.. 1 . -» ‘

r‘ ulf l; REABONAIL! to aun- mo all multiple man ml ‘l “p” rqd nowlillwn

gg lollwll. """°"I m" m. 1 numb‘, ,1 novnplpor radon lo

‘Wwxlm-uly identical with i110

n ll mull-lily; puvllqup inuwor tho owned quoutisnnthll ovary household llll In IQIIIQ D supplying It warm. '

no woman Nlwldo u N local-apnea g the "Millw-

\\s\\r \‘~\\\\\

g Read by Everybody Covers Prince Eduard‘ Island like the llew l

CANADA,FRIDAY, MAY 11, 192a.

SIXTEEN PEHISH WHEN llllil llliB sill EXPLIJDEB

t mums lwP"'I"Q"-"

Iylltlsthlndgmflll-‘Jt-‘u’

Allow sup-ammo hang Il- lTo E

CHARLOTTETOWN

2e Persons Killed Railway Brotherhood -When French Train Opposes Government Plunged in Rhine Operation of Roads

' (Spcclal to The-Guardian.)

9w" Guardian Two 00M!

m“ Founded 1887

l“ guardian.

urderc-I‘ 01 Three Condemned To l Die August 15th

dlnn PM!“

rect Wireless Station on St. Paul’s' Island

(Canadian Phil)

11111111115 [l1 l. M. 11.1. [IUMPHEHENSIVELY HEVIEWH]

(Special to The Guardian.)

(Can: QlviiN. guilt)’ 11v “all, iLeono victor Manson. ‘new to be hanBe fleghllt 9 ‘lllii 1 w“ Ollt‘. 0rd, occllf’

survivors of Fishing Schooner Reach‘ Halifax

»(callllllln Press.) _ mm“; Mpy 10.-The French ltegulufl. 110W 1" 11171.1‘! 11°78 ‘w survivors from another‘ hi1: to the ‘P11311011 llslllllg sleet

meufriv: 3:321:15 a o the Si. lgoscllooncr IFNLDCB e BretaBYw 1 all ll berg and sank. Tlllrtyl°1

w have not been rfitiflflod :o°\‘;_‘;ml_ "H. 0f them wore pick-

sasit,‘ May 111i" jury of the 1111111061‘ and Marie Chuuve- was yesterday d August 15th

‘l-der of the three Chatllve- oi‘ the most brutal on flllg last February.

Large Attendance at Supper and Annual Meeting Held Last Night in the Asso- ciation Rooms. Inspiring Addresses by Mr. H. Ballantyne.

Tho 52nd annual meeting oi‘ ville Charlottetown Y. M. C. A. ‘was ilold in the ASSMHLUOII rooms luv-t evening, llllerc bllllg present a good attendance. Alter all enjoy- able supper [)l‘l!|)l.\l‘t.i1 ltlid scrved .by tlle.i.odies' Aalxliizlry, lilc Fe- ports of the various teollllllitllelw were read, showing lithe splendid work lflll'l‘l€i1 on during lilo year. Sollos ‘by lMr. Stewart Stutblbs, Tor- onto, a foluller Y. M. C. A. Secre- tary who ls ill the city on business folulled all enjoy-able part ul ‘the progrunlnne, Miss Plarle accompany illl; very Uiilfallliy on the piano.

A feature of tile uloutlng was a

s, Educational, Dr. J. H. Ayers. 7. Social, D. F. Bethune. 8. House ‘Committee, A C. Ducho min.

9. Boys Work, H. E. Miller.

"The election of directors resulted in the rel-election of Messrs. D. it‘. Bethune, J. T. IMoKenzie, J. A» Clark, ,]_ A McMillan, Messrs Arcll. llrwlll and J. H. Willis-ms were t‘ Octal to l-eplugg.llhkl_li‘fi1.li‘1n‘g till-st‘ tons lMessrs. A. A. ‘Pomcroy 11111 Geo. numolstirlle wllpvinlmem 111 ofllcers for ‘the ensuing yes" W111 be mode shortly.

