gvaomlsnt. _‘~ PRINE

“Blake 0f Scotland Yard”

“On Th? Front Page”-Comedy

Much sympathy Mr. Robert Champion 111 the passing- 0i um;

Mondal’. Dec. 10th at lll‘l' Darnley at the ago o:

burl hm». i“ f -~ ~- ‘months and the end w. .-

_~ liig‘ Winner 0f Sharkcy-H-eeney G0 On

i‘ - - i _- as sacred as that cf wift

formerly Miss Rebecea Milligan of

Ll iiigHiv-i-s.

.s Miss Helen, and four son‘; James; Daniel, Roy and 1.1: ~.~ funeral service was conducted at th home of Rev. Frcderidc \.vlll"lli'i“tlli, pastor of Keir Memorial Church and many friends; were present to pay moi» i. v bute of respect to the Intermenlirbook place m dial: cemetery and the pull bcaiwr.

ll1'l.';lll3'l . ,

Mr. F‘. J. Lockcrby returned, to 1 home in Hamilton on Saturdi after a ialeasant

weeks visit in Michigan.

A representative committee com- posed chiefly of the young nien oi" Princetown United. Church on Rev. D. M. Grant at the I Malpeque oii Fridayciveniiig. Dec. Mi‘. L. D. MacNutt ziuteti as chairman and the other

inembeiw. _ uiiicli has now a member- of the committee were Messrs G. W. s .ip oi" forty. The following are Pcrcy/ the eiiicei‘ Preston Iicairstiu; vice president, Mr. W. After a Donald; secretary, Miss Jean Don- v , remarks by the old; treasurer. Miss Evelyn Corbcttlwélfflgﬁlfie Jig} ':'—bThem chairman stating the purpose for On Friday Miss Jean Donald led hogs and "'1 Oaive t"_ “in s‘ 760 which they had come, Mr. G. W. the devotional exercises while Revdtwo markets m, s Cr '88 e ‘m the Ramsay‘ on behalf of‘ the congrega- D. M. Grant gavc an address appro-I I, I e w "Pm 11g‘ tion presented Mr. Grant ‘with apriatc for the New Ycnr- The PFO- d“ r one, eff, B 93w w m yeﬁuﬂ“ beautiful fur robe‘ and a substant-"ltict committee then took charge of 1y’ a l 91f?‘ m? e “m” mahlmln‘ Messrs. John the meeting and the reading oi’ a“ 1 l" 51ml“ sum“ Came ‘Wm Simpson and W.’ C, Donald also portion of the "Merchant of-Veniceﬂio“ y ﬁlmy "ctlvei ‘helm; "lclsllY gave ellpression to their apprecia- by Miss Elma Stewart. MYS- Clark tion of Mr. Grant and referred ttfwcodside and Miss Helen Ramsay the cordial relationship existing be- ivas thoroughly enjoyed by the l“? ‘ll’ l° $490 “ml <19mm°11 C01" tween him as pastor and the mem- members. Games. music contests ill-d" l0 35-09- A few good heif- Thercynlfyo play a p"; m each evenings crs were being held. for yesterday's were evidence of unmistakable siir- 'i“'"‘"""oiniiie. There are several llrllle~ ‘ prise on the part of the lI-“Lpicni ‘t c‘ committees each of which flill and in acknowledging the gifts Mi‘. ~,~' in the work of the societyulllﬂ qﬂﬂllty was rcor and lust com- Grunt expressed the pleasure af-trhe fordod him by these and other eveni g tokens of good-will.

Green and W. C. Donald. few introductory

ial amount in cash.‘

bers oi’ the congregation.

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no Times 0day-—3.15, 7,.and 8.45 “THE NIGHT "OF Love" ' And “C()LLEGIANS" Second Series

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To Kill! Wreck! Destroy] In a Mud Frenzy of Jilted Love!

Picnics, EDWARD’ TOMORROW

‘F’! i? E5 sf ~5- is

liiiii u tnnoiiim ltR iiiilillimiii BAlllE

‘lC-iclzcr With Rickard, Over Challenger Fac¢

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cxt<-ii¢ii-=i to

32m. I3, Is Unsuccessful S0 Far.

