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Evening star., 1932-10-02
Y. w. C. A. News

The Sunday music hours will open
today at 5 o'clock with a program Of
music and poetry by girls from Kamp
Kahlert. Mrs. Alice Sigworth Morse.
reader, and Miss Helen Hunt, violinist,
will assist. From 4:30 to 4:50 o'clock
there will be meditation service, when
Mrs. Irving w. Ketchum will act as
leader.
Mrs. William Foster Burdick has been
named chairman Of the Planning Com
mittee for the conference OF board and
staH members with representatives ap-
pointed from committees, to be held
october 10 at 2:30 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. Luke !. Wilson. Mrs. William
Alien Wilbur will conduct q service Of
worship at 6 o'cloc,.-
Members Of the )ciation are in
V.ted to attend the general MEMBERSHIPS
meeting, to be held in Barker Hail Oc-
tober IL at 8 o'clock.
Ihere viii be meeting of the Chevy
Chase Chipter Tuesday at 2:3O O'Clock
al the home of Mrs. j. Craig Peacock.
~ West Irving street, Chevy Chase,
The following committee meetings
Will be held this week Monday. Mem
DerSnlp, 4:45 o'clock: Tuesday, X Street
House Committee, II O'Clock; Wednes-
Gay, Public Affairs o'clock, and Thurs
day and Friday, Publicity Finance Com
mittee, 3 o'clock.
A dinner for business and professional
women will be held ON Tuesday at 6 40
O'Clock, Genevieye Forbes Herrick Of
the Chicago Tribune as speaker and
Herman Fakler as the soloist.
The Blue TRIANGLE Club opd The c;r
vorelle Club will have a Joint party Oc-
tober 6, beginning at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Pearl Waugh and Miss Helen
harrington, teachers of piano. and Miss
Katherine Lee Jones, teacher Of voice
in the music division, will begin the
Fall term Of teaching this week.
A meeting of the Elizabeth Somers
Glee Club will be held October 6.
The officers Of the Senior High School
Girl Reserve Clubs are in conference
this week end at Vacation Lodge, with
Miss Margaret Graves, president of the
Girl Reserve Council, presiding over all
sessions
Senior high clubs win hold member
ship drives and parties for the fresh
man girls this week, and on Saturday
morning the grade school Girl Reserve
program will be resumed in the Girl
Reserve rooms at the Y. w. C. A.
The Senior High School Girl Reserve
Council will meet for supper October Z
at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

If you feel tired, Hstless, irritable
if your work weighs you down
like an nunbearable burden, decide to-
day to rid yourself of Asthenia and
stay rid oft! You can do SO easily
+. and in 10 days time.
Buy bottle of Pluto Water and
take it as directed-one-fifth glass
in four-fifths glass of hot water
every morning for 10 mornings.
Don't miss day-for 10 days!
You'll be amazed how this gentle
treatment will change your entire
viewpoint. make you see q neU
sporld in ten days!
After that - take Pluto Water
every Sunday morning regularly,
and you'll find that you do every
thing with new vim and pleasure.
Then you'll understand why for
nearly 80 years, from all over the
world, people have travelled to
French Lick Springs for this famous
ten-day Pluto Water treatment
why physicians everywhere recon-
mend Pluto Water as mild, agree
able and effective laxative-non-
irritating and non habit forming.
Economical too. for by actual COM
parison Pluto Water is the least
expensive laxative you can take.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

the poor Of clothing, shoes and canned
goods.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers. chairman Of
the c. D. A. unit of the Red Cross, will
distribute garments to be made by this
group.
At Tuesdays meeting the annual
election OF officers win take place, also
a committee appointed to arrange for
the 10Th birthday anniversary of the
local court, which will be celebrated
October 18.
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS.
The Bicentennial Chapter Of War
Mothers held its first Fall meeting Sep
ternber % at the Hamilton Hotel. In
the absence of the president. Mrs.
Sarah Deeds, First Vice President Mrs.
Jenny M. Sauls presided.
One more chair was given the Ma
tionai Home by Mrs. Ellery Hickman
in honor of her son who served in the
World War. The chair has been pre-
sented in honor Of Mrs. Sarah Deeds,
another for the chapter.
The chapter placed a bronze marker
at the base Of the tree planted at the
Congressional Library, in memory OF
George Washington, last Wednesday.
Officiating at this service was Mrs.
j. A. Huston, chairman OF markers.
and James LIE Roy Sauls, son of Mrs.
Jenny NJ Sauls.
Mrs. Galloway OF wyoming and Mr.
Brady of the Khaki Shirts of Amer
ica," spoke.
Mrs. Edith Fuge held card party
at her home last week.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be election of officers
b. p. o. ELKS.
Exalted rulers, secretaries. State as
sociation rulers and district deputy
grand rulers from West Virginia, North
Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and the
District of Columbia met in Rich
mond last Tuesday at a regional con-
ference. The presiding officer was
Grand Exalted Ruler Floyd E. Thomp-
son.
There will be a class initiation Oc-
tober r. Prior to initiation there will
be a dinner. The lodge will partici-
pate in the fraternal parade on Ccto-
Der 81.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

