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8i Macliinnon Will Buy Silver Fox ‘Furs at Que/en Hotel Sample llooms Summersitle,

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The People's Paper.

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human, in the presence of suflerinfu

“ma,” "men - l g silent force our feeble passions will . _ _ l release themselves. ___., Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew i. __ $312.1‘. 8.‘.'£.‘3f."’.‘.li'.("...”§'.'"if°€..£'°° ICHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAYJHDCEMBER 12, 1927 hi;3h;qt;|_r_;;h;;ld;ou_h;3 (78.3;

Sent nced To . en Years At A _ . Hard Labori __

(Canadian Prsl

t: llNEli llltltillsls alxtllrs still) 0N RATES sttultlutl

ililllSlllNTGANS ARMY llll ti AIBES ill ‘SANTATPALS

-knocked out by Jack

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~ -——i—-i——- ' COURTROOM. Mays Landing. i ' ‘ ' - . 10-Mrs ar aret Liiliendahl A 23d Willis Begvclihgconvictcd of voi. NClilvtinnin tho (Jilflfiilllill; Slfihiilili L John (12). - - . . . untary manslaughter for the killing_ filltls Santa (‘laus with liliiif‘ 2) Jmnes 03h of of thc woman's aged husband, Sept. work than he tttill zltteiltl tunicratm- 3_ Russel 02h I D T M _ _ 15th lashh wtcreh sejntelnged 3:111 fir‘)?! Somrznhci- lthlm Hillihh-ih: 6' Ruby inn — _ years eac a ar a or in c ci (roll o it.- Inst-tut, c l'( - 7m Ann, (6,; p '_ . s ' 0 State Prison lit Trenton today. tctown (itiardian is organinilig alll n Leroy “on ,1 ductions D0 Not Fall On C. N R. H9 E W‘ i3". s‘“"‘"” "m ‘° M" “'"“ “"’. i) PM <13) ~ ~ - . ' i ' i)» ~ 10. Arnold (i4). ' . Alroady (he (itiurtlizltl ililfl tho ' in-lmes 0t‘ many votiniztiioru who n‘ Ethel w)’ ‘ - ‘ ' , r .- . . ' ._ i 12. Clifford (7.) . » » . uro not. on Stilttzts Vltilllliit,‘ list.’ 13v mam w’) MONTREAL, Doc 10. -—— in on come one oil the nn , .n , _ , citlicl- ‘because they liuvc no clilnr 1m Amol n . inigyvigw here today, during which vnntnnen nnnm. which‘ ‘i112, ncys of their own or biltfitilfit) i!lv.‘\',; 15. “Gregg; :11). he neflnwed h, (hnnh me (might “men suffer“ an a "member M. ilive in sticli mlittlc housed that hnn- w. May ‘mm rate situation in tho Maritime Pro- Confederation. For that reason tho . —'_ w‘ Clam‘ "m" m“! "M!" 17, Dan <2), vincea, F‘. C. Cornell, who Drc~ Act made provisions under which (Speolal m ‘hliyatmllglaxfl Tin. . . . . 13 Lou .5) hired the case (‘or the Maritimo the rates, not only of the Cunntlid-i .WASHINGTON' 88' f-‘E Q ,. slum‘ only RequmtcV - .1 19v Lucille (7) Prqvinces when the mnmn. w“ he. National‘ but of an runways 01mm first experimental coihmy 0g 1;)? i ihcrca un-iy one tillliiiiiCfliiOliltil 20. Mme (12). . forethe Railway (fommiscion, iiq-fniing in the Mnrmnn, lwnvhmenlllfh QQiOIIiBWiH AYEBEI’ 18 u" °Y_ ‘éeililléllibtifiiillii in tho hiintd-lals, duel 21~ Elm (m) - (tinfoil present imitation was but‘ might hi; i-Qducqd and than ihe ]0_..!P‘°'”S‘°“*_ o1 m” _ Sndm} ‘song ‘l! that s tllc tie-sire (or the thrill illlil n- Sadie (m) a continuation of tile right the eniaiieq. by such l-ednchonn nhonhiiiul" "f Alilelllini? 1° W"Y>A_*f5_ 91d illillilllltillis‘, oi‘ _ bringing tho rfldl 23- Elnenne d) M-aritimos have been waging tor he made £0041 out of the Domlnlo" bmrted 13y me 13%”? 