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Pressil-Great scientists of two hem- ispheres are baffled-by the weird abil- ity of Rudl Schneider to_ conjure voices and human limbs from the air. to turn tables and hurl articles o! furniture at randomwhilo securely stressed in a. chair, but Rudl ‘just smiles and says he knows nothing about it.

He. would rather play footballi

Although a successful medium he is not a Spiritualist. He docs not be— licvc in ghosts. He has never seen one,‘ and ‘believes that he never will.

"My Job is motor-cars," he says, "It brings me $15 aweek. but the scien- tists are interested irrmc, ‘and _I am glad to give them all the help I can. 1 don't want to make anything out of it.” -

Schneider is a broad-shouldered, healthy-looking young man twenty-one. There is a breath of the open-air about him. ' He has player-l for many important football clubs. and he loolis more an athlete tharfs medium.

He has agreed to remain in Eng- lsnd tor at least three month's, and a determined effort is to be made" by prominent aclentlatstrfprobe- his sec- "i- HE l! living‘ to submit to the most rigorous and exhaustive tests ever applied to a medium.

The members of the National Lab- oratory of Physical Research under whose auspices he is now in London, are not Spiritualists. ~ They areln. vestigators. The tests. willtake place in a room fitted .wlth fake and fraud- proof instruments. It will not be in darkness. .

‘Zach of the sitters," is ls explain"- ed, "will wear matellic socks and gloves, through which‘ apmild" electric

current passes. So long as the feet of a

the sitters touch the circuit‘ is main- tained, but the moment any move- ment on the part of the sitters breaks the circuit red lights, which arc in full view, are extinguished."

Rudl himself, who is stripped and searched prior to the seance, Welt-g only pyjamas, is controlled bysimilar _ circuits, and. in addition, is held

down by two men as anadded guar- antee. A corner of the seance room is cur-

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‘Tflllnctf’ and it is here that the manifestations originate.

Rudl submits in all goodhumour. he said. "Everyone is kind and interested. and

"It doesn't worry ma", when I go of! into a trance I natur. ally don't know snyihingphenr whhl is happening. ' ,

"Ghosts? no, Tve never "seen a ghost. I don't particularlywant tn‘. and I don't suppose Lever shall. They tell rne aboutvihe‘ thlrigg rhnl happen, of course, ‘but I am used to that now.

Spain expects a bumper orange crop this season.

Pains ‘Ararat Heart Weak Spells Would Fall Over

Mrs. James Vanaiatlhe, Pibroch, Mam, w-riten-“I had pains around my heart, and. auflered with weak, aluotheringapeils. Sometimes I would fall over and would have tobo picked up and put to bed. '

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5110M. Charlottetown, retired from, "Willie, Participation in ‘railroading, a’. the end of November. It is almosil 50 years since Mr. Glllls first began Zrailroading. ‘his initial experience lie- 3 lng with the Denver and Rio Grand: road in ‘1881‘-l885."'Later" he"" wor Jlviih the _Philadelphia Engineer Works and went tov-Novarscoiiaio infill". s blast fumace for tlaesuee: lVOrl-ismt Trenton. The work there occupied two years. He" later went blick. towPhlladelphia. More recently he ltlrocceded to Pennsylvania to re. Dair furnaces. He then went to New Brunswick’ "where he was engaged in railroad construction for "three o;- " four years; ‘ ' _

At the conclusio "orthat workhe "me ‘V? ‘Charlottetown, his native city. where he entered the employ of the Island-railroad in 1gp; 11¢ w“ engaged with Otto Baird. Foreman. and AnIl-IB Mclnnis. in installing the first airbrakas on island cars, 11113 task was completed after two ‘and a half years of strenuous work. The coaches were first given air-brakes. and then the box and-flat cars rc- celved" similar equipment. "LaterMrJGillis "entered - the car shone... which-were‘ then under the supervision of Henry _ Coffin. For, about a decade he worked in the con- ‘ struction of coaches. During a num- ber of years he has been pattern maker, for locomotives. within his entire ‘railroad service Mr. Gillis has neverbeen injured in any-way. The only accident he can recallmappzn- ed some-fifteenycars ago when one- of the workmen was struck by a piece of a rotary saw. and was in- capacitated for several months.

