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Notes By The Way

The Montreal Herold 1| of the

Prcrlldc-nn, W. (‘lu-ntrr S. bio-Lure:

3- "mum in the one man in Canada wb uld

P3H‘l'|1l|ll'\‘ 1.111111. fol. pg a. lluclflnnon. u. s. o. _ _ l _ ° c” 111111111- 11111: slant-g». . Burnnlt. Anoclnto 1111111», u. x. (Iurrhu Ht! e the trouble 111 "he Cape Bre- _ New Ynr n-quanontutlv» lngrulum Paton, lnc, w“ mines if he could be spared “"'“"° “"""‘°'““"'*'""' P°"°" from Ottawa. ’l‘his acrves .10 rc-

. opinion that Hon. Mackenzie King Vlrc-l ruhlent. l.

SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1925

DIFFICULT. SUREl Tlllly. as Min-dial’. Gordon ill his 1111- othcr nigh! difficult The govt-ru-

l',\'('(lll‘lll lccturr-

rcmulkl-d. "Canada is a ('{lllllll")' to govtrru!" 1111.111 l‘i‘l‘i'llll_y 2-1 t-urt-d the services‘ of at: Auditor lit-llt-rall worth $151000‘ ,1 yq-jll‘ 111 lukt- 1111- plact- previously o1~_-1:p‘.1 d by 1111-11 who measured up After

:1 ft-w 1111111ths vacation ill England

lo 11 capacity 0f only $7.000-

f11r 1.11: 1111111111111- 0f preparing hlln- sw-ll physically.uncntally and finan- cially. 111- rl-turucd to Ottawa and 111-gall 111s zlrtluous duties. Being a lbw-dual: going luall and drawing a salary of $1,251) a month, hc natur- l-lc, at 7111- outsi-l. 111111111 loo lllucll and, bc-

ally \\':1lll1-1l to show rl-sults.

111,1: 11 mun o1‘ prominence, as any 111:11_1 worth $15,001) a year ought to i11 _

1l1.-l11' .1 l1ush1-l.

i11.- did not hid1- his prominence 111- told the news-

pup- l'."\ wllut 111- 111111 found and that

' 11111 b1 ginning 1.11 :1 row ‘that, 1' .:' :1 at 11 11111111111 bt-t'\\'1-1-l1 1111- official and l1‘ 313.0110 salary. 1111-11 botlvcv-u 1111: Auditor General

ti1111- it-ast. ‘llLl"(‘l|l.(’lli'tl a.

Tl11- correspond- ulzd his chit-t‘, 1111' Acting Finance

.11 ui ll1111.<1-

l‘ hat-t i11-en tablud ill thc

:111d thc flrc- Tho wrote

of (‘onllnolls :1 r1- still Acting l-‘inanco

works ill progress. 1.\lillist1-r 1111- Auditor (lent-ml on Fcbruary 28 dralvillgllis1111011111111111:1 newspap- c-r arfil-it- which 111- said “was ovid- onlly 1'11r\vard1-1l 1:11 your introduc- t.::l1 to 1111- r1-p01't of 1111,- Auditor (lt-ll-‘rul, 1112-1, :111d ‘pr11l11in1-lltlY 111$"

playing ill 1-111- 11011111111014 two dis- turbing critit-islus of my 111-part.- 111cm."

Th1» Mldiior ‘(i1-‘111-ral had foundt

t11.‘1t largo $111115 0f urrcars worc due. 1111- govt-rnlllt-lll 11nd 111-lug new 1o_ his .1111», r1-f1~rr1 11 to i111-so urrcurs iui

'l‘l11- .-\1'ti11g hliuisu-r o1" told effect that

tormt 1' Allllll()l'S/-Gl'll(.i‘lll hud known

his r1 port. 1<Ti11.1111-1-. him ill 111‘ 1111-111- urrolnrs bllt ilad thc gvml

livlht- 111 slay llotllillg about tllelu 11m now". 11111111- 111i.s1-.hic\'ous n1-ws pupl rs had got hold of it and vn-ra- “ll sturblng 111y dcpartnlcnt." 'l‘o this i111: Auditor (it-norul rcplicd sunr- wilut curlly that ll" kncw 1111: 1N1!- “'5 11f i1.s 11111121- Just ‘what thc on‘ 1-111111: will 111- 1111111111 he gllessotl at. 1111s

