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bccn established by the Winnipeg Flying Club. whose members have made more than 4,000 ﬂights since the club opened on May 28, of this year. -

The club has two Dcl-lavll and Moth ‘planes and during thc per- iod the cillb has been in operation at Stevenson Field inclement wea- thcr ilas only interfered with fly- ing on about six days. Thirty stud- cnts have. passed their tests, of which more than half have qualifi- ed as full-fledged pilots.

Club officials have received word from’ Ottawa that Stevenson Field has been authorized as a customs

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j ,‘ FLOWER. m1 a success _

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THE ROGERS HARDWARE CO. ‘T584

i _i. lThe Flower Day for the beneﬁt of lthe Protestant Orphanage was u ‘decided success-thanks to the lgeneral public. $300.00 will be given the eﬂorts of the day.

PERSONALS l

Mr. and Mrs. Nell McNevln of New Arilyle. were visitors to the city "Swrdﬂv attending the Scottish

l Mr. I... B. McMillan of Wood I5- ands West. was a visitor to the 01W yesterday.

Misses Florence Newson. Fanny selllck. have returned to their hom- es in Brackley. after spending the week end in Kingston, visiting friends and relatives.

National Gallery _ Has New Director

B! The Canadian Press

LONDON, Aug, Zil-Augustus Moore Daniel is to succeed Sir Charles John Holmes as Director of the National Gallery, when Sir Charles retires in November.

Among artists and scholars Mr. Daniel has a great reputation for judgement and scholarship. He is well known in Scarborough where hc has resided for many years. He war; criucatcd at Hepton and Trinity College, Cambridge. where he took honors in science, and he holds the tlcgrccs of M. A. and M. B. His indie: was a medical man, and he himself qualified at a London hos- pital but has never practised.

Mr. Daniel has taken great inter- est in Greek antiquities, and has travelled extensively in Greece. A mcmbsr of the Contemporary Art Society for many years, he possesses a valuable collection of pictures by modern artists. a good many of which were formerly in much re- quest at exhibitions.

Among Mr. Daniel's Scarborough activities have been those of Chief Magistrate of the Borough in 1912- 13, resident of the Scarborough School of Art, and he has been a mcmber of the Board of Manage-

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MOUNT BAGOT

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Q. Where is Mount Bagot and whom was it named alter?

A. A peak of interest on the British Columbia-A‘ ‘ bOlllldllfy is Mount Bagot with an elevation of 1,155 feet. It is in latitude 5B degrees long, 135 degrees and is named. ac- cording to the eighteenth JOPOH‘. of the Geographic Board of Canada. after Sir Charles Bagot, British Ambassador to Russia and Plenipo- tentiary to Petrograd in 1882, in connection with negotiations in re- gard to the Alaskan boundary.

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To remove chewing gum from garments, rub spot with pure lard and then apply a quantity of soap. Follow by washing alternately with water and turpentine.

Mashed Potatoes

To make mashed potatoes miire ﬂuﬂy, add V.- tcaspoonful of baking powder to milk and butt/er before adding them to the potatoes.

Color Harmony In furnishing a room, choose some one thing as a basis for the color scheme‘, and then have everything harmonise with this color keynote. ——-oo>i-

a Daily Selections ron Guardian Readers

Q-O-O-§§OO~ August 22, 1928

LASTING BEAUTY-Favoul‘ is deceitful. and beauty is vain: but a woman that fcareth the Lord, she shall be praised. _

Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gaics.-—Prov. 31:30 dz 31.

PRAYER-May we prove by daily

ment of the Scarborough Hospital. He was the founder of the Scar- borough Councii of Social Welfare, which sucecded the Old Charity Organization Society and the Local Guild of Help, with both of which he was associated. He is a Justice cl‘ the Peace for the North Riding.

and for the Banish-Q! Bcarhnwuzlm-

Mr. Daniel has also had close and valuable experiences in the domain‘ cf local government and education and contributed useful work in the organization and control of hospital and other institutions during the war. His appointment by the Prime Minister three years ago to a trus- tesship of the National Gallery came at a time when his knowledge and cxpcricrlcc proved of service in the of the keen competition put. up by United States collectors of great wealth and enterPFiSE- -_--—{—O-}

PRISON ROBBED

[By British United Press) AUGUST 21.—A fantastic exploit was carried out the other night by three thieves who, with almost humorous originality, broke into the big Central Prison at Melum, near Fontninevleau-the “Princetown" of Northern France-visited the Very treasury office of the registrar, and escaped with the - prison snic- welghing 2 cwtso and containing 150,000 francs.

About six in the morning a warder going into town noticed that a gas pipe has been partly pulled away from the prison wall.

