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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-05
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Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
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Ano. yzdyt' ietsfmeki

"Ano, vzdyt' jetsfmeki |
.'Ano, vzdyt' jste mi fekl, zel
il musite miti. Nepohledl jsem
il dosud, nahlednemez tedy
do nj" NHM
Rene medal Sc dvakrat po-
bizeti. Tobolka obsahovala rd-
zne papfry, krestnf list, prd-
kaz o propustenf re sluzby vo-
jenske a pochvalna vysvedce-
nj rlznych rodin Laurentovi,
jehozto sluzby chvaleny byly
v kazdem ohledu.
"Pomocf techto listin," del
Rene Moulin, "mohu Sc pani
Dick-Thornove smele predsta-
WITH"
"Uhodl jsem jiz plan tvuj!
Kan pax ale vlastne mifis?"
"Jakmile budu We sluzbach
Anglieanky, budu j mfti sta
le pred ocima v brzku bude-
80 vedeti, jak souditi o tom,
nila-li Sc osudne afery V
Neuilly cili mic. Do sluzby mne
ulozene rychle Sc pfi trosce
divtipu vpravim a bude-li mi
svefeno poradati zabavu, o
ktere Laurent mluvil, dojde j
ma tvou roll - -"
INA jakou roll? Snad mne
nechces dostati taky do slu-
zeb pani Dick -Thornove? Ne
vypadam, kamarade, podle to-
no - -"
"Bud' bez starosti! Posta-
ram sc sensacni vystoupeni!
Avsak nemluvme predcasne.
Najsem jeste ami We sluzbach
pani k-Thornove, pohovo-
fine 81 tedy o tom al pozde-
il. Zde v tobolce jest taky a.
dresa Laurentova. Dli We Vim
cennes. Dobre, re to vim. Po-
slu mu tuto stofrankovou ban
kovku, jez rovnez v tobolce Sc
nalezala.
"Vratit mu sto franki!" zvo
lal Jan Ctvrtek, jehoz oci) "a
zarily chtivosti. "Jaka to hlou-
post! Rozdelme Sc mel"
"Zaslepeny!" karal Rene
druha sveho. "Coz nepochopu-
jete, re Laurent dal by Ultra
Timed novinach rozhlasiti, re
pfisel tobolku, obsahujici
sto frankG a tyto listiny. Udal
by tam j jmeno sve a ia bych
byl hned Ultra obvinen, re to-
bolku jsem odcizil, kdyz pou-
zlvam listin. v nj obsaZenych
Musime chytfeji ma to! Poslu
Laurentovi bankovku S dolo-
zenfm, ze nalezne listing sve
u hostinskeho, u nehoz sc po
odchodu cd Anglicanky zasta-
vii. Donesu tam totiz listiny ty
lined, jakmile jsem jich byl
pouzil a jakmile 81 jich pomoci
sluzbu u Dick-Thornove zjed-
nam!"
Jan Ctvrtek zasl primo mad
dGvtipem Reneovym a poke
paw mu ma ramona, del mu
vyrazem nejv6tsiho obdivu:
''Kdo by to byl v tob9 hle
dal?"
20 chvili oba muzove z krc
my opet vysli.
"Pdjdu primo do ulice Ber
lfnske," del venku strojnik zlo
synu. "Mluvim anglicky, md
mily, jake kdyz bicem praska
j nabidnu neprodlene sluzb.
sv& pani Dick-Thornove. "
Deset minut ma to Rene Mo-
lin, zanechav soudruha Ma q
lici, zazvonil odhodlane u dive
II domu jeff.
XII.
"Operace straSliva, z nix we
jde smrt neb vyleSeni."
Nasi ctenari pamatuji 81 je
Ste, jak uboha silena Esterk
nasledkem piklI vevody Jiffh
a Thefera odloucena byla o
pant Amadisove a dopraven
do 1stavu choromyslnych, KID
OdkAZa1 II reditel Odd6lenf ny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-05
NEvETsf LACE " CoRLETr

