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Kentviile Wildcats defeated the
n0Ni[;0lN_ Mm-ch\5_ _ The fund, _Halifax Crescents here last night , (Special to "the Guardian)
opened by the Lord Mayor of L00. _ _ ‘in the first game of a home and BERLIIN, March 5. - The Ger. don for elief of the families of _honhe series for the Nova Scotia msn post office department has op.
- ‘ nv cy championship by s score . ened negotiations with British au-
0f 16 000 day r h li li t l th nd ' tliessélfioliwilirrs piggglddatgillziitgi --K thonuegtfifruie °"°“”’°“ '° 6°"
can e a ou il X - 'ousa _ , -msllyo ' ew reloss trans Atlantic
_ ’ Dcunds. The King sent one hundred S0 Says Captaln F. T. 0,, Tuesday night March Sm _ _C__hg_,3;g_;V__t`? th.; quglgilan) _ telephone serivice recently inausur.
Northern TYOUPS Dollnds and the queen fifty pounds. _ ' ' 0 “'t Aff ca'
- ‘ rate. 'He ls reported as having
_ _ pilot. ’I‘\\e history of uir crasllcs lui ijgggmed good health and Wm take
lieu on the SilnughaiNanking rail of course, a long and painiu-l onc,l , __ _ up ms dm,” ,immediately on his way, between Shallilhni and the but they have often un interesting rethm
lake. Tile Cantonese sought to ‘cut ' and even an- amusing, side to illeln_ ` rail communications -between the ryhe very earliest aeroplane criish‘ _---¢o->_-- North China army. 'at SllallKi18i es were due i-lonleiilnee to detective
gmdtlinliiuking’ which is the Nukes; lnuclllnes, but llloro oftell to defect- N H U ' sou use, - , . .
_rSilanghui’s poaiti-on became more HAUFFAX N ,S Much _ iiilca pilkl‘Ito¢`i`fet(ill;Lpli(1;lt. Allliitlltiil l-,oillii iilecanous liwmg W action of Gen. ,Wanderers will- re iresent Halifax H1011 D080! ‘if i-he Past “'11” iii" ' --
to have reflised to acce t the lead- W0 W "°"hi"`g wi" °Yer Cmscents- hole in me air mm which u imp ershh) of ships succehsgn Mhrhhhl last night, taking the_ round two chihe fell, thus iosin_-g_control oi i_i. Chang ,Chuang Chh_hg_ and to have one having suffered defeat at the se-ll and crashing. 'Ibis fantastic gathered “,000 "ohhh about _him hands of the Half Moonors, _Wed- idea, was long ago exploded, but it with the intention of joining the “Bday evening, one nothing- -i`0tHi astonishes me that many people Cantonese. Li was in t_he vicinity 50815 mum °“ tim muild “iid th“_E still speak Of air-pockets." Capt. Of Woosung, a few miles north of the Wi’/i1d°i`ei`B *"9 the intermedi' Courtney says. Shanghai, whence he could attack “ie 0i1i1mIJi0iiB Of thi” City' "Tho present form of air cmsll is
S., ,,,.‘,,,,.._,..,,,,,,_.',_, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,, ..,......ll...1. ml. hy .,...,.., 0. i .i.....l.t ll... ill... wi.-1.; .ot -f, ose an xoltlng Finishes Featured Six in we -Dv---1-ed by - so-<1 at-
i Cla.ss'e’s of Fast Horse Racing on the
New Speedway on Saturday. Fordson Tractor makes Complete Job of Clear- ing the Track._ Sa`.turday’s Winners
Chang and Shanghai from the rear.
due almost illvuria-bly to llllfolseell
The Iiiigilt Ol' 'Ci\i1iIE’s li-i`mY 11'! I ‘ clrulmstances which nligill occur
Sélahdhisnf was dnnssrsus. They nl- Wanamaker onbriny railway line or with any r v ° ' »
Y Filllliil’ WGTB Clit Off fi‘0m tor ‘ar. In fact, anybody with ex-
their ‘main army, which is at Nan- mill of both aero ilanes and
RIDE. and the Cantonese moved for- ward in an effort -'lo make the isol
pe ence i motor cycles will agree that illc
anon complem ' _ ' ' ' 'NEW YURK, March 5. _ 'l‘lle motor c'/cle is by l'ar il\le_llll_li-it dan-
Evenilig Post says that ‘Rod-mon gerons craft."
