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Diamond‘ Jubilee Inspires Song
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At The Canada. Jubilee
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I . ~ Capone's Diamond Jubilee has been the inspiration that led ‘to the vrriting 0t a new (ianiutiinn song “At The (Iannda Jubilee" which has re- ntly been published to commemo- te the szixtletlt your oi’ conledero- on. 11s composer, Gordon V. Thompson, nltrmuiy cstztbllsltetl the reputa- __v- oi’ being one oi iftutcuiafs lending -' '5 writers. His popular war songs omlposed and published during the rring days 0t’ 1914-18 tare well- nown. ’i‘lwre are few who ‘do not now by lteart the airs oi’ "When twk Comes Back". “Khakl" or ‘When Youn- Boy Comes Back to on", three ptutriotic isongs in pm‘- uinr comrposed by Mr. Thompson
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Mr. Thompson composed this new song recently while stuyitig at the Chateau Frontenac nt Quebec. IIcre at the very blrthplturr oi’ Ifnnmllttn ltisttory Mr. 'i‘honrpsott ielt the urge to write something thnt would ex- press tho joy oi’ ‘Canadians wt the coming great event. Having produced "At the (Jatnudtt Jubilee" .\lr ’l‘~hotnp- son felt that nnotilter song, €X11l‘(355_ ltrg the optimistic sentiments oi’ Cun- udlan-s, would hr cxccetllnigly flppfq. printe. "Land oi Glad 'l‘o-.\iorrows" was the result of this inspiration which the composer Ice]; owl-es“... something 0t’ the optimism tfor the fu-t/trre throughout Cnmulr. nl. the
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Biology 1, section I].
English 2, Citrus 1.
Latin 2. lFrettch 2.
Biblical Literature.
History 1.
Philosophy 1.
W. J. Duchemin, Charlottetown
Biology la. (Ilass 1.
Greek 2. '
French ti.
Philosophy S.
Physics 1.
Biology. in.
Kettle Holman, Summersidev Biology, (lluss 1.
English 4.
History 3.
History 4.
History 7.
Philosophy l.
Biology 1, Section A.
F. C. Underhay, Fortune Bridge
Lntin _1.
Frettclt 1.
English 1.
History 1.
Mnthetntttics i.
Chemistry 1.
A. J. Haslam, Springfield
Lntin 1.
Mathematics 1.
Physics 1.
George W. Wright, Charlottetcwr Latin 2.
French 2.
Etigllslt 2.
Philosophy 1. -
J. M. Bovyer, Crapaud
Latin 2.
French 2.
Chemistry l.
Adelaide Humphrey, Kelvin
Lutln 2.
‘English 2.
History 4. A
Philosophy 1.
Education 2. - i Chemistry 4.
C. B. Moore, Union Road, Kings Co. German 1.
Economics 2.
Phyllis Winchester, Charlottetown Spanish 1.
Frettch 2. _
J. W. McNaught, Coleman
English 4.
Ettglislt i)
History 4.
lllstnry i).
Political Science (l, (lntorutttitur n) Law.)
Philosophy 1.
(leolo y 1.
N. . White, Summerside
Fine Arts.
English 8.
Philosophy 8.
F. C. Jennings, Charlottetown History 2A.
Physics 20.
Chemistry 4.
‘l’. J. Humphrey, Kelvin
Greek 2.
English 4.
History 4.
Philosophy 4.
Philosophy l3.
A. L. Farmer, Kinkora
History 2A.
Physics 1.
Chemistry 1A.
Biology 1A.
T. T. Monaqhan, Charlottetown History 2A.
Physics 1.
Chemistry 1A.
Biology 1A.
S. H. Brown, Now Glauquw Economics 11.
Philosophy 5.
Helen T. B890. Summer-side Mnthematlcs 3, Class 2. Lntln 3.
French 3. Philosophy 1. Education 2.
LAW Gordon R. Holmes. Freetown (First Your) Contracts 1, Class 2. Trusts, Close 2. Contracts 2. Pass. Crimes, Class 2. History o! English Law. Class i. Property 1, Pass. Michael Abner ‘Farmer. Kinkori
./ (Second Year) Trusts, Class 2. Partnership and
Corporation
Class 1.
r Procedure 1, Pass. Property 2, Class 2. Banks. Banking. Bills and Notes.
