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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-09-30

y. Inc ftpOitf SNAIL give uue
publicity TO all meetings and shall be
the advertising agent for special
campaigns. He is authority TO
name a committee TO assist him.
ARTICLE vI-CoMMUNITY
COUNCIL
!. The Community League Of Be-
rea shall invite other organizations
and groups Of the community to unite
with IL in the creation of a Commu-
nifty Council which shall serve as a
medium through which the organiza-
tions and citizenship Of Berea can
cooperate more fully in their work
for community progress. The Coun-
Gil shall undertake to harmonize and
build the programs of the various
organizations and the wishes of the
citizens, as nearly as they can be
learned, into a comprehensive COM
munity program, this program to be
carried out by existing agencies and
such other agencies as may be Great
ed to meet the needs of the commu-
nifty. The functions of the Council
in its relation to the organizations
to be represented upon it shall be
purely advisory, depending only upon
the wisdom Of it's decisions and the
concurrence of public opinion for
carrying its decisions into effect.
2. Membership in the Council
shall consist of three members at
large, elected by the community
meeting, and one representative from
each of the organizations named be-
low and from such other organiza-
tons as may be invited by a two
thirds vote of the Council to par
! ticipate. Those selected by organi-
cations or groups shall be from their
own membership and shall be chosen
during the month of October each
year to serve for one year or until
successor is chosen. The Council
shall be organized for service as soon
after November the first as practi-
cable each year. The following or
CARNATIONS and groups shall be in
vited to elect representatives on the
Community Council:
The Community League
The Woman's Club
The Progress Club
The Red Cross
The Business Men
The Public School
Berea College
The Union Church
The Christian Church
The Baptist Church
The Methodist Church
The American Legion
The G. A. R.
The Board of Health
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-09-30

ARTICLE NAME
The name of this organization shall
be THE Community League of Berea,
Kentucky.
ARTICLE II-PURPOSE
The aim of this organization is to
effect the civic improvement of Be-
rea and its environs; to enlist all
forces for the moral, mental, social
and physical culture of its citizen
ship; to develop activity in all that
relates to law and order, beauty and
sanitation, child welfare, civic re-
form, education and general public
ity; to agitate and arouse public sent
iment against all commercialized
evils; to constitute a medium through
which the citizenship of Berea can
work in cooperation with the city
authorities in all matters of a civic
nature; to prefer cooperation with
all existing organizations TO promote
civic righteousness and build a
greater Berea.
ARTICLE III-MEMBERSHIP
Any person over twenty years
of age who can subscribe to the con-
ditions set forth in Article ii, shall
be eligible to membership in the COM
munity League.
ARTICLE IV-OFFICERS
The elective officers Of the Com
munity League shall be president,
vice-president, secretary-treasurer and
reporter. They shall be elected for
one year by a majority vote Of the
members present at the annual meet
ing, and shall hold Office until their
successors are chosen.
ARTICLE v-DUTIES OF
OFFICERS
1. The president shall preside at
all meetings and shall be ex-officio,
a member Of all standing commit
tees.
2. The vice-president shall preside
in the absence of the president.
8. The secretary shall keep a cor
rect record of the proceedings Of all
meetings, which shall be read at the
next regular meeting. He shall at
tend 10 all correspondence. He shall
be the custodian Of all pledges and
money contributed to the Community
League, and shall pay out same only
by order of the president acting un-
der the authority of the Executive
campaigns. He is authorized to
Of all receipts and disbursements at
each regular monthly meeting.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-09-30

fed after the Council is formed, II
so desired, provided no essential prin-
ciple contained therein is violated).
ARTICLE vII-EXECUTIvE COM.
MITTEE OF COMMUNITY
LEAGUE OF BEREA
The Executive Committee of the
Community League of Berea shall
consist of the four elective officers Of
the League and five other members
elected from the membership Of the
League. The Executive Committee
shall elect the other standing COM
mittees of the League.
ARTICLE VIII-OTHER STANDING
COMMITTEES
1. There shall be six standing
committees appointed by the Execu-
tive Committee as follows: Law and
Order, Beauty and Sanitation, Child
Welfare, Civic Reform, Education,
and General Publicity.
2. A spirit of mutual unity and CO.
operation shall be maintained among
all committees.
ARTICLE IX-DUTIES OF STAND
ING COMMITTEES
The Law and Order Committee
shall direct it's attention toward the
suppression Of all lawlessness, such
as intemperance, immortality, gamb-
ling, vice resorts, Sabbath dissertation,
misconduct or non-performance Of
duty of officers, and all other misde-
meanors. This committee shall aid
and assist the civil authorities in the
detection and prosecutions of all
Continued on Page Eight
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-09-30
Auction Sale
Thursday, Oct 7
At 1000 o'clock a. m. Rain or Shine
$40 IL Acre Farm
At 1000 o'clock a. m, Rain or Shine
Subdivided in Four Tracts

