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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
L0CKLEAR Is GIVEN.
MILITARY FUNERAL

FORT WORTH, Tex. Aug. 9.-The
body Of Ormer Locklear, former army
aviator. who was killed at Los Angeles
last Monday while performing for mo-
ton pictures, was accorded full mill
tary honors at Greenwood cemetery
here yesterday. The funeral cortege
passed through lane OF thousands,
while overhead score of airplanes
dropped roses on the procession. Mem
bers of Boutwell, Kane post, Amerj-
can Legion, and army ayiators formed
guard of honor.
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A Real Jazz Band
At East End Garden Also those good
Flor De Melba cigars OF Samelson's s,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
A Real Jazz. Band

At East End Garden. Also those
good Flor De Melha cigars of Samel-
sons. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
BIRTHS

~. R. and Essie c. Bailey, Bush hos
pital. Aug. 3; boy.
Alfred f. and Leona A. Tassin, 1880
Young, Aug 4 boy.
William H. and Nettie NJ, Scott. 202O
Vinton, Aug. 2; girl
A. l.. and Florence T. Parker, Hotel
Gayoso, Aug 3. girl
Archibald B. and Christine M. Baker.
1859 Madison, July 20; girl.
Thomas and Lou Alma Scales 932
Menager, Aug. g.; boy.
Lewis and Beulah H. Young 500 Lar.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
Continuing Our Annual
August Bedding Sale
Featuring Many NeW Hems--W onderfuE Values at
NeD LOLD Prices

"Boudoir." neatly hemmed
Crochet Spreads, for single
beds; regular price t2,s7; sale
price. each ,,..,..,,,,,.st,ss
"Elkhart," extra heavy Gro.
Chef Spreads. hemmed ends.
single bed size; $3.50 grade
Victory, heavy Crochet Spread,
slx9O size, hemmed ends; $3.50
grade; each ....,..... $3.50
Genuine Mitcheline Spread Sets.
in colors OF blue. mink ana gold
--scailoped and out corners
$500 Double Bed Size - for.
set Observation-Disclosures
1880 Single Bed size-for. a
set ''''.',.,,. Ss.sa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
WOmen's Tailored Suits

All remaining Spring Suits have again under
gone great reduction in price for their final
cieaIance' Assortments are naturally incom-
plete nut the woman that finds her size in the
dous saving " " -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

G. c. Hastings and Maude NJ. Hast
ings, Harrison Brammer and Nettie
Allen, John r. Kinnie and Eva Wilkes.
G. G. Wilson and Mary Nation, Walter
5. Wilson and Mrs. Mary F. Harness.
Fred Ousley and Eta johnson.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09

r7r tiNi HHfir t1urlWlHW U| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HNNii3l
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-09
Coats and Wraps

MODELS for street and afternoon wear. in fasl
prices rejecting our determination TO Gle
them all out quickly " N's
Two Two groups, OF Capes and Sport Coats ha
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
WORLD CAGE SERIES
OPENS IN CAMDEN
Champions Of Eastern and Penn
State Circuits to Clash
Tonight

The opening clash in the world 3
series basketball championship between
Camden, winners Of the Eastern League
pennant. and Scranton, (Germantown), !,
first half titleholdcrs in tho Penn State
League. will be staged this evening in
the Third Regiment Armory. Haddon
avenue and Mickle street. Camden.
The spacious drillshed will be taxed
with n capacity crowd, and the attr8c-
tion well warrants it. for those in at
tendance will see two Of the greatest
basketball machines ever assembled.
Camden has gone through both halves
Of tho Eastern League in veritable
canter. but the Skeeters will meet a
little tougher opposition this evening.
The "visitors" have class, seems pc
culiar assertion. Peculiar because
every man except hleck Harvey Is a
regular Eastern Leaguer. Holman,
Bruggy and Meehan were with German :
town and Ernie Reich with Reading.
This quartet is certain to start. but
the fifth man is not definitely decided
upon.
Elmer Ripley has been picked by
many. but the writer is of the opinion
that Frank Bruggy will pin his faith to
Aleck Harvey. Ripley is a star back
field man. but he dislikes playing in a
cage, and did not go well at all in
the couple Of games he played in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24

