The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 9

i vv a- "A JUNB 1934. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 9. T. J. B.

Ringrose Named Moderator At Annual Meeting Members of the. Ottawa Baptist Association Have Meeting at Brownsburg, Que. The annual meeting of the Ottawa Baptlit Aaaeriatloa wu held in Brown.burg, Qua. Prior to th gen. era! maetlni tht women of the Mission 'Circle and band held their annual meeting.

Report were received which indicated a alight decline in giving a compared with lait rear, but the interest and loyalty of the member had been especially encouraging. Two new Young Women' Circle had been organized and two new Band. The annual election ot officer wa held with the following rault: Directress. Mr. E.

C. Hakln. Ottawa; Brat vlce-dlrectress, Mr. J. C.

Stuart. Osgoode; second vie, directress. Mr. Jessie Walker, Ottawa: corresponding secretary. Miss B.

Fraier. Ottawa; recording aecretary and treasurer, Mrs. f. It Thomas. Ottawa.

Laymen Ceofercaee Meet. The Baptist Pastors' and Laymen' Conference met to bold it annual election of officers and to discuss (he question "Is there a challenge in the Oxford Group Movement?" The subject was presented by Dr. L. Derby, of Westboro. Several who had Identified themselves with the movement spoke in it favor.

Then followed a lively discussion in which a considerable difference of opinion was expressed en various aspect of the Group movement. The annual election of officer resulted in the re-election of those of last year, namely: President E. H. Scam-mell. Ottawa: vice-president.

Rev. H. Wood. Winchester: secretary-treasurer. D.

D. Gray, Ottawa. Mr. Scam-, mell wa In the chair. The Association of Baptist Churches held it sessions with the moderator.

Rev. L. H. Vail, of 154 Bank At Laurier Queen ttt Pay (or Itself With What It Saves ear-Tear Guarantee AND SERVICE Youra Today Ceneral ElectricV 'V ir iterators a i song UNITED CHALMERS CHURCH attUBttrr? MV. JOHN W.

H'M a.m. Morning Worship. Holy Communion. TJO p.m. Evening Wonhlp.

Wilfred. Coulson. JVC.O, ST. IAMES UNITED CHURCH Corna. Lyon jod Beooad.

Mlalrteri UV. ffOIUiAJC KAWOJI UM am-COamuiWOie. 7J0 VOO ATRAITT" This la the final evening Servtee before the holiday Season, tun-l day morning. July 1st, Joint Service with Glebe United- Church. Duet Mlas Clarice Mtinroe-Mtss U.

Ksrrlson. Organist: Miss Orac Bourn Choir Director: Mr. K. Brsmwell Bailey DOMINION Minister: WARWICK t. KSLLOWAV.

MX. BJ), PhD. Organlat and Choirmaster: Alleneea O. t. Brewe, UJB-'HB PROFITS OF REUGIt.

iM--mx tor or i Xventnr Worship win Be held at THK ARBORrrUM, Domtnlon Xx-peTtmental rartn. For those who have no mean, of transportation. cars (marked by a red ribbon) will be at the Church at 1 o'clock, and at the Prestos St and Carlln Ave. terminals St.Paul's-Eastern Oat. ctnabatland and- Daly Ave.

W. W. MeNAfllM. MA- Munstet r. O.

Weauurreet A.TCH, Orgaatst, 1IM People's Service. ILM ajBL-Churell School. -TJ SUBLWanhlp. ii Croup Fellowship. YOU ARB WkXCOMX.

McUod Street United Church 4 Tn MKBteevReeT W. D. Spence. I eraa.k Lee Bcnool. Il ea aja.

Quarter ly Kervlce. jJariav---IWTB0W THAT i- Ortantaf and Chofrmaster iBEuisTRkET i Ml aaet Arosartea ii ua.ua eary nr. ntto wnxiAati, tkMr cnriera ateceesMea. tyrgaaeat 1L00 avrisMoralDi Worship. 7.30 p.m.

