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ANUL XvII.-NO. 229.

din banii Statului pentru propa-
ganda in streinatate 81 ca nu in
vita 81 el streinii sd ne viziteze
tara, dar propaganda pentru care
cheltueSte guvernul Bratianu Sc
face nu pcntru ridicarca prcsti-
giului tarii 81 infirmarea calom-
niilor ridicate impotriva tarii, ri
pentru preamarirea guvernului
liberal 81 dinastiei Bratianu. La
Niena 81 la Budapcsta ma fost
atacat accst guvern 81 aceasta di-
nastie. ci fost calomniata tara -
81 interesele tarii 81 ale neamului
nu joaca nici un rol inaintea celor
carl ci insist insulta aceasta tara
prin dispretuirca lcgilor 81 ordi-
nei morale.
Dar lipsa aceasta de aparare
tarii 81 a intercsclor eli in streind-
tate Sc poatc constata Gu toatc
prilejurilc. Numai zilelc trecutc.
un distins publicist american Ar
thur Brisbane, care scrie pcntru
0 agcntie de presa, informatoa-
rea. alor suite de ziare americana,
a alarmat lumea de peste ocean
GU comentarea unci. tclegrame in
care era vorba dc asasinarca am
nistiatilor din Basarabia. Sa MI
mai vorbim de Italia. unde am
picrdut toate simpatiilc preset
care, in trecut, ne era mai null
decat favorabila.
Oar ian Sd ii atacat cineva Gu.
vernul Bratianu, sd yedeti cum ar
ii dat ordin de mobilizare tuturor
legarunilor noastre 81 cum ar
fl deschis fondurile sccretc ca sd
sc aretc lumii ca Europa nu are
tun guxcrn atat dc competent,
.atat de democratic 81 atat de par
famentar ca guvernul oligarhiei
liberale.
La guvernul acestei oligarhii
prlmeaza, Insa, interesele de par
It'd. 81 de aceea acest guvern tre-
bue sa piece in interesul tarii 81
|al Dinastiei.
(Din ''Patria" J.
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neaparat urmata de miscare be-
ligeranta din partea turcilor in
Asia Mica. Efectul unei astfel de
situatii va amana 81 mai multi ras-
punsul lui Kemal la nota aliatilor.
WASHINGTON, % Septic
gatinnea bulgara de aici desmin-
tit categoric svonul unei aliante in
tre Turcia 81 Bulgaria.
AIinistrul Dembay anunta Cd ce-
le douasprezece< distrugatoare anne
ricaile, carl au PRINT ieri ordin sd
piece della Norfolk La Constantine
pol, sunt: Hatfield, Gilmer, Fox,
Kane, Hopkins, Bainbridge, Nc
Farland, Overton, Sturtevant,
King, Barry 81 Goff.
ATENA, % Sept.-Trupele re-
volutionare, in frllnte ell colonelii
Plastiras 81 Gohatas, au intrat as
taxi in Atena, find primite Gu u
rale 81 Gu un entuziasm de nede-
scris.
Revolutionarii au ocupat toate
ledificiile publice 81 toate punctele
lstrategice din jurul orasului.
S'a formal un guyern proyizoriu
! din doisprezece ofiteri, carl yor
conduce Grecia tot timpul pana Ia
fQrmarea unui guvern civil.
Printul George a depus ieri Jul
ramantul, find proclamat de rege
Lal Elcnilor. Suirea sa Ia tron q
fost serbatorita, All noapte Gu elu'
minatii 81 tragere GU torte.
Pana acum domneste ordinea ces
mai perfecta 81 Sc crede Cd revolu'
Itionarii sult pc deplin stapani pt
situate. Ri au luat administratis
in mana 81 sc crede "a vor forms
un cabinet in timp de patrnzeci s
lopt de ore. Sc zice Cd comandsn
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La Constantinopol predomina,
parerea ca situatia nu mai e atat
de critica, pc timp ce turcii 'au
fnvoit la ramanerea stramtorii in
neutralitate in decursul conferintei
de pace. Tn alt pllnct favorable
pacii e cd generalul Harrington
crede 81 acum in moderatia lui
Kemal. Dansul la TRIMS All o
radiograna la Smirna, spunandu-i
ca dorea sd alba ,amandoi o grab
llica intrevedere, lasandu-l pc Ke-
NAL sd aleaga locul .intalnirei.
Guvernul englez STA amanat ris
punslll la nota Rusiei pana va We
dea ce intorsatura iau lucrurile.
Nh Sc site pana acum ce vederi are
cabinetul fata de noua situate
creata de revolutia greceasca.' Ati-
tudinea prezenta a guvernului este
aceea de asteptare a desfasurarei
evenimentelor 81 a rezultatului con-
ferintei de armistitiu.
O depese sosita della Smirna prin
Paris spune Cd Kemal ar fl dispus
sd accepte invitatia la-conferinta de
pace, dar Cd cabinetul della Angora
llu Sc invoieste 81 parlanlentul q
votat nm mare credit de razboi.
PARIS, % Sept. Politica Fran
tel iii Orient, dupa cuA STA ex-
pus-o in llota trilnisa lui Kernal
Pasa ilnpreuna Gu ceiialti aliati
ma fost schimbata intru mimic de
1ntorsatura lucrurilor din Grecia
Accasta s'a aruntat astazf dupa lll'
trunirea cabinetnlui.
Guvernul francez insa a ramal
tare ingriiat ID stirea ca grecii SUM
determinati sa apere Tracia. s.
crede ca o astfel de decisiune a
avea reactie nefavorabila asupr,
lsemalistilor, iar trilniteresl trupe
lor grecesti ia ,cstul 'rraciei 70 /
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KEMALISTII OCUPA INTREACA IONA
NEUTRA
ARMATA REVOLUTIONARY
E ACLAMATA in ATENA|

