Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1924, Page 9

WALES MAKES POLO CHIEF DIVERSION Injury to His Eye, Suffered i Yesterday, Fails to Limit His Activities. inted Press AN gam nolo in th trip to Meadowbrook Club to see the international polo match in the after- noon were the chief events on the program of the Prince of Wales to- day. He wants to get in as much polo play as possible while on Long Island, for his plans for the next 18 months are such virtually exclude the game tember 9.—A orning and a Greets World Flyers. The prince visited Mitchel Field vexterday. and ji the New York cception committee and the British sador in greeting the.round- the-world fiyers. He listened to two speeches, but made none himself, as he was there as a private citizen. Sir Ksme Howard, British Amba British represent Capt Gen. Robert L, . Harbord and S Wadsworth of Ne sented to the prince at Mitchel el Ere Injury Not Serious. The slight right cye vesterday by which struck him while injuiry taken a short rest, he went to a t night the home of F Clark, near Westbury. 'l was dancing after the dinner 2 prince again remained up virtually all night, apparently free from any pain from his injured e: The prince was bending from his saddle, just straightening up after a the ball, : of carth which st n the eve. Although the blow was refused to « ode to the dress- ing rooms. e was interrupt- ed because of the accident ‘Wears Smoked Glasses on Field. The prince mounted his pony a few minutes before noon and had some more polo practice. He wore smoked glasses today to prevent further irri- tation to his eye by strain Physicians found that a clod, evi- dently thrown into the air by a pony's hoof, had bruised the eveball and that a small piece of dirt or gravel had lodged beneath the lid. This was re- moved last night and the inflamma- tion diminished almost immediately The royal party expected to go to the international polo games rezard- less of the fact that a light rain was falling here at noon, with no signs of clearing. In England polo games ave often ma\'ed in the rain HURTS THUMB AND FINGER | Ele\enAYenr-old Lad Dynamite Cap. Finding a small, evlindrical on the street in front of his at 109 M street southeast. 11- old James Gilliam, colored. vesterday Explodes hject proved to be detonator cap. It explodes mite blew off the end of the U thumb and his left middle fing was taken to ualty Hospital for Good Food Plux Good Service Ix the Unbeatable Combination thut Will Find at the TIGER! TIGER!! None Better!!! | We Have the Choicest | Homes in Chevy Chase QUINTER, THOMAS & CO. Main 8416 There is a National Sewing Machine that you can afford to buy Electric Models, $35 to $135]! Treadle Models, 529 75 to $65 Convenient Terms Oppenheimer’s Shop Unique 800 E St. N.W. 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