Subdyded in Four Tracts
Madison best farms and high state
Of 10 Richmond and miles north Of
College Hill and Waco turnpike, and known as
THE L. E. GRIGGS FARM
ned nv T. Wells John Newand The
purpose Of this the partnership Of the owners
This fine and tobacco farm In fact will grow
ANYTHING Kentucky, and well located
Schools churches bank stoes blacksmith
shop and mill fenced with two sets OF good
improvements on il.
Tract No contains 69 has good road frontage and
building site half old blue sod balance
in corn and tobacco broke of sod this year.
Tract No contains with iOroom house. almost new
cistem oubung orchard and Oacre tobacco barn.
100 acres grass ready for the pillow, balance in and
tobacco.
Tract No contains s9% acres all in and timber has
new 7room tobacco barn just completed and
necessary Outbuldings.
Tract No contains with long pike frontage, and
a beautiful building Site and is all in grass
This farm will be sold terms and will pay you
20 90 look il over of sale. Walter Wells and j. f.
Newand on the place, will gladly show the place
For further parcuars Bogie, r.. ID. l. Richmond,
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number which will be closed
regardless value rather samples headquarters Take
the timely and the highest grade the
market less than the regular retail
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-09-30
CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMU-
NIFTY LEAGUE OF BEREA,
KENTUCKY

ARTICLE NAME
The name of this organization shall
be THE Community League of Berea.
EactueLv
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-03

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-03
J. W ROCHESTER and ". 0. MARTIN
100 ACRE FARM
sUBDVIDED PERSONALITY
Public Auction
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th,
ON PREMISES
AT TEN A. NJ. RAIN OR SHINE.

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Col. John 2 Dinwiddie on the Block.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu.
cid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis p1.
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
(Adv.)
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tindeni inegalitati de teren ca 81
suprafata uscatului 81 ca adincimi-
lie cele mai mari S ar afla cit mai
departe de tarmuri, in mijlocul O.
ceanelOr. Nici una din aceste pre-
supuneri nu corespunde realitatii.
In genere fundul Oceanelor pre-
zinta Sesuri - daca s ar putea zice
asa = intinse, = lar cele mai mari
adincimi s'au gasit in aproprierea
tarmurilor.
Cea mai mare adincime consta-
tata de S515 metri, Sc aprOpie de
ci Gu vr'o 300 de metri de cea mai
mare fnaltime constatata pc scoar-
ia globului pamintesc, care este,
dupa cum sc site, virful Gaurisan-
kar din muntii Himalaia. Aceasta
adincime in partea apusana O.
ceanului Pacific, la 200 kilometri
spre rasarit de insula Urup din
grupul Kurilelor.
Adincimea mijlocie a Oceanului
Atlantic de $3.50 metri; Ocea-
nului Indian 334O, a celui Pacific
1890, = lar a marilOr deschise, de
300. S an gasit numeroase platou-
ri la o adincime nu mai mare de
200 de metri, earl Odinioara au fost
pamint uscat in apropierea conti-
nentelor; uncle din acestea sunt
din epocile mai noui ale istoriei pa
mintului, = dupa cum sunt 81 in
tinderi de uscat, despre care isto-
ria site ca mai de multi erau acope-
rite de apele marilor.
In realitate nu sunt decit trei
mari basinuri de apa carl inertia
sd poarte numele de Oceane: Allan
ticul, Indianul 81 Pacificul, alaturi
de care cele latte intinderi mai mi
lei nu pot ii considerate decit ca ma
ri laterale.
Ca un tip al acestor mari poate
III privita marea Mediterana, care
|patrunde printre trei continente
Europa, Africa 81 Asia, impresura-
ia de marisintinderi de uscat. Ea c
in legatura Gu Oceanul Atlantic nu
mai prin strimtoarea Gibraltaru-
lni, care n are mai mutt de Ii XII
lometri la punctul eli eel mai 1ngust.
Totusi, aceasta strimtoare s'a mai
largit in cursul vremurilor, prin
|actiunea valurilor; caci Plinius, de
exemplu, da masuratoarea exacta a
|str1mtorii de pc timpul lui Gu: 10
KIN. 834 metri in locul eel mai in
gust 81 14.446 metri in Gel mai
larg (dupa unitatea de masura de
astazi) lar Avenius spune ca In
auntrul str1mtorii erau doua insu-
lie fmpadurite, pc una din carl. Sc
ridicase un templn 81 altare in Gin
stea lui Hercule. El mai adaoga, ca
|pentru q putea trece prin aceasta
|strfmtoare, Cartaginezii eonstrui-
|serS anume corabii Gu findul foar-
te turtit.
n anul 1913, cind apele, mari
|eran foarte joase, s'a pntut verifi-
- adev6rul unora din aceste relar,
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DE vfNZARE.

