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WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-Statistics

made public by the Civil Service Commission, disclose that one out of every ten candidates for enrollment

FEEDS

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|in the federal dry army has failed R

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FRINGE EDWARD TDDAY $§’,§_

"EGR . TAL_KIE

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to pass the honesty test designed to keep crooks out of the prohibition

Examinations conducted during the

past. twenty-eight months have re- sulted in the ousting of eighty-five undesirables from the rank and file m

elimination of more than 500 others from the list of candidates for dry positions. These agents and appli- cants have been eliminated for cause because of their failure to pass char-

civil service commission Addition of the eighty five veterans to the lon; list of dry agents fired for delinquency, misconduct or graft brings the nine- year total since the Vfilstead Act was passed well above the 1200 mark.

LEAVE FOR CANADA

(Special to the Guardian LONDON; Aug. 3-High Commis-

sioner Larkin wlio is going to the Hague as Canada's i‘cprcsentati\'g at the reparations conference was at

Waterloo Station this morning to sae Mrs, Larkin and Miss Larkin off to Canada. The Rt. 'Hnn. Winston Churchill. and the Hon. L. C. M. S. Amery and their parties were on the same train. Churchill’s son looks forward to achieving one of the dreams of his life in Canada, that is to follow the track of General Wolfe up the St. Lawrence. to climb the Heights of Abraham. where Wolfe climbed them and then to stand on the historic battlefield where the des- tiny of Canada was decided. Mr. Churchill will stay a day in Montreal and then go to Ottawa and Toronto. Mr. Amery goes straight out west and will be climbing the Rockies. H: will not reach Ottawa. until October.

Admission prices to motion picture

theatres in Sofia, Bulgaria, now range from three to 14 cents.

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Central Guardian

Sacrament of Th Lord's Su ill be do c d me th mr ppb? W Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mecuirk, Mr.

p nse e k, urray

. d M . L6 M Ii h , J Ili . iver, on Sabbath 11th.- Services at BEM kts d 1?/I ul€n;?a;n sam; _R.iver_

_ P c an ae . y. m

§1O`:f,h::;a§3oén§re§§€E_f§:_ Tsvgcgg from Boston, Mass., and are visiting

' frie ds and relatives on P.E.I.

connection it might be said that her

n West Kent School this year and

Among the outward passengers on

Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. E. S Burleigh, of Ellerslie, on a motor

tour tliroukh the New England States.

S D U CELEBRATION-C011t1'lb

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-The

BRILLIANT FAMILY-It is inter-

omae e gestmar

~ ‘ lthc Rev. Bruc

PERSONALS ‘at St. James Manse on their way

uicd cars are requested to be at the __i‘_e__51 _ 4 _ _W d d d_ Miss Clara Kigglns, daughter of

11 a_m_ §:I,;u__sd§yfn e nes ay ,7'0l?76;Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Higgins, was

operated on Monday for appendlcitls at the City Hospital.

Miss Velda. MacLeod,_ who spent

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su _ te th __ in th _ the past two weeks at her home le

e Us o no a e recen

Saturday morning by motor en route

atriculation examinations Miss Mar- to Prmcetow New _m_sey_ she Wu

of the Prohibition service and the garet Black, daughter of Mr. and accompaniednoy Mrs Frank mek"

Mr . , . k , - nescis iftiilggirahfcetgiiinfiiztiiiig springfield' Wm Wm VM' her “muy nd als d th hi h ks in in Jamaica Plain. Mass.

and to conduct the anniversary cer-

iierkbrothcr, Harold, led in grade 7 vices at the Presbyterian Choroh__ cr . Miss Margaret also led in grade Baddecm 6_3 on Banda),

10 and won the Governor Generals ‘ '

medal, This is quite a feat for one new Robert Johmwm D_D__ of mf family' and the young pe°p]e are W tawa, Mrs. Johnston and their dau-

be warmly congratulated' _ i ghter, Miss Clara, were the guests of

e and Mrs. Muir

back from Shaw’s Hotel to Nova. Sco-

Miss Ethel Taylor has arrived home nm

from a most enjoyable visit to Mont- real' ` Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burkins and

two daughters Ruth and‘Leono, ac-

Mi” GW” T“Y1°’- R N is h°m° com anied E Rayner Fi-idoiin left

Mrs. Frances Stevens from Truro, Pownal visiting ner sister, Mrs. H. C. -

cn B "ISM to he' parents' Mr' “nd yestgrday moihing on return to Som- Mrs' G'H' Taymr' Upper Prince crville. Mass., after spending a week Smct' on`Prince Edward Island, the guests

of Mr. and Mrs. George Carver.

