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Guardians new serial story which starts next Monday is packed with

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MEMORIAL

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SERVICE `

° The elle;-lettetewn amen ef the Legler will llele its annual Memorial Bervice in the ~City_ Cemeteries, Sundly deli. September 80th.

ALL RE'l‘?NED’1ilEN are requested to meet

at the Legion omevnot later than I 12. M. to take part in this memorial parade.

Medals will not be worn. Poppies _will be issued

just evious to moving ol.

thrills, dramatic contrasts and sus- '

pense. Read the first chapter of 'I'l'lli; 'RDYIQ Girl, by Edwin Bllmer.

"“ °““’°“ “°"’°°‘ ‘°’ “Ellie Mrs. ArtTu"' Fielding

Faces Charieof Oc- casioning c t u a l Bodily Harm to Two Year Old Child.

.. . capacity for living and how she et- (C. P. By Guardiasrs Special Wire) °"°¢'Z'.l'-“s':i3"ee'7.;°:fltl° Ji' c1'§.i:} :e1'e°l."»2f'°»e1°'»°3= '$2’m’fe isins her goal ln the new rerun Tmmo, N. s., sept. sv. - Mrs ,ef 'brat la leemcrlsm names, ree. per inert Lien es 'rlersl ses story opening Monday in The Arthur Fielding was committed to- sprrltcu onerlsse. Ugds. sts.. 4°~ ver “Isl WWI 0* ‘°°ld°l°l°°.-» 10°- Guardian. day to stand trial in supreme Court Ml' ‘NN ¥‘°¢*°°' °‘ "*“‘§:°:,‘}2_‘°"°°'°"°‘° 7°" V* |"°” °' “' 7°' l- on two counts of occasioning actual *sf*-~ °“‘°' "“" "‘ °” ' been li twc- sf em Buddy

A. G. Urowe. ' 10.4.5 A. M. Central

,,,,,_ nsrrrsr cnnlwrr sl:lzvrcns._ ly erm to ye

““""°'° “'°""'"'° sunday, september aotn. Preeener. Dewey. at the eorwlusiss ei e. ws-

limlnary hearing before Magistrate H roid Putnam.

' Bedeque, Subject Beginnin Ee - a

EXU11 MODCY lee or sermene bleed on tug 'elvrcegl On the witness stsnd s school sirl.

nlrloll _

Usnl fel 00 priss el CWM 7 _._._--T _--- Pmy°r_.» HA.; A_ M_ sunday Sch°°l_ Freda Barnett, 33' wld tm mlgu-

Q in advance.

Agents Wanted

ANTID- ACROSS CANADA

Y Gill (0 B11 POIBUBU Uhriltillié greslssmplustylsdisslssfvfm

tiesw merchants, on a cash plan.

HARD WORKER! ABE SABNING 'L80 P. M. Freetown. Subject, "Un- trate that the child had been kicked l good incomes, selling our special- believing character." L.'1a1-9-29-11, and beaten with various objects

while he was being cared for by

lnvmtmont W stil# ten dolls-rs. LEAVE THIS MORNING-Mr. MIS. Fielding. .Tested Products Iiimlted. Hamii- md Mm Melwrm 51111,, “The Mrs. Minnie Dewey, mother of then _ton,' Ontario. » N-1338-il-29-ii. Huy' are leaving thi, mamlng fm- baby, watched thoproceedings close-

M gtg N 13 ¢ n th ly, a sa crowd in the court room.

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equipped with nensle me some ` _ h€t:"n.“Wht; wg; vilriginos mostly woman’ hem Mwmm

fastener. Remarkable value-at one dollar perfmsen. Comp!!! Wim others. Liberal 'scnimission lplld

wemen. scars of full

good line of asserted

with free coloured iuinli Write Proin-

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designs in black and white for hand colouring A prontebie d interes hobby Many money occuring cards for their friends We also sell art supplies. Tally noi Art Shop, Wellington and York, Toronto.

N-1131 from 8-N-to Oct. N.

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and up.) Also Handsome carrying case lor sam

free. Agents being lPi>°inted now. British canadian Publishing Oom- psny. 428 Patrick Buildlnsl Tor- onto. N-l2l3-9-4-d-8,-li-l8-l5-l8- 20-22-I5-2'!-29.

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l Radio. Good ss new. Real berlilli.

AUDI! 281 Richmond Street.

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Help Wanted _ ~

BABNEST WOB.KllB» MAN OB

woman, to distribute heslthiifer- aturs in your community. Steady work: good NY: ect promptly. 'inmate li. Bos ai.

