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MASONIC.

LODGES.
A0nSImrGsEassi Mount PieaSsnt. -? 10 = ss. NJ. NJ.
Albert Pike. No SO. +. G.
Tuesday-Nat onal. No. II. +: G..
Myron NJ. Parker. grand vista
King f,S"i David. a. No. IS, F. C.
Lebanon. No. I. NJ. NJ. special at
$50 pm.
Wednesday, ashington Centennial.
No. IA, r. c., at @ pm; f. a.
at 7:3D pm.
Osiris, No. %. grand visitation.
East Gate; No "a. E: A.
inU La .' Fayettc. No. 10. + L. at 6
pm: NJ. NJ at 7:30
VIM Il. singleton, No. 80, +. c.
Congress No. 81 social.
Friday Columba. No; .; social
Lebanon No. Z. L. 4.
SATURDAY, Masonic field day, Clark
Griffith stadium.
School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tresday--I.a Fayettc, No. ), social.
Wednesday, Colnmhia. No. |, +. NJ.
and NJ. L. NJ.
Rrirhtwood No. Q, Royal Arch.
Friday-Sckonl of instruction.
KNIGHT TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
Tuesday -Rrightwood. No. q, Order Of
the Temple.
Friday-Columbia. No. =. Order of the
Temple.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday Washington Council, No. l,
degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TISH RITE.
TpSday-Mithras Lodge of Perfection.
fourth and fourteenth degrees.
Wednesday ay-Evangclist Chapter. Rose
CroiX eighteenth degree
Thursda VI Robert de Bruce Councll OF
KadoSh thirtieth degree.
FRIDAY Albert Pike Consistory, thirty
second degree.
MISCELLANEoU
Thursday -kalIinulis Grotto. Yelled
Prophets. short-form ceremonial.
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liam c. Belts, in their addresses, laid
stress upon the Importance of the new
project of erecting dormitory
for children at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home, funds for which will
be raised at the coming base ball and
field day at American League Park
next Saturday. The grand matron
was presented with a set OF ice tea
spoons by Past Patron Meyer and
the grand patron with a carving set
by Junior Past Matron Barrows. A
short program was rendered, con-
sisting of vocal solos by Mrs. Estlow
and Mrs. Mullenburg, with Mrs. Hall
and Mrs. Weaver at the piano; a read
ing by Miss Marion Tucker, and piano
solo by Mrs. Elsie Weaver. The next
meeting of the chapter, on June "a,
will be the last before the usual
summer vacation. The chapter will
be entertained on that occasion by
the Georgetown Kitchen Band and
large portion of the meeting will be
devoted to the Temple Heights
project. of which Past Matron Ste
phenson is local chairman.
A large class of candidates was ini-
| tiated in Electa Chapter Tuesday eve
ming. A program under the direction
of Past Patron william Scantlebury
was given. Raymond Fillius sang
solos and Raymond Fillius and Will
liam Scantlebury gave duets. Mrs.
David kinchiloe. wife of Representa-
tive Kinchiloe of Kentucky, gave a
number.
Martha Chapter. No. 4, celebrated
it's twenty ninth anniversary Friday
night, with a large attendance. The
hall was attractively decorated and Il
large birthday cake was lighted and
Past Matron Norma Hine and her
committee. The chairman of the an
niversary was Past Matron Louise
Linthicum and refreshments were in
charge of Lille Boxwell Junior Past
Patron Richard T.. Barker had charge
of the decorations. The following
program was given: Solo. Past
Matron Ruth Ayler Morgan, accom-
panied by Prof. Arthur Storm: an
carpaagh with sna MI Bob and 5ao mT5 Fast
Patron Richard E. Titlow, accom-
Norma Norman " Hine' u' worthy Matron
Mary p. Allen announced that An
napolis Chapter of Maryland would be
the guest of the Chapter June 20. 1t
will be the last meeting until the
fall. Miss Margaret Conner is chair
man of programs to be sold at the
ball game June q and has a commit
tee assisting her. A lawn fete is to
North Carolina avenue southeast with
Association Matron Ellen Reynolds as
chairman.
Bethany Chapter. No. "a. at its last
meeting initiated several candidates.
A lawn party will be held Tuesday at
1439 Park road northwest with Mrs.
Roberta Forst as chairman. The next
meeting will be June 20, the Sun
Shine Club, Mrs. Carrie Whyte, chair
man. will have charge of the enter
tainment and refreshments. This is
the last meeting of the season.
St Johns Lodge Chapter at it's
meeting tomorrow will be entertain ed
by the men of the chapter and other
members. This will be the last meet
ing until after the summer vacation.
Mrs. Nora T. Fling. matron of
Mizpah Chapter. No. S, announces that
the degrees will be conferred at the
meeting Tuesday evening. This will
be the last meeting until the first
Tuesday in September.
Areme Chapter. No. 10, met June A.
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ming, June Is, at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. 9th and ID streets
northeast. at o'clock. The pastor,
Rev. G. e. Stauffer, a member of Co
lumbia Lodge, No. 10. will deliver
special sermon. The Grand Lodge Off
GERS and the Rebekan Assembly Off
GERS will assemble in the Sunday
school room of the church at 1880
pm, together with all members of
the subordinate and Rebekah lodges.
Canton Washington. No. /, p. M. will
escort the grand bodies and the mem
bership into the church at o'clock.
The proposed trip of Eastern Lodge
degree staff to Charlottesville, Va,
June 81, has been postponed.
The grand secretary has request ed
a conference with all the secretaries
of all subordinate lodges in this juris-
diction for Monday evening, June %.
in his office at the /. o. o. f. Temple.
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Emma T. Strobel