NEVETSf LACE " CORLETT.
Novy dIm o 6 pokojfch s kou-
pelnou ma pdkne ulici proti ko-
stelu u vych. 131. ul., vse mo-
derne zarizeno, fireplace, book
cases, china cabinet. Dunn ten
to bude "a n9kolik dni dohoto-
ven. Cena $6700. Haste sc
hned u j. Smetany, 1917 Broad
way. Tel. Broadway 3270, ve-
Ger neb v ned9li v I. 1915 Le-
nacrave ave. z vych. 131. ul.
As
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt
beze stravy, plyn, elektrika,
koupelna, po pfipade i garaz
X pouzitf. ZvlaStni vchod. -
Haste Sc v els. 4617 Lester
Ave-, roh Finn ul. 4-7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-05

PRODA Sc jednorodinny ddm
vse moderne zafizeno, pet po-
kojd a koupelna, vse ma jed
nom poschodf. Druhy ddm o
sesti pokojfch a koupelna ma
dvou poschodfch. Nalezajf Sc
blize skoly a kary. Haste Sc
v els. 1880 Coath Ave. z W.
chOdni 131. ul. 4-7
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod.
kde je trzba "a hotove pres
$3.50 tydne. Najem 500 m9sf-
Gn9. Naleza Sc v dome (. 1902
Denison ave. Cena $3.50. Pro-
dava Sc nasledkem rozejiti sc
spolecnikG. 4-10
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MUsf BIT PRODAN "a pfici-
nou odjezdu, totiz dvourodin-
ny dun 0 5ti pokojfch kou-
pelnou dole a to same nahore.
Elektrika, plyn, diva fernesy.
Lot 43 pfi 200 strevicd. Hla-
ste Sc els. 127O5 Union Ave.
4-7
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PRIME Sc jeden neb diva pa
nj ma byt do pfedniho poko-
je sc stravou neb bez. Haste
Sc v {. 1856 vych. 65. ul. z u
Mon. Al
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
tfi roxy stary, 6 pokojd, kou-
pelna. garaz. p9kny lot. zada
sc hotov9 $4,000. Haste sc v
{. 1899 vych. 145 ul., z Kins-
man Rd. 4-28
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PRODA Sc obrazkov6 divadlo
ma 600 sedadel, samotne v ce-
lem okoli. Della sc vyborny
obchod. Kazdy vecer ku pro-
hlednuti. Blizsi sdeli M. j..
Krejzl, v Arion Theatre, 1908
Kinsman Ri. 4-7
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fs. = ~ y Ntss 3 Z z
PRODA Sc dunn dvourodinny
ma dlazden& ulici, vse zaffze-
no, jsou tam slime stron1y,
dobra pramenita voda 9 jes
vse zaplaceno. Haste sc po
Ste hod. vecer v (. lib HUI
da ave. u Luna Parku. 4-5
DUN DvOURODINNY ma "a
padni 46. ul., blize Denison.
Lot SO pri 328 str. - Hotove
$1,000, ostatni ma lehke splat-
ky. Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
Ave. roh Fulton Rd. -
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PAPROVANf, Giste, dobfe,
"a cenu pfim6fenou provadf
B. Sedlecky, 3643 vych. 1873.
ul. 81
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PRODA Sc p6kny lot poblize
Kinsman Rd. ma vych. 154. ul.
3 minut cd Rapid Transit Stop.
Haste Sc v els. $500 Manor
Ave. ID
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PRODA Sc reznicky a grocer
nj obchod, bude-li prodan do
10 dni, da Sc skoro "a pGl ce-
ny. v okoli nex,i podobneho
obchodu a lease je ma diva ro-
ky. Haste Sc v {. 8515 Rose
wood ave. 40
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$500 HOTOVE, ostatni mssic-
nx jako nsjem. koupi icdnoro-
