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1T0 Political Life

.Moves Followz-rs To Tears In Stirring Appeal For Restoration 9L Poland.

By H. Taylor licnry Associated Press Staff Writer

PARIS, Jan. 23 --lAP) Jan Paderewskl 79, world iamous pianist, today stirred the Polish parliament-in-exlle to tears us he pledged that body to raise Poland ‘from the ruins." _

He s kc after the parlament el- ected im president of the Polish national council in exile.

Tile slender hands which won Paderewskl international fume but have not tcuched a. keyboard time Germany invaded Poland brushed aside the cobwebs of 20 years‘ polit- ical retirement to take the gavel of office. _

"I do not know," the white haired musician said lls tears slrcalncd down the faces of the delegates to the grand ballroom of the Pol sh embasy, "if God Will let me take part much longer in the work oi the l national council." '

Although he had to be helped to, his feet bv a secretary, Paderewskis . voice gained strength and rose al- mcst to a shout as 11B Cried!-

“Poland is immortal. We will de- liver her from captivity and w1ll raise her from the ruins. We take, this engagement before God!" |

The one-time premiu’ o! Poland said the creation of a powerful ar- - my was the government's fir t aim and appealed for unity in internal matters to concentrate on rebuilding Poland.

He gave special thanks to the, Poles of North America "to whose‘ generosity we owe c great part oi our power to aid the Polish refugees and population in distress."

--Ig11acc .

Coming Events,‘

I Show or Old-Time Vigor I

Famous Returns

With a show of the old time pOl- itical vigor with which he led Po- lanoﬁ flEhl for freedom during the lust Great War. Paderewski said he was sure that Polish "governments 111 the last l3 years were in a large part responsible for the fate which has stricken Poland."

Apparently the acceptance of the council presidency meant the end of the EFBH ulﬁnlﬁl-‘s musical career, which earned hhn a aartune and the adoration ofvmusic lovers all over the world.

Padereyyski for the first time ln [W0 decades left his piano at home 1n svrltzerland when he came to Paris.

“I do not want it." he explained. "I have no need for it."

ulllwl PLANS cnllnlllr llllEALiXPllRl

Move Follows Rumors Of Possible Ship- ment Of Wheat T0 Russia.

OTTAWA, Jan. 23 —(CPl -In

Fnm ar to veterans who served l

Veterans

airs, grown-ups in the background occupying the ‘grandstand.’

lVill Remember

UNDER FIRE IN HOUSE

Regulations To I Remain Despite Sharp Criticism

“Lights Out” ﬁéEessary Until Enemy Bomber Squadrons

Are Greatly Reduced In Num- bers, Commoners Are Told.

LONDON, Jan. 23-—(CP Cable)-The House of Com- mons spent hours today debating the startling death toll resulting from traffic accidents in the blackout, but was informed by Euan Wallace, 'l‘ransport Minister, that the blackout must remain until “we have destroyed a suffi- cient proportion of German bomber striking force as to make the nlcnacc of air raids in this country no longer real."

TO COMBAT TOLL

like this, of a typical Front-b

n France in the last war are scenes _ b_ village. Popular everywhere with children, an army band entertain! a. zroup of youngsters with military

For 1st

Is Nominated

Mr. John R._l-\7I'acLean Is Unanimous Choice At Largely Attended Con- servative ‘Convention.

ALLIES will llllllllll ll ER, oll llllllllslsl

“I Britain, France Will Not Tolerate Forced

Kings

As steps to combat the road death toll-which reach- i ed 4,133 between last Sept. 1 and Dec. 3I—Mr. Wallace announced:—

1. A speed. limit of 20 miles an hour in urban areas- effective Feb. 1.

2. Police investigation of accident causes for certain areas.

3. Launching of a road safctymampaign by Sir John Reitll, Minister of Information.

Mr. Wallace said the blackout was illl essential part of the defence elaborated by the air staff. He asked the House to agree that “it must be maintained in substan- tially the present form.”

