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Plan Air Service For Western Africa

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LONDON, Jan_ 2l.—A vision of airways linkirl; some of the more rc- luote territories of empire is rnlsi-d by the report of a visit paid by W. A. Campbell, one of the civil aviation ofilcers of the Air Ministry, to West Africa.

Nigeria, Gambia, the Gold Coast, Sierra Leone-these are names not lei to be found in any guide book to world airways. The great air route soon to be opened through Africa from Cairoto Cape Town lies thous» ands of miles to the east; the French terminus of the air mail line from Par‘; and Morocco, is, it is tiiuc, at Dakar, a small town in French Sen- egal only 100 miles from iBathurst in the Gambia, but no air connections yet exist. Aeroplanes are seldom seen in most parts of this vast area. Royal Air Force bombers which recently traversed Africa from Khartoum to Bathurst flew many hundreds ni miles through virgin air, passing ovcr great tracts where airmen had ncvcr previously ventured.

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LONDON, Jan. 2l.-—The Prince of

\'v".i'i~:;, in prcpnration for his South Amcriciin trip, famillarized himself with all Spanish customs-even to haircuts.

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hairdresser, answered his telephone.

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Naturally M. Aturia could, he was whirled away’ from his little shop in a‘ motor belonging to Prince George.

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VIENNA, Australia, Jan. 21.—Vien- _ nese society packedithe courtroom st l the opening here of the case in which Roderlch Muller-Guttenbrunn, the‘ novelist, is being sued by Mme. Jer— l ltza, the famous primo donna for having written a. slanderous book based no her life. The title of the book is "Baggage, or the Story of a Singer."

Mme. Jertizs. is suing for the sup- presslon of the book, which she says, contains no fewer than 63 separate slurs on her honor. ‘ Her husband, Baron Leopold Pop-l per-Podhragy, and his private sec- retary, Captain Paul Lueftner, are

Jerltza has also filed a suit against l these others.

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also suing the novelist as well as, ._ the publishing firm of Flba, Mme. 1 Jerltza's cousin, Baron Schenk. and

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Herr Deval, a book dealer, said that a representative of Fibs told, him that the novel contained some "fine things" and that the singer; mentioned in it was Mme. Jcritzzi. l

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The wciittiliei- although not severe is noted for its julck changes. F‘ri~ day, 16th inst. a. gale from the N. E. swooped in fury over the snow en- crusted landscapes. i‘ About this time last year a. furious i gale iiccompafied by snow did much

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Rev. P. Watson Currie. Pastor of Murray Harbor North and Peter's Rd. Pres. Churches has taken a holi- day trip to Toronto and while thcrc will devote his timctofurtlierstudics in Knox College, from which hr graduated some years ago, and ' whidh he has visited yearly. nu i DIPlShOHQTS wish him a pleasant and profitable trip

Mr. John A. Stewart, Peter's Rd. rccentlypaid a visit to phc Capital ' city, and intervening points, and l Wlhlig there negotiated an exchange ' of horses. iviir. Stewart is apparently well-pleased with the deal.

Mr. Arthur Bears whom we report l ed as a recent visitor m Peter's RoadQOambridge etc. has returned to Montague. and we understmld that from that centre, he will ratum home to Sydney, N. S. Mr. Bears rc- grets not being able to visit all his. relative; [I'll acquaintances in this pm. of Kings Co.

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Farm-arr, arc busily engaged on mild days in shipping potatoes to Montague nml Muiray River. Prices, crpctiollv of Grccn Mountains have zidvzinccd.

'I'hn ohici shippers for this vicinity are Pooiikflionilwsorq Montague azivi Ccokihson and Fred Johnston, Mur~

i ray River. The outlets thus afforded i- for \\‘3lCUlllC revenue to farmers during

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ihc ivlntcr months.

Besides the firm ovf W. S. Frascrdz Co. Ltd. and already mentioned in llic canning of fowl etc. Mr. S. S. Butler Peter's Rd. and Mr. W. E. Jcnkivz, Grcck River are engaged as usual in the different lahases of the Gemini: Industry.

Tlicsc p1‘mll0i;‘l‘5 of industry are making the best of a trade which benefits our farmers. but which has came in for n good share of the de~ prcssion in this lic.

