davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

Az elmult hetf6 6ta az ameri-
kai magyarsag egyleti eletenek
legkimagaslobb esemenye jatszo-
dix lie Cleveland varosaban:
Vxhovay Segelyegylet konven-
ci6ja.
Hat napi nehez munka utan
vegre megpihenhettek a faradha-
Italian delegatusok, akik ARA
hasznaltak XII a pihenesre szen-
telt vasarnapot, hmogy felkeres-
tex cleveland Kossuth szobrot
es innepelyes szertartas kozepet
te megkoszoruztak.
Vasarnap delutan fel negy ora
kor kezdod0tt meg a koszoruzasi
iinnepely. A szobor elott egybe-
gyiiltek a delegatusok, joforman
egy sem hianyzott k0ziiliik, de
megjelentek a cleveland ameri
kai magyar tarsadalmi elet kitU-
nosegei is.
Zambory Sandor, a trentoni
F7uggetlenseg szerkeszt6je, a kon-
venci6 gyiilesvezeto eln0ke tar
talmas, magvas beszeddel nyitotta
meg az iinnepseget es a jelenle-
v6k megallapithattak, hogy epp
oily kitiin6en beszel angolul, mint
magyarul. Az altalanos tetszes
sci fogadott bekoszonto utan
Raymond Mooley tanar, a Cleve-
land Foundation elnoke, lepett a
szobor ele es angol nyelven k0-
sz0nt0tte azokat a magyarokat,
akik vi hazajukban is megoriztek
azoknak a Macy magyaroknak tisz
! teletet. akik az egesz vilagon is
lmertte es rokonszenvesse tettek
a magyar neVet.
| A cleveIandiak neveben Macy
| Pal, az Egyesiilt Egyletek elnoke
k0sz0nt0tte Ia "vendegeket, !" a
xix Macy munkajukban sem feled-
| keztek meg arrol, hogy a cleve-
landi magyarsag biszkeseget, a
IKossuth szobrot felkeressek.
| Kemeny Gyorgy hangulatos,
ekes beszede utan Geressy San
dor, a 1OS-ik fiok delegatusa al
kalmi k0ltemenyt szavalt, maid
sorra keriilt a megkoszoruzas.
| Darag6 JOSEF, a Verhovay Egy-
let f6elnoke, rovid, kozvetlen be-
SEED kisereteben helyezte a Yer
hovay konvencio pompas koszo-
rujat Kossuth Lajos cleveland
szobrara. A meghat6 Jelenet
utan, Kossuth nota hangjai mel
lett szetoszlott az iinneplo dele
gatusok sokasaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

l6k es noha a multi vasarnap gyuj-
tes volt a sziberiai foglyok ja-
vara, a jolelkii hivek megse feled
keztek meg sajat templomukrol
Sc Is megajandekoztak $183.19-
tel, vagyis annyit tett XII a pin
k0sdnapi kollekta. TIT ujbol ii.
gyelmeztetjiik a hiveket ,hogy
most a nyari h6napokban vasar-
nap a nagy scent mise minden
vasarnap fel 11-kor kezdodik es
pedig tekintettel az asszonynep-
re, hogy hamarabb legyen mod
juk delben hazakeriilni es ellatni
tigyes-bajos dolgaikat haz ko.
riil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
UToNALLoK Az UTCAN

A parisi lapok panaszkodnak
a k0zbiztonsagi allapotok meg
romlasa Matt. A rue Villaret-
de-Joyeuse-ben, egy nepes keru-
Ietben, egy fatal hazaspar alig
tudott megmenekiilni harom
pompas nyakeket keszitett Birch
de hagyomanyos sipkat viselt,
Utolso pillanttban menekiiltek be
a haz kapujan. Alig csukodott
be kapu, kint zajt hallottak.
Kisiilt, hogy az apacsok megcsip-
tex haz tulajdonosat es telje-
sen kifosztottak.
- Mem csoda, - irja egyik W
sag. - A minap ejjel egy ember
remiilten szolt ket ARA erkezol
biciklis rend6rnek: Kerem, ket
apacs kirabol egy embert. JoJ-
jenek hamar velem.
A rend5r0k vallat vontak, ait
mondtak, hogy ez mar ICY szokott
lenni - es azzal tovabb karikaz-
Ia Tee--z-5-4sss. ~ ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

