davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
IWSS] lWSSl IWSSl
"KRASNA CLEO" FRASKA
Sc ZPEVY.

Place nebeske, ktere ami me-
seize ami neklidl, Krasna Cleo
prislusnice veseleho polosveta,
upadne do dluha a prisny soud
nj vykonavatel ma provesti e.
xekucni zajem a drazbu vsech
svrSkG il patricich. Exekvent-
ka Sc marne z pocatku mama
ha ably obloudila zatvrzene
rameno spravedlnosti konec-
ne Sc utika Ike lsti, jez il ne
mile situace pomuze.
Jiz tato osnova dava tuSit,
re o komicke situaci nebude
nouze, sv6dci o tom jiz pohled
kterym preletneme seznam o.
sob zastupujici jednotlive cha
raktery povedene te taskarice.
Shledame Sc vesmes ochotnf-
ky, kteri mali jiz jistou po-
vest, coz jest soucasne zaru-
kou re Sc pri zitrejsim posvi-
censkem predstaveni nikdo ne
bude nuditi. Smichu bude mad
byt, tom nemGze byti sporu.
Hra vySperkovana jest asi 6
.zpevnimi cisly, coz ucinnost ri
strejsiho vecera znamenite ivy
81. Odporucujeme vsem milov
nikum vesele dramaticke mu-
sy, ably 81 pospiSili a Ia yeas 81
obstarali vstupenky. Zacne Sc
presne V 5 hod. odpol. Ma den
vanocnich svatkG, 25, prosin-
ce pripravuje Dram. Sbor Tyl
velkou vypravni hru, zpraco-
gsvanou die svetoveho romanu
gAlexandra Dumase Hrab6 Mon
te Christie ku ktere Sc jiz nyni
konaji pripravne. prace. ;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
WSSl [WSSl MSSl
MOHLI BYCHOM Sc UCITI
Cd CECHU.
(F.L.G.I.S.)

Evening Post ze dne %. Tij-
ma prinesla nasledujici clane-
eek pod horejsim nadpisem.
Zadny narod ma svete nema
dedictvi Ameriky. Zalozena ma
idealech, zvetSovana ideally,
sama We sve vzneSenosti cilu,
jest schopna vesti svet V po-
cestnosti a spravedlnosti.
Slysel jem presidenta Masa-
rvka fici, re "tak daleko jak
Amerika lnula ke svym ieda-
lum, ceskoslovensky narod il
bude nasledovat.' VSak on mo
zna mel ma mysli veci V Ameri
ce, ktere by nemohly nasledo-
vat - jako "politicke kejklir
stvi', ktere neni chybou ceske
no naroda, jak je chybou Anne
riky, coz jest mi Ito fici. DIE
pana Perglera, komisare ceske
no naroda V Americe politika
neni u Mich "hrackou", ale "vy
razem narodnlch nad6ii a pra
nj"
O, kezby Americka politika
byla skutecne takova, ably jeji
zastupci upfimne pracovali
pro nejlepsi zajmy naroda -
a neprovadeli kejklifstvi!
Mohli bychom sc uciti Cd &c
CHI.
E. F. Parmelce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
Mladi start pobavi Sc
pri MikulaSske zabave So
kola HavliGek, 6. prosince.
POTVRzUJf AMER. POMOC;

Pani Anna KreiGickova,
1862 Cable Ave, obdrzela q
Prahy dekovaci list nasleduji-
clho obsahu:
"Milenym bratflm sestram
ia oceanem!
Jsem povinna touto cestou
Yam vSem bratflm a sestram Il
merickym vzdati dix IA tax We
likou a ob6tavou praci a hlav-
ne pomoc, kterou jste nam "a
slali. Obdrzela jsem prosIed-
nictvim Jednoty Chelcickeho
400 korun a zajiste re mnoho
naSich chudych rodin dostalo
lvypomoc prostrednictvim Cs.
G. Kflze. Kde Sc nachazf Alice
Masarykova, jest vse spravedli
We rozdeleno a doufame, ae
s VaSi pomoci 2 VaSi spolupra
CT svoji milou republiku vybu-
dujeme. Tez mas doSla zasilka
veci jako Sat a obuv a rye, my
dlo, mite RUNE veci vSe by
10 mezi chud6 sestry rozd6le-
| no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26

