e B18” Parade Lookzng

is Afternoon :;

a lk Mr. v::;eds.B;mlit;.";enwukio.

SNK. arrived in the city yesterday

1? and will locate here for the summer.

Mr. Smith has had a wealth of ex

him for the P E I. and Maritim

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Display PYOCESSIOH Circuit the following norm, Re; are re; on tn nil i

Worthy. 2.091/.; ill B. Junior, 2.14%:

THE.. ooanmkrv i g PAGE sl-:VEN

nature ever before attempted in th Maritime Provinces.

First Local Bout

is good behavior, today's presenta- on should top anything of a similar

- _ - Gus Longsphie, and Mickey Coher.

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eautles perlenee training rsee horses in lighiweighus, wiu open the loesl hor

B t Their Western Canada. where he has a re- ing season in a six round bout to be

Stuff Today-Big Automobile i`l'l2°'§§`..2i_ ““n?‘°r§f.'§“f..f.'.T'r'2Z' £122 ’°

aged in the Labor Union Hall next

Start From Bottom Of Queen

W A .

parade of race hcrses|McDonald wilI`armounce the name been talked of for some of each horse through a megaphone

,iii materialize this afternoon, and the other interesting partlcul

me ueather does not prove lsrs. -

If rainy, it wi‘l bs Dost'

for s. week, but if fine. nearly Automobile Parade

nine beauty and sve‘<i of

The Victoria Driving of harmss horses will be the display C"

Rio Grande. 2.15 and three colts hy Rio Grande. Mr. Smith will open a public training stable at the Char- lottetown-Driving Park as soon as it a

welcomed by our horsemen. b

The Big Parade

Something unique in the annals of‘

this The

afternoon, commencing at 2.30. b

is in condition. I-ie is being warmly ball year with regard to "the coming

horsemen of Charlottetown and against it time and again. Previous

and vicinity will be Immediately following the parade V10iI1i£Y. tosether with enterprislngigames have demonstrated that the

dealers, are merging for the pro-; local fry showed every bit as brilli-

singing lt, and all ar- If rev. lilitomffolle 1.1 'els froms the motion of a giant parade of harness; ant defence as the Malnlanders, but have been made so that showrooms of the varims car dealers horses and automobiles, the like of- seemed to lack the necessary offen-

Baseball

Much has been written and said t the beginning of every local base-

asehall season" and its possibilities.

its promises and its rosy horizon. On - more than one occasion, this city has come within an ace of winning a Maritime title, but has never quite

parades in this city will be staged hurdled that inevitable Nova Scotian

arrier, which has been thrown up

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_ Enjoyable Get-together Ce I

of Riflemen At Drill ° Hall Last Evening- ‘

f Election of Officers

Wednesday night. A good card o

The season's activities of the from th M

last night; with a meeting and smok

or in the Drill Hall. All of the mem _, ,K R

hers were present and after an cl- osebud ZIWS-

ection of officers for the comini: ,."-_'",_;_ V

year, a nurnberof waste were druni- X ' ‘

and responded to. The following oi- _

ficers were elected:

F. B. Conrad-Hon. Pres. (re-elect '_ “'~`,

nd). ' .

J B. Moore~President. J -, .P ,_ ,H J. S. MhcDorlald_Secretar'y. ' ` _.' _ ._ Dan Bell-Treasurerf I __ . _. .Executive-Roy Prowse, A. 0. F `,,»if;,j'f..f__\,j.f_-'j " l ___.,r»~' Gill, S. Jones. :i‘\"-`,=.."."= -

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down Richmond to

pownnl to Water, where disperse.

are the harness hors-

nnd positions they will

McKinnon stables

Cope, 2.11 1-2; Blngen Aub- 3-4; Briar Mac, 2.14 1-2. _

McNeUl Stables ' _

Lindy, 2.12; Peter Verde,

Logan.

