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Evening star., 1920-02-27
HALF MILLION CABLED
TO DESTITUTE ARMENIA
Near East Relief Sends Prompt
Response to Urgent Appeal
From Col. Haskell.

Half a million dollars were cabled to
Constantinople by Near East Relief In
response to an urgent cablesram from
Col. William n. Haskell. United States
Army, high commissioner for the allied
powers in the transcaucasus and also
representative in that section for Near
East Relief.
Col. Haskells cablegram said that
three months supplies sent to Armenia
to save 5000 destitute and homeless
sufferers were being stretched to cover
nine months relief work. A few hours
later 100000 was on the way to Ar
menia from Near East Relief headquar-
ters. A unit Of workers sails today Tor
Constantinople. with T.. c. Miller. con-
troller of the national organization. VINO
goes to Investigate the entire financial
situation.
Col Haskell also cabled:
81 have just completed inspection OF
entire Armenia relief work with the
thermometer 30 to 40 below zero. Near
East Relief is now saving hundreds OF
thousands from death by starvation and
exposure. Our organization Is meeting
the situation. but the minimum OF winter
relief available for each sufferer Is due
only to small remaifnng funds"
Mrs. Cabot Stevens, director In wash
irgton for the Near Last Relief. asks
Washinytonians to redouble efforts to
help this cause and send contributions
to 931 Woodward building. The per
for,nauce at Polls Monday night by the
''Fifty- Fifty company is to aid the
Near Last fund.
Evening star., 1920-02-27

between the bureaus experts and the
authorities of the Army and Navy at
three of the dirieibie stations re.
garding the practical needs in this
work. A study has been undertaken
Of methods for developing the neces-
sary new Instruments called for. in
ciuding special altimeters and air
speed indicators to give high preci-
sion at lower attitudes and lower
speeds than those manufactured for
airplanes. An air volume migrating
instrument ID also needed to measure
the dow Of air into the envelope to
secure tuoyancy and economy in the
use Of hydrogen. As soon as these
results can be made available. they
will be Of Importance In connection
with airplane performance tests
whenever high precision is required.
and more particularly in connection
with air speed observations on dirigi
hlea,
Evening star., 1920-02-27
HOUSE SENDS SOLDIER
MEASURES TO COMMITTEE
Democrats Join With Republicans
in an Effort to Expedite
Passage.

In an effort to expedite passage Of
some sort of legislation to benefit the
world war veterans. House democrats
joined with republicans in sending all
bonus" and land grant" bills that
have been introduced to the ways and
means committee.
Charges that the ways and means
committee will drag along its hear
ings SO that no action by the House
can be had before the elections are be-
ing made. and the republican leaders
are accused of maneuvering to CEN
tralize all these bills in the ways and
means committee for the purpose of
delay.
The democrats urged creating of
special committee and declared repub-
lican leaders planned to send the legis-
lation to graveyard" They were
answered by the statement that the
majority plan was acceptable to the
American Legion officers
The democratic program did not get
before the House on = straight-out
vote. it's considera ton being blocked
through parliamentary maneuvers by a
vote of eos to 127 The democrats
then Joined in voting to send all SOL
diers' measures to the ways and means
committee.
Evening star., 1920-02-27
THE LITTLE CONGRESS-
TO HONOR LEGISLATORS
Will Have Congressmen Whs
Were Formerly Secretaries as
Guests Saturday Night.

