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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
Santarv1s va|styb1s Bio
TurkQ-BO|SevikV Sajungos
PRAMATOMAS PAVOJUS EUROPAI IR AzLJAI
SITUACIJA ARTIMUOSE RYTUOSE LABAI ITEMPTA
CHA ARTIMUOSE RYTUOSE LABAI [TEMPTA

PARYzIUS, lapkr. 10.
Santarvis valstybes ina bal
me, kad turkai su bolSevikais
nepadarytQ sqjungos ir kar-
tais ncprad6tQ dominuoti \
zijojc il Europojr.
Tuo klausimu daug susiru-
pine santar%tS vaIstybIQ
uzSicnW rcikalQ ofisai. Nuo
pat turkQ lainHjimo NJ. All
joje j tQ Nausimq atkrcipta
dome. Ir iki $iolci turkQ IT
bol>cviku zin"Sniai viSur ~
dimi.
iTaikoS konfcrcncijojc mics
tc Lausanne SantalvGS dele
gatai lures but labai budrQS.
NeS turkai paduoS dldeIlus
reikalavimu>, kuriuos remla
holSevikai. Tuos reikaIavimus
priSiriS triu$kinti visOmis pa
Jii@Omis.
Kad taip, tai toj konfercn-
ciiio.j. tikimasi. turGs dalyvau-
ii patSai AnglijOs uzsienlQ rel
kalu sekretoriuS. lOrdas Cur
zon, FrancijoS premieraS Po-
incare il ItaIijoS prcmlcraS
MusSoIini. Kickviena> is JQ
tmlis ,ginti ne wien Savo ma
cionalius mtpreSus, bet IT. Flu
ropa nuo turkQ - hol>evikQ
paSikeSlnimQ.
Francija bio dar ko dau-
giau. Bio, kad prize turkl-bol
SevikQ sqjungos neprisiplaktl
dar il Vokietija, kuriQ Su tom
$alim riSa zinoma RapallO Su
tartiS. Jei taip ivyktQ, tai san
tarvfi butQ pragaistis. Mes
tuomet Francija Su Anglia
pilnaS rankas darbo turetQ su
vokieGiaiS ir bolSevikaiS. Bal
kanus saugoti ncbutQ priemo
niu. Ir tenai pimai iSivieSpa-
tautQ turkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10

Galop turime paskutines If
oficiales zinias apie rinklmQ
rezultatus. Daugiausia laime-
10 krikS. demokr. butcnt, 3S
atstovus Is IS atstovQ, kurle
bus Seine.
krik&. demokr. gal6jo dau-
CLAUS ,gauti, bet kuomet visos
partijos ejo prizes juos, ir 38
atstovai didelis laimejlmas.
Nesitik6jomc, kad jie tures
tick atstovQ.
Istabu, kad pazangos II
zcmdirbii - Smetonos II Vol
demaro partija neturi nei vie
no atstovo,. o juk j turl TIM
kamp Seiman zmoniu.
Soc. demokr. nepralaimejo,
bet soc. liaudininkai (Natke-
viGiaus ir Zygelio partija, o
cia Amerikoje laisvamanlQ
sandariecip) visiSkai prakiso'
Jeigu ne ukininkai, pasivad-
ne ValstieGiQ Sajunga, kurla
soc. liaudininkai pasizaboJo,
liaudininkai butu kaip kamfa=
ras pranyke. .s
SeimO atstovQ sastatas ro-
do, kad Lietuva zengs konstl-
tucijos nutiestu keliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10

KrikSc. demokr. sudaryda-
mi bloka su zydais turetq
Seine Al atstovQ, taigi ir ga
l6tu uzimti vadovaujanciq ro-
lie Lietuvos politikoje. Jeigu
net ir visos partijos stotq
prieS krikSG. dem. ir tuomet
tikybiniais klausimais katall-
kai nepralaimes, nes zydai If
lcnkai blogiausiam atsitiklme
susilaikys nuo balsavimo, o
,grciGiausiais rems kriksc. de-
mokr. Tick gera, kad nei vie
ia partija negali pavartotl
prievartos prizes kitas, nes pa
ii vicna negali sprendziamojo
klausimo nubalsuoti. Nuosek-
liai reikalinga partijQ koope-
racija, susitarimas. Atsako-
mybe tad uz Seimo darbus
.puola partitions, o ne parti-
jai.
Mes pilnai esame isitikine,
kad Seimas, kurs prades dar-
ba, lapkr. 13 d., tures visuo-
nielias isitikejimo If paramos,
isskyrus kaikuriuos partiju
zmones, nesudariusius Seimo
didzimOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
ALAUS IR VYNO KLAU-
SIMAS.