Whllomilker, NSW Y0l'i<. and Phil- lFire ill the air has been almost Hdsipilis merchant- will fi“““°” completely s1i">i\1ai°<i» “"0 ii "Sk ‘Ji satnldn was ii reall orfect ish l i ll
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F , , _ the proposed New York to Phrh,,__ts occurrmg ____ pmbubly ws” than ___ y __ Y li _ nger _carry ng o rea
f ih ectators who throng i h h i d inning b large
538:; or Lieutenant Cymmander the i`iSi¢ Of il ffiiiiiiiy Uoiiisimi- (edyth(;r \’i;o;i~ri’n .Park Speedway toi mlaiigins 310321' Dvon will nyiake it
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` ' ~ ' “"1 Byrd' 'NWN' 'I °i° mer’ When it does occur, however, it iS,wiilless the matinee races. In thc; interesting for any of the trotters
next June' The cost Wm pmmably u. very terrible matter owing to til0_mol~niilg it looked ns though it, is our guess.
°’° ’15°'°°°~ mot that tho high _-peed ihrollilllpi-olllfi he imiioasiiile to hola ine; col.1' mics. This brought to-
‘ (Special to The Guardian) Trinity United Ch`urCh mie uirbaiuit?-itil); >tleci,’fel;ltr-'lmui petrol idle(/egatiigeiilille ieztnilgelpl [\:\i)i‘tl£ires(hci}viv‘ii§\'£iilhel:e “gghiiiiiiélieerreztlndtllliifviiiieLtlie LONDON, MHP- 5--The f0i‘ciSll W th 8 0 I I inst tile effects of However the big Fordson snow'previous race Devilset \von This
Secretary, -Sir Austen Chamberlain, Pmcautmns agl? 0 th .md ing il-actor starting ut ten o'cl-ock had time Wonthyset equipped with more llcwmpilllied by his wife and sever- Th? outstanding event of msticmshes me wfi lwllr killelil the lhc course cleared by half past weight in front could out~trot Dev- f1'|F0l'9iSll O-ffice secretaries left for Heekts a§[tivitiE;S|“;;B|?le le$u,I{;.,i:'Mauy nf min?l;,(.“::,;;1:,na¢i`,r ‘wang of twelve. 'The work done was really ilset and w-on the race. .Paris today ell ,lolita to Geneva for d,faref,hhi‘;morhx:', thu O2 k ef th 'num' fiom co L ` - lh, , Eh .l'cnlal°kallle as anyone who cares to CLASS C. TROT. Only two of
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March 5 -A terrific cyclone which
~ » _i _' States. Under th ed -
Leaves' ln Pre' Opened a. fundhas received in one A . t iz) I _ `:;rr"f§la"h° ,Kat °¢;’“",°' M‘“i“3"'°' rsnseinent the lnegaagleilwiietweseil
rious Position dsy one thousand pounds. s large S3-IIIS 0 D11 21 1’ Lord Terrlng-13011 ‘have relish soilinitfy is “Portia t° Germany and the United sta-tes
ca I D pN<)lpoiuon 0! which is in awnings F e 3 1' S -- F ll fl n y wireless messages ei-iexiivedpr lit:-E would pass thmugh I‘°nd°”'
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t n BX Deuces Crashes mviy h_yT way of Mauritius. The‘M k . K.
