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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

s..' sa,,a,us. are ali il ruins = q.
n .,es,,s sns sorn q Palo Al'o. !.
rs.rounded BY part ot " s.,.,s Of
@s.risicent Palo Alto es'a's rna
the s-ee hundred scres'
se~venty..ns q total endowment u s..
NV. 4 100000. Tne Sssasitul
ua.ms,nrs were the .msrlca.
p p0us.n 81 public buildings = n,sn and
group ,srs hut parts q one pau
They wese - santa Clara va.iss
con. sandstone throasnoa 4 Meas
.s,.s ana rcatful IN color NV n cree,
.nu' contrast to the walls srea
ing anrrounding hills and .ns !
OF n cent The BUILDINGS :
~ university we're no1 p,,S 20.
s,sn but with long eoal' art COZ
- .,ories. for1k an
svo srr,osinS beautiful We
pietes ,,self Nbout 9 ninth - :.
m,,s Ions ~ eighty ssras srort, !
n.s.,ye memorial afcn = =
msss sssn,sful memorial church. =
ne oDsssdrsi,,ike interior, srea. :.
- sl,erorical windows, we.r -
,rost imposins features Is
vssnrsns the main oai'esnss ~ i
"a rnctna hall for Y =
"a RnbIe han for the s'rs Y.
~ me campus we're ~
across sne snasrv and the muse
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

Il suffered for fve years WHO
ney and liver trouble. which ~
severe palms across the back
binding headache. ! had dr.
and vas Sc constipa.ed that -
aot move my bowels without ~,
uc. was cured by chamc !
Stomacn and Liver Tablets an I
been vel nov FOR six months
-1., 1 ~ as ss-.:'ssttssst- ,st,ssss
o : j saiiesr ride IN the Z
. !, ,Ss nose, passed tnroas, hs :
.rils and embedded ''se' =
ana.r the left eve.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
M~acnificent University Now a..
Pile Of Smoulderins ku'os

,orn,a md q home there. Ine 49,. !,
. ~ drives are delightful. tuition ~ -.
s w university was free. and y ~ =
ssrscssd ii the richest endowed ,s VIM.
yersi,y in the world. : s'a u,.ssn
II the semester number spou. .' exon
hundred. The new church So. go,
ann me new buildings r~epresen,ea
a. expenditure q several m'llaoa "
lars. aa,o,ns hi
university grounds, and = one g ~
samous stock farms q Amefioa
MANY record.breaking horses wer
/ ra,sed here by Senator Stanford, A.
1 many liz buried beneath its sod,
4 one time every trotttng speed recos
y ~ America was held by the horses !
q Ma farm, The stock has nearly 2
been sold.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
San francisco Loses Many
OF lis Famous Landmarks

he corner 81 Post s~f(s6DeFfnan 1rrss
avenue stood The Boh1 Lias.
most unique and ou1fE.r
vvr-- nan who have scn'e
q many ~ literature and the onr
,aarc,al world. ~ room ~, mem.
a,ss With he works o. 49, ! Known.
s.eu ..snv n whose names are 49, "a
oers, msr naintsnss are discussed nv.
wneres q them priceless a their -
soc,a..on !, those we're saved. Ine u,
s,aa a,,nkss % the boneu 49,
nns .m,sst sylvan scenes at ~
! Sood Grove. Is the most . an,aue club.
] sss.,on known among soe,s, es1 ,
2 49, x,ere on special exhioiuon !.
.,,rrsa room Of the Boneln,s
q .ne dozen paintings BY sne =
" cluo ,ns,rding d .Rembrant'
.n,s,. 4 .Murilio' mo oans -,
e. -uas.n,v worth $4,000. These ps,,
ne .h,ch we're loaned for eN' wv
~. ...hsr west on Post stree. w
I home o. the olymnc Maj
~ y Nsnlarsy organised a.n.s.'' !,
e ons,a,,cn ID me United sta'ss :
y omo,s Tor ia appointments any
Mmo's har al athletes deve,
WI. n The building vas worn 49, !, !
Nothing remains =
ood st0re. ~ -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

FINANCE dsaehed Climax.
|rhe romantic career Of the marqui,
Graham reached ! climax when nj
Fasement 80 announced 10 LADY
~ Hamilton. the richest heIress
England. He q u. has been before
mast. has served on Brassey's
]ht. has worked with the naval brI.
= y South Africa snd has been
censor At Cape Town. He A
b looking. while Mis- future bride
best be described d comedy. she
S2,250,0oo - welI % an annuity
$4,000 while her estates are worth
LOCO Q year more. From . Scotch
3 Of view Q union oof the heir 81
Htrose 10 the only child Of a duke
Hamilton is positively inspiring
a1tdeai.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
n.v,,. Island Torture