dinnH dam blize Broadway ka.
ry. Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
Ave-, roh Fulton Rd. 4-7
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lene pixie kul, podafilo Sc sle-
chetnemu Jindfichu z La Tour
'Vaudien, svymi pffmluvami u
prefekta policejniho, Cd n6hoz
tstav charentonsky jest odvis-
lEm, a dohovory s jinymi oso-
bami rozhodujfcfmi, zaopatfiti
nnfsto toto st9panu Loriotovi,
jdhoz byl slechticky advokat,
jaik znamo, opravdovym pffte-
lem a jehoz pom9ry malo skye
le az prilis dobfe znal.
.stspan, ac mlad, byl ostat-
ne We svete vedeckem jiz dob
re znam svou bystrosti, obrat-
nostf a predevsfm pracemi svy-
mi o choromyslnosti, jeff prf-
cinach, zjevech a jejim leceni.
Okolnosti tyto pffmluvy jim
drichovy jen podporovaly, ale
mlady advokat, kdyz pfftel je-
no misto ono vskutku obdrzel,
neprozradil jemu ami slovem,
ci vlastne protekci on "a mfsto
to dekuje. stepan Loriot ujal
Sc lradu sveho s nejv9tsf hor-
livostf v brzku seznalo Sc, ze
Dovolanim jeho v dfad ten ii>
cinema volba vyborn&.
Stav sflene Esterky nevyza-
doval zadnjch zvlastnfch neb
energickych opatreni. Ubyto-
vana byla v kobce jedne, z je-
jihoz okna videti bylo do "a
brad ma protejsim navrsf. Zme
ma sidla a move tvare proti ma
dani nikterak il nerozcilovaly.
Byla ticha a pokojna jako be-
ranek, pohrizena jsouc stale v
tupe sve sneni, takze hlidaci
zasli, jak mohla tato osoba byt
nekomu "nebezpecnou".
Navstevy lekari konaly Sc
o 9. hodine ranni. stepan Lo-
riot dostavil Sc den po pffcho-
du Esterky do dstavu jako O.
byceine v pravy Gas j podany
mu ihned zpravy 0 novem TOM
ITO pfirdstku jeho oddeleni
/ Dluzno dodati, ze pod dozo'
rem jeho bylo dvanact sfle.
nych, z vetsiny nevyhojitel,
nych.
Kdyz doktor Loriot pfekro'
Gil prah cely Esterciny, tate
spocivala jeste ma lozi, nespa
la vsak: velke modre oci jej
ziraly uprene zadumcivi
kamsi do prazdna. st9pan. do
iat pGvobem zeny te, pfistou
pil k nj. Esterka nazvedla po
nekud hlavu a pohledla mai
pohledem bezvyraznym. Lekai
konstatoval. ze uboha nejev
zadneho rozcilenf, jak die uji
t'ovanf policejnf prefektury
ze jde o nebezpecnou silenou
| bylo by sc mohlo zdati.
Neodpovfdala vsak ma op9t
ne otazky mladistveho dokto
ra. az teprve, kdyz tento ta
zal Sc: "Milujete madame, XIV
: tiny?" jakasi zafe, zafe 1.-Two
, ia a nerozumu nutila Sc IRA
KEN iejim a septala jako b.
: v polosn9nf:
"Kvetiny? o, kv9tiny jso,
: krasne."
"Miluiete je?"
: Esterka zmlkla vsak jiz NJ
s-.
: dobro.
] stepan pojal II "a ob9 ruce
J, upfel ma nj magneticky pohlei
Y svij, kteryz zust&va be3 6Gir
ku ma ,malo kter4ho sflenehe
4 Il del tonem velitelskSm:
: ,*'Musite mi odnovedeti, che
; tomu"
vsak pohled jeho zdstal be
dcinku, Esterka neslysela ht
J. neodpovfdala mu.
Lekaf dal 81 nyn{ pfinks
> listinu, v niz byla policejnf pr
q fekturou konstatov&na osot
o most Silene, avsak henalezl
d nj zadn6 zvlastnf podrobnost
q bylo tam toliko zaznamen&n
le imeno nest 'astnice a ' rubric
~ ~~sn ~nAu~ S~ol.~v S~- A>xklnX~
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PRIME Sc papirovac. Haste
