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FEBRUARY 6;-f_1il24i _

THE cnAiu.o'r'1~miowN-GUARDIAN' 4 PAGE mam-

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-hy’ ` -' ` ~ br '"1 _ “Hein-2 \ - lice ae a -tribute of respect to '-‘_/ I inn” 4, _ the late -Ex-President Wilson th

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/_L ‘- IN ican flag has -been placed at half

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Central' Guardian 'Simplicity to

SHOP from Holm-an's Catalog. .

FLAG HAl..'F iMAST.-The Amer-

ast over ‘the U. S. Consulate

'Be Feature

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illlons -to hopes that the vision at shone before his eyes could

_.___ ' be w-1o¥{ht_~ln a. world reborn to

M|9¢Ei_i_ANEoU _ _ peace. me was when the tramp very pleasant eirsentsn-t‘¢3J\l2lEl>?ace or armed hmm °“ parade' 'the st evening ai the _home ot Mrs surge of ~tens of thousands strain ell Ma¢l{enz|e_ 46 _-Res-erve Si; IDS: '.10 Slimvce his erect figure, gn misceiian greeted him in the great cl-ties.

he world huiig-upon -his ,worth

`\\ l"‘"°"_f;'|’id.““Ff' 'ix:if.'° " __ 'i'B.tti T116.-llliilly beautiful and nge- as .seldom “pop 'me llttenqugef QQ

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AIIIGI;-l0H.llfN3.V3.1 _;i;EnM|NALs oEAo-A despatch

(C°'\*"~`"°" P"°”) tive on the International Board in 1°

WASHINGTON. Feb- 5- -Chair' the St. Lawrence Power project. ll

llutler of the House Naval died suddenly at Ottawa on Sunday. ri;

llil\ - Ilgulnniliice Saturday iatrodiiced a A

pill t0, ill"-h°I'i_20 3- 570-000900 designed and superintended may he e naval construction pr0K\‘Bmme- placed the Hudson Bay railway, the ci

which would include eight new T --out cruisers to -cost $11,000-000 P

M six river gunboats at terminals, the Moncton Sho th k

each and ‘ 5.i00_00ll each; exclusive of armour P

nnd armament. The bill will also Wellaiid sliip canal. , m

prnvlilo ofr alterations to the bat- ilsshilis New York and Texas. to

iilfm-ri add-it‘l01ml protection CO. MEETING.-A meeting of the gl against submarine attacks. Charlottetown. I-lotel Company

The bill was introduced at the Limited was held at the Victoria

rl-quest of the Navy Department. Hotel Monday evening, Feb. 4th,

' only the directors being present,

5 Years For Fatal

Blow at Dance

I nnprsvonfyoul’ proper urin A

- ARD EAR OIL

Laoslgui H.-nd Nei.-.so W1 0°" la

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if -. ---:=;f/ music,-and ga-mes. at-ter whl¢);._,-ss

a -_-~--w freréhment-S were served.

four years Canadian representa-

i gifts received testified to -the “

vening was pleasantly spent _in

ny man. i- _ i- - .'-

opularity of the young couple. The M '

_nrblo Vault on Hill. I .

And yet sftsi- siibt-iisr dsy no

'ill be laid to rest for a space in

DE_SiGNER OF CAR FERRY ii" marble vaul-t on a hill overlook-

ays and Canals und for the last b

mong 'the great works which he R

rent river improvements, the e rince Edward island car ferry

DB' G sl

ort Colbourne elevators und the

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ci-iAni.o'r1's1'owN Horst

as it had been advertised that the

annual meeting on Thursday even- ing, March 20th at 8 o’clock in the 9

g -the city with 'naught but the

Mes thai Wm A_ Bowden, chief idzrief ritual oftthe chur-ch to solemn-

engineer of the Department of Rail-

. _ W

e his entombment.