Votes or application, We“ 1°11‘ tiered ‘the "Ladies Auxiliary, the (my pflyflg, the retiring directors.

‘BICRUIN, May IOv-{Bollies 0f

twenty nine persons killed when N. D 011k. I I‘ ll .l.~l.em-,l, manned train plunged ill Brotherhood of ltailroad 'l‘r.l llmell. the Rhine, near St Gilor, hays been speaking lll Ull-ited Mules Chamber recovered,

according to Weutszllc

NEW YORlK, N. Y., tMay l0.—-W. vlcc-qlresidellt of the

of (lolnmcrcc, sold Union labor was

Allgolneinbs correspondent at W blldell. l-‘urtlller information is

u oif all communication with the scans. '

Antwerp Isolated

. at, mllllust completely isolated to- _ (ply tby 1,, Strike oi’ postal, ‘telegraph.

els ill sympathy with (‘HD1131 control un-‘ol! the. roads, but opposed govern- vallltbic as thc French have cut ment opcratioll. These arteries of commerce nlulst be place-cl on a ¥strollg financial basis, employees of the properly must be compensated, u. 1bellcr understanding oi‘ transpor- tation business tllusl. be had Iby the -pu=lliic, or lllc w-llole structure

by Workers" Strike W1" ‘~11 , W" any Ontario General Election June 25th

'l‘()'lf()N'i‘(), .\l:ly llt-‘Spcclliulionl 1- film?‘ ‘gram proI'Or-tlons' 1110i! tvtls sci ut res-l today when the l1rury' timerllllu-llt til-finitely‘ selected Monday, .lulu- 25th llcxl. The dulc was iL}',l'i'l'11 upon h)’ tllle (Jnibllltrl lllcllliu-rs, ullcr which ll

(Canadian Press.) -A-N’l‘Wldlbi', tliloy 10—'i‘llis

~._..__..._.._._.._

were given tn boys on this sublwi-

é

Flames Rising to a Height 300 Feet Seen at a Distance of 50 Miles. Town of Cor- sicana 11 Miles Fr om‘ Scene" of Disaster Enveloped in a Dense Shroud of Black Smoke. Fire Still in Progress.

. (Canadian Press.) CORISICANA, May 1Il.--'I‘hlrl.sell identified bodies and three skele- tons smouldering ill a grim well pit and possibly ll score of (itllcrs to llc uncovered lllurh a. tally- oi‘ death wrought late yesterday by the. ox- piosioll in the iziallt lzusller McKiov Number l well llcur here.

Tilreo hundred feel of flame ablaze across the horizon lsztpillgl and falling, slguulizcll rho dlssas- ter for 50 llliil-‘S around and herc '1'“? 11100113 1°11‘ 1W" 1111111114111 V8111 i1 nli-los from the belching monster “M11111 1-1111 ‘W811 were reduced to lliliows m‘ 1ll'i!.l'1{ sllloke continue to 111-11111119-

ellshrouzl the town. Tile huge pre- ducel‘ ‘is n veritable funeral pyre. Ciurrred and twisted bodies remain ill the grip 0f the flslnee which de- vour the entire lilow oi’ the gusllsr. some oi’ the workmen were hurled flat on tile ground and others seem- ed to creep vainly away from the spread of the titre, although they were actually running 1tilrough the oil drenched vlclllity as fast as they could. »

stirring address lby blr. Hurry Bul-

lMl'. ‘Bllilflllllylle. ‘the 111959111 11111"

NORTH svmvnv. may 10- --1\ wireless station is to be erwflfd ‘b! the government on 8t. Paula Il- lsnd to supplement the present cw ble communication which has fboon subject to frequent breaks on w- count of the action of the element. Two wireless engineers loaded. there yesterday by the Montcalm t0 set. about the installation of the station.

Brazil Revolution- aries Defeat State Troops

(Special to The Guardian.) - ‘BUENOS AIYRES, May 10.-Rev olutionary forces in South Brazil defeated state troops. Numerous skirmishes are menacing American meat packing plants in the reg-ion of Santa-ada-Deiivl-anlenio. valued at ten million dollars.

