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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05
ATTENTION TOMATO GROWERS

The Berea Canning Co. are now
for a limited acreage Of
tomatoes for the season Of 1917. We
have increased the price from SOC
to 6Oc per hundred pounds. Those
who are interested will call on Z. T..
Fish or John w. Fowler, Berea, Ky.
ado.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05
Berea College Calendar

April
7. Saturday:
9:3O-9:50 a. m, Divided Chapel: Upper Chap
ell, Rumold; Main Chapel, Hunt.
630-1 80 pm. Free Nesper Hour.
1:30-9:30 y. IN. Literary Societies:
8. Sunday:
s:A5-i0:A5 a. m. College Sunday School.
3:30-i:0 p. m. Open Air Service, Knight.
6:i5-7 10 p. m Young Peoples Meetings
7:30-S:30 pm. Chapel Worship: Upper
Chapel, Roberts; Main Chapel, Raine.
Q. Monday: Free Day.
G.l0-7 30 y. IN. Band Practice.
100 pm. Anniversary Pi Epsilon P Lit
erary Society.
April Gil. National Conference on Teacher
Training for Rural Schools New Eng
land and North Atlantic States, Phlla-
delphia.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05

TO the public fourteen automobiles
were at his command.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05
MUSICALE
College Chapel

April i6. Admission Zoe. For the
benefit Of the School Lunch.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05

the bottle, and in the course Of q
few days il grew 10 its present d.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-06-22
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
236

unhappily much too conspicuous,
you of the vulgar hammered, gum
chewing, nose-calsomined variety,
are doing unspeakable hurt to great
numbers Of our young Jewish
women of high ideals, of gentle
bearing, of fawless life, who are
misjudged and condemned because
Of YOU" And a parallel word must
be spoken to some young Jewish
men whose manners are offending
because the matter Of their life is
indefensible, young Jews who are
the tragic sepulchres of. the one
time noble life of their people:
young Jewish men, you are in
flicting immeasurable injury upon
all the members Of the House of
Israel, because you have cast away
the ennobling birthright Of your
people, because you have exchang-
ed the enriching spiritual treas
ures of your fathers for the base
and sodden materialism which is
become your life. Minority though
you be, the world without adjudges
the majority of our people on the
basis of your own unworthiness.
You are not alone flinging your
own lives into the mire, but you
are morally guilty of the crime of
shedding the blood of your BROTH
ers who bear the stigma Of the
guilt which taints your own lives"
''No Jews Need Apply!" What
if this rule had always been in
force? The world was in darkness,
a man was needed to shatter the
idols of the twilight. Abraham
could not have walked with and be-
come the friend Of God, if the rule
had obtained "No Jews Need APP
ply" In vain would Moses have
sought to deliver his people from
devastating bondage, and heark-
ening to the very accents Of the
Divine voice, to proclaim the moral
law to the heart of man, had mo
Jews Need Apply" restrained him.
The greatest of history's tribunes,
wise, visioning and unafraid, would
never have dared to proclaim Gus
tice, Justice shalt thou pursue" if
upon them had fallen the shadow
of the inhibition "No Jews Need
Apply" And if "No Jews Need APP
ply" had been crystallized into al
most statutory force nineteen hum
dred years ago, mute would have
been the voices of that company Of
Jews in whose spirit Christendom
purports to live. Had mo Jews
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WHOLESALE ARRESTS
 l. W. W. CONTINUE
By Associated Press.