Shirley Malinski, Emma T. Strobel
and Sarah Reich.
Dorcas Lodge, No. 4, at it's last
meeting conferred the degree. Past
Noble Grand Josie Ison and her com
mittee swere given a vote of thanks
For making the new robes. Election
of officers will take place at the next
meeting.
At the last meeting of Esther
Rebekah Lodge, No. 5. the follow
ing appointments were announced: ::
Instructress, Marian S. Geiman, and
Jacksonville Club, Maude l. Taylor.
The members of the Rebekah
lodges will join with the other
branches of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows in the memorial service
this evening at s O'Clock, at the Ninth
Street Christian Church, 9th and D
streets northeast
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Mayflower Council, No. II, met
Thursday evening last, at Society
Temple at 5th and C streets, with
Mrs. Carrie Handiboe presiding. Mrs.
Lorrina Baker from Martha Dan
bridge Council No. l, was elected
and received into the council. The ap-
pllcation of Mrs. Blanche Brooks was
received and referred TO a committee
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Councillor, Mrs
Hudgens; A. C., Mrs. Thurston; V. c.,
Mrs. Emma Brooks; A V c., Mrs.
Iatspaugh; recording secretary. Mrs.
Hattie Babbitt tre-eIected); financial
secretary, Mrs. Edith Bailey ire
elected); treasurer, Mrs. Margaret
Hartman tre-elected): conductor,
Mrs. Grace Farley; warden, Mrs. Ida
Bell; c. s., Mrs. Licarrione: l. S., Mrs.
McDevitt: eighteen months trustee,
Mrs Brooks Representatives to the
state council, Mrs. Hattie Babbitt
Ethel Miles and Eva Raba
A meeting of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club was held recently at the
home of Mrs. Ida L. kerper, ga c
street northeast. Presiding officer
Mrs. Z. Viola Thompson After the
business meeting a social hour was
held. Prizes were awarded To Robert
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The sketch. IAN Old Sweetheart of
Nine" by James Whitcomb Riley,
was played, with illustrations in liv-
ing models, shown in spotlight WIS.,
wedding anniversary for worthy Ma
tron Mrs. Emma c. Frech. Refresh
ments and dancing were held in the
banquet hall. Mrs. Frech was the re-
cipient of sterling silver candlesticks
from members of the chapter. The
star points were In charge OF the
program, with Mrs Claribel Gay as
chairman. June Is there will be
program, this being the last meeting
before adjournment for the summer
vacation.
The ways and means committee Of
Miriam Chapter, No. %, will give a
card party at 1928 14th street north
west Wednesday, at o'clock. Ar
rangements are being made for a
lawn fete.
Acacia Chapter. No. 2s. will confer
Tuesday evening. All members of
the order are invited. The worthy
matron announces that after the de-
grees the chapter will have a dish
shower to complete the stock of the
chapters dishes. Each member of
Acacia Chapter is expected to bring
a dish for this occasion.
Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 27, Is pre-
pairing for the annual lawn fete. to be
held on the evenings of June 24'and
25 on the lawn at Taylor street and
New Hampshire avenue, under the
Craftsmanship of Associate Matron
Mabel S. Boyd.
Loyalty Chapter. No. 80, will meet
next Wednesday evening. June 22, at
3 pm, the chapter will have charge
OF the religious services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home. Dur
ing July and August the stated meet
ings of the chapter have been called
off.
The grand matron, Mrs. Helen
Strait, and Grand Patron William
the Grand Chapter, paid Brookland
Chapter it's annual grand visitation
Wednesday evening. Past Grand Matron
Minerva Crawford and Junior Past Grand
Matron Tillie C. Chauncey also were
present A program was rendered.
including vocal solos by Mrs. Grace
Hazard Wormelle of East Gate
Chapter and Miss Jean Molster. ac-
companied by Past Matron Helena
Lennon at the piano; a reading by
Miss Ruth Clayton and violin solos
by Past Patron Troy A. Nubson. ac
companied by Miss Molster. Gifts of
ed to the grand matron and grand
patron.
The auxiliary home board Of Tenn
pie Chapter, No. Is, will give card
party Friday, June 90, o'clock. res
idence of Mrs Esther V. Cross, 1106
T. street southeast.
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Ninth Street Christian Church.
member of the order, while the must
cal portion of the program viii be
rendered by the Mursurgia Quar-
tette, with Mr.. Howard as pianist
The ceremonies are in charge of
the following committees: Speakers
o. b. Gray. w. B. Hardy. J. +. VIII
son; program and printing. T. l..
Kidwell, L. w. Heiss, j. F. Skidmore;
hall and decorations, W. A Kimmel
T. E. Landon. w. A Wilding; music,
George f. Heisley. L. B. Emory, r.
f. Jaehnke; neurology. p P. Patrick,
Israel Sommers, H. NJ. Vandervort;
electrical effects, J. S. Prescott; medi-
cal aid, DR.. Frederick Yates; public
ity, S. NJ. Pearson; Pythian Sisters,
Mrs Gertrude Able, Mrs. Lillian
Johnson; reception. the following
chancellor commanders, C. C. Lipp,
chairman; H. F. Marshall. o. G.
Wells, r. B. Ford, r. b. Bergman,
D. H. Mcleod. A. b. Baker, r c.
Warner. A. H. Woody, c. a. Johnson.
John Mondella, A. l.. Embrey, A. NJ.
Schwartz, Sidney Solomon and r L.
Slagel.
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TWO outstanding Masonic
events will occur during the
current week.

