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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
Estaba acalambrada
COnocida seiiOra que Sc cure
con Ia AnticalcuIina Ebrey.

TAMPICO, Tampa, Mejico.-Ha-
cia tempo que padecia de rinones y
vejiga, Y por fortuna encontre un
libro que recomienda la Anticalculina
Ebrey para esos males. No vacile
en- probar la Anticalculina Ebrey,
v despues de tomarme ell conteni-
do de varios frascos, me encuentro
hoy completamente bien. Ell sintoma
que mas molestaba era un persisten-
te dolor de espaldas, Y por la noche
tenfa que levantarme a cada ratio a
hacer aguas, debido los dolores
en- la region de vejiga. Me morti-
fcaba mucho el calambre en- los pies
y Sc me hacfa impossible dorpnir. To-
'davia no he terminado ell ultimo fras-
co de Anticalculina Ebrey que COM
pre- y va me encuentro perfectamen-
te bien. Ell dolor defespaldas ha des-
aparecido, 10 mismo que ell calambre
va duernlo tranquila y no ceso de
recomendar la Anticalculina Ebrey
q AAAo dAhSOo y COkAOCluOSs u6Ocu
publican esta carta 81 asi GUSTAV, en-
benefcio de la humanidad.
EMILIA T. RoBLEDO.
Jazmines Ill, letra B. sT
Anticalculina Ebrey permite los
rinones filtrar la sangre, Impiando-
la de impurezas fernando asf san
gre nueva, rica fortifcante. Milla-
res Sc han curado con su uso. EN-
piece I'd. curarse hoy mismo. Anti
calculina Ebrey sc vende en- todas
las .boticas.- = .
Anticalculina Ebrey Sc vende en- IL
guido y en- pastillas. Direcciones para
usarse en- cada frasco.
81 sufre listed de dyspepsia; o indi-
gestiones, Sc recomiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digestivas Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar. 80 ti
Solicitelas en- las buenas farmacias
o escriba Rbrey Chemical Works, 81
West Broadway. New York, y 80 u
informara donde pueds ohtsuerlas.
s4.s,.-i. -i..l,-.-.,...-~.---- Aavk
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PERDIDO en- ell travecto de /

PERDIDO en- ell trayecto de la
plaza de Colon al Tobacco Pala-
ce un lapiz de plata con enchape
de orc y su cadena. Sc gratifica-
ra con una buena suma. Lame
al 358, S. j.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01

Ell JUICIo CONTRA Ell PADRE
BALMES>
Gales, abril 80, 1924.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Juicio contra Rdo. Balmes por to-
car campanas Iglesia ha sido trans
ferido. para dia. siete proximo.
Els esperado con gran interes este
juicio.
akMENET TUDO,
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
TOdO hace preyeer que Sc ira
qua una revoluci0n en- Cuba
SOIdadOs Sc han reveladO anne
Ilazando con II a la revolu-
ci6n.-El Alcalde de Santiago
de Cuba ha sido asesinadO

WASHINGTON, abril 80. Omitted
Press).- Despachos que Sc han recibi-
do en- ell Departamento de Estado, traen
la noticia de que Ell General Crowder, EN-
bajador americana en- Cuba, ha pro-
cedido a hacer una investigation en-
cuanto una revolucion que acaba de
declararse en- la isla de Cuba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
TOUS SOTO ANTE La ASAMBLEA

