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€;5i`rack-And Field Marks _

Accepted By

the M.P.B.

1( ti-|¢ first time in the hlsfhry Windlor. (L. H. Cole. C. R.. Phllllpl,

drfmletlcs in these provinces, E. me interscholastic ’n»aok` and l

rg Records have been officially Hel

Daley, D. B. Morris.)

Mlle Relay. 4 min. to 1-5 see. d by Colchester Co. Academy,

:agen by the M.P.B.A._A.U. of C. ‘ Truro. (R. Mosher, H. Kydd,` A. , me recent Semi-Annual Meet-""I'heakston, _J. Buchanan.) , __, the Maritime Branch held in -Running High Jump, 5 ft. Held by mt, the marks made in the Sanford Henderson, Kingston Con- Mmime interscholastic Track and soildated High School, Kingston, N.

_Id Championships held last Oc- B.

--under tha auspices of Dal- Running Broaddump, in it., 10.8

litr- Ousle University in Halifax, N. S., ins.

Held by Craig Laidlaw, New

,,.~a,;;¢pted by the meeting and Glasgow High School.

__ -.. io the Records Committee of ' 12 Pound Shot Put. 37 ft. 10.8 ins. _ A_ A, U. of Canada for final ap- Held by Sanford Henderson, King- |___, ,nad-eglstration. ~ ston Consolidated School, Kingston,

my records were set in keen com- N. ,mon between sixteen Maritime

B. - _

New Brunswick with a. relatively

my schools and they are shared small presentation captured two rec- by mm; every section of these prov- ords. while the other nine were well mm. The Maritime Championship divided among the Nova Scotia md the Dalhousie University `Tro- High schools from Cape Breton to

PM | mg, sterling silver bowl. were Hal M gy cblehestsr County Academy by

lfax. These 'marks were all made boys who were under‘ nineteen

byufmargin of only one point. over years of age as required by the Can- mfs collegiate School. The accept- adian- interscholastic Rules and. will

,dm of individual Maritime recc'.a' give

the competitors plenty to shoot

,nslioiders is as follows: ' ' at when they meet in the 1030 Marl-

do yur, Dash. 6 3-5 seconds. Held

time Championships which are

yy Michael Llghter,'Giace Bay High scheduled for September 27 at Dill- R,.__.,.,;_ , housie University.

' The Committee has worked and

100 yds. Dash. 10 3-5 seconds. Held Wm yyliilehsel Lighter, cilacs Bay Hlzh op,

S¢ll°°i- o.. 75| yds. Dash, 25 sec. flat. Held -by Yes

c_~,_.g,_ phillips, Kings Collegiate in Bellini. ns

continue to work in close co-

ration with the M.P.B.A.A.U. of

and feeisthst these meets will

uit in a real benefit to athletics

the Maritime Provinces as well

to the high school boys who are

W Ya" Dash' 5° "5 s°°°nd" Hem given an opportunity to mingle with

WK, Kennedy, St. Mary's Collegiate me SWUI1 er gp,-yds. Run, 2 mln., li 4-5 sec. _ch

mary James Fable, Halifax Co. and

h other and thus promote a clos-

bond between 'our' Maritime

oois Let's get behind the schools

give them all the _help and en-

A°l§,‘mY' ' couragemerlt to enable them to send

Huh Rum 5, mln., 'l 3-5 sec. Held th hyper Purcell, Morrison School, wh

eir best teams to the i930 Meet. y can't these provinces develop a

APiil°“‘5h' » etam for the Dominion interscholas-

go yds. Relay. 50 seconds* i’lat.~l uc 5,14 by Kings Collegiate School, om

...,.,

Meets each year- as well as any

rs? _

_ _ I

Bluenose A_shore,- yBe Toto-fLoss t I

' ,_ (Canadian Prem \ reported, indicating tint she was be- _l;UNENBURG, N. S., June 13-The coming waterlogged. The schooner

liuiéhhurg schooner Bluenose, cham-‘_ saile

d from Lunenburg on June 5 for

" racer oi' the. North Atiantici Newfoundland to 'get bait for the _ gfieei, which went ashore last summer fishing trip on the Grand ligt, at Point Roche, on the east‘ Banks. ~