 CHICAGO. oct, lThc wholesale arrcst of members of the [. w. w. organization, commenced Saturday fol- lowing the return Of several hundred indictments by the federal grand jury here, are continuing in all parts of the country.
 Al the present time ono hundred and sixty six are lodged in the Cook county jail and nearly a hundred others have been released on bail fol- lowing their arrest on charges of sedi- tious conspiracy.
 The government Is aparently intent on making complete roundup Of the seditious disturbcrs as federal agents ma securing the country for men who have been connected with efforts to hinder the national war activities and the industrial disturbances fomented by l. W. w agencies. through the fed efal investigations based upon the re- cords of the industrialists.
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Inspector Vim. Maloney gave a short
 summary of his trip of inspection in the territory and district and also de- livered q forecast of the future which betokened hearty belief that the prospects for development are decided ly bright. Jafet Lindcberg, president of the Pioneer Mining Co.,, spoke on mining and mining problems and en- frightened his hearers on many little understood questions Of mining opera tion. J. II. Miles of the Alaska Mines Corporation summarized the mining situation from the standpoint of the dredge miner and predicted that the dredging business will continue to show increased development as the years pass by. A. Poiet, ex-president of the Chamber of Commerce, address, ed the gathering on the possibilities of the fishing industry and pointed to the seasons vegetable crop as evidence of undeveloped agricultural possibili- ties. A. C. Stewart spoke on quartz mining and roads. Senator Sund- back on the building of roads. Duncan Mcdonald. of Candle, on the value of the harbor to the people of Candle and other coast points and offered che full support of the people of his dis- trict in furthering the projects of the Chamber. Walter Shields, supcrin- tendant of the Bureau Of Education, talked of the possibilities of fish and reindeer as Q source of national and
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WILD ANlMALS-DREAM

Tonight patrons of the Dream will have an opportunity of seeing the fam ous Bostock Wild Animals in action. when the play stanley. Among tho Woo Doc Worshipers," will be present ed. It is acknowledged by circus pe0- pie, and ownefs of menageries through out the world. that the Bostock Ani- mals, arc the most intelligent ones ever captured and trained. A Trian- gle comedy "perils of the Park" with Harry Gribbon and Alice Davenport in the leading roles will also bc. on tonight's program.
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world food supply. w. J. Rowe gave some cnlfghtening information on roads and Joseph Chilberg explained how Alaska came to have reputation for ice production. He also delivered some interesting remarks on what he termed ''the real wealth of Alasla" and pointed out that gold occupied no higher than third place in the wealth production of the territory. The real wealth of the country was not in it's gold stores. he declared. but In its fish and copper and other inherent re- sources.
 Mir. F.. l.. Carpenter. the War De partment engineer engaged on the Snake River Harbor plans, gave an outline of the contemplations in the matter of the harbor construction and also delivered some remarks on pros- perity which made decided hit with his listeners. Fred Peterson gare an Interesting discourse on the possibili- ties of reindeer hides as a future source of shoe leather and predicted that the future would see large DOT tion of the world wearing shoes made from hides produced in Northwestern Alaska Martin Ravenkilde. A. J.. Meuller. Jas Halpin. Al Lowe and number of others also contributed to- the cntcrtainment, which lasted until . late hour.
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Although twice driven back during the earlier part of the night the Ger mans again renewed their efforts dur ing the early morning hours only 10 be again hurled back to their trenches after suffering heavy decimation of troops through the French machine gun fire. The German losses were particularly heavy in the region of Gcrcourl where the fighting was cs- pcciallN severe. In keeping with the
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Deputy Marshal Elmer E.cJ rurn- cd from a trip to TauWl con thc Ucuic E yesterday. accompanied hy Tom Watson. who was taken into custody at the Yukon town after being brought from the southeastern, coast bN federal officers following luis arrest lt seward The former Center crocl, miner was admitted to audience with inc Grand Jury at his request this afternoon. r is understood that WJtSon's attorney George D. Schodcld k making propar- ltions to secure the release of his client on bail.
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By Associated Press.