| In honor Of the members Of Congress
who were formerly secretaries to
members. an open session of the Little
Congress. composed Of secretaries and
others holding important positions at
the Capitol. will be held Saturday
evening in the caucus room. House Of
tlce building at 8 PIN.
Honorary membership will bs. con :
ferred on the following guests OF the
evening: Senator William J. Harris OF
Georgia and Representatives Frlts g.
Idaho, and Wallace H white. ,r..
Maine. Representatives. Browning OF
New Jersey, Crisp Of Georgia and
Lufkin Of Massachusetts. all OF whom
were connected with the House prior
to their election to Congress will be
but will be the guests OF the Little
Congress at r later date.
Little Congressman William TYLER
!! Page, clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. will reclte his Americans
Creed" and tell several incidents con-
nected with its composition.
Immediately after the reading OF
the journal. Little Congressman John
, B,ackail of Connecticut Will prcsent
To Speaker Ned Baldwin. a gavel and
block. made from oak timber, which
was formerly part OF the colonial
statehouse of Connecticut.
Under the regular order Of business
the following resolution will be dis
cussed: THAT. it is the sense Of the
Little Congress that the government
Of the United States should retain
ana operate all merchant ships now
in us possession"
The managers Of the debate for the
resolution will be Little Congressmen
Romnsy of Montana and Hldreth OF
North Dakota. against Patten or
Massachusetts and Brickner OF North
Dakota, followed by discussion under
The I.;ttle Congress was organized
two months ago for the purpose OF
promoting social intercourse among
the various members. at tine same
.,,c familiarizing them with the l4ro-
cedure of the House and with pubic
questions It's organization IL ?ions
strictly non partisan lines and the
Officers are elected every two months,
so that each member has an oprHr-
tunity to bee ONE acquainted WIN inc
duties of speaker, sergeant-at-affhs'
f.Iarl;
Evening star., 1920-02-27
Col. McAlister Leaves Meade.

Lieut.. Col. John \. McAlister. ir
Dental Corps. at Camp Meade. Md
has been transferred to Fort Shcri-
dan. Ill, for duty.
Evening star., 1920-02-27
VAUGHN CLASS BANQUET.
Will Be Held Tonight at Calvary
Baptist Sunday School.

The twenty-ninth annual banquet
of the Vaughn Glass of Calvary Bap-
tist Sunday school is to be held to-
night in the Sunday school house. Sth
and H streets. A reception will be
held at I o'clock. Herbert B.
Nevius. president of the class, is to
act as POSTMASTER.
\ Representative a. w. Barkley of
Kentucky, DR.. J. Stanley Durkee,
president of Howard University; Prof.
Louis D. Bliss. teacher of the class,
and Rev. DIR. Samuel H. Greene. pastor
of the church, are to make addresses.
The subcommittee chairmen in
charge Of the banquet are as follows:
W. L. Ford. toasts; D. ]. Particle. re-
ception; George b. Bryan, cuisine;
Jesse l.. Ward, invitations; William
W. Greene, press; E. P. Rodman, deco
rations, and K. L. Osborne. entertain
ment.
Evening star., 1920-02-27
SEE "UNWARRANTEDr DELAY
Ohio Democrats in Congress Want
Immediate Legislation for Soldiers

Representative l. r. Sherwood. dean
of the Ohio delegation, called a meet
from that state This meeting
unanimously adopted resolution
deprecating "the long and unwarrant-
ed delay on the part of the republican
majority in passing legislation in the
interest of the world war soldiers
and declaring that ''the meager
bonus of $50 is entirely Inadequate ="
The recommendation was made that
legislation be enacted Immediately
to pay the soldiers an adequate
bonus, whether to be paid in monthly
installments or in lump sum up to
$500 to be left entirely within the
discretion of the House Of Repre-
sentativeS.
Evening star., 1920-02-27
Three More Officers Retired.

| Tbree moro officers have been trans
| farred to the retired list of the Army
on account of disabilities incurred ~
the line of duty. They arc Capt. VII :
liam i. Morehouse. jr.. infantry: Pro
| v;s.ona! Capt. Harry B. Amps. IN
F.. fantry. and Provisional First Lieut.
Alfred II. Crossman. Coast Artillery
On their own applications. Col
| Francis IT. Beach. U. s. cavalry. and
Col. Kenneth Morton. ordnance oe-
partment. have been placed on inc re-
tired list. the former after more than
+b;rty-six wears service and the lat
| ter after more than thirty-one years
second Lieut.. James y Hezma!-
malch. Quartermaster Corps. also
| has been retired bv operation OF IN"
Evening star., 1920-02-27
Man RUEn

RoGERe-PERKINS. Saturday February 81
1890. BY the Rev. Walter J. Hayes. At Bal
timore. Nd. PAUL v. ROGERS and MAR
GAhET FORD PERKINS. both Of this city
Evening star., 1920-02-27
AIRPLANE INSTRUMENTS
ARE BEING TESTED HERE
Bureau of Standards Conducting
Interesting Experiments for
Armv Machines.

