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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05
Kismet On Screen - Starts
Stage Life As Wee Tot
StopThief- Another Child
Star Holds Record - A
Freckle Faced Fighter.

7visMET' which Will be presented
70 the motion picture public In
III the late fall. promises 10 be one
w the biggest events Of the sea.
sen, Ous Skinner. who by reason "
his remarkable Characterization has
been conspicuous figure On the
American stage for good mary
years. makes his debut as a screen
star in "Hismet" playing the famous
role OF Haji he beggar In This role
Sir skinner enjoyed The greatest Sue
cess Of h.s stage career
Klsmei' has always appealed 10
me a. the most Ideal of my various
vehicles Tor screen Interpretation" 4"
said Mr. Skinner In fact. % is the
only one of my plays tha, have
been really anxious 10 see upon The
screen, bu; would never consider It's
being filmed unless q could have the
sort Of mounting that ! really believe
It is worthy o. And now u Is being
presented In manner had never
dreamed Of"
.hlINN hheoH
A, the ags OF two and half years.
Shirley Mason was booked through
the agency Of Mrs. Tallaferro. mother
Of Edith and Mabel, for part with
Peter F. Daily. A year and a half
later che was engaged by william
Favsrsham for the role Of Little Hal''
In THE sduaw Man" Her correct
name lie Flusra,h. She has two sisters.
Viola and Edna. the latter is working
in pictures In England. She appeared
In Augustus Thomas famous play
The Burglar" later appearing with
Joseph JEFFERSON in RIP Van Wrinkle
She supported Edith wynne Mat,hl.
son In The Piper" She also appeared
9th Richard Bennett In "Passers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-05

working on "The Romance Pro-
moters," adapted from a well-known
story that appeared in Ainslees
Magazine.
Sylvia Dreamer
The battling Kangaroo used 70 be
Australia's only claim to fame. That
was before the spreading OF hlmanla.
Now the Antipodes has annexed a
new and more lustrous laurel TO Its
terrestrial brow. 1t has become famed
as the hcns OF two Of hlm CONS most
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
(Crnare).
ROMAN DE: G. r. PAsCU.

(Crmare).
lime aic Antoneto 81 tlage pima il legTs striga
Sofia catrc DANA de companc Donei Valcria nemai
avlnd tmp sal spuna ttlu, 81 Dona Antoneta in
splrata de crajnl Sofie apuca de capatul arcanuui
tra2lnd de e 81 in cte-va minute Gaetano fu legat
fedelcs Gu cansu in gur pus in neputnta de Sc mis-
rf 81 scoate cuvint.
Sofia il desarna, luindui pistolu 81 saba de Ia
brlu 81 il lrl ajuoru Donei Antonieta in camera
Elenei, inchiznd usa dupa el
Doha Nalcria, galbena ceara, nu Sc miscase de
pe sclun 81 cind ntrat Sofia, vazu ca coprinsa de
groaza
,,Sa facem Ia fel 81 Domingo, zse Sofia trium-
fatoare.
de &c Z Zceai ca Domingo simpatizeaza Gu no !,
rise Dona Valera speriata.
~ mai bine Vreau 81 fin .sigpra Dute Antonieto
MI chearnal Spunei GA Doaa Yalera yrea sal spuie
8syaS zise Sofia poruncitoare s Dona Antoniefa, mai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29