Sydney Women Start Campaign

N. B- Governmer?

up by the Regulus, ll is hoped was incorporutcll ill ll-llo foltului ol"

der ill council uskill-g tho Lieut- Govcrllor lor tile t tziliiillliiili oi‘ the

Religious Work. We ltnvo followed the usual 1110' gram of recognizing the Sunday’ Schools 118113110 nlctliums of K01181-

. _, _ , hl l have lulllyue, General Secretary of‘ tho M 016k 111111111117. strait ynor car- 111111011111 Council, llpoll 'l‘lle Signi- Ell p c c ' '

mg wll-lllplll. {Hill ltmtllio to l-e. lilaullce oi‘ the Y. M. C. A. ‘P1116 durlng the yell“

and all citizens who s<§ably assist- ed in the work of the A-SHOI-fihl-lfl"

1, ,'i‘ile ltaillflus also pick French fishermen from e llt-lloollt-l" inltou.‘ du P111. W110 d strayed 111 55ml alul had 111011 1

l ll on illc cpen s l ‘Iillcnfgfl 11111111113 to eat or drlllk. [my were llll l ffcrlug irolu osure.

frcslblios and ex

Condensed Specials

RATEtL-lilc pcr lino per daY- 9f? ef lino p-r day for 3_ duyfl 01‘ "Y"; _; s. iinc per duy for ll 1111i’! 01‘ 1"“ -

cunt 5 words to a line. GrollPl 1.1a lecuunt for forms purl o! ad. and must he paid for. Special Rates

rs, count

2.391321%. ‘ifliiliél-fi a

lllfllfi; 4443"!“

furnished Roonl ed. 16c (or IOU-I

‘ . g {or one week. ultsmtol- one weak. titted, for seven words. eats.

Sitlustlo

Owen, 148 Powllal ‘St.

on sate-cocaine srove‘. Preceding one Sll-l) with tank. Apply 80 Rochford Stlsald by Rev. W. 01'!‘ 11111111115“

11-2

AfTTED-GIBL FOR HOUSE-l 0i‘- mlte

work. Apply Mrs. Weudeiin M rises blast Royalty ll

, ANTED-AT ONCE MAID FOR

general housework in s smal '11111111y- Atpply at this office. 3i

-. EH T173??? HTF

59901111 111i4llost test at the Win er Sto ANTED-MAID. AFPLV has J. C. Mcifeen, 6 Nortil Rival 114ml, ‘lkeiepilmle 1158," t

n sAts-ouef‘

111K. Grnllarlls Road.

R SALE. - ‘SECOND HAN-D lillzsy. with shin l-umps, nearly new, and ill first class condition. '1'. Aibonl MillCil, Royalty. »

__ i‘1.li910-l0-2l -NO HOW GOOD A FIG OF tobacco really can be made: You must try n fig of U~No. Flynn ‘Brothers, 11388-4-18-Inlth.

BAD ‘THIS-FOR SALE, 120 bushels oi choice No. 1 Northern (Marquis) Vllilcat. Just arrived from North West, W, H. Home. 11111011. misses-sol

R SALE-TEN WHITE WYAN- dotte hens and two cockerels "adol- 1 year. Apply 8t‘ Gerald Si.

118875-54!

AID WANTED. APPLV ELDON H0101. 177 Kent St. 118854-5411

ANTED- MAN TO Wonk 0N ""11- Anlllv w. ll. McDonald. Mt 1111111- 11685-5-8-6l

TRAYED. - A IIAY CLVDE " '19. white Sliflpfijjfl face and wo white 11111110 ankles, wearing yhallter and wlnker bridle. Ap- “m P1111111. Phone 458. at OWTERESTING PROPOSITION l‘ two citizens who are now has from lflfteen to twenty

e111? a month rent who would W" o own cottages of their o - See Robert Cotton, Willow

m" ll-sl

glLE-HIOH cuss rrvL- sflvhlk 110116, by 08M, Anth-

» years old. Osll trot better m“ a 250 4111i). quiet and safe lflyoue to drive and will