Pasado s1aana sabado, reunra la ciudad de Maya
d guez la AsambIea del partido republican,.
exaordnaro Nunca antes de ahora confrontose
s con % IaUn % esa
una n tan e sasS 1 us
dad Doyaeg o s s pad o s
la suerte y Ell porvenir de todo Ell pals
Ante la AsambIea particle acttud del senador Tous
Soto, digna de especial consideration. -,
Proyocada por 81 esa situac6n de ndecon ncertidun
% % e i Sssmbea que
@ Nunca ahora polico aIguno acome6 empire
s s % Ia Sr dc una
gNpeca masana va haba ecado honda ralces en- las
Desde la publication Manifesto, Soto
tend solo da de afan por consegur oe
syn2s Yrodeado grupo de idees adcos cons
consegudo anotarse organsos d
del parde que han heeho que sea su p0oa Ia que
Tous Soto ha enido uchar con los hon.
responsabidades pdbicas doinan mas las los i'm
usos mandates del coraz0n a senmisno M para obedeGe d
- cerebro.
aeditao6n al azonaieno mas del sentmentaiso
ipresona decden las mas
ga no han sabdo no han oedo sacdirse anuue con clio
sepan que conducir pueblo mas espantoso aen
ggg table de los infortmios. 49, sasss
De que stuaci6n Tous Asambea de
pardo sea mas grave mas ssra de 10 que
Soto pesenaia IN plan de Aanzs con partido uonsta
Undos los socaistas los epubcanos perderan pues-
inspire pardo moderado consevado perdera noho
pdbco de nestro Pals vera en- esa manioba
consegr poder en- maride con n particle cuyas pdcas
ectoas han de Lamar Puerto Rico pendente del des-
honor del descredito.
La Aianza cambo predca Tous Soto es decorosa
y dgna Pone savo Progama la insignia las adiciones
Gas del particle S de
de descalabros derrotas.
2 polfca Tous savaci6n para particle
parhdo que estado siendo
pco para pata cya historic hay echos
de ntansgencas nustcadas pardo al cual la opinion pb
sepe ha yueo la esada porque ha sdo tdado de anti
"a 10 e Sc We de s "a
necesao para consegr afanzar hacer eec-
La ccnstanca mas ha de favorecer Tous
Asanbea de pardo, la potca
gra IA pena revindcaci6n de su pado ante pals ante la
ST triunfase Soto Asambea Mayagiez,
consodae Aanza Puertorrqeha acordada Ponce ell
ro cuado escrba hstora haba que consgnar
en- ella i'm hecho indscutbe que consegur
de n apo gobeno propio de candad de proge
So no ppdO del pa ids que
partido mnoria sino guae
conceada Ia Atlanta trnfante Tous Soto pardo repu
cano paara ser arbtro taen de los destnos de la a
coopeador necesaro arda
gberno deno de concora ammonia tales que dspieten
mas amor traterndad entire la famia poorqueha.
81 resuado favorable que repubcanos apro
bando aceptando la poIca de Tous Soo
Aanza Los esuItados oanbo que han
una ooscon con los socalsta: puede prede
tenda de novbre las eecoraIes triuno de una
sea udoso En- Aanza pado pepbano nos sd
quee una prepondeanca efectva practical coaicion
oo pado ntetar acanzar del poder Con
los unonistas sera factor de collaboration
"a nseno de maridae la labor descredto p1bico
que habra de horfendo de
de nuesto pueblo hacia reconocmento
pues su partdo Tous Soto no fen
Iac na0dST hrnAo
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Continuation de la Ia. pagina)
LA CONSTITUTION DE LA
4 ASAMBLEA

Lo mas laborioso de la Asamblea
Republicans ha de ser, necesaria-
mente, su constitution. ~
Las delegaciones han de ser i'm
pugnadas por una otra parte en-
crecido n1meno, pues cada cual lu-
chara por obtener la legalizaci6n del
mayor n1mero de delegados afines
y procurara que sea rechazado Ell
mayor n1mero de delegados parti-
darios de la otra parte.
La circunstancia de que muchas
poblaciones Sc hayan reorganizado
los Comites locales completamente Y
que hayan sido cambiados muchos
delegados servira de motive para
fundamentar las objecciones que han
de hacerse a las diferentes delega-
clones.
Asi pues, es de esperarse que ell
Comite de Actas tenga que estar
trabajando durante todo ell dia del
sabado para rendir su informe y
declarar legalmente constituida la
Asamblea. 1a'
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Exhibiicii6n
. de Pintura

Los alumnos del ESTJfDIO
PALACIO, Y su professor que
suscrihe, invitamos a usted pa
ra que concurra a la exposi-
cion que tendra efecto desde
ell dfa de Mayo hasta ell IL,
inclusives, de de la mailana a
10 de La noche, en- ell salon del
propio Estudio.
Direction: Parada II, calle
"Condado" !" tomando la Ave.
Wilson a la izquierda, inme-
diatamepte tambien la izquier-
da, Valencia" No. 2.
Atentamente,
Juan PALACIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01

WASHINGTON, abril 80. (Cable
Frances) -Varios, lideres republica-
nos del Senado, han aceptado la OPT
MON del Presidente Coolidge sugi-
riendo que Ia fecha de exclusion del
Japon previstA en- ,el ,proyecto de ley
sobre sinrnigraeikh sea suficientemen-
tie pospuesta para asf permitir al
Departamento de Estado terminar
un nuevo acuerdo con- ell Japon. =
Los senadores porA California Y
otros Estados, del oeste Sc oponen
tenazmente a la adoptaci6n de tai
prograFnia e Y sl fS#
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
LA RENUNCIA DEL ORGANISING
DIRECTOR ~