286m“ 9E5 (flirt-almost spirit into CIIGCPiQSi: 24- Elsie (5) - 801118 years "flgflillfll efforts oi’ the Treasury. In fact insofar as thctpaciflc lmway‘ ‘a o" T d g“ h homes. _You tlont need n rod con. 25- L is (a) - Canadian National to tleprlge flari- Canadian National h, noncemnemmwesii 0f BWWS A"? d 55:19 9" KiliNi whuc whiskers. You don: 26- I0 7h time shippers of the benefits oi" the Act wileven h entirely Kmander Mason F. or , ag C(m'.neo(l to dnvoto nroro than a (ow l - (mi - _ compeimye Box-Vinny nmmchlg responsibility for me om filmed the lepflrt» friimist“ uelrlmnilinlltos of your limo. You tint)! 27. Charlio (7). “Premier Baxter summon up nmmranon of hm seem)“ m, m‘ syn Aires. The coionyf cons is g ‘Ptilteed to rovolii your iiidolitit)’ if You 2a. Mary (s). case In u very convincing manner-K‘; tom east oi’ Diamond Junction or gm” °f ‘O “MA “rnm” “n “,°.,'0'°"f’_°-“° l)“ "P . 29' Lmm“ M" he nnhh referring n, the speech by, Lawn,’ and n m ‘lune erroneous m 250 acres each. t t ebcn 0 u- ilio Gndrdnin tzikcs nornfii’ (no 30. Victoria (l). the New Brunswick Premier iiei-cmlsihte that ‘ho losses (Inn h) t ylyears m5 {arms Wm iome ‘Lfifiitllibi, untl (loos (he tiollvcring [mi 31. Joan (l). Wbiillbbllfly- Maritime rate reductions tall onhptopetty or the semen‘ y meYniliwm _ 32-E1°a“°r‘5)~ Angi- rgflewiiig prQgrQ-gs down! the Canndlnl, Nnnonnhp 10f 95717191115 di§lribuiad 0V9!‘ V"! m All you need to do is ‘liuy some .13. Lawrence (9). to the passage by the federal par-i Ml-ncnl-neh nonnhnhm by stating period. incxpeilnivt) toya~aa indny m~ in"... 34_ Chimes (lgh liament. of the Maritime freight; iiim ii “mini in, entimiy contrary‘ . hfl-‘i ‘yoli _ ilk"- (llrifilmllfl Driffivlllvb 35. Vernti (i5). rains Act’ Mn Cnnneh nnhh to the penny hlhl down h. H“, nhlrh —’l Olfi~iliotae iii-c itlhttt (1iilitii-t-.l 36_ Helen (wh M"'1;he policy underlying tho‘ times wore deprived oi‘ tho iieitofit, g ' “iiiil- _“('[1]“1_l"t-‘]';]llllihglé"nslljlgifrj 3'1. Warren (5). 37111119 T791811! fill-CH Ant." '1!‘ oi’ com otitive services wliici how‘ pow‘ i ‘rm i‘ .1 ‘a. “ ' S. 39- Elm“! “r”- aald, "was unquestionably to over- been ggjoyeti qvoi- dincc the] Intrir- 4 J0 111i Y(i\illi.:t~;Lt-l‘.\ (‘hem holidit_.i_ ii. Curont-d (ti) - "“°'°""“ (“llway W“ °°“"'"“*°“- ‘iiifllifll"(limit "ifliiiiiflfii" "iii. "fi- mm"; ‘i,’ — (Canadian Press) — “ l ' ’ f‘ ' ' -i'. Jcscpi ( 3.) - . NTREAL’ he" Den 11'_Dc_ tin) iirst tlrouizilt on (‘llfiiliidilii mo)‘: ‘m Elmm; my Assumes Ami/B Christmas Cantata ' ' ' ' ward line swamped the on ifvfl .| , n _ -_ _ p. (i. iii ( Ti.) Maroons defence and back chcck- ‘lllliif; {all} i7. Jdck iii.) . . ' ______, _ lng in the third period of their Na- but uni’ through h“; “jmhmr ‘ “ iii. Ataicolnl U3.) At the close oi the evening service “will HOBBBY League engagement‘ Aiilili) (hi) _,_. yesterday the cantata‘ "The Adora- he“ m“ mgm t” Wm 4 w l‘ ~, Need More Names- . icgmmn ) tion" by G. B. Nevin was rendered‘ . . Q,‘ ‘, " " sKANGI-Ilit, —-G2i1el‘fl] by a choir of 35 voices under the dig i ‘ 'i‘odtiy. tho (tiltn-tiitn) pdhiisild). d "lrlmcmgfi ((15);), Chiang Kai Shek. who resigned as rcction of Prof. Louis D. ‘Thompson. _ 1m of t‘llli(li‘(‘ll who other 14- whiff r L m) commander of the’ national forces This cantata opened with the fn-, Crew Rescue would lldvd i-nct-ivtitl. m) l"‘('§t‘T'- Q.- nfifbl“ “A ' 1m August in order m facilitate a miliar hymn *0 Come All Ye F‘aith~, . ' Him you: “his list l» i"""ml)1i'<(‘- “"- W“ i ~>