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“' -!."- l"ll.\' llrVlriil-y. one the welterweight title- » i‘: new liuriclltrrs, au- Al'l‘lll'lllllg tn plans arranged by

, H .l - ‘s, .\li'(‘iii‘iir~

.l ‘i iii-v _. wi.|i iiiwuiiotci‘ .1ini Mullen to be lielil. on Jaiiiiziry 20 will he ‘ J

i. l‘l‘llli) lviiiglit ll-L‘ Boxer, and Clyde Hull, the 'l‘exuu. '1‘!ll'i‘il'l trom Pele Reilly Hiuiltiiis‘ next rival then will oe ‘l full"- "1" $50,000. Sergeant Sammy Baker early next New York yesterday month. The title go is down for durable dii-kci-ing with some time in March- ‘ iri over prospects of De- Diiiiilee at present is under sus- . .:/-‘ ‘i: the winner oi‘ the pension in thl»; state becauge of .| w]. sh -~'l‘-'un lloency battle his recent California wrangle. Und- li~ 1"‘ llIl‘-ltlllll1il‘_\' lii. ltickartl and Bi‘ ii ruling of the New York State l.» H.- ioili-d to come to teriiis- Athletic Commission, ho must Aw lliiill<iii.~:, the Ne-braslui straighten out his standing on the \\"lili ill, bus signed for three bonus (roast before he can box here. .

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‘it land tend to strengthen the was presented with a gift from iii.‘ which bind pastor and people their pupils. Several of the visit- . itlier. ors expressed regret at Miss Hunt- 1°‘ _ -—— ' er‘s departure._ The singing of the

acting people of the commun- National Anhem closed the meeting. ‘e organized a young peoples —<M.)

Livestock Report

President, Mr. Frank (J.

‘UBXHIGTB and cutters, The can. nets were sold for $3.00. the cut-

Veal calves were in demand but

iembers anticipate many mon kinds brought $10-25 l0 $11-- ‘s of helpful fellowship and 50, with a few better (‘INS- a shade

Remem- no doubt time thus spent will lead higher. Common lambs sold for Broncos o luch a nature are thor- into other channels of work not yet $10 00 to $10.50. Hogs were steady. oughly in‘ _ 0rd with the festlvo‘tiiought__of or known. [Hackers price was $9.25 on a grad-

ed basic and local butchers paid 1. f 9.25 t $9.35 and $9.40 flat. A very successful examination and mm $_L¢q>_-- Christmas closing of Sea View D°ubi,,¢m.”d_ schogliwerde heldfén tlzciscggol-iérgoir: Madame Mme hams, “w, 1m- on urs ay a mo , c. - t h 1' 1 i; 1m- Therc was a good attendance of £lggtdgoﬁldsarzkfry ggraamathe, lvisltors. The scholars were thor- 5km‘ the ream“ for H loughly examined in their variousa |‘Teacher>promlsed ‘he a present, classes by their teachers Misses but she ma," Elva it to me|n sob Constance Hunrr and Marion bed Marjorie MacLean and t c scho ars gave u ' _ i-eazurmd intelligent answers. Aft- tzIfll°zfgw1g§fgl"gez°" ‘r the examination there followed aﬁgh t, t n T“ time I eve; =hort programme of choruses, songs a 5 u m“ l ,, 1nd recltatlons. sent: cisuii arrived 119314 011111011 11 l‘ "- I ,, h d distributed n__Ohriltmaa gift W611. slvlel" M"l°1'°- 1‘ °

. ~ . i a " “Q9. ma; tegchernilt here for , e present’.

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NARE"

750m the novel by JAMES OLIVERCURWOOU

'witl\ lEWIS STONE WALIACI- BEERY-RUTH RENE“

CAPlTO

, "NEW ‘VRINKLESV’

3 Days Starting

‘year lii professional hockey,

[held that‘ position ever since.

lrraiiii,ucigiibor The lGI‘&I1lf?fj.-*Ol(l.§ Man _ ‘ 0i ‘Professional Hockey

O"I"I‘AWA, Juli, »i.——'i‘oiluy Frank Niglibui‘, centre ice star of thc t)t-. tuwaii, uiid the peer“ iii that ilositlor iii big time hockey. rounds out 12 , years oi‘ active service with Ottawa

hockey teuin and enters his 16th

, lt was on Wednesday, Dec.‘ 22, ‘l9l5, that Nigliboi- played his tiist fguiiie in‘ a’- rod, -wliito and block- ‘siveater, The Toronto Shamrocks ivere- Otlawiys » opponents that night, and‘ tliel local team won ‘handsomely, by 7 tn- l. Niglibor was played at left wing and scored two of the goals, while the late Jllcli‘ Darrdgli, playing ceiitix“, reg isiered irlnince. and one each was. scoied by Arr Ross, Eddie Gerald and Angus lliifortl. All’ Siiilth, thou coach oi’ the Ottiiiviii-i, iisulgii

