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vinol le fortifcara nenandole de
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Kingston, Nueva York, E. u. A.
''Tengo. So afios de edad por largo
tempo he sufrido de indigestion, tai
grado que mi SiStema Sc debilito tanto
que padecfa de marcos e insomnio.
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que debido a mi edad al endureci
miento de las arterias no podfa esperar
la restauracfon de mis- fuerzas. Mi hija
insisti0 en- que deberfa tomar Vinol y
Sdecidi. probar. este medicamento. Me
ma dado muy buen resultado, pues des-
pues de tomar cinco botellas me siento
fuerte y saludable Y he podido ocu-
parme de nuevo en- hacer todo ell ira
baJe de la casa, consistiendo mi familia
de cuatro. A todas mis- amigas We
cinas les recomie ndo Vinol." s4
Vinol eS muy beneficioso las perso-
mas tanto de edad avanzada como j6-
venes nifios, pues conttene los ele-
mentos necesariOs para tonifcar y for
talecer ell iSistema.
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Pronto Alivio para las Afec.
clones de IA Piel

sure I'd de Eczema, Herpes, Quema-l
dura del Sol o de cualquiera otra formai
de enfermedad de la piel. que cause come..
z6n? Eatonces el AAU-COL--el- polv0'
Rntiseptico agradable-sanativo-ae dar4
alivio. Disuelvase una cucharadita rasadal
de- MU-C0L en- un vase oe agu.s y apk-
Auese a las parties afectadas y Sc sentira
prontamente aivisdo. sse
/ Los Doctores Ell todas parties recomien-i
dan ell MU-COL para todas las enferne-3
dades de la piel, para el Catarro, el NAL de
Garganta, las S;uemaduras, Las Heridas "
para la Hygiene Personel. sgss
vConsige I'd. hoy inismo un paquete De
EU-COL.-ne Venta en- las Roticas. G
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IVlOdo lacionaI dc Cgirar la
DERlL LlDAL SEXUAL =.

s ST en- algo estan los peritos en-
medicina de perfecto acuerdo, es en-
que nunca en- la historic de la cien-
cia medica Sc ha descubierto un re-
medic que haya probado ser un es-
pecifico tan SECURE para curar radi-
-calrnente la Debilidad Sexual como
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FLORES NATuRALEs

IQuisre listed consegnir HermOsOs
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas y otros ira
baJos artisticos en- flores naturales. Lila
me al teIefono 800 Santurcs, (Stoh
90 Martin Pena) y sera atendida pos
sse ara 1RABEI. PARRT cA7e 8
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las PILDORAS DEL DR.. LO-
VETT, las cuales han salvado de
una muerte premature millares de
individuos gastados Muchas de es-
tas personas Sc tuvieron por inuti-
les y solo. eran una carga para los
4demas; -pero merced "a las --s
Evening star., 1924-10-26
Pat and His Grammar.

From Judge.
Pat had been having difficulty with
his grammar. He went to Mike for
advice.
Il am always gettin' confused in me
grammar" said Pat.
How So?" asked Mike.
Il can never remember whether to
say. 1T is me- or 1t is L."
That's easy returned Mike. II
can tell you a way of knowin'.''
sure and l wish you'd tell me OF
it said Pat.
Just say over to yourself this
rhyme: 1t is !, said the spider t."
the fly
few days later they met
What about your grammar, Pat
asked Mike.
Not so good replied Pat.
Did you say over to yourself the
rhyme l told you?" Mike asked.
Yes. and there's the trouble" Pat
answered perplexed, II could not re-
member whether your rhyme was: ii
is /. said the spider to the fly or 1t
is me, said the spider to the flea -
Evening star., 1924-10-26
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

CALENDAR.
Monday-Calanthe Lodge, No. IL, Rank
of Page.
Bowling. Columbia No. VI.
Hermi0ne.
Tuesday-Franklih Lodge No. q
Webster Lodge, No. Z, Grand
Visitation.
Excelsior Lodge. No. IA.
Capital Lodge, No. -.
Myrtle Lodge. No. 20.
Washington Co., No. J. U.
Il. h. T.
Bowling. Hermione vs. ANA
Tantb.
ednesday-Mount Vernon Lodge,
No. j.
Friendship Temple, No. 0,
Pythian Sisters
Bowling, Calanthe VS.. Web
ster. No. ,.
misunderstanding. Rathbone- Superior
vs.. Capital.
Friduy--Syracusans Lodge, No. TO-
Rathbone- Superior lodge, No.
70
RathbOne Temple, No. 8,
Pythian Sisters.
bowling. Columbia, No .,
VS.. Century Decatur.
Saturday-Meeting Of the ways and
means committee.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS G

