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The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-19
A Striking Cape.

Black and white. that most striking
Of combinations and one Of the favor.
ties Of the season, makes q dashins
cape suit trimmed with white soutache
braid In long straps that hang loosely
from the shoulder and are caught nm.
der the hem Of the cane.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-19
c.+erpllIars Destroy Woods.

Regina, Sask.-Caterpillars have
eaten up so square miles of forests In
the Kipling district near here. Scarce
" green leaf remains and the dis
trict presents the stark appearance Of
a winter scene, forestry officials say.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-19

with Of this heco which now win rise
Berne and his father Emile
hop on from the roofs OF
hicopter and controls OF an ordinary
replacing the WINGS ana I'M
eae acting controls with
plane The two large prpeers
ssy pull the plane small propeller giving the horizontal
Sf#s
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-19

showing VoneIiAn 1AooeT "0S~'
uses fine hemstitching. fine tucking,
and narrow cire braids for the con-
tinuous vertical trimming on these
dresses with puffed collars.
The crepe de chine dress shows no
sign of wane. The georgette crepe is
a close rival for dressy afternoon
wear, but crepe de chine Is pre-emi-
nent from standpoint Of general
use.
The latest novelty is sheer fabric
which will be used as fall novelty
to replace the cotton handmade
dresAes of the summer. Dresses made
of this wool crepe are beautifully
hand-drawn in patterns exactly match.
ing those noted In crepe de chine and
cotton voiles.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-19
Put On Your Own Price.

Every one stamps his own value on
himself.-The price we challenge for
ourselves is given us.-Man II made
great OF little by his own will.-Schii-
Ter.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-08-19

Jackets are trimmed with bandings
and cuffs and collars Of plaid silk.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

get A. Bonar Law. former chancellor
Of the exchequer, to lead the political
uprising against the premier, but he
declined.
In connection with the political
warfare the interesting news came
from Belfast today that Lord Car
son formerly Sir Edward Carson)
plans to give up his law lordship
in order to resume his political
activities on the firing line. He is
a Unionist and is opposed to Lloyd
George on account of the latter's
Irish policy.
The so-called "Northcliffe press'
now controlled by Lord Rother.
mere, says that the political sit
uation IL yeering and that Lloyd
George is now willing to put off
the general election until January
instead OF holding It the first of
November.
Colonial Secretary Winston
Churchill will be out OF political
activities for some time. His i'll.
ness. which was first supposed to
be inflammation of the lining OF
the stomach and intestines. today
was diagnosed as appendicitis.
He probably will undergo an
operation which will keep him from
the political arena for at least a
month.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

support behind the candidacy OF B.
l.. Rosenbloom, Republican, OF the
First district.
Busy In 80 States.
The list indicates activities already
under way in thirty-five States. II
includes the names Of 202 Senatorial
and Congressional aspirants, repre-.
senting large numbers in each Of the
two great political parties. All are
regarded by the association as hav-
ing taken a stand acceptable TO its
views. Many are now In Congress,
and the reelection OF these VIII no.
serve to swell the wet element IN the
National Legislature. Mr.. Hlnckley
figures, however. that II SUCCESS at-
tends the vigorous campaign that ls
being prosecuted by HIS organiZa'
ton, the ranks Of the vets in con-
gress will be increased by seventy
to seventy-five over the present num-
Der.
In some instances, the list con-
tains the names of both Republican
and Democratic candidates In a par
ticular district. In such cases, Mr.
Hinckiey explained. 1t is the inten'
ton of the Association to maintain
an impartial attitude as between
such rivals, although the organiza.
ton Is inclined to lean to the liberal
candidate already in Congress.
Anti.SalOOn League Tactics.
In general, the Association has
stolen a leaf from the tactics Of the
Anti-Saloon League in It's campaign
plans, and, according to its
officials. confidently looks for an
even greater degree OF success to
follow, once a liberal candidate Is
assured Of vigorous and unremitting
support along organized lines from
the liberal element in his own Con.
gressional district, backed up by
similar support throughout the en-
tire country.
Subject to Revision.
In making public the list Of candi-
dates today. Secretary Hinckley said:
"It should be understood that this
Is a preliminary list. subject to re-
vision and expansion as the cam
paign develops.
"It should be further distinctly un.
derstood that the associations in
dorsement of a candidate does not
necessarily mean that he has d.
rectly advocated our platform; it does
mean. however, that. for reasons sat
is.actory TO us. we are willing to in
dorse him.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
TOR|ESL|NEUP
FOR Attack ON
LLOYD GEORGE
Coalition and "Die Hard
Wings vainIy Seeking Leader
Against Premier.
BY DAVID NJ. CHURCH.
international News Service.

