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Glas svobode., 1922-09-19

slavnostno izdaio in "a pridobiva-
ME oglasov Slovenskih podjetij.
List bo izSel ma 16 straneh, &c nam
bodo si naSi zastopniki ma roko,
ee bodo naSi pisei naklonili svoie
SpiSe listu "a tisto prihko, &c Sc
bodo zanimali "a to stvar vsi ma
predni element med ameriskimi
Slovenci.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-19
AngIeSko deIavstvo in CaSo-
pisje prot turSki vojni.
Aneleski kabinet razdvojen. in vojaska Stranka
Sc upira politiki ministrskega predsednika.

ANGLIA JE PRIsnJENA ISKATI PoMoCI Ma BALKANU :
TTAIJJA PROFIT voJNI RUSIJA JE ZAvEZNIKoM We
IIK STRAH = BALKANCEM PRETI TURSKA NEVAR-
MOST = ANGLESKA JAVNoST ST PRIzADEvA
PREPRECITI VOJNO. VELIKANSKA RAJ
BURJENosT Po CELL EvRoPL
Glas svobode., 1922-09-19
PoPoLN soLNCNI MRK = Ma
IZTOKU.

Jutri opolnoei po cikaskem easu
bo popoln solcni mrk. ,Ljudje, ki
zive v soseSccini Indijskega moria,
ga bodo mogli prav dobro razlo
eevati.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-19
MAST UREDNIsKI cLANKI.

Ma drugi strani danasnie stevil-
ke "Glasa Syobode" lie citati na-
slednja clanka:
Francoski imperiializem.
Slovensh narodni dom V cika-
ski naselbini.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-19
NAsIM zAsToPNIKoM.

Cas- bezi, da ie kai. In kmalu bO
dan, ko bo mas list "Glas Svobo-
de" obhaial dvaisetletnicO svoje-
GA obstanka. tukai. Zato ma delo,
vsi ma delo! Vsi cd prvega do zad-
MEGA ma delo "a naroenike na
Glas svobode., 1922-09-19
AZ rudarjev zrtev nesreC-
mega sIuGaja V rudniku.
V borbi proti plinu rovu so podlegli neizogibni
grozni smrti

PO DoLGEM ISKANJU so NASII VSE RUDARJE MRTVE vR-
STI IA DRUGM JEzOM, KI so GA zGRADIII PROTI Pill
NU VJETI DELAYED -, MN0GE ZRTVE so RAZGA-
LJENE DO KOzE. - v PRIzADEVANJU, DOSECI
GoRNJI NAvoD, so NAJBRz DALI svoJE
ZIVLJENJE.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

asticsI names-Nunclo. Pontiff,
and Vatican.
- -
Perhaps il was a choleric hus-
band who said that women were
always looking for bargains, but
statistics prove that he was
quite right. So to my friends In.
terested In timely bargains ] am
glad to write about this shop,
who. dicontinuing their stock OF
lingerie, offer their merchandise
for sale at a great discount. Two
items that seemed to me to be
particularly lovely were a gown
fashioned from palest pink crepe
de chine. trimmed in dainty lace
and matching insertion and rib
bon bows. A rare bargain when
priced at s4.S5. A twin. as far
as material and lace and bows
could figure, was a combination
set consisting OF vest and knick.
ers and determined to outdo the
reasonable figure Of the former,
sets its price at $4.65.
Fashion artists may gather in.
spiration from the delightful
names OF fall colors, such as the
dainty flower hues-Moss Rose,
Byzantine and Anemone, as quaint
as grandmother garden.
Catering to the needs OF his
majesty. the baby. Is a fascinat.
ing shop where dresses. bonnets
and rompers are displayed in
pleasing array. l spent an inter
esting half-hour deciding as to
their respective merits OF a yell
low apron. where ducks embroid-
cred in black and white were
pockets in disguise and a go to
church" dress of white dimity,
trimmed in soft blue. Many other
dresses of equal charm sell as
do the mentioned ones for prices
ranging from So TO Sc. The tiny
garments are beautifully made by
hand and with their touches of
embroidery become distinctively
lovely. A bonnet Of appealing
crispness was fashioned from Or
candle. An embroidered band
turned back to meet a large. full
crown. Detachable ties OF or
candle complete this bonnet for
the summer baby, costing about
50.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Make This Test For One Week

