way can be made in the face of Russia's veto.

A visitor from Germany, said Co]. Flemlngton, expfgsgecl won. derment at the prosperous farm. land in this country, and recalled that thousands. yes millions of his fellow countrymen who are living in ruined cellars, without, light, or heat, without hope. l: made the speaker ponder upon our immigration policy which de- nies entry to such people.

He quoted a report from Har- vard University as saying "The purpose o! education is to break the strangle hold of the present."' Always soon or late. humanity turns to excellence as a flower. turns to the sun. “We must strive for this excellence in every field o! endeavour, our day's work, as well as in. facing our national and international problems. win- ning the war just gives us an 0p- portunlty to work harder than ever for our goal of a better world." '

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OONIIDIIATIQN IJII f3 SUIANCB. CHQQWILL for Photograph;

District Governors

“The ioiiowinr Charlottetown Rotarians have been chosen to serve as District Governors: First. the late Judge George S. Inman in i919‘. then in i922. Rotarlari Walter S. Grant. who both served terms as Governor of District l8. Rotary International. “hater our district was enlarged l to include the Maritime Provinces, Newfoundland, the counties of Washington and Aroostook in Maine, aiid the Gaspe Peninsula. 1n i935, Rotarian Percy W. Tur- ner and in i939 Rotarian J. A. Clark were elected by the clubs I as Governors of ihe international.

The musical portion of the pro- inter-Dominion District No. 102. sremmc was greatly enjoyed and "Both served on the canal-nan the soloslsts Mr. Raoul ReymondiAdvisory Committee of Rotary and Mrs. Gordon Stewart warmly International. and it was my good applauded. Song leader during fortune to be selected to act as

VITAL ITATISTICS _. Thgyq We" 104 births. 2a dcaths_ and zi ., gpprOXlmflU-‘ly ssilo per marries” in the City int month, an.“ Under the new rates the Df- 3- 0- Rowing. chief health guide": using the same am-lOUiCOI. informed the City Council a): bl elcr-lrlc energy would pay l"! 518M- mjdlllllfllifll amount of $1.02. This w” “ha... inc fuel clause will be gem separate on the bill. The pail 1: nzing rates, it is under- mod will not be affected by the

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h, present a householder using m kilowatt hours in the City

4g 5543,0555 m“; _ Fm)“ Summeralde Represented

two searches under authority o! the Prohibition Act were mgdg m the City last month, Chis! n; p0. lice Birtwistle announced lag iiiebl. in his reeulai» report ea fie City Council.

V. D. REPORT-venereal cases in the City last month totalled 28. Dr. B. C. KeePiiil. chief health of. flcei‘. reported to the City Qouncil last night. 0f these. l6 were male cases. There was one new male case and one female.

Rotarian E. P. Foley of the Sumnierside Rotary Club Bxpfegg. ed the thanks of his Club for the welcome extended to them.

inning Meeting 0f ll. M. S. Auxiliary

to Arol-ibishbp Derwyn ‘T, Qwen u primate of the Church of England in Canada is Rt. 32v.

3m Evening Auxiliary Women's glssicnnri- Society of Trinity Un- lmi Clill: -li held their llfSt lllll

TRAN ___ BY All! to Montreal and Boston . t p 1 f Gallery sCFslsfRnEgho hiflbeeripstatz in about three hours. Phone Mari- mecllllgfilll‘ lggleinzcaislm ‘lag-Germ :1 “med Bl‘ d“ dhmch o‘ u“ Mo“ time Central Airways 2061 or 549. Heartl fir. ‘ - ‘

