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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
GUMIJEV jerk INA PA LAH.
KO GOVORI.

Moderna kirurgija je zopet do
vrSila noVo poSebnost ma svojem
polju. FrancoSki listi poroeajo ma
dolgO in Siroko o novem cudezu
Neki veteran IL zadnie vojne pc
imenu Vialla lie tekom bojev pri
Verdunu izgubil jerk in MIN
vred spodnio eeljust. Zdravnili SO
ga pa V Val de Grace bolniSnici
zOpet popravili.
Napravili so mu umetno
@eliust, umetno nebo ustih in h
korenu iezika so prisli iezik IL gu
mia. DR.. Eugene 0uenolle ie vO-
ill delo. Delo lie bilo izyrSeno ia
ko nopolro, da more moz sedai 90
voriti, kallor da lie poysem norma
lon
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
VINO IA zENsKE.

Zdaj so zaGele zenske vodltl boz
proti prohibiciii, ze zadnjic smo
poroGali o Miss Elizabeth Marbu-
ny, ki je pCzvala lady AstorJeVo
in nekatere druge zagOvOrnlke SUI
Sc ma javno debate bOdisi z vseml
skupaj ali vsakim posebeJ, zdaJ
Sc bo pa pod njenim vodstvom raz-
villa velikanska kampanja med ze-
nami samimi, da Sc razveljavl o.
semnaisti amendment In zopet u
pelje salune. Napravljajo re veil
Ike naGrte "a kampanjO.
"Zene hocemo vfno!" je bolnl
klic zenskih boievnic.
sszenske so bile prve, ki so V de-
zeIi zahtevale prohibiciio," pravi
Miss Marbury, "in zdai 'bodO one
zopet prve, ki bodo zahtevale, da
Sc 10 odpravi in sicer IL ravno /
stega vzroka. Boz proti plJanstvu
ie primoral zenstvo dezeli, da le
zagovariaIo prohibicijO, toda IL
kuSnie nam kazejO, da Sc piJance-
vania nj odpravilo nego pomnozl-
10. Matere bodo zato pOskrbele,
do co razveliayi osemnajSti amend
ment. Ia nj dovrSil drugega kot
odstranil je salune cestnlh Voga-
Low ter jih prenesel V vse vrste To-
kalov. Use vrste naislabse in maj
strupeneiSe place Sc danes dob
povsod. Ako moramO zbiratl med
razliGnimi Eli, bono izbrale rails
manjSe. Postavno tOcenJe plJac '
salunih ie manjSe zlo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
RACA IN sKOLJKA.

Pripetilo Sc je V Issaquahu
Wash. Mali otroci, ki so Sc igrai!
tekom odmora pred Solo, so opazi
Ii divjo raco, Xxi ie vidno letela :
veliko tezavo in bila naposled pri
siljena sesti ma tia. Tekli so "a mic
in jo ujeli. Meme noge Sc ie tesnC
drzala tri palce velika skolika. '
iezeru Washington, ki lezi Stiri-
naist mill od tam, ziviio take
Skolike. Lahko ie uganiti, kal1o ic
raco doletpla ncSreGna nezgoda. =
Brozgala ie DO plitvi vodi oh kra,
i'll in stopi7a odprto slSoliko, k
Sc je seveda takoi stisnila.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
CASA IL MRTVASKE
\LOBANJE.

Y Londonu Sc potom drazb,
prodaia zanimiva casa. Ia casa il
nareiena IL gorniega della cloves
Ike lobanie. Pred sto lett lie bila ca
sa last lorda Byrona. Lobanio, i
katere je casa nareiena, ie nase
pesnill V vrtu neke opatiie V New
steadu. Byron, lli ie znan po svoi'
eEscentriGnosti, lie vso gotovost
10 trdil,. da je to lobanja nekegs
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
NASLI so SESTI ZELENI
DIJAMANT.