PARIS % Sept. Corespondentul agentei Havas tec-
graaza della Constantinopo Mahomed al Vlea sultanu
Turce abdcat la ron III favoarea mostenoruui prezum
tiv printul Abdul Medjid Effendi.
FL mai adauga vesea ma fos anuntaa Official pana
Printul Abdul Medid cumnatul sultanuu 81 "a n;scu
in anul 1868
CONSTANTINOPOI, % Sept.-Turcii nationalist au O.
cupat fnreaga neu din partea asatica Dardaneeor
afara de raonul Cenac, engez sau inart in pozt
Gle lupta
Guvernul turcesc de gand intrebuineze przoner
greci tree peste nmru de 10000 la lucrare de rca-
din regune devastate ale Smrnei.
SMIRNA, % Sept.-Vapoaree grecesti plutnd sub pro-
ectia steaguui american inat noape port 81 au
uat boru or 10000 de reugat 81 de vctime ale
diuu Amiraul Bristol comandanul floe englez cearca
sd salveze restul, carl numara 100000
Termenul evacuarei este fXat de auoritae turcesti
pana la so sepembre Amralu Bristol spera sd obte pre-
ungca acestu een asel poata scoate de acoo pc
toti cei ranas in dezolare.
LONDRA, % Sept.-O depese trimisa de agena FIX
change Telegraph din Paris anuna paramentu della An
inrunt in sesune secrea horit notficarea u Ke-
NAL Pasa ca putuse nvo la incetare ositaor
orr asupra participated la conera pace pna ce Tucei
nu Use napoiaza oac terore luate, in conformate Gu
pactul national
englez inrunit eri astaz lar nainr
nalnte Gle anazi inrun din Sgur faptu acesta
doyada ca uaa oentuu european este cat Sc poae de
scrioasa.
Communicate preenoase au fos schmbate inre generaul
Harrington comanantu engez della Constantnopo 81 Ke-
mai Pasa arands fecare puncele ui de vedere inr un
mod amcal fnsa kemalst nci cea mai mica dispo-
zite dc asi scmba hotare lor nevond Gu nc un pret
sa-si retraga trupele din sectorul Cenac
Din contra, dupa spun ultimee tecgrame I'M non
deasament de rupe urcesi nra in zona neutra Ke-
aistii nua retraga din aceasta zon
nenand seama de notfcae engezo c declarat ca nu
vor pce Angler sa faca ortifica la anumte puncte din
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Sultanul a abdicat Ia tron