New York. March 2I-When asked
If he would defend his title if he won
the championship from Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpenter. who arrived yes
terday on the liner la Savoic, said that
he would, at least once. 81 will de-
fend IL at least once" said the French
man heavyweight. II would he honor
bound to. but after that I will retire
and look after my rabbits and chickens.
81 would like to meet Dempsey as
soon as possible after he Is freed of the
charges now pending against him.. and
It does not make any difference where
"Of course have never seen Demp-
soy. but / have heard he is the aggres
sivc fighter. That kind is the easiest
opponent 7 am sure | can beat him in
six rounds if that is his game"
Richard to Fore
No evidence was forthcoming as to
just who will handle the big bout. il
bout there is, although Tex Rickard,
who brought Jack Johnson and jim
Jeffcries together at Reno, New. a
number of years ago. and who also pro-
NOTED the Willard Dempsey bout last
July 4. seemed to have first call on
Carpenters attention.
He was closeted with the French
champion and his manager most of the
afternoon, but after a long conference
Rickard was noncommittal. He has
ever been averse to discussing his plans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
VOLTA! M. CARPENTER ~..
WOULD EEFEND TITLE
Georges Promises Cpe Challenger Chance il He Lands
Championship From Dempsey-Says Jack VIII Be Easy

before they arc completed and con
tracts signed. .-..., .-
He did say that nothing of course
could be done until Dempsey is freed
Of the charges now pending against
him. and even intimated that il did not
appear likely that match could be
arranged for the worlds championship
before next winter, IL then.
VIII Be Guest
Carpenter will be the guest at several
dinners In the next few days, the most
pretentious Of which, perhaps, will be
one on Thursday evening under the
direction of the International Sporting
Club.
Several important announcements
are expected to be made at this dinner
which will be Of interest to followers
of boxing.
The French boxers hotel suite was
besieged by host of newspaper men
and photographers most of the after
noon. The rooms were filed with gifts
in the form of flowers. fruit and candy.
many of which were addressed to Nine.
Georges Carpenter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
BROWN PUTS away
JOYCE IN SECOND
Twentieth Warder Knocks Out
Port Richmond Lad in Wind
Up at Auditorium Club

Al Brown. Of the Twentieth ward,
upset the fstic aspirations of Eddie
Joyce. who halls from Port Richmond.
by scoring a knockout in the second
round Of the sixth bout at the Audi
torium A. A. last night. A. series OF
lefts and rights TO the head at close
quarters, finishing up with a right up
percut, put Joyce down and out, Ref
cree Lou Crimson tolling off the neces-
sary ten.
Joe Wright and Joe Stanley put on n
brilliant exhibition. Stanley was the
winner at the finish Of. six torrid SEES
sions. For four rounds Wright held
Stanley fairly even, but the former was
dropped in the fifth round for the count
of nine.
Carl Hertz. the Boston negro. scored
another victory when he knocked out
Battling Kid Harris, Of Wilmington,
in the sixth round. Young Tom Shar-
key and Johnny Paxton, a pair of DIR.
J. j. Shalet's proteges. were victors,
the former scoring a knockout in the
third, while Paxton won In six rounds
from K, o. Doyle. Charley Vaughn
and Toughey Dugan fought draw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
Thirty Out for Lafayette Tennis

Faston. March 24.-Thirty tennis can.
ddates responded TO Captain Mena's call
at Lafayette College. Due TO the condi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
SOUTH PHlLLY GETS CUP
Dutch Trophy Presented to Basket
ball Championship Team

South Philadelphia High School
Interscholastic League championship
ba SIX ketball team was presented with the
Dutch trophy In the auditorium this
morning. This is the third time the
downtown school has had the trophy in
its possession. The second team. winner
Of the second team championship for
the fifth consecutive season, also was
honored today.
Professor Geiges, of the Frankford
High School and chairman of the bas :
ketball committee, presented the trophy
to Captain William Leopold. Sweaters
and letters were awarded regulars and
substitutes of the team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
Holy Name Five Wins

Mnuch Chunk, Pa. Ma rch 24.-The HOLY
Name basketball team. Of Mauch Chunk.
defeated the Quaker City team in Temper.
ance Hall by the score Of 80 to o7.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
Would Bar Dempsey
in NetU York State

Albany, N. ", March 2i.-Thc
opponents of the Walker bill 10 le-
gslize boxing have launched new
attack on the measure. While the
prime object Of the objectors is to
kill the license committee provision
of the measure, they temporarily
have abandoned that angle and now
are concentrating. the attack on
Dempsey. It Is said that they will
demand that the bill be amended SO
as to bar any boxer against whom n
charge of slackcrism is pending from
entering a ring in this state.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
Line-Ups for InterIeague
Championship Contest
Scranton