, \

Br°“'“' Ft the `Q“°e“ H°t°l' Miss Hazel Stems spent, a few days

. with her sister, Mrs. A.. L. Dunlap.

Mrs- S* Wyme' Hm§b°’° Sweet' She left for Cape Toi-mentine on

who has been visiting in Cove Head. Mondoy_ Mm Sums is tho dwmggn has returned mme and speak’ in at the State , Hospital. Haverhill, gmwmg terms °f the Pr°5p°r"'y °’ th” Mass., and is on her' vacation which Place °f which she is “ muV°~ she will spend with her mother, Mrs.

'i' Charles Stems, Souris, P.E. Island.-

B.R. and Mrs. Hooper and Master Moncton T,-,n5¢,»ip¢_

David Hooper, have returned to Lon-

don, Ont., after a short holiday with KING, ATTEND; T0 BUSINESS

Mr. I-loopers mother, Mrs. David C. __

Hooper. (Canadian Press)

LONDON, Aug., 5.-Because of

Mr. George Snelgrove, of the C.N. commued good prog,-egg the Kms

R.. P-C<>0mPBHi@d bl' MIS- Bnelgrove. had been able to transact _business have returned from a pleasant two pe,-g°m_11y during me past fgw dwg Week-S' VBCSUOH in KIHBSIOH. 01111. and has spent several hours at his

-i desk dealing with matters previously

Mr. and MIS- H&!‘0ld MCL€lIl 03' handled by his secretary. although

Charlottetown have returned home he has not been oumdo Buounohom eller spending their holidays motor-_ Palace since his last operation. 'ri-iis

_ ina thr0\1sh'different- Paris 0! the ' was said iugeuf to be due ui unsuit-

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f~ 4; ~»_/.;.~;- .el

Island. ` ' _ able weather. It is now thought the

` X108 will be able to 'make the journey

Z.fr. S. T. Gallant. chief of the fp Sandringham Palace within the

local branch of the Department of next two weeks in order to carry out

- Fisheries left yesterday afternoon on mg original plans of spending the

a four-duly inspection tour of the summer gt N0.-f°1k_ ` _

westem part of the Province. _

~` DAME FAWCETT DEAD _

Mrs. Arthur Stevens of Truro, _Mi-. _ _ i

N.B. Marvin of Wolfvillc, and Mr. LONDON, Aug., 5.-Dame Milli- George Wood, of Halifax, arrived in cent Fawcett, a leader in the suffi-gg. the city on Saturday to attend the" ist movement died here early this funeral of Mr. F.J. Nash. morning,

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_ AT

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MIB. ABCHII DICK

"IN

(High River. Alto. Times, July25) After A courageous struggle for lif»e_

health, extending over four

months. Mrs. Archie Dick succumb- ed to acute heart trouble and died on the morning of July 20. Her ear- iy death ieavu bei-eived iiei- husband. one son aged ten. her parents. Mr. and Mi-s. ' menu-d nrquiumn

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and

of Charlottetown, P.E.I., two sisters.

amen Johnston of Calgary and Ness of Los Angeles. An uncle.

Mr. hu. Fnrqulurlon and aunt. Mrs. Fred Blake are residents of High

Mrs Mrs.