Eeeoirig Worahip. Tha Church with tbf oseaw'door a- -fa mvitaa Vernon, presiding. Rev. Dr. McLaurin.

an route from Calgary to the August meeting of the Baptist World Alliance In Berlin, was present and spoke on behalf of Western missions. Dr. Jessie Allen fgav an illustrated address on her worg in India, ur. Mccutcbeon and' Rev. 4 as.

a Boyd, both of Mont-real, spoke on the Grande Ugne Mission and Home Mission, respectively. Professor Orchard, of McMaster University, both described the work of the university and later gave the closing inspirational addrea. Besidee reports and addresses, conference was conducted en Aim and Methods in the Local Elected ta Officer. Thr foHowlne were elected to their respective offices for the ensuing ytsgt Mjderalor. B.

Ringrose. ft Iwe: Vice-Moderator. NorrsT McCausland. Vank- ry.Treasurer. Rev.

Westboro; Foreign jetarv. Rev. John Os- rom. Cornwall; Wosern Missions Secretary. D.

D. Gray. Ottawa; Grand Llgne Mission Secretary. Rev. E.

G. Baxter. Brownsburg, Religious Education Seer, tary. Rev. Stuart Ivison.

Ottawa; Social Service Secretary, Rev. W. H. Moore. fciitview; B.Y.P.O.

Representative. Alvln Schryer, West-boio: Preacher of Annual Sermon. Rev. O. 1.

Burns, of Ormond; Alternate, Rev. H. E. Morphy, of Ken-more; Representative on Convention Nominating 'Rev. Harry W.

Moll Ins, Ottawa: Finance Committee. Messrs. Gordon Edwards. M. Warner.

D. W. Morphy: Historical Committee. E. Richard, Westboro; Superannuation Commit tee.

E. G. Blackadar, W. D. Burden; Educational I McMaster) Secretary.

Rev. F. W. Waters; Obituaries Committee, C. Bird, of Ottawa, and t.

A. Dakin. of Crenvllle, Association Home Mission Board, J. I). Csrsner.

Rev. L. H. Vail. Rev.

8. Ivison, Rev. A. 8. McGraUi.

J. A. McDonald. Dr. i.

i. McKendry. J. Ringrose. 1.

H. Pushman, E. H. Scammeil, T. Spain.

Representatives on Convention Ordination Conjiilttee. Rev. R. M. Cark- ner, E.

H. Scammeil; Auditor, r. R. Crosby. W.

J. Abra. Heenan Sees 60,000 Men Hit by Rail Amalgamation CHAPLEAU. June 23. Hon Peter Heenan, former Minister of Labor, was on his way to Toronto today, leaving behind bun In tn minds ot the railwayman, he addressed yesterday, thoughts ot the effects of amalgamation of the C.

P. R. and C. N. which he said wa strongly probable, and after telling them public opinion demanded Premier Bennett call a general Dominion election.

Speaking to railwayman and their wive here, at Whit River ana uruer, he said there wa a trong possibility ot a merger ot the two great railways and that such would add to the flO.000 presently unemployed railwayman -j, COMPLETE ONTARIO RESULTS. Wellington North: McQuibbari, Lib- 10.J36: Boyd. Con. MM. Un changed.

Heatings West: Faulkner. Lib. 9.627; Ireland. Con. 8.4M.

Liberal gain from Conservatives. irl nl4- wm th first chancellor of the German empire. lint, im MORNING and EVENING Lib' WOOOSIDt StA. O.D. Dr.

Woodslde. Rev. VI, X. Alp. Organist and Choirmaster THE GLEBE UNITED CHURCH Cor.

First Ave and Lyon St. tone block west of Bank I BTV. T. J. THOMPBOK.

UJL. DA Minister. 11 aun. Public Wonhlp Tht Evening Service discontinued until September -PARK DALE: rear. Parkosle and Oledstooe Avea.