Being Imported

' From U. S. A. ed Becomes Museum

(Canadian Frou)

Angelus Was Paint-

s.i._ _io _ _ _ » -_ ____ New Yom( Feb. 5.-'nas iitus

HN N B' Feb 5 5°" cottage at Banbizon, near Fontaine-

Maritime Provinces from the

sentatlve _of the Dominion Coal Co.

`whicl1`operates large mine work-

strike of Nova Scotia miners. Mr Starr said that supplies of mined

CDIDDIHIY i0 Dl'0t6CiZ COIIBIIIDBTB.

The steamer Kamouraska, he be might Watch me “ning 9""

ilrom his armchaiir, has ibeen restor-

T d _ ' _ ed. The place has been opened -as

ues ay with 7000 tons of Anieri __ _museum _IMG 1921 Says _“_ B_

said, was due in St John on next

That was the decision reached'can bituminous coal. She is

y Mrs. Wilson. The day of her

ng, brave fight for her stricken usband's comlort and peace could ot end, even with his death. Upon er -must fall the duty of decision s -to the manner and -place of ntom-bment, the weighing of -the alms of the nation to pay high- st honors to the dead against her nowledge of his dislike of -the low and stir of heavy ceremonials. The whole_-machinery of govern- ent stood ready to surround .the

allen chleftain with all the honors

en have devised i_o ‘tender -their

rent dead.

Not Wiith Unknown

For his entom'braent was offered

meeting lmrl been i,0Siiwiie,_|_ tho memorial amphitheatre at Ar- 'l`he directors decided to hold the gngmn Where the Unknown ‘from

runce ihlolds his faithiful watch ifor- ver. No quibble, Mrs. Wilson was

‘ ‘ - - lining ~ r ti vi t i HH l_ told. would--as -psnmiit-sd to keep

- (c§i1Sa°§:f:i Pi';°i:)5__A,ii_ii lt wlll rag? gomffiewig: nrt; sh(;;_ this ‘lad-len wair leader from sharing

S_'l‘. JOH .. 4 '

ony llawco. of Chapels Cove, Har- holders to learn that the .stock is U iiui- Mill" district, who was recently especially well thought of. and that hi oiiii\'icti»il of manslaughter follow- shares have changed liunds re-

iat glorious vigil in the V-lrgin-la

lls. But it was not to bc, and for .1

ing ilil. death of Michael Fewer in cently at prices ranging from $100 Mme' at 19359 w°°d'“°'“' Wilson

Selitcnihi-r last, was today sontenc- t ,.,l by (lhici Justice Sir William ilorwood to five years in the pen-

iteritiiiry, the sentence to run _ _ . _ _O

fioin tht ddtc oi couimitinent,_Oct

PRINCE `ST. SCH-OOL.-The sec- t

o $106 per share. - W

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ill sleep-as any honored citizen ay sleep, l=n a vault set in sacred

ENJ°yNB|_E EVE_N|NG AT 8l.lll‘1‘0LlllllillgE. 'Men may decide Illlél'

hat 'a great inie-morial shall rise

22 last. Fewer came 'to his death gglwnl Series was ilellvei-eil lam he will go forth -from his _ihonie for

- evening ln the School hall by the l-est time to lie deep in a mur-

us ii result of an assault made up nn him in tho school yard at Chap

gi-css. i in l on Charles Lamb, one of

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To The Electors

English literature. wiio is known c most in‘tl'matcly through -his e Ile

- _Prof G *D Steel of Prince of Wales ble Vrlilllt -beneath the floor ot' Beth-

i-is Cove- while a dance was in pro- College, who spoke very interest- Icheni chaipei' at the Washington

nd lecture of the 'Prince Street 10 MS minor- -bm 1°" the 'V""5en`°

piscopal Caihedirail on Mount St.

S Y he most _charming personalities in Albans, while men and women and

hildren comeand go at their lrrdy- rs aibove him.

