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GEHTWEARUIAH Impressions S 0 P w l T H l

f-enrrii si|rsr"~i.~ ,

Binder Tviinef

wi rc. is me Ib.

vupgya 1.110 Sami

, "g calm slmsl, M mug, ronrrs

"'3'.;..fl"-°»“"..“"...‘.l"a..‘3 ‘Z3-* .

llscil

,,,,,0q.` _.ua masiaaf

semi"-

, 3,.-l:venncll~¢0thlakorthili

qui;-ac"|ri¢|-” damandwssiined

g,,5u§:.ehlwlndhg\-¢otab|» “ _ & mancbargedwith

is i llhdommlille

ié§E= iii

tanned

s i

iiiiii. ii;:;§;§l irirffi

IT. I

_Of German

88’

morning, April 19, ICN, aweel: lctleilaeeleotklllfaral

RETIllENTllS

A1’ri_V.e8 AfNeW d

”'°""°"‘ in uuicuiii reaeaaan

l w W Pa mis , '_ ` v-1? mm ville? '__' - /'» A mslsm. aug. s-on may Owner 0f Endeavor For--' Q;

suorsmu-s own-s ?.'“m‘§’§‘.§‘.r"l..“3“§.“$a.’§.‘Z§' Y°"k "“ nfs* Visit an '

pany ohsrsoeviurase rapsniqui pon. a esomeaes urs maiseniiai Slncd 1912

assissai -ensues sum mga. sassisaia. new mnnai you ma- *L ICB Cream SHERBERT

l-!'\lAD¢mak|iU-l0Klnl\°n

§°.=

IIE; ig; $5.

%m®@l\(¢i'Wllfl

larsandoostsos-r.hlrty¢la;\_ lrll-ll.sppearedlnafiel¢ima.rsbal'll-Iarmawei~r.h weedsoat trophy

denlvurg, wished to have with the

pressive figulo, the then septusgen-

iA.PbyCaas'dlan's!pacialWin)

since 1013 when, hs won the

U” “Gum g||l:Al"'1‘wineforsnocosscsdoslbarvea\- ___ uniform. baton in hand. It was a 1110000," ahve Mumoek "Wim: ALSO

freefromimablesnddsllyi.

yous-olde wiihusearly.

€1l:°|:,0¢Na¢|\l_oaivadourseaaen’ssupply,whichweuo

00||m¢ at lowest pdoot

WHOLBSMI

‘ was ui rams oi b ri Insuiuiea. fendvrs ‘ $vrgE:e;aL.yYi%re|ght to your :ixlon an all olden the front

AND DETAIL

_ §§§Es .gt gg' ii-$5523 2 gigis gl °.li§ iii" l`?a§E

55;?

M’°l,_N.°”|._ Thecar e

_noo'i1aiiws°¢Wfnfl°°»b°hrebuyh\s- |P dw

ii, iioniie sr co.

_ electric C UHARDOfI'l'E'lY)WN hon! 01 the

.iii *il r l iii if

la ill

and

of attention. The and put up by

ia attracting sign was su

. r> r..wss.a-4-a-in-is. ohappsn sr cs., me aces a gmt

£7 . - § = |:==,.i Ng .- idgglhothggppggyumsoggung,

PAY TRIBUTE lil ]0URNlll|ST

Statesmen and Former Colleagues Attend ‘FuneralofT.H. lhmddodn

;_..i

f(0.I'. By Guar1lisn's Qpecfal Wllel ofrrAwA, Aus. x.-nisunsulshed ststesmen and former' colleagues stood in sorrow around a bier bank- 04 with flowers as the simple and impressive funeral service for Tliomss H. Blacklock was held here today. The body will be tek- sn to '.i\7l‘0rito tonight and from time to the vllll80 of Campbell-

in Halton County. Ont..

service will be held in the an Churdh. in Campbellville that 'Ibm was hom and from which he went forth to win a news writer and politi-

ill commentator. He died yester- day in Ottawa the scene of most of his work of recent years. At the time of his death he was resident correspondent of the Halifax Her- ald and official reporter of the Eenate. Among those who sorrowed at the service today was Sir Robert Borden. Flor years 0e.nsda's war- iime Prime Minister had been s friend and confidant of Mr. Black- lock. Another friend of many years was Premier R.. B. Bennett and with him was Hon. Hugh Guthrie. Minister of .Nstlce and Hon. R. J. Manion, Minister of R.silwavs. Almlt every member of the par- liamentary press gallery resident in Ottawa and several former mem- bers attended, Mr. Blacklock was one of the senior and one 0! its most pvrmlor members.

