davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

SauptteiI ser Gtaot 5erltort; lpas
man oanoh mieoer aufge6olt bat,
ftu6 oie %gerooen, oftmalS breitcn
StraBen5iige, ole peridmenoeriIbet
1ffentlid)en @auiperfe, ole falten
prunfelnoen &riumpbpforten 0es
fpdten abiolutismuS. neblt Oen 30.
5eu onmutlolen Sdulermaiien ies
uer Gage uto leitber. @ine belle,
fAimmernoe, gleidf0rmige Staot
Debut iid Dor Den @lid oeS &~eiieu.
Den, Der lie BON 9oro Der aus Dem
Soften erldollt, uto Itoffelt iih bon
Ser Senfung i'm M~itteIgrltnoe 81
fnrften Siigelgruppcn %riugSum6er
empor. @errliA in Ieincr 8eite
u110 in ieinen floren 6orben lit Oie'
fer 9nfen oes Geio, mie Der &ortu'
gieie oen lponilden Gaio umbencnnt;
fein SIltB me6r, IoNoern eiu 5wei
nn0 orei &iIometer breiter Meer.
arm. ser aus Der tiefiuneren qroBen
2ogune, ser 8udt bon SiIlabon,
6ur6 ncu ii6 nGbern0e @ergiudnoe
9iuausfiibrt in Die atlontiide Sec,
Don molerilden Binier. un0 Gpprei'
%iengruppen nuf ser 2illobon acgen.
1ibergerpnn6ten ldnolihen Siioieite
geIeitet. 0as 1T oieIer freic, lii'
pergeBIi6 rei5ooGe Sofcn bon 2ii-
iabon, sen emit. che ibn Die Sdiffe
Der Gn9lGn6er un6 9entI6en ol8 oie
meiitbriudenoen belebten. Ole olten
uie0crIdnoiiden &iinitler 10 oft
mad Gieenfenntnis ooer 6dnfiger
rad beQeiiterten @r5dblunaen &C.
moIt boberl. 81 iener groBen Belt
Scr boIlGnoiidcn Gecmadt. offs oieic
Die onieits oiSQrcifen0c Gr6in ser
sportugicIil2cm Acknowledgement
gefuor0en mar.
@ouocrn mir Damn aber lelbcr
ourf ole StraBen pon 9iiio6on,
iiberloiien mir nns Dem intimeren
6rtIidcn 2c6en, 70 ninmt Ser pom
5hiff aus gcl6aute moocrn-fios
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

8oaenbetniI aus Dem &rei69an9 bon
Belem.
nit gou5 beionoers oeu @inorlid per-
,t1rfen belien, 0oB bier cine 6ierllfe
5lic~n6einfunIt I'M HaummaBe oes
SauIteinS monumentaliliert moroer
Ici. Inter emanuel, oer ole Sors
iehe ieiner 6iiriorge BON 1499 ap
elmer eigenen @riinOung, Dem &lo'
,lcr 8elen Dor 9iiiabon, 5urpanote,
fam ser mcitge0iebene ausban BON
gatal6a 81 GnOe. 0ie Sran6o-
len, 0icic grdBIiditen 3erltorer IN
gang europa. babcn ii6 III Den mo-
poleonIi6cn Sriegen aud an lbm
ants iAdnOlidlite pergangeli. SeIt'
her fat @artu9al einen. beld)eloenen
EeiI Der ofuloriiicrten &lolterrelf-
timer auf Die @rboltung uno gSle.
Oer6crItelllng oicieS berrllAen Vau'
fompleres eemen0et.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
Ger 5ite Oct 3lorwrarrim-
men iiber ofn AIknbOl.

