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State Of Ohio, City of Toledo.

ITO Be Continued.
The citizen., 1919-03-13
with the Advice of the Senate"

We all anxious to have the League of Nations
assured thing, and naturally concerned that it
likely to be blocked in the Senate While blame
some senators for seeming bumpousness in the mat
ter do wish that President Wilson could consider
the rights and feelings OF other people a little more
The constitution gives him the duty OF efecting
treaties with the advice and consent OF the Senate
Lest the President away his responsibility
il requires that he secure concurrence OF more than
bare majority. He must get two thirds.
Now why could he not have remembered this and
planned to get the Senates advice well its consent
II he would invite senators OF both parties to
confer with him. and not merely listen to him, il he
would have committee OF attend the delibera
tons in Paris, he would lose nothing and gain much
This great forward step ought 10 be taken with general
good feeling. He will have credit enough il he
allows some other folks to participate bit. There is
glory enough to go around"
The citizen., 1919-03-13
CONTENTS

PAGE 4. - Editorials: With the Ad-
vice of the Senate; Your Drink
ing Friends. - World News;
u. S. News; State News. - Mr.,
Lodge and the League of Ma
tiOns.
PAGE 2. - School News. - Soldiers'
Letters.
PAGE 8. - Welch's Full Page Ad-
vertisement.
PAGE 4. - Locals and ADVERTISE
ments.
PAGE 5. - Boy Scout Scheme. -
Business Men Meet.
PAGE6 6. - Farm News and General
Items.
PAGE 2. - Serial Story. - Sunday
school Lesson.
PAGE 8. - Eastern Kentucky News.
The citizen., 1919-03-13
Your Drinking Friends

We don't suppose Citizen readers drink But we all
have friends that do.
Now is the time in the most friendly way to
age all drinking to quit.
Most OF them in their hearts want to quit And
that the sale of liquor is to be illegal they will have the
best chance in the world to off.
Let us all try to influence drinking neighbors to
take the right stand and not plan try evade the
law but take advantage of the law and get free from
expensive, ensavng habit.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

All districts Of the Kentucky
petroleum field are reporting in
creased activity. with new strikes
appearing in counties that have
shown no activity previously for
years. Development work is cen
tering around Lee county, whicn
remains one Of the most lively fields
in the country, but late results in
eastern and western counties indi-
cate that the trade is drawing away
from congested points and seeking
entirely new fields.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

The revival services in the Chris
tian church are well attended at
each service, and the spiritual in
terest is deepening.
Evangelist Bennett has had wide
experience in the evangelistic field
and is a faithful preacher Of the
gospel. His Bible expositions ring
true. and should result in an
abundant spiritual harvest. His CO.
worker, Mr.. Arnold, is capable
and powerful singer and leader. HIS
work in the service of song is
large factor in the meetings.
The citizen., 1919-03-13
Mr.. Lodge and the League Of Nations
Prof. ]. r. Robertson

Friends Of the League Of Nations
are naturally much exercised over
the attitude Of members Of the
United States Senate as indicated
by recent speeches and by the
signing Of a round robin, by thirty
nine members of that body.
The attitude Of Senator Lodge in
particular deserves mention because
Of his prominent position as a leader
and because Of his reputation for
ability and scholarship. The pur-
pose Of this article is not so much
TO make an analysis Of Mr.. Lodges
argument as 10 make an analysis
Of Senator Lodge, himself.
No one can possibly have any OBJ
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Important developments are ex-
pected in the coming race for the
Democratic nomination for Cover
nor Of Kentucky.
General Percy Haly is expected
10 declare himself a candidate or
TO announce his preference among
the Democratic candidates. Be
cause Of the fact that he is said TO
believe that Edwin p. Morrow, of
Somerset, already assured of the
Republican nomination. is not so
strong with the people as he was
four years ago, General Haly is said
to be seriously considering reach
ing for thr crown himself.
The citizen., 1919-03-13
World News