Holmes Stable

2.00 1-4; owned by F. H. Captain Jackson, 2.14 3-4,

by C. H. Chandler; I-lush own- T. Holmes. -

and Son Stables

2.10 1-4; Marge Direct. Cope.

C. Reardon Stahl;

Incense, 2.10 1-4; The willy5,l Aubrey. 2-lit Sungleam, own-i G. H. Buntain. “ki 2-15 1-2; Alworthy, 2.15 ed by Willard Kelly. ° "id I-0n8Shot owned by

"Mr. Hanley.” owned by

lawn, als l-2, ownes'hy ihclntyre.

2.12 1-2 owned by

&. 2.12 1-2, owned by H,

Earle. 2.12 3-4, owjried

the homes will line up gf; the af'ternoon‘s disillav ns interest- is

of Queen Street and will ink M D0ssible to the oulilic. ford themselves the opportunity of t positions ready for the At 2.15 or theresboiits t.icy will W may hold a team to three or mm

uns. but if the power at bat is lack- ing, that number of runs is plenty

mm of march will ‘bg up Aitken and Company's to tnc Navy so wgliston; up Euston to Great LGBBUG C0mer, and after the narn- e up Great George to Graf- ess parade has cleared the start- ci

Grafton to Prince; Prince ing point will follow them. a

up Queen to Grafton, thence resented: Milton Wheatley, with io great George, thence to Graham Page Cars, Corney Bros.

meet; down Kent gg pawns with Chrysler and Plymouth, T, G, _

Hb » encountered heavy ice and did not child, was born in Warsaw, Poland,‘

ml dock till 1.30 this morning. in an English hospital.

Walk r 2_1 _ age of 92 years. Deceased was for- Sa “lpn on Ma- 22 Wm echo mstm,y_

er 6 12' Guam merly Miss Christy Ann Murphy. P y

eat Axwurtny, owned by °“““h“' °' th” me Mr' 'md M"' oi the house in which the pioneer-

bethe most spectacular harn- of the city. These Senticnicn have 2/Ehich has never hem” been at' si

mowing ever movie in the very kindly cooperated with the Vic-

toria Drivihg Club in order to make mltialfgshéaartliulars if tzlilsicz appeaz it

r co umn o sue. I

expected that thousands will af-

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“ne up on Water SL from WA H. la ness ng the spectacle. Among the

me of the most beautiful and fast- st in Eastern Canada. The car 031611. displaying the various makes

nd latest models, will no doubt have

The following dealers will be rep- t

mpted on Prince Edward Island- is

rge list cf horses taking part, arei r

heir “steeds” all primed and dress-i t V ed in the latest post Easter styles. Wi€ldiIi8-R€m€mb¢i‘» H0 hi¢S-D0 All in all, if the weatherman is on runsl

I margin for- a win.

During the local games this sum-

'mer and in all work-outs, let‘s hope

hat more attention is paid stick

Ives and Company with Durant cars, W. B. Prowse and Son's with Dodge .and Plymouth, Rankin McLaine with Willys Knight and Willys Six cars, Nash motors with Nash cars. Gaudet Bros. with Hudson, Essex,

Hupmoblle and Packard; Bruce] Stewart and Company with Desotoi, and Plymouth; Universal Motors

with Fond cars; A. Horne and Com-`| pany with Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick! Cadillac, and LaSalle.

WHITE SWANS REACH

CANADIAN SANCTUARY

KINGSVILLE, Ont., Aipfril, 10-Two

thousand white whistling swalns one of the rarest wild bird species in North America _have arrived at the Jack Miner Bird sanctuary here.

'Ilhe great white birds have been

soaring in from the south and sett- ing on the lake shore beach at the bird sanctuary.

In 1916 the white swan was practi-

cally extinct ln North America, and c,;7_v the efforts of Milner, aided by

° lthe Canadian Govemment saved

Central Guardian 1.... .......

