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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
CHAPTER XVI.
A Floating Coffin.

The labOring boat rested so low in
the wafer it was only as we We're
thrown upward on the crest of Il wave
that | could gain any view about
through the pallid light of the dawn.
1t was al Il deSOlate, restless waste
in the midst Of which we tossed. while
above hung masses of dark clouds OBJ
securing the sky. We we're but q bur
thing speck between the gray above
and the gray below.
The first thing needing my attention
was the food and water. l crept for
buShy engaged in passing out the vari-
Gus articles for Inspection. Only es-
sentialS had been chosen. yet the sup
ply seemed ample for the distance |
believed we would have to over be-
fore attaining land. But the nature of
that unknown Oas was so doubtful |.
determined to deal out the provisions
Sparingiy. saving every crumb pos
sible. The men grumbled at the small
ness Of the ration, yet munched away
CtIltSlIlttHt tiOuSH. OtTCt NOuNlbNNu
that we all shared alike.
"An right, lads" l said cheerfully.
"NOw we understand each other and
can get mt work. Well divide into
watches first of all-two men aft here
and one at the bow. Watkins and l
will take it watch and watch, but
there is enough tight now for all hands
to turn TO and make the craft ship
shape. Two Of you bail out that water
till she's dry. and the Others get out
that extra sail forward and rig up a
lib. She'll ride easier and make better
progress with more canvas showing"
The men gradually Knocked off work
ant IL! down, md flrally yielded to
r~"-',''~ n!rA,iirrs end fell lot" II
sonnt s;cc.h. 1t seemed as though l
Scarcely lost consciousness. yet l must
have slept for an hour or more, my
head pi!lowed on her lap. When l
ewoke S.chmitt was again at the steer
ing paddle. and both he and Dorothy
were staring across me out over thu
port quarter.
what is it," I asked eagerly, but
before the words we're entirely uttered
a hOarse voice forward bawled out ex-
citedly:
There you see it; straight out agin
that cloud edge. It's a full-rigged
schooner"
"Ay." doomed another, IAN headin'
straight cross our course astern."
l reached my fert, clinging to the
mast to keep erect and, as the a
was again flung upward, gained clearly
the glimpse i sought.
"Ay, you're right. lads !" l exclaimed.
Its a schooner, headed to clear us by
a hundred fathoms. Port. your helm,
Schmitt-hard down. man. Now. Sam,
off with that red shirt; tie it on the
bOat hook and let fly. They can't
help seeing US if there is any watch OF
deck"
We swept about in Il wide circle,
headed straight across the bows of the
on-coming vessel. All eyes stared out
%watchfuily, Sans shirt tapping above
us, and both Watkins and Schmitt
straining their muscles to hold the
plunging quarter-boat against the force
Of the wind. A man forward on his
knees growled out a curse.
whats the matter aboard there?"
he yelled. did yer ever see a boat
yaw like that, afore? Damn me, ifI
believe they got . hand at the wheel"
The same thought had leaped into
my mind. The schooner was headed
to pass us on the port quarter, yet
yawing SO crafty at times as to make
me fearful OF being run. down. r could
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-11
Dangerous to Use Treatment
for Only Temporary Relief.

There is a more serious stage of
Catarrh than the annoyance caused
w the stopped-up air passages.
and other distasteful features.
The real danger ONE from the
tendency of the disease 10 continue
its course downward until the
lungs become affected, and then
dreaded consumption is on your
path. Your own experience has
laugh, you that the disease cam
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{ Continued next week.