council also will participate In the
F-aternal day parade October 27.
Benning Council was called to order,
with Councillor Alfred Vanhorn pre-
siding. The degrees were conferred on
John Gilbert and C. D. Gixon. The
councils bowling team will be man
aged by Capt. Arthur Austin, who will
be assisted by C. B. Payne. The Hilo
Melody Boys. Arthur B. Cation, e.
Harman, saxophonist; Arthur Austin
and Jack Tremmell furnished the en-
tertainment.
Balaam Oriental Court will meet
Grand Oriental Court. No. /.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington General Assembly, Fourth
Degree, will meet October II at the
Mayfiower Hotel at pm. The meet
ing has been postponed from the first
Monday In order that the members may
on the occasion OF the meeting partici-
pate In the celebration of Columbus
day. Faithful Navigator Thomas j.
Trodden states there will be added fea-
lures to the meeting and that a promi-
nent speaker will be present
Arthur B. Williamson, worthy master
of the Fourth Degree for this district,
announces an examplification of the
fourth degree will be given October 80.
A large class is expected to take the
degree, including candidates from Bal
timore, Annapolis. Cumberland and
other nearby cities in Maryland Sir
knight Williamson further states this
second exemplication is also given in
honor of the celebration of the 200th
anniversary of the birth of George
Washington, and also in honor of the
50th anniversary Of the founding Of the
Knights of Columbus.
WOMANS BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Victory Review will meet tomorrow
evening in the club rooms
The board of directors will have
luncheon at noon tomorrow and meet
in business session later.
Liberty Union Review will meet in the
club rooms Tuesday evening
Washington Review will hold bust
ness meeting Friday evening
Mrs. Eta King, recently appointed
supervisor in the District of Columbia
will attend all meetings during the
week.
Mrs. Beatrice Lampe, president Of the
WestWay Club, has called a meeting Of
the club guards and all participants in
the play to be given October 81 at 1106
Connecticut avenue to attend a re-
hearsal Thursday evening at 1O06 Con-
necticut avenue.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Justice Council met Thursday, with
Mrs. Carrie Englet upt presiding A
card party was arrane ID for october 20.
This council meets in the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple on the first and third
Thursdays of each moi.th.
Columbia Council will meet next
Thursday at Phoenix Hall, Fourth
street northeast.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

The first of series of card parties,
sponsored by the Charity Committee,
Mrs. Katherine Folliard. chairman, will
be given tomorrow evening at o'clock
at the Catholic Daughters Home. Miss
Annabel Arendes will be hostess. This
committee is accepting donations for
Evening star., 1932-10-02
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that daily elimination not only must be
regular. it must be complete. Other
wise poisons gradually accumulate. bred
by millions of micro-organisms in the diges-
tive tract. Little by little these poisons
seep into the blood stream. Then comes
that half-alive feeling the danger signal
of ASTHENIA.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

She didn't see how she could stand it
any longer. Everything appeared to 60
wrong. She was jumpy.. fretful. depressed.
Her household duties seemed more than
she could bear. The children got on her
nerves. Her husband was robbed of that
sweet companionship that had given him
the courage and will to face his battles.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

District will take part In this and
Fraternal day parade. Gardenia's next
meeting will be october IA at 419
Seventh street.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

Gardenia Circle met September %
at I. o. o. F. Temple, 419 Seventh
street. Plans are under way for BIZ
centennial meeting october 26 at the
Washington Hotel. This meeting will
be open to the public All circles in the
Evening star., 1932-10-02
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.