Final preparations have been made
for the gala minstrel, vaudeville and
dance to be given tomorrow and
Tuesday evenings at the City Club
for the benefit of the Archbishop
Curley Scholarship Fund. Dancing
will begin at 10 o'clock each evening.
All rummage for the annual sale
to be held tomorrow, Tuesday and
Wednesday will be received by Mrs.
Charles Goodchild, chairman of the
committee in charge, at No. IL Quincy
place northwest.
The annual memorial mass for the
beloved dead of the court will be said
on Sunday, November 2. at st. Mar
tine Church at o'clock. The Rev.
Francis x. Cavanaugh. chaplain, will be
the celebrant. The committee on ar
rangements consists of Misses Nettie
Fitzgerald, Ethel DeGau, Katherine
Furey. Mary Walsh, Emma Curran,
Dorothy Nesline, Katherine Collins and
Ida Miller.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
j. S. FLYERS BREAK
TOWNS SOLITUDE
Hornafiord, Iceland, Put on
Map Again by Figuring
in Flight.
By the Associated Press.

bs Inc Associated Press.
HOFN HORNAFJORD, Iceland, oc-
teber 25.-This little fishing and
farming village. situated on a point
of land jutting out between two shaI-
low fjords that penetrate the south
coast of Iceland for nearly 25 miles
awakened recently to find itself
discovered" as the first stopping
place in Iceland of the American
flyers who finally succeeded in their
historic attempt to circle the world
by air.
But Hofn HornafJord had been dis
covered before. 1t was near here, on
August .. S74. that the old viking
lngolfur Arnarson, fleeing from the
misruie of the Morse ruler, Harold
Haarfager, first sighted the Iceland
coast and threw from his galley Its
high seat pillars that he might build
his home where the gods caused them
to be washed ashore. Just 1850 years
later, to Il day, Lieut.. Lowell II.
Smith. commander of the American
hirdmen. TAXED into the harbor OF
Hofn HoInafjord and was greeted by
the descendants of those sailormen
who accompanied old Ingolfur on his
adventurous quest One of them, the
pilot Bjorn Eymundsson. traces his
ancestry from a comrade of 1ngolfur
and wears on gala occasions A pin
of blue bearing white gull, the
symbol that foated at the masthead
of the viking ship.
Farming Community.
Located on narrow neck OF lsu.
that separates the high mountains OF
the interior from the sea, the village
is primarily a farming community
with live stock and dairying its prIn-
cipal activities. On the little farms
ir1l- ni nd he X nd
Of the fjords grass is raised for
winter food for the cattle and ponies.
Vegetables. such as potatoes and
other roots that can mature in the
brief Summer season of warmth, are
grown to supplement the food sup
plies of the inhabitants. In the SheI
tered valleys that penetrate the
glaciers of the interior herds OF rem
deer Craze during the Summer
months. moving to the milder ell
mate of the coastline as Winter ap-
proaches.
Fishing is the great Winter IN
dustry. and in November and Decem-
Der. when heavy storms sweep the
northern and western coasts, fleets
of fishing vessels harbor in the quiet
waters OF the ford and trawl the
offlying banks for herring. cod and
other northern fish. THESE are
smoked or dried and shipped to the
continent of Europe. where the Ice
landic products are in great demand.
One of the principal customers OF
the Hornafjord fisheries is Portugal.
which in return ships wines to the
northern island.
In the huge rocks that mark the
entrance to Hornafjord and along the
seaward side OF the long natural
breakwater that guards 1t from the
Atlantic thousands OF elder ducks
make their nests and the inhabitantS
gain a considerable income through
collecting the down with which th-
ducks line their nests. a product
which brings high prices throeghou'
the world. The birds themselves ar
protected by law. and of recent
years have increased considerably it.
numbers.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
JR. O. u. A. M.