,‘.\lrs. Stanley Thompson. ‘mil’ Rwem" 1°’ i-iie vast tgvol PENSION

‘ . \ r ssFrlsMBe-a 9, ‘19¢1_ . m; CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - “GE mm fi-u __ A. Pierce, who most heartily en- af local htarcll. bl! livdrtlllng of llamas! .-_._ "The Past District Governor Don 5L mum.‘ Blame. w" u" m yiloyiiiii m“? "n" 0a‘ i’ m‘ iginated the following, which was Mam“ McCarthy w“ “mud m rd of Public Utilities. was made and peace throug a. world fel-, The weddmg ceremony elll fiche an incrpose of 86 cents Mr twice daily, Phone 2001 or 540, his native Province. beaummy adorned Wm‘ pink m‘ o“ m? announced ;nc,e,,,se h“ Menu-ell ‘m, 3°“°n_ Phon‘ mu nessey sang beautifully the Ave on the arm of her father by whom , Wliisi length veil of silk net wll The maid of honor was Miel talleta wllh a coronet of blue vel- pink mixed flowers. was ably proposed by obi, Firank Vocational Craft Assemblies at m“ “d Mi" Waiter uwlbr. law's” nedemfl‘ Kmgstm‘ biwmp ion to Rotarian R. D. Quigley and ‘ and the nominating committee for - accesmnes “m: a" “mwe M Wm“

‘ l u ' ' ' visitors present was the Pfgmlq- htreaso In Llslli iiilllill- ii Aliiillli New Church Of England Primate °" '°""_L‘°'“'“*"‘ w» wd-iiiiinsivil-Miiiirillv < ~. ‘ " » l" l .. “ doreed the Drlncipies of Rotary and the motto: "He profits most ' _ . a y; of electric light and fl n” vince will N! ti! 131:3“: y: iiwigiilggghmwlg: 15:; sicene cafe; hapay event on ‘Bhuta- ’ IY- - 4 . when Mildred ritime Electric Qomplny n“ adopted as the 1th object of Ro- E ed yesterday. my, “The m." emm o, m,“ glgaillgivaogggrsgfl ligltstfibb: t: ‘o. llnc fuel clause which pro- _____ 10mm!) o! b m d I _ dtrfvl‘ such an increase in 1h! T0 NEW GLASGOW in l mile silmsl men unuiiede isn the ifitglefif: mptgévyfitriggasndcfigfiggwn b, Maritime Electric mummie- CENTRAL Au.- "M" imam“- l‘ d s, m. for coal which wAvs three times daily to us“. The "Wm W" M"- Jwvii .. M i - t. w = c~me~blee~ a m ~ ...-.'.:..:":..:;:::...2:t""= W she was given in marriage, wfl charming in a gown of white silk attached to a scalloped cap of lacq, Her bouquet was of red roses with Joyce Mt-Tagiie, cousin of the bride. she ivoi-e a gown qg 11g“. vet flowers and shoulder tilp veil with matching mittens. She cor- the evening was Rotarian Marcus chairman of that committee ior Acting as has‘ mm w“ M3’- Caidef- lone year and also as chairman of Pierce Dwle‘ The “she's we" M“ Storey and responded to by Mrs. , two international conventions. f br°‘h°"1“'1°'w °£ the 5mm“- K- 5~ 308cm. have also been a member of the The bride's “miller Wm‘ i‘ 9"“ Iof Nova Scotla, seen here with his lhis Rotary Ann was made 0 , I _. . ——-" _ . n be-lthe International Pre d t f Smprmfins Wm‘ lem- owiw i" INCREAQI _ 1m. family. He was canon cf St. James '|half of the club, by Jud“ H L_‘Rota,y_ 51 en 0 the illness of the groom's fat-bet

——- .the United States Consul Mr. W Puwer “at. nu eelaan b marvel roe an A h. .. . ,_ N __ (Ciiiiiimisd from Page l) w . _ ~ . l adding * who serves best." ' l“ the Pro t

we M six-mum“ M n u“ Tflmmbered i“ ‘he ma“ w?“ m" Genevieve daughterofMr and Mn. e lnvffli-‘ie- “Mum”! by n" ernational understanding. good will 5011mm“ Klc and M" John-w‘. of ihB price o! @011 coins utca via Mediums Central Airwlyl service", bringlnE great honour to m, a, W, Has-mm The m" w" ‘I Co“, suns’ with cflwenqo“ mm M‘. and n“ cmmcnm. M Dougan while Miss Frances Help The bride. entering the church lace with long pointed sleeves. He:

long white streamers. enly Blue nylon marquisette ovI ried an old fashioned bouquet 0C Toast t0 the Roses of Rotary the Agricultural Section of the wmred Mccamhyl brim“! M "i. During the evening a preseritgt- election arrangements committee (‘i dusty m“ Cmpe Wm‘ buck

