icsirwo " Iliping News

' ING SURVEV ‘\- i OF POWHATTAN

1' day morning a survey of tamer Powhattan, which l: T.‘ It. the South End Terninials. 1 in progress. it will not be Ieted for some time, and lhc i will then be made 35.10 or not. the Powhattan will . A dry dock at Halifax. This lidered highly probnble. - Brothers, Halifax, are now .1 in Dumping otlt tht: ship jwhen the engine rotini is ire-r water, the exact iiniounl oi image sustained will be esti- .. it may be possible to get aunt again.

‘ y people visited the tcrnililals ‘co the Powhattan. viewing tvith a- ' - y the craft whose name has rad so much in the press dur-

1‘ the past. fortnight. _ he crew will remain ili linliiux I their vessel. 150 of tht-ni. llt half the total number, wi-rt- ,sed at Camp Hill liospitiil dur- g Thursday night, the retllnliltlor ~_ eierring to remain un shipboard

. _ . _

' " '»~u»- . .

TEAMERS FIRED ON " ' BY BANDITS NEAR OATTARO, The steamer Molfetta was ro- ently tired upon by bandits from he mountains near Cattaro, Itnly. ; he Molfetta was bound for Ilari, ply, from Durazzo with scrrrlil ' nembers of an Albanian cnni~ » Fission aboard. The steamer called lit ('illl‘.il‘l) , ate in the afternoon of Jilllililfy l5 md sailed the same evening. he channel leading from (at. ro into the Adriatic is walled by The steamer was .der way when a hall of rill-- lots whizzed over hcrbcw licrtlss ~e bridge and through the ringing. 1 fl one was ivoundeo, Iliflrll of lhl ' ssengers being below iii dinner. This Wfls the second ilicitlt-nt of .e kind witlhin u weck, the stcillil 111Pir0, belonging to the saillc IIIlt" ' the hlolfetta passing throtlgh ii 1 iisture barrage on its last visit Cattaro. its passengers, llow» er. were not so fortunate as thi- ,olfetta's, one being klllcd and ' Iother severely wounded. i ————<-o-o-—-—-

ITEAMER ESCAPED FROM ICE FLOES AFTER EIGHT DAYS

ITALY

vi \t‘tcr being hound for cigill tIl|_\'.~' ' e ice floes of Ltllic ilil-higzln. freight stcztlner Sydney (l. V if, entered the Chicago ltivcr. ursday morning and (locked witil .of her crew safe. ()1, llnard lllsn ' re seven 1lit\_n__\vIlll stalrtcll ili‘l"tl.~.~' .51 ice to the stranded sibillnt-l‘ nday and who Ilad been IIIIS>II » ice. _ " - The stccl vessel Alalutttln. I)l‘()I(t rough tllc icc flue and tllwl-ll till» B" to open water.

5 The Woman Who Loved anti Earned

Y JANE PHELPS

I A Modern Story of Home and Business

&0-0-¢\-QQ-¢0-0o~r0o 0w 00-60 evv

AUNT JFELICIA HAS HER - .lsAyl.

t‘II.\I"I"I-II1 41!.

"Did you nnd the UItI girl Ililvf‘ u monkey and pnrrtlt time after I left?" Italic-rt risked, nnd then I’ noticed III‘ had been tlrinkititz.

"I had a very utipleiisllnl liiiltfl“ I replied, with dignity.

“\\'li;lt',l slit- say to you voice was tlilclt.

"Itlvt-lfl-rlllilll: shi- cotlltl (Ilinit tll‘. \'o\v you Ilzivc (‘UIIIP iitilllPfn

"I‘nl not——yoil llt"tlli'l stly it. lint I Ill“! the bojm iilill wl~ went tlolvli town nlitl plzlyl-tl pool.“ cttnlslzlnrl-s _\lu might Iltivc silly- ed with tile?"