M,-"ch ,5_ _ Sou-th Ch. P t t » devamoatedanlatave is described as
struck hard against the H1989 ro es m L0N,D0,N_ March 5_ __ Bhhhrhhh IUONIDOLQX March , _ A _ I . of the north today. The Can- - . . _ d_ P cy ,Cohn was crowded whh ,meh message to 'L10 hs ,°' ww re es” In ““li°“3ii“i`- 0"-“Ck Wi'-ii 50»' (cam "" "ni ionables today to hear 'tile pu-blic er General Dughesnltsomby Sirigyeaxgf --
ops, moving forward in three _ . -l ti I , '
is dsvslppins rapidly sn _' d, LONDPN’ Mar' 5' The ‘f‘,°‘T.r iiiiiniiiinrailrilrsofo allirliiearrrgiihilsnefitosnn -gmliiLl~°§ and l dated yemmy' mm? iii W 1? Hamm) “heh of Lake Taihu h large (Special to the Guar an) of aviat on is very _cons tel.lly_hd H _ _ y . _ terr fic cyclone com- _ - . arch . - Rt. Hon.
wmer whose eastém shore ,D0N|D0N_. March h__ _ G,.eh¢__hanh|chhhed hy the hw, ,hm ,hehe l _e il te adjournment. 'He is re- pletely wrecked Tamamve to-wh W. L. Mackenzie King is expected 15 ,,,,,,,,, due Wes, of Britain will not reply to the chin-:is something so dramatically hor- I'°,‘r§;*_;i§?t_i>¢;__{n itch- _ __ __ d the harbor, 'rho damages are over bask in the capital on‘M°nday.Mr. ,, The lake is _“hom 30 ese ‘protest against occupation _gy ,-|018 about h ,hhd aeroplane hmhhh mce_ved ac_e__;‘;:_e_rye;‘r(l:;ln¢lT;_r__:lg_ ;_;,_0g0,_()s0i)C f_r_ancs ($400,000)_ The_,£€_g| who hai; been ind.isix;sed §<_>l. iclls Mid 25 Wiiio ll-t its b\‘0hd. glrnjlfh 220095 off fhrriftryhexfghhl mi" fi" ’“°"9 ""e""i"“` is dmw" ton- offering to come to London if Amanda unad nillie ?aEi'li Anne mild ment:-ymaneir digiilirrthisglitxfl fijtitlieg
Whig), lies www-d me 9 0"" “Vie” 0 9 ei to tile dtmgelous side of aviation £20 WM gpm for mwem__ X en_ En __ ng vesses _ _ _ .
settlement at Shanghai. British mah to the great and vuhmhlh _ g e p za etii and Berisky are h wth] eect on campaigning and imperial
guards of the Cantonese United Pre” iemned i" niiulnrlm' work uilfely accoinplisliell, writes hes' 1085' LMS 0! me is expected-" “inference Work 1°" 'two week”
army reached (Wu Kong in their UW’ ‘iiiurters wday* Capt. F. T. -Courtney, tlllllolls iest.i-- - - “F0 f°i’AtiBlltic City to rest andre-
, Don, Worthyset,
' Allie. `
iile.meeting of the League or Na- Uhyited Chigoli of CitlltyiarntnlivlngiSglgigiignfiuliiglgetheniivahAvga? imhh luke lt look at the banks of snow the irotters showed up for this lions C cil --
oun . The party expected t _ . . can see. The llorsenleil and spectat- class, na-mely, Dr. Setzer and Harry
to travel from Paris to Geneva to- iirxsigrgggx-“em prggeisgagghe my ma; °’°“S crashes "Sled 2;) ihuyichhihi' urs are much indebted to Mr. Greg. Todd. In the first heat the Doctor night on -tile same train as M. Bri- magnitude of this ohm-ch'g effoi-ig' pmiciiiariy °“ _tie cM3l'eLi"whs meh' ory, Manager of Universal Motors, was unsteady and Harry trot-ted hh0_ the “ahhh foreign mmlsten to- overtake the great task ww One llay it }§u_ss ah _ the _Hound -Limited, for thc use of the tractor right through, winning easily. In
fronting it both withm the domin. 10 dive Sm* git “.0 _ W and io his men for their excellent the second heat and third heat the
, Were Colorado Mac, The Yank, Dapper
Dr. Setzer and The
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tendance. The subject of Rev. M. Scott Fulton's sermon was “Whatl God is Like"-The text was part* of verse 25, chapter 40 of Isaiah “To whom then shall ye liken me?" In directing attention to this question the enquiring mind is pictured as having many tiiffer- ent conceptions of what God is and what God is like-The extensive enumeration of the attributes of God as contained in the chapter re- ferred and throughout the Bible and also secular history and the comments made in explanation of them were such as in commend close attention. The value of the exposition of the theme deserves a full report of the sermon.