CHfISTIANA, Oct 1--Gcrman con- spirators. spies and propagandists are very active in Norway at the present time and dozens of cases of suspicious fires on steamships and in factories are laid at their doors As was the case in the United States before the war declaration. fires of undoubtedly inccndiary origin have been discovered in the holes of steamers sailing for British and other ports and in almost
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every instance of such occurrences it has been discovered that Germans ot persons of German descent were among the crews
 German were also found employed in practically every factory where fires presented the appearance of mc"n- diary origin have occurred.
 In one instance the German captain of a Norwegian ship has been arrested aa thc instigator of a fire occurring aboard his vessel
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lhis city. all mions hclonging lo their federation are ordered to strike as an active protest against the efforts now being made 10 involve the nation in war.
 The socialist vorl,mcn, Vho were in vitcd to join the anarchists in their efforts to t.e mp the national udus t'sieA. a.s.N''- <, fasssl t~ rCg' irl.ste Tpe industrial unrest continues to grow. however. and there is an imminent
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kEREnSKY ChALl LlEuGES
 OPPONENTS OF GOVT

he declared. were based upon the needs of the situation which confronted the nation in the present period of trial and were dictated by conscientious desire to preserve the national intrcg- ity and the freedom of the Russian people,
 The contentious of parties are, he declared, the enlys.serious danger to be apprehendcd by the Russian people In their upward struggle from bond age and servitude to national and in- dividual freedom. Russia is strong and can defend herself from the enc mics at her doors. he asserted. but
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strif ana disscnsion within are mon aces difficult to combat and will n e evtably destroy all that has been ac- complishcd in the bloody throcs of the revolution unless subverted to the die tates of justice and q lofticr regard for the welfare of the nation. The premier concluded with stirring ex ,hmtation for unity and CO., operation to preserve the country from destructive discord and ultimate desolation
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c. OF c. HOLDS LIVELY SOCIAL

The Nome Chamber of Commerce smoker at the Pioneer Hall Saturday evening brought out a good sized gathering of representative business men and was very much of success in every way. Mir. Ned Darling acted as chairman of the meeting and kept the ball rolling in approved fashion while Refreshment Dispenser Frank c. Dean attended to the wants of the in- ncr man. Numerous addresses were offered during tire ~ ng. the ma Jor.
 ity being strongly commendatory of the new harbor and Of the benefits to he derived from it's installation. All were couched in the most optimistic vein and betokened that the more pro-
 minent interests of the district are by no means discouraged with the future outlook for development and progress. A number of excellent ideas for the furtherence of commerce and industry m this section were advanced by sev- erai speakers and the possibilities of the reindeer and fishing industries were the subject of much discussion. Mayor q. J. Lomen spoke on the work of the Chamber of comerce during the past year or two and pointed pridefully to the achievements of the body and the benefits aceruing to the people of Nome and Seward peninsula as a re- suit of their labors. Territorial Mines
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By Aeaoc,at d Press.

By AoGooiat q Press. | BUENOS AIRES, Sept. % Taking as5trial conditions. the Anarchist workmen, of which there is a large have called for general revolutionary s.fike throughout the Argentine Re public.
 In the call which has been sent ont broadcast from the headquarters in
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BERnST0RFF FUND CHARGES
 CAUSE LIVELY DOINGS

and there have been sundry and num- .erous demands for investigation. But in spite of all the excitement and pow wowing nothing has been developed which seems to connect any of the congressman with the Bernstorff inn plications.
 Secretary Lansing was called into consultation by the house Saturday and told that body that the state de- partment is holding no evidence im- plicating members Of congress with the Bcrnstorff fund. Lansing told the representatives that in the view of the
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BRITISH AVlATORS BOMB GERMAN MILITARY
 ESTABLISHMENT
sy Associated Press.

