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(iuardi_.n,` Founded lll|\7, _ Y 'Y J ‘ _ V V W _W " 'W CHARLofr'rETowN, CANADA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1930 io PAGES
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Annual Bubarrinlinna Delivered $5.00.
lly .\lull Lanadia and l' B. A. $|.50.
M. Kennedy, Bradalbane, On
New Directorate-All Prov- 1
inces Will Be Represented j After Next Session Of Parlia-
ment.
'fCsn»dian Press)
0'l'l'AWA, Ont., Dec. 26-I-Ion. R. l. Manion, Minister of Railways and
imals, announced today that re-'
irgsnisatlon of the board of direct- xs of the Canadian National Rail- ray had been effected. The mem- yn-; of the former board retained in- :liide: Sir Henry Thomtcn, Presid- inl and Chairman; Mr. Gerard Ruel, x, C., legal Vice President, Canadian National Railways, Montreal. Mr. V. 1`snn»t, Deputy Minister or nou- rays and Canals, Ottawa. Mr. Tom
President of the Canadian
ltades and Ll/bor 001181158, Ottawa. llie new members include the follow- bg representative, business and pro- lesiicnal men from various parts of iiie dominion: Mr. M. Kennedy, mer- tlant and shipper. Bradaibane. P. E. John D. Pl.la;ae.i', President Hart
and Bhoe Go., member of New
Hydro Commission, Fred-
ericton, N. B. Jamal T. Cumming, Pilident JIW. 'Cumming Manu- licturir18 W-. Ltd.. New Glasgow, N. s. Gcorge Henderson, President and General Manager B'ra.ndram-Hender- nn. Limit/ed, President Alberta. Lin- ieed Oil Co. Ltd., President Pacific White Lead Co., director Review Publishing Company, Limited, Hali- YIX: Publisheds of Dalhousie Review, Montreal. J. Edouard LaBelic. K. C.. adn-iinisirator corporation of the *min-iry of St. Sulplce, Montreal, Lucien Moraud. LL. D.. K. C.. head of legal firm of Moraud-Alleyn and Grenier. member of board of exam- iners of Bar of Quebec, lecturer of law faculty ct Laval University.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. LOMING EVENTS,
MEETINGS ETCS.
,"Ul=dy`S vs. Graiilt:-s, Highfield Rink. Saturday night. Oaic hour.; skit: :titer match. 1140-ii.
`»'.`e<inosday, Jan. 7, there will be
lcurncdi' drama in Hope River Hall
ll56'l2-27-ti
is
_K"Ui1loading car of Albion Nut coal at Milton today and Monday. B. C. "°_°bSf¢r- 11:11-12-21 21
"Annual meeting of the Bmigor Tel. Co., in Bangor School, Monday, Dezember 29th at 'I P. M. J. R. °°mi>wn. Secretary. 1131.11.
r- 'UI-Ydlgan 1-fail Monday. December Wh. Whist, Bingo, Dance. lf not line wiii be hols rueniay, soth.
1122-12-25-31.
to 'N¢=dar. Dec. so. Audits :iso ohiin ltn free. If stormy,'come Wednesday.
1155-it
"HOW Name Hall, St Pe rs, "°’\\`1ly. December 29. Bingo and other smusements. Baie table lfnhnnnu. noon open 2-ii P. ivi Mmisiion ssc. 11:45-12-21-21
"Bla noiiaoy Auction rirty-Five Tvumament, xoiiyu cross uni "°ndav. Doooinnor seth. Freeze out ‘mf lame. Lunch served.
1113-12-24-41.