The musical part of the service
was exceptionally fine. Mr. Elmer Farneil sang very effectually The Holy City. Zion Church ever"looks forward to a visitation from M1' Farnell whose full sweet voice has a charm of its own". The Zion ,male quartette gave a splendid rendition of “Sweet the Moments."
The evening service was except-
,ionally interesting. Before one of the largest con re ations seen in
fee . e » .
1 0 _hh Ch 1 U from 1ii>0\1t W0 h““‘ii“e‘i _ work. It was a little .after two o- lDoctor was on the trot all the wal piiiiiuiilxiltiohyohitg otileilonportilolis ‘tiki wallkoll slowly “P “i m“b;"““” _Et clock when the first race was pui ‘und best. Harry Todd in close fin-
'the Empire, and foreign lands. wreckage, when 0 ‘“i`~i< ‘ie “ ' led off, the delay being due to some ishes.
About 100 exneiient views were form emerged. lished it kodilk “Om of thc horsemen being undel the CLASS E. TROT. The Allie,
R al C ` thrown upon the screen, illustrat- its -pocket, took n ph0t05l‘8I?_il Of the impression that there would be no lEverready. and Dillon C., were the
oy ing various phases of the work. wreck, muttered something lliiclli l-aces. istarters, The Allie proved to have
their way to Government ` House Christ iw is 110119 Of His.” The me °“ th°,,5"°““d 8' “mg way G _ Major S. went to* the front and through it mile and ahalf of decor- anthem-Bennett's “God is it 'the Weds' Capt C°“""ey com? lllaintailled the lead about three
orderly crowds. The will the choir attempted to start the engine "Y ishlng veiyiast inthe second heat, and balconies or the iiuildingsi ln the evening Rev Dr Ramsay swinsinn the sfspclief ilinlseif U" colorado -use had about the same ctsss A. P/ics the route were packed with delivered an impressive discourse fortunately. iw left the throttle flli ,idmlllrage on ‘Vlajol S the heat eil-Kel' to see the royaiion “Going to our -Father" from tlle_iy 0‘li'¢\l~ Tile Biigilie. 01 000190 Simi' was \ery close but the decisionI»Colol~ado Mac ('M¢iiliYi°€)
. _ _ well kl_i__o_yvn parn_ble og the prodigal ell _:it tual po\y_ol;, had ,b_Tfr_l_re __;l;<_r g_,,mg hi., _C0_;9i_-mos iii/inc, 1_0 :he ,Major S., ('MaoK-innon) -~.-------_.._. son.. e serv ce o pra se wasipup cou rl rus o B D 0 H - ilird ea- . uori . was ead ng
***°* +40” marked by ills first pnblio rendit-‘ the machine had started to run silglltli- until about fifteen yards Cond d S I I |i0n of Prof W E Fletcher’s beall-i along the gound In an attempt t0 lrcln tile wire when he made n
EIISC P60 a 5 tlful new anthem “Who Fathomsi C °
.sto it, he seized the tip of the break and Colorado Mac won. The
RATE.--40. per word. not till! Etsrllill 'i`h0llKilt?” This 'fins win; with the result that -tile mn- owner of Colorado Mac is Dr.