131-11110 warning l1) government :1-

dfsizlllcc. bllt 1111: affair is a ficiuls not to find out too muczl or. l1‘ they do. to say uobhlng, cap-ci- aily to thc n--w-sp.'1p1-r.s. This is Ht"- 1111- first time tilt.- newspapers got govorunlt-nts illto trouble, nor is it 1111- fl-rst time that they saved thc pllblk: from thc ilidiug propv-llsitics

111’ wary ‘dc-pnrtlnt-nt. heads.

SAINT PATRICK'S DAV

N1-xt. Tuc-stlrty. Marcll 17- Will b0 Saint Patrick's Day nnd in all civil- izt-d lauds 1111-11 11f uil uationalltlcs will uulto wit.l1 thl-‘ir Iris-h brcthrcn i11 l-oluulonloratillg the birthday of filt- bratltln will consist of rl-llgious scr-

grcat 'lrisil suln-t. Tho c1111:-

vil-cs, paradox by lrlsih Sock-tics and various forms ofcntcrtalnmcnt.

ln tilts city thv-rr- will be thc us- 11:1l strut-t paradox and cilurch sor-

vl1~1-<~1 ln thc. foruuoon, hut the great

l-vont 01‘ which .‘1ll citizens 1H1- cog: 1-rly looking forward is tho enter--

t.'lin1111:11t in tho Prince Edward Thou-tn: i11 thc cvoning and which will

r-voning.

he continued on VW-dnosduy This cntortnlnmc-t will h1- stagt-d by Mr. J. Altalin Trainer nnd will i11: und1-r lhc ‘auspiccs of Tho Irish Mr. Trainoru-l reputation in this class

or work is a sufficient guarantor-

Bollovolcnt Society.

of tho slicer-sis and tihc enjoyable- ncns of the entertainment which will consist 0f thc three act cwlnedy drama. "Th0 Kcrry Road" which is full oi‘ r1.-.'1l lrish wit. and humor and is hound 10 i11: thoroughly enjoyable from slari to llnlch. Between not:

1111-11. will bn Irish dances. Irish

songs 11nd iris-h music under the

dlrct-Ition of Mr. Alix-rt Blanchard.

As is customary the proceeds of

tho enierialnmr-zlt will the for bene- volent purposes, in itself a strong plea for gnnerous patronage from r111 clns-sfls of dtizana- .11

.--..l--' rump... '- -~

ity for student fights and frolit-s. 111

11111111 us that milling troubica which are s0 serious 111 Nova Scotla at the present limo, seem to have increas- t-d in uuurbcr and in severity since .V|r. King ht-caulc Prime Minister. Strikes alld luck-outs with their ab, tt-ndaut uuclllploylllent. suffering. loss and cos‘. ar1- very serious luat- lt ‘But, ‘l ttllcst- tilsturilancqn art: shown to fiucrczlsc, as appears to be .111: cast‘ uudt-r King govcrnulcut 1111-. it would {illtflll to argue n01

Another pica for generous patron- agt: by our citizens is 1111: fnct that the t-utcrtalnnlcut is being put on un1l conducted throughout 11y local talcllt and that; the best. thcre isf \\'1- soulctiluos get it 111.10 our ‘111-tilts

that w1- must import tall-ut in order

1o lu-akc l1 public Bll-lUF-lallllllillll a l’ '. Kim; would b0 a good luau succoss. This has more than once "’ -" 1° m" "mimc- b"! m" "l" VLFEL‘. . -