Sc po 6. hodin9 vecer u Karla
Srba, (. 1890 vych. IS. ul.
as
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MARVIN AVE. - Diva p9kne
iednorodinne domy Sc vsim "a
fizenim v p9knem okoli u zap.
Al. ul. Cena $4,000, hotove
$500. ostatni ma mirne splat-
ky. Haste sc II Mr.. Kulich.
3435 w. 25th st. 4-7
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PklJMOU Sc zrucnf tesafi ma
stalou praci. Haste Sc u FIR.
Vitaka, 10110 Unity Ave. Tel.
Hemlock 274O W. 4-5
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PRODA Sc grocernf a cukro-
vinkovy obchod naproti vefej-
ne skole. v dobr6m okoli. Hla-
ste sc els. 5102 Hector Str,
bllze Broadway. 4-7
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PRIJME Sc PRODAVAc ma
DURANT a STAR kary. Hla-
ste Sc u Fulton Motors Sales,
1914 Fulton Rd. 4-5
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Ear. 20. VI. 6LlZE CkANN
AVE. - $500 hotov6, zbytek
ma lehke splatky. Ddm dvou-
rodinny. lot so pfi 200 strevi-
cich. ulice dlazd6na. Da Sc
velmi LEVINE pfi rychlem prode-
il. Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
Ave. roh Fulton Rd. 4-7
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PRODAJl Sc diva domy ma jed
nom lote, pfedni o 8 pokoiich,
zadni o 5tipokojich, plyn, e.
lektrika. Lot 165 pTi 1873 stre-
vfcich. Cena $6.500. Haste Sc
v Gis. 1923 vych. 81. ul. ID
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PRIJMOU Sc zrufni uniovi te-
safi Il FIR. Slabv (. 1870 Coath
Ave. vych. 131. ul. 4-7
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DOBRY - JEDNORODINNY
dim ma Storer Ave., blize Full
ton karv ii Sackett skoly. dim
ie o 5ti pokoiich. elektrika,
sklep. fernes, pida, bridlicova
strecha, velky lot. garaz. ulice
zaplacena. cena $1,000, hotove
$1,000. Haste se u Mr.. Kulich
3435 w. 25th st, Al
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veselou hru : 6eskyych
mlynd pod nazvem INA O.
tavskSm klepaci" uvidite '
nedSli, Is. dubna ' cesks
Narodnf Sini na Broadway.
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PRODA Sc pekny lot SO pfi
1875 str. v Park Heights ave.,
ulice dlazd9na. Da Sc pod ce-
nu, bude-li prodan brzo. Has
te sc v (. 1857 Svec ave. ma
hofe. 4-8
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NEPROPASTE TUTO PRIZE
ZITOST, kupte tento domek o
A svetnicich koupelnou, fer
mes a line zafizeni, ulice dlaz-
dena. Cena pouze $4,000. Biz
81 sdeli JOS. Cvecka v nfadovne
Neiedlik Mikes, realtors, {.
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way 1886. :?
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MLEKARSKA FARMA MA
PRODEJ. Je o $50 akrech, ma
leza Sc mezi Clevelandem a
Akronem. 10 mil cd hranic
Clevelandu. dost vody, cukro-
w les. dobre stavby. cihelna
barna. kravy, kon6 a je tam
male iezfrko a je blize A.B.C.
Line. Blizsi sdGlf Alb. G. Wal
ten, r. 5, Hudson, O. As
PRODA Sc set do parloru. set
do iidelny. set do loznice. Sim
ger sici stroll. kamna ma uhli
a plyn. vse velmi LEVINE. bude-
Ii to hrzo nrodano. Haste Sc
v (. 4313 Clark Ave. :?
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PRODA Sc

