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jtaRotrjSET 'JO BREATH
Iniiemt Wu (MyOf Her Farmer Sdf"She Got Tube.
' uraiae Tanlac the long-! T
1 'ill!', Mr*.Lynem. a highly esteemed real-M»*t of lift Ch eat nut atreet.|Wnmlngton Del.. In relating her.^jarla»ce with the medicine
I It's the #rat time Inf»«r or flra year, that I havefkoon able to eat without auffer-ai"« afterwards. Pood acted ilka"."Oh with ma. My appetitei*** *° Poor that I couldn't eat»wueh. of aaythin*. but tvtn thenM wo"ld Woa* up terribly and
auck intenae pains that Ifcould hardly endure It. Therewas such as awful praaaure off*aa around ray heart that I^woui« almost smother and theslaaat eatrllec would completely.vxtenit mef I would get so'choked up from tkla indigestionf«t night tkat I would hava togat out of bed and walk aroundIn order to breathe. I waa fear¬fully .pervoua and often became
weak and dlnv I could scarce-1* stand up. 1 never knew what»und deep waa and felt tired.ut all the time.1 lost about twenty-flve pounds
jlh wer*Kt and waa just a alutdowof n»y former self. My shoulderswere stiff and painful to such anextent that I could hardly raiaemy hands to my head. My con¬dition waa most deplorable and I"waa never able to find anything^to help me until I be/ran taking-xanlac. I have takeirsix bottles»aow and feel like an entirely dif¬ferent woman. I have regained
. several pounds of my lost weightand am *!!»? - n
1 want, sleepIlk# a child at night. and am never
.troubled any more with nervouf-»nes8 and dizziness. In fact. I» am enjoying wonderful health Inpevery way and J Just think Tanlac.is the grandest medicine in the» world."
.Tanlac is sold Tn Washington
.by .People* Drug Stores and allleading druggists.Adv.t-
pTHE face in the mirror*#ir -faoe, does it wear the
contented expression of good/health, or are the features drawnland pallid? In the latter case,-your story is read by all whoaee you. and what woman of
^spirit wants to be pitied for her¦physical condition? There ia a
I.*ay to get the nervous, tired-lines out of your face and theEslump out Of your body. The use
¦Sr 'Jjat standard remedy. Lydia^E. Ptnkham's Vegetable Com¬pound. will strengthen the nervesand tone up the system to resist[that exc«s»lre fatigue..Adv.
NATIONAL UNIVER-I SITY LAW SCHOOLr FIFTY-FOURTH
YEARThe summer term of
elevea weeks will tftsJaae 15. This term carriesthe same fredlt for the 4e-gree oo-eMber Ike (all, wl>-ter or aprlag term. Tkeelaasea will be held froaa
Is *¦* '. *. week days except. »ststda7». Catalogue will
k* seat as reqaest or theDeaa and Secretary May be
^ eeea ketweea B aad S at IkeLaw School Bulldlag. 818
- IStk Street >. W. TelephoneMala MIT.
EMERSON INSTITUTE173K-1T4* p St. !*. W.
Phones Franklin *461-445!Summer SemesterClasses In All
HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTSBegin Jaae 16
Men's Dept..Day and eveningR^*i»tratlon from June
Women's Department .. Eve¬ning, school only. Registrationfrom June 3-17.-Prepare, for all colleges and.Professional Schools.
Catalogues sent on request.
i CLOTHING ON-CREDITif ABRAMSOMJ1' 7«h * I »tr.ta M. W. H
PittfburC; Automatic Gas Water HeatersT_. g<U»r Morrii Sales Co.*** . st. aw. Mais lm-lMt.
HOUSE COMMITTEETO SPEED PASSAGEOF DXiEGISLAHON
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Jones Resolution to BeConsidered Monday,
Says Focht.
LAfiOR BILL IS NEXTIFranchise Request by Rapid
Transit Co. to Be GivenEarly Consideration.