5y Associated Press.
 LONDON. oct l-An Admiralty statement today says that British ovi- ators dropped more than seven tons of high explosives on a German mill tary establishment in Belgium on Thursday night
 The location of the place attacked is not mentioned and the report makes no comment beyond the statement that the air fleet engaged in the raid re turned to it's base without material damage.
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By Associated Press.

mtmique this morning announces the complete repulso of a series of heavy German attacks directed against the French positions on both banks of the Mouse river during the night.
 The attacks were conducted simuI- tanoously on both sides of the river but at no point were the Germans able to penetrate the French lines.
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RADICALS DECLARE GENERAL.
 STRIKE---ARGENTINE

ptosprct that r nation W,je strike will develop within a short time, especially in the event of th" government con- unnng its present. attitude toward scvoring relations with Berlin With thr exception of 'he radicals. the workers throughout thc country are heartily n .,.prd with thc id,a of hrHkne Wuh Germany.
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HUNDREDS l. w. ". MEMBERS BEING ARRESTED
WAR TAX BILL UP
 FOR FINAL ACTION

taxes on the heirs who may be left behind the parting decedents.
 Under the terms of the Dill, the bab- ies first dash of talcum powder is tax ed two percent and. after death has carried one off, the federal collectors will be promptly on hand to collect an inhertence tax.
 Little or nothing is exempted from taxation of some sort and the incomes
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department there is no Decessity fol an Investigation. of the matter as far as congressional members are con cerned; inasmuch as it was plainly the intention to employ outside agcn- e cies to influence them and of which they would probably have no direct knowledge. even in the event of their being so influenced
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By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, October i. After i'':ny weeks of discussion and ( l:ber
 alton, the two billion, set:l hund,e l 'ntll'on dollar war tax bii is up for the measures comes from conference itS provisions catch almost evcryboiy From the cradle to the grave, and for good measure leaves q number of
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-01
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29--Not in years has official Washington found itself so wrought up as 1t is at present over the differences presented by the Bernstorff communication relative to Il slush fund to be used for the pur- pose of influencing members of con- gross.
 Angry debates have developed saw age recriminations, innuendoes re- fiecting on the loyalty and patriotism of various members have flown thick
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BUY AT HoLT'S

Just received a full line of stoves, ranges, hardware, croekery etc, on last. Come and investigate before buying elsewhere.
 HoLT'S CASH STORE.
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LADIES AID SOCIETY

The Ladies Aid Society of the Feder- ated Church will hold business meet ing tomorrow, Tuesday afternoon, at the hour of 2:30, D. m. All members are requested to attend.
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GERMAN C0NSPIRAT0RS
 DISTURB NORWAY

\ number %, ntcnci German sail ors have also been connected with conspracjee and spy plots, Thc steamship ds.. occurred in pooucaIl> cvog instance on steamers elilng for England WitH supplies
 The government is prDpallos Do t.tc. drastic action to suppress :hc couspir acica which aro threatening scrous damage r. industry and commerce.
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By Associated Press.

PETROGRAD. Sept 29--In an ad- dress before the Democratic congress today Premier kerensky delivered n fiery challenge to his opponents and offered d strong defense. of the acts and policies of his government.
 In words of wrathful cloquencc he ueno,aced those who he deciare,s are attempting to destroy the fabric of government established since the rev. olution for selfish motives and inter- ests and without thought of the safety of the nation or the future of it's peo- pies. The policies of the government.
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BOWLING ALLEY REoPENs

The Bowling Alley next door to the Eagle saloon is now open for business Everybody cordially invited to come and enjoy themselves.
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of the rich and the war profits of the plutocrats are hit an awful whallop. Although congress is still due to con n- slider much important war Legislation, an adjournment is expected not later than next week.
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NEWS NOTES.

The y1s. of United States ,rrsus Halloru et ol was practically con cmdcd m thc district court Saturday udtrmoou one additional witness v1s rlr to o. l-ard oj that tw,.
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Do you subscribe for your home town paper or do you let tho other fellow pay for your reading.
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GERMANS REPUl SED IN
 mEUSE RIVER ATTACKS

request of th, British military author itics. no information is being given out relative to activities on the French Flanders line and none is expected un- iii the movements going on in that section are completed.
 Moonlight water at the City Bath House.
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NOTICE

Just Received the latest in Fall Hats and Dresses.
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-01-12
SENATE ENDORSES
WILSON'S REQUEST
APPROVES ACTION IN REQUEST.
ING TERMS UPON WHICH PEACE
MIGHT BE DISCUSSED.
Democratic Leader. Declares No More
Excuses Go and That Peace
In Europe is Essential to
Peace Here.