The management. of many news-

Plpers were xoprosenwd. Senator W. H. Dennis of the Halifax Her- ald wir. represented by J. B. Rathbone. Senator smeatcn While. President of the Directors of the comic. Montreal, by r. c. Mears J. F. B. Livesay, Genes-ai Mm. leer of the Canadian Press by R. K. CH-megle. the Southern papers by diaries 1.. Bishop and La Presse by Jmoh roi-tier.

- BIRTHS

Evil!-`@l‘T-At the Charloilifown

H°Sr>ir..r_ .ruiy zo. 19:44 is Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Reardon, City, g gon,

Munuaoirsn-Ai ure charlotte- lmm Hospital. amy N, loss. to Mr- and sm. Roy Mui-neshan. city. a daughter.

NICHOLSON - iii urs Prince ni- ffffd I-*land Hospital. on august are. MMI. and Mrs. Ivan Nicholson. a __.

msrmi/ions

_ Brggglrsnsnn -_ OWEN - At the

ence of the officiating clergy-

”‘°“ 154 *Wwe Si.. chsrieiiswwa. gzoglimist and by Rev. .1. M. Me-

-M A.. Miss Ida Thelma Owen flh River. P. ri, 1.. ui Mr. Meauslarid od the civil ser- Ottawa.

DEATHS

~- -l ~ mn *R53* Roxbury. Mass. on

Y 25l»h i934, George H, Begg-5 of

Ml” mv” Heed 44 years.

lex ._ ...r*.af.‘...r..'>i.o...;°:'-.¢..°~.:..°‘ 'dl leave the resumes of Mr. P. v. NM. 104 water cum. this mm.-

8-40 to ei. mutans Basilica. in n. c. osmeisr-y.

_._________

§§”=§ § :§§!§§

reg;

or 8 3?.

" NJ). MacLean I

UNDIITAKQ

EMBALMBB

Charlottetown all . North Wlltlln Phone 10

RandHMatheson` ls Name¢lExpert` For Maritimes

;____4

81'. JOHN, Aug. 3.- announced officially that Matheson. formerly of Sydney. has been appointed freight rates expert for the Maritime Transportation Commission.

His appointment was recom-

mended recsntly at s. meeting of

Mum representatives on the corn on. following its revival after some years of inactivity.

Since graduating from Dalhousie

University in 1920 with s. bachelor of commerce degree. Mir. Matheson has made an exhaustive study cl Maritime transportation problems. He specialised in transportation during his university course and won the two Commercial Club

gi si

0\00|,,-,M901 wulmnm m Amongthelouristsregllefedat im he was aowarsea dur; prlie in i-11° Cwvfllw Nlllml H°W W the Royal Bank of Cu-nd., "ay Dr. and Mrs. H. 0. Sleeves Ind

competition, his subject being “Coal Problems in Canada." For the last

five yesas he has been employed M3* °h“’l’° °'°°““°f ‘"5 7°'

ard

With PlCK! I-hd Bllék. Ll¥\'ilt0d» ' ` steamship agents at Halifax. He 1- "1‘W'° 51° *Wm* Wml “Wi”

has been s contributor for a num- ber of years to Llcyd's List and Shipping Gazette of London, Eng- land, and has engaged in writing bn Maritime shipping and trans-

portation matters.

Prior to entering Dalhousie, Mr.

Matheson graduated from Sydney High School, leading his class in the mstriculatlon examinations. I-le

isasonofMr.a.ndMJ's.D. M. Matheson of Sydney. N. S.

ItalyPlans To Ex- pand' Air Force

(A. P. By Guarillaifs Special Wim) RDME, Aug. 3-Official decrees

published tonight revealed new plans for air force and naval ex- pansion by Italy.

An appropriation of 1,300,000,000

lire-about $100,000,000-will be poured into the military air force 4llri!i¢¢h°n°Xttw0ortlireeyears.

'I‘he decree provides that this

sum be spent during the present and "ensuing years" in renewing, the natlon's air defame forces.

'l'he number cf ensuing years was

not given, but it was generally be- lieved that the expsnditurg, whim the official Gasotte listed as °‘exu»|,. ordinary." will be made our a

taursnt. The distinguishing fea- tures of these neon signs. we are advised by Messrs Ul‘l§DP°l1 do Oo.. are greater visibility and lqwq- guy. rent consumption.