provt-d a Fallacy and it should be

Prnmier King could be spared from Ottawa il1.11n omorgcllcy. That has bucll ulally times deluonstratlzd. \\'h1-u, for instance- a by-t-lcction hus occurred, cven in the ulost dis- tant parts of thc I)Ol‘Iillll0li—-('.llll)l‘. lirctan on thc Atlantic or Yzllc 011 lilo Plnzific-ilc has gullc promptly ‘o lllc scat of tron-i111- and some- tiznm takl-ll hall his ministl-rizl-l c01- 11 aynlt-s with hilu to rcndcr trounsci :1l11l i11 lp. l11.- tlC-Ptflllily could bn spar11l from (lttalva- butmcither hc uz1r his dislinguisilcal hlinislter 0f 1.1111111", .\ir. Aiurdock, whose espec- "tll fullt-litm it is to look zlftt-‘r i111- Intcrcsis 0t’ lnrlustritll works-rs. has ul-poarvd upon 1h‘. sccuc of 1111c kcts for Tuesday and \\'1~dn1's1l:1y"‘roublo ill (‘ape llrclon.

ovcniugs and encourage our tail-111’

1111- aim of cvcry citizen to prove that wo havr- just as 300d talent hora '11s any that can be imported, witth 111111 rare exception of tbc lt.-w‘ stars of world wide fame who oc- casionally ipay us a flouting visit and tako our lnoui-yn W1- huvo tai- 1-111 nit homo, lots of it, and ‘thc way to dcvclop 1t is 10 l-ucourago it and to patronize lt.. We also have our local uct-ds for benevolent purposes. lll helping an cntertailluu-llt of this kind we are hclping our own and "charity begins at homo.“

ilfll. 0111: and all socurc- t-hr-lr tic-l

Manyvthousarlds of miners are out of employment there and till-so an 1l'1w addc-d to tilt- ot-her thou- s.'11:d.= 1111111-ullr-ulployrd that wc-rc :1l1'1-.'1dy ldl1- i11‘ thc citics and indus- tri.‘1l 1-111lrcs of (luuadn. ~’l‘h1- vvin- t1-r .':1:1son is not over. l<‘u1-l is 111-od- cd i11 t-vrry 11111110 111111 factory und ziff 1'0 and by (wcry lorotllotivc on our vast railway sys-tcnl through- out thc land. (‘.0211 is so scarce in

:1 lld our bcnt-volcnct-s.

EDIT ORIKL NOTES

Th1- opt-rzltion ulldt-r wjllich Prem- icr Armstrong has to go is for an afll-ction of thc nose and n01 at all scrlolul.

So Mt-(lill is going to have 11cc,

_ (‘auada that it is i111-ported from :1 torlal oloctions. '

fortigll country 10 Lllo vuluc 11f 1tfghty' luiilious 01' dollars yt-arly

A Kftfflt opportun-

Scotland the triennial routoral 011-1--

THE CHARLOTPETGWN GUARDIAN

By [tuna W. Bdrlm. M1), GUILT AND HEART ACT|°N

The story is told of n certain schoolmaster, who used a unique 1111111011 to disoovcrthc boy guilty of a miz-ulclneuour during thc mas- t1-.1"s uhscuco, if lhl: guilty one did 1101 nt-kutnvlcdgo his fault on ilelui-t 1|u1-sli11111-1l. thc lantirt- class were ordered to form up in a single line- Tlll- l1-1l1rllcl' tilt-ll 111111141111 along and 1:11uul1-1l 1111' pulse of cvcry boy. '1'h1- 0111: who 11nd the fas111sl pulse was adjudged thc guilty one. 'l‘i1¢- IUliCliUl‘ of coursc iuformcd 1hr- class that 1111- kllotvicdgl: of 1111s guilt would luakr tllc heart beat til-Ty rapitlly, :111d that was thc way it would 111- dctéctl-d. Now 1111- story (l0t'Sll'l tcll us how 0111-11 111' “'11s right. 0r p0!‘- haps wrong, hut It 1101's call atten- tion to thc fact. that tho emotions can so 11111-1-1 thc 111-art, that its action may lu- quickcllcd or be- come irr-gulur. Th0 i111-u that- 1111: heart's action could ho zlffcctctl by thc mind 0r ul-rvolls system was discredited a fow ytars ago. wllcu ulllcss an actual lllurulur was heard indicat- ing a iuak i11 1111- \'1ll\'l‘, any one t-olnplullliug ubollt thc heart was told that it lllust he solucthlug 1-ls1-. that was ailing 1111-111. 01' course if gas collvcts in the 311111121011, 11 rcgtllar hall of it may p11~.-:s 11p\v:11'1l.-1 zlgaillst 1111: stomach u all tllvll 1:1 tllrll zlgalust 1111.- floor o1‘ 1111- chest, and ill turn against 1111- 111-art, thus actually limiting or ntt-rft-rlug with its action. ilut physicians art.- now set-lug t-as1 s daily whirl-z.- tho llcrvous sys- 11-111 itself is rrspousiblc for ir- rr-glllzlrity. palpltntfou, and uctual dlstn-ss lll 1111- l".'gl0ll of the heart. Now alithougll till-so conditional may not. b1- actually dangerous t0 lifc, they are a source of anxiety to 1111- pullout, 11nd the general llcalth sufft-rs in couscqucllcc. 'l'l11- family phys :ial1 often has ctmsidlrablt- difficulty horn, 111'- 1-:1111»1- if 111- zlttt-ulpts to quit-t tho