Zeleni diiamanti so zelo redki
Do sedaj so iih imeli ma vsem sve-
III samo pet in radi tie redkosti so
seveda neverietno dragi. Porocilo,
ki prihaia IL Londona, pravi. ola so
pred nekai dnevi nasli v Bloenho-
FIJI V iuzm Afrild Sesti zeleni daiia-
mant. Naideni kamen tehta neiz-
bru$en komai en- karat in pol rn
vrnden ie cd petindvaiset do tri-
deset tisoe dolariev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
NAzNANILO NASIM NAROCNI
KOM IN CITATELJEM v
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

S tenn sporoeamo vsem narocni-
kom in Gitateliem "Glasa Svobo
de-, da je odsedaj zanaprej "a
stopnik naSega lista V springfield
ski naselbini g. Anton Kamnik,
1910 S. 10Th Street. On je poobla
Seen pobirati naroSnino, prodajati
naSe kniige ter preiemati VISA It's
karska narocila. Vsem ga topic
priporocamo.
Upravnistvo "Glasa Svobode"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
AvsTRIJSKI VINICARJI IN A
MERISKI PROHIBICIJONISTI.

Zadnio nedelio Sc je vrSil ma
Dunaju velik shod avstrijskih Vi
niearjev. Sprejelo Sc je resolueijo,
s katero Sc OdlOGnO proteStira pro
ii prizadevaniem ameriSkih prOhi-
bieiionistov, XII zeliiO vplivati ma
avstriisko zakonOdaio, da bi z "a
lxoni omeiila izdelOvanje in proda-
jamie opojnih piiae.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
VLADA UCI TISoCE, KAKO ST
MAJ SLUZIJO KRUH.

Washington, d. c., Is. maja. =
Ena med mnogimi nalogami, kate
re 81 ie nadela federalna vlada, je
poucevanje moz in zen, kako 81
sluziti vsakdanii kruh. Agencija,
kateri je poverieno to delo, Sc i
menuje Federal Board for Voca-
tional Education. To je odbor, XII
vodi poucevanja po vsej dezeli. =
Sola Steie 305,224 ucencev, ki so
raztreSeni po vseh 48 drzavah.
Vzgojevatelii so re dolgo vrsto
let poskuSali 2 industrijalnimi in
strukcijami, vlada je pa stopila ma
to polje v letu 1917 potion legisla-
cije. Industijalni poduk je sedaj
mtegralni del naSega Solskega sis
tema.
Umevno ie. da ina vlada s tenn
poukom velike stroske Vsako leto
Sc dovoli znatno svoto v ia namen.
Ker je dezela velika morajo biti
stroski visoki. Tako n. pr "a te-
koce leto dovolila federaEna vlada
samo svoto 4,120,833 dolarjev, XII
Sc razdeli V pravem razmeriu med
posamezne drzave. Toda ia svOta
znaSa lie petdeset odstotkov skup-
ne svote, XII Sc 10 porabi ia ma
men. Vsaka drzava Ease mora
MANFRED placati polovico, drugo po-
lovico pa plaza federalna vlada liz
tega lahko sodimo, da je "a letoS-
ME leto namenjena dvakrat tako
visoka svota "a brezplacen indu-
strijalni pouk mozem in zenam, Xxi
imajo veselie in priliko do ucenja.
| Glasom poroGil "a fiskalno letG,
XII Sc je zakljucilo ma 30. junija,
1921 ie 1859 Sol v dezeli prejelo
pomoc cd federalne vlade.
! Narastek Sc opaza takOj, ce po-
gledamo leto 1918. V tiStem letu
je lie 1741 Sol preielo federalno po-
moe ali mani kot polovico.
Sole, XII danes prejemajo tako
pomoe so raznih vrst. 1721 je kme-
tiiskih; 936 ie trgovskih in indu
striialnih; GA je gospodinjskih i'll
{ 3SS je sploSnih sol, katerih Sc po-
ucuje V razliGnih predmetih. Skup-
no stevilo ucencev = kakor pove.
dano zgorai = ie 305,2 Cd teh
je 42,7O9, XII Sc uce kmetijstva !;
38, ,532 Sc iih uci industrijalnih
J znanosti in obrti; 63,S06 jih je, Xxi
Sc ueijo domace ekonomije Ego
spodarstva in gospodinjstva). =
lis, 1T Sc pa vdelezuje pouka v
raznih drugih predmetih.
| V vsaki DRAW so organizirani
posebni odbori, XII sodeluieio fe-
deralnim odborom. Funkcije po-
slednjega SOY glavnem lie nadzo-
rovalne. Med odbori Sc yrsllo po-
gostne redne III Lredne konferc1-
ce, ma katerih Sc razmotriva razne
Iprobleme in poskusa uveljayiti
ajboljse in najpraktienejSe uGn6
sisteme. Izda.ia Sc buletine in poro-
| ca v njih rezultate IL raznih pre-
izkusevaliSc.
Glavni cili vseh ie napraviti
vzgoio kolikor mogoce praktiGno.
| Ne gre Sc tn "a to, ola Sc ueence ma
|pravi "ucene" ampak nkusene in
vesce gospodarie, XII 81 bodo svo-
Jim pridobljenim znanjem lahlo
sluzili vsakdanii kruh tam, kier
jih naiboli veseli. Takih znanosti,
XII so praktieno brez pomona, Sc V
teh Solah ne uci.
Tako vidimo, da poskusa naSa
vlada omogoeiti pridnim posteno
Mvljenie, XII bo koristno MIN in
dezeli obce.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
CLoVESKo KNJIGOvoDSTVO.

