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GRAND OPENING TALKING PICTURES PRINCE EDWARD THURSDAY DEC. 19th ' ' WP"~“°=' ”‘_“~= ‘~'“°°° “°°°°“°- '

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UsiNG Non'rrir:aN i-:i.i-:craic souivn nouirluaNr_maNricAi. wm-ii . ' - ‘ . , MoN'ma:Af.. Dec. lo--'rework 'rriA'r Usnn iN noxv's AND 'run i=AuAMovN'r 'riiaA'mas, Ni~:w yonk - mgmfl "s"°°"d "°m°;'l'° ‘ff Binds: ;”;milu:u8;:;;cY°§§;;r'vnia;s§ih1:; hmd in hand with eueh other

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See , Our Opening Program - Announcement for Particulars ‘i ,s,ny.m°mlng of N.,,,,,,,be, ml, 1,, Mass.; sistel;R¢nh\°1Dvw=z°.Co1o.; °h°\11d be thi’ P°11°Y °f 'WY ’°‘”"°°

- _ l-_ ,mg My, Wm, Cady md 1,-my organization in Canada and the

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20,000 BAREI) THEIR LIVES T0 CREATE THIS S’1‘U1tY !

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. . . und now it is brought to throb ng re y in the mightiest heart drama ever filmed'

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’ SINGING 1 J' J' Tmimr’ Mr' and Mrs' Pet" Mc' it was decided that a representative H* G°l°u’l5» 0' st 'mm' N' B4

DANCWG il Quaid, Mr. alld Mrs. F. R. Hughes. . '_ H°hey_ of-sm Ag'atl.le_ Que_

ill Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bur e, lvir. d - -

-sT0nMs DELAY REPAIR 'l _""'*’_" l Mrs J A- Hu hes Mr a Illvi Jai: p""“° dem” °‘ ‘“‘ "med ’°h°”‘° Mccmmeu' of shgrbrooke' Que ‘ - ' or omni: ana " I ' ' ` 8 ’ ' " rs' ° " and that ihe Goverrunent should he 0'°°““°"' °f °““"’°¢ W~ B- M°°°y»

AKS l`Ew THE RY OF Byrne, Bedford, Mr and Mis Jeseph of the Marltlme Assoclatlom B_ rx-_

the person of James F. Morris. De e - _

coMr~i.r:'ri»:Ly naNovA'rr:n ._ New coM l-'oa'rAnLa snars _ Naw LIGHTING i-:'rc. ceased was returning home from' a °m°“ R“'°’¥ Mr- _°“#‘M"- Wi1”‘°d- U““’°d S'°'°"" '°°°"““‘ t° Pm” E'

- ~ nclghholns housq accomplmledhy 8 Pineau, Somerville, Mass.; Mr. and Rice, president of the New York

neighbor, Mr. John G. Mcnonald, MIS- P- J- smith- °°“"P°°f- Nbmii 3”” H°‘°‘ ”‘”‘°°’°'"°“ 'M °f th' 1os` Great George street

_ when suddenly he said he was taking Ellie MSNGUL ` Bummerside; Helen Adimndnck Raw” M5°°i“u°“' who ' We have in stock a uno lot of Ewing

a. weak tum and immediately expir G°1d°“- B°5w“ Mas" M" J°3‘51° spoke yesterday at luncheon in the

,PTUICC Edwdfd i ' ' ` ' fel f th del tea fro'

- Uun, c br-ids, Maas.; M .li-. Windsor H° ° ° *S* P*

ed in the arms of his friend. 'rne Y 5 “"1 ° “Y all __ Cmsda at the lmusunl

OP greater part of his life was spent at M°"l-5- Cambridge- MW-7 Ann*-MC' . We ml tough

Thursdal’ irliis wash) Bedford. where his sudden dean-rnas D°11=ld» -*“'»l€°°1=h- N- _S-I Mr- °-‘"1 ‘°“‘°”"°° °' ca? _ °“ lu',l°°“`

_ cast a sad gloom over this forever M5- Jam” 511¢lTY.B°Si0l1.,MlSS~I "°nt"°“ and pub 1° ty “nn °m

I _ happy com,,.,,,,,lty_ _ (Patriot please' copy) '1'1,‘*°‘° “"’°“°““¢ "'°’° G°°"‘°

Q; H15 f\111@"11t°°kl°1t¢o on November -"_;”"- lwmen' °lfh victfml all U" 05:2'

lIlll7’f"|i'W“5" 21st, lit St. Bonavcnture's Church, CARD or TBA K inalph we ' nm y etc may

V Tracadle, where Requiem High Moss N S .'__v_‘_nn_;‘i§e3g C' g°;°’geE' __2_g1:;w°n]_I_'

_ -;~ - . o ns rl an r .

