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secen iuani -cavations in (Grcece, dI Mesopotamia. -He itities, of pttery il' 111 1933 he miade, a A~sia bias the tnpl tisn, welsn. and Lanadian societies ini an~d about Chicago, will - gréet Honorable Morgan Jones, member of parliament fromn Wales, wben he if: introduced by Clifford W. Barnes at the Chicago Sunday Evening club in Orchiestra hall, Novetnber 7. WMile Mr. Jones lbas been an eloquent leadler in political, religious and edu- cational circles, abroad, this is bis "miaiden" speech before the club. His subject will be "Christian Ambasl- saclors." He is a deeply religious mil, and baspreached in many of the ieading churches in Great 'Britain. iicluding.thie City Temple, London. Previous to his publiec career, he achieired distinction ini the field of education. Lewis Bcrnays, consul genleral, will take part in the service. ,with the prayer an-d benediction given $î*aawaan& Fali'. Iag- E e a a t y brings te slýnd te niany w 0um e n tbongbts of lheir owug beauty. Our expiert op - erators a r t, s'ager te serve YO<U! to the north shore to give one o ainazing and beautiftul concerts. Mn. empl)etton is a virtuoso. piý 1 si, lie is a composer, and be hm reînarkable ability to imp)rovise atiy theini whether simple or co plicated on thirty secoeicEs notice. lia., charnwed and clligbited audierl art istrv.I.W..Ology. Born n alsSliM Letws *M r. Tenipleton Was born Of Scot- In bis lecture with slides, Dr. John- tish parents in Cardiff, Wales. When son will tell about the potters as peo- lie was two years old, they say, be ple an-d their methods and of th, played the piano, imitating the notes importance. of potteny in modern of a nearby church bell. At four hie studies of Greek culture. He wil rntnnnscd a lulIaby with which his Jshow the most noteworthy achieve. co1 iii j une, bas 1clhairman for fri nnlell college. Shie tbe D. Porter Eni tin saàle i y su Ave.-2d op1