- Jack Miner, the "bird philosopher,"

THEPARADE OF HARNESS hm.s_ his thi-ee_sons and Provincial and es and automobiles which takes place ,D°mi"i°“ ¢“m°‘W*“'d°“5 Paimlled this afternoon nt z.ao from bottom me bm” *° i“'°"°“° ‘mil ’“°1°S°=°l°" of Queen St. wlil be well worth see- `°f the ;°w“"_s' .

ing. Interesting particulars regard- ing it will be found elsewhere in this

issue.

PATROL CHIEF BOASTS OF ` INTERNATIONAL FAMILY

FERRY DELAYED NEAR 50"’ NEW ORLEANS, april lo-Miller

DEN_A Southwest wma dmve drift S. Baker, assistant superintendent of me in uw straits into the Waters the United States Border patrol for “dime” w B°rd°“ late yesterdw New Orleans, has a league of nations afternoon, and delayed the car ferry mmm/._ °“ its man mp many h°urs- The Miller, ll native of Georgia, married ferry made three return freight B Russian girl in Edi_n,bu_,.gh_ Soap trips yesterday, and at 3.50 p. m. i,md_ Mary ,i_,m_ his first daughter, left Tormentine with passengers and was l-,Om in C<m_;i,gntlrl¢pil¢_ in a freight. Near Borden the steamer `1=il-ench hospital, Ruth, the second

And Mrs Baker can describe in

Russian, Polish, German, French and

IN English the worir ner husband sid

with the American Red Cross in V

- Europe during the war.

inns. wnualii savannas. EDITORS. GAVEL Wm,

BL0°MF""~D nsvn msromc MEANING

' ing of Oklahoma editors to order in

The solid oak mallet is a portion

R. J.

The d°°°1‘ °°°““°d “" B‘°°m"°’d SAPULPA. okla., April lo-fU.P.i D,

simon, 2.12 a-4. owned by ;;mf;‘§dS:°;'::;s"§:"nf;d'B§‘fax;; -The gnvel that raps the moth meet- ;_

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Y. BDWLING

i A SECTION

ZION

59??

Robertson 104 l'l9 Refuse 193 225 Young 142 234

.. 142 122 .. 98 163 142

_ 686 890 924

155 207 211 209

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ST. JAMES

B. H. G. L. R.

Cameron . . . . . . . . . 210 275 165 Lapthorne ... . . . 98 163 Stewart 210 285 Cameron 118 230 A. Pendleton . . . . . . 130 167

704 1120 850

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2734

211 158

Majority for St.-James 211 pins High single Cr. Stewart 285 pins High three B. Cameron 850 pins

B SECTION

ST. PETERS

A. E. H.

Vinnicombe 142 217 300 Vesscy 234 161 222 Day 183 175 218 Johnson .......... 154 162 241 Williams . . . . . . .. . . 213 154 178

926 869 1159

TONLI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 2954

- B.u>'ris'r

Nicholson 140 198 162 Ives 200 90 12'! Ward ............. 144 159 219 Mocannell 132 220 256 Beer . . . . . . . . . . ... 232 198 144

ve punch in the piriches. Batting two-thirds of a team's victory, and said team does not possess the

class with the hickory, its "good night," no matter how brilliantly hey play afield or on the bases. They

11-ii , 142

Oh Canada. Chairman's r

response s_ DesR0c'he: ‘ forlviaritlme men.

Remarks oin seasons activities-

Dan Bell and S. Jones.

Presentation of prizes: `

Cups-J. S. Moore, J. C. Stewart,

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,Bell S. Jones, W. Dinnis. A.