Un Stor constator din Grocerie,
Bucerie 81 2 mese de Billiard. Sc
vindc din NINA libera. E i'm cen.
trul Rominilor 81 altor nationa-
'htati vinzare saptaminala de
10O0115OO dolari.
Doritorii de a face afacere
'buna sd Sc adreseze la Vasile Fa.
bian 1131 Chestnut Str, Erie, Pa
(S4-5O)
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vapoarelor sau alte lucrari in apa,
precum 81 la cautarea obiectelor de
pref cufuadate Gu prilejul naufra-
giilor.
Acum citiva ami s'au ciocnit in
apropierea Marsiliei doua vapoare,
GU care prilej din unul din ele a
cazut in apa 0 ladita GU monede de
aur. Locul unde a cazut sc sta ca
pera mocirlos. Totusi, dupa mum
ca numai de trei ore, scafandrierii
reusira sa 0 gaseasca 81 sd scoata,
spre marea multamire a proprieta-
rului Ell, care privea Gu o emotiune
lesne de inteles la intreaga operate
La repararea vapoarelor scafan-
drierii fac mari servicii, caci ase-
menea lucrari Sc pot savirsi uneori
char continufndu-Si vapoarele mer
sui. Scafandrierul Sc coboara atun-
ci pc scara de-alungul peretului
vaporului 81 mentinut acolo prin-
tr'un fel de triunghiu mobil.
Mai Gu seama in climele calde,
peretii vapoarelor Sc acopar adesea
de plante, scoici ETC., carl trebuesc
curatite, caci impiedica vapoarele
in mers, ba lie ameninta 81 Gu alte
stricaciuni. De aceea, in deosebi pc
vapoarele de pasageri, intotdeauna
S gasesc citiva scafandrieri. Char
81 in cazuri de naufragii eli pot face
uneOri bune servicii.
Clopotele de cufundare, carl
sunt indeobiceiu de forma patrata
81 cOnstruite din tuciu, sunt uneo-
ri att de mari incit Sc pot coborf
ell ele cite trei-patru 81 mai multi
lucratOri. Principiul lor acelas
ca 81 al aparatelor de cufundare !;
aerul Sc pompeaza in continuu de
sus, pecind eel stricat iese pc o al
ia tulumba. Llidratorii au putinta
de da semnale: cind sd Sc opreas-
ca clopotul, sau sd fie dat mai la
dreapta sau la stinga, cfnd' sa Sc
pompeze aerul mai tare sau mai In
Get, - s'asa mai departe.
Prin clopotgl de cufundare Sc
poate examina 81 mai bine fundul
marii. Ell face servicii 81 cind c
vorba a Sc savirsi lucrari mai ma
ri subt apa. Lucratorii insa nu pot
suporta multa Wreme aerul care ne
cesarmente trebuie sa fie compri-
mat, in asemenea clopote.
Pc psincipiul clopotului de Gu
fundare Sc bazcaza 81 hidrostatul
submarin construit de Dir. Payerne,
un aparat ingenios, care Sc compu-
ne din mai multe compartments,
81 GU care Sc pot cobori pima la trei.
zeci de oameni de odata 81 pot sta
subt apa mai multe ore de-a rindul.
Construirea acestui aparat mai
complicata, dar defectul lui de
capetenie ramine ca nu se poate re-
gula indestul de bine trimiterea ae-
rului proaspat 81 scoaterea celui
stricat prin respiratie.
Inventiile in aceasta directiune
lnsa nu Sc opresc in loc, 81 poate va
veni timpul cind sd Sc poata lasa
in fundul marilor case intregi, in
carl oamenii sd poata sta nu citeva
ceasuri, ci zile 81 nopti, fara pri-
mejdie.
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eau AN