patil-ulis 111111111 by tolling him i111-rt: - 1'1-:1l|y n11 tl'0uill1' :111d yct thc s mptolus persist, solllt-ullc

-.'l\'1' isitmlz-suilod.

lions art- the rt-d lctlcr days of uni- versity lllc.

Strikes and mine troubles make‘ coal morc scarce and costly. In‘ vi1-w of all tilt-so facts, :111d if 1111i King 1;; l'ltt' 111111 111st man i11 uii till-i laud to sctth- the troubios i11 (‘:1p1-,

lt. will hr noted thc. whole unlollnl

volt-d 1n t-ovcr tho t-xpcllscs of 1111'

t" H") job and gl-t busy ut it? As 21' f1-r1-nc1- at Ottawain May is- 57500 parriotic t-itlzt u-ulld if 111- is tilt-i ~ cxuctly hall tho ogtlmutul] m,“ Qfflililll thc blolltroal ill-raid. rluott-ti- _\1r_ 1f “Q H‘ Preston.“ m by Th1: Patriot. says 11o is~he is: ‘1 , . . -~ '- l.ol1d0n to arrange 1171111 1111111111141111- lgslihailtzvlrtts lost- n11 111111- iu taking passukt- 10' (‘ll-lit- llrt-loll.

.la1l1ai1'.u‘o 1lclegati11n condu“

visit

u-1111.'11't1-r dollars subsidy to Pctor- son.

Th» nt-w 315.000 aluditor gcuorai‘ .\lr. (ieorgc-s (lollthicnis ht-lng “bu-g. ed 11y

I

Cape Breton is in Nova Scotiai

as 1-1-1-ryi1011y knows. and is uudt-r a provincial [Jlhcrlll llf)‘v'l~l‘lllilt'lll..i Tho Provincial Gnvcrnulellt 110-! rivt-s gjurgo {ioriiou of its rt-vcnuol from 1111-. c0111 nlincs. l1 is also of tho saluc polilticul stripe as 1110' King govqrlllllt-nt at Ottawa. it is; obvious that both fednrully and pro- villt-ially thcs1- govt-rumt-nts art hound to settle the trturblc if t-hcy

. . 1 . . . .'.: -' . l 1. imam‘ ‘he National “anyways 1S “L1 111 and can flnd 1 111111 10 do 1 I

11111 s0 lar i111-y 11111-1: done nothing way“ “Mm of ‘mvomed guest mom more than to demonstrate "how in the Montreal Star.

not tn do it." iloiplcssness ln any‘ ulllcrgciilty that 1111.11.11, 1100111114111; 111'. cl1a1'a1:t1-rist.lc of both f1-dcral :111d provincial lli-hcral loaders.

tho Govern-mom llllflll. ap- poi-n-terl 111-m and defended .by tho lilonltrnzl-i financiers lbocanlsc he saw fit tn draw attention to some $51.- 0001100 uncollcctetl nrrt-arg of l-llt: National ltaiiiways. Poll-tics makes sllrallge bcdfellows, but who adversely criticize-s. from any

any one

1V1: arc afraid the Mayor of llali- fax and thellilayor of Willnlpcg nr1-.