D Experiments are being made at the
bureau Of standards. on Pierce MIL
road, Of special airplane instruments
made for the military authorities. IN
Guiding rate of climb indicators OF
German type a thcrmograph and bal
ICON ruanometer of the diaphragm
,yne In the last named instrument
In, use OF 4 sensitive diaphragm is
carried to n high degree OF refine
neut. Conferences have been held
Evening star., 1920-02-27
CARD OF THANKS.

6CH0lOT. I wish to express my sincere
thanks to my relatives and friends for thciI
sympathy.> kindness and beautiful nora
tributes at the denth Of my father, RI
DOLPH L. W. SCHMIDT.
EDWARD I. A. SCHMIDT.
Evening star., 1920-02-27
Commander Lannon Ordered Here.

Commander James =. Lannon Of the
Navy has been detached from the L. 8.
$ Mexico and ordered to this city for
duty in the bureau of navigation. Navy
Department.
Evening star., 1920-02-27
I'd Lieut.. Ryan Dropped From Rolls

Second Lieut. William A. Ryan. air
service. aving been absent without
dropped from the rolls Of the Army in
accordance with the statutes.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
IaamaIin tpiueri
&iri. s. 9rocfes
GunSes lnf,t
Simon rlui6an lnpna

Soiifottain ma1imilo oil oootto'
mosio puiston portillo. Intifoneen
mo1tmujen oioia miffui %rponbnrsS
fam unto, ia @aiiis fiirubti banen
obitIeen. Wonet oiatufiet liiffuilpoi
b1nen Iielitsiaon. .SGn tnnii fpao
ionfinloista tppbptpstd iiitd, etto
han mieIG mime betfend oil fpen-
MT poittamaon %fiuioiifien. @irtto
tppoptpfien ~timteeieen iefoittui ra1i'
bottUmtutto. Smotunto ipptti: Tie
nun ipifuii on eta ban nleni min
pitfGIlei"
Sun oil olIiit Mirimnile atSfo-
ton ia riffonut iiis bdntd wostodn-
SreneIIe ei ban toos ollut piibnnit
totto. ia bGntdfin wastaon ban oil
fits riffoniit.
@infdloiiefii oil bGnen tilepoi-
irutcnIo mt mioOostiiipo3 Boifo
ban ENID iotfoa tpotddn @ntifaneei
Iiiffcesid9. @ifo MntifaneelIo oIlit
Ipptd forfoittoo bdnet fooistoon2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

botettiin toto Sta78 ariaroo puo,
liieettouafii a~lreefii. gept fi1Itee 10
fm:n Ieppinen prollteeton mpobnfe
pleenid pitfin suomen raiaa, I,i-
tininottnmotta MepoIan ia SoroiGr
ipen ieittita, iosia roioitusIiniofif
on mGdrGttp nGioen fitntain pobe
ioiS-itG- ia ~eteI1raiat.
Sen ieifan ettG S1iomi on TIM
finpt main iiuresio mGGrin moati-
rttfltStoon ia firioittnn1it oIe to
man Observation-Disclosures pit6iii
epd1mGttOm1Sti ofoittoa, ettG t1GI>
Ia on t%pofa1po ia tietoinen pprfi.
mDS rauboon. SuIIitus on tunte-
nut oifein tdnion mieIioIon. sc Ell
ole m~elttoutto, beiftoiitta tai peIfiis
r%itiitto, lie on tietoiiinitta iiitG, ett1
mao foipaa roiban ia r~afennufSen
mitoiia enemmGn fliin malIoititfiio.
SdnGn iGlfeen Ell neuipostoboIIi.
tiifiella pitGiii oIlo oifeirtta ippttG6
meta paiirthiwosta raiibon barros-
hifleSta. SGmGn teon pitGiIi poiss
too felloiien naopitrin mieIest6, 10
ia boltaa ola oifeomieIinen, ne G.
. 80
pdliiulot, ioibin ie ebt1 on ioioen-
tim toisten %feiffoien noioIlo fotSos
nut oleipan oibetto. SGmGn i1Ifeen
pitGiit pbteispmnGrrpfien ioomiitto.
minen itie rntbonneipotteIuisSo oI
la entista %belpompoo. Ietpogto-
8endi1n i~uostoinen eiiintnripeu
roibonneuwotteIuisio oloittoo onfo
ipoliroubollo fe woifiitus FUN SilI1
pitdili ola = mai onto len So[mis
mianen main toftiIIinen tefO iofa
ipopoiittoo nopeosto n SuuneIle
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

