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>f& p' •; • ..•>.\' ; 'M y MM -MiHii»: : g w'tfif i. : DIANA a I White Bro«. Bow Corp. Member of Group To &jjiBSEift,«& Ueaiwia Darbin PUIS i ^HEPORANGOKID' Clmp. 18 'MSystcrhwts Or. gftton' SUJSiDA^ . MONDAY Cent. Sundoy 2-11:30 Matinee Monday 2 p.m, SETT! GE0.BRENT MARY ASTOR Is* »«IK» • Maat UIM TUESDAY ONLY Big IWoney Nite \Calling All Husbands\ with MK'IJLl.K I-AIUIJANKS We(L-Tliurn. Apr. 2.3-24 Muttiii'C Itolli DuyH 2 V. M. * HK; COOKING SCHOOL mi fvlitKc Wed. Mai I. 1*. M. FltKK I'KIZKS I'IUH Ili-ituJar Hcrren Kliow IIOHT .VlONTfiOMERY •JtACiK IN IIKAVEN\ I'l.l'S \Scaltortfootl JIuincH\ vitii a\\ itiimiK ; Dono* ot isoff HJ|H f^po 3rw#» tbif w*t*c in de*i*!Wf$<>f» <* KM* week l» White BraVim^oM 6or* poratjop of Medina In (^pefation with member* o f the tfc??fe «KW-' er» Asm, ofWcstern %'%, l Sw»' will be used in the dtwtm *hw- out the sk*e, Jtep«wn$n* the roge-urowing concern 4«d nwrtn* the public donation iff Hubbard White, who Is president oi the Rose Growers' Association of Wes- tern New York, Other concerns which will don- ate roses for the occasion will be Leo Smith ot Ctosport; W. C, Stroh & Sons of Attico, U. S. Cut Flo- wer Company of Elmiro, J. L. Hilts of North Tonawanda and Tanner's Greenhouse of Holland, Every day during the week the employes of the Hengerer Co. will receive roses from girls dressed In peasant style with rose print dres- ses. The roao motif will be carried throughout the store with a special display of oil kinds of women's apparel und household furnishings In matching rose patterns. 2 School Supervisors Renamed To Offices Two Orleans County district school supervisors woro ununi- moucl y re-elected to their posts ut electors' mooting held on Tues - day. Luclla C. Hoycr, supervisor In the first supervluory district, com- posed of the township* of Shelby, UJdRoway, Yutcs and Barre, wa s re-olncted for a five yea r term. The vote wa s ununlmous despite the fuel that there were two other candidates for the post. ilonamed nupervlnor In th e Se - cond Supervisory District, embrac - ing the townalilpn of Ciirlton, Ken- dall, Murni y and Clarendon, waB Mury A. C'luik, Albion DO NOT BE DISAPPOINTED GET YOUR TICKETS For the Concert Eastman Little Symphony Orchestra JIN;H SCHOOL, APRIL 22 liefore They Are All Sold Ticket* on naif by till inemherN of the Medina Junior Cliiiirilier of Commerce, (Sponsoring Afftriicy > or at uny of the following HtoreN: MONKIOMKII Y & HOOK IIO-SI NK It ASM HIAHM,\( V him irrr A JOIINMON KM nil.KM 111:0 A WHIT*: I.OB1I.WV S (.IlO( 111 lll, \ w 1 (.is \vr « o. IA MICH (). ItKlNKI, ('(). IIAHVKY IIOIIIIINH AUTO NIH'IM.Y NTOH!'. IVIKDINA DAILY lOHIlNAI, IlKOINTIUl MIIHNA THIHIINK ANDKKHON & ItNNia.l, (»eni»ral Admission - - $1.00 >eautifi| your Heme multiplq t/cur comfort/ Ask About DUBAN AWNINGS 1 Is Malar 1'lw.iit, Now To liny VHNkTIlN lilt M)h mid AW MINUS l>ui»'l WiUl ni.il Hummer A WiHilrrn N. Y. I'rixluit I'HH Kl> AN LOW AS 91c (Ineltidi-t, InnUll.illimi Alse miry th«- llleli tjuiillly ArUturrnl A»nlii « SAM IORIO riium- a 104 Mlddlopml 41)5 Medina l»7 Albluu From Bag & Creel Xn mpoxm U* towWn weVe