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-Both wings OF
the Tory party were busy recruiting
their full strength today in prepara;
ton for the struggle which will come
tomorrow when the members vote
whether to support the coalition gov
ernment of Lloyd George or with
draw.
Austen Chamberlain. a Tory, and
government spokesman In the House
of Commons. has asked the party to
support the premier. II the vote
goes against Chamberlain sugges-
ton tomorrow II will be tantamount
to withdrawal of the Unionists from
the coalition government.
It was reported during the after
noon that the "Coalitionists
IL. those supporting the Lloyd George
ministry-were gaining strength.
Leader Hard to Get.
The Tory Idle hards" are finding
it difficult to get some one TO lead
the Lloyd George revolt. Lord Derby,
former secretary of state for war,
and later ambassador to France, was
offered this honor" but he refused
it. Then the die hards" tried to
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
VETS START
DRIVE To GAIN
NEWCONCRESS
Headquarters Are Opened and
Campaigns Will Be Pressed
In Several States.

A nationwide drive to secure
the election Of congressional
candidates who are in favor Of
modifying the Volstead act was
started in Washington today by
the Association Against the Pro-
hibition Amendment, which has
headquarters in every state.
Definite plans were completed
today and the campaigns already
begun in the several states will be
carried on without let:up until
election day next month.
List Of Candidates.
As an indication OF the efforts that
will be made to secure the election Of
wet candidates for Congress, G. c.
Hinckley, national secretary OF the
association. today issued n partial
list of the candidates who will be &C.
lively supported by his organization.
In Maryland the association has
indorsed Charles J. Butler, Repub-
lican, in the First district; Millard
f. Tydings. Democrat. in the Second
district; both Congressman John
Phillips Hill. Republican. and his
Democratic opponent, Antony ].
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

Dimarco. In the Third district, which
covers part Of Baltimore; Congress
man J. Charles LinthicuIn. Democrat.
Fourth district; c. NJ. Roberts. Dem
ocrat, and Congressman Sydney z.
Mudd. Republican, Fifth district, and
Frank w. Mish, Democrat, who is
seeking. to unhorse Congressman
Fred n. Zihlman. the dry member.
Congressman J. T. Deal. Of the
Second district. and Congressman
H. St. George Tucker. Of the Tenth
district. are are favorites Of the as
ISOLATION in Virginia. In West Vir-
ginia the association 10 putting its
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
U.S.. ENJOYS In Europe
Gather In. Berlin
For Conference
Ny Universal Service.

BERLIN. OF. 18.-Ameri-
can diplomatic representatives
in Middle and Western Europe
are assembling in Berlin this
week for a conference called
by Ambassador Houghton.
They will discuss matters af-
fecting their particular terri
tories and decide upon a policy
Of closer cooperation in the
discharge Of diplomatic func-
tions.
The first meeting will be
held Friday. The participants,
in addition to Ambassador
Houghton will be Theodore
Brentano, minister to Hungary;
Albert Washburn, minister to
Austria; Joseph Grew, minister
to Switzerland; Hugh Gibson,
minister to Poland; General
Allen, commander of the Rhine
forces; Commander Koehler,
Naval attache in Poland; and
w. K. Castle, chief of the
State Department for Western
European affairs who is now
visiting the capitals under his
jurisdiction.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
GIRLS At COLLEGE
TURN BOoTBLAcKS

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-To the ranks
of the millionaire newsboy and the
capitalist rag picker there was
added today another paradox Of in.
dustry, when Miss Elsa Ellison and
Miss Constance Croonenbergha A..
sophomores at the University OF
Chicago, hung out their shingle as
shoe sinners In Ida Noyes Hall, the
university woman's building.
Both girls are members Of the
Sign of the Sickle, an honorary so.
ciety, but they maintain everyone
should work and the law Of supply
and demand seems to have chosen
them as polishers of shoes.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
Syrup Pepsin Helps
" Nature Give Relief
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE

.ss.s.. Tss:."s' WS.,.e & esss"li ss" sss s s:1 sa
,oorily Iaraiise dial anyone in iSe
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;. :s"ps Tti sGtit .no'.sSSt .c ;SJ for 2" sdssuais
1Sa,s.. .si "Is BE- " r. &c.; 3. c.s.i e .frd SIS
WashinstOn ST.. Monticello. Ilinois.
Do Il no,pi
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

years. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin Is compound Of Egyptian
SIENNA and pepsin with pleasant
tasting aromatics, and docs not
cramp or gripe. Every druggist
handles IL, and bottles are so gen.
erous that the cost amounts TO
only about q cent a dose. You
buy It with the understanding
that If it does not do as claimed
your money will be refunded. The
names of all the ingredients are on
the package.
Mrs. A. Arceneaux OF Orange,
Texas, suffered from constipation
for six years and found no relief
until she took DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin; and Mrs. Gus
Anderson of Ball, Kans., corrected
her bowel trouble so that she now
eats and sleeps normally. Bring
a bottle of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin into your own home and
let the family use it for consti-
patton, biliousness, wind, gas,
headaches. flatulency, and to
break up fevers and colds.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
Ettenrer Battery Service. Inc, 14I7
Irving st. n. W.
Eureka Auto supply Co., 1922 14th
st. ". w.
McCurdy Brothers. $3.50 Georgia
Ave. ". W.
Walton Battery Co., 1908 18th 81.
: N. W.
;Nertheast battery shop. 1000 18th
sc. y. II.
Julius Herbert sRicley. CSC Penn
syIvania Ave. 3. u.
w n. Robinson. s2t lfth ~. ~. w.
l.. s,allinEs. 500 New Jerscy Ave.
The Eiectr,c ster.S. battery Co..
Is9S-Ss l. -. n. W.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

MAINLAND.
Ednor. Bond brothers,
Indian Head, Roland J. Carpenter,
waldorf. Orem Motor Co.
Rockville, SUBURBAN Electrical 90.
VIRGINIA.
Appaiachia, Smyth Garage,
Clifton Forge, Shetland Motor Car
Ceesurr. Ceebura Storage battery
Bristol. Marion Auto Service Ce,
Bridgewater, ID. q, Thomas.
Cape Charles, Cape Charles Ma
Charisstssviiic. Irving Way Hill O..
Coyingten, W, h, Csrper.
Fredsrick sburG, J. r. Rowe, lr.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

that mercury may salivate and in
certain conditions loosen the
teeth; that phenolphthalcin, by
whatever name known and how
ever disguised in candy, may
cause dermatitis and other skin
eruptions; that salt waters and
powders may concentrate the
blood, dry up the skin and cause
lassitude.
You can take DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin yourself or give it
to a babe in arms, as thousands of
mothers do every day, with the
confidence that it is the safest
and best medicine you can use
for constipation and such COM
plants. A teaspoonful will re-
lieve you over, night even If the
constipation has been chronic for
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

Send the coupon for . To-Day Tuba
Note how clean your teeth feel after using.
Mark the absence Of the viscous film. SEQ
how teeth whitsn a. tho flm-eoats dis-
appear.
That test viii be delightful. It's results
win be revelation to you. II may lead,
for you and yours, to lifelong benefits.
Cut out the coupon now.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
You Are Welcome
To this To-Day Test

Send the coupon for it.
This test will bring you =
new conception. of what clean
{. tseth mean.
= Within one week you will
see and feel results that old
methods cannot bring. And
you win always want them.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
You SEQ the results In
moro snniles

Look about In any circle. Note how
many pretty teeth you see Note how pso-
pie show them when they anila Every
where you can see the results Of thia now
Aim eonnbatant. ... '".
And those whittier teeth mean elesner,
safer teeth. Tho teeth's great enemies are
effectively eombated.' II means that Jour
children can better avoid tho troubles
that you may have suffered
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

and coal-tar in the
form of phenol
when q natural
vegetable COM
pound like DR..
Csldwell's Syrup
Pepsin will do the
work equally well
and without dan
ger. Pc ople
ahnnId raaliza
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
Visit the nearest Exide Service Station