“No, tindcl- the \'Il‘('IlIIIHI;iil('.t‘£-'l I

think I !~IIilII play pool DVUF)’ night. Nil-c llIIiI wnrlli tht-ro, cvl-ryIltl/ly jolly.- I Inilt: this

bonrtlinl; lllltlsl. lli-vilisli lllzivv to FIiIV. ll‘ i IIiIlI 2| Ililllll,‘ liki- Wl-cd luti .\Ittrpll_v it would 1H‘ ilffcrcn: lint this pint-e. bull!"

'I‘car~.' l‘liIIE‘tI tiowtl i.'.y l-hcl-ks. Iltlt It“ lzcvvl‘ nlltil-t-tl, .liitl s llnl Ilt\ tvt-nt It) Iltll (ilIlI lF-Il iillllli-tlultl-Lt- ilslvt-p. I! \\‘l|.~ llic l.l<l ' l\\', I tlitlughl, its I wipl-tl lny l-yl-s. I htid cntiurcll t-iltlllgll witllotll hav- ing IlIIli, rtllllc llllllll- IAI tll.lt t-lln- tlititlll.

m .-\tni: i-‘l-lltjin.

"lttlbvrt will scl- tbnt you get yilnr trllill. IIl- Ilil> lltltllitiu vist- ill llil." I lillll Ilt'l'.

".\'il_ nllw tll.li llly tiilV- ~tlp1ior:.- lill‘. I llnvl- Iillll‘ for llzlylllillg." hl- llllIIit‘lt*(I llll(|t*l' III> breath.

1 l-nll nn ililcntitllt l.» hi< ililll- IK'I'I'ZI \\llrd~', or lll IIIS .lllllt‘:; IlltiI\>', 'l:ll \\t‘lli til lIlt- <llll1l HI lily lI~'liIlI kindly‘ lllunril Ilt‘l' ill :ltl_\' .lltll<luu!l Ilfl‘ visit IllitI

IIIIIT‘.

IIIIS llhlrllillg I il-ll I

IIIKIII. l \\'.illi to H111, 1., " "\\'lll' LIHHII. .\llllt l-‘c ' , “Yollr~ If. .tllll Iitlllvr: Y,,,,

Ilii\i' sl-ll. ll.,- .l\\'.l_\', Illl‘ I sllllil

lpultil ll._. Zllllltl Wli-forlt l .141», illllIl you illll Iistl u." . ""I‘Il<*r~- i< no nltctl to eptnll; 11'1". ‘llllt. (ll tnltr.~-- l siiul} list/q, ,1, ‘Ii Ill \;L_.7‘t_'

M; ll

"var

YTO TAKE ANOTHER CARGO SOUTH

‘ TIIO S. ‘S. (‘zlllzltlizlu I'lllII(‘t'I'l lvilich attired lit Nciw York rln Jill]. 1rd, from Iiuunes .-\_vr<i.-. \.1l fiirbadoes finished ilisclinrging ill-r ‘rgo alt New York and snilcd inst unday for Halifax will-rl- slll- will ad another cargo for IIl(' South. he is a 5115181‘ ship of the Flllllltlinll tlvetiturer which ivas ill ('IIli|‘Itii' town ii couple of months ltcil.

Y "IANSPORTS BEING

RE-CONDITIONED FOR REGULAR SERVICE

Th0 full Red Star Lino .'\llI\\'l‘i'])- iew York service with the Ame-ri- an steamers Kroonlzlnd, and Fin- lnd and the British sit-timers Lap- lnd and Zeeland will be IWHIIIIIIFBII lter February 25, the IHIWTHI- one] Mercantile Marine (‘onlpnnyq ew York announced _vcst<-rtlli_v. he Kroonland and Finltinti arl- Ill-- .g reconditioned in New ‘forll lipyards, and the Zeelnnd in Eng- lid, after serving through the ivzil- I transports. The Zeelantl was town as the Northland during tho iriod of hostilities.