TCNO1utlOAdA du duunfdI I'd llu st
mai opun revolutiei. Ministrul de
razboiu detese urlnatorul comuni-
cat:
"Avand mandatul poporului din
Atena, Piraeus 81 imprejurimi, do
ream sd ma pui in frnntea lui 81
sa ma angajez in lupta de saliva
tronul regelui Constantin. Ca re-
zultat al unei sincere insistente din
partea regelui, care contra varsa-
rilor de sange, Ell renunt La orice
rezistenta 81 rog poporul sd sc con-
formeze 81 dorintei iubitului nostru
rege.''
All noapte a avut loc impuna-
toare demonstrate pentru Nenlze-
los. Mil de civil 81 char militari
au defilat pc strait, cantand, acla-
mand pc Venizelos 81 agitand in
aer portretul fostului premier.
Multimeasa mers in mars la lega-
tia franceza, strigand "Traiasca
Franta.''
Regele Constantin abdicat in
urma unor scene dramatice, pc
cand palatul era inconjurat de
multimea manioasa, care-i cerea
detronarea.
Numai dupa amenintarea multi
mel ca va pune mana pc rege si-i
va sfasia-numai atunci ,ln emisar
a aparut la fereastra 81 a anurtat
ahdicarek
Generalul Papoulas fusese tri-
mis- sa tratczc GU REVOLUTIONARY, in
sd vazand ca nu-i poate induplcca.
&C detese 81 el de partea lor. D'.pl
aceea prim-lninistrul trinisese I'm
al doilea parlamentar. insa multi
mea II "a volt sal asculte, 81 stsiga
mai,ioasa:
sASnntnm hotariti sa detronam
re eel ce a dus Grecia la dezastru. -
Constantin adresat poporulul
gree urmatorul mesaj:
"Ccdand dorintei poporului gree
! solemn exprimata, IN am int0rs in
Grecia in 1920 81 mi-am reluat sar-
Gina de rege. Atunci am declarat
81 ann jurat solemn ca voiu pazi GU
sfintenie articolele constituted.
"Aceasta declaratie corespuns
atat dorintei mele, cat 81 celei a
poporului grecesc, precum 81 intc-
resclor internationale ale taril noa-
sire. In limitele constituted, am
fac,lt tot ce era omeneste cu pu-
tinta pentru apara interescle ma
tiunei.
"Astazi, nenorociri regretabile
all pus tara noastra intro situate
critica, insa Grecia, ca 81 de mnlte
| orr i'll decursul istoriei Ell Gle yea-
curl, va trece din nou peste aceste
dificnltati si-si va continua inainte
calea-i glorioasa 81 brilianta, acea-
sta sigur ca daca va face fata pri.
mejdiei GU lln front unit 81 daca va
Fl ajutata de puternicii eli prieteni
Dorind sd nu las intra in
mintea nimanui ideia ca prin Sc.
derea mea la tron as Fl contribute
/ intr o masura ori cat de mica Ia
/ desbinarea Greciei 81 la suparares
prietenilor eli, am abdicat la pute
rea ce aveam ca rege.
(, Din momentul acesta regele vo
/ stru este printul George, fiul mcr
eel mai mare. Stunt sigur Cd ma
Iatiunea sc va grupa 1mprejurul lui
il va ajuta Gu toata puterea ei $
Gu prctul oricarui sacrificiu, il
nlarea 81 greaua sarcina ce sill
| Iluat.
"Cat despre mine, snht fcrici
Cd mis- a dat o alta oportunitat,
| ca sd ma sacrific din nou pentr,
i Grecis, 81 as Fl 81 mai fericit de q
I vedea ca poporul Sc grupeaza il
jurul noului rege spre q ducc pa
] ltria IL moi glorii 81 Ia noua ma
.irire.
i Sacrificiul meu mic. Stunt ga
! ia sd lupt in fruntea armatei, ds
J ca poporul gaseste ca serviciul .
i cesta este folositor patriei.
"CONsTANTIN, '''
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N
Ziarul The San Francisco Call
