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Forty thousand Armenian my nude homeless by the series of arth- - which begin last Ottoher. ere Mn; the 2tts,t,t, ihkimoe, lheltcrad in snow hut: dugouts. A description of their gallant turht to “dis themselves in'before the nr- rive! of winter has just been received by Samuel M. Hastittes, their” of the Golden Rule committee of the Near East Relief, from Dr. Joeeph Beach, director of the American or- phunge schools in Leninann, the cents of the earthquake district. The organization has spent nearly $200,- one in relief work for the nClrreSe) victims, and is appealing for an addi- tional $250,000 for the same purpose. The tetai budget of Near East Relief 1eHlge!!tsr23tteteitty - ttrewood in the wrecked buildings, and repairing plows and implements for the spring planting. Under the - the fall savings art doing well, "We visited hundreds of these fam- l mes in their one-room dug-outs, where the whole family sleeps around l I pit-fire of dried turf, with the eat-', tte occupying about half the cramped ; 1pm. Most of the homes shelter :1 neighbor or two, t',Tgft"tr,,"r1iz, funnies lost in the qua e. During/ the dar everybody is occupied with the routine drudgery of peasant vii-l luge'life __ carrying water, seeking, is well illustrated by the success of the Armenian peasantry in meeting maximum complete chaos which fol- lowed the A.TA'a,""gsattsei' says Dr. Beach. "'1 ave just returned from a visit to thirty of the wrecked villages. Even new, four months liter the disaster, the surviving vil- lagers still suffer severely from its! effects, and they will not be able tol recover even their initial mterilll losses until another summer has ttiv- en them new crops and an opportun- ity 2" rebuild their homes. I um these ruined villages. buried um} der four to eight feet of snow, life goes on, somehow. as everywhere. If sorrow is a part of it, so are all others I human emotions. With two doctors and two nurses I travelled on sledges, I often breaking trail over roads than had not been opened for many days.1 There was plenty for the medical still to do in every village. We real- ized that all our cleaning up of earth- y (nuke injuries at the central hospital'; Ind at our emergency stations, had by no means cleaned up the cases of I many hundred villagers in their shat- tered homes - especially the women; and children. l Dill: Themselves In "Most of the homeless families have dug themselves in as best they could, excavating circular trenches on which they have mounted a few beams and branches to support a roof of sod and snow. The villages are groups of these odd-looking Eskimo houses. which one enters by a tunnel. ( "WWW“ Ingenuity of Ila-nu "The ingenuity of the human nee '!tt Iberian: of overwhelming disaster tiger: "k'GTiiiitiiG, "iai7itTaiuiiFto misc th'e Illinois quota for Near East Relief. ‘muauon‘z m AsarsmiA i CoMiaiir- --- - mm mom Fugue SERVICE N10 Gift Bond -dtiEciaariaGGa It.MtttM-ePtrtg" Says cha'ndiso of yourownseleo- tiOnat thePub- lic -Sirrvice Store-is being given free with every Federal E l e c t r i c Washer. This is for a limited time only. good for $10 come at Today'. ls Notable 'ty friiiiiiiii,hietnt ”VIN" F l “ . -N " "\(il'thQ-Wl' 's'iis1irttittlti?1193"eihitiiciv, { The topic will be "The Soul tyt: Child." Tickets of admission will placed on sale next week at the local .4rtrtheteE,ta, l A. _ ‘. the teacher's (if theVJannQEWu; at, tend. _ . Dr. Adler was 3 pioneer with Sir mund Freud 25 yenrs ago in the de- velopment of pseho-arstaiytie methods. The two men in more recent years have pursued divergent paths, Dr. Adler interpreting life's experience Alfred Adler, world famous psy- chologist. nbw visiting the United States, will lecture in Highland Plrk at the Woman's Club on Tuna-y afternoon, March 22. His lecture will be under the auspices of the Def/Vb est school of Highland Park. . "det-ide-rt-d America “than. to the cuti- quke victims In to. cool-d 'eiturto.eehiesatthers.- eat we ha been Sv-ttteh - vanilla-ion of the W. Itatioem of food “chain; I.” been made to cubic the childnn to remain in their villages. "that than “Mia‘s“ government orphan». deg-tx-at The American orphan-gal in I-ai- hn have therefore opened their door: to no net childm - hos- pital as“. and it is hoped that " next summer the crippled will-gel will be able to take are of their on problems. NOTED PsYCH0LoGIST' AT H. P. WOMAN'S CLUB ”MMAN. I’ll-cl“! WM". 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