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SWhn rÎting, kindlyr state se, and age or âges last hrthday. VISCOUNT NORTHCLIFFE' By Chas. M. Bice, B. A., LL B., Denver, Colorado. We recaîl the famous world tour, sa shortly preceding his death, which this famous Briton, Viscount North- ouif e, indulged, and which was plan- aed and projected for the solving irof the great world problems which the war lad thrust upon an unwilling world. It was but a f ew months preceding the caavening of the Washington Coaference to consider the policy of reducing armaments of war and naval expeaditures. It will be remembered that North- cliff e came to the United States ini the flrst leg of his long jauraey, and without doubt his visit here and in Canada had a powerful influence up- on what took place at the confer- ence a few months later. It was witli singular reluctance that he has been givea proper com- mendation for'the success at Washi- ington, but heie j entitled really ta the lion's share of the praise, for his policy at the very outset lad been ta have the British delegates work in harmony with the American dele- gatian. Ris supporters dlaim to this day that lie forced the hand of Lloyd George through his influence upon the British commonwealth delegates. If Downing street would nat listen ta Northcliffe, it wou]d listen to men from Canada and Australia. Northcliff e was the flrst publicist la Brîtain ta iasist upon the abroga- tion of the Anglo-Japanese treaty out of deference ta the American people. Sa long as that treaty re- mained ln farce there was little hope of harmony between the English speakîsîg nations. There could nat be as long as that treaty existed, complete liarmany betweea Washinýr- ton and London; and of course, with- out titis there could be little hope of permament pence and the restoratian af Europe. It was imperative thati naval competitian between the twa most powerful nations~ should end, chiefly it is true la thi-British inter-' est, and Northcliffe was frank en- ough ta avaw this. During his voyaging tliraughout his entire tour Narthcliffe preached the doctrine of American under- standing. Even la Japan lie was as outspoken as lie was la countrie:s where the British flag waved. And be it said ta the cre dit of the Jap- ansee goverament and people, he was received with enthusiasmn and granted higli hanors by those la authorîty. The French Empire-and as lie told the French representatives and people, France lias little conception of the strength of her far-aif pos- sessions which Nortlicliffe included la his memorable tour ta bring France and England inta dloser ac- cord. France's colonial possessions were praised as the equal, and in some cases, the superior of the Brit- ish Administrations. Northcliff e saw much of Asia and of Europe la the period lie was gone, which gave hlm great strengtli and advantage la the evaluation of world conditons. Tliree continents _-are hanging la the balance, waiting for a leadership. The war opened the door and the evil genli escaped from the box. India is la unrest, Egypt tlireatens rebellion; Palestine is la ferment; the whole near East is la a precarlous state. The nations that were alied seem ta lie drifting away. Germany is living an artificial life. Russia le starving. Even Great Britain lias an army of unemployed on its liands at home ta add ta its foreigan dang- ers. 'Tt is only by traveling that one can see the repercussion la the far corners of the globe of tlie effects of the great war, which France and lier allies endured for nearly five years", Northcliffe and at Marseilles. This repercussiox has upset the relative forces of peop- les, of values of trade and of ideas, and can only be saved by a Europe grouped around the western powers. Northcliffe challeaged the Lloyd George policies of ýdealiag witl France, but it was fortunate that these two outstanding figures agreedr perfectly on ail questions concern- ing the conduct of the war, and unit- ed la a combined effort ta win. But as sooa as the crisis passed tliey went their respective ways, taking oppos- ite sides on the greater issues. Lloyd George lives and le carrying tlie burden of an Atlas. Viscount NorLhcliffc, Alfied Harmsworth. is dead. As ages goas la England, lie died young, under sixty; but wbat isi age but merely an abacus ta comi- pute achievements! Northclilffe ac- complished a great deal ia tne brie£ years of lis life, and lie could not~ expect the human engine ta last pressur .1-i oponets srt( ion, an avid student, a tireless worker whose experience ran as a river througli the birtli and growtli of a new civilization. "Death takes us by surprise, And stays aur hurrying feet; The geat àesign unflnished lies, Our lives are incomplete. pared, and copies thereof may be had* in my office, and that the list is be- ing published in the Ontario Gazette on the Second, Nintli, Sixteentli and Twenty-third days of September, 1922, and that in -default of payment of the taxes and costs, the lands will be soli for taxes. Neil F. MacNachtan, Counties' Treasurer. THE LIFTUP"D The 'LiftuPv'à, Pat~n ted ln- vention with non-slip elastid Insid e beit, gently SUpports the abdomen and is very benieficial for use after an operation involving an ab-, dominal Incision. Most ef- fective ia relieving those phlysical aliments ftroam Which many womnen suifer. 'Write for the narne of ae Rias Uorsetiere near you. BIAS CORSETS. LIMlTED 41 Britain Streety TorontQ FILLED CO0R S ET S ,BOWMANVILLE, SEPT. 14, 1922. DIGNITY IN OPTOMETRY A recent issue of--"The Optomet- YOU CAN FIND HAPPINESS IN ric News" lias the following item which is of coneiderable local inter- A liarmiess hobby, est: Noble friendships. Mental development. We are glad ta note that la the re- Duty cheerfully performed. port of the Luacheongiven ta Dr. Reguar haltîul rcreaion Todd, President of the A. 0. A., dur- Tlioughtful attention ta thte aged. iflg bis recent visit ta Toronto, thase The companiioaship of the world's present were given their rightful best books. titie of Doctor. Little unobstrusive acts of kiad- The time las passed wliea preju- ness. dice against justly earned titles was The Society of mea and women of la vogue. A medical man wlo lias higli ideals. on]y earned the title M. B. (Badlielor Writing encouraking, clieery let- of Medicine) calîs himself Doctor, ters. and there are those who claimed Helping others ta find tliemselves. that medical men are the only ones Scattering genial emiles and pleas- who have the right ta thc title. Four ant words. colleges la the United States and oae Working for a great cause with- in Canada have the riglit ta grant out expectation of reward. the titie of Opt. D., and at last those Bringing suashine ta chut-as--to who have studied liard and passed the sick and afiicted. rigid examinations, tlereby proving Keeping an open mind, hospitable their ability and worthiness of the ta aIl new progressive ideas and title, are comiag into their owa. movements.r Among the prominent members of A cdean conscience and worthy 'the profession who have receatly ýob- abteprcceoteregions.floe1 tained the degree of Opt. D. may be Thec icveryofta rltenotale mentioaed Dr. J. H. H. Jury, Bow- The iscveryof laent;talnt. manville, past president of the Phar- Noble thougîts and honorable pur- nlacy Cauncil of Ontario, the Cana- suits. dian, Plarmaceutical Association and Unselfisli service and the relief ofafteirtCnda OpcaAso distress. cain Outdoor life and intimate comn-.cain munian witl nature. Returning good for evil and liv- ing la the finer senses. 1. Good music. good pînys, works of art-fine pictures, beautiful statues, getarchitecture. e The daily work and the simple Il__ pleasure of the homie'circle.r Cheerful conversation, rollicking, fun 'and eanrty lauglitar. Seekiag the sunay side of lîfe an.d making failures stepping stanes. Holding steadfastly ta a higl ideal )r nca mattar wliat the consequenceS VERY CURIOUS ACROSTIC. This clever alliterative alphabeticý acrostic is well worth a place ia your scrap book- o A s s eAn Austrian army awfully array- No -Lppetite Boldly by hattery besieged Bel- l r~u xasio ed ade grade;' taste for fSoc. 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