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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Hand-EmbrOidered
Robe Patterns From
China, Special

We shall sell them for $21.75
to $33.75-the lowest prices we
have ever asked for such robes.
They are embroidered on net,
batiste and voile, all white, and
designs and needlework are both
admirable.
All but the lowest priced are
five-panel robes, and all have
ample material for the upper
parts. Only the fact that the
importer was over-stocked makes
such prices possible for such fine
things.
Also here are 5000 yards Of
handmade laces in Irish pat
terms, which some women will
want for trimming these robes,
as well as many other things.
Widths are y to 2la inches.
Prices are Toe to $1.16 a yard
for insertions and 85c to $1.35
for edgings.
(West Aisls)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Easter Cards
Flat cards, folders, cut
outs for children, sachets,
book markers, booklets
and family cards-prices
Sc to 81.
(Main Floor)
Afternoon Dresses
of GrayS

No wonder gray is beloved by
artists and women Of taste
nothing conveys more perfectly
an impression Of charm, of mys-
terry, than these delicate tones
which suggest mist and doves
necks and lovely distances.
These afternoon dresses in
gray are carried out in Canton
crepes and crepes de chine; and
they have really entrancing
sleeves and side draperies, and
girdle clasps--to mention only a
few Of their interesting features.
And there is literally a score
Of styles between S65 and SITS.
(First Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Paris Sends Novelty
Gloves for Easter

Women will delight in the
clever new tab-wrist and gaunt-
let gloves from France.
The gauntlets are Of finest
yfsneh kid, pique-sewn. The deep
cum is embroidered In contrast
Ing color, matching the lining
and the crochet embroidery. on
tas backs.
There Is white kid embroidered
With black, with silver gray or
turquoise; black kid embroidered
with white; silver gray or red;
and tan kid with henna en-
hroidery.
The price is 81 a pair.
Even prettier are the tab-wrist
gloves. The pointed tops are
Msee with contrasting color to
match the crochet.
There is white with black, tan
r,t9 cream, pongee with brown.
ana the price is S. q pair.
(Msin Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
The Brightest Home in Spring
Is the One With BRIGHTER RUGS

Cheerful as can be are the
Summer rugs arriving every day.
Clean, bright-looking rugs that
even look cool. And what a relief
they are after a Winter with
dark floor coverings.
Fibre rugs are always first in
Spring. and they come in many
delightful patterns. 9x12-ft. size,
(Seyer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Mems Woven
Madras Pajamas
for $3.50 Again

Summer ones have come in
and they came at prices that
surely call to mind the good old
days.
Light, cool pajamas in a mul-
titude Of stripes that are as diff
ferent in widths as in colors.
main Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

$3.50 and SIG; 7.6x1O.6-ft. size,
Sl3; S.3xl0.3 it,, $3.50; 6x9 f.,
S8.75 and $40.
Wool fibre rugs are: 9x12 f.,
$3.50 and S25; S.3X1O.6 it., SIT
and $3.50; 6X9 it., s11.50.
Rag rugs with mixed centers
and varied borders: 9xl2 IT..
$3.50; Sxl0 it., s14.5O; 6x9 it.,
SO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Art NeedlewOrk
Novelties

are being shown today-pillows,
boudoir lights and boudoir bags;
glove, handkerchief and powder
boxes, trays and thousand
other charming trifies which will
solve . good many Easter greet
iAg pxoblsps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
WOmen's Silk
PaiamaS

Some Of pink and blue crepe de
chine, cut in the slip-on style and
trimmed with lace, $40, $3.50
and $3.50.
The others Of pink and blue
radiun, also pink and blue, and
finished with hemstitched ruff1es,
5000. Third Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Babies Layettes and
Other Things They
Need in Snrinr

4" we nave layettes here with all
~ NJ necessary garments for as
@ rs!e as $lO. Others with hand
a. aS petticoats and slips start at
.oS .oG; Others again are as fine
wishes. '' p~AS's''A
4, Tsnurrsery snr furniture, such a.
sSs1nsts, s..1s bassinets, bath tubs,
ss. sss.es, wardrobes and other nee
so.st sss'es Tor the Small Ones
Gh;ISrt GmhM!Crt will also be found in the
0a'ldrsn's Store.
"a. Third Fioos)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

lish as they can be and
quite unique. Soft mouf-
Aon braid and straws,
easily adjusted, and they
are in the new vivid sports
colors, simply trimmed
with a glittering ribbon.
Prices start at SIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
The FastidiOus
Man Likes Paris
HandkerchiefS