V. Spillet.

Spoons-E. G. Love, J. H. Judson, out WO rk

G. Hutchinson, R. Barwise. A.

Arsenault, W. Walsh, J. I-Iillion. In N or way

In addition several were successful

‘r‘)‘U:;‘;1;“gL;if;‘;eEf“§f‘t§ 305;? msrusai. To ACCEPT iv.-ici: cur silver and bronze medal; J. S. Moore. is CAUSE OF STRIKES AND

bronze medal; Dan Bell, bronze med- LOCKOUTS

- . . acdonald, bronze medal.

alhJplesf.isa1h[t evening was spent ini _omsoi N°’Way~ April 10'“Fifty° sing song and humor and the mesh six thousand skilled laborers were

v mg closed with "The King.. !out of work in strikes and lockouts

itoday, as a consequence of refusal of labor unions to accept a revision

1 _downward of wage scales. The num- IfLANS MADE T0 ,ber probably will be increased to 80,-

IJDUCATE CHILDREN 000 April 15. ' _

IN PROHIBITIONI Norwegian wages during the last

-_ ,few years have been the highest in

BUCYRUS. 0-, Avril 10- (U~ PJ-;Europe, but the agreement expired

Mrs. Harriet B. Stuart, newly ap- April 1 and employers demand dn- pointed supervisor of prohibition ed- creases commensurate with declines' ucation in the Ohio schools, is of in oqmmodlty ninrlgnm The matte,-I

the belief that prohibition can be was submitted to negotiation but the f strictly enforced, but that “it’s apourparllers broken off without, a-i matter of individual education and'gr@en-lent, I the Piece to begin is in the first' The Unions not only deninndeai grade." ithat there be no decrease but that

Mrs. Stuart said she would work ;there be an increase of from ten to

in the 01110 SCh00lS in C0~0P€r8ii0I1 -20 percent in the scale. Premier No-

with the state department of educa- iwinckle today stated that the gov- tion in an effort to restore to the 'ernment would take no steps at pres- Public SCHOOIS 501119 Of the Old Drill- ent to arbitrate the labor troubles

clples of temperance. :unless both sides requested mediat-1'

Mrs. Stuart proposes to educate lon,

children “to the value of prohibit- ion" by lecturing before student

bodies, assemblies, classes and par- l

ent teacher associations. She said

she would also organize temperance ...dy ......,... FAME To NATION

X-RAY MAY DETERMINE BALTIMORE, Md., April 10-<U.

EXISTENCE or 01,1) P,\IN'_1~]NG PJ-Research in diseases of the..eye-

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emarks. ` * " _ u","(7{q""§‘)~5»-» ‘

Election of officers. /.X fall” 60 _ ll,-'. ~

Toast-The King. </ ‘ec 0 /li"

'Iioast-The Rifle Bill Phillips rc- ` 0 \ il'

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S. Macdonald, W. E. Phillips. K ` _ g V . A M I ‘A ( A .

-whos. - -l-1+' 4"' sAvE 11-l-lg?" 'ry-En - H/xlsins ' v Q A

‘ Silver medals-F. B. Conra . _ ___ _ _“Air i _ i

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nn, ToM-Toliis BEAT ' l..B;2::e.l“.;‘:.:;‘.n...f";;‘s;-..';..2;l T"°"-’“""‘ -AS YQUNG BUCKS 'H ER M ll N, A

TRI OLD DANLES

(By Dan Bowcrman, United PNQDRAMATIU

Staff Corespondcnt)

f .'rAHoHL.»i, wash., April 10-Whllel W item-toms beat and camp-fires flick-I Packed with dmma' thrm' ‘Wed er, young bucks of the Queets and, and dencmus wmedy' and pr°du°°d Quilliyute tribes practise the ritual- -'fm 5 lavish scale- "He" Mimi" “ i.'t.lc dances of their fathers in this Paths p`l°t'“"’ featuring Helen Indian ,.mage_ Twclvetrees, Marjorie Rambeau.

