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tCanullian Yress) 3HANGHAI. April 9. —~ Famine conditions m the provinces of k

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____. lSdYfiSéllilfig in starvation of

' ' ousan s o persons. . __'_' ‘

Authorlty S 0 g h ti Girls ten years and older are ro-‘(Sevgn Hgld in Cagel Dew" G t S ___ ,____.___

,_ from Parhament ported being sold for $10 (Mexican); . , dr oes 0 ee, TTT“

1 to S i C 3'32; ilfiiisiléti" 31.12.1321 ztml c9161 Wealthy cm» Rear-Admiral cd-(ir; igiffcifllsi?‘ tli:i.""£.°.'..‘.'.'.$."'i;' tario and Quebec » a _ e ze _ al.1- be few buyers even at these figures, cago Ant-Q DCalCIJS; I lard at Gibraltar __lb§ar abundant fruit in the oratory _and Prop_ admn Shms Wlthm F- h ' D d‘ Disappearance. ‘ Shake Hands Eachlo um “mm erty Damage Twelve Mlle Limit. i 1S erlllflll POWHG ‘ l - ’ l B111"! “ti 11 lei ‘"1 ' . '

________ l I 1 wlSlleS Ollie!’ LllClf.‘ u l1. o ‘u, onn ,____ At 6 o'clock in the evening, thc d i GIBRALTAR’ Apr-n 9_ __ An mop Queen's County and Chariottctavgi reds 0f Tlimlflaii S “ll l T

tiipccial to the Guardian) CHICAGO, April 9. —— Confessions; . obtained by police today from throci

v - of the seven men arrested in con-l 2on1‘ ncction with the kidnapping of sens Thomas Gaynor, wealthy automo—‘ blic dealer and hotel owner, showed; i

. Near Yarmcuth

tl-‘rom our own (lorrcspondent)

OTTAWA. April 9.--Lcgislntl0l10l iaartlculai‘ interest to the Maritimes‘ is outlined in a bill introduced by the Hon. W. D. Euler in which ou~ (liority is taken to seize vessels of

tffanndlan Press) YARMOUTH. N. S.. April l) Au epic struggle between lcbstcrmcn and mountainous

CANADA,

rluvrluc FORM (and

Charlottetown Gunilla: IIQ 08C Ilornlu‘ Iilllll III

Gandhi.

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"FUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1928

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Wage Reduction» ll l ll T UN ABBIJUNT ill PHINE lillllllfi

Many Sections of On-

(Special to thc Guardian) _ NEW BEDFORD. Mass, April ti.‘ -A general i0 percent wage reduc-, lion, affecting virtually every mill‘, in this great textile centre, was an» pounced today by the New England Cotton Manufacturers. _ The reduc- tion. effective April l6, will affect approximately 30.000 operatives.

dent, striking in view of the recent ‘011111/9511111151 1013111191‘ court-martial of Captain Kfililifllli Pamms- 5111 dQWn- 115 11119515 01 T1111 ‘G_ B_ Dewar and Commandeg R“ M pGuardian. to a banquet served in Daniel in which Rear Admiral Bcl'-ide11l§11i1“1 5W1? 9f the Vlclmlil H0- ,nard St. G. Collard played a prom- i '

tc . linent part. took place in thc Bristol‘ Th“ 1111111"- ‘by thc presence

of Dollars.

(Canadian Press) Scverc floods in Ontario and Qlic- which was honored bec arc generally 511551131113 19d”

r , b t l“ lives have been lost and o Hon Prenuci ii 1W ‘or themuety of

1111i’ 11111101111111)’ “11111111 111% 11°1'1'1'-°\" cff Chcgoggin Point. near iicrc this lfllycwtgilgznzlnfrlillliélllsllélsligfiigactggfi morning ended in thc drowning of the gang had definite plans for ab- H t l _ m, _ _ CM I a v ii§‘;°i~\og?:opgi»a§%,-§$'£31 ufliotilffff. i Fufjtgmi §,”°.°{"’,f’,'}-§‘.°'§, géxfifigua” ‘lifiarxeAfiimirlzlllgilgixclulvas sitting [Saunders was presided over by Col, fears are expressed _ ‘ l ‘ ' ' m ms m 0 l I b ' ' ' ‘in thc lounge. ready to embark for D- A~ 11439151111011. D. S. 0.. who, on 011° 1111111 Wm’ ‘s 11115511";- The ve- ~ ‘behalf of The Guardian. welcomed 111115 are M“ wlmam Rumeflom ‘and her infant son, engulfed in the

is being extended.