union of Nanidng and Hankow fol" (Adeste Fideies) followed by a‘ forces, today again assumed active

leadership of the nationalist move-

ment as n result of i1 Conieronco 0i Mr. Malcolm MacKinnon 11nd chor- The last members of the crew oi, us. The third number was n four- the steamer Agawo, vllnchc ran on‘

party leaders. .

. Death 0f

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bass solo,’ “Behold ti Virgin Shall, TEHKUMMAH, Ont., Dcc.

Conceive." sung very cxprcssively by 11-“

part chorus for women's voices, sung Advance Reef, Manitoulin Island

with much expression, and soprano last Wednesday in o. snowstorml

50105 taken by M155 Fin, Cnmpbelllwfift! taken of! the wreck this morn- ond lvfrs. Sutherland McLean. The 111E at 9-30- Fllw 0i them We“

Prominent Citizen fourth number was a male Ch0l‘llS,‘bi'°|-1Bh5 to Tehkummoh after helm:

There passed away at his resi- dence, No. 28 Pownai Street on Sat- urday eventing last alter a short ill- ness John F. Mumoghan of the weii known flrm of Currie and Mums.- ghan, at the age of forty six years.

Mr. Mumaghan had long been promin ‘ as a. plumbing and roof- in; contractor in this city. For (if! teen years he had been in business with the present firm of Currie a Murnaghan, and previous to that was connected for some time with Messrs. Btahiey Shaw a Peardon. He had been) at work in St. Peter's Bay supervising the misting and cop- per work on the roof of the church, when he contracted the illness which brought about his death. i

He leaves to mourn. besides his widow and eight children, one bro- ther, Patrick Murncghan of this city and two sisters Mary, residing in Boston and Agnes. a teacher in Queen Square School. Of the child-

large congregation listened very at- - i ren, all are living at home except two, Patrick and iloseph who re- wnt1v°_‘y[_ __¢.>______ __ Plume side in Detroit. N_ H_ L‘ RESULTS ~————-

‘Do the bereaved relatives. the Guardian extends its sincere sym- pathy.

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RATEw-io. per word, net each insertion in tbiavcoiumn.

‘l-TOB/SALE-DELIVEBY SLEIGH. a bargain. “tiller Bros. Music (ore.

"Then sweeping ThfQugh me Amhirescued by the yawl which removed or Nighgfl foiiowed by morus “soft- William , Johnston. an oiler. last lly the Starlight." The sixth number night» The other 14 were taken i“

was a tenor solo “And 1.0 the Ang-jsault Bte- Marie by the we Gener- Harry Craswell and soprano solo ' "Fear Not For Behold I Bring You IGood Tidings." This was given alsenarto S And Maple llFio. Campbell. Number seven was a women's chorus entitled “Glory toi

Scoreless Draw quartette sung by Messrs. Crasweil, Jack McLeod, M. Mac- (clnadlgn Pfggg) ‘eight featured an alto solo "Hushcd game featured by mo“, hard chock. tai- lknizth the Gracious Sons." VOW lng and its consequent numerous Mllltm and mixed quariette well the Toronto Maple Lcflfii battled to who by Mrs- Leish Warren. Mrs. a scoreless draw at Arena Gardens McKinnon. The cantata closed with Hockey League fixture that went ten ,thc words "Amen, Lord Wt: Bless minutes overtime, ' The chorus work of the choir was well and vigorously done. and a

ei of the Lord," well sung by Mr. fli- -

good, energettic rendering by Miss To

God in the Highest," and male’