For one thing the beautiful
colors. For another, the fineness
Of the linen and the attractive
patterns. Some have hand-rolled
hens. Prices from S1.50 to So
each. MAIN Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
A Few Young Women's Goats
Are Special at $2S

Remarkable coats this for they fine quality awoo
tweed either mixtures inic pa there
pretty styles, beted others not
We chose models
made order Otherwise would
browns and tans ID to 20 sizes.
(Second
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Women's New Lightweight
Pumps at Sis

They from master shoemaker who turns out only
the finest feminine footwear.
The material is dull black Many women have been wait.
weight and aexibIe a. kid ing for just such dainty and
They have instep strap practical will consider
lou Frsnb and 6n;sS ~ SIS excessive superior
perforating. quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
"RLUE jewelry" as
~ Qho1na =

,, - sholvn in one of
.Me 1, cases in the Main
I'VE ...ae ts as attractiue as
L;'cs1 ;"ss Que things-braee-
- .ss:: 70; necklaces, earrings
mutation lapi'. Luzuli,
Ss;s'h Tae ehalccdorv and sap.
.s.es, .rs.. 3 priced all the
av from $3.50 for ear.
es to $40 for a neck.
e0c&.. Al. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
The New Jet Girdles Which
Have Enraptured Paris

We bought Of the most beautiful found in
Paris and they to be found in the Dress Trimming
Store.
Whereas lovely beaded things mounted with
jet cabochons others wide belts with beaded ringes
that reach well down to the hem Of the skirt and
wonderful draped affairs
The prices start at SO and go up S75 There are no
duplicates of the finer
FIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Madame May Have
Her Shoes Shined

q privacy and comfort, in the
little shoe.shining shop in the
Women's Shoe Store. The at
tsndants are experts.
.. (First Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
That Lovely
.COmpleXiOn

d partly Natures gift, and
partly care to use none but the
best toilet aids.
Many women achieve it with the
famous Queen Mary facial creams
and jellies. For daintiness and
efficiency there are none better.
They are moderately priced,
and sold only here.
MAIN FlooP)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
NelU English Sports Hats

will be welcomed with
open arms by the woman
who is looking for the
snartest sort Of a hat to
wear with her tweed suit
or cape.
They are just as Eng
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
The Sale of Waists Surely Is
Most Timely

Many finding in it the and pretty blouse
to with their Easter costume These the
particularly good items:
Peter Pan waists $l75 in kinds Of cotton materials Some
white dmity, batse and voie, "aSS S, rea laee a.
with real lace. trcoete and d artac;al % " sHt I'll
Sample waists at $5 all Among blouse
and Fest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
A Suit O Tweeds and Jolly
BrO9ues, That's Man in Spring

By brogues, of course, shoes are meant.
And say what you please but brogues are the most
sensible fashion that's along in many day.
For after all, brogue grain
merely comfort shoes made over for this
with straighter lines here and ., u -u ,
there Whatever @> $0'' are sooo
they allow plenty of orogueS with perforarons
everywhere
them look rough and perforaions
lin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Many Beautiful Easter Hats
From Our OlUn WOrkrOOnas

They have caught the
inspiration Of Paris in
the happiest manner, and
used even the favorite
limbo erin straw of Paris
and elso the prettiest 'f
Paris flowers.
1la tssss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at s
Out Monday With Your Mind Firmly Made Up to Get All 70
Need for Easter While Springs Finey Is LOUeliest

DEOPLE coming IN at
4 the middle Chestnut
Street door are in,-
nensely Interested IN the
remarkable chessm en-
(which are shoaVn n, a case
IN the aisle.
One set, the property
Of the T-Square Club Of
Philadelphia, aUos deco
rated By Georgiana B.
Horbeson and has Just
been erhibited in the
Metropolitan Museum, IN
Neav York.
The other set, executed
by Sidney w. Coo, has
the angle instead of the
circle shoaVn IN its basic
lines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Anttqnr BrnH s1,tn
BpnHtnp 5tunnH


Most Of them are full size,
but among them are q few
single and day bed sizes.
They will be sold for $50,
, $26 and $85.
Suitable companions for the
beds are the little old stands Of
maple or cherry, originally
used for washbowl and pitcher,
but now converted into quaint
little bedside tables. Just right
for supporting a lamp and the
sleep-inducing books.
They are $50 and upward.
To complete the quaint old
time atmosphere Of the bed
chamber for which these
(Fiftl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

