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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
PETROGRADE PLATINASI
RAUPLEs.
zmoniu lavonai laidojaml
abelnose duobese.

Stockholmas, kovo %, BE
Stiffness Petrogrado gyvento-
jus pagaIiaus tme Smaugt'
raupI6S ir kitOs biaurios cpl
demijoS.
Taip praneSama is Gelslng,
torso.
Petrograde tick daug EMO
niu mirsta, kad nesuspejama
iuos laidoti. Medin6mis dide-
l6mis skryniomis numirellal
DO miesta surenkami, isveza-
mi ! laukus il tenai ] dldeleS
duobes suverciami.
Paskui su tomis skryniomlS
iSnaujo kit numirGliai renka-
mi po miestQ.
II taip kasdien.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
BUDAPESTAS PO ANGLU
ARMOTOMIS.
Tuo tarpu ten nera pavojaus
sVetimSaliams.

Paryzius, kOvO 26.-Du ang-
Iu monitoru (karGS laivu) upc
Dunojmi nuplaukt prize pat
UngariioS SoStinGS BudapcSto
Sienu. PIauliia ten ir dGugian
anglQ ir prancuzQ IaivQ. NicnQ
patrolini anglV Iaivq BudaprS-
to valdzia buvO uz%robuSl.
Bet paskui SugrazinuSl atSl-
praSydama.
Tcnai yra angIQ il prancu-
~ miSiia * 2+G vyrQ. Pra-
ncSta, kad ta miSiia dabm IS
ginkluota ir jai Iicpta aplciSti
UngmijQ.
SvetimSalimS pavoiau> koI-
kaS nGra BudapeStc.
MieSte paSkelhta kartS Sto-
Wis. Pazymtta aStrioS bauSmtS
uz paSipricSinimq boI&evikamS
in uz pltSimuS.
Astral uZdrauSta pardaNl-
nett ir vartoti Svaigalus.
Gauta dar ziniQ, bulk tnga-
ria paSkelbu>i karr Rumml-
iai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
Talkininkai skubinasi su tai,
ka, kuomet bolsevikai
pakele krizi.

Paryzius, kovo 26.-TautQ
sqjungoS reikaIu komisija plr-
madieni turtjo Susirlnklmq,
kurs prasiteSG iris valandas.
Buvo aptariami pasiulyti prie
konStitucijoS priedai IL pa
clos k0nStitucijoS turinyS. Nu-
tarta daugcli victQ pamainy-
ii ir pataiSytl.
Priedu reikale teciau nleko
gaIutin0 ncbuvO nutarta. Mon
roe doktrin0S klauSimas mel
ncpakeltaS. Siandie komiSija
lures SuSirinkimQ. Rasl, Sian
die taS kIausimas bus aptar-
taS.
JaponQ paduotas priedaS IT.
gi pasiliIIo be paSekmiQ. Talp-
pat ncaptartaS nei prancuzQ
paduotas priedaS tarptautlnlo
militarinio StabO rcikale.
Wilson's varo taika pirmyn.
NiSu SaIiu atStovai labai su-
Sirllpine pakyIanGiomiS nera-
mybtmiS Europoie. Tad jiemS
noriSi kuoveikiaus pahalgtl
taiIoS rcikaIus if pravestl VI
sol Europoi ramybe.
PrczidcntaS WilSonas IT. tai
llininllu premjerai tuo tlk$Iu
nusprcnda paSiskubmti 81 tai
ka. Kasdicn tad bus IaIkomI
du poSidziai. Bus aptarlamoS
talkoS SQIYgoS II tauI4 SqJuh-
COS reiIaIai. SvarbiauSieji
daIylai bus aptarti kuovei-
kiau<ia il prirengta taikoS SUI
tartiS.
Sia Savaite tarSiS tik vienl
premierai. CzSieniu reikalQ mi
niSteriai ncbuS leidziami po-
SidziuS.
Pirmiausia Italijos frontas.
Vakar prezidentaS WiISonaS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
TEISEJAS TVIRTINA, KAD
KARE PASIBAIGUS.
Jis nepaiso vyriausybes atsto,
WI paaiskinimu.

