Sisiem Grill*/. the Federal member for
Y P U' profession in Summerside. His
Executive Meets -FUNzlv.A1._omit. Anaras
In Aretas C. Muttart was held on
Mni 17 the Westem Young which Rev. L. E. G. Davies of-
Uilion Executive met in ficiated. The body was then taken
United Church with to Cascumpec (the former home of
Mr Keir Duggan, deceased) where a service was held
li members were pres- in the United Church, many old
Mailv lildtlms of interest to f¥'i€ildS Bii»€lldi¥i8- RAW. MY- Char-
nrle discussed Detailed man officiated. The pallbearers tbl- rcliglous drama con- W€l’B Messrs- C. W. Ramsay. F. D. midc mid final arrange- BUWIISS-5. T- B» Cilrk- R- E- E111-5. t \\ith Miss Anita Webb, J°1m B°3i*?5» W- G- Piii11il'>5- Many
The Executive reiined beautiful floral tributes testified
taken in purchase nnd ,-iis. to the love and esteem in which
of pwulplilets, purchase me d9°e"5ed was held-‘S~
liblary, expense in-
bi scnding delegates to conference under the Re-
Committee of P.
for all PE.I. Exe-
mcnllicrs uns fully discuss- l0;`el€Ior;_hG€;;geaS;;;°gn3;0‘;i Cla; /“W W""b “"“ “ke” "0 attended the funeral or tho late io th" Clmiimim of R' E‘ Miss Jessie Strong which was held
the feeling of our Exe- on Tuesday amm',oon__S_
“ing committees were _Mm Manson Maclqeiu who
conliuliice Mr Keir Dug- has returned io ner home in Try_
\lilg.i'rt Piilman, Miss 0n__5_
\\'t=bb "inillini W Y. P. U.
fvlliniiitvr Mr Keir Due- -Mrs. Geo. Brown or North st. \ir \\'f‘¢’l‘V Crozier. MISS Ah- Eleanors left on Tuesday for Bos- Webb Siuzzested place for ‘ion to be with her husband who
Cuolidlsll is seriously ill.-S.
fill convention plans
discussed :ind the secretary
to iiiite to Rev. W. S. ,
W mg coming to us about Ula lllnudn for dondrnff.
t 10 A committee to -li-
criintiie program were
\~1 Alnoizl Henderson,
aww ‘tfaigalct Pilinlan.
wcrcillv was instructed to expense to me patiene We areitileir iiggistnnee and support that
f°;,;g:f dgigniei tgoexmo (Continued from e 1) ooniidont the supporters or this has made our proront position
Bowness &
* -`\_
and PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE
great
fr`
May 21st. Admission 25 and 15.
-nolv/irr. cUr_'rho teams in
the softball league of Souris will have an incentive for keener com- Petition through the generosity of
_ Mr. Claude Jelly and Mi-_ Keiih
Matheson who have donated a
of |.heum_ splendid cup to be played for this
no de. summer. ”‘“.f°.‘°‘ ro ,.,,,,,,,,
ep' _ RESIDE IN . 0l‘- SIDE-Dr. A. R. Grant, sMontaglll;,
5 Zfaduate of Medicine at Dal-
“Cid housie, and son of Dr. T. V.
150138 County. has taken an office ,ln the Dalton building, Summer- side and intends practicing his
many friends wish him g full measure of success.-S.
0. MUTTART-The funeral of Mr
Tuesday. There was a shc\t ser
vice at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Mattie Gordon at 11.30 at
. Personals
has been visiting 'ln Summerslde
0"” °“ Bill". presented lily A. YF; A. Bt. Marks Church, Kensington in French River Hall on Friday
L-590-5- 19-21.
l'U\i=.'lt.\l. nmacrons AND
Hines Conn B Ill] Amblluioo Zi f.‘1:prp Sllmmcrsldc, uedoqua md
G- ANIMAL FOOD , LTD. Wmmonluo _ r ¢ lsuinn i
Mi I
Add *U °§\ll| lmnunt of mei-:f ..-.re .r i mixzursoncndcilpfidmt plc trutment which wlll (luv up your llainl
54th Annual
_(Continued from page 1)
Paui’s Parish Hall, was opened by prayer by Rev. H. D. Raymond, Rector of St.. Pl.u1's Anglican Church.
TRUSTEES REPORT
Your 'I‘1-us/tees submit herewith
the 5-ith annual reportof the Prince Edward Island Hospital.