PRIJME Sc delnik ma r1z-
nou praci V zelezafskem OBJ
chod6. Haste Sc u Opava Bra
tfi, 4017 Broadway. 1928
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26

- Settle uhlim! Nevytarsj.
te svdj pfibytek 6. prosince
a prijd'te Sc zapotit do Be-
sidek ma 'Mikulasskou" So
kola HavIicek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26

~ K pravemu posvicenske-
mu obedu patfi vyborna
nalada a tn 81 zaopatrite -
prijdete-li Sc rozesmati ma
"KRASNOU CLEU", buj-
nou to hru sehranou TY-
LEM We Gtvrtek 27. listopa-
du. Vstupenky u p. Vacka.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
LLSTA HAINELOR TRIMISE
DIN FULTON. N. Y.

Am primit astazi Imbracamintea
colectata de fratii din Fulton, N.
Y. In acel oras sunt foarte putin
Romini, 1nsa sunt Romini adeva-
rati care stu ca .nu numai batin-
du-se pc pept esti Romin, ci aj:l-
tindu-ti fratii la nevoie.
Initiativa, in acel oras fost
luata de catra un membru al Uniu
nei noastre, domnul loan Cailea-
nu. Dfnsul impreuna Gu loan Ist-
van au umblat din casa in casa 81
au colectat urmat0arele lucruri:
32 perechi de ghete; II perechi
pantaloni; 7 perechi ismene; 10
perechi ciorapi; 13 haine pentrr,
barbati; 8 paltoane pentru bar
bait; 2 paltoane pentru femei; Z
veste; 8 sfedere; s bluze feme-
iesti; 10 rochu pentru femei; "a
sapci; SO hainite pentru copl; %
cSmasi peptru bxrneti Z cam6si
pentru femei 24 SIake pentrl fc-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
DIN FUCA C0ND[|ULUl.

Multi foarte multi mise ping
ca au TRIMS bani acasa la pa
rinti, sotii 81 copii, 81 II au prmit
raspunsul ca au primit' banii, 81
ne roaga sal Indreptam ca 81
dea de urma banilor, caci agentii
zic cd i-au TRIMS.
In afaceri de acestc att putcm
raspunde ,ca agentul care trl-
mis- ibanli. e raspunZator de banl.
Trebue sa arate dovada ca banli
sa TRIMS la destinatie sau sd
banii. - Ca bancile de
aeasa ,neglijeaza sa trimita ban'l
destinatorilor, Sc poate, in cazul
accsta agentii sap bancherii de
aici nu sunt vinovati, insa. pot
cere Inapoi banii. ceca ce ar eos
ia iarasi cheltuieli
Tn confrate da zor mcreu Ell
zdrcnte. Lam ruga sd bine vola-
sea s;> vina la redactia noastr;,
sa Sc convinga ca lucrurile carl
Sc trimit acasa nu sunt Zdrente.
ca asemenea zdrente poarta 81
d-sa 81 moi. - Slabiti deci Gu iro-
MIA sarcastica pima nu stiti cum
stau lucrurile.
&c bine ar fl daca fiecare fami-
lie romina din Cleveland ar do
na eel putin pc jumatate Sau Pc
sfert cit d donat familia Dan
ceanu pentru suferlnzii de acasa.
Gu Siguranta ca numai din aceSt
oras s ar cxpedia un wagon Gle
imbracaminte.
81 eel earl ar dori sa citeascl
romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfrlu, sun
TEN siguri ca vor patti ca acei earl
nu ne-au ascultat sfaturile sa CO.
mande calendage din vreme, 81
acum li-se trimite bafii inapol.
Vorba Rominului: Cine sd scoa-
Ia mai de dimineata ajunge mai
dcpal+e", 81 vorba Englezulul :
First coming, first served,
II 'au fost iscodite dec florile ma
rului. = Sc apropie ziua sd pu-
mem prima pagina sub tipar.
Grabiti-va en- comandele. ca sd
nu va para rau la urma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
mel; 4 sorturi lungi femeiesti