received thi^ tart lew 4m dm* trout prospects tliis season, we're here te report ttiat Western New York (streams are in almost Ideal condition {following almost two weeks of mild weather which has removed all but the last vestiges of snow and ice. There ha* been fome high water reported in cer- tain areas, 6ut not with any not- able damage to the trout them- selves. So if your itching to drive into Wyoming county or down Cattaraugus way for a weekend ot trout fishing here's a few tips that may help. Wiscoy Creek, in Wyoming County, has been heavily stocked during the time that tho season hiiB been closed, . . . probably more heavily than any other stream In tho upstate area. This goes fo r tho Eas t Koy , too. You ma y find eomo good fishing in these streams . . . though not necessarily. They're heavily fished and other stream s may provid e better angling. The Cattaraugus has been re- ported as having washed pretty badly, as i t always docs, bu t may be In shape within the noxt two weeks. It's not quite so heavily fished below Yorkshire, but in the past this strotch has boon pro- ductiv e of some pretty good catches. If you want to travel a little further afield, th e Genesee in Its upper stretches i s pretty good, particularly beyond WOIIJSVIIIO. fewer anglers g o thore than other places, though It's well stocked with browns. Very fow rainbow. At Hammondsport un d on Cat- herine Creek we hav e ruportu of good fishing ovor tho weekend fol- lowing the sparse two weeks which oponcd the season. Hl/.c und bag HmltH ru n the same Itiiu your a s last. Minimum U-iiKlh In seven Inches and you run lake only ten fish a duy . Th e olffht Conservation C'lubn of the Niagara County Federation will do Ihe first of the tree plant- ing on the newly acquired gumc preserve at the old County Farm. This planting will lie under the direction of I'rof. Hubert Carlnon of the Htuto Holiool of Forofitry ut Hyracusp, Fiv e thousand Irecfi are to be planted and a bi s delegation Is oxpectcd from the CIUIIH. Latent fiom Lockpoi t - Wilbur Duma of th e I.orkport CniiM*rva- lliin unnount'OH th o club'ii local sports sho w to bo held ut the Klks Temple, P'ndny, April 21) Donni will h e open ut (1 .'10 p m lie IN- foirn» u«. an d theie'll \>r nn nclmm- uion chiiiat- A t-iiHliiiu exhibition by pirifi'HHloiuil tu.ituiH will b<- pie- sentcd nt 7 ,')() Also cxlnbil « by local inciclmntii, Lockpoi I lloy Scoutii, und ueveml other InIcrvHl- UiU dlspliiyH. A jirnnd door pil/.e unrl II number of otliet pil/.on will be given uway, ICveiybody Invited Other Lock port dope from Win. I'urtcll iirenlileiit: the bockport club dlNtrthuted new an d orUlnu l club pliiN to members ivt tin regular monthly meeting . . , mciubcmlilp drive is drawing a coimldcrulile number of now recruits Into the orHiinlautlon .... Charley I'hrlnly has u ne w batch of swell motion pleluren IIC'N been idiowlng Hie club. Tuiloy, liiitioiriiw und Sittuiiln.v mm k the lanl tin ».