Louisville, KY, kovo 2G. -
Nicnos byIo< mrtu, Luom"t
priSiG!io atSakyti j kIauSlmQ
ar kart jau pasibaiSG, federal
lis tciSiiaS Walter Evans pa,
sake, jog taip. Sake. kad kar1
paSibaigt >u mrmiSticijoS pas.
kelhimu.
Taippat il prezidentaS vii,
<ona< Savo oficijaIG>r kalho.
Sc daug kartQ mindjo, jog ka-
re paSihaiguSi.
TciStia< Evans atSiSaIi& pri-
pazinti vyriauSybGS at>tovl
tvirtinimu>, jog kongreSa< pas
kelbt kare, kongreSas gall il
atSaukti kare. Bet iiS to dal
nepadari. ReiSkia, kar6 da!
nepaSibaiguS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
PASKELBTA NAUJAS IS
RADIMAS.
Skrinda lakstytuvas be Emo
gaus.

Fort Worth, Tex, kovo 70.
'-Cionai apsilanke kares SEX
retorius Baker. Jis kalbeda-
mas pazymajo apie viena nau-
ia nepaprasta isradima. Tai
lakstytuvas, kurs skrinda be
zmogauS.
Sake, jog padaryta ismegi-
nimas. Su iSrasta prietaisa
paIeistas oran lakstytuvas. Jis
praskrido apie 100 myliQ II
pats nusileido arti iskalno pa
zymetos vietos.
ISradimas laikomas pas
Iaptyj ir dar daugiau tobull-
namaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
KARSTAI NUOMUOJAMI
MASKVOJE.
Toks ten yra socijalistiskas
''rojus".

PARYzIUS, kovo 25. - Su-
lig gautu cia statistiku, Petro-
grade vasario menesiu mire
(iu did5iuma bolSevikai nuzu-
de) apie 113,O0O zmoniu. Gi
apie 77,000 zmoniu apleido
miestq.
siandie Petrograde nebus
daugiau zmoniu, kaip tik 8OO,-
900.
Maskvoje kasdien mirsta a.
pie 1000 zmoniu.
Tenai nera daugiau karstu
laidoti numireliu. LaVOnai
laidojami be nieko. Kas turi
is ko, tai gall tik nusisamdyti
karsta laidotuvems. Po palai-
dojimo karstas paimamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26

kariuomene> paleiStl, vokic-
Eiai atSiSaEytQ mOkfti atIygl-
nina. PaSkui jie >u Savo in
trigomiS, Su Su>ijunSimu Sul
RuSi.ia pakiItQ il lveiktQ tai
kininkuS.
Gyvuo!ja dar IL kitokiOS nuo-
mOn6s.
Ar Siaip, az taip imSi, Euro
pa per iIguS metuS neturdS ME
ko gera. Mes Vokietiia kartS
metu baiSiai nuSikamavO, 81
Gia jai dar norma uzkraut'
naujq naStq.
Suzinota, jog bolSevikai Eu-
ropoio rengia viSuotinq viSoSe
SalySe Sukilimq. Tasai sukili-
mas tulis ivykti geguzdS . d.
Ligi to laiko norma pabaig-
ii viSuS reikaIuS Su taika. Te-
gu boISevikuS Sutinka taikos
ivvkdinimaS. Tuomet nebus
progos jiems sukilti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
BOLsEVIKAI SUMUsTI
SIBERIJOJE.

Paryzius, kovo 25.-1S Om-
sko parejo zinip, jog Kolfako
valdzios kariuomene nugaleJu-
81 bolSevikus vakaruose nuo
Uralson linijos, .nuo Perm llgl
Transibirinio gelezinkelio.
' Kai-kuriose vietose bolSevl-
kai atmusti atgal per 30 my
liQ.
Ofensyva prizes bolsevikus
seka so myliq ilgio frontu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
VOKIECIAI NEDUOSIA
DANZIGO.