sot aratott a harmadik magyar
szam is, amely Gerenday Honka
hegediszoloja volt. Hubay nehez
"Helyre Kati" cimu mestermun-
kajat adta el6 nagy ugyesseggel.
A szamokat Mt. Gerenday Laszl6
es derek, tehetseges neje, Geren-
day Laszlone kisertek zongoran.
Az iinepely vegen szerkeszt6nk in
tezett r0vid angol beszedet a je-
lenvoltakhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
A PttNK0sD tjNNEPE.

A reforinatus hivok rendkivil
Macy szamban kerestek fel ugy
lit, mint Nilesban a piinkosd va
sarnap es hetfon istentisztelete-
ket, amelyen Mt. Gerenday Lasz-
10 lelkesz vegezte a kiszolgalast.
A lelkesz gyonyorii predikaci6i
Macy hatassal voltak az ajtatos
hiv0kre. Az urvacsorai persely-
penzek a nagy t0megnek megfe.
leloen nagyok is voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
REF. NOEGYLET.

Lapunk multi szamaban tevesen
k0zoltik a reformatus n6egylet
gyiileset, amely az iinnep miatt
elmaradt. Most aztan keri az
egylet tisztikara, hogy a tagok XII
vetel nelkiil jelenjenek meg most
vasarnap d. u. 2 6rakor refor-
matus templom vasarnapi iskola
tcrmeben. Kiil0n0sen keretik q
szamvizsgalo bizottsag. hogy meg
je1enjen, inert a koryveket kell
atvizsgalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
OROSZ-AMERIKAI
KERESKEDELEM

Az amerikai kereskedelmi ka-
mara igazgat6saga egy bizottsa-
got menesttett Eur6paba, hogy
.tanulmanyozas targyava tegyek
az orosz-amerikai kereskedelem
visszaallitasanak lehetosegeit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
REF. szOvETsEG

A Reformatus Sz0vetseg youngs
TOWN. osztalya szinten vasarnap
d. u. 2 oratol kezdve tartja multi
vasarnapr6l elhalasztott havi gyii-
leset az egyhaz gyiilestermeben.
Keretnek tagok, hogy a gyiile-
sen okvetleniil jelenjenek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
Ill koreb0l En

Leikesz: Gerenday Laszlo. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1927. Gondnok Geressy San
dor, 4f3 Dakota st. Telefon Auto
matte ATT. Penztaros Seb6k Ca
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint 1elkesze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