0ie @o0e Der Semperen5beiue.
9rng ole Jest iiber oie Welt ilutet,
bot in Mmerifa bcreits Den Sicg o.
uoneetraeen, mo alS 5DeiteS &ano,
Oos elm itrengeS IlfoholuerbOt err
lGIien bat, lit ibnl MN Horluegen
aefolot. Sort bat cine %aIlacmcide
&olfsabitimmmg ltottgefunOrn, Die
5ur groBten lleberraid)ung nit Oenl
Siege Der Acknowledgment enOete.
Ger Gremoe lit ia MIR 81 oenclgt,
Die Snuptitaot 9riitionia fir 0or.
uegen gu nebmen, uno bort mar
man oll9emein fir Die Ncibcbaltung
oeS Ilfobolausidonfs. yub Die
8reiie trat ourdaus nuf Die Seite
Der IIfobolfreunOe, uno bon Den
Gerebrern zines nltarfen Sropfens"
puroe cine beftige Bropn9onOn ent.
foltet, p1breno ii6 Die Semperen5-
ler 5iemlib rubig oerbieltcn. Srob.
Dem boben Die 6einoe oeS Ilfobols
eeiiegt, uno 3tDor maren es Die
Sroucr, Die Der Eemperen3betpe.
gllng gum Sie9e oerbolfen. IS mar
oas brittle Wlol in Der ncueren sc.
Idlid)te NormegenS, Dob cine olge.
meme 8olfsabltimmun9 Itnttfan0.
9as erItenloI banOclte es iid) I'M Die
Srennung bon Sdpeoen, oos 5nei-
te Mol nm ole 8obl 5piidcn So
nigreif un5 &epublif, ober beioe
MoIe ourften 5ie Srnuen nidJt nit
mGblen. 0un BADEN lie gum eriten-
NAL mitgeltimmt un0 Die @ntidei.
oung in ibrem Gimme berbeigefibrt.
9as @eiomter9cbnis 5ciet, oaB BEL
elmer @bgabe bon etpa 100000
Gtimmen cine Mebrbeit bon falt
10000 Gtimmen 5ugunIten oes
@lfoboIperbotes fiel, uno otpar ban.
belt es Ii9 nidt Inn elm p0lliees
@erbot oGer olfoboliid)en @etrdnfe,
ionoern gan6 leidte 8eine uno
,2anos0l", ooS &egierMngsbier,
oiirfen meiter auseeiAenft meroen.
Ser @oblfompf puroe nit nuBeror.
oentli6er @rbitterung ouseefodlteu.
Sn &riItiania, tpo ole @ronntpein.
freunoe ~iiberbaupt IN Der neber5abl
tpnren, bernabm man nur einen elm.
aigen G6rei: Stem 0ei" (Stimm
nein). 9ls an eriten gbitimmunos.
tag elm Mann nit elmer SABINE, auf
Der groB Stem ia" geidrieben
ftano, ouf ser SouptitraBe bon &ri.
ftionio, Ser Carl Sobons @ooen, er.
idien, tpur6e er ausgelaht un0 Der.
b6bnt. &m ndflten Gage tpuroeu
SouIenoe bon 6luabldttern bon ben
n9ein-2euten~ oerbreitet; Die Sem
fter poren NIT oieien Slu9bIdttern
perflebt, oie @a9en moren nit 8la-
faben uno Sobnen geidmiift. Der
0ooen gerooe5u be6edt nit Yopier,
Die Stuoenten fubren in automobi-
len ourd Ole StroBen uno beuorfen
Sic Woriiber9ebenoen nit .Neins
&onfetti"; ielbit Die @unoe trugen
9lotote ouf Dem &iiden uno fleine
fSldQeen i'm Mnul. g[ber in BEN
@obGlofolen NOR Die Stimmung
enn5 on6ers. Ser beItdnoiqe 3us
from Der Srouen ipra6 cine Iaut.
Ioie, iebr bereote Spra6e, un0 Ole.
fe idpeigenoen mei6lifNen Stimmen
brahten sic @ntfhcioung uno rie-
fen, ols oie &eiultate befannt muir
oen, i'm Eager Der Ilfobolfreunoe
bos QroBte @ntIeten berbor. lteber
sic hroftiihcn Solaen oiefer iebr
pihttacn @olfsentiheioung IdBt lid
natiirIih nod nidts Genm,es ias
gen, tuie elm &enner Der norreei-
5hen @erhGItniiie olsfiihrt. @ie in
Nmerifa perhcn audi bier Die Grim
Yer ibrc Shleihtpeqe finoerL uno Sic
prinate Gr5eugun9 bon Mfobol
miro Defenders auf Dem 2anoc fart
3unehnten.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