«<> i1;iv» o f NH tlonnl Wildlife week This week the I'Vdciul government , thinujjh the KlBh and Wildlife Scivlcc, the Koienl Service, th e Soil Cunsemi • tlnli Sri vice unci other anvei lunenl iigencies have been pi esulhg with additional viguui Iheli ciiiii|>ulKn to uwiiken Anici lcn to the de- pletion of Its ntitlnliiil ichouucN unci th e urgent necruity n[ clieek- Ing thla trend Tin* elTui t IWIK licen. mi,i uiil should be, min e tlian u inovt-meiit to piovide ijnod hunlinc mid fish- inii to Ainei iriiii »|)i>i I.MIH-II It.^ ulllniiite und Mime impoi tmit pui • post, la to eduiutr millinnsof Am- eilcnn cblldi-en in thr \ uliu- n f tin- gieul utitdoo u us it |i| ( >\itlc>, Ihe young Ainei ICIIII lin.v oi HI' 1 uitli the nio.it imtuiiil niid rnmt licnltlifiil gymiui.Mum in winc h to glow phyiuollv unil I, u.o-iif odu i.itioii winch will HiipicNs uj«>u his mind the Sdhic ,.f wildlife So fm tbiN nun ii bo limn Imvuig been n-mhi-d Tin- uvri nge cbllil tiwluy iloi-.nl know tho dlltereiic*' be- W\ Iwccii hpurrow un d n wron, be- tuccii ,i pheiiMtnt und u |im indue K< .ih.'iiiu Unit the future nf con -«'i\ .(lion, iin well ,JIH of the counti>, lic^ In th e lutiub »vf the voiinUHtetn who toduy HIT I n the itiude M'IKHIU, the Nutloiml Wild lite Kcdi'i'dtlon in HHO cmittueted u HUIVC> to dlhcovei whcil coul d be door in th r wiiy of educutmg cbHdirn in the \ttlueof eons«-i\n- tion The desperate IUHK! (in such Armstrong's Finish First In Men's Bowling League; Essos Take 2nd Position HJ*i&^?~ Sacred Heart CluJb Maket Final Bid W<$?hkd But Falls One $ame Short 'W »• ' - \\I'ri.'ju Setting Cox's Jeweler's down two games out of three in the final match of the season, Armstrong* Drugs finished in first place in the Men'* Town Bowling League »| Kelly'a Bowling Alleys Monday night. The Armstrong team wound «P the season with 55 wins chalked up against 29 losses for a season's average of .658 per cent, In second place at the close of this year's competition in the Me- dina men's league were the Essos, seven gomes behind Armstrong's and with an average of .871, The Essos came within an ace of finish- ing third when they dropped two games to the Sacred Heart Club. Sacred Heart's two wins brought then \o within a single game of second position. Another close competition, for fourth place, developed Monday night when tho lowly Seven Up team crushed Gulf Service three straight games while Webber's Service took two from Van's Grill to finish only one game behing the Gulf outfit. The Seven Ups, long occupants of the cellar position bent their opponents by better than a 100-pin average pe r game to finish strong i n what for them had been a poor season. Summaries of th e games were: GLUF SERVICE Morgott Corrallo Punch Morlarity Ilellert VAN'S Balcarzak Hinkley J. Kelly JWard Cielewich d SKVKN-l'! ' H. Curdone Cirlnnell H. HofTman Reynolds Metz .Seven-up 3. 139 137 138 100 100 730 150 223 170 171 100 1)05 14S 100 134 103 140 754 153 10!) 173 104 157 840 176 177 143 159 140 801 221 100 128 157 222 450 480 415 488 452 2201 532 582 477 522 540 018 20C1 COX'S JKWKLKKS O'Uonnell ' H Moronity Kingsley Hulcll Cox 104 147 120 17U 212 827 188 22:i 102 170 183 030 215 212 100 182 170 507 502 478 530 574 0711 2741 AKMNTKONG DRUG Leonurd Muinea W Mol t Shoemake r Ingei soil Ji . 