"Din ciizt, runny station. wen- vhemr oo., N. 1r.,o. s. A. Phone |71 Chronic maladies prevented W Cured at home, when they of-` illnaie. 1489-10-10-amos
Quebec, Que. F. K. Morrow, director Bank of Toronto. Christie, Brown and Coanplmy. N. K. Fairbanks Lim- ited, Gold Dust Cm-poration, I-Ili-am Walkers, Ltd., Consolidated Bakeries of Canada' Ltd., Wilail Ltd., Federal Fire Insurance Co.. Ogllvle Milling Co., Toronto. Gordon Perry, Chair- man, Board of Emgllsh Electric Co., Director, Algoma. Steel Corporation, Lake Superior Corporation, President National Iron Co.. Toronto. W. A. Boys, K. C. bencher, Law Society of Upper Canada. Barrie, Ont.. Director Sterling Trust Corporation, Past President Ontralo and Municipal As- sociation. S. E. Richards, K. C.. head of legal firm of Richards, Sweetman, Filmore. Riley and Watson, Winni- peg; President Northern- Building Company, Director Manitoba Paper Company. Solicitor for Royal Bank of Canada, etc. J. Fyfe Smith, Pres- ident J. Fyfe Smith Co., importers of hardwood; Director Paicfic Coast terminals. Park Commissioner of Vancouver, B. C.
The members of the previous
board whose rcsignatioiis have been accepted include; R. A. C. Henry, Montreal; Eniest li. Decnry, Morit- rval. Quo: Colonel 0. E. Talbot, Quebec, Que.; D. J. McDougald, Tor- onto, Ont.; James Gill Gardner, Brockville, Ont.; J. Stuart Raysidc, Montreal, Quo.; Hon. Edward Browii, iwinnipeg, Man.; Nelson Rattcnliury, Charlottetown. P. E. I.; Hon. E. A. Smith, Shediac. N. B.
To the press. Hon. Dr. Manion ex-
plained that the new board as pres- cntly azinounccd included the full fifteen members permitted by the Canadian National Railways Act. 111 vfcw cl' this limitation it has not been possible nt this tiinc to accord rcprescliiatloii to ot ltsst tivo prov- inces of the Dominion. In the board which is icplaccd a iiuinbcr of prov- inces were also ui1rc_oi'c:ci~.tcd. 1-in stated liowcvti". that it is the inten- ticri of the Cla\':riii1:ci15_ at the ncraf, session cf l`nrlir.;nci1t, to bring dan". iegi;lat'oi1 to permit cf c;1inpl:‘t~
1 The Father was driven out
Strangled
SHANGHAI, Dec. 28.-De-
tails of the- death of the Catholic missionary, Father Marcus, at the hands of Chinese Communist bands in mountainous southeast Hu- peh Province, have been re- ceived here.
of his parish ln November, but returned to rescue his
i vestmcnta and sacred vessels.
Communists aelaod him when he arrived at the mission sts- tlcn, and stripped and beat him unmerclfully.
Then they blinded him
with lime and led him a. short distance from the sts- tion .with a rope tied around his neck with which they slowly strangled him. Ile was buried without a coffin.
Nil DUUBLE WINTER FERRY SERVICE
Is Decision of Board of
R a iT`\'if`§ missioners P a r t Time Sunday Service Promised in Letter To Board of Trade.
The refusal of the Board of Rail-
way Commissioners for Canada to ls- suc un order autliorlzingtiie contin- inincc of double train service \'»'i|i'i the mainland during the winter months was contained in. n letter from thc Board of Commissioners road before the Council of thc Cl:arlottetov.'n Board of Trade yas tcrday afternoon. The reason given for this decision was that such ser- vice would ii'ic_onvcnience the lurid- ling of freight and that passenger trcifllc did not warrant the change ii'-.rn thc old schedule.
