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Nothing New Re Lindbergh Ransom Money

(Canadian Press)

ALBERT, N. B., Aug. ll.-The

liext development in the case of seven bank notes located here and, suspect/ed to be part of the ransom money paid futily by Col Charles A. Lindbergh is expected to come from Ottawa or United States, authori- ties. Reticence on the part of of- ficials and erroneous reports have confused the situation. The only definite information available to-

night wus:

Miss Carrie Anderson, a nurse of

Ilnmpton, Va., drew $190.00 from a bank at Hampton, came to Albert :for a vacation with .her sister, re- siding here, and deposited the mon- cy in the local branch of the Bank of Nova. Scotia. Bank officials ex- amined the currency and commun- icated with the Royal Canadian Motulted Police. The R. C. M. P. wilcd their infomation to head- quarters at Ottawa, which refus- ed to make a statement. `

The money paid to the Lindbergh

kidnappers consisted of $20, $10, and $5 bills, and the seven notes deposited here included these three denominations.

Examination at Halifax of a list

of serial numbers established them as those on the seven bills but allowed they did not correspond _with the ransom money. No infor- mation could be secured regarding the plate letters. , Miss Anderson has not been ap-

proached by the police and first learned of the case when interview- ed by newspapermcn. She said her only knowledge of the bills was that she had received them from the manager of the bank at, Hampton' Hampton bank oilicials said they had no particular knowledge of the. bills, Miss Anderson said she ob-2 tained there. The President of the bank knew Miss Anderson, who has been supervisor of the Elizabeth City County Visiting Nurses' As- sociation for 16 years. Another of- ficial remarked that it was imposs- ,y :ble for u bank ui keep an accur- ate check on all bills it handled. 1 The situation has aroused little. lf any comment in this village. Miss '

.nel'vc...and keeping them well fed.

i>l.EAs.»lNr CIRCLE INSTITUTE*

The regular lnonthly meeting of

Pleasant Circle Institute was held

at the home of Mrs. Hugh Walker "*A PUBLIC MEETING in the on July 21st_Thmeen members and interest of better train service will

‘be held in Elmira Hall on August

four visitors were present. Meeting; opened with repeating the "Creed" in unison. Roll call was answered

I 'With “My Pet Superstition." Mlnu. ` y

tes of last meeting were read and adopted. Some correspondence was read and discussed, Mrs. George MacKay and Mrs. Elmer Gamble

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iuele appointed to attend the c°m` gagement of their daughter Mary to

mittee meeting at Mrs. Calbeck's to help make arrangements for District Convention. Sick Com mittee reported and Mrs. Elmer Gamble and Mrs. Arthur MacKay were appaointed fo rthe following month, A bill of $1.42 was paid tel Mrs. H. Cameron Entertainment for the evening consisted of Read- ing by Mrs. John Walker, “Borro\v- | ing a. Match": Recitatlon, Miss Beatrice Tierney, "In Spite of Fault-": Reading. Mrs. Basil, Sherry. "My Financial career," A pleasant half hour was then spent in "Guessing Proverbs". Next meet- *ing at the home of Mrs. Elmer Gamble. Roll Call to be answered

with f'My Favorite Vegetable, and' MW t0 Prepare it." Receipts for the evening $1.73. ~

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Gangster War ~ ' _

Among Bees

CINCINN.-fri, 0., Aug. ll.-my

The Canadian Press)-Bees, says Frank Bornhoffer, who owns 70,000 of them. have gang wars of their

own. I All is peaceful when the "take"

is good. but let the supply of honey run low, and another "gang" try to #muscle ln" on a hlve's territory and the war is on.

Moreover, bees on the warpath

are markedly impartial and indif- fcrc-nfsbout whom they right. nt times like that they will attack humans with fervor,

Handling bees ln numbers, Bom-

hoffer says, is chiefly a matter of

But they are short tempered insects

lAnderson visited Moncton todal and planned returning tonight.

A shower that washes nectar from the flowers, or a heat wave. puts

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“My mother read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment

nt for afree sam eof each

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12th at 8 P. M. All candidates for political honors are cordially in- vited B Order of Committee. East 1 Baltic, Aug. e, 1932. 4909-a-11-zi.

..*ENGAGEMEN'1‘ ANNOUNC-

ED.-Rev. Allister and Mrs. Mur- ra Caledonia, announce the en-

Mr. Thomas J. Watson, B. A., of '\/lontreal. Marriage to take place in September. 4955-8-i2-ll.