Harrisenbarr. Eride Service Sta
tlOn.
Leesburs, Lambert Meter Co.
Norton, LittOn Motor Co.
ReedyiiIe, Palmer 4 Moore.
Baltsyille, sauls q McNew.
Btaunton, staunton Battery Shop.
strasburE, q, w. Edmonds,
station.
warsaw-warner q Thomas.
winohestsr, r. n. Reynolds Co.
WEST VIRGINIA
Biuefieid, Motor Sales %.
Buakhannop, Koon \ Brewster
Aterase battery Co,
Chariestswn, Chariestewn Battery
service Station.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
This Added Charm
AT your command now-prettier teeth

methods have been found. One acts to
eurdle film, one to remove it. And this is
done gently, day by day, without the use
Of harmful grit.
Able authorities have amply proved
these methods. Now leading dentists, all
the world over, are advising their daily
use.
A new-type tooth paste has been ere
ated, based on modern research. It brings
other and new desired effects, and avoids
some old mistakea The name Is Pepso-
dent In that scientific tooth paste are
embodied those two great Aim combatants
Old methods wrong
Modern research also shows that tooth
pastes based on soap and chalk are wrong.
Being alkaline, they reduce the salivary
fiow. They reduce the starch digsstant In
the saliva. That 10 there to digest starch
deposits which may otherwise ferment
and form aeida
They reduce the alkalinity of the saliva,
which 10 there to neutralize the acids
which cause tooth decay.
Pepsodcnt correets those errors. 1t
multples the starch digostant, multiplies
the slkalinity. Thus evory use gives mani
fold power to Natures great tooth-pro-
teeting forces in the mouth.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

Nothing you can add to beauty means
% much a. prettier teeth. Millions now
attain them In . new way. Dainty people
of some fifty nations employ this method
now.
But It means far more than beauty. II
means cleaner, safer teeth. Leading dem
lists everywhere are urging its adoption.
This 10 to urge you, In fairness to your
cell, to see the results of this method.
That dinsy film
Your teeth are coated With q viseous
6lm. You can feel II with your tongue.
Il elinss to teeth, gets between the teeth
and stays. Most tooth troubles and most
dingy teeth are now traced to film.
Film absorbs stains, making the teeth
look cloudy. 1t holds food substance
which ferments and forms acids. II holds
the acids In contact with the teeth to
cause decay.
Germs breed by millions In Il. They,
with tartar, are tho chief cause of pyor-
rhea. All these troubles have been con-
stantly increasing, despite all care, because
the ordinary tooth paste cannot effec-
lively fight flm.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
RADIO
Get an Erfde Radio battery
for your radio set

Whatever make Of battery 10
In your car. you esn be con-
hdent Of ski!fui repair WORK,
fair prices. and Tesponsibis
advice at the nearest Exids
Service Station.
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
New methods now

Dental science has long been seeking
ways to fight that Aim. Two effective
The Washington times., 1922-10-18
Try Il when . LAXATIVE b sesdsd and
see the woadsrfui results

TT is not necessary to take a
lviolent physic for so simple an
ailment as constipation. Yet
many thoughtless parents give
mercury in the form of calomel,
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

ClarksburE, Clsrksbars Tire Co.
Fairment, Knight Electric Co.
Grafton. battery Service Station.
Hinton, Hinton Garage and sales
Co.
MartinsburE. n. W. Sutton.
MorEantown. Forest o. shriver.
Nerthfork, Hin Motor %,
Psrkersburs, W, q. Lleyd
Philippi, Main Street Garage.
Point Pheasant, Ftlsen Buick 90.
Princeton, Exide Battery Service
Station,
nenccverte, The Re.eevsrte 0arass.
Welch, Hill Motor 60.
Weston. smith Grant Co.
Williamson. Williamson Ante and
Truck Co.. Inc,
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TEZCE ZRANEN "a VYBU.
CHU DESTILACNlHO
| APARATU.