Kinnon and Wm. Bruce. Number‘, TQRQNTQ_ 011i," p“; 1i__1n a (effectively suns by Mrs. Jmnes Mec- penalties, the Ottawa. Senators and Allan Mutch. H. Craswcii and M. (m gnhndny night’ h, n Natiomil Thee." to music of "Adestc I-"idelesP, ___.._¢.._

General Store .

{Canadian Press) ' GUYSBORO, N. 8.. Dec. ll.—Thc Notional Hockey» results Sunday large genera] 3mm n; a and Q Jnst tit New York—ilangcrs 0; Ctmutl- was wmhy destroyed by n“, can“, “m” 2" M D°"'°“_ petrol‘ 1' this morning and considerable dam’- B°M°n 2' ‘age was caused to adjoining-build ings. The store was one of the most important in the town. carrying on ii large credit system. rmd had been conducted by the family for two generations. ‘

Funeral 0f . _, The Late Capt. = Murdock MacLeod

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YOU can make her dream come truefby beqomlng a Santa-Pal.

Has Made‘ Last Ring- Appearance

(Canadian Press)

CHICAGO, Dec. l0.— “Punch ‘em Paul" Bericnbach. who once ruled the light heavies is through.

In his dressing room last night, after he had been technically Delaney, Berlenbach was approached by an attendant who asked him for his gloves. '

"No," said Paul. "I'll keep these. I've made my last appearance in the ring racket. Beaten, groggy, wobbly, but still on his feet. stag- gering gamely forward, wide open into the rapier thrusts of Jack Delaney.

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Agreement Reached

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‘Garloatis 0f American Vegetables Being Dumped 0n The Montreal Market At Prices Quebec Cannot Compete With. .- Deputation Before Tariff Board.- Ap- plication Is. Made For Specific Duty 0n Imported Nursery Stock. ;

OTTAWA. Dec. tin-The worstBurrows. representing the; pppti. competition confronting Canadian cunts, observed that a change in on: nursery men comes from govern- itcm did not necessarily nullify n11.

In Dispute

(Special to the Guardian)

GENEVA, Dec. 10.-An agreement has been reached in principle on the Polish-Lithuanian dispute, En- riquc Villegas Chilean delegate to the Lcmzue of Nations declared to-i day. The Chileanb assertion was made at the conclusion of a secret lacssinn of the league council, which considered the dispute. Foreign Minister Zalcski of 90-‘ land said after the meeting that an accord had been reached in prin- ciple that both Lithuania and Poland should recognize that a state of peace exists between them. Bro- sent indications nrc that diplomatic relations will not be established at oncc. lt is thought that as rclu- tiorls between the two countries are so straight that it would prob- ably be hazardous to throw the boiinclorios open tsddcicniy, because of tho risk of clashes between the populations so long estranged.

gSpecial Musical [Program At Y.M.C.A.m

Last night. in the Y. M. C. A.‘ nearly 400 young folks enjoyed the first Sacred Concert oi‘ the 5811501), under thc direction of Prof. W. E. Fletcher eight special musical num< bcrs were rcndcrcci in a most illwfi- ing manner.

Tin- giiiging of the congregation was of a very high order and clic- ited much praise.

The following was the order oi the program:

Hymn- Onward Christian Boi- diers.

Hymn-"My Faith Thee."

Male Quartettc-"Remember Me. O Mighty One" G. E. Ritchie, Prof.‘ W. 'E. Fletcher, H. McPherson. Geo: Tweedie.

Solo- “Jerusalcm" Miss Lillian McKenzie. i

Hymn-Our Biest Rodeemer. 1

Solo-"The Plains of Peace" Mr. P. W. Small. '

ivlbted Quartcttc-Piiovc Not. the World." Mrs. W. E. Fletcher. Miss L. McKenzie, Mr. 0. E. Ritchie. Mr. A. R. Gillis. _

-"I Stand Amazed in the, Presence." i

Looks Up to

Solo-"Bcneath tho Cross." MrsJ W. E. Fletcher. Violin Selection-Attila; Thcllnn

Tced. ! Hymm-"My Faith Looks Up to Theo." ‘

Soio-flCrossing the Bur." Mr. Cl. E. Ritchie.