scric urmatoarule Gu privire la 0
avere fabuloasa ramasa ca moste-
nire unor urmasi ce Sc afla astazi
in Romania:
Iatd pOrestea unci arert uitate.
E rorbd de o dpfre care in 1901
dtingea cifra dess1 mili0anc de do
lari, dar care des ntnnci 81 pdM a.
cum crescut lay1lO de milioane.
81 acum, dupd doudseci 81 unu
de ami, Alec Latpear. Vicc-Consul
al Romdniei la Indianapolis, a in
cepM facerea ccrcetdrilor pcntru
gdsirea mosteniterilor indreptdtiti
la accastd aUersss In legdtM,G Gu
casnl acesta d-L Lnpear a venit la
San Francisco. aindc a arut IN
treredcre cu ddtocotM unuii ON
care crcde Cd este indreptdtH la o
parte din acedstT arere.
D-l Arthur W,Jonds, prOcurorul
local, f0st aatOrisot de d-l Lu-
pear sd facd pasii necesari pentru
aflare0 81 ddltndrea la un loc q tu-
tnror mostenit0,ilor afldtori IN
Statele Unite, carr sc crede cd sunt
IN numdr de rre-o trci=eci.
e r0rba de fiM uuui Rabin care
a ajuns episcop in Statelc Unite
81 care mu,lnd fd,d sd aiJd copiiii,
a Msat 0 acre delnnlioane la copiiii
rabinulm Hcrmdh Horomits din
Sem, judetul Sd5,nar, Romdnia.
Iotd catn. se,ie Malt cs Tore, an
ziar angaxsse Y " sransilgqnia, / cd
sd descope,ft m0yienrca:
"Acum saptezeci sau optzeci de
ami, rabinul Herman Horowitz din
Semi, S "a certat cu fiul sau Joseph
81 Ia alungat de acasa. Joseph a
devenit m calator fara tinta pc
fata pamantului. Ajungand in
Polonia, s'a amorezat de fata
frumoasa. GU care s'a casatorit 81
a plecat la America. Ell Sc dete
la legea crestina 81 deveni misionar
al bisericii episcopale, 81 bine in
teles, cu timpul, episcop. Familia
lui Ia pierdut urma.
Sc vede ca doua generate a
familiei Horowitz uitase ca cxista
in llme un Joseph Horowitz, fiul
unui rabin evreu, care Sc facuse
crestin.
Firul afacerei S a prins cand jul
decatorul din Semi q primit din
San Francisco cererea sd caute a
afla mostenitorii legal al episco-
pului Joseph Horowitz. Judcca
torului Use cerea in particular sd
dea informatii daca susnumitul e.
| piscop are acolo niscai copii, de
Oarece a ]asat in urma lui ayere
de 81 milioane de dolari. Aceasta
a fost in 1901.
! Sc pare ca Horowitzii din Tran.
silvania IL 'au luat aceasta in sepios
Insa mai tarziu All auzit Cd do
advocati din Sank, Polonia, au pie,
cat la America sd reclame oare
care avere cuvenita rudeniilor so
:! tiei lui Joseph Horowitz. Eli inss
n 'au putut obtine mimic din ayere
| de oarece nu puteau prezenta de
stule dovezi carl sd arate existents
81 legalitatea mostenitorilor. A
!! tunci advocatii au scris> Horowitzi
i lor din Semi, cerandu-le sd le tri
i mita orice document au in posesie
I Gu privire la familia lor, ca sd !,
J poata scoate mostenirea din Anne
| RIGA.
\ In 1916 tribuna1ul din Semi
'Iprimit noua ccrere din America
prin care Sc cepea aflarea moste
] nitorilor lui Horowitz, anuntandu
Sc de data aceasta ca mostenirc
crescuse prin dobaiixi 81 alte veni
turf, la suma de 140 milioane d
Edolari. Insa, illainte de q Sc pute
4 face ceva, a VENT razboiul, rela
Z tiunile diplomatice intre Americ
\ 81 Ungaria au fost intrerupte, I,
lucrurile an ramas balta.
Chestia fost rslnhta din no,
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Cuvernu| trebue Sd piece