tai Iburomnsoa9 &ebGn ofpat nj
mia, ioioen faltta ibmiiet palpeli-
not minita e%nnenfllin nafDpGifeSiG
muooosio ilmestpin beioGn fesfiin>
teenia. WtitG tto olento t1iosia eoes
l1ni2 &otiofoa tltota noista", ban
miittaii pieresiGGn istiimaan nai-
leenL "ette turtne bdnen i%alaiiurtt-
tooll. S1n on miiia1,s ia tieto, jos
fn on lGbtenpt minusta tGpttGGfleen
enfelien ia benfien liionistpon. Sea
m1t enfelit loiipat moailman, mutt.
ia ne panettelipat GitiGdn pilftaii-
mot bdnta ia iulfipat bGnet ibmis
rititmiiieen. H1in ban on mdeltdr1tt
Dboestd ibnisruumiista toiieen,
fumes nina Joplin bGnet Onfnesio
olefpon roffaiioen Ionfion ppb1foiS
I'd. 3atlofoa, miten tiio nairen, mi
Nun Selenmtt fumartoa mini,o, ia
fiinuninfin ban on niiben enfelien
diti, iotfd Ioipot t1urGn maailmanl
Senfeni Ills boIIitiee tdta maail<
mao. 8oi teitd mielettOmiG, iotfo
usfotte irbnoliinne, moiffo juno
Ian ipohna Iiiffliu festeIIdnnel"
Satfetoon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
6niSto1anoia

Sednoer Sitntiis, &SbtobuIo Sor
borin, .. Observation-Disclosures iafe
MID, on iooniit fotiinfittinm ippsr.
1 b. 1920. San oil ipntpnpt @aus-
listen pitGidsiG, 8. /. SiiomesIo
iorlitf. % b. 1860. SuIlitt Mmeri-
fam 1868. EddIIG mcnnpt olpioIiit
toon Cola SoItbacfan fonsIo eIof.
3 ,. 1872. I1stG nipioIiitosto on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

aem1GStG iaoffo fGpbpt neitwot-
telitt Ielimostos 8enGiGn fonsia O.
mot mibooin iobtoneet eniimdiicen
rntfoiieipoon tiiIofleen: poliror-
boon. S6ptpp innoo, ettd lie fpGIiroit
ia, jofa MT on olIefirioitettit, on
iitiiresti poiffeouo niistG ebooisto,
iotto Sitomen piioleIto ebootettiin
ncrmotteluien olfoesio. SiIIoin eb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
ERR ALOILTA