events Will occur during lhe
current week.
The annual Masonic field
day. which includes the annual pase
ball game between teams OF the Grot-
to and the Shrine for the beneht OF
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
will he staged at the Clark Griffith
Stadium, the new name for the Amer
ican League Base Ball Park, Satur-
day. The gates will be opened at ~,
the fun will start at 2:S0 and the Dali
game at $50 pm. The entire pro-
ceeds this year are to be devoted 10
the erection of the children's dorml-
tory. The entire Masonic world of
the National Capital is interested in
the outcome. Every Masonic lodge
and every Eastern Star chapter has
appointed special committees to look
after the details of the event, which
wiz be staged under the auspices of
the. Masters Association of 1924 of
Washington. The Knights Templar
Communicates in uniform are expect
ing to stage a maSSed drill: the poES
of the order of De Moiay and the
girls of the Daughters of job in uni
form. and the auXiliarieS of both the
shrine and the Grotto will be on hand
to lend their contribution, spec tacuiar
and otherwise, and the famous NICK
Altrock will lend humor and fun to
the more serious aspects of the base
ball game. Some lodge in the District
is going to get silver cup for sell
ing tickets and all of them are hus-
thing to pack the ball park as It has
never been packed before. One Of the
good brethren of La F'ayette Lodge,
No ~ is said to have shown his spe-
cial interest in the object at stake by
sending his check for $500. Doubtless
there will be others.
The second event Of the week will
be the last reunion until the fall of
the Scottish Rite bodies of the Dis
trict, which will begin in Mithras
Lodge of Perfection, at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Sd and f streets
northwest. Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock, when the fourth and the -FOUR
teenth degrees will be presented in
full ceremonial form, These Will be
followed daily to and including Fri
day, when the final degree ceremonial
will be staged. While Masonry does
not unfold its ceremonials for public
information, it is said that there are
no more spectacular and impressive
ceremonies in Freema sonry than in
some of the degrees of the scottish
Rite, and these degrees Will be pre-
sented in full ceremonial form at this
reunion. Tuesday the work will be-
=
it will start at 1880. The full rituals
tic staff of the Scottish Rite bodies OF
Washington will present them.
Potomac Lodge, No. 5. has accept
ed an invitation to attend special
services next Sunday evening at its
acting chaplain'S church, at Wlscon-
sin avenue and volta place: Ihe
lodge will assemble for the purpose
at 7:30 and probably proceed thence
to the church.
Columbia Commandery. No 2,
Knights Templar, will give its an
nual excursion to Marshall Hall Mon
day, July Il. Commander Birgfeld
has appointed a committee consisting
of Sir knights Riggin, Tryon, Phil
lips, Hart. Ross, Boesch. Boss, Skin
ner, Gasch and F1ather to. look after
the details. Athletic events with
prizes will be feature.
Rev. Abram Simon will be the
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ODD FELLOWS.

Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 20,
meets Tuesday at 5 pm, at it's hall
over Park Savings Bank, when the
first degree is scheduled. At the last
meeting the secretary was directed
to send letter of sympathy to Past
Grand Frank NJ. Rollor, recently be-
reaved in the death of his mother.
Past Grand J. II. Broderick of
Mount Pleasant Lodge was recently
elected by Columbia Typographical
Union, No. 10i, a delegate to the
International Typographical Union
convention, which meets in Toronto,
Canada, in August.
Memorial services for the order in
this Jurisdiction will be held this eve
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EASTERN STAR,

A0AAAsN O1 II n.
Religious services today at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home will
be in charge OF Warren G.. Harding
chapter, No. 81. Rev. Archie Davis.
worthy patron of the chapter. will
preach the sermon. The music will ha
in charge of w. Arthur Storm. or
ganist OF the chapter. Solos will be
rendered by Miss Ancella Fisher and
Mrs James Kerr. Automobiles will
meet the 9Th street cars at Ritten-
house street from 2:3O to PAS nm
The meeting of the chapter June 2s
VIII be conducted by the past mat =
be presented. The annual excursion
Will be held July 2, to Marshall Hall.
Esther Chapter, No. received the
grand matron and grand patron at
the official grand visitation June 5.
After the address of welcome by the
matron. Mrs. Bessie Bush, and the ad-
dresses by the grand matron. Mrs.
Helen b. Strait, and the grand pa
tron, William G.. Belts, an entertain
ment was staged by members of the
chapter under the direction of Past
Matron Theodore Cunningham The
entertainers were Past Grand Matron
Bertha G. Hudson and the following:
II.
Baldwin, Frank A. Birgfeld, Bert II.
Brockway. Henry H. Burroughs. D. p
Bush, j. Harry Cunningham. Edwin c.
Dutton, Arthur G. FeSSenden, Edgar
B. Merritt, Charles +. Myers. Joseph
H. Phillips, James A. West and Henry
H. Wright. The grand matron and
grand patron were presented with ap-
pripriate gifts. The matron announces
that at the meeting to be held June
10 the degrees will be conferred That
l. lo, 1ar
til after the summer recess. June %,
at 1870 pm. the chapter will pay it's
annual visit TO the Masonic and East
ern Star Home.
Members of Unity Chapter, No. %,
attended a poverty social, held at the
home of Mss. Vaughan last Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Steiner, chairman of
the ways and means committee, an
nounces that the regular weekly
meetings to sew nave been dlscon-
tinued until fall. The auxiliary home
board committee will meet at lib
eth street northwest tomorrow eve
ming. The chapter is planning an
all-day outing at Colonial Beach to
take place early in July.
Ruth Chapter will be entertained
by its dramatic club tomorrow night,
with an all-star cast, in Then and
Now" A brief business meeting will
preeede the entertainment
Columbia floral circle will hold a
picnic in Rock Creek Park at the
reservoir, 18th and Kennedy streets
northwest. tomorrow, 1880 am. to
pm
The matron of Gavel Chapter. No
%, Anna E. Vierbuchen, announces a
special program to be given Tues
day evening, after short business
session. Florence Lippard is chair
man of the program, given for the
benefit of the dormitory.
Trinity Chapter, No. So, will enter
tain Sharon Chapter of Mclean, Va,
and Harmony Chapter of Vienna, Va.
next Thursday. After a short busi-
ness meeting the evening will be de-
voted to entertainment.
Bethlehem Chapter No. Z, had the
annual visitation of the officers of the
Grand Chapter of the District of Co
lumbia last Tuesday, in Northeast
Masonic Temple. The grand officers
were received by the matron. Mrs.
Irene Darnall. Grand Matron Mrs.
Helen Strait and Grand Patron Will
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Bethlehem Chapter No. Z, had the
annual visitation of the officers of the
Grand Chapter of the District of Co
lumbia last Tuesday, in Northeast
Masonic Temple. The grand officers
were received by the matron. Mrs.
Irene Darnall. Grand Matron Mrs.
Helen Strait and Grand Patron Will
Evening star., 1924-06-15