hostel Placentia Bay, Newfoundland,

News of the ‘grounding brought

vili‘_probabl,i' be a total loss if fur-,gloom here, where arrangements t€e_l_;_irs_istrllice is not secured quick-I were being made for'-a race for the

il,_,_lccorrilng to a message reachingl into

rnationsi Fishermans Trophy

life. The steamer Argyle. standing between the Biuenose and the newly bgviaiied to remove her today, and built Gloucester schooner Gertrude

llil__0`iher aid was available. The L. tgiiiier .».mpl-.iti-ite, now at Tre- iiolgl Nfl-fi.. his been instructed to as l§9Q§!d to the scene immediately with the

gpecessaryr appliances. In addition,

Thebeult. It ‘has been hoped to

the raceoff Lunenburg this fall

a part of the programme during

Nova septic Fisheries snihibitlon.

The Bluenose is commended by

_'Canadian Government steamer Captain John Waiters. brother of Ailis, row st Halifax, N. s., will Angus waiters, who piloted the

iid Toi- Point Roche at theesrliest soho lllfflble moment. probably tomorrow lllttling. rt is expected she will sr- ths

oner when she became champion.

When she wcnt ashore last night.

Bluenose ended the distinction

by noon Monday. Salt was of being the only one' of numerous out cf the Bluenose, it was racing fishermen to escape mishap.

_i. _. , .

if-.Sport ._/ottinigs'

. i.. , .,_____i__ € ' ‘ - “" 1 h captain Aubvey “muh W amoig me features of the mm, | $3.000-Afllllé M~ Cil’l'll?'\>53l~ 5Yd‘ 1 special fire insurance premium on -'il-1 1 y . , l » '

,iiirw sxxan wanimsnay mites. new hes. 'rho lu-s heia in' '1'h° mes were °°“““°*°“ °“ th” _b

tt.-' é the racing department of the Golden ;1'“'°:'1;°“ilP1;:a;°3e‘;;‘?;“;r';r°”V`

' , rs. n m e . _

'|.|§¢Wcdiiosday the official open- Glow Stables were all sired by Mr. Mcclurev Alex MCC-_,,,.e' Cannes E- _ms bequest or to vest comm of

*ad the summer racist; season Fulton. They are in trairing at Hal- Th’ ”°““‘:

_ - 5

yin,” ,mv me th ,mm N W ,mx raml:-ron-ati,-rnor AND Pacs:

im, ‘ _“ ° _ ° " - roast: sioo G-

'I‘l'a<'k “iii vibrate to thi!-

:$01 hours and will- echo-to the New what so ysuthinir or the tis- Pm Fm' P' 2'3"' “g' by Rm'

. l °f anxious drivers sas the tic situation today? ' ‘ ` `

"` 1 &_0, Mk? wheels' The me is __ _ _ _ _ _ _ men Club (Sweet) _ l x

staged ey- the Kensington Percy wyer, .winner or 'the_cau_-_ " ‘ ' .. _. . I

' ..~.Ciub~and this Bevors a Pend-_ adian Marathon. is 44 years old, °g,l:b1X_d;',i;?e‘eWe H0rscmen3 2 l 1 mule, MMM, HILL" imma. PI EI I

'fy inrluciice, which means that weighs as pounds and is s feet tail, "`§',,`,,",,"",`_ 'l§tt3.Weclnesday‘e race will go over or maybe it should be short. _ Pelgiiefagiargrrgt `No`,.mg"S,dZ

bm-K \ ---- _ N .

-__- Ohariey Mason ships Pax Voio, 2.- T,me_a_17. 215, 2_1-,,é_ _

Use he criticized the operat- 07 l-4 and .the rest .of his string

rtiand club by President from Brockton to Houiton next forthe mud wmcutlvg yu, the

'lui-ner. the |:ason pau of_Monday for the Maine and New Newtilgate prim for poetry at oxford _ ~' Www. mom saitor or ms anim/lsr circuit opsnisg. has been we by ll W°m°n- lim Plu-

' hd Qmnnun' Wu revoked- *___ liis M. Hamoll.