AIM OF BLACKOUT

Sir John Anderson, Home Secretary, said “the meritls

Production By Alli-I

0r demerits of the blackout must not be measured primar- ily in terms of casualties." Its object, he said, was to pro-

Presents Now Famous Poem To Red Gross

LONDON, Jan_ 23-(0? CABLE) —Mlnnie Hasxins, the poetess whose words were used by the Kin! in hi! Christmas message to the Empfre, has presented the original manu- script oi the pa-sage quoted by Hll Tvialesty to the Lord MItYOT-i Rﬁd Cross tuna.

It will be auctioned at Christie’: with an autographed copy oi "The Desert," the work in which the words appear.

The quotatzon used by the King was a literary mystery tor a day until its authorship was estabrsh- ed. Miss Haskixls wrote the word: some 25 years ago in a. privately- circulated DOOK oi poems. The pass- age read:-

"l said to l. man who stood at the gate of the year, ‘Give me a light that I may tread safely into ‘the unknown.‘ and he replied, ‘go out .nto the darkness and put your hand into the hand oi God. That shall be to you better than light and safer than the lmown way!”

W‘ You SMOKE lrt SOME OFFtcE5l You 6E1‘

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0F A MAXIMS i MERE MAN ' or J‘ MERE MAN

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ed -Owned Compan-l

_ vent accurate air navigation and to prevent aim in bomb- les For Nazi Needs.

u“ m“ “r ‘msistem repm“ m“ l ing, if the bomber located a target, and to render bombing

darlze quantities of Canadian wheat

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Rato for Notices in this c olu m n

-\y‘c1'e about to be shipped to Rus-

8 cents per word. sla the government took power to- night to control h; licence the ex- port of any article to neutral countries, "contiguous to terri- tories under enemy occupation o!‘

"Klnkoru Hall-Bingo and Dance Friday night. rs-‘rua-l-za-zl.

Mr. John R. ltiaclman, Souris. was unanimously nominated as.’ Conservative candidate - semblyman in the First D .. of Kirl8s, at an enthusiastic c liven- tion held in the court house build- ing. Sourls. yesterday afternoon.

control "

Two orciers-in-courlci‘ were pas- scd. one under authority oi’ the War Llensurcs Act and the other urdcr the Customs Act.

The former armed the govern-I lncnt lo act at once to prcvcnt ex- port of any article to a neutrall country adjacent to the enemy. It‘

lonu Hull

"Bingo and Dance h L-eon-l-zs-ll.

Wednesday all; t. "Dance in Flat R.ycr iiall Friday, January 26th. L-BaA-l-Zi-LA.

"Card Party. Dance, 'l‘l'utulllc Cross nail rrluuy. ls-dllo-l-zll-zl.

Despite the lnclcnlcnt WPitillBl‘ and roads which made travelling difficult, there was a large attend- ance.

Hon. Dr. W. J. P MnnMlFan. provincial Conservative leader. who made the trip to and from Souris yesterday by airplane, was accorded

He then threw i-hc meeting open l

for discussion of the question of contesting the election. Subscquent- ly a vote was taken, the delegates voting 29-14 in favour of accepting the challenge. notwithstanding the short t‘ms- avafable and the diffi-

, "grave computations" =any attempt to colllllol BFlBl/ll ‘French oll companies ln

BUCHAREST. Jan. 23 —(AP) — Rumania was warned by Grvﬂl- Britain aliu France today,’ that alight i0llo.v and l Rulnama. ‘

cully of canvassing and holding ‘to furnish oll lur Germany. meetings under mid-yyinter condl- l

ticns

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Rumanla recently created a with

tional petroleum commission

Mncbearfs nominatlm was moved lSVtTQPiIIG DOWBYS °VEF Rummlim‘ 0H‘

by Pus Cheverle. Souris. second- ed by Henry Mallard. Gowan Brae, and supported by James H. Mall- md and Ronald MacDonald

[German pressure 1o obtain all

‘BZ-OGLICLIOH, and some foreign circles ernment t0 look

lieyed this was in response £0 e osslble from Rumania.

oll Tle new C0mllll$SlDli can control

5 so haphazard that it had little effect.

