davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14

UCROUCHING by herself in
- corner, little seven-year-
old girl was cracking something be-
tween two stones" says Melville
Chatter in an article, "The Land OF
Stalking Death" in the National
Geographic Magazine. describing
conditions in Armenia. II looked
closer and found the child was eat
ing the marrow from bone"
where did she get it!' ! asked
the interpreter who accompanied
me.
"Yonder in the grave yard" he
replied, after questioning the girl.
This child, according TO Mr..
Chatter, was subsisting solely on a
small dole OF rice furnished daily
bv the Near East Relief represent
atives in her nativ- city, Igdir.
There was not sufficient food in the
town TO even give one meal day
TO all OF the children and shortly
after they had received this bare
pittance OF food all were searching
for any bit on which they might
chew TO appease their hunger. They
picked up beetles, straws. and one
a piece OF horses hoof. says Mr..
Chatter.
Root and Grass Diet.
Conditions at Igdir are horrible
almost beyond belief. People live
chiefly on roots and, grass, but oc-
casionally the diet is varied by the
killing OF dog or cat. Workers
sent out by Near East Relief, the
former Committee for Armenian
and Syrian Relief, who are furnish
ing the only sustenance TO these
people, told Mr.. Chatter that il was
impossible 10 remove at once the
bodies of those who had died from
starvation. and when they we're
taken out for burial, an arm or a
leg OF the body had been eaten by
the famished survivors.
Mr.. Chatter tells OF a visit 10 the
burying ground when graves we're
torn open and bodies exhumed by
the famished inhabitants. 1--WE had
taken a short cut" he says, "to-
ward where our car waited and by
chance we were skirting the ceme-
terry. Our guide pointed thither
and said:
"'It is not pleasant sight. You
must understand that the Turks
left this country so bare that there
were not even spades. Graves must
be dug with any available thing.
even with human bones. If the
dead has a relative strong enough
TO carry weight--big stones are
placed on the grave; but IL not
he shrugged significantly.
II asked. hardly knowing how TO
frame my question, Exactly what
exactly whom do you meanr
Men Stalk Dogs
"T mean. he answered. the
pariah dogs by day and under
cover OF night--well. come and see
for yourselves
II will never forget that terrible
acre OF earth--the low-boulder-
heaped mounds. and those others,
the unprotected graves, now re-
vealed as empty, scooped-out holes
whose Drinks were strewn about
with remnants OF torn-off gar
ments. among which lay blackened
semblances Of humanity. As we
turned away the apparition of
great. yellow pariah dog, paving
among the graves, drew from us
volley OF stones. Then as he skunk
off. skeleton-likc man sprang up
from behind the wall (undcr cover
OF which he had been stalking his
prey) and, Draining the beast with
club. disappeared. carrying its
carcass with him.
"Our fareweIls and thanks 10 the
american Committees manager
oeemed an endless proceeding and
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14

Attention Old Maids CONFIDENTIAL
". HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Is your last hope for sweet breath.
rosy cheeks. sparkling eyes. Don't
give up without trying a. Rezin's
Drug Store
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14

Bad breath. colorless lips. sallaw
cheeks give a girl little chance for "a
man"-Don't give up, try HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea and see how pop
ular you get Rezin's Drug Store
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14
To the Voters Of Iron County:

] take this means OF notifying the
electors that I will be candidate for
the Office Of county clerk at the prim-
ary election August next. Any assist
ance given me will be greatly appre-
ciated.
FRANK ID. BALL.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14
STATE OF MICHIGAN

The Probate Court for the County OF
Iron.
At a session OF said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the City OF Crys-
tai Falls, in said County. on the End.
day OF February, A. ID. 1920.
Present. Hon. Fred F. Murphy, Judge
of Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate of
William J. Richards, Deceased.
Will Richards. having filed in said
court his petition praying that a GER
tain instrument in writing, purport-
ing 10 be the last will and testament
OF said deceased. now on file in said
court be admitted TO probate, and that
the administration OF said estate be
granted to be executors named In said
Will.
II Is Ordered, that the 1st day of
March. A. ID. 1920. az ten o'clock in
the forenoon. at said Probate Office,
be and Is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition
IL II Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
Of a copy OF this order, for three sue
cessive weeks previous 20 said day OF
hearing, in The Diamond Drill, a
newspaper printed and circulated in
said county.
FRED r. MURPHY,
Judge OF Probate
A true copy.
Fred r. Murphy.
Judge OF Probate.
First Feb. 4: last Feb, 2i, 1920.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14
" "AneriC0! America!!" the Millions C,-v
In Sad Armenia. Land of Stalking Death