zsef, 10th Andras es Farkas An
ma fla, sziil. majus Len. Keresz-
teltek majus 22-en. Keresztszu-
lok: Pinter Gyorgy es Mezei An
ma. 2. Istvan JOSEF, Adam ia
nos es Orosz Anna fla, sziil. ma
jus 8. Kereszteltek: majus 80.
Keresztsziilok: Gy0mber JOSEF es
Darai Julia. 3. Imre, Dzidovsz-
ky Janos es Zboray Etel fla, sziil.
majus 10. Kereszteltek majus
i23. Keresztsz. Fedor Jozsef es
Antal6czy Anna. y.
Esketesek. A Scent Istvan
templom szinhelye volt ket ked-
YES par egybekelesenek majus
25-en es pedig: /. Hugler Istvan
orok hiiseget eskudott Balazs Er
zsebetnek, mely scent frigynek
tanui voltak JAEGER Lajos es 10th
Istvan. 2. Bonz Janos scent
frigyre lepett Schultz Erzsebettel,
melynek tanui voltak: Bodolai
Istvan es Szekely Karoly. Mi en-
mex ket fatal magyar Parnak
boldogsagot es hosszu eletet kiva-
nunk.
Gyaszszertartasok. Majus 90
an orok nyugalomra kisertiik
Hart Janost, Katona Anna fer
jet, aki elhunyt majus 1S-an hosz-
szu es kinos szenvedes utan. Hit
vese, a joban es rosszban hiiseges
osztozoja, odaadassal apolta elet-
parjat, amig lelket mem adta visz-
sza Uranak es Teremt6jenek. Mi
0szinte fajdalommal alltunk Hart
Janos koporsoja felett, aki vegig
| hiiseges hive volt Scent Istvan
templomnak. " fMa
2. Ugyancsak majus 24-en te-
metttk ell Olah Istvant, Misk6
Julia ferjet, XII evekig tart6 hosz-
szu es sok szenvedes utan hunyt
ell majus Glen 81 ewes koraban.
Csik6s Janost es nejet illeti meg
a dicseret, hogy sokat szorgos-
kodiak es segitettek az evekben
elohaladt 0zvegyen eljrni sok
iigyes-bajos dologban ez alkalom-
NAL. 3. Majus 24-en hunyt ell
buzgo hiviinknek, Gulyas Mihaly-
max es Bir6 Evanak kis fla
Gy0rgy 13 h6napos koraban. Te-
metese volt az apai haztol, a SIT
Istvan templombol Kalvaria te-
met5be. .!FasEs
Gyiiles. Tudatjuk SIT. Istvan
templomhoz tartoz6 hivekkel,
hogy a j0vo vasarnap, mely va
sarnap a SIT. Haromsag vasar-
napja, gyiiles lesz scent mise
utan. Kerjiik hiveket, hogy je-
lenjenek meg mentiil nagyobb
szamban templomban jovo va
sarnap. Ezen a gyiilesen megbe-
sZelest fogunk tartani julius 4-en
tartando nyari mulatsagunkr6l
melyet a Zupp-fele farmon tar
tunk meg a SIT. Istvan templom
iavara. TIT mem arr6l van $40,
4 hogy a SIT. Istvan templom penz-
tara gyarapodjek, hanem arrol
van $40 els6sorban, hogy a ma
;. gyarsag egyiitt toltson egy kelle-
mes delutant ezen napon es a
testverek talalkozzanak egymas-
sal s apolasban reszesilj0n a test
\ veri szeretet es 0sszetartas, mely-
re most inkabb van sziiksegink,
mint valaha volt.
$1.00 egy telek East Youngs-
townban. Walter Janos hiviink
adott at egy telket SIT. Istvan
| 1 e,.,. Il l. .slL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

du po!Skiego, ale zarazen dali
dow0d w czasach kicdy wrogle O.
iczy pruskich rrzednikow, ich ME
uslannie Sledzily, re So wyrobio-
nymi fachowcami, ktorzy M
wskroS znaja intcresa bankowe
ktorzy kieruja ia instytucya re-
telnie, umiejetnie i ~bezpiecznie ma
korzysc tych, ktorzy swe pienia-
DE temu bankowi powierzaja.
Obbrzymie ~interesa, ktore ten
bank obecnie prowadzi, sa wiel-
ka korzyscia tax Ola og6}u pol
skiego jakotez dla akcyonaryu-
sly. Bank Spolek Zarobkowych
W Poznaniu i Oddziafy tegoz "
roznych glownych miastach W
Polsce, jakotez oddzial w Gdafl-
sku. ktorego oddziaiy / glowny
bank podczas mego ostatnlego
pobytu w Polscc odwiedzifem, SO
pierwszorzedneni instytucyami
ciesza sic og6lnem zaufaniem
rznaniem tax przemyslowc0w
jake tez innych bankow i ca}ego
ogo4u. Interes tych instytucyi, to
Irzecz dobrze prowadzona / ugrun-
tcwana, a ME zadna nowosc lub
proba. Urzednicy to ludzie, ko-
rzy od wielu lat praouja sctSle W
lynne i~nteresic, znaja sic ma MIN
doskonale i wszystko co maja sa-
mi w tenze intereS wk}adaJ2.
Chociaz wiec dotychczas rad
ko kiedy doradzam W takich spra-
wach. to &c wzgledu ma to, co
wien o Banku Zwiqzku Sp6}ek
Zarobkowych W Poznaniu / jego
dzia}alnoSci, jakotez o jego kie--
rownikach, bez wahania, Z praw-
dziyq przyjemnoscia poIecam Is
instytucye jake prawdziwle pol
ska. ktora z~as4uguje ma cafkowite
"a ufanie i serdecznc poparcic tax
finansowe. jako tez moralnc kai-
diego. ktory prawdziwie ma dobro
wolncj Polski ma sercu.
L szacrykicm,
Antoni Czarnecki
Zrob to, co ci jutro powicmy
Ushuchaj Dobrej Rady.
(Op)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
PODz!EKOWANIE