Britishers that the export Of Vege1 prohibited
by the British Government until long after the
Now the ban is lifted. Americans getting Vege1.
In Washington D. C., II is served at the u. s.
Senate Restaurant and the u. S. Supreme Court Cafe.
The world famous Lister Institute Of London and the
Bellevue Hospital Of New York City both feed Vege.
to patients in order to hasten their recovery and TO give
them strength. II Is only few weeks since Americans
first told Of Vegex and the sale pushed. The
response has been insts Already Vegex is be-
ing sold at enormous rate
Vegex is the richest of all foods in Vamin b. Its
vitsmin potency keeps indefinitely.
Beware Of untested vamin preparations. Ask for the
certificate Of yamin potency from a recognized labor
atory. The Vitamip Food Company's products
certified by the nationally famous pure food laboratories,
the West6ed Testing and Research Laboratories Of
Professor Lewis b. Allyn. Vegex is endorsed by Good
Housek eeping Institute
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
N. Y. STATE COMPTROLLER
is VICTIM OF APoPlExY

ALBANY, y. Y, May 1O.--State
Comptroller James A. Wendell. fifty.
three, died OF apoplexv at his home
here early today. He had been i'll
for ten days.
He was born in Fort Plain, Mont.
gomery county. He had been identi
fled with the State comptroller 4
office for twenty.eight years. For
twelve years he was first deputy.
He was high man on the Republican
State ticket two years ago.
He was a member OF the State
veterans relief commission, but II
was said today his death will not In.
terfere with the bonus payments.
Mr.. Wendell's wife was killed by
an automobile In front OF her home
here in 1917.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

the change from the somber colors
and heavy furnishings of the
center OF the home. Now the
open windows revealing the gayly.
colored flowers, the bright sun.
light contrasted with the shadows
on the lawn are the basis for the
color scheme indoors as well as
out. Not only are bright drap.
cries and slip-overs for furniture
a delight to the eye. but they are
an economical investment I'm
playing the role OF dust covers
and sunlight protectors. Yester-
day ! found an excellent value in
a material with delightfully."- gay
patterns OF birds and flowers.
priced at So cents. For the sum
mer cottage. the living rooms in
their summer attire. or the cool
porch room this cretonne will
fit in admirably with the chosen
decorations and the household
expenses.
~
There Is a group OF odd COP
perry greens OF the Russian type.
named Kremlln. Samara and
Narva. Puppies are given ecclesi-
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT.
MRS. CASE STARTS her war ON
NEEDLESS PAINS and SUFFERING
ATPE0PLES DRUG STORE TODAY

