Charles V. Vickrey, head of the American Near East Relief committee, who recently arrived from the United States to supervise the field work of the organization, said recently in an interview...
"We are caring for Armenia's and Greece's great hosts of refugees, orphans and sick in northern Asia. It is a colossal task, made possible only by the liberality of the American people. But we cannot continue it indefinitely. We must make the people self-supporting. We are trying to place responsibility for the care of the refugee population upon the governments concerned. The unfortunate fact, however, is that the governments are reluctant to accept the obligation. America's heart is the only one that seems to have been moved by the deplorable plight of these wretched people."
Interview:
RECORDS MADE BY BOY SCOUTS IN TRACK MEET
The first twilight track meet, held by the Presbyterian Boy Scout troop, on the fairgrounds, Wednesday evening, brought to light many promising young athletes, and created much interest among the lovers of athletics. The feature of the meet was the winning of the dashes by Keith Schumacher; the 440-yard dash by Bill Renfrew; 880-yard dash by Billie O'Neil and the pole vault by Harrison Simpson.
The following are the winners in the various events:
50-yard dash—Keith Schumacher, Park
Time, seven seconds
Schumacher,
Park
880-yard run—Billy O'Neil, first; Harrison Simpson, second; Bill Renfrew, third. Time, 3:  Pole vault—Harrison Simpson, first; Laurene Randall and Park Penwell second; Bill Renfrew, third. Height, inches.
first. Lyman Young, second; Penwell, third. Height, inches.
100-yard dash—Keith Schumacher, first; Lyman Young, second; Penwell, third. Time, 13 seconds.
220-yard dash—Keith Schumacher, first; Lyman Young, second; Park Penwell, third. Time, 37 2-5 seconds. 