Make money in your home town
guarantee. The kind that won't wear
in spare time. Sell hosiery with a
out. Ready market in your W
neighborhood. Bi money maker. Ex-
perience unnecessary; we teach you.
Phoenix Hosiery Co.,
West Market Street Station,
Philadelphia, Pa. ~
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
SCROGGINS-BARCLA
TN HANDICAP MATCH

Another high class wrestling exhibi-
tion VIII be given IN Pythian Castle on
next Tuesday night. The windup will
be between John Barclay and Lon
Scroggins. II will be the first handicap
wrestling match staged I'm the city for
many years. Scroggins, who weighs 17S
pounds is native Of Washington,
d. c.. will attempt to throw the local
favorite, John Barclay. who weighs
but $40 pounds, twice in one hour. II
he accomplishes his undertaking his
bank roll will swell 10 the extent OF
5000, and Barclay may have TO look for
aid at The poor house and incidentally
keep in his own class hereafter.
The semi-wind-up will be between
Bearcat Virgins and Tony Mardo. Wig
gins has made a sensational showing
this season and his claim TO the middle
weight title is not far Off. Mardo, who
halls from Cleveland, is a new per-
former i'm this city.
Cleveland is the place where wrest-
ling is in vogue and Mardo must have
learned the game thoroughly before he
started TO tour the country.
In the second bout two husky chaps
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Fl THE EVENING JOURNALS DAILY PAGE OF SPORTS


who are not afraid OF the bone crush
ing art, Will entertain the audience.
They are Young Bull, Mortana cham
plon of Little Italy. and Stranger
Lewis, known as the Pusey and Jones
Co. iron man. The latter men are no
lighlwelghts, but Of the heavy set type
and will make the crowd gasp. Bill
Davis, aspirant for The lightweight
crown. Will meet tough proposition in
Bill Bowe. a clever Y. NJ. C. A. artist,
in the opening bout.
These boys have never met each other
on the padded mat. The first three will
be best two out Of three, and the final
will be handicap.
This high class show is attracting
more attention than any other ever held
in the city. Johnny Cooper VIII
referee.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
ROCHESTER COMING
FOR TRAINING WORK

Arthus Irwin, manager OF the Roch-
ester International League team, arrived
here las nieht TO complete arrange
mcnts FOR the spring training In this
c.ty of his team. lie was received
frrc by Air. McC0nachie, editor OF inc
parian News, and sam Payne, director
of Harlan athletics.
-The Rochester club Will arrive here
tomorov morning and begin training
f41t afternoon. They bring a set OF
ttayers with them that VIII give the
csfy a brand Of baseball that they have
been lacking for a long time. Among
fhose who are coming saturday are
Hogan. Reeves. Estes. Flaherty, Brady,
Nenzie. Walch, Smith, Grant, Orr
I{osan. Heilman, Russell. Hagan. These
faaycrs will later be Joined by Bern
iadt who Is now in Philadelphia
Coast Freedman, Kolseth, from Roch- |
ester. and on Sunday night Irwin VIII /
ifing with him O'Neil and Pitt who
are now with the Giants. Rodriguez
<he Cuban, left Havana Wednesday
ana IS expected here on April ID; Rod
riaues has been playing ball all winter
in his homeland and 1t is expected
mat he viii be in lip-top condition
On arriving here.
sRochester's FIRST game viii be against
sne Nanks on Saturday, April 80.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
MCCOY WINS THE
POOL TOURNEY

The pocket billiard tournament at
the Arcade, which extended over nearly
three weeks, ended last night with Me
Coy winner over llarman, by the score
of i2J 30 80. This victory gives Mccoy
first prize; Harmon takes second; Fink,
third; Brown, fourth; Levy, NTH, and
Brill, sixth.
The general attendance throughout
the tournament was large. The DoV
score for last nights game:
McCoy-ii. ~, A., Z, 10, 6, 8, t3, 7, t3,
8. 3, n, 8. Scratches, 3; high run, H..
IIarInon-3. ?, o. 10. Z. s. G. 4. T.. 1, 6,
II. 3. Scratches, y high run, 10.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
CAREY is PERFECT
In MID-WEEK SHOOT