The question of whether or not thc dominion had the right of seiz- urc outside the three mile limit has been a vexed one. In such territorial waters us the Buy of Chaicui‘ for hero-es 6f me tragedy‘ ‘ions

This information came from Wil-

panion, Lloyd Balu am. Georgie} llam Lcvials. idcniified by police as,

Outhouse who wont to thc rescue of , thc other two when thcir power l a gambler; farmer saloon keeper, boar chv-“ihvil Q11 11w lwiut were 1hr (and the "go-bctwecn“ in negotia- for Gaynors ransom of 51011-1

England an hour later, when a Vi: _ (itor entered. "Why. it's old Dewar. 1111c mnlfislallt-‘i 111111 111911‘ Pilfelllfil exclaimed the Reap Admiral jump- inlid voiced hlS appreciation Of all mg w his feet (‘that they had done to make it a Treme Roy and The former flalz captain of tl\e;$u°°l?$$~ _ d d ~ m c,“ were Rwa- in Royal Oak had come to bid Collard‘ A vole of thanks lo The Guardian mine c"): n inch ‘Q w“ We”; iwas moved by Mr Percy Pope who Que ec w -e g ' ' from a bridge.

swollen torrent of Bear Creek near North Bay, out. and

instance, a vessel engaged in rum ‘i.’ . -——-'~ —--—- loco running could stand off the coast‘ l - _ _ _ just outside thc three mile limit and’ , ‘ Admlssmns [mm three 01w“ ed up‘ f ‘wen nd both armors“, 5mm - o‘ - t nly tic Gaynor case. authority m a 5 '_ , '. ,__ ., . . . - 131/52‘; érggfibt Ifiylllfgilgei)’; TraiiS-Allliillllil 33m, bill several in Detroit. and eouverscd for some minutes in fixpifleefi lilo llplirevlativil 01 the lil- J, Robin, baggage mam was mired ' ' l. Three more members of thc ring» i1 111051 11101151.)’ 111111111111" 7111111113’ h“ .°u4g‘4“‘,““°“__°l 113° Malone“ mm‘ and R. Thivierge, express eseenger m,” be,“ Sought Chic; among them’, ,rose and shook hands. "So 10111;. ($91,525? frtigxgglci; 111d c129 515% disappeared when the locomotive warm Y-i c 11°11‘ ° 1 and baggage cars of the n vyouih of the country. The motion NatjonabMouu-ea), Quebec “up;

to seizure.

A provision of the legislation gives. the Government the right to seizc Canadian vessels engaged in smug- gling anywhere within the i2 miles limit. This is an extension to the powers of the Dominion to seize vessels of Canadian registry when ncsday morning an offence against Canadian lawhas whom Service bee“ °°1111111l1°¢1~ , Toronto citizens

In this connection the argument pglnts as pal-is, Brugsel 11115 bee“ “dvllllclld 111111 5111111511111 Rotterdam, The Hague. Amsterdam. summer cottage at a silbtlrbtm rc-

vcssel was liable

Phone Service For _ Toronto Citizensl$1113."i.$°I?.i§§§..§Z€g¥fiL‘Rfiiflif.

le of desperate character. heavily armed and carrying a supply of] TORDNTD, Ont., April 9,—~Wed~,dyilamitc, police are told. Dctcctlv"

trons-Atlantic tcl- searching for them are will bc available to machine guns. i to such European‘, Gaynor. captured s, Antwerp. was rescued by police in a

(Special to thc Guardian)

, last Sundayw

small ancc in England. ‘ four on ill-hall‘ I)

(lanudian ari gallery gets its first Sargent realistic portrait of 111111911 with": famous John Singer

3 Gallery by an umiumcd don iciun in 1904 on the occasion of

Joachim, t Sargent, has been

thc 60th anniversary of his first. appear-i

he The presentation was nuulc by the ltt. lion. A. J. B' - Came 3mm‘ London m} , , f ‘he musiclan.“ Diem“ illlnphl» yesterday says. Commander (and a

‘old man." said Collard “Good luck," replied Dewar. ', Later Conlmandcr Daniel calicci W’ lat the hotel to say good-bye to thc .W

rolled into the St. Francis river at h o Y

as seconded by Mr. R. H. Rogers, ho was glad to see in these con-‘Drulnmcndvlpc bfgaking tin-q