‘mg. She said she knew thatl

Lady Astor Speaks

Lady Astor, pleading on one of her favorite subjects,‘

ll. S. Coastguard Investigate Reported S. 0. S.

temperance, urged the gov- into the question of drunken drivq

———- . hearty reception. Accompanying Mr M3¢Lggn_ amid hegrty ap- . , . . - 1 ‘When Slit! SPOKE 0n drink tilt‘ . .. . , i . _- an 1| .- _ f t (i I“ . . _ . production, reﬁning and cnpolt 0 , _ Tlqu§slél£lé JEfKJSJlE-lZ-SLI‘ fillllljllagl-l“,merpsgttgngl Orlgg a‘?! a 1mm |'Dr. MacMlllan on the lllgllt were nlauw, briefly replied. expressing all lcunanlal oll "in conformity ll0uS0 thought her a bll. 0f] “may ' L_-,‘bu_1~_zu_“ "S? of cmmnmntivs to more ‘vmrh lMcssrs. W. S Grant. W. D his llnnlts and pcdoiuw his best with the interests of tired-ate. and 1 crank q lunqtic a npuss ,_l BOSTON. Jan. 23--(CP)-An ' _______ v ‘lmn ‘h? Pwnrtad on“, M," a pep ﬁ‘rlell5.hil\xlld a Guardian rcprcscnta- efforts in the interests of the has authority to lake over colnpan- ' v = 1 - 5 S05 ca“ may...‘ m United states

"Borden Rink tonight. Keasing- lml’ has rccn lwlcd by or on be- 1 W11 Bl-IIPUQSS V~"- Nilllullll -hhll~l‘,half oi the Minister oi’ National alter." ls-llZl-l-Aqdl. l Rgvgnug

A. F. McQuaid. K. 0.. was also a passenger from Char- lottetown to Sourls

mrjy and the constituency in acn- cral.

ciFlglﬁVlll Fons were extcM-"d in i

ies not submitting to its orders. ‘Pile envoys of Britain and France were understood to have told the

foot," or a prohibitlnnist.

coastguard headquarters by Capt: “Lmzly be a crank or a l

Bgror C. Brown, retired army of- liccr, tonight reporlcd an unidenti- l

Extremes

__ Mr. MacILrans name was the, by,” spmﬂms by Dn A_ A‘ Mn” .Ru.n1an1an izorcrnnlcllt today that “maﬁa” She said, “but I am “Pd vessel sinking Wm,‘ 146 pas_ i ‘i -1;-

ncake sale m “id of Bilglllm lTiwi r —~'— 0" Y 0119 Sllmlillld at l” °9Yll'?ll'1 Donald, lgdpml Conservative qnn- r-owvvwvceccc wueﬂcv" n n1 a pussyfqqﬂ’ who, I ssngcrs and crew‘ members aboard l Altar Bocey, February lltll. (Continued on page 7. Col 3) “ml ""5 his llmllllmfllls Yomlll‘ dldnip for the Cmlnly and Mr A. , _ I 23_ CP)_ :1 d Ht d t-k . h between Martha's Vineyard and l .

