JANUARY 6, 1925

Odd Fellows Install Officers

‘Attended Conference 0f Potato Growers’

u: count alullnllll

Association

Mr. Wilfred Boulter, secretary of the Potato Growers Association returned Saturday night frnlu a lten dlays business trip to New York and Washiukton- At the former city he conferred with dealers in connection with the ful- filled fall and prospective spring

D. D. G- M., Theofientner assist- ed by Grand Marshal John A. Mc- Nair ‘and suite, last night ins-tailed this officers of St. Lawrence and Wildey Lodges, 1. O. O. F

Tl-cre was a good R1113“ ance of nlcnlbers of both lodglxs and after due installation __ efreshnlents were served and a in _t enjoyable cven-

HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT-Tilers will be service in ltihe Chose Iiosde Ohuneh Sulnsdary Jan. 11th nit 11 iLm. in the Moxandlra Baiptislt Church at 3 p. nl. and in Hazeibrook Oh-u-rch ‘dlf. -7 p.111, ‘Rev. Orr i.\iulli- gain wtlll give a lecture on ‘Tuesday Jan. 6th wt 7.30 p. m. at Cross

SHOP FROM Ilolmarfs catalog.

POLICE COURT--A lnaln charg- ed wliith dlunkenwa slppesu-erl at ‘the ‘Police Court yesterday morn- 1118 and was fined S30 or silntly days

Week of Prayer

In Summerside

The service last night was in

the Summerside Baptist Church and Rev. F. E. Boothroyd. minister o most inspiring and excellent dlls- coursc on "Beiitel" Christians," to a very large congregation.

f the Methodist Church, gave a

Mr. Boothroyd spoke first of It's

SCHOOL BOARD MEET—A‘t tho

kcen illcing for such Community

. TreQB. ‘Geo. P. Nicholson ‘ C. S. Drew

ing was spent. Thc following are the for the ensuing term:

officers

8t lsawrcnce _ Wlidey .Noble Grand . H. G. Loitch A. 0- F. Gill Vico Glfilld" John Ilearn. ,;~' j-rl-Ialgh McKay Rec. Sebil” " Wlll. Schofield ID. D. Morrison

n. S B. C. Vaniderstine McLaughlin ‘War en

N. D. McLean" _ ,rank Nicholson Conductor‘

J. '1‘. Martln E- Burhoe

Wm. llnith Fulton'_A,danls

A. McAulay T": R. LePago

n. lrfneulurrle ' .' J’. A. MCNIIII‘ \ L- S N G

Angus Mclllacilcrn . I Theo Sentnor 1' ' . .'. . G5 ‘ F. A, Vnnldcrstlnc Reg. Johnston , L- 5. V. G.

Phil Ifowatt ‘Dr. G. F‘. Dewar

o. McKenzie ' ' A n. Rodd V ‘n. s s. " .

A. A. Kennedy H. Moreside Chaplain _

Fred Renouf -’ . * Frank Batt

P. G, Clzludo Smith J. C. Stewart

Life Dream Rdoalizetl

seed shipments and found a consid-

creases the Association is unwill- ing to contract for sales.

J W Boulter, secretary

ire

erable demand for spring seed; however the prices quoted are not very enticing, tin view of the high- er price now being offered for table stock. Unless the price in-

The following is a clipping from the St. John Telegraph Journal: Prince Edward island has ship- ped 175.000 bushels oilseed potat- oes to Long Island, New Jersey and Virginia, this season, according to of the Potato Growers’ Association of P. E. I., who was in the city yester- day. '

With o. toltal crop of more than 7,000,000 bushels, potato growers in P. E. I. have had a very success- flll ylElIl‘, so Mr Boulter says, the export of seed potatoes being un- usually lllrge. Moot of the P. E. i. seed has been shipped to Vir- ginia, the Long island ulld New Jersey markets not. being so largo tllis season.

Prince Edwiurd island potato growers have also shipped a large anlount to Havana, bllt they do not do business dirt-ct with tllc (‘urban brokers, relying on the Solrthgatc import und Export (loulpnny to sc- curc the Havana trudc. lVIr. BOllIlCl‘ says tllnt shipmcilts of P. E. I. potatoes to England have been nlade direct frolll Charlotte- town and Potato Growers’ Associ- ation taking special cure as to the quality 0f"the product sent to the British lnnrket.