sa lncreze la cariere de piatra
CMina), 40 de mile vest della Gle
veland. 10 ore pc ri. As pima la
So cent? pc ora. Chirie ieftina,
$500 pima la 1890 lunar. Pa
mint pentru gradina gratis. Ali
mentele nccesafe, teatru, euglarii
81 |biliarde Gu preturi ieftine. Luz
Grind acolo puteti economist $25
pima Ia $40 msf multi pc luna ca
in Cleveland. yehiti sau serieti Il
Room soa aal,d AxsnnA,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28
In funduI
marion.

Dcspre Uiata 81 erplOrdrite din a.
dincimile Oceanelor,-- de J. PAUL
Nu este multi timp decind adm
clmile Oceanelor planetei noastre
treceau drept Gu totul imposibil de
explorat. Cercetarile mai sistema-
tice II 'au inceput deceit de vr'o eli
teva decenii, adica de cind s'a a
juns la ideea 81 la trebuinta de a Sc
aScza cabluri de telegrafie care sd
lege continentele peste mari.
Prima intrebare ce Sc impunea
exploratorilor era adincimea Ocea-
nelor 81 conformatiunea fundului
marllOr, ceea ce Sc putea face nu-
mai prin sondagii constiincioase.
Pentru adincimi mai mici fuse
sera de ajuns obiSnuitele cabluri "a
lie corabierilor, - dar pentru adm
cimile marilor nu, caci aci nu pu-
tea ii un semn sigur care sd denote
ajungerea plumbului la fund. Ca
blul sc desfasura mereu, dar nu e.
Ia sigur daca in urma continuarii
plumbului de a Sc cufunda, sau in
urma apasarii curentelor; apoi
prea adesea cablul Sc rupea 81 nu
era Gu putinta sd mai fie scos la su-
prafata.
I'm mijloc original de masura
adlncimea marii descoperise ingi-
nerul francez de marina de Tessau.
Sc lasa adica sa cada, in punctul
unde Sc voieste sd Sc masoare adm
cimea, o bomba construita asa ca sd
faca explozie in momentul in care
atingc fundul. Sunetul sc site ca
sc propaga prin apa foartc usor,
mai usor ca prin aer, astfel ca ex-
plozia sc audc char della mil de
metri adIncime; astfcl ca numarin-
du-se uun cronometru exact Sc
cundele ce tree della plecarea bonn
bel pima la explozie, Sc poate soco-
ii GU destula preciziune adincimea.
Acest sistem insa prezintA destu-
lie dificultati 81 nu Sc mai intrebuin
teaza della 1854, dc cind america
nul Brooke a construit aparatul
sau de sondagiu, pc cit de simplu
pc att de sigur. Ell consta dintr o
ghiulea prea perforata prin care
trece vergea de fier, iesind din
ghiulea ell un capat in sus 81 GU al
tul in jos. Ghiuleaua sustinuta in
pozitia eli printr o sirma agatata
de doua cjrlige GU resort. Cita vre-
me ghiuleaua cade, ca ramine in le-
gatura GU vergeaua; indata ce Sc
atinge fundul, cele doua cirlige Sc
desprind 81 ghiuleaua ne mai find
retinuta, ramine JOS, lar vergeaua
Sc libercaza. Astfel cablul poate fl
usor tras iarasi in sus. = Char da-
ca, din cauza curentelor, cablul ar
putea sd sc desfasoare ceva mai de-
parte, cind aparatul cade la fund
Sc produce prin usurarea de greu-
tatea ghiulelei brusca incetineala
in aceasta desfasurare, asa ca Sc
poate insemna exact momentul
cind aparatul dat de fund. Acum
ramlne q Sc nota lungimea cablu-
lui, ceeace Sc nsureaza prin faptul
ca acesta insemnat din so in SO
de metri.
Aparatul de sondagiu al lui Broo-
ke fost multi perfectionat de la
inventarea lui incoace. Gu ell Sc pot
trimite in fundul marilor tot fe-
lnl de unclte necesare diferitclor
observatii: termometre maximale
ii minimale; vase pentru probe de
apa carl sc deschid numai acolo jos
81 se inchid lar imediat, retele, can
81, etc., carl se trsg apoi lar Ia sn-
prafat9
Prin nenumxrAte1e sondagii ce
b on Kcut cu acest chip, i u putut
II biili D ieoaux aproximativx 4 fnnl
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CEL0R CARE SUFERA LA
PICIOARE.