each insertion inthll column, composition, which is dedicated towhhm waht rhhhd in ever widening Holm, iviciiiiyi-¢_ 3 very Dopuim-
Rev(-_ Di; IP-hnlsillykilses h‘ii9,ch.c|eh_ gohlg mater with the poor ilorseman. whom it is ii pleasure to
I I . ' . W 0 er
Oi' B A 9 l10W¥i °‘ , eh 1 1 the have ill the sport and owning such
WANTED FOR V0ti0lil1i Iiilemi mM°i°dY and har' $ianngtl}pang“li1: iri1a.clIl)il£'i:isf§lla‘l)lIy dig- nn excellent pacer. This is the
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nwny are adm H Y sttlmsd is lil” ` ' ‘ in-st me los-t by- M-aior s., during
gi_;0<_'-;_l_'y business. Must also hhhh of the hoehhwhrds and shhhdlsolved itself in a mass oi' wreckaK6_ the _Amer
e to assist i t . A l i it . from the midde of which ear split ~ _ _
_foffln &_Co. City. n B °-i'f80~3i_)£3,i g;r\:2i°:_iE_;ai?;$;i£€1éhigi£§53§;1::sFEI;;ngx:h;‘$_l;; w_;aret_;_s_s;;E_I;_B._ thgfigesrs thh Egligerbxueré *ron sAl.E- A1' Aenicuurun- last evening by ii/llss and perfectly nnhurt pilot." m>¢iéh§m;;;org__c;_n le;-__ "1 Han' °°»i'i°°d Choice horses. Lillian McKenzie. Following this -°-°-<'*>-°°- - ,-» ' ' ' gan'
ilied streets lined with enthusiastic Spirit" was rendered 'effectively by' “edt "Being “mud °i reimnmnd’ 8 feet ull through, bc-th horses fin- iiii- - . . ‘ .
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(Bad) Leonard Wood W _A is a very striking part in which the ISA' mm, Ig? ah" exheuent tmtter Mutch 42i3878i male voices are brought out with 5 11312 one (ish ne” wha ward from
__`h_____`_€_____ Hntreuect _, ' year. e rst _eat go had a _ *Fon SALE _ ON! _:Numa-_T At the (hose of the anthem Rev ~ , slight lend at the Go. This he
billiard table with all equip-
W M Ryan took occasion to men-
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hold right to the finish. The Yank
ment in perfect condition. Write tion the interesting circumstance , beimf, “"'hbi‘; tgagvfgfkf bean' 'gif Box 192. summersiae. that on the mst sunday in Marsh . “' d ,"“, fha h , ° ' “ " °"’°
414 ~ F ober had entered u il his "0-n mu ° ses got' away °n
7-8 2-41. Prof. let ' _ D0 h
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even terms and The Yank opened up il slight lead and Igo came very
VERY and io testify to the fact that his ,
-dum-ipiiun ch" I hd ,_ I t d_ w\A|;iH,i.NqT»ON- M“"°h 5' _ Ed- fast at the finish butthe Yank won r'i~‘f °=~='--...°ii.:....;*e;‘.. ‘.”.z".‘.:.°:,i:li.r:;:'i.:°sl:i.“rl. W... .. .wa 1-- - -f --1 it --» -M -- h .
V 0 _ 0 rome the wire. The -t_‘blrd'heat.‘ ractic
J h Primary’ h M 1”' mfr the wa?|~£h,lh,;,ds ;¢l|1,.n.‘1i?|,::;§,`;l:-2 Zzilriisa ¢li::ii‘iiiton°n oi:l\i<?eIi?ngp his ally a repetition of the gecond.
*l-roms M/los -Porrn Men ,§’,,,,,"°,§‘,°i'ii,,,,,- ii... gpsslioi- remark- leases oi. Elk Hills calir., oil ras- -both drivers striving vigorously mm” -Hllllidss. Saunders, New-, '00 gin; mgy' ‘gi-9 iwaya character- erve during the litigation. It repre- and both horses racing for all they gig; & c°" mu* End' MU\`i¢Ui ia?"hy the Worshipful note, their sents the value of the oil he re- were W0l'iii» ~'l`il° Ylilifwiliulnl by
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ap all is to the heart as well as ceived aa a roYli¢¥ -Di\Ym°“t f°" "' “h°"t "Wk in 6” °f "I" mm"
Los ~~ to the mind. Working the deposits of the re- sensational races ofthe season.
