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PARIS, Feb. 2l.--Dc:.;)i'.c time fa that the Grand Duke (Jyril, prciuid- er to the Russian throne, 1111s mrulc n formal request for the purported‘ ‘remains of the Imperial funfv, MA’ Michel de Gicrs, prcscilt cirtodir-n‘ of them, steadily refuszcs n11 the; grounds that they Iacloill; i0 the Rush‘ sians as a whole. and so 11111ut he hcfcl j until an officinllnonarch is nalncri.

Grand Duke Cyril, hearing that] the former Russian Ambassador" to! Rome, de Giers was custodian of the remains, lnadc an official re- quest, but de Giers still maintains his secrecy regarding the four cases containing the remains and relics of the Imperial family.

The proof that the remains and relics of the Imperial family are in ‘these boxes is convincing enough to Grand Duke Cyril and living mem- bers of the royal family, although some doubt surrounds the facts of the story.

The Grand Duke Alexander, one of the most prominent of the fam- ily, believes that the White Rus- sian Judge Sokoloﬂ"s investigations at Elkatcrinburg were based on docu- mentary fact and that the proof is undeniable.

Alexander said of the cilstociian- ship of Ambassador de Gicrs, “These relics represent one of the greatest treasures of the Rusian people and Monsler de Giers is right in guard- ing them. If some day, the proof is given conclusively that these boxes really ‘contain the ashes of our Em- peror, Monsieur de Glers will be be- loved by all the Rusian people. We must await with patience. Monsieur de Giers is justified in maintaining his silence by a superior. command from his former friend the Grand Duke Nicholas, andhis refusal to turn_ therelics over to the Grand Duke Cyril is in no way deroga- tory to Cyril's pretentious to the ‘throne. These are things which the Ruslan people understand. The i1n- portant factor being that the re- mains of the late Czar and his fam- ily be guarded until a possible reor-

ganization takes place in Russia." Prince Nicholas Orloff comment-

result that the two corpses u cre dis-

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DOMINION or- UANDA nouns l increased flp-hfojd’ and 1; is asked lrvll l‘ 11ml! -i54-“Y.|54v.|54%|1ll'/.| H0 ' . fnnglyeilf 1101;; M.” ﬁeciéie 27 (Tux Exempt 1mm) casters predict, and will zive an old- why that shguld be me “m” or l-‘éiléié +5; The Corni di Gonzo, an Alpine trn11 .1110 .. .. . _ _ ~ .. _/ 7i _. _ lglimlmtnnt, Hui-vane, _ _ 1/ gvlpcp ’ __ hgct i 13% aaijsxrnveﬁl touilian to womens styles possibilities. ﬁx.l;.§1tnl¢..1bll...|| 4213i‘ only." 4am‘ §l+4tg Deal-r. was suggested as émtgdeal sett iicnnrrrlt 700130 a c ... .. 0v i. '. . . 00h I18 OVGI‘ years. e -‘ I . 5 i’ "1 5U (H! 0% 1‘ th e, an e woman ....,,n,.......-.y mm! i4 o pc ....\n1.- 1 103110.105 100.10 bustle the bobble l“ e 1m. Professor Mltel. the head of the ln- llllll Mot ...! 2274.? 22%| 22%| "zrvu ~11. mg or eh crdmm to wk h r o Emu," nudsm, 11° e.- 51/1, m. __ "Dec 1 19377 10341010925 h ts .1“ be 1 . 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' l In sor n! or," , creators to give the suggestion of the canon he paid for with m R -i ‘I42’?! ‘Iiliéi 42%| 41%| +14 gone far when she felt herself seized cl T F. ﬁrst Da old fashion, without incorporating edby harvesting on the giilgyeftiitg »|\111“c<.. "..-_-‘,/‘,'S§‘.’,Z‘,""Q{*,'_I; “If: in a strong grip. She had barely . Fal S 0 It y any of the uglinea. or East Prussia and working m the P}? ma: . . 4r" ‘W, ‘DI 1 +'I% time tocry out when she was thrown The Crinoline can of late 10:11 “Moms as an amsan but “mm g3: ﬁend ---i ‘I ‘l i M W" "w Pmlplw l° 1"" i“ m“ . . , . n __ _ - sosron Mass. m». af-a revel- ""1 m‘ h!" t0 strussle into all ately he was helped by Count Botho 1'11" we... ...| '1 I I f1 she b“ murdeled‘ -- . - l d9, nd tram t t r..|. Scr N. J‘. soul w _'. She had been followed by two men, HALIFAX. N- 3-. Feb- 31-—B0l1- ation of how a recruit policeman “n 8m“ ' m‘ ‘ 5'” ca’ Zﬂ-Ellleﬂbllrs. Pull e... 5 d n. t ,1; m.‘ rosemticnrs ~ rrk soul-Id. mwwwrlt Govem- completed his rlnrl work in ur- m- fiif“ “fr” xmmip “A: “m” "f; we announcement or hlr slums limit“ 5S5. H” 2;. that? .1132; wzfre hircdpby u... 1.... - _ ee -n-c cu e cube. a. ma 1- h b _ . , +111 ' or of Nova sootia, who had hoped w lice training school, became a. full o‘ fact me modem 8m Wm be able as rought him many klmpﬂng of 112011} “(g ants to make sure the gm did not r- the Nova. Scotia Legislature to- 116.13“! pgtrqlmgn and paid o, fine ~ ' fers from the electrical and commer- so. n..- . I we the“. m8 away dry clad in a $1.500 Wlndwr lmif- of $200 as a liquor law violator nll t° 1°‘ h" 3"“ mmhmwm‘ “h” c181 mdustrlel. as well as an lnvlta- -‘I"""""".°" -- +0" g 8a ' . . l Mun-k ut- .. . In due course the parents went to m w“ m) ob“ ed to read m d was made recent oline ie in dust in the cupboard, for “on from Thom“ Edison m g0 to q I r, ‘ pe we g ‘m e “me w’ the new brmoune 1; radiated be_ ‘ “". Ilralnda . I +90 the company to draw the insurance ospeech from the Throne in civies. ly by Federal Judge Walter O. L-ind- m8 transparent p a‘ Amen“ and work as guest l“ the 63519.2‘. H“ money on then- dem son The comp. - 11 - ' —1l. - Much “wrest was “mused some 19y‘ Men o Park laboratory‘ h 0 M N I “A: a refused to meet the claim and s 0 of N x . "Y weeks ago when it was announced The policeman is Benjamin Bern- +-il.

