K N t \ & Rl & & —\B > \\\L Le g?\ @ A AY& Y ™ %) L (iu L/ ?| [ X Rm)i SN P - iy /asN. iX N\ i ‘ / S N\ <‘ \/// f %’ \y ’Q \ / J / /‘\] ‘\/’ 75TH YEAR CHRISTIANSTED, V. 1. U.S./A.., WEDNESDAY,. 41y FEBRUARY 1929 sand visitors went to the grave of &01. Roosevelt at Oyster Bay today for the first ofgibe annual pilgrimages his rest inz place. The slow procession up the steep incline 10 the grave started early in the morning, and when dusk cloaked the square inclosure on the sumnit there wore still a few lingerers. ol William Rovee Thompson, presi- dent of v Roosaveit memorial commit- tee, an¢ Hermann Hugedorn personally la:d a wreath on the grave on behalt of th2 comuittee. p FROM THE WOMEN~’'S COMMITTEE Mrs. John Hays Bammond and Mrs. Henry A. Wise Wood ~ame out with another »n behalf of ithe women’s Roose- ve t memorial committee. Other wreaths yeve from Julius Ho'z, Chales Lee and’ the convention of Jewish Juniors, Indi- vicua! flowers were strewn all around. thrown into the enclosure LY visilors. IMen bared their heads to the cold air as they stood silently regarding the gre,ve. Here and theie a woman knelt praying. Well knowr, stories about the colnel passed from ork to tn: ocher, just as ,f they had never 'een told beforc. Rich and poor. young and old, were there. Limousives lined tne roadway overlooking Long Islzzgd sound all day lon *, but pedestrians ¢ame in the great- est numbers. 3 : Announcement of the selection of a | wornan architect, Mrs John Wallace l Ridile of Farmingtor, Ct, to supervise | the restoration of Theodore Roosevelt’s | birtnplace here, was made tonight at the | annna: meeting of the Women's Roose- | velt Memorial Association. Foston Her- | ald, 13th Jan. | e T DEAFNESS | . # And Noises In The Head. ll' YOU ARE A SUFFERE—Go to- i your Local ruggist and order ‘CON- | CENTRATED SOITIREAL,’ price }/6 | per in. This New remedy gives almost immediate relief, and quickly edects a pertianent cure. It penetrates to the actual seat of the complaint, and has comvletely cured many cases which were considered hopeless If your Chemist does. not vet stoek ‘SOURDAL’, do not accep . any substicute, but’send money- order for a supply direet to the ‘SOUR- DAL’ DISTRIBUTING CO., 38 STA- TIGCN ROAD, CROYDON, SUERLEY, ENG., and a package will be mailed per return with full directions. THE ST, URIJIX AVIES 18 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by . .Johansen at the Avis Office. MHARMS---50 eents imwonthly wn adeance, 2 cents per singls copy. awatered s second-class matter May 25th 1917 wt the Post O jice at Caristian- xtoil. St. Croug: Y. B or the UsS. A., uw dev e Aci of Mlarch 3. 1879 Cé’ntributign to this paper will be glad- ly received when the sy ne deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the authr’s nine, as a quar- antee oy goou fawth. iz editor cannot be responsiblc for the views o/ his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them. For Gol 3> lva2d ta2 worll, that He amve Hie only begotten Son, thil wnoso- ever beliebeth in Him should not' perish, but have evzrlasting life.”’—=John 1. 16. THEZ HEAVENLY INVESTVENT. ““As | walk .to my business in the morning’', says a Carisiian writer, 'l oceasional 7 meai witlh a gen.leman wao invariably turns the eonversation upon invesiments. -He is very rondos guar- anteed stocks of good railways paying five per ~ent, and