Ninicjszem skiadamy serdcczne
podziekowanic wSzystkim krcw-
nym i znajomym, ktorZy W jaki-
kolwick sposob przyczyniii sic
do upiekszenia pogrzebu n~aszej
ma jukochanszej matki i babel
SIP. Mary Sikucinskiej, mianowi-
Gle Wiel. Ksiezom FIR. Dembin--
skiennu, Drzewieckiemu, kulih-
skiemu, Gadaczowi i S~cieszcc,
C.. R., pannie NJ. Sarzyisce "a pic
kny spiew, panu ~organiScie And.
kwasigrochowi, pogrzebowemu
p. F. Sadows!diemu "a umiejetne
prowadzenie pogrzebu. Jeszcze
raz wszystkim razem zasyEamy
podzieke aro-polskim bog "a
pIac."
w smutku p~ograzona,
Familia Sfkucinskich.
(Ogl)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Czarnecki ma Clos.
The Chicago Daily News
Editorial Rooms.
Chicago, Is marca 1920

Chicago, Is marca 1920.
Do Ziomkow w Ameryce.
Cd czasu mego powrotu do A
n'eryki otrzymuja z rolnych stron
zapytania O Banku Zwiazku Spo-
lex Zarobkowych W Poznaniu i o
misyi, delegacyi tegoz bawiacej O.
becnie w Stanach Zjednoczonych,
celem sprzedazy akcyi tutejsze-
mu ludowi polskiemu. Ze wzgle-
du ma to, re coraz wiecej sic o to
II mnie dopytuja, DdecydowaAem
da6 niniejsze publiczne oswald
genie W tel sprawie, ktore kaz--
diego interesowanego p%oinformu-
lie jake sa me zapatrywania sta
.nowisko w tel sprawie.
TAX w czasie mego pobytu W
Polsce, podczas wojny, kiedy Po-
znanskie by}o W Nes1czaoh RIA
du pruskiego, II. w r. 1915 1916,
jakotez podczas mego o~statniego
.pobytu W 1918 i 1919, miaiem
sposo6noSc sam i W towarzystwie
w~ybtnych czhonkow komisyi tax
ameryxanskich jakotez innych,
'gruntownie zbadac i zapoznac sic
z dziaialroscia, unforeseen i OBJ
szenoScia piracy Banku Sp6ek
Zarobkowych w Poznaniu, a TAX
re z jego urzednikami, stanowi--
skiem jake zajmuja i gruntem ma
ktorym stoja.<
Pc szczegolowych i gruntow-
nych badaniach, w roznych kie--
runkach, tax Il konkrrentow ia
botez u kIientow, akcyonaryuszy
i W sferach rzadowych Z przyje-
moScia moge srmiennie zare--
'czyc kazdemu i poSwiadczyc czy
to prywatnie czy p~ublicznie, &c
.instytucya ia stoi ma Pewnym
gruncie materyalnym, znajdujc
sic w rekach ludzi, kt6rzy nietyl-
ko w najtrudniejSzych czasach do
wiedli, re sa prawdziwymi Pola-
kami, pracujacymi ola dobra marc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Do ObyWate|i
28-Gj Wardy.