Class 1.
Bankruptcy, Class 1. Agency. Class 2. ~ insurance, Puss. David L. Mntblooon. Chorlottetown (Second year)
Trusts, Puss. Partnership and Corporations.
Class 2. Procedure 1. Pass. Property 2. Poss. Banks, Banking, Bills and Notes.
Clans 2. ' Bankruptcy, Class 2. Agency. Pass. Insurance, Pass.
W. l. Darby, Ahramo Vltloge. (Third year)
‘Procedure 2. Class - Practical §tutec Class 2. Shipping, Gloss ll. llvidonco, Clue 1.
HALIFAX, May ll-The‘ distinc- lists 0t Dnibousiei University contain the names 0i’ the toiiowing Prince Edward island
Cflmllbell Scholarship-F. C. Procedure 2, Class 1. Ultderhay. Practical Statutes, Class l. B. A.—S. H. Drown Shipping, Class 1. W. J. Duehenitt Evidence, Class 1. 'l‘. J. Humphrey ' Constitutional bow, Class 1. » N. W. White. Trusts, Class 2. M. A.——C. B. Moore. (lonllicta. Pass, Lnw Graduates —-Walter Eric Mortgages, Clues 2.
Darby. ltezlttttld Dunbar Williams.
Jennie Callback, Central‘ Bedeque
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Constitutional Law, Class 1. Trusts. Class 1.
Conflicts, Class 1.
Mortgages, Class 1.
R. D. Willlomo, Charlottetown
(Third year)
Loo A. DoyIQ, Earnoclille (Third year) Procedure 2. Clans 2. Practical Statutes, Clues 2. Shipping. Pass. Evidence, Class 2. Constitutional Lnw, Puss. Trusts. Pass. Cotttllcts. Puss. Mortgages. Class 2. DENTISTRY R. H. Barrett, North River (Final Proteeslonal Year) hietullttrgy. Crown and Bridge Work and Cer ‘amics.
nntl Economics, ‘Dlstitictlotu Surgery and Anaesthetics. Orthotlontiu. Preventive Dentistry. Prosthetics tion.
Operative Dentistry, Distinction.
Lea M. Calibeck, Tryon (Final Professional Year) Metallurgy.
Dentistry, Distinc-
Ooo-ooo-ooo-o-ovoo-o-oooowo-o: Iohn Smith and His Car ‘I IIIDILEL IUBHILL
"l! lllfi lo o olorooho IIII I"?! noun-o should wol- oonl. Io lo not odlol, mo» lo lo o coloring martyr, o rho wuuu no [lad u u" oxploltol, II on Interesting '11- llo oxplrlolooo to! tho ' bio bolollt ol tho other tinny 1 Iillllol or no" nonboro o! 1h Idol IIII.
4§§0404§ Knowledge The Best Brake
‘ l" llllYlllll. hi5 new car, 0t’ course, Smith had stlpttlatttetl tour-truce]
brake-s. mu it itevtntun-tt that he did trot know wintt kind he was getting, i bmllmillel)’ he pnrcltusctl a (‘or ot‘. 33°11 "El-llllilllillt null accordingly- Km n. braking uystcttt in keeping’ with the cur. l l “if l had known there were so imnny tltticrcut kllllis‘ in" tcttrwvltctal blokes l would have hztd n harder ttnn-v selecting u car," he said, '. "NO! it‘ you ‘bud kept iu ntintlmte I rulv. l_toid him. “You cunt go “Yflilg ii you TClilPlHbGt‘ that, m. . Drllivlllll’ 0i constrttt-titvit is desir- able ultic-ss it PIIIlNNlIOS tln- best
History. Ethics. Jurisprudence-"""“1‘lii1$ "m! is treated to tlte in-si
“Prklll-lllillill- l Wjlillil rather have the two-trheel brakes oi‘ Al rer- tuiu make ut‘ cur than the tutu-M Wllrcl brakes oi’ some m1 the nntr-; Rel. That illustrates the rule." 311111113 vlliet‘ Dcrplexity, howev- er. “Ins the tiiiterettce between the ,- Drzlkillg systems. To mm an p“... whct-Pbrztkittg systetus were div- ided into mechanical and byilrztulY
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crown and Bfldge work audio classes, with a war existing be-
.(‘eratnlcs. “Vern the two tartlotts. ‘it. is a} History, Ethics, Jurisprudenco-Dvlnllni‘ ntlsvonccptitut and l was] and Ecmmmicbh F glad that he bad brmtgbt up the; Surgery and Anaesthetics. lXlllll- i