Melville Chatter, home from
Near East. Tells Narrowing
Story of Human Misery
There-Beetles and Straw
for Food.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14

/ am a candidate for sheriff OF this
county and will appreciate any as
sistance given me.
IRVING II. JACKSON.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14

First publication February IA, 1920.
Last publication February 2S, 1920.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14
KNUD NELSON
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Estimates
Furnished.

nR A. L. HAIGHT. ND.
once In Finnish \ Swedish Block
Telephone No. SSS.
Crystal Fans MIchIva,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

z okresu doswiadcze6 i obecnie
wszystko Jest przygotowane / opraco
wane TAX, IL sp6lka Ursus Motor Co.
gotowa Jest do rozpoczecia wyrobu
trokutraktora. Zamowienia ma ma
teryai / ma specyalne czeSci do tro-
ku So dane r6znym firmom amery-
kahsklm. Giowny inzynier sp6tki, p.
Jan Janicki, krzata sic mad zorgan!-
zowaniem warsztat6w piracy.
EBudowa fundament6w pod nowy
budynek fabryczny zostala ukohczo-
ma pred nastaniem mroz6w. Obee-
ME rozpocznie sic budowa fabryki I
jej urzadzeh. Budynki fabfyczne w.
dug kontraktu maia bye ukohczone
ma dzie6 1-go msja biet. roku.
Nova dyrekcya iuz ME potrzebu-
ie za1mowat sic praca pr~zygotowaw-
CA, lecz zaraz p~rzystapila ona do
piracy mad u~tworzeniem organizacyi
fabrycsnej, warsztatowej l biurowej
pod wzgledem technicznym 1 handlo-
wynn. Ma odbytem posiedzeniu SVEN
dyrekcya %ybra3a nasteputacy "a
Rad: DR.. L. S. SEumkowski, prezes;
NJ. Tbmaszek, wice-prezes; Wincen-
ty zwiefka, sekretarz i Teodor "a
miara, skarbnik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21
Bedziecie Zupelnie Zdrowymi
.JeSli czvsta bedzie kreW WasZa

Najgrcznieisze z tych wypadkow o.
reumatyzm, kt6rego b6le %prost to-.
tura o katsr, czssto p~oprzedza1a-
cy suchoty; Swier0biaczka eczema.
'liszaj, erysipelas i inne chorooS
sk6rne ;malarya, kt6ra ostaoi mai
silniejszego c1lowieka i rotne inne
choroby 50 bespoErednim rezultatem
sepsutej krwi.
W wiskszej czesci wypadkaco
mozecie uniknat choroby pr1ez "a
aycie s. s. S.. przedziwnego srodk
ma krew, bedacego W u5yciu pre-
szio pietdziesiat lat. s. S. S. pre-
czysci krew naleiycie. Sprzedawa~-
nem Jest we wszystkieh ~aptekach'
Pc 1upeane bezpiatne drukowane
potady piszcie dsisiaj do departameH
tn imedycznego, Swift Specific Com
pany, 266 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Georgia. 'Os1''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

aelazny, da zatrudnienie tysiacom
nedzarzy, stworzy rozmach wsrod
istniejacych W WarszaWie koopera-
tyw; jest to take zdanie publicly
stow krajowych.
Dodatkowo donos8e, re Stowarzy-
szenie, wydalo tylko s proc. ma ro-
bote orzanizacyjna, CO jest wprost
zadziwiajacem!
q powyzszego wypiywa. re cafe
wychoditwo powinno akupit sic do
koia idei Stow. Mechanik6w i po-
m6dz mu zakupie ~jeszcze jedna ia
bryke n. p. Gejzlerow " Warszawie'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

