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Norma Talmadge in Gripping Drama “Within the Lawf’

“Within the Law," which began an engagement at the Prince Ed- ward 'I‘hcatre, last night, makes cven more secure the leadership of Norma Talmadge as a dramatic star. . '

A classic of the American stage, in which Jane Cowl made her big- gclsl. hit, this Bayard Veliler play is now a classic of the silent drumn, with Norma Tulmudge winning fresh laurels. Lovc, romance nnd thrills combine to make it as firs- cinatiug and as exciting as a motion picture can be, Much crctlit. of course, must go to the g-nius of the director, Frank Lloyd. and to

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MN°111111 Tflmfldke. in the role of i 1")’ Turner. a department store _glrl raliroaded to prison for a theft she did not commit, is a heart-stirring figure. On the corn. Dletion of her prison term she Vows 10 “set square" with the “m” ""11" W11" 1V11$'1'95Donslble for this miscarriage of justice, but determines to stay always “within the law."

'I‘hus does she become the head 0f an organized hand of blackmail-

Dick Giider, the son of the mer- chant, only to learn that she her- self loves the young mam

A 5100i pigeon endeavors to get 109 1111151111. accomplice of Mary Turner, into u frameup to rob the Glider home. Though Mary m. fuses to go into the affair on the grounds that it is "outside the law." (iarson goes ahead with the plans.

Shc follows to- prevent the rob- lhcry. The son, Dick Glider, is yhorrifled to soc Mary, whom he had secretly married with these ‘crooks. 'l‘he stool pigcon becomes terrified and is about to blow his whistle for the police when Garson shoots him. Mary stays on the scene with her husband. but the others flee. The police inspector doubts Mary's story that Dick did the slIOOlIIIg in defence of his own home. lie has them takcn into (zustotiy nnd also ferrets out Gar- Zson. When he accuses lilnry of murder (lilfHOIl confessed in ordcr to save the woman he loves.

The tangled threads of the pow- lerful plot are straightened nut. iAcqulttcd, Mary and Dick start home with a letter that removes the stigma of theft from lllary's

in. . . Jack Mnlhall gives a fino per- formance as Dick Glider and Lew

,(‘ody makes an admirable-Jot- Gar- pion. Eileen Percy has a ‘strong

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lwitt Jennings distinguishes Iilmsnlf as inspector Burke. Others who

‘contribute their histronic talents to this unusual production arc Joseph ,l\'iigour. Arthur S. lluii. llelcti lfcrguson, Lincoln Piummcr. 'l‘ho.~i. iitickctts. Wnrdc (‘ranc and (Tnthcr- ine Murphy.

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,_vour last chance to sec thls great dramatic picture. .

Dispute Throws

—Mr- D. Edgar Shaw will give an address on French Canadian liter- ature with special reference to the

James» Literary Society

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works of latc Dr. Drummond at Si. _ to-night in St. James Hail at 8 p.m. The

public are invited.

LECTURE ON DAVID LIVING- STON IN s1‘. JAMES’ HALL LAST EVENlNG.-'I‘he Rev. w. 0. Mulli- gan delivered an interesting illus- trated lecture on the life und work 0i David Livingstone before un ap- preciative audience in St. James‘ Hall lust night. Before Mr. hluiligan commenced his lecture pictures were thrown onihe screen illustrating the story of "Tho Babes in the Wood". the uarative being most intelligently given by liinster licn Rogers.

D. C. S.-Thc eightleth annual general Incetlng of I). (I. S. was held in St. Paul's Parish llail last evening and was very largely at- tendcd. After the reports and fin- ancial statementg were adopted. the officers and executive Cflllllllll- tee were clcctod for tensuing year:

The following representatives to the Domestic Mi ion Board at llulifax were elected: Rev. ltural

Dean White, Ilev. ll. D. Raymond, (fhnrles C. Rand and W. L. Cotton. Thc ltev. i)r. lioyle. president of Kings College, ilnllfnx then deliv- ercil a splendid addrcss on Kings College, the oldest college in the British Dominlons or Colonies. The address W115 full nf informa- tion on such College dctails as the public. are interested in, and will do much to increase the interest of thosc who heard it. A much fuller account of Dr. Boyle's ad- dress will appear later.

ST. PATRICWS AT EMERALD —The Benevolent Irish Society held the usual entertainment in Ilu-ir hull at Emerald on the even- ing oi‘ Si. Patrickfls Day, the follow- ing program being succcssinlly car- ricil out:—lnsiru|ncninl music; lnwtfby Mr. and Mrs. Delioche‘. Address by Dr. .\lc(luig;\u; Drama in four acts cniiilctl “The blaster‘ liand," ct‘ which the following is tho cast of charm-tors:—-()iliver liontfortl. fearless and pitiicss, Mr.

TOMORROW NIGHT AT SPRING FIELD LOT 67.—The Hall at Springfield will ring with a good time when a box social and de- lightful musical evening will be held. If weather unfavorable follow- ing eveniug.—2l~i3-3 20 1i.