FOR SALE

Heaven & HeII-Sweticnborgs eat work on the life lifter tlorltl: ld a reni world beyontl. Ovcr 400 lies, only 26c postpaid.

U. LAW,

W. 486 Euclid Ave. Toronto

aluable Farm For

l offer for sale lliy tliriu ill‘ TI) "es pi’ choittc land slttiatctl on IIIt‘ ‘on Road 5 miles front (‘hltrltlllo- vn. 50 acres of which is l-lmlr. c ‘balance covered with it gnllll lwth oi‘ lumber. Th1» ]ll‘tl|I(‘l‘Iy is ll watered. having n IWVOI‘ .l-

spring ncar the tluiitlings l~ n splendid. pump in Iltillst‘. ‘filt- rlling house and burns ari- nil lIl i. class condition anti il rnrt- nce is afforded somctlno tn lit"-

Y ll “-"'.l III‘ 1-11111-1‘ :1 tIt-sttrlltl ill‘ .1 llivilrl-l l v. lllliill

IIVItlYt‘ 'llllil_\' _\-»lr- 1'1! I)\'t‘|' joint" IltiitI. it \\Ili| l >"ty'"

Iit“\“l ll lllluwr 1iIl'I .i.<:tllli<!l till-ili I IIIIIIII lllrl =1l- ill‘. Silo wililt-ll a lilllIIIPIII. thou wcnt on:

"You ‘Ilillk ylltl I‘.ll'l liiil'i'_\. llilil :11 on

plcllut‘.

tltlilli: just ili _\llil ' 111' your IIIISIIIIlIII, I llllly

iolli-ll, Iltll zl lvtlinllll sill -~'.- illllrrvlllg utll<-.<.-~ ¢~Ilt- lull-nil,- to lll- it wiil- .\nll

"\\'ltil .\ItI" it i~n‘t Ili'il

\'lll| milling lllllltlll’ ' l.lr you to ilirlllii

lnl- Itt-thllliv l \- wll (‘IIIIIII lllll iillklrtl in cnllrt: ll ylu ntlv long. l-l‘. I lIItI lily b~~t 11,, ylltl 11., 1H,,“ us l 4‘!l|IIiI without i,y..,, 1,411,"; Ylltl Illiow ll \\il.‘~‘ not lt.llli~rl who

was ]li|_\Iil_L5. Iilli I runnlll (Ill lliuri- tllilil lily .\'iII:t|'_\' will allow,"

"No lllll- wants you to. I alii Yrltv I"‘=ll1_\' lo It‘ii\'i,‘ _\’()II, l thought l ivas llclring you by staying; that ytlti wclw- lllonl- wIir-il ItoIlt-rt ivns ‘11>111:t~d ill Ilo out. nild that I was r-illllpllliy for you."

"ItnIlt-t-l IiiiH zlltlt Jll-l-n IlI)II_L:6(I to Ilc out. IIc i< out Ilt-rlittst- he \\'2llII.~i to Ile.“ I wns still angry, ililtI tool: no pains to hide it.

“i tltltl‘t IJIHllI" llitn."

“of "'""'-*'“ .\'tllt don't! I‘:V(‘II if 11" '_' "III‘II t-nllligll in stlpptlrl ">- 11" -< yolt,» llcphmv. l 111,11“,

11" rot-lot horn-sit,- b)‘ IIIH IZIPIK of buslliwa: ltl-ttlncn. lli- sPPlllq to Iinvo tlIlstlltiit-Iy none." I