The matter was rcforred to .the
lrsiisportatioii committee of ‘the
»Prcvinc:~s. cd that slr Hcni-;.' had pnrticiily api I --n-~--- pi-Ui,-¢;1 Cf the piiii, rincl th.-..‘, one
I points ol' cntry to Uilitcri Siatfi Mf-
__ /ipniotcii stated in a second letter P
'Special io the Guardian) tiiat :1 iiicriiiig in Montrc:=,l cf cific-
GENEVA, Doc 25 -Sir James Sal- ` iris of the United States Customs Dc
nance section of thc League of Na- Railway. the C-11`fflfliRl`l Nf1'~10““\ RS” tions is in India as financial adviser way and thc l\f'.iinc Central Railway
is to advise on all phases of national ___________
economy in view of the fact that (Continued on page Bi
ghymuntry will probably obtain a higher degree of self government. NEW YQRK. N- _Y- Di’-¢~ 25"
Although Sir James is a Britisher, The oanccnsus cf cp.nicn of sevmty
he was invited to Indio M o ioasua or the isniins 'mins Critics of the oillcial and not as a Brltlsher. The country. f¢SP°ndi1l8 to the yearly fact that he is British is supposed to poll of the New York Sun- 18 *Phil have been considered bl' U10 infill", YWIW Stflblint is the leadml NWT' Government In the light of Sir Jam- i welsh! NX" °f me W°"14 1°’ l°3°~~ ea' independent character his nation- Sti-lblln¢ Wll BWP” 047 P¢1'C¢l1tl¥¢ oiity online hiin ooototioie to the points or s possible 70° with -il°\=
. ;s‘1a.i'key, the Boston sailorman, s
Neweoordof .~.........iiiiviisii1i|i .................. Direoror-S c.N.R. M in cliiiisiiiisn '°f°f-
Is Announced 1
iii ill§_in|ii
Peak Reached 011 Mon-
day a n d Tuesday L a s t -R Employees Working Overtime.
The largest volume of incoming
and outgoing Christmas mail on record in the history of the local post ctffios is reported for the Chi-i.star.s.1 season, just closed, by Mr. William Brehaut, Post Master. An appreciable increase was noticed in the incom- -ing mail on December 15. The peak was reached on Monday last when the largest single mall which ever came to the office was handled. The volume of outgoing mall reached its peak on Tuesday, on which day s new high record was set for stamp sales. ` _Prom December 17 till Christmas Eve the efforts of the entire staff were taxed to the utmost, with cm- ployees working fifteen and sixteen hours daily. Twenty men, including four extra, created s. bee hive of ln. dustry behind the scenes twenty-four hours a day.
Neverduring any previous two
days in the history of the office were there so many letters mailed for city
(Continued on page 6)
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Stevens Ordered Back To Ottawa
lCanadlan Pressl 0"i'I‘AWA, Ont., Dec. 26--Hon. H.
H. Stevens, Minister of Trade and Commerce, is on his way back to Ot- tawa. from Vancouver at the request, it is understood. of Premi:r R. B. Bennett conveyed in a wire sent by Mr. Bennett from the Maritime Provinces.
The likelihood is that the Premier
may reach Ottawa from Sackvilic, N. B., sometime tomorrow and a meet- ing of the Cabinet in the course of the day is probable.
Outbreak Serious
Ecard of Trade for further ec'..oi'l.i _
A lcticr \'.‘:>.s 1'c:1d from Mr. V’. U, R_A_y:,OON' Burma' Del 2,;__D,.,L_ ,canadian I-rcs”
/\!‘D!l‘i€1I- C=011C1`f11 513113391' 0( me ish machine gun troop; were dis- IVZOLLLSTER. M0.. Dc:.. 26-- M3-`~i\liC l”~C3i0“~ Uf, Ui? C~ N- R~ 1°* patched today to the Tliarrawaddy 5¢_',~,<-,el boys near li:rc have \>C0l`- :‘.ii'.'c to the i'cquc:-at of the Bonizl .if`d,,,mC; ,,'.;._,.:.c native “.arfm._,_ has rs_|p]a\_mg mrubles ,,,.;t-1 mid niiggctr. TI`2G'? 111500 lf' Sl” H<`“f'Y Th°""°"'- `r.1.it:d in thc murder ofa British gov ivililch autlioritier. i:c'.itvc were i'oi;ncl` |011 t‘,1f:c:';3;i:ii ci” his i::'~'~ visit, tul'!p_,mm.,.,( treat cngmcen H_ “.' Vine" up hmm cf _mkc 1=]mg;c_i (if-ily ffl"-TC? lifl'-'-T?" ‘l`~'-5 1’-'3`°'5*“`°51`;c'<': Cfa:'Z:. Other casualitir-. :ii-,westcrii bandit. who was shot to,
il'CDl‘€I0ll¢i1ti0Il DCZDS Hff3Yl1'~`l1 all and thc in.~.lnl:~.nd. Mr. Appicioii stat- icguded fgui- military police dead and F9311, at B..,m5m_ M3, _._¢._~¢r,~,1
vcral 1'/o';i1drd and about twenty inoiitizs ago.
