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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
IMMIGRANTS CROWD
ENTRANCE TO THEU.S.
Friends Bcaiecc Ellis Island Ferry.
Fearing Newcomers May be
Deported.

New York, Dec 2e.-hiorc than 1000
immigrants wero claInoging at the gates
of New y orC last night for admission in to
thp United States Ellis IslAud is con-
Reatcd aud many hundreds of the incom-
ing passengers are being detained on
board steamships for examination
Immigration inspectors and special
boards Of inquiry are working day and
night to relieve the unprecedented copdi-
tlons In the meantime hundreds of
friends and relatives of the detained pas
sencera FROM ali over the country are
assembled here impatieutly awaiting the
release of the immigrants.
Police and coast guards are on duty at
the piers and the Kills Island ferry en-
trance to hold in cheek the crowds which
gather ut the gates daily. Several at
tcaJpts have been made by friends and
relatives Of the detained passengers to
storm the piers in an effort to reach the
ships They cannot understand the dc
lay and fear their friends are TO be dc
ported
immigration officials claim that their
work Is tclaved to large extent on Ellis
Island because Of the congestion there
due IA the detention of large number Of
radicals and lndes,rabIcs beng held for
Th, greater number Of the immi-
grants being detained are Italians IT
was stated Several hundred Greek pas
scngcrs are also held
Although the steamship Patra has
been in port five days, 733 passengers
from tho 1890 that came from Italian
ports are etil being detained. On the
t;msrpp Verdi another Italian liner,
! ,proximatelv 700 stcerago passengers
have been held tor further eNamlna-
tIon
Ices than 300 Of tho 1920 steerage
rqssrncers on board the liner Europa,
which arrived December Is, have lad
4 first examination -Four hundred and
thirty of the 2051 stccrage passcngerF
Ia the Royal Italian Mail liner Toor-
NINA and 30 of tho steerag" c"mPlc-
n.rnt Of Tho Mauritania are detained
Another steamship, the Negalls Hell
Ias .bc largest shir II the National
creek line. il tied up n Rronklyn with
lSQ az her At2 stcerage passengers sflll
detained On board Many others arc
rcnortcd Ia lie detained on smaller
steamships including several Pasaer gers
III thc Vi ard Line Steamship Monterey,
Which arrived today from Mexico and
Havana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
CATTLEAfEN uP IN ARMS.
Ash President n Remove Palmer as
pro.acElnr nf Pack9Ys

u NashnEton. Dee . Members d y
Western ca1tIe growers association have
appealed = pcs idear Wilson through
strrersrt Icadta s. up-et the arra, g..-
ueptS msdc it iftarne Genera le.iiue-
70 coTnuron4I7e the Cow rhHleGf ; anti
truSf prGafcdtng- 4EalH- 5aa lleet packers
john Mi!cr. 81 iort stockton. =, Has.
prcsideLf o( Ill, Panhandle Cafl. l~o-
clat!ou. announced here tadas
The grower alr Nii.,er SAID submitted
q series q charge 10 fhe eject that the
compromise DOES rot glvc tlen any re-
dress for their chjef grloyaEcc ~hch they
allege Il the control IF stoekyard rarAetz
bv The packers Q the Disadvantage of tbe
pr1duccr> They a-k that he pros"cu-
lions be taken o4 of -he 1ands q Tie
AtIorne v-Coneral and 'ha' ueV suits be
brought. witb Franrl- J uoneys d SD
Fraucisco former attoTues foI thc Federal
Trade Commission a. special prosecutor.
Conferences with Ne4aoo on rhe sub
iect were held By the growers repre-
-entatIves a New YORK iasa WefK and
then the matter vas brought to Wash
ing1oL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
DEALERS IN POISON
WHISKY ARRESTED
Detectives Find Still m New
Haven; Massachusetts Holds
Six Men for Murder.