Thirty-four shooters took part yes
ierday in the mld-week shoot OF the
Greenhill Club. w. C. Corey was the
only shooter TO make perfect score
in his 25-target event. John Mnnick
led the field in The 75-larget event with
score OF 7Ox1j. Voshcll and Apgar
tied In The 30 targets each, breaking
i6 OF the 80 birds Corey and Minnick
also broke as OF their llrst 20 birds.
In the quail shoot Dudley Wood was
high score, breaking i2Xi5. Minnick
and dupont were close seconds. Noshell
proved the superior man shooting at
the hand-trap targets and I'm one event
only dropped one bird. Mrs. White
proved an excellent quail shooter, and
also made other good scores. Stauffer
Schaube. at his first trial at the traps,
accounted for % Of his 30 birds.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
Cincinnnti National.
Scoro by Innings.


i2345 67S9
81. Louis Nationals o 90 90 0 0-l
tdncinnal Nationals 0 100000 o.
Runs earned-Cincinnati, 0; ST. Louis
A.. First base on errors-Cincinnati, =
n. Louis, 4. out on three strikes-Cin-
cinnali. D: 81. Louis, o. Flies caught-
Cincinnati. 81; ST. Louis, a. Umpire
Mr.. Houlz. captain Of the Covington
stars. Time-Onc hour and thirty min
uies.
The ST. Louis Club joined the Ma
fional League in 1876. the year the
league was organized, and excepting
4welve years between 1913 and 1892, has
alWays had a club represented IN the
National J. n. Lucas was The first pres
jdent and :. w. Granen the FIRST man
ager. Tn its first year the club run
third. winning 40 aHl losing ~ games,
for a percentage of .763. The team hit
.2o0 and nelded for 9ii. Attendance, >
Geo
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
FOOTBALL
BOWLING
First Championship Game

st. Louis National first championship
game played on April 2o, 1876, at Gin
cinnaii. Ohio. Copyrisht 1919. by Al
Munro Elias.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
81. MARY,s aINIoRs our.

St Mary's Juniors would like to have
q. game OF baseball with a team whose
players arc from the age of i3 20 i5
years. send challenges TO James A..
Quinn, No. 6iS Lombard street.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
FRIENDS WARM UP.

The juniors OF the local Friends
school played an eliminating game at
the Military Grounds yesterday after
noon, the object being to enable Coach
Ncllis TO select from the IS players a
strong team 40 go against the Philadel-
phia prep. School at philly tomorrow
afternoon.
Yesterdays game was between ~
and "B." which resulted in victory for
"B" by a score OF IA TO 9.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

The Want Ads have been the key 10
open great opportunities TO many fusi-
ness men.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
ANGLING
TRAP SHOOTING
BOWLING
BAKERY LEAGUE.

hffhthf tttNtfs
In the Bakery League match at
Grady's last night. some fair scores
werc bOwled.
IIuber's Garage.
e. Harshman. .. i55 SO 50 81 iOi
Jones .......... 1872 i2J i37 i5s- 552
Dare ......... 1873 IFS iO9 i52- 500
Totals ....... i2O 325 32i 392-li5s
IIuber's O0iec.
Taylor ........ 1870 40 400 i5i- 7Oi
q. Harshman. t.. ii5 9S i5O ii9- lS2
Huber ....... i39 90 Ds ii9- sol
Totals ... 4ii 1863 1ss 3s9-i6si
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HONORS ARE GIVEN TO CARDINAL MERGER
 BY BIC UNIVERSITY

NEW YORK, Nov, 26- Columbia University conferred the degree of doctor of laws honorable causa," the highest distinction in it's power to bcstow, upon Cardinal Mercier, prmate of Belgium. and spiritual hero of the greatest of wars" Ten thousand faculty members, students and their families and friends wit messed the ceremony.
 The cardinal. standing tall anl grave before them, listened 10 an eloquent eulogy of himself pro- nounced by President Nicholas Mur. ray Butlcr.
 Ealier in the afternoon, at q luncheon of the membership council of the Merchants Association, where 500 leading citizens of New YorS gathered to honor the cardinal, Charles Evans Hughes welcomed him as champion of humanity, expon- eat of inv+ncible courage and un-
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HOW FAR IS
 WASHINGT