l. Nasze podatki So bsH5zo drogie a O.
sobhwis tego ro41u z poWoou rozr1uII
noSci naSzej miejSkiej administracyl
pod przewodnictwem MaJora Thomp.-
soma, przez trBymanie okoao 5000 poll
tykfer6w Ma PENSY1, dlatego tylko,
azeby przy koncu miesiaca, w0tssc pie
niSJ8e I naszych podatkow.
. Aadaja azeby dac I'M $4,000. 10000
syiecei bondow, a juz byfo wyasygno-
ware $50. 900. 10000 Ia ktSre my les1cze
mic ME widzimy, a juz wisceJ chca ma
co NE powinieu laden Obywatel po-
zwofie przez glosowanie
TYM BONDOM.
3. Major Thompson co nie uznal ma
szei N~arodowoSci prZez Gale . lat 1ego
rzRtu, przysya do mas roma narooo-
woSc n~iekt6rycn Polakow azeby ma
movie naszych rodakow do giosowa-
MIA ma konatymana ktorego Major
IN thompson n a ME lu6Gie z 2Sej war
dy....
4. CEy mysla. re Polaey nie panieta-
"a CO Major Thompson ~powiedIiaf 5
lat temu. Re znizy ceny gazu, / Re Juz
" tenn czasie nalesafo sic ludD;om pre-
szso &s.oeo:ooe0o, a W tera1nietszem
ciSho, ozemu?
5 Z~apytujeny sic ska} te wszystkie
pientadze ~przychodza ma ~ur1ad5enie
tyN1n vSzyStkSsh przedstaWien. trabta-
mnee6w, w~ysylania wszystkich listow!
Przeciez kouityman ME dostanle Ia
tnnej penSyi... CSy to tyIko dlatego,
re MOVIE PRAWO, ktore dale prawo
K~onitymarom nomSErowac ed7iow 40
sadow pow Iatowyuh, talk azeoy oyh ia
ey sedzSowie ktorzy bed4 czynic tyfko
30 co i'm SEKRETNY Rad NAkAZE.
wiec, jezeli chcesz azeby posEatki by
u jak najnizS1e, i axeby poprzec ma
-,1y3o-ala GfAp0QO
wszyScy znamy. ktory mas ME 5aTroa
prEez - lat ktory jest KANDfDAfEM
OLA NARODU, a ME sekretnych ure-
dow. kt6ry wierZy, re my Polasy ma
my kw~alifsSacye, prze9 daufe poWaz-
nych posad S-mdu naSzyvn
ktSry ME obieca azeby wrocic te mi
liony dotarow og6AorTS "a gaB a potem
1aponniee o tenn, ktory jest TAX samo
FAX ka5dy obyTatel azeby handy mogf
jechac IA 8 centow ma tranVaju....
Ktory s{uSy3 X KoGnityman przez o.
statnie II lat, 3SS dni " roku i x
"a Ee lest ohszernago zdarsa, i re "a
one korporacye ME przekup1y jego GAO
VI " nomSnacyach sedziow.
Vice Adz " przyszly wtorek do urny
wyborczej / zaz8iaj ballot repubtFkan-
ski i Erob te kryzyxi jake 50 mama
c1one ma specys1nem balocie. a dopo-
moSeSz nam " u~trzymannFu doorych u
rzednik6T.
Zwracamy Uwage 30 naszej mfodzie-
~, Re nie z1oto 90 sic SwTeci,
Le 25 lat teDu tacy saEnd pred wybo-
rsni p~rzychotS1ili z obiecankami kto-
-yoh nisdy ME d~otrzynali po wyoorach.
wiec. wzyscy raZem ~x4oSujmy "a ma
wym przyadelem JOSEPH F. HAAS,
We vtorek, drSa 1890 Evdetnia, b. r.
urnv wyboroze onUarts cd godziny Sci
rano do Stej 20 pofuhiu.
KOMITET.
fnol \
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

AntOnl NZarleCKI
Zrob to. co ci jutro powicmy !
Usfuchaj Dobrej Rady.
Evening star., 1920-10-31
.0RATOR|O SOCIETY
PLANS REHEARSAL
Chorus of 500 Voices vii!
Give Two Performances
of "The Messiah"

