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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07
SUIT PAvES WAY FOE liTi-
 CATION FOR s LONG ! F

PHOEN!X. March 5.-4 sl:i:. ioCh- CT upon by the state o,i,cisls and at- ;orneys as one of the most iD.rc raa: in the history Of the -;ate ss possibly the way for almost endless :5tiyatiCr in the fature, has just been des;de in the PDal cLCE:y court. Acc.-C- ing 10 word brought here ioD3spt 6y Engineer E. W. HoImGuis; Ct he state engineers office. the s.ort awarded judgment against tbe etata to Mrs. Matte Dort of EloTeD.. n the sum of s5.l35 for Ioct dauages to her land
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07
TRADE BALANCE FAvORS
 MEXICO AT THIS PORT

DOUGLAS. March 1.-The balance of trade between the United States and Mexico through the port of Doug las, rests in favor of Mexico by ap- proximately five to one according ., s;a;emen; for the year 1919. com pleted yesterday by J. M. Arrendou- do. Mexican consul nere-
 !. The total of importations tmean- ing into MeSico) was shown by Mfr. Arredondo's statement. is $1,97I,365. The total of exportations tfrom M,~- ico into the United StateO is s. se1. .452s9. Mexican money. or, a United States gold S4.55O.721.54.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07
MisScUFl JUDGE IS
 SETTING REcOrp iN
 HANDLING OF CASES

PHOENlX, Maruh 5.-Disposing O. a large number of criminal affairs in day, Judge David P. Dyer (. St. the federal court now ia sessi.r in this city.
 Besides sitting in three jury ,sses yesterday, Judge Dyer heard num- Der of motions and pss-sd seu-sLce in instances where det-sGants u'ead- ed guilty
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07
ATTORNEY GENERAL EEcctERs

PHOENIX. March 6-Ai5o-Iey Gen eraI Jones said Weese.d. ; h.: his recent illness frcIn N;s:en hs n.,s d. mos. recovered, was notbins more than g mid case Of i1ijren1s. aEd not nervous p-Ss.ratiSn ss vas SjVea ou; ;n frs; -e:orts Tbe a.tHsney general was removed rom tSe hosci- tai 10 his apar!men! cn FiTst ave sue Wednesday morning and was ir his down town t:fice for sttrt time today. Se says that ht ;s feel- ing fai,iy well a3d ezpects to bs ia his office a4 the state bcsse sn |. few days. .
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PAGE FIVE
COMMITTEE TO HEAR
 PRIVATE EviCENCE

TUCSON, March 1.-Confide ntial testimony relating to occurrences in Mexico as affecting American citi- -ens will be taken ID by the senate subcommittee investigating the Mex scaa s..ua.ion al \ hearing 10 be held here March 5, if vas announced to- nigh. by Senatcr Mark Smith, of Ar;- .-ona. a member Of the subcommittee Senator Fall will be the other men Der at the hearing, Senator Smith said
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07
NCGsLEs MAN FOUND
 DEAD AT MOUNTAIN FOOT

MORALES, Ariz. March s-Nys- tery surrounds the death sf Ja". s Daly, formerly well hnowB Hugst- es contractor, whose body ~as scnb I badly crushed at the foot of gre cipice near Haedalena de Jalisco cn February 2s. piece of mules bride was fcunc in the dead man g hand br. there was Dc trace Of the animal The Mexican authCpiies. after holding an autopsy and ordering judicial investigation had the body buried near where it was found paIy was last seen when be left N..ysa- lena alone
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07
Texas were also notified.

Young Burnett was well liked by all who knew him and he had taken active charge of his parents ranch after the death of his mother and the absence of his father in Texas.
 The coroner's jury returned a yer dict that the man came to death by his own hand while temporarily un- balanced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07
TRANSFER PRISONER

MORALES, Ariz-, March 6.-Jose Quirogs, arrested and charged vii, the robbery of postoffice boxes a. the postoffice at Patagonia. Ariz, was transferred today to the Santa Crus county jail here awaiting hearing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07

OATMAN-Bids asked for construc- ton of highway 10 Go.d Roads.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07

FLOhENCE Ccisred fanii;e. take over Shannon ranch fos cotton
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-07

that an effort would be made to have the report made public. some. one got busy, for the elevator was iu running order before any action could be taken.
 Other minor recommendations were made.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30

