davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29
FAPEP KIvITEL KANADAB0L

Ottawabol jelentik, hogy Ka-
NADIA ez ev aprilis honapjaban
14,513,6SO dollar ertekii, papir-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
DENIKIN Sc STAVA DEMOKRATE.M.
'e-s' = NAvRH NovEHo vLADN1Ho zRfzENl.

Novorosss, 1s. dnora. = General Denkin vidce prot
bosevickeho voska ruske zn ronte zmsni dosavadn
potiku jez slime prklahea reax onarskm proudln,
stava demokraem Po dohode kozaky zistava dosud
vrchnm velelem ale nen wee dikiatorem, ktereho 81
zahrava Spolecna porada kcnana bya Jekaterno
kubanske oblas vZdalenost 100 mil od Zdes
no Ma by svolano zakonodae shronozder! jez
vyvoiti minsersk kabine mustru ma byt zodpoved
Legislature, kdezto minsr valky 'cdsva zasobovan
komunikacn by zodpovidal primo Deriknov Take oazka
pozemkoveho majetku ma byi rozesena ~ vy!ednavan
prones Denkin Jeka6rinodaru pred spojenym oZactvem
pozoruhodnou feG
Boju edn6 pro Rusko niko abych uohvatil moe, ale
voenskeho veliele nlsi byt abutn Program mn
mi:
l. iodine nedeliteine ..usko
2. I,onske kubanske sbory sou neodd6itenou SOU
Sasi armady ruske.
8. Proti bolsevismu budis bojov3nc al do ukon6en.
a. Naconalisace a nejSirSi ravu kozactvu.
5. Vlada poctivych muzi nepfnaIezeicch vystfednim
stranam spolu Sc zastupci kozakI.
6. Representative shro;.azden pcradnou moci
Z. Zem6 pro rolnky kczaky.
g. Zasteni zajmu delnctva
g. Vseruske nstavni shromazdsni nccht pax rezhodne
o vladni forme
Osobne bych odm boovati pro tu neb enu formu, ale
hodamshai vladu, akou G rozhodne at ;iz to je
monarchie nebo republika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
ROcNtK (vOL.) TX.
OTAZKA ADRIATICKEHO POBREzl
ODPOVED sPOJENECKYCH MOCf JEST VELICE
SMIRLIVA.

Washington, 1nora. - Dnes obdrze president
Wilson odpoved svo nou zasanou proestem prot uste
nj adratkeho probemu bez Spoenych Satu Znen e jest
velice smve vysva to zejmena okonos re vlada jiz
neta zn6nim zaslaneho ulmaa Oazka aderskeho po-
bfez tim arc neni vyfzena ale ponechav vonou drahu
dasmu vyjednavan presenta Wlsona evropskymi vemo
cem oazce reck6 jez dnes pro hosovany bude resena
mnohem prfznveji.
Angie Franc 81 nepfeii, ably amercky senat zvratl
versaiskou mirovou umuvu a Zemena smlouvu anglo
jednaic vzaemne vojenske vypo
moc padu re by France bezdivodne byla N6meckem
padena Podrobny text spoenecke odpovd nebude este
nyni uvefejnen.
Parzske novinafske zpravy doznavaj ze nezbude mic
neho. zneutraisova cele dalmaske snad istjske
pobfezi ak zpravy rancouzske tax ondynske nevnasej
ale do spor zadoucho svea neurcost prSho osudu
nych zemi Sc nachaz ma dale mhave budoucnosti.
RIM 1S. unora. - Amerika prodelava dnesn DOLBY krs
nadvyroby tax re potrbuje evropskych trhu Europa
ebuie amercke vyrobky jest mneni zdejsiho lsu
Popu Romano otazce nedavneho zashnut amerckeho
sdenta Wlsona poltku alskou pokud dotyka damat
skeho pobrez Tribuna pSe Wilson vyzyva smee nizue
auoritu dsonost evropskch moci zastoupenych miro
We konerenci Potrva- podobne chovani DELE pax zmiz
neodvsost svoboda evropskch stt znceny budou ideally
vGen6 mru veskera pTenesena bude druhou ranu
Atanckeho okeanu presdenta Wsona neb neho
profesora, jenz stane jeho naslednkem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19

Foerae naznatujf M pud Sc ome pouitm dpavy
eyb n semu oudu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
WST Ttt1 wST
BRYAN NADAVA.

