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the
Liiiuqr
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govern-
ment
of
British
Columbia
DEMAND
NEW
YEAR
SERVICES
LSpeciai
Occasion
Observed
In
Most
or
City
Churches
lesterday
New
Year
sermons
were
preached
churches
yesterday.
In
some
cases
there
was
special
music.
Large
congregations
were
in
attendance.
In
First
Baptist
Church
the
subject
of
the
pastor,
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe,
In
the
morning
was
"God's
Xmas
Program
By
Children
of
St.
Pau!
Churct
i
There
was
a
special
Christmas
program
by
the
children
at
cvenirfg
service
yesterday
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
The
congregation
!
was
very
large
and
most
appreciative
of
the
splendid
efforts
of
the
i
young
people.
Miss
Swana
Olofson
:
was
pianist
and
Peter
l
ien
organist
'and
choir
director.
The
program
i
committee
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
II.
Hanson.
Miss
Evelyn
Anderson
and
'Miss
Charlotte
Edwards.
The
pro
gram
was
as
follows:
Prelude
Miss
Olafson.
Processional,
"tome
Hither
Ye
Faithful"
Audience.
Scripture
reading
and
prayer
Rev.
J.
H.
Hanson.
Christmas
prayer
School.
"Welcome
To
Our
Service"
Primary
class.
"The
.
Happy
Christmas
Comes
Once
More"
School.
"Joy
To
the
World"
School.
"Christmas
in
the
Heart"
Clara
.Wlkdahl.
"Christmas
Secret"
Irene
Olsky.
"Christmas
Gift"
Irene
Feasby.
"Bright
Angels"--School.
"It
Came
Upon
a
Midnight
Clear"
Five
girls.
"My
uttle
Piece"
Elsie
Murvold
School.
Violin
solo
J.
Farstad.
"Offertory'
Peter
Lien.
Address
Rev!
J.
H.
Hanson.
Reading
Lillian
Hanson.
"Silent
Nlghf
School
and
audi
ence.
Many
Attended
Reception
Mr.
AndMrs.Bushby
A
reception
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Georgo
Bushby
at
their
Borden
StrctL
ho
which
was
largely
attended?
tome-thmg
like
one
hundred
and
twenty-five
persons
being
present.
Tea
was
served
in
the
dining
room.
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan
and
Mrs.
McMordie
pouring,
while
serving
were
Mrs.
Arthur
II.
Carson,
Mrs.
Blfert,
Miss
Joan
West
and
Miss
Margaret
Palmer.
Hie
simple
but
artistic
decorations
were
in
green,
while
colored
lights
In
the
rooms
and
outside
gave
a
festive
appearance.
EARLY
LIFE
FARNORTH
Belief
That
People
Migrated
Fiom
Asia
to
America
Supported
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Dec.
30:
-The,
key
to
American
prehistory
lies
not
in
Alaska
but
in
Asia,
in
Awav
In
a
Manger"-Primary.
Mh2Lnu,,
JShJutmi
That
NiRht
In
Bethlehem''-
""S11"
AP0101-
Qjj-jg
-
contention
supports
a
previous
Duet
Morse
slaters
view
that
Monogotold
migration
"Wishing;
WalF
Bovs
I
across
Bering
Strait
was
so
easy
ine
unnst
cnua
Jimmy
-
"
rt
Feasby
a
prevailing
opinion
that
.
the
Bs-
"Very
Queer"
MUdred
Nelson.
iimo
nad
u
Pi"sly
American
"Jesus
Loves
Me"
Bast
school.
"Hark,
the
Herald
Anaels
Sin-1
J11-
nope
of
uncovering
even
'dim
records
of
the
far
past
in
central
Alaska
is
seen
by
the
noted
scientist,
who
traversed
the
Yukon
River
from
source
to
mouth
durins
the
summer
in
search
-of
archaic
lore.
Unless
rome
most
unfortunate
Distribution
of
Christmas
cheer.
!
accident
occurs,"
he
said,
"we
shall
Benediction.
Claus
Berg
of
Porcher
Island
!
he
was
a
telegrabh
operator.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
j
Prince
of
Wales
Knitting
Scarves
I-ONDON,
Dec
3b:
People
about
the
Court
were
not
nearly
so
surprised
as
were
the
ronpral
raiHHr
ncvti:
oe
able
to
find
real
ancient
remains
In
the
Yukon
valley
or
delta,
because
the
country
has
been
remade
by
sea
and
river.
Remains
have
been
swept
away
by
the
water
as
it
gnaws
at
the
banks,
or
lie
covered
op
in
deep
jungles
or
tundras
Hi
J
O
l
J
1
"Indirectly,
however,
throwth
UieO
atlltdaV
archaeological
and
other
evidence.
J
substantial
steps
have
been
made
..
.
..
.
,
.
.
this
year
towards
the
solution
of
i2S.d1th
ocf'1In1th
prince
!
the
problem
of
the
origin
of
the
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
Satur-'
Eskimo
and
his
relation
to
the
mm&w
...
n.0sin
lai,1
Augus'
The
anthropologist
returned
with
SSftftft
IffJilYi4
ae
and
more
than
90
boxes
of
materia,
i.m?i&?3i
belonging
to'
a
wonderfully
rich
and
artistic
old
culture,
discovered
but
a
few
years
ago.