For til-e lust four yours Mr Boulter has been secretary of ngrl-

of

tomorrow, 111g at 8 o'clock. Judge Arsenault will deliver, an address on- "The EXllllllllon of the Acad-iane." 'i‘.llc ladies are cordially invited.

business. from tire nlaidcn ualne being hiiss McLzlren

Aulcs-lioldon-lMcOrcakly

audience in.

gular meeting of

C, W. L. ME-ETING, Rosary Hal (Wednesday)

7504-0-41

FORMER

island Province

Moutngue.—Onkland

Loaf‘.

NEW REPRESENTATlVEr-Thc wilth their parents, Mr. und Mrs. '00., lIIZLVO Jzmlcs L. Million. city,.lcft Saturday been fortlnnvte in. sucuring ‘llle ser- ulornlng on return.

vices of A-rtinur “Uuck" TOIIIIIIIIS us their representative iln P. E. i. Mr.‘ Tonlline <wa5 formerly enllployoil by 'l‘u‘rn-er & ‘Co. and is well throughout-tile Province, IIIIS unauy friends wlilll OOIIl-‘Jllil-Lllifl-Ie IMF, ‘Pom- ilinu on. hit-l

‘IINIIIIIUII-OII‘,

Iweek was: attended by an ‘overflow- the Sallvatiml Arnlly

the School Board held last e-veni-ng Elli-es Fre- da. Taylor was mppointed staff of Prince Street place of tMiss Krllsnilnc- Kielly, who has resigned.

to -t‘lle School in

0V en-

ISLANDER. — Mr. Kenneth II. Gordon, a native of Bruduncll, near Georgetown, l’ E L. island, is now a resident of Oak- was in the city laud and engaged in the building loaves this morning on roturn to Mrs Gordon also halls cqlligge, hcr

3mm" iii hillllcn and hi1‘. Louis hlulll-n,

kuolwn

zl-llld wish

Roads. lThe subject. of the lcclul-e “Irish Wit anon-Humor." _. PERSONALS Thc Misses Elizabeth and Jean- ette MacDougirll returned to Chill‘- lottetown yesterday to resume their studies at Prince of Wulles Colll-ge, after spending the holidays with ‘thcllr parents, Captain und Mrs. i<‘.nlcy MacDougall, Belle ltlvcr.

Gatherings and of their place in the Dourlnion-lvidc series of meet- ings during th s Annual Week of Prayer. Ills subject was a large one, us high as heaven and as lung as eternity, Related to the succeed- ‘ing subjects of the week. v.lz:-—— "Better Homes," "Better Churches". “Better Public Life," the subject of Better Christ-kins, while perhaps the most important, was not the ONLY important subject. It is some- tlllmes said that "given Christians, all else would follow". Somcdinles thlis is said. however. though-flees- ly,‘for history shows many examples that though there were many Chris- tians, ulany oillcl" important fac- tors in life wcrc locking. What is o. Chnisvinrl‘? A simple def-iniilion is, a Chrstlau is ll luau who has per- sonal savlll-g faith ill Jesus Christ. But while u. nlan be such a Chris-

I

Mr. Wm. .\icPhee. Student of Dalhousle Unlivcraiy, who has been spending the Christmas Holidays with ills parents Mr. and Mrs. i-Iwen McPhec. (Eonlnlcrtrizll Cross, yesterday. and

Mls. Harry G. Jenkins, MJss lith-

tee that the lnan's relation to his Church. his lionlc and his Cflllllllllll- ity w ll be llll that it ought to bc. Were that so, lluitc a lllrgc num- bcr of us who uro laallerl Christians would be ruled out of that category. A rlilims ftnlth ill (‘hrist for for- giveness uu-ly not always remove Iris ignorance ol" l-vou his subbor- ucss. While llc luust bu given cred- t of being u (‘brisliuu oi‘ u sort, he may be a nurroxv, self-indulgrcllt und childish (‘.hl"i.~1‘tiuu. For ilistnucc

of Nuw York, w-llo hzlvc boon spending the Christmas Iiollduys

Age Old Problem Finds Solution

. ,... ,. , _,, _\ . tllrro are sonic who woull I 1. hi 'Il- {l} ~ - ‘l; 30, V1 1' ~. r 1' -_‘l l - ""1" Higmwy. Wm‘ m“ “hm”!

success inl ‘hi5 new IIIIIILFIIK‘ lydncrensmldf “my ‘Wrengt semi“! lih Zitilglfiiatisl] ‘Cohcnnyhiacwreflcsrgrqtfi; (jumplutoll (.m““l,_,,n .l.,,_ln,_s_,,onun_