\ llory front lll-air Ibecolno general secretory oi‘ ' 1.. days and uiliill10litiifiwn \'. 1M. C. A. on with spoke of tllc dour-fold work of rile ynlmg Melly; Cll-rlsllan Association

t lll a llnsi>1l=11 hQFQ-‘llccttual and spiritual,

Situation 60c per _lllnll of cver-cnillrgln-l-t P111111‘-

‘ ANTED-AA MAID, APPLY MRS‘ lli.te

Fair. Apply Wilentleyh! Feed ________,_; 1'¢'- 1lC751-114lilBUlLDlNG LOTS

f

, K. POTATO planter and spr yerfnew, easy terms. also new 8 H. P. engine and n ll ll. l}. engine. Gav-in Hard

. S. Jenkins, phone 689. or l

was Mr. Buihlntyrrtrs first visit to whe “leellng Closgll wllll lll-aye;- llle island, oltillirugll twellt)"°11‘1 by M“ _]_ 11 Mqxenzie,

years ago 1i8-1lillt1 lbeell invited "to The following l5 m“, l-epm-l; of “h” the Board of Directors to the unnu- u" lll meeting of the Charlottetown

Association-- pllyslcail, social, illtel~ lm. llle ye,“- ending April 30, 1923: e-lllpll-oslzillg the fatct that lilo religious IIIMSL do- To 1.1m Memlllfl-“l m’ me (jqlqll-lntlg- lnliullte. Tile Association work cull ltown Young Men's Gilristian only be spoken of ire said, ill terms Aslloclatlolt.

of idellllslll. Continuous rc-iuterlire- (10111191119111

talioll of the inndallrentul Drlllcili- 11 51"?“ 11"‘ 8P9?" lfletilsflretuto als is needed. As n Drool of the liarlilliiiltigxlglliii T911011 011 119 111 ° 1" growm- ‘Yhklhgh 1:191:10‘? We have just completed a year ‘less-o‘ “k? ll.' “Yul; “lll lllere and four months since our lust all- "mmtv M", r136“ 1n“; ‘ollemllng lluzll meeting. At ‘ifllflf. time it was were “m” ""’ “ ' ll l "Wm, voted to change the end of our I13- 1l11"**u1‘h‘mt “he Worm’ w“ u cal ‘ea irotll lDec 31‘- ‘to A rii

- ‘ 2on0 000 ollo quarter of 1 1" - *1 1’ lficéfiislfhléflléiriblerslto the work d“ Ml|30-tll,_ to‘ conform with the other 1 ' - zlssoci-a . oils.

pilrticivaw m we “lwamagisl (L! During the period just past ‘we fersd and tilts ls Stfikhtg Qv ‘len '1cou relate that wo llllve met with gf tholr faith 111 1119 ‘Aflsmml (“L livery fair llucccss ill every bl"¢1ii(,‘1l ., Mr. .B111111111Y‘11B ‘Blremwd 1h“ We‘ loi our work. The reports fronltvhc of 1111851111109 1° '11‘? emqiizllidelaqtilflr various committees will deal with the Association; o‘ ‘.1 V‘ - ' ‘l

__ their work mnrc fully, ‘hero we will gent lllolnlbersllip; of co-olle1‘1111°11- jus-f. sunl ltp l-lle work in gentlral.

l‘!

as lis-

Mr. Bailantyllckl address‘ w I and

lled to with ileell 11mm“- ~ ll dell.

was warmly lull! lll per’ lgmce w“

alld l; i short devotion-

olvting it WRIZVAWJM. Ryan‘

lug conllllli-

The Building.

During last summer and foil the building twas given a gsneralovcr- lllaullllg. The (lymuoslum was put ill ‘first class condition, being paint- ed and caisonlllled all over.