So many novel little pieces
tAst It is out Of the question. to
name them all, but a few will
rive an idea Of how varied they
are. -,
There is q leather bag with a
coat hanger in it and on the ends
81 the coat hanger there are
brushes for hats and clothes.
Another contains q knife with a
(Msil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
p.nd At ., Organ ct II and
Band at 4:46
chimes ~ Noon


II Brains Constitute Qualification
for a Business Man
vhv not equally so for woman, who often
snrnasses man in her intuitions and
Efforts? Give her helping hand instead of
an old-time prejudice or criticism. "a,
The fact that she has more heart to give
n the things she wants to do, with coming
days Of experience will prove her equal
value, if not superior value in many respects.
Genuine vocational training by the
public schools of young women as we'll as
little men, by practical and experienced
teachers, on the high lines Of honor, truth
and practice, will in time work miracle in
business methods.
A woman's standards in the main are
higher than mans.
:, , ,,.. ''','.'' 6&Nm&h
Xpra I, 1sss "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
6nf &;aa.q&
From Old London Come the Most
INTRIGUING Leather Novelties

Delightful bits to give prizes for when parties
sre again gay.
Or as an ordinary gift nothing could do quite
as well.
=, All are excellent leather, splenddly made
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

things are chosen are old bu-
reaus and chests Of drawers in
various woods from $50 up;
and ladder back rush seat
chairs-many Of them with old
stenciled decoration. from SO
. up.
A final touch Of perfection
for such a room would be one
Of the old hand-loomed wooden
coverlets in blue and white.
or gayer colorings. The
Antique Shop has some par
ticularly fine specimens Of
these, some with interviewer
dates placing them at nearly
a century old.
Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

foot-ruler stamped on it. Another
little bag contains a cut-glass,
silver-mounted bottle Of smelling
salts.
Card cases and handbags
galore.
Prices start at So for the tiniest
card case and go all the way up
to $35 for big, beautiful envelope
bags.
looF)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01
Bedroom, Pieces

S22 Tor trlple-mlrror dressing table, antique
ivory enamel.
$50 for on ivory enamel bureau, Queen Ann,
design.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

There are large and
small hats-tailored hats
and dress hats, and never
were lovelier colors or
more becoming shapes.
ylsss,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

Seventh Floor)
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
PRINCEZINJA Sc HOCE RAJ.
POROCITI.

Paris, 11.%dec. = Rumunjska
princezinja Carol, bivsa grska
princezinia Helena, namerava vlo-
ziti v Parizu tozbo "a razporoko
Men soprog, prime Carol, je pred
enem mesecem pustil svojo zeno
in sc vrnil k svoji prvi, morgana
ticni zeni Mile. Jeanne Lambrino
S katero ie ze svojecasno pobegnil
Njegova matt, rumunjska kraljica
Maria, ga je skupno z rumunjske
vlado leta 1919, prisilila, da je pu.
still svoio takratno zeno in porocil
grsko princezinjo Helene, kater
je sedai uSel. S svojim begom ie
vdrugic zgubil svoie prayice dc
rumumjskega prestola.
Princezinia Carol Sc ie vrnia S
svojo 5mesecno heerko> ma svoi
dom Atene. V BukareSti in v Pa.
rizu Sc govori, da DO porocila ne
kega bogatega grskega bankirja
kakor nitro dobi razporoko cd ru-
munjskega princa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
1zGRER1 MA PoLJsKEM.

Varsava, IL. dec. = Danes je bill
zaprisezen novi predsednik Poll
ske republike Gabriel Naruto-
WITT. Pri tenn ie doslo do velikih
izgredov, pri katerih je bilo vec O.
seb ranienih in ubitih.
Kakih 10000 naciionalistov ie
skusalo prepreciti ceremonije. Ma
rutowitz ie moral eakati v nekem
poslopiu dive uri, predno Sc je vo-
jakom posreeilo oeistiti ceste, ola
je mogel It'll v zbornico. Prisega Sc
lie vrsila v prisotnosti radikalnih
elanov zbonice. ker nj prisel k
ceremoniiam noben alacijonalist.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
TIGER MAS ZAPUSCA.