ten, benubt porOen in DER 9lltsar-
6eitung oes 0eutiden Sob. @fiiaer
aus &~onigs6era in 6ronfen, Deg
beriibmten He9iomontauus.
3mei Sabre nod GaoS 6agrt tnls
iegelte Bartholomew (ipr. me.l)
9ios, obne e5 81 miiien, pdbreno
beftiger unfi6tiger Stiirme OoS
Giiofnp oes @roteils unO fam bis
in Die AIeou6ai, mo- Oie Ourh
G6iifsperlulte uno 2eiOen enttnutig'
tie Manni9oft i'm 5wang, nit
ifmeralifem 8er5idten unl5lfe6ren.
9luf Der Seimfobrt iab er nun ooS
Sap un0 oen Safel6erg ulO braf)'
te Ben 0omen oes Gabo %tormentolo
6eim. 9lber Der freiOige GoltIg
moIte bon feinem S6refensnamen
fir befan9elte Motroiengemitter nil
len un0 toufte oas &ap Der Stiirnle
in 0os Gabo De boa %eIperon5a, Der
guten &offuung Inn.
9GngIt botten ii6 rationale Sat'
DISQUALIFICATION in Bortugol gebil'
set, oeren fir afritoniide unterneb'
mltngen ~eingeiestes &npital ldone
Srii6te trrg. am mertpoalten lobn'
ten Iid sic 8e5ie6ungen nod @ltis
nea. God fonnte ou6 Oieier lei6te
@erpinn aus @olo uno @lfen6ein nur
elm neuer aniporn lein, nit be-
IfJleunigten Qnltrengungen Dem ge'
Iu6ten MaGrGenlnnoe Ser &ei6tiimer
uno ser @oelgeIteine, SnOien, 5u5u'
Itre6en. 9onebenber gebt nad pie
Dor 0os olte 9riItli6e, iara5enen'
f1mpferiife SngreOien5 oieier @r'
fun0igungen; BEL ben lebtgenannten
IiioaIrifanii6en &eiien 6at man mie'
Der nod Dem B~rieIterfoni9 SobanneS
ousgeIdaut uno 4unoidafter emit.
IonOt. Mtit gu Dem sIei3en 3med
mGblte &oni9 So9onn einen dmelten
un0 neuen @e9. ST Ianote 14S7
5mei 6es &robiI6en poafommen fun
oiae MGnner iiber &6ooos nod
aleron0rien; Tie gingen aIS Sonig'
fouileute nerfleioet nit GgpptiI4en
aoramonen BON &oiro nadrS uafim
un0 bon BORT nuh aoen, no lie iid
trennten. Ger cine eing no6 abeis
Iinien, Itarb ober auf Ger Heiie. Ser
anoere, Beoro De Gonil6ao (lb -
ID, fubr nit &oufleuten nod Sn'
oien meiter uno iab alS eriter Yor'
tuaieie &anonor, &olefut un0 600.
GorauF bereiite er nod Die Sen Sns
Bern lpoblbefannte oltofrifaniide
Houte, mo er ols iioli6lten 8unft
SofoIn lob, uno erbielt Die @ewiBs
6eit, ooB Die iiOlige S6ifffabrt BON
sort na6 ser @uineafiilte berum
mogliA uno befonnt lei. 9amit
NOR Ser &ins Ser geosrapbiifen
&enntnis 6ereits 9ei3loiien. Gum
S9luB bego6 lif @ooilboo an ben
Sol oes Negus aleran0er bon a6ei-
Iinien, 10 0oB nunmebr uu6 Der
iobrhun0ertelong in aaer @elt ge.
iudte y8rielterfoni9" en0li6 feItges
Iteut mar. @r fonnte oa oiele gtab'
ridyten b%eimIenoen, mur0e o6er per-
ionlid nod elmer bon BEN IbeIIini'
ern gegen pribate 6remoe angemanas
ten &e9el i'm 2an0e 5uriidge6alten.
No6 cine i'm Sabre 1920 bon &onig
emanuel ieinettpe9en obgefertigte
@eIon0ti3aft blieb erfol9los uno
fonnte nlr beri6ten. bob eS ibm
gut eebe uno er ebrenboa gebolten
meroe.
Columbus fe6rte 1893 pon ieiner
erIten @merifnfabrt 5uriid. a6er
ltatt no9 Dem fleinen 8alos gu ge-
longen, bon mo- er ousgefabren mar,
muroe er our6 Die Stiirme 0ieies
@inters, Die i'm ouf ser 9an6en
Seimfa6rt bin. uno 6ergeworfen bot-
ten, 9e5pungen, in ben Seio %ein5us
loufen uno orauBeu Dor 2iiia6on bel
Gascoes am iiioli6en SuBe Der Ser-
rn 6e Gintra 81 onfern. Son bier
erbnt er ii9 cine auoiens, Oie Dem
8onig Sobann bon ieiner Seimfebr
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