Tan pronto este constitufda la
Asamblea existe el proposito de par
te de los contrarios al sefior Tous
Soto, de suscitar la question regla-
mentaria de que ell Comite Terri
torial en- pleno debe presentar la re-
nuncia de sus cargos para consti-
tuir una mesa provisional que diri-
ia los debates de la Asamblea.,
Esta question esta siendo amplia-
mente estudiada por todos los mas
significados elementos adictos a Ia
politica del Sr. Tous Soto, Sc ha
llegado a la conclusion de que ell
Comite Territorial no tiene que ha-
Ger este porque no Sc trata de una
Asamblea Ordinaria del partido Y
ST de una Asamblea Extraordinaria
con caracter de constituyente en- dom
de ell ORGANISING director tiene que
permanecer en- funciones hasta que
Sc resuelvan los asuntos en- debate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01
Ell GRAN 4JURADO ESPECIAL
EN- Ell AFFAIRE PETROLERO
HA COMENZADOs SUS
SESIONES

WASHINGTON, abril 80. (Cable
Frances) .+El Gran Jurado especial
constitufdo en- OCCASION de la encuesta
petrolera ha romenzado sus sesio-
mes hoy. L
FL primer testigo llamado de-
clarar, ha sido Mr.. Daniels, Secre-
tario de Marina durante la presi-
dencia de Mr.. Wilson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-01

DESPUES DE LA ASAMBLEA
Els casi impossible de predecir cual
sera la actitud que adopten, despues
de la Asamblea Republican,, los IL
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COOLIDGE CONFERENC NCIARA
CON MR.. DAWES Y Ii
TOBITSON


WASHINGTON, abril 80. (Cable
Frances) Ell Presidente Mr.. Coolid-
ge espera conferenciar 10 mas pronto
possible con ell Presidente del Comite
de Expertos, Mr.. Dawes y Mr.. To-
bitson que llegaron aver en- el "Le-
viathan" a Estados Unidos.
Ell PROYECTO DE MR.. COOLID-
.GE PARA POSPONER LA FECHA
EN- QUE Sc DISCUTIRA LA Ex-
CLUSION DEL JAPON TIENE
ECO EN- ALGUNOS REPRE-
SENTANTES DEPUBLI-
CANOS
Evening star., 1924-10-14
Births Reported.

The following births have peen reported t
the Health Department in the last 81 hours:
Lester {. and Emma Brantner, boy.
Luigi and Rosina Rousso, girl.
Leonardo and Maria Gentilcore, girl
Fincenzo and Salvatrice Msrcellino. girl
4 Giacomo and Carmela Dileonehus, boy.
Leone &. and Rosa Mavilia. boy.
Samuel w. and Amy r. Boggs, girl
Benjamin l.. and Annie Baum, boy.
Irving and Georgia A. Hecht, boy.
Anthony B. and Anna L. Graves boy
Clarence G. and Mabel Harstin girl.
George r. and Georgia NJ. Leukhardt. jr
boy.
Lyman n. and Eva r. Fairbanks boy.
Randolph T. and Adde Javins. girl
Charles W. and Mildred f.. Robinson. boy.
Francis A. and Mary f. Auldridge. boy.
William +. and Catherine r. Martin, girl.
Carl J. and Emma Hoffmire. hoy.
Edmund J. and Martha +. Wells boy:
Carl f. and Amy Mel. Farr. boy.
Clarence X. and Nelly {. Mcclure, boy.
Wilton II. and Augusta l.. Gowen girl.
William f. and Hattie Cheek. girl.
Josiah U. and Anna H. Hoffman. girl.
Leonard A. and Elizabeth J. Block, boy.
Michele and Lugena Vercelli boy.
Benjamin +. and Mollie Smith, boy.
James and Alice johnson, girl.
Eve V. and Elsie NJ. Spivney, boy
Lee l.. and Rosa Collins. boy.
Carl and Luler Ship. boy.
Evening star., 1924-10-14
ZR-3 RIDES LIKE OCEAN LINER,
TRIAL-TRIP PASSENGER SAYS
Dirigible's Passengers
Amazed at Wdy Craft
Rides Out Great Winds.