_'I' m°ph°n° W1!! HOD! H110 DN” -Billy il/Icl\’l»mGI-BLD, I fill-ive oi St. An", wmplgmng _meh nunlng 9 me ll"/Dal>er office wasdik-" John, who is assisting. Franz _Sim_- courses in Bangkok. nine stamens =~““’- Glvsorv is writing the moiisxt Lswiswn,.lvi¢., has been in mlflelltl l’°°°nllY welll °° _Menllw " °l the roi-_tiene games fiom me with his ti-otszr, Newsday. P'1""°“*° °°“"`g“““°'° °°““°" I

, m,;_;h°m"°"d“*"d' bl”/mf ml WWW W0 "5"" mm °f the A band program was broadcast rec- ed to stay); -i\'.1nc:,'. daughter of Rev, $1.000 is r;':.'cn tn the Navy League _ __ Ka-in entrance to the season at tha.Maine, state Fair ently from is concert in a London w_ E_ DMU; ,m savgnigs bank “dab Hal,mx_ me income to be ,md

f_ , ~ _ hall to a loud speaker in an unoe~ ____ _ _______, _

'_ ‘li _ _ trwk I cupud “M mm, ,__ apubuc pam count book). , .u-u. for the relief of dis-

has °?°::li‘»li’_‘\\h0, by olmlfvlht- S0159 MOI 0! 1101! CDO Plilhg keep Dgfmg may ad-om polish cun-eygcy PICTOU BEQUESTS A 8 belt NOOGIIIANI in |l‘l toiloh with Olylhpio lffllrl Mlddn place of its OWU m I_- PICTOU ISLAND CHURCH '

list

_ itlme Provinces. is still own- plans

it ' - ‘ ’ ' - .- es p ,Hfs;’;__e'1;- ;`“1t»°ll 01 the Golden _wales ln uv lim that Carl Kafkl. ous mils. whose :ether wrssns emo is given to so invested me 1-otiietrustsss ot the rrsihyiensn - ym; d'mPP;f 3t°'ll°_k°. N. S- |lg1.Wl,l1l_¢_.,Ca-refill felled.. recently of the Restiqcuclie salmon vcluhjs tes income to be used lor the up- church at rlciou ieliuid si,ooo in ”§f¢)_,_‘ H _Q GW°“4°1Yl1 /41"", f°f 1"1n1°_“¢- 'nl¢y_expe_ct_to.oo_some founders. paid Q8.000 at_the auction lzeep cf_a pleasant rccm to be trust is given tb use the income a- . PMI' 0° -1 Allbflvi 2.10 i<-t running over there. Them is a reu- at Indianapolis the other day for lznoivn as the "McClure Roorn""` T5 rlsuig th.-:Aefrsri as the congregation

in thdir 09m 00Lll‘itl'y il T8

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Bleusiv F0125-2 _ cAsrs A Bic-3 GATE Fora 'ms

Sl-iAiai<is>/- Lschristius eo!

"”’§f`/_

MADISON SQ. GARQENS PIEOMOTEE AMD ' Gemssieat MANAGER

_m mso,.xu.r nsium sy-nitrite i,,,_ ' F ._ _ . , _ - _- ---= ~ ef WE SPORT

Bruen, general manager of Mad-|of trying details. I-Zo::ii~.;f is still in llim E411 McGeehan‘s accolade as

lson Square Garden, stepped intzvltts “wise guy" stnzsr. Irs ii l'ncl:et"-the pawnbrolrer of pugilism." that Job on short notice soon afteriior many sharpcrs. hcbitiiai hioocll- i Schrneling and Jacobs were accused George L. Rickard met his untlmelyicrs. and all sorts of phonics. Graft ‘ of repudiating an agreement made death following a beizltcri appcnd- and grlit arc its-twin ovi1:.0f course. _last year. They resented that. Feel- icitis operation early in 1920. The_tiicre is _considcrrbis of at dcccntiilzfrs were tfnse, but when Bruen keen-eyed Frank January of thel':pol'tln:: element in ring affairs. too. Iccnciudcd negotiations the sharkey- House of Brush was chosen for his! but such "regulars" are in a con- 1-5-Jchmcling wcrld's championship executive ability by William i"Caii- I spicuous minoritrf.

me-Biii") Carey, president of thei Bl-uen has to do business with all

"Six Hundred Millionaires" corpora-1 the mob-goori and bad-when their tion that conducts the Garden. ,business is of sufficient importance.