River. . Fu ral services were held from the home on Sunday, July 21, at 3 p.m. Rev. George Biddle, of St. Bar- nabas, Calgary, ofliciated and ex- pressed with bcautlful sympathy and understanding the great grief sus- tained by family and friends, and the promise of ii future reunion. The pall beams at the funeral were

E.F. Thompson, F. Brazil, H. McMil- lan. C. Farquharson, F. Blake, Cap- tain 'Dext/er. The floral gifts were very beautiful.

Hosts of friends were present from

the town and from the entire foothiil country to share in the sorrow of the bereaved ones. The valor and courage with which Mrs. Dick fought for recovery during her late illness. was an enjoyment in the world about her. Her circle included friends from far and neg: and her hospitality and kindness were unbounded. She leav- es uniold bright memories of kind deeds done and happy hours spent in her company. Mrs. Dick, whosg maiden nam was

Mildred Farquharson, came to High

eighteen years ago. Fourteen ago she was married to Mr. Dick.

years Archie

Stock _Quotations

HALIFAX. Aug.. 5.-Quotations

furnished by Johnston and Ward Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK EXCHANGE

history for the Province. In this Rem w_ Bruce Muir M booked to _

_ address the Presbyterian summer

acter investigations conducted Hy the ._Siste1‘. DOFOUIY. led in Bride 6 W01'k school at canoe cove on Wednesday

Atchisn, Top. 3: Santa. Fc. Ry. . 260% Am Can Co. 168% Arn. Car & 1"d-fy. C0. ..."..." 100% Am. Smit. & Refin. Co. ........ 117 Am. Bosch Magneto Co. 0U Anaconda Copper Min. Co, 118% N. Y. Cen. ss Hud. Rv., R.. R. .. 237 Con. Gas Co. (N. Y.) 103% Hud. Motor Car Co. ........... 85 Internatl. Petroleum 251.5 Standard Oil of N. J. ......... 57 Reading C0. ..............-...120 Union Pac. Ry. 70% U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. 179 _Westinghouse Elec. 238% U. S.'Steel ..........,.,,_,____ 311

A5235! ....... ._ 40 Missouri Kari. 8.: Texas Ry, 309 Montreal Power 120 Natl.. Breweries 139% Winnipeg Elec. 77% Steel Co. of Cen. 62% Bhawinigsn ................... 94% Cen- Bwmlhia Cont 34% D°ml111°n Brides 109°/. Massey 1-:mis asv.

Fraser de Co. ................. 53 Chas. Gurd 42 P°W°1' C°ri>°ratioa ima Forcisn Securities 86% Inter Utilities-.4 iw. ai-_ Am. oii me Imperial Oil 29%.

' nuns E

Bank Commerce 301 f Bank Royal 880 ` Bank Montreal I

Sept.

Mar.

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MONTREAL STOCK IXCIIANGE

Market lolwrtl furlkbcd

orcemmua 4. oo.. un Stewart _Joni A Oc., ll

umm si., oiuirioumwii. ,

Qlleted at Closing, Aug. B, Ill.

Ulll MMU ... ... ... ... ... 135 Abitibi ... ... .. A101#-l Pacific Grain ... ... _

Alblwl ...' ... ... .. .. ll mm so an ul no no ce

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Fraser Company General Steel Wares

International Nickel International Petroleum .. Lyall Constiéction ... Massey-Harris Montrea1 Power ... ... .. McColl Frontenac . National Breweries .. ... National Steel Car Noranda . . . . . . ... ... ... -- Power Corporation Price Bros. . . .. Quebec Power ... ... ... Shawlnigan . . . - . - -- Smeltcrs .. Steel of Canada ... ... Simons ... ... .. Wayagamack .. .. .. Winnipeg Electric Canada Malting ... .. Dominion Tar ... Steel of Canada Pfd. cons<>1idated`Gas Radio.. ... ... ...

Alleghany ... ..._..- American Can . ... ... Purity Bakeries ... .. .. Canada Bronze .. ... ... .. Brompton . ... Famous Players ... ... ... ... C. P. R. .. .. .. General Motors .. .. U. S. Steel . ..... .... Bank of Nova Scotia ... L.. Bank of Montreal ... ... Bank of Commerce .. ... ... Royal Bank ... ... ..

