25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
v,l.
XV
NO,
285.
try
klnix
will
be
buried-
beside
his
wife
vvlm
died
fifty
years
ago.
Mr.
Jusliee
Murphy
and
M.
S
llryan,
court
sleuograiilier
ro-
I
u
rued
lo
Vancouver
on
the
Car
tlena
Inst
night,
having
cancelled
(heir
trip
to
Prince
Georjfc
on
account
of
the
railway
tie
up,
There
was
no
change,
in
tin
situation
this
morning
as
regards
the
railway
tie-up.
It
will
bo
week
and
perhaps
longer
before
II
will1
be
'possible
to
resume
ser
Meg.
"
:
,
INCREASES
IN
UNITED
STATES
EXPENDITURES
crease
or
uitio.utij.iU'o
over
ute
outlay
for
the
current
year.
ThOj
bulk
or
Ihe
increase
goes
lo
the
postal
service
and
the
velcrans'
bureau.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
DpiitY
ISLAND.
Haining.
liiilil
Miulheasl
wind;
barotueler.
20.80;
temperature,
15;
sea
smooth.
ltl'l.l.
IIAIIHOH.
Cloudy.
strong
southeast
wind;
barome
ter.
20.S0;
temperature,
tG:
moderate
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Observer.
Ocean
Falls
ror
Astoria,
20
miles
from
Ocean
Falls;
lo;5o
p.m
poke
steamer
Prince
lluperl,
Pointers
Island,
northbound:
II.-
?5
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
abeam
Chatham
Point
south,
bound;
8
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cardena
in
Milliank
Smuul
south.
hound.
DF.AD
THEE
POINT.
Over.
Citst,
calm:
.baromeler.
20.lt
I;
Icinpf
ratine,
30;
sea
smooth..
Noon
DH1HY
ISLAND
Haining,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
2ti-
81;
temperature,
15;
moderate
swell;
10:35
a.m.
In
steamer
Prince
lluperl
northbound,
HULL
IIAIIHOH.
Clouily,
fresh
southeasl
wind;
barutneler,
20.-
80;
temperature,
50
;
light
swell,
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
r-i-i'
Clear,
calm:
liafomeler,
30.00;
temper
ittun.
10;
sra
smuulh.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCE
Hll'KuT.
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DKCK.MI1KII
I).
lU2o.
-y
Yotfrday
circulation,
IK)
GKNF.VA,
Dec.
U.
England
and
France
today
readied
an
accord
con-eeining
liie
study
of
Ihe
problem
of
mutual
assistance
in
war
time
in
con-
uection
with
the
prcpara-ion
for
Ihe
international
disarmament
conference
Which
the
League
of
Na-florT.-
Jjas
asted'flermany,'
Hussia
and
Foiled
Slates
to
join,
ainug
wilh
the
powers
ittcludi'il
within
Ihe
League
o
Nations.
PLAINTIFF
WINS
IN
sou
i
Gonzales.
4
COUNTY
COURT
CASE;
Judgment
for
Plaintiff
Given
Llpsett
&
Co.
vs.
Corlan-Logglng
Action
Heard
Today
In
Judgment
for
the
plaiulHT
in!
full
of
claim
and
with
costs
was
given
yesterday
afternoon
by
jJudge
Young
in
the
ease
of
Lip-
ell
A
Co.
vs.
Alfred
Corlan.
lite
claim
was
for
the
return
of
a
loan
of
6220
covering
repair
lo
:ov-
1
1
1,
,..,ki,.i
Canr.'hi
P.'ilmore
The
case
of
Wollace
Hichard-
son
vs.
lite
llif
nay
j.umner
uo..
in
which
plaintiff
claims
?30l.80
for
wages
under
a
logging
con
tract,
was
heard
this
tnornlu-?
and
judgment
was
reserved.
W
E.
Fisher
appeared
Tor
the
plain
!ilT
and
Williams,.
Matison
A
Gonzales
had
Ihe
case
for
the
defendani
.
MALADY
KILLING
ANTELOPE
DESERT
COUNTRY
TO
SOUTH
KLAMATH.
Falls.
Dee.
.