RUT. WORMAW CT3LL: M-Aj-BP I nXi Servtee-; newer end Jlnetne Birds An deaaiuaauts of the siaaday Beneel will unite as tale 1 ail lea. g.tiaaiant ag Ranieia. TJ pjav-Tb Mlaaater win aeeach. Visitor.

Are Always Welcome. misl United Kant aael fleeaaia B. ateLOfWAW. tt a.at'. Cenrresatloa and ckool at Aaaraal Pranouoa Sarrlce, tj pas.

Cventnt eeersMa. at lliss Mi Murphy" Gets High Honor Selected as One of 11 Out-standing' Advertising Specialists In U.S. SKJr Friends In Ottawa, who' knew Mia Mary M. Murphy whan ''she wa a member ot the editorial staff of The Ottawa Journal, will leam with Interest of the splendid progress she ha mad in the field of advertising, a director of the Ernest Kern Company, of Detroit When the Advertising Federation of America (ought 11 of the most outstanding advertising specialists In Individual advertising line In the United States, for a nationwide broadcasting clinic the choice for retail advertising waa Miss Murphy. Her father is P.

H. Murphy, of Toronto, who when he re-sided In Ottawa was a member of the Federal District Commission. Hon. Charles Murphy, ot Ottawa, Is an uncle. Mary Murphy, brunette and attractive, who radiate a wholesome good humor, never intended to go into advertising.

Born in Otuwa. and educated at the Rideau Street Convent, she bad a romantic yearning to write books, music or poetry, and finally became a reporter, and a good one. She was 19 year old on her first appearance on the staXi. of The Journal. After she had gained some experience, as a news reporter.

Miss Murphy became the editor of "Everywoman'a World." a woman's magazine of large circulation. Be fore her first advertising effort, that ot writing a financial handbook for a chain store organisation, she made a lecture tour of ute Association ot Woman Clubs. The success at the handbook she wrote brouxht other reauest for specialised copy and eventually she opened her own advertising agency in Montreal, two years of growing success in that line caused her to become the advertising promotion manager of a Cleveland paper, later becoming advertising counsel for a chain of papers. Several years later ah came to the Kern store to assist with the advertising of the forty-ninth founders sal in 1M3 and ha been there since that time Miss Murphy is Irish and typically so. One of a famllv of eisht children, she had "the bumps" rub- dso on eany tn ute.

and learned to fight for what ah considered her own rights. A large woman, mentally and Mary Murphy Is generous and unselfish to a isuia Miss Murphy's to continue in advertising for five more and then she antic! pates -travelling abroad for three year, after which she hopes to writ stories, ia eocnioilU seclu? tion. SPEAKS TO ROTARY CLUB. SMITHS rAIXS. June 32.

-f Special. B. H. Soper was speaker at the weekly luncheon ot the local Rotary Club at goon today dellverlnf an address on the "Wholesale Fruit Business. A.

G. Dobbte moved a vote ot thanks. 11 UNITED STEWARTON aak St. and Argykt Ave. Be.

P. yiutkan. BA. B.D. hUnltter Public 'Worship At 11 aun.

and 7.30 pjn. Conducted By the W. Arthur Perry, organist and director. Southminster Bank Bt. at Aylaar Ave.

Mlntater: Rev. giias.ll itecuiivray. B-A, BA Otreetee J. Rlekwaed SERVICES 11.00 ajn. The Lard' Supper.

TJO Evening Service. "You Are Welcome -4- Westem United ChurcH get weiungtea St. -RrVJOHJt a. WADDKU. atliustae.

ajsi Bunday fcBeat' Public Worship. 11. ee a m. and 1J sa, eonducled by tne Minister. PENTECOSTAL Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle ttt Wverley St (2 door east ef Bank Street) REV.

