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lvnr. G. ma: Beer. in s recent oommu lcatlorl in a Toronto paper dealing with the unemplryment: situation said: The working forcec of any community should be its chief concern, and the P=°Vl5'°" “lhfch municipalities make for the distribution ol lsbir should be 9- matter of clvk: pride In Zllfiltl C1793 those in charge of labor bureaus should have the highest civic rank. as they direct one of the most im- portant of ail municipal entelprlses. Tile distribution of man power. the

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PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, AND SUSPECTED TEETH

I believe that thoughtful physic- ians and thoughtful dentists are oi the opinion that in addition to tak- ing the first two or three years o!

“Beauchesne Says-p | I

(Francis Oldham in the Vancou-

ver Province)

‘swim is the intelligent mouse at the head of the 1on5 table?" asked a vista: to the Ottawa Press Gal- luff-hat," replied his vulde. "ls the Clerk oi the House of commas"

There la something 11l°l15°4lke about Arthur Beaucllesne- Mid» KC, nun, mun, FRSC. his ma“. neat body, enshrouded in scholastic gown, seelns to 811419 about the Green Carpet. The move- ments of his hands are meticulous and danty. His small face MP6“ to a point. fringed with a clipped

LIGHTS 0N VEHICLES visible from the front and rear

thereof." The provlson does not

During the past year practically ‘lflPPly l0 hind P1911911“ Vdllde-Y °Tl {to vehicles parked where there i5‘ !ample artificial lighting The reflec-M tor must be approved by and sold by, the department. l British Columbia: “Every vehicle other than a. motor vehicle, traier or bicycle shaLl be equipped wlthonc lamp mounted on a conspicuous position 0n the left hand side o.’ the vehlrle, approximately over a line joining the fsont and rear wheels of the vehicle and showing a whte light readily trtslbl»: from 37in front

every Grand Jury, as well as the Motor league at its last annual meeting, recommended the posing of legislation in this Province mak- ing compulsory the use of lights on horse drawn vehicles. Since our Grand Juries are largely represen- tative of mo agricultural sections of the Province, these recommendations his)’ be tilkfln as indicative 0f the growing sentiment ln favor of a measure which, s few years ago,

met with considerable opposition

when it was suggested in the Leg- and ma"

515mm M the prawn’ time Prince Saskatchewan: A proposed amend- ment to the pNSEXIL legislation

Edward Island and Alberta are the only two provinces having no legs- lation on this subject. The questfflh ls purely non political and as it may come up for further discussion at the next leguilatlve session the following information from the current nclvs letter of the Royal Automobile Club of Canada will be of general interest:

Over three years ago the Quebec Legislature adopted a measure pur- porting to bring this desirable re- form into eflect but the statute in

provides that "every vehicle other than a nlotor vehicle, while in oper- ation on a provinc alhighway, shall carry on the front a lamp displaying . a. white light plainly visible at a distance of 300 feet to a driver ap- pr hing ln the opposte direction and a's carry on tlic rear a rcd light fCllfilIlrllf device." On any public road other than s. provincial lilghlvay, such a vehicle must carryl on the rear a. red light or a rod reflecting dcvlce.

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Vremunrrative jobs la surely a til-ll! equal to that imposed on the mem- hers of thc Liquor Control Board or 1hr Hydro-Electric Commission-

Rather a significant thoulm about ;he present cond lions is ex- pressed by Professor Joh . Morgan of Northwest/tn Unyersity- He

lty returns, it probably will spurt along faster than the facts justify. for our behavior hos a tcndmcy V’ be guided by other people's beha- vior. When we sec others P18411118 orders, stepping up vrddllvtidr- acting as ‘f they were prosprrdlls-

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j the rest of us will be inclined to d0

likewise."

Early reports of joint action b!’

merits to assist the Dominic- of

their college work together, the moustache. His eyed l" 5W1“ “d dentist should put in at least three lalert behind his horn-rimmed spec-

to six momhs about a hospital.

‘gar-log, n-qm the galleries he is seen

Every physician spends a consld~ to speak to his colifrelcs- but 9°

erable portion of the

years of his course seeing sick peo- Arid, lire a mouse. he ‘. The dentist. bung 5t

ple ln the hospital. spends the latwr part of his course seeing well people who come to the

last three sound reaches the rest c’ “v “Oil-W-

nib-

s book. _ ' Q O I . ind l3

He has wrtten one '. 1--

wlleee dispensary w ha" m“ 1s the vade mecurn o; Mr. smaller- propbcsles: "Once general prosper- ‘ filled or removed. or have other For years Beauchenek Parliament-

work done on the mouth.