Springfield Mass. Dec 29-SW men
were arrested in New Haven today at
the request of the Massachusetts, authori-
ties in connection with the distribution
~ the wood alcohol eoucoction which
caused the death Of fifty-four persons
m this city, Chlcopcc and Holy0ke
Chief Caron of the Chicopcc police
left for New Haven yesterday afternoon
with warrants charging New Haven men
With manufacturing the concoctIon, and
the authorities assert that these arrests
with the four additional arrests IN tins
section and two additional n Hartford
today will clean UP practically ail ends oi
the poisonings and bring To justice Practi-
rnllv all OF the mcn guilty ot making,
distributing. Transporting and selling the
yoiSonod liquor Throughout the Connectl-
cut Valley
The determination az the New Haven
men was tho result Of the invest igation Ivy
the Massachusetts police authorities,
who grillcd Chlcopee and llolyoke men,
who handled the liquor here without let
,ip for hours and refused to gIvc them
Eaii until Il Is SAID. they named the
parties who Sold the conccctlon. and the
truckrnen who brought il 70 this city
The confession of AlcXander Perry.
.,roprietor of the American House Chico
nee. snd admissions of tdanl OStrowsnI
and John Starzvk, Holyoke liquor men,
revealed. II Is said Ia: the hquoT vas
Obtained from Frank Rose i llartiord
dealer, and Sam Darling, a Hartford
cNpressman 'nd alleged - between
Col Alfred Footc of Iolyokc, head Of
the State Department q Safety, and
state Detectives Manning BliGh and
NeIligan went a Hartford IS soon as they
had obtained definite statements from
rhe local men. spent about an hour n
Hartford quizzing Rose and Darling 5nd
tle1. with The information obtained from
ehr~e two. dropped into Wv Haven
nlrlv this morning on a hunt fer thc
estiU" in the italian colony there
AboIt noon > w1re w}S flashed 10
Chief Caroa n tho Ch'copce police That
kho State detectives had rounded UP their
men and found he Still IN Ncw Haven
srd Caron wa asked to como down at
nuce with Sis warrants on murder cha7~Ss
OF the fourteen mon under arrest N
A9ls section, eight are bcli on charges n
granddaughter and under hali n $40 Af'.
Fnur arc charged with Illegal sales and two
x1tI9 having csrted the GquoT from lon-
.t,-{ic7rt Fotfr arc also charged with
violating fhe vor-timc prohibition @ct.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
BALTIMORE REFINERY
TO COST S10000.000
American Companv's Plant Viii
be Biggest II the World; Other
Factories Follow

Baltimore. Dee - I.ur'Feare For
sha American Sugar R"a-iEE Co q NeH
Work arc herr Gathering 39rs WITH 2 y1ew
If q d.-cldiag upon details d .lans FOR build
Tng 8 big sugar roti1crE here ',rst
ispDounced - m S>.eG099 EFT sTp-.>e.
i s 7ev known the management N.lt
tDvt a. t-o2n s. 10000 10 Sl00HQ0 fol
the plant. This expenditure MI ine.udc
arc cost ii the ste. buildings machinery
ana engineering
THIS plart 5 70 be the lergest of is
And IN he ,sorld L ~. haVs al annual
turnover Of more taau S-G.ea0001 With
yrac,a q >lNp.0 .0t1 The plar site IS q
fftecn acre tra1t OF l.tld with water
front Several otter manufacturing 81
tsrprlses vii n 81 .aj5ae5 - d resiat
Of the Arie.lc.t RetiL.a4 %. decaI1g
Hpon Baltimore tar tie refinery tilrSe
4ddlti0lal plants - 5e equipped luE
f,lrnIshIrc such supplies as barrels SACKS
pasteboa- Eo1e- eld er1ar sisniiar
products
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
MUST MELT BILL IN TOWER.
Only WY II Can BE Renewed ia In
DurkeffuIs.