ed Nighboi‘ to tlic centre position on‘ Jun. 8,1916, and “Dutt-h" has

, With practically no‘ variation. 11m comments ‘published in the (ltiznva new-spoilers of Dec. 23, 19- fltl, could quite easily have been

a tllllllENl-

By “TEC? |~ 11W» " .» THE ﬁﬁT-AWAY

JANUARY 5.31923 , _

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t and. w

11' "N! WWUWY-lﬂlll skulls for a fewldays, we may have} amq

Jie 10th.

Power. h

Ive and often brilliant goalar.

lurucession. and this would up TAmntcur players there have n.

ii‘ hockey. At any rate Fred Moore, Abegwoitcoach has his whine all bllﬂhﬂl in» llllflmvlll. amid. it.» ten lfclock sharpat the Arenj», rm,‘ non-ling for the ﬁrst practice o! this canon. . ‘ ‘f " ‘

Flylnx bucks and-Abe ring, or. steal blades wui be a. most ‘wi m. ound. for tum-i and players alike, particularly the idtwi- who ‘

. The mu goment wishes it ‘to be’ understood tmtanrnlirm w biiik the)‘ havb ubilltyil-nd are ambitious for 1r intermediate teams-are cordltﬂly, requested to be on hand, 55%.“,- Llie following are expected to answeftile ﬁrst call: Earle Prowseﬂlabk Gordon, Spillett, "Dutchy_'§,D_ia' and, ‘jllempseyﬂlilamond, Colllngﬁ-An- lerson. MeLellnn. BlanchllFll.» ox, Doirorusounders, Cronin, Bliérren, wuarebriggs, Whalen, Harper, Stevenson, Power, McMahon, Nelson";

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ice as much as Hickman needs an alibi, _ ,

It was thought at ﬁrst. that the opening game in Sumniersldaulext‘ Tuesday would have to be postponed due to lack o! condition and n-actlce, but now. that things-any, loolilng’ much bright/equal; q hat the red and black squad will. be able "to roundinto like '

we.

l

J‘ .- a. place either on they '

ﬂioun‘ ,_ltd‘ss- ltoacu"

The only player in hockeywho gets his full title is John Ross Roach 1i’ the-Toronto ltlaple ma‘. Every player is “Bill” m- ‘Mike" or "Howie" nr "RedTto his publionbut the, 11M! - little" guardian of’ the ‘Poronto wage always gets the digniﬁed ‘flolhn

Roach is u chicken farmer-by y: Iession and that may have some- thing to do with the skill with which ‘he handles the hard-boiled eggs who pepper him with flying punks 'in'the winter months. Ross was secured from the Aura bee amateurs ‘oFToronto and made good at the first asking in professional, company. He has played on one world's championship team. thojforontq, Pulse! 1022 and is a steady, effect-

oss" and never lust plalnﬁllck." .

To Toronto ,Grads,.- Canadals Olympic entry for world's premier ‘tmateur honors this wln1er.leit.qultc an impression on amateur hockey circles around Ottawa, whenjhcy trounced three of the City League teams lu rotation. Apparently the- viewpolntthat Ln Snlle or any one of the city tennis ivoulil havebothcredothern a. little would have been convlnc~ ingly dissipated by the gifted amateurs.‘ There is a decided revision or opinion regarding the capabilities-of some oi’ our noted and better amm- tcur hockey stars after that game. - ' ‘

0f course Grads are a tcarwlhnt has b¢¢n 1089911" 5°!‘ Wllﬁ- The)’ are in a way handpicked. but therein no ‘doubt that in absorbing an edu-

cation they also attended. a hockey ﬁnishing ssehool. Toronto‘ has a. habit

lof having one ulbstar hookpyteam on top, that nearly always lewd: the ' pear to be more by design iluin accident habit, or sticking with their clubs without

lumping around, and allowing the clubs to work out their development.

The wild beauty of the North country-a picturesque Sellvllllfibl‘ 3 $811891)‘ dramatic. story ‘of a. Royal Northwest Mounted Officer who tracked his man lotlie Arctic, and then could not take him because of a golden-haired girl and

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an orphaned baby.