WASHINGTON, lapkr. TO-
- Cia jau kalbama, kad Sc
kantis kongresas ar tik neap-
karpys sparnq ir taip jau sioj
Sally nevykusiai prohibicijal.
" alQ If vyna sentimentas
plinta. ..-. ....a ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
MEKSIKOS VALDzIA
.SIULO SUKILELIAMS
AMNEsTIJA.

MEKsIKos MES sTAs, Up.
10. - Meksikos valdzia pas
kelbd, kad visiems Sales SUI
kil6liams, kurie Siandie kovo-
ia prizes valdzia, bus suteikta
amnestija, jei jiie Xxi paskirto
laiko paliaus kovoje padejus
ginklus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
trQksta tq gerimu myktojQ.
Tuo budu Francija padarytp
grazaus pinigo.
Kita priezastis.

Kita francuzq dziaugsmo
priezastis del demokratQ lai-
mejimo, tai ia, kad republi-
konu administracija yra atsi-
sakius maiSytis ] Europos
reikalus. Republikonai eina
visai kitokiais keliais, negu e.
10 prezidentas Wilsonas.
Delto francuzai tikisi, kad
demokratQ laimejimas gall
grazinti Suv. Valstijoms Will
sono laikus. Mes tas preziden
tas buvo palankus Versatile
so sutarciai If paciai Franci-
iai. Tuomet Suv. Walstijoms
daugiau rupejo Europos rel
kalai, negu savieji.
Deja, tas francuzq dziaugs-
mas gall pasirodyti peranks-
twas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
REIKALAUJA ATMOKE-
JIMO.

WASHINGTON, lapkr. TO-
- Pradejus 1917 metals nuo
zmoniu nelegaliai sukolektuo-
ia apie 42 milionu dol. mokes-
ciu. Tie zmones Siandie rel
kalauja .vyriausybes grazinti
jiems pinigus.
Sis klausimas bus paduotas
kongresui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10

PARYZIUS, laplr. 10.
(ia apturita ziniQ, kad tur-
kai nuzude du anglQ karelvlu
ties Kassimpasha.
* Konstantinopolio pranes
ia, kad tcnai gyvuoja krizls.
Gubcrnatorius Rafet paSa pa
inrolmuotaS, jog santarves
valstyE6s labai nepatenkintos
nacionalistQ atkaklumu. Jie Vi
sur Skverbiasi tiesiog per pei
Il. Nezinia, kas bus toliaus.
Turkai prieSiansi taipat If
taikos konferencijos atideJl-
mui. LapkriGio 13 d., sake jle,
turf prasi6Gti konferenclJa'
Kitaip nebus patenkinta nel
Angoros valdzia, nei turkQ ar
mia. Tame matys negerus
santarrv6s norus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
AREsTUOTA PRTNCESE;

VIENNA, lapkr. 10.
Cia arestuota Austrijos prin-
ces6 Marie Imarulata, kurl
buk meginusi paslapcia issiQ,
sti uzsieni savo brangeny,
bes. u
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
Atstovu Rinkimui Eetuvos Selma Gabtinos Zinios

Ofciaus rinkimu Lietuvos Seiman rezutatai: Kirk
ssionu demokratu 3S (nuosimciais 1871 nuos) vals-
teeiu sajungos ir social Iaudinnku l9 (2435 nuos);
Soc demokr. II (14,lO nuos.); darbninku (turbut,
kalbama apie bolsevikus GAL nuos.); zydu 1884
MUGS. Ienkp (2,56 nuos.).
Se;mas saukiamas trylikta lapkriGio diena. Eliza.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
KONSTANTTNOP., lapkr.