Lr-llzu'l'2l'll- -----i- QUOHhW-‘S Elf‘ d IWP-l; elllllllillls", a, MncQuald, who was Mr. Mac- Rgfzgykf“ Téemy Lung“. ' ‘lm :15 a: 1 5 u e5 m t e rfanluckcl Islands. oft the soutlr‘ » _.__ ‘cccers an appaus. .,. - . _ 4 ‘ H- - - _ ,- M, ,h _ ~ '

"New Glasgow ltmk tonight. The vacancy in the Legislature‘ {qriacrlzfl Cgglrilltﬂegly? m the genewl pm orcportcd that. France and Great: 1m“ Edna‘ "to imehﬁdl: accus: “dgtlfgal-Vlrilpfteorf migﬁggtufég. the _ . Leap Year. skate. 8 luLlUM ILLIIUICS gas gccaiioned tmltlleldeiéth of Mlgl tlirltzifn sxgilllxllléllngltvlléllltmlllzﬁ: £10127 _ t! 0 ilhshw. 2V: neve coast Ward Elmer Genera, Greene 1W- -“'- ' "—*' l- - - m" "l" r WSW-W Dr Mnclliillan ¢ “Y - * . . lccn a pro 1 ll0illS. lT-norfefl to headquarters that she

_______ > _ - l" i t 1 . ' l I ' ’ l of raw materials -. _ “East Rcymw mm‘ tonight. Si» I r if a; fixziglgrolly ilbci’ o; dae m; The clfrf aclrilrs= was made by f’zflgllﬁ“lll‘glllcl"“"“°‘s “- they I "You have thousands "l nelolllci ﬂnrlliivililflhiill xyglliososctidiardnullgiiill- " - Avoids Bcdvtrs is. rtoyrlls, sit-ut- is 0 Mr. Frank Sir-rm: presided at "m- Dr Mzmmylan who a, m" ffmdul large llvflllm "i R"- , ‘ruled in a year and the Minister , mam m"; Mar-hag vmeym-d 1s. _ , alter. L-d-lJ. I I I yesterday‘: convention. Mr. Melvin Mg“; received‘ a héﬂmv vote or ,m:lu1a's l.Ill output is going to‘ ._,; ‘Llgrglygyﬁytt (10,, tum Léhljlk l: “Inds “m, m“, the“, was no Sign ——-— M id being pointed secretary. ' wucrmauy. lvor 1 Wl e_ o men ion _e qucs- A I . - 1 ,.

"Maple Lr€i1l$ vs. HLlllltlLs Mu- %Ql‘iléa chalrmagilp expressed the thanks‘ __ v London and Paris arr study-l lion oi drink 1n reviewing the, ‘cigystgﬁgsrgryllélrl ugigelihey knew l-

toll rout: tenant. skins al-ll- convnnglnnq; (‘lgnp rzwret at the . ———~———————— “-~—~~"—"— ‘lng the rel-rm llcrrrc lssurd b1" uroblsm- I know WhY- It ls be- ‘C. n Bu...“ who w“ 1pm; h, . - ~ “m0 i’ sudden pawns of Mr’ Acorn < ontlnucd on base '1 Col '1) Zthc llummllml Gﬂvvrlllnrl" v": “auwbtfi ‘iostfd Ilmlresii bﬂlmlse kill-i unllnd slum war ‘Depart '- i‘ ' i " _,____ ____ y"- H. .. ___L ... ._ - .__, < ,» , l. _‘l -~ -_ ' ; ,

“comma, ﬁnk Lough,’ clydc l mTAwA_ m, 23_(°P)__m_ "i" " " " ' '" ‘ ’ ' W — gzfliljﬁum “ggduiﬂfgg"“fi‘lg“ ‘if; I fxérithe‘ Y.,,Z_..,1,‘,,‘ (l); .,‘il,,l’_"’"nv’2., ‘imam Ofllcr>l_ Arnllj Waist-er as rc- L 3L1 River vs. Comp-all C. C. Skillllhl “mine Mlnlslm- RQgffg tonight gn- . , “ma: ‘he Bmlsh Agency 5am) l the House of Lords. WlllCll is full l-lrﬁll dlle t0 (llsllblally 1mm Woimdi Yesterday,‘ h‘ he“ d ‘Gwen alter game. L-lioll. mum-ed lilo nppslnllnclzz of’ hon)- S - l at brewers. went into the oues- ‘received in action. mermomﬂer r z" can" mm- m;

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‘yczme w sow“ “m! Dance in (,)3l£\l]l‘\;')D/\al; (élliliisilénlnyvécgiljtigillyér p y y gzezlololawoooootsogéexdo‘: _,n _____ ___.-__—=:—; cated above.