1] 11c ‘~\"IIItI IIIIVI‘ .~‘ll[‘]lill'it'li yin, "1 1'41," 1W1 Null il-t hinl Iil till» Ilvlrlillllllc. Illlt jttt llt- r-‘ltiltilfl t‘iii‘li clllltiuil for sin-l, ,, 1‘,,,,. 1.111,. as yiltl :.."ll. Such t'IliiIlt'.~; in yln, \\t*.lll‘ fir?‘ 1lt‘_\'lilltI lllqsl young tlll‘il 10 llii‘lll<ll. lllld you Il-‘Oll rolltt-nt-

t'tI ill :l.lrl silllplv. giro l1,,1,,.,-1 1, 1mm". Ill» \\")IlI11 not now llt- llut (II n jot): llciilli-y" \\'iIl|]I| 011,013.;

_.|.l\< Ii'.'II pu. .lIlo\<~ lliltl. so lith- lill-Z EI\\'iI_\' Ills linliiititln ll i< ,1]

.\‘lltlr fzlttll. lilll Ills.“ O _“Ill‘l| >IIO IliHI IIl]I:»Ill'tI I lvfl tilt‘ Ytltlili illltl IIIt‘ Illlll~.l- ,,,11,,,,,1 ill-tutti ‘li('i|I\'Ill'_". l tIIII Iit,1 11111,. tipt-tt li._-' lllotllll illr fl-nr I \\'(lll]||

.-:.'lv >YIIIIFIIIiYILI l illltllti Iii‘ tort-ill],- . 'r_»' for I|l‘tliIl\|, 1 m”. W 1mm, Ain't‘ till. ~-ll-- illl- IIIII. .iIl‘I 11.11,. t-rl .~' alutli.

Tomorrow-Gerry Talkcs it Over with Mary.

se a property of this killd. pply Harry Henderson. on [iitlll

5E NJ. CARTER. Ailt-litllirt-l‘

dlMEsatwedii.

NOTICE

le annual general lltflvtilli; of P. E. I. Division ili‘ the Navy rue of lCanuda will 'III' hcill in devy League Institute on lvrll- -1 By the 5th Febrttilljv llcxl ill p. m. for the election oi of.

I for the ensuing year and ‘aneral transaction oi‘ ilnsln .11. members are réiipvvtlllll)‘ in to attend. girder.

w,‘ J. A. MATHIESON,

' President y; J. O. HYNDMAN,

‘ Hon. Sécrelary _ liilumli.

1., _. i,,,

lintll-l'.~ll‘gr.ll,| n - ' -. l5‘ w‘llitllz ‘Ill supply lII|i| llvlivl-r ill \'I‘I‘ll()ll ltlvvl- (‘lltirrli fill or IN‘- ftlrc A ril hi, i920 tht- I')II.l\\'Iii_Lf

tiGSJB-illll-‘ME-II.

-<».\&_._.

"Don't yon think until-l" tlic l-iro

Ill tht- llltlrliing I sziill g»-:l=lilj.'l> f‘

IIIi.t'. l hull lllli rnll till,

It"i'II prtl- ‘ ltlugt-tl .l::ll .~hl- v.'.l.< ttllt IIH’ illt).~l ' ltlzrl-unllil- ],\t'l'~'lill illlncinzllllc, Iltli t IiilIUiI Ill'l‘.

Ill soul. \\‘li_\' I was illllilll-il III‘ Illilllll- llllr. .ltt|llltil.:il I know ~Ili\' IllIiI II-lhblll; lit tIo \\l|I] |tllll-~' ltl~iiltt Ill 1ll>.~‘:lillll. \\Il.lt <hl- hntl .<;lil Iili‘ niuilt lli-lnrl- l‘iiIIIi'It'tI .\l'll-t' llobi-rl IIIIII lvtt 11>‘ s=ll<- hull i'l‘!iI.'ti'I\'t‘iII . "i .tnl .,;.lI ltolll-l-l wlnt llul in;

m‘ was CHARLOTTETOWN GUARbIAN

{we-Mo

' IIINTS‘ roll i,

The Motorist

av ALBERT t_. ciouau 1

" ' ' “ hill-it‘ Flltfilll; Ill FY1111‘? EKNYIINI 15- sttlrlors ili Island racing tire tlrivcn _ lly their ten by Mr. James Pentsergzts’. (Sec- um 11,115 gym-nod 11,9 greafegt mm,-

l SUSPECTS WEAK VALVE l SPRING

C. W. K. writes! Ilflvll ruti about 700. In starting lll t-lilllll 1i IlIII nil’ "III-fhlkl {Ilflkefi n Hllfkllll; sound and tint-s not glvi- propcr ptlwcr. ll sccliis (IS