Horses, not boxers. had bcen_-Long cxlzcrlzricc on the turf enables

Bruen's business forte. At Arlir_,;-ton,;l"rank to desi adequately with the in Florida. or wherever he's v.'c.;'ked ' vast variety of cp:~l‘tlng typ:-lu. He can as a track executive, Brucn`s brains - be hard vritli ll:r:l-boilccl guys and

and sportsmanship had become pro- . gentle vxiih gcntlcnisll.

veal?/'iii I-3* Lita :.I.`.`.a 1.?-is S;'i`.: 1'.1§_'.Iy Bruczi had consldera'.ll:

needed to pick a successor for thciflifficuitles in dealing with Mai late Tex. So Frsiril-: got the cali and scllmcilng and his favorite American l'¢SP0l'ld€d~. lll&ll8E'31`, -30% J-1055-°~ “V950 ¢3ll51'@C5 scuri tlilrty years ago! It was a great

Now managing the'Gardcn is full percentage methods have won for* 5-_,3,~;_ 55119313;

P. E. I. [‘.::'-521' to purchase coal, wood or fuel

P I f W n ' i cr food for the deserving poor ofl

a e ace 0 i .. (Co:~lt_.r.‘.rsd frczn page ll _ the toivri. The will stipulated that: ' - i - the money must ‘bc spent in the Atlvorth Sydney = ' V tswn and members of her own re-

imeetlrtg. In the e~':;-.: of the income ,;3,C,,:_ dencnunmon be given me

_W H00 b€if" l"-"" U" `"`~`3"- Cf 3°" r;':lcz':nce. The fund will be known

Brush is a native of St. Louis,

wh:-re his "Pa" was a. famous turf- iman for many years. Bruen, Sr., was ia pal of the father of George Mc- 'Mzinus the great comic artist. whosei "Jiggs“ and "Maggie" are published' ’.l1_e world over. What a Germarl-Ir- ith team that must have been in ffl' St; Loo! toning the Garden or “Bringing Up Father” is an easy job compared to running races in Mis-

Ifight was assured for June i2 next/

year Such income :hail be placed ill cs the "William McClure Relief

NORTH SYDNEY' N' S" June 12'- a cI::.'l: ’ . tr... _ ‘. ,- i.:.~ .:'iLi'.l@5- 1-`lll‘iri." I

mnmmmmnma -mumm--mm

thrc; mt mms f T0 RELATWES AND l"R'TE*~`D5 lchurcn l=ici.~.u, sisoo is given in'

' true* for the teachers and superin-

Th 10,000 'al in com lcte , _ _ ,_' "

readiilegs for the olxiiislis evcntpalld Tm f°1lOw:v“q mq,uM`q me mam, ‘°“d"`“t "1 me sunday 5°h°°l~ the! llreimstions were mics for ii. hum- ‘° "°1"“""~‘ “M f"“’“"*" the ‘“' lllwme lfl be lvartly used ln secur- mr crowd The appearance of Peter comes or lurlll'-‘lsels 0° be ll-ltd == :ug annual prizes for the pupils and

Ta art in the free for all waslsmmed in me mu: l`:~`tlY in paying "CW 'mee yea”

|`ll9.\'l Vvlllfgrll D~ M°C1“Te» Mlm?-0" the bronze honor roll in the church.

1: Ge¢r:2 T. lfCC1lll">» is:-iould church union apply to at. $3000-Mal331'1’t MCCIUW 011” An:lrcw‘e and efforts made to divert

ullivarl, E\'ei_\'l’l Sllllivall, Kenneth -,'18 monem in the hu;-ms of “hu-5

Slllllvill- Camefilll MCCWTG- Ad"_ than named in the will the bequest

um D. McClure- Barbara MCGIUYCA will lapse and the moneys in-.s the

_,l`.c;,1~.:lds, Ca:l1bi'lrlgc~ PEI; Edmund* fum-1 mmtlqneq in gnu,” --vg-

in~the Face Clacc Bly Horse

Sullivan.

