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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDJAN

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NovEMBEIgg._19_s_1__

cpuniu GUARDIAN

‘v POIVNIIL UNITED CHURCH

PUBLIC FORUM

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Continued from page 1

lam: REPEATS

Services on Sunday, Nov. 22. Milk‘ 111i; column is open for lho ' new 230, POWlllll a: 7 p. 1n. Rev. diggwglol] by correspondents fit the waiting game; they have Lenry PlﬂTc ‘will pYUJCll. of questions oiiniei-est. The much Patience. We waited a yea: "-—--—- Chariuiieiown Guardian doe: before they consented to discuml IATE ]ILOU.\IS-—E\'id'§l1?i? tiiai, nut necessarily endorse the Sliantunz conditions. which discus-F n11~g1111111 15 51111 hug-grill‘; in 111C‘ oplnlnlls oi corrcnpondellll. sion resulted ultimately in our s Province \‘.‘.1.i 1\‘i1.i:~:.-fi ic the Guar- withdrawal." i I , l). n. ii. rrivni-uii of i" Dkiwtches from the front report- l _____ . that diuid- 1513x5535 AT MT 511,159); ed Gzneral Mch-Shnn-Shan is say- SAINT JOHN’ N_ B" No“ 19_

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impish-ate ycstcrdny mnfiizni! \\'11$;ii .

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. d that ihcrc exists n certain bond 1 which draws all Iliddcru together.‘ "cprdziiicc with this rule, the d students of Iyfouiit Allison Uri

ing that he wiuiui-ew from q-siui-l Perhaps you have ncnrd it ha!‘ $0 5a" m9 ‘my’! PODUIBNOHI

from the horrors of war.

Quiet Front

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...:;rn Manchuria. was quiet- have again R0‘. together and 101111)’. HF-‘CQTdlIIB t0 T990118 r884!!!-

iinqu ss 0:‘ lPfl days. Ari oillrrrdrrfi-dvimiiizivi the "Island Club." We in: here- Tokyo's information is ' Itliat yesterday's fighting resulted in

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Bunk’ .fi1i_-.»i~:l homo will rrmnfn until "i inkc up iis dau- (" Ncvcr. ' :1 frond Nut)‘ 11v \, wliisii occurred mct in 0x- .. brothrr ll. will. who was zuiq 3'11 wcvl: 1n flint town: rinxpuiiril hirii home.

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X" LII. \'EI.~¢'I‘ILRI).-\Y _ Thu oi 1i.c Lite Dr. BTiZLKIPY Fol- iiuhi _ dziy morning zit l."-.=m liii- iimiu oi his ziuziis, ilic i 01- .1...

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21.1", also Dz‘. ' Lilli hi‘: :l.>l 1'. The service 41L . l".i1"i'1:ll ililLl the 3 by I101‘. C. Mc- Tiic pnil-iicnrc:s were: Doc- igrs R. J. ‘Lczliawll, J. Blzikc, I. J. v M I‘ “ u: ...‘. .'

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g-"BVTED (‘ITY YIISTIJIIDAY —

1, of (Jfiiiwa, suret- Ciuims Ar-blJifnilliill _ Llil made n flying visit to (iiiiriutivtirurii vc Pl'[li’l\'_ IlL- .. ‘r 1i.ni‘.c at 9.30 i fri Aloiirtvn on

ziiiri was llPTC (luring lyinf! Ficid

ycsier- __ , _ . ill J. of tiv- ﬂimntxin n. a ll}. .: Club licrc. in xghrh he n; wril as Dr. J. S. Jenk-

i ‘oi men are uctlvrcly lntcrcsicd. u

r Aubrey Rqhdm n’ (he Sum’ i-i~s;iil1;.' from this conferencc," said ' ' ‘ . Col Kcnncdv. "The Dominion Gov- the Canadiwi Nntionnl Hotel fit ‘

nrlottctorvn, is visiting Mrs. Rmi ii and son Jacklc. at ilir- hnm

Mrs. Randell‘: moilir-r. ‘fir. J. L. mum warm" o‘ the Mmme“ gnwlndpr‘ Norma s,“ Ncw Gm? of Aitricuiiurc is another proof of w N-"vrs.