As the financial 'position of the
Hospital is fully disclosed by the report of the. Treasurer and has been fully dealth with by MI. Cot- ton, Chairman -of the Finance Committee. any further comment nn this subject is unnecessary. The statistical l-eport of the Treasurer also gives full information as to the work done during the year and very little comment is necessary. In our report last year we gave the public a very complete history of the progress the Hospital has made since 1883 and we trust all interested have kept their copy of that report for reference and valu- able information concemlng what the Hospital has accomplished in this period of fifty four years. Dur- ing the year just closed the Hos- pital has given to the public the greatest amount of service in any one year of its existence, the number of patient days being 19249 as against 18294 patient days. for the preceding year. Our free work was a trifle less than 1935-36, being $10,416.00 this year, compar ed with 519,912 last year. On the other hand our patients unpaid ac- counts are considerably larger he- irig $11,614.00 compared with $10.- 855 last year. It would appear from these figures that more people have been making an effort to pay for their Hospital care rather than enter as free patients and we be- lieve quite a good part of these unpaid accounts will in time be paid. You will be pleased to note that our cost per patient day was only $3.00 compared with $3.06 last year and $3.15 for the year 1934-35. Considering that. the cost of nearly everything used in the Hospital has increased slightly this reflects very croditably on the Superintendent and her staff. An important testes to the satisfactory work done in a Hospital is the average number of days one patient remains in the Hospital. This was 10 3-4 days last year as against 25.6 days in 1895. One of the great objectives of Hos- pitals is to cut down this average. ‘thereby lessening the period of suffering and greatly 'reducing the»
P88
g pl - L "°* Hospital wiii be sim eo know the.; possible. The Indies Aid of thei
ri shokiiiio. having their a 1-2 months that Germany had our low average is oquol tothat of H°Spitel. how hard they work to mid lu the WY PU. voiced objections to reflections cast the very best Hospitals of Canada 7°-m i'h¢ m°il¢y With which they nas luuicd liv Rev J. W. A. on the Reichsfuehrer. ,and the United States. 'I‘his com- 110 50 much good. We always count
wtnllllcd by Elma In- In March formal protests were pnrlson with .1895 shows clearly ‘"1 i-hem in B- financial emergency.
that the Western Young Peo- made against ami-Nazi utI»€rBll0€5 the service Hospitals have beeniwe H88-in congratulate Mrs. <Dr.) Union place on record ltr by Mayor Pioreiio H. LaGuardia of able to render and is one of tho Clark. President of the ladies Aid
of iiie vein,-ibie and New York, who in tzwo separate ad- strongest arguments for gregim- on a mosft successful yesr‘s work.
rhniiibuiions mm-ie ii-,Our dresses referred to Hitler as a financial egsisienee from il-ie The Medical Staff giving their
hi Rei. E R Woodside _,md "brown shirted fanatic" and "a man piibiie More money is eiways need, services free in taking care of our Arthur Oiglln Motion car- W1i‘h°“i h°“°r~" ed to purchase more modern equip- P°°i` Pimenis Wh0 are without rnimmisiv Secretary 01 Stair Hull tendered mont and give additional Hospital Irheens- The collectors who take,
pdioiirned io meet at IOYIHBI 890108195 i-ii b°i'1iii'i5i93fii°°5~ treatment that requires more staff _iivhafie Of our annual oollectionm
I tpiesident and secretary Ginn support ;eg;l;e;afe;enumbe;-Vgafoinilviiergesiltn thee Ig1;r;;l;ou.;hp;,lli;lie :£1 1,815; la: as P011 ‘ .