drive for the 100 per cent member
ship will be concluded and all whose
applications are then pending, with
their ladies, are requested to be
present. There will be musical
and vaudeville entertainment Re-
freshments will be served. All mas
ter Masons, with their ladies, are in
vited. The meetings of the club will
be discontinued during July and
August. The next meeting of the
club will be the third Monday in
September.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Lamb
skin Club will hold lawn fete June
~ at 9th street and North Carolina
avenue southeast, at 6 pm.
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Mrs. Nora T. Fling, matron of
Mizpah Chapter. No. S. announces that
the degrees will be conferred at the
meeting Tuesday evening. This will
be the last meeting until the first
Tuesday in September.
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Trinity Chapter, No. 33, will enter
tain Sharon Chapter of Mclean. Va,
and Harmony Chapter of Vienna. Va
next Thursday. After short busi
ness meeting the evening will be de-
voted to entertainment.
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The Fellowcraft Club Of Joseph H.
Milans. Lodge No. 3s. will hold a
five hundred card party in the audi
torium of the Northeast Masonic
Temple, Sth and F streets northeast,
Wednesday evening, June Is, at s:15
O'Clock.
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The matron of Gavel Chapter No
%, Anna E. Vierbuchen, announces a
special program to be given Tues
day evening. after a short business
session. Florence Lippard is chair
man of the program, given for the
benefit of the dormitory
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The Trestleboard Club will meet
Saturday night in the Gavel Club
rooms for the last time until Septem-
ber A ''whizz- bang" of entertain
ment, with lots of fun and good
fellowship, and plenty of fine smokes
is promised.
Evening star., 1924-06-15

The regular monthly meeting of
the Petworth Masonic Club, which is
ladies' night, will be held in Joppa
Hall, Cd and Upshur streets. tomor-
row at s pm. The competitive
Evening star., 1924-06-15

Albert Pike Lodge. No. IS, has call
ed off it's meetings scheduled for the
first Monday in July, August and
September
Evening star., 1924-06-15

Columbia floral circle will hold a
picnic in Rock Creek Park at the
reservoir. 18th and Kennedy streets
tomorrow, 1880 am. to
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St Johns Lodge Chapter at it's
meeting tomorrow will be entertain ed
by the men of the chapter and other
members. This will be the last meet
ing until after the summer vacation.
Evening star., 1924-06-15

Naval Lodge, No. 4. will pay a visit
to Mystic Circle Lodge, No. 1o9. of
Baltimore, tomorrow evening. as
sembling for the purpose at the
WashinAton, Baltimore and Annapo-
lis electric railway station not later
than 5:45 pm on that date.
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Continued on Eleventh Page.
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Ruth Chapter will be entertained
by its dramatic club tomorrow night.
with an all-star cast. in Then and
Now" A brief business meeting will
preeede the entertainment
Evening star., 1924-06-15

Senior Steward William Watson
Ayres will head the official line in
Washington Centennial Lodge, No II,
Wednesday evening, in the F. c. de-
gree and Past Master Marx r. Kahn
in the T.. A. degree later the same
evening
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LOS CoMUNISTAS PUEDEN DE-
RRoTAR A LOS MoDERADoS EN-
Ell REICHSTAG