4 no worse than the terr.Ole - ~ J
=, n,,s !. thar ssflicted me ten years. Tne)
~ xss advised to apply Buckisn,s q 4
MICA salve. and less tnan e ! K,
mauently cured me. writes !, = \,
n,sr !, Rusies, Ky. Heals all wouna'
burns and sores IKE masi0- - J
ali druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

N,ss vera Malone and MISS o.
ry,rrerald q Roswell, were ms $500
$50 NE botanical prize donated
~ new g. Il, Lukens q the presoy,
terrain church for the oes. nsau@ M
co,,ss,ea ~ little girls Of me Af'e
stan city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

Mrs. s. N. Roberts, wife q kes.
i Roberts 81 Ration. died 4 few g
ago Al san Bernardino. calitornls
,nnsrculosis a the lungs. Besides 7
husband. Six children ana ner n'0'''
aarriva
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

re readers u this pss<f ~ y
ps4sss1 10 issru lSsi sA<r< : = -
60 sres1 disease thai sesrses kss
be<a shls 10 cure b al IA st(Ds
"a shxt d cxfarrA. Halls CsesrA
Gre d the oaly positive care -
ksosn 10 10 medical fratsrsiry. ~
|tarrk h~sax 4 eoastissfiocai do
Requires . eosstifstioaai resin1nt
Hans ratarrh Cure q taken inse3AL
fy. setting airectis apon sAe blood -
rueus Surfaces o. the sssten. ~
~ d<ssYcyisg the foundsfsoa up
1lsease. ana rivinS the pseaf
streassh " buildlnx Up the ecaeu
itioa ana assistinx nature IN celaets
work. ne proprietors hsse - "a
faisA in iss curative pouer< shaf y
oser Ons Hundred DcIizrs &C.
ease thar NJ tails 10 cure ssndF
list os testimonials
ADDRESS d J. CHENEY q Co. n
d.. q.
sold by al druggists. &c
tx. H.lr. Family rms sor g
patton.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

yictoriano Garcia. employed
grading "a the silver City. n
wells and Mosoilon railroad. y
attempting 10 board q moving =
near Keays ranch. slipped and
under the car. the wheels pas,
over his left leg and badly crus'
III
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
.n.or,t,,m MAKES Lie Miserable

e~heurnatisun Makes Lite Miseraole.
* happy home Is the most valuable
possession that i within NE reach Of
mankind. hit Won cannot enjoy -
comforts ii YOU are suffering from
rheumatism. You throw aside bust
nes. care when you enter your home
ana you can be relieved from tnoss
rheumatic PAINS also BY applyinl
chamberlain' Pain Balm One appll
cation VIII give YOU relief and y
continued use for i short time WI
! briux about 4 permanent cure. 70
i sale by al druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

The cir eoaneil n Roswell
week established . saloon district
id. The boundaries Of which "a
loon mar Be established u also
lied the number u saloons IN
eity 10 one for every Two thou
Inhabitants. se
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
coupLE KILLED

20U&E -.
The earthquake disaster On the -
zinc coast was brought home to W.
bee people yesterday BY The fecelp.
- he news sent in . special 20 ~
Review from Geo. stell. manager q
the Hotel Del Monte. statiag M. Z.
q Rouyer and wife were Killed II
The hotel BY falling chimneys @ a US
morning Of April 18th. say rs -.
ne Reyie~. The sad inteliiE.'.se
as b~ulletined o. the Rsyier bulletin
board within one minute afpsa rfoa.s'
"a, the announcement ssIs'sd I've
v,ldnre about the c,ty. f"laowins
ne first announcement came 'e'e
rrsms from Or. Brodes:ck. eoppe'
oueen hotel. and other bisoec -
IL. confirming the news. A few mn
ntes later came ! telegram from ~
Buxton from Los AnAsles ~ tis wv
a. this city. Who ~ . sister q M's
r. b Rouser. making the iriet go
ment that in his opinion 70 nne ~
been killed ii Monterey. but a',sis
I'M Mrs.. Buxton TO leave immedla'ea
for Los Angeles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

sress, 81 Tss,s and smell L1rEs -, = cssss
nvarrl sfs ~ ~ nali. Trisl ease, y e~ais " -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