What is ii like when trcmcn-
dous winds press against a
giant dirigibIe like the ZR-3, as
big as an ocean liner. Here is
n paragraph that tells. II was
written on the ZR-3 herself by
James II. Wharton during the
%.OO0-miIe trial trip over north
ern Europe;
"Each time either the forward
or renr door IL opened n gale Of
wind sweeps through and
crashes the door shut with a
tremendous hang. TO the unini-
tiated, 1t seems amazing that
such n ardbOard affair az this
ship Is can hold together. The
windows are not of glass, but Of
isinglass; the walls and doors Of
cloth. the floors OF cigar box
WOOL. In the daytime one can
look out the window and sec the
cloth OF the great hulk CULVER
ing between sections of frame
work. The wind RACES against
1t, hut does no HARM"
Evening star., 1924-10-14
REQUESTS TO HOMES.
Jewish Institutions and Eastern
Star Favored in Wills.

David II. Rosen, who died October g.
left 500 each to the Jewish Foster
Home and the Jewish Home for the
Aged. Bequests of $3.50 are made to
his brother, Morris Rosen of New
York City, and his sisters, Yetta
Pokalsky of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Anna
Kaufman of Downingtown, Pa. The
remaining estate is devised by the
will to his son. Maurice S. Rosen of
1900 Randolph street northwest. The
son also is named as executor.
The Masonic and Eastern Star
Home is given 800 by the will OF
Andrew I. Mcdowell who died Octo-
Der II. Requests Of $50 each are left
to Lebanon Chapter. No. %. Eastern
Star; Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, h. A. A. NJ.
and Eureka Chapter, No. 4. r. A. M
The rest of the estate goes to his son
Andrew G. Mcdowell, who also is to
act as executor.
Evening star., 1924-10-14
BY JAMES II. WHARTON.

Correspondent in Germany for The star and
tho North American Newspaper Alliance.
on BOARD THE ZR-3 ON HER
FINAL TRIAL FLIGHT, September
25.-Wc glide smoothly out of the
huge hangar as if on roller bearings.
propelled by nearly half thousand
hands -rasping the rail on either
SIDE of the cabin. oCce clear of the
shed the motors turn over with a
rush aud roar, the hands let go. sew
crai tons of water are Spcwed out on
to the ground and We gently take
int" the air. Now We can feel d for
ward motion. We are off, OFT on the
ZR-2's longest trip to date-a Jaunt
OF two days and n right over the
greater part of central Europe.
Friedrichshafcn. an old German
town Of 1900 inha abitants, spreads out
below. its church Steeple pointing
SHARPLY toward us. Beyond comes
Lake Constance. the Bodensee, Ger
Inany's Great Lakes" For an hour
Nve circle over it, at one time turning
son short radius, at another dropping
a hundred. two hundred meters, then
climbing quickly again. All prelimi-
nary tests. for were faced by toler-
ably long trim. without a port to put
into until We're once more back at
the ships mother hangar.
NOnOtOnGuS FirSt-Hour Views.
For the first two hours there's little
but mere country beneath us, titled
fields, the smooth brown and green.
hong r"ctanglcS appearing like chips
of candy-hoarhound and peppermint
sticks. Then comes the Black Forest,
the Schwarzenwald, miles of low,
tree-coVered hills. ON each razor
backed ridge Gor from the air the
top of II hill comes out distinctly
stands one Of the castles SO numer-
Gus in southern Germany.
After blustery. rainy sunrise,
which delayed our departure for two
hours. the sun now shines and
drencheS the country passing steadily
-
Evening star., 1924-10-14
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours
Dennis Mccormick, Il, 1877 North Carolina
ave.
Amanda p. Mckenna. "a. 1850 Conn. ave.
Karl Hornisher. 48, 721 11th st. ne.
Mildred K. Peaper, l3. 1874 Galan ST. Sc.
Ida Helphenstine, 4. Children's Hospital.
Infant of Max and Barbara Harris, days,
Columbia Hospital
Emma Motep, 30. sO4 NJ II. ave.
Eliza Jones, 81. 2425 NJ ST.
Stephen Cephas 6 months en- route to Chill
dren's Hospital.
Evening star., 1924-10-14
FOREIGN.
Is AN Greenwich Tin
WILL PRESENT MUSICAL
st. Margaret's School Announces
Program Of Entertainment.

st Margarets School will present a
musical tomorrow evening at the school,
2ll1 California street, at S O'Clock.
those giving the program are Ruth
Gallup, pianist, and Alice Sigworth
Morse. reader.
Miss Gallup will play Beethoven's
sonata Pastorale," Drummonds Little
battlste farker's Negro Lullaby"
two Chopin "Etudes." BoyIe's "Pierrot''
and Paderewski's ''Eariations in A"
Mrs. Morse will read scene of act .
OF Romeo and Juliet" With Miss Cal
lup. Mrs. Morse viii give a pianologue
version Of ",Traumerei"
Evening star., 1924-10-14
AIRsHIP DUE TOMORROW.
Navy Reports Say ZR-3 Is Flying
Direct to LakehurSt.