100 207 104 150 203 002 223 102 242 140 100 003 227 173 177 101 172 040 572 613 40fl 505 010 2805 AIIIINII nng's 2, Cox's 1. KSSI >N II Boyle K Mm tin Hy K lloyle Slink nili'lici 15(1 100 211 I7l tun III) 7 207 150 120 200 108 UO0 100 l 111 182 105 172 52II 443 522 542 520 803 255(1 SACUKI) HolTiiuin Munoncwnkl Huixnci Kwmtkou ski Mourn S.inrcl 1 leni t WKHKHS Cunlono 1 Hnnallii I Moll I. I H Kelly Vo,l K ,. IIKART 158 188 too 17(1 lll.'l (175 1 . K.H.HI IS 108 17(1 208 188 10(1 (10(1 1 17 5 223 147 1(11 l.'IH at -1 ID2 181 212 187 III!) 041 1 50 125 107 20-1 180 820 215 104 224 14(1 175 054 4 7(1 •180 535 508 531) !(l()7 582 598 583 494 482 !730 in-ti uct mil which wns discoveirrl imncd the Kedcrutum to Institute the \t'onnei vullon Education Pin. Knim.\ <i fou 1 -book curriculum for guides three to eight whic h is giiiniiiK giound ever y duy. Thr pt.in 1.1 being curried out locally thiough the medium of coii»er\ iition unit other ouldooi - nunde«l iluti.o, whic h hav e hern roopei iiliug with public schiMils .Hid llln MIlen ThK In 11 first step in tin enor- mous tank which remains to be done This week Is an appropriate week for clubs in our Western Now Yoik urea to considei what (Kill they will pltiy in this nimr- inetil Ti n 1 week should be a lim e fm I'licli 'ind evriy one of them to roiiM. how the> ma y old in this lon g profit urn to Insure a n nbimdn. .utloor Anietlcii to fu - luie Ami'i Han s I'lie Following Field Trials have been tMtnminred fo r this fall: Mliltllcport, September 20-31 Itnehe.sler. Heptember 27-28. Lock port Oet. 4-5 (Tenlallve) K.11 ! Wiiltet . Albion, hn.s hern ir- • •leelfd piesident of the Tt i-County Ti.ip Shoot 1 ntf I .fugue (in.^r SltH'lc, Itochrslei. 11 \ icepi rxi- ilinl, Ailbui Nt-wconib. Crretf, -tiiietai y mid l.r o Ijiiinn, HiocK- poit, tten.iuier. 522 547 Wt\m 178 20*„.20O 192 598 134' 183 15a 4«7 2Jja; < 180 143 532 SOJB ,i>28 828 2664 Webers2, Van's %l League dtog W L Pet. Armstrong's \**\65 29 .655 Essos . *'* v '48 36 .571 Sacred Heart Club VI 37 .580 Gulf Service 44 40 .524 Webber's Service 43 41 .512 Van's Grill 41 43 .488 Cox's Jewelers 37 47 .440 Seven-Up 22 62 .262 OBITUARY MRS. PETER MOONEY Mrs. Peter Mooney, formerly of Medina, died Thursday at heT home in Rochester. Funeral ser- vices were hel d Saturday morn- ing In St. Mary's church, Roches- ter. JAMES ML CLAYTON James Milton Clayton, three week s ol d son of Mr .and Mrs. Archie Clayton, died Sunday after- noon in Medin a Memorial Hos- pital. Besides hi s parents, h e is survived by a brother, Arnold Clayton. Funeral services were held Mon- ddy ufternoon with buriul in Box- wood cemetery. GEORGE V.OOR1IKES Kuneral services fo r George Voorhees, 07, formerl y of Mill - ville, who died Thun»day after- noon In a Batavia hospital after a long illness, were held Monday .ifternoon in Batavja with burial thei e. He is survived by one daughter, Mis. Edward Hurch of Hatavia; four grundchildrcn and three brot- hers. MRS. HARAII MOWER Funeiul services for Mrs. Sarah Mower, 75, who died Tuesday at tho home of he r daughter, Mrs Walter Reimer of Lyndonvllle, will be held at 2:30 Frida y ufternoon In the Wnlerport Methodlstcriurch, Rev. Louis Overshlre officiating Burial will be in Waterport