Mt Asker They tell me- thar the
p~ockkeerer af so,ir arm h behind ID
pc accounts u thar sor MI. Tasker
far from A. lie rame ont ahead.
Z ne company Gat's irhlnd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
TEE
CLEANSING
AID HEALING
Cunx o


E4sg asf ssssnt y
iuIteae drug.
II q saicklysnso~nsd.
Gives Raisef " once.
nj G,ystne esd GseAnee'
Mol nassazss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
suss QNrA e cour-

Albert Hartsuff has filed suit
AGAINST the county q Santa 70 10 re-
cover $500 with interest from July,
1904. the plaintiff alleges that on
June II. isss. the board % county
commissioners executed and deliver
"a for and IN behalf o. Santa r. coun
~ s.evtsi6 Negotiable bond where
~ ii TO pay the bearer ss0t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
- shys

.Masnt the bride DELIGHTFULLY."- fimidy'
Very shr was even shy ten years
Ben u came 10 giving her age
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
a1s>.n. 80 80.


N1ea Mafsas 1Ni - Nss. @ 1Gs1.
- sss tus-d N = Gsb~ erpEse.
csse. <sys ~ Ic1tss Tsrs~r. shsaE1
kks re<ussns s~rr dE~srrif1t~f u f-ssk
A. 4 e11 80 i = - 4slf~ r<rTxsa
aev sfS~ ~ seseslfy - E.nsrr
I'll - uas~-s1snu -~~nas - hxr< .
ft~ad ~ Asl~xy susiattt i~la~ 80:
his ssasse - ssM swz1sx~d. aass1t fsa
yesrrs sane~ sssw steis shs twe st<axr~
% the essnlausssa tais~ rsss~d
xbe~~ 10 ks~~a sasd ~ Ne tegeshu.-
sun <sre II - rs<k ~ gaming st
10 Sp<~d< r~ssses pssr~ ~ Dlssxke.
~ Giles snsnld = sf.itrf tsisy. fs
- ~Lols n~esxas4A1a speaks u M
ioa II rss an.le ae1r. + BaFfhos
1rsr - ~ - ae- -
restorative 81 = was parfonei: quite
nesr. "a A~it@r<gsse sfE~es. inst u
ssssk ts~ .ans~ssy .srden house st sls~
end 81 an entry. that sulrei his
stoiie-. being .tise auiete-f strsss m
Loadoa-exseIi<nt fox ne stuaies no
doubt. bur perhaps ne reason Tor me
light q H. frisoloas yoanS wife
London ChronA1e.
Ssssss.
= you ssink sonr par~nfs ARE IN
20 ron. Wills. and fhst yeur teach
- y IN fas seut You are a par.
abused martyr. srrnit your
e. y am Ererythinx Z do is laid
% me~c1es@isni I~sdrr.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
Territorial News

Tor raise reesssed. rede<nahte &C
ske pseasss~ a - coaaty sfssF nss
yeasv ga ~Abso,useiy dur anA payable
tv<atx yesrs amer q vas Issued. sitA
istsrsss Il 3 pr cent payable N.
nsxliy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
suopeM pgATh oF soy-

salvatore Monaco. = tam year old
hoy Il Ciiftnu. after spending some
time gathering Wild Towers sas, on
his return home. taken violently III
and Vas dead Ia i've hoars. 4 y
thought that his death vas due 70
<stins Wild flowers which probably
concealed the deadly tampomocha.
m insect that hides In plants and
fowers and u always fatal u rwal
lowed b. man or beast.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

WASIED-Asents make IS dali
selling the cheapest and most perfecs
Wafer Filler ever Invented RstAils
sf sfes. Bix profit Exclssive terri.
Tory sesec2 Filler CO. seneca. M.
s-I6g
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

FATAL MINE Gxptosi0h-
Ose miner killed. another fafAiiy
Eiajured. vhiie shrss others 80 : NJ
seuloss escape iron death IN . dyna'
lite e-xptpstoa in ! shaft q The nlass
ths Nis<rSl Nm consolidsted Cop
p~r company u Niaersl Hfll. ssents
miles eousA az Tucson. ~ firss
nldnvhifs uas - jast coapaesins
iss preparatory 70 coming 20 60
surface and giving way 20 the second
/. nixht shift gang. three shifts oeina
WORKED In The shaft The miner,
~ers drilling holes n which 70 pt'
The dynamite Tor their final ~
They ins@nded 10 mt n ten loads
They had drilled nine holes = sef'
Al work On the tenth and lsst hole
suddenly. without the slightest warn
lnr there xas d terrific explosion
The ground M torn Up and the rock
were hurled Into the cir.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