-A
strange
malady
is
killing
ante,
lope
by
hundreds
in
the
desert,
country
above
Lakevlew.
(latlje-mett
report
finding
scores
of
car
cases
on
Ihe
open
ground.
E.
Edwin
Johnstone
of
Vic
toria,
grand
president
of
lite
Native
'Sons
of
Canada,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Ituprr!
this
morning,
lie
is
here
for
the
purpose
of
completing
ar
rangement
for
the
organization
of
an
assembly
of
Ihe
Natlvo
Sons
in
Prince
Hupcr).
Stanley
Brooks,
formerly
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
staff
here,
ar
rived
by
Ihe
Prince
Huper.t
lh!i
morning
froni
li-ma,
Allicrln.
He
is
enrotite
lo
Terrace
to
vistl
with
Mis
parents.
Street
Salea,
US
Boston
Grill
Large
Lpslatr
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
DR.
WRINCH
OF
HAZELTON
ADDRESSES
LEGISLATURE
URGING
DEVELOPMENT
Government
Sustained
After
Keen
Opposition
University
Loan
Bill
IN
VANCOUVER
portant
Questions
In
That
City
Today
V
v
'l
Kit.
Dec.
V.
-
Van-
.
Mr
it"
to
the
poll
hoie
a
mayor
uiul
'Hi'
.
For
Hie
fur-
ii
lio-y
have
lo
decide
M,i.r
Taylor,
tin
pr.-
.
uinhent.
dv
frtl
Ho
a
retired
bUiHHioan.
I
mi
not
!
cliMM'ittir
mayor
i
i
urn
and
school
!rulecs
I
i
will
decide
whether,
.
with
I0.7,
i
he
mcm-'
roonrd
!hII
it
for
instead
of
a
at
l
whether
a
rotilrtbu-..diemc
for
firelliet
-ti.i'l
(in
i
ii
I
o
elfecl.
-
iM-y
ti.vl.iw-
are
lo
be
!iv
i
In-
ralepa)eri-al!
ft
I
iimi.ooo
Premier
Oliver
and
hi
rabinel.
twho
ran
I
In
risk
of
a
reprimand.
wlitrlr
would
have
resulted
in
their
rtif
iialinu,
in
order
lo
rarry
on
lite
work
mi
mat
I
lie
buildings
might
be
used
this
year.
OFFICIALS
ON
VISIT
TO
CITY
C.Q.M.M.
Party
Arrived
This
Morning
In
Course
of
General
Inspection
Trip
I
On
a
lrii
of
general
inscctio!
YKTOIIIA.
Dec.
11,
IU
a
vote
or
2H
lu
1
i
the
I'rovin.
ml'
'"
'"'"
'on
work
on
mii
menl
wa-
backed
up
l.v
tin-
Legislature
in
having
i-unliii-j
,an'
w,""l,
I'1"'''
work
ul
Point
(irev
aflcr
I
he
moncv
i,r....de.l
''
-
Hie
local
dry
I
"
Anilion.aiiuii
va
granted
Ju-l
night
for
the
spending
it
million
dollar
on
-iilrii
lii)ii
of
university
bnilDiug-ng
"M'll
bv
sliidenls,
hut
u
vigorous
opposition
was
pill
ltr
Conservative
opposition.
Tur
vole
vi
taken
on
t
Is
second
rending
of
Ihe
Uuiver-I
'
t
amending
measure.
In
addition
(o
Ihe
straight
ELECTIONS
ON
Liberals
voting
for
the
measure
were
Crcery,
provincial;
Burde,
inil-Mndnl
;
Neelatid)
and
Biowne,
Labor,
while
opposing
Hn
Tom
Lphill,
labor,
of
Fertile.
This
vva
one
of
the
iitol
con-niioiix
measure
of
the
session
-
-
and
the
Government
majority
of
People
Deciding
Number
of
Im-inuo
proved
very
saimariory
lo
PASQUALE
IN
X
f
111
rniiRT
TnnAr
Did
Not
Plead
Out
Case
Ad
journed
Until
Monday
Wound
Waa
Bandage"
V
V,(!