1 lllillliill 11H‘ V1l1VP~_5l>Y_1"8$ “"‘1“"Ifllit.-ti course of ilt-tiun was ntltlptcti‘ \\'t"ilIi 1IlI11 I illll thinking of re-1um1 1,111.1 ,.v,,,.,.,,,,1 1,1,1 n1: lIlt'lll. \_\'hllt do you uti- Thi- nit-cling Wils 1ircsitlctl 0V9!‘ by Atlswt?" 1i -‘“'5'1"-"' "My Major Ii. A. .\lci\'inn<ln who hlid but

strange lntictsl titiit you should have vilvc spring troubles after so shor. a tisc of yon,- C111‘. XVctik valve springs would bc more like- ly to i‘iiili~‘r irrcgtllzir running than such lll-lillli as you dcscrilic. A (‘llllllllilil rziltso of tha silt-king sound, ytnl rcfcr to is IIH‘ fziilurc llt‘ thc l-ilgilic to ilrt~ ivlicti the throttlr is lvilcly opened tlutl this 'l.< t-:ttlst\tl.lly the rurilurctnl" glv» inl; till ivcllil ii mixture ilI tllll IIIFOIII". ' \\'ltil goslllinc silt-ll its II ]II(‘éil'l‘i , lllnltlst any cllgiilc li|II\' on hills alitl IIILEIKL‘ Illi- itllllitI. you .‘ ~ibl-, if tho mix‘ ttlrr. is greatly too weak at opcl: tIIVIIIIIP. You can test ytlilr valve '< ll‘ llll~ flllliltrillg; lltzlullcrt Illl’ "llglllfi running. IiII\'(’ c. 'Il'I\‘l‘l' iiIl1] Inscri it Iii‘- =I:<- -('l)II\‘ of a spring ill < .- ll \\ll_\' its [U strengthen tlic spring. ll this makes ctighie .\']li't‘II up, lllc spring is ilr-allt.

TROUBLE WITH STARTER DRIVE ~

. col/ts - ,1, wflAT5 0P

A. McL. writes: i‘l‘t‘l‘Il‘lI\, llly .\'Ii'll‘it'l' llirli tht- l-lliziilt- i|\'l'l', , - IlI'i'lIl' run, but ,; 111,11.- not 10 1"‘ 111111‘ ‘til l-rzln], lllc cli- '111lI.~: li"lltlllls\ ‘Iiiill tlstlatlly “‘1‘.t-ll lirst starting tllc "IILIYIP -'ii\"l zlftiil- it Ilils ilcl-li ili ‘IIWIVIIIoZi IIIt'I'l‘ a lltl lilI‘IIlt‘l' l11111‘.'nil_v. \\'h.lt is ylIll‘ lrltillic‘! t Answer} You do nil‘ slatt- ‘what l_\'1ll- of sttnrivi" yours is. but

ll‘ it is IIIt' kind ill wliit~ll ll 1iinltlli

I lllonl: tlitl

Minartfs Lirliment cures (‘Iiphtflcrm Now lh's is iicnp Yclir. null IIPLII‘

I will,

‘il-nilitr. trill b-l ITITPIVIH] l,_,- ,1,,_.' Friday.

tlll‘il I-‘rllrli- ,

lnlitlllts of itllnbt-r: ~-

BOARD MEASUREMENTS, 1

Illitlt fvrf. B: >']il‘lli't‘, l'l fin-l l.lnl:. 3041" l' -i-i .r I. <IYI'III'I'.I‘I1\"‘I Itlllii. Itltt‘) ft 1'1, I.\ I. “IITIIPP, Iii flit-t I'll”; 5000 lt-t-l IXIIl 171' tivci‘. H fccl IIIIIK. 'I‘c|ltIt-r-' ill spct-lfy cost llf viii il

_n-:nount SPIIPTIJJPI).