A '°‘“‘"‘“*"'~"zueal-nxooiiraltnur Collard had 1m. llests a means of stirring uo intcrqnooo weakened trestle. Robin's

Mime“ "y lhelDiiiilCl wrote a note to be forwarded @513 l!) iiilbllt! Speaking-win Hrtjwas found today. to me flgavuAdnflraL which had been unjustly neglected‘ Many other persons had narrow

TORONTO, April a. _ A special (in the past. _ death as floods roiled Mail and drawing out of thc latent powers ovcr large parts of the easteml-own- bilitics which arc in every cnefships of Quebec. the Montreal DM- ilienworthy, the leading labor mom-wind ilothing could better subscrdc, F161. U10 Qilflwil Viilllliy- D1111 015011- bcr of parliament, with a naval rcc-lthis end than the art of pubualrhl Ontario. the North Bay district

‘and Sault Ste. Marie. Probably the

painting. he celebrntcd violinist, presented to the Toronto Art or. The canvas was presented to the. mo»,

vessels were sublect to seizure by Dusseldorf. . Cologne. Frankfortfvscrt. Crystal Lake, 40 milcs north- Beriin, Bremcn.,Hv~111- west of hcrc yesterday. He told

the Canadian government anywhere Mannheim, for cause. As is well known the Un- burg. Gothenborg and Stockholm, Igv-ucscnyc 11,119 of me torrors h “M1 SW1“ clam“ 111° 1111111 11111111" T1115 5011/1911 l5 19911115 11111113111111?“ suffered, from blindness and lhrcol .

151111111011 01/111‘ ‘111551115 111/1118 1110 Am- just thirteen years after thc first“); dmm waited across the M his home

01 1116 human voice was under lllt‘

today’.

Canatlialvl-init Alliedtwclnelrs Track A1i(ll8'é‘..'......o..- -T0 English Regiment-

wili demand reinstatement of speaking, .

Dame; and Captain, most damage was done in tho east- (Dcwar. court-martiailod for their (‘llnrlvtlbtflwli Ill-Strivi- '°.m mwmhips when’ the 1°55 ma" ‘idispuic with Admiral Collard, when In the evening, the Charlottetown 51°11“! by the 11111111!’ waters 15 e3‘ ions meets aftcr District Contest was held under u.o‘i“1°d w mmm" m 1111mm“ "l

thousands of dollars, though n0

.lhe House of Comn _ ,lll0 Easter recess. patronage of Hon. Premier Saund- general esmnme of the ‘ma! dam;

Field Meet

cricun flag in any corner globe. and of course the same inter- Atlantic, which occurred in l5. ca“. o; physicians and a polio;- national right would apply t0 Clm- when Bcli telephone enginccrrawho guard he Said; “This p; as happy (spcvfiai to the Guardian) _ “d” “m1 “elmmly “mm m“ 111111 bee“ 1151mm“ 1°‘ m°“l“s"°“‘ an Easier as anyone cVCi‘ could wish ‘rononro. Ont. April o. _- no (Cuiuuliatn Press) els- who liresided must cenably ov- age is w, avamble lWElV°1111l°11111lt~ the Eiffel tower in Paris. first suc- for“ ' gracious consent of His Majesty. C 1 e1 ‘he plweed-mgs‘ _ . Quyon and Richmond Que and V Sentiment ls rapidly crystallizing cecded in their mission. For a thrcc-fl .1'.hc coumy Grand JUN Wm mop; The King, thc Queens. Iiaugci-s, 1st SAINT JOHN, N, B“ ppm 9, ~44 1 O u a Eleven contestants delivered their North Bay and Pembfike "om" in favor of a showdown in respect minute conversation from Paristhrvt ohpow whefi Gaynm; “um; hi; Amer-wan regiment m“, m3 Uqdssllw-I-hc Pdumime womenls track and, , - speeches, and those selected as win-were particularly “fluted 01 1110 5t. l-(liwfcllcfi waterways both charges are in the neighborhood of omdm n‘ raven“ w,“ 8e uvfblmr Canadian militin- unit, has lifiColiiltilitlzl mecl. will bc held here about 11°15 We"? ‘isowcr services were put out of busi- on the luort of those favoring Intcr- $50. icqnl on p“ Hallow m“. “uqskh allied to the Queen's. Royal Westiwe middle C; Jun“ it; “.35 an.‘ _,__,_ ist, Willard Picketts. Prince ofmess hy the mm swollen mum“ nationalization and those who fav- P“: tttettgitorney §a~“,',‘hc 505m Surrey Rccimcut knovm c“; the 2nd ioiiiicctl here loduy by Miss Marion (Canadian Press) W111“ (7011989- ‘and train services were in or development by private enter- _<--_----- - ‘m it Wm be aqkéd‘ my me mm" Regiment of the line, being seculuj gelding‘ Dominion miesideflt of w 1 NEW YORK Any“ 9 _ 001mm 2nd, Howard gunmin, Prince of by washed 0m trackage swim" misc‘ v ' ii ' wifiizllilzllls ln the Plot: m Sm1""11i' 111 111° 31111511 1111113? \. F. of C. June 16 or June 23 hay: ‘ bio. Unlvc-rsltév has lannounccd ' wales College" .111“ 1191111191" 111 "16 W0 9101718025 The Montrem Queue which be fought out 0'“ “gum Us W5 I "Kidnaillbing for ransom is pnn- H" 1' {*'>"‘" " )C(‘ll silfll-Ifistcd as bosfiible. dates. nvocpins; lldvonces in salaries of 3111- Malgflreb camPbellr mchiil-llve Place w heavy rains on Sat- ' Vhc mcct will he rarelmii.~lary' to thc teachers and administrative officers 10111 511111119 scllofllw ilirduy followed by colder weather The vote of thanks was moved byandlgoles and blizzards. The north

