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___ .l - Wl_TH_ MUD -_ _$0-9_‘$(</__ _ Sudden Déath

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_-For -P. E. .I.-Nova T Scotia Championship *And Right To Play Titleists For _ lvloritiniej Flag. x _

Now thot the Maritime senior

llr WR . Q `__ _ < - ` ‘title itileeiaee the the_~ri;uro-Moiit-

E A ppt; ' _ \ - real series finished, Island hockey

_ _“_ 9, 'Wei-"°p‘._ fl I W fans wlll_ettihg to-the ‘intermed-

\_\_ t\ P~ » " I ' isles in their battle for three prov-

Q into supremacy Tonight all eyes will

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_ \ ' , _hi _ 50" -‘ he focuses hr the aireetloh or vie-_

toria, the stamping ground of the

_ __ y/ _ scrappy and herd checking Unions,

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P. E. island champs, where a sudden death game for the Nova Scotia

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_ / {‘ _ ‘ ' l I __ _ __ P. E.--Island championship will__.be _ _-_ \~\ l, ty* _ ' "¢=- -ff , ' __ _payee with the -rurro prion-oses ee ' .’ -' 'L f C0* ,_ _f 2 the invading puck chdsers. ..

' 55, ‘___ Truro Intermediates come' to the

J! ;` / _-J /ff” Garden Province with a reputation

_ . _ _ ` ,_/_ ';:":` 2"" _, `. , in hockey circles almost equiil to

=§<g_$ _,//»'- " ~ 1- = - ‘_that or their senior bl-ether-lr, the - _- - ' -_ lr _ - .i _ _ . '_ 7 `B'earcats. They are worthy reprc- _ _ .

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Tha- Victoria driving club, are hold-

ing icejracss, on Saturday afternoon at_2 o‘clock. Experts say the ice is the best this winter. ‘ The following are the classes:- Qlass 'A Trot-Captain Jackson,

Briar Mac, watts Edition, Moc' 'rot-ld.

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Class I Paco--Colorado P,. Hilda mo, no coolo sell, _ ' ' clue a 'rrot--Dapper non. sybel

set, Royal Worthy: `

entries taken at the ice. _ 1 ' _

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OCEAN SPEED WAY. Daytona Btwn.. Pls.. Mir. zo-Kaye non, British contender_ for the world's automobile speed record, brought his giant silver bullet onto the ocean speedway for a. series oi trials late today. but found the course so bumpy that he wai unable to make any fast time. On his _first run over the_beach, the oar struck so many bumps that he was able to dttain a speed of only 90 miles an hour.

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sentatives of the N. 5. Intennedlate . ._ _ _ . ._ _ _ championship ana wluhosoubt line - _ _ . _ A¥°_ P°_“_“°°“?- '-“*f1’M1°1P_‘\1m WW up tonight ‘determined to tskeawsy ` _ ‘_~` f°¥` `w°’°°“ W' N i?"°“¥hf `1°.'35`\ “'- Wm, mm th, ,wo *rome Whmm, rr. rr. r.._ lneyorfe;-ottewa 1; feet by proolimsuoh.

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the Government yeatex-_dsy'Hicrl‘lin¢, to press for Mothers' well as the other two ~.n`iatt'el*s. -The -Neva Bninswick._ 1'e`derbhioi_r's` , other li-sees' ‘resolutions preten- -ted by s aelegsuoh-esrio " one R. Stleeljes. Hoo! R. lwfelvin, 'Becret_¢\-y_._f'of~~tlis'

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B 0! B- 'I'-1 Stephen Bmw, _chaise rom B, or lt. T., ahtio. `1i\llie1I-o. mi otL.F.. and E. “ t

After the delegation had _' ' __ heirs. rrernler outer ernment would not 'waitfqg f,\§‘_;-gs port of the Royal Coirnniesion on-'did

_.. /l.c.Nr.r|iayn`|-La ‘ d the ___ ht on pu-. “ew trunk nengers 1 <tle.> ` ”_ lsteeve. of the rr. n. reeeretslur of

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__"__§f§;o__I_I_o|s. member from Summer l_a_fnpor_{anca_Alliance tries to justify

W n “ _ ' an - ' y ' ' '-1 Bost/on'2, Montreal' 1. overtime. Labor, meg- gm' 1,-,1""‘e,v|'ev;'

wick for the coveted flag. However, . Truro will ill-ld a team opposing them ` - . ` ' ' ' dtlesli-1011 Were Well Pi#-Md. with

side having made a bad-break at. the ~ , _ . , , _ _ _

- worth of its steel. Victoria Unions » . _ their reception andthe stllnrlent

himself in, the Lellsl-stare. ~ _

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hm lrbeirlet tothe- onuels ship- buiblmg __oo.. _ ouebeo, _whioh was the lowest tender, but that there was a prbvhfiolvin' the contract for the pay ment of _a' fair wage.