hc Governor had decided to have his ilniorm tailored in Toronto instead. l Bond Street. The publication of he picture of a Toronto gentleman splcndcnt in the finery a few days ago onlywscrved to heighten this - lerrst and when the guns boclned

is afternoon many nf the hundreds ho thronged the historic Province cuse were on tiptoe to pass on l-Iis onors prcdiliction in matters sar-l rial.

All they got for their pains was a retlu; glimpse of the Governor clad in prosaic morning attire. Later it was learned the much advertised indsor uniform could not possibly l mllde to fit. Hon. J. C. Tory, who

ntly retired as Lieutenant Gov- emnr. endeavored to come to the res- rue with his uniform, but it also did :.:'.:. the prose-T. Ext-reheat of the ....1lp and the morning coat Ias the only alternative. -_______

YANKEE PLAYER A FATHER -

DURHAM, N. 0., Feb. 22.--Thcrc is another newcomer in Duke Univer- lily athletic circles, in addition to Conch Wallace Wade. Mr. and Mrs. William Werber, Berwyn, Md., have announced the birth of Bill Werber, J12, Bill, Sin, property of the New York Yankees, was a star shortstop "I U10 Duke baseball team, and all- louthcm guard on the basketball

police school.

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acchi. Assistant United States at- torneys said the man formerly was n. bartender in a saloon raided last May, when a quaintity of liquor was seized. His case came yup, but he failed to appear. Later that day he walked ma. a... court biadecked m his new uniform, and explained to the judge his absence was due to at- tending graduating exercises at the

"Do you think you will make a good police officer?" asked the judge policeman promptly, "I think I will.

MANICURISTS STICK T0 HANDS

CARSON CITY. Nev, Feb. 21. — MEniriuris-ts in Nevada must confine their wbrk to clients‘ hands and not treat feet, Gray Mashburn, attorney general, has ruled in an opinion to the state health officer.

AIR. MAIL OVER ROCKIES THIS SUMMER PREDICTED

VANCOUVER, Feb. 21. -— Experi- the Rockies from Vancouver will un- doubtedly be undertaken this Sum- mer, according to Major D. R. Mac- Laren, Canadian Airways Limited, who has returned from an extended visit to Ottawa. Montreal, ‘Iioronto

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Retain Its Daring

Inthis way, fashion will retain some of the dare in dress which be- gan when it was first revealed a. few years ago that women possessed knees

The crinoline dress is promised as being in lace frills, only slightly bal- looned.

Orinolines and bustles will natur- ally bring back the ringlet, which, in fact, is already the coiﬂure recom- mended to go with the long evening dresses. The muﬂ‘, too, will be there, all just like a Christmas picture of young Victoria's Court. _____.____._

RACE TRACK CUSTODIAN FAILS

TO REED TIPS

NEW ORLEANS, Ln, Feb. 22- The man who probably gets more tips than any individual at the local race-track is the one man who docs not bet on the horses.

Terry Farley, custodian of the jockey quarters at Jefferson Pork

Wharton Plans Celebration

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ill-Invita- tions to attend the fiftieth anniver- sary of the Wharton School of Fin- ance and Accounts of the University of Pcnnslyvania have been sent to 10,000 graduates of America's oldest university school of business.