KOUPf Sc jeden neb diva jed
norodinne domy ma zapadnf
strane mezi Fulton Rd. a zap.
SIS. ul. Prihlaste Sc ma adre-
su P. T. Korin, 1921 Fleet av.
Tel. Lincoln 295. 4-8
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VYMENfM svoji farmu "a
iedno- neb dvourodinny dnm.
Zaslete svoji nabfdku do adm.
"Sveta" pod znaGkou Box 141.
4-12
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Obchod elektrickymi . radio.
vymi potfebami ma m9stske
krizovatce, blfze ziv6ho rohu.
kde Sc vzmaha obchod. Velk&
pfflezitost pro praveho OBJ
chodnika. Ob9tuie Sc Primo
len "a 5000. Dobra pffcina k
nrodeii. 1921 E. %. st. Tel.
Broadway 1859 w. 7-20
Evening star., 1924-10-15

to cooperate with tho Mid-City Citi-
1ens' Association in an en1prt to have
the-ground between Union Station
and the Capitol purchased and con-
verted into public parks.
Cite Need OF Street work.
The Commissioners will be request
ed to pave the roadway and improve
the sidewalks on A street between
Sixteenth and Eighteenth streets. Re-
iteration Of tho plea for installing
electricity in tho Bryant School also
will be made. 1t was reported that
efforts Of the association TO have ap-.
pointed an Instructor In military SCI
ence and tactics at Eastern High
School Is practically assured.
Resolutions favoring the movement
to secure District representation In
both Houses OF Congress and the cleo
toral college were passed after dis
cussion. which brought out that tho
association Is opposed to any repre-.
svn,a.lon IN Congress in the choice
Of which the citizens had no Voice.
The secretary was directed to extend
the thanks of the association to tho
Commissioners for the numerous i'm.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

first and second vice presidents, re-
spectively. Other officers to be re-
elected were: Secretary, William A.
Carlin; financial secretary, John P.
Kern: treasurer. Frederick Muller,
and delegates to the Federation of
Citizens Associations, David Babp
and Harold +. Warner.
One Man Cars Opposed.
Unalterable opposition to the in
OF the safety type one-man
cars as proposed by the Washington
Railway and Electric Co. was voted.
Besides tending to. slow up traffic, it
was pointed out that this innovation
has for its ultimate end the making
of Washington into a "one-man-car
city" Discussion brought out the
fact that a large number OF the mem
hers of this association intended to
boycott the cars.
After taking up the discussion of
the bill proposing the extension of
the municipal general powers Of the
by sections and disap-
proving of a majority of them, the
bill was considered as a whole and
rejected. The association resolved
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Diet Is Often Injurious and Al,cays Unpleasant
Choose the Healthtu Way to Reduce-Wear
M a q dme x Gird1e
The Hecht Co.
The Hecht Co.
F St. at 9TH

Women wear them, lose weight quickly and continue
to wear them for comfort Soft pure para rubber eird.
les that simply like corset. The ordinary
activities OF your day, such walking and bendne do
the rest The rubber messages your excess flesh awav
without your being the least bit conscious of it. Pink
rubber, $l1.85. Gray RUBBER $985.
"Clasp.front' model of pink rubber, S12.85.
For,Th
Evening star., 1924-10-15
MEALS SERVED FOR ZR.3
CREW AND PASSENGERS
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press
FRIEDRICHSHAFE Germany.
October 15.-The German crew Of the
ZR-3 and their American officer pas
sengers enjoyed the following menus,
according to the arrangements worked
out in detail before the dirfSible left
Friedrichshafen:
Breakfast-Coffee, cocoa, xveiback.
porridge, apple jelly and braunsch-
weiger mettwurst.
Dinner-kaiserin soup, sfYloin
steak, carrots, peas, potatoes. apple
sauce, Vienna cakes.
4 o'clock luncheon-Tea cakes,
Bavarian beer and wurst.
Supper-Irish stew and tea
Midnight luncheon-Coffee. cocoa.
with mustard.
AS today may be the last day prior
to landing, a captains dinner will be
served, and there are several extras
Evening star., 1924-10-15
JAMESON IS CHOSEN
ASSOCIATION HEAD
effected for Third Term by
Lincoln Park Citizens
Body.