PEEBONMI

MrHlroldWl»tlst!0t¢te.Wl.h

visiting in Gocrsowwn.

Miss Millie Fanning was a visit-

or to the city yesterday.

Bb. and Mrs. H. D. Dixon. Races

Valley. were visitors to the city yes- terdsy.

Mrs. Pearl croken has returned to

the City. after a pleasant vacation :rent in Cape Tcmnentine. Cummer- de and Kinkors.

Mrs. Henry Ryan inee was Laura

Mclileerl has returned to her home in Cambridge. Mass., after a short but pleasant visit in Charlottetown.

M. O. Whitaomlb, Woban. MIDI.

turned from Brackley Beach, P E

first timpression that I shall never orge . The brunsed ‘lnpassive face. the

ulstc. swoelleutly fitting uniform

md with highest decorations by German me alum Amana* cup nm*

. te . 3- &i";.’§f.'......"° §.‘.‘“...'i.° '“‘°"‘”"*‘ “"3 nr. 01...... a......... ..._ IN ooMB1NED FLAvoRs

gig? iii iii

edt-hebatcu

salute-allthis inahotsuntc

But what am thefieldmarshal aathoughrcoted

-sis; dig?

8 _ s§ ?8;

§.§§E ~i§i=E §-§’~§‘ io. $3 U

mind the heat

ching at a press confer-

. same picture:

The suf!oostin¢ heat. of s. hall in a

downtown club into which more xe- presentatives of the mess had crowd- ed than the campsltn management had bargained for. made thc strong- est wince and the weakest leave the hall prematurely.

Von Hindenburg. however, now

dressed in a sombre Prince Albert coat, and preceding his rather fath- erly talk with a deep courtly bow, seemed unaffected by the heat and study atmosphere.

The ¢l-“P14811 address which he

reed from a rnanuscript. interesting though it was for his military curt- ness. did not impress me as much ss did the short. impromptu talk to foreign correspcndenta in a small. familiar group afterwards.

"You think of me as s bloodthirsty

warrior perhaps." I remember him saying. "But I tell you I sm an old man who he-I tasted war in ite bitter dregs. Nobody is more opposed to war than I. for nobody knows it bet- ter than I."

In June. 1029. Kina Fuad of Egypt

visited Germany. All sorta of est- lvlties were arranged i.ri his honor, including a dinner by the law Chan- cellor Hermann Mueller, to which I was invited.

The dinner itself was as etif! and

“th °°_'l°no°l 'sf gffllng' Wm” o" formal as affairs of this kind always

Connor

LU. B-fl! Elwrl. A. Ml., Harvlrd.

has returned home for the sum- mer months. Mr. Ebers. s. disting- uishe_d gra.dua¢0 of Deliiousie Uni- versity, is presently engaged in ro- seszch work at Harvard. occupying the pcsiticp of assistant in the chemical dvllortment.

'Miss Katherine MscNs.lr, teacher

Campbellton. N. B.. was the guest of Mrs. mov.) J. M. Moleod,

Charlottetown, last week, after spendin some day! in Stanhope

and the ouneau I-rome. 1-rar trip

lc P. Ii. I. was a delightful holi~ dsiy. -

Fell Off .Trucle K i l l e dv

--_._

(C. P. By Gui-dian’s Special Win) W'li8'1'VlLl.-E. N. B.. Aug. 3.-one

nd another seriously

iiiigiiii *iil~Hi§ §§sa§§§§§

éesggggg

.gg ge .e

getting s. lift

on the Jackson on rounding a Vilicneu, an om-

t .

were thrown to the ground with the heavy container of gasoline. Joyce's

relatively brief period. skull was fractured and he died in A-"\°"‘°*` d°¢¥*° °“l»l\°Yll°d ID- hospital a few minutes later without l>l'°l>fllll°Il 0! 354.000.000 lin for gaining consciousness. Physicians "navel construction.” said Villeuau's condition was favor-

This siun was to be divided over able tonight.

the period intervening before the end of the fiscal year mas,

Court Upholdc Action Of Mail Driver

(C. P. by G\sardian’s Special Wire) wnmson., N. s., Aug s-.A

mail-driver who pressed into ser- vice his unlicensed truck to carry on Hia Mlalestuh rural delivofy ba- muse Old bobbin ran sway wal

UW!

exoneretod in court here today-

“'l"he urgency of mail deliveries

, justified his action." declared Mag-

isi/raftc Lawrence L Wood in han ing down s written ebciaicn in favor of the defendant. William Hecnessoy ef Brooklyn. whom Mounted Police charged with UP- erstlng a motor vehicle without licence plates.