F. Di- MQGLNGAN, P. P., Vt-rfltln Iilver. l’."lt2.f_.

.11

' spunk for ytiurlfeift

.\Iy car has; Iiillil patrons til’ the sport yvzis held llzlst. Nltirch in J. Stilnlcy \\‘cdlock’s Ufflit‘ lit thnrluttctuivli, and i1 de- districts taking pllrt in the sport, ivhile the (lhlirlottetoivn Driving whirh llttt cliill is holding its ivcelily meetings

TRACY REVIEW 0F HORSE RACING ' IN PRINCE; EDWARD ISLAND

(The folloii-ing rnry review of

IiilIlI (Illilllg the past year is writ~

rctury of the New Annun Race l,

‘Frill-kl nlld published ill the Ani- gihle 11mg Matty good stillllolts have been Z-T

olltllloil sllltvloils

tl'Ii‘1II'I lltlrsc iirl-l-del- of January 2114i l ii

'I'Ilt- tltri’ racing- scuszln of last yinr on Prillvl- IQIIWJTLI Island wits

A larger tluluber of

villus yclil- and Iizltll tie-n" Provilicli were lowered. A nit-cling of truck secretaries

recently returned from slarvirc over seas and who is the liiost enthus- iastic and influential patron of the sport in the “Llind of ilcd Clay." Such veterans as BX-Niilyftl‘ I’. S. lilnllvn, Ililillllitliiii Kelly and others (1 \VI‘]'t' present, and gave thti novices the tips corned by long cxpl-rlt-iicc. ,1

Alntinec races were held the Charlottetown track thrOlIE-Iwlll thr sululuerj bcgintiing t-nrly in Jill)‘. and iIll‘ incctlngs wcrc largely llIil'!It;"iI. A5 n IIHIIIPI‘ of flit-l, liilr- 30>. racing is lllc spill-t SlI])I'i‘!lll‘ on

to the Island bcrlllic inoculated with the speed itirus. only ltl be- (‘OIIIP its cntlitisiastlt: ovci- Iluriiess 2_ rating its tllc ilativc Islaiiulcls. All zltitlllntlbilc drivc to thr races c1

. lrsttlotlctl with olnltlt- 3'1‘ tlt'llt't's and iiitii t‘\‘t'l‘ AFQPII ,i1,1~,il-p 1,1111 fir trt-cs most l-criltilily hits an t-tfrrt on the sllIl~t‘\)IIi'l‘i0IIs 11 llIIJitI of lIlc visitor, lllc toptlgrliplly ili thc l-tltllltry 1)I't'.~'l,‘illIII,‘1 ll I‘ll‘.lIlI'1lI purl’. t-ffcl-t, and no visitor to tllt- Is- land cvl-r fortlcls It.

:\IIII lllc l‘ilt‘l'- ll'iI('I\ zlffllrlls tl IIIY/Illt‘ alppc; ' ll-c tlr. l'.l<'t' dlly WIIII II.~ [lllrltt-c‘ iIIIi\tIIIUI)IIl‘>, with

int: lttul tIFIIlIiIiIg booths with its lli>1<|l1.1tlltis gllllic-tlfl-Iiziiicc nlcli and 1,, \\'i‘.'ll its lliilily other sitlc iliIFZlCr ,_ lions. 'I'Ilotlgh I111‘. I'il('t.‘S ;Il't‘, of .'.'1lIl‘<\' tllc ningllct and IIlt.‘ lliuin at 1,1