A spe«d jV* jjjjlifi-'l- in tfcc'House"* DUtrlct Committee t4 *le-pose of pending District legislationduring: this session of Congress isabout to be inaugurated. ChairmanFocht announced yesterday.Several important Items of legis¬
lation are still pending in the com¬mittee and- these, it is hoped. willbe brought before the House be¬fore adjournment. Should the Housedecide to recess for three-dayperiods, it is expected that mostof the bills will be reached, it waastated.The Jones resolution calling for
an investigation of the fiscal rela¬tions between the District and Fed¬eral governments out of which Issupposed to have grown the sum of$5.000.000. claimed to belong- to the'District, will be the first measureto be disposed of. The chairman in¬dicated yesterday that this bill willbe called up Monday, which is Dis¬trict day in the House.
Before the Jones resolution wasreferred to the District Committee, ithad been agreed at a special meet¬ing of the committee to bring theFitzgerald Workman's Compensa¬tion bill for the District before theHouse Monday. The fact that theimportance of the Jones resolutioncaused this measure to be side¬tracked will make it the order otbusiness on the following Districtday. Fpcht explained.Following "the disposal of several
small bills effecting the streets ofthe District, the early passage ofwhich has been requested by theCommissioners, the committee willtake up the bill granting a fran¬chise to the Washington RapidTransit Company. Focht statedthat there had been an Insistentdemand from patrons of the buslines that this measure be broughtup at an early date.
CARNIVAL OPENSAT CLARENDON
Falls Church Odd Fellows andRebekehs Guests To¬
night.CLARENDON. V». June 8..The
Odd Fellows' carnival, postponedfrom last week got under way to¬night with a large delegationpresent from Alexandria lodges.Members of Falls Church Odd Fel¬lows and Rebekah lodged will at¬tend tomorrow night, while Satur¬day has been designated as Wash¬ington night. Grand Master An-dresen a/id his staff having beenspecially invited.
Olive Branch Masonic Lodge ofLeesburg will pay a fraternal visitto Columbia Lodge here Saturdaynight, when special degree workwill be conferred.The Clarendon Players will pre¬
sent "The Day Before the Wed¬ding" at Ives* Hall Friday nightfor benefit of the building fund ofthe Methodist church. The playwill be directed by Prof. John T.Elliott, other members includingMrs. Leslie Putnam. W. L. Bragg.J. W. Woodward and Misses David-son and Rollin.
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Alexandria, roaad trip... g-yA rltog t«a Side Trip. Ilfll
10c additional. VllLKleetrlr ran l»a*e lft* I ¦.ad PNBijlTiiia a ?.an* f II Inorth*cat mm the hoar sad I 'WW Vhalf hour.a. m. teW> :9S p. aa
Baaalar that »0 mlaataa.
Wtik'aitu-Yirgjiia Railway CinfiaiMT.
LOANSW HORDING
Diamonos, Watches, Jewelrylw»> »«< ot HIiIwit
Jn the Air Today.W^SttlNGTOl*.
SAA.HAVAI. RAMJO JTATIW.10:10 a. gl..Meteorological report
on SjSSO'meter! of arc transmitter.IS m and 10 p. m..TMm« signal,
weather report. >hfp orders.10:1# p. m..Naval preas news.
Wavelength, 3.850 meters. '«
WWI . PMTOFTICIC depart¬ment STATION. t
.40 fL in.;.Weather report*, I0:f%o. m.. marketfram; 6 p. m.. fairyproduct# tor New Tork and grailreport. All radiophone on l.lCOmeters.,11:30 p. m.. 2:45 p. m.. S:S0 P- ra..
C. W. telegraph marketfcram on1.980 meters.' %
7:t0 p. m and 8 p. m.. radio mar-ketrrams; 1:50 p. m.. weather re¬port. All Yadlopbofce oh 1;1SPmetera.
3M METKRS UlfLKSS OTHERWISHNOTED.
WMC.DOUBLEDAY-HILLELECTRIC COMPANY.
4:30 to S:30 p. ra .Program: Base¬ball scores announced; Those DaysAre Over; Rondo Capriccioso; Cutie;Fageiins Yi$a; Thais; When ShallWe Meet Again; Country Dunce;Manon Le»cayt;* Irlsn Son* Medley.part 1; Melodic in F: BroHen Toy;Marie; Simple Aveu; Granny; IrishSon* Medley, part 2; The Brlkin*.
NOE.NAVAL AIR STATION.413 Meters.