week in July tentlon to equipment that was very “any im- T118 G1¢l'€y Who visit the
iigpok-it TUBER PRICE CHICAGO- May 30 _ P°""'°i'i'“-1 badly needed. The most important H°5Pil»°i dilily to cheer the suf-
m,(.mNl_NG ohulchmen - C_oth0liC.hPf0U€5T-Hn; was a, new deep therapy X Ray f¢1'in8. We wish to again express
Bild Jewish-faiiied 10 1' 5 lS‘§p$_ machine for treatment pf deep °“1` Very Krcat aplvfeciatlon of the
spec,” wi", of Georse Oerdlnai MU” ef’ oootod oonoor ond other diseases. kiriggrlzls D1 Bt- Paulb for the uroi
Mm, 2O_week,y dey- H edmm, wo are glad to report that this ° splendid Hall in which yeari Maine Dem” Rev lildwmi V» Da el’-bn mm equipment has been ordered and after year we have been permitted “ld today na_ writer for the Catholic pléh cg rd: Wm be installed Very showy The to hold our annual meeting and
up mn documn in The' New World. asserted e an cost Wm be 5 lime over five our nurses graduation exercises. To
3 111915 “Cen” d°"““Ci“'i°’.‘ °i ie tho 5 d dollars and of this three the Press of this clt who have Dis<=°uni= Sale of Bonds
ur-'lilv all local vc etables ' d to “ im y
me “np me Clearedi ,, German govemmelli-S fiiiiifii he ‘ iiiousand has aiready been Sui, continually given ils their support Installation Water Heater
P' Wf'>"i the °11“1`°h sustained 1’ e W' scribed or paid by generous sup. and a, splendid measure of Alterations ground floor
sition of the POI>¢.i th Roman mrims of me Hospital' md five I1llbl10lty» T0 Mr H. J. Gordon, Mr. New Gas Anaesthetic Machine
Every bishoph S1106! Ended has hundred dollars has been paid by A- G. Putnam, and Mr. A. W. Expenses collecting Campaign Fund, etc
g;l?;°1ai1(1t ilgixist l"1];‘sesif; and neo- the 14141105 Aid of the Hospital, their valuable service Balance Royal Bank
,, . ,.` leaving a, balance of a little over main B UE 8- coli i-“ual auditi
P‘*€““i"""é, hf,‘“f§i,g,'fbh§h§°§§§eff fifteen hundred dollars required to~°f 0111 books. 'Ifo the Wohelo club
Mme 0°" “ii if nc C,,m,;,_ rompiote payment. we are sending WHO have azam_ increased their outstanding bill to be paid:
ies of the day ln their e y H iiai . .
,nu 'gum Pop’ mom an em gut a letil/into welglcszoiwzl peoplenln WIS? to :§;ii__ii°t>h-e Gspggti-ligtiipgeylwv - George R.. Prowse dt Son - KC
Muna i b ueens, ge an nce coun es hi- m H8
gfiwdmffgnka §e‘},i,,§ €hxplalnir.;; hpvzhmpgrgont it is to I11“°“b°t°f and furnishinse i°r Loan /icooulvr
im.. epeopeo owoe Provil noe _m1el1i‘S®fyr°1~
lowing nurks €T8d1lat8d h 190 25000 1 i C
DL Ernest Graham Guth,.ie_ gen. that this _equipmenkt be initial ed aft this yeu____Mar ret Lum C _ Marc . 3. $1 .. Loan Roya Bank o an
emi director of the mem, chicago once tlleieby lmaf ing reiitmeng Austim .Hdenga Muwhkse Vex, C°"g'eg°‘u°n°l Churches' com- available ‘D al 0 it” lfeope moo Grant Darrach° Annie 'Get da mented, removing the necess y o going _ T - _ r ru e
,. Montreal or elsewhere, as they Bell. lilarion Etta Ben-lard, Doris ~»»‘“"‘“»»» °“fi»i=»i$”’»~“v'¢“fh"1 =°‘-if we ii °° in ir ptr .‘.i.:i';f."°;..:.‘.:.°D°°. .camel ia- profound interests when it comes e eve s appeu or e Bunmn » e = g i pn. money necessary to complete pay- ~ _ ifeflheg b§u;s;?i1‘to.°rh;;u€h2; sfond ‘mont for this oqiiipmoht will meet The following additions have side by me in pmtesw, Wim e mam, i.e5p(,n5e_ been made to the endowment fund;
Methodist Episcopal Bishop Em_ znd_ A gee oxygen m_e¢nin¢_ This Amount reported last year $88l4D,.57
Wald f said he assumed has been installed and paid for. MTB. Sarah E. Perkins 100.00
Wfitd for "su i s 1 "i LW" °' brook mo
nao ervoo rdi lwaa in "possession of 3rd. A modern suction and 011 te. land Sold
S'°"i°' °"" ii" """""° g;ts"n:hd added: -'as his roi- other-lrihg mrohiho has also boon James Paton
Draciical lnformaiwrl °"_ 1°* low citirens. we believe he is installed and paid for. D°li€‘i11 MODOURBII '°"‘1"‘9 PUi"'°i1°d Sliflm" inoioughly iu.-.titled in making wo at-o _.luv you will admit th.-,t George A. lviutch y°a'1ya"d FREE 1° “ii F0* these facts known." this is good progress for one year, REV- T. J. Coffin
Breeders in Canada. but what of the future? 15 Sh°~N5 C1'l'f»0WU Fife
“W” We have riowone of the fillestnnd 1115113000 A.