KONSTANTINOP., lapkr.
IC. - Turkai nacionalistai
neatsisako nuo savo reikala-
vimQ ir paduoda dar kitus.
Siuo kartu nacionalistai rel
kalauja, idant santarYi panal
kintu savo militarine policl-
ia Konstantinopoly, idant j
atsisakvtu kontrolIuoti multi
ncs, gplezinkelius IT. pagaliaus
paliautu cenzurave turkQ lal-
kraSGius.
kadangi nacionaIistq rclka
lavimai daroSi Wis grieztesnl
IT, patvs nacionalistai Wis la
DlallS alklklCSlll, lal Sdllldl
vel ncbus kitokio iS6jimo, kaip
tik artimiausiomis dienomls
paSkeIbti Gia il apylinkese ka
70 paddti. Bet nezinia, kokl
butu to rezultatai.
SuItano imperiaA6 'gvardlJa
ir orkestra pagaliaus pereJo
nacionalistQ puAtn. Sultanq
yaugoja Santarv6s kariuome-
me-. JiS ncnori aasisakyti sos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
ROMA lapkr. 10.

ROMA, lapkr. 10. - Pre-
mieras Mussolini paskelbe,
jog artimqjQ Rytq klausime
Italijos vyriausybe veiks SUI
tartinai su Anglia ir Franci-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
VYRy NACIONALIy Pa
JEGy SVySTYMUI
KAMPANIJA,
PRIZE TOS KAMPANIJOS
pRISIDES IR KATALIKAI
Pagelbes vyriausybei lavinti
jaunima.
WASHINGTON, lapkr. II

WASHINGTON, lapkr. 10.
- Lapkricio lG, II il Is d.
Gia ivykS konfercncija Nyro
Pajtgp Uzgrudenimo (Consc-
rvation Of Man-POwer) relka-
laiS. Konferencijoje speciallal
bus diSkusuojama Salies jau-
nirno lavinimas pilietybije II
uacionaItje apsaugOje.
Bus aptariamos priemones
munuosc amcrikonuoSe i&vys-
tyti vyriEkumo onergijq, iSla-
vinti kumQ ir minti, Jamus
vaikiuus ir jamuS vyruS Is
uaukStvti militarlzmc, paslro-
lniant SavanoriQ militarlne SIS
trula. PaSckmGjc IS jQ bus ga
lima Sulaukti atatinkamQ ma
rionalci aDSaugoS atsargai ka
riniuku ir civiliU, reikahngll
piliutybtS SItkQ Su>tlprlnl-
n.ui.
PagaIiauS bus kreipiama ne
mazai domtS ! AtsargoS Narl
ninku Lavinimo KorpuSuS
lResrrvc Officers Trainings
Corpse, kuriu burial Suorga-
nizuoti daugcly katalikl>k}l
Kolegiju il AkademiiQ.
Konferencijoje dalyvaus II
Nacional6s KatalikQ GeroveS
1,arvboS atStovai,
Tevo Burke pareiskimas,
"PriverStinaS karo lalku ka-
rriviavimas rod, kad Sally gy
vqIoia zymuS SkaitliuS bemo-
k<IiQ." pareiSkia kun. ). j
Burke. c. $. p, NacionaLes
Kataliku GerovtS TarEboS &c
nrralis Sekretorius, EurS bus
vipna< * kalbetojQ mlrNto,
konfcrencijoj. ";Taipat suSek
IA. jog jauniems vyrams trQ
kSta fizinio i$mankStlnmo
DcIto tukStanGiai jamV Vyrll
pasiroda netinkamu tarnautl
armi iOie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
KONGRESAS REPUBL|-
k0Ng RANK0sE.

NEW YORK, lapr. 10. -
SekanGio S. v. kongreso ze-
mesniuju rumu atstovu sasta-
tas bus toksai:
Republikonu 225, demokra-
tu 2O7, socialistu 1, farmeriQ
darbo 1 ir nepriklausomas l.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10

Gerov6s Taryba pasirengusi
tame svarbiame projekte gel
bati vyriausybci supazindi-
nant su tuo klauSimu visas ka
talikp Svietimo j6gaS, jaunQ
vyrQ organizacijas, atletiniuS
kliubus ir visas pilietyb6s kla
SpS. VisOs katalikiSkO jauni-
mo sIikos bus paragintos rem
ii vyriausyb6s projektq IL vi
suoniet but pasirengusioms,
prireikus, stoti savo respubll-
kos apginiman."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
Atsargos karininkai.