T - GERMAN POLIGI DOG. An th I i fe t re of eqlive.
FI-est seen around Southport. _hal the gveeinyzrgigglixss thou dust fl' 0
Scsi' on forehead. Finder pieced "Be gla¢i\Q ye ighteons" (Hosmer)
“silty G. Maddigan 125 'Pownal Klint- by Ml-.i’el-oy 1D. Wiiilaini, 'Si~.0it1.Rs‘v/ard. _ . _ ~teh‘nr; and Mr. Roy Whitehead. ~ - » ,5j.“4,'3'7f3i- imp-
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CUASS B. TROT. There was dis-
appointment ln this race owing to the fact that Mary Pickford did not arrive, the race narrowing down to
Dapper Doll and British ,Gi%g__er. Dapper Don was too muoli for it.
The lecture was delivered by Mr. "lt was God’s Wil-l," an-d walked off CLASS A. PACE. This brought 'too much speed for the other two,
(Canadian Press) E. T. Higgs and Mr, Walter Burke to get a idrink. In n terrible crtlshliogelller Colorado .Mac and .Major winning well within himself, Ever-
WELLINGTON, N. Z., Mar. 6.- operated the lantern. on Salisbury ,Pilan, the ambulance S., who had been rivals on several ready second each heat and Dillon
C. P. Cable via Reutei-s.)~ The l1’l0\‘l1i\1E B€\‘lIl0l1 Y69l8l’dI\.V- party camo across it dejecteli young occasions. Then Colorado Mac was IC. third. _
cheers from the ¢|-own as well as the anthem, were speci- omwl. hoking away in tho wreck- racing free-legged bilt to-day he The officials. wllo handled the the station greeted me ally appropriate to the communion age th try ,tohhd his m0n<,¢}e_ was decked with the hopples and meeting well were:
and Duchess' of York when service with which this diet of nohe or the m_h_h|eSt crushes Isllowed real class and speed. Every Starter, Russel \Abbott, Judges, arrived here on the royal worship closed., Rev. W. M, Ryan ever saw was a case h., which h heat was close right from start to IR. J. lSteele, G. Poole, P. Moore.
Saturday evening, From was the preacher, his text being h idenmh stopped hm hug. finish, and better racing it would Announcer and .Clerk of the Course,
beflogged station they made "If any man have not the spirit of pup acc y h. m be dll`i`icul't to see In the first heat J. .A. McDonald.
SUMMARY: ,
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The Yank (Md’I‘ague) Igo (-Kelly) . . . . . . . . ...
0|-A88 B. TROT
Dapper Don (llloper) nriti-all Ginger (MacKinnon)
COLT RAGE
Ni-I Na-A
Wonthyset (\MoKenna) Deviiset (Murphy)
GLASS C. T-ROT
Dr. Setzer (Anbing) Harry _Todd amekay) . .... ..
C-LNB! E. TIROT
The Allie oiuanillsni ...... .. EV°l'l‘¢'/0»<iY (‘MdOonrt)
Dillon -C., (Kelly) .. . . . .
The wiiiners were: Class A. Pace. Colorado Mac, iDr. l"‘ei‘”’“li"°'
N8 T t. Th
D_ _A_ |Mn__K_;‘3°n_ e Yank, Colonel
'Class B. Trot, Dapper Don, Louis
Roper. _
_H;_<;<;l§_aaee. wel-thirst, o. nom,
ici s ic. . , . mon; ;‘o°df_i‘l‘°t. Dr Setzer, Ray
Class is. 'rl-ot. 'rho Allis, n. alto- Milhni. .