. i..- ‘ W" v “Chnisl-iulls" "1111 Y?! 111")’ 11° "U! on this Iuzlrkct (ZOF/tlllld-Z 5i .i‘.o.b. final!’ IP18 ‘lunar Hilda?“ lhruugil

__ “Lovers' Lane” Is Screen erslon believe ill sending llll‘ll und lnorley .. . l 1 - . . " _ $111111 PI’ ~11‘ l0 01‘ 1111i lllilfc 11 '

qlhtffifi: (fiFt,I::.lR.:nY.l5u,R‘p€:.fi?fi;fl._2 Of Celebrated Clyde Fitch to help the heathen world. Sonic, l"""n"" ‘mm “ "‘”"m“ m“! ‘r“""]'

, ' ’ , , ‘ , _ ‘ , Stage Play. again. would attend u Prayer lueet- I‘ .- ’ 3 . . , , 2 l .5, 1511-4 $11111" 0011"» 111111 “'1”- ""9 Vilma w be hhfll 0M1“ "um m“ lug but. would not nttclld o. ballot ‘ms d5’ ms“ 50' WLOMS 50' L“ 111111011111! 1011B! llllllivl‘.

box, and some would nitl-nd church but would not zltlcnd llilllll‘ t0 l-xcut

liow many g-lrls have been influ-

takeln on other evenings‘ will be (Li-

.tian that docs poi. of itself guaran- '

.i‘irnl und unchanged. Sales arre I‘

TI-IE CHAIILOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Union Services For Week Of Prayer

blonds)", Jan. 5, 7.30—Salvation Army, Plwycl- anxl ‘the liolnc, Rcv. W. Orr Mulligan.

‘Tuesday, ‘Jan; 6,

Dr. Doolittle.

(Continued From Page i) There would then be no discount on Canadian currency in U, S. A. _

Switzerland, a country no bigger than l’. E. I. made $300,000,000 un- nualiy by her tourist trade. Watchl

7.30—*Chl"istlwn

CIIIUTUII, ‘Prayer and idle Church, nmkmg “m. groans, l-mluswy Re"- G =0-'1‘"Y1°P- _ _ brought hi?!‘ only $15,000,000. it “THMlIBBUl-PY» Jflll- l. l-ziil-Bshpus‘ should be the some way herc- P.

Church, Prayer and "Civic lrllld Nu.- tionlal Life, Major Hliscock. '

Thursday, Jan. 8. 7.30¢iMuthotllst Church, Iii-hie ‘Society Meeting, Rev. ‘ll, l), Raymond. v

Friday, Jan. 0. 7.30-Zion Prus. CIIIUFCII’, ‘Prayers and Youth, Rev. R. -C Eamon.

Offering taken on fllhursdny c-v- ening fol" the Bible Society’. That

E. l. should lit,- making from tourist traffic, thrce tiulcs the amount nludc by farming.

Besides the large direct revenue tourists brought lllOllPy into the province in other ways. They war.- llllVuys on tllc look out for chances for luvestments- The large pulp luills being constructed on thee Sugucrlzly ltiver hud arisen out of the casual fishing trip of nn American millionaire. Tile trudr- inert-used tire consumption of home products and flnéflfiitl a illarket for surplus at cash prices.

The traffic was only created by zldvcrtlsing and this was particul- arly IIGIJUESHTY ill the cusc of thc island which was out of the ordin- ary path of tourist llluvl-nleul. After till» initial ailvl-rtizing llovv- over, tln- tourist would bet-unle- his

video equalily heltwecn P. E. I. Iioslplial and Orpllalnllf-ze.

Since lthere are ‘lnlore Churches than evenings Ill tho wcck, it is um possible to give euch Churcn a service. This year St. Puuls and Si. James forego the privllegc. Next your two others.