‘Tile ‘Bowling Alleys were pllt lll A-1 condition and ‘lllf! rnoln painted and clllsomlnctl throughout.

The Social Room and (Jfiil-es were also calsonlined and cleaned.

Extensions were made lll the heating P113111. ‘to cover the tilezltlng of the gymnasium, so that Wc could do alvay with ‘l-lle stove there. A heating coil was placed lll the fur- nace to heat the water lll tile stor- ltge boiler.

1 foil pl address by v luau-opts of tile ‘fol-low g5 were s-ubmittedz» 1. Pres dent. J- 1\~ 1311M“ A M0 2. Physical Cmnlllittec. -1- ~ - billion. - 3. Membership. I11" D 4_ Ladle-s Auxiliary.

i l i owar. Mrs. ,W111' i

slns. ' 5 Financial. w- A‘ Stewnfl‘

___,____ FOR SALE AT

‘lmd d‘? A locker room was bllllt a-rotlrld '- m‘ lwk our new steel lockers alul 11118 big ' ' cilnnge is giving general satisfac-

‘dkflltion no FROM ‘

reds, $2.00

Bred to lily H, Wirltlock. awn, P. E- ss-zitwisl.

Blllglliton. 111K11 A 91y. to Gaude Solicitors.

c5338 FOR HATCHI S. C. Rhoda Island pol- seltllls- 01 15-

luld to allow .1011" l Elm Ave. Cmfldx”

‘Bland’ 11655 SUMMER 00

Financial.

Owing -to ‘the fact of having six- teen months ill the fiscal year, and last year's mlnlllalgll only covering twelve molltils’ operation, our do- lbit balance ml the sixteen months is $1,265,211. This added to the iB-ank ovalrdrafl lll 11121 of $1,069,162 and accounts outstanding of 192i $658.46 nlako our present bank ov- erdraf-t. $2,9!iIl.5ltZl, but no accounts are outstanding.

TTAGE yFLS-tTltSiAI-“E

Summer old-mg” m“ ‘ Rivera llll-lgptuu shore. £13113; to c

Hotel. or P. C» 1 M_-’¢¢,_,_

FQR FARM

East 110F111"

lloolll-lo-sl

._---—— -—“L“'*"_—'i‘__ -.-::..-:'reo.-A MAN work. L. D. Carson. ty.

an wan-r ‘ro HEAR FROM OWN

- , - _ le. having 800d ‘buslirlfliisflltg prlzsa (live particulars -111< - Fall's’

1

John .l. Block. Chivvflw“ Wisconsin. g ___’______-

-—-—~* imam" F?‘ SA Elgglgric-flsvrtullenccs, . Oiii-le. l.

Wm" “’°““°“’ ‘mkmmdtl ‘"131. l t 11111) A o t I nl- also 3 acres goo grea ml lll er. repel u (0- nlrgmlle "om filly, Apply 192 0111a‘ tall is being presented by the com-

mi-ttee.

D9f1i1illjL§1:-__ééi _ ‘Basketball. Volley Bail, Athletics, ’ ANTED-WHOL tvrestllng, Boxing, Gymnastic Ex- AQENT w sell a quick 9911' lllbltlon, ‘Co-operative work in t-he churches, were just part of the pro-

Jgpfiffi b11118. 11° led

. Id lvttole. new" ~

M‘! Muwho a gram put on by Physical Director Ferris this season.

, ta ten used in evefry 1l1s't':n'ft'y_rfvoen mum cents. sells gll-hume qulck gamma This ilfityll award ‘Mn,’ 291:7 Dun necells -

t . dos Street, West rorflqgiilz-llal

~~—-".;z . ~ na- E ' ' Bkhiaosglgztaers. Just the {fililsreioi chilly swine 115m‘ l at $5.90 each. (Reiw

H.818 new toaster idleclrlc lmmerslalll . (n $111111‘ $15 -

£3551‘, ‘tflsfghe. ‘Bleldon. 207 91- iames St, Montreal. 1

{WW Alicea-naps:- Business Olfpflnco Edward ll,

1:311‘ $11,312’ rol- "Lishtnlnl" 111° .lllQcu-91yt9 which 01181188 11M.-

Physical.