Veerai ie bilo Chicago zopet po-
easceno visokim obiskom franco
skega "tigra'. Prisel je vlakom
iz Cresson, Pa, in ie ostal 'nekaj ur
v mestu. Incl ie tudi kratek nago-
vor pred American Farm Bu-
reau" % "kmet kot svetovni drza-
vlian". Oh 2:30 popoldne Sc je od-
peljal posebnim vlakom ma penn
sylvanski zeleznfci naravnost v
New York, cd koder Sc mlsli to
sredo odpeljati V Francijo.
Upati tie, ,da mas ne obisee tako
kmalu, ker ie pae lahko sprevidel,
da Sc Amerikanci ne ogrevajo po-
sebno "a take in podobne apostel-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
DELAVCI Oh PORENJU Sc OBJ
RACAJO MA AMERIKO.
Delavci ma velikim zborovaniu v
Essenu protestirajo proti fran
coskim nacrtom.

Essen, IL. dec. = V nedeljo je
bilo tu velikansko zborovanje vseh
delavcev liz okupiranih krajev oh
Renu. Enoglasno Sc je sprejel pre-
|dlog, da Sc protestira pri vladi
IZdruzenih draw proti postopanju
francoskih okupaciiskih oblasti in
proti nameravani okupaciji move
GA ozemlja. Protest so poslali a.
meriskemu poslaniku Alanson B.
Houghton v Berlinu prosnjo, da
ga ON poSlie svoii vladi V Wash.
mgton.
V protestu povdarjaio, da ic
Porenje nelocliivo cd domovine, in
da ie nameravana nova okupacija
ravno tako protipostavna in ne
praviena, kakor ie sedania zased-
ba NEST Dusseldorf in Duisburg.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
DECEK ST KoNCAL zIVLJE
NJE, KER GA JE MATT
KREGALA.

Sinoei Sc ie ustrelil 13letni Cor.
don Tuchband oeetovim revol,
verjem. Matt lie dala svojim trem
otrokom, dyema deckoma in eni
deklici, razne nakupljene igraeke,
XII so bile nameniene seStricnam in
neeakom, da iih lepo uredijo. Ko
so sedeli otroei pri delu, je rekla
11letna Doris svojemu stareiSemu
bratu Gordonu, da j maj da neko-
like vec prostora pri mizi. Detek
je odgovoril, da sam rabi pros:9r,
nakar ie sestrica iokaje odsla k
mani v kuhinio.
Ko ie matt zvedela zakai sc
hGerka joee, ie Sla V sobo in rek,a
sinu: "Gordon. ne smes tako po-
stopati svoio sestrico- Gospodjt
so vedno priiazni napram gospo-
diGnam. ;"
Gordenie sedel nekaj casa tho,
nato je odprl omaro IN poiskal y
eetov revolver. Trenutek nato lo
pretrgal noeno tisino oster pok. Na
tleh ie lezal mladi deeek s prestre-
ljenim 6elom = mrtev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
BLATNo JEzERo oDTEKA.

Najvecie sladkovodno jezero v
srednji Evropi, Blatno jezero ma
Ogrskem, XII ie nedalec ogrskega
glavnega mesta, Sc stalno manjsa.
Mesec "a mesecem Sc Opaza, ka'ko
Sc OH obala. Vedno dalje treba no
diti OBJ starega brega In kopahih
his, &c Sc hoces kopati V topli vo-
di. Ker je dezevie popolnoma nor
malno in ker voda vedno priteka
v jezero kakor pref, 81 nikdo ne
INA raztolmaciti, kaj povzroca Gu
dino obnasanje iezera. Ljudje, XII
,se nahajajo tam ma pocitnlcah,
pravijo, da Sc iezero umika pred
"shieberii" = kar ie obee. znani
izraz "a veine dobickarje.
Blatno iezero ie dolgo 45 mill in
siroko 3 do 10 mill. Njegova pr
votna povrSina ie bila 420 kva-
dratnih mill.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
v KENTUCKY BI RADI LINCA-
III MORILCA.