ceme- teiy. A member of the Waterport Methodist church, &hc is survived by tw o daughters, Mrs. Reimer and Mrs. Edna Webster, both of Lyndonvllle . MRS. ANNA PSYCZULTKOSKI Mis Ann a Ps/c/.ullkoskl, 47, o f the Sliide rood, died Sunday in a Rochester hospital Survn-'nn are her husband, Walter I's/.czultko- skl, of Medina find eight children , Juhiin, Stephen. Jean, Irene, John, (fCiliude, Victoria un d Chester Psz.czultkoski, all of Medlnn. Funeral services were held Wed- nesday morning In Sacred Heart Church, Rev . Max T. Bogack i of- ficiating. Burial wa s in Sacred Heat I cemetery. *mm .*» »* Tribune ev \Orleans and * Countiei Rate*: 10c per Line First Insertion, Miniaia • 25c Additional Consecutive Inaertions 5c per JLW WINCrHART GBILL FOR SAfcE: Phone Lyndonvllle 5347. • 40-3 FOB SALE — New Electrolux Cleaner and air purifier with all attachments for $49,50. Rlpey, Box No. 105. FOB SALE—White typing paper, Vk x 11, 50c package of 500 sheets. Also yellow second sheets, 30c per package of 500. Medina Tribune. S. A. Cook Bldg. tf village. Surviving are his wife, Olive; three sons, Ro y of Florida, Ben- jamin of Loekport and Raymond at home; tw o daughters, Mrs. Wil - liam Hickma n and Mrs. Herbert Brant, both of Medina; five brot- hers, William o f Akron and sever- al grandchildren. F*uneral services were held on Wednesday afternoon, Rev . A. S. Lowrie officiating. Burial was i n Boxwood cemetery. ALBERT H. FERRIS Albert H. Ferris, 88, of Gaines die d Monday in Loekport City Hospital. He i s survived by on e son. Grant of Loekport; one daugh- tci Mrs. Ralph Wietz of Water- port; three sisters, Mrs . Harriett Callard o f Albion, Mrs . Alta Ha y of Gaines and Mrs. Stella Forsdlck of Knowlesville;' two grandsons und one greut-granddaughter. Funeral services will b e held this Thursday afternoon a t 2:30 in the McNall Funera l Home, Al- bion. Burial will be i n Otter Creek cemetery. MRS. MARY GUYETTE Mis Maiy Guyette, 68, died Friday night in Medina Memorial IfiK-pilul aftei a long illness. A re- sident of Medin a for the past three years , she is survive d by two sis- ters, Mrs S Welch of Chicago, 111 , nnri Mrs. Charles Morgan o f Me- dina; on e brother, P. A . Grimes of Rochester and one stepdaughter, Mrs. S. Cina of Rochester. Ftineial services were held on Tuesda y morning In St. Mary's chinch, Re v James A . Hogan of- liciiiting. Burial wus in St. Mary's ccmelciy. COI.EY P . WRIGHT CHARLES J. PAFK C'oley V Wright, 01 , former As- semblyman from Orleans County, died Friday al hi s home at Riches Corners after severa l months ill- ness He wns at one time Albion superintenden t of highways and then supeivisor of the town. He was proud of his record of having attended every one of Albion's 84 annual fairs. Mr. Wnght i s survived by hi s wife, six sons, George, Orleans Count y Welfare Commissioner, Lion, Harry, Dean and Ranee of i Albio n and Donald Wrigh t of Hrockport; one daughter, Mrs. George King of Troy, one sister, Mrs. Truma n Clark of Barre ; twelve giandchildren und two Kiritt-jji andcbildren. Funeral services were held Mon- day afternoon i n the Merrill Fun- eial Home . Albion. Burial was i n Mt Albion cemcleiy. Charles J. Pafk, 70. died sud- denly Thursda y at his home on the Feeder Road, Town of Alubama. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs . Alta V. Pafk; three daughters, Eu- genie, Bertha und Marion Pafk; on e brother, Fred Pafk of Ala- bama und on e sister, Mis, Herman Batz of Mlddleporl. Funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon. Buriul was In Mt. Pleasant cemetery. MRS. FRANK TIIOUI'I-; Funeral services for Mrs Frank Thorpe. 52, who died Saturday In Pnrk Avenue Hospital. Rochester, were held Wednesday afternoon n t the honuV in Barre Center. Burial was in Mt Albiort•Cemetery. Mrs Thorpe ts survived by her husband, on e son, Gordon VI. Thorpe of Panama Canal Zone: on e daughter. MrR. Myrtle K Jack- son of Hnrrc, one sister, Mrs Hn- jiel Anderso n of Michigan und five grandchildren. FJtANK SMITH Frank Smith. 67, died Sunday morning ut his home on Elm street after u long illness For many years he was a teamster employed by the M. I.. McNAMARA M L McNamara , 57, died Wed- nesday, April 9 , in St . Bernard' s Hospital in Chicago. For many years a icsident of Medina, he was II member of the Medina Knights nf Columbus. He Is survived b y one daughter, Mrs . Larry Toal an d unc granddaughter, Mary Lynne, both of Port Jefferson, L. I., and two brothers and three sisters. The body wus brought to Medina unrl the funeral held Saturday roomin g in St . Mary's church. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. The beater s were Charles I. Bry- ant. F.ugenc Lysett, Sam Gibbs. Fmncls Conley, Charles S. Ingcr- se.ll and Robert Conley. F. A. Whittleton Funeral Hornet \ Ambulance Service 212 W. Oftk Orchard St. Phone 96 Wanted WANTED^-Experienced girl for general housework. Apply 821 West Center street. nit, w. c- WELLS, DurmT Phone ,^EHP?B.,._. EGGS WANTED—No quantity too large, year around outlet, paying premium over N. Y. \Specials\ for quality. Give complete direct- ion; will call. Chas. E. Russell, 11 Eells St. Rochester 41-4x WANTED — Springer and new milch cows also all kinds of beef cows. Hogs, calves and sheep. Dairy cows for sale at all times. Will trade. W. K. Mathes Sales Stables, 5 miles East of Medina on Million Dollar Highv' /, Phone 832-F-ll, Albion, N. 'J. 9tf WANTED — FURNITURE, AN- TIQUE OR MODERN, TO RE- PAIR, REFINISH, OR REBUILD. WORK GUARANTEED. TAYLOR BROS., ENSIGN AVE. PHONE 688. 17w52 Electrical Service ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and Repairing. All work guaran- teed, at reasonable prices. Call or see H. J. Lund, Ridge Road. Tele- phone Albion 007-F-12. 42tfx Edward's Beauty Salon £04 Park Avenue Phone 226 All Branches of Beauty Culture John W. Lindke General Contractor and Builder 416 W. Center St . Phone 555 Walter C. Bacon General Trucking And Hauling Our Miles Are Smiles Phone 3 8 30 0 N . Main St. Biiflinew Cardi Camp l*F,WA*fi&J*.D. •> - Office at Evidence, 311 Petri k m, on. Monday, Wednttd*,'] day and Saturday eveningj,. R. Louis Walters] INSURANCE SERt mmrn* 51} Main Street EBDjfe J8* «% Meduu, n. Pianos Tuned and Repaired WALIElt REAP! 227 Peart St. Fhone*«tii Stove Repairs] FUBNACE HEATEIg and COOKERS jr'i Steve's