Duet-“Ivory Palaces." Nirs. Flet- cher and Miss McKenzie. ,

—Rescue the Permitting.

Benediction by W. E. Bentley.

At the close of the service Mr. Bentley in a few well chosen words thanked Prof. Matcher and all those, that so ably assisted him in puttingi on such a rcal musical treat. Mr. Bentley also told the audience how well pleased his lordship Bishop Taylor Smith had been with his meeting in the Y. M. C. A. last‘ week and with the quality oi‘ the; young folks who amended. I 1

_ Murdock MacLeod took nlwe from but. it will ilC added u) doy lly till)’ 5n. (rldra (6.) _ l n l 8 ‘mm-mm “mo- =-y-~<=== m" §':..'r;.i:=".°:...‘:;..““‘";.i":.':. i; i. t.) ‘womb. z?’ m“ at the house-was conducted by Rev. dny number you like, boys or 5:), Pfliddlfl (8.) Xil- Mflriflfii) (2.) . “ . ' ii- id Johnston, Isolated, ls Tfif girls, flizurn ‘out what cnch child 6.,‘ John (h) M. ilivlltiil (10.) j “MNONAL AND ‘own-y cords the musical portion of the _ oi tho given 0K0 would like, hlly 5|, 5.1m, (3,) 86. b lo (i2) . mm mum" “N. “M” ceremony by the choir of the Cent- tho-protionta and send them to lin: n2, n-lorennh m, (N). John (i0) i 2° hxerfnbln “an” non and) Christian Church. and. Mr. huartlian. Be sure the Dflokfliifi if 6;; Manon (m, , s7. iieiena (ti) i _ bert B. Mesaervey, who sang carefully laibeietl with the number 64 Thanh 5 88.Ar(hur (13) . Pfihllfl- ' _ l "Crossing the Bar." / oi’ ‘tho case for which itdilei intoudoti. 65‘ wane: ((1 i) its), Mann; (is) The pail bearers were: Senator As soon a5 the bun cs are rc- ‘ 4 ‘ 9t), Ralph t ) i i ‘ART! L 66. Prank (8.) . bmtgpc’ ‘fiuguiimfllizmu: Prowse, G. H. Hoibrook, H. M. Dav- delved the Guardian wiii attach n 6m Mary (m) Walter (2) m 5 m‘ u" '5' icon, Jaa. Keddy. VonClure Gay, completely addressed tag, atoretht, 68 The‘ (2 9.. Ruth (‘l0 mm.) ?" 55"" 55 555a l‘ “infill” Bruce Stewart. k F n. WE _ N ' gifts until Christmas Eve, and then‘ 69' E‘ men?“ ) ()3, Marjorie (10) i -oh Printory. , The. remains Weft! taken to at. i l mE sigmimmhgxng dehvc. not]... t 1 H) n m m; (i) J at llaizol g8) i Andrew's Church. Orwell. where a KR - ot tie cast. par oi tic o o . ' '~ _ tin. Err ( ) ‘m5 WANT GOOIIIIWWPII funeral service was conducted on h“; YEAR pQQR SaluwPala it. t.) imp make u... no. Zl- firmer"! (l) (m. Phyllis (t) i l0 to: H!‘ 100 l 86o: mlunday by Rev. Hammond Johnston f of “ftlrihy tiamos complete. Every ‘if Mlirlml‘? i5" M. Jimmy (3) , 35° 5W 555i 555 JIM uaisted by the Church Choir. A HAVE. Guardian redder known of sonic _7~l~ ilflilfimn“ (54 (It). Francis (2) . m.’ GIG-faith Of solo was Qung by Mrs. Gillie. A of‘ poor family wilorc tht-rc- would ho (r4. Vflliifii (i) (It), Shirloy (l) ‘ The pallbearers ilt this service _. y empty stockings on (Yllrlliinitlti, Iflilifi (L) won: Capt. George Gamble. Dick A tnorning. Solid tin» fliliiiFH, atltirva-l (h. imott Ml)- SOME sANTA PALS Dciziei, ll. Crosby, R. B. Mooney, soil, agctt anti sex oi tho children it). 7t. Janitor (6.) | dunxoddy. Roderick Mocnun. the elem members of the Bww- 78- Frflnr-i» (2.) . MPH. Henry Altkon; Mrs. A. A. " rémutns were interred in cid- I f - m). and other members will‘ 79. irlnqr (L) indrtleit; Mrs. A. n. Cook; Mrs. J. .1 plot in Orwell cemetery. ..: . take core of them. x0. Eddy‘ (8.) Burnett. ~