The Washington Oraterio Society
is to hold its first rehearsal of the
season Wednesday night at $50
o'clock in the lecture room of the
Church of the Covenant, preparatory
TO the sixteenth annual presentation
OF Ihe Messiah" to be given under
the direction of sydney Lloyd Wright
son.
The Messiah" is to be presented
1m 1no, '"o evenings January II and y.
1871. in the auditorium of the Cen
trail High School. a chorus Of 800
voices is asked by Mr.. Wrichtsor
Eehearsals. beginning Wednesday. are
|" be held every Wednesday night at
| the chapel, entrance on n street, lust
east OF 18th street and Connecticut
| avenue.
On account of the enormous demand
by the public to have an opportunity
OF nearing this work. II has been de
| oideu th1s season to give it on two
| evenings instead of one. Both per
! the nrst evening by tickets, which
| VIII be distributed by members of
the society, and the second evening no
| tickets will be necessary.
The same soloists will appear on
each evening. and all will be chosen
from among the local singers of the
city. excepting the bass, who will
| come from either New York or Pos
ton 4 large chorus of voices is swami
| ed for this years presentation. and
| Invitations have been issued to all
| the singers of Washington who care
to take part in this performance.
In discussing the oratorio this sea-
son Mr. Wrightson said:
am endeavoring this season to
eatner around me for my chorus all
VINO rave sung under my direction
| lor the past sixteen years. am
IL
prominent singers in Washington to
| cooperate with me to take a broad
| minded stand in this matter and
sing IN this chorus as all the lead
| ing singers in other cities do for
| the rendition of THE Messiah" I
ask the choir directors of other mu-
s!caI organizations in the city to
| urge the members of their choruses
| to join with me in this effort with
| the distinct understanding that in
| so doing their work with their own
| organizations shall not suffer or be
| interfered with.
To BE Present This Year.
| 1--WE shall have in our audience this
year William Shakespeare of Lon
don, England. the greatest living au-
| thority on oratorio. Last year our
| visiting artist, Mr.. J. Campbell Nc
| Innes, said he lad heard no such
performance of THE Messiah as he
| heard in Washington since leaving
London. 1t would be a great COM
pliment to the Capital city if the
| same tribute was paid to the So
| ciety by Mr.. Shakespeare
There are no dues An initiation
fee of 81 is charged to meet the ex-
pense of preparing this work l..
J with you, give my services gra tu-
itousiy, as I have done for the past
| sixteen years. Through the courtesy
| of the pastor and session of the
Church of the Covenant we are al
lowed to hold our rehearsals in the
| chapel of the church (entrance on
N street. thus saving the expense
of hiring rehearsal hall. Do not
! wait for the second rehearsal, come
| to the first"
Evening star., 1920-10-31
THE WEATHER.

District of Columbia and Maryland
Fair today and tomorrow; warmer
today gentle 10 moderate westerly
w inds.
Virginia-Fair and warmer today
and tomorrewi moderate westerly
winds.
West virginia-Fair today and to-
morrow; warmer today and in east
portion tomorrow.
Yesterdays Temperatures.
Midnight. 42 an. 40; d am, So:
6 am, SO: 8 am. Al; 10 am, 4G: II
noon. so: pm. SO: pm. 55:-6 pm,
%; pm, AZ; 10 pm, 55., Highest,
80; lowest. 3s.
Relative humidity-S am. 60: pm,
43; pm. GS.
Rainfall Is pm. to p.m.). none.
Hours of sunshine. 7.3.
Per cent of possible sunshine. GO.
Departures.
Accumulated deficiency of tempera-
ture since January ], 1920. 123.
Excess Of temperature since october
/, 1920. 15o.
Accumulated deficiency of precipi-
tation since January /. 1920. 3.43.
Deficiency Of precipitation since
October /, 1920, III.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 63; lowest. "a.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
EcCdetic su'Ve".>
Today--l4ow tide, } am. and 100
pm; high tide, 1879 am. and Ii pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. $50 am. and
eli pm; high tide. 11:35 am. and
1859 pm.
Th~ sun and Moon.
TodaX-Sun rose 6:34 am; sun sets
5:o9 PIN.
Tomorrow-sun rises 6:25 am; sun
sets sos pm.
Moon rises 9:01 pm; sets 1913 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Up-Riyer waters.
HARPERS FERRY, w Va, October
20-The Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers were both clear this evening.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1920-10-31
SCREEN STARS SECURED
FOR ARMlSTICE FETE
American Legion Plans to Show
movies in Making" at American
League Park.