Chief l-Iowezittle oi’ the Quilayutes Phillips H°1m"5' Ri°B°"d° Cwiezi and Bill sums., chief or the Queen, Jam” 61°”-WH *md Ffmklyn P”-“S- ure the dancing masters' 'bor-n. was presented with splendid i And it is all because the vi'hitcs,‘°'u°°e55 at the Prince Ed“`°“`d Thea' in August will celebrate completion We 5'eS"°rd“Y' ,of a highway looping the wild Olym- ‘ This is "~ tremendous `5"°rY °f me pic peninsula of Washington. Settled Smms °f Havana and me regenem' only on the fringes, and much of it I U0" °f 5 -V°‘~"‘3 Woman Uhmulh '°h° unexplored, the peninsula is the last i Power °f 1°Ve~ M153 TW°1Vet"`9e‘ has wilderness inthe Unites states, and i Perhaps the best role °f her cafe" the last great area where Indians as F"a“ki“» B daiflce han habmief

live as they did in past centuries. l'~"`h° “mu Sh” meet’ "Her Man" is

The Queets and Quiiayutes deem, i the pliunt tool ol' Johnnie, a rascal- es to tore port in the celebration. ill' knife-ihf0“'1“K 'Wunder 'NIV But, Chief Howcattle sorrowfully, F°\‘f"`a3"?d by Ricardo CGYWZ' Dan-

admmed, the young men of his a. sailor who salvages the sdul of tribe have never learned the ritual-inankie and Wm-5 her i°Ve 15 51115' istie senses of the our hunt and the 11011115' llresented by Phillips Holmes, whale hung ' ia young player of stellar ability. “Many of thc dances have never: Jam” G19"-“O” as B mmhfui WU”

been perfornic-ci in the presence of Cracking Sailor- 5-nd F1`ankiYn P553* whites," Chief Sams said. “It will be born' Wovide many laughs- necessary fm. Us to ,mme im,erp,~et_ The thrill scenes in the picture are ere so explain the -historical room in_1=\1m@f°“=i and it *S Safe W S81’ *het connection ulth every feature ofthe; me fi-Si' fights which enliven the Celeb,-ation,” laction, are the most realistic ever

___ .presented on the screen. The inter-

:est is never allowed to lag- so that

' “Her Man," which was superbly di-

T/ie Ancient Turk =.~....... by T.. e......., ...ne ... 3...

, fof the most outstanding dialogue

Qults The U,S, iilroductlons oi’ the year. The sup-

,port given by Harry Sweet, Thelma

-* .'l'o<ld. Mathew Bctz and others in

VETERAN 'OF FIVE \VARS AND ilie ¢i3_5f, at-ug wholly adequate,

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Wilton Junior 213 12’ she and her husbnnd “me °° Hmm' when they came here and this city

J McDonald field in 1866 and settled on what is WM named after them

216 1 2. 0Wned by Rankin 1 th Pio eme. d The gavel is being carved by man.

ithe country from the wilderness down

“pw” “I” 1 ’ °"“°d bf H to the present day. she could relate mg” '°h°°"

many interesting stories of the olden

mp 218 3 4» °W“°d by H days, which compared with the pres- FALCONS AID

Dm ent times were well worth hearing.

il. 218 1 2, owned by Th d eased was of s lriendly dis-

li noone, 08110” ood ei hm and a me Koiiznlosiamo. East Prussia.

P nu* 3 n 5 , ilots in the lid-

ii, ` April I0.-Student p 8 tnsset-owned by V Fai' friend. Industry, kindness and court-I school at Rosme 0 to h d_

:fined by W Montleth esy were among the qualities she: zfmrters for “ps on 2°; vo stayin e 'nwned by N H°°P p°”°”°d' sh' hm mmy friends the air. They have trained a num-

Pfiiice owned by M even in her old age, during the past!