Copenhagen, kovo 23.-No-
kietijos prezidentas Ebert vie
nam susirinkime Berlyne kal-
b6damas pazym6jo, jog vokle-
ciai nekuomet neatiduosiQ len
kams Danzigo. Taippat lenkai
negausia nei vakarin6s Prusl-
los. nei dalies Silezijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
Is Taikos konferencijos

tur6jo KonferencijQ su prem
:ieru Orlando Italijos rubeziu
reikalais. Tai svarbus daiktas.
Del to itaIai atstovai net CRU
mojo pasitraukti is taikos
konferencijos.
Siandie tas klausimas plaeiau
bus apkalbamas abelnam pre-
mjeru suSirinkime.
PaSkui bus aptariami Len
kijoS rubeziai. YpaG Danzigo
reikaIas Svarbus. Lenkai ta
uosta nori butinai gauti. Bet
vokieGiai atSisako atiduoti.
NebuS apSieita be aStraus SUI
SirGmimO.
Lenkams taS uostas labai
SvarbuS daiktas. Mes tai We
natiniS Lenkijai iSdjimas ] ju-,
res.
Lloyd George priesinasi lenku
norams.
Lcnkai ne tik nOri gauti
Danzigo uoStq, kur inteka u
pc Vista, bet dar jiems norlsl
pasiSavinti zcm6S juostas APP
link VisIa. ReiSkia, jle norl
plataus karidoriaus iSeiti i
BaltijoS jures.
Prancuzijos ir kihl Salip at
stovai sutinka su tais lenkq
reikalavimais.
Bet plaGiam karidoriui prize
sinaSi Lloyd George, Angllos
premjeras. Jis saIio, jog ir pa
Giu lenku uzgaidoms negallma
pilnai uzgana padaryti. Sake,
tuo tarpu CANA jiems Vislos
ir Danzigo. Gi paskui, kuo-
met bus nustatyti nauji Vo-
kietijai rubeziai, tuomet bus
matoma, ar tas galima darytl,
ar ne. Tik paskui taikos kon-
ferenci.ia tars paskutini saEo'
zodl.
Taigi tame lenku klauslme
pasidard susiskaldymas. lr
toliaus nezinia kas iSeis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
PREKYBOS SUTARTIS
LIETUVOS SU ANG-
LIJA.

PARYzIUS, kovo 26.-Lie-
tuvos vyriausybe padare pre-
kybos sutarti SUI Anglia. Su-
lig tos sutarties Lietuva gaus
kredito pirkti keliq milijonu
franku vertes prekiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
TAIKOS KONFERENCIJA
EINA LENKTYNESNA
SU ANARCHIJA.
PREF. Wilson's skubinasi
su konferencija.