Washington, 18. unora. -
William J. Bryan, ktery Sc n.y.
nj vyhriva ma teplem slunci V
Miami, Florida. postal tele-
gram zdejsimu Heraldu a pra-
vi V mem, ze kazdy pristf pre-
sidentskv kandidat bude nucen
obiasniti svoie stanovisko vnci
prohibici. Utoci zle ma new
jerskeho guvernera Edwardse
a pravi o mem, ze zastupuje OBJ
chod. ktery byl dan zakonem
do klatby. Obchod s lihovinami
nenf pry o mic lepsi nezli vraz-
da nebo kradez koni, ktera Sc
pred 'ety na zapade trestala O.
kam5itVm ob6senim dopadene
no. Uiist'uie. ze "pokud on
VI ODE stranv. lax demokrati-
cka tax republikanska budou
nominovati "a presidenta jen
takoveho kandidata. ktert Sc X
pfisn6mu provadeni prohibice
zavaze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
MOROVA ZHOUBA HROZl CESKO
SLOVENSKE REPUBLICE.

z Varsavy, %. ledna. post.
zpr.) Vas zpravodaj rozmlou-
val vGera ministrem verej.
praci ukrajinske lidove repu-
bliky Bezpaikem. Ministr m. j.
pravil, ze Ceskoslovensko ma
chazi Sc v obrovskem nebezpe
ci zavleceni rdznych nakazli-
vych nemoci, hrozne radicich
ma blizkem vychode.
Mesta, vesnice, nemocnice,
sko,y, nadrazi a veskera verej
ma j soukroma mista ma Ukraji
ne jsou prepln6na nemocnymi
i mrtvolami. Ma sebemensim
nadrazi mono pozorovati de-
silky mrtvol - obeti infekc-
mich chorob. Radi tyf bfisni,
skvrnity, zvratny (vozvratnyi)
nestovice "a cuma (asijsky
NOR "
O. nemocne nikdo nepecuje,
nebot' neni lekI ami lekafd.
Dohoda vede sanitarni bloka-
du Ukrajiny, nasledkem cehoz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19

neni ma vychode ami jednoho
gramu medikamentn. Mrtvoly
nekolik tydnG lezi pohozeny.
jelikoz nelze organisovati po-
hrbivaci sluzbu.
Nepostara-li Sc zapadni Ev-
ropa o neodkladnou sanitarni
pomoc Ukraine a celemu W.
chodu = prohlasil ministr =
budou nejblizsi staty stfedoe-
vropske, nevyiimaje Ceskoslo-
vensko, postizeny vSemi uvede-
nymi chorobami.
Ukrajinska vlada obratila
Sc V techto dnech k NejvysSi
rade pafizske notou, V niz il
zavcas upozornuje ma toto ne
smirn6 nebezpeci. Vlada ukra-
jinska hodla Sc obratiti i ma
presidenta Csl. republiky Ma
saryka prosbou, ably jake sve-
tovy pfedstavitel humanity ph-
sobil ma zapadni ve,moci, aby
poskytly vychodu neodkladnou
sanitarni pomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
VLADIVOSTOK PADL BEZ BOJE.

Vladivostok 81 ledna. (Opozd6na zprava) - Hromad-
selba vychodn cas Vladivostoku dnes rano hasia
postup revolucnch oddu se 1000 muzl opatfenych
delosfelectvem strojnm puskam Rebeove pochodoVai
ucemi zmocnovai vadnich budov Pred hlavnim sta
guvernera Rozanova seskupilo nekok kozakd od
poru po vymene nekolika vystfeu vzda prese
hod byo moci revoucionarn z cee mesto Jen SO du
stonik posedni zbyek Koeakovy moc bylo odzbrojeno
Jnak skorem vsechno vojsko povstalcum pfipojio.
Odpoledne prbyy Nikolska tr dalsi vaky revoucio
mari Spojeneck6 vosko Cechoslovac Americana Japanc
zastava polceni uzby jnak zachovavaifce pffsnou
utraitu Mezi Americany Japanciky pax po dvakrate
hrozy propuknout riznce Jednou kdyz veel japanske
senny poca posupuc et4 povstacd zakazova vstup do
prave tax spoenecke rad byo usneseno eemuz
vsak dhsojnk amercky odporoval Druhy pfpad udal
kdyz Japanc snaz zadr4et jeden vlakn pzdejici
Nkoska obou pfipadech stezoval amereky vete ge
neral major Graves mezispcjenecke zeezncni rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
POVAzOVAL DETEKTIVy
-. "a LUPICE.
Ma jitel cukrarskeho kramku
alarmoval nskolik pol.
druzin.
WSSl [ttl WSS