..'Friends oi Mr. Elijah Mosher

will be sorry to hear' that he is confilled to his bed with a sllshl- attack of pneumonia. It is hoped that Mr. Mosher will soon be about again enjoying his usual good health.-H

them on edge and they are ready to fight. He credits them. too. With 128198

sensitive about making friends. Some people cannot go neBl' B bee without the insect discovering lm- mediate reason for an attack. And he credits bees with having 10118 memories. They know which hive they cccupica in c previws year. and where the most honey WHS available.

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"Your husband has a new suit." "No, he hasn't.”

“Well, somethings different."

"It’s a new husband."

-ANNouNcai»mN'1'. _ M;-_ mg

side, announce the engsgementof their daughter, Ada M. Sullivan, to Mr. W. Henry Noonan of Summer

-Nolvrn BEDEQUE and mc.

town United Church: N. Bedequs, 11; Traveller! Rest, 3.80; Freetown, 7.30. Miss Duff, W.O.T.U. Wo;-ke; of 'lbrénto will speak at Travellers Rest. Minister, J. W. A. Nicholson,

-BEDEQUE UNITED C_hu.;-ch gg caucus. Rev. r.. P. Archibald, Minister. Services for sundny, August' 14th: Bedeque, 11 n. m.; Capo Traverse, 3 p. m.; Bo;-don, 5 p. m. The minister will preach at all services. 1 _ _Y , 4

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-REPAIRS-lVl!r. J. J. 'Arnett Summerside, has been informed 'by the Federal Department of Public Works, Ottawa, that necessary N. Pairs will be made on west Point wharf as soon as the fishermen have their traps removed.-s

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-BEDEQUE BAPTIST Church,

Rev. A. G. Crowe, Pastor. Sunday, August 14th: 10.45 a.. m., Morning Worship; 11.45, Sunday School, Special Missionary Offering; 7.30 p. m., Evensong Service. Rev. B. D. Knott will be the special speak- er. Rev. R. D. Knott, pastor of Central Baptist Church, Saint John, N. B., is cordially welcomed to the pulpit of this church.

--THE ADJOURNED CONVEN.

TION of the 5th District of_- Prince C0\1I1ty will be held in Town Hall, Summerside, on Saturday, August 13th, 8 p. m. to select a. candidate to contest the seat made vacant by the death of Hon. L. M. MacNel1l, Minister of Public Works. All dele- gates are urgently requested to at- tend. Gordon W. Dawson, convener.

_ - 4968-B112-li

-WEDDING BELLS - A. quiet

weddng took place at the residence of the officiating Minister, Rev. W.

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H. Harding, Belmont St. Summer- Side, on Wednesday evening, Aug. 10th, when Mr. Clayton Blackmore of Bedeque and Miss Leona. M'c-. Williams of Summerside were unit-1 ed in marriage, only immediate: friends were present. The young couple will reside at Ross's Corner. A host of friends will wish them bon voyage.-S

-THE CENTRAL Business Col-

lege, Sulhmelslde, will re-open: Sept. Sth. Owing to the depression of the past`t\vo years and con- sequent cutting dcwn of staff by all firms, a number of positions have become vacant. Now is the time to get your business training and be ready for the~ demand ex- pected within the next year. Suc- cessful Matrlculation students and teachers with business training are always much in demand. Lower rates in keeping with the times Students rushed through accord- ing to individual ability. For full information write the Principal.

4817-8-tuths-3|.

--DEATH OF PROMINENT|

FARMER OF FREETOWN-Therei passed away suddenly at his home in Lower Freetown, Mr. John B. Gardiner, at '77 years of age. Mr. Gardiner formerly belonged to Northam and in his long useful life assisted in many forward move- ments in the farming industry of the Province. He was particularly interested in the co-operation move- ment on the Island. 1-le was a man

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inent professional man of Sum- merside and ia. farmer at the out- skirts of the town drove down to Rustfco a few days ago in the carly.hours of the morning for some deep sea fishing for macker-

not divulged but it is llr\dB1”Sl»00d

was fifteen sngie mackerel, fifteen

gentlemen ordered ten bugs of salt,

the gate of the fami houle the

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years he has lived in Lower Free- town. He leaves to moum his wld- ow, formerly, Miss Mary Camlvbdl. of Northam, two sons, Arthur at Freetown and Malcolm at Northam