Eastern League n month or SO ago for
Trenton.
The same invincible FIVE that has
represented the Skeeters all season will
be on hand to uphold the honors Of
Camden and the Eastern League. Roy
Steele and Soup" Campbell will hold
down the forward positions. and Eddie
Dolin will battle it out at center against
Stretch" Meehan. Kerr and Deishan
will form the defense for tho home
club. a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
Bethlehem We. Robins

New York. March oi.-onciaI pairInga
for the seminal round Of the nationsi SOC
cor challenge trophy. which has been held
up by the unavoidable weather conditions
were made by the cup committee OF the
United States Football Association last night
The champion Bethlehems were drawn to
meet Robins Drydock in Brooklyn on April T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
Braves WhItewash TIaers

Columbus, Ga.. March "a
Detroit Americans ......,.,..,..,.
BOSTON Nationals :........,...... 2 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
Boxing Bill Passes Senate

Albany. n, ". March 24.--The Walker
bill. Intended to legalize boxing matches
In this state under control OF the army
navy and civilian board OF control. was ad-
vanced to the order of final passage in the
Senate without debate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
Furious Wins English Handicap

Lincoln, Eng., March q. Tho Lincoln
shire Handicap: over q mile straishtaway
by C. Hatry's Furious. Lord Gianely's scat
well was second and r. Thornburn's Mon
telth was third. Furious, four year. old
carried 1O1 pounds. Scatwell 1877. and Mon
teith 100,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
GuilIemot Wins Bio Run

Paris, March 2i--Marcrt Guillemot. tho
right to represent France in 'fE'if ths plynpis bic
games BY winning the French national run
hour minute and 41 seconds by his
victory Gulllemot now becomes tho cross.
country champion both of France and Great
Britain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29

and will meet again Thursday night
to cover the other business wnicn
has come up. (.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
New Jersey Woman a Suf-
ferer for More Than
Thirty-Five Years.
Finally Recovered Health lnru
Electro Medical Methods

Finally btdAth lhru
Electro Medical Methods.
To Whom 1t May Concern:-
1 suffered from stomach trouble
for more than t~hirty-five years.
Year in and year out | doctored
without receiving any permanent
benefit. l was nervous. weak and
run down. Later on CAST May) l.
was taken Ill with influenza. which
developed into pneumonia. For
seven weeks l was propped up In
bed. The doctor in attendance told
my husband he did not think 1
would survive. 1 then went to the
Catskill mountains. but returned a
very sick woman. slept poorly,
felt weary. tired and Respondent.
My husband urged me to consult DR..
Ward at his New York ONCE. 23o
West I'D ST.. Manhattan. was IN
such poor health that 1t was neces-
sary for him to accompany me l
| was very happy to learn that ! could
be helped and started treatment.
now feel better than I have In 80
years. My neighbors can't set over
1t the way I was restored to health.
Mrs. Charles Daum. $50 Newark
| Ave, Jersey City, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
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OFFICES 2o WEST I'D STREET NEW YORK West Of Bs@sdwslN
No Comehn with Any other o%h ES ""
n~A.- wednesday. and ~sa.~ . /. NJ to S% + s$ %%r Thursdays" an" Friday" A. " :
Was a Sufferer for Fifteen
Years.

Saws DIR. Wards Treatment Made
Him Feel Like q New Man.
To Whom 1t May Concern
For fifteen years I was a sufferer
from troubles. ! felt weak,
excited and had no ambition to do
anything. 1 slept poorly n was
very much c~opstipated. If l got
four hours sleep during the night
1 considered myself lucky. Work be-
came a burden to me. /
four other doctors and not one of
them could determine what was
actually wrong with me. I heard
of DR.. Wards electrical treatments
and how he was helping 20 many
people that I simply made up my
mind to go and take up my case
with him. He put me thru a o
examination. including the x-ray.
and said he felt confident he could
bring me back to health. I started
treatment and in a few visits felt
much relief. My nervousness dts
appeared and I felt like living again.
To-day I feel like a new man. and
certainly feel grateful to Dr. Ward
Any opportunity I get / certainly
shall be glad to recommend his sys-
tenn of treatment to the sick. Will
lam Tallman. 222-24th st.. Gutten-
berg, N. J., April 18th. 1920.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29

itai out of tho unfortunate condition.
which are almost calamitous. n
which affect the w~ell-being OF our
people in many ways. am quite
willing TO receive suggestions from
the legislature to cooperate with them
in any way to see II we cannot relieve
these conditions. / think II IS most
that IN sue a situation
as this the legislature should adjourn
without taking n action. My only
desire Is to have something lone to
relieve the situation that 1 have de.
scrfbed and others which Will occur
to the legislature without my sug-
gestion. I therefore request You. In
The name of the people OF h state
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29