Atsargos KarininlQ Law
nimu per vienerius metus, kl
RE baigsis 1923, bus paga-
minta $500 atsargos karinin-
kp. Praeitais mokslo me-
tais buvo 2,57O, 1921 m. -
1,O95, gi 1920 m. - 162 kari
ninku.
TeGiaus to skaiciaus perma
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10

Ia. Nacionalei apsaugai reika
linga tulpti daugiau atsargos
karininkQ. Delto, tam tikslul
rcikalingas il pasidarbavi.
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10
Turi daug vyno.

Francija karo laiku neteko
daugyb6s visokiQ rQsiu wynn.
Didelius rusius su vynais uz-
klupo ir iStuStino vokieciai.
: !TeGiaus daug wynn ir hko.
Gi 20 karo francuzai isnauJo
stojo gaminti tuos gerimus.
siandie Rheimso ir Eper-
nay rusiai isnaujo uzkrauti
vyno buteliais. Pagaminta dl-
delis pervirSis, tuotarpu netu
rima kur eksportuoti. 0 juk
tai .gyvas pinigas.
II jei Suv: Valstijose pro
hibicijos istatymas butl su-
syelnintas, aiskus dalykas,
zymi dalis wynn tuojaus butg
siunciama Amerikon, kur ne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10

"NaciOnaIe katallkQ Uelo-
yes. Taryba Stipriai lalkosl y
pa>talu Sosto principe pasau
lio taikos reikale il stlprlal
rcmia Sv. Two atslllepl-
ma tautas nusiglnkluou'
TcGiaus ia pati Taryba nema
to iokios kontradikcijos tar
pc ApaStalu Sosto nuslstaty-
no paSauIio taikos zvlIssnlu
il Tarybos uzimtos pozlcuos
priSidGti prize jamQ vyrQ Ia
vinimo. Nes tie vyrai bus Ia
yiuami ne karui, bet tIk nacl-
onalci apsaugai il pilietyhes
Stiprinimui.
"Suv. Valstyb6s nera SIAN
die ir nekuomet nebus mill
taristirR nacija. Teciaus jos
turf but visais laikais pasiren
yusios apsiginimui, Gi toks
priSirengimas tegalimas tik is
Iavintomis piliecru j6gomis IL
pakilusia apSvieta su patrio'
tizmu IF fiziniu i$mankStini-
m.
GeIbes vyriauSybei.
"Delto, Macdonald KatalikT
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-10

CHICAGO. = siandie ap-.
siniauke; maza atmaina tenn
peraturoje.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05

Council Monday night Alderman
Workman was the only dissenter 10
this proposal
Neither Mr.. Jones nor Mr.. Powers
we're satisfied as TO the needs of a
city farm. and 80 expressed them
selves. Mr. Phillips intimated that
he would. al the meeting o. Common
Council ask that the paper be
amended as he outlined Yesterday
and that he would seek 10 have the
body accept the recommendation as
presented by the Committee on Utili-
ties. II is believed tina, II the farm
projcc, Is acted upon fnvorab!y Mon
day night. the library measure NAV
be taken from the table and passed
In either case fourteen votes will
he necessary. II WAS said last nirht
that AT least three members Of Coun-
ell Will be out 81 the city on Mon
day night-Roden. carpenter and
Wiiliams-all favorable to the H.
brary project. That will leav. a
margin NJ three votes over the neces-
sary two-thirds.
Members OF the committee present
Yesterday We're: Chairman Barton II.
Grundy, Aldermen Melton. Workman.
Powers. Councilman Jones, Massie.
Phillips and Umlauf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
GUARD BEACH COMPLEXION:
SCIENCE PROVIDES MEANS

