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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1929 PAGE TWENTY F IVE odd Ad Ado do do dio 4 a BETHLEHEM White as an altar Juve upon & hill And honr with There stands within Amid a AOL AIIMIS MIL AI ow yet gently touched by Time, udaes, lovely still, the elusters of the fig and lime The hallowed shrine that still ean move and thrill The soul of unbelief and shake the will, Avound the holy plaee the throngs of earth Assemble to adore, to vinerste A ny whieh i n splendour for the birth f One divine! while angels opened the gate Of Love in life, and, with white peace hegirth Gave to the world a song of 2% ve and mirth, ] EBIAN PIC, CLAINS KEY T0 ANCIENT WORLD LIES IN ASIA Scientist Declares Theory Linking It With Alaska Unsound Washington, D.C, December 10 o=They key to American prehist- ory Hes not in Alaska but fn Asia, An the hellef of Dy, Ales Hrdlleka 'Hmitheonian anthropologist, His contention supports a previous view that Monogoelold migration noross Bering Btralt was so edwy ft. was Inevitable, tonttasting wi with a prevailing opinion that the Me: Kimo had & purely American ors igin, cans hope of uncovering even dim pecords of the far past In oentral Alaska Is sean hy the not od selentist, who traversed the Yukon river from source to mouht during the summey in search of ars chale love, "Unless some most unfortunate accident occurs," he sald, "we shall wever he able to find veal ancient remains in the Yukon val: lay op delta, because the country has heen remade by sea and viv or, Remains have heen swap! awAy by the water as IL ENAWE at the banks or lle covered up in deep Jungles or tundras, "In directly, however, through archedlogienl and other evidence, substantial steps have heen made this 'year towards the solution of the problem of the origin of the Hakimo and his velation to the Indian," The anthropalogist returned with more than 60 hoxes of mater: ial, one of the most striking parts of the eollection being nearly 800 tools. and objects In fossil Ivory, helonging to » andertully righ and artistic old ewlture, disciver od but a few years ago, Light also may be thrown on the past hy a double burial in a stones ne od grave, the oldest uncovered so far along the Yukon, and similar in types to soma In northeastern Av Dr, Hrdlieka sald, "is wok, but only careful study will shew how portant, he in achievement was to SAve nt much that would soon 0 n lost for all time, "Smithsonian espeditions, while savin a etious mate re a data from American side of Beving HOR, Aone more urgent a exten: sion of the work in northeastern Asia, It is there, it ls felt even more aren, that the material and information le that will olineh indications obtatned on the Am © erioan side." More than 8,000 miles were trav on the vlant river, famous from the days of the gold rush, The sclentist, asalsted by Dr, J Maly; of the University of Prague oriss-grossed from bank to bank in search of anclent sites, more than 1,600 miles bhelng covered in an open 18-faot canoe, A larme mas ority of the surviving full-blood ndians and Hekimos, melting be fore olvilisation even as the rellos of thelv ancestors are belug de ror hy nature, were nieasured, obse and photographer, ntial records of this yan. lahing pobulation, on Hrdlleka mid, fhue are are safe FARMING FACES PERIL IN BRITAIN of Agriculturist I Lunchion Address Theme London, Deo, 11.--The plieht of py agrioulture wag the thame YT vy delivered by Hir Wal we 2 at a luncheon here, ring to a recent statement a Hon, Neel Buxton, minis tor of agrionituye, tn tha House of Somuont. that he was unable to coon thes uwngestion that the as Teultura) industry generally was In such distress as to demand spe olal _Immediste relief measures Sir Walter sald he was sure Mw ston eonld wot understand the vo Mg He (Huxton) must know If 1 were not for the farhearanes of the banks and other creditors of the avrloniturists wanv of them wan ld be wound up at the present ime. Undoubtedly the asrionitural in dustry under existing olronmatan. oon Was oollapaing, sald Bir Walt of, The farmers did not want temnarary help, Thev all knew no oles In the community could trade arainat the serlous dumpine wen ate the CONRITY Wak now Koinw through The farmer had to have same subaldy or hawnty to meet this menace of dumping, Two of five teams in the hasehall leant of Mazatlan, Mexico, are som: posed of girls "Our material,' MARIA OF CANTAL PICKED UP DEAD IN DINGY TOWN Beggar-Woman Clutches Coin Bearing Her Own Picture FE------ Paris, Deg, 11,==Marig of Cane tal, the Bower, & dead, For "La Remeuse,"" whose eMuy changes hands wih ever ylen-cent ime plese In Franee, was a peas ant woman of Cantal in old Auy: ergne, Roty, the French sculptor, saw her one day as hy yu elimh- ing the sunny slopes of Cantal, He had passed the vineyards nnd the grain fields when his eyes fell up on A woman sowing, Bhe steed | siihountted neainst the sky, sow ing with unchanging rhythm, Al her as a "spivit from the mornin of the world," volcano which Is the peak of the enpltal range, but he went ne tur ther that day, He asked Maria to pose for him fhe posed with complete lack of | self consciousness, He paid her a gold Louls, the color of the gorse at her feel, With her gold, Maria went down to the oltles and the mountain knew her no meye, and she became famous although she hersell was unknown, For Roty's statue of her as "Le Bemeuse," so typified the passing season, so expressed falth In the sowing and reaping of the nation that the French Repub Ho adopted It for its oolns, In the commonplace manufan turing town of Crussot the other Aay a heguar woman was pleked up, dead. In one hand she cluteh sd a blackened ten-centime plece It bore the imprint of & woman sowing, The hewgar woman had reaped her last harvest, It was Maria of Cantal, VRS. PANKHURST'S Unique Ceremony Is Held In Warhington- Colors Displayed Washinton, Deo, 11.=Ameri oan women Joined with the repre sentatives of Great Britain's wom memory of Mee, Emmeline Pank- huret, leader of Enrllsh militant suffagists at a unique ceremony in the erypt of the American Capital under the ausploes of the Nationa Women's Party, Mrs, Raith Houghton Hooker. of Baltimore, In behalf of representa tives of forly Amerioan Women » organisations whe were present, spoke In high tribute to the Eng Hah suffraglst leader, and amons others who replied was Miss Ohpis othel Pankhurst, daughter and oon. stant companion of the late lead or, The Brit'ah Ambassador was ve presented hy T, A, Bhone, first seoretary of the Hritlah Hmbansy who saw for the first time the nurple, white and gold banners of the Amveloan feminists, and the nurple, white and green of the Mnglish women oarried aide by side, The cevemany was presided ov ap hy Mrs, Willlam Kent of Call fornia, With the processional which was led by Mrs, Vietar Dupont Jv, Winniperton, Del, there came in. to the Erav walls of tha orypt & line of hrilliant color which sug: gested to those who had knowin her the vivid, eamer, personality of Mrs, Pankhurst, Hehing "The American Wag, oarvied hy Mr Dupont, flower girls marched in double lune with garlands of purple, white and mveen flowers, the oolors which Mps, Pankhurst made famous, Toe me -------------- 400 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ON STRIKE William wt, Pag Deo, 1lFour hundred Willlamaport High Sohoal students went on strike today, vefus ing to return to thelr studies unless Sol Wolf, head football coach, was offered a contract more accepiahle than the ane he rejected. 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