'Phe only military -touch at the

the tragedy which entered in-to it the d.l-plom-sts and high officers who

_r - 1 says ol' Elia, and through his

of FlVe\persoiinl letters. -Lam-h's life, and dulieral, aside from the uniforms oi'

- a

lnulios and Gentlemen.

At the request of many electors

ol Ward Five l hav,c consented to lii~roiiii~ ii candidate for Councillor in the coming civic election.

li elf-t-tail I will support every ilirivoiiwiii conélisten-t with economyi \\'l|ich has-i for its Object thc bett- er-nieiit of the city _und in particul- ar -thc llca-ith of -its citizens.

l am in favor. of supervised -play-

grounds for children and the con- \'i-i-vioii of Government Pond into an upon air rink- and I believe that tlit-se civic improvements would lic effected with very little i-xlieiieii to thc ci-ty.

'|`lii- short. time..i11tcrvenlng be-

iwi-oii now and the election will not permit inc to cgll upon all the clot-tors of Ward Five and l take this opportunity -of asking for your support in the coming ccfn- test. _

'|‘liunl<lng» you in anticipation, I

uni, _ _

Respectfully youre. JAMES E. 'DLANCHA-RD.

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{ QUEEN HOTEL

WATER » STREET CHARLOTTETOWN

This popular Hotel

has been completely renovated and ro- furnlshsd throughout Ind offers very com- fortable accommodation to the travelling public.

Tho lable .ls ospoo-

ially good and tho pub- lla are ‘oourfoously cared for. ‘ .

Raton 88-00 c day.

i siiuos "rAvi.on.

Mliicgor

Charlottetown

pon anti emphasis was laid on the B l

dearly beloved sister, was touched 0 u . ieroicully cheerful manner in Y \

v his family. iQiiotat‘ions from his

s the result of the insanity of allw

lll attend, will be the little squad ` non commissioned rank of the

l _ . rmy. navy and mar-ine conps who

ill bear the ‘body and -form the

hich the author devoted himself to mmedlape escort from house to

ssays and letters showing Lamb's

Henry :Sniith;-was tendered t-he at last 'nights meeting, which in-| eluded an enjoyable progra-mme by the school pupils. The -chorus-ee "0 Canada" "A Cornish May-song"~ and "Ali ’l`hrough the Night." were

lihipks 'iiiidbr the direction of

Lamb's essays. “Mackery End" was

ii touching poem, “The -Old Famil lar Faces," also by Lamb. WMI recited by Miss Margaret

author‘s sentiment. A Scottie"

Mariewalker. w-ho appeared in Highland dress, was 'enthusiastic-

national Anthem.

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charge for them?"

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°"'*~¢--l-_._.¢_....|.,..._......... Aosnrs wauirsb-MAN on

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bww- B`°¢'°m° °W°\‘* "1 “Shi is til highs t -for 'su-un. t -_

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never be one t_ on n tme

MALE HELP WANTED-'G'-°TH' to come the will look back

ing salesmen, huetlsrs_ earn $604 _io 375. a week representing wel!- kaown mode-to~measure monk.

°'°"""5 "'°”“’”""°" '°"‘" ooinon-rn this sity, rss. sur,

did-eot ot consumers. Write at

- _R _ Agnes Doiron aged 80 years.

orcegn:;‘e:l:cl:i,‘;lli:r.:er§l(:ryNot‘l»,o Funeral by tsolii to I-funtor River ' ’ ' inirisi st naman monday inani-

Dame West' Montrail' Qzeszflala III

ll` chapel

U|;lii)edrBSpt:1ei;esnititiJll?iS`lilil?iI;llF6:l€V:C§:cuse of; wife _nlulrd-erer' Luis Angel ]q|ivp0_ who was i]e{e8i__ipnpm_ is _iw ______ni_____ ___i______ii_"_i_i nislond of iiiriliu nin|.u-ti do iii Riillt. _