VF.lt.
ie.
t.
llenilo
i
iilla
lla-lello.
ajipear-hi
police
court
tlili
inoni--
ui
Ked
wllh
I
he
murder
of
Ann
Itoedde,
ill
the
im
(ieneral
IIopilnl.
The
i
wa
not
nked
to
pletid
ii
i-etnandi'd
unlil
Monday.
'
'
-iioale
wore
a
heavy
band
il
iiit
throat
roxering
il-
inflirted
by
Ii
linnet
f
when
"I
ii
lake
lii-
own
life
after
Hie
mil
-Wh
lliroat.
STORY
OF
CAPTAIN
COOK'S
VOYAGE
TO
COAST
IS
SECURED
I'
TolHA.
Iie.
ii.
A
ropy
of
uire
lleinriih
ZiimneriniHi
or
:nplaln
Cook'i
third
'-i'
iliirnm
which
he
viniled
'I'll
Sound
Iibk
been
loealed
S
a
H
rei-l
uiul
Tim
I
lnv
ol'll
111111
1
t'ir
liHu
il
for
the
inovln-
-
'
I
.
1-7.,
MAKING
SEARCH
FOR
MISSING
LUMBERMAN
'AI.MO.
liec.
ti.
The
urn.
Vnnil
pdllee
from
locnl
lieml-lunrter
l0ft
for
Heaver
Creek.
'"umihormiKli'
Inlel,
"Jl'G
iiilleM
iioi-l
or
Vancouver
lu
nearcji
for
"
Onrdineer,
who
liat.
hern
""sMiig
xliieo
last
Friday
when
I'e
walked
inlo
the
woods
frmu
J'l"
himlo-r
cium,
at
which
ho
had
lip,.,!
unipltiyed,
COMMONS
PASSES
IRISH
AQREEMENT
FINALLY
YESTERDAY
I.O.MHI.V.
Dec.
U.
The
Ibuise
of
Common
anvil
final
approval
to
a
bill
lo
jrive
effei
i
In
lUe
new
Irih
areeno-iii.
paiu
il
through
I
In-
second
and
Ibinl
i-eadiriK-
!-
after-
noon
wilhooi
a
divinion.
Hi
Ik
ayrfi-'Miuii
eltle-t
Hie
iueli'n
of
the
boundary
belwi'en
l'l.ler
and
the
Free
SI
ale.
w;
INTEREST
TAKEN
IN
GOVERNMENT
SALE
OF
TAX
PROPERTY
TODAY
Iv'eetier
intrl
t
II
a
II
UMIill
wae
taken
in
Hie
provincial
Kovern
men
I
land
lax
.-aU;
(od.iy.
There
were
n
noinber
of
bidder
on
i.m.i
hoiI
iiuiiiv
nareeU
were
din-
poed
of
lo
pHvule
iiuirhafers
In
few
caej.
wa-i
there
compel
i-
lion.
Ihe
tno.t
of
lite
bid
gelllna
no
furlher
Ihan
the
upet
price-..
Properly
at
Terrace,
.Slewaf,
Uueen
Chariot
le
MatoK
etc.
wai
dmiio.ed
of.
The
soilc
was
eon
dueled
by
W.
S.
l"o-lier.
provin
cial
eolleclor,
a--itl
by
A.
J
Lanenfler.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
H.C.
Silver
Duuwell
.....
(llaiNlone
.
llaellon
L.
&
I
Marinol
...
Premier
I'orler-ldaho
Kuril
Surf
Inlet
Terminii."
Sllvercretil
Howe
Sound
C.
P.
11
I
lialy
Ahifku
;
'.
(franhy
Ilayvlpw
"
Ilulh
(llope
Indian
National
Silver....
(Ilaple
Selkirk
Silversmith
Hid.
Asked.
I
.('.J
1.51)
t.3K
1.13
.?0H
.31
.01
.11
.13
.0KV4
"m
."lMi
.IK
MS
-I'
.07
-Of
27.00
30.00
15.00
.IS
18.00
.115
.00
"4
.32
W
.30
.01?
.00
.UVi
.15
.
.20
.2
.04
.04
M
.2t
24
H
dock,
a
parly
of
lmadinu
Ouv-erument
Merchant
Mariiw
offi-claN
eonilln?-of
11.