Prasa polska pcwinna poprzet
StowarzyBzenie.
ia oscbiscie wysylam 800 ma all
eye 2 zastrzezeniem, te pieniadze t.
beda uzyte ma zakupno fabryki Gel
zler6w, 4eby ME przeszia W rece OBJ
ca.
Sadie, Re wielu zrobi to samo' po-
niewa3 akcye quarantine 6 proc. dy
widendy; podaje wiec adres: The
Polish Mechanics Co.. Inc, $685.
3oss Lagrange st., Toledo, Ohio.
X. Czarkowski NJ. T..
Waterbury, Conn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21
Z Tow. Mechanikow.
Przemysl Polsh o Polacy W Stanact
Zjednoc0onych.

Pisma kraj0we, wiadomoSci prze-
syiane listownie, wywody goBci z
kraju ~stwierdzaja jeden 2namienny
fukt: lgrozi nam niewola ekonomicz-
ma. Caly przemysl stoi W martWym
punkcie, natomiast fabryki, powoli,
lecz stale przechodzs W rece Oboe.
Czytalsmy, be polsko-Gmerykan-
| ska urganisaoya, stowarzyszenie Me-
chanikow Polsk!ch W Ameryce, ura-
towaia fabryke Troetzera W Pruszko
vie, kt6ra JUL przerabia ! zamierza
, mice W pelnym ruchu ma wiosne. Do
wiadu jenny sic z pism, re o wieie
Wieksza fabryka Braci Geisler, okol-
ski I Patchke " WarsDawie, "a ktora
W lipcu zqdano $4,000, obecnie
z~ostala ofiarowana Stow. Mechani-
k6w "a 100000. W tych warun-
| kach nam tn W Ameryce nale5y zaJac
sic, i to szybko, nieeieniem "byzne-
sowej" pomocy krajowi.
Korporacyi polskich W Ameryee
natworsylismy wiele. sprSedawaczem
kart zachcialo sic ,,runowaG" okre-
| ty, drobnym handlarzom tworzyc
minonowe przedsieoiorstwa. Inni
znowu pomysleli o ~pacskach: chiop
dat pieniadze ma zalozenie ,Ibyzne-
gu" 1 slono Eaplacii ga paczke. Okla
zal sic wsr6d mas brak ludzi uczci-
wych, a ieszcze wiekszy - ludzi
rozumem.
2 tel powodzi naciagaczy wynurza
sic organizacya, o ktorej mkt VIE
le ME mowi. a pisma gioszs: Sto-
warzyszeuie Mechanikow, kt6ra "a
miast sprzedaty akcyi organi1u1e
swe file, kt6rych podobno ma pre-
szlo 100.
Prezes StowarSyszenia tego ma
wiecu w Waterbury, powiedSiai: Ola
tych, ktorzy chca miliony robtc ma
nedzy polBkiej, miejsca W naszych
szeregaeh ME many. Chodzi wtsc @
ten typ lepszy obywatela, kt6r1y ma
rzy o Polsce, ME tylko ~politycznie'
lecz / przemyslowo wolnej, W ktore)
kazdy bedzie mial ehleb kto praco-
wac chce / umie.
A oto ich plan piracy: fabryka, O.
box szkola Observation-Disclosures
ola czlonk6w wiasnych / Poskl ca
lei; dalej plan sprzedazy wyprodH-
kowanych maszyn "a pomoca fill
w,asnych, kt6re W sezonie zimo~ym
zamienione bye maja n a szkoiy'
| zdzie " ciagu kilku tygodni uczye be
da wiesniaka o~bchod1enia sic z ma
syynami i W ten spos6b tworzy6 ryn-
XII wsasne 2bytu; gieboko to i do
brze pomysiana zecz.
Idea StowarzyBzenta Mechanlko"
znalazla nadzwyczajne poparcie
wsrod mas, 7gromadzono BOWEN O.
to,o 5000 najinteligentniejszych IA
chowc6w, do ktorych mice MONA gu
pelne zaufanie.
Znajac psychologist naszych pr1e-
rnysfowc6w, MONA bye pewnym' 20
uruchomienie jednej Tub wtece1 IA
bryk w Polsce Stow. Meahan!kow -
ruszy 2 punktr martwego przemyst
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21
fOTuGlaIA +. brsveS, I rskaaiy vtH.Ctsl
i'm. kOsciuslkl, ARs1kaaIH, ,aAlB WsLxoHt