Daca D-ta al suparari Gu asu-
d2tul picioarelor pc caldurile We
rel, 81 daca vrei sd scapi de a.
ceasta suparare, comanda la moi
Q cutie Gu pudra, care este ga
rantata, caci dupa 5 frectiuni GU
aceasta pulra scapi de miros 81
de -asudare. NJ esti satifacut
va trimit banii inapoi.
Trimiteti so cent? in marci 81
adresa corecta la:
Z. r. KuuGEL,
67o6 Detroit, Ave, Cleveland O.
(1-3-5)
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G A U T

pc varul meu Simion Gordon din
1comuna Fris, judetul Bistrita Ma
saud, avind niste scrisori foarte
importante de ale d1nslhui. Rog
att pe fratii Romini carl ii stu
adresa, cit 81 pc dinsul ami scrie
la adresa de mai JOS:
Exeviu Gillian, 3146 Greely Str,
Detroit, Mich.
(48-5O)
New-York tribune., 1920-02-21
Mrs. O'Crady Appoints
Daughter to $1,000 Job
Women on Civil Service List
Charge Favoritism in Nam
inp POIiceWOmen
lg POHCeWOnlen

The civil service lady and Commits
sioner O'Grady may be sisters under
the skin, but externally it is not no.
ticeable.
In fact, if one is to believe the as
sertions of women who have passed the
civil service examination and are
waiting appointment as policewomen,
there is no sisterly affection, subcuta-
neous or otherwise, wasted in their
Commissioner O'Grady.
The lack of fondness was particularly
apparent yesterday, when it was an
nounced that Mrs. O'Grady had ap-
pointed her daughter Florence, twenty
years old, as a stenographer in her Of
five at a salary Of $1,000 year.
Women who have been waiting on the
civil service list charged that Com
missioner O'Grady is appointing per-
sonal friends or friends of the admin
istration rather than resorting to the
list when new employee is needed.
Among recent appointees as police
women who were cited as examples of
this alleged favoritism are:
Miss Ruth Goldstein, sister of AS
sistant District Attorney Goldstein, of
Brooklyn; Mrs. Lillian j. Lessler, a
relative of Tenement House Commits
sioner Mann; Miss Genevieve M. Nc
Loughln, cousin of John r. Sinnott,
the Mayors secretary and n-in-aw; /;
Miss Helen M. Burns, a friend of the
Mayor; Mrs. William Mccarthy, whose
late husband succeeded Enrieht as
president of the Lieutenapts' Benevo-
I,lent Association, and Mrs. Mary Coony,
whose husband, Lieutenant Coony, is
attached to the welfare branch of
Mrs. O'Grady's office.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-21

The airbrakes on a Brooklyn bound
express in the Lexington Avenue sub
way went wrong near Fourteenth Street
about 4:45 p. m. yesterday and for
more than two hours the service was
crippled. The delay occurred just at
the beginning of the evening rush
hour.
Trains began to pile up behind the
limping express Immediately. 1t pro-
ceeded slowly to Canal Street. where
it came to halt again. Once more
under way the limping train faltered
as far as Bowling Green, where it
came to a dead stop. 1t was almost Z
O'Clock before repairs could be made
which enabled the train to move again.
Service Stopped at Bridge
In the meantime expresses had
backed up behind it and were halted at
brief intervals all the way from, the
Brooklyn Bridge to Bowling Green.
Above Brooklyn Bridge the INTERIOR
ough maintained senblance of serv-
Ice by shuntlng expresses to the local
tracks and sending them around the
City Hall loop to start their trip up
town from the bridge instead of from
Brooklyn.
While the blockade was pn all the
Office buildings in lower Manhattan
and the lofts of the midtown section
had emitted their daytime denizens
who had swarmed as usual into the
subway. Every station was congested
Humanity packed the platforms to the