White Lick. Dec. 27.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Matlock Of Rockcastle county
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Matlock
Saturday and Sunday-Mr. and Mrs.
Crit Robinson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Robinson Christmas Day.-Miss
Elizabeth Creech is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Andy Matlock, and family at
Nina.-Miss Virgie Matlock, who has
been visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Creech, has gone home.
Andy Matlock and Jesse Prather
were visitors at J. b. Creech's last
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Creech visited Mr. and Mrs. J. b.
Creech and family last Friday night
and Saturday.-Calloway Hounshell
is i'll with tonsilitis.-Thurston Rob
inson. who has been i'll with tonsili-
tbs, is better.-Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Robinson have a new baby girl
christened Hala Marie.-Mrs. A. B.
Wynn was called to Harlan county
last week by the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Howard.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
Threelinxs

Threelinks, Dec. 26.-W. C. Jack
sen and Robert Martin were at Pine
Grove Christmas Eve, where a big
entertainment took place at the school
house.-The school at Threelinks
closed Saturday. J. L. Jones. the
teacher, has taught a successful
school. We hope in a short time we
can have nine months of school in
stead Of six in our free schools
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cox and Cleve-
land Cox Of Detroit, Mich, are visit
ing home folks during Christmas
John Dooley was visiting friends at
Climax thru Christmas.-Geo.B Brock
man Of Sand Gap attended the 100.
F. Lodge at Threelinks Christmas
night.-Robert Isaacs and family have
moved to the property vacated by
Jim Gipson and Mr.. Gipson has moved
to the J. W. johnson property north
of this place.-Floyd Peters has re-
turned home from Glomawr. KY,
where he has been doing mining WORK.
Glomawr is a thriving little mining
town in Perry county.-Andy Cox has
about completed his new dwelling
south Of Threelihks, and will move
soon.-Lloyd Phillips and Nose Phil
lips went hunting Christmas Day and
sacked fifteen rabbits. one grey fox,
and a ground hog.-Lewis Abrams
had a baby to get very badly burned
last week.-Quite lot Of the farmers
arc not done gathering corn, and corn
is ready money at s1.O0 per bushel.-
Willard Anglin's folks are all down
with mumps and mosr every family
has one or more cases chicken pox.
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many children were made glad be-
cause Of the nice presents they re-
ceived.-There were two weddings IN
this neighborhood last Friday evening,
John l. Helton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Helton, and Miss Nancy Ba-
ker, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Baker; and an ex-soldier by the name
Of Coldwell and Miss Ada Hoskins,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Hos
kins.-Albert Wilson Of Cary. Ky, is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Wilson.-Miss Mae Van
Hook. who has lucrative position at
Middletown, o., is at home thru the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VanHook.-The people
here are working hard to get their to-
bacco to market, which will open up
at Lancaster January Sam Bal
lard has moved to Ezekiel Twins
place.-Peter Elan has moved to Mrs.
Lundie Billiards. place.-walter Haw-
ley has moved to the widow Magin-
mis- place.-Rev. c. II. Peck has
moved to Ed Hoskins' place.-Trade
is dull here now because the price Of
everything is so low.-Rev. W. NJ. C.
Hutchins was called to Pineville last
week on business.
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MADISON COUNTY
Harris Settlement

Harris Settlement, Dec. 27.-Our
Christmas tree and exercises were
just fine. Mr.. Strong, our teacher,
gave a good talk on Christ's birth
Oscar Lake is having a new dwelling
built on his father, c. J. Lakes farm.
Mr.. Parson has moved into the
house vacated by Chas Riddle. He
has come here for the purpose Of ed
ucating his children. F. Browning
gave a nice entertainment at his
home Saturday night. Quite a num-
Der Of young folks were present.
Games were played and there was
lots Of nre music, graphophone, vio-
lin, and mandolin. Doughnuts and
lemonade were served. Everybody
went away happy and jolly.-Mrs.
Hester Eaden has a baby girl. born
December IS, named Ethel Mayo.
NJ Payne of Disputanta spent Friday
night with his brother, T. J. Lake
R. f. Gadd visited home folks Satur-
day night in Rockcastle.-Mrs. Bur
ley Lainhardt, who has been sick. is
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JACKSON COUNTY
kerby Knob

Kerby Knob. Dec. 27.-we were in
deed sorry to hear Of the death Of
Hack Wilson Of Big Hill-Farrie
Hays spent Christmas Day at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Click
Bertha Powell visited Farrie Hays
Saturday night and attended the ex-
hibition at Cave Spring--A baby boy
arrived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Click on December %,
named Boyd Elmer-Radie Johnson
and Sallie Powell, who have been in
school at Mckee are spending Christ.
mas with home folks.-Christmas has
passed Oft nice and quiet at this place.
Our school closed December "a. and
on Christmas morning Miss Boggs
and Aaron Powell left for her home
at Green Mount, where they are ex-
pecting to be married.-A family
Christmas tree was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Click. Six
children and thirteen grandchildren
were present, besides other friends
and relatives. All spent a pleasAt
day. The children who were not per-
mitted TO attend were. Miss Myrtle
Click Of Paris, Mrs. Ford Bixler Of
Harrodsburg, and Mrs. Zack Thomas
Of Dayton. o. The grandchildren
were. Eleanor Bixles, Gladys and
Boyd Click.-Luther Powell is seri-
ously i'll.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
OWSLEY COUNTY
Island City