dcs-tincd 110 come t0 ‘blows thc first 11111-1- i111-y cross ont- auotht-Fs path. ills Worship oi’ Halifax on tho 01'.- cnsion of the historic delegation lo

Several things are noteworthy in the interview of those Council of Agriculture delegates with Mr. Robb. One 0f i111-so is that rnprc- st-ntullivc [armors all ove-r thc D0111- lllion urt- culiillg out for plotcctioll. Anotht-r is that. 1111» King flovt-rn» 1111-111 policy ilns 111-cu to izlkc utvny the prott-clion thc farmcrs havr: 11:11], -i1ut 1111-. zlctlng hilni-str-l- of Fin- autm did not. 0011111111 1111- arguments ‘prrst-nit-d. 0n tho contrary 11c 11d- mit-tcd their forcc.

Ottawa thrcntcllcd the accession o.‘ tho Maritimcs unless attention w-ls paid to their 1101-1111. Now his Wor- ship of Winnipeg rises t0 rcluark. that "t1lc man who gnu uphud urgr-ll soc-ossion should have a good punch in 1.111: jaw." lf this l11- ‘not. trcad-ing on t-hc tall of Mayor Mur- phy's coat, wordy have no locall- ing.

Mr. Robb appears now to glimpse the fact’ that an unarmed Canada

llow many of our successful poll- ticians would llk1'. to 11o I11 tho happy position of President Cool- idge who has ordcrc-d thc arrest 11f :1 Jewish Rabbi nnd his ncvt-nty oldcrs who have been pestering 111111

cannot contend with the Amoricall protectionist giaui. armi-d with a 1:11111. Sir John Mncdonald saw . that forty-live years ago whou noi- 1111-1- L111: giant nor ills c-lu-b wore 11:11.1‘ as big or tlangr-rnus as tltcy a11- loday. T1111 Conservative party has soon it all along. The fin-rulers 0i‘ (‘unarln arc again awnkcniing t0 1111- fact that ~11 club is not-dell to pro- 11-1-1 thr-ir fllfllfl products. their nlcals. poultry. eggs and dairy pro- ducts in their own homo m-arkets.

for the fulfilmc-nt 0f prtsi-h-otlon promises alleged to have beon 11121111‘ hy ‘his candldatco during tho 011-1-- tlon. On the hill-god pronlisc of boing recouped 'by tho llcpu-bllcnn Party. the Rabbi and his church of- ficers got into tho ltepublinian Wag- on at a considerable ifinwnckrl cost to the-m. Then when to bc adjusted. 1111: its Inllbgr-rl prom i111-s,

The fnrmarl u; thin more plain- ly now, since at the dictation of the Progress-Ives and tho Mothcrwolls, tho King government has thrown away the clu-b they had. Even iMr.

,-ll0bb is 111-hiring ill-s sler-py eyes President himself, Mr. (irmildgo fiZPl-‘nnd flquh-mng mmm and yo" um]

accounts cnnlc pnrty lgnort-d :1n1l tho RZI-lllll had recourse tn hi-adquartr-rs, thr-

r Jr-ouid ncvcr wield it offectively if it 0 mvemy of M“ pmer“ m" "mmlnwc-rc found. Only in the firm grasp l"! M"! If H" dlflflf-Yffmflbl" D"?- of rt-soiutc- iland-s could this weapon election promise-s could h1- hnndlod PTO"- itfl vflllll’. 1t W011i" hr "HP- m, u,“ m". w“, a gimp)“, timefiean in thc hands of WMIlflJlflK-‘I such m" candmate. would have bmhlns today n-rn. trembling 11nd blink-

- |1ng heipleludy in high plaqea ‘that bdm" “M “ti” "7"°"°"“! 1111011111 im 111-i11 by men of courage.

