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Ma yo Clinic Physician Tells oi j Ita Value. I Rochester , Minn. —Alth ough its asc probably never will give the greatly exaggerated results credited in early investigations , radium lias taken a definite place In the lie!! of medicine and has proved ot I n Onlte value lo tbe treatment of many diseases , according to Dr. Barry H. Eotven of the hlayo clinic here. j Understanding of the limitations ot radium treatment and cooperation be- \ ¦ t ween the surgeon , tlie roentgenolog ist I and the radiologist promise to brjng ii'iont great advances In use of radium , I I tr\ninn TlniDnn c nlil f pl > ~ r t -it , ! ( n ehnnl/l I be educated , lie de clared, that radium j is ot great valne in treallng some al l - I uient s but cannot be regarded as a \ i- ure all. \ Since Mme. Carle announced in 1898 . n>u discovery ot a substance she called • t'olo a lum , \ intensive investigation has revealed more about the nature of nullum than la known about any other : e le ment , the Ilo che s ter p hysician said. . in the later and more Important devel - ' , opments he classed Its Increased use , ia interlal treatment \I i ndlum can be enclosed in small , w - 'nled glass tubes and Inserted Into I the deeper tissues nitre its therapeu- ti c rays mny reach the affected areas. \ ; b e explained. Di scovery oi the therapeutic or ray g iving properties of radium Is credited ' to Becquerel , who found that the skin near o coat pocket In wblcb a contain- er of the substance was carried be- ! came Irritated after u few honr a Ms ) Investigations following ilils discovery were ihe beginning of r a dlumthernpy. \The scarcity of radium bag to a . crent extent curtailed Its devplnrimpm and use, \ Do ctor Bowe n said. Its < valne ha explained , i s $7(l ,lXX) a gra m. \Badlum as a therapeutic substance is an Ideal preparation . Its energy Is liberated at a constant rate and no way ever hns brv a found to alter the process. Neither heating nor cooling will change tlie rate of lis disintegra- tion. \ Its Intensity is regulated by the di»- 1 tnnco It Is placed from tlie area to be treated. As tli e space Intervening be- ' tneen the radium and the skin Is In- ! creased so the \ Kt renglli of the radi- | um lessens , \ Doctor ISowen said. ' O wing to the large Inlllal cost . Doc- tor ISowen said , r i iilluuitli e rupy must fo r the present lie limited to a suniil number of iri ' iitinpt i t stations located at medical Centura. \Sh ould oil tlie patients who might be iiefpeat by rudiuin app l y today for treatment there would not be s uillcleiu . radium ot band or enough trained workers available to care for theau \ [ RAPIUEfl BENEF I TS ARE EXAGGERATES new high school buildin g in 3r.bylon it the route s u g gested by Editor Coope r was adopted. Smith declar- ed that It would be folly to narrow a wide road down In reaching the villages. He made other objections to the Cooper plan and expressed the opinion that many other build- i ngs beside the Babylon Hlgh'School would have to be moved In that vil- lage and also in Amltyrille and Llndenhurst , whi ch would entail great expense. The route that has been deter- mined is 15 miles in length. Coop- er ' s communication was referred to the committee on roads and bridges of the Board . : n . ' ¦ ¦\ ' ' ¦ ' . 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' ^^jj ff t& r I \THESTORES Or P RIEMDIY SERVICE* A OO tHW OOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO- 6 I Taller at Ni ght or ? Mornin g? v 8 Between the vertebrae of our 9 5 backbone there Is n cnrtlln/o S 5 disk which serves to absorb the v 5 sho ck of bodily mov e ment. Alt 8 ? er being up nil day these curt!- 9 S luges nro o nl t l to he n nuoozod n 8 0 llttlo flatter and thus i vo are 9 ,, slightly s horler when lied IIiii d S J j comes. Itcciliilii R anil rest t e - £¦ y stores the i'lii«ili - liy nnd w « 6 ; ' ; nri s o nt n iornlri c s ll ^ litly liiller. 2 o i f ui i O SO . W«Btcrn N» 'W.|, . ipcr llnl uu. l 5 o o OOOOOOOOOC-OOOOO OOOOOOOOOO-O pc > oox>c>o<>o < )0 « o>ooc>oo-c>o<><>o<>o<> - I DIPPING INTO 1 I SCIENCE | Ij . I. I * ark Comtnisslon Eng ineer Says Itoa rd Should Be Ready. Chief E ngineer Howland , of th e j Long Isl and State Park Commission , add ressed the Board , of Supervisors last weelk in regard to the Southern State Pa rkway, which will be com- pleted In Nassau County to a point near 'Wa ntagh , about four miles west of the Suffolk County line , in June or July. Bowlaad stated that the 1930 con- struction program would bring the parkway to tbe Suffolk line and per- haps beyond , and he believed the time was ' opportune to consider the n atter ot securing rights of way and the location of crossroads in Suffolk. He suggested that the supervisors appoint County Attorney A. O. Smith and County- Attorney Frank P. Nohowel to act in co-operation with the resident engineer , D'Orcy, of the State Department of Public Works- and with the Long Island State Park Commission. The hoard ad opted his suggestion . i Urges Suffolk Prepare For Southern Parkway Chi ef Engineer Rowland slated that approximately $700 , 000 had bee n spent to acquire land for rights of -way f or the parkway In Nassau County, the total area, acquired being between 70 and 80 acres. In some cases he said It was necessary to acq uire property in residential de- velopments , which added