Island City. Dec. 24.-Leander
Browning and Miss Mamie Lunsford
of Chestnutburg were quietly married
at Island City, December 81. the Rev.
A. d. Bowman officiating Mrs.
Laura Chestnut and daughters, Marie
and Thursa, and little son. Archa are
spending a few days at Island City
with her parents.-W. J. Gentry Of
Chestnutburg has gone TO Fincastle
and will probably establish himself
as a veterinarian at that place and
is contemplating moving his family
there later.-The oil men are making
progress at present.-Miss Grova
Bowman has gone TO Chestnutburg TO
spend Christmas.-R. II. Bowman Of
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Ledford entertained the following TO
q midday dinner at their beautiful
home on Walnut Meadow pike. Sun
day: Misses Ana Newhorter, Fannie
Dowden, Fay Ward. Elizabeth Conn,
Elsie Roop, and Messrs. Willie Rog-
ers. Earl MeWhorter, Frank Ledford.
Richard Davis, Jewell Wallace and
A. B. Estridge.-Miss Ethel Est
ridge. teacher at Lancaster, and Miss
Emma Estridge. who teaches at Mon
ticello, were with their mother.
Mrs. A. B. Estridge. thru Christmas.
Prof. Ray II. Gilbert spent the
holidays in Lexington.-Mrs. Sara
Rucker and daughter. Miss Chastine.
have taken rooms with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Treadway.-Ollie Boian and
family have moved into the house va
Gated by Mrs. Rueker. Mr.. Boian
will have charge Of the mill.-T. J.
Todd has moved 10 his farm on Wal
laeeton pike and f. f. Estridge has
gone to the farm near Manse, pur-
chased by Mr.. Todd.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30

Rockford, Dec. 26.-The Walnut
Grove school closed Friday with some
Of the best speeches by little folks.
Several visitors were present. and
everybody was well pleased with the
success the little folks had during the
term. We would gladly welcome
Mrs Strunk back next year.-Noah
Gabbard and Mamie Swinford Of
Disputanta were quietly married on
Wednesday, the 22nd.-Several Of
our tobacco raisers have gone TO
market with their tobacco. Several
more are planning on going next
week.-There is quite a decline in the
egg market here, from ~ to 60 cents
per dozen.-Samuel Croucher is going
to sell his farm here and move to
-wilburn Denie and Hazel
Gatliff visited at J. W. Todd's Satur.
day night and Sunday. J. Bullen,
who has been sick so long, is some
McCullom has gone 70
the mines for work.-Wood hauling
seems to be the go. as contracts end
January I, 1921.-Start in the new
year by subscribing for The Citizen.
No paper like it.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lard Todd visited his parents, Satur-
day and Sunday.-Tommy Thomas
was at Rockford Sunday-Born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Bullen twin girls
December 26. All are doing well.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30

Sexton Greek was here on business,
recently.--The saw mill recently
bought by r. Morris is in operation
at present, ready TO accommodate
his neighbors.-Arch Chestnut Of
Chestnutburg has sold his farm and
will probably locate in Ohio or Indi.
ana.-W, II. Brewer Of Sturgeon has
gone to Red Bird to engage with Lee
Congleton in the stave business
William Roberts is now occupying the
property vacated by Gid Blake and
Mr.. Blake has moved TO the farm va
Gated by Samuel King-Thru the
columns Of The Citizen | extend TO
cousin Belle weleh and family my
kindest regards and trust that New
Year and Christmas may find them in
the best Of health.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30

very low for some time, passed away
Saturday night December 25. He
was buried Sunday, He leaves a
wife and four chiidren.-Dwight
Moody, who has been in Detroit,
Mich. came home to spend the Christ.
mas holidays with his parents.-Miss
Ann Lane is home from Battle Greek
for the holidays.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Cole and two children OF
Bloomington, Ill.,. are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Coles sister. Mrs. Mary
Hill.-Miss Ayleen Mainous. who has
been in Battle Creek, Mich, for the
past three months. returned home last
Tuesday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
GARRARD COUNTY
Paint Lick