streine pc pamintul acesta al nostru care 81 Sc
1neca vocea Ochii s'au umplut Gu lacraln 81 ince-
put sa pllnga hohote. 81
Dula cItc-va mOmentc sc recuese 81 in( .,{fJ \
nou: ,Suntem detnuti aici ca niste robi 81 Fhufrel
ca malta mp. 80" opr din nou 81 este clArva
momente urma ,,Iertati-ma, nu pot sattva 3ksA ca
simte inma mea Sa va spuie Sofia, ca ei Sc dke yse
ca yam chemat aici Fla mai nimoasl" Xxx
,,Dona Valeria D Valencia, odrasla unei fanlilii
mobile nne glor Spaniel, va chc1nat so scapatia
din captivitate Dona Valera Di Valencia logodl,ica
si viitoarea sote Exceente Sale Don Enrico guver-
Enoru Msuelor Canarice face APPEL prin mine la SEN
timentee D-tra patrioce, rationale 81 loiae tarii
noasfe sp scapat din giarele acelei tirane care Sc
intituleaza 1mparateasa acestei insule aventurier
pirata ordinara prostt atiti brbati 81 care
|prin vclenia, puterea arneor 81 GU ajutoru ctorya
femei 81 barbat ametti de tine in robic Sa nu
lcredet ca aventuriera care ne-a rpt bertatea
"a trns scrisoarea cea dntu Exceentei Sale guver-
|norulu Excelenta Sa iubeste prea mutt pc logodnica
Dsale 81 pc moi snpusii lu sa nu fl raspuns india
t6 .cererei facqta de aventuriera acea"
"a Traiasca Excelenta Sa guvernoiul" strigara
Iarinarii ce necasatort fntrerupind pc Sofia care
|1e yorbea Gu o voce clara 81 puternicA
jSisa M va temet de ca, de vipera acea care s,,-
ppnindnsya 50 lnuncit toata ziua
I clnd ga mpreuna toyarasele ci Bfd la unbra q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29

inimoaO ca Dona Vaeria, esi in graba.
Sofia pregati niste fish de PIMA din cerccaful de
pc pau Ahtonete 81 virind arcanu Gu care doborise
pc Gaetano sub perina sezu pc pat spunndu-i Donci
Nalerei, ca si tina acelas logos 81 lu Domingo pima;
Ii va arunca arcanul pestc cap, ncurajnd-o 81 imbar
batlndo GU vorbe 81 gestur carl insufletesc char ST
firile cele mai tmide
Clnd lntla Domingo 81 Sc apeca in fata Donei Va
crei, Sofia s'a 81 sculat Gle pc pat N'avea rabdare
Voa sd ispraveasca mai rcpede, 81 Dona Valera inca
u deschsese gura, tind arcanul fu aruncat peste ca
pul omuli care sta smerit vaza pentru Gel chemat
Gu el ispravira mai repede. Expericnta GU Gaze
tano olosit multi Antonetei care ma apucat Sc as
tepte sa Sc srigc 81; traga de capAtul arcanulu ci
clnd Ia vazut arilcat de g1tul lui Domingo a sart
81 apucind de capatul lui tras 81 ea 81 in ce-va mo-
mente fu pus 81 el IN neputna de face ceva 81 il
tlrlra 81 pc el in fuscse ocupata de Ana
81 Stoiana, 81 Sofia alerga 81 trase copotul din fata
paatului, asa cum tragea end Cinema Elena toata
lumea ca sd le dea vre-un ordin.
Peste sfert de toti locuitorii insulei Gran
adunati in fata palatulu 81 Sofia le spusc ca Dona
Valeria la chemat sd le spuc ceva.
Dona Valcria, nsotta de Dona Antonieta es IN
pragu use 81 privnd c1te-va momepte catre cei adu
natl le zise; q
,Coinpatriotm mel 'ani cheifiafs ID I'd spun c,t
[saftem detinnt aic niste robi de 1ste neanlur;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29

At last real does what it says
Rheumatic Remedy, nothing like it
was ever before known and that is
no joke.
Every man and woman who has
rheumatism, Gout or Neuralgia,
ought to try 'Neutrone Prescription
50" at once and see how marvel
ously it works.
Cut out those fiery liniments and
dirty salves, use a good clean in
ternal remedy. "Neutrone Pre-
scfiption SO" is remarkable because
1t purifies the blood, assists in ma
ture's way, gives you what you need
to fight off Rheumatic Poisons, a
good. clean, healthy system.
It's not one of those temporary.
relief affairs, good only while using,
1t is lasting. Get "Neutrone Pre-
scription SO" and your Rheumatic
Gays are over. no more inflamed,
stiff, aching joints and muscles; can
you imagine it? Well, it's true.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE.

Vlnde-le acuma. Platim banl
gata 81 rreturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Eta.i. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenne. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
MICA -
WQBLlCITA1EM.l
eESzEZ62,M]
APARE IN F1EcARE II.