1:30 P. V.;TVs Madrifal Quartet.Mitt Elaie Jorss,
soprano; Mr* Elaine Sebrin* Ferd. Contrailto; Mr. Howard Green, tenor; Mr. ClaufffctoslWeet, Woo; Miaa Willie A tope, piania)and accompanist., ftuartets.' Old Sweet toss "
(Melloy); "Abaenr" (Metoslf); "I LeesYeu Trsly" (Carry Jacob* Bond); "GoodMight Beloved*' (Pisasti).Contralto soloe by Mra. Elaine Sebrtnf."Slave Sonf" (Tereaa Del Riego), "WindSong" Roger* I.
Qeor*e O'Connor in aonga.The City Club Orchestra.Sol Minater. di¬
rector Miaa Pauline SpaJford, Mr. Paul;Lanfer."Keep en Buildinc Castle# in theAir." "Extaae Oanne,'* "Sturabliaf," riolisftolo to "A Wild Boae." "Minuet** iPaderew-aki); Cello «olo. 'Berceuae," (Oodard);!"Teaain*."
.Cello aoloa by Paul Lancer, famous oel-liat of the Boyal Serbian Orchestra."Chan¬son Triate" (Tachaihowaky): ''Andante*'(Cerrelli); "Ls Cyrne" (The Swan) (Saist-Saons).WPM. THOS. J. WILLIAMS. INC..12:30 noon.News items and re-
pprts on stolen automobiles.KDKA-PITTSBURGH.
\ d»«t-9 to 9:15 a. in., 11:10 to 13 ra..
Mualc.2:30 and 8 p. m..Baseball scores.
IValckt.7 p. m.."Th« Use of Paint and
Varnish." L. C. Stuckrath. < *
8 p. m..Versatile entertainment.WJ7.NEWARK. ». J.
Easter* Dirliftt M.ls» Tlase, De-dnrt Oae Hour.
Daily.11 a. ra. to « p. ra..Musical pro¬
gram on the hour.Taalffht.
7 p .ra.."Man in the Moon."7:30 p. m..Health Talk by M J.
Five, M. D", Department of Health.City of Newark.
7:45 p. m.."Electrical Inap^tlon."by Mr. Ward.
7:55 p. m.."Broadcasting Broad¬way," by Bertha Bralnard.
8 p. m;.Recital by Helen Osmund-sen.
9 p. ro..Concert by the JeanIngraham Orchestra of Newark.WGI MEDFORU HILLSIDE, MASS.
Dally.3:55, 3, 7.30 and 7:45 p.' ra..News"
and music.Toalght.
8:15 p. m..Music; vocal and In¬strumental.
WWE.XEW TOKK CITY.(WaiaatkV.)
Dally.1:15 to 3:15.Mtsic and children's!
stories.Toalght.
10:30 p. m..Special musical pro-Kranrt.WGY HCIIESECT*DT, Jt. T.
(General ElMlrie.)Dally. "*
13:30 and 6 p. m...Stock quota¬tions and reports.
Tulitl.7:46 p. m..Program by the Mon¬
day Musical Club. Albany, N. Y.Contralto and violin aoloa. Read¬ings. "Why the Snake Haa Legs,"and "The Hen.". 10:30 p. m..Late program. Spe¬cial musical selections."- t
KYW.CHICAGO.Dally.
0:35 a- m. to 7 p. m..Reports andnews. ,
8 to 9 p. m..Musical program.
For YearsAs the Best
.Make up yourmind to specify Elk f
Grove when you or-
der Butter.
.It*» the Butter of ^ufity, fresh ti the new mown h«y.For years the' choice of thousand* of housewives.
With Each Pw4 .( Eli Gran Batter are Iwlid TwoWhich art Mwihh is Roger* Silverware
Sold by Grocer* Who Supply Their Cutomeri the Bert Batter
GOLDEN & CO., Distributors
WU-IPRIKRrntUI.7;3Q p. m. B»»«b»ll »cor««. Unci*
Wiscily bedttm. «»ry.7:« p. m."OuU41ii* ">. 0»»wth
at a Ci\r? . V' '
t p. tn.Ma.lc. \ « .