i h Y ___ eral financial support as well as
Kiubv on _p "* , -o..4Lvalvlzan 2 and 4 pt. >'°“i’ mm-l Support. wo wont you ____ KemiAng:`:Y gilennedys store barbed wire in gi) md spngig Omer" B0 fll-liy realize what this Hospital if
Presbyima' L “£ “Y lfwmwn. now at Brooou. 1.-aaa-ri-21-21. mfs” W the people or this Pro- »=
woman was such a con- ii Miles Aid. M vlnce and we want you to talk D uiifoflffmifgg v§(1,‘§,‘§,m;§§g; L-‘i°4-5-2l-li- l -sl-:an coltu. peas and vouohos, Horkgitd to your neighbour. It S li i=' “W |1150 tn,-ni seed ,old right in loo asif the financial su rt for P But ooioro sho had ilu. -riwrav sam: t H ln, . P . ' ‘ i’P° . home 0 Kmschen her furniture dept' saturda; afgmoixxs Braces. L-388-5-21-21. 511° H°Sl>itai must come from in-t C “'“5 leavmg he’ He" M" 22"” by Y°““g P°°Pi¢ °i -sr aucauons Young Peo °°\Hii °n very much' greater as V
_ Ch- 1 . _ A _
that Hman church’ Summerside- ple present “Lighthouse Nan" at Sistanoe from Provincial or City,
1»-6”i2- Eilorsiio hall, Mondayi élvith. under pliesoht con-i
. _ - --1-21, Sins' Ta'
lend -DONT MISS seein "Th t' is imposed, and ?ecu;reHt;ia;l,thdoub’;i S
dividunl contributions we gnnnoi,
“ii °€f°¢<i t-her wo now have about “ii N19 il-Xtiiim We can stand. Speaking for our Hospital regard- ins the future. it is not too much 10 expect that we may at an early dale be able to finance 9, supply °f mdium 0° 1-Willy needed for Saucer treatment; also artificial or muhilie fever" should not be too imlirobable for us to consider seri- ously. This discovery by Dr. Julius' Wmef-James of vienna less *hen ten years ago has mode rapid. strides in development. you toy' that suoh treatment must ho inhu.i man and too perilous for human bei-H85 to bear. Ask those saved byi it from insanlty‘5 doom, or the' twitching or st. vitus' dohoo, thai i'°"i“i`e °i the rheumatism ofi 80l10l'rhe&. rheumatic f e v e r,i threatened blindness from aeveref eye infections. or from asthma that “° M1191’ remedy Will relieve. Al- ready understanding of this treat_ mem hi’-9 Dl`08‘l‘€ssed so far that \`-he General Motors Corporation we making one hundred or tho cabinets required and are dis. ii'11’“iiI\8 them on a.” loanlease System to Hospitals qualified to use them. Already there are tweive Hospitals in the United States qualified to train the doctors and nurses T0'-luired. The Prince Ed- ward Island H°spital has, thanlrs W 1 senewus public and an able and self-sacrificing succession oi' Medical Staffs. and unbroken fifty f°}i1' yeiii' period of progress and with this record in our keeping we should be inspired to go forward to Bfeater and better things. We have an ableand generous Medical Staff. We must not fail them but Hive thelrl the equipment and sup- P°l"i required to save life and alleviate suffering Lei ,is give iheush it hurts o little.
DT- Clark. Cilairman of the Pro- perty committee, will explain to -yOu the serious problem we have in the corrosion and scale in mn- heating and sterilizer systems. We will be obliged to incur consider- 91110 ¢XDf-‘Use t-his year in order to remedy this .Last year we re- Wfied to You the most generous action of the Trustees of the Cun- \'1811 Home in turning over Bea. °°fi-sfleld completely furnished to the Prince Edward Island Hos- Piilri under a three year agreement as a home for our nur-sos, we ni-e
ment made was most satisfactory and that our nurses are very nappy in their beautiful new home, This generous action on the pert, ef ine Trustees of the Cundall Home hasi ena/bled us to add the extra num- bef 01' Pupil nurses so badly needed ` in the Hospital.