Not So Far That the Statements of
 Its Residents Cannot Be Verified.
 Rlthc. an interesting case has been dcvcopcd in Washington, and 4 's well worth pp' fishing here. The state la.nt is sincere the proof convincing:
 Sidney B. Hart, 825 W. Sharp Ave. Spokane, Wash. says: "The grip left my kidneys weak. My kidneys go. 70 r1cr didn't act freely enough and .ue uusciD~ of my back became stiff an. tchy. Many times I had dizzy spells aud l.tt'r blacl, spots fIoated before my cyr. blurring my sight A shtU Dan caught me in my back whenevc" ' bent over. Doans Kidney Pills hNd always been highly recommended %o ' though [ would give them .rial After ] had used one box l was cured of that awful trouble, for my kidneys war, in good condition again"
 Price GOc, at all dealer5 Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Nr. Hart had. Foster Milbum Co.,, MrgrS.. Buffalo, N. Y.
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BONUS ON GOLD

\ >lO an ounce bonus on go'd I'f producers for all gold not used in m,k- me coins and used in art and fine y, .s advanced by the American Mmnr ,orcrcss at St. Louis last week, js n2t bad Take for instance jcwclry- w.tc good works, watch will keep j, ,.' good time m a silver ease aS iu a c.N as.. gooI lens will give the Sooo vision .o those wearing glasses ., tI ''' ,ns are in silver rims, as in gold; 1 would b, just . easy to break an ".. rtrameut if the diamond WAS in .... .nr ,nttiug, as in gold one a'. .lcra are perhaps sufficient wecd"> anas made up now and in vault "l jewellers that will take carc o' %' hos. yr, are @ a,' mar'ed ".,'H ha nest ten years. iewelry and 1'" industry. is cert1.rjy noo-cSscntH 1ac at present. Keep the gold and P.
 i'm coins. then wc can get rid of n. p,skv paper stuff that is called mon, - ohorc is TO jingle 60 that
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NEy2sLGlG PAINS
Give Way to Soothing Hamlin'S
 Wizard Cu

UauF0.s Wizard oH IS safe and cH...re rr..w.r. ..G headache and u.urr..ra Rubbed ru where rhe pain Is r .-t- as tome tu ,ne tortured ucrrs- .uf almost invariably brings qw,, ei.es
 Il- uca.rg, gutiscDtlc qualities can alya-s re relied upon to prevent m icru.u.uJ ot.e, serious results from .r-.r- r-rt.nS cutS. burns bites auf --u.s ig.t as good, too. for srr. ,.et s.r u,.N. frost bites cold svry- aud g.usyr sores
 teJr from l---,.s.s tor SO cents It r1. satisfied r-1 the bottle and get v0s- money back
 Ever con, rr.tcG or have sick rc- .arrc' .u-t trv Wizard Liver Nmp- pleasant .,ac p.0> ..ls, 90 cents Guaranteed
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It does beat the hoop, how every body else can save money and leave A1asEa for tha winter months, 'Ct YOU and 7. and a few others have TO stfcJ Never ard understand that va'H. tion system anyhow, and perhaps n"T- er v4t. Oh, vclc the holiday scn'on vii. br sr. a. d.y jr the states, n'a2 be. IS in Arast,a And the lights "'l h, ips, a. hHuh, up here as below, prav,H,i thy water power does mol frcoyo a'roun,hcr.
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THANKSGIVING DAY