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spending their vacation at Big Island, Merigomlsh. lvlr. Campbell conducted the services in U16 United Church on Sunday- As wvll as an anthem by the choir in the evening, there was a solo rendered in excellent voice by Mrs. James Maxwell of Worcester, Mass. Mr. Campbell while in town was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R.. Fraser. and received the glad hand from1 his many friends.-New Glasgow

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Neill of Tyne Valley, Mrs. Thomas. -VISITING PASTOR -_ R/ev. L.11 -`-Mrs. Wm. E. Profitt, Burlington. ' ° 1 Grlss Of Poplar Grove, Mrs. Ernest B. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell and left on Monday for Trum, N: 8..lWlfe Dlvorces

' family, Summer-side, P. E. I., are :ln company with her brother, Mr. _ Buster Keaton

H. B. McLeod, who has been spe

ing |. holiday in his native province particularly in Kensingtnri.-Y ANGELES. Aug. il.-<A di

(Canadian Pressl

vorce from Joseph Francis tlius- ter) Keaton film comedian. wa

-Among those attending the' 1

--The many friends of Rev.

el. The amount of their catch was News.” H, Hu-ding "9 9195394 go we hgm1

-- down town nglin and looking very,

that it was fifteen, but whether it PERSONALS fi; oft” his young "fiom mms,

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dozen or fifteen barrels is hard to -Mrs. Stanlake of Sumlnerslde __.._. ascertain, but the latter should be is visiting relatives in Richfbucto.- -Miss nity Www, yormggt, more correct, as before leaving the 5 daughter of Ven. Archeodcon C.

\ DeWolfe White, D, D., ond mrs.

they could do with no less. A frlendl -Mrs. Levi Monkley, Mlss Wilma Whit; og gummg;-yd, hu 1-¢|;um¢¢| had one of the mackerel so they Toombs, Kensington, spent at few homo from a. very pleasant holiday evidently caught some.-S days at C. N. Hotel, Charlottetown. with mgtivu in Nov, 5¢°m___5

-FOOT BADLY CRUSHED - -__ -Mr. P. L. BGWIIQGA of Bummer-

Master Aldin Yeo, son of Arthur -Miss Edna Belyos. of Frederic- gig, hu nwmgd mm ghumm. Yeo of Tyne Valley, was returning ton, N. B., who has been visiting mm wi-,on 11|, ugwndgd gh, mlm. from the pasture with one of his friends in Bummers£de,.returned to gl ognvgnglqn of gmbglmq-,_ M,-_ fathers horses on Wednesday her home on Friday.-S Bowne!! was re-elected president ol morning. when as he was entering me 31”-,g M,°¢|.,¢|°n,_5

horse, stumbled and fell, his body Lockey, L. B. H Horne, F. J. E. ...Miz ond Mrs. ‘Herbert Nlckerf falling on the boy‘s foot. The horse Wright, Summerside, attended the gm 0| Mom;-"1, Wm mv, be” gh, got up and the boy managed in horse races at Montague on Wed- gnu; of wa Jem, gmmm 3,1. walk to the house, but collapsed nesdny afternoon.-B mmf; gg,-'egg' gummu-,1d¢_ md m»_ with the pain. It was found that -__ gay” W;-uhg, og Bedeque' hw, N. hisfoot was badly crushed. Medical -Mr. Edwtn,McDonsld, Manager hu-M4 `}wm,,_5

Mmtuue mc” hom summers,” awarded today to Mrs. Natalie Tal

were Mr. Harry Billiphant, mg., clark Mr ‘_ E Pukmm' neglected her. Mrs. Constance Tai

Mm mmy Lu' Mx Bué Mmmmnl madge Netcher, former film actresl land othe"__s and sister of Mrs. Keaton, corrob-

madge Keaton, who testified hi

orated her testimony.

An attorney for Mrs. Kenton

Jerry Geisler, informed the courti property settlement had been madt and that a provision had been en- tered giving Mrs. Keaton custody

- of the two children.

It was over these two children

Joseph and Robert, that the first split which came before thc publlt occurred. Mrs. Keaton testified thi comedians impulsivencss caused her mental suffering and related that on April _.4 Keaton lock children for an aeroplane trip t0 Mexico despite her protests.

She testified Keaton would re'

main away from home, returiiinl late at night and at unusual lio\1l1 without offering her ‘an explan1

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