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“Nt-» wrt-ll-»
il 8 Zion Church this winter, the min- |ister discoursed on the unusual subject, “ as Adam the first man?" ge treatment was clear and clean cut and was within the reach of every one who heard it. There were some new explanations of old and troublous questions by which we have long been perplex- ed. The passage dealing with- ‘Sons of the mighty ones and the daughters of the Adam stock' was
somewhat startling. But wie be- lieve the explanation was sat sfac- tory to all and in accordance with the revealed truth. .
The choir was auguniented by
our well known tenor Mr. G. Elmer Ritchie who sang two excellent solos, “Tile Ninety and Nine" and "Crossing the Bar". Perhaps not for some time has the fine quali- ties of Mr. Ritcliie’s voice been heard to better effect than at this service.
Wants Principle
Extended To P. E. I. Products
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA. March 6.-I-f the Dom-
inion government implements the recommendations qi’ the Duncan Commission and negotiates treaties with the United States respecting the forest and fish products of Nova Scotia. and New Brunswick. as "basic commodities," lA. E. Mac- Lean, Liberal, Prince, |P. E. I., pro. poses in a resolution on the order paper of the House for Monday that the principle 'be extended to the agricultural- products ol Prince Edward Island and other provinces.
The resolution proposes that ii
action be taken with regard to Nova Smtia and New Brunswick the government "should also en- deavour to negotiate a similar treaty for agricultural products as the basic oomimodity of 'Prince Ed- ward Island and the other prov- inces of the Dominion."
_ N. H. L. Games
Plirtsburgh 1, _Can-qdiena ~2. _ Montreal 0, Rangers 0.
I 'Ottawa 'L Chicago 2.
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Citizens of Toronto today had thei opportunity not of a lifetime but|
literally of centuries when theyi witnessed the ceremonies at city, hail incidental to the reception oi, Very Reverend Dean Baillie of Si.` Georges Chapel, his associate. Di-.f Fellows, and the cilolr of Westmln-i ister Abbey and Windsor Castle. 3
Forming up on the step-il oi' thel
City hall facing thercenotaph tllel clear resonant bell like tones oil this wonderful com-pany of cboirist.i ers rose in the singing of “Junior-i um Animae” which preceded they laying of a wreath on the cenotaphy by -.Dean Baillie on belluli' of tile choiristers. The choir was lleard-again immed-, lately following tile ceremony' ob the laying or the wreath in mei strains of the National Anthemi which preceded the laying wyasllc which received added lvalue from, ihv. beairtiflllly clear rendition.
On the arrival nt the Union sta- tion oi' the morning train i'rom| _Stratford the visitors were met by Colonel Fraser, A. D. C; Canon H. J. C0dy: Canon .'I"lwmptree, Scout Commissioner, l~J.0'~Callagl1an and a small company of friends.
Strong Opposition
To Betting Tax
CS-peciai to the Guardian)
IJONIDON, March 5. ~ Definite,
attempts are being made by the bookmakers to break the betting tax put into force by Winston Churchill, -Chancellor of the Ex- chequer. While negotlations are in progress with the chancellor the bookies are refusing to take the bets and as a result of this organiz- ed opposition there has been no
National. However, it is thought that Churchill will prove clever enough to overcome his opponents, the bookies.
callover for the Lincoln or Grand-
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.TOR,0,Nfp(), Oni” Mm-gli 5, -iInte}p\'etati0n .Of the
Privy Counc1l’s De- cision on Labrador Question is Still In- definite.
Nil-IW YORIK, ‘March 5. -- Decis-
ion of the Privy Council in 11011' doll on the Labrador boundary. which gave to Newfoundland some hlll,000 'square miles claimed by a single word, Professor Douglas Carmda. hinged on the definition uf Johnson of Columbia University, consulting pbysiographer to the Canadian Government in the case. said today.
The case, involving land rich ill
timber and water power, had 'been in preparations for more than 20 years and had cost the two 80V6l‘ll‘ ments $1,000,000.