agony Is very severe sometimes as
when your stomach doubles up I'm
a knot with cramps-just imagine
those muscles tightening around
your arteries, veins, stomach,
throat, or intestines, for instance.
Tells What To DO.
Those tiny muscles have been
pretty much OF a mystery. To re-
lieve such suffering doctors some
times In the past have used opiates.
or narcotics to deaden the nerves
so the muscles wouldn't pull and
you would not feel It, but laws
now forbid their use except by
physicians and they are dangerous
and habit forming anyway.
Now then-over in Germany.
chemists discovered a powder which
will relax those tiny muscles almost
like magic. This powder is now
obtainable in this country in 5.
grain capsules under name. Adams
Wonder Capsules" and since our
American chemists solved the mys-
terry, some wonderful results and
relief have resulted. Results are
almost beyond belief. even in those
acute and bad cases heretofore
never treated successfully.
ITO name all the numerous trou.
bles easily relieved by relaxing
these little muscles with Adams
Wonder Capsules requires too much
space. but 1 will say that monthly
periodical pains of women, stomach,
bowel, collie, dysentery. diarrhea
cramps. and pains, certain forms Of
headache (severe pulling kind.
neuralgia. neuritis, rombago, rheu.
matism. bronchitis, asthma, etc,
can easily be relieved in about 9S
cases out OF each 100. In just a few
minutes. We do better than that.
however. II suffering from any
internal pain, cramp or spasm,
come to the store-let me give you
two capsules at once with glass OF
water free and two more doses IL
necessary at half-hour intervals.
This test costs nothing. Or-come
to the store-buy a dollar bottle of
Adams Wonder Capsules and take
8 doses Is capsules) and IL every
sign OF misery. suffering and pain.
does not completely vanish in just
a few minutes-return balance of
bottle and the Peoples Drug Stores
will cheerfully refund the money
without question or red tape. Note:
This offer is good on mail orders.
Send dollar to Peoples Drug Store,
Washington. d. c.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
b|-COLOR CAPE
F|NDSFAvOR IN
ALL WEATHERS
One Side Is Bright for Sun
shine, the Other Dark for
Rainy Days.
By ALICE LANGELIER,
Cosmopolitan News Service.

PARIS, May 10.-Everything
comes in pairs in the springtime. A
new two.in.one cape Is finding as
much favor as the popular two-in-
one robe.
One side is fashioned in light
colored material TO be worn on
bright. sunny days. The other is Of
"a darker shade. to wear on cloudy
days.
Many beautiful combinations can
be arranged with dark blues and
reds, jade green and tan tones.
Checkers are very chic, and IL
Madame is not fat and forty, one Of
the new patterns will be just what
she wants. Lined in a darker shade,
II serves as a two in one very suit
able for sport wear.
Afternoon capes lined with heavy
satin, crepe marocain or charmeuse
are quickly turned into handsome
evening wraps.
Trimmed with monkey fur. white
or black. or with the new ostrich
fringes, they are especially stylish.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Vrqh.ia X M!eao1s!s
Bana0Bax

There is so much satisfaction
IN knowing just Chere to bny the
unusnal, the most reasonable, or
the necessary article. Let Vr,,,
giMid Kindon SelieVe you OF all
your shopping difficulties.
A distinctly new red called
Akbar is shown at it's best when
IL chooses to become sweater
especially In this red" season
This lovely sweater is made In
slip-over style and the material
is silk-that crunchy silk that
appeals to every feminine heart
and brings forth remarks from
the masculine sex, who are won't
to say, THAT red silk thing IL
o. X" Last year a silk sweater
was quite a luxury. almost an
extravaganza; but now, following
the idea that last years luxuries
are this years necessities, the
1922 sports costume, for golf, ten
mis-, motoring demands and ap-
proves of the sweater, and, IN
truth, ii leads the fashion parade.
Now this particular sweater costs
only $3.50, another noticeable
drop from the prices of former
summers.
Kashan, one OF the new colors.
is a deep turquoise. named after
the famous Persian pottery.
-
Following the dictates OF
matching year. the red sweater
would appear at its best when
worn with a cream flannel skirt
Such a skirt l had the good luck
to find yesterday, priced at 1919.
and, as IL 1t was designed to 60
hand In hand with the sweater.
the large white pearl buttons, the
only adornment on the side
pleated skirt. are sewed on with
red. Not only the slender girl,
but her more stout sister can
find their sizes in this pleasing
model.
A deep wine shade is named
Amanda, and Dante is a very
dark purple OF slightly reddish
cast.
The virtues OF silk petticoats
need no word from me. for they
not only add that rustic of silk"
but are easily laundered and have
excellent wearing qualities. These
petticoats are just the thing to
wear with sheer summer dresses.
made as they are with a panel
front and back, and neatly seal
loped hem. Radium Is the name
Of the silk and s2.95 10 the price.
and one OF Washington's shops 10
the place.
Various new shades OF brown.
quite suggestive OF the Far East.
are spice. ginger. Chutney. Ran.
COON and Mandalay.
Summer means sunshine and
days when the fireplace Is the
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Makes Unusual Offer to Every
Woman Sufferer in
This City.
FREE TREATMENT TO
ALL WHO SUFFER HERE