We are deeply indebted to many
individuals and organizations for
1007.20 500.00 1030.00 500.00 500.00
725.00
wrm Tony. "_"-N "7
Q ui d modern small Hos itais
'NTERNATIONAL rox P | _ mst? ioriipifd rmwhere, ti Hospital 'Pohl - - - -- -sslssiflli
that has attracted rho rtgfhltion ol" towtho liby-1;;-.< tht
1-1105*’ ini"°5i“‘1 in H°~""’ “ won” 7 3 “S es “Je ° ~V°’“"‘ Total nunillel' of atients remainin March 31. 1 in c“"i“i;: and Lib' Uniiedreigiifi Qxmyhx g"A°"I'f1ig£godf°;)r "F" Total number of zurgical patients gduring year Durlllif V <‘ ii”-‘ YP” M919! Pub” . Cuff( Me 'Am"d mek ‘d and Total number of medical patients during year tives of the depefimm Om o‘f‘i,,.r F stéwnrt °‘° ' Total number of obstetrical patients durlnl year
J L D - Heiiifh ‘Z (§h‘;\:ew(‘?o‘::";’(‘;f:‘!;'§ 5 have in bf *meh is 'mspecmm wh_ Total number of infants bom during year
A R ' g;°“"}‘; "nt wmv th constmcb miiiei y ` , Total number of deaths during year '13
FIINFRAI DIREUI 1 n C ' ° ‘ 'd " M0 of Total iiumber of patients paid accounts in full 1143
` ` 352
08 M S ion muipmellt nn opera n ,
‘"" '”"’“'“'f“ "1" H°i°i'~°1» Pf°“°‘f°°°“ N- °~ °“° "“°“‘°‘ @2331 112111°§f“£‘Z2“}.§5§?.`€;"`§.f3i,¥°§§..
209
eng.nee~i- for ine mme purD0s@. *md W' K' 'en' mul mmm' H' D Total number of atient dav 18222
Dm . se/ lil r ilests from .-lohnsor: F. A. Mcf./e : Alfi-v' P - llroifixlv N171" dun' :tfiio};nii§la}<1-2;' foinlurorerlai-ion. we Plekard- tr. l-r Hogg: F. M 'F0011 "um" °f ff” P“ii°“i “YS 4966
PHON en ed E have reason to be proud of what Cttowart: John r/rvllmiv-pn; pf, ,i_ Total Cost patient day $.05
E 7 4- we have, but lm it and having A. Clark' Robert L. Cotton; Total charges free patients @ $1.50 per diem $10,912.08
, ' ' ,gre imowioqoorvexst-wohisvohssn George memos, i "rotol nooounts not paid for yen- 310,355.39
plea-sed to report that the arrange- ‘
By By
HARULY R|SE N LOCALS I grngdnmghm, $31,; ,,,mi_1,; ,k ` financial, s'rA'rl~lMEN'r
ugotgegreater efforts and a
_FILMS FINISHED 35c pei- roll Y e come better year after B
_B y » yelr- But if 'rr t
____ my ami at 'rayior Di-uerco Kon U “ed "'h°“" 2, do inn we mx °§"*°,,:'°,e§‘,f, P
Relieved h Q31' " ' ' ' ' lib
YOU Ending March 3134, 1087 RECEIPTS
Anacsthetic 'Fees
athologioal Examinations
un Lamp Treatments iathermy Treatments
pecial Nurses Board
roviricial Government Grant ity of Charlottetown Grants Endowment Fund Interest -
Interest Sale Old Hospital Land Rent of Old Hospital
Fu
Electric ' Power Telephone Rent
Laundry
Insurance
Printing and Stationery
Postage and Excl. 2 Stamps
General Expenses
,Upkeep Miss I-Iooper`s Grave
Interest on Bonds
interest on Royal Bank Loan
Accrued Interest exchange Bonds
Transferred to Building Account Incubator and Medical Supplies for Nursery Tc Balance
Donation Prowse. Anniversay Sale
uridries Wohelo Club ilncubator and Medical Supplies for Nursery)
EXPENDITIIIDS
. Salaries and Wages $19,360,43 i Grooorios lo,as'l.os Meat and Fish Milk and Cream X-Ray Expenses
Supplies, Medical. Surgical, Laboratory&:Gleaning
Pathological Examinations L1-Iallfaxi
el ‘ .
3.17879 2353.09 1,113.09 7,775.94
40.000
3.73651 2.08170 372.90
2,621.41 856.93 336.55 213.60 2,271.04
2.00
5,973.50
224.36 28.53
3,000.00 251.05 31.10
Audited and found correct,-»
(Signed) A. G. Putnam,
Auditor Pro tem.
ENDOWMENT FUN'n
Amount reported March 31st, 1936 By Bequest. Mrs. Sarah E. Perkins
Ey Bequest Estate Land Sold
,By Bequest James Paton
B5. Bequest Dougali McDougall
By Bequest George A. Mutoh By Bequest. Rev. F. J. Coffin By 15 Shares Charlottetown Fire Insurance
Par Value $ 2.