_ ` _ b A ‘ _ ` , iibcl n:~iii'c: dead. Authorities cori-‘_---~--1+--_ -‘_ -°";"”`_
‘ i`L‘\ 1’-fl if P C7-Ui ~“\‘-‘i~-»-V b°~“¢°-1 szclcrcd the outbrrzik serious. The rebel natives attached h s builti-
Financiaz i`T1‘l¢\iiff` ?~i`»f\ Cllf’~i`3°U°@9`~`-'il fm" Ci:».:'i; had bccn on ia holiday to his i:.ow when he returned from the iii-1
l\‘~Ci'~’l‘ €l1ndf\l`5 d‘ii`mI¥ WC "llfl Sum' ‘i~.;n1: in Eiiglaiicl and had rcturiiod cpcction tour. Police attached tho rc- '
° Hifi' 5ff1'l9“- ‘VJUM UC l7"°"mfd~ to E1'.i~n1s only ri few da“s ag). I-lc bds who cr.:'r'1c:l a'-\'l\l' illC5\‘ dC3ll~,
1 Afivzser To \‘~'lUl l‘l‘-'SDPCL i0 U10 ¢9l“Dia11\l5 °f mid: nn inspection toui' Joi his dis ;Pullcc said thc rebels were hiding in ' “und” N“""` "f U” “md ha" Nu"
o " the Beard °f <1*““*‘E° 1° l’°fiSi‘°"i° trier. immediately after his retum.;o wild region. drfyins capture.
' Indlan Gavt. prorliicts while under inspection at _ _ _ _
:1
LONDON, Dec. 26.-Professor
|` albert Einstein, Cor-man math- | ematiclan, has accepted the ln-
vltallon of the vice chancellor of Oxford University to become the Rhodes Memorial Lecturer for the year 1030-31.
The appointment will involve
his living in Oxford during the next summer term. The subject of his lectures has not been nn- nounccd. Professor Einstein at present ll enroute to California aboard the liner Belgenllnd.
The appointment is particular-
ly significant lt ls pointed ent hers, ln view of the return of German scholars to the list of Rhodes scholarship eligibles only last year after an interruption
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(Canadian Press)
HLLIFAX. N. S.. Dec. 26.-Flag
and rain along the coast today add-
brought about by the war.
England A Passed
Quiet And Peace- ful Ch ristmas
No Disasrams on o'r1-ma sEN- sarioxal. HAPPENINGS- Man- nnn 'rua 'rnaxquiisirv or rua: uounsrv.