Professor Johnson said that it
was conceded by both sides that Newfoundland was entitled to the “colist” oi' Imbrador, by right of. royal proi-lamaltions, statues and orders-in-council, but each side de- fined the coast differently.
Canada asserted that the "coast"
meant coastline and included oniy zi narrow strip along the water. -Newfoundland contended that the -coast extended back to the coast- line. The Privy |Council, turned lerl. cograpliers, ruled that Newfound- land was right.
Marconi Directors '
To Lose Their Jobs
(8-peciai .to the Guardian)
>D()l.\<'ID(iN, 'March 5, -- Two dif-
ectora of the Canadian Marconi. Co., Rt. lion.. Frederick George Kellewy, former British poat'm`a`ater general, and S. W. Allen will lose their dlrectcrships in ,the British Company if it recommendation of
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` At Kentville
}€E`l\’iTVILLCi-J, Mal-ch 5. - Over
1000 men, women and children of Kentvilie, led by the Mayor, Town Council and Citizens Band, packed jammed and filled all available space around the railway station
this afternoon to accogi the Kent- ville "Wildcats" _tile eatest re- ceptionherver given a returning team to this town when the express with the “Wildcats" private car at- tached steamed into_ the station two hours late, having been held up at Yarmouth owing to the late arri- val of the boat this morning.
It is an easy thing to welcome a
victorious team on their return. but. when a town turns out the way Kentvllle did to welcome a team that lost both their games in Bos-toll, it is something out of thc ordinary and shows that the “Wild_ cats" will not luck support when they meet the Crescents in the first game for the provincial cham- pionship on Saturday night at the Arena.
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moderate, to fresh winds, mild, be.
(Canadian Press) ' coming sllowery. ‘ _ ‘_....'_
S¢\i\ll‘<il&"a N. H. -L. Results- 'i‘oront,o cloudy 41-28 _aocoiwgfg
Montreal cloudy .. 24--20 Quebec cloudy 34--<10 Cliariottetown clear $5-118
Toronto 4, 'Detnoit 8.
Boston -5, American 0.
____gh.li played on ice of fini. named c . ‘ ~
Halifax fair D8-50 8t.John clear 26--1'! Bostonclear 04-M
the shareholders committee is car ried out.
_ i This denlllllds the resignation of'
Big Re-ception ‘
all the present directors with the exception of Marconi himself, Col. isimson and Sir William Slinger. §'I`he report is along the lines indi- loated it few months ago in s. British United Press Ce.-ble, recom- -mend-iug the writing down tha capital to 1,625,030 pounds, which l would rl-suit in a net loss to share. ' holders or 5,588,089 pounds.
Curlers Play for _ Scotch. Bonnets
BIEDDLETON, N. S., March 5. --
Another competition among ' the ‘curlers hegan yesterday afternoon. L. A. Hensiiaw, of Aylesford, gave in Scotch cap to compete for. The .club decided to make it four, so keen play may be expected for the bonnets. Four rinks began yester- day,
ilinnounoements,
: Coming Events, _ Meetings, Etc
"Colne to the concert and social
in Springfield Hall, Lot 67 Wed- nesday, March 9. If not fine follow. | ing night. 41sz.ii»ezi.
“Reserve -Monday, Merch 14th.
for Y. M. C. A. Concert. and play. ,Costumes of the Victorian Ale. -Sale oi' candy. 4116
| “Come to -the concert and ‘has- llet Social in 'Hearts Memorial iHaIl, Charlottetown, Friday, Much _ill at 8 0‘clock. Ladies with hab- [kets free. ` 4.21i1o-7-3i.mwf _
°°L. 0. L. Annual Meeting -The
66th annual meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge of P. E. I. will be
held st Summersille, Wedneetlgx. March 9th, commencing at 10. . W. W. Muttart, Grand Bect'y.
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Meeting of the P. E. lsland_Dl °f °W..... W e e n t e avy_ Building on Tuesday, Marcia Mt' at 4 p. ni. All members are lnwftialhls attend. By order N. M. GNWW» Secretary. _-
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