_ . ~ yesr. l ft t d in .

mnduried the deiotional pellod i l Y" 9F BY "Willi l °1' “gum pgymem; i“ 91¢ we pqmlCathedrai, Tbronto. for three gum“ “Dxstrm comewwes and “w,” hi5 parents were unable to be

pd the hllsriiess "Well"! WUEW" ageiflgshghxfi’traiwégredfohn‘ slon cheques will, in all likelihood ""5- Co-chalrmen were Rotarians P. bile: have met with the Char- Diesel"-

iif- ll mm“? M new “em e“ ' start in November, Premier J. Wal- __ W. Turner and W. A. Stewart. ' iottetown Club on a number of ‘m?’ the ceiemmli’ a W541!‘ _ 1' ‘mpi ' h k “G , 1 ter Jones said yesterday. The $5 a The following guests were present: ‘ occasions. and the other clubs in hreakmo“ w“ held it The Chi?’ ‘Til! i‘ " “F” °° ' ma’ ‘ Mugm-et R Gm“; 3A o; Tor‘ month fiat increase is retroactive Rotarians Earl C. Cannon, Sen- l the district always speak very en- ‘Miemwii ii" Yimiiv“ iii"! “W9 EC" lily" w“ mmxwced by ' ator B. W. Robinson, E. P. and thusiastlcally about the wonderful frimds °f 5°“ Pvms-

, _, - onto. has been appointed to the 9° M?!’ 1947 "id "'P""'° diiqu" _ I55 Eli-i ‘mifiiiii Si" mmmm“ in“; o; Prince o; Wale, 0,153,} covering the increase from May t? M“ Foley. Summerslde; Gordon] time they had at each _of these Mi" Wiliied McCarthy PIOPOII!

Following is the report of the street Department for the month of August as given by Chairman, oouncillor F. C. Dougan last night:

"We have been quite busy on our

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY

mic-i speaker of the even- fig iis Laura Busiin, told with ‘m: eiizhuslasm of her visit at u}; Uimcd Church Camp at Ber-

‘:‘§e°",';°_ funeral of Cheryl Jone, mum

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wiring S|lf‘(\l\'(‘l'S and leaders, the ‘£3398; Mxgasmglnkmsvtshgzulz tmillul: imisiv, and above all the lyeslemay ‘rumour’ ‘mm the home splendid fellowship enjoyed seem- l“ m srmdmrmm M,’ mu M“ ft i0 h" l’ miflast‘ °t he“°" [Harry ltfacLeari, Meadow Bank. N! "PM "'"Y°"° '°° Pm‘ u’ ‘m’ Service at house aind grave was gay the experience at least once. comm,“ by new T‘ w_ Gmdm“ The msviiiih @101"! Wiiii i-iie Interment Clyde Rlver Cemetety. lmpah benediction after which a ma} hull hour was enjoyed.

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DIES AT MONTREAL — 'I‘he death of Dr. Fred H. MacKay of Montreal occurred yesterday morn-, lng. Dr. MacKay was a b Mrs. Russell Clark, Mt. . , , _ Mr. and Mrs Clark are leaving mains are reversed alter eacii “his morning for Montreal aocomy mmderl"? panied by Senator Maclntyre. Dr.

“' MakzKay has been in ailing health

_, for some time and it was. felt his "BIRTHS. Mlalilaugs.

condition was serious. He was one DEATHS‘

__-+___.._____ “ TURN AND TURN ABOUT

Wear on curtains is more evenly dttnhulcd if hems are placed in boll. ends of the curtains and the

of our noted Canadian doctors.