Inmu.a. - Ihau,-grnw a"y. 1" annual festival of ynm.g.y"s .u" the mcrsr,s uf t'' c.us.ag year. 'fa" ucaIly G- .- a national nlyys. u.-lv" fixed bg proclamation O. th. I.r.,nnl .at governors os states ma ,"r."r- .es. ami .wss as a ..ra' holiday in" .arus, n..u.s. ,.au,,-rug m a"'. ..a was kept by rnv I"-rm la."1. ut Plymouth Ai1ss- in 'a-I In Sow. ara aII should give thanks lo .m many .hugs taeg Uun aud saans .o. rrr many yhurs .r.y light nav. bad rr. uH uuf u.. uur wan.
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get that'
 A far as known in Seward there was no "gloating for as far "f w' .rr, concerned here, the anouc'e- mcnt was made that 100 tons ot coal wer, Co be shipped from Anchorage 1u the Watson for Cordova. 1t wHs .a.or,d until you tipped it that ii wcs. nt There would have been no kncwn .aes.n to~ "g'oatiug" even if w. Nad known that thn coal h#l not been +hfurcd. Forget that E'nd o' "h1r- rooy It is too barbcry shop.
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W5W 10 GET RID
 OF YOUR C0LD
The quick way is to use Dr. Kings New Discovery

DON'T put off until tonight wl't
 you can d0 today. Step A/ mJO your druggists and buy a bottle nr Dr. Kings New biScov- cry. Start taking it Gt once By the time you reach home yOuIl be uu ,hc way Co recovery.
 This StnndaTd family friend has been breaking colds. coughs. grippe attacks, and ygOup for more l..u fifty 1par.. IFS used wherever sure fire relief Is appreciated. Children and -rIwuupS alike can use .l--- there iS no diSagrCcahie Nf,er.cn"ct. Your druggist has it 6OC. and Sl2U bottles. Give 1t trial.
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tyinP faith"

tyinP faith."
 The Cardinal, in responding, spoke of the first news of Germany's vio- la,ion Of Belgium'S sovereignty and of his fight for justice while the enemy occupied Brussels. Then To, the first time, he told of how tha Marquis Francisco dc la Baua, Spanish Minister to Belgium at the outbreak of the war, suggested to the ncttlcd German authorities thar they" send Cardinal Mercier to tn" Pope"
 A German Baron called on th" Marquis. the Cardinal said, and asked: What will we do wjth Cardinal Mercier?"
 Well" replied the Marquis, If the Gr,mpn Crown Erircc commt ted an of1cnsc aga."al the Cramau ,g .ama,n, ,n 'cipm Tal w'.'l you do: N.'i. ,... 2~ him oad put him in Prison?"
 "No." said tho German Garon. "Wc would send him to his rather, the Kaiser in Berlin"
 "Wcu," responded the Marquis, "the Cardinal is member of the
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Court at Rome. He is just as if he were a cousin of the.Pope. There fore, if the Cardinal has done some thing wrong send him to the pope"
 Cardinal Mercier was the guest of honor at a dinner given by the Inter-Racial Council, which was at tended by more than 400 men and wo- men prominent in banking and com mercial circles.
 Applause greeted the Cardinal when he said that perhaps, in later years, he would choose to spend his last days Nl the United States.
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And when you gre having the "e feast tomorrow, don't forget the hun lrads cf thousands in Europe, who .vould give thanks if they only co''C nave lhr rumb3 tat are left
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NucGE DO luI GET rus.

Jut. tr. caption Q. "~nw..n"g e. .gu.. u..- r.. Nn.rorag. Iw# vor.nn.. gl.r ."urtaHg suvs.
 "It nl. -rn# yrrr Saw0.' . .y".u. .... ...- ..n. .n. A...u rrrn...rr commission a' mot tnn government .o. m-s.' on r. .# -r.re a. rr. A"m.raI W.uon
 Sow. F"g F.o whore io you
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rrainS will b. pc,atyd just aS "'- ..n. cities will be jus as impoHon' nd r~osper. even if ''a AlaSka &n-
 nr,rfog Commission has aboh,hcd tra Seward liv,Jon, A"ouo'ag" div"'- .on and Tay,octua division and creat- ad two new divisions, the southern Div
 on. vhi.h r, rom Seward to Broad ,..s,. and 'n, Eorthcr' "%lraon. from Broad Pass to Fairbanks. An od"r would b. just as strong if called ny any other name.
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And rhr day a'5cr tomorrow, ther" win D, many pa.haps to agree that they "stafrod" themselves, tryinC L. .marina lnm. elves @ youngStCr aEa n, w.h a uub5nr atrmmy.
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Bowels Begging for Help