Tajni mestSti policiste e..
Wetzel a Fred Morris byli wee
ra vecer mimo sluzbu po c.
dar Ave. vraceli Sc volne XII
svym domovhm. Kdyz dospa!i
vych. 60. ulice. Wetzel 'navrhl.
ably koupili svym ditkam neia-
Ike pamlsky. Vstoupili tudiz do
neiblizsiho cukrarskeho krarl-
ku. objednali nejake sladkosti
a Wetzel chystal Sc k placen,.
Phi pokusu sahnouti do kapsv
odhrnul bezdecne kabat, pod
nimz "a eskl Sc revolver. Gu
krar bambitkv 81 vsiml a V do
mneni. re ma co chit S bandi-
ty, bezel do sousedniho strizni
no obchodu, odkud telefonoval
ma ustredni stanici. abv bylo do
ieho kramku poslano hned ne
kolik pol. druzin, maji-li byt
diva patrne velice nebezpe6ni
zlocinci neSkodnymi ucineni.
kapitan Matowitz vyslal tudiz
k narozi Cedar Ave. vych.
60 ulice til letaci eskadry a ce-
" roi detektivn. Cukrarsky
kramek bvl ohk'fCen a oba "ne
bezpeeni bandite" st'astn6 "do
padeni'. Kapitan poznal o.
vsem sve podffzene a vvstrase-
nv cukraf nezapiral blamaz.
cimz hrdzostrasna ia historic
zakoneila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
SEN. POMERENE VIDAL Sc
PRESIDENTSkE KANDIDA-
TURY.
CeIistvost delegace Ohio We
prospech guvernera Coke jest
zajistena.

SdGluje Sc zWashing :onu, re
spo,kovy senator Atlee Pome-
rene vidal Sc kandidatury de-
nominace hodnosti
presidenta Spoj. Statu. Guv. ia
mes NJ. Coxovi, ods.oupenim
Pomerenea, znstava tudiz vol
ne pole " Ohio ohledne presi-
dentske kampane "a demokra-
tickych primarek II. dubna,
cimz ohajska delegace bude wy
slana k narodni dem. konvenci
do San Francisco cele sve
jednotnosti a svorne pro guv.
Coke. Pomereneovou kandida-
turou ohaj jska delegace nebude
tudiz rozdelena a Cox bude mi:
We sjezdu v San Francisco vice
prilezitosti ziskat jmenovani
hodnosti presidenta.
Senator Pomerene ustoupil
dobrovolne, tedy bez jakeho-
koli natlaku - jedine proto,
ably soulad ohajske demokra-
Gle neporusil a Coxovu kandi-
daturu uvolnil. Chce zhstat We
spolkovem senatu a roku 1922
uchazct Sc o znovuzvoleni, ably
dem. silly We Washingtons ne.
byly oslabeny a dIlezite pova.
lecne dem. predlohy Sc docka.
ly sveho uskusssnsni Neni po.
chyby, ze Pomerene stane Sc
Glenem "velke Gtyrky" delega.
til z Ohio, ably znacnym vlivem
svym "a konvence San Fran.
cisco p. Coxovi pomahal.
Coxovy nadeje dostati Sc v
cello narodni ticke.y demokra.
tickle ustoupenim zmineneho
senatora znacne Sc tudiz polep
silly a netreba ami zvlaste podo-
tykati, ze Coxova kandidatura
tez clevelandskou delegaci v
narodnim sjezdu vsemozne bu.
de posilovana.
IITC q r If 4 INC q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
kONEC TERORISTICKE
METHODY.

