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Formal Welcome Extended To Vis- iting Delegates A t T ri i t y Church. Inspin- ing Opening Ad- dress Delivered .

The first session of the tenth an-_

Religious Education Ocunoil _wa`s held last evening in Trinity United Ohureh. with a very large number ei' delegates and local people in at- tendance. Mr. A. M. Gregg, etuchn. president 'of the convention. opened with _an inspiring service of wor- ship. His Worship Mayor Yeo ex- tended a forinal welcome to the de- legates on behalf of the city. M. Scott' Fulton. pastor of Zion Presbyterian Church. also welcomed the visitors on behalf of the local churches. To these addresses Mr. Charles R.. Wasson, saint John. N." B.. nttinsly replied.

The president appointed as the nominating ccmmitke Messrs J. A. Clark. Paul Kingston. 0. R. Wasson, nev._r. ss. muiigan and nov, w. 5 Ciodffeyl and as a committee on Re- solutions Rev. P. R.. Hayden, Rev. W. li. Aitken. Hr. G. F. Hutcheson. Mill Bertha Robertson, Rev. H. T. ‘Ibmpklnsos-i. ‘ President Gregg in the course of his address said that e11ensios:;‘condiilcns-oi- today model .l'1.‘_9_“‘Pf9l1°D of ne_w__me- tbo¢is'in“ti-io presentstim of. truth While cmeivinr tho values or me Diet. Leaders of today _must share life withyouth and help Youth work out its own problems. The start must be made with personaliqéa, 5° gn- siltod. Teaching should be related °1¢le1! to every-day experience mv- erv boy and girl ir o pioneer in nie. They need~ guidance. As one boy said: "If the men of cur town will eww us thekind of men we ought tobe,wewlll dcourbesttobethat

kind of men." `

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Afflicted With “A Rare Malady

(Canadian Press)

LOS ANGELES. Cab October

9-Plsysloialia dlselosed here that Joeeph Mayott, veteran of the Spanish-American War. ro- slding at the Soldiers Home at Sawtolle, was afflicted with a rare _malady which causes him to grow shorter in stature.

“Doctors say I may live 50 years longer.” Mayott said. “bllt ll I do I’ll be able to hide behind a shoebox. I was five' feet, seven inches tall eight years aqn but now, I'm but foul' feet ten.”

The disease, for which no cure

is known, has been called l°age¢'s disease. If. is a strange ailment ' which gradually reduces the siae of the bones. Physicians. more than 400 of whom have 'examined Mayott. said the shrinkage mdght atop at any time. They asserted Mayote was in no pain and was ln no particular danger of an un- )lmely death.

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defence 01 Wh Fr” 5“*°» "li" have been isp, with mscioeroi oooroe. UU U"'"°¢ in NW YM* “W” " 'ul 'ihs following statistics covering te the U. S- A- september win he' of interest:

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_i $5.168.

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World, But We Must

Not Do .Anything De-

ian Coal Industry, Says- Sir Henry.

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(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. Ont.. Oct.. 9-“We

detrimental to the Canadian coal in-

ton. President and Chairman ot th

Thomas, `..ord_Prlvy Beal and Min~

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LIVELY PLAY ' DRAWS LARGE

Score ' "Another Suc-

Mammits” Ll; 5 t Night. _

family life is portrayed. Each chanc-

ier is a counterpart of people whom we know in real life, and the working

uit of a plot whicli also has its par- allel in either cur own life. or the life of someone we know. makes for very enjoyable entertainment.

ried very acosptably.

trimental To Canad.

have not given any order for any of that coal. It is the best steam coal in the ,world and we would like in buy it. but wc must not do enytning "°°P“°” at the h1S°°f1° British Em-

bl-'»5l/. The pomp, ceremony and im-

dustry,” declared Sir Henry Thorn-

ister of Employment. in the British government during his Canadian trip. "If Mr. Thomas can do IDU*

hat

Itatellient. good luck to hint." added

No inimediete solution wu soon_ of the present grain congestion sit-

The Mae Edwards Players are con-

tinuing to draw excellent houses at the Prince Bldward Theatre. Last Dltht. the third of their engagement l~\\°Yp\reeel\tedtoalarge house the , ntl production. "Stepping Mamma." This play is a story of an average fsmll¥. father. mother two daughters andaacnandlischarmliesintbe absolute fidelity with which average.