l-.l intll n lIIIIlIiliiIFt’ tfuticy 151411111. X

icclcd with iIlt‘ llulitlay spirit tnust he dull inllcl-tl. K

TRAGEDlES AT FAMOUS SWISS WINTER RESORT

cent yciirl-l and (IGVOIODIIIGHIEI In spctld in island rliclltg may be look- ll lilost siiccessftil one from every oil for l1, the comparatively near '\'It‘\\']I(lIilI. [inces- were IItItI than ili any pro- the trotting nier at (lharlottetown, Sutnniersidc, and tht- pacing rcctlrd for the "Gar- New Annmh KenMng-lon, qyionmguo, Kinkoro, Tryon, Alberton, Garfield, ltlvcrtlale and Georgetown. and will- ter racing Is now many ice racing clubs ili tho rural

future,

lIlt‘ i019 spoil on a sound basis. 11v“. 11,8 1.1111,,.1,,,,-0 111,19,‘ ice 1,0,1. able stables, now coming ltito gen crtil use iii order to Iicat out oItI King Frost ili this northern lati- germorh Rev, G, 11,3 Taylor, tilde.

ord horses took marks during the 1919 season of racing notably Lois

John IL, 2.20%, iiongoiti 2.21%., Wili

Charlottetown, ivbere he was sop- iFBtBI)’

thrllncii n Iifliilllilll] ]li\l'Ii~III\'I‘ t'i)IllI- 1mm New Hampshire by A. D. Rug. -- farm 111“

.:litl Ullt‘ \\'Illi tlzlvs not. I)l't‘()lIIt.‘ in» us, ,8‘

JERUSALEM SCHOOL

1 bcilig established zit Jerusalem a (IIENIEYV-‘i. ~13"- _39-"‘Dav“5' m? liertiianclil British School of Archw- lliniotls Alpine wliitei" resort, has 010m,’ both m 1.1.31" archaeo1og1flts_

A very grout tlinliy of the race respective owners who

e1‘ of thrills in the shortest pos-

nptlrtcd from tho Stall-s ili re»

Racing was held the past sutn~

in full swing

A number of heretofore no-rec-

iiy 2.1814. Man (frescous 2.19%. i"

ic Aubrey 2.23, Kenlniali Aubrey; p

S9

last start oil! tile season at tltncd 171/4. P] ‘Ilols GUY. 2.1811’, is a. beautiful iestllllt trotter and was imported

of Kensitigton while Dongolu 1,4,, iby Dongolu 2.05143, made u m tionnl will at Kensingtoil Iii S, le 2.40

race. lie was m

liltire by

'. She has negotintcti halves in th

Shepherd, Cleveland, preach.

TheyForward Movement Campaign A Four Weeks’ Programme

February l-Foreign Aspects of the Appeal. February 8-—Suininary, amICalI for

January l8-—Day oi Intercession. V The World Situation. January ZS—-Nafiotial Aspects oI the Appeal.

LETON OFMFLYIIIII REPTILE MAY * THROW LIGHT ON AI-IRONAIIIICS

Tile specimen was found by Han- oi‘ a huge flying reptile probably dcl 'i‘. Martin, curator of the geolo- niusium of Kansas Univer- sity in the chalk beds of the Smoky Hill rivcr of western Kansas. It is believed to be the only mounted specimen of a pteranodon in any American museum.

$100 WEEK OFFERED MACHINISTS TO GO TO UNITED STATES

TORONTO, Jan. 28.—Shlp build- ing comliitfies in ‘the Delaware iliver district of the United States nre offering Canadian mechanics $100 a week in hope of making good the shortage of labor which exists ili their yards, according to Mer- bort Lewis, Secretary of the Local Union, international Association of containing this offer came from union otllclals of Baltimore, Md., Secretary Lewis

ST. JAMES CHURCH 1'1 a. m. sermon, “The Extension

of the Kingdom." 2 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p. m. sermon. Wrong." All Welcome. Minister Rev. l)r. Fuller- ton, '

“Ambition Right iilili seats‘ free. Visitors

ZION CHURCH

11 a. m. sermon. 2.30. Sunday

School and Billie (Jlzisses. 7 up. Ill.