The physician in seeing only sick m wnducl‘

patients learns the reasons why

they are sick and the cause lrl a W~

number of cases is infected teeth.

ary Procedure has been the Wide in the Canadian House of Commons. When members angle or raise the point of order an eyes tum to the Chair. Invari- gbly the Speaker react-m for I-

You can thus see that the ph; green back which Ls small and neat

slclon after finding no other calls for the ailment but infected toetl:

l'ke it author, turns ever tilt PBSQB he knows by heat and rises on the

ls almost sure as Dr. T. A. Buckley dais. A hush fans on the assembly

Mt. Vernon, N. Y., points out, to order the teeth removed at once

‘ the British and comedian zovtrll- The déhtlsl on the other hand see-

ing so many apparently xvell pat

|tnln and Canada in cqual amounte-

Newfoundand ‘n meeting interest lents in his office. despt some in- payments due January l were con- fectcd teeth, is naturaPy anxious to firmed by Premier Alderdice. The save the teeth.

amount involves approximately! $2,000,000 a d of this sum the Newfoundland Government provide $150000, the vmulnlng $1.- 250000 to be loaned by Great Bri-

pf‘l‘SOlli\l history oi a cuss rcforo iic dose ally extensive wolk about thl

lfor a patient to look well yet havr “Li, w u e at‘? fmfiunlrlzlla]: lfilllad acute attacks of rheum-ltism VJCQ 10X’ H F021 Cli C ' cfsls, and n5 a mflalll‘ 01' Drwelll-lng

_ disease. a recurrence of this years trouble.

and be actually suffering from hear! keep him oq the noon

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"On page -- of Beaucherle we find-—~"

Within trn fest of the Chair SW5 Brnuchesne, the mute but not in- glorious mentor of Comm-ens. Suc- cerslvc Speakers have used thullltl-le

It is just here that the dentist green b~ck and the voice of Bonu- ‘vn, should really go into the family an" chcsve has had the fart wcrd in

“llfldilliJllif l)’ 113338. Just bcfsze tlxe Grout War. Beau-

lectll because it ls easily possible chemo yap for mm L-qisature and I

He was defeated ln but they could n01? He vent t/i Oftawa. dctcd as legal adv£~el~ to

Pazfazrcrt. earn elccl. on.

question possessed several weakness- es which have served to nullify it. One was that 1t was permissive only, the initiative being left to the various municipalities, instead of being obligatory throughout the province. A second was that any measure passed by a munlcpallty was cflccllve only as regarded cit- izens thereof, no control being given over vehicles from other places passing through or using the slrccls of the municipality. A third was that the vehicle owner was! given the opt on of carrying a llght- r ed lamp or a reflector, the objection ‘ to tllclatjcr being that it is not so: easily distinguishable as a. light,‘ especially if its surface becomes‘ dirty or if it is not directly in the: line of rays from a motor headlight. ' ‘Tr-r: Royal Aullwnz-wbllv Clll’) of Can» adn has, tlrrc-forc, never regarded

——-—————-—~ Fahd flnaliolul affairs oi’ the comm-l EXCHANGE HANSARDS m“ "e l” be thmmghly lwesu‘.

As a, gtep towards better under- standing between Great Britain and United States on the war debts

question, the settlement of which is‘

so necessary to the economic re- habilitation of the world, the London Times advances a. striking sugges-

tion. It may be assumed, says The’

Times, that members of Parliament and of Congress will both be placed in possession or the formal Notes exchanged in the diplomatic cor- rvpohdcnce between the two count- rlcs. But there are other pronounce- mclits-Mr. Chamberlain's speech ls the most notable example so far— which are just as essential to the formation of a sound opin on of the arguments and forces‘ involved. And there u-lll be many more when the

gated by a oomnrsslon of three ex- p"rts. one from Great Britain, one from Canada, and the third to be appointed by the Newfoundland Government.

"The Lodcs and Uterature” was the subject of an address recently delivered by Sir James Barrie at the Authors Club in London. m his opening sentences Sir James de- clared gliat he was not going ta talk about lad e5 or literature, or ‘love, as his audle ace had no doubt expected. Instead of that, he was going to make a will. and those present were to be h's sole ‘curli- ciary legatees. He. left to the All- thors‘. Club the most precious hos- sesslon that was ever hls-his 10y in hard work. He continued; "i was an idler at school, and rr-ad all the wrong books at college hut I fell in. love with hard work one

one o; the ppm“, contmyexsle; the depurtznent 0f Jlrtice for a among dentists themselves and be- time. the" sljPPsd m“ the “ma” tween, dentists and physicians is 0f 93mm!!!“ B5 5553mm ‘lyk- A‘ whether or not teeth from which once he bec"me the FTQD and mill" the pulp (including the nerve) has stay of the latc Mr. North up who. been removed. should be left in the at the end of a long and faithful mouth. . ‘career in the civil service, was =ome- how floundering through as Clerk of the House.