C.
Keeb-y.
Pacific
coal
manager.
Vancou
ver:
I'apl.
I..
1..
lediord.
freueial
superiulendeiil.
Mini
I
real;
l.
Carwell.
xuperinUndenl
engin
eer,
Montreal;
lliomai.
i.unleii.
xupcrileiKlcul
eiwinecr.
Vancouver,
and
P.
W.
Haldwin.
auditor.
Vancouver,
arrived
in
Ihe
rily
on
Hie
Prince
lluperl
lhi
morning.
I'liey
will
all
return
noulh
Friday
moraine
except
Mr.
Carfwell,
who
tjxpprls
lo
iend
a
week
in
the
elty.
Mr.
Keeley
announced
thai
the
rirl
of
Ihe
company'
rrekshterc
coming
here
fur
conversion
from
cal
burner
to
oil
burner!
i
due
lo
arrive
neil
Veflne.ilay.
II
will
be
Hie
Canadian
Hover.
Three
oilier
boat
of
the
Ocean
FalU
California
paier
carrying
fer
viXtiiuadJau.
.Cpai-ter,
Cana
llan
Oberver,
and
Canadian
Farmer
-will
come
later.
Mr.
Keeley
i
accompanied
on
Ihe
trip
by
hii
falher
FORESTRY
OFFICIALS
DISCUSS
PROBLEMS
International
Gathering
of
De'e-gates
Held
at
Victoria
Yesterday
VitnOHIA,
lcc
l.
lUscussmn
f
problem"
created,
by
coi-nver
land
including
fire
proiiei
001
ic
such
areas
and
inelhods
of
taxation
litok
jdaee
here
yesterday
among
members
of
the
prolec-lion
commit
tee
of
I
lie
western
foieslr)
and
concervation
con
fcrelice,
when
delegates
from
various
western
slates
told
of
Hie
methods
etnpl"ed
m
their
terri-lories.
VISCOUNT
ALLENBY
TO
VISIT
COAST
IN
EARLY
PART
OF
YEAR
VICTOIIIA.
Iee.
U.
Viscount
Allenby
is
lo
visit
Canada
early
In
Ihe
new
year
and
will
come
as
rar
a
the
Pacific
roasl
and
do
liver
addresses
here,
lie
will
be
followed
a
Utile
later
by
Albert
MauhriilKc.
founder
of
the
Workers
Mural
ion
Association
MANY
EMPLOYEES
TO
ATTEND
FUNERAL
OF
BOOTH
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
Iec.
The
funera.
of
J.
It.
lloolh,
which
is
set
for
tomorrow,
will
be
attended
bv
two
thousand
odd
employees
of
the
lumber
company.
The
lumber
-T-
.,1
I
II...
n
I
-.....
WASHINGTON.
Iec
U.
pendiliiii-s
of
Hie
federal
exceed-
t.AV.V1,
.II1CI
"Till
UUIK
ITI
I
I,,.
uigly
stormy
weather
whiiMi
ne-ciMilatel
the
i'el
iikilK
fhtdler
at
Fojtgy
II.
i,
aU.mt
half
way
between
here
and
Ketchikan
frimi
Friday
niiliht
ualil
yesler-
rtay
inorniiig.
the
ore
carrier
Fairbanks,
(iipl.
laeUonabl,
ar-rived
in
port
-'at
tfJSU
la-1
nischt
from
Salt
Chuck
Mine.
Alaska.
with
thirty
ln
or
palladiutn
coucentralex
for
lranhipnien!
llasl
from
here
over
the
Canadian
National
Hailway
to
Irving-tnu
smelter.
New
Jersey.
Capl.
MacHonabl
reports
oper-a'itini
proceeding
sleatlily
at
Ihe
Salt
Chuck
niine
which
is
located
nb"iit
10
miles
northwest
of
Kcl-rliikan
om
Prince
.f
Wales
Isd.
Hit
ORE
CARRIER
ME
f
WITH
VERSfORrtlf
WEATHER
Fairbanks
Had
to
Take
Shelter
at
Foggy
Bay
on
Way
From
Salt
Chuck
Mine
u
Conslrnctioii
i
the
new
Loudon
po-toffice
Inttldiiig
on
Hie
site
hi
an
old
jir
.ooti,
II
will
Le
the,
largest
i
it
Ihe
world.