Z Prahy. - Moskevske ra-
dio 4 dneSniho dne ohlasuje
"novy zpusob boje proti kont-
revcluci". "Rozbiti Judenice,
KclCaka Dtnikina, dobyti Ro
stova, NovoCerkaska a Kras-
nojarska, jakoz i zajeti vrchni
vlady - pravl Sc We vydanem
pr5ve vynosu "VSeruske mi
moradne komise" (zname po-
dc jmenem "crezvycajka") -
tvorl move podminky zapase
: protirevoluci. Rozbitl orga-
nisovanych armad protirevolu-
ce mari plany protirevolucio-
naru uvnitf sovetskeho Ruska,
namifene ku svrzeni vlady del
nfku a sedlaku pomocl spik-
mutt, vzpour teroristicke civ
nosti. Porazka zevnich vnitf-
Mich protirevolucionaru, potla-
ceni v6tSich tajnych organise
q protirevoluCnich, Zpusobene
I'm upevnenf sov6tske vlady
poskytuii nam moznost zrici
Sc pouzivani vySSich trestd &.
j zastrelenD vuci nepratelnm
sov6tsk6 vlady". RevoluGni pro
letariat, pravi Sc dale We w
nosu, uspokoienim konstat'l-
e, re dobyti Rostova a Zajeti
kolcakc'~g mu davaji moznost
odlo2S s tan teroru.
Pc te, kdyby Sc dohoda o.
zbrojenym zakrocenim nebo
niaterielni podporou protirevo-
lucnich sill pokusila znovu o
podryti.. i. psrnehe spostaveni So So
| vetsKe Vlady, nebU mirun1il0v-
ne prace d6lnfku a sedlaku o
zavcdeni socialistickeho hospo
dareni, mohla by vynutit ma
rls navrat k teroristicke me-
! thod6".
Vynos dale naznaGuje, re
misto dosavadniho ukol1
"CrezvyGajka" hodla Sc nyni
venovati potirani novych ne
rratel sov6tske republiky, t. j.
v5ech puvodcu hospodafskeho
r0zvratu a spekulace, sabotaZe,
nekazne zle vile.
Vynos konci prohlasenim:
"Na zaklade tohoto co bylo
rrave vyloZeno. Sc nariZuje:
pouziti prlsn6jSich trestu (za-
sfielenD V zaklade rozsudha
,aerIske mimoradne komise a
i v<trh jejich mistnich organisa-
ci 81 zastavuje Cd okamziku
nverejneni tohoto vynosu. Po-
depsani: Predseda vseruske mi
mofadne komise Dzervinskij;
sekret ar Savinov.
HvTCT1 r+A1 rT1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
OTEPLf Sc.

Vladni povetrnostni veStec
Emery slibuje Clevelandu zna-
enc otepleni dnes vecer. Vcera
rano bylo pet stupid mad nu-
lou a dnesni otepleni umozni
snad uvolneni zvlast9 dopravy
zeleznicni, ktera pos.ednfmi
mrazy a snehovymi vanicemi
zvlaste utrpela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
BANKOVNf UREDNfK 20.
KUSIL Sc o SAMOVRAzDU.
Policie tvrdi, re vydal nekolik
padelanych cekI.

24lety bankovnl ZrlZenec
Clyde d. Walwrath, 1902 Car
roll Ave. pokusil Sc vcera rano
o samovrazdu, vehnav 81 revol-
verovou kuli do prsou. Pokus
svni ucinil We chvili, kdy straz-
nix Kiehl cht6l jej odvesti ma
stanici, kde mel vysvetlit RUNE
bankovni nepristojnosti. Tvrdi
Sc totiz, re Walwrath padelal
peholik poukazek pod jme.
mem Link ma adresu Lorain
Street Bank Co., kde do nedav-
ma byl zamestnan. Jde pouZe o
mensi podvod, takze banka ia
utrpi ztraty jen S68.
Walwrath zacal svou karie-
ru ma bance V Elyrie, asi diva
roxy pracoval u zdejsi Guar
dian banky a pred tydnem pro
pusten byl 2 Lorain banky.
Kdyz vGera policista Kiehl do
ieho obydli vessel, ably zatteni
proved, Walwrath prave sni-
dial vyprosil 81, ably smell svou
kavu dopiti. MeZitlm CO straz-
nix trpeliv6 cekal, Wal
wrath opatril Sc nepozorovane
bambitkou a kdyz posleZe oba
2 parloru na prucelni verandu
vySli, vstrelil 81 kuli do prsou.
ktera mu mad srdcem uvizla.
Byl dopraven do Fairview Park
nemocnice a sotva Sc poZdravi.
Walwrath zustavil V byte SVEN
neko,ik dopisu, nasvedcujicich
ze Sc k samovrazde jiz delsi
cas- pripravoval. Jednim dopi-
sem prosi matku o odpusteni a
druhym dopisem odkazuje sve
auto bratrovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
WSSl It'll [WSH
SNfH Sc STRECHYUSMRTIL
DEVCATKO.