Then he saw that three iron bars had been removed from the grating of a window of the prison offices on the second ﬂoor.

He went back to tell the governor.

Going to the registrar's room. the governor saw that the prison safe was missing.

The thieves had reached a. second ﬂoor window by a ladder which they had stolen from a house near by. They had sawn through one iron bar, had then entered the room, and from within had cut out two other

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slide down the ladder. i They threw the ladder into the Seine and placed the safe in their motor-car. And so drove off. i Strangely enough, a note written in pencil has been found in the pos-

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you and the friends. Youare going Ito laugh."

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Chinese War Lords ;\\$400,000_Fire Are Strongly ‘ At Halifax

toys coats and hats

toys should be—

My brood, to make it hold them all.

And almost never was it orderly!

There would be careless and

Where never hats and coats and

are ridllll; Von the crest of the Nat- I "HP-list Triumph, thrown up by the Itide of the revolution to become by common assent the "big fol“... of. Chinese Nationalism. |

S (Canadian Press.)

a HALIFAX, Aug. 20. — Four resi- " (THE CANADIAN PRE rlzm 2s. a general store, a warehouse, PEKING, Aug. 20 ____ "Fousrslnlnn ﬁlvitlﬁl outbuildings. a wharf and

] izrtwcen four and ﬁve million feet of -;

lumber were totally destroyed by ﬁrc which, breaking out around ﬁve o'clock on Saturday evening at In- gramport, about 20 miles from here. blazed for several hours and threat-

safe across the polished ﬂoors of two rooms to the window. It must have needed great strength to hoist

sill and. by means of cords, let it

session of one of the prisoners still

r "The boys are saying ‘Bon jour’ to

Or playful puppies, or stray cats! a

And there were always feet upon the stair

And voices shouting from the wide- ﬁung door

The eager cry of "Mother, are you there?"

A cry that comes to me no more.

All houses comcTo be too large at

And take on quiet, they that have known laughter,

When life. pied piper, calling youth,

has passed

And youth has heard and followed after.

|control over his fellow group coln- Forrst Rangers Patrols in that vic-

Wllen in conference as they we“? mm to - ~~, _ spread through the sur- at the mmb 9f DT- Sim‘ rounding woods before it was ﬁnal- m?" Ifekillgjilld are 110W ly extinguished. The monetarylossis suplwsed *° be "1 Nakms- they form‘ placed at about $400,000, most. of gzetggegglsgtmncentrfliw" 9f PQWBT| which was sustained by the Royal great dc I r?” The §W°Fd l5 5W1 ﬂ Securities Corporation. Frank Wil- i. the 5 mghtel‘ in China than liams, clerk in thc general store v ,1‘ Pen 0r and other symbol of cw-I whore the Conﬁagratlon originated, l an authority, _ is in hospital here suffering from Chilmg Kﬁl-shizfk 1S fewgnized as bums. The work 0i combatting the ‘he Cﬁmmﬂnder-ln-chicf but his blnzr fell, for the most part, to the

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ander LS‘ much less than that of inity. but assistance was also sum- mesh cvcr ills allies in France lll monrd from Halifax and several un- This quartctte presents a. striking wcrc sent to thc scene. How the diversity of character and nppcar- ﬁle broke out has not been clearly ance. Chiang Kai-Shel: is of middlciestablished. bllt it is thought that height slender, handsome, rigid and; the start was in the cellar of the formal in hisrcarriagc, dressed imstore where Williams, the injured

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WELL KNOWN CLERIC TO ENTER POLITICS

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Aug. 20—Dr. F. W. Nor- wood, Minister of. the famous City Temple, who recently refused an at- tractive offer of a pulpit in .Mon- treal, is expected to ﬁght a constitu- ency in North London, at the ‘gen- eral election in the Liberal interest. At the age of ll. Dr. Norwood was working in a carpenter's shop in Melbourne. He was brought up a Wesleyan, but was trained as a Presbyterian minister, and made hts name at the City Temple when he went there as a substitute for an- other notable preacher. Dr. Nor- wood recently toured the county on behalf of the League of Nations Union, speaking on disarmament. This campaign was most successful in rousing interest in practical peace politics. Dr. Norwood will ﬁght on the new Liberal program, and he will doubtless give much promin- ence in his speeches to the advocacy of peace.

Rev. H. Dunnlce. (Labor. Con- sett) ls the only English Noncon- formist Minister who sits in the House of Commons at present. One or two Scottish ministers are also labor members. At one time sever- al Free Church dlvlnes sat ls Lib- eral ‘ - of Purl’ * The most notable instance one can think of is the late Silvester Horne, who was both an MP. and the minister of Whlteflelrfs Tabernacle.

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