Prelul pentru pUhiicntli cat ,.Caut",
"i'e v1nsaFe", ..Anunt de cdsMtOrie'',
cte.. cost& pentru flecare cuvint ::
CENT? de . publica{ie. Sub 50 de cent?
ma ne Dubllck mimic.
rcntru DaPi de seam&, InvltAFl de
botex, canunll snu dHnsurl cent? IL
mia. sau $4.OO coIOamA de xiar.
Publicatii,e xh fie fnsOtlte de emma
necesnrd. Credit nu nre declt s0cleta-
tiae din Unlmnen y. II. A.
Manmscripteie sau fOtografll M sc
tnapOlaxA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29

sc desfateaza Puterea astaz e in nina D-tra Ea s'a
dus sa mai faca tharie. A luat toatc tunure
toate arlnele incdrcat hrana pcntru mai multe ze
Pima la Las Pamas 81 scopul zicea Cd Sc ducc
'avea nevoie de alta hrana 81 arme S'a dus mai
Aaca un jaf sd re1noarca triumfatoare 81 sd ne
dspretuasca 81 mai multi, ca train din mila ell Vedet
ca luat nlnai pc acei carl sa folost sd ne
tina in robe 81 sasc rob carl tremura de groaza main
tea ei
~ I'm Gaetano 81 Domingo ma avut destula incre-
dere Dumneavoastr, sotiilc lor sd nu va temcti de
viaa lor Ri sun in casa 81 ven Gu moi 81 viata
or va fl ertata pentru crimele pc carl lear fl facut
81 Dtra cei nsurat sd credeti ca va va desparti
cneva de sotiile D-tra Casatoria nu-i egitima IN
antea legei, dar att trait mprcuna ca barbat 81 fe-
meie 81 nimeni va poate despart Va yeti csatori
81 pc calea legilor noastre
,,Toate accste le fagaduieste Dona Valeria Di Va
lenca, ogodnica Excelente Sale, guvenloru Insule-
lor Canarices
,Traiasca Dona Valeria",. strgara marinarii in
cor.
Isl Dra robii, Yeti Fl berati, yeti Fl ttimsi in
apoi in tara Dtra aceasta va fagdduieste Dona Vale
ria D Valencia, logodnca Excelentei Sale guverAoruL
Insuleor Canarice, 81 So va tine de vorba4
rfaiayca Dona Naleriais,; 4; strigara robii 81 null
q. Iz, g -. - y
~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
D O M N U L E

D-ta poti face mai multi bani.
vinzlnd proprietati, de cit lucrind
in fabrica.
Lucru este usor 81 placut. Pro
prletatllc noastre sc vinde Gu
pretul ca fiecare poate plati usor.
Daca devotezi timpul d-tale in
aceasa afacerc, poti cistiga ban;
frumosi in timpul liber care-l al
Noi va STAN in ajutor.
Venlti 81 vorbiti Gu Agentul
Menager:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
SIN6URA FARMAClE RO.
NINA ,,KEPES" DIN
PATRiA vECHE.

MOL ttnem tot felul de nedicinl a.
aaci st din patria veche si 10 vindem
GA ceA nal mare punctualitata.
In farmaciA noAstrA lucrA fafWe>
clsti diplonatl care vorbesc romineete
u In alte lirnbi din pAtria veche.
Avsm csle mai buns Dedicini ei
aedlci Dentru boaie secRetas fensss9sa
- bArbAtestL precun si pentru site
ooals q Earan.An pentru leecurils CO
oA0 orr yrimiteD Gu po9ta. 0crio Yc-
0lnepte sl nOi "a oervtU tot romSAo.
ste. Aedici specialisti care intotdsaunA
Stau L. dispU1itie. (3lSsl.
!, Avea medicini pentru dollar pen-
'tru AsudareA picioArelOr care Dtroa6A,
- vindecA IN : sils Gu garantiA
2017 W. Is Str, Cleveland q.
(vis-a-vis de United Bank
Gra5opso - na0Arul voA1 vNaue - Ctr.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
Mob at Lexington