Pleasant Grove Hall, wcanesnay tv- - the Rona; Canadian Ah" Force in a w e e r Bojemgli?" "l m‘ mRONTO Jan 23_(CP)__wn1 CllJlE, J nual‘ 24th. uooo mus.c._ , . c t‘ t th tll Bltish Com- E t 9 Puke R“m§‘ma5 H?“ l" regu“ e. B ' ' ‘ ' m‘ n y L-lllli-l-L-ti. ,°,,°.§l§1v§rll.li Ell‘ trnldintlzlschexinci. s’ i)‘l)ln:lé'lélllsltg)é,ugltiltéi] \\l;JVlll§l3rl|l€g11l0lElB:Il§ i mum and maximum temperatures: --—-- ' ~l l t, t M .t- ' . , , .

"Bean su-llbei" Christian Church salklliolvallpliibztlienldili llhclerﬂollllmii: H S l t grWIEiSrn§§fIIPML°S ‘or the , Iag-gcsggver 21}; 30 Sclluclrocm Saturday, January 27. drliloil of Air Vice-Marshal G. M. l’ _ l ‘>1 1b] s0 l v ——-———-; _ ' _§ 4:50 in q p, m. 25 cents. Croil. chief of the n. c. A. r, regitrttelzlestlggﬁ sting lggstgelfgertﬁgfxf: l ancestor, Calif, Jan. 23-—(Al’l—-(.aught in a blinding rainstorm, lagrgggton 211s? lag ,3

1“353‘1"24'“ "mini? czmmltllﬁllg if? the18§1°‘r‘IT°n; from Bucharet to Berlin via Rus- an array bomber struck a hillside near here today, killing Inur oi its III Wmmpeg 1 ‘a 2g __ -_ ' ‘ l _ 1 -

"Buylnll live truss all Albﬂlly- cillgctliloallnmedlatcll» p d-lbliiicgrilcriiiiisrliinhl(llierijciiled: rll-rlsabealrpildrdkabd eilhei; lgllﬂlliel€flrilldliliihrlitlilllijtliislllglllllgfhelflle l"°°"p“'" '1‘”°“'° " 2° 19 Jdllllllfy 20th. FY1011)’ will "l Elmll" Tm‘ hommml “'1' “mrslmh Ao‘le cetiv early today‘ that her swift dc- found that there are no survivors. informants stated. wasmarle possible TWO- Sﬁli- FM" C- 1'1""! ""1 Pflllﬂ" Fmnk Carlo" PBTBMWRQ 'O"La“'“ ‘- 4 16 uld until noon. Slllucu t» U Uljvfll- of the W105i- spectacular “Rhmli Stmyer g-(mouil, had been Sunk by Next o; kin have been lngormed" .____‘_________ _ t "m the “ar‘|h(ic,d public rﬂaqonq om“ fppgflgﬂ‘ Thgy were Mmtreal "B 9 2!

M' w '1' u Eli/lots durmgdltddlntl cllnﬁlthqiltlii! l‘ “m” °r m1“ W’ m“ ""°’l (c u ed paae- ilgCol 4) uonhurt y’ i I Eillioteilonn 3i w --—- a1". w cre .1 l - - 0 n , . ...