ST. Louis, Mo, Dec. 23.-The two
tom boil which hangs In tho tower OF Tho
City Hall hns made the tower unrafe, but
the bell is so large il would be dangerous
10 try 10 take il down 90 ii is To be melted
right where II 10 with aeetyIene blow
torehes ouch as are commonly aeen In Iise
by workmen. repairing cnr tricks.
Building CoTnmissiolcr Mckelvey pro-
nounced the tower unsafe as long as the
bell rernnins, because the Steel supports
have become corroted. Moreover, he
aaid, mn attempt TO lower the bril- would
be very dangerous, therefore the decision
to take it down bucketful nt titne.
The only time in recent yearp that the
bell hns been rung was the day of the
nrnistice celebration. II was T1ng when
the building was constructed in 1901
The bell cost about s2 900. The expense
of removing il viii be about ~ 500 Il Is
six feet high and four feet in diameter at
the basc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
SNAKES IN SHAKER BEND.
Walkers an q Road Below q Camp Sec
Them.

WIlnare. Nv, Dec 22 On Sunday
evening John Gurham 3ud Rill Wlnklr
While walking below the construction
carnu oi l.utcs & Co, on the road where
repairs were bong made on tho LcNlnE
ton and IIaarrodshurg pike, near Brook
I'm. they spicd three large corpcyhcads
living on the rocks. near tho dcl Ubcrc
several have already bccn kIllcl during
the summer
Gorhana ard Wlnklc promptly killed
ths, three coppcrhcsds. Is matter nf
public policy and then went their way
feeling they had done some Gnod n the
world. II is surniscd that the gigantic
blast which recently shook that end u
Mercer County wrecked 3 conmlssary.
roIsed these snakes from thcir winter
Iethargy and ST the same time rouaci
their curiosity.
Thev went out to see y bat wtlS ~
matter ana thus became victip.s If he.-
uncontrolled desire 10 find out what waa
going on IN their nclchboThood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
WOOD ALCOHOL. DANGER
SIGNAL, DRYS DECLARE

C.oi1rrnfq,s. O.. Dee - Death,
throughout }h- TTnneI States duo 10
,lrlnkinc wood alcohol viii prove dang
- signal to The people 81 tho country.
..,cors3inr to + II Cherri1Gton- sccrc-
tary Of the Anti-Saioon Icaguc of ATncr!-
"a. ct vii Lad them - bc moro careful
af what they drink. whether Intoxicating
~ n-mtoxs:ating. he said
4 believe that the large number os
fatalities viii lead t0 ; widespread ~
westiEztson and remedial legislation aE-
fectinz pofsona which nOv are readily
s,lJtsined and which ars most injurious
10 the public at large, The number of
deaths akso, vhile sesmin ly large i
Nv no uezns nearly - many - were
-zssrs.>d BY alcoholism in 3 sirpiisr period
under the old regime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
WESTERN UNION RAISES PAY.
Employees to Receive 10 10 IS Per Cent
Advance Next Year

New ! No7k, Dec 20 Ihirty-two thou
sand employees of the Y eete-n I Mon lelc-
gT,-ph @. who have hcen SiX months Or
more IN the service q fhc company r NJ
pa1ticipste IN salary increases to'alEug
more thsn 5000 200 2 wear. commencing
.yanu8rv ! Employees who have been 2
wear or more IN the service viii receive 2
is Der cent increase. and those who have
been SIX months. but less than . year id
the service. will receive 10 per cent. only
enplores who receive less than $40 i
month viii participate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
WIFE, rs. ASKS DIVORCE.
Says She was Married az I3 Without
Her Parent Consent

Marietta. Ohio, Dec % Married n
Is in Parkcrsburg, " Va. Mra Mar
garcf Farley Hendrickson, now only Is
years old has instituted fuIt for divorce
from her husband Harry IIcndrieaaon- :,
81 Tulsa. Okla The girl bride alleges IL
her petition that the parents of her hus-
band forged the names Of her parents IN
order that the marriage might be carried
ont Her petition sets out that 1t no
time has she lived With the defendant
In the petition the ceremony is referred
10 as an attempted marriage AID II Is
asked that the court annui me illegal
relation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
WILSON ENJOYS BIRTHDAY.
Has Family Party and Spends Some Time
In Wheeled Chair.