Efifr. J\2.""." ltx-rnnufi. leaves Sat ziiv nvrniii", for Toronto, whcr will nfvriid if": mcciin’: of th rziadiim Associwliwn of Puiilirli

y I .ri Tom-lit lluroriiw. of which or-

rW/ciion hr- is prrrdrlcnt.

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111i 13)"I-5i\\' W115 ﬁW-“b i‘l"\'0 fl ntcmbcrsship nf tifiy two and

< illcci-s for the ensuing ycnr are as‘ 300 Japanese casualties and between

* Pl'(‘~'ld‘fli. Roscoe Walker, 3.000 and 4,000 Chine-Se, and thntl

- ugton; vice president, lsabcl the advance guard of the Japanese‘

‘ - 1' :\ll(l1'C\‘.'. Rwnipv, Secrcmry Trcas- ; ﬂPmY ﬂPFW-‘d at the 893-88 0f Tsltsl- ' bar late in the afternoon, enter-

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turcr, Wilficd Boothroyrl. lluiiiei‘

1-] Prcmirr J. D. .8 rwnrt for his inter- ‘ y cst. made mziiiifczt in his rczidy con- sent to act as our patron. I The primuﬂv purpose of the or- i- . mmlzaiion is {ll} ndicrzisenicnt both >"U[ our province itself. and the 1m- ipoiniiit fClilllflfl which ll, holds to like of the world. When wc ‘ rider her IIYYCQIZIZQ climate, her ihe richness of her croidcii future, we feel d vuiiv in calling our-

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l 11-‘. ‘ ii unique‘, is to be held cud we hope to ii 11>‘ our Premier as spec-

..i-:lng hard ct n huge suc- wo 1:11;!‘ this opportunity .. 1.12m; the cooperation and of lllOSf‘ zit home. It is the ‘ ire of all to n1 lkB this oc- ilirit will nrousc end

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.. ii we feel towards our beloved ‘Garden of the Gulf." I We m", Sir, efe: .- THE "IE-LAND CLUB" or MT. AL- IJSON‘.

R.Y. PRESIDENT

Confirmed from page l

ccific RfiiilVfiyS. read to the board ‘of conciliation today by George

flcdyre, Vice-President of person- . ncl, C. P. R.

It was in answer to a declaration made to the board yesterday by Honf James Murdock, Vim-Presid- cnt 0'1’ the Brotherhood of Rail- ‘1 way Troinmen-a declaration iwhcrein Mn Nhirdock asserted the ibellef of the rziiiyvnymen that in-

fiucnccs of tho churn

~~.~ indicated 1

, , m lirid moved i120 (‘0lll]l£1llii‘S 1n ad- l

vaiiclng their wngi-ciiiting pro- posal.

This was the outstanding incid- yent of the resumed sessions today iof the conciliation board, a. body cc: Zsing J. M. McicDonneli, Tor- ycnin, Ont. (chairman), Isaac Pit- ] libido. K. 0., Winnipeg, Man, ap- ritcd by the companies. and Dr. 1L C. Henimcon, McGill University, i I i i

lfontrcril, Quc.. for the mcn- Ciwatcd by Hon. Gideon Robert- 'son, Minislcr of Labor in the fed- l crai government, for the purpose o! gircniiig out the situation that has yurlsen from the rcjeclion by the fmcn of the companies’ proposals for the ten per cent wage reduc- , tlon, the board got under way here ion Tuesday, nnd has held daily .'~Tl'5$lOIlS. When adjournment was ﬂzilccn late eliis afternoon no dc- ‘ClSlOll had been made as to the ‘time of the next. sitting. It will 1probahly be tomorrow afternoon.

l CANADA

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ricr {seeding and other phases of zicriculture arc also to be discussed. 'l"i1c confcrz-nce will 00ntinu9 for

, sci-oral (lays-

| "I nm very hopeful of splendid

i r11 incnt has Provinces in

sought to aid the cvcry wny and this

the drsire ni‘ the Frcicral author- ifﬂ". to zissist the farmers of Can- ? ziriri."

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as Quick

No Solves - No Coiling

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flivc-r. We arc greatly lllfliﬁlllﬁd to

the city soon afterward.

take over its administration. JAPAN'S ATTITUDE

(By P. l. Lipscy, Jr., Press Staff Correspondent. Copy- right, 1931, by the Associated Press)

PARIS. Nov. 18—Jnpan has in- formed the League of Nations that

until a new treaty has been nego- Ufltfd between her and China, it was learned tonight.