Lambert T°dd_ p 392% bg by $1.000-Mrs Emma Dalziel Mc l 51900 1*() BUN1) gC}{00L

I.: Gavin Mcclllrc- Mfml1c~l>e~ , 'rs thu school io: the lsliud it _ $500-To wh child of Gfsrsc T. _lznlirsx 51.000 is ltr; in trust the in- Blld MIS- Mflclllfei i0 eifh Child Of ccme to be used in furthering any Adam D. McClure. ’ stron mcse lu the interest or on

&Horsomen's Club (Campbell..2 3 2

$200-Mrs. Catherine Forrester behalf cr the victims of the explos-_

Molms Ilon of December sth, 1917, 'l"his~ $100-Ellmheui Borer. Hsllfsru iui-.1 shui se in-lou-ii ss the --wit'

AMI E. Cllllllltldhalll. Halifax; Mrs* iiim McClure Memorial Fund." To! William Forrester. Pictou; James P. the Scbsol for the Deaf at I-lallfsxi

Clow. ` ` $1,000 is also given the income to bei

$25-Elmer Harold Miller. Murray, used in the purchase of prizes. This _

Harbor West, P. E. I.; Blanche Mil-I also sliali be known as the “Wil-

ler, Murray Harbor West; maid tin- licm McClure Prize Fund.” ln mem-_ stead of notice if she ls not request- orv cf the late William Mcolure

_ trcssed sailors.

_.__ 'Ib the Picton Coll e hos ital

The Local Links;

Medal play with the handicaps ln

the Vice Presidents match will be the feautre of this afternoons ac

| \

M , .___ ' , _ _I } _Tama lui 1 .nn _

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0." ll

ifllii, tltlilr

Ir1ter.scho_last_ic_ ` .~TeX RiQk3fd’3 Sugggssgr Irodiryis Golf

S A ST AR NSE AGii|N

ERMII IIIITH I

tlvities on the chsrlottetown golf New \V&f€l'fO1‘d BOX€l‘,'(`

links. “

This match is arranged in -live-

stages of which tcmorrows is the' Lirst. Points are awarded at each' stage, on the basis of 5 to the win- ner, 4 to second, 3 to third, 2 to* _fourth and 1 to fifth. Total high for

--l

the five stages wins the match.` gun/ Holm' _we hgmmg Dam, go me

-yteri

Where ties result in the preliminary stage tomorrow they will be decided

at once on the first three hole

‘match play with handicaps.

Players may commence pla_v ~ any

time today, by arranging with part- ners beforehand and signing the en-

try shset in the club house.

All but two pairs of golfers have

finished, the first round of the Mc- D Lure and McKinnon trophy match commenced last week. These four must conclude their engagement as soon as possible to make way for

the second round of the match.

1) 3.

Mrs. W. E. Champion. d Mrs. G. D. DsBlois.

Mrs, F. W. Tldnlarsir.

Mrs. H. Mclntyre. bu Miss Helen A. Grant. th

-._.__..

income be paid every three years as a first charge as nre insurance pre-

on the bronze honor roll of th church. such policy to b

and distinct from the general fire wh,

insurance on the church. will that the fund. shall

It is her

by buying sunday School papers for the scholars.

HOMES REDIEMBERED

I rl

To the Colored Childrens I-lome,' lr

the interest only to be used semi-I count, McKenna was figllhng hard, annually t.o\val°d5 the upkeep of the, with Billy ciliitlnlif; to avoid catzs-I Home. This fund is to be i-:nown asf trophe, \i-lolm slipped to the canvas the “McClure Hind." To the Pro-I but was piclreri up bl-‘ JHCK bPf0 testsnt cu-ls' Hom.-, in-ure. ‘hoo to' shy count. The some found M=I~Zf'u-

be known, to

as the “McClure l\Iernorial Trustirej Fund." If desired, and a vote is tal:-i bl en by members and adherents of _la

the congregation, the majority vote ap

r“.~y decide to use the income forlm improvements in the Sunday School th

library or tr,

lull IT!