THE MARKETS

owll advertiser. it depended on

——- how he was treated what future

(cillidiill Pres‘) results would lw, und it did not Q'1"l'-’\\'\"A. OWL. Jim. _5-—'Fll‘1* pny to treat him other than a right 1111114111! I01‘ Ifff-Wll t‘.‘\"i-'.‘$ COII-Idlllltf! allll fnir way. Ontario for ill-

stntlce lrnll one year chased alvny thousands of autolsts because of the upllczlvul of iln-lr roads und highways, which were being recon- structed. ii‘ that had not been (lUllc those nllgllt llll IHHZE‘ IJUCOIIIE knockers of Ontario and its bud roads. Lost year the Uppcr Can- udiull provinces lllld 1,007,000 fol"- vigil cars puss ovcl" lls good mulls.

ll..- conlpllrctl tho American Lill-

portcd of Ontario ‘sltoragt- firs-its at. ~i7 i'.o.b lianllillon und ~18 alnd 99 delivered 'l‘,orouto‘. Anll-ricnn sltorage are zlrrlvlng ill. Toronto frosting; d9 delivered. Toronto and Alon-trend unchanged. Winlrlipog ilcalcrs paying ‘IIPIIVPlPOiI fl-usll cx- lrils 55 to 00, ‘flrslts 50 ito 55. gec- ollds 35. SibSkfl-ICIHBWZLII drulcrs quoting delivered extras 55, firsis

ulontou lowl-r. llll-llcr nu ll7l.‘i‘(f2l$i'

_ l'-l.~ - I l: into hi" IIIIISITIII/‘ll l"?- lll supplies oi‘ ducal ‘INfSII. Vnncon- ‘ ' " " ‘

lure fir. Doolittle sllolvvd that

' Catholic

culture ill l’. E. l. as well us sot-ru- tllry of the Poiato ilrowiers’ Associ- lltlou. an organization that lllvlrkets flit; blllk oi‘ thc lmiuto crop fol" the Inrlnelt-l ill lilo sister province. lie has just rrturncd froln Wash- ington whore he and Dr- Gusnow, (htawa, were the two Canadian delegates t0 tire conference of the

.. Wu copy fronl the China Mission Mzlgllzluc the following llrticlc: "St. Francis Xavier (illinu Mis- sion Sleullnury, which but a short time ulzo was but an ardent desire has IIHIHEFIIIIIZIH], and ilalrnow with hOlYrfllI gait and steady stride, ‘alvung into line with the veteran missionary sominnries of the

. l> t‘ t G o .' Association 0f ‘ir- fel". It is a purely selillsh crowing

u, “my, rsixulfthgliltsq objective’ Aihgrtfca rThiirIatter organization BQOSTING MR- NASH-“Tllle 1\l!- ihnl has to be satisfied. Love is in- e ' 9 " ' - - ‘ * ‘ '— - ‘ . -. l. Th" ‘gchulafiflc ya“ is m m“ is a branch 0g [he Alma-pun AB lantilc leader, ‘Halifax says. cidental. Always. however, lonlls

socl-tntiou for the Ailvallceurent of Science. ol" as it is popularly known the Triple A. S. Among the speakers who addressed U19 Triple A. S. convention was Chas.

swing, and it Le indeed a consoling and inspiring sight to see our stu- dents deeply and -earnestly engaged Ill their ecclesiastical studios, in DIUDZIPIIIIOII for their life-work as

_ . E H I 1., Sccrelar of State lgwg). -, . , llfll "r nd 1119mm 3111111111111 , llorl business ill the spr-lll: wlliurt

"Ussionjrlhs m fur-U“ CmmL The" flliaIlllll Shirt-Ii Status. y Ihryalq zixalifbernlflulile aWl-Illllilullllilqllki 1i the Vellum)" "m" 111141‘ me‘ 11$ 11 i“ Bililk-‘i- "m 1“. ‘11111- ‘M111 Iw-‘ihlim- ‘flour lll.il"lii‘l. was rulpolltd quiet. lmrtml "y “W Press‘ . ‘N 1"" “Hmmg n “mm Npmmion“ cltwslcm- phuosmlihiwl m“! 1119010 good “Unmmr H gorvke mums generally understood. Just t0 get his l-ycs over the sacr- hm l,,.1,.,,_,..,“~,.,.,, luvchitngeyL The At tho conclusion of Ills lecture llilyillfllllli. . K1601 lfllllllllfl lllil-VQS 1101111118 l0 l" ‘ ' ' ' ' it is not until they have onpcri- ed page, but uses his intelligence ho was u-udl-rlzll u hearty voto ul First, he luust llrllppl-l} with the