°Wned by R wood discussing anything pertaining to the ta" afterward, Study of an eng,” owned by L Pi-wiht benefit of the community. She leaves night Wm be made “ten

V0 o, owneli by G Mc two sons, Stephen, of New Haven,

MIC owned by E Wm” the- winter, and John on the home- Signal owned my G Poole stead, with whom she resided, there Docini-_ owned by Dr I are also seventeen grand-childrenl

L“"°“°° M““’hy- °f "°‘” ""“"°“‘ in c ir f il l s ul ilv s

now the homestead farm She was

°n° ° 9 mer S rs an saw ual training students at the Sapulpa

GLIDER STUDENTS

whm" sm W” “IWW” smd t° meet" ber of falcons so that' they can be'

-filmed with a slow motion csmera.‘

few yen' she W" quite Interested m and their movements studied in de-

Conn., who visited his mother during

roads, took place from her late resi- dence to St. Anthony's Church on

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Majority for Bt. Peters 333 pins

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

stewart los 141 wars 209 iso H. lvreNell 230 loo H. Judson 140 148 Moelveil ll'1 lvs

seo ali als

'rotol ....... .. 2519

241 143 116

ST. PAUL'S

Poole 213 226 189

. 3113.11 ............ 168 206 142 . Cox ........-..... 228 196 245 Peppin 143 190 116

848 866 908

Tdtal . . . . . . . . . . 2621

High single A. Vlnnlcombe 300 pins High three A. Vinnioombe 659 pins

126 190

-' '*- _-' always mark the interior of a Gothic,

P'Hl'LADI¥LlPI'IIA, April 10--(U. P.)

-The X-ray method of determining whether an old painting is genuine may be utilized to learn if a Gil- bert Stuart masterpiece hldes under the more recent coat of paint sp- plled to the sign of the old King of Prussia tavern.

The sign is now owned by the Ger- ,

mantown Historical society. Local traditions say that Sturat painted the original and many old residents of Germantown believe that the an- cient sign. which witnessed the march of the Continentsls under Washington, was covered with paint

during the past 50 years. I

cA'rm;nn/ls. wlNn0ws

own sruplo Liolrr

rl~rrLADsiL.PHlA, .april lo-lu.P.ii

--Lofty stained glass windows don't¢

' A which has put the United States in

‘the afflicted King

the forefront of ophthalmology, is under way at the Wilmer Institute of Johns Hopkins Hospital where

Praia Dhipok oi'

Siam soon will bc examined by Dr. William Holland Wilmer prelimin- ary to an operation in New York.

Booth 'Parkington and Charles A.

Lindbergh are among the distingu ished patients treated by Dr. Wil- mer, who, during the war, was re- sponsible for the eyesight of A.E.F. fliers.

Research to broaden the field nf

eye knowledge is carried on at the Institute which is the cphtlialmo- logical department of Johns Hop-

kins Hospital and thc central struc-I ture of the corresponding depart- I ment oi' Johns Hopkins University.

In general, research is progrcssing`

with respect to the chcnfstry of tllci cye, with radium as it is related to the eye and with specified diseases

and ten great grandchildren left to

ifelqnine owmd b mourn the loss of one who loved

' Y I' Ross

ind scott’ owned by W Mc them dearly. During her few days

illness, she was visited by her belov-

Easter Monday, April 6th, where Re- quiem I-iigh Mass was simg by her pastor, Rev. Father Gaudet, assisted by the choir, after which the remains

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cathedral.

duscenzo' Crea'/or M stained glwlesmcially deals with a study of the'

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tio" theembsttemn; °" q“°°” ments and Rites of the Roman Ca-

,_ ° num" °' tholic Church of which she was a

shim faithful member, with these consol- iim ‘t °’ ‘b°”i th' 5”" ations and the full realization that

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mm b ' her earthly sojourn was drawing to a

'ho hu Y Mr. Raoul R41- close, she peacefully passed away as Q °“ “P'if°'¢lM Dwi- above stated. The funeral; which

mlthine. At this point was well attended, considering the sl-

were boume to the cemetery, where final burial service was conducted by the pastor. The remains were then placed in the family plot, beside those of her husband, who pre-de- ceased her in October, 1922. May her soul rest in pcncc. 'I‘he pall bearers were: Messrs. Robert Horne, David MaoAusland. Alonzo Foley, B. R. Kelly, Eugene McCarthy and William