Light
also!
may
be
thrown
on
the
past
by
al
double
burial
in
a
stone
-linsd,
grave,
the
oldest
uncovered
so
fit
I
along
the
Yukon,
and
similar
.to.
"Our
material."
Or,
HrdlteB
said.
"
is
rich,
but
only
crefull
study
will
show
how
imr
.
ant.
The
main
achievement
was
to
save
for
science
much
that
would
soon
have
been
lost
for
all
time.
Smithsonian
expeditions,
while
mj
team
mat
in
prince
of
Wales
w-""
infcci
oa
aauti
had
sent
scarves
of
his
own
mak-!
from
tne
American
side
of
Bering
i
ins:
lor
me
Queen's
Dersonal
ca.
oea.
mane
more
urgent
an
ex
!
SSL
"OurNeTYear
QMotto
"
XT
!
'
VSAS!
.in
$FZ1
(tures
of
both
services
were
vocal
'""
ner
Majesty
neeaiewo
Uily
;
toat
the
materia
IsotobyMelvlnR
pafqeof
Vancou-j
f
,.
4U
!
fT
inlSt
L
thwm
-'W
J
AV
rwa
irn
i
t
in
LI1MI
U
1
-
S'llll,
cWunde-
-!Cnch
Indication,
obtained
on
the
in
in
the
the
evenine.
evening,
"Teach
"Teach
Me
Me
to
to!"
ine
-
Hiiuing
logeiner
to
,
Jr-.
"n
3,000
mue.
were
trav-
Tn
Pint
TTnltaH
Pkiimli
Dan
At.
the
wool
and
thpre
was
keen
un-
eled
on
the
great
river,
famous
fred
Wllson"the
tordeuVere4
while
they
were
workln
tta
toy.
ofthe
poldnuh.
anorooriate
sermonn
Hv
snwinl
ne
scarves
m
me
country,
not
ff"
"-""'""i.
"7
"r
,
r
r
j--
ueTtchoru
Tfrom
the'
caSnlv
tc
m
wtedd
finish
fi
gjjf-Jy
VrtT
"The
Promised
Child,
"were
given
by,
bu
who
dropped
fewest
stitches
f'is?mlBn1if
the
senior
choir
in
the
evening.
I
nd
mad?
ttrt
mistakes.
If
there
"
""iT
ni"!1!.
t
-mofT
nv
Thnmai
Meronnii
in
Pirt
were
mwaices
they
must
have
b"n
1JW
F."51
DCU1"
coverea
in
Presbyterian
Church,
also
gave
spe-1
rectlfird
for
the
scarves
show
no
n
'"Je
iciai
New
New
Year
Year
sermons.
sermons.
The
The
an-
an
ns
of
them.
P?,0.riiT
tne
.'HT
v,n
UhAn.
l
-ru
TVl
7.1nn
7inn
TU.t
TKnt
n.in..4
Drlnaut
'
One
nrart
rYmRt,a
l
.
DIOOO
inaUMH
ana
KUOmuS.
DM1
1-
"The
First
Christmas
Morn"
and
mP
twble
stch
and
whUe
the
,nfi
before
civilizatl'---
even
as
toe
"There
Were
Shepherds,"
were
sung
r
arf
whl-h
the
Prince
has
ofJuLeir
ance',t'ors
are
by
the
choir
in
the
evening.
anrttea
u
aone
in
a
oerfectly
uwv)'
ui,urr,
wrrc
mo-
In
the
morning
at
the
Salvation
Pla'n
garter
stitch
the
blue
one
urc
observed
and
photographed
Army
Citadel.
Adjutant
William
'
must
have
taken
much
longer
for
,
Essential
records
of
thte
vanish
-Kerr
took
charge
and
in
the
eve-
it
1-
n
stocking
stitch
and
is
ex-
rJ
population
Dr.
Hrdlicka
satd
nine
Cantaln
Warren
At
the
latter
I
centionallv
neat
thus
are
safe.
I
meeting,
Sergeant
Major
Andrew
'
.
.
;
.
.
Martin
spoke,
in
addition
to
CaD
win
warren,
mere
was
a
vocal
I
duet.
"The
Old
Rugged
Cross."
by
Mrs.
William
Kerr
and
Captain
'
Warren.
In
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathe
dral,
where
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Oibson
officiated,
there
Vas
Christmas
music
in
the
morning.
In
the
evening
there
was
a
special
service
for
members
of
the
Masonic
Lodges,
who
paraded
to
church.
There
will
be
special
watch
night
services
in
a
number
of
the
churches
tomorrow
evening.
BILL
THE
DIVER
DIED
SUNDAY
Late
William
Schelin
Weli-Known
Ficurc
on
Local
Waterfront
William
Schelin,
better
known
as
"Bill
the
Diver."
and
for
many
years
a
well
knowigurkAlong
the
local
where
Re
Had
been
a
patient
for
several
weeks.
He
had
been
in
falling
health
for
some
time
and
had
been
a
patient
in
the
hospital
off
and
on
for
several
months
before
no
una!
aumisviuH.
:
ine
iaie
Mr.
Bcnenn
was
60
years
I
of
age
and
a
native
of
England.
He
j
was
formerly
the
owner
of
the
well
i
known
boat
Kelpie.
At
various
I
times
he
followed
the
occupation
of
iiouciiuaii
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