Misa Peggy Downes gave what was _ perhaps, her best performance so fal' seen. in the rather difficult role of the mother. whose lofty ambitions for her daughters marriage, causes ah the trouble, while Jack Werner Corbin was a convincing. and very familiar type of father. The entire plav was a comedy, with Charlie _I>cwaas.uusua\earryihsi-hebf\\°t°f that element. and the remainder oi tba cast having roles that they car-

"stepplng Mamma" will be repeat- _

Social Function _,

In Washington

ain’s Prime Minister And Daughter Ishbel

-Exceeded Any Di-2

plomatic Function

Fo rm er Is-land Couple Celebrate

Given In Washing. _ .

ton In Years.

(Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9,_Gre9,t

Br1teln’e Prime Minister, J. Romsey

MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel

Wt" hvfwred rueste mc night all

their last important social function in Washington, a brilliant dinner and

portance of the occasion probably exceeded any diplomatic function giv

o _

°_ N_ R" when' un.; dum; an gn. en here in years. Almost 800 guests, tsrvicwnci-etcdayutpeo.N.n.. would purchase Welsh coal. as re- cently suggested by Right Hon. J. B.

most of them publicly prominent,

were entertained by the British Am- _ bassadcr, sir memo Howard and Lady » _____._._._'._. Chl-\‘1°¢t°¢

Isabella Howard at the reception and *'°°k P|"°° Wt “ight 1" th? 3°”

hid 111° opdrhmity of meeting B1-“_ Of 'rflde RDOHU, with U10 pf¢3l¢0!\l» 515', prim, Mmm”-_ The reception 1-I. l"_ McPhee in the chair. Mr. Rob brought together, Mrs. pony cur-ti.; ‘. ert ootwn was oppoiniod votin Ginn and Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long- d°l°3*°° "° the M""'1m° Bm"

worth at the same social function for F T"‘d° m°°tm“ Wm” “K” pm* _ for um nut .uma gmc. me tw°_ Moncton, Oct. lo and 17. Resolutions ,i

` were adopted urging the continuance l_

Sixtieth Anniv.

MONTREAL, Oct. 9--Rev. Dr.

J. A. Gordon. pastor of the First Baptist Church here from 1899 until hh retirement in 1913, and Mrs. Gordon today celebrated the 60th anniversary of their marriage which i/ook place in Prince Edward Island. Dr. Gor- don, now 83 years old. was born in See'-lend. but camo io canada at an _early ago and settled in Prince Edward Island where ha met and married Mrs. Gordon at West River.

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Board Of Trade

Supports Estdli- lishment Of Fly- ing F i el d Fo r Ch ’Town. Mr. -R. L . Co tton A p - pointed ' Delegate To Ma r it i e Board Meeting

At the quarterly meeting "oi thi

own Board oi Trade which

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wome be l d f in

n mme ea m 0 oppos K o winter mail service and the estab-

funotlons in the apital' social r f _ wt “,',m5_ C B Wa llahment of a flying field and airport.

.After the reading of several commun-

isic witn the sous silver in-noe noon Will Speak In Tohlll- aff M' H "mmm ,J nu ,G

_tot omclai functions: Under Secrets;-y_ to’ Ottawa’ M ontre al me . _‘_ M P “_ _M

of Btaie Cotton took was MacDonald l _

_ and ue __ cup. if._was moved and seconded that

m °° °”‘”"‘ ‘““°""°°’. H°w"° °' - Q bee Wm are osiioers or one for anocisuoo in

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Howard entered the bcnquet hall on ' u _.