Hennemey told the com-t he al-N

wasa served the peqaa sions bil :outa with despatch. This dal' N had an accident. His faithful horse ran away and the farmers around Biootiyn would have been Yithmli

ha had not used

been lic- ot Hish-

Mads- ddend-

HGUN other

iiifrilii i015; sig iii; 3%; si; §§ Se 35

5 E 2 5

'BEAR QUADIIUPLITI

(C. P. by Guardialfl lpaclal Wire) SAINT JOHN, N. B.. AW 3-A

new record for freak animals in

Province was hllhl up when owned by (hone Heuneasey

Point, Kennebacasia. ll” uadruplsi. kittens Joined

i .iiiiiig §r§§§§§§°

"§ 5 Eiiééi E i. i 5 eigs

would tract ,mini owner

\.ll’l¢

FUR GEHRIG

iae's lpeclsl Wire) l Aix. 0-Mu Gals- ‘

yicbdhit hell my Allen ivemsste velhe victory over du

5 §‘§§2 E igéliiigr 2; zéeegi er ° E i it

season.

rih inhinl eighth in

cms run derby.

‘5

8 _§ 55 if

ted for s single. IU'

nnec

gh, mai1s"ing him .seven straight hits in the

erpiey iuairieo mini no dm. and drove in IW'

- otherwiseunlawmiseiilon. rims-

Prcvincia 1 -1 ion A

are. but afterwards in the social room of the chanrcllery there was opportunity to talk individually to both Von l-Iindenburg and the Egyptian King.

Von Hindenburg. taller by a. head

than anybody st the gathering, de- clined to sit down and st/ood

throughout.

Once more after that I had the

privilege of meeting Von Hindenburg personally. In connection with the Olympic Congress held in Berlin, s garden party was given for the Pres- ident in May, 1000. For every person invited he had an

apt phase. After all the guests had been assembled and placed st round tables in the beautiful gardens of me presidential palace. the President took turns sitting for a short time st several tables and sayihl icuchingly sweet things to the ladies.

Aa the firat of the guests was ready

he again stood at the exit.

posing. to dismiss each firm hand grasp and th courtly bow and kiss

agggs §.. gééig Plug

Centenary Of Slave Abolition

Is Celebrated

*__-

(C. P. by Giiardiasfs Special Wire) -BT. JO1'lN'l Antigua, Aug 3-A resolution pledging support. to any campaign waged for total abolit-

ion of slavery, throught*/ut the world was Dllldd y a public meeting .here celebrating the centenary of the emancipation of slaves in the British West. Indies.

Dcaoendan of those who wan

lot of the British

100 years ago

vow of loyalty to

King George V which was des- patched to the British monarch by the acting governor.

PNG!!-mmcs in oalehntlm ot the

iteration-i cf slaves have been car. riodcutincclcnieaofthalritish Walt Indies during the week. Gov- ernment have oo-operated w-ith private individuals to make the occasion inunosable.

Yellerday children of the prim.

II? schools of Antigua massed in

athlsges.oci-iiasts as partuaf this illlll s Nognmme. Qaei pg-ig; to winners were awarded by the luvesnmssis.

-_..___.__._...

KING IIII1' 'I0 ATTEND

OWN IILVII. Nllll

iii rr. gr

ifi;§§r=i;si‘;§ giiE;i§ii§'§§§;r§ r = il 5; ici ~iiiiiii@§i@ir‘ s _» ~ 5, riiiii §§.rr;§r

intheume

o wflbsl

the 46-year-old Briton. arrived £05-ll’ on the Aaultania lc siwait . .3 his yacht nidaavoe with which be

sturdy unbent lboulders. the immac- Wm mmm" 0” num' _ FanCy Bfl°Ck`§ .

WY dl! NGWDM1 IGH IROUU1 in

structed within tba past year, is Nina towed across the Atlantic by 5°iDwlth's power-driven Vita. It

sir Edgar Mexay Mears Maple Phones 848-849 Lea! IV. The MM Nlr, with th! same boat. 1 successfully defended

the Cup."

