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New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Dartmouth Fails to Keep
Mass. Aggics From Coal

HANOVER, n. H.. Oct. 11.-Dart-
mouth won from Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College here this afternoon.
after very tame contest by the score
OF n to T. The Green regulars were
used only insthe first few minutes of
play and near the end of the game
when Coach Speers's list Of substitute
vas getting low.
The Massachusetts, Agricultural Col
lege eleven worked the ball TO the green
hye-yard line on three forward passes
and after three attempts Ponds, the
visiting quarterback, took the ball over
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Rensselaer, Beats Worcester

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. H.
Rensselaer, Tech. by scoring two touch
downs in the last four minutes of play.
peat Worcester Tech, 13 to 0, today.
", Wright caught forward pass on
Worcester's 25-yard line and scored one
touchdown, and Sparrow picked nm a
fumbled ball and scored the second
just before the, whistle blew.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Wesleyan Humbles
r. |. State by IS to O

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Oct. IL
wesleyan found Rhode Island State
College an easy proposition this af-
ternoon, defeating the visitors, 35 to
.. The home team played AGGRESSIVE
~ throughout the four periods, and
when substitutions were made by
Wesleyan after the first period the
scoring was kept up steadily.
Captain Harman and Boote played
finely for the home team, the former
running sixty yards through field of
players for touchdown and the lat
ter kicking one field goal and carrying
the ball over twice on straight line
plunges.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Wisconsin Whips Marquette

MADISON, Wis, Oct l.-Wisconsin.
IN It's last game before opening its
Western conference ason, defeated
Marquette University, 13 to 0, TODAY,
although playing on the defensive most
Of tho time.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Randall Scores Winning
Points for Stuvvesant

Stuyvesant won a hard fought football
test from New Rochelle High School
on the latter's Westchester field yes
terdar by score Of 8 to 0. Randall,
the Stuyvesant quarter, was the indi-
vdual star, with a touchdown on an
end run and a field goal from the 20
yard line.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
White Plains Profits
By Errors of Clinton

Fumbles accounted for the defeat o
De Witt Clifton High School at tA
hands OF we Plains High School or
'he Iatter,s Ao.d yesterda by ii scors
OF Is to o. Ctaton outplayed its op.
ponents, but fumdicd at c-itical mo-
ments. Hendcr o. :allied both touch
downs for W.. ans. tie 81 by
intercepting forward pass and later
o. o., llne plunge after recovering .
Clinton tumble.
The linn,.> f.,i
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Evers May Manage Pirates

During tho worlds series games n
report circulated among the baseball
writer's and followers that JOHNNY
Evers, former star second bascman
will manage the Pittsburgh Pirates
next season.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Marquand Beaten. 7 to O

Rockville Centre High School de-
Ieated Marquand School on its Long
Island field yesterday by score Of
TO o. Downes scored the only touch
down in the third quarter. and Ayres
kicked the goal.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Long Run byBlue and White
Quarter Defeats Vermont
Visiting Eleven Outplays Local Team Until Near
End of Came, When Qmgley Grabs Forward
Pass and Races Over Line for Touchdown

Inc football team of Columbia University officially
on South Field yesterday afternoon defeating the
University by of
forward pass of fifteen yards from Captain
yards for touchdown Kennedy kicked
ended couple of minutes slater
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

90. Rex. Wray t2), Hopper Frank. Ray
Miller. Harvey CD. Ellis. Goals from
touchdown--H. Miller (D, Iud Way r.
Meller go. Substitutes: Penn---Rex Wray
for Pearcc, Hopper for Heinie Miller.
Wilmington for Maynard. Ellis for Bell,
Rosetsky for Bruner. Crawford for Lud
Wray. OGorman for Ncylon, Peters for
Little, Braun for Derr, Harvey for
Rositsky For Delaware--Al xander for
Harmer: Lattomus FOR Holton. Williams for
Foulk, Murray for &. Carter, De Luca for
Lattemus. Hotter for Stewart, Ivory for
McCaughan. Loos for Alexander Wilson Tor
Piamm. Referee--Mr. Eckles Washinrton
and Jefferson umpire-Mr. Whiting.
Cornell. Head linesman--H j. O'Brien,
Swarthmore. Time Of periods-Fifteen
minutes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
i summary:

Touchdown-Ackley Goai from fo.0
downDAc ckley. Goal from eeld-tegl
Snnstitutions-Sy Syracuse: Dunn TT -.r
Dooley for Hoople Perrin for
Busch FOR Perrin Gulcb for So.
for Schwartzer, Herman for ABB
Tor Herman, Sawyer for Ma
ior Sawyer Dunn for Falfo.
steele Army. Burns for HY
ior l8ryan. Keifer for Breiest.
Flaik. Stout for George. Bown..
beker. Dodd FOR Yystadt Refsrt,
Carthy. Germantown. Umpire
phy, Brown. Head linesnlau a.I
Springfield. Tlme-ouarters - - lnirl'rs
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
The lineup:

Touchdown - Stevens: Goodale. Sub
stitutions-Haverford Arrowsmith for n.
Sangree. Fits for Crosman. Crosman for
kearney; Stevens: Benjamin for Deghuce.
Egger for Carlson Deghuee for Benjamin,
herty for Ford, Anthony for Emslio and
Hopkins for Helnen. Referec-Garrison.
Wesleyan. Umpire--Coryell. University Of
Pennsylvania. Observation-Disclosures. Time
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

ubstitutcs--IIa milton: Burns for Cor
man; y. Y L.. Esquirol for Adams. Whar-
,on f9r Esnulrol, Parkhurst FOR Dwyer.
Inn Tor Mooney. Mooney for Walters
Heferee-Mr. Templeton. Colgate I'M
pirs-~Mr. Mcsser. Springfield Head lines
man-Mr. charles. Colombia
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

~ Touc hdowns - BY Boote (2), Har,nan.
Newhall. Walters Travis. Goals from
touc chdowns - Harman. Boote. Goal from
neld - Boote Substitutes Peck and
lawson FOR Webb Grabbatt and Ilubbell
and Mueller for Steele, Abbott for Har
man. Myers for Travis. Walters for Ray
ptre-Morsc, OF Massachusetts A. c. Lines
,naanMMurphy. of Brown. Time of periods
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12


Navy (G6) Positions Hopkins(0)
Woodruff ........ l.. E. w. Wood
Murray. y.............L l.. II. T.......... Morgan
Dcnfcld ...........L L. q. ........ Edgerton
Larson. Centre. Cromwell
Moore. ............ r. q 0............ Iandy
King n. T.........E K. Wood
Parr..... X. E. E.......... Calkins
Dole, e,...............Q B........... Tome
Afford .......... l.. H. 3. Darchet
Benoist ......... r. II. B........... Jones
Clark. ..............F b. B......... Markell
,nrs rcuehdowns lad N sNaysI Asesdspy3 Raw
benoist Goals from ,ouchdowns (Navai
Academy king 6. subatitutions (Naval
Academy )-Graves for Woodruff. Wnlkie
for Murray. Nswby for -Denteld. sanborn
I0r Larson. Richards for Moore. Nilsson for
Richards. Lowe for Parr Cruise for Dole,
waters for Afford. koehler for Waters,
Rodes for Benoist. Rawlings for Clark
.;,, .Johns Hopkins, Escrt for W. WOOD.
Engle FOR Elgert. Schmidt for HdRerton
Muller for Schmidt. Rones for Landy. Bher,
~ood for Rones, Morley for Caikins. Cashell
ior Markell. cslkins for Morley, Morley
for JdAe. Referee--LeuhrinK. Princeton.
urnpire-Thorn pson, Mt. st. Mary'e Head
llnesman - Cummings. Boston Collage
Time of quarters--l5. 15. 10. IT,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

Iouchdowns-H CD, Stein, Davies
Goals from ouchdown--IIastinge -t2)
Missed goals from touchdowns--Hasting
90 Missed goal from field-HastinKs
Substitutions-We Virginia. Neae for
Lewis, Hill for I,entz. Lentz for Hin. Hite
I9r lentz Lewis for Neale. Martin for
Eager. Endsweller for Harrick Pitts
ourgh. Laughran for Dehart Hamburger
Tor Morrow. Dehart for Laughran Brown
Tor McCrory Eckert for Ewing, kratzert
for Mclean, McCracken for Dchart, Marko-
witz FOR Mervis. Meanor for Bond. Asch-
man for Hamburger. Brennan for Hast
ings. Official referee--MaXwcll, Swarth-
more. Umpirc-Eckersall. Chicago. Head
linesman an-Merriman. Geneva. Time of
pcr!ods--Twclve minutes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12
Princeton Has Close Call
With Eleven From Easton
The Li1le-Up
Lafayette (6)