'ibntpnpt A lasta. 1 poifa ia 3 tDs
tGrtG, ioista tpttdreet elGtpGt. Bait-
II n6itd Iabimpiq omaiiia iaimGt
bantd taipaamaan 3 mGtppG ia 6
laStenlnsta iefG 1 ierffu tGGllG ia
Suumesia 1 iiiar.n
@oinaia oil noin 5 ipuoben a.
ion ollllt buonosia termepoesiG.
Silld aialIa on bdn ollllt 3:sti iai>
~raalasia ia fiella 2:sti leifatt,fin
iiiaQiien wian tabben. Wslttta nGiS-
td on ban alma tointunllt ia ollut
tposiafin alma tuin ialfeille fife.
nj. @ielapd oil fuolinp1ipGniG e.
oelliien6 p~dimGnGfin ollut tp0siG
rafenm1fiella, niffari finn oil ant
mailman, eitG mitGGn erinomaista
oll11t buognattapisia. Sellraomana
p1imGnG Ell ollltt tposiG miltta TO.
tona oil mielG pibunaalla iinGfin
p1imGnG pibon niitt1npt. Canaan
p1imGn Italia oil iuonenlpeto fob
oannlt b1ntG ia ipatioania oil mo-
litellut, SltStat oliipot min anfarot
ettd pou1 oil l1GfGrifin fittiuttlt
bnoienmustn antamaon. SGtG oil
feSt1npt iitte leltrnolpon pGiipGn IL
tapuoleen flo 4,30 fltnnes flolema
tlisfat Iopetti.
8oinaia oil ieiirafuntamsne man
bintpia ~usfOpaiiia, b%iljoinen ia
mpiiG lltontetnen, Sorpnplt5einen,
nuitta alma reippnaSti ia mormasti
postmma fuin toipon perlistlista
fpipttiin. gfiinfertaiiesti t1iitti bGn
oltrutenla Seeiufien toimittanlasio
IlirtaStlitiesia. Scum t1sfat oil anfa-
rat oil BON it'd pubelianmpi niitull
Den titnnustajo. 2oppunia ebellG-
fin of b1n fpoimolliiesti tooistamit
Seefuflesta lauliien feboitufien ia
paroitiifien ianoia omaiiilleen. 8ie
lGp1 oil SeeiufIen Minnesota tarpin>
nut pppt1G anteefiifin jos iollafin
tapallo diff tullut beit1 paboitta-
neeffi. SGneaG oil fotiifGnG olllit
10 taaiarL ban toiipoi parempaan e.
I1m11n. <llmiinia, tGund maolli>
nen mnia, oil ril1tunl1t, ban toimoi
faapanlo pian pufeut1ia taipaiIeen
ailmufieenia. Sept ON toiiponia to-
teentitniit. &l1n firfosinnme no. t.
20 p. mietettiin $. g. Git. iltbloa
oil noiERia, mieId tdld oterialla,
pielapG tnti iIIalIofin firffoon.
Tarftaatpano bGn fuunteli firfGn
enIiqnGiiiIl6 penfillG istiien, iinG
ban oil beiffofulloinen, Snmalan
ionaa, ioi ia ioi Yitfd Ell olllit e.
rlGG toipaI, iillG folmanteno pai>
mGn1 tdstG oil ban 10 IiirtpnDt Ser
ritian bGibin, iosia on faiffea pl-
tGfplIin.
ISppsfuun 5 pGim1nG mietettitn
painnjon boutaiaiiia. See muooosS
tuitpat iuurenmoiiifii. Aaniollisieu-
rofilnnan firfoSin prtbuttiin GGri.
1Gn mpoten t1poelle firfolle 2 &or
Sis ioboosta. &uoro lai1loi faf
Il liiflittonad laitllia. SSSa iitte inli@
rem lonttoioufon ieurotesio, folrnot
tofpmmentG arrtoa, liifuttiin biliai-
iesti @ogewoobin bautauSmoalle.
SiellG npt lepGG rofas Deliemme
2eonoer Snntiis fuffafl1mmltn ola.
Wlttto enlane iitre niinfliin ne, ioil
la Ell toipoa ole. MeiIlG ON toipo
Seeilfien usfosia felmoittelumme
pGGttpesi6 toos foboota toiiemne.
SGmG toiipo ei ole turbol
SIS. 8. IS.
D.
0oosuoI;u fnSurrt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
8uiMp

IT fH~tN. TFFNN| IT,. RS
&erran beitettiin miiiian mics
usfonia t1boen manfeliteen. SnmaS
ia lpanfilasla oil monta mluta en-
men bGntG; mlitta nGanG olimat faif
Fl iumaIattomia. @anginmartija
Ioi t1tG rnttta mnnfia iGGlimdtta
pGGbGll mlrtta ,ban Ell ianonit mis
t1Gn eifG mastiistamlt. &lin man-
ginpartiio poistiii, alfoimat miebet
fesfiisteua aiiasta.
- SGn on aparnnan ferettil1i-
men eifa aniaitie parempaa fobte<
lna, - ianoi iotu.
81 Mies on pelfuri, = artpeli
iofli toinen, = mitiiten BON Ell oil
III moinlit min tppnesti ottaa aiiaa.
= &ri,le mics, rufoiletfo finds
| fpipi folmaS.
- &plla, = pnstaii ltuli t1tlo-
fos, = litG fpllG teenl
&%erroppas iitte nellie, mis
ten len t~apabtlli; iina pulpit SUI
natalie, mai mitG?
Bllbltn fplld.
= llsfotfo, ett1 laot m~astoutien
fin ia mistd fen tieoat9 = uteli-
mot miebet eoelleen.
= HGitfo, ettG martiia l0i mis
nltn2 fpipi mt l%puoroonia uuii
manfi.
- NGinbGn tofi.
- Wtl1tta tieDG. ettei minila fii-
fam ole lponpt iitte fun olin pieni
poifa ia ditini minua flritti filIoin
fun fltritusta aniaitiin. Sept olen
mobmo mics, mlitta nnrtiin on pie
nj ia beiffo. sos npt oIiiin tobtos
nut. enfo oliii moinltt lpood lbGntG
tatailtn Min, eta ban oli1i NUTS
tanlit wielG toilenfin ferrnn
= Sliiitpa tietenfin moimiit.
= SEQ Min, Tina tabboit tietaG.
mistG tieo6n, ettG SiimaIa fuiiIee
rufoufieni. MinG rlifoiIin SlunalnI
ia fdriapGuiippttd ia bGn antoi fl.
til mimtlle.
Sdmdn iGlteen ,panfi pani raus
b%olIiiesti moata. miitta fin ban be
null feiiraaipann oomitna marbain,
tapali ban manfilatopereitaon pol
piIlaan.
@ifo tGmG mics oIliit Seeiufien
&ristufien lotilas ia eifo ban tnis-
telut ia noittdnit9 Seeiiis tabtoo
wieoG meitdfin m%oittoon, Jos ME
SGneen ustallamne ia SGneltG
poittoa anompne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16
@iifi minnnttia liiam mpSbGGm