mel; 4 sorturi lungi femeiesti.
Lista donatorilor:
loan Cailean din comma Bras
falaul de sus a dat: l patton; :
haine pentru barbati; 4 camasi; ,
perechi ghete; 2 perechi ismehe.
Traian Bartos din comuna Bi-
leag a dat: | patton; l .haina de
barbat; l patton femeiesc.
Macedon Cosma din comuna
'Csepau dat: 8 camasi pentru
barbati;2 2 perechi ismene haina
barbateasca 4 perechi pantaloni
4 sfedere; | sapca 2 perechi CHE
te; 8 blue.
George Schneider din comma
Sieul Mare a dat: Z perechi ghete.
loan Weder a dat: 2 perechi
ghete; 2 paltoane femeiesti; ,
blue; 4 sapci.
loan Galatianu din comuna Bi-
leag a dat: ! patton; 2 haine bar
batesti.
| NJ Weber din comma Csepau a
dat: 4 perechi ghete; % camasi
| patton; 2 perechi ghete pentru
copii; l pereche pantaloni: 3 ca
masi pentru copii.
|. Huniady din comma Sieul
Mare dat: ] pereche pantaloni.
Iosif Sobo din Sieul Mare 9
dat: pereche pantaloni; | ca
masa 81 10 cent?.
Toti Gel de mai sus. sunt din
Judetul Bistrita Nasaud.
loan lstvan din comuna Lelesti
a dat: } perechi ghetel; 2 paltoa-
ne: 3 perechi ismene; 2 bluse; !
roche; ) veste; : sapci; ! pala-
rie; 2 perechi ciorapi; l sapca
femeiasca ? cafnasi femeiesti.
Nasile Teusan din Del a dat
$1.00. Ambii ,sunt din judetul
Solnoc Doblca.
| Catita Vuica din comma Sam
lac, judetul Arad dat: l pc
reche ghete nOui 81 ciorapi fe-
meiesti; 4 camasi; , camasi fe-
meiesti; | perechc ismene.
George HOtea din comuna Pa
trova, judetul Maramura-Sighet
dat: 2 sapci; 2 perechi panta-
loni; 2 sfedere; 2 baltoane feme-
iesti; haina de copil; l patton
! fusta: | pardisiu.
Vasic Stranga din comuna
Dertia Mare. judetul Ugocia a
dat: . perechi ghete; perechi
pantaloni; 5 haine barbatesti; 4
sapci; 2 sfedere.
loan Leordian din comuna Lee
ordina, judetul Maramuras-Si-
ghet a dat: $1.0O.
loan Tiola din comma Dertia
Mare a dat: $1.00.
Necita Morosan dat soc.
Macedon Cosma dat soc.
loan Galatian Soc.
Teodor Sutei $1.OO.
Gu acesti bani s,a acoperit spe.
sele de transport din Fulton pi-
ma in Cleveland.
r de prlsos a mai comenta n
supra faptei mobile a fratilor din
Fulton. y. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
PoSTA REDACTIEI.
0omnului I. Jebelean. Balti

mere, Md: Scrisori acasa in
Torontal sc pot trimite 81 prin
posta Romina, adeca prin Romi-
mia 81 prin Serbia. Depanda de
comma in care Sc afla rudeniile
d-tra. Eu v'asi sfatui trimite o
scrisoare prin Rominia 81 una
prin Serbia. Prin Rom1nia a.
iresati astfel: Scrieti numele o.
muliu unde o trimiteti, de pilda
II. Jebelean, judetul Torontal,
Comlosul Mare. Rominia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
INFORMAIIUN|
Wilson lucra la mesagiul Gel
va trimite conqresului. Wa

Wilson lucra la mesagiul Gel
va trimite congresului. Wa
shington. Gu tot timpul mo-
ros de ieri, presedintele Wilson
a petrecut ora in balconul de
la sud de la Casa Alba. 81 dupa
yizlta regulata saptaminala pc
care 0 face DIR. Francis X. Der
cum din Philadelphia, doctorul
presedintelui anuntat imbund-
'tatirea sanatatii presedintelui.
Wilson va trimite mesagiul lul
congresului posibrl astazi, asa Sc
spune. insa nici infOrmatie de-
lspre continutul lui nuf S a putut
afla. Sc crede ca presedintele
Isl va exprlma. parerea asupra
tratatului de pace, la fel va dis
cuta in amanuntime problemele
domeStice 81 in particular va a.
TRACE atentia congresului asupra
SITUATED industriale.
Presedintele lucra la acest me-
sagiu de doua saptamini. Din
cauza lucrului multi, presedintc-
lie nu a putut ca sa vada pc Sc
lnatOrul Hitchcock.
Din cauza lboalei presedintele
va Fl slit ca sa sc departa do
obieeiul lui de ceti in persoa-
ma mesaglul.
Negotiable intre estonieni 81
rusi. - Londra. = Guvernul es-
tonian a anuntat ca MART la ?
Decembrie, vor incepe din nou
negotiable de pace dintre Esto-
! mia 81 Bolsevisti. Delegate sovie-
telor vor trece frontal in apro-
piere de Pskov.
De Joi seara trupele rosii an
atacat Gu furie fortele estoniene
de pc frontul Ndrva, insa au fost
peste tot locul respinsi. Atacurile.
bolseviste- au fost facute in for
matii str1nse facind sfortari mari
de a rupe frontul estonian 81 a
lost date sub. scutul focului g.cu
de artilerie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
Armatels lni Colciag Sc retrag.