A message to the Navy Department
from the IRIS, relayed by the cruiser
Detroit from the steamer 0drden, gave
the crafts position at : o'clock. East
ern time, as roughly 100 miles due
east of Lakehurst. The calculation was
latitude 1925 north. longitude APO
west. She was making good time. fly
ing low on the regular New York-F'aya
steamship route.
On the chart in the Navy Depart
ment upon which is recorded the vari-
Evening star., 1924-10-14
Craft Vent 1000 Miles
in 81 Hours, Motors
Neper Stopping.
Writer Tells Story o.
Ships Long TOyage
in Central Europe

White The m: sped in q rd-st
rrHpSc 0rCr Cenfrr{ and northern
E,n1pe on her Si-ho,u' trial trip late
~ September, coreri'rg 1900 miles
trnhoW q stop of the motor-0 dis
thpCc one-hGB that from t'ried'-tchS-
hGfrn Ia LdkehHrSt. y. J.-hn Amer
icnpl snt at his typcW9rfrr in one of
tho cHbiuS Of The great bird. This
/ iut"ricGH. the oniy 'lcmspGp"r coT'rf-
NpvHdsnf permitted TO make the trial
r1gdyr. urG-S James B. Wharton. What
n JHdCrrCItf he tells in the fOUOU-
tUG ririd article. In this tr-tGt trip the
ms eqHGiCd some of the longest
1'oruGc& crcr made by dirigib'cS in
shortened time
Evening star., 1924-10-14
THE WEATHER

District of -Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow, not much change in
temperature; gentle, variable winds.
Maryland-Fair tonight and tomor-
row, little change in temperature;
gentle to moderate northerly winds
becoming variable.
Virginia-F'air tonight and tomor-
row; not much change in tempera-
ture; gentle, variable winds.
West Nirginia-Fair tonight and
tomorrow; little change in tempera :
ture.
Rccord for - Hours.
Thermomcter-4 IN, GA; pm, so.
2 midnight, 43; A am, 80; am, AZ:
noon, 65.
Barometer-4 pm. 1922; 8 pm,
3O.25; II midnight, 1927; a.m.,. 1929;
s am, 1898; noon, 30.2S.
Highest temperature. 65, occurred
at noon today.
Lowest temperature. 81, occurred at
$40 IL IN. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So: lowest, 81.
Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls at 3 am. today
Temperature, So; condition, clear.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
Evening star., 1924-10-14
Hurt by Auto Tire Blast.

Explosion of the inner tube of an
automobile tire being filled with air
.ast night resulted in George Herrell
so, 1913 A.. street southwest. being
knocked down, cut about the face and
severely shocked. The accident hap
pened at 912 Pennsylvania avenue,
and the injured man was treated at
Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1924-10-14
Two Ships Recalled.