Mrs. Gene Case, who 10 doing SO
much for the relief Of unnecessary
pain and suffering among her own
sex, announces her big Free Dem.
onstration will be conducted daily
at the main Peoples Drug Store"
Seventh and E streets northwest,
starting today, and she wants every
woman and girl to come see her.
First OF ALL" declares Mrs.
Case, "let me say that the reason
I am always talking about the suf.
fering of women is because i am
a woman myself and women suffer
more with pains, cramps and aches,
than men. and another reason Is
that / can talk with women and
sympathize with them for / suffer
ed a great deal at one time myself
while with men 1 am at a disad-
vantage.
Some have called me the Mir
acle Woman because with this new
treatment of mine, many people
have been relieved OF various sorts
of pains, aches, cramps and spasms
in a few minutes, but the fact Is,
! talk only on the subject Of In
voluntary Muscles and I'll tell you
what they are 30 you will know.
What Causes Pain?
Involuntary muscles are thus
named because your will power has
no control over them. They are
almost everywhere in your body,
These tiny. muscles form the walls
or surround all the hollow organs
OF your body, such as the Bladder
Gall Bladder. Stomach, Intestines
Sexual Organs, Lungs, Bronchial
Tubes, Throat, etc, and they sur
round the arteries and veins which
carry your blood everywhere. A
thousand different causes will sud
denly or gradually start these tiny
muscles drawing tight, and when
they begin to pull that way torture
and misery follows and sometimes
such pain lasts for hours. days
weeks or even for months. The
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

Begin today. Drink cup of Vegex-the deli
eious vitamin food that is richer in Vitamin than
any other foodstuH. For one week drink it as a
broth or as you drink coffee. At the end Of one
Ueek-(probably within three days. you will feel
the results in greater vigor, energy freedom
from nervousness. If you have been lstless and
tired you will find you awake with joyous
feeling Of renewed youth and strength. Men and
women are finding themselves agan-are proving
and testifying to the wonderful results which
Vegex is producing for them
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

port and Manatee, n. c., washing
ton. d. c.. and Atlantic City.
The plane carried nine persons In
addition to two pilots and a mechan,
Kan.
Aanng the passengers were Jo-
sesS Csrey. secretary to Edwin
DENLY, Secretary Of the Navy; Mrs.
Carey. and Congressman Hicks, New
York. OF the House Navai Affairs
Committee.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
FOUR MEN ARE SOUGHT
FOR ABDUCTING GIRLS

LAWRENCE, Mass, May 10
State and city police are today
searching for Lillian Johnson, nine
teen, and the four young men who
are alleged to have abducted her and
Marion Erlander. sixteen, both OF
Lawrence.
Serious charges will be made
against the men II apprehended, &C
cording to the police.
tn he Johnson girl is still missing
but the Erlander girl escaped from
an isolated camp on Canobie Lake,
y. H., and told a story OF violence
at the hands OF the four young men,
whose invitation to an automobile
ride the girls accepted Sunday after
noon.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

THE summer af-
l. ternoon frock is
never more charm
ing and, so far as
this season is con-
cerned, n e v e r
smarter than when
it is of organdie.
In the charming
new model at the
left a skirt or rose
and mauve and
blue organdie, over
white organdie, is
topped by a bodice
of the white organ
die. The bodice is
quantity t u c k e d
around n e C kline,
sleeves and girdle,
and both tunic and
skirt have plated
side sections, the
former achieving a
moderate bouffancy
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
What's really
wrong with
marriage!