Washington.-Approval of Presi
dent Wilson's request for statement
OF peace terms from the European
belligerents was voted by the senate
Friday night at the conclusion o.
three days of stirring debate.
Action came with dramatic sudden
ness when Democratic leaders decid
cd to accept a form OF resolution that
would not compel the senate to in
dorsement Of the whole Of the presi
dents note and ten Republicans oil
the Progressive group joined the ma
jority In making the vote As to IL.
The resolution adopted was as fol
lows:
THE senate approves and strongly
indorses the request by the presiden,
In the diplomatic notes of December Is
to the nations now engaged in wal
that those nations state the terms
upon which peace might be discuss
ed"
Senator Lewis OF Illinois, regarded
as the spokesman for the administra
ton, created sensation IN the sen
ate when in closing the argument In
behalf Of the passage of the Hitch
cock resolution for Endorsement OF
tho presidents peace note to the war
ring powers, he declared that contin
uance Of the conflict would inevitably
involve the United States in the strug
gle. He asserted that the United
States would not again accept as an
excuse for injury to her citizens OF
their property through warfare, a mis-
conception OF orders on the part OF
officers or an excess of zeal in carry.
ing them out.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-01-12
.PARLEYS TO END
WITHOUT RESULT
COMMISSION FAILS TO IMPROVE
RELATIONS BETWEEN UNITED
STATES AND MEXICO.
Officially Admitted That carranza
Has Refused to Sign Protocol; Mex
lean Ambassador Has Been Re-
called by His Government.

Washington.---Whe the American
members OF the Mexican-American
Joint commission had finished consid.
GRAFTON ON Tuesday of General Car
ranza's reply failing to comply with
their demand that the protocol provid-
ing for withdrawal of the American
troops from Mexico be ratified, there
were indications that efforts to enter
into an agreement with the de facto
government through the commission
would be abandoned. For the first
time an official admission was made
that Carranza had refused to sign the
protocol.
The failure of the commission to
give to Mexican-American relations a
brighter aspect was offset somewhat
by official intimations that Henry p.
Fletcher, confirmed as ambassador to
Mexico almost year ago. was about
to start for his post, where American
interests now are represented by a
clerk. The report that General Per-
shing's expedition soon would be
Withdrawn. regardless Of Carranza's
attitude, also gained fresh impetus
and 1t was understood the administra-
ton had this move under serious con-
sideration.
Eliseo Arredondo. Mexican ambas-
sador designate, announced during the
day that he had be,n summoned to
Mexico to confer with General Car
rama regarding the relations of the
two nations. This was construed in
some quarters as indicating a deter
mination by Carranza to withdraw his
diplomatic representative. Mr.. Are
dondo stated, however, that he ex.
pected to return within a few weeks
to resume his duties.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-01-12
TUMULTY NAMED IN CHARGES.
Presidents Secretary Mentioned |
Rumors Regarding LEAK" to
Wall Street.

Washington. - Sensational rumors
of leak" to Wall street in advance
Of President Wilson's peace note were
related to the hose rules committee
FRIDAY by Representative Wood OF
Indiana. in support of his resolution
for an inquiry. He prefaced his tes-
tinony with the statement that he
had nothing but hearsay tn offer. and
vainly protested against an open ses.
sion of the committee.
Names and rumored details of the
alleged leak" came thick and fast
when Mr. Wood began his story. He
mentioned Joseph H. Tumulty. secre-
tary to President Wilson; B. w. Boil
ing, q brother-in-law of the president:
Bernard Baruch OF New York. and
various brokerage houses, crediting
most of his information to a letter re-
ceived from "A. Curtis" of New
York