LQNDQN, Dec. 26-A bright noon
hangs in ii clmidless sky as a symbol tonight of Engisnds quiet. peaceful Christmas day. ' A _ ' ' The weather has been mild with A little misty sunshine while the dsl" iight lasted, and if some of the older generation grumbled in remembranw of davs when Christmas was Christ- mag or-mi g proper accompaniment of 5,-ww and winter sports. thc EWS! mass of thc people were too ';\’Ri°f\l1 at the absence of the last f°*'~' “'°°i‘5` fog to utter complain*-$~
No disasters or other sciisatioiiai iiappzniiigs have mafffd the mm' iquimy of the holiday. and if any has occurred the country as I “'i\°1° would be unaware of it Si11¢€ 11° newspapers were issued tcday and none will be published tomorrow-
Plays Marbles
With Nuggets
ed to the difficulties of locating the almost helpless steel schooner Dor-
cn and her complement of seven men, who have been at the mercy of sea and wind since the line by which the vessel was being towed from St. Pierre to Halifax broke on
l
Tuesday when tho craft had reached a point sixteen miles off llalilax harbor. Having sailed with supplies ordinarily sumcient to have lasted
'only until last Wednesday, Captain
Thomas E. Kirk, of Halifax, and his crew ofsix were believed to be .fac- ing starvation. The schooner was to have been reconditioned, and with her power confined to a set of head- sails it was thought she would be
Christmas
Tragedies 1
oe Hi its SEARCH _j_EssEL
R'sCH0oNERAND CREW STILL AT MERCY or
lT1-IE SEA AND WIND
oren Which _Broke From Her Hawser While Being
Towed T0 Halifax Tuesday Is Helpless And At Mercy Of Elements-Crew Facing Starvation Is Thought-Capt. Is Summerside Man.
i driven far from her original position This morning the Canadian Gc'.'ern~ ment Steamer Lady Laurier startcc a. zig zag course westward in search ict' the drifting crsif;. Visibility was poor and later in the day, Capt. W. A. Robson, master of the Laurier and friend of Cajpt. Kirk, v.'ii'~elcssed that his search had been ui1:1\'ail111g. Instructions for him to retrace the course and continue the hunt to-
morrow were given by C. H. Harvey, agent for Nova, Scotia, of the lia- rlne and Fisheries Department. The Laurier will he Joined tomorrow by * the C. G. S. Stanley and both vesiels
180 LIVES TAKEN Two boy coasters were involved
ln accidents in Boston. Charles
NEW YORK, Dec. 26-Death rode I-lovrkes, nine, was drowned in the
with Christmas, taking 180 lives in Charles river after his sled went automobile accidents, fires, drown- through the ice and today Max ings, hunting misfortunes, brawl; and Weiss, aL<o nine, out with his new “Tay poisdncd liquor. sled for :s Christmas coast, collided
country escaped. cover. l
Accidents as reported to the Asso- Ernest J. Eagan. 37. of \\'estbrook,f
ciatcd press up tn ll p.ni. iE.S.T.l last Mc., died in nn automobile accident i night. Wrfc :ls follows: Middlc West. nt Gorhrini, Mr., in which eight oth- 74; Eastern States. 42; South, .35; ers were injured, two of thrni ser
Far West, 16; Southwest, 13. Total iousiy. iso. I
Automobiles rauscd hy far the FIRE.\l.-iN KILLED
largest number of deaths, accounting* for more than two-thlrzls of tlicm.l l{l£(i(il0, (‘a.l:ihri:i, Italy, llcc. 25- Sovcral disastrous fires in dwellings A fireman ii-as killed when an ex-
were r:-ported. and in New York (1it}‘| press train was derailed near Scales; the office of the medical examincrl today. The locomotive o\'cr¢urned.| ascribed 10 of the day`s deaths to The engineer was hrlievcd dead, hull poisonous liquor. his body had not ht-on reco\'crod.j
Several died in shoot-ing affrays. Three passengers were slightly in-
gun battles claiming five lives in thc jurcd. South. Ono of those to dir hy bullets l 'was is woman. DIES ON BIRTHDAY ` 3
In Moiitgomcry. Pri., 3 father pour- i
ed gasolini- upon s kilchcn fire. mis- In Rochester. .\'. \',, it was S:imur,' '
taking it for kerosene. Two of his Bclario's iiirtliday. Hr died of bums; children died following the resulting suffered as hi- rushrd into the burn-l
icxploflon. ing homo of a neighbor in which hc
believed tivo children vrcr~ asleep*
SIX DIE IN' Fllll-I Last night the arson squad was ln- 1
\'1:=tii:ating the circumstances in con-‘i
\\'HlTl.\'(&, ind., lice. Z5-Six per- ncrtlnn with the fire. .