Membrii conferintci interparla-
mentare tinute zilele trecutc la
Viena au fost invitati de guver-
Eul unguresc sa vizitcze Buda
pesta. Parlamentarii au acccptat
invitatia 81 au fost primiti ell
mutt alaiu, in aula fcstiva a par
lamentului, in prczcnta arhiduci.
lor Iosif 81 Ferdinand, a guvcrnu-
lui. corpului diplomatic 81
unui mare numar de parlamen-
tari unguii. A doua ii au vizitat
Capitala 81, in rindul intaiu, car
tierul dc vagoane in carl locuesc
catcva mil de 'refugiati din teri
toriile ocupate de valahi' Parla.
mentarii au fost adanc impresio.
natl de celc vazute, spun ziarelc
din Budapesta. Contele Bcthlcn,
ministrul-prcscdintc al Ungariei,
lea oferit pc urma un ceaiu, tot
III cladirca parlamentului, la care
au fost invitati, ell invitatii per,
sonale, 1850 de insi, cerindu-i-se
fiecaruia la intrarc sd prezinte
invitatia.
|. Douazeci 81 unul de State au
luat parte, prin delegati, la con.
ferinta din Viena 81 rcprezentan.
til. alor douazcci 81 unul dc State
au fost la Budapcsta ca sa Sc
convinga la fata locului despre
adevarul celor afirmatc de parla.
mcntarii unguri la Vicna.. Tn,
garia fost tratata de aliati ne
drept. Ungaria este tara de cul-
tura inaintata, superioara cultu-
rel tarilor in favorul carora s'a
lnchciat tratatul dc la Trianon.
,Aedrertatea ce- lisa faeut este.
revoltatoare. Minoritatilc ungu.
rcsti ramase dincolo de granitele
Cngariei de All sunt supuse unui
regim de oprcsiune salbatcca. Ii
Sc inchid Scolile 81 bisericile, Sc
exclude limba lor din justitic 81
administratie. Aceste lucruri 81
altcle la fel lc-au afirmat la Viena
lordul Newton, membru al parla.
mentului englez, 81 contcle Adcl-
swseid. fost ministru 81 membru
!al pa1iamentului svcdez. ST aceste
lucruri aveau sa-si primeasca con.
firmarca in cursul vizitei in ca.
|pitala Cngariei.
Mica-Antanta nu STA TRIMS nici
un parlamentar la Eiena. N'au
,fost reprezcntati nici parlamcn.
|tarii cchoslovaci, nici cei jugo-
slavi, nici eel romani. 81 asa s'a
'intamplat ca toate invinuirile RI
dicate impotriva tarilor din Mica
Antanta au ramas nedesmintitc 81
au fost acceptate Gle parlamcn-
tarii International dHpt fapte
incontestabile.
Oar cehosloyacii dispun de un
serviclu de propaganda in streina-
tate atat de bine organizat, incat
toate calomniilc raspandite Ia
|adresa lor raman fara rezultat,
lar jugoSlavii au ales alta Gale
lpentru combate propaganda
strcina. Iii nu si-au TRIMS parla-
mentari la Viena. dar i-au invitat
[pe parlamentarii intruniti la Vie.
ma sa viziteze, dupa capitala I'm
gariei, 81 capitala Scrbiei.
Parlamentarii carl au yizitat
Budapesta s'au impartit in trci
Igrupuri. Tn grup s'a inapoiat Ia
Viena, alt grup, alcatuit din toti
!parlamentarii italieni, a 'plccat sd
lviziteze lacul Balatonului, trci
Iparlamentari americana au ramas
in ungaria ca sd mai faca anchete
liar restul intre carl toti parla.
mentarii americani, ell exceptia
lcelor trei amintiti mai sus au
plecat Ia Bclgrad.
| 81 moi?
i Cchoslovacii au prietenia Fran
L1tei 81 serviciul lor de propaganda
ljugoslavii au prietenia Americei
ilungurii au prietcnia 1taliei, ial
|noi avem ncnorocirea guyeruulu
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30
.MWOSCODe
FRIDAY, JUNE 80. 1922.