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Female iielg Want

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as she goeb to take up her new work in the Presbyterian Deacon

TBI BAPTIST OHUBIXI -The

Rev M.L Gregg of Boston will preach morning and evening, and at the close of the evening services will

Martin Luther. The music of the day Will be under the direction of Mrs. Ebere. The moming anthem will be Bul'we1d's "I Need Thee Every Hour.” The anthems of the evening will be Br~aclcett's “We would see Jesus,"

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’I'lI.lNl'1'Y UNITED CHURCH.-

Next Sunday will be Rally Ray in the Sunday School and a full ot- tendanee of Teachers and Scholars is expected. A cordial invitation is extended to mempers of the con- gregation and to parents. Rev. Hugh, Miller. M. A., B. D., has for his morning subject "The Thrill of Vital

e ns e

Inevitable Discovery". A discussion of interest to all classes of Lii’e’s Ultimate Goal. The music will con- sist of selections by the choir and solos by Miss Alice Collin and Mr. Jas. Calder. You are invited to wor- Klip at Trinity Church.

KELLY! CROSS-‘RAv. J. C.

Pitre accompanied by Mr. Joseph Pitts. Miss Freda Pitre and Mr. Gerald Nantes. left lest week for Montreal. Quebec. and other Can- adian cities.-Misses Gertrude Nan- tes. Adriana Monaghan and Eileen Monaghan have left their homes to enter the Novitate of the Sisters of 0hl¥l¢Y. Halifax. Their many 'friends wish them success in their chosen profession.-An interesting event took place at the home of Mr. U15 M31 J°lln Nantes, Maplewood. .when their daughter Miss Helen entertained at e. miscellaneous

Trainor. one of the season’s most D°i'|\11\!' brides-to-be. The numerous lifts were opened amid gales of llillhiof. by-Miss Anna McManus, and the accompanying verses reed by Miss Helen Nantes. after which IU Mood hands and sang "por 5he’s ii Jolly coca renew." A de- licious lunch was served by gm M ti? bride after which a

Joy! e evening was spent

in music and danc

ind.

Purification plants to cost more

.mln $l.000.000 have been recom.

mended as esusrentlal for cape Town

drinking .

WOMA.N’B ITUNI'

BHIIIINGHAM, Alle. Sept 2a__

The Qcotsoulss' stunt of driving hm' emmnobila through a biasing ‘board wall broug-bt death to lifriede Mais, 42, said by Apnea; lhoalbkoffioials octave been

sf 611811191021' woman rsoe drivn- od THB ,U

:i;i° want? ' the selvrismlm

as if élggéig §§§§r& §§§§§;; r i, E§;§§s§

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» A ` eltiolil

"°°“°“`. ~ i life teeeti-wnstraa

000 and was given the right to have her case added to the docket of the

an make °°° “mms Hun” in T°r°”t'° court which opens here next Tues

sy Mrs Dewey, a Truro factory work er, had boarded the two-year-old with the accused and reclaimed him when she heard stories of cruelty

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Freda. Bartlett who also boarded

at the Fielding home, said that she saw the child ‘beaten with a. stick. Later, she said, Buddy went to Mrs. Fielding asking for a kiss and the woman met the childish request

P10 50°* I-‘U Nmpmbnt UWPVU4 O1” 89"” More M" t° Thee' with a “slap across the mouth.”

In summing up the case for the

defense, G. H. Vernon, Truro barris- ter, referred to the decision given by Mr. Justice L. D. Audette following the punishing oi’ i0 Indian boys at theShubepaeadle Indian reservation school. Mrs. Fielding‘s punishment was not nearly as severe as that giv- en some of the Indians. who would

.lloms»outnsuses. -etc.. is w religion" me in tn even: -"ni fm” ,’§c“§'§m§°§o";;w’§{,”n§¥

mony, M.‘r. Vemon argued.

Once, when Buddy soiled his

clothes, Miss Bartlett testified, Mrs. Fielding "struck him with a stick all down the body, and then hit him over the face and body with her hand. Once, she said, she saw the accused kick the baby, and again

ahetygad seen him thrown on a pile

of sh

A sister, Marion Bartlett, told of

seeing bruises on Buddy's face and body when she undressed him and the next mcminsthey were clearly discernible, she told the court.

Magistrate Putnam said he believ-

ed the evidence disclosed the occas-

ioning of s/ctuaimggdlly harm and committed the w rl to stand trial on the two charges as iu the original indictmerlt.

_.__...._.__-e

Usa Hinardfs for Iimples

shower in honour of Miss Helen` P|5330Nl\|»!

Mr. and Mrs. Thoe. Hardy Yeo.

Union Road, have taken up their residence in the Olty on Euston Bt. West.

Mr .and Mrs. Percy Yeo, city have removed to the old homestead at Union Road, Lot 38.