The celebration will be held next month in conjunction with the Sec- ond Annunl Wharton Alumni Instit- ute of Business on March 26, 27 and 28. In addition to the graduates and former students invited, a number of leaders in the business, industrial and financial field will be guests of honor of the University and will ac- tively participate in the ceremonies. The Wharton School was crganiz- cd at the University of Pcnnsyllvania in 1881 when its founder, Joseph Wharton, addressed a letter to the University's trustees in which he ex- pressed the belief that "adequate education in the minciples lmderly-

and at Fair Grounds, hears nll the information about the "sure thing"! this or that jockey is riding. i But Terry was a jockey himself, once, and says that 10 out of 12 Joe-I keys riding in a race believe theiri mounts are certain winners. As yet, he smiles, he has never seen a 10- horse dead heat.

Virtually born on the race-track the blue-eyed Irishman hopes to spend all his days in its environs. He loves the racing, and the glamor of the striving thoroughbreds in the home stretch. And he likes and takes care of "his boys" as he affec- tionately calls them.

90-MILES-PER-IIOUR. SPEED "LIMIT" IN ITALY

Italy now permits motorists to

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roads of the country. The roads are known as autostradas and the ma- jority of them connect the larger ci~' ties. They are built extraordinarily wide and go either over or under other roads. ._._..__.._____ HIS PROPHECY pAME TRUE _,_____ .

Just after Martin O'Connor, a de- fendant, told the judge “every elec- trical device in the world t: likely to

Nation, devotes much of her time to her life hobby, art_ ‘

ing successful business nmnagement and civil government would greatly aid in producing o class of mcl1 ilk"- ly to become useful members tf cty,

A State Quilting Btu

Edition Of Burns Sells For $5250

onasoow pooksetuzn men BIDDER- ron KILMARNOCK cor‘? 7J1‘ AUCTION

GLASGOW. Feb. 22—A copy of the Kilmarnock edition of Burns’

gow the other day for £1,050 ($5,250). The purchaser of the book, which was in excellent preservation, was a city bookseller, Hugh Hopkins. The sale attarcted a good deal of inter- est among Scottish collectors who are’ rarely offered the orpportunlt of such a. transaction outside of lnndon. As a. rule any treasures of the kind which come on the market are sent w Sothebys for disposal. The record price for a Kilmarnock edition of Burns’ work was received two years ago at a London auction, when the sum of £2,480 ($12,400) was paid for n copy belonging to Mr James Mann 'cf Glasgow and Stirling. The ‘last private sale of one of the books in Glasgow was in 1897 when the iprke realized was but £64. The copy [is now one of two which is kept in [the large central Mitchell Library in lGlasgow. Alt the Glasgow auction of

OKLAHOMA Cnry_ Feb} 22___Thc1 this week there was also sold an early

"Quilt of Oklahoma" will be pieced together nt n quilting bce at the gov- ernor's nlansion hcre next May

Mrs. William H. Murray, wife of the governor, has announced plans to entertain, at the bcc, one woman, past 75 years old, from each of Okla- homa's 77 counties.

It is planned that each woman shall make a. quilt block. She will embroider her name, age and county on her block. In addition she will write n brief history of hcr life 011 a sheet of pnpcr. These sheets will he bound into a book to be known as the "Book oi’ the Quilt." be placed on a stand in -front of the quilt which will be hung in the Okla- homa. Historical building.

Mrs. Murray, daughter of a gov- emor of the old Chickasaw Indian

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for three years? Why?" said Judge Pusey to a husband, and the husband

Burns‘ manuscript. An effort was made to have this retained in Scot- land, but the representative from the Burns Cottage, Alloway, could not curry the bidding again-t a London firm who acquired the NB. for £380 $19,000). ‘

OLDEST PLAYER. RELEASED

BOSTON, Feb. 22.—'I‘he Boston Braves recently lost their oldest player in point of service when Lefty Johnny Cooney was released to the Toledo Club of the American As- sociation. The veteran Trlbesman

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The Court Kokovtzofl, former Pre- mier of Russia, who is also president of an association of Russians, com- miffed to preserve the memory of Nicholas II is inclined to disagree with Judge Sokoloff, but neverthe- less observes that a complete invest- igation must be made when the time is opportune. It is notable that in the boxes there are more than three hundred pieces of evidence and it is stated that these should provide suf- ficient evidence as to whether or not the remains are those of the Emper- or and his family.

Captain W. Dimitrief, former mil- itary attache at Paris, who has stud- ied the proofs submitted by the dean of the Russian Diplomatic Corps de Gicrs. stated that Grand Duke Nich- olas did not refuse to accept the custody of the Imperial remains, be- cause he doubted their authenticity, but because he did not believe him- self qualified to accept such a. heavy responsibility.

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EXPERTS SAY CUBA HAS GREAT OIL POSSIBILITIES

HAVANA, Feb. ZL-Assurance that excellent oil wells exist in Cuba, which have never been located, was given to President Machado by Messrs. Van Dyke and 0‘Connor, directors of the Atlantic Refining Company, last week.

Messrs. Van Dyke and O'Connor are interested in experiments now being carried on in the island to loc- ate oil fields.

President Machsdo was pleased regarding the possibility of oil be- ing discovered in Cuba and prom- ircd the visitors all assistance pos-

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