Lexington. KY, Feb. Give per-
sons were killed and fifteen injured
here today when mob, intent up
on lynching William Lockett, a ne
gro who confessed 10 the murder OF
ten-year old Geneva Hardman
charged the courthouse during
Locketts trial and was fired upon
by police and state troops.
Included among the wounded were
two women.
The crowd, intent upon lynching
the negro, was repulsed when the
soldiers fired vOlley. The ring
leaders. carrying rope, were
forced 10 withdraw.
While the excitement was going
on in front Of the courthouse, a jury
In the courtroom convicted Lockett
OF first degree murder and the negro
was sentenced 10 be electrocuted
March II.
The trial lasted only half an hour.
A crowd Of 1000 people was stand
ing outside the courthouse beyond
the barriers that had been erected
for the purpose OF keeping them
away.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
A League that Can Enforce Peace

Wilson is Democratic president and The Citizen is
a Republican newspaper.
But when the Republicans do wrong and Wilson does
right The Citizen will stand by Wilson.
We will not let our Repubicanism prevent us from
rejoicing in all the patriotism and goodness that is shown
by Democrats Patriotism is greater than partizanshp.
In Europe Wilson acted not a Democrat but
American. He had great influence in bringing about
alliance to protect the peace othe world. II
thing and very imperfect, but it great deal
better than anything known before.
And we simply must have something. War,
that Science has invented poison gas and apIanes and
submarines, is too destructive to be allowed The
just ended bereaved millions OF homes and set back the
progress OF the whole world. Another would sim
ply destroy civilization We have League OF
Nations that will desire peace and enforce peace
1t will be new thing. Like every treaty, it will
bind and limit the nations that enter into it. And like
every device of government it will be imperfect But
we need il, we must have it, and League OF Nations is
just as reasonable and practicable any treaty any
form of government
Now there are some Improvements possible by way
OF clear interpretation and in the matter of Shantung
But, Wilson says, there be reservations that
amount to notification These Senators have the power
to delay things but the American people propose to
have League that has power enough to prevent
other
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12

When the news of the result Of the
trial flashed through the crowd
there were wild mutterings.
Come on, boys, let's CO." said a
man, as he started toward the court
house.
A deputy sheriff covered him with
a shotgun and placed him under ar
rest.
This was the first spark that fred
the mob into furious rage.
Men rushed forward and took the
prisoner away from the deputy
Then they made their move toward
the courthouse steps.
On the steps was the machine gun
that had been sent from Camp Tay-
lor. This was the signal for gen.
'eral firing. The soldiers and police
laid hot barrage into the mob, and
when the mob retreated il was
found that 10 had fallen. four OF
whom were dead. and a fifth dying
later from the effect Of his wounds.
Al 2 o'clock this afternoon. the
spirit Of the mob seemed 10 have
been broken temporarily and the
city was more quiet
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
HUNDREDS OF GERMANS
ON WAR VANDAl LIST
Former Crown Prince and the Great"
Marshal Won Hindenbure Are
Prominent Names

Paris, Feb. 4.-The list Of Germans
accused by the allies Of war crimes
and whose extradition Is TO he demand
ed is headed by former Crown Prince
Frederick William and several other
sons Of the former German emperor
The list was handed TO Baron Kurt
Won Lersner. the German representa-
tive here
Included In the list are: Or Theo-
bald Won Bethmann-H ollweg. former
German imperial chancellor; Field
Marshal Won Hlndenburg. Gen. Erich
Ludendorff formerly first quartermas-
ter general; Field Marshal Won Mack.
ensen. Crown Prince Rupprecht Of Ba.
varia. the duke Of wuerttenberg and a
number Of other princes and titled Of
ficers.
The total number Of names on the
eight sections. The first section II n
list Is about 500 and II is divided into
common list of all the accused. Then
follow seven other lists. giving the
names. rank and accusations OF per
sons whose names we're supplied by
Great Britain. France. Italy Belgium,
Roumania, Jugo-Slavla and Poland.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
PANIC HITS n. Y. EXCHANGE
Pound Sterling Drops to $3.ts-Trs-
mendous Crash All Along
the Line.

