THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1926
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[DECIIEN NU~ A~ KendrickCOn Tour Bedouins Called
AlayorW. li eelaiid Kendrick, of 'So e sC ne
MONKS T1(OO nnnHrSPhiladelp~hia, who is the ipresident o
Mh VNS I iiVJLCD S w85ui-(>i)tennjalExiiionA s AL I1 II )j Djehl Pruse3, Aug. 4.--I
NICE, Aug. 4.-A desire to escape tour of the Midwxest to extol thte vir-, agile as theazelle, andI more than all
the unsettled problems of post-war tues of the large-scale celebration and of tlhem free and indep~fendet, is the
France is driving scores of wealthy observance of the one hundred and d cpio hc teIeoun o
fiftieth anniversary of the signing of of the (desri . applies t~o himself.
and prominent Frenchmnen to take re- ! "True as aIle,"' is an ad dition which
fuge in the monasteries of Proveo.teDclrinofndenence. Na u li Bey, onle of thele 01 owerful
EvenUthe monast eries which demand I E I \.ox -AXmmo rial momo1n Hern t hip Esof the? odou in I ribhaie n, in
that the initiate take life vows are re- in hon or of the (Chief Noondaty. an t ''i lr aiiitoldlk-ohv
ceiving more applications than iii oy ta wa Indian associated witlhi'e* u in OI 'rd i to1 0hledescriptionl
can care for. seh iin the war of .1812, will he till-'uiaisit ldnishv
The monasteries which permits lay- N oiled and de d icated Iat 1 'ii evill 1) 1col i i',e iii_ on heir n eig~hbors. I
mnen to enlist as monks for indefinite t ownshipI next Shudiay aternoon. Il 10 1) :i o s rand spa ring no
mw. 'Rh Iruses thiemselves, great
periods are being besieged by men
who -wishi to eseape the cares of the NEW\ YORK. Seven hulhindreid poirstatte re eeieIe
,world. The Monastery of St. H-onor- sons (ied in New York; front i oison )hlet i. isiL ronm thle flying horse-1
,,t, situated on the Lerins Islands two liquor last year. J1. W. Quilled n i 11k1
miles from Cannes, has not had a vac- chemist of the Bureau of internal Rev- )\L(N hgal i i heeeo
ant cell for 18 mrnths. This is the i nue, said. IAI tN 'giidi nteeeo
first time since 1720 that the monas- Ii on O e istop revialisbuythe r i-
tery has been full. Patronize TDally Ndvertier.- A u-'. t ihp ) ajbit h
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