slon. unless thc government can _ _ 4 __ that the “fact that private interests sldetruck it in some way. There is, lsliablc by death in Illinois unric. arc ilreparcd to proceed with the deu one member remarked. "some tiling o. statute enacted in 190i . he anvil. vclopmcni, iii the st, Luwrgmg; (uybchlnd all this respecting which the "This case is certainly one to n10.1- llotli power and navigation purpgg- public is in the dark.“ the severest punishment.

if.‘.."§3‘°‘.if.;'°'i?.l'i.‘.~.i§.(Ziéfiiiiili g PRillllltlllilN DECIDED SUQCESS

standing is disturbing to some of thc promoters of internationalization". and in that 1t has special reference “Patsy Makes A Splash”, Three Act Comedy Drama. Presented Last Night Before. Capacity Audience.

to the Toronto Globe which thinks that more information should be available. That denotes early warfare in parliament when certain legislation A capacity audlcncc overflowing docs for thc success 0f an with appreciation and enthusiasm taking- ‘ccicd thc annual Easter prcscntn-l Every _ lion. this year. "Palsy liinkcs amicnt nccds color and blending to Splash," in fiid of the Charlottc-iadd to its luster. and last nights

in behalf of private interests is bo-

mg discussed. The Gazette conclud- town Hospital and under thc dlrec-;piay was no Qhufliltillll l" 1111! 111111 the specialties between thc

(‘S1 tion of Miss Barbara MacNeill. Wlllhlflfi acts, both vocal and instrumental

_ "There is not much danger. there- llivc. in thc operations of responsib- r citioncd nccds no in- “ mm be m‘ tlvcntrc goers were of such a high class nature‘ ' of thc

lovers of hlgluthot encorcs Whit! 1110 0K1“

seems to be in thc know remarks

ility nor is there much danger to be: apprehended in connection with thc effect. upon Ontario of any dcvclop~ lncnt which may take plncc in thc Quebec sections of thc river. The provinces of Ontario and Quebec llittVQ established the friendliest rc- n ions n respect of water polycr dcvcloplnent, and thcyihuve taken common ground in thc defence of provincial rights us against en- vrczichmcnts by thc federal govern- ment. it is because of their resolute l1°l111°11°11 1° 1W“ attitude in this regard that the mid in crucial i111 ililcstlon of jurisdiction has been re-‘class entertainment either vocal 0l1nl8l1l~ ‘ _ “my fcrrcd to the Supreme Court of elotutlonary. Tiic play last night, inl The following was icn l . Canada. There is not the slightest cntatioxi and 1101115111111 1101. rcnson to suspect or suggest that KS 810M Drill-W 1111” 111° thc basis of mutual goodwill upon entire cast but rcflccis most credlt-. which the question of power dcvci- gbiy on me nbility o: "Patsy," (Miss cpmcnt now rests as between the MacNcilll as n dlrcctorcss of thc 1W0 provinces is going to be disturb- firs; “\g,g|_\\(,ud(‘ . C ("d by the future exorcise of such The production in itself was a "Ellis by either one of these prov- gcm a very pretty lovc story intcr/ lnccs. The real danger lies in thc m-"fyed M“, (“gt (ynough comedy council chamber (it Ottawa. nnd thc dg m,“ to mid y,» lame nud- Globe's complaint might well be di- f“ P,“ ,‘ m, opml,.ggcone m thc l-ccted there. Parliament has some 83mm the mu‘ o: m0 “Hum