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hydroelectric power for industrial

ZION GUILD LEAGUE

M°~i°mY 1°’ Bt' P““i'5 177 Pi” windows, the illusion of an old world; bl°°d in relation with me ey? ‘md “K High single B. Cox, 254 pins mthedml is created through the mel hint of the direction of this work is High three B. Cox 009 pins of

BOWLING TQNIGHT where the “mt paints and works m'ance of calcium in the blood many

gm,” and stone' the vsnor is im_ have some relation to cataracts,

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sly is pushing its development of sue

about which insufficient knowledge'

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Rr here ln me studio of Mcolmnow is available. Chemical research.

the high vaulted windows contained in the statement that lt All through the series of roomslh” been thnught a super “b"nd` c

eased with the beauty and me* Cataracts are the affliction of thc ace cf the windows which nllow,Kmg of Siam' Recxds °f um I“` c mumcolored nys of me semnrstitute also sho.v that large num

n to mnetmte the mom bers of persona suffering from cat-

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157, SAILS FOR IIGME V

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NEW YORK. April 10-Zara Aglm. est-ern Guardlan

the Tiirl: who c1n.ms to br* 157 years' _ old, sailed for his home today on V V'

the Bremen and glad he was to shake "H: }:"`“F :A (;ARl‘?A£ °f the dust. ol' the United States fmlnlwcstcm "sc" or sae 8' mas hi, ,v,m_s_ 'l\furr:1y`s, Albany. Rzlmszly Bros.

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i‘.'c'.;;'tlll of fl\'.=, \\'.l;'s and ll i'llal'- 4 '"”"_-"""__”_ iriagcs, has had enoiirrh nf the Unit-`S“"AL PHONL “ IRL OFF POLES

ed States. Znro has bceli feelingi ‘f _

coopod up lately. He has llvccl ln' N(7GAL‘ES‘ ‘A‘1v]Z" Ami110~A elim' vane,” midtown hcwis durmg the\niull..5 ntiis.ln.o cieiclopcd ers last few months and ills only cxer-{“'h:'“ PM-V u‘mF"" Waring that th' cisf- has been walkilw. His il'itcrllrot~imnm tvmxlmnp huts were of wppe' or is nmlm;_;,_`_ fm, me stmmnnntV\\'.:‘o,vstolc soctl<lils _of the wire and that he has cworcd 20 tn ,5 bmcksfsolci it lol' jlmk. This isolated Nogal- d_.,,,_,.__,p,.em, “md hlkp for A man-'cs by telephone for several hours.

ol' 157. but it ha.=ll't. been cnniltlli. I "_

In St/amboul he will be close io,

the various farms of his \‘nrious rc

latlves-there are 36 sons nnri I-05T*‘\_|“`N‘_‘" OF iKE§i5- FIND' d.1li.Ehtr-rs nlollo~ :ml on ll farm at N plmsc INN M th S g69§i‘_n_2i man can really .strctch hlmsr-lf. ___ '_ _wh _‘___

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sought regiurillig iracliolna mid the -- --~--~~-~--~--~*-' -~" .=.noolnlisi.< concede inni litilo is L0-“T-°~`"7 "M" "F ‘""'E"

known of thc clisr1.'.° callc-cl glau-1 omit. Witll rridlum the Wilnicr lil-_

‘slitllic staff hopes to uid incllistrizll.

workers wllose eyes have been 111-; jurcd h_v flyiizg liarticlcs Tlndlum is 1__*"`é"_“`_"”_`

xpcctcd to lmstcn nbrorptioli of scar;

tlxucs and thus to restore clezir vi- *_-&"

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