Attend 10 your beach makeup and
Your ballroom complexion Will take
care az. ltsc!t.
That's how the modern summer
girl figures II out.
The old way Of Introducing your
face. neck and shoulders TO the sun.
unprotected, and expecting the sun
:" do tn. honorable thing. now is
discr.ditcd.
Now tn. girls at tho beaches take
as good care Of their skins as their
nrandmO,hers who used 10 swath.
themselves In wells
They can put on bathing suits Of
pale pink or blue satin, trimmed in
lace, roses or :r!ug"s. and look en-
chantinc!y pink ana white.
Their real complexion liz hidden un-
der coating Of cosmetics
The cosmetics are means. no, an
end. they make coating that
keeps on TN. suns ravagcs as enec-
lively as wells or parasols.
To he cure these cosmetics are
very apparent and the. make tho
"Aarcrs look like 20 many dolls. but
'he evening tells the tale.
Tho makeup stays on even in tn.
water Waterproof rouge. powder
and eyebrow trimmings stick until
soap is administered.
Rcauty specialists now say IL is
imperative To preserve the complex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
IN AND OFT or TOWN.

william r. Lightfoot has returned
10 Inc city after brief stay AT VIr-
ginia Beach
Among those from Richmond who
nav" toured the Great Lakes recent
" arc Mr and Mrs +. l.. Bellwood
william - Cartwright. Mrs Mabel r.
Gar'hwriIht. Miss Vivian Cartwright.
Byron u. Cartwright.
Miss Nellie Smith, OF Norfolk is
~" guest OF her sister. Mrs. camclIa
Woodcock Of 1916 Floyd Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson. Of Iox.
ins'on. Ky, is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
> u. Love. In Gintcr Park
Mrs John 8. Moore and daughter
are visiting in Gintcr Park Mrs.
Moore was formerly Miss Annie Love.
Miss S"lli" Madison. 90 Dupont
Circle VIII leave Wednesday to spend
some tim" at Wayneshoro.
Mrs. William II. Kellogg and her
daughter. Miss Rosalie kellogg. OF
New York. are visiting Mr. ana Mrs
w. G. Cosby of BARTON Heights
Mrs Seth Gayle and her daughters
Misses Lois and Bruce Gayle. and Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Gayle have returned
10 their home on Wlckham stree,
after motor trip and weeks stay
- ANiiI -. y.
Mrs. Elan Toone and her two sons
nave iett ior Lrhanna. where they
VII! spend the month of August
Miss Carrie Brightwen ~ Hunt
ington, W. Va. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Harvey D. CoEhrl, OF Greenwood
Avenue.
Mrs. Laurence Hammer and habv.
of Bristol. Tenn. is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. James e. Latimer. in the
Park View Apartments. for two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Undcrhin. their
two sons. Marion and Gary. and Mrs.
S. a. Hcrndon. of Miller Avenue. have
returned from motor trip to Wash
ing,on and Baltimore.
Miss Helen Callahan, OF Cockeys
VILE. Md. Will arrive Monday to visit
her cousin. Miss Grace Il. Armstrong.
of 22l0 Barton Avenue.
Miss Ruth Richardson, Of NorfoilS
Isl tho guest Of Miss Virginia Cow
nerd. of Edgehill Road.
Mrs T.. c. Scutton, OF 2512 North
Avenue. Battery Court. and her
granddaughter, Miss Dorothy Mar
shall. OF 2202 Third Avenue, High
land Park. left Friday to spend some
time at Ocean View and Norfolk.
Mrs. T. c. Haskins. OF West Lam
caster Road will leave MC6lav 10
spend some time at Ocean View and
Norfolk.
Mrs r. w. Kirtley and childrenA
OF 27l4 Griffin Avenue. are visiting
Mrs. Kirtiey's sister. Mrs. ]. r. Sat
terfeld, in Lunenhurg County.
KEY. II. W. Miles, pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church Auburn, Ala
nama' accompanied by his wife and
little son. arrived In Richmond last
night. Thoy will spend tho remain
der or the month with Mr.. Miles
parents. Hawthorne Avenue. Ginter
Park.
Mrs. II. l.. Schmelz. OF Hampton.
rs spending a few days In Richmond
MIS- schmelZ Is a guest of the JET
fersOn Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
Girl.' work Secretary n,t,rc.