31.020 IN PROHIBITION FINES -F‘lfleen prosecutions under the Pmhlbltlon Act in the City lut month resulted in i5 convictions. Chief of Police Birtwistle inform- -- ed the City Council last night. BIRTHS One thousand and twenty dollars, - ~ H» iit..nazl. 371$; i::..;°ir:°;‘..l': pilii, si-iri. s, tu Mr. and Mrs. J.| , 1 ,

Harold Llflld. a dailightef. Judith gfefidgfinfi flail’; :1‘ ‘i§°l‘§$.'"°“' slime. <1 ib. a 02.). ' ’ 3°“E""‘-“i ""1 P» E- 1- 3°‘: SERVE EXTRA HOURS-loch g2? Zbetiltlgl- wmigfa-eimg memhert t: the CigvxxPogcei serve: ~' ‘ ~ l four exra hours ay urngO gagglfliiis giiiiiii-‘S-i [Home Week, Chief of Police all-t- W “Mqiu mg‘ ‘Wéiiiiglyfmz; wistle informed the City Council m '35,, “g “M "If bomi last night. The Chief added inst m- ‘6 m; “five iil I I ZQCYOCKGTQdDn seriauebaczcidente l: , . " - e y u rig a me en mruufl‘ h,“ A‘ f“ Ardiimilpleithat a high standard of law and ‘“'*“°" smkefley- Ymk’ order prevailed throughout the iii? w \lr and M): i’"€“i&i.§§§ii' u“ dw" ‘°‘“*‘““‘ "mi “mi-é SUFI-‘EBS iiviuvs - Gerald fiflfss,,jn;_l_guiji"i;ufsgg"ii Murphy. 12-year-old Georgetown m, m. ,0 f" and Mi; J ‘£91? boy suffered burns to his face and M, R0,,‘ Brldgétowtn ma; éermg hands Sundsyflevcnihg car hi: pmgwmf“ so“ carfkemele,‘ ‘home at Georgetown when he came pup“ _ M {he Pm“ Cuba“ in contact with a can containing pa», y m August 26m w" “dome lighted gasoline. The victim in m; Mm Robert ‘E Bdrm {was in company with two other 1,0,... F,.,.,,,0m a dnughtéc, Smphiads at Georgetown shore when lay “m; ' ' the accident occurred. lt is thought m. --_.._~_ the boys had found the gasoline MAmtlAmsg and were pouring it on the fire ml";§~—-—~—————-DE _ M m‘ unnedlwhen the mishap occurred. glgiflfhffiigyeii. September ll waxes RADIO - orrrcsn M,‘ miimndieig" c?" i" 5MP! COURSE-Among thirty-six under- 9g COHQW,“ Rr glam‘? Hyde graduates from ten C nadiai-i uni- ' l " “rill-i” “:22. uiilt.“ ~ °‘ or g r g u - afihxlgauaggv“ u“ Ufwxqcently inaugurated RCAJ". sum- m.‘ m" Mfga, "" “gflmer training scheme‘ ll Mr. W. M, “m; Gyms i“ - n- ‘Mwlu, ‘Jéllilawcombe. of Pm. mil. PEI. A hymn Amman kn," conunzw student at Mount Allison Univer- zlllCruss " sity, Mr. Newcombo u taking the '-\~¥ radio-officer coursa at Clinton, Ont. 'I'lie training aohemg begun this year, calls for l6 Week! of summer flying training at the end of the student's first. second and third years o! university.

_ DEATHS mtanrox —At the Prince Ed- ‘Pii- island Hospital. Sunday. l. ‘I. 1947, Mrs. Thomas M. uilflrilcn in hcr iiflth. year. ‘hm- ____. m, "ii" iiw Mimi-sen mnereii r.w.c. nriorsrriArion-while i iii“ (Timur) morn-libs registration figures for this firm“? siiiiii"! Ii 10 W100i year's Prince of Wales Collage pnéimPeople s Cemetery. term are incomplete and will prob- Ho_,‘,t°N"A* u" 7- 5- 1!‘ ably continue so for a few dove. m’ i," °" Miiiifiiiy- Bwi- 5- pi. o. o. Steel, principal b: the ‘ e ‘l "liPiimiiii- iii h" College, said int night that uia mdeywnr. Funeral from her late 1mg,“ fm“f.mn would likely no m,“ etsiallorden on _’rhursday-ra,.,.. ximatey eoo, which would ,hm$c§‘r hi; Ii 1 oviwi- Iii- lmmi about so lees iiuaebu that! . a, c “rm “i swim“ 59m!‘ ,lut year. lo far. es students have '1“ in! ‘Prsverle. Belting athqmugd gm- pmmh y“; “m, ‘n; an funeral home until “m,” ggvfl} of thou. Df- i"! m,.,~,,,e"‘°°"- "iii" ‘i h" iii" ma. were not uiuiig the full ' Hoademic course‘ but were enrolled aim in commercial coitus. One hundred and five had resistor-ed {or ‘third Year. The "hi!!! for Oh tho moat incomplete of any. Rrltlil Hid. as the popm for thou who nod taken special matriculation eiroml nae. not all been graded. There were, howm. at lent I! refill" "Ii eel students now enrolled for lecond ~ re Year. The teacher training claam - . would have over It atudenta. Dr.