Billy Parsons dec;ded the bout a draw ,

Tea hostesses for tomorrow: Jac

e smile from the Miners face. th”

- ; » th; gs'

mlulri based on a valuation of $400`10§n the nrt mo rounds na i

el Ke Y

e separate get _\

nd the gatllering home before llle| _ “nh round but each bel, found B Applications for recogllnsiice of the

Mlllrose girls' perforlnalce will alsc

ow for mow and ,game my 0! be made. lt is understood, and als:

c\~:'s attempts at a knockout. Jael: I 1°’ th” 220 m9°"e mark-

peared worried after the !ourtl~._ _ und. as lt then became apparent f“"ed

at Holm was more or less lmrnurle

an constantly poured at him

Takes Terrific Ham-l__ mering in Fight With: McKenna. -

T of C

one thousand boxzng fans sazvism

hard rounds \v.th Jack Mcl<enl'i:i the Curiers rink last riiglit for a rl"

S draw. The New Waterford fighter ms

WHS

given a big hand by the falls “ect

ORTH SYDNEY, June l2.-1\'ear- ` ‘

tes and worlds records, added

ther _to her long list here to-

\¢

WALSH

ps _The Eilrlong Can-

adian Mark - Relay Time Is Bettered.

RONTO, June 12.-Stella, Walsh, ’eveland, holder of several United

Y, <vile:'. she vson the 220 metre _ one of the features of the wom- atllletxc meet conducted in con-

ion with the Grand finals of the

Shrlners international convention.

throughout the bout for his unpar- "T alleled gaincnoss, lie look enough "1

, i

r. a

nishmcnt ln several lnlindf to lil.. " '5

. i '

ordinary fighter and came bacf. U "

each time grinning for more and ap- “md _

ted States champion took the

ently as fresh as when he entered Um

the ring. McI<enria d:d not appear to 1 1°” be flabby and he tired easily lil thc Im' opening rounds. Although referee:“'°5

ln fighting coridlt:ori, ills body was thin

I \\'i’lO

ss \\'ai.sli rr'iv~l'f=d the 220 metres

3-5 .'-l=i','>n'ir._ to clip one-fifth second from the Canadian re-` lualzing a perfect start, the

right at the start and held it to

!l:l..=l1. to will by nearly i0 yards

Agnes I\Iori'..=, Hamilton. who

second, and Alice Stone, Toronto,

finished a close thlro.

k commued thmns pretw muchi Previously the Cleveland girl scored

ring the 30 minutes of fzghting. h;s: lit body punclies were fl cvilstar'lt:ada

t try as he did he could not wipe. G

7 2-5

MCKlI.l\`.\'A IN CONTROL

the

lred clark ioi-_'the Dane." lic-fm’ nna rushed him' around the rlngf-he ting ln numerous body pul‘ichesI440

ch the audience predicted v\'o'.licl_;;-V

uvenated Holm ready to exchange

I Ill

Carla had

the series of rapid punches and

a decisive triumph over two of Can-

`s spr.nters lll the sixty metre

malloc; to the Ns-.-_~ \‘.'ate:'forci f;;il!el' _ dash H37" Cmmths :hushed Semnd'

lwllile Myrtle Cook, of Montreal, was

. The victor ran this race ln seconds.

Another Canadian record went by

boards in the running of the In-

ternational relay race, won easily by

ose Athletic Club of New York American quartette .covered tht ards in 49 3-5 seconds and there-

lopped t\vo~flfih.s of a second oil prevlous Canadian club record

this event. the New Yorkers re- to compete agaznst an all-star dlan team. They contended they defeated the all-star team on

v, ,.,`\1ri'lht,f1.i‘l1.t l-

percuts whmh me Mmm 5561165 irdmiggillgiilogilierss';`i'ldqu\;rt§§t: is

splenmd defenswe work on me a result the officials chose the Can-

rt. oi the “Miner Boxer" averted ay

adzan iarlles team of Toronto to re-

ockout in the Closmg ro,md_ fhaflprescnt Canada. The latter finished

Dartmouth. sl.ooo in trust is left I is if the hey rin be muse telic the °°°"d- “Me C1°“’3a“d BIWPS WE"

I= _ I third

's 0

HOW' THEY STAND

_ * I ' _ .»i.vlcmcAN Lrmorr:

be invested in t.u.=.t funds and the_ na. pu.<h:l‘ig hard w.t,h liccivy punch W L et income to be used towards tl-ie up-_ ing. °“ “r keep of the home only so long ssl McKenna wmglzed in at 162 and

I Cleveland , . . . .. .. _ .