Paryzius, loVo -. - PreZl-
drntaS Wilson's apIankt kal-
kuria> muSiU vietaS PrancuZl-
,ioir ir >ugryIO prize darbO tai
kos Ilonfrrrncijoir. Mes aiSku.
kad >iandir konrerenciIa eina
IrnktyntSna ~u kylanGia anar-
chiia Elsropoic. ButQ vargas,
iri hol<rviIiizma> toSr lenkty-
niSr IaimGtV.
Taila >iandic >uvGIuojama,
kaip zinoma, del tautQ SQlun-
go>. 81 kn'io> kcliai> p0>malS
ne vi>i >utinka. BE kitko tau
tn >ajungo> konStitucijai rel
kaIingi vi<okie priedai. TQ
priedQ klau>ima< bus aptaria-
mas piInam konfcrenclJoS >u-
>irinkimc. Kai-kurie priedai
lci> ir neutraItm> SaIimS i>toti
tautQ SQimgon. Bet Jle
vi<vien nepakeiS pamatlnlu
Ilon<titucijo> principQ.
Vokieciams bus Quota laiko.
Rubeziu nuStatymO kOmlte-
taS jau beveik pahaige> Savo
viSuS darbu$ il gamma kon-
fercnciiai raporta. Tik eko-
nominal SaliQ klauSimai toll
grazu dar neiSriSti. Tie klau-
sinai. regis. paSiIikS ilgesnlam
Iaikui.
NokietiioS atStovamS taikos
SalygoS bus paSkaitytOS balan-
dzio | dienQ VerSailleSe. Ne
bus jokiU debatQ. Bus jiems
pa<kui IeiSta per dvi Savaitl
aptarti taS SqIygaS il Sugrq-
Unit taukininkams Su para
sails.
Ivairios nuomones Europoje.
Siandic Europoje yra viso-
kiauSiu nuomoniu apie taika.
Sakoma, jog Vokietiia nepasi-
raSySianti po taikoS SQlygO-
mis-. neS nenoriSianti mokdti
atIyginimo.
TuOmet talkininkai uzimsiQ
| NokietiioS kaSyklas, gelezinke-
liuS. dirbtuveS, vieSQsiaS iStai-
gas. bankas il kitkq. Is to
visa imtQ Sau pelna. Tokiuo
hudu praSitestu daugelis metu.
Dar kita nuomone.
Xiii nuomuoniauja, kad vo-
kieciai, galimas daiktas, po sa-
lygomis pasiraSysia sukryzia-
We pirStus. Paskui pakelsia
iprotestus.
Ir kuomet talkininkai savO
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
MAISTAS BUSIAS PIGES
MS.
Tai ivyksis su liepos 1 diena

Washington, kovo 90 10
mercijos induStl'ijal6S tarybos
departamento plrmlnlnEaS
Peek po konferencijoS Su mai
stO administrators vladimir
kaiS New Yorke praneSe, JOE
reikia Iaukti maiSto atplglmo'
TaS ivykSiq apie liepos | die
na, kuomet prasid6Sia laukQ
valymai.
Simet laukiamas didelis kvle-
Giu uzlerdjimaS. Tad jau II
kaIbama apie pigesnl malsta'
Kad tik taip butQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
LAIvAs PAMETE STYRA.
saukiasi pagelbos.

Halifax, N. S., kovo 25. =
GarIaiyis Melrose, kuris ap-
leido Prancuzijos pakrascius
kovo 9 d., bevieliu telegraph
saukiasi pagelbos. Cia pagan
ia Sauksmas. Sakoma, laivas
pametes styra.
Tuo laivu parkeliauja anne
rikoniSki kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26
BUVES IMPERAToRIUs
KAROLIS JAU SVEI-
CkRIJOJE.

Copenhagen, kovo 23.-Bu-
YES AuStrijoS imperatoriuS
KaroIiS Sito Sekmadienio rytr
Su <avo Seimyna apIcido f.
kartau pill. lSkeIiavo Svei-
carijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-26

Xiii nuomuoniauia, kad vo-
kieciai, galimas daiktas, po sa-
lygomis paSiraSysia sukryzia-
We pirStus. Paskui pakelsia
protestus.
Ir kuomet talkininkai savO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19
YANKEE WELCOME TO
PRINCE is WARM

LONDON. Dec. a. tBy MaiD--
The warmth OF Americas welcome TO
the Prince OF Wales moved the Gions
to remark humorousiy. Americans
will please remember that he is our
Prince. not theirs" The paper ex-
plains that the Americans gave the
FRINGE such a reception that any
body might be excused 81. '~"' -.
that they had some annexationist de-
signs in view"
The Princes welcome ~
York, the Globe added. was the real
thing coming ,lrsns, 's....alsds tH
most warm-hearted people In the
world. They have much 10 teach hin.
OF the warmth Of that friendship
which mischief makers cannot break
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19