_ _f , y was celebrated by mg loving pastor' MU- Jim" M0111! llld flmill. Bed- bi’ Toronto; J. L. Boulanger, Deputy ‘ _ ' " RH' J' B' Mcmtyre' ford, wish to thank their numerous Minister of Roads Quebec' I-Ion. D 0' -` - l`. . He leaves t° “mum 5 s°"°wm5 friends for their many acta.ol kind- A. Stewart and J. Black: of Fred-

' __ “id°W' three _daughtew Mrs' E _F'.ness, messages of sympathy, Mass crlcton. N. B.; Hon. Mr. Justice *of* “ Ktelfy and Mlmy °f_ B°st°n' and Ethel Cards, etc.. in their sudden and sad Arsenault of Charlottetown, P, E. I.; . '

` . -_ a ome; a so f ve sons, Patrick, " .

f;)/ ___ agent c_ N_ Runway _F c________es bereavement. _ Theodore G. Morgan. President. ' ' ~ . _ ' 5°" '_ 8 - 1

. ' § 1" B°s‘°“- ROY 1" New Y°.“‘- °’°‘°P" NA'i‘IoNAi. 'rnaarna .. urer, and Geo. A. clraffrey, conven-

9 and Kenneth at home; besides three WARMLY ADVOCATE” hon mmagen all of the Mohllrehl

,l brothers, John and Patric\r_,‘ln Don- Tourm ind Cohvemloh Bureau; _C_

_ gisto; anldl Dr'“_D` Eé_M°ms’ Dun' LONDON, Dec. I6-.(By The Can- B. Foster, W. Snell, John Davidson

_. . ay ls sou res ll peace. __ ' _ '_ _ ll l lh _.R BOY -- ,re --s -- :_."';'.:'..';;:':;.. '.;:;.;°;:_.::,.-,:~=;;;'._ rf' .i ‘.1 ‘ 1 0 0 l _fanmy at h me' Pat’ and E115' mg in llo-plllgl-|gy and atawnference and C. K. Howard. all of the C. .N.

% C arlle and Mamie. Frank and Leah. recently held here at whlch slr RJ C_ C_' B°n¢_el,_ 0f'll'le' C_ s_ L_.

bl am I TALKING Roy and Helen' Mary' ML and Mm' Johnston Forbes-Robertson presided A- Campbell. of Halifax, N. S.

Geor 'c A McNamee, secretary trek-

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IN .,_r.r.aa..-cr ur. Lau. ` .Are..'Asks Co-operation

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J-AM” 1-_ Mqgmg Boston: MY. and l`li's._Bamuel Kelly. `of- Tourlst Badges _ _

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' 'run HAND

_(By Frederick George Scott)

The human hand is a sapiexlt

thing

For the thrust of sword or lute-

pllylnz.

- For the sowing of harvest or gath- { - ering in, ' lb: works of mercy or deed of sin.

The eagles wings may bear him far Prolu cloud to cloud, from star to

star, `

But .the power that governs the_

' sea and land,

Is the power that llesin the human

' hand. ' l

It grips the lightning, it tames the

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It builds the worlds that are to be; |

-O Corrado

The XOIIOWIDK two stung” ol Hon Judge Ii.outhier's "Chant National. with translations by John W. Garvin will be read with interest and apple, clation in b:-th languages 15 _lol ,lu encouragement of greater unity N spirit between Canadians.

lst STANZA

O Canada! Terre do nos aieux, Ton front est ceint de fleurons gig,

ieuxl _

Car ton bras salt porter l'epee,

il salt porter la. croixl

Ton lllstoire est une epopee Des plus brillarlts exploits.

Et ts valeur. do foi trempee,

Protegera nos foyers at not droits.

O Canada, our fair ancestral land

committee should be appointed to

Q 5.5.5

Qound thy brow soft glows aisiarr;

band.

Thy loyal arm the sword can wield, The cross it bears on high:

Ages of labour- and strife out worn Are limned on the hands of the

babe unborn. ~

A Greek Professor: ' I I I Q I ' _ - ` asked to assist theproject. The con

Revisits Helas

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ty," says the Professor.