AMATEUR ttilBSTﬂ Gill i i

I > i.

" _()t ta ivxrMti-rooiis gu nut‘.

,Nll>§lIlHll‘ lllllllt‘ his fli‘

iipp ~11 lll - -' ' ' ' ‘on ilio lino and fui-iiislied diioiiiiiilBlilllllS, ..

the-Ho sport i-oiiiiiii-iils ruu: "Prank

I tea

rld‘s ehamplons,_antl _n0 . forced to play sixty mlnules of hen l'l'lll‘(l(lll(‘\‘(l on the spoils pages» on lAlfQg\\‘6ll.S, just one 118K UPI‘. lii. 1927, in t‘l)llll(’(!ll0‘ll with ‘Granitcs oi" 1924-1170 C0 Nllélilyoiﬂs pei-iluinoiit-c iii the lost ,|JI‘L‘.SCH‘ Allan Cu Ono of ,they remained tog

Fsiiik Nighbor ll1§§.?.'.‘.".f‘.““* ‘s *-“““‘ ““

lgi-ads, (iranilcs, Aura Lee, Varsity a-(ow ‘years ago, and other Toronto ms have been the ﬁnished article lnim amateur way. " v

In licking three of Upper" Canadirs leading amateur teams in one ustflour years ago, when the Granites, “(scattered all over the NIH. In, were if. breaking hockey in ordefr to llek the i-cgation oi‘_ down east puck chasers. At thatlthe; nsideru: by many a far bctter warn than the p holders. Just yyhat the Abcgwelts would have done, had ether for unothervycar or two is not hard to be imagined.

SPECIAL MEETING F lliE M. Pd. AIIMEDIATEl.

Telegram Received By Dr. Lamb Not Sati factory AndSeces sicn T a 1 k A g Takes The Helm; Electing‘ Will Be I-lcld At Central Point.

NEW GLASGOW, Jan.,,j3.—_As aclnd iiclion of ziniiiuil meeting. ls April-r mi“, lhpsi- ucliiovoup-his, result of the reply to the telegram there ..ii_v ’iic\v evidence to siibinit‘? yichhm- mo; for yours i-uc of llll‘ sent to Dr. A. S. Lamb after the Signed A. S. Lamb." ' ndignation meeting in Stellarton on

ol' llll’ <[iii<-l' i-n.

.Jci1. -l —— llliforir- w! no staged in luaiiison Square mgnd 9, 599cm;

15 110095501’? l0 Cull a SflCllﬂl iirrel- ion Amateur Athletic Union. West~ N, Mm.‘ up u,» .i , iing and there should be no ti-oubc cin Canada is litlklllg of a similar ‘m mull Hoping which is .'l\\'ill(ll‘,ll 1{,,,,,,,.,.,, ll‘]]~(‘ h“, "m", h). 4 may, Pictou County r. move and if the Marltiiiies would <‘nlvul‘n\v 1,, m“ player who proves ‘m 3 ' 4 ly behind the mowinent and unite and set the ball ' ' ' ‘ m, mmorraw cmufted mm‘ a group of three‘ Iﬁirgclzpﬁllrltwlzrlrge Irigglgnéliiailiﬁlgliliiﬁzl gigs-c is no telling what might hop. m" m " ’ '“ ‘ ' ‘ ’ 01m" ‘u’ “M” “me 03191‘ 699M111 Polm- Evidently sion on the street that we are ‘ki DY- Lamb 11°95 1190 Understand I110 iiig up too much fuss simply over a 1.9911118 1T1 U‘!!! Mﬂflllmcﬁ Bl- lihﬁ PlTijcouple of hockey players. This iroii~ cut time-either that oi‘ he consid-ible in the Maritiines has been brew- ers we are notlcapable in the Mari- times of leading any organized op- DO-Slllﬂﬂ l0 the GEMS in COHtPOI 0f many grievances. We are treated as interiors by Upper Canada both in~ M the meeting held in Stellarton IlllStrliilly and ill [Lift illltl this con; 011 Friday Xllght a committee was tintial strife in the Maritiines is not appointed to draft a telegram to Dr. g, new thing, Lamb stating the seriousness of the case in the Maritimes. Thefollowingisible to beat these aiitocriits in Un- wlesram was sent: ‘Mass meeting per Canada at their own game while held this evening represent all Pic- keeping within the law. tou County request immediate ac- tion oi’ reinstatement of Doyle. Mc- es nor the Maritime officials got a Millan and Keiver and also all Pic- fair trial from the Canadian athlet- tou County athletes."

i~r l I». l"tlll.\'~ ‘ match-maker Jess McMahon, Hlllbrln that respect, ‘s partner‘. kins opponent fcr his first hoiitisglid

Occasionally we hear the expi‘

ing since 1920 and the present re-

instatement issue is only one of

the parent body. The writer laclieves it is still pos-

Neil-hei‘ the Pictou County athlet-

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‘in 1024-

, Q ‘i .