~ Princeton (9) Pos. Lafayette (6)
narVey. l., u ........ Hummell
+ rarlsette. ..... IL. T......... Williams
iiaisey ..... l.. G. .......... Schwab
Scoureilan. ....... Centre. Brown
Hioi y, sah -. .... X q. Wolbert
NN,,cEIa" ", 'capt.) ).... H. + T.......... Bedner
te,.c.>aiIlara' 1860. X r. ..,........ Dunno
ItuDIns ...... a. Is ..........., Sigel
l.oul - ie -. T. II ....,.... Lehacka
raiIity T. H.. Weldon (capt.)
Destefano.. f. B... Uousor
Substitutions princeton )--Rothschildf for
Haisey Opie for Destefano. Cooper for
Scureman Lamarchc for McNamara, Trim
pie for I-oure. Lourie for Opie. Destefano
Tor Clarity, Speers for Morgan. Bigler for
farisette. Dickinson for Rothschid. Kecll
ior 9esteiano. Thomas for Cooper, Gala
nan Tor Thomas; Uafaycttc) Brown for
TUNNEL. Scott for Bedner, Zcigler for
Dunno, Seaman for Siegel, Gazella for
Lehacka. harrington for Williams Touch
downs-Weldon, Opie. Goal from field
Strubing. Time Of nuarters-12 minutes
Referee-Eberle, Swarthmore. Umpire
Price. Swarthmore. Head lincsman-Raby.
Gettysburg.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-12

ouchdowns-Holorook "a. Sonnenbere
Eckbcrg. Pond. Goals from touchdown
Cunningham 20, Hoibrook. Lent sub
sttuts%--DArtnouth:: Streng for Merritt:
Moore for Chsp. Hoibrook for Eckbers.
tesxfried for Watson. Sh.perd for Gun,
ninE ham. Shelturne for Murphy, Merritt
Tor btssng. Suttm~ier for Jordan Threshts
Tor cDKsweN. watts for Cannell HeaIy for
E>nnsnbsrK. Palmer for Moore. Winklr Tor
xounkstrorn, CogsweII for rhreshir s,renx
1or Merritt. Mallory for Palmer worth
for Merritt. Shepsrdson for Healy Schuit-
Ing for suti0.ief, Jordan for CogswclI
hass4cnusettp Agricultural coiieRs s--fo often
Tor NclniDsb, Mcintosh for Gotten Dow
inK fcr Holmes. Gray for Bunker, Holmes
Tor Dr~ins, paxgett for Cood w.n Jake.
man for CfaysDD. Gfayson for POND Free
nan Tor Jcjntosh. Referee. 'rufts
Bspwn Crnpire~-Eurleigh Exeter Head
bnsssn any Lsrhjn Holy Cross. Tirne, ii
minute ,Eeriods-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12

| Isl fndreapta ochii stinsi de mul-
tele lacrami varsate, de Ia moi
aSteapta alinarea acestor suferin-
te 81 dureri.
fntre altii vom avea intre moi
la aceasta petrecere 81 vorbitori
straini, care ne vor arata calea
buna PIE care ar trebui sd por-
MIN, la fel ne vor da deslusiri
cum, 81 cind, vom putea pleca a.
casa, in scumpa noastra tara: Ro-
m1nia Mare.
Domnul Iulius E. V. Ioanovici,
sef-redactorul ziarului America
81 secretarul Ligei Rationale Ro-
mine din America, 1nsotit de d.
loan Jivi-Banatanu, editorul zia-
rului America" 81 d. Nicolae
Topirceanu, un bun Rom1n, VENT
de curind din tara, 81 trecut prin
multe suferinte, patruns de dra-
gostea ce O nutreste fata de neam
ne va arata calea ce duce spre
binele 81 fericirea neamului nos
tru rominesc.
Veniti Gu mic, Gu mare, tfnar,
81 batrfn, pentru ca datorinta ne
! cheama pc toti.
E timpul ca sa ne trezim din a.
morteala 81 nepasarea fata de nea
mul nostru, 81 sd ne 1ntrecem uni
pc altii in fapte vrednice, moi va
asteptam Gu drag.
Pima la intilnire am ramas sd.
lutindu-va GU dragoste frateasca
in numele sectiei Ligei Natio-
male Romine din Detroit, Mich.
Comitetul aranjator.
(36-38)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
G o N v o G A R e