The annual convention Of the State
Council will be held at the Raleigh
Hotel November 10 for a two-day ses-
sion. On Saturday evening. November
u, the State Council will give a ban
quet at $50 O'Clock.
Edward j. Ross Council was called
to order by Councillor Glenn o. Mont
gomery. Eugene W. Rollins was elected
to membership. Degree Master w. L.
Sudwarth announced the lineup of the
degree team that will confer the de-
grees on large class of candidates
next Thursday evening.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
and the Good Of the Order Committee
instituted visitation team.
J. Morgan Read Council was called
to order. with Councillor Howard A.
Milor presiding Plans for the coun-
ellis participation in the celebration in
connection with the many civic or
ganiZations to be held on October Is,
when the citizens will observe the re-
opening of Rhode Island avenue north
east and its improvements were dis
cussed. The flag presentation exer-
cises will be held Sunday at pm,
when the council will present an
American flag to the public school at
Riverdale, Md. Addresses were deliv-
cTCu ny OLdlC ". !.
Harlow. Assistant Record Secretary
G. L. TAFT. Past Councillors . w Rich
ards, w. A. Jones, Williar P. Earnest
and Financial Secretary John M
Earnest.
Anacostia Council was called to
order by Councillor Little. The council
has accepted an invitation from Alex
andria, Va, to confer the degrees on
a class of candidates. A committee was
appointed to arrange for the annual
birthday celebration November 28
Deputy State Councillor c. F. Mueller
extended the council an invitation to
participate with j. Morgan Read Coun-
Gil in the parade October Is. The
Evening star., 1932-10-02
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CHEVY CHASE PAINT & HARDWARE
CO., 5512 Conn. Ave.
MAX COHE!. 4811 Ga. Ave
EDWARD COOPER, 1901 l4th st.
HENRY F. DISMER. 3124 14th st.
ESS-PEE SUPPLY CO., 1912 l4th st.
FETTERMAN HDWE. CO.. 50 II st.
w. A. FINCH, 2416 18th St.
A. GORDON, 2212 14th st.
HONE HDWE; CO. $40 Cedar st.
w. s. JENKS, 723 7th st.
KREAMER & DUEHRING, INC,
1414 14th St
PAUL H. LEVY. Sill Ga Ave
L0yELESS HDWE. CO.. % Florida Ave
IOvELEsS HDWE. CO., 703 Kennedy
MecLEERY HDwE. CO.. 54l5 Ga. Ave.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
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GOLDENBERG'S
THE E. B. ADAMS co.

ALL CONSOLIDATED HARDWARE STORE!
JOHN r. MEENEHAN 6 SONS. 2olo
l4th st.
MORRIS HDWE. CO., To7 7th st.
JOHN T. MOSS, ASS K ST.
OBSERVATORY HDWE., 24l4 Wise. Ave.
PEOPLES HDWE. STORE, 5l23 Conn.
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Conn. Ave.
PE0PLES STORE CO., 55ss Conn. Ave.
PEOPLES STORE CO., 4913 Ga. Ave.
c. r. SCHUTT. 1920 NJ ST.
SERVICE HDWE. CO.. $3.50 Ga. Ave.
SMITH HDWE; Co., a5oS l4th st.
y. W.f K WiSsfoN. WIN foL Ssaa sl'f f4th Ia st. ave
o. w. Y0UNGBL0OD, 34i Cedar st.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
GENTLE
Effective
ACREEABlE

When taken as di-
rected +. one fifth
glass Pluto to four
ffths glass hot wa
ter. Pluto Water is
virtually tasteless.
It is non-irritating
and non-habit-
forninO
Evening star., 1932-10-02

