfecting the PROCESS
I've organization in Washington.
A KENTUCKY HERO
The Carnegie Hero Fund Com
mission recently made nineteen q
wards for rescues or attempted rescues
from drowning. three awards for res
cues from fire. two from suffocation
In wells and one each from q train
and shooting. A Kentuckian. Jas.
v. Logan. received q medal and two
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