Jeco V Carter County, KY, je
mocno zastrazena po serifih, XII sc
bill poklicani liz bliznjih krajev. z
puSkami zadrzuiejo razdrazenc
mnozico, XII Steie mad petsto dus
da ne naskoci iece in Sc polasti "a
letnega Harrison Blantona. Blan-
ton je MANFRED V soboto popoldne
ma stopnicah sodnijskega poslopja
ustrehl 34letnega Pavla Heron
Porotniki so ravnokar oprostili
Herrona, XII ie bill obdolzen, da je
umorir Blantonovega oeeta.
Blanton ie cakal pred poslopjem
ma lid obravnave, in ko je opro7
sGeni Heron stopil IL dvorane, mn
je Blanton zaprl pot in mu je be-
sedami: ''SodiSca mnogokrat ne
vedo, kako Sc mora zadostiti pra,
vici, q JAZZ vem' pognal wee kro-
geli V glavo. Ena izmed krogelj Je
ranila nekega mimoidocega. Her,
ron je bill ma lieu mesta mrtev. :
Pricujo6e obcinstvo Sc je takoj ho-
telo polastiti morilca, in lie veil
ko tezavo Sc je posreeilo spraviti
ga v jeco, XII so io mocno zastrazl-
Ii. Pozneie Sc .ie posreeilo odpelja-
ii Blantona skrivaj Cattlets-
burg, ne da bi stevilna mnozica,
XII je oblegala jeco, kaj zapazila 0
tenn.
Porotniki, XII so bill pri seji, ko
Sc je umor izvrsil, so Blantona ta-
koj enoglasno obtozili umora.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
DIVA ZLOCINA v AMERIKI MA
ENEGA v EVR0FI.

William A. Pinkerton, predsed-
mix znane naivecje detektivske a
gencije ma svetu, Sc .ie vrnil vceraj
" Chicago DO sestsedenskim poto-
vaniu po Evropi.
Scotland Yard in Surete sta
pregnala il Londona in Pariza vse
velike amerikanske zlocince'', ,ie
.rekel. "Kakor kazeio skupna po-
rocila o zloeinih evropskih vele
NEST, ie tam priblizno 500 man:
zloeinov ma vsak'h tisoe prebival-
.cev. kakor pa v New Yorku ali pa
Chicago"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
MIssISSIPPSKI GUVERNER
OPROSCEN.


Guverneria Lee. NJ. Russela
Mississippi, ie tozila njegova biv'
Sa stenograferka gospOdiGna Fran
ces Birkhead, da 10 je zapeljal. =
Zahtevala ie 100000 odSkodnme
VGeraj ie bila zadnja razprava
Porotniki, sami veterani Svetovne
vojne, so Sc vrnih V dvajSetlh mi
nutah z enoglasnim sklepom, da je
guverner nedolzen. Prebivalci
oxford, Miss, kjer Sc ie vrSila o.
bravnava, ie z velikim navduse-
njem pozdravilo sklep porotnega
sodiSSa.
Guvernerjeva zena je med cello
preiskavo in obravnavo bila OBJ gu
vernerievi strani. Obadva sta bila
vesela izida. Guverner ie rekel, da
lie bila njegova najveeja zelja, da
Sc pokaze njegova nedolmost, IN
da misli sedai sc pOtegovati "a Sc
dez v senatu.
Miss Frances Brkhead pravi,
da nj Sc konec tie zadeve IN da ne
bo preje odnehala, dokler ne zma-
Ua
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
BARVA KOzE MAS Sc VEDNO
LOCI.

Vrhovno sodisce ie odlocilo, da
ie takozvani "Jim Crow zakon
v drzavi Mississippi Sc vedno v We
ljavi. Po TEN zakonu morajo po-
tovati ernci ma zeleznici v poseb-
nih vozovih in ne skupaj z belimi.
Triie bell gospodie so Sc pritozili,
da SO morali potovati v iStem vo-
zu kot crnci; dobili so vsak $400
odskodnine. = Stirinajsti amend
ment sicer govori nekaj enakO-
sti, a kakor Sc vidi smatra vrhov-
no sodisee ernce "a manivredne.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
Ba|kanSka konferenCa.
RESITEv DARDANELSKEGA VPRASANJA Sc PRICAKUJE Sc
IA TEDEN. = RUSI BODO PODPISALI BALKANSKI
PROTOKOL.o