Scotia Ligei Rationale din East
Youngstown, Ohio, convoaca pen
tru a doua cara, pc toti membrii
sal din East Youngstown, a lua
parte la sedipta ce SO va tinea
simbdt4 ssars II Iunis 1919, b
orele Z searat in hala societ&tli
,,Saminatorul Romin" din 37-9
Street. 81
PROGRAMME SEDINTEI:
1. - Deschiderea sedintei.
2. = Cetirea listei functionari-
lor 81 a membrilor.
8. - Cetirea protocolului de la
ultima sedinta.
4. = fntregirea comitetului, in
locul celor repasiti din sectie.
5. - Propuneri 81 desbateri.
6. = fnchiderea sedintei.
Find pusa La inceroarea cinstea
bunilor frati Romini din East Yo-
ungstown, Ohio, de uncle -persoa-
ne, carl nu au dat nici macar un
cent pentru scotia Ligei Nationa-
le, 81 pentru q incunjura aceasta
rusine, pc care acesti oameni vor
ca sd arunce asupra noastra, 81
a lua decisiuni in cauza, sunteti
rugati a lua parte Gu totii.
g. Marhao, ce-presedinte,
Grigorie, Aron, secretar,
(35-36) M
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
ON o G ARE

Societatea ,,Galatana'' pentru
ajutorul copiilor orfani din comu-
ma Galat, judetul ,Fagaras, Romi-
MIA, roaga pc toti membrii sal din
East Youngstown, Ohio, precum
81 pc cei din orasele Statelor Uni
te, unde avem cosateni, a lua par
te la adunarea generala. Tot oda-
ta va fl 81 inchiderea collected pen
tru orfani. Adunarea se,v va tinea
in hala societatii ,,Saminatorul
Romfn" din al 9-lea Street No.
81, in ziua de % Iunie 1919, la
orele 1.30 p. m. Toti consatenii
sunt strict obligati lua la cuno-
stinta ca nici unul sd nu ramina
in restanta, ca atuncia in ziua de
pc urma fnchidem toate bucurile
| 81 pc cei in Ibuna regula, ii scri-
em in buna regula, lara pc cei
ce nu si-au implinit datorinta ii
scriem de-o parte, 81 la urma sd
nu fie Gu suparare, sd zica vre-u-
null ca nu Lam instiintat. Sc va We
dea care au fost cei buni, 81 care
sunt cei raj. Moi credem ca tot
suntem in America. Tot odata
rugam pc acei frati consateni ca
rora lea ajutat pumnezeu de 81
au implinit scopul, 81 merg acasa
sd Sc gindeasca 81 la colecta acea-
sta, sd fie in buna regula, poate
ca avind multe afaceri si-au uitat
Credem ca sunt 81 de aceia care
au 81 plecat 81 nu si-au adus a.
minte de copii orfani. Deci ii ru-
gam pc fratii care au vote sa tri-
mita prin posta, sd scrie pc adre-
sa de mai jos. Va fl 81 alegerea
comisiunii, care Sc va duce in CO
muna 81 va judeca ca unde este
lipsa mai mare de trimite a.
jutOr.
in speranta ca toti consatenii
isl cunOsc chemarea catra fondul
orfanal 81 isl vor implini datorin-
ia fara sd mai inducem prin alte
|bucuri, inca odata apelam ca pi-
ma in ziua mai sus numita, toti sa
finn in buna regula. La acei frat
consateni carl sunt in restanta
Sc vor trimite 81 epistole, cacl
multi sunt care nu cetesc foile 81
sa nu-si alba scuza acei consatenl
care de cind s'a infiintat acest
fond 81 nu sunt la chemarea dior,
| ii punem in bucuri separate. Daca
voiesc Sc inscrie pima la ziua
sus numita, sunt bine primiti. In
speranta ca toti ne vom face da-
torinta, in numele fondului va
salutam Gu dragoste frateasca:
loan Manta, presedinte
loan Rohan, secretar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
IN YITAR

Societatea romina de ajutor s.
cultura ,,Romfnia Dibera" din A.
kron, Ohio, are onoarea a invita-
pc toate onoratele societati, clu.
burr 81 parochii, precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 din
jur a lua parte la Petrecerea i'm
preunata Gu dams, care Sc va aran
ia pc ziua de Dumineca, Is Iu-
ME 1919, in hala societatii din
1241 Sweitzer Street.
1nceputul va fl la orele 2 p. III
81 va dura pima la orele 11.30 din
noapte.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii So
Damele % cent?.
Muzica romineasca din loo va
distra onoratul public Gu cele ma
f-umoase arii de dams 81 cintece
rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma.
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu ca!e
nj gustoase mezeluri 81 bautur
reccritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
Romini din loc 81 din jur he vo.
da tot sprijinul dior posibi!, par
tici;,fnd intr 'un numar cit Sc ooa
te de mare la aceasta petrecerc
pima la revedere am ramas sAlu
tinduva Gu dragoste frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
(36-37)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
IA Y z