4NCW Il Olh, W US OtNA' l. A-' i'
S. = Trgovec, XII bi vrSil svoje
posle brez kakega knjigovodstva,
bi brzkone prav kmalu prise1 na
boben. Vendar Sc mnogi ljudje GU
dijo, cemu zakon zahteva, ola j
treba uradno zapisati VISA rojstva,
poroke in smrti in prijaviti vsal
slu6aj nalezljive 'bolezni. III zapis.
so resnici cloveSko knjigovCd
stvo in ravnotako potrebni kot fl
nancno knjigovodstvo trgovinl
PRAY kakor trgovske knjige pove.
dajo trgovcu, da = Ii je ma zgub.
ali ma dobicku, ravno tako zivljen.
ske statistike kazeio, dali obcin;
Iizgublja ali pridobiva ma zdrav.iu
Zakaj je zapis rojstva tako va
zen? Sincek ali hcerka bo potr,
bovala rojstno spricevalo, ko zac-
ne pohajati Solo, in kasneie ola do
kaze svoio starost, imena rodit
ljev, rojstni kra.i, drzavlianstvo
svojo pravico do dedscine it'd.
Zapisovanje roistev, porok il
smrti in nalezliivih bolezni je VI
like vaznosti "a zdravstvene obla.
sti in druge organizacije "a soci-
ialno oskrbo in "a zdravnike in L.
Genjake svrho proucevanja {
vzrokih smrti in V prepreeevanj,
|nepotrebnih bolezni in smrti.
IL statistik, XII iih sestavljajo i:
Itch zapisov, izracuma Sc mortalite
Ita oziroma smrtnoSt prebivalStvs
"a vsak posamezni kraj; ako Sc t.
razmerie poveca, stevilke pokazu
jeio vzrok "a to, ravno tako kakol
trgovske knjige pokazujejo vzrol
zeube ali dobiGka. Ako zdravstve
mo poro6ilo izkazuie lnarastek X;
Ike nalezliive bolezni, Sc lahko ia
koj storiio koraki, da Sc najde IL
vir bolezni in Sc zaustavi n]en
razpasanje, Zivli6nske statistik
nam tUcti nudiio priliko, ola sod
mo o ucinku iavnega zdravstvcne
ga delovanja in o uspehu V reSe
Svaniu eloveSkih zivljenj.
StariI bi morali vedno dati "a
; pisati roistvo vsakega otroka, n
lie ker ina otrok po zakonu pray
co do tega, marvec ker to omogt
Guie, Ga imamo netancne podatk
0 vzrokih dojenGkovih smrti.
zadniih letih Sc ie storil jake W
lik napredek reSevanju zivlJen
novoroienckov, in to ie deloma c
: mogoGila statistika, IL katere j
razviden vzrok bolezni in obse1
: most enakih slucaiev. V drzav
New York ie pred 20 lett umrl
priblizno po 15S dojenckov izme'
4 til oe novoroienekov, ali razmer
, so Sc toliko zbolisale, ola smo ime
: Ii lani lie 20 rs smrti "a vsaklh Il
| soc rolstey. 'T'' ''''$'s
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
VELIKANSKo BoGASTVo RU
SIKH CERKVA.