POLICE COURT-Mrs. Cather- ine Offer, Great George Street, 3p. DQ111911 Yflilvfdfly ‘before the Stip endlary Magistrate on a charge laid by Prohibition inspector Coyle of having liquor in her possession unlawfully. The case was adjourn- ed until the 26th inst,

ENTERTAINMENT AND BOX SOCIAL AT SPRINGFIELD LOT 67-Tomorrow evening (Mar. 21st) n pleasant evening is assured all who attend the entertainment and box social in Springfield lluii. Lad- ies with baskets free,

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LEAVES NEXT WEEK.—-Mr. A. IC. Dewar, 1mrcsident of the Seed Potato Growers‘ Association, who was tn have left yesterday to pre- sent Islztntl express rate grievances before the dtailway‘ Commission at Ottawa, on behalf oi.’ the Charlotte town Hoard of Trade, will not be leaving until next. week, word h-av- lug bccn received ifrom Ottawa that his cvidciue could not be taken before that time,

FORMER ISLANDER DEAD- Word was recently rteceivod from lloslinilaic. hiasst. of the death in that city of Richard E. Bagnail who passed away Thursday. March ti, at the age of till years. The de- ceased a former Islander was horn at 1121201 Grove nnd is the son of 1119 1111s Edwin C. Bagnail and broth er of Mr. Robert Bagnnll 11150 of Hazel tirove. The late llir. Bagnall left. the island some fifteen years ago and engaged in the innnrnnoe business prior to his demise. The funcrnl which was largely attended was hold on lllarch S from his r051. (lcnce 14 Alvcrn Road.

Ml‘. J. E. Wyatt, K. (‘., Summpr. 31111.‘. “'11s in the city yzrstertlay.

Mr. Bismark (‘raswt-II, South Rusticc was in the city yesterday.

11"- “’- J- ‘Vuush and daughter iiliss Bcth Waugh of Alborton, are visiting in the city.

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notccl that each has its own Cham- her of Commerce and everyone is boosting the advantages and Oppor- tunities of his own place. They are spending considerable money in advertising these advantages and attractive tourist literature is apart of their advertising program. The long trip covering two days and nights from Chicago to Los Angeles is made into a pleasurable one by the splendid train facilities. On the train there were shower baths, a llilfbél‘ shop, telegraph. telephone and radio communication. u library, a club car and an obser- vation car. They served dinners for $1.50 on the train that. no res- taurant could duplicate for 55-011- iln Los Angeles there is 1i.-big de- mand for laborers oif all kinds. 111111 particularly those familiar with building operations. 'l‘here are no trade unions, but the men receive s12, $15 and $20 a asy- There is s1 big (lemand lfor school teachers. The examinations are simple lor (time who have already teachers‘ rert-i-ilcates. The salaries are $125 u month irpwards. There is such a demand for teachers that children have to attend school in relays»- those going to the morning classes remaining away in the flfiernrwfh New school buildings are going up continually.

The only class or people who are really suffering. says Dr. Frank, are the girls who have aspired to be- come movie. zictrcsscs. The shill"? is far greater than the demand and quite a number who left comfort- able homes to follow this profes- sion are now glad to accept em- ploymcnt. as kitchen servants and wnitrcslses. Among them are num- bars of Canadian girls.

One of the ‘big men at il-iollywood is Mr. Elmer l-l-arris, who visits this province during the summer months. He was delighted tovmeet Dr. Frank and inquired about all his friends here.

The splendid roads in and around Los Angeleis are financed by a tax- ation system w-hich taxes car driv~ ers $3 a year for car license, and two cents u gallon on gasoline. The number of cars in California runs into the millions, and it is com~ puted there is a car in the State for cvcry~foui' inhabitants. Resi- dents with investments In foreign countries nro taxed double on these investments, the idea being to boost home securities.

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111'!‘ und the entertainment closed with the singing of the National Anthem.

BIRTHS

ENMAN-At .\li-iv Annun on . ‘ch l-iih in Mr. nnd Airs. A. .i. idnmau, n daughter.

MARRIAGES MORESlDE--HUSTON—-.At the “IA-Imox" by tiic licv, llr. (ll-ngc, nu l\lar., l‘..‘ib, Snmucl ltcagh hiore- sldc of North Milton. to illiss lilan- che i<‘lorcnci~ liuston, of Whcntley 111\'1‘1'- The couple wcrc ilniltlcniiirtl pind lcft for Iiclinst, liinine, and iiltminil. The bridc was charmingly hlrcssctl in s lravclling suit oi‘ navy bluc. with hnt to match. After rc- turning Mr. and Mrs- Morcslile will make lhcir homo ut. North Milton.

DEATHS

CHANDLEFb-ln this city March 19th. ll. M. (‘hnndlt-r. aged 51 years. Funcral notice latcr.

WILLIAMS-On llurch liiih an Douglas, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J, ll. Vlilillztms aged six months. 20 days. Puncrul Frlilii)’.

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pitstourization und neutralization on thc flavour" und kecpiug qualities of butter. For thc further education of tho ltuitcr makers we had samples of buttcr made from both raw and pasteurized czrcznn which plainly showed ihc supcritir kccping (putiitics oi‘ buitci‘ iundc by up-to- dato methods nml modern equip- nu-nt. 'l‘hi.~4 work Wits in charge oi .i. A. AIacDonaId formerly of Orwcll and who had u large cx- pcricncc in Wosicrn (ianudn whcrc thc grcalcsi lllI]Il'(l\'1‘llll‘lIi has bccn Inudc in ihc butter industry‘. l\Ir. lllnclloiuiid is now yircscnt on the graders staff. in Montreal and has un opportunity‘ of swing samples of butter made in all part! of (‘nnadn and is of the opin- ion thut if tart-um was graded on, and paid for on quality basis it would put our dairy industry on a bcn-ar footing.