_ The llézrkets

(Canadian Press)

to steers was sold for $10.50 and

amund $10.00. Good cows were

to $6.00.

common $10.00 to $11.50.

ing slowly at time of writing. A

were from $10.00 to $11.00 with odd one at $11.50.

_*___

Q PAIGN IS STARTED

81'.

i _ .

_ 3” An nvestigation was started. Ex .endercd Dr. Mcnongld for his

_ Iperts of the public health service splendid address, seconded by Mi-5 *HEAT !W¢l'e called. Surveys have been com- M¢Ka_qk111_ _

plated with the assistance of m

water that are potential grounds

......................... 154% oxoonowo broedmg of mggquitoes. An Chorus: Island Hymn. \

011 spray in ming applied

coax _M hoo ' Th’ '“°°i1“l Wu brouahi to 1. elm

me eu____._dm;nander Joel T. Boone. by singing god sovo the Km*

sept.. ~ » iw ,,,,,,§,,, 'Q ° ’§f:§§““} """’°“”' ‘*¥&~__

_ o ro mo _

Dec. me myii in 1m.aiid a ieegiriiiziigi 5?; ;n:,.m° p°"°“"°l ““d ”.‘°‘"°'

W/» me iunm be ia mo ° '°'°"“°°°’ "‘°°°'°" "lm

’° » ll" “Un I orders to act to eradicate mosquito"

lead in the crusade against incsquit- in wuhgn

_ Dr. W.1". Draper. assistant surgeon An A 1 ' general of the public health service, ing 8,00T°l:a:‘:lsc;im:;y 5 modus- haa been Uflnted two sanitary eg- u gg, now ohm in Bom: mmumfy

139%

13° stewart 1-nu, July mn. 1929-

91 ' sae/.

iia ` ' `

105 a

ass °

163%

212 897 347 305 366

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-Mosquitoes Reading: Her First Ride in an h°~V° bee” 8931118 HV/ll’ with assault Automobile by Miss Bessie McLeod and murder in the vicinity of the' Address on Public Health by Dr' White House for several years and McDonald. ' then they picked on President Hoov- i Mrs,

government departments. They have man and Mm, Mophm was moved

law.

Dee. 146% duclmd meh bum' °! "°““°“° by M” M°K°Y» "°°“d¢d by Mrs.

ii-/. Convention

52 wmpfuing :fauna stewart, swat# 25 Harbour, Fannl1l8bl'0°ll. D°“"ld‘“°n' “3 nonneiieyu Road and smihope 111- 56” sutures, was held in the M0011*

H* A good attendance of delellw-5

from four of the Institutes attended the first session. which was held at 330 p m'

Mrs Fred McDonald of Mt. Stew- rt, assisted by Mrs. :ws Pisoii. Mt. Stewart and Mrs. Morrison, Sav- ge Harbour, presided. The meeting was opened bl' Sin!- g the Institute Ode, followed by

repeating the Creed of the Institute in unison. .

Mrs. James Atkens read an ad-

dress of welcome to thi! V1-‘M118 del' egaios which was fitiingly responded to by Mrs. N. McCormick of Savage

84% Harbour. Miss Isobel Jay. Flnnmf' 51% brook, entertained the audience with

a very humorous reading. ~

B9 ‘.5 94 %

62 '72 45 B5 'I8 25 25 57

166 -. Papers outlining the work of the no several Institutes were read by Mies

“__ Tillie Court, Donaldston, Miss Marion 44" McDonald, Savage Harbour. MiS-‘l 65 Jeanette McDciiaid,_1vi<iunt sicwai-i.

226 These papers showed a marked ln-

72% 'crease in the amount of work car-

ried on as compared to that 'of last year.

Mrs. A. B. Martin, Mount Stewart.

_was appointed president, and Miss ilvfarion McDonald, Savage Harbour, secretary of the Convention for the 'coming year.