UllI-Pllﬂ-Gﬂfllilll. Hilillltﬂterdlylnclal police force, altered him by 411° 111m- I- M- Burl-er. mmler oll mated from‘ ll imit socket has 011M411 will have t» hsnimiveuldd-iiy-a Chlbago-man-‘tﬂ’ _ ‘ y alnnl wlthout-..tho~1roat rmyrbaq, rdruatvlclcprgv-mmhant. who 2|] porfﬂtly. p“. m,

> D91! With/Ml hlﬂ/lllllv Dotmlt. . I "

rot-round.» the 01 chic Iepfooentatlvo.

‘iF-Tﬁiwiial“

. , » .. ' ,-o|o| oil Jill hnuI-IIJ

lion as m of- worry

,,. "g w. ‘h 1 was QMII‘ out a tl. and aha cab Q crldyllrmmﬂvlzeooﬁlud mp And said,‘- “nai-mie. you.

‘ lllt'l\'.‘_\ i‘l u .i'|v l(1\\‘ill'(lS the l ‘Pllllﬂ’. Niglihoi‘ .‘ ed two of lluv llllll\\‘.'l‘_gfllllri and iiicideiitailly won

lii-..- way iiiiir the hrnris of the l(‘l’ll\\'l t

l

‘ lloiiiiuio liiluy ll\‘l‘ll :ii'iei‘u‘iii‘il.-il ,.~:iiilcil_ tho pi-piilzii" l'('llll)l'tI1(<' iiiziii. _ ‘should iii-live (ll great help to ()l' lurlm“ m

, tt-uiii won llll“']ll'(l[<‘SSlllllﬂl lll)(‘l\'l'_\' a1 lltill(ll'<_ llU-llilil born (yllU oi‘ the mainstays iii‘ tho (lttiuvus siiici- lillf», uiid 41w‘ rihuliiii: lat-tore: iii llii‘ success oi‘ the Sliiuliiy (‘up - hohli-rs iiiid lin- ill 'lSlI_'ll_ Hill,

and i027.

logigqiws lop Hi'('*1‘il‘.~l. .1\\\'ily lii!’

_ V Evidently there is nothing left to i“. m.“ _|<,.. Map-q... or lilo Quebec iday night it is expected that the do now but follow out the suggestion j§i|llrltygs_ ior lilo N. ll. l.. sou: iug

Pictou County Clubs will now de- us named in the resolution at last i(iu(1.‘|‘g4hi]) u-iih a total oi‘ ll goals.

meeting of the Fridavs- meeting that. we now pro- 1-» . ' we i v "l" ‘\\"ll‘(ll.‘ll » . . . ~ --

1., . . ,. ., . , - _ , ~ _* b l, Li-.. and Li.» ll u.» d - 1. n (,_.,,,_, m,“ .1 "m, “h;

k _ i. ’ kidney, ‘fniniti (nnden and 1i’ lie is successful in Maritime Provinces Blanch to dik- coed to take steps for the formation ‘it. | m“. p-mg pm“ 4, trophy (JTPF- I10 __ f?“ \ V, L‘, “m, ‘ m. ‘W, J11 .l\_\ ..- LLlll champicri h .1. ill‘§l lwo encounters lie will be. cuss a, Sepampe Qfgﬂmzqtioﬂ A»; or. of q ’ ‘ ' l’ ll" "' l‘ ‘ m“ “I l" l -

b. i") u.- ' ~- » i , n‘ . ‘ﬁpanm’ Mmlitmlc P1'°"ln°°i~il‘tn-ilii~ pluyei‘ combining the "ll 11‘ 1 111‘ P111111“ 1111111111 ll ‘lhlln-‘it J00 Diludve fﬂlﬂplication from three clubs is all llia. Branch independent. of the Canad-