Tlle physical program this year was further enlllnked wltll the. se- curing of ltllc services of a fllll time Physics-l iDireclor. The policy of the lPllyslleal Department. was not one of rapid expansion. bllt one of consolidating ollr present lllonlber-

Educational Work.

Our Educational -work llns been mostly confined tto our reading room and library. iSeveral new magazines and papers were added this your. Visitons as well all mem- lbers make great use oi’ this line feature of our Association. Students have been greatly thelped by hav- ing access-to our Library for books to be used in their studies. Following the usual custom. all of our visiting National and, Inter- national Secretaries have slven 11111- ucatlon-al Italks in the S¢h0018 1111 well as in the building.

A special course of lectures warn terles immediately. i500 capital given to members of the Hl-Y by

,'l.t.i

attachment.

ship alld of the greatest good to the ‘

quet took place on March 6th with ‘50 Duds and Sons present. . J. 1H. Cracker, our lNntionai Pilygl.

chief speaker, but owing to

. present. ciullllllor. With 1111: 2111111‘ ous instruction and the Church for mg of Liu- request by Ills 11<H1--1‘- Worship. l; lllerl- iorlllullly, lilo ilftcolltll D111" ‘The policy of Church 00-01191‘? '1-1l.ln|p_lll .wl,|l lmvp P11551511 illlto 1lli~l~ tloll ilas con-tinned and is graduul- mm“ iy increasing. ‘it is dlopcd that rite _i coming season will see eyeu :1_ greater llunlbcr of churches co-op-I (ifflilillg with tile Y.M.C.-A. in work’ for boys" l tOur AH-‘ifllflllnfln owes a big 11911 lSunday morning meetings ' have of grlmlmlll, ll, ll been held regularly durinlg Junu- so enrlwslly l ‘U41 us tilrollgil- ary, Fcllrtlzlry, March and April out ‘the veal. l“ every w';ly_ 'l‘lloy with all zlvcragc zlttelltlallce of 12. were 8W]. l-Plllll. l0 hell, “g invuly .Caplztill ‘Tom Best spent a week WM" The lsllllllors and Banquets with us lll Octobol‘ and did much put ml l“. mm,“ (luring the past to stilllulnle the interest ill our re- season \\'(3l‘t3 responsible in ll great ligious work. lie spoke rut many menu“, l0 ll“, sulmegs of our meetings, ill the churches, Y. 1Mnlsougnl gathering. C, 1A. and at West Ken-t school. Dlll-lllg llla pill-rt year under 11111 His chem-her lnlk will -long_be re- amid 1t'ilt1(-’l\~‘1lll) oi‘ Mrs. Samuel menlbercd. Campbell, ‘tile iladics’ Auxiliary

‘Pllroughoul our whole progrnlm gave ‘ailout $300.00 towards tllerull- We 1110 Hl1‘11'111‘!~'. to live up to ollr “(pg expenses of tile llliilidlllg. llanle as a Christian Organization and lo illstil illtn tilc livce of our mcluilcrs lilo thigh Christian Stand- ard lW1liC1l our lulnle signifies.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary. t

Social.