“Strawberries — Fresh frozen in: shotasdown a total of 72 enemy gggagé ',‘_,f“§{,l,§§§d°{f,’°f,‘,§,e““§é,"g,°,‘§ u” m u“ He“! n u QP—"—'"“ Others in thd twin-engined craftz- Halifax 12 23 g Strawber lcs. i lb. carton. Dlllll‘ d9" mll-"llllw-‘i . d The inki of th Exmouth . . mmﬂmmuwn 3 23 tn Mew 3 ‘i, M_ Phone YO," M10”, _wp,,,,,, m my. p“. L0,“... i-nv. ° it was Bmahvs second destroyer Wm‘ m! haglé was 51a greatest , n rum Lieut. Raymond w. Sumi, the punt. first Lieut. Rcnlamin o. m. Island Cold storage. L-Blo-l-A-ll. arv "Pllllimlllll "m" ("Um smmd‘ reported sllilk within four days loss of life in a 5111811‘- Xlﬂl/ll blow i Holloway, Scrgt. Gerald D. Wilcox and Prirzlte Leonard E. Riley. poggcpgr

“F0 " t d l g Rglkxxibalfsffcq, ‘ifnpﬁiggxglﬂdnlgilesgufé’ and hcr heaviest loss of life at sea since the German pocktet balttlc- ' - M m E t N b

x Meat a. rc 11cm 11"" " i y i -' Noe bcr. hi Dclt bland s nk he Br tlsh , . . , m- me as : ort erl_ winds Fresh frozen hor e uleat lHillTv-Sl 5c olhrt‘ 1211"" W" m” o" “m” (‘n/ill Admiralty anuounccnleut lsnriiltl liltflcttllltill- gruLser Rawol- m.‘ "- M- ﬁlm“ ("llllmml I'm“ “Tin “mfll increasing in ptrnng or gull-s neat: ire-sh frozen barf tripe 3%,, slrgurl-rl slug“ 0 w "m" m! m", sﬂlfli nlndi with 260 lost Nov. 25 off the Nova Scotian coast; partly rloully m,‘ 15mm‘ Cm Styli"; lﬂumlwi- L,ll|1'llld‘a\l,_. rill-knell lulwlzhllltlﬂi from‘ \.,',I,'_§.S_l;‘ “"“"“ "w" m‘ m’ 5"" "q.l,,,,°°g;§,,g§,,{_°°g';"g,e m, ems _v__ NEW YORK. Jan. 2."r-lCl')--Grrnl Britain and France today an- "l" will with some snow. ‘lCPl

“Scotch Courﬂrl‘ ilullllllll" lzllaihfgﬁlhltf"LqﬂfffggiﬁlInTQMtifQbaHl; The Mia-ton Exmoulh had n as the Grenville. was com lcted kiln qoRON-Iu Jam 33__icp) LA nnunced the vycldinl! of their purchasing cnnllnlllslnns for North Itmcﬂra 33.1mm“. Th, “-,.3U,,.,. L. mm m . Tllll-fsday January 25m- Hfll)» _ I ‘ la M outnumber“ normal complement of 175 men. i934 at a cIost 0i $1320.95 - of l e clty attic dweller who suddcmy “m”, a “n”! cmm-dlnarlnx Cont,“ 1,, "m" m,“ "w". Wm be m, don- Onlarlo and the Pruft-io l-‘lTlVlllCfk! w, 5l9lillfl- Will 111W l" ﬁddle“ Pm“ em“ “"3" l “ "‘ but such cc-rrm ements usually are ‘Admiralty tyne. she carried five went Tarzan, complete with wild with snowflurrles occurring in many 111d V101"! mlllc. SOIIE-Siufelﬂiglillg-T heﬂealilltglgkglée vgicgglrelahfggsez Whig increased about l0 per cent in lfl-inclhhltugfknseveribsmallertﬁ t/hroatv sounds and chest thump- m“ m’ °““""‘|°" h‘ "hmmlng “Merms “rmed i" '"'°"c'm’ u“ n" districts aw. b- - ~' - - - ‘ - ‘ wartime. and ea t - ch rpedo u - in was captured by police and m n '1 --