Jupiter rules this day in benefic
aspect, astrologers foretell. but
Mars. Uranus, Mercury and Saturn
are adverse.
This is a configuration under
which men of affairs will feel the
urge toward big ventures.
1t is a time for planning rather
than for initiative of any sort. since
the stars that thwart action have
evil place.
All the signs seem to presage for
King George and the government
a period of constantly increasing
contains many menacing aspects.
At this time the eyes should be
protected as there may be a preva-
lence of diseases affecting them.
The position of Uranus is unfav-
orable to the health of the people
who will be subject to nervous dis
eases, dependency and even in
sanity.
Happy are the man and woman
who these days know how to use
their minds and bodies with n wise
conservation of energy.
Persons whose birthdate IL Is may
have a year of many activities and
few anxieties. Unexpected DIM
culties may appear. but they can
be readily overcome.
Children born on this day may be
too artistic to like business. They
probably will be exceedingly gifted
and affectionate.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30

tainiy mot, lack Of seh-confidence.
Ycu rather floor, me with Your .sfine
estimati tion of yourself. PERHAPS that's.
what ;you. have. done to the poor
young f7-yearsold!l We women are
all alike in that we love to discover.
such Qualities In our heroes anA
surprise them with, our keen appre
citation. Think that over. Thomast
Ie.,sBut. Net ofsen. 4.
Dear .Miss.Blake: am young
girl of 10 and lin deep ieve with 4 fell
low fiye years my senior. Whenever
he calls to see me we argue over 4
simple kiss. which I,slways refuse to
give. He answers that he wahts to
see no wmuch ! love him and that is
why he's tempted to ask for a kiss.
Now. dear Miss Blake, I have come
TO ask you IL II would be proper to
give him the kiss he asks for. as am
engaged to this young man already
for almost two months I.wotiid hate
to see him turn me down. aftsr giving
all my. affection to only one man,
Please answer, as We have not seen
one another for a week.
i.s..s<. bright EYES"
Well. Bright Eyes. he has not
turned you down yet. has he? And
you have been refusing him the
simple kiss? That looks, as though
he had not lost his xest nor, his
admiration sfor you Of9course, en-
gagged folk have the privilege OF q
kiss or two-but, on the other hand.
ever 50 many enEasements have been
broken because Of the too oft-rer
peated kiss. -.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30
FEATURES, FICTIO
FRIDAY. JUNE go Isss.
Mkan(mNuer
BY
ALBERT
pAYSoN
TERHuNE

casm. and IL dashed her righteous
indignation into fresh speed.
when you asked us all here" she
flashed, "it seemed wonderful to me.
1t was going to be like the things
I had read about pilgrimages to
Ruskin's home and all that. / ex-
planned II to the crowd And they
understood Even the lowbrowed
ones like Nealy Wade. And we
came here. What happenedT'
II don't quite understand"
stammered Dirck. 7"
What happened?" she cried, mel
odrama once more in full swing.
You behaved like a clown, like a
buffoon. like-like-O, like one of
those awful old men in musical
comedies that try to act young! ]
could have gone through the floor,
IL IL hadn't been / was so miserable
at the smashing of my idol! At
dinner. with that silly limerick
and then those absurd songs. and
and then pranCing around just now.
and-and wanting us to prance. too!
o, I suppose 1t is wrong for me to
be saying such things to a man Of
your age It's disrespectful and all
that. And I ought to apologize. But
I'm too heartsick now to care. From
the minute we get here you were
like the comic-the comic drunk
ard on the stage! And I had told
them you were my-my ideal!
know. of course. you meant all
right But-but-"
Her voice went all to pieces on
the last word. Face in hands. she
fied from the aicove and UP the
stairs.
Continued Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30
KeautzyeA1zsNey,y,S.