Mnny of the farmers having se» rured a quantity of wood are having it sawed for icul. Some of our princi- pol SGWYPTS are: Joseph 0- Jenkins and John A. McDonald, Greek River and Raymond Mcmdoyi. Peters Rd. The snwins of lumber is Dmnlllli/ Miflldfd t0 by

loui- Mill propsritors Josah L. Jen-

kins Greek River and James B; Fin- layson, Point Pleasant.

The schools of Peter's Rd" 90in!

nil lliurstlayi evening. Stuart Laurie a cleric-d president, Brock Mont- viiic-prcsidcnt, Clements Duff . rhii‘): and Gerald Henderson. A. imuliliiir, C. Somers and O. Mann lI'1‘!l‘li1‘l'.\ of thc social committee. were in u hotilii. ‘i Pmf. ll. \V. Hnfkills, of the physics for safely in 1h.- » -I imminent, who spent the vacation Hen- Thlgl, 1, (z -~ > n 1i ;1lll‘i‘.'ll. wherc hc did research break of war. i. i‘; :it fi/lrGill University’, has rc- Recently Till". l 1' '. ll'lli.‘d l!) \VOli\'ill0. locality for lll!» ll‘ Ill-mild Cunclon, Kcntvillc, a senior o; the ¢1~,;,,,¢.~i i ..: Acadia University, was operated landscapi- h.- \\ i-i i ‘i r HDliPFKiiPiLlS at the Memorial The Col-Onm- {,_ h: ll_ Wolivillc, on Mondav the rightful n, ., Ii i- cli 11h of Rev. Seldcn W. Cum- Ii. li, occurred in Passatlena,

ful owner of zll .~ A lialf-sovcrcicir; vhii-h * n. Boy Scout in ilxv 1i i Sirius Corr‘ m w’ i Ii’. was sliilm! i‘ discovery that ill‘

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. jflilll meeting of the Student .‘.ui Association, held in the wt l';-il_\' building last evening, was . ,~'~I (l by Dr. C. W. Rose, univer- - uui-lzil‘. Special music was given. c rinse of the evening church ~ my and Mrs. Rose entertain .- number hi‘ the students.

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WOLFVILLE, Ii .1, - Ralph M. Iillll i was hold in U . evening iviih l? , siding_ The sucm- Mlss Hlldn Jolinszui. .‘ . ~~ v N. 5., who tool: i " hatma. Ghnndi." 'l'li.. i . Di‘. H. T. Dcwolfc, Ur. i‘ and Mrs. B. Rlftmlll. (‘H-s <'.".' testants were P. r1. 1m

wviiiii-zn sow-s --i- i i ~' ’ " ARE LOSING APPEAL

(‘i—ll(;l\GO. Jan. ZL-Thc religious vplwfll or mother songs has waned

Mr. Lyle Benton who has a 800d l

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l Pleasant and Allistor. are respectively \ . .1

, applying themselves to the manifold ldiitles of the new term upon which ‘they have entered. The pupils after ‘bidding Au revoir to Santa will dili- gently accomplish their work so that "it the e ll oi the year their work liray ngain YCCPiVO his commendation.

3., and R. B. tiiitint. F1 . Acsdiifs intcii-co.'.i~ l-‘ _~ i team will meet the in.» Brunswick tcnni c~.>..'l_\ r. . .1 ::ll‘il(‘ their days." members oi the (mm n i‘ on". i. "T911 Moll,“ 1'11 Be There" once Levy, leader, Slicrwuurl, i1 ii.?ll|\~_-“_q the blggcst puller he ma, Now Lewis, Saint John, nnd rluglii‘ ltziiiii. 3g, "doesn't; pull 3g all." Yarmouth. l " ‘Just as l’ Am‘ ‘nss sun! m0" The Model Lcnguc of Nations Ahmpgople mm the kingdom of heaven BOTTLE or Money; semblv will be held at Acadia dining? than shy other song," he said. ithe last viieek in Fohrumis. Rrinrrt- Other present-day evangelistic l SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 2i.-Af-' entativcs from l'~~ “tui-"ih" i iliiiri Piv/iiiitx-s nrc "Old Rugged Cross." ‘ter- n two days‘ inquiry by the city‘ will bc present. In the Garden" and “Since Jesus lcoroner he has decided on the right-l The flnflillCff-‘i iv i-t 1.. -i-v .‘--“='i<‘=u"¢ 111W M! 500117’

we Rev. George Dibble, a singinl iizclist, has found. He believes the . son is that "mothers aren't the

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