After considerable effort and
planning il seems probable that
France and Spain will be connected
by railroad line, crossing the
barrier Of the Pyrenees.
A tunnel is to pierce the mountain
and make the connection complete.
These countries have many interests
in common and trade interests will
be much stimulated by this piece Of
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Several persons have expressed a
desire to unite with the church
during thepast week. The services
begin at 1880 each night to which
the public are cordially invited.
On Friday night the subject will
be, The Rights of the Boy and
Girl,"-a message which all fathers
and mothers should hear On Sa.-
urday evening an illustrated lecture
will be given. inteIspersed with
gospel songs. Evangelist Bennett
will preach at the Glades church
Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

lection 10 discussion Of the articles
Of the League as proposed or OF the
League itself. II will do good and
doubtless lead to improvements.
The wonder, however, is that Mr..
Lodge should have taken the lead
IN what appears TO be the Opposi-
tion. His line Of argument is cer-
tainly conservative in the extreme.
II seems 10 the writer that it would
have prevented the formation Of the
American Confederation in 1884 and
the adoption Of the Constitution in
1881. The argument does not sound
like the Mr.. Lodge Of recent years.
II is not what the people Of the
(continued on Page sevenl
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Solicitor General Lamar, Of the
Post-Oflice Department, has submit
ted a memorandum TO the Senate
Propaganda Committee stating tha'
the l. w. w. anarchists. Socialists
and others were 'perfecting an
amalgamation with one Object-the
overthrow Of the Government of the
United States by means of bloody
revolution and the establishment Of
a Bolsheviki republic" Mr.. Lamar
said his conclusion was based upon
information contained in seized mail
matter.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

A civic belterment idea involving
community houses to provide places
Of recreation for the men of the
city, and the women as well, but
primarily places TO which the ordi-
nary workingman will be attracted
when the saloons close on July 1,
was presented before the Transpor-
tation Club Of Louisville at a noon
day meeting recently at the Tyler
Hotel, in an address made by Prof.
r. p. Halleck.
The citizen., 1919-03-13
To FEED HUNS
FOR SHIPPING
Peace Council Agrees to Pro-
vide Food When Enemy Turns
Over Vessels.
FOE To PAY IN COAL, ETC.
Italians End Blockade Of Jugo slavia
and Food Shipments Are Renewed
limited States Denies
Threat to Rome.

Paris, March 10.-LIntranslgeant
predicts that the first plenary confer
ence with the German delegates will
be held in Versailles before the end
Of this month. The general conference
will take up ratification Of the prelimi.
nary peace March 10. the newspaper
forecasts, and the German plenipotentl-
aries will be called in for an informal
conference about March 20. after
which the plenary conference wiliA
held.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Describing certain court-martial
sentences in the American army as
things that make Bolsheviki Of our
young men, United States Senator
George +. Chamberlain, chairman Of
the Senate Committee on Military
Affairs, sharply criticised court
martial procedure in an address
before the United Waist League OF
America in New York City.
The citizen., 1919-03-13
NEWS REVIEW OF
CURRENT EVENTS

Most Of the present German leaders
are stlll against any concessions 10
the demands of the Poles as TO the
eastern frontier. and the allies COM
mission now In session nj Kreuz on the
Brandcnburg Posen border. has n dim.
cult question 20 settle. Field Marshal
Won IIlndenburg Is quoted as saying
that the territory In dispute never will
he held by the Poles, but win belong
70 either the Germans or the bolshe-
Wiki. He declares the anarchist hordes
cannot be beaten of unless the people
there rally 10 the defense OF their
homes and their families
The citizen., 1919-03-13

The Constitution Of the League OF
Nations is a subject of much inter-
est in all countries at this time and
especially in the United States.
President Wilson has made strong
speeches in its behalf as we'll as
ex-President Taft. Senators Lodge,
Knew and Beverage have spoken
in opposition to the plan as out
lined in the Constitution. A full
discussion is desirable and will
doubtless bring out points in which
the plan may be improved.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Steps TO have the Supreme Court
determine whether Postmaster Cen
eral Burleson has authority to fix
telephone rates within the States
were taken yesterday with the filing
Of a motion by the State of Kansas
asking permission to institute origi-
nal proceedings in the court against
the Postmaster General.
The citizen., 1919-03-13
Significant.