Sn Ben Sobr5e6nten Seinri9s 0eS
Seefobrers ioben mir 0ie 8ortugie,
len beginner, fidJ nit iteti9em @or.
orittgen an ser @eItfuite 0eS ihmar'
sen @rOteiIs entlmg 5u taiten. 9ie
noHontife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
ofrifaniifen &iiIten lit gang unO gar
portu9ieiiId, aae Die befannten Dor
gebirge, 6os meiBe, oos grirne, oas
ser gutcn Soffnung, ole Geito6e oes
&ongo tpie oie &iiiten bon Natal
trogen portugieIii6e Iamengebung.
0us uts 10 mobIbefaunte @rob'
unO 9lein-Iopo, oas fir ben @e'
biIOeten crit oaour6 fomiid rpliroe,
noB man es gu Gnoern amtlif fir
n0tie 6ieIt, 1T pobo, populus; In'
ara pequena lit Ole feline 9u6t;
&omerun Bot ieinen Nomen bon Den
colneroes, ~oenIeIben groBen, fleil6i"
gen &robben ooer @orneelen Der
tropiIf~atIontii9en MeeresfIIten
un6 SIuBmiinoun9en, sic ou6 ieoem
&eiienoen ing portu9ieiiid ipred,en-
sc 8roiiIien in reif)lid)er gefofter,
geboGener, ponterter G%rinnerun9
Itebcn.
14t9 NOR Mooeiro gefunoen NOR
ocn, 1881 tp1ir6e Dos Sap 8ronco
ODER Gin iponiider Gorm) 8lonco
erreift, 1883 eroffneten iid nus'
bare San6elsberbinoungen ins mli'
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
@ie man in @icn nOdD billia le6cn
fam.

@ie man in @ien nod bilig le-
ben fam, beantportet aut @rllno
zines tatidGlihea 8orfommnilieS
aus ieiner Yraris elm Nener
GchtsantpaIt in elmer 3ui6riit all
Die "N. ST.. Yr.": Gr iNrcIbt: 8er
0cn gefiirdteten @inter blli9 iiber-
leben mod)te, Der labt liG ourd Ell
uen 8reuno aui 3ablun9 Irgenh
zines 9etragcs eiiltlagrn. @r laBt
lib perllrteilen uno, tlocm CT no.
tiirli@ niht 6ablt, @rctutlOn gege1
iid fiibren; bel oieler iorgt er oa-
fir, oaB nidbtS bel ibm %Aciunbeu
miro, ulo l0Bt ionit bon ieInem
Sreunoe Die Ycrboltun9 our @iOcs.
leiltltng gegcn lih b%contragcl. gu
Gieier erI6elnt er nlcbt, lno lcBt
miro Die @ait Ocgen i'm u%erbdilgt.
Gr ldBt mtnnebr ourd leinen
Greuno Die Saittoiten Don 30 aro-
llen 50 &eler fir oIe @Od)e erie.
gen uno lit fir cine Mod)e BON
alien 2ebensmittel- nll0 &oblenlor.
gen befreit 9ies fam er olrd
einige @oden wieoertolen. 50, es
bcitcbt Die Woglihfcit, Dab er auf
oieie @eiie nidt mr. ild), ionoern
feline gauge 6amilie, 6rau uno
&inoer rueriorat". @r bralId)t MIR
Die &laee oud gegen icine Srau
uno &inoer cinbringeil uno Die
gauge 8ro5colir gcgen ale gcmein-
lam oilrhfiibren 81 laiien uno Die
gauge 6nmilie fam aemeiniom Ell.
niqe @o6en in Der @aft ucrbrin.
gen.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