There is no cbf'stmts d'sh In
greater favor with tire English ihn-
the plum-pudding II is IN record
TINT one made IN 1850 weighed 81
$50 pounds. The Ingredients used IN
II were 573 pounds OF flour. 1871
pounds OF bread. 3s2 pounds a. rails
ins. is1 pounds OF c,irrnnts. 3S?
pounds Of suet. $40 lemons, 14I nut
megs. s5 pounds OF sapar. a large
cvantity OF eggs. and 36d quarts ~
milk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19
AT THE THEATERS

To be fair, above ALTO give the
other fellow a chance no matter what
his characters a code that obtains
in the West today as il did long ago.
In William S. Hart's new Aircraft
picture, Square Deal Sanderson,
it is seen how a pursuer shoots a
horsethief in the back. This so ang-
ers the watcher that he is almost
gratified when the dying culprit
manages to revenge himself by
shooting his assailant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19

France can scarcely be said to
have a national Christmas dish, un-
less it is the Strasburg closed pie,
which is an invariable item at the
Christmas Eve supper. Truffled tur-
key is also special to the same oc-
casion. and the proper setting for
the truffles is foundation OF boil
ed chestnuts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19

and he had somewhat to teach them
about institutions which. Il may be.
hey have occasioniy misunderstood
The only thing wanted to make
the friendship OF Britain and Amer
lea inpregnable Is that they should
know one another better than they
do. To help on that work was the
Princes mission
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19
REVIVAL STARTED
FOR WELSH FOLK

ABERAMAN. South Wales, Dec. g..
(By MaiD-Another religious reviy-
al Is spreading over Wales. 1t was
started az mission by Stephen Jeff
reys, a Welsh reyivalist. Reports OF
super natural visions and instances
of divine healing have been followed
by hundreds of conversions and peo-
pie are travelling long distances to
witness the revival.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19
NOTICE

The degree team are requested to
be present Thursday night at the
7. n o. + Hall. Initiation and ban.
quet--by order OF the Noble Grand.
I7-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19

This new picture will be seen at
the Star theatre tonight and It will
be found as thrilling as any in which
the western star has ever appeared.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-19
PICKED OVER?

- should say not"
Our Warehouse filled with reserve
f'ock enables ug to give you better
choice for Christmas Musical Gifts
Earl shepherd. 50T Main 81. l,.?t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
CALOMEL ROBBED
Of NAUSEA AND
SALVATION
Medicinal Virtues Retained anC
Improved-Unpleasant and
Dangerous Qualities Re
moved-New Variety, Called
Calotabs, Is Great Favoritt
With Physicians and Drug
gists

The latest triumph of modern phar-
macy is the new nausealess calomel
known to the drug trade as Gallo
tabs Calomel, the most generally
useful of all medicines thus enters
upon "a wider field Of popularity-puri-
fed and refined from those objection
able qualities which have heretofore
limited it's use
In billousness, constipation. head
ache, and Indigestion. and In a great
variety of liver, stomach and kidney
troubles calomel was the only success
ful remedy but its use was often neg
lected on account of its sickening
qualities. Now it is the easiest and
most pleasant OF all medicines to take.
one Calotab .on the tongue at bedtime.
with swallow Of water, that's all.
No salts, no gripping, no nausea no
danger Of salvation, A good nights
sleep and the next morning you are
feeling fine, with a clean liver and a
big appetite. Eat what you please.
Calotabs are sold only in original.
sealed packages, price thirty-five cents,
Your druggist offers to refund the
price as guarantee that you will be
thoroughly delighted with Calotahs.--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25