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Biruintas' din Warren,
Ohio, avizeaza pc toti fratii mem
bril- al societatii noastre sassi "a
Cd datorinta fata de societate 81
care nu si-au achitat repartitia
pentru cazurile de influenza 81
doresc la caz de boala sa-si cape
te beneficiul, ca 81 societatea sa-si
faca datorinta fata de dinsii 81
fata de Uniune, sa mearga la d-l
loan Savu, secretarul financiar,
la oficiul dinsului din 35 So. Pine
Street. Dinsul este acolo pima ia
orele 8 seara. Stunt rugati tot
fratii membrii sa-Si achite toate
datoriile fata de societate pima
In Is Iunie 1919.
In numels societatii rBiruin
ia" din Warren, Ohio:
(35. .37)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
IN v 1T A R E.

Scotia Ligei Rationale Romine
Din Detroit, Mich, are onoarea a
invita- pc toate onoratele sOGetati,
cluburi 81 parochii, precum 81 pe
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 din
jur, "a lua parte la Marea Petce-
cere Nationala 81 Sociala, Gu Gin
tari 81 declamatiuni frumoase, i'll
favorul fondului biruintei, adeci
pentru alinarea suferintlor celor
ramasi in urma razboiului. care
va avea loo Dumineca, Is Iunie
1919, in Turner Hall din 142
Sherman Street.
Inceputul la orele 2 p. m. sc va
deschide petrecerea de catre pre-
sedintii aranjatori d-nii l. Fra
lila 81 |. Nicolo.
Pretul de 1ntrare: Domnii 80,
Damele l25 cent?.
Muzica vestitului |. Sipetan
(Gaitan) din Detroit, Mich, va
distra onoratul public Gu cele mai
frumoase arii de dams si cinteca
rationale.
Tot 0data Use da pu]blicului O.
cazie a auzi un artist italian, pc
Mr.. Gniozo Romo, insotit de Mr..
Frank Goglio, unde vor cfnta
mai multe cintari italienesti, a.
companiati find de timbole.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl aranjat Gu cele
mai gustoase mezeluri, inghetaia
81 bauturi recoritoare.
Fratilor Romini!
Sbuciumarile acestOr vremuri
de grea incercare i'm care sa shat
tOate neamurile 81 in particular
neamul nOstru, mamele, surOrlle
81 copilasii nostri, ne cheama 81
pc moi Rominii Americani la 0 da-
torinta cinstita, 81 un fapt nobil
de al mplini, find despoiati fara
mila de tot ce Ell Gu multa truda
81 osteneala au agonisit, Sc shat
All in durerile 81 suferintele celc
mai amare 81 crude, 81 spre moi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
A v I z.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Romano Carpatina" din
Cleveland, Ohio, pc aceasta Gale
incunostiinteaza pc toti membrii
comitetului societatii, cit 81 pc
membrii administratiei halei, a
lua parte la consfatuire pc sea.
ra zilei de IL 1unie 1919, la orele
Z p. m. la sediul societxtin.
In numele societatii ,,Romans
Carpatina" din Cleveland, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
(35-36)
The citizen., 1919-05-08

that liberty might endure is as
worthy of recognition today as the
courage, chivalry and patriotism
which their sons evinced in the
struggle against Kaiserism to safe
guard the rights of all people
throughout the world.
Men Of prominence in Grand Army
circles and of national reputation
are included among the speakers
expected. and a varied program of
story and song has been arranged.
The Encampment proceedings
will constitute an important page in
Berea history, and will afford
much-cOveted opportunity TO greet
and welcome the men in blue whose
ranks are being So sadly decimated
by death each year.
The citizens of Berea and sur
rounding country will need no urg-
ing to embrace this opportunity and
to do all in their power to make the
visitors 'feel at home" in good Ken
lucky fashion.
The citizen., 1919-05-08