M1'

Mrs. John Lamphier leaves today

for her home at Pleasant Grove, af- ter receiving treatment at the City Hospital.

Mrs. Philip Mooney, Pcskes, spent

COST HF” urn a few days at Pleasant Orovo. the whmdgg ,N ,N W,” Mi

° ‘ away

guest of her brother. Mr Award Flynn-

Mr. Edward Irwin. Boston. is

spending his holidays at Pleasant Grove. Mrs. Irwin expects to loin him in the n future. .

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TRURO ii0MTlTD§=;';f;"j=g#°;,. M -» connmtn lu

Graft Racket

(A. P. By 6sls.rdlln's Special Wire pgrus, sept. 21-Two “ men" who boarded f-ho 121111! Nice are sought for questioning the mysterious shooting E045! two gangsters linked by police

express discovered the bodies in first clue sleeping comporimen They were identified as Rene Deltlaminen, an Italian, and Jean Alibsrt, a Frenchman.

The porter said the men sought

tion and apparently went to th apartment occupied by A1ib¢i'° They jumped to the platform

the train started

Investigators still were uncerta

whether the case is one of murd and suicide or a double slaying b agents of gangdom, but the vict were wanted for questioning in the Mariani case.

A police graft ring at Lille

uncovered Monday with the arres

wasallegedtohaveworkedwi gangsters who terrorized sm

INDIANBUYS IUSTIFIED

Commissioner .Invest-

igating Alleged Mis- treatment at School Upholds Principal.

(C. P. By Gnardhsrs Special Wire) <7IYI‘AlWiA. Sept- 8-Nineteen

Indian boys who were strapped at a school as Bhubenacedie, N. B.. dc- servcd the punishment for lying and stealing. it was found by Commis- sioner L. A. Audette, dormer Judge of the Exchequer Court of Canada in u. report to the Department of Indian Anairs.

The commissionerfcund the lnd-

ian pupils “undoubtedly and richly deserved the punishment to which they were subjected’ and commend- ed the l'iri.ncipa.l's "minute inquiry which brought out the admission of guilt, theft and untruth." .

In a philosophic mood, Commis-

sioner Audette amd: “Where is ima

boyhood and managed to get ltllrough without a taste of the strap? If he did, he must have been a true saint or s. clever hypocrite who has been able to deceive his teachers.”

bonded the train I-t the Nice steel Dotung the “,000 word mpc” 0!

l the commissioner were comments on the merits of corporal punishment. More than once, he said he favored strapping or caneing. “There is no harm in punishment by the inflic-

a manwhohasgonetoschoclinhis t

in er

governments rest, in the last resort, upon physical pain and it is mere cant to pretend it does not Spare the rod and spoil the child has nov er been truer than in the present day when children are allowed to

0! P01100 I!\lD0°ii°!‘ ~MBl'lADi. Wh° assume too much independence and

do as they bid and care."

y tion of physical pain, All human

l A -

The testimony of each witness was

shopkeepers. The investigation reviewed briefly by the commission-

lesding to the arrest uncov

feiting, and threatened kidnapping.

IN TBEHIBTORIC'

MANCHIBIER. sept its-sea by aeroplsnes, native bearers. an trained bush men is being on-gan ised with government aid for young Englishmen who have dis

glen of Lake Rudolf, Uganda.

The missing men an Dr. W. B

‘floor and anthropologist. and W. H D. Martin, surveyor, bofih m

tion.

known south Island. Theyintend

edtobes.b_sente.week.i'§here

been nowordofthems ce

V. E. Fuchs of Bt. John's l

becamealsrmedbyiihelr absence andtslegr-s-phe¢itoNeiioblaekin forgovernmenthelpino

asearehandforthe usecs

aeroplane.

'nleooilrstryid-le expeditionis ex

plcringisomeodihefew p stillinthereptilisnstegeofnoolo l'i°l»ldevelopment

Its landscape is often clouded b steems-ndsulphur vapors whiches oavpefrvmhuge fissures in th ground.

Mammalearepracticallynorl-ex

crooodilesand the huge moni 1isa.rds.'.i‘beeelisards defyman spittingandsnappin¢e.thim.'rhe live on crocodile em. which th digoutofthemllri

island is prehistoric: its secrets safely held.