"... Indecision and inconclusive-

ness are not merely illco;llpa.tlble with sculpture, they render it lvholy ilu- possible. How is ll. sculptor uncertain of his ideas or intentions to proceed? He must. know :precisely and in the rnirlutest particular what he proposes tn .do..

“A statue permits no illflcclslon of

outline, no uncertainty of aim. no irrelevant lille no superfluous part, no indlstlnct idea. E\'ery`loucll upon the marble must be all unhesi-iatiug calculated mathematical touch finer and more sure than that of the sur- geons knife; where all is significant, it mocks at dubiely. Greek architec- -ture and literature display the same qilalitics :ua Greek sculpture. Not-‘wiilg more sure of itself or of its builders aims, -than a Greek temple exists or

can exist; nothing llloro outweigllcd or calculated in every word and phrase than o. drama of Sophocles.

“Most visitors t0 Greece, I feal' with ‘

the best will in thc world, can only _ stare 'lincomprellcllclillgly fit its treo- .

cures. They are nlusterpieces, but do l they -perceive it for l.llculselve;_ orl derive from them the higllest plen- sure, all c;l_ioj'l..crli ;l;:p_'. ..:.r that ` which they obtain from mcdi:va1,

a.'rchitectlu'e or italian paiililng? _ They are accustomed io look in liter- ature and art for evidence of orgiu~ ‘ ality for novelty. for surprise, ihcl

unexpected. illc .~,iui'ilillg, _

"What, then. arc 'rhey to make of l

writers and al'ri.~‘.-1 who go about to avoid tliese tllill;f=,’ oi' :ll_itll:ll's who endeavour to plcaco by improving ujl- on the familiar, iel‘iug once more an old sicry, lnflkillg more beaut- ilul wllat wn<_nll'1~acly beautiful whose aim was -tc aiiaiu n liishcr perfcc- ' tion witllin an allvlffiii and ncceptccl frame? So for has illc n;o<l:\ril lliiiul in its restlessness iruvellcd from tlic Greek, who, 'spoke of everything with a mild accent! that in his persult of the unusal ond unfamiliar his longing for excitement tllc modern man is

prepared Lo accept ugliness whlcll provides sensation in preference to beauty which yields a calm <lcli;;ht. a quite happiness, the collterltinentof harmonious perfection. May it lluve been that the Greeks sought in art the tranquility that their lives den- led them, and ive seek there the ex- cltement absent from our more shel- tered and monotonous existence? , .,

As the Buildings Rose "It is not surprising that us the

buildings on the Acropolis rose, sta- tely in size and unsllfpassed in form and grace, (llc workmen vled as_ Plut- arch tells us with cacll n'.'hcr that the quality of their work might be en- hanced by its artistic beauty. They Hooked in his day, already centuries liter their completcn, 'as if just ex- ecuted! There being. as he adds, 'a sort of bloom cf freslllics; upon these blliidings preserving them from the

tmich of time, as if they had some ‘

'eternal spirit and undying vitality in l

their cnlnp:s't`o_~_"' ' it will hc seen that this travel book

lg of the beaten track and there

should bc many who though they_ cannot ilslt the wonders of Gre'c°_ will dcrlrr to mrke the Journ~_v with Prcfessn- Mannellc D'x:m_ The-_v will? ,muy his ¢pmpsny_ and a vlslt to the I 505( ,.‘~~,. ru- the library will ens-.ire -'

1; for Llzffii. . I ._ .._¢'-----

l|In.l: 4 f.l.1uir:.l relieves liliflleaa.

-_- . Brazcl, Johnston`s Riv , M B. " .- _

| FRANKLINS BEAT" ` er My feren was convened b th Shake- Fay’ °f Albany' N` Y” and me ml , _ .