Berea is TO be favored with the
State Encampment of the Grand
Army Veterans next week. The
visitors will begi nto arrive on the
noon train Wednesday, and the
opening campfire will be held
"Wednesday evening in the Chapel,
promptly at 7:30.
Berea has ever been in the ad-
vance guard Of loyalty TO country.
and hospitality to visitors, and we
are sure that this important gather
ing will call forth our best efforts
along these lines next week.
Kentucky played a noble part in
the recent war and each community
is busy these days in extending a
royal welcome to its returning
heroes. but our joy in welcoming
the younger veterans will not lessen
our love for nor appreciation of the
more aged veterans Of the Civil
War. Their form may not be so
erect, nor their step so youthful,
but their spirit of loyalty to prin-
ciple, and their willingness TO die
The citizen., 1919-05-08
CONTENTS

PAGE 4. - Editorials: What About
BurlesonY; Hurrah for Perry
County; Lend to the Govern
ment: Our Soldiers.-Memorial
Announcement. - Grand Army
Notes. - World News; u. S
News; State News.
PAGE 2. - School News. - New
York News Item. - Special
School Announcement.
PAGE 3. - Serial Story. - Current
Events.
PAGE 4. - Local News. - Sunday
school and Church Notes. :
General News.
PAGE s. - New Books for Library.
campfire Catechism.
PAGE 6. - Home and Farm De-
partments.
PAGE 7. - Sunday school Lesson. 80
Soldiers Banquet at Narrow
Gap. - Special Housekeeping
Article.
PAGE 8.-Eastern Kentucky News
Liberty Loan News.
The citizen., 1919-05-08
What About Burleson?

When man is being attacked is good time to
consider his good points,
Mr. Bureson gave the Parcels Post And was
he who devised the splendid way by which literature has
been the soldiers through the mails during the
And above all, he has greatly extended the postal
service without too greatly extending postal deficit
Without doubt, he has his faults and failures, but
suspect that large part of the attack upon him is
made by the publishers of newspapers and magazines
who angry because he is charging them more than
used to be charged for carrying their bulky products
through the mail. We believe that the publishers of
newspapers and magazines, receiving amounts tor the
advertising pages which constitute than half the
weight in the mails, ought pay reasonable amount
and not be subsidized by the government as they
when postal service is conducted as in past years
with enormous deficit.
The citizen., 1919-05-08

FOrty-One forest fires during the
spring forest season were reported
to J. +. Barton, Commissioner of
Geology and Forestry. The fires
occurred in thirteen counties, burn
ed over approximately an acreage
of 10000 acres and resulted in an
approximate damage of s39633. The
counties in which the fires occurred
were Rowan, Estill, Madison. Leslie,
Letcher, Jackson, Harlan, Floyd,
Magonln, Knott, Breathitt, Bell, and
Clay.
The citizen., 1919-05-08

When the Texas Company at Win
chester took over the holdings of
the w. f. Moore Company a few
days ago, one Of the largest deals
involving oil lands in Kentucky was
completed. The Texas Company has
valuable holdings in Texas and adj
ded properties in thirty-two cOun-
ties in Kentucky TO its other hold
ings.
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The citizen., 1919-05-08
Hurrah for Perry County!

Perry County has voted 1878 to u, a twenty cent
tax for public roads They planning to bond the
ty and make good roads
Now we admire the wisdom and enterprise of Perry
County Good roads mean good Schools good business,
good neighbors.
Let us all try to imagine the difference it will make
have these roads. Our grandchildren will certainly
have them, but need them ourselves right now!
The citizen., 1919-05-08

Belgium has felt much agrieved
that she did not fare better at the
hands of the representatives in the
Peace Congress, and threatened not
to sign at one time. She has been
asking for larger indemnities and has
desired to be given full rights as
nation with privilege of maintain
ing an army for self-defense and
with the right to make alliances.
The disappointments, however, will
not keep Belgium from signing the
peace treaty.
The citizen., 1919-05-08
The Guitar.

The guitar is an instrument Of six
strings, viz. Il. A. ID, G, B, Il. The
strings. IL sounded together, would not
make chord according TO the rules
of modern harmony. II Is not a diff
cult instrument TO learn and its chief
use is In accompanying another instru-
ment or the voice In singing.
The citizen., 1919-05-08

The most discussed event Of the
week has been the departure Of the
Italian representative from the
Congress at Paris. They refused
to grant the right of Servia to have
the seaport of Fiume. There is a
long and somewhat justiflable reason
for the claim but the downfall of
Austria-Hungary has so changed
conditions that these reasons have
now but little force.
The citizen., 1919-05-08

Sweden desires to be better known
and has just created a number OF
scholarships which are open TO
American students. The institutions
OF that country have very high rank,
especially along technical lines and
that Of industrial education. In the
latter field they rank among the first
in the world. Sweden is essentially
democratic and Norway has long
aspired to become a republic.