easYoa naososss cNAncg-
nv. PsaseA. - - psst -
y.an rscapr a rnsity kpssccsea
eknreh a. Phc<six hes tsa6<fea 80
rsnkmattun Z ne hoard a sestry-
-. ~. Psssck hss 1nse . srsst
U.rk a. ~ dsy dsrtax has labor
thrrs ~ YIN - soSeiy missed re
euss 70 Tueraiasa. Alabama
70 psosfy oaosaANcg-
- erllnnncs nou prndin4 }seoes
:; -: :: :
d elass n kistioa and n favor 2
.ths haeknea. ~ uisa 10 throsss
IL esapssissua - aasonobiie csfsr
20 their bg
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

aAroMs sull5I..

WNb0Wv -
Ration Sndxr No 8 q Odd Fellows
has i~t the contr.rt for the erection
a 4 hsndsome new huiidinE - = "
tur~ bose for the lodge. The build
inr viIi ! enl<fTontsse Of 80 feet
and uifi H. y deep. viii be tso
ssosies hish ~ The lower story nc
ted Cor store purposes and The upper
hsndsaopeiy equipped Cor The sses q
the bdse
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


FOR RENT-Foar runn hoas~. So
Iiaden. Inssirs 80 fa1FsA ssr~es or
Iilc<n ineslre ~ Fourth ~ tiSo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

Old land marks made famous By as
sociation with the early history OF
California y well q the new monu.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

The corner o. Post sf(e61 Fhnan.
avenue stood the BohS7 Iiss.u6.
most unique and on G.--E
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

W. ". Follett, consulting engineer
of the international boundary com
mission. has been directed by the
secretary Of state or confer with b.
sssrisnfar0T ssrTfFsss: engineer Fs.D of ne
burg. sion dam at Leas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-10
UNIVERSITY
FOR MEXICO.

Commissioned by President Diaz of
the republic of Mexico to observe the
workings of the University of Califor-
mia and Stanford university in order
that the National University of Mexico,
which is to be founded to celebrate the
first centennial of the independence of
Mexico in 1910, may be modelled after
the best in these two great American
universities, DIR. EZequiel A. Chavez,
subsecretary of public instruction and
fine arts, is in Berkeley, Cal, says
correspondent of the San Francisco
Chronicle. He is to give course of
lectures at the summer school of the
University of California on the His
tory, Institutions and Progress of Mex
leo" His connection with the state
university during the summer school is
incidental to his work as commits
sioner He accepted the invitation in
order to get an insight into the meth
DDS and administration of this uni
versity.
DR.. Chavez said recently: II am here
to observe. The school system of Mex
leo is UNDUE. 1t has had its own de-
velopment. 1t is not Spanish, it is not
American, but Mexican. There are.
first, the primary. then the grammar
and high schools and finally the prepar-
atory and professional schools. There
is no university in the American or
European sense. There are faculties
of law, agriculture, fine arts, medicine,
engineering, architecture, arts, crafts
and archaeology in the City of Mexico
and other cities of the republic. but
they are entirely separate and distinct.
On the occasion, however, of the one
hundredth anniversary of the independ-
ence of Mexico in 1910 all these various
faculties will be welded together into
national university"
Senior Chavez is the leading psycholo-
gist of Mexico. He was professor of
psychology In the preparatorium before
his appointment to his present position
as secretary. he has done important
service in rendering into Spanish GER
tain classics of logic and ethics. not
ably Mills logic and Spencer's ethics
His latest translation is the Primer of
Psychology by Professor Titchenor of
Cornell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-10

conducting his Tarner's business while
the latter is at deaths door in the
Polytechnic hospital, Manhattan, says
the New York Times.
Police Sergeant Cody was so i'm
pressed by the lad that he called him
up on the telephone the other morning
to learn If the teams got home safely.
"You bet they did, sergeant You're
a brick all right, and I won't forget
your favor was the answer the ser
geant received. q.
John V. Farley conducts a livery and
trucking busiRess in New Rochelle. He
attended to the Office work personally.
and when he was taken to thn hospital
his mind was on the business, as he
did not know whom to get TO run it.
Don't you worry, pop; III jump in
and run che business" We're JOhnny's
words before his father was placed on
the operating table. The father told
him to go ahead. Johnny was placed
in absolute control and so far has not
made IL mistake. New Rochelle men
who do business with the Far;eys are
taking an interest in the youngster be-
cause Of his grit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-10