New York. Feb. 5.-wave after wave
Of terrific selling followed another vio-
lent crash In foreign exchange here.
Demand bills sold at $50 to the Brit
ish pound sterling. There was q
strong recovery to 1891 In the early
afternoon. followed by another drop
to $3.21k. At its maximum deprecia-
ton the pound was Sl.67h below Its
normal quotation and II had declined
IAN cents from yesterdays low rec
ord. Drafts on London flooded the
market. panic-stricken holders offer-
ing them almost regardless Of price.
Exchange on France and Italy also
slumped to new levels Of deprecis ton.
Francs sold at 1902 10 the dollar for
sight checks and lire at 1877. the nor
NAL parity In each case being 5.18
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
STEALS GOLD FROM MINT
Employee at Denver Charged with
Theft Of SIS, 900 Worth Of Metal
Recovered In, Yard.

Denver. Colo. Feb. 6.-Orville Har
rington. Al years old. a skilled worker
in the Denver mint. was arrested here
by secret service operators on charge
Of having robbed the mint Of gold bars
to the value of $4,000. Harrington was
trapped as he was carrying away bar
Of the metal He confessed and led
the officers to his home where the
bars were found buried about the
yard and hidden in various places. All
Of the stolen gold was recovered.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
Ex-SERvICE MEN TO BE HELPED
BY Y. n. C. A. FUND

The Educational Service Com
mittee has decided TO use money in
their hands, which was raised dur
ing the United War Work cam
paisn, TO help ex-service men 10
secure an education. This is q
great opportunity for these men,
and no doubt many will avail them
selves of the offer. II should be
the duty Of every public-spirited
person TO urge these men 10 take
advantage OF all educational oppor-
tunities.
The amount allotted TO each
county is two cents per capita for
the whole population. For exam
pie, a county having 10000 popula-
ton will be allowed $500.
A number Of schools have been
placed on the accredited list.
Among them are: All Smith-Hughes
High Schools; Y. M. C. A. Night
Schools at Louisville and Cincin-
natl; State Normal Schools; all
members Of the Kentucky College
Association and other schools.
Those interested in this from
Madison County may consult r. e.
Turley, Richmond, or F. O. Clark,
Berea, or C. ID. Lewis, Berea.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
May The Citizen Brag?
We don't do il often !

But do make great exertions and spend great
deal of money to make The Citizen particularly valuable
to itssubscribers
For one thing just compare the general appearance
of the paper with the other newspapers We are paying
than three times what used to pay for paper
but we will not spoil the eyes OF our readers by slazy
paper, small type and poor printing.
And next look at the amount Of reading matter you
get in every number OF The Citizen We keep adver
sements comparatively few and will not let them spread
over whole pages and crowd out the reading.
And above all, look at the great variety OF our read
ing and its high quality. There is something for
every member of the family, and something good.
Moreover are looking out for the mountains as no
other paper does Our articles mountain agriculture
such you could get nowhere else The same is
OF many Of our articles on Home Science. And we
have from the mountains that reaches other
newspaper. And everything is kept lively and bright
by our being close neghbor to Berea College where
hundreds of mountain boys and girls developing
mountain patriotism that promises world OF progress
We know The Citizen brings pleasure, progress,
profit to every home it visits
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12

As an advocate OF thrift. Abraham
Lincoln was far less prolific than an
other great American. BENJAMIN
Franklin. Lincoln published no poor
Richards Almanac" II he had. doubt
less his intunctions TO thrift would
have been fully ms trenchant and point
ed as were those Of Franklin. For
Lincoln was forced 10 thrift and con-
sequently realized the value OF IT,
Summarized. his advice on this sub
ject was Teach economy; that Is
one OF the FIRST and highest virtues.
II begins with saving money"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
WILSON TO STAY AT CAPITAL
Or. Grsyson Says President Is Steadily
Improving Under Present
Treatment.