000. 1,000. 1,000. 1,000. 500. 500. 2,000, 1,500. 2,500. 500.
2,000.
500.
2,000
8,000. 10,000. 47.300. 11,000. 2,500.
225.
1,000.
Reported to March 91st, 1939 Bonds cancelled reported March 31st, 1990 Bonds cancelled to March 31st, 1937
Bequ Interest for year
ENDOWMENT FUND INVESTMENTS
P.E.I. Debentures Nos. 61-62, 1939 4%
P.E.I. Debentures No. 397, 1939 4%
P.E.I. Debentures No. 8. 1948 415% '
City of Charlottetown Nos. 98-99. 1941 5% City of Charlottetown No. A37, 1942 5*/&%
City of Charlottetown No. '12, 1941 5% City of Charlottetown Nos. 106, 109, 1942 514% City of Charlottetown Nos. 141, 2, 3, 194.8 4*/1% City of Charlottetovm Nos.
City of Charlottetown No. A39, 1942, 5’/1%
Town of Glace Bay, 1938 5% Pacific Gt. Eastem Ry Co., Province of B. 0
Guarantee, 1942 415%
City of St. John Nos. 2802, 5, 1942 3‘&%
City of St. John Nos. 9l'I'7-84, 1970 5%
City of Halifax .1965 5%
P.E.I. Hospital Bonds 5%-%
City of Quebec, 1950
Province of P. E. Island receplts 8%
15 Shares Capital Stock Fire Insurance
C.R.I. dz P. Ry. Mtg. Co. (Phil. Trust C0.)
Cash on deposit
MARGARET CLARY ENDOWMINT
st
Inv"s’ 'rd
To P. E. I. Hospital Bonds $1,500.00 To Patients' accounts paid 82.50
¢l,m.so
BUILDING ACCOUNT your ending Moron sm, mv lmcalrrs
Total receipts reported to March 31st, 1936 Royal Bank of Canada Loan (March 1933)
Campaign Fund Collections
Annual Collection City and Country
Transferred from General A/wotmt
1
EXPENDITURES
\”1,M0.52
7,000.00 8,600.00
130.00
1,218.22
418.00
alance on hand, March 3lst, 1936 S 500.08 atients’ Fees 45_0i4,47 X-Ray Fees
4,382 (Xi 3,406!! 1.&0 50 172 0' 89.(.'.
2,143.9.- 3,000.0'v 1,800.0'.‘ 4,740.67
271.98 500.00 75.00 15.37 261.05
003.4510!
$68,051.07
$88,149.57
100.00
1,007.20 500.00
1,000.00 500.00 500.00 225.00
$91,981.77
0 1,760.47
1,000.00 968.26 1,000.00 500.00 500.00
2,000.00 1,476.52
151. 1, 196, 7, 1939 314% 1,925.00
500.00
2,000.00
504.08 1,711.00 8,000.00 10,000.00 47,300.00 11,027.50 2,500.00 225.00
1,000.00 173.57
096.07140
01,500.00
82.50
SMU-60*
$213,926.68 125,000.00
4,374.90 3,147.80 3,8GJ.00
ۤ0,l4938
THE SUMMERSIDE UAR1 I
I 1+ 1
1 1,
PANETE
Frick Fines Diz Dean And Jim Ripple;
NEW YORK. May 20 _ IAP) -
National League President Ford Frick did some fast. throwing to- day by pitching nnes of $50 each against. Dizzy Dean and Jim Rip- ple for starting the fist iight that resulted in a player riot at yesterdays "battle of the century” between St. Louis Cardinals and New York Giants. ,
Frick annoullcccl the fines from
his office and sent. this wire to each combatant:
“For actions on the bail field
tending to ilrccipitate a riot. you are fined $50 payable to this office within flve dui's”.
Although iirtuallv eve la er
,free-for-all, no others were lined
' J ry p v
on both teams engaged in the
Frick said he spent close to $100
in long distance telephoning to get at. the bottom of the Cardinal- Giant. battle.
LA 101:.
Exilelled For i
Refusal To Salute Flag
(C.P. By Guardian‘s Special Wire)
CAMIBRIDGE, Mass., May 20 -
North Cambridge .members of Je- , hova.h's viitnesses religious secl pro- tested today the expulsion oi
George A. Romurd, 14, from Cum-i
bridge schools for “consistent re- fusni to salute the American fla.g."’