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announcement that csuseds r_ip`ple or eielteoreht was mace by the liriihe -Miruster _that the Hon. .limes istlraoek. -a former Minister os ub- o_r_i6 the King ~ Govemment, had 'Baan appointed 7to t,he`Bcnat.e. He 'further intimated that announce- .ment/_ as to other new Senators u‘t*glllc_l;-,ha,`_niade_ later. on. 'News _of '_ltt_irrli§oil's'1 appointment -some in the nl_t_uN"of _a ‘_slu'prise. It is regarded as a'ges_turs"towa'l-ds' labor, but in ophiion of not a few on both sidsaof the house, it will not assist the.Libe_rs_l cause in the coming elec- tionfostnpsign tp any material ex- t_e_nt,` if___at_ all.._Ai_though Mr. Mur- {iqc£.has.a_ruidence in Ottawa, his headquarters as anexecutive of the ~r_a_liwe_y" brotherhood is ln clevelsoo and has been for years. ' - ‘rite liquor export bill was not reached this afternoon, as anticip- 2:1,_ .!. resolution on the pensions _bill for _reference _lto a special com- sebeted instead. This would 'appear to"b_e a work of sup- mlroglflion as the_co_nlmittee on the sul _.'i_s',alr_ea`oy sitting and sat this mon\ln¢.‘frrteirlber_s_ or the senete ' on. the -_same question. have h'oea'lhvite<l_`1o' sit in with the memberi of the Commons con-lmitte_e. in, or er`.\ra|‘s number-of returned

parts of_ Canada

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‘will give evidence, to save -tion~and_ expense. ‘-"‘ __ _

This aftemoon _there was _no op-

position to the objects of the pro-

lcituda for the returned men. ».

The divorce _bill-wlllbe up again for an hour tomorzew evenlng.'It is not thought that it 'wlll'be*'“tslked out" altogethsn- as iteaily could by determined opposition .r_.ua.~bu happened-to .bills in former sessions. It is -regarded as rather 'a dangerous game, one at which twogsides-may play. other bills may. meet? the_-some fateat the hands of proponentsof the -Present measure- It 'is stated. however,`il‘it ls._talked~ out it rrill N0'-‘b¢'bY Prentii menrbers.~ _\ -‘

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mluhlght oh' the_~neo`¢ue Alleys

the .victories met ~anol_~oeie'ateil the Rovers by rgooa iheiorlty. nov. P. McI»i’ahonI of the Victorlss, took all houors to himself- aria -viotorlis, by rolling theihlgh single of .264 pins uno also hlghftotel or 'ioi~plrls.' ~

Following are-the scoreszl- - » ~» "v_lc1'oalss" ~ ' nev. P. itrolttehoh _asa _'H-`-Greivrv its J. nosan_.`....';....;..._1so A. rot J. cuuusnen :lo

-'rotel_-_:su _ »- '_ “novass” ~' -' 2%' o.a:ssery'............'.1sl is-l an w. Dooley ‘..:....£.".Z.'l'll"i1a'148 J. Malone ..'..;......'..' 180 _-117 300 c. lvlonorullrl’.......'.. ala lslfali R. Harley ........`.... 178 "l9tl 149 'rotsl»-2722. __ _ `__ l ' _ -- ` Tonight rt als the alerts meetthe Stars. and another hard fought cou- testts expected. ‘ : . `

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play _&f"ascordin_gly. The "ltrirnrose path" may not be strewn _with`_the proverbial -flowers tonight. '

posed bill. Ratherthespeakers seem- _ - _ ' ' ' ‘ _ ed to be in competition in-their sol- , ~

SPl.é_hd1¢l_§Co_n¢¢f¢ I-oSf¢te4lBr_B.».v

_ Scout Troops; ’