5 Orthodontizt.
, Preventive Dentistry. _ Operative Dentistry, Distinction. Prnthetlc Dentistry, Distinction.
MEDICINE (Fifth Final Year)
Daniel MacLean Wood, Brockfiéld For Degree. Hygiene
| Obstetrics
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- ‘Clinical Obstetrics and Gfynueo- ‘ logy i ‘Medicine
; Clinical Nletlicinc
' Surgery (Jlinicnl Surgery
(Fourth Year)
W. M. MacPhee, Commercial Cross. Medical Jurisprudence. Medicine 2.
Surgery 2.
Obstetrics and (lynnelogy
Psychiatry
' Hygiene
(Fourth Year)
A. J. Murchison, Clyde River Medical Jurisprudence. liiedlciito 2.
Surgery 2. Obstetrics and Gynneology Psychiatry Hygienic (Fourth Your)
Charlotte Munn, Marshlield liledlcul Jurisprudence Medicine 2.
Surgery 2. Obstetrics and (iynneology Psyt-ltizttry ilyglettc. (Fourth Year)
J. G. Toombs, Mount Stewart hietlitrztl Jurluprtttlence. lllfitlicitte 2 Surgery 2. Distinction. ()b.=ztt-i.r|<r.'-t and (ly/tiacnlogy’ llygimtt-
Psychiatry, Distinction '('_l‘hird Year) lrcne Allen, Summerside/
Pharmacology Ptttlmlogy ‘ Physiology 2. . llittcltctnistry 2.
Zilcdit-ltte 1. Distinction Phycltology Laboratory Diagnosis Surgery 1.
(Titird Year)
Anna Murray, Formerly of O'Leary Pharmacology . Pathology
Physiology i1.
Blochetttlsiry 2. 1‘ Surttery 1.
(Second Year) E. s. Glddllgs, Abney
Bacteriology
Atnttotny 2.
Practical Anatomy 2 Iliocltentistry 1
Metllclltc 1
Psychology .
Laboratory Diagnosis
Materia Medica.
Physiology 1
Structural Neurology
(First Year) . C. Jennings, Formerly of Char- lottetown
Anatomy 1
Practical Anatomy 1
Histology
Etnbryology
SUCCESSFUL ISLAND STUDENTS AT MT. A.
SACKVILLE. May l7.-—An- nouncentettt is mode of the grad- uates in the Lntlles College, in special departments. Graduation exercises will be held this even- in '
g. The Prince Edward island grad- uates are:
Department ol Literature, M.L.A. Hope Eleanor Prlcbard, Summer- side.
Department ol Fino ond Applied
Arto Flno Arts:
Audrlenne Gertrude Perry, Sum- merslde.
Georgie Beryl Read, Borden.
Mary Ruth Miller, Charlottetown Mildred Vorner Muttart. Sum- merside.
SNOKMIHJUIB, N48,. May 17- — The closing oi Mount. Allison [bad- ies’ College wars completed in Fow- celit Hall hero tonight when» =36 graduates and one post graduate received diplomas. The graduates includedz-Impartment oi.’ Liter- ature, iM.tL..A.:—~Hopo ‘Prlchard, Summerslde, P.E.-l ., Department of Fine and Applied Artsz-Audri- enne IPerry. Summerside, PJEJL. George Rood, Borden, P. 111.. 1.; Ruth ‘Miller Charlottetown, P.E.I.
on your own car.
'the important inctot- is iceetwittg up
oi’ (braking ‘system.