PARIS. mayo 6 Omitted Press)-
La prensa de la maiana 81 expresa
en- ell sentido de que Ell resultado de las
elecciones en- Alemania viene a echar
por ell suelo todas las ilusiones que Ell
mundo Sc habia. hecho sobre que Ale
mania pudiera pagan su deuda de que
ira Toda la prensa esta de acuerdo en-
que ell plan de los expertos esta vir-
tualmente fracasado, v que u GUAM
do no Sc lie hara una resistencia fran
ca, no obstante habra una oposici6n
pertinaz y silenciosa a toda legislation
que tienda a poner en- practica Ell plan
de los expertos. Los periodicos Green
en- general que los moderados no po-
dram contrarrestar con exito a La opo-
sicion y que contra Alemania no po-
dra ~empleaTse con resultado mas que
la fuerza. lie Matin'' asegura que Ell
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Ell GAMING
DE LA SALUD

Muchas mujeres sufren de los efec-
tos de sangre empobrecida Y agota-
miento neryioso, cuando ell remedio
de reconocida eicacia es tan facii de
procurar. Estan va tan aeostum-
dradas a este constante cansancio,
que no Sc dan cuenta de La notable
meiora que Sc consigue con tan sola
tonifcar la sangre.
ecMi enfermedad Sc presentaba de
distintas maneras," dice la Sr.o, Ana
de Jesns Gonzalez, Gale BOLIVIA. 499,
Medellfn, Colombia. "Hace tres
amos empece a paliaecer y a perder
Ia fuerza y animation. La sangre Sc
puso muy delgada y la digestion tan
mala, que rara vez pude conner con
appetite. FL est6mago estaba infado,
sentfa ardor en- los intestinoS, nau-
seas. estrenimiento, dolores de cabe-
"a. de espalda y cintura, ypalpitaci6n
del coraz6n. Los rihones no fun
cionaban con regularidad y el hfgado
tambien me atormentaba con fire.
'cuencia. Mi padre, al yer en- uno de
isus avisos los maravilloSos efectos de
las PndoraS Kosadas del DIR. Wi
Hams, me a~consej6 tomarlas. Ami
mada por la mejora que senH a las
tres semanas, seguf ell tratamiento y
an cinco mesesquede completamente
restablecida. Desde.que empec6 a
tomar sus pfldoras, mis- dolencias
fueron desapareciendo. Comence a
Sentir fuerza Y animaci6n, los RHO
mes desempenaban mejor su function
y ell est6mago digeria bien los ali
mentos. Recuper6 la algeria y hoy
me considero feliz."
81 I'd. siente algunos de esos SIN
tomas, no dilate en- tonificar su san
gre con las Pfldoras Rosadas del DIR.
Williams, tan fdciles de tomar y de
;acci6n agradable. Sus efectos Sc
lmanifestaran pronto por una nueva
sensation de bienestar, propio de I'm
lorganismo bien e~quilibrado.
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FL auiador IA. PeNetier
Nega a Calcutta

nuevo gobierno que sc ha tornado en-
Aiemania resistira hasta 10 dltimo a
poner en- practica NADIA que Sc refera
a pagan la deuda de guerra. lie Pc
tit Journal asegura a su vez que los
comunistas podran derrotar en- cnal.
quier momento a los moderados del ala
derecha e izauierda. Aconseja ademas
que no Sc hagan juicios prematuros
hasta que no Sc demuestre p~racticamen-
te por Alemania que no esta dispuesta
a pagan, y que Francia no debe aban-
donar ell Ruhr hasta que haya una Sc
guridad de que Ell gobierno aleman ha-
"a efectiva su deuda con los aliados.
WASHINGTON, mayo 6 Omitted
Press)-a Corte Supreme de los rs
tados Unidos ha dado una decision Ill
timamente que influira en- gran name.
ra en- las entradas que por s'income
taxi t'ene ell gobierno. La decision en-
question ha sido en- ell sentido de que
TODD ciudadano americana que viva en-
ell e~xtranjero y que tenga propiedades
tendr$ que pagan ell s'income tax'',
bien sea que sus propiedades esten en-
los Estados Unidos o que est6n en- cual.
quier otro pals del mundo. {,