' : 'I ed b Jack Dempsey for the world's f , l il, ld_ ‘_ i _i i- .l v|`I`l<~Ivi\<'.\' J\|u\|» low Liv' li'"nf'-

President and Mrsiif:(;;lidgenvYAq\&-iiiig' ST' PE-I-EWS SOUTH SCHOOL h91LV,;'W€ight lille, 'has d0l1B lIl0l'8 U;Il;(l,,nn Ui-(`l.ri:‘i;ri_i“,i-Ng il__:\(;ii:`;“_iii(_ c-.i`.”lr‘ic|ir‘_v of tiic- early w-irltinl: tend' 'but were W ma 5 “1 than any other man to make Ars- vt-rtisin export, sir ciinrins iiinii- ""“"* °f *"0 ‘1“Y~"

sun very effectively by the senior i i S im, _ - » , i;

kxilmyil To §Ilre(?:nHg?r;gD1¥dlUn(l‘) S J8.}l1IL?;ll?;r Roll for month- or elltillll. known 't0 bile AUIBTICSII 'DU-b' nm, who was tht. loiiiliiln slr--tilcori ' _ ,;i___

Prnt. .ristciien A reading from W ° ‘ ° ' ` GRAD'E ix i , lin is tus opinion oi' -many -persons nnd inn-.st nr i.n.....- in i. inn.-i.---.n,____________..- Trlbufos of Symplthy '2 Reginald Mclfiliiiligxilmlil Mgggillespli “`°°e“uY T9*-‘\1I`nEd *"0"* the Uniwdiaf th# Wllidvrf iri'-'rn by thi- Sixl

given by Miss fliluine Bennett -and yicisaac mid Cyril ' MCDoimid States, They tell extiraiordlnary stor Point Lear,-uf-_ tin- x--w i'-u-is fini.

|) ies of the V8.Zll6 ideas the BV€l'ilg8 whose mc-mbors ri'-lii'i»st-lit lirun-

The following are the comments (crlua . _ _ _ __ _ ' _ received from au part-s or tin-.i GRADE viii.-1. Hazel Mc- Amefiwl "Hilfe" 9"" P°°“e“°“ “fi "°f“'Y "W _°’;_""- _‘-'L-‘ "““ ""‘""

_ _ l) ld, 2_ _ out conditions and customs -prva press or the nit-i .tat--s.

Van-ldes-tine. -Both these nunllH “'°"]_‘:_ 0'; §_l\‘,‘_3_ol_;f_‘_f___‘_1"i‘,{,ii;g:( or Lx (EISADE llgmglnugye g_ ing in the land ot' the pretender to sir Chnrins iiieinnn win- is visit- i4Il0WBd 0 lille illipfeflimmn Uf ‘the pres en _ ' Evelyn McD0na|d_ 3_ Tobias Mui.'ieii_ the wol-_ld ¢hgmlpiqngh_i-p in l_l0xln,g_ ing thc United Stott-s ns the i'i-pi~.--

4. Maud M Aul . Firpo himselif has declared that -icntatiw or tho t--n ui~-iw--i-_-1 or lv--

danoe by the Mis-ses Dulcie -and Premier Polnosro GRADE sl,-1a.y Mary Power and on seveiral occasions he was asked, dia for tin- i,,,,.i,_,s__ ____ _______,_\_i________ ____

1 h U lied stale if ;he nn ediicritlonnl i-aivpiiiuii for the

steamer Rosecastle left St. John

yesterday morning for Newport will .be taken over by the French

News, there to load 11,000 tons for

Halifax.” '

British Miners’ ~

Grows Serious

though the leaders -maintain .they

taken by which the men voted not to accept -the agree-men-t of the National Wages -Board.