lSot-ially‘ wc have zlllvzlysltrietl to create around t-ile building the {paling of friendliness and ease, of _ a. iloule, a place wilcre the best and tlatsl year the Charlottetown As- purest elljoylltellt (ran always b? soclatioll contributed its full quota found. 111' $250.00 to our work in foreign Studenit and “Hi-Y” Club Socials lands. llf there is anything ‘that were held monthly olld proved vcry wil-l ‘help ourselves live up ‘to a enjoyable affairs. A (Fraud Sports 111211 111F111. it is lite ‘helping of ‘Banquet was held ml Feb. 20, slxly others t0 have the Gospel of Jesus attending. Christ brought to them and ll gen. era] Christian program, vhfough plle medium of ‘the Young lMenls Cilris- llfln Association. Wcre givuu lo the bflys 9W1‘)! We were Rreatly helped by Mr. iPritizly 111K111. and lllc shows con- Rfllph C. lScott, of tCltlle. who spoilt, slitutcd the entertainments for our two ilaiilly (lays ill our city, telling junior members. For five mouths. its of the work of the Y.M.C.A wo were able ‘to run regular shows 111 10191“ countries. -Our Dllrigpl ,5, on Friday night. ‘Tile taltclulanve $250.00 for this coming your Quill ll ‘at those shows varied i'roln 100 to i“ 7911 1511111 ‘£1118 nmoulll will be 200- ’ readily subscribed for this illlpopl. The Social progl-tlln was ill force stnt world wide work. ' - for the militia durllll: cztlnpinJulle > and here tile \'.MJC..~\. was able to rvllllor a good 1116C!‘ service, with Sing Songs, ldlltcrtnitl-lllcuts", Writ- fTllo Taxis and Trail Rflrlggr illl: and lteadinl: Aialcrltti. ' $592118 which were lll operation ill thy" e1‘ years w-ero not very motive *1 59*"- Milily 0i‘ the churches , , went back to regular yqlmq pew Our lIltilll1liJfS'1l1[)ll1 lll a very plyatsocletles wlllll a lmrllal Tm“, healthy state. ‘and has about 450, DTOgram, ‘l lul- l,“ scout Plrujllls paid-up mcrllllcrs with another i011 were formbd-iu most of the (‘1llll‘('Il_ over-title l'1l'<li we iinlm to bring lll es, and this ‘ll10t1té oi‘ Boys. work (luring our present campaign, and was 1th.,- lpml pnlullln. are as follows: All active and live prngranl in‘ ""-“i"“"" 111°" ‘ our building both pllygipull‘, “ml ‘Sfllllfifs socially kept mile Tflfiilliltlrtri lsmllillg 1 ‘Limnm " l0 0111‘ Assncizllion ill evrr-lncrcus- ‘mmors " mg number,“ ‘ ‘ Students lll Novoulbcr ‘a Tuxls ‘Bolus’ (‘on- ferlvuco was 1lt‘1l1 lll ilenrtz lliellmr- iill Hull when 127 ‘Boys and Lead- ers from-all ovcrll’. id. 'l. met for 1111B" duy-s and a very‘ elljtll‘llillt\ and ‘helpful time lvnl.‘ spout by all. 2x0 'll‘ad nearly forty boys enrol-i-

Foreigh Work.

Movie Shows

i

Boys’ Work. .

Membership.

I'll ...ll5 ... Ilil . . 92 . . . . . . . . . . . . . K8 145 paid-ltp llll-lllhrvrs.

Staff

An clltiro now staff were secur- ed last summer. On receiving with rcgrct the resignation of Mr. Harry 1111111141- 11'0"!‘ Directors decided upon a cillllngc of policy, feeling lrlrat the work of the Assoclaltiolll now warranted a full-time Pllysicall Director as lyell as ll fuli-tinle Gen-l “T111 5"1‘1‘1*1-'11‘.\'. llll Jilly lhereform; Lllcy scoured 111110 services of R. A. Pcmllcton from file St. John Asso- ciation and iu August. thoy secured. w. v. Ferris, from lBellcvl-lle Y. M.‘ (l. A. When our new staff took ovcr tho work, lilo services of Mr. Mllliougaii wcrc dispensed with, and ll lllolltlrs salary was pllld him upon leaving,

Camp. _

From July 8 to l8. Our Past General Secretary, Mr. Gorbell. was chief of the ‘Provincial Boys Camp W-hioil was att-cndcd by 25 boys lllld 9 lenders lll. Nmltll Bctlequtl. Boys wet-o presont from llllrtccn colu- mullitlos.

Cooperative.

Your stuff has tin-on assisting whenever asked by the varloiln churches, on lnoys‘ Work. '