B. SMITH. MUlster. 1 is Bible tor an age. It sat Deveejeaal Servlee.

TJ CvangeltttM Benrtee. Tuesday. Thursday 'and Prtday at I ro. i.O0. aANGUOVN St-Matthew'S CarMng Ave.

at Bank BL -t Clergy! WIBasm w. taseta, BA4 4 aJ-Hoty romraunloui ss.1 I lia OO ON OVIBTTMB. LONDOJf, On L. 'June of Canada today resumed full-tltne eewratlana tn their ni.nt Operation anil eontlno on ait overtime and night be for a eoTiatoWaMc period, eceordinf le) atatement assued by Frank 8. Mo anaia -vraanaw.

-v -inwi, ajasseimi Basaager, Ablest Leaders Direct Campers On Da, Da Wak Opens. June SO With Splendid New Little mora than a week remains hv which to enrol for toe opening day ot the perfect boy vacation, Ave weeka at Camp On-De-Da-Wake, the Y.M.C.A. boys' camp at Golden, Parents who have not vet solved the problem ot whst would be best for their boys during the long summer holiday could not give a better gift to growing youngster than to say casually at breakfast some morning. "Well. Harry! Louie.

Bob, Joe, I've signed you up for a term at On-Da-Da-Waks." Carefully supervised. Instructive play on land and in and on the water, with "safety first" as the rigid rule ot the camp officials at A a '1 IP W. A. MaK 8. Bm' 9Vrk Secretary ef the YJM.C.A..

and director ef Caai Oa-Ika-Da-Waka, the key. heed eradtse at Golden Lake. He has directed the came far-1? years and has had camp I retain under such internationally knewa leaders as Tayler Stattea. Dillea Wallace and Ernest Theanpsen 8et9n. all times, occupies every moment ot the boy campers from "reveille" to out." The daily schedule la never baring, always Ailed with legitimate excitement, and the boy learns secrets of the woods and lakes while playing.

For 17 years Camp On-Da-Ds-Waks has been building to Its present pre-eminent position. Thousands ot boys who are new men of affairs In Pan art i an Ht tnwt thtir high Ideals and comradely spirit to "Men ot the which is the English translation ot the camp's poetic Indian name. Official of the camp feel them- selves very fortunate this year having secured an especially strong personnel for the supervision of the boys. Leaders In various phases oi ooys work, and vocational anq artistic fields have consented to act as heads of the various departments at Camp On-Da-Da-Wak Sports, both aquatic and land, naturally form a big part of the camp's regimen, and men proficient In the different branches have been chosen "No price is set on the lavish summer; June may be had by the poorest comer" These rare Jaae days are almost past. Just one more leeelc and to shall .6 ia (he ef tne healed fy sue hri bat emphatic Summer, Ottawa I asarveliouslu etufowed teith ram merino acuities.

The pictanteaw stretches ef Ihe RieVea, Ihe noble expanse of the Ottawa, the health-aieimy upumda and myriad vsatertreys ef the Celine hare brtmQht aieelrh and a variety of race tion spaces la our vary doos. And hour Ottawa has learned lo enter into the enjnaetial ell these ente-chemoera of aa earthly esay: have, ear aaseturled laaainos sehen those ef the -Winter-time stem almost interminable, but. in these days the com- 0, penjatloaa of the Otis tea Valley ere poured- out Kith lavish hand. The Journal Fresh Air Fund "Who livtt himitlf with hit aim ietit three, Himself, hit hunterint neifhbomr, a mug me. "Jnasmvch as ye.heee done It to ane th less! of these." said "Xiriel, haof den It ante Mr CHRISTIAN-SaENCE- First Church ot unaey tt Baa and JO unaas Beneal lee raieib) i el ti pee at 41 am far June ft the Onfverse.

nwtodmtr- laav. vetoed by A Forcer Saturday's Stock Markets WsALL-STREET Sappllte bj rio4. retUr sa Stock open Armour C. II 10 as i i a i i'. 14 41 114 IS', 16 10.