Ruska vlada Sc ie jake malo
zmenila "a togoto Svojih miljOnar-
SIKH popov, XII so Sc kr6evitO upi-
rail-, ko ie bill izdan ukaz, ola Sc "a
pleni mrtve zaklade ruskih cerkva
in iih porabi "a nakup zivil in dru-
gih potrebsein stradaiOeemu ru-
skemu prebivaIStvu. Nekaj prehu-
din svetih grabezliivcev in tolStlh
kriGaGev ie pOzaprla IN kOntlSclra-
la velikanske zaklade napreJ.
V cerkvenih zakladnieah 50 ma
sli srebra ma tone, zlata Ma kvln-
tale. biserov in diiamantov pa ma
mernike Zaklade Sc je spravilO v
zaboie, Skatlie in vreee IN eakaJo
sedai vladimir delaveev, da l1h bO-
do sortirali in poslali na trg.
AmeriSkemu GaSnikarSkemu po-
roeevalcu pri Associated Press Je
NJ. |. Kalenin dOvOlil OblSkatl VI
sollo petnadstropno poslOpje, h
sluI sedai V Moskvi "a drzavno
skladiSce zaplenjenih eerkvemh
zakladov. Kalenin ie kmetskl
predsednik Rusiji in nacelmk
vseh organizacii, ki lajSajo lako-
TO in bedo V RuSin,
Emo nadstropie V poslopJu' kl
ie okoli 100 eevljey dolgo IN 40
Gevliev Siroko, ie re napOlnjeno z
zaplenjenimi zakladi IL moskov
skin cerkva in sinagog (zidovskh
svetise.) Tukai Sc re nahaja vec
kot 10000 funtov srebra, vee sto
frmtov zlata in mad deSet tisoc dra-
9Th kamnov, ve6inOma dijaman-
tov.
Skupai ie 624 zavojev, h so
skrbno zapeGateni III zlOzem V
sE2lade, ki segaiO skOrO do stropa.
Nekateri samostani so bill tako
Dogati, da Sc je napOlnilO ve6 "a
.boiev z zaplenjenimi dragocenoSt-
mi.
Pri vsakem zavitku ie hsta, ki
priblizno pove ysebinO in njenO
vrednost. Pravo vrednOst Sc bO do
loeilo vsakemu predmetu sele te-
dai, ko bo cenjena pO izkuSenih ce-
nilcih, ki bodo tudi sortirah pred
mete.
Pri konfisciranju IN hranjenju
Sc z najveciO strogostjO pazi, da
bi kdo ne slzuSal mOrda izrabiti
kake prilike V svOiO lastnO kOriSt
Zaklade Guva moGna ObOrOzena
strata in kadar Sc bo pOzvalO ce'
nilee, bodo ii moral odlOziti SvO-
10 obleko in Sc obleGi V dFugO, ka'
tero bo dala vlada. Vladna Oble'
za bo brez zepov in TAXA, da Sc ne
bo dalo V njei zakriti najmanJSega
dijamanta,
Dan "a dnem In noe "a nOelo yo,
ziio veliki tOvOrni avtOmObll "a
klade V skladiSGe. Vsak avtOmObil
spremlia oddelek voiaStva z nasa'
jenimi bajoneti. Ma vsakem pro
storu stoii strata. Cello ma strehl
poslopia ie oddelek StraznikOy.
PrviG zgodOvini rusllih cerkva
Sc ie zgodilo, da bOdO pOsvetm "a
kladi, katere so "ubOgi " ruskl
popje in menihi pobrali pObOznm
tepcem. bill zares koristni. DOsle.
so Sc z mimi mastili "sveti Oeet,
je", Odslei bodo reSevali hvllenJs
gladu umiraiOcim OtrOkOm. Ce bi
elovek mogel sedai pOgledati me-
besa, bi opazil tam odObravanje
ker lie peklu Sc obSOia ia Odlok
ruske Wade no da, V peklu IN V
duhovniSkih krogih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
STRELA NAPRAvILA VELIK
POzAR.