Two Ships Recalled.
A special report, broadcast from the
Arlington station at IL am. today,
| follows:
NO vessel reports from east of
! longitude O.. Pressure has fallen
slightly Newfoundland south to lati-
tudc 40, but remains high over east
ern half of the United States and
Canada. Fresh northerly winds pre-
vail between the coast and longitude
65: fresh to strong northerly winds
west of 65 and above latitude 30.
These conditions probably continue
| next "a hours
The Navy Department ordered the
Detroit and Patoka recalled from
their observation posts south of
Cape Farewell, Greenland. on the
ground that further reports of
| weather conditions would not be
necessary. The cruiser Milwaukee.
about $50 miles south of the other
ships, also will be relieved when the
ZR-3 has passed her.
Apparently having switched from a
previously planned southern route by
way of Bermuda, the airShip ZR3
was steering a Decline course across
the Atlantic from the Azores Islands
to LakehurSt. y. j., in its flight from
F'riedrichshafen, Germany.
Word that the dirigible was follow
ing d direct course to it's hangar at
LAX ehurst was received by the Navy
Department here early today in de-
layed message from Capt. George w
Steele, American naval officer on
board. The message, sent after the
air cruiser had passed over the Azores
yesterday afternoon, said she was
then running with only three of her
six engines to save fuel and was
averaging a 4S-knot speed.
1t was presumed at the department
that the decision to steer a direct
course from the Azores was reached
as a result of favorable weather
prospect for the more northerly pas
sage.
The message from Capt. Steele and
another sent apparently shortly after
the Azores We're sighted were re-
layed to the department through the
cruiser Detroit, one of the three raval
vessels stationed in the Atlantic to
assist the flight by meteorological
observations, and the navy yard at
Boston The departme mt was still en-
deaVoring carly today to get into di-
rect communication with the dirigible
through its station either at Anrap
oils or Arlington. and was momen-
tarily expecting to talk" with her.
ZR-3 reaching this side of the Allan
tic was picked up last night by the
Chatham. Mass. station of the Radio
Corporation of America, in which the
dirigible was reporting to Hamburg.
Germany, that all was well on board.
Later the naval station at Lakehurst
heard the airship signaling the same
report to the cruiser Milwaukee. Sub
sequently other more or less frag-
lan IA m ~ ad N
from the air cruiser by stations on
this side.
Capt. Steele. in the message re-
layed at the Boston navy yard at ]
am, and apparently badly garbled in
transmission, said that in Nalving out
gas when the airship became too
light" after passing over the Azores,
one gas cell was Slightly torn" but
was Immediately repaired without
damage" a light breeze was at the
stern of the craft, he said, when she
left the islands.
Evening star., 1924-10-14

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Evening star., 1924-10-14

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Evening star., 1924-10-14

GUS stages of the flight, the IRA was
shown to have travelled $50 miles in
the 16 hours intervening between the
Darden report and the last official
position, indicating an average sus-
tanned speed of As miles an hour. I'm
less this rate was bettered, Navy oh !
servers said, the ZR-3 could not be
expected to arrive at Lakehurst much
earlier than tomorrow night.
The final weather report, based on
observations of the naval station
ships, indicated that the ZR-3 would
have to fight opposing northerly
winds during the next "a hours
Since the air cruiser is headed prac-
tically due east the opposition will be
diminished, coming "off her quar-
ter"
Evening star., 1924-10-14

THE JOHN w. DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT
Club invites supporters of Davis and Bran. in
the District of Columbia, entitled to register
Rnd vote in the states 10 call at club head
quarters. Room lG4. Ebbitt Hotel, for informa-
ton II iuconrenent to call phone Main
Evening star., 1924-10-14
Old Roofs

Old Roofs
need not be disco rdpd at the first sign Of
decay We many dollar to house
owners by our thorough knowledge of re-
pairs. Let us serve YOU!
DNNKIC ROOFING Phone Main o33
&AOOANo COMPANY t19 Bird St. SW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL. NOT BE EESPON>iI.I.r. FOR ANY
debts Other than thosr contracted 10y myself
+. : SW EFLEN. III ky. ave-. lf'
LAIkOHE, ri i;NAtr, kAAGn. Srr L,
cleaning and repairing: timing. roof repair
ing. painting. sI'outins. gutterng. L. F..
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on ANT Mt EE OCT. l3, 1921. | WILL NOT
ho responsible for ANY debts other than those
contracted bv !self. tSigned) VIM. +.
Er1rkrrd. l2:.3 @tA NV. 14'
nSTEOPATHN-bR. KIRKPATRICK AN
nounrcs his removal from the Farragut to
tho Presidential 18th and l.. 2Oh
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CARPETS MD RUGS CLEANED AND
washed hy our process look like new The
Levin Co. Phone y. 9l60. Rear 1414 ST.
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WANTED TO CARR

WANTED TO tAKRY
A vanload Of furniture from Washington. d.
C. To Philadelphia. New York and BOSTON.
SMITHS TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
BEFORE SELLING YOUR OLD SILVER GET
our prices We pay cons idPrably more than
Won can get elsewhere. We also buy dia-
rronds gold and platinum. We carry A large
line Of solid silver teasets. antique English and
Early American. SHEFFIELD PLATING
Evening star., 1924-10-14
Pass Over Berlin.

Eight o'clock found us flying over
the industrial city of Stettin. Now
at 9:25. the suburbs of Berlin appear.
First comes Staaken, where the Yep
pelin company had one of it's plants
during the war. The great hangar is
now used as a motion picture studio,
but the landing field, thickly studded
with people, still stretches out in
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CENENT WORk-CEMENT WALKS. STEPS.
coming garage floors, pOrches.
NORTHEAST CONCRETE co.
So1 eth Z LING 800 13s