Washington, Dec 29-prc sideDt Will
son celebrated his 63d birthday yesterday
and was permitted TO spend some time ~
his wheel chair in the rooms of the lower
floor of the White House.
With him were Mrs. Wilron, hls eldest
daughter. Miss Margaret Wilson. and his
s0u-iu-law and daughter. Mr.. end Airs.
Francis H. Sayre, who came here from
Cambridge TO visit for several dfys at
the " hite House.
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grsyson said
that the Presidents condition showed
favorable progress and that he had
thoroughly enjoyed the birthday party
Hundreds Of cablcRrams, teleg! ans and
letters from friends in this country and
abroad were received 81 the " hite House
One wear ago today President Wilson was
the CUES, of the King and Queen of Eng
land at buckingham Pslacc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
ANIMALS NERVES FOR MEN.
soldiers Paralyzcd Nv Shot Restored BY
Operation.

Cb,caro Dec The miracles Of
n,aicrn surgery which have developed
~.ncc thr world war have made it pos
.Il,Ia III transplant into human being
III nerves of an animal and 50 t. re-
rslr tho rar' ~ anatomy that has bcrn
shattered bs shots
There are wards in the blg military
hospital 4 Port Sheridan. Tiled with
mcn vho hed nerves crlt IN tai hy bullets
.n5 fragments ol shell and ia result
were paraly7od Sometimes the severed
ends cf tncsc nerves could nc Se"fa to-
--+ he- h,if IA other -..ses considerable
f..r.A ~ nerve would 10 carried away So
fba. snil-, ha3 u, hc par N The nerve
ta 81 grated aocs not havc to hc used
,nrnediateIv. INT ran be kept indefinite
III il cold storage Or chemicals until 7 :
needed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
>.oIen Autn Ahandnn ed

AL automobile owned bv ] N Mont
gOrnery. Jr ul 90 jefferson -lIetr. was
stolen early Saturday evening from III
front of the Wilmington Country Cifit
The machine vas found i ntiie l1tr fy
ctie owner i short distance a.a< II had
be-an abandoned evidently III 1Aa thict
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

nOsRNs THE PHLEGM AND
MUCJo, clears the PASSAGES. coats in
famed and irritatcd membranes With
healing snd soothing demulcent. eases
hoarsencsa, stops tickling IN the throat
ard makes re.Fcshing, resffu1 sleep
possible.
There IS no better remedy for
Coughs and Cokas than FoLey'r
Honcy and Tar.
\ B Danfartn. -econr ana Markef ste.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
To Fortify The system Against t.rip

rake Laxative Bromo QHuac lal,Dets
wbich destroy germs. act a. 3 rorlc and
LaAatEe ana thus prevent ocids Grip
snd Influenza. There i only ole Bromo
Guinne l.. N Grove ignaJ4re Oh the
hoa Soc Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
Bitten BIZ Dog

PEAR Paruszewski, aged II yea-s il
C'hr.suana hundred. was badly bitten On
the leg BY 3 dog while walking along the
roadway in the vicinity o1 Richardson
Park Saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

employees with any organization that
,Ieea the strike az q weapon.
"No interference by any group of gov
e rnrnent ernployea, or others, with thn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

continuous operation ofEovcrnment t1nc
tiona fhrDugh concerted csrssti0m ~
work or threats, doclArer TIE oOg0mis-
sion. 'can be permitted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
Col. Foreman Homo.

Col AlncrT ~ Foreman, II the Cen
eral staff IL Washington u 81 i holc
with hls mother Mr> MIR J. Foreman,
and family, SOP Franklin street tor
4 few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
Safe Remedy for
ChiIdren's Colds

II vou want pure. whole
some and absolutely safe remedy
for the relief OF coughs, colds,
Group and whoopine cough. get
foley's Honey and Tar.
II contains no opiate or habit
forming dru9s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
Always Recommends IN

Charles natrr. Hrownsville. Tex, writer
Pot many years psss hsv= used Foievs
Honey ard Tar Compound 10 my fauniiy an5
have found IL superior 20 sny other cough Cne6i-
~ire. u ts especially efficient ia css-s ~ bad
roidbai fng children. I hsyeslwsys recommend.
I'd n 10 my trends safe reraedr Anr the chill
dren. rs u nQntnins no oni.Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
FRESHMEN Win
CLASS 'TIE-UP'