TNCHBtRG. VA. Aug. Miss
Lena Sheldon. general secretary OF
tho y. w. G. 4. here. Wednesday
night entertained the other general
officers and Mrs. G.. W. Gooch and
Mrs. n. r. Thornhiil. of the board OF
directors. Mt n farewell for Miss I.ora
Molby, retiring girls work secretary.
the event taking place at "Camr
Merry Minglers." the association's
country retreat in Amherst County.
Miss Molby has been here two years
and she is leaving shortly to teach
In the high school nj Eldoro,
Kansas. her native State. Miss KIT
tic Hunter, girls work secretary for
three years at Aurora. Ill. succeeds
Mas Molly here September is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05

ion. that The sunburn and tnn dry
the oils from the skin and bring Oh
wrinkles and signs OF old axe.
Many shopS now put up regular
vacation beauty KITS. special AS
sortm.it for Ia" girl who IL 10 Apcnd
her vacation at the beach. and 9TH
-rs for 1h- fir! who viii b- motor
Ing or In the mountains.
The Important features are
cleansing cream. which removes all
the traces or sol! and CRIME. foun-
dati0n cream upon which TO put the
heavy coating Of powder an eyrwa-h
30 relieve the burning and Irritation
that comes from bright light re-
n-cted on water, md soothing To-
lions and astring-nts.
Also Specialists recommend some
sort OF Il head covering that will pro-
tect tho hair which becomes faded
10y the sun.
Fashion experts are cooperating
WIN beauty doctors. They are max
ing most attractive bathing toys.
with much more covering than form
"riy equipped with capas to protect
the shoulders and arms.
the most charming Of these are
effective only on we'll proomod
women because they come In delicate
colors
So your summer duty 10 your COM
pleNion IL plain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
INDIGESTION
RELIEVED WITH
NEW CORDIAL

Indigestion and it's attendant ills
such as dyspepsia. heartburn. sour
stomach gripping pains, dysentery.
diarrhoea. collie. cholera morbus
chronic constipation, gas, etc, and
even sick. nervous headaches are nov
directly traccable to disorders in tho
digcative organs.
The food sours before II Ia fully
digested. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons that are absorbed into
the system. irritating the intestines
ana setting UP Inflammation. To
avoid this. you simply have to pre
vent fermentation by using Anti
Ferment.
Anu-Ferment neutralizes tho acid
condition OF the stomch. cleanses and
sweetens the bowels. sooth.s and
heals tho inflamed lntestines and in
creases the flow OF gastric juices. Civ
Ing quick and certain relief. Get a
bottle OF Anti-Ferment from your
druggist with q guarantee OF salts
factory results or money returned. II
Will Improve your appetite. give you
restful sleep and make you feel bet
ter than You over felt in your life
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
Russian Roasts

Put the meat IN the pan IA
filled with hot water. Cook until
almost dry. Then salt TO taste
and bast. we'll all over with sour
cream. Sprinkle few sliced
onions over tho top and put back
in the oven to roast through.
Dressing for Fish.
Mix tablespoon OF melted but
ter with l tablespoon OF white
flour. After Dreaming this add n
cup OF boullion In which the ish
WAS cooked. Add the yolks Of 8
eggs and beat we'll into the sauce.
Crate tho r.nd OF l lemon and
add TO tho sauce. Chopped cab
hinge may be added to this dress
Ing II desired.
Turkish Conce.
TAX" equal paris OF sugar. cot-
re" and water and boil together.
nh" sugar should be put in tho
urn ars,. the coffee next and the
water last.
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STRIKER FINED FOR
SLASHINC AUTO TIRES
special to The rimes-Dlspatch.1

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.1
HARRlSONbrRG VA. Aug A.
iiarr!sonburg had It's first trial grow
'ng out OF disorders caused By tho
striking Shopmen here Yesterday aft
crnoon when Tom Lewis, Il striking
nachinist, was :ned SIS and costs by
Magistrate =. T.. Devicr on charge
OF slashing The tires on an automo-
Milo owned by one ~ the worknen
hired by the railroad since the strik.
went into effect.
primitive Western air was Tent
tho trial. when counsel for the do
Tense protested against wicked
looking revolver being worn by one
II the witnesses. Il recently en-
2loyed railroader. The magistrate
requested the man to Law tho weapon
On the table during the progress OF
the trial and his request was com
filed with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
SOCIETY