China Firm

NANKING, Nov. 19—-(A.P.)— China intends to continue her re- sistance against the Japanese in Manchuria despite the reverses she

‘has suffered.

This was made clear by two de- velopments today. Chiang Kai- Shek, President of the Nanklng Government, announced he was g0- ing immediately to Manchuria, 11nd the Ministry of War mode public a message from Chang I-lsueh- Liang, saying that he had put all his troops at the disposal of Gen- oral Mah Chan-Shim, Chinese com- mander in the field.

Included in Chang Hsueh-Iiiangs troops, the War Ministry said, are 10,000 ai-tillerymen who are being brought from the Russian border.

Cniang Kai-Sheics announcement that he was proceeding to Man- churia was made before the fourth national Kuomintang Congress, ccilng to patch up relations be- tween the Naiiking Government and the Canton Nationalists.

"I m\1si'._ fulfill my duty and my obligations to the Kuoinintang and prove my loyalty in my country," he said.

The Nanking Government cabled that L. 0-: ‘N. Council a series of 00m plaints of treaty violating against the Japanese. The government also sent a. note to Tokyo protesting against Japanese activities in Man- churia and declaring that "should the Japanese con- tinue their attack China. would be compelled to adopt the necessary measures of self defense."

St. Zita Club Organized

Last night in the C. W. L. Hall. Richmond Sh. the St. Zita Club was reorganized. a large group of young girls being present, erger to begin another years activities. The election of officers resulted in the following young ladies being elect- ed: President, Miss Cecily Le Clair. vice president, Rose Blaequlei-e, Bec- rctary, Ellen Pollard, Treasurer, Gertrude Gallant. Mrs. F. J. Casey and Mrs. W. O. Davey, president and vice president of the Catholic Women's Le"gue were present and encouraged the club ember.» to hold their social activities regularly and said the Hall was to be gt their disposal every Thursday night.

Much enthusiasm was shown by the girls and a tentative program for the season was proposed. All girls from country districts who are employed in the city are eligible for membership and are cordially in- riﬂed to come to the Rosary Hall, Richmond Street Thursday nights where they will meet with n hearty ‘welcome.

Your itching. bleeding, protruding piles will go when you actually m. move the cause-bad blood circula- Lion in the weak. ﬂabby part5 _ J and not one minute before. Salvcg or cutting ear. t do this - an inter. nul remedy must be used. HEM. R011). prescription of Di-Jis. Leon- hardt. succeeds because it stimulates the circulation, drives out congested

Schaaf And’ Strib. To Meet

( Canadian Pﬂtsa)

blood, heals and restores the almost dczul parts. HEM-ROID has such a wonderful record right in this (:11 that Geo. I-Iughes says one home HEM-ROI!) Tnbleta rnust @1111 Pile mm: or money back.

l Yvlio terms today ifor a ten roundywestmorland

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CHICAGO, Illa. , Nov. 19—Emie sclianf. boatcn heavyweight, "reed

out with Young sti-ibliiig in m; liicnqo Bmiium Doe. I. .

Associated

A Rcngo ncws agency dispatch said Chang Ching-Hue, Governor of the Harbin district. had declar- ed his independence of Heiluru- kiring Province. of which Tsltsihar is the Capital. The dispatch said he intended to cuter Tsltsihar and

she will not evacuate _Manchuria|

“brought in a large part down on its own head the burden of the m“ I was very much like the young man who shook all over when he was married and some years later, on meeting the minister who mur- ried him he said: member me, but I am the fellow

Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King,’ Iﬂﬂdﬂ’ of the Opposition. tonight i sounded a i-avyinx call w Liberals- in Canada. Taking as the keynote‘ of his address “govemmentby the people, of the people and for the' people," he stressed the duty of every man and woman toward re- lspunsible, government, and urged 119011 1.116 followers of his party the necessity of a. more comprehensive system of organization.

The Liberal leader was honor gurst and chief speaker at a. ban- qurt iii a local hotel sponsored by the Saint John Liberal organiza- tion eonunlttee-

Mr. King coupled with his ap- pen] for party organization I vig- orous criticism of the present gov- ernment's handling of the unem- ploymcni, sitiifitlOll, emphasizing in particular the menace which he claimed hung over the taxpayers of Canada as a result o‘f the “blank cluck" which Premier R. B. Ben- neit's administration had obtained for unemployment relief.