. 4- -

lf 011 1111- othcr 11111111, 111- givcs 111': ordinary i11-art rclut-dy to slow up .1lld sl.1-11::tl11-11 till- hcurl i11-at, tilt‘ puti ‘ill is zlpl to 111'] that tll1'l'1- is zlrtually ill-art disi- s1: 11r i111-dichl- would :::'l 111- givt-ll. lll- worrll-s about 1111- 1111111111011 is afraid of (tx-

111-1-"1111. why dot-s 11o not g1-t ontolt-rt-iso, of i-xt-itoultllt of .‘1l1y kil1d.l

:111d this f1-ar that i.-l"11o\1' a part of llilll, only lllzlkl-s lllulit-rs worsc.

111-1111-11111111- 1111-11 111111 palpitltilul :1111l slight i1‘r1-g11lul'iti1-s aro not usually‘ ilallgt-tous. l1l|t worry and f..1r of thom nllly aggravates thc 01111111111111.

OOQOOOOOQFQOO

i Daily Selections

_ FOP!

1 Guardian Readers

.¢+oo MARCH 14. 1925

A SUN AND SlllldLDr-Thc Lord God is a flllll» and shield: the 110111 will give grace anti glory; no 1411011 thlllg will i11: withheld from 111cm that walk uprightly. Psalm 84:11. ,

PRAYER: —-.\luy we, O Thou Giver of -v1.-ry good alld pt-rfect gift, cvur sock to possess Christ ill our lit-arts, and with lliul Thou wilt flecly givu us all lilillgs-

MARCH 15, 1925

THE OhiNlSlil-l-INT‘ (jlllDE: T111: stops of :1 good l11:1ll ar1- order- 1-11 by 111-' llurtl. Psallll 37:23.

l’ll/\Yl-}lt:-l'l11:1bl1- us, 0 Lord, 111 study thy word faithfully. 'l‘h1-u it. sl1:1il bu u lalllp to our ft-ct und 11 guidc to 1111r path.

MA AND I

Vi/tfvt- had 0111- ills and 0111s.

frowns And s1-1-l1 111-r sllaro of pouts;

'l‘o whisk dcspair away;

Wl-‘vc silt-d uur sllaru of tours

And had our share of play.

'l‘il111- was l wooed as lovers do Wil- l1 Ma was young and fair,

A1111 sh1- was pretty Just llkl: you With ribbons ill hcr huir;

day Win-n all hcr people cried.

say Sllu luadc a lovely bridc.

Wcil. that was twenty ycars ago, And twenty yours of lifc.

Unto a 1111111 and wife;

die 111:0, From middle age to gray, And can't recall at nny stage

Keen disappointments known.

0f loss we've fclt the pain, _

I've heard M-a use a bitter 1on0,

She's heard my language plain;

W 8

To set things right again.

Thert-‘s nothing marveioua at all About 011r stretch of life

We were dcterm-int-rl not to fall Apart, as man and wlfel

So arm in nrm we-‘vr- jogged along

I ‘Neath fair 0r cloudy sky,

And here we are, still going strong,

Your lovely Ma and l.

Q vltlt-s just now and tilt-rc- was very

Wt-‘vo had our littl-l- ups and downs,

I know l've frowuod 111y share of

‘Flll-rt-‘s 111-1-11 no magic lll our ycars

bittcr

Alld thou tilcrc cnulc olir wedding

But cllok-Ptl their subs enough to

llrlug ncuriy all thcro. is to know

Wt-‘vu walkcd front youth lo nlid- g ,

When magic smoothed the way.

have

Happenings 0i The Week

Chill, pcnctratlug air; Earlier dawn;

Sooty. discolored snow Now all hut 1111110;

Rain flooding city strccts, Renovating-

Sun polishing afresh Pane and HIM-ills.

lll every florist shop Flowers profuse,

Gay blooms, that delicate Pcrfumo diffuse.

Birds chipping lncrrily. -\Ve11:o1niug home

Patrician rt-lativcs l-‘rolu soullltrll roam.