Guilford s Jameson was elected
unanimously for the third term to
the presidency of the Lincoln Park
Citizens Association, which met last
night in the Bryant School, Il street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets southeast. II. T. Lawson and
Mrs. Helen DOGGY Reed were elected
Evening star., 1924-10-15

scheduled which might complicate
affairs IL the ship happens to be
above the American 12-mile limit.
These extras. however. do not ap-
pear on the printed menu for the
dinner. which includes: Bouillon with
vegetables. boiled beef and cabbage,
plum pudding and peach compete.
In the event the voyage should be
prolonged beyond the scheduled time.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Some Delay.

Prom the Kentish Observer
The self-made man marched proudly
into the Office of the great financier
with whom he had an appointment.
Il don't suppose you remember me-"
he began, but 20 years ago, when 4
was a poor messenger boy, you gave me
a message to carry-'
Yes, yes"' cried the f1nancier. "And
now you've come with the answer"
Evening star., 1924-10-15
provements made in the Lincoln Park
F1ture Program.

President Jameson announced that
at tho next meeting, in November.
James T. Lloyd. president of the
Board OF Education, would be the
guest Of the association and would
deliver an address.
John Scrivener John A. Demos. Mi
chael v. Chrest. William r. Harlin,
Walter c. John. w. Irving Earnshaw,
William III. Harvey, Samuel Goldstein
and Hyman Coloduy were elected to
membership.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

there are plenty of rations aboard 70
care for the contingency.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Joiint-Ease
For Swollen Joints

Most remedies fail. but Joint
Ease succeeds.
IT'S for joint troubles only.
whether In ankle, knee, hip. ei.
bow, shoulder, finger or spine
. whether rheumatic or not.
1t limbers up stir, infiamed
painfui. creaky joints 50 quick
ly you'll be astonished.
Two seconds rubbing and
away 1t goes through skin and
nesh right down to the bone
and ligaments-thats why n
. succeeds. Ask Peoples Drug
stores or any reliable druggist.
A ays remember, when
Joint-Ease' gets in joint agony
gets out - quick. Advertise
ment.
Evening star., 1924-07-24
SEALSKIN TO BE CHEAPER
UNDER POLIO OF U. S.
Conservation Has Increased Supply
Greatly-Large Demand Is
Anticipated.

Miss America, fond of fur coats in
winter, and particularly fond of seal
skin coats, will find her coat of fur
costing less in the future tran in the
past, thanks to the seal conservation
policy of the Government. While the
Government at the last fur sale in ST
Louis realized the lowest prices on
seal skins in many years, forecasting
lowered prices for seal coats this win
ter. the fact of the lower prices, ac-
cordlns to members of the national
committee on marketing seal skins,
VIII so stimulate the sale of skins that
tne government will profit greatly by
the increase in the size of the sea
nerd, brought about since 1912.
iilegal poaching and indisriminate te
killing of seals in Alaska had reduced
the seal herd in 1912 to $4,000, accord
ing TO .. r. Albrecht, a member of
the committee. Today the seal herd
numbers 100000, due to the conserya-
tion methods of the Government. The
nrst step toward preservation of the
seal herd was taken by President
roosevelt in 1912, who negotiated a
treaty with England, Russia and Japan
wneiepy only a certain proportion of
,. s.ie seals are killed each year under
oirect supervision of our Government
These skins are taken to ST Iouis
dressed and dyed by Government
agents. and then sold at auction -
the fur trade each Spring ana E.iI
me conservation policy has resultad
IN bringing down the price of seaI
SKINS from figure where on,y the
"eaithy could afford them to a price
"ithin redch of millions
Evening star., 1924-07-24
WAR MOTHERS INVITED
TO CHAPTER Meeting
D. C. Branch Seeks to Increase
Membership-Gold-Star Parents
Welcomed by Organization.