Hon. Mr. King launched into his

serious one "affecting practically cvsry purse in the country."

“Here in the maritimes." he said, "suffering as you are from depres- sion, you don't begin to have the trials of the people in some of the other pans of the Dominion." Ii-fe made reference to the situation in western Canada and said that per- haps at no time since confedera- tion had the country been faced with problems so grave as those at the present time.

The Liberal leader said he gave his remarks not with the aim of t scoring a. point at the government, although that administration had

problem as it exists today."

MIGHTY ATUML

iiFFEREli TRIP,

And speaking of marriages the guy

who coined the word altar must have

been an Englishman who dropped MONTREAL, Que., Nov. 19—W.:his H's.

R. (Ritchie) bfacCoy of Montreal‘ Amateur Athletic Association was.

in January. It is understood the

former Halifax Wanderer m: wiirbest service club that wv man can belong to, its range of activities is large, and it is world wide.

not be able to make the trip owing to business reasons.

Others nominated for this prov- ince are G. E- R. Cox of Bank of Montreal; L W. Haslett of west- wiu-d and C. S. Suter of Westward. Cox and Suber will probably go with the team.

MARS. GAIN

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donated to the Club by District Gov- man then in a fcw well chosen re- comed the Y's Mcnettes and spoke

anee they have been to the local Club, and trusted that they ivvllld thoroughly enjoy themselves and I01‘ them all to enter into the 5P1?" °r the evening. Doctor Charlie Archibald to nitro- duce the Ys Mciiettes to the local club, which the genial Doctor kindly did. Doris Tait followed with a splendidly rendered vocal solo. Ruby .= ilMacDou all then entertained the address with a declaration that the 5 1 summon 11-1 Canada today 15 a very gathering with two most interesting readings. The Chairman at point, introduced the speaker of the evening, District Governor Neil D. MucLean, who officially visited bis o\vn club and gave a niosi; mterest- ing and comprehensive address on I Y's Men's Service Work, which was keenly followed with rapt attention.

ernors Address:

ettes and Sweethearts 2-

I was badly frightened because it is always harder to speak before your own Club than a strange Club-in

10h yes, replied the minister, I re- member you now and you sure had a fright that night and quickly came

Tm URIENTMM reply—Yes and I still have her.

score but I am going to speak to one of the four players nominutedwoll $011181“? lbw" 011B m" W my by 11,. prom,“ o; Qugbgc 1,, joinimimi 1s the best of meni all, and the CallBdiﬂ-fl team to viiiir. aupunwur duty wither Club-

cxclusive Service Club in the world today. had a Christian home before it was founded? Most service Clubs meet in a hotel once a week for luncheon but have no set place for fellowship ‘and service through the week. The Y's Men's Clubs have a. room in the Local Y. where they can meet at

iLAIJIES NIGHT A T T ll E Y.

Last mam was observed as Ladies‘ Night at the Y. when ‘he Y5 Me“ and Y's Menettcs turned out in larse number and sat ‘down to a most enticing chicken dinner. whim W55 served by the Ladies’ Auxiliary in their usual slllendid way and which was much enjoyed by all. Atthc m11¢11151o11 o: the dinner, President James MacFadYCH. WM W” m“ ex‘ ficient chairman for the evenini» called upon Song Leader, George Johnson with pianist Thelma Burns a1; @119 piano, and for the next twenty minutes everyone entered neumiylnio the different new Y's Men-s song which had just been

ernor Nell l). kfﬂclﬂﬂfl- The chair‘ marks on behalf of the club. wel-

feeltngly of the wonderful assist-

He then cuiled on

this

The following is the District, GOV- Presldent Jim, Y's Mcii, s Men-

When I was told that I would have 0 make my oﬂlcial visit here tonight

You don't re-

hat shook so when you married us.