6ffentIiden Gldben prangen i'm 9lii'
ben un0 ihmerwGbrenoen Grin:
Dies olle8 lit gar fem reines europa
!neGr, bier blei6en oi6 Si5ilien ltto
@ricdeuIono 5lriif, bier lit ser ults
mittelbare l%lebergang ellropGiifer
SiiocnS in ole Sropen- uno Solo.
niollpclt bon 9lfrifa, @raiilien mo
Sin0uitoit.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

@efpra9 in Berlin.
n@ie bat S6nen oenn Die rlere
Sinfonie 8eetbouenS ~gefalen?"
y@m belten mar Die Steue gegen
Die 8ermo9enSa6gabe."
~@elde?"
.Sa Die no es beiBt: 0Geio I'M.
ifIunaen. WiQionenL""
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

@aItcuo oa Yena. SommerI6loB ncs
G0ni9S gu giutra. (auf Der 9uppe
redts Oas gaItelo Dos Wauros).
europ1iihe @inorud oieier Stoot
lGon eigeutilmlide 3uiase uuf. So.
d1cnOe iplitternadte Sungen touen
I'M tieieu grauen Sd)wemmianOe oes
9aienporlanOes; nit iener utper.
tUiilllidpn mollenen 3ipielfoppe Der
tiioIiden Meeranwobner, Delde emit
oie @ried)eli oen YtliIteriAubbegriff
apbrpgiide Wiibe" prdgen lieE uno
an Wciidt oen AusOrud miiNiiAeu
o5tol5es. Dob feline Scrfabren Die
aRourcn beliegt bnben. manoelt ms
Der bnrfiiBige Slider, DER feline
@ort I'M ilnden &or6 gum @oden-
morfte tr1gt, porbei; in Den Saoen
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

Sin 1%02iGbriaer WGhler 1T in
S1merifon nod oil Die llrne &c.
gangen, Inn iib all aen National-
rntspaDlen 81 betelliacn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-28
100000 MORE
HOLYIANDPEOPLE
Palestine Can Absorb I'm
migration at Rate of
$4,000 a Year.

NEW YoRK, April 27.-At the rate
Of $4,000 immigrantssa year, Palestine
can absorb and maintain an additional
population OF 100000, according to
DR.. Chain Weizmann, head Of the
Zionist Commission to Palestine, In an
interview given out In London recent
ly on the occasion Of his latest return
from the Holy Land, where he Is ad-
niinistratiye chief of Zionist affairs.
This Is a conservative estimate"
declared DR.. lNeiznann. Some people
claim Palestine can support an addi-
tionaI population OF six or seven mil
lion. Myfgnres are based on the re-
suits accomplished by the Jewish col
onies, which afford a valuable index
is TO future possibilities. From re-
cults obtained in the neighborhood of
Jana and elsewhere the coastal plain
alone should absorb some 100000 The
Jordan valley can take another $780,
Gao, and then in between, there Is the
hill country with its olive groves and
their almost unlimited field OF develop.
ment ~
Holding immigrants down to 10000
annually, DR.. WeizmanD explained,
VIII be necessary to place some re.
striction upon the influx that might
otherwise set in from Russia, Poland,
Rumaliia, etc. Unrestricted and un,
regulated immigration would be in the
interests neither OF the new country
nor OF the immigrants themselves, he
emphasized.
Vast tracts of Palestine are at pres.
ont practically .unoccupied and unde.
yeioped and experts agree that there
is plenty Of room for millions of ad.
ditfonal inhab itants,s he continued. 81
foreseet an era when jew and Arao
will work side by side in the building
up of a state which each will regard
as common possession.
Already this process of cooperation
IS at work and that the Jew can live
peacefully with his prospective fellow.
subjects has been proved by the Jew.
lsh colonists already In Palestine"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-28
NERVLAN PUTS A
GAINESVILLE CARPENTER
BACK ON THE JOB
Thomas Sutton, Evansville
Ohio, is Strong for Old
Reliable Medicine.