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November will be mailed to all

about."

streets. scarlfying, grading, saltlng,

Dunlop. Halifax; E. H. Charlesonflconferences, and have

aroused I the toast to the bride. which was

pensioners in addition to their n November cheque. The Premier- CW“- D°wm “ The Pwchl”

stated n was ‘Impossible m havelof the Royal Hotel would allow suf-

the preparatory work on the newiiiecritilriga1pzcsd Islghglggtfr“ rzfon: :31: tggxtleuszgbgutrghwadbre: $53 for lhe buses to enter and depart.“ ‘increased rules in operation. The . maximum“ pension igllll be $30 a m“ mmaum‘ month w h an ellg e income re- . quiremerlt raised from $425 to $000. l qglajxzxazr bgr Sig; """" ' e y's-m was eng nspec . ELECTED Pflllflfl E Coun. CM. Cox said he had been l ‘I informed b! Premier Jones that g tend high and model adiools. He the inspector was now tnkins l I was graduated from Trinity College Wm“ ‘l5 30h“! Hfillkihs UHiVBP-iiii’ ’ in ibis with the Governor Gen- in Baltimore- eraPa medal for the best scholastic CWii- M-A- Firm" "id i" "m" recur,‘ o; ‘he yeah Th, m,“ y," sidered Dr. Nordlund was doing a

e took m! MA good Job as meat. inspector. Only

Post-graduate work at Torontoyrecemly‘ Cmm- hrfn" "Ml 3"‘ University occupied most of hisygwdgmlgrhad lnspwled ‘he M"" spare time while taking my thEO- u" i‘ “iiidiiiighiifliinigdeied in» logical course at Trinity. He grad-, ‘if? “Faye w D" " - ' “Med h‘ ‘Q23 wm‘ m,“ dais ha”, et er. signed by the residents

‘of Edward Street. was read by the ors and a degree of doctor of phil- Guy ck“ The residents “km osophy. . ' .

H- M he overs-l or» $2533.‘? ..°‘.‘Z..‘°.'l’.“.l ;‘;§.°;§‘.“‘.;if’ mm‘ mm“ U“lv"s“'y' wmdm" ‘ner of Grafton and Edward ‘Streets ! us, in 1917 and mim i919 w 1m Con“ Doug“ m,’ m m, h; went on an educational tour with sympathy with the request of “,9 his bride, Florence Belle Brownmpemlon,“ H, h", cm wmnénl She is the youngest daughter-pin,“ Edward Sh," “do had ‘l the late Harry Brown of WolfvLle. bmuggyu] “m”. mtyinng" o; he, N.S. He studied first at Oxford prgde in im- properly. It was a. and later at Harvard. 'shame, Coun. Dougaln said. to al- l

The diocese of Ontario ordained low a coal-shed to operate where him a deacon in i916 arid in the the dust would blow over those name year he was ordained a. priest people's property and thus render in the diocese of Nova Scotla. ‘useless all the work they had dune

For two years, from 1920-22, heWn beautifying their places. served as professor of philosophy Recorder Martin said the City at King's College and also during did not have the authority l0 pre- ton he “m; as professop o! vent the operation ofthecoalsh-ed. ethics at Trinity. He was canon b!‘ No rooms were submitted by the sh Jame, cathedral, Toronto. 3n Chairman of the fire. markehlight, 193’! and three years later was M‘ "lid" °°°iimlii°°l~ named Bishop of Algoma. - (Conn. Dougan. who read the

when he w“ elevated to ‘he Financial report. said he consider-

t m U 1 m T- _ ed the City's monthly surplus last. ftyfc-Lrgibiim cane!!! vlezlziflleacgilltgzd "mmh ‘l! 319-30“ '~ "l" "°'~‘°Y4-

‘Sfviflutlm u“ “w” o‘ “w” °x SWEDEN‘! nurom- SURPLUS

STOCKHOLM -—- (SPF-Sweden's foreign trade during the months January to June, 1947, resulted in an import surplus of more than 113000001200 kronor ~ (about $280.- 000900), compared with .313,000.- 000 (S87,000.000) last year.

and ll the third native-born Can- adian to be elected.