Kosciuszki niosla wieniec z napisem:
,,Swemu' przyjacielowi'.
Ia trumna sZli koledzy-piloci sp.
zmariego, generaliCya / oficerowi i
publicznoSc cywilna, a oddziaiy zaio-
gi lwowskiej zamykaly poch6d. Uli-
ce, kt6remi pochod przechodzii, Ia
legly tlumy publicEnosci, latarnls
przybrane- byly kirem. Cd bramy
cmentarnej oficerowie-lotnicy zan;e-
sli trumne ma cmentarz obrohc6w
Lwowa.
Promienie sloneczne, podoDnie 1ak
W sobote ozlacaly latawca sp.. Ora
vesa i teraz padaiy ia czarna jego
trumne. Mad mogila wicepr. d..
Stahl imieniem miasta posegnal dziel
nego zoinierza, syna s%zlachetnej A
meryki, kt6ry prEybyl walczyc "a
.Polske. Poczul on widoCznie nieod-
party nakaz, ably czynem obtawi@
~wdziecznosc wielkiej Republiki ame-
rykanskiej "a skrew Puidskiego, "a
poswiecenie KoSciusEki. zal nam
wielki polskiego oficera, a zal ten Wy
razamy W strone iego toWarzyszy DO
jowych W eskadrze anieryKanskiel.
Niecha1 oni zawioza ten zal ma lie
ME amerykahska / MECH poWiedza'
be zwlokl d~sielnego amerykanina
spoczely W grunie p~rzyjacioi, niecn
zapewuia, &e grob lego otoc1a cpie-
ka serca polskie, a imie jego czcic
bedziemy ma r6wni z bohstersximi o
bro6cami Lwowa. Geese mu, niechaj
spi ~spokojnie.
w kr0tkich serdecSnych sfoWach
pozegnai zwloki sp. Gravesa gen. NO
wotny W imieniu armii polskiej i Pol
ski calei, zapewnidtac o ~wdzieczneJ
panied spolecDehstwa.
Por. Tieger, adtutant komendan-
ia esKadry lotniczoj. wygiosil po-
zegnalne przem6wienie imieniem TO-
varzyszy broni. Me docZekai sp'
| Graves oddaG swych using Polsce ma
polu bitwy, do czego rival sic wypy
tywal koleg6w: ,,kiedy ma front poi
dziemy?" Mail bye nIebawem powo-
,any ma pomoc, peintt tam straa kre-
sowa, niestety, padl W chwili, sdy
Lwow skladai hold bohaterskim O.
brohcom Lwowa, kiedy deftlowaiy
pred mimi wojska. I sp. Graves
chcia1 defilowac W przeetworzu l
hold tym bohaterom z&oayt. Mogha
lego MECH bedzie symbolem brater--
| silva. jake iuz oddawna misdSy ma
mi a. narodem Ameryki istnieje. -
Geese dzielnemu towarzyszowi broni!
Przem6wil j~eszcze pastor LANDER
ger. zm6wiono modlitwe, padia try
krotna saliva honorowa ! zabrzmiaty
dzwieki hymnu narodoweso, a dwu-
platowiec, kraaacy mad cmentar7em
znizyl lot i szybkim pedem przesuns'
sic ponad mogila ma poaegnanie dru-
ha-Iotnika. Mech spoczywa W po-
kojul
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