Anacostia Council No. 16. met Mon
day evening last with Councillor VIM.
NJ Joyce presiding. 4 communica-
ton was received from the national
councillor that the Orphan Home drive
is on and urging all councils to do
their part. The council was also no.
titiei that the national councillor has
appointed the following committee to
make arrangements for the placing
If wreath on the unknown Soldiers
grave by the national board of of
ticers on November q at II am The ma
tional board follows: National secre-
tary. James l.. Wilmeth chairman:
state councillor. L. I. Wehr; state
secretary. John Prender: national
tional inside sentry. T. L. Skinner;
state warden, Oscar T. Harlow state
outside sentry, Thomas F. Jones.
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee all councils of this jurisdic-
tion were requested to appoint COM
mittee of five to act with the execu-
tive committee.
services at 3 o'clock November 9.
would be held for all the councils in
this jurisdiction at Masonic Temple
Eighth and F streets northeast.
The council accepted an invitation
to attend the organizing of a new
council to be known as the Eagle
Council on the evening of October
%, at Randall Highlands southeast.
at which time the council will pre-
sent d large flag to the new council.
Special memorial services for de-
parted brothers of Star Spangled
Banner and Capitol Councils. Jr. o.
L. A. NJ, will be held at 7:45 o'clock
tonight in the III" Street Christian
Church, Sixth and H streets south
west.
The program of the service is being
arranged by the pastor, Rev. II. e.
Dickens. and the following commit
teemen: L. c. Embrey, chairman; w.
II. Kendrick, secretary; George P.
Barnes; s. NJ. Bushie and George L.
Myers.
There will be special music and
addresses appropriate to a service of
this kind, to which the public is cor
daily invited
Capitol Council. with all officers and
a large number of members present,
helds its regular meeting last Mon
day night. The class initiation to be
held tomorrow night will be the
initial start of the new degree team.
Mr.. Coulter, the chairman of the
good of the order committee, an
nounced that he and the other COM
mitteemen will entertain after the
initiation.
A card party is being arranged for
November "a. Other social features
are to be announced at future date,
The Capitol Council duckpin team
has six victories in II starts. All
members of the council are requested,
if possible, to attend these games and
support the team.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS.

Camp 4. Patriotic Order OF Ameri
cans. held reception in their hall,
e23 Louisiana avenue. Friday. Octo-
ber Il. in honor of the retiring ma
tional officers. and at the same time
celebrated their 23d anniversary with
a banquet.
Among the guests were Mrs. Lillian
Chestnut. national assistant presi-
dent: Mrs. Minnie Flynn. past ma
tional assistant president: Mrs. Flor
ence Prence. district president, No
!; Mrs. Viola Tourney. district presi-
dent. No. 2: and orphanage commit
tee. Mrs. A. Ricks.
At the close each of the national
officers was presented with a token
of membrance by the chairman of
Camp 4, Mrs. Marion ScaggS
Evening star., 1924-10-26
MASONIC.

LODGES
Mouday-Dawson. No Is. L. A
Stansbury, No. "a. l.. A
Joppa. No s.. Grand visits
ton.
Potomac No }. NJ NJ. at a
special.
TuesIay--Fedaral. No. /. Social
Acacia. No. Is. Il. A.
iakoma. No. -. NJ. NJ
Saturday School Of instruction.
ROYAL. ARCH CHAPTERS
Mondsy-Mount Vernon. No. 5. Royal
Arch
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. :. Open
meeting.
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR COMMAND
FRIES.
Tuesday De Molay. No. Order Of
Malta. full form.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TISH RITE.
Tuesday MithraS Lodge of Perfection,
18th degree ceremcn al Robert
dc Bruce Council. knights
kadoSh. Statutory aseem-
bly,.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
JOBS DAUGHTERS.

Bethel. No. l, Jobs Daughters. will
meet Saturday, November /. 8 pm,
fifth floor Masonic Temple, Thirteenth
and New York avenue. There will be
large class for initiation. The
nearby Virginia Eastern Star chap
ters have been invited and the occa
sion will be known as Virginia night
All members of the Masonic and
Eastern Star fraternity are invited
Evening star., 1924-10-26
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANs

Division No. 2 at its monthly meet
ing on the 22d instant elected officers
for the year 1925, as follows: Presi-
dent. James s. Dugan; vice president,
Thomas D. Collins: recording secre-
tary, John J. Calvin: financial secre-
tary, John Keehan: treasurer. Timo-
thy d. Daily: chairman standing COM
mittee. John J. Fuller: marshal. Dam
iel ]. Sullivan: chaplain. Rev. Mgr.
6. A. Dougherty
Division No. elected the following
named officers for 1925: President.
Michael c. Casey: vice president. John
A. Shanahan: recording secretary,
Edward Farrell; financial secretary,
Thomas McGrath; treasurer. Patrick
c. Geoghegan; chairman standing
committee, jeremiah J. Desmond:
marshal. James ]. Buckley: chaplain.
Rev. Father John j, Gala CHAN
Evening star., 1924-10-26
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