| his fight against the grafters and cor
| poraf1ons. 1t was here that he helped
defeat Senator Cameron, then the head
of the state machine.and brought about
| the long deadlock that resulted in the
election of John I. Mitchell to the SEN
ate. Following that session, in 1882,
| Emery stumped the state for an indie
pendent Republican candidate for gov
ernor During the session of 1883 he
| made his famous fight for the free pipe
line bill and IN winning it made it pos
sible for independent oil producers to
have their. own pipe lines. despite the
railroad Standard Oil opposition. In
this same session he also led the fight
for the Humes antidiscrimination bill
Probably the most famous legislative
battle conducted by Senator Emery,
however, was for what was known as
the Billihgsley bill, which was designed
to regulate the Standard Oil company.
In the beginning Senator Delamater
Matthew Stanley Quay and Mechanics
Republican boss of Philadelphia. were
for the measure out of Il spirit of. re
venge 1t passed second and third
reading when the Standard Oil com
pany got into the game. McMancS and
Delamater owned Il gas plant in the
western part of the state and the
Standard bought this for 100000. AS
Il result McAIanes and Delamater ceased
their support of the Billingsley bill,
and the measure died. So bitter was
Emery over this action that he openly
charged perfidy and dishonesty on the
floor of the senate and said that he
understood Delamater was to be Il can
didate for governor. Then he dramat-
ically added, Il will be against him
and do my utmost to bring about his
defeat"
DeIainater was & candidate Tor gov
ernor. Emery stumped the state
against him, and he was Overwhelm-
ingly defeated by Robert +. Pattison.
Old War Horse of Bradford, Pa.
After the session of 1880 Mr.. Emery
withdrew from the state senate and in
n way from politics, yet has remained
the antimonopoly leader of the state.
Though he has been out of public of
flee for over twenty years, the people
have not forgotten him, and when the
Lincoln Republicans arose to over
throw boss rule it was to the old war
horse of Bradford that they looked for
leadership. So popular was he with
the Democrats that they overthrow the
state leadership of Colonel James NJ.
GufgeJ in order that they might in
dorse t!:&-candfdacy of Emery for gov
ernor.
Although nearly threescore- and ten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-10
Tests TO Stop Crime


Following out the theories of the
country's foremost physicians and the
recent rulings of the Juvenile courts,
the Pennsylvania Society to Protect
Children From Cruelty, working in con-
junction with Director Coplin of the
bureau of health and charities and
Chief Abbott of the bureau of health,
has Instituted the SractSe of perform
ing operations upon the children given
into it's charge where medical opinion is
rendered that such Il course is likely to
prevent criminal career, says Phil
adelphia special dispatch to the New
York Herald!
The first subjects of these expert
ments were recently operated ON at the
infirmary of the society in Philadel-
phia, which was the first organization
of it's kind in the United States to adopt
this course In all seven children were
put under the knife by a number of
Philadelphia's most prominent sur
geons, who performed operations of
varied natures, from the most delicate
to ones of minor Importance, calcu-
lated to improve the mental and moral
condition of the patients.
There We're two operations on brains,
three on eyes and two minor operations
for nervousness. and all, it is believed,
will be successful.
The children are but a few of the
number examined by DIR. L. c. Vessels
and DIR. 4. G. Butcher. detailed to the
task by Director Coplin. and number
Of similar operations will be performed
within short time with the same pur-
pose in view Thus far only those chill
dren have been examined who are in
the temporary custody of the society.
Where such children are found by the
examining physicians to be apparently
destined to Il criminal career through
some physical defect the parents of the
children are consulted, and IL permits
sion Is obtained the operation is per-
formed. The obtaining of the parental
consent is compulsory under the law.
For over two weeks the examinations
have been going on, the most minute
inquiries being made by the examining
physicians into the past history of the
children and their parents, as well as
questions bearing upon their present
health and condition. AS result
campaign against criminology has been
instituted by the society which med
zeal experts believe will be- of i'm
mense value in suppressing tendencies
for evil in the children brought into
the Jurisdiction of the juvenile court,
and the physicians interested in the
idea believe that in many cases the en-
tire future of the little patients will be
altered for the better as result of the
operations they are performing.
The total number of children exam
ined is 147. About 80 per cent have
been found to be suffering from refrac-
ton of the eyes. Glasses have been
ordered for all these. and. wherever
possible. the parents have been re-
quired TO meet the cost of the glasses,
but where they are. unable to do SO