Emerging victorious from the first
interclass ueup OF many years. Uni
Versity ~ Washington freshmen.
who Saturday succeeded in roplng 90
sophomorcs In front of tho huge
crowd that Witnessed the varsity
football game nj Denny field. were
giving the horse laugh TO the moro
sophisticated second year men Mon.
day.
The ticup Is an annual struggle
between the underclnaSmen which
was laid aside In the hustle OF war
and il among many other university
traditions that are being revived this
year. Tho clean and sportHmhnlilSc
way In which the affair was handled
Saturday won from the audience
cheers ~ approval
II was strategy that won tho day
for the ycarlinga In small but unit.
"a bands they bounced upon their oi,.
nonents. who came rushing on the
field
The freshmen concluded festivities
with triumphal march. waving
their red and white banners, and
throwing out their chests. across
which were painted the traditional
green crosses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
HIGH SCHOOL BANS
SILK STOCKINGS

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 10
The Searcy high school. thru its
superintendent. has declared war on
the high cost of living and de-
creed that blue denim overalls be
the accepted uniform Of the school.
to be worn by himself and the boy
students.
Girls. too. are TO be enrolled in
the fight. and while they are not
to wear overails. as did the war
time farmerettes. they are to do
their bit by wearing cotton stock
Ings. Superintendent Woodward
said that girls viii not be permit
ted 10 wear silk stocking to school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
litating Coughs
3 tsxsf eouxhs. eoids, hoars~oexs.
- ~ ss-riisr inHarsed md irrtsstrd
n0 Z ~ taross with . tested remedy
Pts o'S
WOMEN, SAVE $40
| BY DRY CLEANING

save five 10 ten dollars quickly
y 81 cleaning everything IN the
Fsns. You can dry clean. brighten
w renew childrens coats. suits,
nps' wcolens. Swiss. lawns. organ
= and chiffon dresses. Md gloves,
hoss fars. neckties. ribbons. satins.
~ silk waists. draperies. rugs
f'Fything thas would be ruined BY
PAP and water.
pacs gallon or more % gas6-
~ N a dishpan or wash boiler.
~ u the things 20 be cleaned.
re wash them with solvlte soap.
sfof'ly everything comes out look
- Ike new.
Netalng fades. shrinks or wrin-
- No pressing needed. DO not
t''srps 20 DRY clean without Sol
sFs soap. This gasoline soap il
" secret of all dry cleaning. A
'&exAge ~ solvite soap with d.
'3lions for home dry cleaning
ass but a few cents at any drug.
1'efsfy or department store. Dry
,''an out Of doors or away from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
bRENNA SENT TO
BALKAN STATES

Chevniier Pnola Brenna. consul for
Italy In Seattle. has been named en-
voy 20 the new Balkan states for the
purpose OF recognizing the Italian
conHulates, according 90 word re.
oeivcd here Saturday from Rome.
Chevaiicr nrenna came TO Seattle
In December. 1915. from bulgaria.
whore be served Italy for many
years Ia Jane. 1917. Consul Brenna
was made a oheValier Of the Ancient
order Of Knights Of Saints Maurizio
and Lazarus. IA recognition % his
meritorious services during the world
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Ruth St. Denis
Home Is Burned

Los ANGELES. Nov. io.--Morc
than $4,000 worth Of bmonos went
up In smoke Sunday when the
home Of Ruth 81. Denis tho dancer.
and her husband ans dancing part
ner. Ted shawn. was destroyed by
n fire which started from a gus
heater. The house was valued nj
fio. 600 Mr. shawn was slightly
burned about the face and hands
while saving valuable costumes and
books on decorations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Nash to Address
Municipal League

Louis Nash. president % the Retail
Clerks union. will address the
Municipal league Tuesday noon ut
Moves cafeteria His subject wiii be
what Labor Seeks" Nash Will
discuss such topics as the right 10
organize. collective bargaining. open
or closed shop. the working card and
labor legislation.
The board % trustees ~ the
Municipal league viii submit n rcso-
luton nj this meeting defining the
leagues stand ON the business and
industrial situation at present exist
ing IN seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
CHECK THAT COLD
RIGHT AWAY
DR.. Kings New Discovery has
relieved colds and coughs
for fifty years