Young Richard. though only 14-
ls all ordained minister of tile sect
ervilfe as his missionary terriw1'_\'.
mlind Romard who como here fromi Nova Scotia. The family Mffildsi meetings of the order in Bosi/on.
The lad revealed today he hadn't saluted the flag with the rest of the class since Armistice Day ylfiieli he walked out of a school play Bi- j tor I found out what mv responsi-
seei; if he were not ri2lnSi5Hi£f1 iii cambridge sch°°i=~
Garnishee Racket_eer Goes To Jail WeeDlIig`
vnu aclrs. ss. Haan oF n:l1wo?:ol%lcanlvs. was Klvoww i
ron ms "nano-e.on.l-:D |
'rac-ries _
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New roms. May 10 - WM
i and has a distrct in nearby Som-i
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-i
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1’;:.x"iesI oliahgs 15;lt'i}iu51:>ll¥st511=(i1ZeT“hI`;i 1 T°rr§1nE? 1; V536
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...az fai..‘i°.‘.s:.°".‘..i.°.‘:.\<‘ is :iii ;;atf:...°;y .
Cleveland B Philadelphia 9 . New York
Detroit
Washiligt/on Chicago i Boston '
St. Louis
old. a resident of Pittsburgh 18 -750
?ha;juHg€elye;;ldorf-Astoria. Rnd St. L0l1i»"» 14
head of two concerns in the mid- New York
t ..n dist,-iei,, was sentenced 1125' C1`liC380
cANAoA's ravoulure ii
Endeavour I Loses Convox In Heavy Gale
NEWPORT. R.`I.. Mny 20-(AP)
-After snapping her tow line and losing lui' coli\'o_v in ti 55-inilq gale, Elldeavolil' I, possible Brit sh challenger for the Amcl~lca':> cup tonight was brfllcvcd far out ol the Atlantic, procct-rl'_ll.;' millet her own sail for Newport, scene of tile aiiprollchlncg lzlbwilailolial szliluli; collu.-si.
First .llelvs of tile lilishllp lla
Friday about 1,000 lilllcscll Now- port, was rect-irccl r\'iil=li l:.»- cur.- voylng poum' yilcht Vlvll ;l::-:rex here aloile to<lay.
Captain Wziiirlrc (il;ii' it ‘ill
Viva said he elii0rta;rii-d :io if-li for safety of the lzlcilrg 1-loop and her crew of 19.
"I expect she will poke het
nose in here lair- S=i".i;r:h'. ri:’.»om1 limo Silii<ia_\'," he ,;:i.<i_
Eildi=li\'ilil:' I -.\'.”i» rllf- l J 1-yi
Raiilllri--1 _.l 1. ri by H.il'i»I'. .~. \'|n- rierbiit., :ll 1034. Flildf‘a\'oil;~ Il 'Elo sioop hull* bv 'l‘. O M. .\`l.;v.\'tll in his semlid quest. for fir- igimed trophy, arrivmi 'I‘iiPsrllir :i.’ff»:' an uneventful ibitlge from Crm-.~0r», Eng.
Last word frtllil FI:‘.i'.~*-.f»i:‘ I
received by Viva S=ii»il‘(iii\' il/gilt shortly before raci.o comlll":l.- cation failed. was "all w;‘1`.` and that she was procel»riii"_r fi' sill knots oil a solith-\\‘eslr‘i'i‘.' fi.;l.-r.
Uilpcrlllrili-il
SOUTHAMPION Era. 3/la" 20
_(AP)-T. O M. S.fi~.~.v1'h oivlier of the EIjitirzl\'o'.ir l. \\-nf. iillpvr- tilrbed tn:l.“.,\' ol 1-:' ‘.~.~ 1lf'.'.'= his cilallrnacr :fir iii; .\.ll~ -1 ' C171 linfl lost hor i‘.'>iil;~'. . » `:' il'1` to Ne\\"iloi'l. R. I
“It n'or.‘i illlrt ili~:"` il-f \ I. lr.