' ‘~ ' i' H l t 149. . ' ' '

the Presbyterian ctnomina lon has] om a I Washmgmm 30 _Gu

at least equal representation and

authority with the other Protestant' take its Parents' =l'lerf lllllll the death' ' _

`i`_*i_° Nev'

bodies on the board of the liolnei of the survivor of the said legateesigilig

This fund or trust will be admllll.=.t'>i~‘ when lhc l`»l'~l”lClllHl li U be d""‘d°d i -;-I ed by the board of managers c.‘ ' f :triiollg all the clllldi-en of the four' ' _ ' "

Philadelphia . . , ... 33 19

P.C. G35

31 .520

mm>-»- ~r>-:seg

York . . . . . . _ 27 .563 ,.0 . ...20 -425

23 30 .423

20 30 .400

', ,II5:>et/all , . . . ...i6 34 .320

A.nclrev\"s church iPl‘esbytel‘iani ln; IPSHUCES l1_'l@l'lW5‘l`l°d Share and 5h“f~`|

Plctou if they will 'accept the trust! 6lil*i@~ Till-*> UEQUGSZ 15 i0 be fRl\`9Il fmt; N_,_,n,0NAL LEAGUE under the same conditions as are of my ll@rS0l'lBll!-` bmlilli ll0l'lflS Gul?-_

contallled ln paragraph "N" of tl'i/_='and not to include bflllds that have K won L0” u-ul. ri the hoard of the Girls' Hemel exchanged that belonged to ui: lllue- _Em,__:____ ______ __ 32 ,., is not vvlilizig to give fair play to the' bands estate since 1919. Tile pelson- Chmago 23 23 Presbyterian church the bequest is to, ally bought bonds bequeathed to fel- _ N,,,,. X-0,5 be paid over to the Orphans' Home; atlves above mentioned are not to* St Lo___3 __ _ I _ _ _ _ _H in Sydney operated by tile Presbv- be attached for debt or business em-_P;,,6b___,gh H _ terian church. This will be knownl llarle-ssment. or to he used as a_se- _Bosmn _ _ as the “McClure Fund." Paragraphl curlty and are not to be invested in 'Ph_,ad,,,p,__m '_ "N" states: "To pay to the orphanage' any industrial business what/ever, clnclmmm

in Sydney. if it is controlled by tile,

l"r'.`Jyteriarl church. the sum oft RESIDFE OF ESTATE I r_\~TER_\-_H-m_\-AL LEAGUE

$1.000 the interest only io be used!

F.C. .660 .558 .531 .500 .489 .444 ,422 .388

»-»-soissoea 'awowo-m

muloromto ooiu-.bww

annually by the oi-plianage. This "Ali the rss: and rcs~rn`ut= oi nu! won Lon Pc

fund Ls to be kl*low'i‘l as the "Mrs

estate both real and persoliai and Balt-,p_~_0-6 35 19 _655

William McClure fund." iwheresovver the earns lmi~' bf' .SIP 3-.I-1-.meal .. 29

24 547

uated I izlve, devise and bmzieriiii Rorherffy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ gg or _547

1-;5'['_aBL15H£5 F['_\'1'i unto ray said trustees, :il t:'ll.=t f-.~.l`r:ug'f

the following purposes, that is to'Tor.»-1

The will continues: "To pay to say: fNP“'~ll`l~: ‘_ .451

the Royal National Life Boat Asso- 'To pay to my said brother Ed-IRra:l;na

clation. 2 Charing Cross Road. Lon- mund---A. Sullivan if he survives nie.:.lersey,' Citv

during the term of his natural lily

don. W. C. 2. in which I am very

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nominee.: »-Htsizns

comes.- miamuz-

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much interested. the sum nf 51000,; the net incomgl from the house ml! (`,.»\I"I`l0l'S