,. _ _ , , U _ cucud by the glamour of meiropolll- (Jamel hm‘ mgm’ m“ srptdku‘ or inn life‘? Iiow ofztun have they sac-

mhe evening being ‘we Kev‘ w" o" rii‘ cell love and happiness because MMHKM‘ M“) ‘wok. “s 3'1!“ jgulf-‘emf they were not content to look for “Prayc-r and rlllle ilolulr‘. ‘lonlghits l‘l_ews‘lnfg among “H. “(.0910 who servilloe Willi fbe Ilclll ill the Cl-n-ilral 10w.“ “mm “may; uulppinvs§ m ‘Clllrlltlllll-ll Chllri-"ll. 1110 ED911111"? 1° those girls ulcnnt living in society, "be 111° He“ G- 'C- '1'11Y1°1‘- 011 uleotlin-g new people. null reaping all "Praiyer and ‘tllei Chlurcll." jtho plcnsulus a big oily had to of-

for ‘Prince Edward llslalnl. The best is ulercly usezlrch for pleas- nqpfngutf “gin, Frederick J. Nos-h is urc ill its superficial sense, not a nlenltioned in oulnnectlon tllercrwltll. lllflllfllllfi £11111 011*! (WPIVP-‘i f'1‘°111 “*1” M“; Nash p; Quill o. yflunlg pulp, a vlice to oltllc-rs, bllt a physical und which would ln-

Tllc-re-‘s a ‘vacancy lin tlhe senate the realization that city life at its;

parental authority null attend clril-. .

dren as coulrzldvs.

Iioncr,» there is certainly room for “llE'l"l‘Elt"('7llrlsi.'tins/flit! ]ll‘ll(!~ bical nd-drcssils of snout-titling nigllls should all make for “bcttl-l- (‘lll-‘s- clans‘. A better (Jhrls-tizln is an all- rullnd Christian, who, as Ills Mus- tcr, grows llea-thily. intelligently, socially and spiritually.

This, lust (luulity I5 undoubtedly at the base of nil true character and docs not silly at the base only, bllt grows up zllong with the zlll- round development oi‘ character.

A "bet-ier Christian is n Bible Chrlsltil-zln. lip‘ roads tllr- Book oi’

V“ rlmul Amish 9“ what tourists lvzlllil-ll \\‘i'l"‘ things

i"? ‘l“"i"'"r“‘1 “xii” of historic -n.l unusual luit-rrst. M()N'I‘RICAI., Jill! This was pl“ ‘lpte 1m‘. yll "

u. siliglli IillI[Il‘(lV(.‘iIIi_l.l‘I. l-n. idle fol-clan ,,.,,1;-,_.,,1, 13mg H‘. _..,, . . .

dl-lnllllll for (Zlrn-uliliau‘ ‘grndlu here 01,; lrm-L (‘u,,,l,c,~l;,.,,l “H, .

icdlly turd its,‘ the prices ‘bill were ,'\]nh¢_lr,_l_ 4H. 31pm p,“ _.,,.\,., l "

satisfactory no exporters, 51110.5 of a fvw loads 0.1‘ wheat and barley "were nlzule‘ for January-Februlll"y elllipnlent. The trade in car lots of oats for dolmcstic account, WILS lust slouv. lllu-t the iluderlolllr‘ was stczldl’. ‘Ontario No. 2 willie being quoted lr-t G5 ctuts, No. 3 grnll-l- iiil rents, and Nu. 4 grndl- (‘.1 cents pc-l" bushel, creature. The cx-

yonrs ago llll‘. nttcnlitln o" loulfllzs was in no Wily ilruwn to it and it was passed by lnuny and ignored. Now, through efforts on the part of lllnlscli‘ und tlll- Prl-ss ii lnonlorizll tablet hull bot-n placed on Ill-H lop of lIlO old flirt and ii was bring dolly vf-sitcil by hundreds of tour- ing ilutoisis. ' 'l‘ll‘- slnnk ‘r l\l)IIk - ill vcry coullnelllliltury terms of thl- wily his efforts llnd I)\‘L'll sup-

denlilllld for winter wheat flour WZIS

g ,.PAGE.TH'REII.

' " . f- ’ . .1 , I i, Lydia E. Panama‘ veg“; ble Compound o. Dependable’ ,“

Help for ' ~

Port Greville, Neilrseéllsli-Al,

your medicine for a terrible iii-Th

W1 . sidc null" M- p‘ 13g.‘ '

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weakness and hendt I aeemedlttltltlontmll ovor, toqzmq. -; feet and hands were the worst. I ' the motbcr of four childreruand lam ' i nursing my babyuthc first one of 1on1 5 , I cool nurse. _I took Lydia E. Pink~ . harm's Vegetable Compound before thg baby's birth, so you can see how much it. helped me. cannot praise it too . highly for what it has done for tne. I, book allkinds of medicine, but the Veg- ' eteble Compound is the only one that has helped me for any length of gjm,_ . I recommend lt to any one with troublei like minqhnd you rnsyuse my letter forgl‘ tellllmofillld'.--MI'S.ROBERTMCGIJU.EY|l

Port Greville, Nova Scotia. ‘ Before and-afierl-hlid-blrththemotha: - will find Lydia E. Pinkhamh! Veketlbli- Compounds blessing. ,, l.