In aletter to the manufacturers of
Nervlax, Thomas Sutton, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, well known carpenter, highly
praises this old reliable tonic and says
1t Is the best he ever tried. The letter
follows:
NerYlax Company-'F long time
/ was unable to work at my trade as
carpenter because of the terrible
condition of my stomach. liver, kid
ney, and bowels. l was greatly bother
ed with constipation, had gas on my
stoinach,S was nervous, could not sleep
at nights and was SO dizzy that was
afraid TO work on an overhead job
TOR fear of falling"
was compelled to quit my work
because OF my illness and it was a
fIcky day for me when l bought bot
tie OF the old reliable tonic "NerTfax"
at the drug store. bought It about
10 days ago and my constipation has
LETT me and I'm feeling fine. am back
on the job again and owe it all to-
Nerylaxs I've taken barrel o. other
medicines without results and think
Nerylax is the best medicine for my
troubles I've ever taken. One bottle
aid the trick and gladly recommend
Il 10 my friends"
THOMAS SUTTON,
314 Underwood st.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Mr. Sutton is well known In this
city where he has resided for the past
IS years. What Nervlax did for him
IL will do for you. Nervlax is on sale
Mt Cranes Drug Store.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-28

proving of the action of the trustees
in the matter Of disposal of the Main
street property and appointing com:
mittees for the coming -,ear. A new
comafttee is devoted to Social work
and community welfare" and replaces
failed to function in Fairmont at any
time. This committee will organize
next Sunday afternoon.
The Elks lodge plans to engage even
more Importantly in community effort
in the future than 1t has In the past
and for some time Elk lodge activities
have been notable. The milk proyid-
ed for school children at the Miller
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-28

night. r. t. Cunningham and A. G.
Martin explained the financial status
OF the lodge and most gratifying sit.
uation was revealed. The lodge has
a lease on its present quarters in the
Deyeny building which has three years
yet to run and can be renewed for five
years more. While present quarters
are nale too large the lodge will CON
ttnue there. The Mayors property, for.
merly the ElkS home, is leased to the
Salvation Army at nominal rental.
Brooks Fleming, Jr., exalted ruler
of the Fairmont lodge, is i'll in Balti.
more and could not be present at last
nights meeting but wrote letter ap.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-28

school for some months past is posi-.
bic through the liberality of the lodge.
: There are S72 members OF Fafrmont
lodge at present, nine members being
initiated last ntght-Robert NJ. Henry,
Charles +. Folhamus, NJ. A. Parr, 81,
w. Gaskill, Harry R. Leaf, James G.
Herbert, II. W. Crawford, and r. A.
Johnson. A ninth member or the class
was initiated for Pittsfield, Mass.
lodge, to which he had been elected
to membership.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-28
.ELKS WONT SELL
NAINST. PROPERTY.
Decision to That Effect For
Iaally Taken Last
Night.

A. q Martin, chairman, w. D. Evans,
secretary, and r. t. Cunningham, GUS
todian. who compose the trustees OF
Isairmont Lodge No. 294, B. p. o. Elks,
decided at meetings held this week
that the Elks property on Main street
formerly known as the Mayors homel
is not for sale. The decision y4me
following some talk that the Elks
might sell the place which led to sew
eral offers. The American Legion
asked Tor price on that property be
fore buying the w. G. T. o. building.
The action of the trustees was Civ
en- unanimous approval at the meet.
ing of Fairmont lodge of Elks last
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-28
BAD BREATH
Caused by
Aciid-StoTllaC|1

How can anyone with aIsour. gassy
stomach. who 10 constantly beiching, has
heartburn and sutfen from indigestion have
anything but bad BREATH An OF these
stomach dlsorders mean tust one thing :
Aeid.StomAeh. =.
FAToNfC. the wonderful new stomach
remedy In pleasant tasting tablet form that
You eat Ike bit OF candy. brings quick
relief from these stomach miseries. EAT0SIO
sWeetens the breath becauIe it makes the
stomach sweet, cool and comfortable. Try it
for that nasty taste. congested throat and
iheldy feeling" after too much smoking.
Ifneglected, Acid Stomach may cause you
lot Of serious trouble. Il leads TO nervous
nets ,head1 shes, insomnia, melancholia. rheu.
mntism, sctitica. heart trouble, ulcer and
cancer Of the stomach. Il makes lie millions
OF victims weak and miserable, lletless. lack
ing In energy, al tired ont It often brings
about chronic Inv alidism. premature old age,
. shortening Of ones days.
You need the help that EAToNIC can give
You II you are not feeling as strong and
well o. ron should. You will be surprised
toBee how much better you will feel Just as
soon as you begin taking this wonderful
stomseh remedy. Get o big 50 cent box from
your druggist today. He will return your
money II you are not satished.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-03-13
In MEMORIAM.