Paint Lick, Dec. 27.-Misses Sadie
Ralston and Fay Ward were home
from Georgetown College for the
holidays; also Messrs. Logan West
and Coleman Arnold Of Lexington
and Floyd West of Berea College
John White of Michigan is visiting
his sister, Mrs. r. G. Woods.-Ste-
phen Todd, who has been in New
Mexico for several months, surprised
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A.
Todd. by coming home last Saturday.
The Misses Marie. Beulah and Iva
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
Bond

Bend, Dec. 27.-Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Frank will leave here this morning
for their home in Cincinnati, o., af-
ter visiting friends the past three
weeks.-Misses Matte and Emma
Sexton, who have been attending
school at Maryville. Tenn, are spend
ing Christmas with home folks.-Mrs.
Title York, Mrs. J. NJ. Sexton, George
Davis, and J. NJ. Sexton went to Nc
Kee last Tuesday and instituted an
o. E. S. Chapter.-School closed at
Pigeon Roost Friday morning with
an entertainment and Christmas tree.
The house was crowded to the limit.
The program was excellent and the
decorations we're fine. Many presents
were distributed to the children and
also to the older folks by the school.
and also by Miss DeVleig, our Sum
day-school superintendent. The teach
err. Coleman Reynolds, gave a good
talk to the school, and il they will
follow his advice they will make use
full citizens. Mr. Reynolds will be
greatly missed in our community,
especially at the club meetings-Sun-
day-school also closed the 26th until
April MIR. and Mrs. James Size
more of Hazelpatch are visiting rela-
tives at this plaee.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Settle of Harlan county and
Bruce Settle of Bristow, Okla, are
spending Christmas with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Settle.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Disputanta

Disputanta, Dec. 27.-Christmas
passed off very quietly-P. W.
Shearer was visiting his son, Sam
Shearer, during Christmas.-Miss
Ida Chasteen and William Scale were
quietly married December 22.-How-
ard Payne, who has been working at
Flanagan for some time, spent Christ
mas with home fclks.-W. W. Anglia
was in Di,putanta Christmas Day
Sherman Richmond and family Of
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
Because il Diseourages the Early
Worm

"DO you think early rising is good
for your health ?" asked the languid
city visitor.
Il don't know about my health"
replied Ezra Cobbles, but next 70
sun, rain, and fertilizer. it's the best
thing there is for crops."-Birming-
ham Age Herald.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
Big Hill

Big Hill, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Whit
Green, was taken to the Robinson
Hospital for treatment. and an op-
Grafton was performed. She is i'm
proving nicely.-Mrs. Kate Green is
on the sick list.-Arnold Maupin has
been very sick with typhoid fever
for some time, but is improving slow
ly.-The whole country has been
shocked with the sad death Of J. II.
Wilson and Joe Powell. Both leave
families and hosts Of friends TO mourn
their loss-Ben Boon has sold his
farm and store and is moving TO Be.
rea. He has purchased a house and
lot in Berea on Center street.-M. T.
Carrier has moved TO Berea.-M. d.
Settle has been very sick for some
time, but is improving.-J. W Hud-
son, a merchant near Big Hill, is GO
ing to move this week. Sutton Mil
ton from Mallory Springs is going TO
occupy the house vacated by J. W.
Hudson.-Billy Hunter has moved 10
his home which he bought from Mr..
Hignite. known as the Lakes farm
I A. Hunter is selling goods at T. J.
old stand.-Miss Lucy
Hayes. teacher at Mallory Springs
school, planned a nice Christmas tree
and entertainment for her school,
Christmas, which all enjoyed. She
lacks a few days having her school
out and will finish after Christmas.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
Kingston

Kingston, Dec. "a. = Christmas
passed off very quietly.-The school
had a very interesting program and
Christmas tree.-There is a good deal
of sickness in the neighborhood.-Mrs.
Lee Peters was suddenly taken i'll
Friday. Died Monday night follow
ing.-Jasper Powell who has been
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
Sis-Boom-Moofi

Farmer: College education sure
does pay. Take my boy just home.
Went right into the field where that
savage bull of mine is kept. The
bull started for him. The boy stood
pat and gave his college yell"
Friend; well. what did the bull
dot"
Farmer: HE joined in with him.
Now they're regular pals."-Country
Gentleman.
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
nby TIE
for pubHe.uon . evidene q df.th

Johnetta were visiting relatives last
week.-The Davis Branch school
closed December IS with good sue.
cess for this year.
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Your Opportunity