Torpid liver ple0dlng for assist aurr2 How careless Go ncglccg these ' mgs when Or. Kings New Life p.US so promptly, mildly, yet ettec- lively come to their relief!
 Leaving the system uncleanod, clog-rd bowels unmOvcd. results r lcglth-dcSrUctive atter-cfrcctS. Lc, stimulating. tonic in action Dr. Emc'S New Life Pills bring ynu She lIppiur~s of regular, normal bowel and llsrr fUnctipU.ug. Keep feeling i,. Go.ng 'hc work of q man or wO. r.au wro ind relish in it. All rJl-y. .----JC.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors al Graefs.
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HAMPERS
Seattle, Alaska Building.
New York, l27 ". 27th Street.

Seattle New York Alaska Buidnr ". Street.. and solicit all Raw Furs All shipments graders and New York Market Prices paid grading desired shipments will be kept approved by Prng valuation does satisfactory Transportation Parcel Post Ship Condition accompany Always
 with posoce duplicate outside bale All check he Seatte ationalB Cr n anyoth
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National Water Motor Washers at J. l.. GraefS.
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GROWN GASOLINE Si.9S per ease at Graefs.
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FOR SALE Dining Chairs GraefS
 Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries a' ]. l.. Graefs.
The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

Eitfle R0Ck-At:8ruey General Ar Eursie informed interested parties tta -h acct Of 1912 requiring the Ts.E1reHt= of Sz b. pTopery cFncrs
 had ra'6=r 8aF The asscss7n n: t-sE aa-k on me Ioads. aufy srplies tHe faHioafEz e51Htir+ Eaz-ar Clark. c9ia=-.tis. fsa-Eay. Fulton I=- l=HeeEee Tzar5 Lafayette. Laz- 2. Ecasfa zfall5a. 3nlar. 3f5n.gafzle-s. ler.1. Philips. Pc, Prairie ssllH=. SHzreF. Stone. Van BaFen. Wasains- aa and Tell
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WILSON REPORTED
 10 BE IMPROVING
ALTHOUGH THE COMPLICATION MAKES SITUATION GRAVE.
 PHYSICIANS OPTIMISTIC.

Washington. - Gravity of PHesi- dent Wilson's general condition was samexhat increased by developments pertaining 10 lis dizordered CT sWol- len pHestrate gland and The possibili- Les Of an operation being necessary 70 alleviate this phase of his indispo- sition
 4 general consultation Of the rega- laflF attending physicians and Dr. a1gh Young nrestat5c specialist from The Johns Hopkins University cf Baltimore was he'd regarding The condition q the prostrafe gland and he aaFisability of an operation. IG addition :o Da Young. those preSel= were: Dr GaFr T. GraFson. #He FE=-- 5aens.z physician. Br. Sterling B#e.n af Washington Raas aam.zaH sfzzt. lead Of the medical school and pz Fl. !. Fowler. Washington prossatie pee5=iist and eHe-siae assI=fanz 70 Er Young
 D.. Grasson said that The swollen sIaad and the complications arising rom the condition greatly =haapsE zhe general improvement 7t fHe Fzszt dent and that t had been decided ID concentrate attention en faas pee af the case. He sai5 the president is z,oNlv. but steadiLs improving. -h- eHly drawback be=HE tAe glanaalaE 6.ouhie
 The bulletin iszned by Doctors GraF=an. Raf1n. Ssi=., Young and Fq@- fel. is as follows
 The presidents praszrate gtant swelling referred z tn previous b1l Ie.ias is deHaite1= improved and causing lIftle discomfort 70 that fhe treatment has been simpifed Tte kidneys are functfoning normally an1 tIe heart action is excellent. The teEa- reratare. pulse and blood pressure re- main normal@
 The impression was conveyed bv Br Gravson that the removal of the prostate gland was a simple operation in itself and that n the event tfat f Was deemed reees sary the president Was physically strong enough to un- dcrgo the operation.