Trolnor Stamford Conn: Mr and ce y e _

_ _ _ _ lr -- - » - - lowing members ofthe Montreal lr»vvFAx N S Dec 14-Reps Mrs J P Moms_ Plmlck Moms__ speare Memorial National Theatre Tourm and, Convention B____e_____ #_

llvorl-: on the trans-Atlantic cables 0T'I`AWA. Ont, Dec, 1%-(By Tile ' ' * l _ ~. -_

canadian Press>-The general belief D°"“ldSi°“i Dr- D- E- M°"i-=- Dun' Ccmmuee' sh' ‘M-m°t°" F°"b°s Raymond. director; F.‘McMahon. or

snapped by the earthquake that _ _ | tl, l, S, ll dal d ll, ll of das. Stella Morris. Georgetown: Mrs. R°b°"“°“ is “ "“"t°° °f me sh““° fhc Mount Royal Hotel; w. 1-r. nar-

shook the ocean floor from New 9 “Wa im me 0 VSS

_ _ _ _ L . speare Memorial Fund. .

ly,-,,k to Ne,,,f.,,,,,d|,,,,d ,,, N,,,,eml,,,,._ members of the ul-fated su- John 23°” ‘md H“m°» Shedisc- N- B- In connection wlth the movement ton. of the P1-we Visor Hotel-

. C d. _ 1 __|Fmhklln expedlllon lm the mule Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Brothers, Griffith The wnferem, wg, ,,l,e,,_,d by ls pro ee mg S °w y became of heaw l ' 0 l family, Mr and Mrs H F MacPhee, t° ’~"°“"e g°“°"1 mterest in tm pm' wlerman' Morgan, who welcomed

'Sm' ”°°°"““¢ t° ’°‘°°"‘ ’°“°““‘g is “°° shared by Pew N°’\’°fs. who H H '__ M _' ' lvl _ D_ _,_ hosed national theatre, slr Nigel ‘ med. h

‘here Of the ten broken lines of com- has just made his third trip to the emy “S es- '_ *md ‘"5 the delegates and acqua t em

lFrellcll Telegraph Cable Company 1i€VeS, was the cause of the slow ex- ' ' ~ ' h ____ __ ___ addr be

imunlcailon. only one-that of the. "outside" in 29 years. scurvy. he be- C“"‘Pb°“ *nd family- Ml* and Mfs- F- Playmr- lessee md '"““ag" °f me with the purposes of the meeting. ' I J CoSey.Mr and Mis Phl11l>Noonan.'LY"° '1`1"°“’°- H‘"‘”‘°’S“‘”'h- “ --This ls a historic rnoment," he

lbetween Cape. Cod and Brest-had termination of the party. Mr' and Mrs' A' J' Dougan- and 5 ° me 58° gave 8 ess ' Sa-ld. "Wh€Il l'0Pl'€S'2l1tSt1V€S of the . in 1 C da ~ 1909 from MTS- A- C- Cullen. Mr- and Mrs- f°"° the D"3“5h'5P°°k1“3 Umm °“ recognized tourist associations from

lbeen restored early in the second Com 8 0 Bm! Ill ,, ,_ iweek oi' December. Eleven lines were his native Sweden, Norberg ventur- §e°'3° Bemgalb Mr- and MTS- M8111* the sub-l°°t» The N'M°“°1 Th°“’9~_ coast to coast, some of them living ' ed dee into the heart of the can We Martin. C- W- 1-ensue. Charlotte- HS =“8€°-“fd th" H M'-l°“°1 “he”-fe. a.ooo miles apart. meer together for

not affected by the quake. P ‘ _ _ .

dl Arctlc nd so strong ls the town, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kelly, Alice W°U1d hell? W -Wwe the “SW PTO- the first- time with - the object of

companies said they were able to:h°ld lf- ha-S taken UPON him that

hel ln 1 all mlghl lmhhrmhll. huslnéss Aulay, Mrs. Cullen and Dell, char- said that new inventions had come whole Domll.ll°,.l_ w¢_a,.e.lle,¢ m ¢x-

ulillout delay, but the Radio Cor- imllst CrOp up before he will leave it. _ 0 ati n of A erica recently re 'rt-leven for a. brief period He is now Aubumi Rev' Fr- sm“°'-°- F-°u° B5-Yi nm' merely be °°“n“°d I0 Pictu” be 011° 01' tm 8l’¢B5eSU'P13Y8l’0llll4S

p r o m po . cl lh fl ll lrele a wi one ol the most successful ll.ldepen_| Mr. and Mrs. John Lacey, Mr. and palaces, but would extend to the in the world. and,» with- 110,000,000

e e ow-o w ss mess ges _ | the, other slde ol. the Alllmllc to he, dent traders ln the norlll counlm Mrs, Earl Cullen, Tracadie; Mrs. N. J. homes of the people. With a nation- people to the south- - who are the