COLLEGIATE-The Of the whole Institution which pro-
vdes standard in all advanced subjects
ing to Classical Scientific Philosophical and Literary Degrees
NORMAL-The school which both city
with special attention given rural teaching Equal
ing with State Normas and graduates given cert
Gates year 3year and 4year Sxear beyond
the common branches for BPed
ACADEMYThe Preparatory four years the straight
road TO College The English Of years designed
for those who do not TO teach through College
gives the best general education for those who
in school
combined literary sub
jects. For young Agriculture, Carpentry Brcklayng
Printing Blacksmithing Painting and young
Home Science Sewing Nursing Bookkeeping and seno
raphy
FOUNDATION SCHOOL-Genera education in the common
branches for students Of good mental ability above 10
who have been deprived of the early education
MUSICCabnet Organ Piano. Singing Theory Band and Or
chestra. fine opportunity TO become good musician at
very low
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GARRARD COUNTY
Harmony

Harmony, Dec. 27.-There was
Christmas tree at Harmony school
house last Friday and the hearts of
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-12-30
Bark Road


Bark Road. Dec. 25.-Miss Mearl
Wilson closed her school at Bark
Road last Friday with a small treat
for the ehildren.-Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
Davis are visiting relatives in Jack
son during the holidays.--School
closed at Dreyfus last Friday with a
large Christmas tree. - Raymond
Lain, who has been going TO school at
Bcrea. will enter school at Richmond
this winter.-Emma Lain is spending
the Christmas holidays with home
folks.-Barbara Pittman gave the
Young folks a party Friday night
Leonard Stegar Of Paris drove to
Dreyfus last week in his Ford 10
visit his friend. Meredith Pucket.-
Margaret Pickett gave a delightful
party Saturday night, December IS.
There were about forty boys and girls
present.-Kate Gum spent Christmas
night with Anna Lain.-James Pitt
man from Ravenna was home for the
holidays. o. Jones was run over
last Friday by a COW. which broke
bis leg. He is is improving.
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II isn't necessarily the right road
because IL Is well beaten.
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Cost Exceedingly Low
WITHIN THE REACH OF THE POOR

Any ambitious boy girl in the go through Beres
College or any Of the Allied Departments $3.50 year Az
eaen student is required to do work. the above
reduced oy the amount Of work performed energy
and reliability greatly reduce the payment by work
but no student may expect to work his expenses
PAYMENT MUST BE IN ADVANCE and may be in cash or
labor credits both.
EXPENSES FOR THE WINTER TERM
Men Women
ior 600
Room upkeep for the term ................. $40 so
"o"'u Weeks 1850 1900
Amount due first Of term .......... $1,000 500 40
Board, weeks, due middle Of term sl6bo sib on
Total for term ..;........ .$4740 s444O
For Vocational and Foundation students subtract from m.
above Incidental fee For College students add sOO Every
student must send $4OO deposit in advance otherwise room will
not be reserved Commerce Senography Typewrine ami
Penmanshp are from Soc TO sOO week extra Music a also
from 6Oc. 20 81 90 L week extra.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-14
. FILES FOR LEGISLATURE.

Irving M. Frisch, attorney at law,
has filed as candidate for Representa-
tive in the Thirty-fifth Legislative
District which comprises the Third
Ward. Mr.. Frisch is a graduate of
the academic and Law Colleges of the
University Of Minnesota with the de-
grees of B.A. and LIB. He is a
member Of the Atlas. Athletic Club
and the B'nai Birth. He is an7ex-
service man and during the war was
flying cadet in the air service. -.
Mr.. Frisch will make his campaign
on the following platform: Free
Speech, a Free Press, Freedom of
Assembly, a Tonnage Tax, Legisla-
tion against Profteering, and a, Ref
erendum on Light Wines and Beer.
His campaign will be conducted under
the management of Mr.. John z. Gel
man. --5-.@-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-14
On the basis of these facts we

On the basis of these facts we
demand:
/. The immediate removal
from their offices of the heads of
the administration of the Con-
quered Enemy's Territory" and
their public trial for the affairs
preceding the pogrom and for
the pogrom itself. The repre-
sentatives of Pa1estinian Jewry
shall act as plaintiffs.
2. A public investigation, with
the participation of the repre-
sentatives of the Jewish people,
of the acts of the British Admin
istration during it's entire term of
office in the country, acts COM
pletely at variance with the decla-
ration of the British government
and it's solemn official promises.
3. The immediate appoint
ment and arrning of Jewish COM
panies of militia thruout the land.
4. The opening without fur
Their delay Of the gates Of the land
to an unrestricted and unham-
pered Jewish immigration. -
S. The carrying into real ac-
complishment Of the promises
made to the Jewish people by the
English people and its govern
ment.
.Jaffa, 10Th of Nissan (signed)
The Executive Com: of the
Union of Labor.