hone :ire known in be df:-ul. one is A hrirlgr-, collapsed in Missouri and hiully hui-nrrl :ml .'=o\'rr.1l oihcrs arc two died: a mnn was frozen to deatlii ilwusht to h-uf* pcfisiird in ri iirr in indiana. and tin- irony of anoiiior,
)
tc;~_ director of the .economic and fl- psrtment. the Cnimdinn Pacific n n e S e e C h _
to the Indian Govcrnmeiit. His task 1 rinse srconri v.-Lili dll. a e S y
O'I'I‘AWA, Dec. 28.-All Canada
will await with a great deal of in-| tcrest the specch to be delivered in Regina on Dec. 30th by Premier R. B. Bennett when he will announce the Dominion Governmcnt`s plan for assisting the farmers of the prairles. Until the Prime Minister makes_his statement nothing omclal is given out. but those in close touch' say that they consider the Govem-
ment.'s proposals generous. Aliiisugh all details are being kept secret. thc plans arc designed to hr'p tl-ics: most in need, ac:ordlng to reports.
Those in straightened circ‘ini.=tancc.'.| will be looked after in the matter cfi obtaining seed and in other ways.; This will be in addition to protect-
i . I Workers were .cfarclaing ti\rnl|;l\`
\"hlf`h 50'-lY0l`('d ii roaming hilllli” mrin, also frozen, nas found ln l":nn~|’ lirrc early tf1d.1_v. ylvrinia. I
The \\'¢-t (‘o.1\t alrn ri-portrd AI
poison liquor dc.iih but most ni thi- olhcr fatalities in that section result-
rtl from nzilomoliilr arcirli-:1i.<. I
-a
lhc smouldcrlrg ruins in tho belief that atl:i`iloii:tl dead liedics ivoulfl he
idcntifiorl.
Une man. badly burned, was rush- KU 1,1'-in 074 srnE\'l'Ai.K i
rd to St. i‘atl1criii':'s llnspitai, l-last f
(‘hlc:.gn, ulzcrc he was said to hr ln l'liiisi-it-lpl-.i.1 .1 iiir.r.~.r.~ir-oltl: Iltar tlcatli. igiri stnnil on :1 ~iri<~u~:\li<. di=p|.1_rLng~
to :i group nf lililv friends lirr most,
(‘iliLllRl~;.\' l`l>llIl.~ll rl1rr'siierl (‘hi'i't:na-. gift. ii nrw drcxs.‘
Tun niitomoh'i»'. i~nl|i.~irtl. skiilrlcfl
NEW lil-LDFORD. Mains., lice. 2.7-,and she was ki|le'l in<t:aniiy.
Three of thc four cliildrrn of .\lr. ’l`licrr~ non- couiiila-ss izvridrnis and Mrs. .lrinifr Siiliiinoii perished ini and liundrrds of prrsnns inju“rii. In flames that d.'~f.tro_\‘cil ihrir lioinri gh- South ninny sullgrorl from
while thrlr parents were absent in lfirc-.forks and in Buffalo, N. 1'., sir
obtain a ('l'ii'i:tn::i= basket from :\` pr.-~nns singing; (`hri=iin.1,s carol-.i relief organisation. ‘ r.':~rr- run ilovxn liy an rsuicmobile. ;
IN .\`l£\\` l:`.\ILil.i\ND B\'K.\'Ll'\ T0 llE.\Tll
BOSTON, .'\l:t'”.. life, 25--l»`c'.\' :ic-2 Gkllllf-'\'ll.LlJ. -‘H (.`-. lice. 25-E.,
cidcnts to upfcl. liolidiy l::.°,'ipii\c.~= in' C. Coucii. 22. \'.'.“.. iiurnril ii death
ing the banks in order to avoid any distress selling ofigralii.