Miss Marie Collins pGNcrliue.
y slaughter Of AR and Mrs = rnffcr-
ling. became the bride Of MIR GcorE"
Victor La Bonte. son -oC MIR. and Mrs
F r. "A Honte Wednesday evening
at s. 80 O'Clock in the Amherst apart
naent. Washington, j. c. the Rev
Richard Schmidt officiating. The
bridal chorus from i.ohdnErln vas
played by Miss Anna Curtin. pecora
tons were palms and cut flowers, an
ifnproN iSed alter being erected. TIL"
color scheme was buff and orchid
The bride was given in marriage by
her father She WAS atJired in whit"
Eecrgette, beaded. and carried
shower of brides roses and lilies Of
the valley she wore a travelling suit
OF midnight blue with hat and gloves
10 match Miss Ruth Lewis of Staun-
ton, was maid et honor she was at
Tired In guwn Of buff mel and orchid
Aatin, and carried yellow dragons
E0rchids and sweet peas. Mr.. !. It
Murphy Il. s. N VS. best man A
reception was rendered and tho couple
sf1nfnediatelS after the ceremony. The
hOneymoon itinerary includes a visit
40 Lawrence Mass tho homo Of the
groom, by Boston To Norfolk by boat
sxhencc to stanton. They VIII reside
Mt l664 Columbia road, Washington
10. c., the home 81 he bride. out OF
t0wn guests were: Mrs. T V. y Fifer
sof stanton; Miss Mary Trihbett
H<aunton; Miss CorucHa Shumakcr.
North River va Miss Nell r Nieira
~ Springfield, Ill Miss Constance
9Fufver OF Eariville. Ill, Miss Ruth
Lewis of stanton Mr. and Mrs. a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
HOME FIRES ARE KEPT
BRIGHTLY BURNING

That the Salvation Army. while win
ming worldwide praise by its extensive
var work last year, was anything but
inactive at home. is shown by statistics
Of army work in the United States
issued from national headquarters in
New York today.
The IBIS officers and cadets who
serve in the 957 corps and outposts
which the army maintained in the
United States last year preached to
more than $4,000 600 people at in
door and outdoor meetings. About
$4,000 persons declared themselves
converted at these meetings.
In the Salvation Army hotels even
before the string of shelters for re-
turning soldiers were established in
many narts Of the country. more than
a million and a half persons were
given Sleeping accommodations and n
half a million We're fed. Besides this
l2i.SS9 child EN- were sheltered in the
various chldren's homes, SO 600 more
children We're cared for in the slum
nurseries. 600, 600 men were given
lodging in the Industrial homes and
800 600 girls ana women were shell
tered in the rescue homes and ma
lcrnity hospitals.
FIFTY thousand conyicts received
visits and advice from Salvation Army
prison workers, and 1900 discharged
conviets awaited themselves OF the
armys facilities for giving them ma
terial relief About 20 900 impoverish-
ed families were visited and aided by
salvation Army social workers while
the total number of mothers and
children who were given summer out
ings by the army is more than 2G,-
600.
As in former years the fohless al
ways found help at the Salvation
Army employment bureaus, employ
ment having been obtained for $4,000
mon and 10000 women. The distribu-
ton OF free ice and free coal was also
conducted on as great a scale as ever.
and the missing friends bureaus as
sisted more than 1900 persons 10 find
lost relatives.
Now that the war is over the Saliva
ton Army is planning to continue this
sort OF work on a larger scale than
at any other time in it's history. The
Homo Service Fund $4,000. 600 cam
paiGn, which will he conducted
throughout the country in the week of
May 10 TO May &c, is intended to plant
Il frm foundation for the expansion
of activities in the future
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25

Acca Temple patrol and band with
the members Of the Jollies of 1919
Will arade through the principal bust
ness streets of Richmond starting
from the Masonic Temple at 1890.
The line of march will be from
Temple east down Broad to Fifth. to
Main. To Fourteenth. to Broad west to
Temple,
Everything is ready for the rise OF
the curtain and Richmond's public will
be entertained by a minstrel the like
seldom seen here.
Garland Hoods wedding gown MS
the dusky bride In the rag-time we'd
ding Will no doubt be copied by many
of our June brides.
Jeter Jones, back from France, Is
going TO tell some of the funny things
he saw there and show how IL is
possible to speak French by being on
their soil only a few months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
ANTHONY GRIFFITH DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Grffiith was received yesterday by
hundreds of his friends in Richmond
with sincere regret. He died yester-
day at Stuart Circle hospital, as the
result OF heart trouble. after a short
Illness. The funeral will be tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. The burial
will be in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mr. Griffith had lived in Richmond
all his life. He was interested in
many enterprises. and was particularly
active in real estate promotions. He
leaves his wife, who was Miss Mary c.
Bacigalupo, five chiidren--Anthony
T.. Jr.. Mary Catherine. John F., Ellen
L.. and James Davis; one brother,
David r. Griffith, and three sisters
Mrs. John Purcell, Mrs. j. J. Nc
Donough and Miss Charlotte Griffith
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
GRACE St. CHURCH
MISSIONARY MEETING