_ fifty per cent al.,0,,'e hm.mBl_ His keen lnlelest ln ,me Frankln McDonald, Mrs. R.. J. McDonald, Mrs. al theatre they could have standard' greatest travellers in. the world, the l Nc estimate of the cable expense expedition of la-is is acfuafed by his E- FOYSYUW- Messrs- Joseph and Dm vorformonoes of 'the arent classics possibilities are imlimited. --

| Executives of the various cablei a an a ' _ - ' » Pulcuil. Margaret and Gcrtie Mc- blem of the “Talkie Movies." He ll,-Omgm-,g.the toul.|st.bll5ll-less of the

ihandle the hulk of t r bus essl" y . i .- . . ._ . lotfeiown; Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, to stay and its entertainment would change ideas. canada is destined to

erltailled by the quake has been alven _ having found a white mans skull, A- McDonald, Mr, and Mrs w, A; Mc- transfer-rccl to the "talkin movie." for “Every year- the ¢v¢s-of the world out but ll was learned that each l.e_’ mlm ,elle of the greatest ol A,-ctlc Donald, Grand Tracadie; lvir. and which they would get royalties, and ~ai§e turning more and more towards pair ship has a da-ily maintenance tragedies. This along wllh several Mrs- Peter '1`ff11"°r. John1=t°n’s River: rho plays _would be shown in the Canada. ood wo- must intensify thé mst of more than $2_000_ l-l.llgmel.ll_s of clothlllz found at Stal. Laura C. Curley, Souris; Mr. and-scliooLs and homes all over the Em- appeal which our wonderful country

vatloh Point on Adlealde Pcnlnsulai MPS-J~A-Bradley. Mrs. Georgie Dunnfpire. "rl-.af could be done, for ln this. already has for the travellers of the

Cable steamcrs sent out to mend

ihrec Western Union cables were un-ll and believed to have belonged to KSUYS CYOSSZ MY- and MPS- PB-l'h€l1'couiltl‘y were the greatest artists ‘V°fld- We hlV¢-USS"-hlllldiClPP¢d nble to grapple for loose end owingl-members of the party, were turned to severe storms and had to lay to.l over to the Government by Norbcrg. Tile Commercial Cable Company re-I In support of his theory that the

ported similar difficulties with itsl nlell of Franklin had not succumbedl

three broken lines. of starvation, the trader from the. 'I’he Western Union cable steam- hinderlands declared it had been

ers Lord Kelvin, John W. MacKay determined they had been plentiful-! D08. MMM' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel

mid Cyrus Field, and the French re-. ly supplied with arms ammunitionl Kelly. Waltham. MGSSJ Miss Tenal

pair ship Edouard Jerames, have and provisions. Furthermore, the Carmichael, Stamford, Cmn.; Miss- been ou; for several weeks. The All weiers adjacent to Adelaide penin. Agnes Doyle, Brookline, Mass.; Mr. America, of the All America Cable' suis. abound in schools of palatable and Mrs.'James Traverse, Brookline,

Company, sailed from Halifax on Dc-l salmon. l MHS-S-I subway New-°>StHl1d G|1‘lS. B05- cember 9. The Cambria was due to. A theory persisted in the north; ton, Mass.

sail when she completed loading; that one of Franl-ilin‘s two ships wasl Spiritual _Offerlngs:-

some 150 miles of-cable rushed from l still held fast in the ice on the east I Mrs. Winnlfred Murphy, 'Charlotte- Eugland. coast of Victoria and, Norberg con- town; Sister Raphael, Durango, Colo.:

Built for work in southern waters, iinued, the natives oi’ this area, Sisters Mary, Freda and Edmunds,

the Cambria was found rather cool which he described as positivelyl Victoria, B. C. UD here by its C0l0l‘€d Crew. Blld treeless had asked him on a num- Flowersz-

lilere was talk of Sending them hack _ bcr of 'occasions for stoves to bunl _ Mr. and M.rs. Fenton Court, Bed- ro Bermuda and ulckius ull another wood from a ship of whose where- l ford; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kelley, wat- <'l'¢W Ht Halifax- abouts they claimed knowledge. ' ertown, Mass. .