fact if thrirels a iiitiu .»'l';f‘_, sr ter off oil her own"
How They .S'z‘a.~1d
(A. P. by Guardians Sp(-4 i.ll \\`irf'l
L\'TERN.~\TIO.\'.'\l. LE.\GI`l-L
_'_
12 12 .300 12 14 .462 10 12 .435
20 .167
AMERICAN LEAGUE
579 5'7l
10 11 13 12 .455 ll .450 14 .3-64
.566 .540
ll 12 13 18 12 .480 10 9 8
NATIONAL LEAGUE
6 11 .BN
14 12 .598 13 12 JSM
13 .458
£31.90 279.06 211.68
$700,149.38
iggday to an indeterminate Peili' §f°‘;1)41Y“
ii _ Bayes. Phiiedv Ph
311;; azie;nCur‘1'gn Silerfcial Sea- Cincinanti sions as a ilaflli-5179*’ fackewer'
tentiary term of not more than os nl la
.405 -886 .rm
By Sale P.E.I. Hosp. Bonds S
By Sale P.E.I. Hosp. Bonds By Sale P.E.I. Hosp. Bonds By Bale P.E.I. Hosp. Bonds By Bale P.E.I. Hosp. Bonds
ada:
25.000 @ 99-324,750 29.300 @ 100- 29.300 12,000 U 101- 12,120 41.900 @ 100- 41,800 1,900 @ 100- 1,300
Sl
By Bonds Cancelled to date 15,800 By Discount Sale of Band 130
0128.100 `
Audited and found correct,-
(Bigned) A. G. Putnam.
Auditor Pro tern.
SCHEDULE FOR YEAR. ENDING MARC
Total number of patients discharged during year Total number of patients admitted during year
Total nunlber of out patients during year
KENSINGTON “mi that 'met °f SM" and is-_ . . .-'ivemge number of patients per day during year
ll 313|..
936
09.400
1936 1.704 1716 266 53 843 593 1 34 1 34
1937
Sacks. who is the president of
ine Metro.-oiitan Crt-dit. compenv 100 West Forty-second street. and , held ef n igwelry establishment at ‘ 1370 Broadway, sobbed when hei was led off to serve the sentence»i
while eightrlicn of his victims look-1 ed on grim Y.
Samuel M. Morton. 55. of isgli
Nelson Avenue, the Bronx. vi also is in the _ieweriv liiislnessh ad Y 287 Broadway and ol'ii:iuall.\ fi in-,en a. eo-defendant. with Sacks.
collapsed in court and had to if revived by his S011, UI- Fiaiiii - Morton. This was after the court had imposed ii six-month work-
house term nl; Morton on hifpzilglx; ty plea fn fle sanie 'flir- which Sacks was coiwictori. The sontellce. llou'r~\~r~r, was: .<\isI><‘ll"1""1 at the ilrcinit Oi' A-‘ii-‘i‘”i“i D1-“i"i"i Attorney James J. Wilson bocnllso Morton aided the States _case against Sacks. who was convicted about nine days ago.
A ropnri bv Jacob Lirliier, Pro-
bation Officer, rcvcair-d that Saf‘k.' did a credit, business of $812000 iii five vears. Mr. Wilson explain-
cl ni Mi
8125.000
1937 1906 1933 316 80 H92 G44 154 r~d later that Sacks di n - 18'? wage in the garnisnce rnrkci. until 'I1 io35_ and "from ihcrc on. accord-
ing tn stories iolrl mr- hr .sonic oi his victims. was so hnrd-boiled
1361 331'. 2111 57 but $9.50 on a montlilvinstallment
19111' liicli called for $10, hr-‘d immcdi 4' \~~ file a collfcsrion nf judgment F i' i nrt hlm" Sacks has been re-
sloneioo f i., r= "rin wohlthi-st rv-
Braddock In
Good Condition
tA.I’. by Guardian's Special Wire)
GRAND BEACH. Mich. !\l.1_\' 20
-James J. Brllcidorkis l°g.~ uh- trled and idle from rin: warfare for two _\'c.1i‘s, stood lip ill ir i'i`<‘ct. silnpe under ri 10-roilllrl i.‘.'fl"i<-wilt t0d:l_\'. The \vo\.lri'< iim\‘\'\\'r‘i:llt rilrlmpion moved his ii-iiiliili: art- ivitics ollt into viic open after drilling in private for *lzrce weeks for his title nohi with .inc Louis in Chicago Jiiilr 22
The rhalnpioll coli.i'ii~.~~l 30-odd
l
Corns A79//'Q//n 0/ve /rl//ru fe
'limi if n person was able in pn_\.' []// Pg/V/] [/g/7/A5/7p5f " il
PUTNA Ms Corn Extractol
$11,014.25inishee ra/cketeer in the countl'1'i_" I
f
V
boxing writers that le is \\~f»`.` on his wny to pcricrt iizlltiilr milfii- tion with his bout still hw \~~<~.~ks away. He belted foul' .~‘f.1‘l'il\iZ partners in eiclll rour.~i.< of box- iniz. punciiiniz ncrllrniclv null with sufficient. good timiiiv. fm- this por- ind ni' his trainillg.
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