AT Grace-Street Baptist church to-
day. the Baptist Women's Missionary
Circle of Richmond will hold it's an
nual meeting. The afternoon session
Will open at O'Clock, supper will
be served at o'clock and the even
Ing session will begin at 1880. There
will be special music by an orchestra
under the direction of Miss Margaret
James and missionary playlets will be
presented by students from West
hampton college and clubs from the
House of Happiness"
Among the speakers will be DR.. ].
F. Love, who has recently returned
from n six months tour of China
and Japan. Other features on the
program will be the annual report of
Miss Mamie West. director of the
House of Happinee." and reports of
the years work from the churches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
FRANK STAFFORD SCORES
HIT ON LYRICS BILL.

several good novelty acts are on
the new bill that came to the Lyric
for the week end yesterday. Frank
stafford, character actor and mimic
assisted by Marie Stone, pleased the
big crowds yesterday with one Of the
best dramatic novelties offered here
IN long time. Staffords initial tons
of birds are startlingly realistic. The
act is handsomely staged.
The Reynolds, two girls and a man,
VINO open the show, have a. classy
dancing act. Al Refer and Dot AL
berts put over laughable rube skit.
Hugie Clark. blackface comedian, and
Rose and Ellis, a team Of clever aero
bats complete the vaudeville bill. The
movies are, as usual, interesting and
instructive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
SORE, ITCHING
BR0KEN-0UT Skin
NEEDS POSuM

If there are any raw, broken out
places on your skin that burn, itch
and aggravate apply Poslam right on
them-it cannot harm--and enjoy its
benefits which are yours 80 easily.
Feel its soothing healing influence. II
you suffer from eczema you should
know at once what Poslam can do for
you. 1t is your dependable remedy for
any eruptional disorder; pimpies,
rash, scalp scale. Poslam Is quality
healing power. concentrated.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 47th St, New York City.
And Poslam Soap. being medicated
with Poslam, will benefit your skin
while used daily for toilet and bath.
Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
Afee.aS--fsr,mn Nuptials.
rrssda Meredith Dictx. Editor.

SSs 81. James church was the scene OF
pretty wedding "Wednesday after
u Noon at $50 O'Clock. when Miss
F4Ary Cairen Meek, daughter of Mrs.
kmUrl w. Meek became the bride
4G Mr.. ST. John Dorsey Brown. son
Eabx Eixl1op and Mrs, William CaheiE
Drown. Bishop Brown, assisted oE
zishop Lueian kinsolvine officiating
The bride Was given in marriage by
her brother, Wilson Meek. l{er Other
n<tensfants were. Maid Of honor
Miss Dorothy Meek and matron Of
honor Mrs John 1jili Cronly. Robert
IL Brown was best man. Shers were
Samuel W Meek. ,Jr Robert l.. Meek,
Charles " kinsoly,na and Arthur
Kinsolving the last named TWO of
washington. u, G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
I,ninxnilIe NncinI-

An enjoyable evening was spent by
members ot the Industrial chapter OF
Meade Memorial Episcopal church.
who held their Aprll social last night
in the home Of Mrs. J, c. Nunnally,
1903 McDonough street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-25
Captain Wyatt on Leave.

Captain Il. G.. wyatt, formerly Of
base hospital No. 70 at Allerey France.
is here on a fifteen days leave OF abb
sence from Camp Jackson. Captain
Wyatt was associated with DIR. NJ. l..
Anderson before he entered the
army.