CHE has had more marital troubles confded
- to her than any one else. Letters. personal
and confidential" come to her from the Philip
pines, from Manchuria-from the world over.
Girls between seventeen and twenty-five write
most frequently. Again at thirty.hve women
seek her help. Men of thirty ask her advice
more often than cocksure youths of twenty.
Thousands upon thousands, married and single,
young and old, have followed her safely past
the shoals upon which love and marriage are
SO often wrecked. Because, while others theo-
rize, and moralize, and preach about what
ought to be, she kno,os how to reconcile romance
and matrimony.
If you are married, and fear some day to find
happiness glimmering illusion-if you are 60
ing to marry but dread to follow married people
you know, do not by any chance miss reading
Beatrice rfax's-"What's the Matter with
Matrimony," in June Cosmopolitan.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Made from Yeast

Vegex is a tasty delicious food. All
the life giving essentials, all the vita
minis Of is pounds or more Of tho rich
est yeast are concentrated into one
pound Of this truly delightful food. II is
richer in Vitamin b than any other food.
When you taste Vegex you win want
more because il 10 90 delicious. None
Of the yeast Este remains. 1t never fer
ments or becomes stale. The vitsmiDs In
Vegex will remain potent indefinitely =
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

be served in so ways. As a bouillon,
10 sandwiches with or without butter,
as q drink, a. . sauce. or gravy.
These arc only . few Of the delight
full new dishes 81. ia have made from
VogcI. With each jar comes . book
Of recipes. Most people buy Vege1 be-
cause II is a delicious food. All Of Ms
need Negex because II is richer in
Vitamin b than any other food.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
How to Make
Jellied Strawberries
A Delicious Novelty
Every Housewife Will
Want to Try this Recipe
By Ann Proctor


Something new and delicious in
the line OF preserves that every
housewife will want to make this
season is Jellied Strawberries. Only
three minutes boiling is required
and the process is so simple and
easy that success is assured at the
first trial.
Select only small or medium. sized
fully ripened berries. Spread ber-
ries on their sides in single layer
on fiat plate and gently press each
berry nearly flat with bottom of
small bottle. This leaves skins
nearly intact but ruptures fruit
inside and makes II hollow. allow
ing boiling sugar to saturate tbs.
sues quicklyJ Add juice OF one
lemon. Have IN leveled cups CSL
lbs) sugar measured in saucepan.
Measure level cups pressed Der.
ries and lemon juice into large
kettle. placing layer OF sugar oxer
each cup of berries and balance OF
sugar on top. Allow TO stand over
night. so that part OF sugar will
be dissolved and mixture can be
stirred and cooked without crush.
ing fruit. Stir constantly and
bring to a vigorous boil over the
hottest fire. Boil hard for 3 min
utes with continual stirring. Re-
move from fire and add Il bottle
(scant II cup) Certo. stirring il in
well. Skim at once and pour quick
ly within five minutes from removal
from fire.
The really astonishing results OBJ
taIned by those who follow this
recipe is due to the use Of Certo.
the pure concentrated jelly-making
principle Of fruit. 1t contains no
gelatine or preservative and is high
" endorsed by leading domestic
science authorities and housewives
who have used II. BY the "Certo
Process" you can make jams and
iellies from all kinds OF fruits.
either fresh or canned. with only
one minutes cooking. These keep
perfectly.
The above recipe and many others
for making delicious jellies and
Jams by the "Certo Process" is
found in the Certo Book OF
Recipes. copy OF which will be
given to you by your grocer or
druggist when you get Certo. Bx.
ira copies will be sent free II you
write to the Pectin Sales Company,
Inc, Dept. 109, Rochester, n. Y.
IMPORTANT: Use Certo this year
in making all your jams and jeiiies.
10 sares time, tC0rry aud boiling.
The "Certo Process" never fails and
sdues money, because you make half
as much more jam from the same
amount Of fruit.
II your grocer or druggist does
not have Certo, please telephone
Miss Hess at Main $3.50 to learn
where TO obtain IL.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
SANTA MARIA REACHES
NEW YORK FROM HAVANA