State League announces the next ses-
sion of the league will be held in Fred
erick, Md, October 81. Mrs. Louise
Williams is general chairman Of COM
mittees and will select her associates.
Great Incohonee Worthington p.
Wachter of the Great Council of the
United States and Great Prophet How
ard M. Albaugh Of Maryland will attend
the session.
Seneca Tribe visitation will be held
Friday. Sachem Dickey has appointed
Past Sachems Frank F. Voehl, Arthur
Roland and Samuel A. Maddox special
committee on entertainment. Past
Great Sachem William Nally will de-
liver an address.
Degree Of P0cahontas.
The Past Pocahontas Association was
entertained at the Hob Mob by Beulah
Powell, Anna Jarboe, Martha Jarboe
and Gertrude Abels.
Mrs. Louise Moriarity chairman OF
the Bicentennial Committee, announced
float will be entered in the Fraternal
day parade.
Mrs. Mary Cook presided over the
last meeting of Idaho Council, when
Mrs. Edith Mcdonald gave instructions
for its visitation.
WlllCe Eagle SCullCll CCiCbi oVSa eAAe
10th wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Sherbow. Mrs. Helen Roland
acted as hostess.
Waneta Council met, with Wenonah
Damaris Colbert presiding. Mrs. Ida
Feldman was elected to membership.
Mineola Council held rehearsal Tor
its visitation at the home OF Mrs.
Ethel Miles, with Mrs. Ethel Burroughs,
inStrlIctreS in charge
Hiawatha Council will hold bingo
game tomorrow for the benefit of the
Disabled Committee White Eagle Coun-
Gil will hold bingo game for the DIS
abled Committee October S.
Great Sachem Jacque Heidenheimer
will give a piano recital at the meeting
of Waneta Council on Tuesday.
The Tri-State League meeting Will
be held in Frederick, Md, at l:3O pm
october 81, when Natomia Council Will
be the hosts. Great Incohoonee Worth
ington P. Wachter will be present.
All members wishing to participate In
the Fraternal day parade will please
communicate with Mrs. Louise Moriar-
ity Atlantic 1857
Evening star., 1932-10-02
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Grand Chancellor Edward J. New
comb and other Grand Lodge othcerS
paid annual visitations to Calanthe
Lodge Monday evening and to Union
Lodge Wednesday evening.
Elwood Jarboe Of SyracuSians Lodge
has been enlisted in the Military De-
partment In Washington Company
No. l.
Century Decatur Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening.
Franklin Lodge conferred the ranks
Of Page and Esquire Wednesday eve
ming.
Friday evening Grand Chief Matte
Hooper paid her official visitation to
Rathbone Temple. Grand Chancellor
Edward J. Newcomb and his officers
were visitors.
A delegation Of Pythian Sisters will
leave Washington tomorrow evening for
Newport News, Va, to attend the con-
vention of the Grand Temple. Likewise
there will be a large delegation Of
knights Of Pythias. who will attend
the convention Of the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia
Columbia Lodge conferred the rank
Of Page on two candidates Wednesday
evening. The ranks of Esquire and
knight will be conferred october II.
Grand Lecturer Elroy S. Young has
just received his commission and noti-
fication OF appointment as a colonel in
the Military Department from Maj.
Gen. L. A. Tuggle.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

Grand Chapter visitations this week
are: Treaty Oak Chapter, October 3,
$50 pm. MiZpah Chapter, October 4,
$3.50 pm; Loyalty Chapter, october
S, 8 pm; Fidelity Chapter, october 6,
$50 pm, and Bethany Chapter, Octo-
ber T. 8 pm
Evening star., 1932-10-02

Matron May Mason OF st. Johns
Lodge Chapter announces tomorrow
evening will be designated Mems night.
A play, "Womanless Wedding" will be
4 presented. A card party will be held
at the British Club, 1923 N street, Oc-
tober at pm. for the benefit Of the
4 temple fund
Evening star., 1932-10-02

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osts hot avlekiy-dniribssss hest evsaiy.
esch shsss boxes a. crisp epekIss ss .
flns. Fine olse fos hIsesiis.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

Sqvore-wish 25x more bokina
suHoes ihon round sriddIss. No
ersoss Is used. hence no smeks.
no odor.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

Gavel Chapter will meet October 4.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
with Mrs Ruth Coates, TIC Farragut
street, october g. Plans are progressing
for dinner at Pythian Temple Octo-
her 49,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-16
GREAT BRITAIN
 SPENDS HUNDRED
 MILLION ON ADS
U. s. Advertising Expert Analyses the Huge
 Expenditure

London --- GU. P.) - Britain spends about si0o. .000. 900 annual ly on advertising. according to gease sllyerman. advertising ex- pert and newly elected e0mmaqaer of London Post No 1. American Legion,
 sllvorman. . New Yorker. writ Ing in tho statistical Review" suggests that contrafy 10 the na- tural order of things whereby fodo. shelter and clothing. re- speetiyely. are the most important Items for the individual. adyertig- ing. or progress seems tv indicate the following order of importanee:
 Their Importance
 one---F0od. s22.oeo.oo; two = setter. eis,000.ee0: three - toilet articles. ef3.sOo. COG; four patent medicines. si2.see.0o0 i've - smoking, ff2.0oe.0o; six motor lne. eIf.00O. .e00: seyen--ciothing (flrst with nature. but seventh in advertising). e7.00o,000.
 Britain spent s2.f56 on adver- tising lawn mowers during July, August and September; ss.g20 for a whole year. a contrast to the previous annual figures and to items which served to attract British thirst.
 During the same trimester of 1889. k76e,ti5 was expended on advertising drink. of which rough- ly e33o.e00 went on beer. t20e. COG on whisky. ss6.0oo tor wines and l. like sum for gin and brandy. In the non-Rleoholie line the flg- uro reaches eiO0.000.
 Ad Expenditures
 The following are the items of British advertising expenditure for July. August and ssptember,
 Smoking. ss.oeo. GOO; sutomo. biles and tires. s76o.000; gasoiins and oil. s7b0. .00e; soap. tSeo, ,eee; perfumsrN 100000; fnrniiuss. ess0. 600; nereals, ekoe.oe0; radio sets. seo0.090i radio tubes. eito,- coos radio eomponente. sfee. zee; raalesrains and iena-speakess, greece.
 Hilperman said that this was the first time such comprehensive fRuFas on British adEaFiislng had been published jn this fern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-16
FRENCH LEGION
 HoNORS WOMAN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-16
JAPAN MISSES SHE WILL GET
 OUT OF LEAGUE
COnciliatOry ResOlu { 10 n Between Herself and
 China Must De Changed
 or Japan Will Quit