Nieczysta krew jest przy-
czyna niemal wszelkich ME-
domagan ludzkich
Me mozecie wyobrazlc sobie teso
fax doniosiem jest mice krew czystt
| nieskazitelna. Gdy urzeczywlstHi-
Gle re SERGE nieustannie soki zywot-
ne przesyla do wszystkich czescl
ciala ludzkiego, spostrzezecie odra-
gu, re jakiekolwiek skaAenie Kr"i
powoduie gro4ne komplikacye.
Najmniejszy nielad albo zanieczy-
~szozenie jest 5r6diem niebeEpiec1ef-
silva, poniewat katdy " ludSkiem
cie1e 5ywotny organ zaleEy Cd Goply-
VII krwi - by funkcyonowat m6gi
nalezycie.
Wszelkie grozne i ntebezpieczne
wypadki chot6b So beSposrednim
rezultatem sepsutego stanu krwi. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21
z Firmly Ursus Motor
Company:
Roczue zebranie akcyonaryuszy.

w poniedziafek, dnia 1890 beta
cego miesiaca odbylo sic roczne po-
stedzenie akcyonaryuszy Pierwszej
Polskiej Fabryki observation-disclosures
Ursus Motor Company. Ma sail
zwiazku Polek zebranyoh byio 500
czlonkow akcyonaryuszy repre-
zentujacych razem gios6w 1850.
Prezes Korporacyi, DIR. L. 8. Sum-
kowski, odczytal szczeg6lowe spra-
wozdania dyrekcyi spoiki, " kt6rem
podal do Wiadomosei zgromadzo-
nych akcyonaryuszy zar6wno trud-
nosci. n~apotykane podczas pierwsze-
20 roku istnieuia sp6Iki, jak ! szereg
pocieszatacych fakt6w, kt6re swiad-
CA O widokach wielkidgo powodze-
MIA K~orporacyi. Pc roku piracy
przygotowawczej Korporacya Ursus
Motor Company mole pochwalie sic,
II zbudowasa dztelo, nj ktorego fun
damencie mona dalei ptowadzle
wielka przysslokc Korporacyi.
Pc sprawozdahiu preEesa nastapi-
10 wy~czerpuiaee sprawozdanie Raso-
we / maiatkowe K%orporacyi, podane
przeo skarbnika, p. fedora zamia-
re: sprawozdanie to zostaio przy1e-
to ku og6lnemu zadowoleniu GO VIA
| snie swiadczy o dobrem klerowntct-
vie. Pc przyieciu sprawozdah zgro-
madzenie akcyonaryuszy uchwS'ho
podniesc kapitaf zak{adowy spoiki
ursus Motor Company 2 obeenych
$500, coo do miliona.
Wreszcie ostatnia sprawl byiy wy
bory novel dyrekeyi, do Rt6rej zsro-
madzenie powolaio nastspujacych
siedmiu czfonk6w: Dr. L. S. Sum
kowski, wincenty Zwiefka, Ipz. Ka'
zimierz Szymahski. N. Tomaszek
Alfons Mega, J6sef Maka*aki i Teo'
dor zamiara. Nowo wybrana dyrek
eva obejmuje urzedowanie Pc starej
Budowa troku-traktora wyszia Jul
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21
Great Northern
Hotel
CHICAGO, ILL.
Reprezentuje
WIS., RICE
ADAMS, N. Y.

Nasz ekspert E. {.
Branch, M. d., jakotei
kobieta ''fitter", beda W
Great Northern hotelu,
jackson i Dearborn ul.,
17gO, 1890, 2Ogo, 2lgo,
u, 23go i24.go Stycz-
MIA. Kazdy, ktory cierpi
ma rupture, mezczyzna.
kObieta lub dzieeko,
powinni skOrzystae z
tel spOsObnOsci. MetOda
Rice jest znana caiemu
Swiatu. Molina teraz og-
ladac tie metode, row
niez moina mice apara-
ty Rice przypasOwane,
Absolutn;e bez iadnegO
kOsztu, jezeli ME BE-
dziesz z~adowolniony Eat
rzymae tie przyrzady,
kiedy So przypasowane
i kiedy ty sam ME uz,
nasz iak dobrze i wy
godnie one CT beda pasO'
wac. Bee ciezkich g|ebo-
ko duszacych sprezyn.
Mic takiego kt6re bedzie
dusic twoie ciafo i wyi'
warzac bole. Nasze pa
sy mOga bye nOszene
dzien i noe W zupeinej
~wygodzie. Miekka po-
aobna do gumy kOmpo'
zycya W pOduszce, pod
i~akiemkOlwiek cisnie-
MEM.
Me pOtrzebujesz no.
sic pasa Gale zycie, kie-
dy tysiace twierdza, re
zostali wyleczeni przez
uaywanie melody Rice.
DlaczegO masz nosie Gle
Ear ruptury, dlaczegO
c%ierpiec, jezeli jest spo-
sObnOsc, azeby sic uwol-
mic cd noszenia pasow
ma zawsze. Jakkolwiek
ME bedzie to mic kosztO-
wac, jeieli ~przyjdziesz
do DR.. Branch, W Great
Northern hotelu. GOdzi-
ny OfisOwe cd 9 do IL
rano i Cd z do S po pc.
ludniu, wieezOrami cd
7 mel do 9, W niedziele
"a umOwa tylko.
Me oyuszczajcie tel
wielkiej ~sposObnOsci.-
Odwiedzcie naszego Elk,
sperta ruptury.
VIZ 6 RTCF
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21
UlYWh PLAS[RA
I GORCzYCY
Mugtercle DziaIa Gatwiej, PREDICT
iBez Pecherza