NEW YORK. May 1o.-T'he BA.sf
flying boat. Santa Maria landed N
the North River here late yester.
day, completing a trip from Havana
which started last Wednesday. Stops
were made at Titusville and Fer
nandino, Georgetown, s. c.. South.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Call on Your Dealer

Try Vegex today. Your grocer and
your druggist both sell II in soc, S6c and
81 90 jars. You risk nothing. II, ster
you have used Vegex for . week you
are not entirely satisfied return the part
ly emptied jar to the merchant from
whom you bought II and your money
win be refunded Immediately. For
your bealth's sake-try Vegex today.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

Interesting, helpful. valuable. Is
More Miles Per Car" by Ray Nc.
Namara. VIII appear In The Times
Auto Section every Sunday, starting
May II.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

silk. The sleeves OF
this frock are pecu-
liarly notched over
the forearm and
this is only one OF
the many little lido
syncracies to which
Paris has resorted
in it's pursuit of the
decorative sleeve.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Latest Word From Paris
BY Marie Suzanne
tcspysisht. isss.)
Paris, France.

THE English cut-work that has for itself definite
place in the early spring mode here smartens day
time frock of gray cloth worn over slip of bright
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Why You Need 1t

Recent detic science has revealed startling facts 1t
has been proven there millions Of people only half
alive only half enjoying themselves, living continually
ing for vitamins, soluble protens mineral salts and
pbosphstes.
Lack of these essentials In food is largely respon-
sible for lstessness lack Of eoergy tired feeling.
mental fatigue, indigestion constipation, gas on the
stomach and general debility VitaminB has been found
necessary to the building and OF sound
teeth and bones Recent experiments have shown
these essentials have a direct bearing practically
every phase Of life.
Yet in many Of modern foods the life giving es-
sentsls have been destroyed Cold storage overlook
ing canning contact with metal and preserving destroys
most Of the Vtsmins.
But Vegex will add the Vitamiu B, the phosphstes,
soluble protens, and mineral salts to your diet
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Used by
British Government

Vegex comes from England. Dur
ing the war the British Government
used millions Of pounds to keep the
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

If at the end of the rOeek yos are .ot e"ire
" satiUfed-take back your partly empty jar
Your dealer piH refund your money at once
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
FeedYour Nerves
Don't ,uhip them

Here is delicious Ditdmin drink: 1t restores Utdlltg
aids digestion and tones up the Sysem-not drug, but
pure food pure vegetable yet Of richest meat aUor
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

A deep wine shade is named
Amanda, and Dante Is a very
dark purple OF slightly reddish
cast.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
so New Dishes

Vegox may be served in so ways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-28
Wine-Making Now
Is Moving East

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 49, -
wlnemRking IN moving East. the
California Grape Growers associa.
ton complains.
Figures show that only bss4T tons
OF wine grapes were used In the
manufacture OF wine in 1891. Tho
amount OF grapes used in tho state
has decreased since 1917 by almost
$4,000 tons. IL Il said
while this reduction has taken
place. the value OF wine grapes sent
East increased from ss5 cars In 1919
10 1902 ears In 1881
San Bcrnardino county led tho
state IN the production OF sweet
wines In 1891. according 10 reports.
san Joaquin county was second,
Fresno county third. Sacramento
county fourth. Napa county flfth.
Alameda county sixth. Los Angeles
county seventh. Santa Clara county
eighth. and Honoma county ninth.
The quantity OF sherry exceeded
that of any other wine IN 1921. The
quantity manufactured was 7s0.aiA
gallons. Port was second with 622.'