Geneva, Dee 1G--(UP) Japan
 will withdraw from the league Of
 nations unlesg the conciliatory
 resolution prepared by the leagues committee of 10 for settlement of the Manchurian cofiiot is radically modified, Japanese sources told the United Press today. Yusoke Matuska and his aides of tho Jap anese delegation conferred on the committees first report until 2:S0 a. m, today and were in lighting mood when they received the Uni ted Press corrGep0ndent. Matsuoka, without waiting for instructiens from Tokio, informed
 key members of the committed that Japan could not accept any part of the draft resolution except the clause dealing with cancellation, The delegation was chiefly nngarod of the statement regarding nom
 recognition of Manchukuo. and said Japan would be forced to
 leave Geneva unless the clause was removed.
 The Chinese found the desoiu- ton weak and practically mean inRless.
 League members were sceptical regarding Japan's oft repeated threat to quit. but admitted that the crisis was approaching.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-16
No Objections To
 Reinstatir1g Lawyer
Judge, Alter Hearing Laudatory Letters for Atty
 Joseph GuIlfoile, Reserves Decision

r. Lewis appeared for the state of
 Attorney 0ullfolle was tho only witness heard in tho petition. Brief questions by Attorney Thoms and Attorney Lewis as to Attorney uuilfoile's aetiens during the past three years constituted the nature
 Attorney 0uiIfoilo admitted that hiH handling of e real estate trans action, which resulted in hls nns- pension three years ago, was un. professional and in answer 10 Judge nnldwin's question about the Star Record. said be would never engngo in any publication of that
 After counsel had completed the questioning. Judge Baldwin asked # there were any objections to the granting of the petition. Att tornay Ilealey said the sole ques' lion before the court was whether tho petitioner had established his fitness Co practice again. Neither Mir Lewis nor Mir iseaiey offered any objection, both stating that had there been any objections, they would have heard of them. They pointed auk thab thsfa hhu been no adverse comment ad. vaneed. They added that the newspapers had published the pc. tttlen when it was Aled and that # objections were to follow, there was ample time tor them to bs pressed.
 Attorney uullfoile said he left Waterbury soon after being sns: pended and that no tried hls hand at banking. tutoring, restaurant supervision, and soliciting. Ills counsel, Attorney Thenaa submit' ted letters from nll 0f hls employ ars during the past three years in which tho fharaetsr and ability of the petitioner wera ianaed' A slmilar letter fTem Rev John Me. nnrthy Of the nlaassd Sacrament ohurOh, iha parrish Of which At' iornay 0ullfoils is . member. was submitted,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-16
Fr. Fitzmaurice Observes Event
 December 22
Former Pastor of St Patrick's Church Here and Now Head of St Francis in New iiaven-Catholic U.
 Professor to Deliver Sermon at Mass of Thanks.
 giving

of New London, where he attended the public grammar and high schools Of that city and later en. 1. tered SC Miehael's college, Toron- to, Canada.
 He made his advanced studies at the Grand Seminary, Montreal, and was ordained in the Seminary ehepeI, there. on December go.
 IiIs first appointment was an eisFate at st Joseph's church. North 0Fosvenordale. where he roe mained from December 90. iee2, to April C, 1889. On the latter date he received his first pastor ate og SC Mary's South Coventry. Five years iat0r he was transfer red to SC Joseph's. Dayvilles and In January, 1gog. became pastor of st Mary's Jewett City. After nins years nt Jewett City, during which he built the present church ediiioe, he assumed the rectornhip Of 9i Mary's Norwich, on April IS, 1911. Ills next assignment was to St pa- trick'U, Waterbury. in July, 1919. iie was advanced to tho pastorate of SC Francis New Haven, on Jan nary. 1924.