____ Wm nlrdrome 12 mile, bl-himl _ R5. . ‘ g tde this morning at 10.34 4;

“Annual Meeting: cant- lilyl-r lin- rirnnnn lines. Mill‘ nicked oll Mﬁjgfjlﬂ, ‘fuflf, §§,'I,"'§,ﬁ,e‘j§f§ "$5 shg,,,g‘ggld,,'g',iji°,ig,ff,,,lggl°tg- do“. QQTQOhQQQY m" l‘ “m” ‘hm, WASHINGTON, Jan. zrt-l/lrl-rrrslnrnt Rnosrvrlt spoke out Bllgultflllslht 321ml. ‘ 1:251‘. l'.lllllt‘l's Institute Kingston llull l!3H"fl'u§l¢';'f:lll=:l1rgillﬁhflisd‘m! lune llt'l‘ll the North Ben where are the 29.l50-t0n battleship ROW‘ l 'I11e mun slid nrecarlouslv down strongly for the Si. Lawrence rwairny today. declaring that in after yearn mid ‘m1: ﬁmlgriwrzllnwlliiﬁgllg ‘hgllttrrllllltynb-illslillllllqléy 511011.“: géqllfigﬁllll: ‘ilmlzllliagxivdl Somme on," for a“ glrlllllcllllotlcsgqggel; glalcéltlmdoleigvlatl 1211c“ "Sgaplaeligglf I lullrraplgd bﬁélqléctgellialilﬁz- even critics of the proposed tinder-taking would realize ll wcsalﬂorl tnlni. Pull moon Jan, 24.77 "c4 pint, ' ' 0'“ retail-y. i ' L-l71ltl-l- lurking l-lllTc hostile machine and had". wen‘ down Saturday with 50040“ amt,“ can!" >00“, '_ M": Mme out {b} mm“ muwh _ Summerslde tide lll minutes lat.

-———-— "°-‘“'°""“ “l” °‘ "m" °" ‘mm’ the loss of B1 "W" emu. WYWW‘! "l n" m1 Eventually whﬂe 600 spectators 0T'l‘\Wl\ Jan carom-on: Inl on 1v o l'|' nnrnn- welcomed “' m“ m“""°"‘"°“"‘- l9

"The Annual Mccllng of Eon- 18.1911. 1 The Admiralty communique Channel sept. 1a. looked on. he was cornered on a ‘ ‘ ' "" ° “ " L’ ‘ y‘ Tllif can rriluzr saluiyns , 5i n“. Md circle Wm L‘. hold m, Hg Wﬂq ‘the first man" tonrffilnxf 5am.__ Qnly l“; December gammy; R, m,” and kmmvd to the Imund m tlie new United Staten Minister to Canada. James II. ll. (rnmwen, 48- 3s "Kyle Hall on Thursday 25th 1‘n""7.“.‘~° vlctml“ Cm“ m” . ‘ ‘ "The sccwetary of the Admiralty _ _ I _ __, > A a flremanls chair. Police took him year-old internationally known a ortsman rmi economist, and his young Leaves Border. 9.45 A.M.. 1.00 PM.

January at 2 o'clock i‘ M. iiuslrcss uxhcrl SPTVIP" Order 5rd“ m0 Wm?“ ,0 aunmnum m“ H; M_ - l ~—~— in a m a chum o‘ w“ ‘he l D I n“ P bu”. ﬁtment,“ n 00 A M” ‘M i ' l A. Mlr- Military Cross all n a n8 - r ' . u_ g 1 ~ ‘ 5_ m, 1 e ormee or: e. . ' . . lelrellﬁwaocrrtulectaryc- sjmed IIlfiJQ-i-ztl-li. vestlture by the Kim. destroyer Exmou 1 aoaln R (Goa ued on PM! . Ool t) drum; h; a public place. ' ‘ w‘ P- u Y4