U'a 4'. IK' Auburn Motor All KexJuction Alaska Juneau AUi Chalnma A. Ber- Amu. md for." Tower Anvci Power and Light American Italia tor Amciuran Smelting Amciaati Tel. and Tel Ammran Waterworks Amcnndn Cofpr Att-hiaoii Railway Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Bend ix Bethlehem Steel Unit Body Borden Dairy Cat Thrething Can.

Dry Gtngr Ale Canadn Pacific Columbia Carbon Columbia Gai Commercial bolventa Com. and Southern. Connolldaied Gas Uonie Msnea Dupont lUilman 'Kodak Hectrlc Auto Lite Electric Power it Light fox Film' Frt port Trxai Genet a I Electric Ct-nera) Foods Cem-ral Mntoip Cen Railway Signals Dual vi-u-i-- Ctoodyear Tlrt Haui ton Oil Hudon Motor inter, flarvetter Inter Nickel litter Tel. St Tel Kennecott Copper Loewt Inc Montgomery 'Ward Nah Motors Noranda National Blarult Nat. Cath Register Nat Dairy Products National Diet.

Nat Power Light New York Centra) North American Pc Gar. Electric Barnsdsll Curtis-Wright Lehteh Valley ft. Smeft Packard Motors Pennsylvania Rly Public Service erf Pullman Radio '4 Radio Keith Sears Roebuck Shenley Pdts South Cal. Edison Standard Brands Socony Standartl Oil of studrhaker Standard Gas and Elec. Texas Gutt United Aircraft 1 i 41 114 IK, MS 10, 14, IS S'4 14, 'S 131.

tl'k I'. S' 7 11 13', 31 IS. SI 31 51', 1S. 1' 1'. ll'i IS', 4Hi n't 10'i 5'.

IV, IK 14'. a 71 13' I M'. 43'. tn Ji lit, 31 31 HV 11 IS 43 SS'. 11 17'.

10'. in. II', 7'. I. 11', 1" 3 son 34 41'.

M'l IS'l 'l 4.Vi 'i lli S'. Til, 3-1', ll'i is dirrrtors. Noihlm has been left to chsnce In the alferhnrTo mAT this the biggest season "Men of the Woods" has ever hsd. Psrents are urged not to leave their decision until too late: as only ISO boys are taken at a lime. Of course, campers need not be enrolled for the full period of five weeks, although that period gives the boy complete benefit of camp life.

Camp dates this yesr are from June 30 until August 4. Information can be readily obtained from the camp's director. W. A. (Ace) Milks, by telephoning Queen 234.

or applying In person at the office of the V.M.C.A. Ha It ever orem-red to yoa tluit there I an easy may lo areetly heighten your enjoyment of the vacation period? There certainly Is sack a ipay. Beore you have asm completely benJcrapt fa yoar outlay for holiday, equipment of on hind, or another, esont yoa please pise tkesipM la Ihe efsims ef those whose only chance for an otttfnff earn through each a fund i Christ Scientist" Wedneaday evening aseeting o'clock, baahrdtn lertlssenlee oi NEALINO THROUOH CHRlaV tlAM BCiBMSiB. iTim tteadinfoMi. el' roe Chamkwra 03 goark street Oa I weak daya jp es Unlirt corp.

Unllal Gas Imp 16', U.S. Rubber 11 17 Union Carbide 41 i US. IM Vanadium Stsel II II Warner Bros. Pictures as. Weallnfhouss Elce 3MS is, Woolworlh 4', Yellow Cab 4', Montreal Stocks Saapued as atcleestt Cesrana.

Storks Brasilian Dom. Brldn Bruck Nickel Can. Md. Alcohol Montreal Power Con. Smelters Nat.

Breweries Shawlnlgan Can. Pac. Ry. Can. Cement Open II 30 1510 10 147 10 34 147 17i 14', I 'i'' Toronto Mining ay j.

t. micaare. a ce. Amity 1.0M al Aiec.mac SOU a. sj.