The District of Columbia Chapter
of National American War Mothers
has extended an invitation to all
mothers who had q son or daughter
in the World War to attend its
meeting in the w. C. T. U. Building,
522 Sixth street, tomorrow night At 8
o'clock.
Gold-star mothers, or those who
have lost a son or a daughter IN the
war, ars eligible for membership In
the organizat ton without dues or as
sessments, il is announced: fne
mother who brings in the largest
number of new members during tne
year win be rewarded for her efforts.
IN. local chapter of War Mothers,
it is pointed QUE is the only o,,,sah,a 1rgah,l,
cnmnosed solely of mothers of World
war veterans. The ifth anniversary
of the organization will be ceiepratso
during October, and a reception IN =
honor of the new members OF IaE1
will be held in November, 1t is statea.
A regular meeting of the local CHAP
tar will also be held the fourth Fri
day in August, it was announced.
Evening star., 1924-07-24
DINNER FOR DOCTORS.
Medical Staff of Veterans Bureau
Entertains ConsultantS.

The medical staff of the Veterans
Bureau gave a dinner at the LIE
Paradis roof garden last night in
honor of the consultant staff of the
bureau who are now in Washington
for a three-day conference to con-
tinue from July % to July "a.
Those present at the dinner were:
Ohio; DR. Louis I. Dublin. New York;
DR.. Douglas A. Thorn, Boston; DR.. G.
NJ. Kline, Boston; DR.. Roy Adams,
Washington; DR.. NJ. T. McEachern,
Chicago; DIR. w. F. Lorenz, Mendoza,
Wis; DR.. d. j. Mccarthy. Philadel-
DR.. A. NJ. Barrett. Ann Arbor; DR.. F.
C. Smith, Washington; DR.. W. l..
Dunn, Asheville; DR.. William A.
White, Washington; DR.. H. A. Patti
son, New York; DR.. George w. Grille,
Cleveland; DR.. Robert u. Patterson
Washington; the director, Gen Frank
T. Hines; Col. George T.. Ijams. DR..
o. Crossman, DR.. B. w. Black, DR..
Martin Cooley, DR.. G. A. Rowland. DR..
Winthrop Adams, DR.. P. S. Rawls, DR..
H. w. Tobias, DR.. o. D. Wescott, DR..
K. Schaffle, DR.. ]. F., Barry, DR.. B. w.
Carr. DR.. Albert Smith. DR.. H. T.
Guss. DR.. M. F. Woodward. DR.. l..
]. G. Kidd. DR.. A. G. Coumbe. DR.. NJ
H. Allen, DR.. j. r. McDill. DR.. A. D.
Peck, DR.. r e. Chandler, DR.. Carlton
Bates, DR.. T. S. Troy, DR.. B. S. Ste
phenson. DR.. U. G. lies, DR.. Fred H
Clark, Dr.. E. T. O'Connor, DR. C. S.
Cowie. DR.. A. N. Baggs, DR.. l. P. Nair,
DR.. H. W. Rollings. DR.. ]. P. Wheeler,
DR.. w. T. Merrill, DR.. E. r. Fales, DR..
E. NJ. Fisher, DR.. w. l.. Chamberlain,
DR.. H. c. Stokes, DR.. H. B. Kauff-
mann, DIR. A. w. Evans, DR.. j. w.
Hodges. DR.. ]. L. Cashin, DR.. v. f..
Watkins. DR.. j. l.. Hall. DR.. r. c.
Foster, DR.. T. B. Cracroft, DR.. w. B.
Parker, DIR. Il. M. Parker and Dr. N.
W. Stephenson.