let us have them? 'I‘i1e v. M. c. A~llty and other’ fellow! who mliht needs our assistance, financially, - make good members, you fellow! morally and every other way that weitnat are married had to be real can assist them, and of what betterisalesmen when You cold YOK"!!! 9° seivice can we be, than helping to'the one and only 8111-1 111°" 1 had build up the Character, Minds and to be. But there is no doubt Bbbllﬂ Bodies of the Young men and boys is, that Y0" We" 811W!!! enthusiastic of today who tomorrow will be the hiboui the alt! but you were we leaders of our Religious, Business (and don't forget it) n 100% 811- iuia muuiiu-iiu Lives, which is What thusiast ribuuiyour nr-‘duci- 88v we are doing when we assist the Y. M. C. A. And if those young men and boys follow the Christian full of pep you svt- Beli-Ie me ﬁlm Standard m them by the Y., they word has power. Webster elves us cannot go far astray. To be a Y's this-Enthusiasm is divine P0595‘ Man means being loyal to the Y. M. sion or inspiration impassioned emo- C. A. to be in sincere sympathy with tion, excitation of soul, enzgarness on , the fundamental purposes of the As- soclation. To be a y’; 1mm 111153115 ‘see how enthusiastic we can be about to have a horizon a; broad u me our Club and its service to the Com- world itself. To acknowledge the munityln which W911"-

duty that accompanies every right. Then be 1n your vim every week. We are religious when we treat all do not stay home and 88y. 0h. I of our fellows as persons. Persons 811958 1'11 310$ b03161‘ 801118 U118 W991i. ' BIB not thought of iui "Manpower", slve your vﬂlwrl enwumsemcnt by they are not purchased in the "La- ‘uttendlns every meeﬂns mzulnrlv boi- Market"; they are not simply and be on time, not five or ten min "hands" or strong backs, they lire utes after, but right on the doi and not numbers in a system, who punch then you will get away on time, pay a. time-clock, they are not "nlggers" your dues promptly so Your treasur- or "Dagos' or Pﬂreasers." Persons er can have the necessnryfundc to are individuals with dignity and E pay the obligations o! the Club, and worth. They are not the “means" of , then if you are put on n. committee Production, but the only end of pro- ‘die in. do your level m: m help nie duction. Nothing has value except lchairman to make the thing a auc- in relation to persons and their de- ‘cess.

velopment. Each person is unique, i Some of you may be like the main and a. religious man will treat all liis who did not attend church very reg- fellows as such. ‘ ularly and when asked by his min- Iu the Y's Men's Clubs we have ister one day why he did not at- our good times, our bowling Leagues, tend church be replied: "Well I'll our Picnics, ‘Theatre Parties and best tell you sir, the first time I went to of all tliose, our Ladies’ Nights, such church they poured waver on my as tonight, when we bring our better head and the second time they tied halves liere to show them that we ma to n woman, and I've had to have a good excuse to stay away keep her ever since," “Yesl said the from home sometimes to attend Y's minister and the next time you go Men, and act on some of its many they'll throw clay on you.’ Some committees, and to show them that fellows think they can be Y's Men we arc ‘notso bad nfterzill. We of- by attending meetings once in u ten make good business connections. while, but 543mg day they W111 wake etc. But all this is inevitable it eaii- up and 31nd Q11; @1111; 11; y; Men 11°15 b6 helped. they 3!? Just some 0,! they are dead and the Club will bury the ﬁllings that happen when a. them by removing their names from blmch 0f "B! live business men set the list of members and uien they tviiﬂther- But that 1S not the best will wish they had attended more of it nli, and if we join Y's Men regularly,

Just for any of those reasons. than we are poor Y's Men. If we expect to be worthy of the name of Y's Men, then we must expect to give up time 11nd make sacrifices of differem kinds, in order to assist in the work of the Club. Anything not worth making sacrifices for is not good. We have our different lines of activities in Y's Men Clubs, and a different Committee for each ‘activ- ity, and to cnriy on these activities takes time and money and if you do not co-operate to the fullest with your committee for cach event then you are s Y's Man in name only, and of no real asset to the Club. Re- member what our Master said. “In as much as ye did it unto one of the

a half a dozen times anu notice how be

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I have been asked many times what our Motto means: "To acknow- ledge the duty that accomplishes ev- ery right." Just think about our motto, study it, analyze it, and pon- der over it, see what all you can find in it.—To acknowledge the duty that accomplishes every right. The easiest explanation is by way of il- lustration-as we Bo down a street and come to a traffic light showing green we go right along secure in the knowledge that no other car is going to crash into us from the cross street. Why is this-Simply because we know that along the on)” 3mm; traffic lights are showing green and all cross traffic has u, duty to atop