Feline-freq111-l1t1:1l-l1-nc1>, Just to tilt- rcar 0f my open window: Nightly I i11-hr Noises, that Indicate Life is astir; Winter's nt-arly ovt-r- Wollld that it w‘crc. —(i. W. M. S. ‘ O O O Dr. Jacob 111111111 Schurluuu, Unit- ori Stall-s minister-to China and for111¢11~-l>1-1~‘1l1-.11t of Cornell linivcr- siyt, l9 l*r1-.-.id1-n1 (7oo1idg1-‘s pro- bable Cllflllit- for thc diplomatic post at Berlin. 11111111» vacant by thc trans- fer of Ambassador llougilton 1n London, Senator Wadslvorth (ll. N. Y.,) :1111l (‘lturh-s llillcs, -N1-\v' York National (Ioluulit-tcculan, New prt-sc-nttd lir. Scilurluauis nallll- at the White llousc 11nd -th1-. state 111'- partlncnt :111d found ‘it favourably received. ‘Wilite llousc officials were guardvll 111 tilcir statcnlcnts res-posting :111- proilablt- circlatfon of Dr. Srhurlnan. who has wlshcd to lravo (‘ilinu for his health. lt was understood some time ago ‘that he was under consideration for a South Alut-rlcun diplomatic assign- lncn-t. lir. Schurlnan was in Wash- ington last f:1li and rcportrd on t‘ile uprisings in China. thc important-1- of wilich l11- minimized. He is re- gardrtl an able diplomatic r1-1pr1-.- sentatlvo and New York llupubl-i- cans st-r-killg his appoiutlncllt 1111- dtlrstaud 11c i111-d i11-cu under s1-ri0us consldcrzltion. Prcsi1l1-nt Coolidgc did not say whom he would naluc. but it is now -b1-1i<-v1-1l Dr. Strilur- man has tilt- i11-st chance for 1.111- prlst. ll)r. Scilurluan is a native of i’rincc,l<11lw'ar1l lsizlnd and was onc tlmq on tho faculty of Dalhourslt: University.)

' Th0 prevailing (-0111 has lurgcly

‘iutt-rruptr-d all forms of social acti-

ll:"tl1- entertaining 0f any kind this week. I ' O O \ Sir Andrl-w MacPhail and daugh- 11-r, Mrs. Lionel M. Lindsay, and brolilcr Mr. .1. (l. lilacPhail arc ‘Sllulllllflg thrcc wccks in llt-rluudzl.

Thu Misses 111115111111 who ll:1.v1' 111-111 visiting friends lll lluntcr Illw-r, are spending the wcck t-nd ill the city the guest of Miss Wil- liams. Miss Eva Bagnall is leaving shortly for hor home in Auckland. -N1-w' Zc-alnntl, while Miss Margaret will remain over for some-time.

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Mrs. Borden who has bccn visit- ing hor hnlnc 11cm ‘ilas rcturui-d to iloston. llcr molhl-r tMrn. J. J. Mc- Killllon- is ln Sll(1l‘lll‘()l)k(‘., Q1111, wilt-re s-ho "Va-s prcscnt. at thc l\i1-- Kinnon-Kclly nuptials on Saturday lais-l. O O O T111: r-ngagcnlout of bliss l-‘ra111-1-s lingers 0f Aibl-rttln alld Mr. Nl-lsou W. Corner of (llcvt-laud, ()l1i.., is b1:- illg plcnl-vantly discussed by hr-r numerous fniouds ‘horc. O O O .\lr. ll. C. Christie, Jr., 0f Toronto. is ln St. John visiting his fztthor. Mr. '11. C. Christie who “'11s opcr- n11-d on in .t'hc (loncrzli Public lins- pital 0n -Sund11y. Mr. Cllr|illlf"s con- 1litl0n is rcportmi from 1111.- institu- tion to be very fflVolfuiblfl O O O M11519!’ G110?!“ Tlflylnond. son of llcv. 11nd Mm. ll. D. "Raymond, was 1111101 seriously ill this w1-1-k .t'h1: r1-.- -‘"ll'l 0t ll BOVOFr- cold caught while skating.

Allow" 161111111!" younil bank clerk, Mr. Allison Webs-tor of thc flommr-rcc, 'llas been Vl-ry l1] a1] week of pneumonia. O