ENGLAND
AND
FRANCE
ARE
IN
ACCORD
ON
MUTUAL
HELP
IN
WAR
eminent
for
Ihe
coining
fisCHljiV.
j.-ut0
,;,(
the
case
for
the
year
are
esliinated
by
President
,,aijir
while
Ihe
de'ence
vva
Coolhlge
al
?3.ltf..2il7.ilH.
an
in-h,;
lie
VAwU
0f
.
Williatns,
Man-
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch
of
Hazelton
I
Praises
Government
Policy
and
'
Deprecates
Blue
Ruin
Talk
IGTOIWA.
I)ec.
y.
.Members
of
the
executive
council
of
British
Columbia
are
not
only
honest
and
honorable
men,
but
lie.,
a.
t
remarkably
able,
the
department
over
which
they
have
control
are
being
handled
wilh
the
highest
degree
of.
efficiency,
u
luct
he
had
found
oul
from
personal
dealings
on
behalT
of
his
loiistiinency.
Inv
II.
(1
Wrinch,
of
Skeenu,
informed
the
Legislature.
His
tribute
was
paid
at
Ihe
conclusion
of
an
able
address,
.a
which
he
appealed
lo
capitalists
of
Vancouver
Island
and
Ihe
!
Lower
.Mainland
lo
take
some
uf
their
money
out
of
bund.
and
put
it
to
work
in
the
many
-pro-
-
ttsr
"
LOCAL
MEN
GET
H1U11
UUI
LVV"
I
Deprecating
the
"blue
uin
proclivities
of
opposition
speak-1
PI
TI7
iTATi
IAFIP
je,,
vvtitch
he
said
-e
oaleu-j
CLLVfilUlV
JUi)J
jltlit'il
ill
iidic
a
Mtroi
-in,.
on
industry
ami
prospective
in-
vesiots.
Dr.
Witncb
picked
up
random
copies
or
newspapers
lert
on
his
desk
during
lite
day
and
proceeded
lo
read
out
itein
after
item
lo
show
that
the
min-
ug.
shingle
and
pulp
industrieo
were
all
makinz
Rreal
strides.
and
that
millions
of
dollars
wen
being
poured
inlo
Ihe
country.
"Slue
Ruin"
False
4
"A
tuite
casual
oeriisal
of
the
paper
will
fouviitee
anyone
that
conditions
are
not
as
the
oppo
sition
member
wpubL
have
usi
lielieve.
but
tliat
.vn
tbeoultaiv
llrilisb
Coluinbtu
is
acing
a
iei'iod
of
preal
proserity,"
ho
atd.
"Lasl
year
these
same
speakers
told
us
that
Ihe
govern-;
incut's
timber
policy
would
ruin,
thai
industry,
but
in
this
paper
I
see
when
one
concern
alone,
one
of
the,
richest
on
the
continent,
has
just
concluded
a
deal
lo
put
15,000,001)
into
a
pulp
mill.
Does
that
look
as
if
capital
i
afraid
lo
come
into
this
province
and
invest?"
He
read
several
oilier
items
along
similar
lines
and
then
pointed
out
thai
in
bis
own
con-
sliluency
there
were
plenty
of)
opportunities
for
capital.
.
Many
properties
already
passed
the
prospect
slae
only
wanted
capital
lo
develop
then
high
grade
ores
ami
lie
asked
coast
capital
i
,
...
i.
.
i.
.
.i.-i..
Foreman,
Electrician,
Millwright,
Watchman
and
Engineer
are
Appointed
The
following
local
men
have
been
appointed
to
the
permanent
operating
stalT
of
the
terminal
grain
elevator
here:
James
Neville,
loreman.
C.
J.
Hobideau,
electrician.
Joe
Jack,
millwright.
William
MeJUe,
watchman,
;hYed
ilelangcr,
engineer.
These
ooostiiule.
all
the
ap
pointments
to
oe
-made"
unlil
news
of
grain
shipments
coming
thro'ugh
Ihe
plant
is
received.