"Mccltztnlcal and ltytlruttlic 5_v-‘ SWIIH lire only n purl oi.‘ the gen-| erul picture," 1 tnlu him. "One oil the most effective braking sysltritls ‘ is lite nit‘ brake, us used (ll) railway ‘. couches and now on mom;- bust-s and ll'llt‘k'.~‘, T-lw, electric brake isf another tleveloptnetit,
"Them "Ft! D001‘ tnccltatticnl brakes and poor ltytlrnttllt: piles.‘ \Vheu attyotte asks you what youl would do it‘ you were tlrivittg 1t car with ltydrattlic brakes and the stem sprung a. leak he is asking you whiit you would do it‘ you drove n ca: with interior ltytlrnttlic brakes. It anyone discusses the possibility 0E a. brake rod oi’ n mechanical braking ‘system or a pin coming loose the is speaking or in- ferior mechanical brakes.
“i. am not going to give you my views on the brakes oi the future but l think I can clear up some points in ‘the present situation and perhaps help yott to n. better under- standing oi‘ the tnechariicul brakes The first point to bear in mind is the patent sittlil- tion. ‘Naturally the best hrnkittg systems are closely guurtietl and royalties tor their use are factors in manufacturing cost. You cannot assume always t-hnt the brakes on ll. higher priced cnr necessarily are better than those on a more popu- larly priced. cur. Some 0i’ the tnanufacturcrs 0i lower priccdcnrs
have spent their money for safer
broking systems rnthcr lhnn for
ot-lter Natures. ' “There are o. ntunbet‘ of facts
which nu cur owner should over- look, One 0i these is -thc itntttrul difficulty 0t‘ lceeilittg four met-limitl- t-nliy (rperttictl brakes t-quuilzvtl. Auothet‘ is the fact than no bruit .-: of any kind are perfectly clqittliiztetl in service. Even in u ltytlrnttiit: brake you have the vnriniiottat in lit-alto lilting efficiency to t-otttuttd with, tthuugit this, HS in brakes ot‘ other types, is lJGing tuinitttizcd throttgh the use oi internal ex- panding brake slices with enrloascti drunts.
“li‘ the brake system is ntcchaui- cal it must be lubricated. it it is ltytlrattllc it must be kept tight and the lines ntusit be kept tilled with iittitl in the case of air brakes
the pressure.
"it is not true that ltytlrattlic brakes are not suitable for iteuyy cars. They are being adaptetl for use on trucks. Because the hy- itlrntrilt: system is inherently equal- ized to the pOilllS where the brake ultocs or battds nre brought lnIto iii-- tion they ueqttlrc no tnechattlsttt tor equalization. in this respect they ‘ are superior to tneohutticul brakes 5 and even Ito air brakes but only just tnatclrthe electric brake. "There is a race between design- ers at present. in develop the easi- est operating brake. Ono 0t‘ those cars you_ considered buying is equipped with what is ‘known as a vaccunt booster. The engine cre- ates a vaccuttt in a small cYllWlEY- When t-lte injnke pednl is preesctl the t-ylindefls opened. Air rush- es in with itutficiettt force to help the driver apply the brakes.
“The tievelopntctrt 0i low i111‘!- sure hytltrattllics mnlcee deli-encr- glzlng unnecessary in this type. it also decreases the possibility of leakage just as the growing slmPll- city of tuechamlcal brakes decreas- es tho possibility of lack of equal- ization tltrottitrh neslefll-
“A point few drivers consider ls the importance oi care in any W116 You can make your brakes superior to those ct the hydraulic owner who never checks the pressure or makes M! inspection. On the oiiher hand, the owner 0t a. hydraulic brake car will have better results phan the man who neglects the =best mech- nniun system in the world.
"Know your brakes and take core of them. T-hmvs the boat. braking system ot all."
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BLUENOSE COMMANDS IN TOWER OF LONDON.
LONDON,'May 16. -—Lleut-Cen- erni Sir Iierbert Uniacke, member o! n noted "Nova Siiotitz family o! soldiers. has been appointed to the oitice 0t Lieutenant o! the Tower. 0t Lonqon. He was recently gazetted colonel commandant o! the Royal Regiment 0t Artillery.
Mildred Muttnrt, Summer-side, P. E. I.‘
Sir Herbert Unlacke is B1 years
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