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The little Rench-Canadan pro- iceeded to make the table of the House the smooth and shining piece admitted that some pulpless teeth °l “mam” ll’ L‘ mday‘ Dmuments may be free of infection, it must be fmd “muons were regkcemd and admitted E150 that perhaps mm, "drsputched with lightning swlftness. out of ten are not, and are a con- H‘! chflked everythlnE the 56mm‘ stunt menace w health. Clerk d'd, especlfllly that function- The thought then when you are ary's count of votes "en division.” about to have any extensive work A pucker of Beaucllesncs eyebrows done in the mouth would be to, was enough to warn a member tllflii have your dentist and physician he w” rising out of his turn. Mr- talk the matter over. The physician spelkef learned to look to the‘ may be able to give the dentist suf- nimble Quebec barrister for guid- hclent information about your own “we when he was not quite surr- condltlon or the family tendency o’ his next move, Bepuqhggfié pox‘? WW5"! rheumatism and heart ‘us’ over great tomes oll British parlia-

Dr. Charles Mayo, the surgeon and Dr. Weston Price, the outstand- ing dental research worker, be‘leve that pulpless teeth are a menace to health, particularly the teeth’ with more than one root. Although it ls

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A mist; fire clouding

A new awakened sky.

A sun-mist dimly shlouding

in awful portent, high,

And in the throes of climbing; rhere struggled you and I.

My dearl we each have pondered, Through Eons’ drifting maze, Since side by side we wandered in those first slghtless days. The endless, useless cllnlbing Of those tremendous ways.

We have not learned the meaning Of that first, kindred pain. Some sun-mist darkly screening, Sweeps vaguely up again. We strive in sable dreaming To read that sullen stain, Which cloaks our soul forever, A marking from the sod. Through we may strlvc,—yet nevc Forget the paths we trod, "n struggle and endeavour. vouch our rightful God. --De Hautevlll"

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oom to be a politician. i-"ate made him a pedagogue instead. He has, how-: _ ever, found his niche and he fills it to admiration» Dally, when the lHouse ls in session Clerk Beau- _ . chesne takes hks place flea-r the {a head o.‘ the Speakers procession Austere n his flowing black cape and Lrwome hat, he sweeps dowll ' _ the great corridor and the aisle of . of A mcu ufe the Commons Chamber. He settles ‘The Depdrtngent y k goourse in himself urns chair at the head of wlll conduct a_ our u e_e s _ l“ "we "d "v-‘mllt’ h“ l’? . practical Agriculture in Prince _of g while the re'g'a‘ll a “l- evtst e ‘_ A ,7 ' ‘on "rr-eut brace opposite him. y ‘V3!9S_~g\ Jud at the Domln. ' ' ' . Experimental Farm commencing‘ As long a~ Beauchesne ls n h" g February Fm- bgys Sixteen years plrre, th ngs go smoothly. Pwrrs e rm and vol. . rut about, sml‘lng, ministers table _ ‘l fl-J - 9 l l trrfr do'unw nls ard n‘ matter ‘now . ' , they blunder, tlte Cle k smooth: out OIIC€ fOT particulars a‘? all d‘ff'cu‘tfes Mth 8 nod m. gav-‘qllng he nat re 0f the Nurse l e SPERR" ‘my M81119" Wm"! ‘c’ ‘wee’ an}? 12p ngcigiapc" DIOVidQd by o.‘ the clay but he will not * ‘m’ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' w‘th it. Wthout apparent " ‘". the Department. Beauchesne will have swung w"" in his chair and darted to the dais. - Mr. Speaker stands humbly while J- W. l- hi5 Clerk finds the right page and . r c _ points out the paragraph with a - - ' well-kept finger. The House- does Deputy “hnlster of Agrlculture. , ’ not even ttter when Mr. Speaker I . ' a proceed‘ to contradict hlmml!’ caoonocouluuouucouoluu '

Beauchesne has spoken. 0n the rare occasions that tho Clerk loses his sang frold, the air at the upper end of the Chamber turns b‘ue. Page boys scuttle fran- tically to bring books and Parn- phleis and glasses of water. The as- slstant Clerk mops his brow and Mr. Speaker looks apprelienslvels’ down at the slightly-stooped clerkly shoulders which are, for once, ani- mated as he beckons and dlects h‘s- imderllngs. ' I

On these occasions. it is said.