Fl‘0l\l Qll6b0C 0¢l30b~ as they see fit.

tl3v_,__arm of Secretary stimson. Mrs. _ _ _ _ _9 ~ . _ _ Asemrgwire or the *Br 25. - ~- --~_ ‘__‘m":d°fJ_:‘;_“_°“__’“°_m Bom Beclwliilry cl' the Navy sat on the Am- (Special to the Guardian) ‘ of ,Trade meeting tm appdntmem 0| bssssdor's1o1t= The Primo Minirioi- Weemuomu n o oct e-‘l 9 ' I vm Mt m

' ' ' ' ` ‘ ltomatl d 108 to

sat on the left cf Lady Howard. Sec- Premier Ramsay Macbonsld willdeliv- G; gems dv meepmtdcm

neteryof the Treasury Menon oo- erfvurepeeehesdurins hiscansdien Prem ,_ Mb” sum um 1, companied Mrs. Adams. other guests WP in 91° CMN Of 'I‘°l‘°fifD. Obfflwo. would binnwsury to “pcm dis. included' Secty ci Labor Davis; Lord Montreal and Quebec Ho sails for Canaan ,cum to D to me meow" 1,1

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Arnold; Sir Robert Vcnsittart; R E. Enelwd from Quebec on October 25. of the Msxmmve nmmrs md hmmm Craigie and Thomas Nones of the It is expected that 'the most im- mm_ which is to take Phu, m°,.¢_|y_

Prime Ministers official party. Poftent pronouncement will be made such “black as t,.ansp0,.w,|°B_ wh,

by the Hema" “b th’ '°"'°mm°“" eries. the land quwoion and Maritim( °“““°' 1” °“'""“' "“°’° “° “Y 'W' rivbte wiuocoroupnt up no this meet-

_ cuss certain matters touched on by mg md "_ Wm be “Buggy ,D num(

HBTOIC A61' Nels H°11- J- H. Thomas. Lord Pi-ivvy cp, viewpoint oi this province. 'rbi

, sul' Wh° ° °h°" tm" 'W' "“"‘d matter of the appointment of repres- Hzm Vast Fortune “‘*‘ °°““*’Y- Mf- mm” ewfwcd .nance from on. o-.nnoooooi ll

h"“5°” ” f“"°f”"l "1 °¢°“°"“° °°“' scars woe init in one bends oi in- “

PORTLAND, -li/ie., oct. 9-Long ferenceln Canada; and Mr. Macnon- UOUML

promised recognition oi his heroic eld may refer to the success of Mr. M,-_ H|"|n_, moved that , Cammy.,

act, 45 years ago, when he plunged Thomas' visit in this regard. It ls we bg ,ppdmed W mlmmew me cm

into the icy waters of Casco Bay and suggested that the British Premier mmap Wm., “nm to ,lm ,.m,,,,._m“ "°5°“ed C'e°"5e H' Rice' °! New may ‘hed f“"t‘h°" “gm °u th' “W” and improvement oi the liailways York, from certain death, has been otiatlons with President Hoover, on “ming to th, Bom-d roomy Mess,-s_ given Herbert L. Pye, Portland ash- me subject of the np, paw" du- \ R F_ Mcphm w_. mggum Mcuod_

collector, ln the form of Rises en- pr-mgmenf, cmfgnnlm 'bum hw, we” lppomud to ac; in this cam

tire estate of 81.590000. men in umm,” hug dm

_...__ The construction of huge elevators _ gpmmenple d|,¢u55|°,, wok pm, 5'