New York, II. unora. Devet
roku stara Tereza Wish, z Be-
thune ulice zemrela ma vcerej-
SEX noci ma poraneni, jez IL
trpela, kdyz spadl ma nj led a
snih Sc strechy domu. Devce
hralo 81 jinymi detmi pred
domem a stale tesne Il zdi,
kdyz hromada sn6hu a ledu
spadla Sc stfechy pohrbila
je. Kirk ostatnich deti privo-
lal po.icistu Meada, ktery w.
dluzil Sc lopatu a snih odha-
eel. Devcatku rozbita byla ku-
sem ledu lebka, kteremuz IRA
neni podleh'o.
UiST f++' ~cS
0TEpv CT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
SPOJENECKA RADA JEDNA O
TURECKYCH HRANICICH.

Londyn 49, nnora. = Nevyss spoienecka rada vcnovaa
dnesn dopoedne prav6 hranc Turecka odpoledne pora
covano dale pfistim osudu otomanske rise
dome zastupc pax mluveno bylo armenskych reich,
kde Bonar Law odpovidal dotaz ochana kres
Turecku bude neddezitem problemem mov6 conference
ze podnknuto bude vse, ably hnusne masakry nemoh
opakova Prav take re neni este nkerak rozhodnuto
ponechan Cafihradu Turkum
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-15
MAKE WAR ON THE BARBERRY
Any Number Of Substitutes for Shrub
Which 10 One OF Farmers
Worst Enemies.

Landscape gardeners are recon-
mending substitutes for the com
mo-. barberry. host OF the black
stem rust of wheat which causes enor-
nous losses each year to the wheat
crop.
Where purple variety Is desired
in the shrubbery border. the purple
leaved plum may be substituted. &C
cording TO Z. ii. Elwood. Jr.. assistant
professor OF landscape architecture at
the Ohio State university. This may
also be used as a high background
mass or as specimen tree groups on
the lawn. The purple hazel may also
be used as an accent Of color In the
shrubbery mass.
Many other shrubs can be used
where the common barberry has or
would have been planted. such as the
five-leaved angelica. red-twigged dog
wood. pink weigelia. winged euony-
mus. white kerria and high bush Gran
berry.
The common barberry must go. and
the sooner we make up our minds to
II the better. Root II out. and put
something else In its place. and soon
its absence will be forgotten.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-15
TOWN RUN ON BUSINESS LINES
Municipal partments Of Lakewood.
O.. Work Through Mayors Office
Makes for Cooperation.

From his military training in the
Spanish-American war and his bust
ness training since, Mayor Louis r.
Hill OF Lakewood has adopted methods
which he believes are novel In munic-
ipal affairs.
The idea, the mayor says. is TO keep
him in direct touch with all municipal
problems and works and to bring abou,
greater cooperation between heads Of
departments in a business administra-
ton.
Army correspondence procedure gov
ems all communications between
heads of departments. A letter be-
tween departments goes first through
the hands Of the mayor. who forwards
II TO its destination. II is answered
by Endorsement on the original letter
and returned, again through the may
or's office, to the writer.
Every Tuesday morning at ten
o'clock the mayor holds a conference
with all department heads. at which
every phase Of each departments
work Is Observation-Disclosures Plain
Dealer.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-15
CLUB SCOUTS
Scafold Cane Club

The Junior Agricultural Club
met for a picnic July 3, 1920, at
the schoolhouse. A committee Of
three club members had arranged
the place for the picnic and had
each member 10 bring a lunch.
The Top Of Bear Knob, the highest
point close to Berea, had been
agreed upon. They had games TO
play, Of which only one will be
described. The scouts are sent off
in groups Of twos and one group
has a bugle. The task is for them
To find the most interesting thing
they can. When the bugle calls,
at once come To IL. When gathered
around the bugle. we had some very
interesting discussion on the many
different things they had found, as:
corn, peas. beans. apple, sweet
clover. rocks, etc. The best des-
cription received the bugle for the
next race.
Due TO the rain that came up, one
of the patrons opened his doors for
us 10 come in.
The lunch was served in the
large dining room. Then the
table was removed from the room.
The organization Of Club Scouts
followed all the good fun and eat
ing. A name was first, and since
we could not call IL boy Scouts, a"
or Campfire Girls" the idea came
to call il Club Scouts" including
boys and girls.
A short talk was made of the re-
suit of a meeting held in Lexing-
ton for Club Leaders.
Some Of the good resolutions the
members agreed TO uphold, in order
to make our club better:
To have better records for the
project we are trying.
To be loyal 10 all.
To be helpful.
To be friendly.
To be kind.
To he obedient.
To be thrifty.
To he clean.
To be brave.
Motto. do something worth
while"
We want to extend our appre-
citation to Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett for
furnishing us such a splendid room
for our meeting.
Names Of members present were:
Goldia Martin, Menta Mcqueen.
Willard Baker, Stanley Mcqueen,
Cynthia Coyle, Chas. Barrett Leetis
Barrett, Leroy Martin, Lena Coyle,
Ronald Lakes, William Davis.
Look out for results Of our next
meeting, August IL, 1920
A. b. Strong, Club Scout Leader.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-15
CARING FOR WASTE PRODUCTS
Bearing on the Prosperity
Of the Nation. -