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‘fine May morning, and I continued

ease, that the dentist readily agrees

the Zcglslalion in question as meet- idyscusslons in Congrass begin n lng the dangerous conditions created l shomd be a comparatively ample

to have the suspected teeth re-

to woo her through a big chunk of movfly

mentary procedure and read Cana-

dlan parliamentary history to equip

by the circulation of unlght/zd vc-‘

lhalf a century. She ls not at all

pufilcr, lf there were the will on l‘ l tl bl‘ ll h , u “f5 "W" 1°‘ P“ ~° l 9' ways .oth sides to do it. to arrange that young and gay yd lively I found which has already claimed manwmembers o; Parliament at west. he‘, wamng ‘or me at a undo“ ""5 and bee“ the call-ls of numb"- mnster should be sllrrnlied with the station. She marched with me all less aecldents attended by heavy Congressional records oh the war-the way w Bloomsbury. and 1m the

heavy jowled and weary. She is I

himself with the information need- ed when Mr. Speaker was at a loss. ‘Ihcn he condensed it all into the; little green book, which soon camel to be known as "Beauchesne," While he was still only assistantl

sllut-lulll itighteousness

Beauchesne swears freely in French and English in that peculiar low ermresslonless voioe of his, but no sound reaches beyond his lmmuf- ate circle. When order ls restored. the Clerk wlll rise, don his three- comered hat. immediately lift it again in salute to the Chair and

ddmdgfls t0 nrolwrty and "Timid debts question, and that members’ illJllPy l0 llldividllllle. -of Congress in Washington should‘ Hereulldei‘ 15 I Slllmnmy °l the jbe supplied in retum with copies of ill-luau“ 111 l-he “the? brovinces oiylthe relevant British Hansard. The Canada as regards legislation umll ‘issue containing the debate might; m“ sllbltfl- l well be made a. bcglnn ng. No, doubt Onntro: "Every vehkle other tlldllisllCll an arrangement would involve a motor vehicle or bicycle or tri- ‘the risk that mischievous as well cycle, when on B, highway after dusk helpful speeches would receive a

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way we bought a penny bo‘tle ‘of to sling at the metropolis, ad a. s'lk hat with which to lmprcss_ editors. Hard work. more than any woman 1n the world, ls the one who stands up best for her man. I have lost her now, but younger people. who want to look for her wlli fl ~dl that she is wllllrig to be theirs. She l is the prettiest thing in literature.) and when you and she thnk that

(Baltmore 8a..)

Let us not forget that, so far as [JUDJG values are concerned, ths mattur which landed one Insull in a Canadian jail and matched the other I..sull in the midst of his coffee from the terrace of a hotel in Athens, was not the worst crime with which they might be charged. And again, lot us not forget that, Whln Mr. Irlsuil was attempt rig to

Clerk of the House, the voice of‘ Beauchesne became the Oracle 011 everything from routine to wrap!" les.

Beauoheszle ‘s the scholar incar-

nate, the pedant in Clilwille- m Wm k m I “on t I excelled lrl r'asslcs at st. Jo°eph's| c m“ e mo er e to 8° "l

. kc ‘* ‘t died -eat in Parllament. He would ma . laNvsitBglalvtnl fzlltlrlixlzdhl: jlllrfifl] B‘ very good speaker‘ small as he is"

glide with dignity and apparent composure to‘ the little door behind |the Chair which gives him swift access to his own office.

Perhaps some day Beauchesnel

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for mrenytuau Uoplnmn m Mom , he would f'll the Great Chair with

treal For years he has lectured on ‘ eel“ “men m‘ “mags were ma}

an}? Fifilorc dawn, shrill carry in a under publicity; but the greater risk llyou have bowl working pretty welL]

conspicuous place on the lr-ft duels igiwfllllffl‘, and the greatest risk 1"“ W" 59"“ *1“ "9""? lmmg‘

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thereof a lighted lamp shosvinglo.’ all ls that half-knowledge that“ mo“ om‘ you w“ think 11°“

hm w t me me f" {z d d splendid she locks in her crep do

w the “on and "d u’ ,6‘) 5 ‘Om 5mm’ e (m some‘ chine. But she looked even pret- rear, clearly visible at a. dl=tanre of tzmos dstorted.» cable 1116558868-

fic: in her rags." at least 200 feet."

buy a seat .n the United States “yerature and ethics, in English as 5E alv for a runner or to buy the well as French up and down Eust- lvhoic Maine Legislature or wherlyem ganadn“ He has 19mg barn mo, he gave of his lnrgess to politicians moving 5pm m the Agsggfgugn‘ C’! ‘m!’ PBYW m‘ B11 PBTMW- 1mm Tcchnologlque de Langue Fvarlcaise m3 5m Th°ml°s°n l’ Gem!“ Bren" and ls paw-president of a sectionl "W and end“! ‘he mall" bl’ of ccrclc Lltcrafrc dc llnstltut Can- virtuafly telling a Sc ate invertlgat- amen and c; lhc Raj-m gmmdjan