Mr. Gillis is looking forward to his superannuation and plans. to tour over "a; great part or the C. N. R. system. He has devoted more than twenty five years of a very active llic to work in the Island Railroad shops.

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. .On Friday evening. November 29f the lights of the Kingston Baptist; Church shone clearly and soothinglyl across the snow-clad hills- and ihcl roads as if inviting travellers to scek 5 rest and shelter trom the cold and; the storm. Despite the drifting snow

and Tthe bad condition of the roads

with worshippers. The church hail assenybled to act apart two men~ Daniel Ward and Burgess. Newton- in the diaconaie. Rev. WallaceMac- Walker. minister of the lchurch, pre- sided. Hewas assisted byvRcv. A. C. Vincent, '1). .D.. and‘. Deacon Percy, Proud of Charlottetown. and Deacong Stephenl-Ackland- of Kingston, Mini Ackland offering prayer after the] Scripture lesson and Mr..Proud aiterl the sermon- Dr. Vincent additsscrll the church on fthesublect. "Three, Things Christ "loved-the Father. the , Church and the Brethren." Mr. Mec- Walker, addressed thejnewly chosen deacons on the subject: "The Attract- iveness of _Chrlst." Mrs. Richard Maclean presided at the organ, The hymnswere. (l). "How Sweet, Hlow Heavenly is the Sight." i2ll_ "Ye Servants of the lord" and p3). "Go. Labor 0n." In memory of the deac- ons who have been called to the heavenlyservice, the congregation stood with’ bowed heads, willie the choir sang "The Sweet Bye and Bye." Ami- tha laying on of hands. while the newly ordained deacons were still kneeling, the choir sang "Sav- iour. Tby Dying Love." ‘rhe, Lord's Supper was observed. the ncw__deac- one officiating. There was generaljre- gret that Rev. Dr. Bldey and deacons Holmes and Lewis. who were to as-

because o! the severity or the storm. . Following the service at ~.ths Church. the ministers and the deacr orls and their wives and the mem-

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bers of the choir were tendered a banquet. at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Macswain by the wo- men of the cliurch. Mrs. Mscliwaln taking the part of hostess in her us- ual capable and’ gracious manner. The singing of "Blesl; Be the Tie," brought an evening of worship and of happy fellowship to a close.

MARITIMES OFFICIAL VOICES HIS SUPPORT OF‘ EMPIRE TRADE

~TORON'I‘O,- Dec. 4-"f£ you can- not get it in Canada, I agree with the slogan of buying within the lim- plre." was the - central note in an- lddress delivered at the Kiwans Club luncheon. by R. w. E. Burnaby Maritime Provinces Trade Comrnia-'_ cioner. Mr. Burnaby advocated the development or interprovincisi trade

power, and the =speaker was of the opinion that "it was the responsib- ily.of Canadian citizens about this development." "Within a. single s generation." he continued, “the Provinces of Prince Edwardilsland. JNovs Scotla andirlew Brunswick = had- switched over 3from being foreign traders. to being domestic traders." . The complete implementing ol. the a1 recommendations in therewrt of the buncln novel " Consul-sic" would have far-reschingefrecla in the Maritimss‘ and would be a real factor in the 1 Ollflillilum ‘ $39.7 agitation growing out iof _ demession and _ discontent» in they Erovinccs; by the see. - '

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irationallzatlon of thc Harbors of] Halifax and Saint John, new hotels

establishment of a Trade Commis- slon ofilce in Toronto. for the promotion of the sale of Maritime i products and the stimulating of tourist traffic. 'I‘hc 193i) Kiwanis" convention is being held at Saint] John nrxt summer. l

MAY ACQUAINT POPE OF MISSING PRIESTI

TORONTO, Dec. 4.-—Altllough 1 nlore than 100 clues have been oil- cred to the Montreal police the dis- appearance or llnv. Father Foster. director general of tn; Order cf St. Basil, is still unexplained and the

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