“d “" *°°“°“'°"" ’““““°° P°"°"“' in Greet Briteiu t° handle Umldiln as to the advianbiiity oi bringing s ‘ U\°°» md 1° “ll Wm* =°°1“¥_- '1`°' when ls another wie eu vhleh Nr- resolution to tire Moritin-is meeting ' Wh* tl” °°mP°“Y *W l'° °“°" "TM MacDonald WIS <l\1¢8l»i°¥1/24 U1 NW with regard to the early completion Trl!-1 01 Billy WW!" whim 1° ln' York, and on which he may PIU ln oi’ the new car ferry. It was moved I\°\m°¢d is \ 4|m“°¢ n°"'°1W 1-" 91”' opinion in one of his Canadian ad- by Mr. ll. E. Mutch and seconded by °°“'lf“°“°“- ` dresses. Mr. Mcuod that Mr. cotton prepare

a resolution on this matter and me-

The Mae Edwards Orchestra eor\~

l~m“°* in WP f°m‘» md Mr- umm sent it fp the council lor approval.

announces that he has some excel- u _ Th, Iouonu "Solano" Wm

lent programmes, and entertaining ` .d¢,pt,d_un‘nm,°,my.

novelties ln stole for patrons, be

tween new and Saturday night. _ A V Up" Nui ag |-mn' Cm, A

BUT if

TOIDNTO. Onto Oet. I-

lixty-elght yard employees of the mnadiau Pacific lailway have been laid eff from the local and ssbsrbaa yards besaaaa of the neu-aaovsasent of grain. it was aaaaaassd by officials today.

WAIIINGTON. D. 0.. Oct. I.- seorsiary ltimsesl today said the' sonvarsatlpsl with light Hon. laalaay llaebonald. Premier- of Great ls-lis|n"hava been mast saoepfsl abd have lived ap to all easaqsetatlews.” ‘

1 1 *°”” _l'l§!l`_tl!G'l'0N, Oct. aesljoesr lie fast ia

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FREDEBICTON, N. B., Oct. 9

_-A shipment of 5.000 barrels of Green Mountains certified seed stock ls reported as having gone to Maine from New Mills, Besti- gooche County, the deal having been made through a local brok- er and the price being $5 Per barrel.

WASHINGTON, Oct. .9--Bight

Hon. Ramsay MacDonald, Pre- mier of Great Britain. said te- day In aeeebtlllg the honorary de- gree of Doctor of Laws from George Washington University, that one could never acquire any- ilslug in this world without pur- chasing it by "oae’s own efforts.” The desree was conferred and the Pnmiafs words uttered in Con- tinental Memorial Ball. where seven year! ago the five great naval powers of the vm-id signed the first agreement for limita- tlsn sf naval arraalssllla

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_ _ 5 _ _ Moved by Mr. Geo. Tweedy; , Last Minute News Flashes wail. moo ;'.°::.:':;:°§"'1‘.§~..i;,: °.‘:'*.......

' doubt coming into more general usb.

and is destined to play an incsesaing lmvortlnt part in our developnimt.

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/ ##3 Whereas: Prince Edward island

on account of its geographical psai

" con wiu be booermsd to panacea

QS; 4;' mom orient can minions .paau

by lueh service, and ~ .

Whereas: In order that we may

/,.-»--'_ take advantage of, and prepana.ou;-

solves for such .progressive qevgipmr

_'HI ment, it is imperative that sutiable

ins grounds be provided, sue. -~

Moderne out and ncrtl: west _‘JT-_'T

winds, fair and ooci. mmm,” 3) 'roronin ieir ........... .. is-ee °“ Pm

Montreal, cleat ....... ...... 40-~30_N_,,,,_,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,.,,_¢,

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Quebec fair .... ...-..

oi1orioo'ociown,ioir is--ae S 3 ¢; Halifax, clear ee-as Conde" ed pe an

l-ligh tide this afternoon at all lA1'l-do gc wsl_l

and tomorrow morning at 3.51. mb ,mmm _ W, sunsststbisaftornaoaatellaad -

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rises tomorrow morning at 0.10.

First quarter moon, 'l‘h\u'sdaU,_0o\._

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At e dclock thirty-seven stately _,___ in “L hun te m “sim

lilelts entered the Dnbassy dining _ ' f . L room whore the ml-H0182! table was Ramsay ` MacDonald 2° mm 1°! T* wtxpgylix fl;

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