Many. many letters are receiied giv ing the eamc sort oi experience ui given in this letter. Not onl is the‘ mother benefited, butthese goo resilltn pass onto the chi ., _“

No harmful drugs are used ln the preparation of this medicine—' just roots and herbs—and it can be taken in safety" by the nursing Llotber. ' c

9B out. of every 100 women reported benefit from its use in a recent canvas; among women users of this medicine. G

'§-§>§4-§'§ 9-0 O4 OOQ-QO4Q4>O-§OQO

The Maritime Electric C0., Ltd.

Has taken new offices in Riley Building. Queen Street, opposite Prowae Bros. The office formerly occupied by Union Bank. , veooovvooovoveveewavv» tl2ii-l2~27‘.\il2i.

Churchill Will Oppose Alllfifl- cans and‘ Freiiclh

LONDON. Jill, 5. -—When Wins- tml (‘llurcllill ClTlwlfifill to Paris to uttvud tllv- cnnilalw-ncc of allied fin- nllro ullnlslrrs, llc incl-d til‘: de- lilnlli- lllSIi oi‘ lolliut: llritililrs two Illfllit powerful f1 Mulls, Franco and llll- l‘n‘l I] Stair-s. that his govern- llllllt i‘ llliot ill-{ICH to their propos-

lls-Hlrl-ll- 'l‘hev_ receive (11111! A L '"“’“"hh“*‘“““""""”“"‘° wmg“"m° l - I n th ill rot ur th in.» n- o I v‘ taxi: l ,-l ll . 1,. . ,. , , lilllllksl tn‘- nlnunlce. v‘- -h I ‘l .1 =t u -. .-

“ti.*i.*t.l.°..*i‘.fs‘ r ‘

ercud Rector, and the study of M“ get ‘L Bu“ we have our dmrms‘ with ull its SlIIIIDIICZIY, hlrpplncsslpzlpcr and prin-t. No “butter Chris- “(Lluhnlfin ““T,’,“,,‘",rf'ff,‘,“Rffioif EGG LAWNG CONTEST llllll‘ llilylllillQ-f 1&2 shared Willi 111B ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ' ‘ lin has nevcr re-

Senvxce ‘und men“ ‘coum u" very und love. -tlan“ is collitcnt to tzlkl- all his “W19 imwadays" “'5 we i" Halifax This idea is developed in rhelcreed from his church. Ho thinks lmmw ‘furl-Y won‘ The 1mm '5 Imw‘ \\'nrncr Bros. Classic of the Sun-on, and leis thfink. llcucc- his inter- icilll ‘I110 party use him? if it can“ "Love-rs‘ Lane." an adaptation from nrttatlon of Scljiptul" is to lrnlself 11111111 ‘he 1s 01111 911' ll‘ 11- mialwls 11m Clyde Fitch's fanlous stage play of athing of grczllcr ronlltywlnd urine. "Wha-t ‘he 1188 (10119- will"! Bwfllll-Celi the same ‘name, which is bellng Of course, he reads other hooks he has‘ zmade, what ‘service he has slmwn [Qdfly at the Prlncl», Ell-walrdlund listens to other interpretationso

Chinese is carried on, by n Chinese plofcssor, who himself is a candi- date, for the priesthood, and who ‘hue at his disposal the most upto- (lulu equipment for the teaching of this difficult language.

Ami on all this mental pabulum

tes on the P. E .l. EGg Laying Contest for the 9th week of the Contest ending Jan. 2nd, 1925

othvr allies. r-oguizwl tln- il-lznllty of the Ruhr

(lccupntion and therefore cannot. ad- ' ulit that France has n priority ' claim ill regard to payment for the _ costs of IIIJI vcuturc. Should I‘ Frllucl- press th’.~" claim and secure

|No

ROME, Jan 5—'l‘he escapades 9f Elizabeth Dlfllloe, dnuglitcr of a wealthy Chicago family, a pupil of an exclusive finishing school here, caused her ulothcr- to, make o. hur- ried trip across the ocean, it W118 learned today.