500 at II. avoujo jUO al 4s, lu at 4. breuirn. tu ai 14.S0. Ml MbMOUit lOo ai I.

atwwnike I.D0O al'S'l. aMiowin I.mM al Burlalo Can 3.300 at I. I.MS at I i.um at at s. I.uou at a. 5uu at l.UW al MO al 30u al I.

daaamsc Uv at 11. MM at 11. at I.ooo at BR.X. Odd- lOv at 100. too at 1.03 Bunker HUM Ext 500 at 1.

Cent. Man. 1.400 at Catl-100 at 53. 100 at 54. 500 at 54.

JuO.IM.500 at Cant. Pat. at 70, 100 at 70. 100 at 7u. CltiDousamau al 14.

300 at 14. 500 at 14. 1.000 at 14. 1.300 .1 14. 5 0tM at 14.

Cv.irtnartoaOO al 30 Can Kirk 000 al Dome luo ai 4J.U. 100 al 43 25. Mdorado- loo at 3 13. I'alconbrtd. 100 al 3.33.

100 at 3 33. Uoldale 4.000 aril. 1.000 at 1 Graham Bouaquat 300 at 500 at Howry 100 at 1.30 Inter. Nlok.l 100 al 15.00. 100 at 13 00.

30 at 1900. Jack. Manlon 1.000 al 41. 500 at 43. I.OOO at 42.

SOO at 41. 500 at 400 at 41. 500 at 41 Kirk. I-aka 100 at 53. I 000 it 54.

Kirk. Hunton 500 st IV Utile Long Lac-100 at 8.23. 100 at 3 00 McWatters 500 si 13. MacKcnsle Had Lake 105 at 1 51 Pick I. Crow 1.000 at 151.

1.000 al I 53. 100 al 1.53 B.no-10 at U. R.ad Aulhier-100 at 150. San Antonio-100 at 4 03. 100 at 4 53.

St Anthony loo at so. Tack Huthee 100 at SO. Towacamac. .1.00 at 41. Thompson Cad KM al 41.

500 st47. 300 al 100 al Ventures-too at IS. 100 st M. Way.ida SOO st IS. 500 at 500 at ISO) at 1.00 al 111..

God i Lake 500 at 15. 100 st 1 (5. Greene Bt, bell SOO st 17 Marker IJOO at ll'r Paymaster 1.0M at 1.000 at O. ton at II Robb Monl 50 at Ilk. 1.000 at 100 at 500 at It, MrLeod Rlver-500 al 500 at Ilk.

300 at 500 at 3.. Mtirpny 100t-. Churchill- 1.000 at 4 Manitoba Ji Ea.tem 5O0 at 13. CHEESE BOARDS. PERTH.

June Al today's meeting ot the Perth cheese board, there were boarded 700 boxes white cheese. All sold 10 1-4 cents. ALEXANDRIA. June At todsy's meeting ot the Alexandria cheese board, there were boarded 1,402 boxes white cheese, 340 boxes colored, total, 1,841 boxes, all sold at 10 1-4 cents. BAPTIST McPhail Baptist Brnruna Ave at Usgai Sk aUnlster: RXV.

T. W. WATCRS 11.00 a.m. Flower Service. Baptism.

TJO pjn. Evening Worship. Communion and reception of new member. "fourth avenue baptist church -A WITNtSSINO CHURCH. Fourth Ave at Bank fii RtV HARRY MOLUNS.

Paaor 11 a.m.-Mort,.nf Wonhlp and Sunday School. TJO p.m. Evaninf Warahfp. The nwnasn ot the day will brought by Rav. Victor E.

Ford, paator ot St. Andrawa Praabytarlan Church. Hamilton. Barmuda. A Cordial Wclcoma To All.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Laurier Are an Ckrtn St XV STUART IVIBON. Minister HOOS DV-Th Faith That Never Quail." 130 pjn. "ft edeeming Bad Name." Baptist Assembly A.Tftmbly Hall, Klnft Dauffhtata Guild. 19 Laurlar Ava. Mlnlstar Rav John A.