KVP.TORT WOOtJ. ».< T.1*450
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1:50-p. m .Ih»t»uctlon In.9 p. ft«elt»l by Id-yw-old
Domthy Portln*«H. "That Old IrUhMother o'MIn*' et,h«f tone*.
PATENTS CONTROLCRYSTAL CIRCUITS
vv* X
It is' not ^en^rally known thatcrystal sets in >ome instanoe* arepatented. The fact that crystal de¬tector sets are less complicated andinvolve only Simple'circuits may ac¬count for this. -There are no leasthan ten crystal detector sets patentedby one Arm. not to mention the manyfirms which have one or tnore patentson special hook-ups.The cfysta^ detector set is more
easily made than,the vacuum-tubeaet. M therefore appeals to p*r»oftswho wknt to build simple and inex¬pensive apparatus. There is no ob¬jection to persops making odd con¬nections for their personal use. b«twhen the -sale of a set involves .fea¬tures which are protected by patentathe set cannot be manufactured- forsale.
The- most common form of patentfor crystal dfetector sets is of the.mountings manufactured In largenumbers today. Those provide aspecial method of securing the crystaland a specially developed contact forthe particular crystal used. Furtherpatents cover wiring arrangementsused in connection with such acrystal mounting and contact.
Experimenters who have usedcrystal detector sets have obtainedresults superior in instances to re¬sults obtained with- vacuum tube set*.The result has been Interest in crystalnets in spite . Of the fact that suchsets are less dependable and limitedin range and adjustment. But Inter¬est has .been sufficiently -a;reet towarrant a contiHugnpe df their manu¬facture with the consequeht>|vroteotionby patents of circuits used.
Listening-in Concerts.GENERAL PtBLIC INVITED.
Tonight at 8.Thos. J. Williams. Inc.» 1324 NfSWYork avenue northwest.Christian's Drug Store. Ninth andPennsylvania /tvenue northwest.Capitol Ttad»o Sales Agency, T24Eleventh street northwest.Herrtot Pharmacy. 9J8 U_ streetnorthwestsQuality Accessory Company. 13X7H street northeast.Above places store hours also.
Store Honrs Only.Program every afternoon at 4i30.Doubleday-HUl Electric Company.715 Twelfth street.Thomas F. Williams. Inc.. 1324New York avenue (tonight also)!John C- Rau. electric store, 124Twelfth street.The Electric Shop. Duryea Build¬ing. Connecticut wepue and _.Lstreet; . .'
The People's Drug Store. 7th IM B-northwest.Arcade Electric Company. Four¬
teenth strfeet and Park road north¬west. *
Lansburgh and Brother. 420Seventh ^street.William Ballard Company, 1340 Gstreet.Woodward and Lothrop. Eleventhsn< F streets.The Hecht Company, Seventh andF streets.S. Kann Sons Company. Eighthstreet and Market square.J. P. i)lnowitzer, 620 Pennsylva¬nia avenue.
Radio Terms Defined.Motor Generator .. A motor and,
for radio transmitters, generatorunit. The motor and generator are.coupled together. The unit is usedaboard ship and elsewhere whendirect current only is available. Dkrect current, 'usually at 110 volts,runs the motoT, which, in turn be¬cause of its coupling with the gen¬erator. revolves the-, generator ar¬mature. From this armature col¬lector rings lead off alternating cur¬rent of 110 volts and possibly 500cycles frequency. By connectionwith Qscillation' transformers thisfrequency is then stepped up toseveral thousand cyde» per second,according to the power and wavelength transmitted.Rectifier.The crystal detector of
a receiving set. Currents radiofrequency as received from a dis¬tant transmitter are rectified tocurrents of audio frequency, termeddirect pulsating current. The sig¬nals may be distinguished by ear.
Grid Variometer.The variome¬ter placed In the grid circuit be-,twean the grid condenser and thesecondary. It adds variably induct¬ance to the circuit.Front Fone*.-The trade name for
one" mdke of .head phones.D. T. S.. An abbreviation fre¬
quently used to lndlcate» doublethrow switch. Other abbreviationsof this same order are D. P. D_ T..meaning double pole double throwswitoJv and 8. P. S.. meaning singlepole switch. Apparatus is fre¬quently marked this way to facili¬tate reference to -catalogues.
HUGE APPLE CROPFORECAST FOR U.S.