Whether or not the American ma
ton yet realizes the connection be-
tween thrift and destiny is a question.
During the war II was a comparative
ly easy matter to cut down our list Of
luxuries, under the spur of an actual
need. Today our progress and power
depend almost as much upon thrift as
upon production. We rarely are able
to see waste in our own homes. but 1t
is easy to see II In the homes of our
neighbors. take the evidence of
waste in the next back yard" says
Miss Eunice Akin of the Colorado
Agricultural college. "and multiply II
by the population Of the United States.
and the relative importance of thrift
In the nations destiny becomes appar-
ent Municipal care Of the waste prod
ucts is one Of the best ways to solve
the problem. A fiourishing periodical
is now published under the name of
the Waste Trade Journal. Its popu-
larity- proves the fact that the Ameri-
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DAUGHTER OF
ACUINALD0 IN
U. S. CAPITAL
She Meets Many Wives Of Amer.
lean Statesmen and
Makes a Hit.

When General Emilio AguInaldo was
leading the Filipino army against the
American forces twenty years ago he
probably little dreamed that some day
daughter OF his would visit the city
Of Washington and would I've given q
great reception at the famous Con
gressional Club And that the wives
Of 40 members of the American Con
gress and two wives OF members Of the
Presidents cabinet would call upon
her to pay their respectsi
But all this actually happened when
Miss Carmen Aguinaldo, his nineteen
year-old daughter. visited Washington
recently. And those wives Of the Am
erican statesmen expressed themselves
rs both charmed and surprised at the
refined, tactful, college educated young
miss who greeted them.
Miss Agulnaldo was simply delight.
full" was the expression Of one con
CHEESEMAN'S wife. "She was very mod
est, yet she acted so natural and thor
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oughly at home that she captivated ev-
erybody."
On another occasion while In Wash
ington Miss Aguinaldo was given a real
ovation by a Filipino-American audi-
ence when she recited my Last Fare
WE'LL" poem of DR.. Jose Rial. the Fill
lpino martyr.
Miss Aguinaldo is a student at the
University of Illinois, Urbana. Ill
While in Washington she was the
guest Of Mrs. Jaime c. deveyra, wife
Of one Of the resident commissioners
from the Philippines. The Capitol
building and the Congressional library
appealed particularly to the young
Filipino, while the beautiful sights
from the Washington monument thrill
ed her with delight. When asked how
swered:
at is a wonderfu country. didn't
like winter at first, but since i have
learned how TO skate l am having fine
lines. All the Americans whom have
met have been very good to me. My
friends In Urbana and my classmates
in the university are just lovely, but
cannot help feeling homesick at times
because l am missing my father My
coming here was indeed a great sacri-
ice for him, for we are very close. He
Is so good TO me-"
Miss Aguinaldo is intensely patriotic.
She does not conceal her resentment
when she hears or reads Of a misrepre-
sentation of the Filipinos. ut is I'M
Fortunate" she once exclaimed In a
voice full OF sadness, that my country
and my people are hardly known, much
less understood. by the people Of Am
erica"
lion with this Filipino maid. She
evades the topic by replying that she
Is too young TO express opinions on
things political. "All l can say" she
declares, sis that ! share with my
father in the desire for indepe ndence
for my native land. There is no Ques-
ton about our being able to govern
ourselves"
Filipinos declare Miss Aguinaldo has
a genuine Filipino temperament'-
that is, she does not believe In the oc-
cidental custom OF dates" between
young men and women. She does not
see anything wrong IN II, she says. but
Il is such a violent departure from the
custom in the Philippines that she can
not adopt IT,
"You might laugh at me-" she said.
but ! cannot go out with one single
escort unchaperoned. l simply can't
I will 20 back to my country with the
soul OF Filipino"
A newspaper In one Of the large Am
erican cities that Miss Aguinaldo visit
cd expressed the opinion that she
would no doubt be greatly impressed
by the sight OF street cars and some Of
the fine residences she would see. but
the truth Is the young lady was raised
In Manila, where she has seen an up
te-dste street car system all her life