Tile numerous cablebreaks in tho l Telegrams, Messages of Sympa,thy;__ North Atlantic lends interest to tho oNa oN Tm: Dari-zcrivas Agnes Troinor,seaitle,wash.; 'reno routine pursued in locating and re- ` Carmichael, Stamford, Conn.; Con- noiriliz them- _. NEWARK" N- °’»- D°°~ 16-‘BY me nolly family, slarnford, Conn.; Harold A “ble steamer lgroweds to me Canadian Press)--Detectives James B\.ol_l.lel.s_ cardlgan; John E_ ,rmmoh probable position of the break as lo- Aldl and Joseph C01`l‘ilZHU hailed Dem-0|t_ Mm-l_l Mm Gel-me McLe0d_ cated by experts. The particular kind their automobile beside a man who Dwmorel Mrs_,Mal.y E_ Mcnmakh of grappling iron used in locate and was carrying a suspicious looking Grand Tmcadle; Alles Plneau_ Chap bring thc cable to the surface is de- suitcase. loltelownl ML and Mm Thom Bmzel_ termined by soundings and charting: "Lets have a look ut your big sus- Ml._ and Ml-S_ John Mecurthy John- lmade of the ocean floor at thc time “seed A151, slows Rlver; Brlde Mcxmnm Boston: ithc cable was laid. The grapples The pedestrian protested,, but the_ Pmrlck Hughes_ChlCag°_ Ill; Mnand most aohorolly employed is the LU- majesty of the law swept him aside Mm M_ _,_ McMl,_ Klnlma; Mm i¥.iZ.Z¥.“;.l'“Zie..iZ°..l;?;‘“§.§”‘ZT..2 “".f' °°"'v'.t' 'Pg' '"'“', H--h-» C---------=< l__ _mo __ ____°_w____ ___ the _ha_____ A M__i;___G°d. hi; =h°\;'-<2 - l;°°f“S__:__ Lillian and Josephine McNally. Ml-a._ Id o o etr indicates the strain the y of: .oy" ace.. own C°'m° mmm’ M9” and l_"'°d°` yn m m e ’ fully C10*-hed. it! murder- Hughes, Boston; Mary C. McDonald. and the crew then haul the cable to Aldl_ hls bmln worklng llke light. Plmmure Island; _Mm Elizabeth

the surface. ';he_;l_1da i:_aatta__c_l_\9§_e;‘j ening, Seized the pedestrian and Hlme_,_ cecll Hyl.les_ Montague; Mn _ ;_l;’;5_i' _t_‘;l;_F;;__ yor easy _§cE___o__ day threw him _in the pllliced au_t_i>_;”l`l<;\;ll_S_- _and Mrs. Wilfred Kelly, Sulnmersidei . ____ nlgm Then beam! me hmm ol Corrlsim sossfv PM _ __ _ _- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. ivicnlmald, char-_ _0C_________ 'the other _“___ case in the front Mi, and S H od 01 lofteiown; sfeua Morris, Georgetown; Q Once the ends of thc cablc are rais- headquarters' Ida and Grace Carbomu' ch“l°t't°' ' cd and buo ed it is comparatively Just men a voice mated out 0! me town; Jdgeph Murphy' Moncwn' N' 1 cas for theyeleetriclans to splice in suitcase: “Hey you. dicks' leave BJ Mrs' wmnmed Murphy' Char' tlleynew cable. Sometimes, however. DWP! alone' He amz done nothing. Iomewwm Mr' and Mn' Ju' Buck-' several break’ occur m me mme 'I . “ld the prisoner, who by t_hl: more and family, Suffolk; Donald ble _md ln that me lt ls much time was lsuzhins himself to 11-; stewart, Berlin, N_.il.; Mr. and Mrs.

ca ’ l lo l th -se me verse 01- Ioovloxy. "om Phil Bohm- J. A. Griffith, charlottetovm; Mrs. _ ;_‘_(;_‘;__sdm Cult rem' e pa' fer, the ventrlloqulst and the young Leg Hughes, Kemingwn; Jmph 5 ' _ man in the bag is Jerry. my dummy- .Lacey, Charlottetown; Dr. J. H. Ayers, Jerry I want you to meet Sherlock

The thickness of the cable varies

with 'the floor of the ocean. Inshore. where icebergs drift or ships anchor. the strands are three inches thick. while in deep sections of the ocean they taper down to an inch or less.

The cable ships are floating lab- oratories with cOmD€'-Sllt Stiff* °f electricians and trained men Wh° have every modern convenience to locate promptly the various breaks end repair them as quickly is-1 P°=' dble.

_____.Z..Z..--_-

Stop falling hair with mlnar|l'| llnlmanl'

Holmes and S. S. Vandlne. Talk to the nice detectives, Jerry."

Although taxlcab licenses in Pra-

gue. Czechoslovakia stipulate that all cars must be produced at home, many drivers are now using Ameri- can cars.