Washington. Feb. 4.-Presldent VII.
son is not likely to leave Washington
for some time. his physician. DR.. Gray.
son. intlmated in discussing reports
from various sections of the country
concerning impending trips. With the
president steadily improving. DR.
Grayson said he thought II would be
unwlse 70 change his course Of treat
ment. The presidents improvement
from week to week is noticeable. the
physician continued. He is allowed to
walk from room to room on the sec.
ond floor with the aid of his cane. but
so far has not been permitted to ven.
ture below stairs out Of bis wheel
chair. -~"- sssSzt
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
CONTENTS

PAGE Editorials; Mob at Lexing-
ton: KY, U. s.. and World News
PAGE 2-Berea College News.
PAGE s.-serial story; Washington
Letter.
PAGE 4.-Berea Locals.
PAGE 5.-The Matter with America;
The Woman's Club; ABE" Lin
coin Real American.
PAGE 6. - Mountain Agriculture;
Home Department.
PAGE =. Sunday-school Lesson;
Sermon; Problems Facing strick-
en- World; Sensible School Dres-
ses.
PAGE s.-East Kentucky Cores
pondence; Lincoln. the Most
Sculptured Man.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
STEAL BONDS WORTH $4,000
Second Robbery In Two Days Occurs
in Heart Of New>rork's Finan-
eiaI District.

New York. Feb. bonds valued at
$4,000 were stolen from the office Of
James II. Deering. II was announced In
Wall street. The outside door of the
safe was opened by using the combina.
ton and the inside door was forced
open. This is the second robbery In
two days in the heart Of the financial
district.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
BARBER SHOP BOOZE KILLS 4
Eight Others In q Freeport UI) Hoe
pItaI-"Fiorai Spirits" a. a
Beverage.

Freeport, H., Feb. -four YOUNG
men are dead and eight others are In
the hospital seriously. III as a result OF
drinking barber shop booze" at a
party In local barber shop. The bev.
erage was concocted by members OF
the party. using floral spirits as a base.
These spirits are used In face tonics.
within few hours after drinking the
liquor all of the men became III and
were taken TO the hospital Their
bodies turned black and blue.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12

Washington. Feb. 9.-Considera-
ton Of the treaty OF Versailles was
resumed in open Senate today, re-
publican and democratic leaders
Joining their forces TO bring IL
back for debate. The decision was
reached without debate, the Senate
overwhelmingly adopted a motion
by Senator Lodge TO reconsider the
vote by which the treaty was laid
aside last November. The vote on
Lodges motion TO suspend the rules
so treaty again could be considered
was 'es to Q.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
Thirty-fve

Louisville, Ky. - Thirty-flve
hundred state road officials. build
ers and road material exhibitors
from every part OF the nation are
expected TO attend a convention OF
the American Road Builders Asso-
citation here February Q TO IA.
The National Crushed Stone As
ISOLATION and the American Asphalt
Association will hold meetings at
the same time.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
POLES GET YANK MATERIALS
eis Army Resolves Hundred Carloads
Of War Supplies From Amer.
lean Red crosa

Paris. Feb. S.-One hundred car
loads OF war materials purchased
from the American army have arrived
In Poland TO OUTFIT the army. An issue
OF underwear. socks and sweaters has
been provided by the American Red
Cross. A new levy Of 10000 men 10
being outfitted almost entirely with
American army uniforms. including
overseas caps A half-million pairs Of
American Red Cross socks and 2b0.-
900 sweaters were distributed In De-
csmbsr. American uniforms are being
worn By most Of the Polish army ct
the frool
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12
LOW EXCHANGE HITS H. C. 1
New York Banker Says II VIII Gu,
Down Exports. Thereby Lower.
Ing Prices Locally.

New York. Feb. GA decided 70
duction In the cost Of living Is likely
to be the result OF the drop In British
exchange. In the opinion OF Percy Il.
Johnston. president OF the Chemical
National bank.
The drop In exchange will cut
down our exports. ! believe" said NJ
Johnston.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-02-12

Spain has recently been obliged
10 send forces to Morocco TO sup
press uprisings against her authori-
ty there. Morocco was the point
where France and Germany came
close TO breaking friendly relations
some years before the war. Twice
their differences were settled and
in no ease was any interference
made with the Spanish sphere of in
nuence across the strait OF Gibral-
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