80:,m;d”,,?:d auwtt mug Twenty four hours notice re_ ________ _r_____ Wm “Ich ms hx on uw Rhode Ofdef lny or

gh 1 no 0Ol8t by D9!! Tlldllllyi _,.0 mE CENTRAL CREAMERIES

.ina new mar- ‘M Humvwwh '1‘»'°vhr. vihtins

°°"°°......“°;'.~:r;=:.'t°:°i°.°.:°'.:.. ‘N "ml °R "UL"

va uv- ~»

Charlottetown

'I’hat‘s right/ he sal blue eyes lparkled, “and I makeittwoinarovwinycur

.fi iz.

double-tvressted blue and gray surface,

While he declined to be drawn th; following objects;

of his challenge. Sowith wss.l-he tremor. number of mixes me quietly ocnfidenif-cmnpleiely sat- sible with funds available.

When asked if he expected to material to a mlnirninn.

0 » 8

Vince in additi l indebted

Potatoes in Field P, , "_ °;~ 0,5 M

ported the sun became so hot that m eékhny gag, Ummng

DUNDON. Aug. 8-mhe most roads Again. asionishsa maui- of wins in au Cui UMW Redwood

uwvisiiseura :wal homers.; urerasiorarirwiu nares pos- oaraens in sxiinburgh ysmrriay. sible to mpoly adequate wld mile-

H.id.l.i1dlfl!¢ed tllldng' to tihel¢¥l°llpm'o0edureiaioblliidll'Pl

'nu xing had mnairba years. aiming with expenditures

moths;-'s face after

igi - i iii?

from $4,000 to l'l,0M 'por mile, de- pending on local and soil condit- ions. A1, such figures the Province

The twins

bul .

nm or should be in a position to build. in

a giv& time. from five to eight

E 'Km ir srreaewneresni ansmus

gg eu” 3:1 be possible of they expensive

heavy pavement.

Nor is there .

iiiiiif iiiil iii if .

;;$i ir; =§

any question in the

Uovernriient officials. -mst pavement. MW'

uate and will re

0 :£5 _ _

St. Paul 's Church

Ill! IUNDAY APKI '|1011

10.00L.K.»--'l'halU\d\7le\l&l~

11.00 A. ss.-Means truer. ld: Ouamlllm IMI

lemssss.

I;-.l.aealle|mndwllllng"lavedb16raeef’l\elll ‘l.00P.l.-lvsahghayerandlarsacu.

lvllftob! WILUOMI.

REV. H. D. RAYMOND, U- L. llUl°0l»

H reml ded that that Y main adequate for a long' ti rf' i.i.,.°,:°Iv0,,¢f0, ,,000 ,0,,,,,,§‘§ MAY SOLVE ‘carrie in this memes. .viii af

unifaq sum “mg (o6nuM°“'*"'°d mm me D. for a swsiancial increase in

however, it will be used extensive- hqwevm 0; gh, 100, mn mmm,

tion is that it mn be maintained

. lv-

hry- x s s six-:bow-, with his hair slim. °°°n°ml°=\1lv» at snvrwrmufe nw ly rrsvlna at vhs ram isa, °”°°“ X” “°" *° mi’ W mile P91' _lo-

la»lccltwthePiovincepermila. lnchlding internet im initial invest- mml. would be about S-800 annu- l-llivi whereas it is figured time

The most inieresirlng feature, the expensive paver-hem would 0050

all the wav from $2,000 to canon PGH’ mile por year. including int9r< Ut and amcrtiation on initio) in.‘ vestmcnt. »

sucking away at an lclcnt brian' fm 5 0 ' gg; »=t;r>»gf1_»i1 We s :;11=11»3_w;_; ...'§‘.°.r.’r.“"’..°‘°..°r. ..1.‘§f.".l‘{r’}‘ 3 iff

P°‘"'° mai in rsi has has see ° ° °

;Ii"h:n;as Lipton, whcu 4m0m1;, ienunxg. 2 other Pr: Tnnlly United

lm” “Ul“°°°°°f'1‘¥ °f vincesandinthaU1\itedBtste.in om; ...,p||0g_ ‘gy

cup. used to make on his lrrivlls- construction of low coat roads Am". A'

Bir Thomas always arrived attirod which gg gag _gf dust, ;-equi” vary in his yachting flanpels. Owl-\ln‘s little marmesrance. and conserve hat and anchor-studded brass but- an mgrgfigig pm, im, 01-,A M4, 0, WHS- S°PWith wore c conservative well ss give a nice nnooth-ridinv

Sl-fired sv-lf-~ The aovemmei-it has in view

into any forecast as to the result fl) The necessity of surfacing

isfied with Endeavor and brlmlul (2) To use typ; of construction of reliance in his make-shite new that utilises Island material and of proiwiooala and amateurs. reduces the s-mount cf lnvnomd

win the races he replied with the <3) To HPNMI lmlYf°V°ll‘l¢lll- over question: the greatest iwoclhle area. and to

"How long is a piece of gg-ing?" make the road building virtually a.

local indust through the terri-

e .wiser which it is sei -

S1111 Bakéd mums? W °°° Marais; servisanmseau sg o. n_. o. 15.