y under-

procluction or

i“ “ms BETWEEN ACTS i AND 2.

only lacspca

Solo-Mr. Ben Acorn. Accoinpnnist-Miss Roberta Spen-

er.

Violin Solo dz Prologue. The Ros- nry-Mr. Ben Wagner. Accompanist——Miss Roberta Spcn~ Gill‘.

BETWVPIEN ACTS 2 AND 3

Mr. Robert Annie Lnurle~Traditional.

Highland Fling -— Miss MacDonald.

ACCDIIIDZIHlSYr-MYS. MacDonald.

lain more. but. froln the Govern- ment, as to what is going on be- lvwccn Ottawa and Washington it can get nothing. Canada has ilttlc 10 fear fro_m her own industrialists operating under the laws of the Do- mlnion and the Provinces, but an international treaty is a very differ- cnt thing."

There seems to be every prospect that thc issue of last year raised by thc Slftons. application for the con- struction of the Georgian Bay Canal "Willi/in: certain power rights, will

*~+‘o++0-o+o-oon+o»»“4 Condensed Specials

NATL-to. oer word, not snub innortlou in thin column.

conlposition as thc story 111 1111111111" cd from act to act, would only spoil [or thdsc who may read this and intending to go tonight, an cntcr-V talnment of such a calibre that‘ ranks visibly among 111C 11111111)’ D11», dugtions staged in this city. As ls mentioned above, thc lead» ing role is taken by Barbara Mac- Neilhas "Patsy? This character. although difficult and flllcd with,‘ many and varied situations seemed to be quite in keeping with the ver- satile and clover ytllilfl ltldY-

John Cameron. pllwlnl! opposite, Miss MacNelll easily lived up to his, {puny pasktl succaics on the onm-‘Howmt our spea n! B 1% was everything to his ease of manner and ta

BETWEEN SCENES 3RD ACT

Reading -- Extract from Tarkington's "Seventeen", Mary Stevenson.

CAST 0F (ZIIARACTERS

(in order of which they speak)

be desired, ondi Dom“

or ‘.Iim-' eron.

o+00-0-o0-‘:“‘.‘ wt >¢*** and every line of the parr. “'_"'"“""‘“"""""_‘—“’ my Wescott" made for him an even Joseph IYDU WANT GOOD ENVELOPEB. Bream. “umer o: friends and ad-‘neen, . -—Miss Barbara Mac

mirers in the rank and file of’ iov-g

era of local dmmatics.‘ ,- With reference to the other char-

Prlcan 50 for lilo; 100 for 85c", Pgtgy 5mm clli

250 for 55c: 500 for $1.00; 1,000 for 81.05. Poltmld. dual-ciao

mi lob Print y, P110110 I

l.

Taylor Won Tell . Mile Road Race

information regarding the proposals

'. in the last. Mr. Robert Mcsscrvcy-“Thc Sail-

or lmvate interests" And ‘l’ can Db‘ To relate in dctuil i110 1119111“ °" or‘s Gravc-—Slr Arthur Sullivan. Messcrvcy Encore ~-

Muriel‘ l AND 3 0F‘

Booth _ Mlssf

Charlie Benton -' Mr. Clarence

31‘ elmuutm‘. ftonio'Go.llowa.y-—-Miss Helen Muc<

Marjie ReussleP-Miss Iphegenie. a

(‘zuxalliun Press)

( if ALIF

Job had trials. but lit‘ liCVPl‘ lo makc scvcn more payments: on :1 "(or (hat lost an nrgluucnt (viiii a lOCmllOtlVf‘.

About thc only lhlni: that. comes rmrormm- to a mun who waits is vvliiskcrs.