- Vladivostok. - Armata de Ia
Omsk continue sd sc retraga pc
|un front de 165 mile, lar rapoar-
|tcle primite de la misiunile aliate
spun ca nu Sc face nici incer-
care de oprire, orr sa Sc puna
|vre-o rezistenta. In nou front e.
ste planuit care va Fl in distric
tul militar din Ircutsc.
bsthmanp IL Klystia. = Ber-
lin. Ziarele au anuntat astxM
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03

-
ca DR.. Theobald Won Bethmann
Holweg. fostul cancelar imperial
a ajuns la lausanne, in Mvetia.
DIR. Won Bethmann tHolweg a.
re de gind ca sd stea mai multi
timp in Geneva, scriu ziarele
Greva servitoarelor. Berlin
Uniunea camerierelor 81 fe
telor de casa a amanintat Gu gre
va pentru urmatoarele princlpii
! Ca sa nu Sc mai poarte sapca
aceia alba 81 mica care este III
Semn de servilitate.
I'm ceas pentru cafea in timpul
dupa amiaz care Sc corespunda cu
timpul pentru ceai al scrvitoare.
lor din Anglia.
! Sa li-se dca cafea in ceasul nu
nit.
! lncru mai usor 81 mai putint
ore pentru camepiere.
Hotelierii 81 patronii imediat az
inceput negotiable Gu uniunei
Servitoarelor Gu scopul de a mt
ajunge amenintarea lor la greva
- e. X
| 'Carbuni Sc vor da numai pen
tru lucruri esentiale. = Washin.
ton. - ,Oficialitatile si-au mdrep
tat astazi privirile asupra di,
tribuirii carbunellti, eli vor ca ss
'rezolve aceasta problema ca st
.primeasca eel mai bun rezultat
Carbunele va Fl diStribuit nu
mai pentru scopuri esentiale $
sub conditiile enumerate intr III
comunicat de catra dictatoru
combustibilului, Dr. Garfield.
Garfield a .cernt cailor ferati
ica Sc libereze carbuni .,numai il
cazuri esentiale 81 urgente." A
tit cit PRACTICABLE carbunele ca
re este Scos acum va fl intrebuil
tat numai pentru clasa prima dir
lista facuta pc timpul razboiului
Aceasta lista cuprinde: caile fe.
rate, cerintele domestice, intre
care oteurile, spitalele 81 institu
tile publice; pcntru armata $
marina. pentru 7ntrebuintarea py
blicului 81 pentru fabricarea ne
cesitatilor de traiu.
Ninzatorii de carbuni sunt in.
drumati ca Sc dea carbnne numai
acolo unde este lipsa 81 numai III
'cantitati mici. \
N..o.z~..1 IA 11I:~.~.- - -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
Europa 81 controversa Mexica


ma. - Londra. ~ Guvernul bri.
tanic urmareSte de aproape toa.
te evenimentele din controversa
dintre guvernul Statelor Unite 81
Mexico, 81 este gata a aproba orr
te cale pc care D va lua Stateie
Unite,
+, Oficialitatile recunosc ca situa-
tia meXlcana este la fel GU multe
alte probleme pc care diplomatic
europeni vOr ca sd le rezOlve a.
cum.
moi avcm 0 duzina de Mexi-
cani in Europa" a spus un
malt Official al gu<ernului. FL
sunt deja prea multi pentru no.
ca sa putem al supune 81 suntein
prea ocupati ca sa ne lmbunata-
tim propria casa, deci departe Dc
moi de a ne amesteca in afaeerile
mexicane orr in chestia Shan
tung."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
Guvernorul din Illinois nu sc