Questions and difficulties were

brought up by means of the “Ques- tion Box." These questions were sat- isfactorily ex lained by Miss Schur-

Mouraaal., Que.. aug. 5-cmic mm ,ha w‘;m,_,°,_

receipts 1‘.4l0. Cattle were moving _ A "en, helpful "IL oomemmg slow at steady to 25 cents lower p“°°_"’ °" 3°°_d ‘lmimy °“m°' C°m' daily work, was given by Miss Schur- mon cattle and bulls were 25 cents man she also expresseda doshlo that

50 “ms wwe" O"° 1°" °f 3°°d each institute. write A short, concise

problems that confront us in our

th' paragraph concerning the program

balance of the good steers brought of eMh_month.s meeomgo and fo,._

‘°ld ward it to the paper for publication.

for $7.00 to $7.50 and common cows Mm Ross Ngo” nod a lon/or from 34.50 to $6.75. One lot of about 20 Mro_McDom1d in wmoh me oxorm_ heifers of fair to good quality brought oo regrets for not homo ooh M “_ $7.50. Cahners and culiers were from tend the Convenuom In her mm.

‘3'°° "° “'00 “nd b°l°g“”' buns $5'°° Mrs. McDonald endeavoured to ex-

plain questions relating to the Dal-

Qune a few "me were 1°" “'?5°]d' ton Sanltorium which heretofore

Calf receipts, 4.092. Calves were sell- had not been undo"wod_ -

ing slowly at 30 cents or more low- The ,ut ,nomo of tho prognmmo er. Good calves were sold for $11.50 woo o most interesting demons"-tion £0 812.50 and the best calves at on .-salad Making.. by Mm McPho_u_‘ $1350' c°mm°“°’ °“l"”' d"m)‘°" I'm sure many of the delegatesre- ‘md Uwe” We" ‘md f°’ “'00 "° turned home with many useful and $8.00 with a. few sales as low as $5.50, promo” Ido” in oonnoouon Wm, and medium kinds sold up to $10.00. this uno of oookmg_ Good veal, $10.50 to $13.50. Medium The meeting was then odjoumei $8.50 to $20.00,_common $5.50 to $8.00. ond ,_ very appeuzmg lunch W” Sheep receipts 4,162. Lambs were oorvoo to me oologotoo no on om easier 5 cents or more lower. Good Joyoblo hom. Wu mono

MONTBEAL STOCK EXCHANGE lambs were sold for $12.00 to $12.50 Tho evening ooooion wmoh boom

with the bulk at $12.00. Common at 3 o~o1ook_ Wu attended by B Ingo

lambs were “S 1°" as ‘1°-°°- sh°°P _number of delegates and visitors, and were from $4.00 to $7.00. Ewes, $4.00

the followlng'program was success-

$7.00. lambs good 812.00 to $12.50, muy oomod out; _

Chorus: 0 Canada.

HW’ ’°°°1Pt‘» 3355- H°35 W9” “U” Riecltation: For He was Scotch and

‘W so was She b Mar ai-et Martin

_ . v s _

sal” “ere made *i* '14-0° W $14-5° _ Readingrz Angus McVickcr's Vilit for Sood quality hogs fed and water- by D,-_ ¢,,eon_

ed flat with one sale at $14.75. Bows

Dance by Miss Isobel McDonald.

“U Violin Solo: Bluebells of Scotland]

by Miss Helen McDonald. l Readme: "A cutting fi-om' ine*

wnEN ivrosqurroas Arracx iprisoner of Zend .» o M, _ _‘ noovan Ex'rENs1vE CAM. 1mo,,_ H' y °` ch”

solo: The Cat Came Back, by Miss

Viole Afflec

Morrisonf Savage Harbour,

moved that a vote of thanks be

BUY A vote of thanks to Miss Srhu;-..

for Ross Pigott

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Home oii za-.i _ ` o,T§°wI;;°',;t:;:,y Fxfsgg °!;f‘f_R”"“ Imperial Oil ` 4 _ 29 “_ u y ay B emzmm

-» --- -- '°~ - _ _ the Oddfellows Hall with the Presl-

”‘°“""““ -*‘°°h°‘ “M 'rm /uiiiuii Dau-ici. conventlw dmc. James A. iuacniiiin ._ ..,,

chair. After the i-_eading` of ::;::\_»,u

'by the Secretary, P.W. Tu:-:; :~_

Lean, Bathurst.