The
slab
will
be
added
to
when
it
is
learned
that
grain
is
coming
to
the
plant.
Word
along
Ihcse
lines
is
expected
in
the
near
ruHure
from
Hf
Uethering-lon,
general
manager
of
government
grain
elevator.,
who
went
south
on
the
Cardena
last
nigiil
lo
visit
Calgary
and
Winnipey
for
ihe
purpose
ot4
starting
negotiation
for
the
movement
oi
grain
this
way.
WAS
BEATEN;
HANGED
SELF
ists
to
remember
Ibis
and
givoosl
at
Checkers
to
the
men
now
developing
the
north
the
encouragement
of
supporting
them.
Farm
Policy
Praised
Agricultural
development
in
His
Wife
Number
of
Times
and
Did
Not
Like
It
PITTSHUIUi,.
Dee.
0
Inability
lo
defeat
bis
wife
at
checkers
Mm
.,i..i.l..
I..
LI
tiitrlil
rt
f
.,.
...
i
i.
,i
,
i,
aui
III.
.-VIIVI.IV
ir
IM.l".
Ille
Nechako
and
Bu
k
ey
alleys
Homestead,
and
other
fertile
districts
of
he
.
,nj
lo
,
Pomer
odaJ..
north
was
also
stressed
by
)r.
,
k
r.cl.,
wl.o
was
warm
m
l.w
u
u
&u
pra.se
or
the
departinet.
of
8-wnie!l
tllPII
Uimv
ie
,,oard
on
riculture
ror
its
work
in
this
M
o
u,e
balhroom,
connec
ion.
-
locked
the
door
ami
hanged
him-
Denling
wilh
the
Lniversily
ofi
Prilish
Colunriiia,
Dr.
Wrinchr""4
-.
III
coiuiooim.
lite
vvorK,
siuiuio
,UI
UllIUlllLM
nilU
Hint
if
building
opcraliuns
had
not
been
carried
on
hundreds
of
sltidenls
would
Jtave
been
thrown
il
ii
IN
AGREEMENT
WITH
HEAD
OF
GAME
BOARD
-
tint
in
ineir
siuoies.
tie
potmen
out
that
no
matter
what
nursuit'
in
life
was
followeil,
a
university
JacKaon
Leaves
meeting
in
education
was
always
an
asset.
I
Disgust,
Declaring
no
has
and
said
that
tin
C.P.Il.
and1
aeon
Insulted
oilier
big
organizations
realized.
ii.
i-
i
.........
i.
..I....
rr.
....;l
SAFE
BLOWERS
GOT
AWAY
WITH
SWAG
IN
SHKDD.
Oregon.
Dec.
0
-Hob-he
rs
blew
the
safe
of
the
Shed
Savings
Bank
yesterday
and
escaped
with
bonds
ainl
other
ne-
gidtatlalile
securities
estimated
at
lO.oon.
j
VANCOI
VEH,
Dec.
0.
The
..,
......
..,.,
...(.
,,..
-,
.,rovin,.
ve.stcrdav
said
M.
B.
verstiy
scholarships
lo
their
younger
employes
so
that
they
could
get
the
training
necessary!
lo
give
litem
an
opportunity
of
hemming
leaders
in
their
various
lines
of
activ
ity.
Jackson
"disgustedly"
left
a
meeting
of
hunters
and
anglers
executive
council
Tor
the
lower
i
mainland
here
last
night
after
complaining,
thai
he
had
been
Insulted.
Several
delegates
ob-ejeted
to
Mr.
JacksortVsTi'presenre.
The
iu'wspapersay'sflhere
hat
been
cross-vulliilg
Jolr
mouths
between
leaders
hi.
tlie
irame
HDCrnM
TAUJM
CUCn!,'lllll!,
"
Jrksou
Ai
a
result
of
UKtuUN
lUWn,
atlLUll-hu
policies
as
head
of
the
pro
vincial
game
conservation
board.
BIRTH.
g
A
son
wns
bom
at
the
Prince
lluperl
General
llospltnpjnn
December
8
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
J
,
Kijrh'li
Avenue
East.
s