coal is being imported into the bi Fr

eau, ance. whe.re`Jean Fran-

Uniied siaiem Thi* became cols Millet lived, has -been purchas- known today in announcement ed _PV 8 ‘f°"°'7'°" M the “gre” “B” made-.iw K P_ Smm iocal __em_e_ tic. -M-illet lived -t-here from 1849

tilil th-is -death in 1875. |I»t _'was -here

picture of the nineteenth century. The -cotta/ge has :been restored to

i' b the conditions it was in when -Mil-

foa _Yxfie ecorgglg sltxgrt ailgiiihg let lived there; eveh the gap of a

mp0 Oli! Ill 8 8

Siaies were decided on by me -few -bricks in the garden wall,i1_ikti

hte hole M-il»let himse made t a

ary, an it not improbable that

Government,

Bosco Miners Con-

ference Resumed

(Canadian Press)

the end of the week.

Should negotiations now pend-

ing between -the -minens and their leaders break down the Liberals will immediately press upon ‘i.h_e Government the advieablllty of

f>~".»=1"-1 in =\ 1-1" “ms-°'“g 1"? 4000 Paintings

mlnimiim wage act of 1912 and in cor-porating in the new measure

the principle of a living wage. ' NEW YORK, Feb- 5.-G€0ri:0 "

Mariano, w.iio is known -as the pain-

twenty percent above the standard her oi' “pigs and ponies," lived u prevailing in 1914 but 'lower than life of dissipation. Yet, -he worked the miflimllm gllilrilnteed wages -hard and s-uipporvcd himself by the promised at-ter the war which are safle ot' this paintings. When he died

at the age of :forty-one ihe had -pain- ted over four -thousand -pictures. I-hundreds of his paintings of -coun-

sacrlficing their profits in -many try c0miges_ Bm-bles and .paslm-nl

scenes -have been reproduced in en-

The miners maintain that -the _ __ . . . , i ‘ psnnnsnd inn ins in-sn in-mn.-i.iv ‘§§2;§l'§°rx"-i~i.§tl»}i;li'if.} fi-‘f.isrf.4lf'.'.f Manufactured by Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada. Lumteci

The present wages paid -miners are

based on the proceeds ol industry during a specified period of ycare. Coal owners main-tain they are

C8598 [0 Day DTGSEIIIL W£lg8S.

‘received and that many -members

outside the labor par-ty will un- doubtedly eupport it. _

_ Painted Over

ary. The won-ks of t-his -proiiigaite artist have been copied more than those of any other art-ist ot' h-is

wihere -he -pointed "The Angelus,"

ings in the' area affected by the which became the 'm°“ 'mpular

coming from Newport News. The Levtck _iin The Memm for Febrili

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(Bmhh U"|t°d 'P"°“) ferelicerrgeltlvlxlenFriiiresintqdlmaeiogf

It depends on your own fancy as to which form you prefer. '

The Plug is for those smokers who like to slice their tobacco right off the plug as they use it.

The Cut Plug is for those who would onlioy the convenience of buying their smoking tobacco ready sliced for the pipe. _ -

Whichever you choose, you are sure to get an extra choice pipe tobacco- mellow, rich and tasty.

Soft <_1-»-is .comes were ch-

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LONDON- 'Fm 5--be india- §.§‘.i’e..‘.fi§.§°'.§..’.'i"“Sii;.T§i§°.l”°i§lf§§S --_»".r~?.'-‘if,<;=_.;"f-:;’°_.-tt <;’ _ -"1-.’

trial outlook grows blacker al- was msiimed hem today it is > ~

thought the meeting of the confer-

“re doing an they can U’ `p"e"°""' a ence will not be protracted and that strike “mowing a `b"n°'- “’m°h W” a decision will be reached before

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TORONTO, Feb. 5-The Mail and

'Empire publishes the following

Am F b 5 _Premier Poli, Mill“.l0l”y Waye (equal), 2 Claire wihlle n t e n S.