Less than one per cent of Lap-

McMallon,_ Mr. and Mrs, peter- Mc- Mahon, Kensington; Mr.ai1d Mrs. Percy McMahon, Moncton, N, B.; Mr.

J. A. Kelley, Cambridge, Mass.; Mr.| and Mrs. J. J. Kelley, Watertown'

Mass.; Mr. Michael Berrlgan, Winni-l

Charlottetown: Frederick Lynch and Joseph Monaghan, Guelph, Ont.: Clara Campbell, sister Bt. Augustine, Charlottetown; F. J. McDonald, Bor- den: Mrs. F. J. McDonald, Quebec; Cecelia McDonald, Cable Head; Min- nie Cummiskey, Bsoton; Mrs. Parker Llmd, Charlottetown: Mrs. Stella Connors. Sbediac. N. B.; Mrs. _Amelia McGrath, Alberton; Mr. _ and Walter Quiltic, Bouth Shore; Mr. arid

land has been put under cultivation.

Milan, Iloiy. will hold its next in-

ternational fair from April 13 to 21.

Mrs. Ralph Adams. Somerville, Mass.; Emma Brawl, Johnston'l River;

and scenic designers in the world.

A very la-rge number of American

visitors to Europe went straight to Austria, Germany and France be- cause they could see there the plays and operas associated with those countries, __ Sir Nigels-aid. None of them would miss London if they were sure- ofseeing- the plays of

Shak_espea.re_ but at present they knew they could not do so. That would be partlyiiremedied by the or- ection oi the great. theatre at Strat- ford-on-Avon, but something should also be done .ln the centre of the Empire. The National Shakespeare Memorial Association had $450,000 available 'for the actual building of a national theatre. That meant very little in these days, but they wefe hopeful that the Government would make some move. The present Gov- ernment was taking greater interest i.n Lhe subject than any of itspre- deoessors. They were not hoping for a large grant from the Government, for -that would not be possibleuntil public opinion had been more in- structed. They hoped that the Gov- ernment would at once grant a site on which the -national theatre could be started. A gift of that kind would stimulate the imagination of the English people, more fudds would be forthcoming, and the movement really wouldbc started.

Sir Joluisionrorbes-Robertson at the conference over which he`pre- sided recalled-that in-19l4'a site 'for a national theatre was secured-but the w'a.r» frustrated the efforts of'the promoters and the site was' sold. Premier Rimsay MacDonald had given encouragement, Sir -Johnston sald,`by saying that he'waa not un- willing to consider favorably an agreed scheme if out forward by the various interests concerned. The conference had been* convened 'in order thlt`they might carry out no- oesssry preliminary business- before they approached the Govemmcnt and putiorward auch an agraeli scheme as might be poaaiblajtow- ards a National Theatre.

Found dyingfon s. road' near Boc- hum, Gel-msny.' and |tarvcd»_lll'noat -to. ai skeleton,-'=an -and iaien -hu turned outj in be a Russian univer- i-sity-peofeuor.-`¢ \' ' 1

'Blanche mcqueld. Bedford; neu

much in the pastby our great dis- tances, but now with the aid of good roads, s rapidly expanding air ser- vice. and our railway and water transportation, _ the desire _.tn , travel in Canada is increasing while _its dlscomforts are depressing. _We_ no longer talk of distance in miles, but inhours or days.

' “Whether the result of this first

coneference is an appeal, tothe Fed- eral Govemment _to inaugur_a,te_ a national advertising campaign or_ a resolution to support the provincial governments in the work they,ai'e already doing, I feel sure our meet- ing together will be of inestimable value to the tourist trade in Can- ada." following Alderman Morgsn's ad- dress, the roll was called-of those present. and each ot the delegates, in answering. dealt briefly with the functions ' and activities 'of his 're- spective orgnniaationf _

BACTEBIA AID '1'0_l'lUMAN_L[l|'E

OTTAWA, Ont., Deo. 16-(By.'I'he

Canadian Press)-The popular myth that all bacteria are dlnlerous was exploded when Norinan‘MaeL.' Hu- rls_oI- the Dominion Department ol’

'Pensions and National Health. de-

clared in a recent lecture in the Na- tional Museum herc that- witliout many-kinds of bacteria, hlunan life could-not go on. Robbed o!‘the help of certain microbes we could , have neither butter or milk;-ha pointed out. Other forps of germ life were necessary to enrich the soil so that