Kakor atrjuje Rus seni da bodo podpi
sail balkans mrovn protoko Xxi bo sedanh zagotovih
ovlien Sc pred novm letom.
Russia naveicala b vedno poponoma osamen bo
seda prdrua drug sam eetud strnja poponoma
gim doloGbami protokola.
Poavio vpraSane &c zna da bo nahajal
okou podpis Ruje drugh drzav ruge drzav
pripoznao sovesko Ruso Vendar drug r energeno
zanikava
Voiask in monariSk vedenc zaveznkov in Turkov
oo posvova dogovora gede Dardane po do
sedanh upeh snatra da nobne nevarnost da hi
konferenca razbia
Turk poasn avezkom da spremaio dogovore eno pod
pogoiem da ugodno resi- vprasan Mosuega OLA Pepreanje
prevadue da bo dreknm pogaja med Trcijo in Angjo
doege tenn vpasanu katerm bodo d Zduzene dr.
zave zadovoline
Koncna resv dardanelskega prasana prakuje Sc
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
SKRUNILCI GRoBoV.

Policiia v Atlanti, Ga, je zasa-
ella ma pokopaliseu pet Crneev, kc
so ravno odpirali neki grob. Zamo-
rec Thurman Jones ie primal, da
lie svejimi tovariSi teku zad-
MEGA meseca izkopal mad Stride
set mrlieev. Grobove so odpiraii
samo radi krst, XII so iih "a drag
denar prodavali. docim so trupla
zopet pokopali brez krst. Pohcija
ie dosedai dobila Stiri izkopane
krste.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
AMERIKA 30 PRESKRBELA
AVSTRIJO IN NEMCIJO
MvEzOM.

|. Washington, II. dec. = Pomoz-
ma akeija v kongresu, katere ma
men ie zaloziti Nemciio in Avstri-
10 Mvezom, in tako prepreeiti ne
izogibni glad, XII grozi med zimski-
mi meseci, ie danes "a en- korak
hapredovala.
Resoluciia, v kateri Sc zahteva
$70,000,000 v gornje namene,
ie bila danes Mrocena odboru "a
zunanie zadeye. Resolucijo so sku-
pno sestavili razlicni kongresniki.
Kongresnik Cleveland A. Newton
il st. Louis, Mo-, ie poudarjal. da
je treba hitre delati, &c Sc hoce, ola
bo imela celia akciia kak uspeh. =
Ne We Sc Sc kai bo resoluciio
in &c bo kongres dovohl $7O,00O,-
600 ia dobrodelni namen. Pa ce
tudi Sc kongres ne hi cutil pok'l-
canega storiti tega clovekolJuDlJe-
mega dejanja, so Sc izgledi za pre-
skrbo Nemeiie 2 twill zadnje case:
.zelo Iboljsali. a
Pred kongresom Sc namrec ma
haia predlog senatorja Norrisa, kl
hoce, da Sc osnuie sto mi
lijonska vladna korporaciia, ki b1
nakozavala evropskim vladam, ka-
tere zele kupiti amerisko Tito, po-
trebne kredite. Ker DO brezdvom-
no spreieta ena izmed obeh pred
log, ,!ie upati, da ne boAvstriia IN
Nemeiia preveliko trpela radi po-
manikania.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
CRNEC MA KOLU zIV
SEzGAN.

v Perry. Florida, ie bill emec
Charlie Wright obtozen. da je IL
moril ueiteljico Ruby Hendry. 8.
t. m. zvecer ie liudstvo zlocinca
sheriffu iz rok iztrgalo. ma mestu
umera zemlio zabilo kol. mani
privezalo drnea in sezgalo. Nasled-
no iutro ie grobokop ostanke po-
bral in zagrebel.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
CLARA PHILLIPS BAJE
PRIJETA.

Porocali smo ze, da je usla liz je-
ee Los Angeles, Cal, Clara Phil
lips, XII !ie bila obdolzena "umora
S kladivom". Kakor javljajo il
Casper, Wyo., so begunko sinoei
primili, ko je tam izstopila IL ne
kega osebnega vlaka. Kakor zatr-
juie naeelnik tamosnje policije
odgovarja zena, XII SO jo prijei
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12
DRAGA PRoHIB1CIJA.

Mokrasi so Sc zastonj trudili, ds
bi Sc zmanjsafi izdatki "a prohibi
cijski biro. Zbornica je danes spre
iela predlog, XII 7ahteva $1,336
100000 "a prohibicijo. Cd tie svo
te je namenieno 100000 "a IL.
vrsevanie prohibicijskih zakonov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-12-12

popolnoma popisu Mrs. Phillips.
Istoeasno nio ie izstopl neki GO
spod, katerega pa Sc, policiii nj
-posrecilo priieti.