uri-atcsi i-liticiivviii-s-

the most useful to his train. _-—-~- ~$O€>'i

Canada Likely T0 V Win Hockey Title

ST- i\'|()l{l'l"/.. Switzerland. l- -~'l‘\-:enty one iizilioiu-i will com

polo. iu the set-mid Olympic gaiiies l\\‘h]t(1]“ sports, entries. for which closed .l'uiiiiiii',v l. The nations m, be iwipiosoiiieil uro: (Yaiiititlﬂ. E7119 you], lcgilmiiiu. Fllililllll. Friii

lllillilllll, ltiily. Argentina. lintvli Lithiiiiiiiii. Norway‘. liiixcuihoiii‘

Au-siriu, Polziiid, Rllllliilllil. Sweden. I('Zl‘l‘ll(l-SlI)\'l\kl£l. l-lungaigv. Jugo~

Sluvia and the lliiitcd Slates.‘

ffwoiiiy foiii‘ uutlciis entered, but Spiiii, Altixico uni! llruzil wliii~

(li‘0\."- (“uiiiitlii in rcgnrdeil as an nl

. l‘? body and until a thorough 111' - cwtiiiiiiv lii the hockey coir

0' D’ shlpley‘ sFcreuuly-trenlwrel‘ vosuglwgn is ‘unburned by Com" Kiiiiuula iiiiil the Pulled o! the Maritime Blmwhmeceived we “l?!” not “M11?” and l1¥'1°1'1“?l~siiiies will figure strongly lii the following wire on Saturday nfter- officials, there will be no peace in Sprints and Finland 1,, ‘hi. (H14- lnoon: ‘Regret no authority to res" “Iaﬂtlmo-Sluwt clrﬂes‘ tiiiico skating: Norway‘ lii the skis ' ziiid l"i‘ui_ico_ iii the military‘ patrols

skis.

l-‘lgiiri- and iiiiiey skating is re- ‘l-{lllllﬂll as a toss between the Pulled States and Austria. with Austria us a alight fzivorite- Beiiir trix lioiighrnn, iliiitﬁil Slater-i, how- ever, is favored to dcfoiil lllniri.

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I May Not Play In Olympic Hockey;

ion this year-

Willlum S» Haddock. oi Pitta] lF-llyfll, chairman oi’ tho A- A. U- Jlcekoy Committee. nnld tonight: Rllill ho had about abandoned liopo j

or getting a team together to rep

,rese'tit this country in the puck ‘chasing Olympic games-

lladdnck said he had but nun’ llione—Eveleth. Minnesota- ided that ho had wired hockey eii-i tliiinlnais at. Eveloih risking it they could get- it team together, ,and t0‘ " ‘dine had rocolvorlno replyl -

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An electric motor that can be on~

v

1

‘id's (‘iiuiiipiiviis

,tlio third period,

He Bil-v‘

_ieo-~to oleepdn their‘ ear-

" llv HIITNI. I " fﬁﬁ 41in ,1.“

Contest. Ends In ScorelessiTie .

IlOSTUN, n...‘ i. w The Iloetoii id the Pittsburgh Pirates ' through two, ovvrtimv.

ltawa llis opiuic-q at l-liut time llllﬂyPll , , i ‘ ~ ... ‘l~rl- thus been borin- out by Niqliboiﬁs‘ lwflllll“ lfvfl‘Tijnﬁl];:‘(_:3:\,“\ﬁvgltui“ u-ork with thi- ll-ziin siiico lll1‘ll, and lllllni-‘lll lucrlz‘ ‘lvml ‘Huh, .,,'pluk,mli,ﬂh,, n u ' \ i u v - i‘ - u I I l I \‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ > \ s li.ii|iriil.iil,\ l.i..l .\l.il. \\l|l ii tin Mmyvd ‘I “mm: ‘lormisiw ‘Ilium,

llll‘illli',lltllll, ivuriliiig nit“ lliii tics’ lll‘l'illl' willows oi tho llosluii lﬂfllll to iu-oro In the ‘iii-i-i-iitiio‘ HPN-“llllll (‘vmuoig or lllirilvll. and .\lvl\'i|ii|o!i.

' Pittsburgh, Fillllt‘ ti) blows iiii'l_

_givi-u imiiaijoi" poir is victory’ over {iPll-i

llel l‘~.