5O-ti gallonovy destilacni
aparat zpGsobil v dome 1871
Sojka ave. vybuch, kterym byl
3O-lety Mack Gerandasy vyho-
zen oknem dvacet stop dale
ko do zadniho dvorku. Budo-
va byla rozvracena a krone
toho nemalo ohrozena matka
Sc ctyfmi detmi, bydlicf v pri-
zemi. Kolejedouci autoistka,
Isl. R1zena Paulova raneneho
sebrala a dovezla do nemoc-
nice sv. Alexe, kde zraneni ne
St astneho destilatera prohla.
seno bylo "a velice vazne, ale
nikoli zivotu nebezpecne. Ma
misto byli povolani policiste
hasici, kteri povstaly pozar u.
hasili, ale skoda obnasi pree
as $500. Vinopalna byla u.
mistena ma prvnim poschodi
kde v rozvalinach nalezeny
zbytky aparatu, jakoz 38 su.
d1 kvasiva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

konferenci " Lausanne, We
Svycarsku, zejmena, aby recke
ostrovy Mytilene a Chios v E.
gejskem mort proti pobfezi
Male Aisle vydany byly Ture-
|cku d aby Tur9cku bylo dovo-
leno vyrovnavati sve dluhy
bez jakehokoli vmesovani Sc
spojencd do jeho financnich
zalezitosti.
Pariz, 7. listopadu. Dope
Sc cd reckeho generalniho
konsula v Beirutu, die sdeleni
ze zdejsiho reckeho vyslane-
ctvi, pravi, ze Turci spalili re-
cke zajstce v Cesareji a pobili
krest'anske obyvatele v onom
meste. Osm reckych dIstoj-
nikG bylo zastreleno ma rozkaz
Kemala paSi ma obvineni z po-
ruseni pravidelf zajateckeho
tabora.
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NOvY vYPOMOCNY
SPOLEK.
sTRANlE !. :

The Anglo-American Savings
and Loan Co., Zalozena kapi-
talem $1,OOO,OOO s dtednfky a
dosavadnimi podilnfky vetsi-
nou ceskosloyenske narodno-
sti, timto I'VE vsechny Cecho-
Slovaky k upisovani dilci (l-
Gastni) v zakladnim kapitalu.
Upisovanf pokracuje velmi ry-
chile a proto neodkladejte,
chcete-li Sc stat podilnfky v
teto ziskuslibne Uporne a PHI
covni spolecnosti.
Ma pozadani zasleme Yam
blizsi vysvetlenf, 1pisni listinu,
neb naseho jednatele. Ufedni-
ky jsou pp.:
j. j. Jirasek, president; Pc
ter Sekerak, mistopresident; A.
C. Trutta, tajemnik; M. c..
Stehlick, vyp. tajemnfk. V fidi-
telske rad6 zasedajf .pp.: DR..
F. Novak, j. A. Uswicz, j. We
nezko, A. Laska, P. Benco, J..
Korniet, R. w. Sanborh, prav--
mix.
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|KREJCOVSKE DELNICTVO
u PRINTZ BIEDERMAN co.
Sc DOVOLAVA SMLOUVY.

Nedavne spojeni velkych
tovaren ma vyrobu damskych
odevI, The Printz Biederman
Co. a The H. Black Co. vyza-
duje take, ably semknuto bylo
i delnictvo sloucenych firem v
pevnou unii, jez by novy ten
to trust donutila svoji ucele.
nosti, aby podepsal delhi
ctvem smlouvu, kterou by po'
mocnictvu zarucen byl netOli.
ko slusny lidsky plat, ale
podminky ostatni, jez az do.
sud prisne kritiky nesnesly.
Jen silna organisace vsak
tohoto mIze dokazatii ma de-
nictvu samem jest, aby pozna-
10, jaka moe jest v sjednoce-
nj. Prislusna Unie sice vzrI-
sta, jak pravi jeji manager
Perlstein, ale mali d6lnictvo
vyhrati, must stati v nerozbor-
mem siku. Firma dohodu po-
depsati musi, nema-li dojiti k
stavce. Jak Sc oznamuje, "a
nasi Sc zavod myslenkou zridi-
ii dilny v mensich mestech,
kde by Sc nasli nezapracovane
a neorganisovane silly pracujr-
ci "a pomerne malou mzdu,
rekrutujici Sc hlavn6 z d.
vek farmarskych, jez by Sc
chapaly tohoto prilezitostneho
vydelku ma 1kor d6lnictva or
ganisovaneho. V6c tax samo-
zreima, re by snad ami tax dd-
tklivych vyzev nemelo byti po-
treba.
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VYSLEDKY VOLEB " OKRE-
SU A v MESTE.