Strela lie udarila eistilniSke
raprave Tidewater Oil druzbe '
Constable Hooku, Bayonne, n. j.
v katerih so 6istili mineralno Ollie.
Sfreli 80 sledil pozar, ki ie napra-
VII velikansko Skodo, cenieno od
omega do dveh milionov dolariev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16
RUSI ZMANJSUJEJO
ARMADA.

Zavezniski zastopniki V Rigi sc
izvedeli, da ie zacela ruska vlads
zmaniSevati svoio armada. Vojake
odpuSSGGa in posilia domov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-16

veselega cloteka, ter ie dial napra-
viii IL ME case, izkatere ie pil Vi
no. Pesnik lie tel casi posvetil tudi
nel1aj svojih stihov.
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representatives. who know gas"
holding cmphatically to the view
that chemical warfare gases form
a method Of wasing war similar to
The older forms"
The subcommittee brought in no
cohciusion or recommendation, and
MIR. Hughes then turned 10 the re-
port OF pcrshing subcommittee on
chemical warfare of the American
advisory committee. unanimously.
approved by the advisory committee
itsclf. urging adjustment of gas
warfare in the following resolution:
Want International Lnw.
That chemical warfare, including
the use OK gases whether toxic or
nontoNic. should be prohibited by
international agreement and should
be classcd with such unfair methods
OF warfare as poisoning wells, in
Producing germs OF disease and
other methods that are abhorrcnt in
modern warfare"
Nr. Hughes read also rcpor,
from the land armament committee
of the advisory committee declar-
ing:
Chemical warfare should be abol :
ished among nations as abhorrcnt to
civilization. II is a cruel, unfair and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
VIOLATION OF NAVAL WARLAW
BRANDED AS ACT OF PIRACY
Continued From First Page

voluminous treaty that will he re.
dufrcd to- cover the naval under
standings. /, may be put forth as
separate product OF the conference
If final approval Is given the Root
prohibitory resolution. 1t seemed
more likely, however. that it would
20 into the general treaty soon to
be laid before the armament COM
mittcc for final action.
Rcnrrnngc Root Formula.
There was Encouragement today
OF the Root formula for curbins
submarine operations against mer-
chant craft. AS Tie proposal came
from the armament committee. I,
was divided into four separate art
iclcS.
me FIRST rcStatcd in brief language
the accepted rules OF naval warfare
applying TO merchant ships. and
specihcaiiH applied these rules To
submarines. The second asked nd
hcrcnce OF all nations TO this re-
affirmation Of international law. Tho
third proposed new principle OF
international law prohibiting use OF
submarines as commerce. destroyers
coupled with an agreement among
inc i've powers To adopt this rule as
among themselves Immediately. The
fourth was that approved today. in
voklnS the rule of piracy ayains,
naval commanders violating the de-
CARED laws OF war.
As rcarrangcd later. piracy, rule
Incomes No. 3. and is coupled M,
Win numbers ! and .. the purpose
Doing. 1t was explained. To seek
world agreement on that principle
as In Immediate extension of the cx-
is'inG laws of war 1t could not be
applied. 1t was said. as to violations
OF the new proposal to ban sub
marines entirely as commerce raiders
until that had been accepted by the
world.
Discuss Poison Gas.
me rcarrangemcnt left the pro-
posal to ban submarine destruction
OF commercial craft standing sep
arate as No in the Root submarine
formula group. And with the com
pietion OF the agreement on these
-FOUR statements through acceptance
OF the piracy rule modified so as to
apply TO all naval commanders and
not alone TO commanders OF sub
marines as originally drawn. the
committee passed to the poison gas
discussion.
Secretary Hughes called up the
subject. presenting first tho report OF
tho subcommittee appointed to deal
with new agencies OF war 1t showed
disagreement among the experts
who considered the subject on the
question as TO whether gas warfare
should he wholly abolished There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07