Asrs. John W. Brown. OF Wash
week 70 30 the guest OF her mother
Mrs. q r Onperton. Mrs. Brown
wos before her marriage MISC RIOS.
oA1etton, Of this city. sh. Will 40
from Richmond to Cape May. where
she has taken a cottage.
Retur ned From MnrtinsyiiJc.
Miss Elizabeth Watkins Will re-
turn to her home here nftor an ex-
tended visit In Mart!nsvlile. Miss
watkins was accompanied by her
oistsr. Catherine They were guests
AT tho homo OF Mrs. James -. Glenn.
Miss Conway In AshcyiIi-
Misses p. F. Conway and Margaret
conway. Of Danvillo. arc spending
Some time at the Grove Park Inn.
Ashovills. n. C. Miss Conway has
visited In Richmond frequently and
the announc~ncnt Of her cnYaso-
m"nt to Warner L. Moore. Of this
city. last spring was OF much in
terest 10 Richmond society
Guest "f Dr. PITT.
Rev. Wythe Kineoiving. ~ ST.
Georges Church. New York civ. 1.
IN" guest OF hla wire's parents. Dr.
7. II
solving has been In charge nf the
services AZ 81. Georges church since
April. IIe will he in Richmond for
some time.
h~tnrnrd From Mountains.
Mrs g. Watson James. Jr.. and h.r
sinal! son. g. watson James. III.
nave returned :" their home in the
windsor Court Apartments Thcy
nay" been FOR the past few w.cka
IN tho virginia mountains.
In Mountains "f PENNSYLVANIA.
Mrs Lucy Wilson Lux. mas re-
i"ih"H IRON visit - her mother
III Emp"ria. Mrs. Luke leaves TO-
""E for 6al"n Han. and viii spend
IA" month Of August in tn. noun
iainS OF Pennsylvania.
Entertained NJ Dance.
MISS virginia Coah.rI entertained
~ dance on FRIDAY cycri,. Il,
'"f nom" on Ehg"hin noad. i'm honor
"i nor guests. Miss I.ucy Wiu.rI 81,
'"'n"'h's aud Miss Ruth richard.
son. ot Norfolk Those present, wore.
N"SS's sadie Fleming. Helen Roo,h.
Isabel Sn,lth. Alice Brit,ou Ircy
"'I"'n' of Columbia; Ruth Richard
son, Of Norfolk. virginia owens an,
a, - ''' VI W "4Ib't y G..
Mary Hughes. Matte Hughes. Louise
fost"r Lucy Lasa,er. Gertrude Crow-
HHr Ruth Henderson. Annie Ice Las.
aver virginia C"wherd MessrS
EI'hard Wright. Frank Woman
la%'woIl Pca,ross. willard B.ndy
,ifhe Fleming. Charles YouaiI
Thornton Fleming. Maynard p.,,i,
Frank Bates Raleigh Carrier C.r,o
ION Garrett. FLOYD Adame. Allison
f""d"r. howard GouIdc-. Msson
hHhank. Julian iiarmnn. ,uhr.y
h'fris. Richard Jones. Dan McEar-
Ihnh' Edward Carrier. John Bri,,o,
NJ Ir",- Park.
several prominent members .,
richmond society hav. been r.,.,,
hued ;" the Grove Park Inn. Ash.-
VIZ" > g., during ten last w.ak
''""nE mem have been Mr. and Me-
JACK NJ Parrish. Dean ". p,rrisb
M's " H. Parrish w ! Hl.b.-d
SON Miss Frances Wi,hors Mr. nrd
Mit' Georg. i. Joncs. 7. Iryor camn.
h'll. X. James DUval
leaving shorti! for t.r-cnsboro
Mr.. and Mrs kenpcr chrlst,.,
NhiEo nav" returned from their wed-
uihg trir :" Now York and n,bnr
POINTS North and ar. Visiting Mrs
wakes parents. MFR ana Mrs
Gordon Christian, of 70t Rar,on Ayc-
nR". before leaving Tor their home
IN Greensboro, y, e. Mrs Wake was
hcf"r" her marriage. Miss Julia
Major CHRISTIAN, and 'he wedding
was an Interesting event OF ,ast
month