Bradford. An all-Biblical Mlnlatrr II a.m. Tha Christian Warfaro and tha DWIrta Equipment p.m. "Tha Bteaaadncaa of an Opan ConfMalw of Faith tn Cod." Undenominational The Gordon Bible Class will meet in the King's Daughters' Guild, 210 Laurier Ave. Wast, from four to fiv -gun.

Leader, tin. W. J. Flll Subject: "Ahllak and the Divided Kins let Kin. II.

ehsp. a to as Special muele gtranger weleame Claae eloaed July and Aufuet. ROUT WX IARDLSY. Quer. June S3 (Special).

Eardley WJr met at the home of T. and Miss dlsdy GrTerion as JouirTSr1 teaa. Tne president wa in in chair and 29 member present After business waa daalt with the meeting proceeded under convener of child welfare, Mrs, U. MuMoon. A report of Use provincial convention wa given by Mia Lois Cornu.

snd tt the close refreshment were served by the hostesses, assisted by tha Miaaea Margaret-and-Sybil MaU Kibboa and Mary Lusk. Uncle of Quintuplets Beturns to His Home June Dlonne, SO. Jobless brother of Ontario's Ovlla Oipnne of quintuplet feme, was back home todsy snd the sheriff's office settled back to the old routine. Dlonne. fsther of only one child, left home yesterday, leaving word for his wife that he was guing to look' for work and would send her Dlonne hastened to the sheriff' office, saying she loved her bus- bsnd and wanted him back, Job or I no.

Job. I 1-aat night Mrs. Die tne edVLtd officers her. husband had returned, "a Utile lal for supper." Radio Entertainer Had Harrowing Experience EL PASO. Texas.

June 23 Mrs. Sibyl Fidanaue. St-year-old Ban Jose. Cal- radio entertainer, dazed from a harrowing kidnap experience, awaited the arrival today of her IC-yeer-old son, Jack, from California. Excited and wild-eyed, the youth sped through the night in a dash to his mother, who wss discovered In a hotel here yesterday after being mysteriously sbsent from her home since June 19.

Mrs. Fidsnqtie, exheutled from shock snd drugs she said the ki'U neppers. administered, disclosed her Identity to a hotel clerk, who Immediately notified authorities. Another Change Made In Prices of Gasoline Gasoline prices changed again today, low' test selling for cents, medium tegt for 23 rents and high teat for 25 cents. This rvprcents a' drop of one cent for the low test, an incresse of one cent for the medium, snd a drop of three and a half cents for the high lesl.

There was a d-rre last week of four cents for the colored gas and the high test remained unchanged at 26 cents per gsllon. Efforts are being made lo make the spread of prices more even. Hold Antonio DeMario On Trespass Charge Antonio DeMario. 20. of 4 Day street, pleaded not guilty in police court this morning to charge of trespesslng on the grounds of the Civic Hospitsl.

He was remanded one week for Inveatigetion. Recently eompleints hsve been received by police that gasoline hsa been stolen from cars parked around the hospital. When arrested police say DeMario hsd two one-gallon empty Jar In hi possession. SUNDAY June 24th Wetry Wrick Man and bed. Their repos that They are and everything Milburo'a required to They bring the oervea, and apirita that physical vigor.

PRESBYTERIAN Knox resbyterian Church Comer Elgin and Lisgar Street. The Very Rev. ROBERT JOHNSTON. M-A, DJ3. Uinlsier.

Public Worship 1100 and 7.30 p.m. The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper will be served si the Morning Service Slrsngers Are Cordially Invited To These Services. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH tPreabytariant Corner al eyeuiagton and Keni a tracts artntster-HtEV LKATHSM. D.

-Orgaaiss-Mr. booaarej fanner, Jt CO, L.A.A at a.nir and 7.30 p.jn. The Miuisteiv Visitors to (he City Ar Invited to Attend These Services 'St. Giles Presbyterian Church teak Oi an rirst Ave Minister: lV. LOOAN-VENCTA.