Try This Menu
breakfast.
Stewcd Pruncs
Minced Fish on Toast Egg sauce
Cereal Coffee
Luncheon.
Vegetable Soup
Melted Cheese on Toas, Cereal
Beverage.
Dinner
Spaghetti Rice puddip,,
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a Picturesque Program

for one evening To Law asId. IN.
..ani'lons and forms of w.s,.rn
ci'i!izahon, OF Western art ana ar.
in"spherc: for one evening 10 re-
aiiZc the strangely different drama
ana music and pocty OF Japan-tbis
~ inc experience made possible by
MT. ana Mrs. NJ. Ongawa. They nrc.
sent an unusual and picturcsnuc nro-
gram. showing the artistic side Of
life In Japan
included in this entertainment.
arc number OF dances. prcscn,,l
Ton OF Feminine Fashions several
songs and other musical numbers
ana play. The play. called The
FOX Woman Is story OF witch
craft founded on legend OF ola
Japan, says bulletin OF the BROOK
lyn institute OF Arts and Sciences
the program seems, indeed. tn omen
VIDE gate which leads from The
world of every day into a charmed
realm of fancy and artistic delight
Thc art OF Japan has fascina
t'on all Its own, and it's influence
upon the art Of other nations is one
which constantly makes for the
elimination Of false standards. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
IN AND our or TOWN.


Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexander Cameron
Jr.. of Richmond. are among the late
arrivals a, Hotel Traymorc. Atlantic
CITY.
Miss 1.ilyan Gilliland. who has
bceh spending the holidays visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Young nt
The Mount Vernon. has returned to
her home In South Boston.
MTE. T. ST. Silcott. or this city. Il.
tho guest OF Mrs. S. T.. Gnluand in
South Boston.
Mrs. Fi,zwnllcr and Miss Fitz-
waller, who have been spending
several days at the Jefferson Hotel.
have left for Jacksonville. Fla.
NJ. and Mrs. George l.. Corbin and
MISS Florence Ingram. Of Richmond.
were guests at the home OF Mrs. II.
j. ingram. in South Boston, during
Christmas.
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was. however, the report said agree
ncnt in the sui committee on certain
points reached more or less unani- :
inousiy. The points Of agreement,
with necessary notifications. inciud-
ed the statements that no nation
dared risk an agreement which might
prevent it's preparedness to deal with
an INSCRIPTIONS enemy" who might
resort TO gas warfare.
That attempted prohibition of such
warfare might cause "misunderstand-
ihgs, since many high explosives
used in shells produce gas fatalities.
although not intended as gas shells.
which might lead to the charge that
gas was being used and retaliation.
Restriction Not Practicable.
That restriction of research for
new war gases is not practicable.
That restriction Of manufacture OF
potential gas supplies is not prac-
ticahlc for economic reasons.
That while 1t was possible to Con
fine the action of chemical warfare
gases the same as high explosives
ana other means of carrying on war"
there was disagreement among the
experts as to the difficulties OF car
rying this out. there being less
doubt az to the ability TO confine
these gases among the Japanese ana
Italians who know less about them
| than among the American. British
and French experts. Thoroughly ac-
duainted with chemical warfare
gases"
That Limitation of kinds of gases
through their effects on human be-
ings was not possible. only limita
ton as Ia the use OF gas against
cities or other civil communities ana
freedom In their employment against
armed enemy forces being practical
lie
That the committee was divided as
TO whether gas warfare was similar
TO any other weapon of war. again
tho British. American and French
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improper uso Of science. 1t is
irauIht with the gravcst danger To
nonc"mbatants and dcmoraIizcs the
better instincts OF Humanity"
This report. Mr.. Hughes said. WINS
signed by General Pershing as head
OF the land armament committee OF
inc advisory committee, and alsc
adopted by the advisory committee.
sun another American report con-
ucmninS gas warfare was presented
by Mr.. Hughes. This time IL was
the general board OF the navy that
spoke. Rear-Admiral Rodgers sign
ing the document. II opened with
the question to be considered:
should gas warfare be pro
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Try little grated cheese In your
potato salad.
dainty way to serve potato salad
Is In cclair cases.
"tc q mildewcd article and rub
on II mixture Of equal parts OF
soap and chalk. Place I'm sun.
Dried pedches. raIsins. walnut
meats, sugar and lemon and orange
juice make delicious conserve.
II potatoes are shaken while
AFTER they have been cooked and
drained they Will become mcaly.
Calves ana lambs heart, boi,cd
ana combined with onions make n
GOOD ana inexpensive lunch dish.
Try maple sugar. with n few drop.
y. maple havoring In your corn
se"rch and saso pudding. Serve cold.
KUN elastic through q hem al,
around piece OF netting. This
makes 4 good hy screen for baby.g
coach. ~
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hibitcd?" ...-
answer" tho report conth,un,i.. !.
with naval brevity, yes" Ssts{
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SOCIlII::. II Y