An apple crop of. J79.R00*U00 bush¬els is forcast by the United 8tatesDepartment of Agriculture in acrop estimate released yesterday?Thfr Compares with a crop'of 9fci-000.000 fcushels in 1021, and with223.600.000 bushels In 1920. Thepeach crop Is forecast at 53,629.000bushels, as compared with 32.735,000bushels in 1921, and with 45,620.000bushels in 1920. Pear prospects tlAydicats about a normal crop of about15,000.000 bushels, oompared with10,705.000 bushels In 1921 and.
DOLLARSALE ofEyeglasses
LEA'SPRAIMSB!IVES
We will fill netas'* prescription. 4spH>esto the gUMns arebow wesriag. dupliestsbrokes glsssiM. PbeosMela SMI aS« we'll nM fir as< de¬liver your work.
LOUIS DICK & COMPANY
South AmericaNew Radio Field
High-Powered Station NearBoenos Aires Forerunner
Of'Others.? I 3?
. In Arfeattna a paw high-poweredradio station Is bUng ereettd whichwill permit continuous radio com-muqlcation Mtweii NeW Tork andlarge stations .dn ^European coun¬tries According to pUna-proposedX>y *he International radio commit¬tee. It'la expdfCad that other partsof Sooth America will likewise belinked to tt-ana-Atlantlc and trans¬pacific stations .'
There are portions of South Amer¬ica which have never been exploredand thousand! o( mile of Inaccessi¬ble territory, due tp surface condi¬tions of the co«ntryuIa many casesa direct means of communicationfrom Braall to Chile or from Ccaa-dor to Cape Horn would be desir¬able and would be practicable wereIt not for the barrier against travelaccommodations and the l<>ngroutes'1 necetssry.* With the erec¬tion of. radio receiving ana trans¬mitting station! on either taaat .ofthi South American continent andpan established sxeUm of commu¬nication; between (he peoples .of thedifferent countries.' ^/ie pra***" otthat part of the western. Hemi¬sphere would be lacreased tremen¬dously.The construction of the new wire¬
less station near Buenos Aires Isa forerunner of ethers to be erected'within the «amlnc year, and la alsoene of the most poweffol stationsIn either of the Americas.Very recently it was re?orlt4
that an operator on the Gracesteamship line, cruKIng nearIqulque, Chile, heard WJZ-tNewark.N. J..clearly. Thjs Is a distanceof 4.000 miles, on* of the longestradiophone nnreriH reported. Idealfondltlons for transmission .madethis feat possible. With develop¬ments expected from research nowbelnK made. It Is expected thatbroadcasting stations familiar topersons In the .United States willa heard at Intervals by the SouthAmerican peoples.
RADIO SERVICETO AID FARMERS
Beginning June 16, the Depart¬ment of Agriculture, with the. helpof the Navy Department, wli) in¬augurate a nationwide radio agri¬cultural service, which will makeavailable to nearly every radio re¬ceiving set !n the I'nited Statesweather, crop and market reports.Continuous wave radio telegraph
will be used to broadcast the re¬ports. W A. Wheeler, in charge ofthe service, said. But considerablere-broadcasting by radio telephoneis expected so that any radio fanin -the Eastern two-thirds- of th*United States may be able to re¬ceive the messages. The- depart¬ment hopes in the near future tomake the service available In thePacific and Rocky Mountain re¬gions as well.The Arlington and Great Lake*
wireless stations will be used ^forthe broadcasting.
CREDIT MEN GOINGTO CLEVELAND MEET
Eleven officers and members of theAssociated Retail Credit Men. -ofWashing:!on. will leave Union Stationon a special car Sunday, to attendthe annual convention of the NatffenalAssociation of Retail Credit men inCleveland. June 12-15.
Closer co-operation between retailand wholesale credit organizationswin be sought at the convention. Rep¬resentatives of wholesale organisa¬tions throughout the country havebeen irivited to attend.
Washington's association will berepresented by Harry V. Ostermayer.president; E. W. Whitehead, vicepresident; Miss Elsie M. Lee. treas¬urer; Stephen H. Talkes. secretary:David Sanger, Philipsbom's; MarkLansburgh. Lansburgh and Brother;Eggene Beatty, Pslals Royal; A.Coonln, Hshn's; P. J. McMullin.Hecht's; Mr. and Mrs. S. Powder-maker. Kay Jewelry Company, andCharles M. Keefer, or ?. Kann's Sonsand Company.