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ments. This was the statement of Obhefgj E. B. Luke, President of the Can- Pan] Fisher, representing the On- ndian Horticultural Council, at the tario Fruit Growers, clashed with resumed hearing of the application Mr. Darby and Mr. Doachman of for s. specific duty on imported nur- the Consumers league, when. m- Bel’? stock before tho Tariff Advis- fer-ring to the chaimiaxfs statement or! Board today. The Federal oov- that the board had waived inn-e eminent. 581d MP- Luke. had difi- letters and representations on this tributcd between five and six mii- subject that on any other. he char- lion seedlings throughout the north- actcrlzed such letter ns-"inspired." “'95! 185i. WM‘- "Evofyonc" he sold. H. Emery. of the Eastern Canada. “is competing with us in our own Fruit Jobbcrs and w. J. M"Co.rt of lines." The present ad vnlorcm duties m); gaml; DPgilIliZRilDn both sup- were too low. he contended. 1i the ported the application. increase sought were granted. said Computirigii from Amqricgn pm- Mr. Luke, the nurseryman would dilrers is one of the fammrs that is not charge the public more for the driving the market gardeners and product.‘ He would bc obit.- to pro- farmers of the province of (Quebec ducc more and thus scrvc tho inark- from the soil. declared M. Wattiez. ct better. representing the Quebec Vt-rzeinble Some discussion iiroso on iiit‘ oi- Grmvcrs. Mr. Watticz dN-iared that iect the imposition oi a sptrclii" (“b21110 situation umonw. Llic producers ty would have on the Frcnrll trad" oi int»: province “'21s critical and treaty. Front-c being a large import» would become more so unless tome or of IILLFSCYY stock. A. E. Darby of tictlon was’ taken to ameliorofe i‘ the Canadian council 01' Agriculture. M". Wntvicv. cited cases of - contended that any change would Q1‘ Ameiiriill voeetribles betnrv flow."- he n violation oi" that piict and ed on the Montreal market at - might result in its abrogntioit. L. A. prim with v-hidi tho Qwow- ---w- tlilCUi‘ could not hope to compete.

Death Prominent W adding IVIondav Halifax LHWYGI’ MONTRFR-ilt-DPT w -'(~~.-.-~*

‘w, .1 Min» int-poor; Imw rm» :-.-- “huruhnn fire“, 1'1" ni‘ "no Joni-t Alikiqi m i HALIFAX, Dcc. 1i.~\tVliiiiii1i Ai- 1101mm Ceniiflir" f?‘ v"*""""

cxanrlor Henry. K. (7.. hcwd of n '0 m" Dllk“ ‘if '\""' “w W‘ ‘a local iirln 0i lawyers and specialists “' "'1 _" '“ _“"“"*“' m W” m‘ _ in Admiralty and Mnrire Law. fl. 0V1" mm‘-‘""""' 7"" M“ ‘N __ fanlolls ititteloizltional. crirkeici" ni "mm “ml “mom “m be "w; h the 90's and prominent golfer. died Hm- ‘hmm ‘WEN " m" gxwn: hcrc today otter an illness oi some “r Rm?‘ PPTW“ ‘rock "my p months. Hc was. 64 years old and is Fndy. _°,""°°.“; DHW survived by his wife who was liiis-zmxdylfjl‘: “(hmnpme 0 e " Minna Troop of this city. {t son “"3 "

Hugh,‘ living in Toronto and n daughter Loin living at homo.

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. ._..,¢o>—---— (Special to the Guardian) BERLIN. Dec. i0.—'I'he Genrvgr- capital i5 to have a branch om.»- iof the Secretariat of the League u‘. (Nations it vras officially lmnouzu~ ed today. Bureaus of the kind a‘.