do you know, George" remarked
Mrs. Ray. II should say the Browns
marriage was an ideal one. | couldn't
help but notice II tonight. Really, there
wasn't one word Of disagreement be-
lieve they both think absolutely alike"
'They are charming couple, my
dear. perfectly charming" said her
husband. but as 20 their thinking
alike. Madge. did you notice that she
always thought firstr
The citizen., 1919-03-13

The allied forces In northern Russia
have retired somewhat before the at
tacks OF the soviet troops, but have
inflicted great losses on them. Trotsky
Is getting his big army more organized
and is reported TO be planning TO drive
through Bessarabia and into Roumania
and Hungary. with the expectation OF
capturing Budapest The most amnz-
ing story coming from Russia recently
is that the soviet government hopes TO
arrange big loan In America In re-
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Plans for organization of an in
ternational Red cross TO be led by
The American Red Cross in a great
peacetime campaign TO prevent dis
ease, relieve suffering, and make
the world what the war was fought
fora better pace TO live in, were
outlined by DIR. livingston Farran1,
newly appointed chairman of he
central conn lttce Of the American
Red Cross. at a conference of Allan
tc~ division chapter delegates on
March 3. About 1900 delegates
were present.
Continued ON Paae riyel
The citizen., 1919-03-13

turn for mining and railroad conces-
sions. And, at that. II might be done.
The Irish question pestered the
president almost 10 the hour OF his de-
parture. The house before adjournlng
conference TO recognize the right OF
Ireland 90 self determination and a
big delegation of Americans OF Irish
blood waited on Mr. Wilson In New
York TO urge that he support that
proposition. He refused 10 meet them
until Justice Cohalan OF New York had
withdrawn. that individual having been
accused Of taking part in Sim Feln
conspiracles and having been defend
er OF Jeremiah OLeary who was
charged with obstructing the draft.
What the president told the delegation
was not made public.
While her conquerors are settling
her boundaries and future relations
with the rest OF the world. Germany Is
enjoying a full measure of the anarchy
aud civil strife that she wished on
Russia. The disturbance In Bavaria
which resulted in the murder Of Pre-
mier Eisner and others by reaction
aries was quelled by vigorous meas
ures adopted by the government, and
the latter fell more than ever into the
hands OF the radicals. In Saxony a
new revolt was started by the Sparta
Continued on Page five)
The citizen., 1919-03-13
Kentucky News

Secretary Of War Baker. accom-
panied by three other officials. will
visit Camp Zachary Taylor March
26 and will leave the following day.
according 10 official information re-
ceived at Camp Headquarters.
The citizen., 1919-03-13
u. S. News

Within the past year 5000 Ameri-
cans in France have married French
women according to the Petit
Journal. The brides, for the most
part, says the newspaper, were
country girls o. employees of town
establishments.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Lord Reading, the English am
bassadOr to the United States. has
announced that he must soon re-
turn TO his former duties as Chief
Justice Of England. He has express
ed his appreciation Of his relations
with our country and the warmest
feeling toward our President and
his efforts TO direct world problems
toward a higher plane. II is sug-
gested that his successor will be
the present Minister Of Education.
Mr.. Fisher.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

John b. Cough was once asked
whether alcohol was a food or a
medicine. His answer was: 1T is
very much like sitting down on a
hornets nest-stimulating, but not
nourishing."
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Secretary Of War Baker notified
Major Henry Rhodes, chief of the
Selective Service Department, that
the work of the draft boards of this
state must be completed by March
81. That means that the organiza-
tion must be discontinued not later
(continued on PAGE Five,
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Some anxiety has been caused
among the allied nations by the
action of Italy in Dalmatia. Italian
troops have undertaken to occupy
this territory which is in dispute
between Italy and the newly formed
Jugo-Slavic state. The feeling has
come to be strong that fighting
might start should and provoca-
tion arise. The Supreme War
Council have warned Italy not to
go too far and her troops may be
displaced and those of other ma
tiOns put in their places.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