Claimed was entirely too high and so
vigorous was their protest that the
township committee agreed to dfscon
|tinue the collection of garbage In THIS
district.
The question of securing water for
Keasbey was again placed before the
committeeman. After hearing III
complaints of several men, who spoke
In behalf of the people. the committee
on water. of which William Hoy Is
chairman agreed TO take the matter
up further with the water company.
The local property owners have been
endeavoring for the past many years
to secure city water here and time af-
ter time the township committee has
failed to accomplish any results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29

construction of a pavement on Third
street, from Blazing Star Road to
Harris street. NJ. A. Hermann was
the successful bidder. The stu Aet n
road committee were instructed to
on same after having carefully
considered the details Of the bid.
Two ordinances were read at their
final reading for the laying and con-
struction of curbing and for sidewalks
for Robert street. and same were
adopted for John street.
Bids were received for the CONSTRUCT
ton of concrete pavement of part OF
f. street. NJ. A. Hermann was the
successful bidder.
The entire evening was taken up
with the reading of these ordinances
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29

of New Jersey, not to adjourn until
some definite action Is taken In these
pressing matters which surround US
and irresietably demand solution. We
are confronted with facts which can
not be escaped by sophistry or pro-
crastination. What the people OF our
state demand Is action. I Will there.
fore ask you, whether you regard
NV suggestions in the line OF action
as wise or not, TO at least heed the
demands which you must know are be
ing voiced by the people OF the state
to act.
Respectively.
'EDwARD I. EDWARDS.
Governor"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
Chronic Ailments.

Among the ailments reated at inc
Electro Medical Offices are anaemia.
asthma, biliousness. bladder and
bowel trouble. bronchitis, catarrh.
cystitis, constipation. dropsy. lum-
bago, neuritis, malaria, chronic diar-
rhoea, ear, nose and throat troubles.
eruptions, fistula. swollen glands.
govt, n~eurasthenia, neuralgia. rheu-
matte complaints. jaundice, vertigo,
dyspepsia. eczema, stomach gases.
gall stones, gastritis. goitre. heart
weakness, hysteria, high blood press
ure, headaches. ~sc!atica, heartburn.
intestinal trouble. insomnia. kidney
trouble. liver complaints. weak lungs,
obesity. bemorrhoids and stomach
trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
Medicines and Many Doc
tors Had Failed to
Help Him.

Electro Medical Methods Gave Him
Immediate Relief.
To the Public
For six years I suffered from
stomach trouble. / had severe
pains. much belchlng up of gas. was
constipated. and tho ! took quarts OF
medicine none ever permanently
benefited me. tried half a dozen
doctors and their treatme nts, too,
failed to permanently help me. l
then consulted DR.. Ward. and was
assured I could be greatly helped.
In q few treatments I felt very much
better. and now-to-day-feel very
good.-John PAGES, 1l4 Bay ST, Jer-
sey City. N. j., April 14th. l92o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
Saws Electro Medical Meth
DDS Gave Relief Where
Medicines Failed.
rotcfuI Tor BENEFIT Received.

Grateful for Bcnclt Recefsed.
To the siok:-
While going TO work last Septem-
ber I slippsd on the sidewalk and In
sursd my right leg. The pains after
wards were very severe. and though
/ 6ootored for months l only re-
ceivsd temporary relief. I often
heard that Eiectric treatment,
properly erpiied. gave relief where
medicines failed. and ! went to see
DR.. Ward. received relief from
his treatment alnost immediately.
and / can now say that l ave Inn
proved very much ard feel very
grateful for the hsneat have re-
cc;vec-sfr. Jos. Weieal, 20 Grand
r. Paterson. ~. j., Jan. Is, 1879.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
OPPOSE GARBAGE PLAN
AT KEASBEY Meeting

KEASBEY. April 2e-At a public
hearing held in the fire hous last
night over fifty taxpayers appeared
and voiced their protest against the
garbage plan proposed by h town
ship board.
The cost or tax for the collection
of garbage in the three districts of the
town ranged from $3.50 to over So per
mounds. This the taxpayers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29

YOU who use
81 inch tires
constitute more
than h alf h e
tire buyers of the
world.
To build this spe-
cial nodded 81
in. tire, a $1,000
600 factory was
built and a spe-
cial ~organizatio
brought together.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
Electro Medical Methods
attracting widespread at
tention thruout New Jersey
and vicinity in the treat
ment of chronic ailments of
men and women.