Guvernorul din Illinois nu sc
va amesteca in greva, minerilor,
- Chicago. n comitet care
Representa- pc fabricantii din sta.
tul Illinois 81 care constitute A.
sociatia Fabricantilor la fel care
reprezinta 90 procente din marea
industrie din Illinois apelat la
guvernorul Frank Lowden ca sd
incerce a pune capat grevei de
la minele de carbuni din ace,
stat. la fel lua masuri ca minele
sc opereze.
Guvernorul spus acestui CO.
mitet ca el nu va lua nici o mi
snra att timp cit guvernul fe-
deral incearca concilia difcrin-
tele dintre mineri 81 operatori.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-04-03
GREAT REVIVAL WILL CLOSE
SUNDAY

The great revival in the Christian
Church which has been sweeping
the forces Of evil before il will
close Sunday evening.
The Rev. II. Gordon Bennett, and
his singer, r. Paul Arnold, assisted
by the pastor, Rev. w. J. Hudspeth,
have conducted a marvellous cam
paign. There have been more than
forty members added 10 the church.
The topic today is, "A Revival
Meeting in a Jeil." Friday night
the Evangelist will talk on The
Model Conversion A great musical
will be given Saturday night. Mr..
Arnold will be assisted by Miss
Claire Leedy and Miss Una Gabbard.
Miss Mable Lewis, pianist, and
others.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-04-03
ORDINATION SERVICE

An impressive service was held
at the Baptist Church last Sunday
morning, when three Of the mem
hers were ordained TO serve as dea-
cons. DR.. FELTON, delivered the
charge TO the candidates for ordi-
nation, and the pastor urged upon
the congregation the need Of co
operating with the Board Of Dea-
cons in carrying out the spiritual
and temporal work Of the church.
Brother English has proven him
self a faithful and efficient pastor
during his ministry in Berea, and
as he enters upon his new field Of
labor he has the joy Of knowing that
his work here has borne much fruit.
Each department Of the church is
well organized and in a position to
carry on the work effectively.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-04-03
@. A. r. ENCAMPMENT

The Ith Annual Encampment OF
the Department of Kentucky, Grand
Army Of the Republic, is TO be held
at Berea. The date is May 18th 10
i6th.
This will be an occasion Of special
interest TO all classes Of our people,
TO citizens and students. From year
To year II Is held at different places.
last year being at the city of Gov
lngton. II is a great honor TO us to
have II come here. While the GAR.
organization Of the state makes Sc
lection OF the place, other patriotic
societies affiliated with il hold their
yearly conventions at the same time
and place. There is the Woman's Re
lief Corps, Ladies of the q. A. r.. and
Sons of Veterans. The whole town
and vicinity will be glad to unite in
showing respect TO these visitors.
Plans are already being made by
the state Headquarters and the loca!
GAR. post TO make this encamp-
ment notable one. There will be
distinguished speakers from abroad.
Some interesting details will be
noted from time TO time in The
Citizen.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-04-03
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Commonwealth of Kentucky,
A. o. Stanley, Governor.
A Proclamation.

To the People Of Kentucky, Greetings (:
Whereas, the receding armies of the
Central Powers have left in their wake
understandable scenes of suffering AMI
privation, torture, famine and death,
our duty TO the oppressed and en-
shaved peoples of the Old World is
only half finished when the invader is
driven from the borders of these suf-
fering lands. II is a pleasant and
Christian duty to minister to the wants
of those whom we have made free.
The boon OF freedom itself can not
save the starving from death, or the
naked from the winds of winter, or
house the homeless.
Today upon the Eastern front there
are untold millions of men, women
and children of the Jewish race who
are In the direst need of the simplest
necessities, of life, and unless they find
succor here and find 1t without delay
these wan sufferers will sink forever
under the burdens of want and Oppres-
sion, torture and outrage, which no
tongue can tell or pen portray.
TO the aid of these victims OF bru-
tality the Kentucky Division of the
American Jewish Relief Committee
has determined to carry on a campaign
for the raising OF funds.
Therefore, |, A. o. Stanley, Govern
or of Kentucky, issue this proclama-
tion setting aside April 7th TO 18th,
1919, as Jewish War Relief Days In
the State of Kentucky.
In Testimony Whereof, have
caused these letters to be made par
ent and the seal of the Common
wealth to be hereunto affixed. Done
AT Frankfort, the twenty-fourth day OF
March, In the year of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and nineteen,
and in the one hundred and twenty
seventh year Of the Commonwealth.
A. o. STANLEY,
Governor OF Kentucky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-04-03
STATEWIDE Drive
FOR war SUFFERERS
kentuckians to Raise $3.50, 900
During April I'll For Jewish
Destitute In Eastern
Europe