There are Service Clubs by tlic

Y's dom is to my mind about the

The Y's Men's Club -is the most

What other Service Club

least of these, my brethren, ye have done it unto me," and also the Gol- den Rule "Do unto others as ye would have them do unto you." When we realize fully just what these two texts mean then we will be real Y's Men in every sense of the less about enforcing our rights and “Wd- more about discovering. and dis- If we take an ofﬂce in a Y's Men's ~ charging our duties. u“ gbouﬂ who; Club for the honour that is in Malls due U3 and more about Wm; w, and let me tcll you it is an honour owe, less aboutpurselvcs and more to hold office in a Y's Men's Club, about the other fellow. :1: not with the idea of putting our Today we hears lot about World effort into it, then do nor, no- Peace, how are we going to bring ccpt any office or the chairmanship this ebou . Within the ten years 01 My committee, the Club will that the Y's Men have been 91-3511. be fur better without you, but let us , lzed they have drawn to themselves, fvlilttlyohtgie spirit of the thing pver five tﬁousand young men form. Yo“ may u; an: and soul. n3 over one hundred and sixty . at will 1 get out clubs, in thirteen countries o! the °l it 1°!‘ mlklnk all these sncrifioeg, world. This group of men have at.

and Bivryolrthe right of way. There can no more be a right without a corresponding duty than theme um be a green light without a red, or a right side without n. left.

Our Motto challenges us to think

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Supreme Court

The Court of Appeal met yecter-y day morning with the Chief Juatici the word enthusiasm over to yourself pmmmg and Mir. Justice Arsennuli and Mr. Justice Saunders on fhc

Judgment were delivered in cases as follows. .‘ In the case of the City of Chg- lottetuwn iigainst the Founda@ behalf of a. cause or subjecn Let's Marmme L-myted, the judgment f“ for the defendant. ‘I'm; was an M- tion brought by the City of Char- lottetown against the Ifoundnt Maritime Limited for $7,812.50, lng taxes levied in respect of a 0i: tract L'or building the Canadian II} tionul Hotel in this city. _ Judgments were delivered by the ' three judges, dismisainz the cigy?

judgment against Acorn and McDonald, wnlol: was concurred in by Mr. Juatlcl “.3 Arsenault, dismissing McDonnldﬁ appeal against the verdict of the ;; jury given last court Reid. Messrs. McLean and McKln- _ non for the appellant and Mes-stat‘, Campbell and Campbell for the spondent.

Thrilling Talkie At The" Capitol

West was still an untracked erneos, actually liv again on ~- screen. where "Fighting Caravans" opened" 1m night. has become iiie iiuiorio

ground 0n which one of the in)‘; ,,

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Judgment In Appeal Ca§e

nch. . i, ihm

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tion on the ground that the by-

law imposing the tax is ultra vii-es. E The matter had came bemre tho full 1f

urt on the stated cues in ‘which 3

u» facts were admitted ‘by h9g1 E’ parties. Messrs Martin and Stewart appeared for the city and Mes-m f; Campbell and Campbell for the 3 Construction Company. Judgment was next delivered b) c the Chief (Justice in the case of tlu .

King against which was an appeal from the judgment of Btlpendiary mgistrpg Q Martin in which the Magistrate had 5.,‘ dismissed a prosecution under the i; Customs Act. ‘Iliis appeal was dis-

missed with costs against the prose-

cutor. Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. 0., for. the respondent.

Adeline DeCosin,

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Mr. Justice Saunders also read A in the case of Ref i

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in favor '0! .-

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How often we have read Wlﬂlg

bated breath and tingling 8131116,:- tne adventurous exploits of thong hardy frontieramen of the Weak; How often we have oat and thrillodi at the unfolding story of those si-zi lent luper-pictures that put t_v stories into p‘ ‘ a‘ 1 . er die, never become old, but tpeyl. have been surpassed in realism Qipdg epic greatness by the story brmlﬂﬁ; to the talking screen in “ Caravans."

\

- Picture: y "The Covered Wagon" will Q

Here the Actual thrills. the gd-w

venture, the romance of the heart.-

in-ing period when the oxpannvl

At the Cnpitol ma”;

eat and most vital dramas of all

time takes place.

Into the apeciaculai- dram: cl

conquest is woven, with All charm of Zane Grey's great taleht.

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