In sad and loving memory Of our
darling little son. Keith Cordell
Wright, who went from us one year
ago today, March II, l19, at the age
OF years, 10 months, II days.
When for a walk We went, on er
rand or on pleasure bent, as We drew
near the portals Of our home, our
little lad would slip his dimpled
hands from ours, and running swift
ly down the street, turn to greet us
at our door, and smiling say: Il beat
you home-a little bit"
Dear sweet little laddie of ours. he
went, one year ago today, to the Great
Home above, and with aching hearts,
we go on alone for our child has beat
en- us Home-a little bit.
But with hope and faith We look
upward, where behind the Great Tn
known, God, within the shadow,
keepeth watch over his own. and
knows that our Dear One is there,
waiting to greet us with a smile.
His daddy and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs Jno. Wright, Grandfather and
grandmother, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bry-
ant, great grandmother, Mrs. Lethia
Rogers.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-03-13
NEGRO LEADERSHIP A JOKE.

The Negroes of this city are badly
in need of intelligent, firm and cour.
ageous leadership that is able to ad.
wise our people in the things to do
politically for the best interests of the
race. In the recent Republican City
Convention a sorry spectacle was pre-
scented by our representatives who
not only seemed unable to demon
strate what they were sent there for
but NOT ONE lifted his voice during
the entire convention to demand re-
cognition of our racial group.
The Eighth Ward with forty-six Ne
groes and fourteen white delegates
was the one ward to which the Ne.
groes of the city looked to secure
representation for us on the ticket
but the majority of the as were as
dumb as oysters while one or two
Uncle Tom" Negroes kept them
selves busy carrying news" to a few
cheap white men who posed as lead
ers of the so-called Anti-Boss move
ment. Be it said to the credit of a
few of the Colored men on the dele
CATION they insisted on nominating
a Negro but the Uncle Tom and
"Old Black Joe" Negroes kept them
from getting action.
1t is regrettabie that VIM. c. Hues-
ton who is generally recognized as
the leader of our group in this ward
was absent because we believe he
would have stood up for his people
but even Tom Marks for whom the
Negroes fought so gallantly primary
day got "cold feet" and urged the Ne
groes not to nominate a candidate.
The Sun is for the Negro before
every other political consideration
and firmly believes that due to cow
ardly leadership the race has gone
back ten years in its political de-
velopment in this city
The German Republican was recog-
nized, the Irish Republican was recog-
nized, the Swedish Republican was
recognized. and even the Italian Re-
publican mot 500 of whom vote the
republican ticket was recognized but
the Negro Republican, the most loyal
of them all was not given even
passing notice.
Until the race gets rid of its time
serving, job hunting, white folks
Niger" it will never get anywhere
politically in Kansas City
The Sun has no grievance or COM
plant against Lieut.. ]. Pierce Kane,
the splendid young white man and eX-
soldier who received the nomination
in the Eighth Ward-Qt believes he is
the best white man who could have
been nominated)-but it still believes
the Negroes threw away an oppor-
tunity that will not come again soon.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-03-13
MAJOR SMITH LAupEp.

Major ~ Clark Smith received the
following letter from Mr.. Harold L.
Butler, Dean of the Fine Arts Depart
ment, University of Kansas, in which
he says: l am glad to say word
relative to the work which you did
here last summer. l have reports
from the various instructors with
whom you worked and they all speak
of your exceptional talent, your un-
bounded energy and enthusiasm and
the fine spirit with which you took
up every part of the work. From the
conversations which l had with you I
knew that you would carry your en-
thusiasm and energy into your work
as teacher and by this means cause
your students to look upon the sub
ject of music as you look upon it. The
knowledge which you had when you
came here and your past experience
made you without doubt the most able
student in music in the summer
school. We were proud to have you
with us and only hope that you felt
repaid for the time you spent with
us. At any time you see fit to return
here for advanced work We shall be
glad to have you. We have two of
your students who seem thoroughly
in earnest and in a measure have
brought your enthusiasm and energy.
With llindest regards 1 am,
Yours cordially,
H. L. BUTLER, Dean.