One of the most urgent appeals ever
presented to the people Of Kentucky
is to be made by the great non-secta-
rian drive under the direction of lead
ing citizens of the state to raise $3.50,
600 for the relief of Jewish war suf-
ferers in the stricken areas of East
ern Europe. The drive will take place
April to IL, and during that time
every effort will be made to raise this
sum.
The drive in Kentucky is similar to
those to be conducted in every state
in the union during the year or just
previous to this period. Some of the
drives are now going on. Last year
Kentucky gave between $4,000 and
100000 to this cause, but the subscrip-
tons were practically all made by
Jewish people. The present drive is
not only TO be participated in by peo-
pie of every faith, but it is to be di-
rected as well in many sections by
non-Jewish people.
The response for workers has met
with instant and unqualified success.
Everywhere in all parts of the state
have come indications OF the desire
and the willingness of all to make the
campaign a big success in order that
relief may be carried to the starving
and destitute millions on the eastern
battle fronts
Col. Fred Levy, of Louisville, one Of
the best known business men and
philanthropists in Kentucky, Is the
general chairman of the statewide
campaign. Col. Levy will be assisted
by the following staff of executive
heads:
State Campaign Director, Charles
w. Morris, Louisville.
Special Representative OF the Amer
lean Jewish Committee for War Re
lief. Albert levin. New York City.
Director N the Campaign for Louis
vile, Harry Bloom.
Chairman State Publicity Bureau
Sidney II. Bernheim, Louisville.
Chairman State Speakers Bureau,
Rabbi Joseph Rauch. Louisville.
Chairman for jefferson County. Cy-
rus Adler
In addition TO these gentlemen the
following prominent citizens comprise
a portion Of the State Advisory Board
Gov. A. o. Stanley, Frankfort.
Col. Z. H. Callahan, Louisville.
8. Thurston Ballard. Louisville.
BENJAMIN s. Washer, Louisville.
Ben Straus, Louisville.
Lewis Hays, Jackson.
Other members OF the Advisory
Committee will be announced later.
Plans for the campaign have been
under way for some time and the or.
ganization is rapidly being effected.
There are TO be 20 districts In the
state, each district with its district
chairman and secretary, they to direct
the work in the various counties In
their districts. The county organiza.
tons will be formed and then city or
CARNATIONS for the larger cities and
towns In the counties. II is expected
that the entire organization will be ef-
fected very shortly and that every
thing will be In readiness for the
opening day, Monday. April z. The
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-04-03

The Louisville Courier-Journal
announced that Henry Watterson,
the newspapers editor since 1868,
and editor emeritus since last Aug
ust. had requested his retirement.
Mr.. Watterson recently passed his
seventy-ninth birthday. The news
paper said the editors action was
partly due TO his variance with the
Courier-Journal officials on the pro-
posed League Of Nations, he, the
paper says, being against the pro-
posal, while the officers favor the
issue.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-04-03
ORGANIZING THE STATE.
"A. ". STANLEY,
Governor OF Kentucky.

Workers from the Kentucky state
headquarters of the American Jewish
Committee of Relief for Jewish War
Sufferers in Louisville has been trav-
cling about the state working up in
terest in the coming campaign. April
I'll. TO raise S20s,000 In the state for
relief work. Col Fred Levy and
Rabbi Joseph Rauch visited Paducah.
Princeton, Hopkinsville and Bowling
Green and were given enthusiastic re
ceptions. Emil Tachau and Ed Sachs
toured the Blue Grass, visiting Lexlng-
ton, Frankfort. Versailles. Paris, Rich
mond and Winchester, where they met
the most representative citizens Of all
faiths and laid extensive plans for a
successful campaign.