The report of Mr.. Francis. the
American ambassador of the United
States to Russia, made before the
Senate Committee does not give an
encouraging picture of the situation.
1t sets forth the danger of German
control in Russia and maintains that
Lenine, now in power in Russia, is
and always has been tool of Ger
many. Moreover, some suspicion
must attach to the offer by Hinden-
burg of his services to his country
in the preservation of the eastern
frontier from a Bolsheviki invasion
Of Germany.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Belgium is feeling the impulse
Of a new life since the war and
there are indications that she is
aspiring to become a nation on
equal terms with the others Of
Europe. This should mean that the
condition Of naturalization under
which she had lived since 1899
would be removed and she could
then do as any of her neighbors do.
II is her plea that neutrality has
been q failure in her case and only
led TO her downfall.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Are you reading the serial story?
II is great. Start this week.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

The process of reconstruction has
advanced the farthest in Meso-
potamia of any section involved in
the war. Since the power Of the
Turk has been overturned the Eng
lish have dug out many of the old
irrigation canals and restored to
fertility hundreds Of thousands OF
acres of land. This part of the old
world is immensely fertile when
watered and will, the coming year,
add to the worlds food supply. Not
since the days Of Nebuchadnezzar
has there been the prospect Of such
prOductiveness.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

England and France are differing
greatly over the attitude that should
exist toward Germany. The former
believes that it will be necessary
to make it possible for Germany
to secure food, raw products and
possibly credits in order that she
may become self-sustaining and
able to bear the hard terms that the
peace treaty must place on her.
France, on the other hand. is still
afraid of the power of Germany and
disposed to retard her recovery. A
decision on this matter must soon
be reached as there are signs Of un-
rest among the people of Germany.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

The Citizen is Berea's local paper,
and is worth the price. Have you
renewed your subscription?
The citizen., 1919-03-13

There are usually two classes Of
people in every community-lifters
and loafers. Which class are you
in?
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Our advertisements figure largely
this week, and are of a Worthwhile
character. Read them.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Local advertisement helps the
merchant, the customer, the news
paper. and is a general, all-'round
boost.
Get in the game. You have the
goods. Tell us about them.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

turn for mining and railroad conces-
sions. And, at that. II might be done.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

Think a minute. Our merchants
are helping TO keep up our town.
They carry good lines of goods.
Let's do our trading at home.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

tcontinued on Page sevenj
The citizen., 1919-03-13

knowledge is Power-and the
way 10 keep up with modern
knowledge is 10 read q good
Newspaper.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
MARYLAND COUNTY
H0N0RS HEROES TODAY

Mrs. william Farmer. mother ef
George. Farmer. the first Prince
Georges County. Nd. soldier 70 Iie
In the world war. win break
ground at 4 .. m. today for, the
memorial cross TO be erected AZ
Biadensburg in commemoration Of
the county's hero dead. o.
AT the same time the National
Defense Highway, TO run from
Bladensburg TO Annapolis. will be
dedicated. Ground win be broken
for the highway by Mrs. Martin
Redman. mother of william Red
man. the FIRST naval man of IN.
county to die in the war. Secre-
tary of the Navy Daniels will de-
liver the address.
A feature of the highway will b.
that each Of the mileposts win Be-
named for one OF Prince Georges
County heroes and the battles N
which they fought.
John A. Riggles. largely through
whose efforts the memorial and
highway have been obtained. VIII
be master Of ceremonies.
The invocation win be delivered
by Capt ]. B. Frazier Of the navy
yard. Another attraction will be
the Marine Band.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
JOHNSON HAS FAITH IN
CALIFORNIA; VOTERS

Chicago. Sept. Ex-senator Hiram
johnson. who was en- route tonight
to California to resume his speak
ing campaign against the league of
nations. gave out a statement in
which he expressed "an abiding
faith" in the people of California,
his home State.
The Senator's statement was
taken As an answer to press dis
patches Of the day telling Of his
receipt Of a telegram from Cali
fornians asking him to withdraw
his opposition to ratification OF the
treaty without reservations.
Senator Johnson stopped here for
q few hours en- route from Wash
ington. He was accompanied by
Mrs. johnson. They continued their
journey to the Coast tonight. Sena-
tor johnson expected to make his
first speech at San Francisco We'd
nesday night.