@iifi mlnnrtttia liian mp6baGn
Sbminen iofa tebtdfpisiGm on
bltolimoton ia bioas, Ell elGmdSi1Gn
ianap1tta bpwiG tiilofiia.
8iiii minrlittio liian mpobGGn
Seen moi nGboG, mitd fiiben iif6ls
tpD2
SltnanlGbettGiGn fello on milf
mimunittin iGlesiG, ia ieiiraufienn
on famala rai1tatieonnettomiu1S
SuomattaDosia nlemaSia oleipan
Fifteen lasfu OH mafiettama; Tiff
teen jobtaialla on tGnlG miistis-
iaan ia antaa oIniieIIeen mirfaiIi-
iaIle mGGrdpfien mafimniiesta; to-
mtG ainobtaa aifarnan mafiaa rabat
ia - life i%o1ttltli %fonfitrsiiin.
8oitto tai tappio, eteenpGin tai
taaflepGin. Spoopllinen elGmG tai
DDo0gton eluftla. .MrDotas 10 trrlS
nioitettaipo perioonolliiuiis tai or
notion ia ...... faiffi t1n1G ia mieI1
enemmdnfin riipplut miioest1 faI-
lisorpoiiesto miniiutisto. "2iian
mpobGGn" diff iopiapin muistofirs
joitns uieammon .9olttofimesiG. 2ii-
ON mpobGGn noiistann DloS, liian
mpobGdn tpob0n Iiion mp0bG1n
peImoIIiluufiien tGptt1miieen, Iiion
mpobGGn usfonnoIIifisia tebtGpisiG
ia lopiifii toteiitlir ielloiiiin ibmi.
fin n1boen ierroamot lanat:
"2iian mpobGdn, liion mpobG1n
finiIiti iilIoin mostoiis; Seeiis Iot
iorealoinen fulfil tGst1 obi"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-16