Rita: The !eruptions you, describe
are often due to lack of surface CIR
culation. The best remedy for this
is cold bath in the morning. II
you cannot stand the cold plunge,
you would do a lot. toward remedy
ing this roushiess by letting cold
water run over the affected part
after a warm bath, Then rub Wig
orously with a Turkish towel
Eleanor: There is a reason for
daEdruff. Invariably{it 1t Is careless
ness about brushing and shampoo
ing. Few people who use the hair
brush regularly every night for a
few minutes and who wash the hair
at intervals of two weeks, say, are
so troubled. Brushing messages
the scalp. sets the blood in cir
culation, and distributes the oil
throughout the hair However, j
have a little pamphlet on care of
the hair ! think you should have.
In II Is formula for dandruff, in
case yours Is an exagserated trou-
BILE and needs extra care.
Evelyn: / cannot tell you any
thing to make the nails grow. But
can tell you how to keep them
from breaking on when; using the
|machinet Naturally you cannot
wear them too long. Dip the nails
in warm. sweet almond oil or olive
oil and allow them to- remain .
couple Of minutes every night. Or
just apply little cold cream under
them at night. s-s 81
Olive: It must be q queer SOAP
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30
Special Values
in Glassware

I4 Optic Tinted Ice Tea
Glasses. Isc each; were ase
$50 Handled Tall Lemonade
Glasses. thin glass. floral cut.
Very special
1Sc Each
20 dozen Colonial Water
Tumblers-
Very Special <se Deeen
10 Iee-Ilp Co;cnisI water Pitchers.
very special. Sse each. A
rs Colonial and Optic s-oaart Water
Pitchers. Very special. SO each.
Q Floral Cut Handled Ben Bou
Dishes. fSe each; vsrv Sc.
g Colonial 2qusrt Ice Tea yurs
81 each, we're ti.st. ~
o Cut GLASS Salad Plates. ne each
were si.so.
Floral Gut Glss Nsyounslse
sets. 81 set; vsrs si.7h
q Floral Cut G,nxs sandwtch
Trsya si.fs each; ~srs si.st.
Crscker and Cheess Diskes. 1crsl
cut. ais; vsrs slIet.
9 Handled Fioral Out Grss Fruit
Bowis. 81 each: were tigeA
5 FOOTED cut Glass conpors- stc
each, vsrs sf.s6.
esss.-,r. section. rifn seor.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30
food
oMOIy7ig
lHdge q
eV RUooLpn PERKINS

Carrie Scott said she had been mar
ried to Jim Scott for two years and
had been in trouble ever since.
Her husband had the nerve, she
said, to visit his lady friend on pay
day and then raise fog with her be-
cause she objected.
The last trouble the couple had was
when Carrie was using hot curling
iron. she said. and Jim smacked her
on the head with IL.
Jim insisted that he was the one TO
get-hit with the iron and burned, and
he was also chased out of the house.
he declared
The court placed him on probation
TO let his wife alone.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30
Bous, WearsbIes Specials and Remnants
Sovse Less Than Holt Former Prices.

s54 Blouses OF fne quality
madras. Eton and oliver
Twist styles. Sizes >, 4. s. s
and Z years. SSe eaehi were
% ana e1.1&
80 pairs Straight Knee
Pants. Of white saiatsa and
Khaki; the. white a trifie
soiied. sises >. 4 and s years.
CSC p.sr, were slss.
IL Coats Of siiswool black
and white checks-g good for
spring or fall wear. Sizes ..
and 5 years. es.7s esehs
were s1x.ss.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30
|Hf95M Say2tnSfLhA

Ny niece took quite a fancy to
my college sisnet ring. One day it
was missing from my dresser. and
naturally ! suspected the little miss
had carried II out of the house and
lost II. although she emphaticsIly
denied having taken II. Thinking
to induce her to remember when
and where she had last had the
ring. 1 offered her q generous re-
ward IL she would find II. She went
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30

- d - =
s4wash suits. oliver Twist
ana MILDLY styles: Of very
good plain materials sires
SH, s. and 9 years. Very
special. q.ss eeeA.
lss Union Suits Of, checked
, nainsook; soiief from counter
handiing sisess And 4-years.
sss es<hs .~ese. Ne.
iSs Rompers and .'slipova"
ssits. plsin coiofs and stripes
Sizes :. ss-4s and s years. Ne
seeks vsse ~.
ssy.s ssess@. reurtA ss.s.