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SAYS EDISON AT 73

"“" '_°'*"'f' ‘ ~ _ _ A, _il NEW YORK, Felb. 23..-Jllhey call

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AS E A B G H works ln West Orange-everyibody, /F' ‘fy

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i“t° .3 C“Pf_Ul of hot your OXO, is 0 Simple-more

from his chief executiives down to the gatekeeper. But it's lust the ex- pression o'f their affection for him and hasn't anything to do with his age, even if Thomas A. Edison was 73 yesterday.

Wht\t's 73? He was up at 6 and

down at the works 1»y'8.30 eager to pitch into ' some chemi- cal and metallurgical! pro- 'blenis that he is work-

, in o determined to steaiat least

E I1. _ two or three hours for work out of the day of celebration ‘which his family and asociates had plnniied for hini'_ He hadn‘t had a real birth- day party for ii long tline. Yester- day iniide up for it. .

There was ii. sort of informal re-

ception in the main office shortly before noon, which was so informal that Mr. Edison iinslwered an iii- quii'_»' after his health by booting a lint which he held higher than his head, and there wasii‘t.aiiy one else iilbout who could do as well There was the parade past the of- fice of the Edison employees, with Mi'. and Mrs. lEdlsinn reviewing them; there was the luncheon with the ilidisoii Pioneers-ull early asso ciates of the inventor-<wliich lasted late into the afternoon, and last night there was at ball in his honor

ut the Orange i\.rniory.

lie stood on the steps outside the

geiieriil office as the parade went by, and the girls \vlio were in line pelted him with flowers. lie caught most of'tlii-ni, and tlfose that he il‘ldu't Mrs. Edison, standing ut his side, plaveii on the hrini of his hal, The men as they passvrl saliited or

ioiiitlivd their hails.

All his t-liidrcii were with him

but one. 'I`l\e<iilore, who wired "lil", ivhicli in the Morse code iiicaiis. "Ah good \\'i,~'_lies," iroiii Boston. ’l`honias A.. Jr., ivas the-re, und (‘li;irl<-s and i\'li's. .loliii E. Sloaiie, with the two latest Eilisoiis. 'l‘liom:i.- Ediison Sloane and John Edison Sloane.

Mi'. Edison posed patiently for

the c;iiiiei'ii and movie ineii. l-Ie is liabitually solirr faced before the ciiiiierzi, :ind while fi fziiiiilygroup wus be-iiig iakeii Mrs. Edisoii nslreii h_iiii. "Are you looking happy or sober iii-=:ii"."’ Au-il in honor of the occasion he allowed the smile tliiit lights up his tiice whene\'t-i' he iiilks

to breiilr through. -

lie talked ciieeri`tilly with the

iie\\'spupei~ men, and told them that he ilidii't know -but that he could better that nizirk of 85 that he set for liiiiiseii tivi- yours ago on his sixty-eiglit birllidizy, “Yon see," he said, “l take good care ot' this inacti- inv ol' mine. I don"t out more than ii pouiiil und ii halt' of food on any day, and iivi-‘ivailiiig is, l believe cutting down iiieiiis ctiiciency and the length of their days more than aiiyihiiig else toda~y_ p

"Ainericii is consunrliig three

,i times as much food ns she ought; better habits would lower the cost of living and rnisi-_ inen’s capacity for work. '1`-he Gerinniis ate too niuch , and I think tliat's one rea- son for their failure."

Questioned os to what he is work

ing on at the present time. Mr. Edison gave his usual answer: "Lots of irons in the fire and thei‘e's not much use talking about thein until I know whether they are going to be any good or noi. l'ni working more on tion-coniiiierclal problems now. The ether of splice interests me I want to learn more about that."

Ile said he was ‘looking iorwzird

to the development of more auto- niaiilit iuacliinery, which would cut down the amount of inon-otonous liiibor iio\v necessary in the world. That, he seemed to think, was the biggest thi-ng iiliead in the immedi- ate fiitiire of iiiveiitioii.

One of the reporters had coin-

nieiieed to quiz hiiii on siiiritualisin ziiid the i'iitui'i~ life, Mr, Edison liadii't coiiiinitted himself any fur- ther than to sity that iiiiiuortality was “it 50-50 proposition \\'hen \Vil- llaiii li. Meailo\vcroi`t, his private secretary, onine over and reiniiid- eil him tliiit there were to he no qui-slioiis on spiritimllsni. “Wi-ll" said .\ii'. Eilison with u twiiikle, ‘-I liaveii't siilil hnytlilng, li;ivi> l."

There were husliels of coiigratulai-

tory letters and telegriiins. Presid- ent Wlilsoii wrote: “l ciiniiot dr-ny myselif the pleasure oi’ sending a niesszige to be read at the celebrit- tioii of Mr. Edisoi\’s severity-tliirtl birtlitliiy. l am proud to count my- self among the l`rlends and adiiiir- ers of Mr. Edison and beg that you will convey to him-my wiirniest congratulations and my liope that he will see many very happy re turns of the anniversary, marked by nn iiicrensiiig iiiiinbcr of scienti- fic triumphs."

lSeci'etary of the Navy Dniiiels

telephoned from Wasliingtoii that he was weiiring the "T3" button which 20.000 employees in the Edi- son iiiilustrios throughout the coun- try were wearing yestei'dii'y. Tliere were telegriiiiiii from (lovernor Cox ot' Ohio. Mr. l'1dison's native Stiite from Henry l~`oi°ii. -Charles M. Sch- wab mid ii host of others.

At 1.30 Mr. Edison iiiid his faiiiily

were :the giiestsi of the Ed-isoii Pioneers. John W. ilieh, vice presld ent of the New York Edison _coin- pany and retiring president of the nssoclntiloii presided Truo to his eustoni the inven-tor would make no speech ,Mrs. Edlsoii, however arose heslile hliii and expressed appreciation of tho tributes oi the "pioneers" The following new officers of the associ- ation were elected: Major William J. Hammer, of New York, president Charles L. Edgar ot' Boston, Alfred W. Kiddie of New York, Soniucl ins-ull of Chicago and Sidney Paine of Boston, vice presidents: R. T. Lozier, of New York, reelected se- cretary; P. A. Sclieffler of New York re~r-lected treasurer and W. ll. Meadowcroft reelected histor- inn.

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of itlie llnited States Department- D ' of Justice in it dramatic raid on §£;_£g:;“:g ‘° “Wim il*-l’0i`l‘lll"“

some inembers of -the notorious G(-"NG -|-oo FAR 'N DE_

W. . ` - _ - ~ ~ -l ,of (whicngo were game;-eq |n_' The Carney, the pastor, expresseil the S€l'V0d at hOI'Ile» _ autho,-rue., My that than mon tm. opinion in the course of his sor-

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TWENTY-N|NE DANGEROUS not like the Russian ivorlu-rg o|- iiiiiiiiiiiig iiiivaiiici-~_l \\':ii:<~_,- .iltcr the

Coiiiiiiiiniists. They are :iiini‘i~lii~=i,< dale iiiiiii-ni, $i0.000 on' zievriuiit of the high

ANARCHBTS ARRESTED' of the waiist type, nit pliiiii..|,iiii- l~’;iil|i~i' i'iiriie_\' .siiiil that iiiitli-r wiigvs iieiiiuiirlt-ii hy the building

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M1 om(-|81 documents of the 1_ -At St. iDuniili\n's Roiiiiin Catholic

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