CM. Mrs, AflfM On. A TC SI, Onanist. 11 0 a.m. H(Sy Communion.

Ije Ol vino woraalp. Tha stuuster win preach at both UNDENOMINATIONAL Metropolitan Tabernacle Bak Straat Near Cladstona Avanue Mrs.N.Merins Dies at Her Home Mother of Eev. Father Wilfred Nevina 111 For Some Time. Sympathy will be extended to one of the best-known families of the Glebe district in the death at her residence, taRegent avenue, of. Mrs.

Nicholas mollyr of Rev. Father Wilfred Nevina. curale of St. George's church. Ottawa West.

Mrs Nevins hsd been in ill health for some tune. Her death will be widelv mourned In Ihe Ottawa district, of which ihe was a lilc. long resident. Formerly Miss Catherine Egan, she was born 72 years ago al Chelsea. Que.

In 1892 she married Nicholas Nevuls, who predeceased her by a year. Mrs. Nevins had been a resident of Ottawa for the past 20 years and for more than 18 years had been a devout member of Blessed Sacrament pariah. She wa. al.o a member of the Taber- nacie Society and of the League of the Sacred Heart.

Of a particularly lovable disposition, she wss fond of Some lite with her large family. She wa. Ihe last of the Egan family. Mrs. Nevma Is wjrvived by Ave sons.

Joseph M. Nevins. Otuwa; Francis 1.. Nevins. Montreal; Lawrence E.

Nevins. Ottawa: J. Enimett Nevins. Ottawa, and Rev. Father Wilfred as well as thlee dsughters.

Mlu Kalle Ntvins. ot the staff of the Dominion Obsera-tory; Mis Florence Nevii.s. reeslcr-ed nure. snd Miss Annie Nevins. at home.

Five grandchildren also survive. The funeral will be held from her late residence, 0 Regent avenue, at 6.48 o'clock on Monday morning, lor solemn requiem high maes at Blessed Sacrament church at nine o'clock. Interment will be in Noire Dame cemetery. Fourth Hussars Start Training on July 3 aaerlal I Tka Jaaraal. PRESCOTT, June 22.

The annual training of the fourth Hussars will take place at the Fort Field. Prescott. snd the Arena, through the courtesy of the directors, will be available for officer. The advance party of the regiment will arrive In Prescott on Monday. July 2.

and the remainder on Tuesday. July 3. There will be about 100 officers and men under canvas, with some 8 horses, for a period of eight days. Days Sleepless Rights fhe Hervom Systen women toe night after eight on aleeplaaa eye do not close in refreshing comes to those whoa nerve are right. irritable and nervous, weak and worn out, look dark and gootny.

H. N. Pills ia the remedy that at restore them the bleating of food health. bark the sound refreshing sleep, tons up impart that aeose of buoyaaey to the is the result of renewed mental and PRAYER AND WORSHIP ERSKINE Presbyterian Bronson Ava. and UacLaren St Rev.

ROBERT GOOD. Ul. Minuter 11.00 a.m. Morning Service. 7.30 pjn.

Evening Worship. The Minister will preach at Both Services summar monina. at l-tt SUUoa CRCO REV A TELFORD P.stor KM am "Words and Warnings to Young Convarta 2 44 pm. Btbla School for All Aaos. 1.30 pm "Too Lata for I he? Wedding riaoao nothat tha IWrvtcas iLavc irn Iransferrefl from tha Imparls? Tbaatra to tha naw ouiMing for tna RADIO BROADCAST-Sunday OXFORD GROUP MEETINGS Tar WltneeslnaVand fellowship each Sunday Night at 150.

CHURCH Daly Ave. and Cumberland A8teanetrscently surrendered Usee from Paul's-fasteta United Ctmrclt juBday nurht meetins. will continue through the Summer months. The Sunday gchool Hall very coot. GOSPELTA BERN A CLEL oi that ChrUtlan and Milonry Alliancai I.

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