ILIONS WILL ATTENDSHUBERT-BELASCO
Lions''Night, "at* the Shubert-Bei$LSCoTheater, according to announcementmade at the weekly luncheon of the£lub at the New Willard Wednesday,will be observed next Wednesdaynight. Miss Manda Lyon, leadinglady of the company and .the onlywoman who ever addressed the Wash¬ington Lions Club, will be hostessto trtembers and their friends.Washington Lions will visit the T.
M. C. A. Boys' Camp during July, fol¬lowing acceptance of an invitationread to members And accepted by theclub.The followirfg were named a, com*-
mittee to welcome and entertain out-of-town members of the Lions Clubswho pass through" Washington ontheir way to the international cori-ventioh to be held at Hot Springs.Ark.. June lf-22. E. T. Goodman.ehairtaffU- Albert Treecy and P. J.^oley. James Srtiick presided-
IHIGHAM IS PLEASEDWITH GIRLS OF U. S.
;Ctfl<?AGt>~ June 1 like thiscountry JoUy well, t think ^omenJlike Margot Asqulth have a let ofcrust to come over here and tell youpeople what to do. I think you havethe prettiest girls in the world.''This from Sir Charles Hlgham, pro-
nouncesd "Hyme." Advertising kincof England, and Lord NorthclifW apersonal representative to the As#o-»elated Advertising Clubq of the World.He is the man who "soM" patriotismto England .during the war and Tgaa,knighied for it. He is over here to
invite, the Advertising fraternity toioft4 its next Convention in London
XV* die. gUfestrat LTOiWPBfc
BLANCHE SWEETON WAY TO WED
CHICAGO, June Miss BlancheSweet spent an hour or two In Chi¬cago on her way to New Tork. where(be la to be married to MarshallNeilan, her director. Miss &Htt»eluded interviewers. This will heher first marriage, according to" JamesR. Grainger. Nellan's representative.Neilan waa divorced from GertrudeBambrWk, an aetreea. last year. HeIs X\ and Miss Sweet la *
It ia ltkety that Dorothy and LillianGtah will he members of the wed¬ding party. Only a few Intimatefriends will wltnsea the ceremoay.which probably will be performed Inthe license clerk s suite Iff the Munici¬pal BUftdlag In New Ylrk.
Kit Canon Post Meets.Kit Careen Post. Ho. X. O. A. R..
held a "get-together meeting" lastnight. Old hymns and mountaineersongs wan sung under the directionof Mrs. Isabel Worrell
CORONER DECIDESDEATH ACCIDENTAL,Daath' hy accident >u the Verdtot
twice tended down by the Coroner'*Jury yesterday. These dedfclons follewKl ln<Kennethold. 2.1
Inqueeti over the bodlfcs «Br06ka. . colored., It r«*>
otd, !>l P urt't northwo»t. »"*M*ry Bi ohmeyer. three-yesr->olddaughter of Harry Eolrmeyer. «l»Pennsylvania' avenue southsast.manager of"* the AveBue Or*adTheater. > '
Brooke 4iad WlHneoday morning ofItvluries received when he was struckb}> in automobile operated. police eay.by Edward Maloney. tit U tintnorthwest, at Flrat and M »Cr*et«northweet Baby Lahraeyer wu thevictim or a fall from a second atoryrear porch, when the rallltw %aveway. as eke piayad near It while hermother waa at Ctarflald Hoepital vis¬iting her husband. Tueeday. She diedat Casualty Hospital Wednesday.
LOSS OF EYE GETSVERDICT FOR $2,500
Hurt Lanrdon. of Woodbrldge. D. jC.. waj awarded a verdict of $ J M#damages yesterday. by a Jury In Clr-colt Court Ko 2 agalnat Metcalf ahdDiets, taxicab owner?, for the lossof ths eight of hie left ere.Langdon clal m«d to have been in-
Jared on March 7. lilt. In a collisionbetween his automobile and a taxi-cab owned by Metralf and Dleex. atThirteenth and 8 atreeta horthwett."