New England on (`hri:.iin-.:r. Ilvr- nndlrxrly- iniliy v.'l:":1 crfii`..in:itloii offiff-
Chrlslmas llny ii ‘rc reported this nf-E sn:l imiting renin of thc Esvicrn Air trrnoiin. 1 'I"t.i': perl. lirl.. ni ilir loral airport.
The Midlc West suffered most <on` with an automobile and rcccivci-li
the holiday, but no section of thcl critical intcmal injuries. Ho may rc-1
will be engaged solely in the tssl locating the Dorcn.
When the gasoline laden lr
Gotham broke loose from a tu; Halifax last month, Capt. Ro'
ler, which found the helpless. L
Wind towcfrl its"ci-cyl" to safety. A:
point iviicrc the stcnmcr Cons;-.
lost hcr tow, the depth was 35 homs and as the Doren had onli anchor with 30 fathcms of chaii'._ indication was that sho could anchor and was conscqiicntly ri i far from her original positici
Tuesdays gale and later off-11
was on the bridge of the Lady L-
: of
,rge
ofl' son ,ur-
llgd
the nee
fai- one
the not
l'(’l"l
by orfr
and southerly winds. The i'.ad;'
Laurier was 50 miles soutiicat Chebucto Head, according to n Port received tonight by Mr. Hi rx All of the Doren's crew securrd St. Pierre are believed to be n ti of Newfoundland or St. Pierre list of the crew was available h tonight. Unequlpped with vi". the Constance is remaining awaiting further word of the D
of re-
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Nfl
ern
'eless h
erd
T611.
The "l'Joren" is commanded by Cap-
tain Edward Kirk. a veteran ms.:-lriei
of Summerside, P. E. I.
was destroyed by fire.
AVTO \'IC'l`IMS
BARBIE. Ont.. Doc. 25-Two are dead in hospilnl here tonight the result of an automobile aiccid
~_.-..
me`
en\
nn Highway .\`o. ll, three miles south
of ('hurrhill earlier ln the day.
They are: Capt. Flatt Green. 38,
and his brother, (fapi. Edwin A4 Green. 34. both of Midland. Both were traveling to Toronto to meet tho daughter of one of them, rrhl nas returning from New York.
The light car in which they ivera
riding made tho first turn of sd "S" curve. hut failed to negotiate th» second. Th~ mr took to the rlitrh :ind tumrrl ni-er seve-ai tlrntl '.i~l’orr- coming tn :a stop :\ rfirtslderd nblo distance av".1_v.
They were taken to hospital. boil
sizffr.-ing fraxiurcsl r-kuili and inter# nal injuiics of which thvy die-_l sevl oral hour; latxr.
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The Weather, Etc..
'l¢Ii.U.\"l`O, DCS. 27.--517111". iiortl
i‘.:~t wind-. oi' gales. l\i.“..\.ii~.i':ii . . . . .,. 34 ll-lii1lii11n'.i 29
ll.SZ1i t.<lc this rficmmvii
:iuri tomorrow morzinig 1'.
fzin ri.:r\s this iiicruiiir
:ind ssts this aftcrnco
5
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*go-3 F5' 1* .-| .5
£ 2
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Imperial Clovemment. ‘ _T _ T_ :_ BW
Owing
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Christmas concert at Brackley,
. to
_ Rc-
-.sb
'€~' 'ill_.._. _-:el - '_. E ._._e_
to- 0urFurs Being Marketed on the January Auction of the
Hudson’s Bay Co; Ltd., ,We 'Cannot Make Further Purchases This
' I /Season. McLure & Ma cKinnon
/ _ at
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,ee