when his sister, Frances, 14, nrxued with him over a debt of two cents, ll-your-old Stanley Dobruk, leit, above, of New llnven, Mi:~lx., put a shell into a rifle to frighten Frances. The gun went off acririentrlly, Stanley said later, killing his sister. lie was held {or action by a Juvenile court. In the photo with Mn; is his mother, Mrs John Dolgruk, who hold§.John Dolzruk, Jr.

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Prepared to discuss the question: of the hour, 10,000 Baptist worm nuance oeusguwg, fgpg-gonna‘ 12,000,000 worshippers of the Baptist mun, pgufefl into Atlanta, Ga., in convention. Photo It top shows is typical convention scene The iirnres are 101! 90 rlsht. George Barker. Orlando, Fla, 3. L. Milling, Atlanta; _ R. A. Hutaon, Nensho, Mo.; Rev. W. Lee Cutts. of Atlanta, who is registering; R. R. Hutson, Neosho, Mo.; Dorothy Cut)s,.- Atlanta. At right Dr. George W. Truett, president oi‘ the Alliance. is pictured at the convention.

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With re resentatives or the sedan»! and provincial roverhmenls In “‘°“‘W'°°- °"‘m°'“°= °°““n°"'°"“1"K "'0 75"! -nmvemry at Oonfedegntlon at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, began with an open sir religious service. In the above picture on, Mt to “gym “wt GV A‘ Sc,“-1h‘ A,n.c,, Major J. R. Paton, A D C., the Commander of the United States destroy-zr Hamilton, in port to‘. a cnuflesy visit commander H, T. W. Grant, of the Royal Canadian Navy destroyer skecna, Ills Honor, the Lieutenant. Gown-.9; Hon George D Domain and Mayor, the Rev. Dr. 3,. Moorehead Legate, chaplain.

Shown above are some of the government representatives who flew lrom Ottawa. to Charlottetown In I D3PN'tm°‘:" 9" T'E$fl1”:&e‘:oh":: to attend the ceremonies. The trip Mas made in approximately four hours. This Ph°lv°H“l’h, “R” “W” "flmun ‘C PM“ Minute; shows, from left to right: Commander C. P. Edwards, Chief of Air Service. Della!"-"“°m "f lr"‘“"5P""3 11°" C0 D :3 i) mmmn of Public Works and Mines, Ontario, Hon. '1‘. A. Crerar. Dominion Minister of Mines and. Resources; Hon. 0. . owe, it _ Minister of Transport and Hon. Norman McLs.rty. Postmaster General. , l .‘ ' I - ' .1’ '

.WHERE 105 COUPLES PARTIGIPATED IN MASS MARRIAGE ‘AT MONTREAL BALL PARK

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Br es and grooms with their witnesges on their way across the baseball park to their seat: before the altar. ' ' . ‘

Therese and Henri Seguin are uho making _tIi,eir marriage vows before Msgr. Georges Gauthier, archbishop C0-ldjlltol‘ of lvlonh-cal WW ,5.‘ “~ - v

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