The mtg;-est only on this fund to be I Wclsford street. Picton. and 1 here- \';:.ltn;' ~Dn,~.= _\-mir babv talk? used annually by the Association for- l>,v authorize my cxeriltors and trus- Moeller-Of coiiisr-., but not in pub- the Durl>06cs nf the Asociationftlfcs in their discretion to scsi thc‘ii:. He has a horror of being mb- 'i"his fund to be known as the "ti-ire. said house allcito invest the pi-oceeds ‘ quoted -Londo: Punch _

William M¢I_,u;-e Frmd," illrislng from such sale in trlltt bozlris ,___

"Tha legacies tg my relative; 1-j¢1.`aridto pay tile income arising 'here- nd A. Sullivan. Charles E. Slli~_ form to my said brother for life azlri 00"' fHl‘f7~' l”SSS@ll2Pl‘t` llastisge over ti

an. Evelyn Sullivan. Kenneth C.” \ll*0tl the dfllh Of lllI~` Rid ll1'0il`lPl'- ,mn the dock a, Hamm,” G(,r,.Mn,.

Sullivan and Annie May Car-lipbell` the said house, or the said bands, _ ' ` "

E5 -rs

Dl'.'i\\'i1 bv a gasoline motor, mrs

li:o:~.oi'a:i fonnecnng ocean liners

are to be paid out of bonds person- i wliichever the case may ce. Shall ll? A nzirlizril; mverlal for sheep

.uv bought bv me since August; dn-,dm rn equal gm,-¢_t, among the ;\1’hlci1.1~v.il lwronio ‘:l'.1dlcatd.°.<'l during

` ` - , tes user-i ° _:S 9 rtg

i919. These personally bought bonds children of my said bi;ctner V M th: gsm; arcs);-Q5. are marked by a red bordered ticket and share alike. the chi d or ca. re.l ,,,,.d_ E.._.,_...d

signed by me. Any such marked in-_ of s deceased child to take its. or

vsstmsrits that r may ale possessed their lasrtnt'-°» Shelf.

of over and above the bequests men-

tionetl in my will to my said shove- Mus? sion' '

mentioned relatives will.be _di_vided|

into two equal paris. nm part to bet "Ally lcgatee or person taking an

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_ betrr

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= der or residue of the bonds not mark-

f.° a red ticket are to be divided een the following, share and

' share alike. rash share in be invest-

Fcrl in rrus; fillids and the interes

given to my brother Edmuncl A interest, under this my will who re- only io he paid to each lcgstee dur-

Sullivim, the other equal part to bei fuses to sign any deed unless he first_ ing the rorhi ol his or her nalura. divided into three equal pam; One receives or is promised a share oi- life, th»~ fl-.lid or rllildren cf a de- third part to be given to Charles E. the selling price before the time fori ceased l';if_:f- to taxi-_ their parents Sullivan, one-third part to Evelyn the closing oi the estate arrives will_ share it is mv will that the said

Sullivan. one-third part. in l<cnnetl‘i|have to bear all the costs :ind ex- ‘ resiriu~ 1:. hot, to be irive.=t»eri in any C. Sullivan. The two equal parts are renses incidental to such refusal llvi lndilstml burtness. The raid iegatces to be invested in trust 'funds and the amount of such costs or exp:-ns are ss f/vliow.\. vis. Geo T. McClure, cnly the interest. derived frc:11 the es shall be deslucted from his or her ./ldvn D MfClur°. Chas. J, McClure, bequest is to be used durln; the share; 6°.:-.','r~1\. f'f'f“`-r'- <`.'e~"1 ?l'”‘::re's

__ ‘-14 l"4 I-nd Tcddll°°s_t2 ' ""' »‘ A`:bedale,2041-4 for the stud at his the i3:lv:i’.Te~i A:;liy at Fictou oi,000 ci' the said church may think best. natural livo. cl the lejratees, the 'After :illthe requests hiv: ‘-:ten !1.:'f~ ri: 1" `;: T~f':~:-~. TZ':..l;~e

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0I.Lhlli‘lrt'n of.the leaatees to naid overto the leaateea. the remain-i Reyilolcls and William D. McClure.

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