! Ranni dosle zpravy, kdy zna
my ,byly volebnf vysledky do
sud- len ze 405 prscinktl q
celkov6ho poctu 994 precink'
td) jsou as nasledovnf:
Pro Wallace odevzdano by.
10 1886 a pro Krause 1924
hlasI, oba Sc uchazeli o misto
okresniho klerka.
Kandidati okresnfho serif.
stvi; Stannard 31,456; - Bal
20.O36 hlasI.
Auditor: Zangerle 3O,918-
Stinebough 1878 hlasG.
Komisar ma dlouhe obdobi;
Zmunt. 1882, Hanratty 21..
238 hlasI.
Ma termin kratsi pax obdr.
Eel Goldenbogen 26.9O6, Kamp
21.125 hlasG.
Pokladnikem patrne zGsta-
ne Mcbride, jenz Sc prave le-
ci v nemocnici sv. Alexise, w.
kazuje vetsinu 1889 HAST
mad 19,026 hlasy odevzdanych
We prospech mestskeho radni-
no Damma.
Ma lrad rekordera obdrzel
Newell 28,763 a Cowley 49,
568 hlasd.
Zememeric Lander 39.997 a
Russell 17.461 hlasI.
Navladni Stanton 35.525 a
Shannon 1910 hlasI.
Koroner Hammond, 31.427,
Budwig 1927 hlasl.
Pro zmenu prohibicniho do
datku We prospech piva a vina
zaznamenany jsou z naSeho O.
kresu zpravy velice priznive,
|celkovy vysledek byl vsak je-
ste pred polednem ma vazkach.
We dvou stech dvacfti peti
precinktech odevzdano bylo
|24,932 HAST We prospech zme-
ny, kdezto zakazovaci sehnali
jen 1904 hlasI. Dluzno vsak
mfti ma pameti, ze nedosly w.
sledky z precinktd, kde strana
prohibicnf ocekava velkou pre-
vahu.
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MAJl. UDRzETI TURKY
MA UZDE.
Tato moe dana spojeneckym
komisaffdm vCafihradS.

Cafihrad, z. listopadu. -
Spojenecti komisari Carihra
de obdrzeli plnou moe prohla-
siti stav oblezeni neb podnik-
nouti jakekoli kroky, jez u
znaji "a nutne k zachovani po-
radku. Odpoved' v tom smy-
slu obdrzeli cd svych vlad ma
telegraficke dotazy, jak NELL
|by sc zachovati v krisi povstav-
81 nejposlednejsfm vystoupe-
MIN Kemalovym prohlase-
MIN vlady tureckych Macdonald
stu v Carihrade. Komisari jsou
splnomocneni vystoupiti co nej
razneji proti kazdemu poruse-
nj smlouvy v Mudanii uzavfe-
ne.
Britove, Francouzi a Italo-
We jsou rozhodnuti zaraziti mo-
hutne hnuti, jez Mustafa Ke-
NAL pasa uvedl v pohyb. Bri-
tove nikdy nezmensili svoji o.
strazitost .nyni. francouzske
valecne lodi jsou ma ceste, ably
lie sesilily.
Gen. Harrington, vrchni We
litel britickeho vojska, ozna-
mil Rafelu pasovi, novemu gu
vern6ru, ze mcdowell zadneho
uchvaceni spojenecke autori-
ty a Rafel vysvetloval, re po-
zadavky o vyklizenf Carihra-
du spojeneckym vojskem a ji-
ne dstupky prisly Cd vlady v
Angore. Kemalovci Sc poku-
sill pfevzfti vyb{F&nf ella, a.
vsak Britove rozh zhodIi. ze to.
budou nadale vykonavati.
Vyvolani tri dodatecnych
tffd. tureckych brancd nevzbu-
zuje zadnych zvl&stnfch obav
v kruzfch spojeneckych.
Malta, Z. listopadu. Ze
spolehlivych pramenn bylo
zjisteno, ze dalsi turecke po-
zadavky budou pfedlozeny ma