'newest' benediet in the C1i:‘_»_ presented v`vith‘a silver vegcio.;

same ordealat. a. recent meer* :__-_

ing forth into the matrimm.:

,RDIICBIBDCC 85 B. 5p‘.'.‘8k€l` at

sent a wreath for his func:-. '_

It was announofd that 1:

steamer arrives.

MacLean.

dry plank in his platform.

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nine days. .

Sunburn

You'll sleep in comfort if '.511

apply Minai-d’s.

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Professional Ca rds

Mark R. McGiiii;'1ll\.

‘ B. A.

BABBSTER, BOLICITOR. ETC. MONEY T0 LOAN

csmmn ami. cmriomiown. PH

McLeod '& Bentley

_,|. A. sauna! W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-M-Y “V Olicez ll0_RIchmond Strict MONEY T0 LOAN

, Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

McDonald &. McPhee

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1. a:'n¢noim.n. 'n. if. Merrill aallusnaa. lirrolmrvs. BTG

KONI! ‘I0 UJAN

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Phone W

following guests were welcciiivf. Hir. ry Wyman, Vice President of :iid no tary Club of Yarmouth, R\_~.~_ ,o

. ia

George Killarri, Yarmouth; B112 Brow.. Amesbury. Mass.; Robert sz. 3 ,,,_

Quincy, Mass.; P.A. Mingle 'f_»g.-,_ Byron Windsor. Montreal; ll Mac.

Rotai-ian Neil D. Macl.o:i.._ th,

.and an"a.ddress by R/otai-1:-_ii Jam.,

MacKee, who had gone thr.~;~i-_ gh,

Rotarlan MacKee' out of .1 _. q.

I tended experience, gave Mr. T-.l:‘I_¢|n .much valuable advice cn lil; 1.~.:r~h.

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The President made nttir; i-any

ence to the death cf the lair ii-in p J. Nash, who made_his lit-: 'u.b‘l

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ary Club this spring. Mr. li._~_\1i1

lan stated that the Itornrii mg

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Glasgow Rotary Club is h.~. ug excursion to Charlottetown iz ~ _~ w¢ nesday by the I-loclieiuga .5 :nu visit is purely unofficial. the -.trim do not expect that the P.c:~=.:-f cm will give any oi'flc‘..-.il reccg:__::<in 01 their coming. The Pi'est.*.er_~. 'now ever, announced that it might I:-: 'rl for individual Rotarians to oe ii thi wharf with their cars alien iii(

The holding of a Rotary picnic I-lib

year was left. in tlie hands ol JJ Leightlzer, J.R. _MacKec. uid Nail li

Regret was expressed at me iliasu

of M.G. MacNeilly, and Heath Mao- Intyre, who are both in the hospital

The speaker of the day was RM.

Dr. Vincent, Pastor of thc Bcptla Church, who took as his subject "rn Country’s Greatest Asset," basinghii remarks on the first six verses of :iii 27th chapter of Luke. where refer ence is made to the widows mite. Dr Vincent /declared the greatest asset of any country is not its iiisziiiizions, buildings, organizations, but its good people who recognize their duty to God and to their fellow nif-ii. Ha spoke of the influence of gum people in the upbuilding of any iiritioii stat ing that if Christ had taught no oth er truth than the value of humaii personality, his life would lmve been worth while. No man is i'e.1llv good unless he fully recognizes his respon- sibility to God. He than rclzved all incident in me iire or W. mains! Bryan, who sacrlnced his chances oi seeming a nomination on one occa- sion becausc he refused to eiimzriaiel

WASHINGTON, Aug., 5--Eniilt

Berliner, invent6r, died Siiizciziy at his home here. The inventor of the gramaphone, the first disc record talking machine and the telephone transmitter, had been iii oiii, about

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