That this new system of treatment
m advocated and administered by
DIR. F. r. Ward and associates at zso
west 72d Street, Manhattan. Is meet
ing with remarkable success IN over.
coming, many chronic ailments OF
men and women cannot pc dehiea'
During the past two years thousands
have testified how, after many years
lof Illness, and after everything they
had tried to relieve their suffering
seemed of no avail. they found thru
ITlectro Medical Methods almost m
mediate benefit, health and happl-
mess.
Every reader should know that
,thia new system Of treatment elm
mates useless drugs and surgery and
demands more upon Natures Vital
Torce - Electricity administered
thru scores of appliances OF intricate
notwithstanding and pleasant
and without the slightest discon1-
fort or inconvenience 10 n patent
whatsoever.
There.is absolutely no doubt that
Or. Ward has the finest and most
lscientiacally equipped offices OF
their kind in this country. Physi-
icians who have visited other orhces
of note, health resorts. sanitariums
etc, say undoubtedly his equipment
h the most elaborate they have ever
sssn for the successful treatment of
chronic ailments of men n m
Further evidence and h most
convincing proof testifying to the
striking success this treatment mas
met with can be seen In the nun
ldreds of testimonials which nav
lbeen published from time TO time
,Apnreciating the health that mas
,been restored to them, and at the
same time desiring to tnstiil hope
an the heart of other sufferers VINO
zoo nerhaps may have met VIII
,ssilure and disappointment VIII
ether forms of medication. they arr
only too glad to add their names
and testimony to h already iars'
number Of patients for publication.
DIR. Ward Hoes not conduct an In
xttuts 1r a sanitarium. You DO no
Sava 10 remain at his Offices; on tn
contrary. you a come and go q
convenient to you. There are sep
arate depsrtne n for men an
vomen-womSn
women patients and mon attenosn.
for men patients-thus 1t Is soc
that avery n receives private
thoro and personal attention.
In order to allow those VINO %ous
IKE to know more OF Eiectro Nee
zeal Methods and also 10 give thos
who are in any way dubious or skep
ticsl an opportunity TO determin
absolutely what this treatmer
niaht accomplish for them, ID
Ward offers a psinstaking Physics
Ern minat,on, Hemogiobinomett
and Blood Pressure Tests. Chemlc'
Analysis and a ~Fluoroscoplc A-na
Examination for One Dollar. /,
The cost of trsatm snt. II misnt !
added. is 20 reasonable mat II
within reach OF all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
How to Reach the Electro
Medical Offices

(Only Offices of DR.. f. II. Ward In
Greater New York;
DR.. Wards Offices situated at ESQ
West Seventy-second Street, New
York. are, very conveniently located
between Broadway and West End
Avenue, being only a few steps from
the 72d Street Station of the Sew
enth Avenue Subway and very ac-
cessible for New Jersey residents.
From the Sixth and Ninth Avenue
elevated station at Columbus Avenue
and 72d Street it Is only 4 minutes
walk.
Once hours as announced ~
Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
days. 0 A. NJ. to 0 p. NJ: Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Fridays. .. A. NJ. TO
6 2. NJ. Sundays. 10 A. NJ. to 1 p. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
Referred Patients.

Convincing evidence testifying to
the remarkable success OF LII.
Wards system of treatment a DC
seen in the fact that during the past
wear over a thousand men and wom-
en- have been referred to him Tor
treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
ADOPT ORDINANCES AND
GET BIDS AT ROOSEVELT

ROOSEVELT. April 2e.-The bor-
ough council held an adjourned meet
ing at fire house no 2 on Monday night
at which time the ordinance for h
laying and construction of curbins on
Bryant street from the westerly IL
of third street to the southerly side
of ID street, was read for the third
and lnal time and adopted. Another
ordinance for laying and construc-
ton of sidewalks on the same street
to the same limits was also adopted.
Sealed bids were received for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-29
Aiiing Men and Women
Here Is Convincing Evidence What
Electro Medical Methods Can Do for You

n VOL ere in ill health and everything that you ave ever the d:eemed or no no
avail. The testimony of hundreds of New Jersey and New York; sidert snoua
80. of vi,I ;rterea to YOU The xamintion fee is n dollar, and includes
blood Pre.sure Test Physical Examination. Hemoglobinomeer lest Chem'
Analvis and microscopic XRay Examination.