officials of the American Legion.
local and national. are taking much
interest in the Arnistice day celebra-
ton which a number of Washington
posts Of the order are arranging to
hold at American League ball park
November II. u and 13. Announce
ment was made yesterday that Col
James y. Drain. commander of the
Department OF the District Of Column
bia. would be ono of the patrons of
the celebration.
The advance sale of tickets is pro-
cceding rapidly, aided by the forecast
Of real Indian summer weather for
the thrae-day fate. The work of COM
pihng handsome souvenir program
Of the events WIZ be completed this
Week and the programs viii be print
ed with q cover in colors, several
DAYS before the opening.
Apart f-on the several musical fea-
tufas Of ;he celebration, The event
which promises 10 attract the most
attention js the demonstration of
Movies in the 4lakirc.' which is to
bring 4 number Of screen stars to
Washington in person. Construction
of the dance pavilion. bandstR and and
other buildings Will begin at the ball
park this week
Evening star., 1920-10-31
LIBEL is CHARGED.
Civil Service Commission to Hear
Complaints.

Complaint is to be made to the Civil
Service Commission, the Department
of Justice and L. S. District Attorney
Laskey that typewrirten statements
defamatory and libelous concerning
Senator Harding are being circulated
the government depart
ments, according to a statement issued
last night by Col. Winfield Jones,
chairman of the executive committee
of the Harding and Coolidge Re
publican League, No l.
Evening star., 1920-10-31
LUNCHEON TO OFFICIALS.
Congress of Mothers and Parent
Teachers Will Be Hosts.

A luncheon will be given to public
school officials by members of the Dis
trict Congress of Mothers and Parent
Teacher Associations, at the Teachers
Club Saturday. November 13. at /
o'clock. The affair is being arranged
by Mrs. Ernest c. Daniel.
Among school officials who will be in
vited are Supt. Frank W. Ballou and
other authorities at the administration
offices at the Franklin School and prin-
cipals of the schools.
Evening star., 1920-10-31
FRENCH SCIENTIST HERE.

DR.. Edward Phelps Allis, jr.. of
Palais de CarnoIes, Mentone, Mari
TIME Alps, France, well known for
his basic researches in comparative
anatomy, is now in America, and is
expected to spend several months in
the United States previous to return
ing to the Allis Laboratory to re-
sumo his work
Evening star., 1920-10-31

legion headquarters today. The adju-
tants will confer on problems of hos
pitalization work. claims for disa Died
soldiers. insurance and compensa tion
the advisabi.ity of employing ield or
ganizers. a campaign for new units
of the woman's auxiliary and the es-
tablishment of a national spea eers
bureau.
Evening star., 1920-10-31
LEGION ADJUTANTs TO MEET

1NDlANAPOD1S. October 30-De-
partmental adjutants of the American
Legion from each state in the Union
will attend conference in In
dianapolis November and 9, accord
ing to an announcement made at
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-07
WIN be Annual Meeting and Election
Of Officers and Transaction OF
Other important Busi-
ness.
SANDS WILL SPEAK
Housing Commissioner for Iowa WIN
be Clubs Guest and VIII Elk
plain New Provisions OF
Law.

The annual meeting of the keokuK
Commercial club will be held Wednes'
day evening at the Hotel Iowa. be
sides the election of officers anu otner
business, Edwin H. Sands. housing
commissioner for Iowa, will be the
clubs guest and will explain the de'
tails Of the new housing act.
A special invitation is being extend
ed to the contractors and the lumber
men Of the city by the club omcers'
to attend this meeting. The housing
law has to do with the building TRADE
and the contractors, and for that rea.
son 1t is the wish of the club oHlclais
that as many of these interests as pos.
sible attend.
The mayor and city officials have
been invited to attend the meeting as
the guests of the club.
The meeting will commence at b:So
o'clock with dinner in the main ON
ing room of the Iowa. The business
SESSION will include the election OF Of
fcers for the year and the transaction
of some other business of Importance
to the local merchants. This Will oe
the first business session that has been
held for some time, and there are
number of things to be discussed.
resident c. w. Durrett said this
morning that he hoped all OF the mem
bers would respond to the call for the
meeting, and that large representa-
ton of members be present