P Sv e ~ ~ ` M D ' _ . ,feat-hel-B when incronso of toil-tirilil ina' `

ally received and encored. The en- care issued the following state- _"___ J__me__ McA__i__y ;’_;"_3'_?;i __}€"_:‘3_;l_§ _gd _it It was _me iiniipd sinim in ins __________i_ M

iiertiliillllfllt lffhfiiilded with "he H1001 0'* fha' death °f °x'P"°5id““t GRADE I-I.-1.'Aeneas McAulay; glial raw mein ,was me ample in-i_l,;_ luncheon Sir Cimi-i--_si p--int--vi out

WIIBOIII 2_ Leo McAii|iiy_ 3_ wiiiie McL_ai.eii_ ie oi- diet oi. Argentina-B m||:||0ns_ that while tliv- pi-r rupliii i-.-|i.~<iin\p-

"Fl`&l10B CHD IISVGI' f0\'89t that it GRAQE |____(Si-_) 1 Catherine Questions such as it he had iii_k.en tion nl' toil in ilri-nt Iirlliiin \\‘n.~'

.-l~M GOING to sell kisses nt the was under the presidency of Wood- Muiiim 2_ Joseph Mciiémid and ____ ___ _______ “mes _with _ndlanm ,i,_,,i,i_, "im, _,_,_m_i__, lm. _,,,m__m_ ii __ charity bull tonight. Do you think row Wilson the United States acl Ciiiiries Waye, ieiiui,_l)_ 3_ Gordon evhether _imnfis of _bioodihirsiy hai, was it-ss than ..n-- l»..nud in ilu-i ..}j_»,;-._ ii quarter a view is too much to compiisiisd tiis task ni saving tii Mcl_,,,e,,_ .l_ B,,,.i,,,m PML _m___o__med _mlmd the ciiy oi Hue. .units-i .srnt-.~, .nn .-..-l.».-1.-_ rw- -_ 1-1;

liberty Oi' thB_W0f`l(I llllll the flllllre GRADE |_.__,(_|i-_) 1_ Daniel Miillh-i_ Hoe Aires and if iraveiiers herded thouizlit, til tho l`i\~~ 1 - -- `

"No, I think not- Pearle expect civilization in brlnslua to the de- 2. Halbert Pratt. iagephei. `_i,,i. _mimmi protection livin-inns.-.s or \--_|i......d.- i--n, its _

to not cheated M H1080 Clllifiii’ fenders of- Justice her immenaur- Perfect attendance: - Brendon wimi Beiiing _iomh “Don _img i0,ii._ food vsiun nnd its uni- _-tim-il--tins

able assistance. The French peo- Molsaac, Cyril McDonald, Mary ne S were iiired at Argentinuis b0x_ qualities wr-rn not i.ni.\,-ri t-.l ple well know what high and gen- Power, Aeneas McAulay_ Joseph in y` 'champion by entenwising Am_ Americans. iii- _-aiu; -'i-'-.nr -.1-ii...|< erous motives this man. so ideal- McDonald, and Maud McAulay. erigmn newgpmpermen ii is siaiem teaintiiisrnnnir-yer--nie in in- --nn- istic_ and with what notable laneu- ---l----e wiiiie other im,,ei_|m'decla,-e mimy :M11 'li rf"~“""'- ‘-fi lil-‘ 1'"-“I-H-I--ililr

ROME. Feb- 5- -Both Kina sir Robert norden. 11' 10

0!! ous service to the cause of human

d h hi counsel tended to

Clfiiilmi Gllibhffl. the Dubai ity, and sepecially for the supreme mohuh -_ ydurf; me Whois period

to the pontlff, who. _when he first 'UK ""3" “ P learned of the former President the need was so vnu! in the ffneml f"°m ""3 Steel Compamu' he was

' spring and summer of 1918 stat- endeayul-lug tg get labor conces-

had asked to be informed tm-me Gd Sir R050" 30111911 in hi! Will' sions from them for the benefit of duly M ms °°“d"'|°n' wha" me ute to Mr. Wilson. the workmen at Bell Island Mille!- Pope heard Mr.- Wilson was dead Sir Riclrard also testified that after h° km" "1 p"y"' Premier King. ‘ the charges were laid oshillli him