greatly to the cost of the rights of way. Jame s S. Cooper , edi tor and pub- lishe r of the Babylon Leader , a nd a former Justice of the Peace oE that township, protested to the Super- visors against the d etermination to construct the Sunrise Highway north of the railroad. Co oper said the highway should be built south o ftbe railroad and as near to it as possible. He believed it would be unnecessary to widen the highway through tie villages. He contended that the route he out- lined would be much shorter than the ono trial has ' been selected , would obviate tho necessity of b ridging the railroad , and be of greater benefit to the villages In Babylon and I s lip towns. County Engineer A. O. Smith said t would be necessary to move the M c sic-lovers were astonished at the annoonounent of Marion TaUey, yotm g est p rima donna ever to win a p lace at the Metropolitan Opera House , New York, that she is to abandon her care t r and become a farmer. be given to the address by the I tev. Mr. ' Kelgw i n. • The office rs of ihe Suffolk County S unday School Association are Henry < V7. Willet s , Huntington, \ president; Geo rge A. Norton , of Pa tchogue; Horace Foster , of Southampton; Wlllard I. Warrlner , of Bay Sho re; A. E. Ande rson , of Port Jefferson , and Ralph W. Sterling, of Cutchogue , • vice-presidents ; Mrs. Ernest \W. Tooke r , RIverhead , recording secre- tary; John G. Peck , of So uthamp- ton, member State executive commit- tee; Mrs. Edith W. Hildreth , of Bay Sho r e , county superintendent of Children ' s Department; Rev. E. L. Frost , of Orient , county superinten- dent ot Young Peoples ' Department; Llnneaus Alien , of Cutchogue , coun- ty ouperlntondcnt of Adult Dci n u ' t- ment; and Mrs; Victor Booth , or G re e npon , county superintendent of Homo Extension- Department. _: o ! — We do n 't know anything about the election prosp ects over in Great Brit- ain , but the Tories must be in des- perate straits as they are now otter- ing the voters cheaper tea it they win at the election. It Is announced that the Leviathan will serve ' Intoxicating liquors while - outside the three-mile limit on Its: way from New York to Europe &nd return. This is the first tangible ef- fort to put the schooners back ou the schooners. - ., ' by the Rev. Frede rick H. Sterne , pa n co r of the Huntingto n Baptist Church, and the delega tes will be welcomed to Huntington by Super- viso r Kichard W. Hawkins. Follow- ing a brief address by Allyn P. Robinson, of Sayvll i e , county super- intendent , the keynote address of the convention will be delivered by Rev. A. E. Van Antwerpen. T Jie afternoon session will be held at the Huntington H. E. Church , and will include an address by the Rev. Warren 21. B i odgett, State Di- rector of young- Peoples ' work. There will be four simultaneous con- fe r e n ce , sessions on various phases of Sunday School work. Delegates will be entertained at 6 o ' clock at banquets lo the First and Central Presbyterian churches , the Baptist Church, and the M. E. Ch urch. The evening session vylll be held in the Central Presbyterian Church , and will open with a song service , conducted by I. H. Meredith. The r e will be reports from various com- mittees and election of officers. This will be followed by a roll call of scjiools by the county superintendent. The remainder of tbe «e s slon will % . Five hundred delegates from prac- tically all churches tn Suffolk Coun- ty are eipected at the annual con- vention of the Suffolk Count y Sun- d ay School Association , to b e h e ld In Huntington on Thursday, May 1G. Deleg ates will register at 10 A. M. at the First Presbyterian Church, where the morning session will be held. Devotions will be conducted E xpect 500 Delegates At Suffolk S. S. Convention v x nxx > ' i i r ^ xitJ i « « j £ rr - rV ^ j[ i» ^ _ n irCT J ^ V ^' -Tr « i ** ^ i \ n i*rmx-rx ^n cn i x*nvnr * m t -j n -m m fl a' W ' J ' ^ \ 1 * > k *^ k * ^ u[] I ' KEEP FAITH . I 1 ' WITH YOURSELF ¦ I ,;! Fu lfill that promise made time and time again , to | |j j save. Don ' t wait unti l you hav e $100. to lay asid e— | !; i you can start an account her e with $1. I ' ISj I Jj! , .T he Savings Bank offers every advantage to the S I ma n or woman with a small income. ||| I Be assured t hat you will receive just ss courteous ; treatment here with the minimum initial deposit as with j a greater amount. ¦ ] Interest begins the first of every month. j I . Accounts opened , and banking by mai l. j SI fl - I 'Latest dividend 4 ] / 2 %. ' | I THE \ V U nion; Savings Bank . I I Cor. Ocean Ave. & Church St., Palciiogue , N„ V. J j I The Only Saving s Bank in Brookhaven Town. , ' j lj| _ ___j ^ Ijj MM Blin ^ j j f ^^ m MOTHER 'S' I § \ They speak of hope to the fainting heart , ' 1 jj \ With a voice of promise they come and part , / B 1 \ They sleep in dust through the wintry hours , 8 1 \They break forth in g lory—the beautiful flowers. \ B I CALLA LILLIES CARNATIONS ' I 1 SNAPDRAGONS ¦ ' SWEET PEAS I LARKSPUR POTTED DAISIES 1 BUTTERFLY FLOWER HYDRANGEAS j CALENDULA PRIMROSES 1 j GERANIUMS -1 P lace Your Order Now. , , j : . Phone P. J. 429. 1 i ¦ ' ¦ ' ' - ' • I Be lle Croft Greenhouses [ I ' C. H. MALKMES , Pi -op. • , I a ¦ ~ ¦ 'I 1 STANDARD PRICES ALWAYS I a ' . ¦ .. ¦ . ' . 'I I at . ' , 1 1 \THE HOME OF FLOWERS\ 1 a • ¦ i| j Port Jefferson Station , L. I. I ' ¦ . !• ' ¦ . sannnii A