Congressional Home Circle met
Tuesday night with the largest At.
tendance they have had since 1915.
After a short business meeting, the
members and their friends partici-
pated in a masquerade dance. Miss
Cunningham was given the prize for
the prettiest costume and Mrs. C.
Batson the prize for the homeliest
The next meeting will be held No
vember 4, 1924, in Typographical
Temple. All members are requested
to attend
Evening star., 1924-10-26

| Interest is being manifested among
the several subordinate lodges OF this
domain over the proposed visit of the
membership here to Mountain City
Lodge. No. 20, at Frederick. Md, on
Monday. November "a. The knight
rank team of Mountain City Lodge IL
| recognized as one Of the finest In the
| supreme domain, and many OF the To-
cal lodges are working for classes OF
Esduires TO take TO the Maryland city
| on that date to have the rank OF
| Knight conferred upon them by this
| famous team.
A large attendance greeted Grand
Chancellor Gorham and his associate
Grand Lodge officers on the occa sion
| OF the official visitation to Amaranth
Lodge, No. 2S, at Masonic Temple,
Eighth street northeast, last Monday
evening. The reports OF the Grand
Lodge Officers showed the lodge to be
m first-class condition. Supreme Rep
resentatives Vandervort and Patrick
spoke on the Legislation transacted at
| the Supreme Lodge convention in To-
ronto in August.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26. whose
members are OF Italian descent. well
coined the Grand Lodge officers at
thelr lodSeroom in Pythian Temple on
ednesday evening. it being the oc-
casion of the grand visitation to this
lodge. which is the largest numerically
in this domain
Elaborate decorations were in evil
dence and pleasing program pre-
sented. after which refreshments were
served.
Syracusian Lodge. No. 10. conferred
the rank of knight. in amplified form.
on Il class for Rathbone- Superior
Lodge at it's last convention, being as
sisted in the work by Past Grand
Chancellor g. Frank Day.
The WAYS and means committee will
hold it's semi-monthly meeting at
i'ythian Temple on Saturday evening
when several important reports will
be received.
The weeks schedule in the Knights
of PEthias' Bowling League is as fol-
lows: Monday. Columbia No. . VS..
Hermione; Tuesday. Hermione VS..
Amaranth; Wednesday,. Calanthe VS..
Webster. No. .; Thursday, Rathbone-
superior vs.. Capital; Friday Column
bia. No ,. vs.. Century Decatur.
Grand Chancellor Albert T.. Gorham
and his official staff will make an Of
fetal visit TO Webster Lodge. No. :.
on Tuesday evening, October %. The
regular business meeting Of the lodge
viii be called at 40 in order that the
way may be cleared to receive the
grand chancellor and his staff prompt
ly AT o'c'ock. and at $50 the hall
Will he opened TO all pythians. their
| families and friends. A very inter-
hstinE program OF entertainment will
be presented. featuring the newly or
ganized Capitol City Male Quartet
he N
low. The principal address of the
evening VIII be presented by the Rev.
DR.. Earle Whitley Of the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church. DR.. Wiley
has recently returned from an extended
European trip
Evening star., 1924-10-26

! concerts also has been planned.
! The ladies' auxiliary of the club
/ will take an active part in the car
nival. The women will have several
booths, at which will be exhibited
| needlework. homemade cakes, etc.
Ten special committees in addition
! to the carnival executive committee.
headed by V. V. Straub, have made the
| arrangements for the event. The
| proceeds will be used to pay off the
! Indebtedness of the club incurred for
improvements which have been neces-
sary due to the expansion of It's mem
hership. 1t also is the aim of the
officers of the club to further enlarge
ii and make it the headquarters Of
all Masonic clubs in the District.
The Fellowcraft Club Of Federal
Lodge, No.. L. +. 4. A. NJ, Halloween
night, VIII give masquerade ball at
the New Willard, starting at 9 o'clock,
TO the strains of Dunn's Orchestra. and
will continue until the clock strikes l..
II is to be a real old fashioned mas
querade-the kind where you can throw
confetti, bob for apples. drirg punch
blow hornS-in fact, do everything
that makes for an evening of good
clean fun.
Eight gold awards will be distrib-
uted among the masqueraders for
costumes.
The formal opening of the new
temple of Joppa Lodge. No. 81. F. A.
A. NJ, has been set for Tuesday and
the bazaar will continue to Novem-
ber |. The first floor will be devoted
entirely to concessions. contributions
for which are made by the members
of the lodge. Homemade refresh
mentS Will be provided for on the
second floor. Free entertainment will
include dancing on the third floor to
music by Happy Walkers" Golden
Pheasant Orchestra. Numerous other
features will include Halloween
masquerade dance, popularity con-
test nightly, also many surprises.
The new temple is located at 1909
Ninth street northwest 1t is of
limestone and brick construction and
consists of three spacious floors. The
first floor will be used for commercial
purposes only; the second floor has
been equipped as an auditorium for
entertaining purposes, while the en-
tire third floor will be devoted to the
lodgerooms and activities of the or
der. The auditorium will be used by
various community civic organiza-
tionS.
Joppa Lodge was conceived and
organized by w. Writ Taylor and
some of his brethren. 1t was he who
on May "a. 1920. suggested the or
ganization of a Masonic lodge to in
clude the territory of Petworth. The
lodge was chartered December 15
1920. The corner stone for the new
and permanent temple was laid De-
cember 5. 1923. The opening meet
ing was held in the completed lodge
rooms September 2. 1924 The lodge
is now permanently quartered in its
completed new home
Evening star., 1924-10-26
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

