Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 14

14 THOREAL AFRCA 5 PLACUERIDDEN Deadly Germ of Sleeping Sickness Held “Black Cloud” Overhanging Civilization. the blac of the vicinity of & f Cheops, is shown above, Dr. Dynasty. Dr. Relsner Ix In arge of the ry housefly, but wh distinguished .| ema i direc tomb wax rench the sciss Differs From All Other Flies. differs from all greedy wation to take f malady preg lips and tongue bec: and involved, only rellef. Fortunately A remedy been disc other flies blood- this vered er around trypan-blue as the substan ypan-blue in n uch the from atoxyl which has bl montt r superl 1y contr eved that his new 1dy proved to and fod in trypanosome of the vietim when it will rendering a success, rate could tr germ only way, but it organism can manner only an infec: n b If you are depressed agreatdeal constipa- tion maybe to blame. Give your intestinal tract a thorough cleaning with harmless Pluto Water. It flushes away the poison-breeding waste matter. Acts in 30 minutes to two hours. Never gripes. Prescribed by physicians, sold by druggists and bottled at French Lick Springs, Ind. When Nature Won't Pluto Will in 2d or swe influx o in Ny case pt out of th blood. If the establishing its blood it permane iy, accompar The swelling m fow days, but re Don’t deprive yourself of Spring Clothes for want of money. Our terms enable you to § pay down what you can—and pay weekly what you can afford. SPRING COATS Fur trimmed; for women and misses. All the fashion-favored fabrics in every new shade; crepe lined. Some with handsome fur borders. .95 Charge = ! at $14.95 Other Coat Values to $59.50 SPRING DRESSES Distinctively styled! Beautiful silks| and crepes. Graceful Springtime models that faithfully reflect the best ideas of foremost designers. ¥ dresses at $9.95 '95 $ 1 Charge SUITS and TOPCOATS FOR MEN---FOR YOUNG MEN Specially priced $ Charge For Saturday! 1e! sty- BOYS’ lish and durable, $8l95 S U l T s popular patterns. Ch‘:?n The Bettsr Store for Bzf/uflatlu; 703 SEVENTH ST. N. W. Most Wanted Styles—On Credit! All wool, it is now belleved that itment is an improveme: which being deriv same has been derived formula, en_available only a few previous efforts . it is be- ion may the in the ularly susceptible to the effects h the the almost THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! TOMB OF 4000 B. C. FOUND BY AMERICANS I A Pyramids, in Egypt Relxner's Hoston. discovered n tomb dating from 4000 B. C © and hope that it ix the tomb of Seneferu, fi merica at present ay leadx to the tomb from the Chee been working for the past year or two, t 40 feet of cemented masonry was cut through before the unleliovable progress of the medical sclence. American sleeping sickness, for- tunately, {8 in no way related to African sleeping sickness. Incephal- itis lethargica, or the so-called Amer- lcan sleeping sickness, may be classed under the head of general infectious diseases and Is characterized by cer- tain manifestations originating in the nervous system, of which the most fre- quent and noticeable Is progressive lethargy or stupor. nt a ed Found No Debit. From the Toronto Globe. A bachelor, In sending his weekly bundle of washing to the laundry, inclosed a note: “Please darn socks and debit.” When the washing was the socks were found to be darned, but underneath the note was writ- ten: “Sorry; we found no debit your parcel.” be be returned it in SOVIET SEEKING WORLD'S RESPECT Passing of Trotsky Brings Statements on Progress Nation Now Makes. BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. ‘The Star and Chicago Dally News. March 13—Now that the Hoviet exeoutive committee is rid of Leon Trotsky, It fs making an en- orgetio offort to reconquer the world's feapeot, together with that of the Husstan people anos Commissar Sokolnikoft in tan embass: here Thursday select audience of the sent condition of Rus- slan finances. 1If the commissar's fig- s trustworthy, Russia now has sme finan difficulties Taxos are the budget for the coming year has been neatly hala d, with a surplus of 100,000,- 000 roubles, und local administration 18 belng revived. The executive committee also has to rehold all elections In all nx in which less than 35 per cent This concesslon emoorutic principles s being W commented upon. It is also «d to take the wind from the sails Aol to voted the last time. mmittee i3 seeking to show that Trotsky was the great- est terrorist In Russia and that he was responsible for the mass atroci- ties of the last few years. haps the days of Russia's worst ing are really over. (Copyright, 1925, by Chicago Dally News Co.) " Worth It. From the London Optaton. Visitor—You must be glad to have your daughter home agaln. Host—Yes, she's been finishing; she's cost # lot of money, but it ain't been wasted. We're very proud of ‘er—she won't ‘ardly speak to mother an’ me, now." Rich men of anclent Rome wore sandals that were elaborately em- broidered and set with precious stones. D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925. ‘Father Shoe-Beak:,’ Fantastic Bird, Is Made Movie Actor Correspondence of the Associated Press. STOCKHOLM, February 18.—The glant stork “abu markub,” or “father shoebeak,”” rarest and most fantastic among 1tving birds and looken upon as a curlous rellc of prehistoric eras, has at last been seen in its native haunts by white men, and has been induced to pose before a motion ple- ture camera. This is the accomplish- ment of Bengt Berg, called "Sweden's bird wizard,” who has just returned from Africa. - Bengt Berg has devoted his life to | the study of birds and migratory | wild fowl in their habitats, especially rare specimens. He scems to have | an almost uncanny knack of getting | on famillar terms with them by dint | of extreme patience and carefully planned ruses. His latest exploit, th filming of the “abu markub,” was| preceded by weeks of crufsing on the | upper Nile. This discovery of the strangest gird was made on an un- named, almost Impassable tributary of the Nile. The bird has a body | somewhat like that of a European | stork, while the large bill reminds one of the pelican. The eyes are large and yellow, and his whole aspect is that of a creature of fable YOUR PIAND WIORCHS 110 G EST. 1879 You could not get better clothes if you paid $10 to $15 more —that would simply wing away money. 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