New Yi-i-lc toiiigiii ion noiroitﬂiﬁll. llpstoii lied l'iii‘_.i'li‘.~_it plot-ii iii lllt” i\lll(‘l‘ll'1lll section oi llll‘ liieguo-

DETROHTMEVES‘ UP

iviciv voiik. Jilli. i- '|‘lic n1»

Nllllllilll ll(\l'l\'(‘}' litfligiic, our i111" "lmllfpiviul olicail oi‘ the Boston Bruins. " “ml m“ wlii-n tin-V iliifi-zill-il the .'\'i~\~.‘ York

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l\\’\l-lllllll ZlllVlillliH-ZC at one. stugou

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ALEXANDRA SCHOOL.

- A very interesting evening .,was ‘spent at Alexandra school on Mon- ;day. Dee, 19. when n concert. and Christmas Tree was puton by the teacher, Miss Bea. JlldlibIln-iilld »pu,~ pils of the school. M12- llayvton Mo; lCabc occupied the chair in his usual 1 capable manner. and CBClIIIQUDll per; -fbrmed his or her part in 81109911510‘ creditable botii to themselves nn ‘their lamina-taking teacherﬂfliq fol- 'lowing was the program: Opening ichorus, Christmas, by_,pupi,ls; eel: ‘tutimi. "Holding the Rf.‘(lll$"',_ iliis McLennan: chorus. “C ‘iristinas Time." by pupils: recitation, “Not I," Doris Wood: recitation "Kristi Krin- gle," Hazel Wood; monol uc in cos- i tume, “Aunt Jemima.“ Egl ldlalogiie by Doris Wood. Finley Donald and Harold Judson; recita- q w‘ I ,1‘ l , A _ y, _ .tion. “If You're in Good," IdaYVlIgod, .i.1r.i ll ant, (it ustilii, \\llllll‘l ivoml duct" by HﬂenlJ-udson all-id {Doris Beaten; recitation, “The Tula- key's Lament." Peter McDonald; 'Oll0l‘llS. "Merry ChristmasT-inip s; recitation. "My Letter." by Willis’ McLennan; recitation, "A Christmas Tree." Agnes Wood; Christmas drill |by five pupils; dialogue. "Christmas - Pl"l"l‘SllIlllGl-l. Jun. 4- — ThtVlPlots" by ll"! l1l-1l1ll$; recitation QTWQ ' livimeii States, in llll prollabllityhi lwlli not be represented by a hoc- lkey team in tho Olympic competit-

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lrlllll‘l'l‘ll‘l' Auric. (‘oiigiir right- iwiuiror, Sl*l)]'i‘tl llirco of llll‘. IF» troll gcals and Johnny Shoppiii-il incited tho lcurlli- -‘ i -...-| 'l‘lu- ltuiigors liul tho ll"lll lwico mi goals by llill (‘ook and Frank lllﬁllflll l‘. but wild New \'(ii‘lt»‘\ll00l- Jill]. ﬂog, piirtii-iiliirly \\‘hv.ii_iiie.y llilflwil, _ V V’ |‘ Judson; motion song. four pupils; recitation. by Osborne Wood; clos-_ ing chorus, by pupils. At the con-f

were. factors iul I h . olusionoi" the program Santa Claus

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logue in costume. "Miss Prim‘s Christmas Shopping," Doris Benton; recitation, "Santa's Secret," Helen J dson‘; recitation, “An Accident." I urold Judson; recitation byiBen- liiidsdy Wood; vocal trio, "In the Orient Sky," by Helen Judson, Doris! ,Beatcn and Edith Judson; drill, "Favorite Tree,“ Harold Judson, Pe- ter McDonald and Willis MeLennan; instrumental duet. saxophone and

violhniby Jack MeKimion and Bea

appeared and distributed the gifts with ivliich the beautifully decorate Cliristhiiic Tree was laden. Tho- clmirman. in c. neat speech of 5117' preciatioii, expressed thanks toMiss Judson and Mrs. Judson for ,tl;ie_vlo- tin-and piano accompaniments- to die various numbers. also to the pu- puils for lIlOJJlOVCI‘ execution of the various numbers, and to'the large attentiyrzieudlencc. g

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vi The annual meeting of the John‘ _R. Dinnls Pedigrced Foxes, Ltd.,_ will-Joe held on Thursday, January

19th. 192a, at 7.30 p. m. in tho Y.

‘M. C. A. Parlor. Chaidottetmmi.

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