(4) 'Io avoid involvin the Pro- ` ` ` ' `

’ -I. "= ' 1°

KENDALL

laLLH.,A-A.G.Q, _

_ . l. l 1 1 i

10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting.

uso s. M.-aureus wsnaip. ` ~

semsa-~i-as naeisusw” sev.w. M. Ryan. nn.

Solo-Plead Kindly Light" ............... Puglia-Evans. , -

Mn. Frances lloll-Trainer

'l.00 P. M--Pllbllc Worllb.

sermon-'ltelardlath

Dr.l '

Ill!

solo-"Rook of Ages" Fagge

Mlssr. Bums ~

»h°s.G.lDdotel‘d.D\D\W0rglalsl. VlsiiersCcni.ialyWelocme.

lhWlll!llhi0Stcrm"~-»»~

_ ~ Q i 7

_ _ ! y e o ject to .see if "’~*"' cw- syrlhr. -

<°LE»3;§R<];-;__=§-\1;-n5~'- 51:;-=l;\ wifi ‘€....r.."°'.;f.r§°-T3 .... ...i"'§1 ’l?..§.’§. ~ ~ ...rm .wa

. -. UK- -°

In Calvert County residents rs- “gn vim meant mmmmncs W nancy 51.* it baked potatbee ln the field. but obv-immy 19, 1| gmpoasibre fm. this garden owners in this St. Msry's pgw-L00, 1,0 mmm gh, m0,-0 0,0. County town report watermelons so pg;-,gi-.0 gym eg hm-1 gm-1000 md, hill th” *NY Wi UP Mid! Of involving an expenditure of he~ steam and exploded. tween $30,000 and 040.000 per mile.

'H1050 U0 U10 Bl-°1'l°l 801118 U10 This type has a pavement ranging

l'°\1l`ld5 I-Hd D°°l>le stick to them~ in thickness from seven to nine in-

Thc watermelon episode occur- ches. It may not require attention

red during s. recent rain, sc ‘tis for approximately ten years. but

ssld. It seems there had been no no pavement is permanent and lvgymq wogggp 1 ggmqg °

rain for several weeks and the mel- consequently even this heavy and so on ,nu B" G . “nut

one had been setting hotter and expensive type er highway 11" ll Telzr s';us-saiasies'..'............ i\sr.nan-y cmwen homer. umimi iii. or appmimaieiy twenty The nw., uhm” M0000... is iia pulrlt on this 0°- gvihen rcigsuy ii sid rain. the gchar-s. at which mW& °*l’°“' suis.. me nav. cereus s. viasaoi. at whuiirq, west vir-

su en mae in ismpersiure ‘urn have wil” mi* th "°¢°"" guna. srsiiier or nr. A. c. viasaaa »

caused the melon Juice lc steam. d tion it. lbcper ence o er pro- The mum M um 4” “mu” me “muon of

There were no safety valves so the vinoes shows that these heavy pave- melong blew out their ang; vm, ments require considerable main- sudible "plays," teinaneg in s. number of instances,

even at the and of seven or eight years All that could be done lc-

Q-0+

. JL -L V _

l\lIlN'I!'I'LR»-THE REV. A. C. VINCENT, D. D. ..

MOBNING WOR-Bl!!! 11 0’ClDCK

Sermon-The Rev. G-B. Vincent, of Wheeling. W. Virginia Solo .... Sclecled

MisaGweo!‘ry.lusso-soy:-ans _,

sundaylehcclfuemspartcllllorsslngservieewlthstmdy

perlodfromlltelmd.

Mraiermanlbers.

Youarowelccsneatsllscrvioee cfihebay.

“Oh U16 TWlllSl” esuyis sms-usriss use .rw sr

, , _ "Fifth Avenue pavement," would be Saad the Kmg a mils here and ri-rm. which would

mmiahqmvate time sgucgolr in

’ as rn t a motor i., ving

At Edinburgh ever it. would be sack. wither a _-___ minute. to rough and dusty

Britain isiri lililnburgh. Even lomlities that are thickly

Holding s. t.h:~oe-year-old twin by populated and have a motor vehicle

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7.00 P. M.-'l‘liessse: "The Silence of Jill."

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