METHODIST CHURCH

10.45 to 11 a. m. Prayer Meet- g. 11 n. m. sermon, subject, "'I‘he

worlds Greatest Giver." 2.30 Sun- day School and Bible Classes. 7

m. “Consecrattoii. Reception ser<

V81‘ i) 9 -. O Jgkglclzrlllaoiflfitfiagg 011:1 vice and. communion at evening lsixteeii feet from tip to tip but be-

nd he proved hitliself n most consist cnt performer, winning 3 out of his cIgIlt races and being ili the motley in all of his other starts. Me made Print-l.- l-ltiwurtl I.~‘Iil1l(I and tourists 1,1,,

rvice. Minister Rev. G. W. it‘.

Glendenliing.

BAPTIST CHURCH

11 a. ni. Fellowship i'or service.

m (knorado L" 1n 38380 fecglogkaglillrfiégfi-rgsliiz): 1legs. and a more stump of n tail.

‘enclier Rev. C. R. Freeman. ST. PETEWS CATHEDRAL

‘Septltagesinia Sulida-y. lloly colli- tlniou 8 and 11 n. m. Siindliy

rhool lilid Bible tfliisses. 2.30

_ W0,“ ‘P11111115 1"‘ presem Evensnng. 7. Rev. G. I. Foster rec< lccurll iii his first livlleti aintl driven by 'i‘ytidule Selli- plc. bltt IlfiS-SIIICB become. the prop- I'I'i._\' 0'! '11. (J. Pldgctt of (‘Iiariottc- town. Kcniliiah Attbrey, 2.26 is a prilziiisiiit: young pacing Captain Aubrcy 2.07%, (son of Pet~ 11>‘ 1111131‘ 111-11 ‘1“11*'111I=7- “‘1'1' 11-‘ m“ cl" the Grout, 2.071s.) and is owned m, by Edward fStcwtart. of French Itiv- m

r of the Church of the Good Ohio, WIII

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

4th Sunday after Epiphany 11 11.;

Morning prayer anti Holy cum: unloli. Address ‘by ‘two liiynien o! e congregation. 2.30 Sllndtty

tit‘). School and Bible Classes. 7 p. m.

Plans for

the 1920 season are Evening pratyer iind

sermon. Our

Wally lttttlt-i" with Krnainstott has (‘llurcbes Distant ObIIgdiItJllB. lit-cl-

lrllvlitill. I11" t§!'"II11i1-‘-"1"' 11'"11~“1""1‘1 i'IilIIII(‘(I Jilly 14 for Its date ivhile 1,1~ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

t‘\V .-\lill.-n will bold forth on Aug-

JAMES PENDERGAST,‘

. , 1 cllsiilglton, i. Ia. I d“

OF ARCH/EOLOGV

Itcv. II. I). Iinyltiollll.

ll a. service. 2.30 D- m- 31111‘ y School and Bible Classes. ‘SALVATION ARMY

licguliii" Sunday services at uslilil

LONDON, Jun. 27.~'I‘Ilerc is now limits-

PEOPLES CHURCH

_ creature's flight which is planned

i

‘JANUARY 31', 1920.

New York, Jtin. 2G-—The skeleton

the largest flying creature that ever existed ivllich ill its prehistoric day iviis as wide ranging an ocean tr:i~ veller d1) a modern seiiplain, has been placed on exhibition at the

American Museum of Natural Hist- ory. SILILI)’ oi’ tllc mechanics of iii-z

by scientists may throw light on the practical problems of aeronautics, Is i5 declared. _