MIR. and Mrs. u. ii. Ellington. OF 1917
Monument Avenue. have issued ln-i-
tations for tho wedding reception of
their daughter. Virginia Clarke, to
neorse Iheron Link. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward a. Link, of Bingham
ton, n. Y. Tho wedding will be cole
DRAFTED on the evening of January %
at $3.50 o'clock I'm tho home of the
Drido's parents. with only small
company OF guests present. and adj
ditional guests have been invited to
tho reception ut o'clock.
Attend Dances.
A number of Richmond girls have
loft for Williamsburg to attend the
mid winter dances at tho College Of
William and Mary. a dansant was
given Thursday afternoon at the col
lcsc and there were dances Thursday
and Friday evenings. The hall was
decorated In cvergreens. red flowers
and holly and stringed orchcstras
played for each dance.
Back From Abroad.
Among Americans returning home
from Europe In the past few days
WAS Gray Ekipwith. of GA w. Frank
lin Street, Richmond. Mr.. Skipwith
arrived at New York on Sunday last
on the American line from Hamburg.
IntcrcstInE Lecture.
One OF the most interesting events
III cuuchtional circles next week Will
be the lecture By Charles Iueblin.
noted publicist and speaker. who will
be heard Wednesday night at S:l5
o'clock. on what liz "A Democracy"
The distinguished visitor comes to
richmond under auspices Of the
Council OF Jewish Women. and will
De introduced TO his audience by
Judge Charles =. ficdclson. His Ice
turc is In the general interest OF cdu-
cation and takes place In the audi
torium Of John Marshall High School.
10 which the public IL invited. cspc-
cially students. club women and men
desiring 10 keep abreast OF the times.
Mrs. Alvin IL. liutzlcr is chairman
OF the committee arranging a course
OF public lectures. of which that by
air. Zueblin is q part. Those TO fol-
low are: The Wars OF the Future"
by VIII Irwin. who speaks here Jam
uhry 3o The Making of a Maya
zine. By S. s. Mcclure. the publisher.
schcdulcd for February c: Present
Day Conditions In I.ussia," by Prin-
cess Cantacuzcne Epcransky, March
II, and on April II. Beatrice Herford
VIII appear in hor la,cs: and most
popular monoiogucs. Each entertain
mont Viii take place at the high
school. and viii be for the bencti, OF
tho public
Quiet Wedding.
MISS Hager Jcffcrhs and George
~. Tricc. both Of Biscoe. were mar
REQ December 81, at the Baptist
parsonage at Burlington. nv Rev. r.
w Page. The couple will make
their home n, Riscoe