,._»&--n--il-

THE EXPLANATION

Bus-dilastieorgeocmeoutcdt

Elm-Noi sue-Pretty sick, I suppose! l"lon--No-'pretty nurse.

lil MEMURIAM

In Loving Memory of MES. MAIAIAIITA.-DUFFY

i Who Passed Away

nepeembor00,IeilS Nothlngbstmeuam-iesdncehiaissd

libel.

orti

sedboraave

N. D. MacLean

UNDIITAKII

Qllatiaiswlalll

Amgen-ewepg mmagsiemm ` luetawnaase

seeea° N' aodii|seescoouleoosr`sg_'s°r Iv' ».°°- ‘_ mm' ’*"““’ A no pen... atfeet. ~"~»~- -st. ostrtmes, ar, be squad _ l _ _ -. --._--.__-_-~~

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strange

at in of 0°.

the Marisol graft case. l

A porter on the Vintemilie-Paris

ee'

imc

was

ered

TWO IXIIDBERB IDBT

LAND

. rch

two

Dyson, of Manchester, medical od-

embers

of the Rudolf Rift Valley expedi-

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.5 E .5 5 t

L~'IN-U I9-li. `

er. Each od the 10 indian pupils

complaints of blackmail. narcotic ll>P¢N‘Gd b°f01’° -N680 A\1d¢tls 011 traffic, white slaving and counter-

subpoenas, and gave evidence, under oath, in a most satisfactory manner, going so far, in telling the truth. as to admit untruthfulnese and theft.

‘The evidence abundantly and

clearly establishes that these 10 pu- pils-ee admitted by them-were guilty of both telling urltruths and of stealing," Commissioner Audette sets out in his report.

For the good administration of an

institution of the kind lnpqllzlriition.

_ gh, 11°” 4'- . it is obviously necessary re

'mmm ‘ Wm N eresltn tenentecnebemg

w w pun m , as necessary as the other. It is ne- cessary and expedient to reward

_ success and the pupil who does any

good act or deed. It is alsoabsolute- ly necessary to punish the pupils who transgrese the rules and regula-

.mey at out in .V ,mu wulmible tions of the institution and who

canoe for the comparatively un-

has

rganlzing

....9

tor by

are

commit any breach of their moral and lawful duties. The punishment must be measured according to the gravity of the offence and not over- looking the complex intelligence of these boys who have all been

, C0

lege. Cambridge. loader of the ex- wdmm’ 'ho is ‘t tm hue camp brought up in the life of indians (P.

18 oi' evidence).

' Discipline might be maintained

by thrashing with hand, cane, and birch. al has been practised in Eng- land. There is no harm in punish- ment by the lnfliction of physical pain. All human governments rest in the last resort upon physical pain and it is more cant to pretend that it does not. It is well for youth to

eluctable fact

The report continues It is quite lawful in Canada to

punish a pupil by using physical

force Our Canadian Uriminsl

latent. The chief reptiles are the Code. RAC. UK. 36, sec. od, provides

as follows:

63. ‘It is lawful for every parent,

or person in the place of a. parent, schoclmsster or master, to use force by way of correction towards any

5°\l¢h Ill!-Bd ls I- NYSYAU 1618114- realize through experience this in-

Y .

me whole atmosphere ei the ¢hi1d.pul>il or apprentice under his

care, provided that such force is reasonable under the circumstances!

The strap. or what it represents.

:sh an absolute necessity in the

OL.. 'rn ~ punishment to pupils for tel-

,,,,,,,,,_, M, “° ling untrutu and tmsvmg must be

one consonant with such serious of- fence and one that will be remem- bered. A weak punishment to these Indian pupils would have had no ei- f ha been turned into

ect, would ve derision and they would have laugh- ed at it. It was necessary to give the strap in a reasonable manner, as ‘was done and not in a way excessive when compared with the practice in ilmgland. where the strap, the cans and the birch are used. Reading the biography of the big men who moulded the destiny of the British nation, we invariably find a refer- ence to these corrective punishments

WN so which they were eubtected ln their

school days.

Moreover these Indians, in terms

of civilisation, are children, having human minds just emerging from

~ berbarieln.

If strap, cane and birch an used

inthe whlt»lnau'ssohools.asafair human expedient, why can it not be resorted to with the Indians!

The laws of the land have changed

the environment of the indians and

"“"‘°* hrs- they must be tsugllt to soiuet them-

- _“_ selves to thenew environment.

There was some endeavour, by un-

fair praetiée, to undermine the re-

Cord of 7'7lanhs`i“$1§§$.“.`I.‘2“.1.‘”€£f‘°.‘.‘§’“.e‘?»;'.§.'f.‘2

5555 §§§ ig; ie 5 & i555 igiitg »=e;

ws that the strap had

vinegar before using oe abundantly estab- wss absolutely false. prejudicial and mis-

ind behind it ell *Stat en-

deevpured to hurt the school.

Commissioner Audetia poeeeds: I suppose that the spreading such false rumour, and enabling it to be published in the press, has .realised itsvaim and conveyed tha idea, with some people, that the punishment was excessive, but is wes all the result oi pure imagine- tion. A femous French author has

d.-I-ie. lie. and sonletgta

of I I the

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