' ‘ . "M collea ues i r - urin the st summers number

P"°""°" M‘°d°""d mentyof Cangda joirril xiiihgitiiee ilii gf efforts vegra made £0 set him

extending to you an expression of to open negotiations with Meaney

LONDON' lub- 5- ”P"°m’°" very sincere sympathy in your for the settlement of their illlllfffili

Remw' M°°D°“"1 8°" °v¢ the as-rssvnisnt. ws rssi unit tus sit- but tiist as and refused to take f0"0W|"8 li-\¢°m9ll¢¥ lz`en'_s of our country would. desire any such steps in the direction su!-

"i am deeply srioved to hear of as similarly to express to the citi|~ seated.

_ the death of ex-President Willonens ofthe United States our sense At the close of this sfternoon's

' Mule- Help wanted_ and l know ihsi. the whole of the of the loss the republic hu, msg. session Mfr. Lewis stated that Mr.

nnti-in si»m»»mn,miin¢a` 1 » iunsri in use asus st ons 'ness ivisinnis would sttsn-i st tus coni-

. _ _ - "Mi-_ Wilson -had s fine vision of nomefs lnsepsrubly associated with m|.Bl|°“ '°ll.i°“| i0 81" °V|d9l\°° MALE... HELP WANTED-IN i-sn-son and -wisdom in issuing the woi-id'_s freedom.-" reeardins matter under inquiry- If earnings, iteady emvloymolli ffl! Europe lo pews and ,soul-lty_ -lr ---»-----_-_-___ is understood that _.Mn Molnlwli

Booth!

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leaves Halifax on the steamer Dig- by today.

Requires Support

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C0 Mullin

"`"d“ m“"t "f ‘h" "IK l'3"ll"-“il quarters at Winnipeg

S' R' hard Squires ..___,____-____

rifi'|i:i~5 to linvo lou sorvoilvto cni-

cable from London: pioyoi- and i-inpli.,\-i-i- ut four --'cl-n-li.

. _ _ ' _ _ " "The flbolitiuli Of Cillililll Dllllibil- . A \Vc have foiiiirl by actiinl vxlwrl-

Sliinlnt style. delicate hu-mor and _ihBem“iiithif sFi:vt§ii;8a;_.m;_ec2f:_l;;‘_iment which has figured prominent- nn:-»» that ut that ii-.ur r-vei'>'bndy

_ are W 9 9 _ ly in Lalmritc nianifesins for sev- is gt-itiriu u hit tiri-il and linil.-_ss

keen critical ability were given. _,b i i ii Chu,-,ch at 3 in in the O Q l

A vote of thanks moved .by Mr -H.i y era .. -. i _ p'i_ ’ de _hieral years probably will be among g i ‘ ' - M and 1-...nina i'-.rwni-d to tin- --i-..~in:< H show -ind seconded uy 'Mr_ t-mme nn S as me-i'i W' ani ' v:iii'"“’ ms” "'°'"“‘ ammpm by wel’ A lslng 6 lum 1'0"" if is UH’ ff-“-\'°l\<"'»-'Wil ““" ' ‘ {_i_’_“’;_‘f_-_ii_;|“;_‘_e';`e°__'£_“d“’_oxliagv fcgw oi,|1-abor governme-nt One of the first , rgen Ina. _.___ rn.-nt rnr it little i-1-in---.~.i.in.-nt, and

_ _ _ __ i d ` 'Official acts Of H0100 SB¢I‘6i0.l"y _______ _ _. - n. clip of wi-ll-maJo tr-ii really rv-

speakef Mr J 'P G°'d°" pres de those closest to him in me Wm Arthur Henderson was commuta- _ muociated p,.e"_) ny "9"" _I""" ',rrf»siics: it init-its r-vt-i-.\' om- un und-

share it' _ h tion of Um death sentegce in the BU-ENDS -AIIRIES, J:-ill. 4.-That! Thin (iii, _wily ,mp w,,,ki_\. n,_“._,,_ thc two clue-il_ng_ lioivs nf the day _(

fatal illness.' easy, because he will be recogniz- e _ h ti" is oi. mic nrwldid. \\'~ num 1-1| al Manager ag Holels ha been