B. YJt> U. CM*The raoattiy meeting. of the
Junior Columbia federation ofYoung "People's Chlons will
lb* Mid at the VMt WashingtonBaptlat Church. Thirty-first snd Nstreets northwest, at I A'clock thiseventog.'
¦ . .. I.AMUSEMENTS.
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1 umI STEWARTS WU* eplewdtf eopfort in m pto-
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Postal Relations Renewed.Postmaster General Hubert Work
yesterday signed the postal moneyorder convention with Hungary toInto effect next Saturday. TJlitransaction will be In dollars. bothways. The Hungarian government innot reapeonsible for money byregiatered mall and insists that allremittances from this country shsllbe by postal money orders. Postalrelations between the United State*and Hungary were severed on De¬cember 7. 1SJT.
mm tvreeaue and thri0 of tin Sterras, A
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DANCING«.M TO tliW IK THE BALLROOM
WOMEN IN POORHEALTH SHOULDSEE MRS. CASEBif Demonstration for Women
And Girb All ThisV Week.
HELPING HUNDREDS OFSUFFERING WOMEN HERE
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It le seldom indeed that any Hrlor woman ireta the free opportu¬nity to meet and talk about theirailments with a kindly, motherlywoman of the experience andsympathetic .underetandinif. of Mra.Gene Case, the noted Health Ad¬vocate. who is now conducting amoat unusual demonatratioa atthe Peoples' Drug Store, comer of14th and You St*., each afternoonand evening of this week.
S^rs. Case has talked with thou¬sands of gtrjs a'hd women hereand in other eitifcs about theirtroubfea and paHteulaf ailmentsand being a woman herself andui" enk time'alfHctM hftaet? -*1thminor complainta. ahe knows whatIt means to suffer, and throughcloae Observation ahe naturally haaa world of Information about howother* with different complaintahave solved their troubles and thebeauty afcout Mrs. Caae'a demon-.tratlon is that no ope is obligatedor Importuned constantly to trysome expensive, long, weary treat¬ment. In fact. Mrs. Ca»« haa beenriving free treatment! dally, andeven If the reader should buyAdams' Wonder Capaulea or Hrpo-Cod or Oray-Taba or Phoa-PhoVlta'mine. or aome simple littlerem»dv ahe talka about, they arefully protected because If reaqltsfall to come up to what she aaya.then the drug »tore cheerfully re¬fund* every penny.Mrs Case says: "I lUce to talk
with those Who are troubled withPeriodical pains, cramps and head¬aches at Menstrual time, or whohave Neuritis neuralgia. Stomach,bowel or bladder »aln«. or nervousrun-down thin, weak rttle andwomen who" feel half alck all thetime, and those who have a »>».«*-tng. coughing flt every night, be-caose t have had hundreda of auch
sufferers come back or write tomt and tell' me of the wondarfxrtImprovement they ret-elved aa soon-as they really became desirous of.getting relief and set about doingIt. The great trouble is in set¬ting girls and women to see howdisastrously such troubles affectiMif health, efficiency, beauty andgood looks and how unnecessaryand unnatural such suffering reallyft. -rti-lnatkat'. I have mt glrlawho far years have spent ene ortwo days in bed each month -withpalna and crampa and they ac¬tually believed there wa* nothingIn th'i* modern age that would helpthem.luit because tlTey had triedsome oW- fashioned remedy andgot not-eanlt. but T hope t^iere arenone so foolish as to Ael that vayIn Washington, an* hare is myoffer to such sufferers. "TT threedoses of Adams' Wonder Capsulesfail to stop every sign of thosepains and cramps next time, the*the bottle will cost nothing." Andthere are hundreds of women InWashington with Other minor ail¬ments and suffering needlesslywho can be tremendoualy helpedwith some othej simple littla homeremedy.'' declares Mrs Case.NOTE.Mrs. Case each afternoon
and evening of this week will beat the Peoples .Drug Store Ko. I.corner of l«th and Toa Sts. andall next week at Store No. «, cor¬ner of "th and M Sta Drop latalk with her. There ta no obliga¬tion. AU Peopla# t>rag Storeshay* the slmale remedies recom¬mended by thta fafnous Health Ad¬vocate..Ad v.
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