TT was an unusually high quality
cold, cough. grippe. and Group
remedy when introduced half a
century ago. Not once In all the
years since then has the quality been
allowed to detorlorate. It's effective
ness In combating colds and coughs
has been proved thousands Of times
in thousands OF families. Taken by
grown.ups and given TO the little
ones for the snfe, sure treatment OF
colds and grippe. coughs and Group,
1t leaves absolutely no disagreeable
after. effects. Get bottle at your
druggists today. Coo and s1.20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

Vegetable Compound. tried II and
now | am strong and well again
and do my own work and give
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound the credit. Mrs. JOSEPHINE
KIMBIE. 935 West Race St.. Port.
land. Ind.
Thousands OF American women
give this famous root and herb
remedy the credit for health re-
stored as did Mrs. Kimble.
For helpful suggestions In regard
20 such ailments women are asked
TO write TO Lydia r.. Plnkham Medi-
cine Co. Lynn, Mass. The result
OF It's long experience 10 at your
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
LOOK! HERE IS
GENUINE ASPIRIN

The ''Bay-r Cross marked on
tablets means you are getting the
genuine "Baycr Tablets OF Aspirin. "
proved safe by millions OF people.
In the Bayer package are proper
directions for Colds. Headache,
Toothache. Earache. Neuralgia.
rheumatism. Lumbago, Sciatica.
Neuritis and for Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes Of Il tablets cost
only a few cents Druggists also
sell larger Ilayer packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark Of Bayer Manu-
fscture OF Observation-Disclosures OF
salicylicacid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Discoverer of Gland
Grating Tested Idea
on His Own Body First

which he performed upon himself
Dr. Noronoff recently stated he
had been performing this operation
for year. DR.. Lydsfcn's self opera
ton was performed January ie.
1914. when he was IS ycars old.
II was a partial sucees~--sufficient
to convince I,r. i.ydsson Of the Inn
portancr Of the interstitisl cells. and
the possibility Of transplanting them
from dead human beings TO living
men.
From that time on. DR.. Lydsion
has repeatedly used this dcvlce In
bis practice. In the West. Dr. stan
ley has followed DR. Lydztou's
terhnlc In 10 cases. aided by the spe
oial opportunities open 20 prison
physician.
4 Hero Of Science
The story Of Or. Lydston's self.
operation deserves TO stand high in
the annals OF American herolsm.
The double problem OF procuring
proper human glands under proper
conditions. and having a complainant
subject ready and waiting for the
experiment. seemed insolubie." writes
Dr.. Lydston In recounting the self.
operation.
The plan Of combining surgeon
and subject suggested Itself. and the
author resolved to perform the ex.
pertinent upon his own person.
January 10. 1911. there was placed
nj the authors disposal an appro-
pirate male subject--a suicide by
gunshot who had been dead IL
hours.
Danger OF n malignant disease
could not be eliminated. but WIS not
balance Of the opportunity to secure
the long sought material"
Assisted by Or. Carl Michel, Or.
Lydston applied local anacsthetic.
which. he says. was only partially
successful" The patient himself
welded the knife and the first i'm
plantation Of its kind was per
formed.
Proved Theories True
The tissue 40 implanted lived and
functioned successfully for several
months, and gradually disappeared.
During this interval. Or. Lydston
states. he was conscious Of unusual
vigor.' Several long standing weak
nesses disappcsaed. In eight weeks
he gained 10 pounds.
DIR. Lydston declares the expert
ment proved that the fluid secreted
by the interstitial cells. or Cells Of
Leydig." IL itself a "cell stimulant.
nutrient and regenerator." affecting
the entire body. He believes II may
be the secret of eek determination
and Of curing abnormalities. Unlike
DIR. Voronoff. he makes no claim
that the operation will prolong life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Bowels Act Human

function gently but firmly without
the violence OF purgatives-when
you treat them with Or Kings New
Life Pills. A smooth.acting laxative
that gets right down to business ana
gratifying results. All druggists
21c Q bottle.