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New York Dresses

Shipped By Air‘, m

(Special to C-ilnriliait) TORONTO, Ont ,. Apr. E1---'I‘hc firs

f‘illi'|ll‘l(‘l‘f)if‘il SlllillllPill by air to 'l"ov~ Cl av] u & _ ._ :11 Loasidc nlv- 1 H’ C um‘- 1"‘

onto is duo fit 4 p. m

X. N. S., April S). ~-- Billy 'I‘ayloi‘ o Sydney Mines. N, 3,. homl: cf Johnny Miles of Boston Mora- tlicn illiiit‘, plodcled homo to victor.‘ ‘uric tonight in a special Lcn llllli‘. from] race from Bcdford lo Halifax. ‘staged by local sportsmen tcraid Ll tenln of ton marathoncvs from Nova Scotia to thc scene of thc Boston Marathon at the Hub on April ti). Taylor lead from the start. {-5}- '—-~-

tVQIiK‘

,1 Hang,“ m, June 30 and July 2_ Ills Honour Chief Justice Maihlo- country is blanketed wit]; snow and

.on. who said that thc high stand-‘it was the blizzard combined with arzi of oratory displayed by theselthe unusual height of Bear Creek members of the younger gcneratioruthat caused the death of Mrs. was a rcvclatlon to him. He teitRlltbcrford and her baby who that when thc time came for those dlflwlicd while her husband made of the elder generation to lay down 111mm efforts to reach her as she

hut

PRINCE COUNTY

a‘

Dominion Championship in keeping with its policy of pro- tecting “the dignity and freedom of the academic caret-r.“ ~ the sword. they need have no fear hem 111° 111111111 0W1‘ he!‘ head. for the future of the country, for it , ‘ ‘ '__**_—*~ ldb.~f'thld;fl ' ggyrus 1mg Sgalrls ‘gs tifesgn s O suc‘ The motion was seconded by Rev. _ _ '—T"'—*-'—-"_ J. J. Maclntyrc, who spoke of thc Capaclty Audiences m Summerslde, Charlottetown various contests, as boxing, wrests . ' ~ - »_ ling. and swimming, which had bc- (Canadian Press) alld Mo" tague hear smemhd $P°F°h°$ Del“ come somuch the vogue of late. But MONTREAL, April 9. ~ Presid- el ed by Youthful Orators at Dlstrlct Contests. the oratorical contest was the best out Frank Calder of the National Winners are: Queens County -— 1st, Edison °1 111"“ 11“- 1'1° 11°F“ "m 11 “’°“1‘1 “°'~'k°~" 1—°**811° 1mm announced smith 2| d ‘ b | B 3 d A M become an annual cvent._for it was that doc Miller, former New Yori: \ 1 1 1 5o 9 row“) r v_ el1931§ ac‘ a powerful. agency in bringing out Amcrlcan goalie, would replace thc Donald; Chm'lottetown—1 st, Willard Plcketts, "gfltiilhfrlllggrjlglllgms “"1111 1" 1111‘1;§;118‘§1X\h1:i1{nil1i the Rehab _ ~ _ \ . - r - .- -cx a n e 2nd. i-iowal d Buntaln, 3rd, Margaret Campbell, I Tm, Contcst’ as we“ as ma, new m? Stank’: Cm, 56mm glgmiga Prince County - 1st, Arthur O‘MalleYv 2nd» Y,‘ “Bi “fill? 61% broadtéflgéyll)?‘ SCHOlISlY imured in Saturday night's William C. Ross, 3rd, Dora Denny: King's ‘° S“ ° “mm” '.§i;‘;‘;§,,,2§“15;*;n“;$ciggggedegdg; l County-let, Penelope Martin, 2nd, J. D. Mar— with his leii eve. ' 1 tin‘ 3rd‘ L‘ George Dewar" SUMMERSXDE. 9.3.1.. April 9.4 y intcrcsl displayed in thc have received in lilVTDllililig luY- thc gircfiegznzllfig. ‘ District Oratoricnl Contests, which contests will cvcr bc of "ualuc i0 I110“ pl-Hisewomw undertakings Lilli”..l‘"tl..£;£.1ll‘ §:;:;:.::‘:."...i;“:f.(;rkw m “".“::<"';':1 o C‘ - E . A , .!. . mmea most 11 e11 L1 "1 "o-"t 31m“ newspaper were the opfinions of thc The prizes “m m up dlsiljctyucigcs and prolnincnt pepsohs’ ic- S . gm lig the Prince County division g ’ of the Canadian oratoricai contest