-wheat, potatoes and other foodstuffs

could'be'~ grown. Bacteria also played a major part in disposal of sewagal'

Explaining the various-forms tak-

'en by bacteria life,`Mr. MaeL.'I'l\r-

ris saiduome hui the shapsof snakes. others _that 'of c. binbau;

stiu' anothorfpopular mould -for

*ro -lllustrete the dldmaee ln. the sim of-a microbe' and' a. sausage, the

'_a|e_magniiled"the number of :times it,-would be necessaryto magnify a |¢_t'm-so that it could comilire in dl- msmions to that popilldrifoodstuir. The 'sailsale would belive mi1`cs"in

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' Maclnnnan. i

(2 , Lloyd Nicholson.

.pump driven by a motor which is at-

lernwrcsombled that of-a aausaa. I

lecturer ckplaiued that/were' a |a_u|- `

Tile prisoned soul behind the eyes May read the secret of the skies. But' the thing that works the

_ scheme God planned'

Is this aw-ful and wonderful hum-

- an hand.

HAITSVILLE SCHOOL

_ Report for the month of Novem- ber: s

Grade X-i ,Eugene Murray; 2

Katie MacLeod.

Grade IX-Mamie l Nicholson; 2

Dorothy MacKenzie; 3 Julia Mac- Leod, 1 ,- ‘

- Grade VIII-1 Mary Macbeod;

Grade VII-1 Morsaret Macbtodi

2 Mary MacKenzie; 3 Lillian Mac- Leod. _

Grade V-l-Joseph Murray. Grade' Iv-'1 John- Maouad; 2.

Kenneth MacKenzie; 3 Spurgeon

‘ Grade III-l Alexander `M.l.cI.aod: `

Qradc II-1 Mlry Calllghlm- 2

Jennie Murray. -

Grade I Sr.-Vemon MacLeod; 2

Joseph Olarkin; 3 Norma MacLeod. _. Grade I Jr.-1 Ieslie Nicholson; 2 Oliver Macleod. '

Florence J. Ward, teacher.

FUNCTIONS OF LIFE B-ESTORED

'(Bl'|i»ilh United HK) VIENNA, Doc. 9.-By s series of exp_srin-lents at the Vienna Psycholo- gical Institute, Dr.»R. Eisenmenger, a research worker, succeeded in tcm- porsrily restoring-tho.-ciroulai.lon of the blood and reviving other bodily functlon in the bodies of coed dogs and human beings.

Dr. Eisenmengefs apparatus is a`

tiwhed to the body below the diaph- ragm. At the some time salt water/ is infected into the veins. The full appearance of life is not restored. but on the bodies of patients who had died_in the hospital the colour

of-life returned to the cheeks, wounds

Thy deeds of valour are a shield

To guard and glorify, imbued by faith with guiding lights Thy _vsl_0u.r_ guards our hearihs and

all our rights. '

' ' uh s'rANzA Amour store du tron et de l'autel, Rcmpils nos coeurs ,dc ton souffli

immol-tell ' Parmi los races etrangers,

Notre guide est la lol

Baehons etre un peuple de freres Sous le joug do la foi. ' Et repetons comma nos percs. Le cri vainqueur: "Pour le Christ ei

le Roi!"

O sacred love- of altar and of throne! 'Fill l1l`0ur hearts with thy immortal

lone. -

With foreign natlonns peace prevail And law and -justice guide.

As brothers, all our People hail

Ana conuiddhfp abide.

O Canndaizttopeat and sing _ Our fathers victory _cal1:,“l'Tor_ Cllrisi - and King!" ' '

TORONTO December 2nd, 1929

The Boys Brigade, started in Glas- gow. Scotland, to give boysa com: billed n-lllltiry' and ' religious train-

ing, now has I00_000 members.

Leighton Buzzard. England, om

cisll, recently received 197 offers fd tha adoption of a two-year-old boi left in their cure.

...éé..._..._._.i-_#_--1

ouned substances injected into till veins svrvld -to all PG-YL! of the bod; and oven to thc brain.

Ten minutes after the hearts of

dogs killed by chloroform or gas had ceased to beat, the apparatus ws# applied and so regulated that tht

lungs inhaled and exhaled the same quantity of air as in life, the puls-

ation of the blood in the arteries br- Bln to show normal pressure, and the oxygen absorbed was c0\1\'¢l*-od

on the body began to bleed, and col- _

into carbon dioxide.

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