Niema sensu mieszania gorczycy
!aka i woda, gdy mo&ecie }atwo usung
81, zbolenie Tub zesztywnienie uzywaJ
roche czystej, bialcj Musterole.
Musterole Jest zrobiona z czystcF
,siu gorczycy i innych pomocny
ladnik6w, przyrzadzonych " form
.rodnei bialej maSci. Zastepr
~rZestarzale plastry z gorczycy l n
,rowadza pecherza.
Musterole zazwyczaj praynosi szyti
Ige no Dol gaEdla, bronchit zapalen
tpczol6w, krup, sztywRosd szyi, nstm
,uralgie, boil glowy, koDge7tye, zap,
snie op}acnej, renmatyzm, lgmbage, b.
' krzyzu i stawaeb, wywichnl?eleo, .
nee miesnie, potsuczenie, odzieoieni,
,dmroaenie n6g, zaziebienie piersl tez'
ito zapobiega zapaleniu plnc)'
SOC / zoe sloik; saoik szpitainy $3.50.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
WINTER STORMS DELAY
CITY WHARF WORK

Carroll w. Simon. OF the firm OF
Melgs Simon and Fearing, harbor en-
gineers. was present at a specfsl meet
ing OF the Board OF Harbor Commits
sioners subsequent to their regular
meeting yesterday. Mr.. Speakman ard
Mr.. Warner, the Two commissioners
present, asked Mr.. Simon a number o:
questions relative both 10 the muni-
clpal produce wharf and the Lobdall
tract.
u was reported 10 the commissioners
that work on the "nll" at the produce
wharf is progressing, and II will be
pOss'bl 10 lay The pavements and
streets on and near the wharf In a few
weeks. Owing 10 the unusual sever
l,y OF the past winter, work was de-
layed far beyond the schedule, so that
Instead Of being finished by May e., the
original date set, the wharf will prob
ably not be finished until several weeks
thereafter.
The advisability OF driving test piles
on the Lobdell property, 70 ascertain
what kind OF problem the engineers
have TO cope with, was also discussed
yesterday, and Il Is probable that sew
eral test piles will be driven on the
property In various places as soon as
possible. in order that plans for the
contemplated work OF next summer
may go ahead.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
ARMY DIRIGIBLE
TO FLY OVER CITY

wllmingtonlans have become so ia
miliar with the drone OF airplane
motors, and so accustomed 20 seeing
the heayier-ihan-air machines speeding
on the mail route between New York
and Washington, that hardly a neck Is
craned any more to observe the scOot-
ing planes, but when the army dirig-
ible comes TO town. In a few days. II Is
predicted that Wilmlngtonians with a
sky gazing propensity will again have
a chance to exercise their necks.
Through the efforts OF Lieutenant
Russell, head OF the local recruiting
drive. official notification has been re-
ceived at army recruiting headquarters,
No. sos Market street, that the big cigar
shaped gas bag Of the same type that
was used during the war on several
sectors, viii be here, probably within
ten days.
The Baby Whippet" tank was again
on the Job yesterday, the broken part
being repaired. Running around the
old court house, like a crazy beetle and
firing blanks at intervals, the armored
bus" was the center Of attention. The
tank will remain here until the end
OF the month.
Captain Otto A. Swoboda, from Bal
tlmore will visit the focal station today
on a tour Of inspection.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
KTWANIANS GIVE
TO MARINE FUND