He was barn at Prescott. Ont. 1n 1389 and is the 5000i“! Dlihflp o1 eplscopacy of the Anglican Church in Canada to be eccted primate. With the exception of Archbishop Owen all other incum- bents were archblshors and met- ropolitans when chosen for the high office.

Made score of Friends

During lib summer ilacaiions while serving as professor, he trav- elled the dusty shcre roads of Nova Sootla visiting the small mis- sion churches. He taught the chil- dren; prepared candidates foi- confirmation —- and incidenily made scores of friends.

On many orihese trips aiong the province's isolated shore! he slept with lumberjacks in their shacks; ate an early morning breakfast with fishermen on their Jill‘ i0 the nets and ialked wjiiti blackened coal miners as they came from the

ts. In the election u-i i934 of an u- ‘ n Inltalled slstent his-hop of Toronto and egoln in 1930. at the election of a bishop of Otto/we. he polled the second largest number o! votes. His elec- tion. thmt Years later. ll bishop of Aigoma. was unanimous and he‘ was consecrated at St. Luke's Cathedral. aault Ste. Marie, Ont... April 25. i040.

your yean later. on another un- animous ballot, he was elected the sea of Nova Bcotia, the first colonial blahopric in the British Hnpire. Ibi- Bishop Kingston it was an opportunity to work in an enlarged pastorate with greater possibilities for his drlvinl nature.

He become the eighth bishop of Neva wicotla on March l0. 1M4. and

embers of the Mil-year old. dio- can approved the new bishop.

Illa whole life ll aurmned up in hla own oefiniticn of his duties:

“more is nvsed to have a eieu vision of the hureh universal - thl whole eolilrllltlon of Christ- ian people tliromheut the world seeking to lxprola the world-wide notla-e of the shunt: as a living otlonlmi.”

with three children - two daulhterl and one. Ion - and hi! energetic ehumh work. he his lit- tle time‘ for recreation but when he bu he like: to spend it at ten- nll. golf. swimming or motoring.

‘lihe primate-elect la one of the

CABKNIOON. Sept. I --fQ)- Most luv. George liredorlck King- ston, tall, brood-shouldered Bishop of Nova Scotia. tonight was in- stalled a; prlmlte of the Church of England in Canada in a service at the Cathedral of St. Jclhn the Evangelist which embodied the time-honored ritual of the com- munlori.

Aftq- singing of p. esslouial hymns, the recital of the Apostles’ Greed and Lord's hayers, Very ftev. OI. alley. dean of St. James‘ Cathedral, Toronto. paid tribute tb Archbishop lcinpten, u a man of "sterling character and wide olperleuce.”

‘hue duties of primate were many. he laid.

"in will be the presiding Nlhop when our fathers in 00d lnzlt in conlultatloa, and an for the whole church when it in re- quired that the church speak with a united voice. ....but his foremost fflponllllllty ll to be elainlltcl- 1p the souls and bodies of men."

In a tribute to the hie Arch- bishop Dorwyvi T. Owen of Tor- onto, when: the white-haired Arch- bishop Klnllton mounds a1 afl- enth primate, the Dean said: "flioeoof uawhokviewimricab never forget him. nor his influence on the liven of many pmcm to

youngest members ee the Oeaod- when: he reflected the beauty of

Still llld. I

fan oplecooate to become primate the iii-dwelling Gram."

Ottawa.

Oihei‘ Quests were: Mr. and! Mrs. 1v. A. MacLellan, Lt. Col. and! Mrs. L. T. Dowther, Rev. and Mrs. J. D- Davison. Mr. and Mrs. an.‘ Hurst, Miss Louise Avard, Miss Muriel-lo Stewart, and Mr. Myron . Bell. Charlottetown; Mr. David