The regular weekly meeting OF
Hope Council, No. 1, was held Tues
day at Naval Lodge Hall. followed BY
a supper. One new member was re-
ceived. The committee on rummags
reported good progress being made at
its sale. There win - No neeting
next Tuesday, but q Halloween dance
will be held insteA4.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
F. O. EAGLES.

Washington Aerie, No. 125, Of the
Fraternal Order Of Eagles, gave the
first of a series of entertainments to
it's members and their friends at
the clubhouse, 9o2 Pennsylvania
avenue, Monday night. which was
preceded by brief addresses by
Worthy President P. ]. Callan and
Judge Robert Z. Mattingly. The
latter stressed the efforts of the ma
tional organization in furthering the
adoption Of the eight-hour law and
it's present efforts for the adoption
of an old-age pension law.
A musical program under the d.
rection of Henry c. Melzer. chairman
of the entertainment committee, was
rendered by J. ]. F'urlong and Paul
L. Cromelin, while H Bond pleased
the audience with a group of new
stories. A buffet luncheon was
served. Similar get-together gather
ings are to be held each Monday
night through the Fall and Winter
months.
The membership committee held
a brief business meeting Monday
night when the reports Of the team
captains was received, and from
present indications a large class Of
candidates will be on hand for initia-
tion by Grand Worthy President
Otto p Le Luse November 1e, there
now being more than 100 applications
under consideration.
The regular weekly meetings Of
the lodge each Thursday night have
been resumed.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
B. P. O. ELKs

grand masquerade dance will be
held Halloween night by Washington
Lodge, No. Is, in the clubhouse. 9l9
H street. There will be six gold
prizes for those in costume.
There will be an oyster roast and
dance and election returns will be
received at the clubhouse, Tuesday
evening, November 4, 1924. Dancing
will begin about 9 pm. and will con-
tinue until IL pm.
The athletic night held by the drill
team of Washington Lodge of Elks
at the Elks' Club on Tuesday even
ing, October 81, 1924, was well at
tended. The next athletic night will
take place at the club on Tuesday.
November II, 1924, at pm.
The first regular meeting of the
"On to Portland" will be held in the
lodge room on Monday, November s,
1924, Sis pm. At this meeting in
formation relative to the trip to at
tend the Grand Lodge reunion at
Portland, Greg, will be disseminated.
Sunday. November 2, 1924, at pm,
In the ballroom at the Elks' Club, will
be held the first Sunday night con-
cert OF this season. Bob Hoy, chair
man of the entertainment COMMITTEES,
arranged for these concerts last sea-
SON.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
CALENDAR.

The officers of Fraser Camp will
don tomorrow night for the first time
their new velvet robes. The new ac-
QUESTION to the camps properties will
be celebrated by Company of the
Uniform Rank and by the Drum
Corps, under Drum Maj Robert Eng
lish. Chairman Di Mario of the com
mittee which raised the funds for the
accoutrements and Consul Comdr. A
Chester Brown will make talks felici-
tating the camp. Sovereigns Rossi,
Dalkin, Whitworth, Green and Helge-
sen are in charge of details of enter
tainment.
Following the business sessions
each first and third Thursday night
Oak Camp will hold pitch parties for
the members of Woodcraft in the Dis
| trict of Columbia. Capt. c. A Cole
will be aided by members of Company
A in charge of these features. Prizes
will be awarded the most skillful.
Elm Camp will hold an initiation
ceremony on November IA. The Boost
ers' Club degree team will officiate,
supported by the entire Uniform
Rank of Washington.
Hickory Camp invites all local SOW
ereigns to visit its meetings. which
are now held at 1404 Fifteenth street
northwest Under the head of social
entertainment new attractions are
enjoyed each meeting night.
All the camps will participate in a,
card party tomorrow evening at
Northeast Masonic TEMPLE. Sow
ereigns Mcconnell and Edwards will
be in charge for the Boosters Club.
Evening star., 1924-10-26
Almost as Good.

From the Kansas City Star
North-Did Dobbs display any
knowledge of the matter?
West-No; he merely concealed his
ignorance