' ‘ ell 8.8 Ono Of the W0l‘|d'B great es invairsiacrly Sita; :ot iota; _b_____ know that ton l_,l _niiii\'.~i iirink. it appointed superiniendesm of

__,_<f"'~-»,_ nge he always gpolie of llielr Colm. upon him anti the part he played A inane are stiii firmly convmo nteis n'nd ton i-noir.-. it has in-on

4_47‘ >_,__ try before su-lcken (lawn wllh ll with generous judgment will bs :gut after Mmm the A__gBniin_ mainly si rum-tion ,li _wiii--ii _wnnion Formerly Assisiani in the Gene|__

-if _,_ _ v I ‘ - i lu

_ pioneers. l send the sympathies D "“‘ "“"*“'Y " *U-““f"' '~"‘-“f"f" 1"" C d' N ' I ' '

A ` AA their r o ere . ' "' Pope Pius of my government to Mrs. Wilson." dened Vinh them' a df-sire for snr-ini iiiti-i~r--iii-no that HT,'x|,|_a\';yesie,fa,:“;¢';;i°n wF:i°i:|v,:g£_

Victor Emmanuel and Pope Pius --

_ @'g°" "J 'H ,' <-=-v----<--1 -1-ev -wet when -r-sv wiii"r§'§§{i'ti"i`if.1..'.l'§‘f.‘I.'ii}ii.“§'fL'I'§ ”' -- `° fr learned of the death of Woodrow Continued from P889 1) _ -

1.-_ V-/' - W" ful remembrance-for his conspicu- i

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l ` “<l§"'n"n"i'i“.`"L`Z:-‘liiiil f --

- "i' ""~~---/-// { S / secretary of state conveyed the SHOW i D- 3 I

_i- _,O _ D il - » effort that his ooiintry made. under h ii 5 euDD09@d 1° be seek'

ll iiibliiflibs Bibi R§[4[‘FiR0UB Q news of me mums of Mr. wnson ms leadership and Inspiration’ when W en B oval hel on a large scale

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British Labor _

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ment, showing .their iboolcs and. their costs' and_acc'eptlnig\ afreasmi- ahle lprotltn' to .be -preferred. over those contractors 'who decline to lo 1-io.

At .present the -building unions n Great -Britain have 13 per cent of their members totally unemploy- ed. .As soon as the building pro- gram takes up tihese idle workers, the unions have agreed to take in and train in the ‘building trades on- ougli ex-soldlere to guarantee I-3- alnst laick of workers to -canry out the program. '

'fo insure government funds to

aid this program -the la-bor cabinet has decided tio either scrap alto- gether or greatly reduce the 'costs of a number of projects which lab- or regards as of miilitaristlto conden- cy. included is the proposed nav- ail station at Singapore or Oeipe Town and two or three other plans wihose aggregate icost would ‘bo many mil-lione of pounds.

The program if supported .by en-

ough members of -Parliament, could be carried out in a year, according to Premier -MacDonald.

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A CHURCH occupies the first

floor of a Chicago skycraper cap- able of seating 1300 persons. The building is surmounted by 5 ste-eple~like tower.

“DID YOU have a pleasant even-

ing at Gayboy's?"

He: "Glorious"

She: “What did you do!" He: “That's just like a woman.

How could it have been a glorious time if I had remembered anythinl wo did?"

"Some QUEER thing yon’re

makin' there, mate. Whose idea is it?"

Carpenter: "Well, lt’s like this. If

it do work all right, it's msnc¢er‘s idea; and if it don't than it's mine." _

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