teen ia menna naimiiiin Miriamin
tansia? llsfaltaiiifo bdn wield tun
niallifena miebend ppptGG banen
f1ttadn2 SON faipaii iii1ista tlten,
bdn itGpoi allttaiaa. iofa parantai-
Il bGnen idrietpn i%ielunia. Sliban
npt tlllLlt oifa, ioIloin bGnelld oil
ipptG ooottan opua IsflepioIta. Sa
men r~iifoufieenia Ell iumala oIlit
Wastanmtt; tai ebf1pa clifin jipana
la mostonnllt iobtamalla bGnen q.
iatifienia Simoniin @btapa pain
maStaiiesia tapautiesfa ubri Isfles
pion temppeIiSiG auttaiii9 Wlttta
hsbat iotfa iielta apua etiipdt, o
Iiapat rlll1miilliiesti iairaitn. Sanen
tieboSlaan Ell olllt ainoatafaan iel.
Iaista tapa1ista, ioGloin IsflepioS
olili pnrantanlt bdalpoitetun liez
lun. @bf1p1 Nsflepios ei olllttfaan
oifea D~apabtaia9 Sliban iuuri 81
polloni,isfin iatoratt, ettd 4sfle,
pios of main luonnon porantawien
moinien mimi.
Sellaiiisio ojatufiisia fulfil
@ai1S Seratleiao fpbti. Oli belppo
tGmellG, IilIG Giberius oil anta1mlt
fattaa ialtaf6pt6pan pa,naiiilIa fl
lpilootoilla. S%lta-aurinfo, iofa Lois
ii pltioen lnnitIe, ei enGG polttanltt
b1nen %lelfGGnid, ia marjoien pi-
trus feboitti bGntG fiirebtim6Gn.
&1ipeltp1dn tunnin ban laupui
&erofleiaan. Wtl1uan poifo neuipot
bGnelIe tien Simonin taloon. &c %
Ii marioiiosia puistosia, ~fappaleen
matfao faoulta. &aoun ia puiSton
m1lillG oil ruobOmrmitfo.
SGGllG @aius nGfi polion ibmi-
iiG foosia, beiban i~oufOsiaan lull-
rem ioufon juutalailiafin. BaaStDS
G1n ~l1bGmnGfii bGn nGfi %icufon feS
fellG erifoiIen rpbnuGn. Mli1ian pit
ia, fomea mics, iofo of puettu mol
feaan popinpltfliun ia iolla oil
pGGsiGGn luuri malfeo tlrbaani,
p1tbiti tpiItfain elem f~aniaIIe. So
men mieresi1Gn istui follisarmoi@
leen iilffimaatteeleen puettl nai-
men. SGnen fasmonia oliwat fpllo
tuaniit, xaitta niiua nafpi ielpdsti
pobeen iGIfiG. San fatieli boofpet'
lien ia innostuneena pubuiaa. Sa1
mem tafanaan oil malfopufniiia nei
toia, ioiIla oil fpnlbaalit ia tumbll
riinit f1oesiG. Soiiella piiolella pm
buin ndfi @aius mliiitamin miebia,
iotfo faifesta pd1ttGen olimot pitbii
ion pstGwiG. SeibGn joufosioon oil
mlrran nuori, malfeaan tlnifaan
p1tettu roomoloinen, ionfa tolatfa,
iGntew1 r1lunis erifoiiesti ber1tti
bGnen buomiotaon. tSGnen jolot piir
teeniG ia fofo f1ptofieniG tooisti-
mot, ettG ban oil pGbdiIen roomalai
len perbeen j1len. @oius n1fi, mi
ten nuorufailen iilcn1t aimonfuin
citizen fatieIinot pltnd ieno bebfns
man a%lrineon laSfito. Soilinaan
taos banen fatieenio %iullntouii ipnf
fGnd maaban.
@oius oitpoIii beti, ettG pubnja
of Simon noitn. SGn tunfelttui Ia
bemmGfii ia fiiuli i%oitafin loltleito
bGnen pltbeestamn.
"ga1tn ionoo 8ileam, 8oabelin
profeetta, ionfa iilmGt ofpat nab
meet SiunaIon ia fuulleet bdnen
pubeenial MinG nden lbanet, mltto
eli npfp.oifono, nina fatlelen b1ns
tG, mutta ei l1beltG. SGbti on lpt-
tpip1 Saofobista ia maItiffo ON
nouieipn SSsroeIisto. &atiofoo, t1bti
on tullnt ia len moIo loistaa teioan
Dleitienne. Yeloshtfien palma on
foittanut ibnlisfunnolle."
Somburiinit ia fpmbaalit feSfept
tilpGt bGnen piibeenio ia tptOt briis
iipot: "@lGfoon Smnon, tdnioien
molfensl" adnio pbtpi b%uittoon.
N11h1tin intfni: "&errnn lines.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
JACK JOHNSON
SURRENDERS HIMSELF
TO U. S. OFFICERS

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 21-Jack
Johnson, former heavyweight cham
pion, crossed the international bound
airy line from Mexico near here today
and was arrested by deputy United
States marshal Johnson is under
sentence in Chicago for violation of
the Mann act.
Johnson, who has been residing in
Tia Juana, Mexico, for several
months, rode in an automobile to the
Mexican side of the boundary. He
shook hands with several Mexican
officials, walked to the American
customs house, presented his pass
ports and stepped across the line.
Deputy United States Marshal
George Cooley and Dave Gershon.
special agent of the department of
justice, were waiting for the pugilist
and placed him under arrest as he
entered the United States.