Variety Stem (•HONE 613 \' 1 J\H Antique Finishing ,. IS MY SPECIALTY also Httt and Pressed Caneing, 35 yean experience JOE RYAN OVT1R CHAPMAN'S T GO TO ARMSTRONG'S FIRST jBOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPCOOOOOPOOOOaOOBO BUTLER'S Plumbing & Heating Service OIL BURNERS, WATER SOFTENERS AND WESTCO TURBINE WATER SYSTEMS. Pbone 47 2 120 Frank Strw* GteUWOSld Pi4ffU No. U U 15 18 ZS 13 37 21 S3 S9 45 46 47 22 27 41 U it 19 ZO W J4 57 60 21 W 48 24 35 49 17 20 m a 14 10 II 19 ^ SO 61 30 40 31 51 51 (Solution In Next Isiae) HORIZONTAL 1—Subdued 5—Tnp 8—Street urchin 12—Monster 13—Hindu woman' s garment 14—Decoy (archaic) 15—Wolfhound 18—Magnificent 18— Wooden pins 19—French for \and \ 20—Small Island 21—Corded fabric 23—AttenUon 25—Nonpoisonous \snake 27—Totals 29—For tear that S3—Natural 35—One wh* cures 37—Flying n\ammals 38—Places 40—Slippery 41—Edging 42—Algonquin Indian 44—Animate 48—Preposition SO—Fragments 53—Lampoon W—Western stata 89—Part oi leg 57—Lair 58—wax 50— Weight of India (pL> 80—Unusual 61—Kind of cheese VERTICAL 1—Cleansing compound 2—Si? look H-Arcm»U« 4—Taut 5—Prowon*cry 8—Lcsrsncd t—Qfcttin Ubjag) T«S « «Qja tpU Would Bstabbbhment of L the shore of Lai Lea Hamlin and 1 Ljns and Monroe < L. considered by tt tent, it was reveal ' En. An area nortl s been included Jaycee Hoi Most Sue EvenU) oncert At I Is Largely^ Breaking into fr< „ apprec-iative a judience of borne ! ,iiended the cone jjy evening by th( kymphony orches Idina High School The pi\gi am c |lhe sk.UIul baton Lr-nell. w.is con liar melotlicb and known in uie wor |liculanly \'H re LclKtiuiis of Nicl lo Mori) Wives |Slr3Ub>' \Uic Fli lure and Hasd o jNo 104 ' for .in encore the orcheslia of ijmusing descrip by a Nuuthful Ar named Debensk) iipi\ v.huh depu itrument- the c h pjes n\ei the ba Al.-o \ii the F syhipli'ni) niche Eastmlh School i Maria P.nudiso, raop, * ho drew. plausc \t .ipprc audience hy si known .mrl b \Sone^ Mv Mnth Dvorak \Song mund Iti.iTibcrg, by Vid'u Hei'bc Remimbci '\ ul; For .in enrol C |\ \Comini! Throu al the lonelusio wa> pie-cnted roses hy the sp giam I\! the h(. The oncei t Ihroiigl. the cIT 1 Junici Cluimbi whirl in the I l;vc MII i (•••-ful HMII.II Hospital F.ntiie piocci »i I lie tin ned ROII.HHI (' HOV 10—Wlnas , 11—Girdle ' 17—Atmosqphera 22— Light stroke 24—Pale 25—Baby's napkin . ., 20—South American Indian 28—To strike out 29— Note of scal e 30— Deduce 31—Dry 32—Attempt 34—Conjunction 36—Worm 3»— Perplexed 41—Pronorun 43—Revile 44—Inquire! 45—Path ' 46—Romas road 47—Contends 49—Core *or 51—Old Irish capital 52—Son of Noah i.„«,«» 54—Proposed international utfJl\* Alfred Hal Befoi A iu-tniy of s>mb'i| of m mdtci i.il for ar by Alf.rd Ball »•' i kc w ho s| of Med.iM Ro afterni'ini at I Mi lt,,ll dr Iwrd, the hisl obeh'k m Cen knuwi, ,,s \ which w,is e about IRRI as ''' l-K'' I't. anc »1 ii I, vymbol Mdu„',v 1. Stephen ihe iiiccting * -' n.h,ned L I.i.i ciub \ M;.v, ,.,, Tpm \| • -Ml l'owcr Co Defeat ( <? H L 1 Fauila Ne. M ftl^ rjlifai °M llll&M ii i*i*nri •GlEl^BIDDQB^BEfc E!i3EIBD0^OGOE Bf3a£3D\\^GCE c ^ '!'•,. If,',- M... 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