A Jolly and much enjoyed meeting
was that Of the Klwanis Club at noon
today at the dupont. The principal
speaker was William z Ebert, Of the
Electric Hose and n bber Company,
who told OF the making Of hose.
The speaker for The next meeting
will be Harold s Schutt, Of the VIII
mincton Gas Company.
Henry r. Isaacs spoke In behalf or
the fund for a memorial on the Marne.
President Taylor stated that Delaware's
quota is si000. and suggested that the
members Of the club donate a shower
OF silver" al the conclusion or the meet
ing. which was done. II netted the
statue fund s32 30.
Mayor Taylor also appointed Joseph
C. Lawson as delegate TO the organ
tion meeting OF the Conservation
Prevention Committee, which VIII taAe
place In the rooms OF the ChamDer OF
Commerce next Monday.
Roll call prizes were awarded as fol-
oyvs, Leather wallet, donated by VIII
liam NJ Mask. Jr. drawn by V. G. Black
we'll. Bible. donated by the REV.
carlisle l.. Hubbard drawn by William
voeglin: gas iron, donated by i: b.
3oeers drawn by Robert Whaley (;
,sndv cane. donated by John a. Booker.
dravvn Inv L B. Waterman; box OF
cigars. donated by II F. Mellon, won
nv s. F. Jones; another box OF cigars
donated by Durstein. Jr., was won
by a. B Robertson.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24

WASHINGTON. March "a. United
Pressl President Wilson's views on
the allied decisions in the Turkish set
llement have been prepared for trans
mission TO Europe and It Is expected
The note VIII be placed on the cables
soon. It was learned today.
President Wilson declares In the note
FOR the election Of the sultan from Con-
slantinOple Il Is understood
In connection with the future gov
crnment Of Constantlnople and the
Straits the President says this question
should be held for the participation OF
Russia as soon as that country is bacl
on a stable basis
The President also expresses sym.
palhy for the aspirations OF Armenia
lie declares that Armenia should be
given as much territory as Il can safe
ly hold, and certainly be granted an
outlet 10 the sea.
Opposition 20 any government beinl
given paramount interests In the de
yelopment Of territory In any part ol
Turkey simply because that government
was a bellIgerent Is expressed by IN
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
ALIEN Students
UNIQUEPROGRAM
Twenty-Five Nationalities to
Unite in Americanization
Schools Commencement
450 PUPILS, so FLAGS
IN MARCH OF NATIONS

More details for the commencement
exercises OF the AmericanlLati1a
schools OF the city. which will be held
in the High School auditorium to-
morrow evening. and IN which $50
students will take part, was announced
today
Probably rover before has 50 varied
and so colorful a prosran been offered
IN Wilmington. i'he exercises are open
10 the public. and viii. begin a. sij
o'clock. No fewer tnan p different
natlonalities will be represented A
glowing and brilliant Failure will be
a professional at the o1rn'ng of the
exercises, in Nllch the "nllru holy Of
40 graduates will parti / ate md Will
rsrry i5 American flags, 81 me Of ihcn
beautiful silke einblams. and - for
eign 0ages ~ the nations which w"re
allied with ,ii' United S'd,"s n WIN
a., the grsli war.
Or. Clifford ]. Scott, superintendent OF
the public schools, will preside and
George B. Miller president Of the state
Board OF Education. will present certifl-
Gates to the students OF their compile
ton OF courses in English and citizen
ship. In place OF essays the students
viii deliver brief addresses on loyalty
to the nation. written by themselves
Following the professional, the stu
dents will deliver a Salute TO the Flag
Voices OF the New America" In form
Of messages from the schools. student
and national songs and an Alsatlon-
Lorraine dance in costume then VIII be
given. concluding with presentation OF
certificates. and singing Of "The Bat
tie Hymn OF the Republic" as a reces-
siOnal.