. 'rr‘ue~'soy soout sn<l.wo1r‘ cub taint - vw disputed by vom: inf- ibrrrlers attire scout ‘ooueertyheul in *zion-1-itll lest -évenlhg. ‘This ooh- oert staged by’ the _ziop and nsptlst troops, ~_ons uemoustreteo imply-_tue traininr which the boys hlvo'h'en`-“N6elYi!'i_I. the ::- " 1 __lur.`_s. A. MeD'ons1d_member`oi the `jcout_‘c6n_*imlttee pre_sided.' ` _ _'_Fo`liowipg is the pro¢ramrn'e__, “ 1 soout Yell. _ ', '_ - `2. ` Cubs. Grand ' "H`owliBegn'elergh _Da.n¢':e_.»_- - .I 'E' 3. n"_sei_tetloi_i. ' _ _ _4._ ao_pe__spiruilhg. scouts Mshueliana Melanie. _ _ ‘_ ‘_ _- 5. First Aid Den;onstn.tiou_ scouts ohloe;_ stewart. ooerora. Momma _,shd_.Y_eo_. _ fi I.. Knot Tying oouioeution. nowlure _,_;<a_ot. Between r-iswlt and"aesver' piitrol! ' ` ` 1.._nf_t|rr'uiselon. ~ ' ‘ - I, Stout Play. li strenuous litter- noon. Baptist 'h'oop. ._

assassin. AND. trim cosrsn

`Tiie_'Anierloan'_ saline of bssebill was-_us§d__l_gst_ oightby Dr: nobt. rl. \‘v'histon`_in his sermon at the Cen- tral chrlstliu chul-oh. to illustrate s_ome_h_lgh_ points or his mesure. i-le stat@d__that,i.he Apostle Paul _used the oreelsn rate to msloepieih the truth and that was sufficient pra- cedent `to fall back upon for using baseball. A large canvas chart was usea on -which the baseball diamond was displayed; so that any who might not know the American game bs_- clme conversant with its mean feat- ures bsforethe evening was over. Dr. Whletorl said. “When I. man bo~ comes a` player in baseball he'puta on s' uniform ‘and in a professional lame__no__player is -allowed on the diamond unless he wears a uniform, en`d"h'e we£i's` the sarne‘ uniform throughout the,gan`le. Evenlso when \-mln becomes a Christian he puts

_oh the-uniform or mth in christ is

the-'son of GM and -he wears thil’ service there .will,be a pep meeting .by a»__desire not,_to' embirr_£s_s\_the,fi

uniform- _throu|hout__hls____ ohrietint loolrlhg towers the ~ rteoorri nibleooveruoreht a_uri_h,¢_thé pre'reat'aell- trusleei__s'olhponles for steady eh-

ilfe. _Faith _is elemental _ang funds# school pla_nned‘.-_forjthe 33." ' f, _cate navalfnegotiationij ` _

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France' unwillingly. admits. Italian parity ' with Prince; she has _never actually considered she -. had the right to deny such equslitys Briana. head 'o'f'tl-le rrerioii delegation, ielt for Paris today.-1-Ie 'hopes to return with Andre fliardiep, Fx'ench_Rremier, 'on Mohtlsy. 'rhere _ie uotniug to do he said, I_ cannot spend the _ \vho_le'ti'rhe in s hotel robot looking at _the w_eather,` even _ii 4 the 'weather if good. with his departure the con- ference ls again plunged into a ser- ies of doubts and hopes md denials

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nous. italy, Mai-oh ao-any et- te'rlipt`s"_at jl'le~l_‘.»ondon navel confer- encetofform a four power pact ex- cluding Italy, which press reports in- dicate' is 'being considered, will not frighten 'the Fascist dovemment in

ii'ran¢e,'according` to Fascist news- pspersf italy would consider any such move a' threat to make her give concessions to Trance. _ ofiloiele here' sity the other mh- don delegations 'once threatened a two power :pact between the U. S. and Great Britain to force 'Japan in- to llhe erro~theh‘ suggested ol three power pact between the U. s., Great Britain and 'Japan to' bring pressure to bear on France. ' '

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mental and from _faith every Christ- ian virtue springs. Byfalth he reach- es flrst`base ln repentance for sin,‘ by faith he reaches second base in confession of Christ with the mouth. by faith.-he_ makes third base lu ba tism and by faith he takes his

ately he may make his_ way from

gave His decisions according to the rules that govem the game in the New Testament. ‘ ~

“Unlversaiism Exposed" is the

subject tonight and the Whlstons will sing. This is no attack on any man's religious beliefs the Evangel- ‘ist stat._ed,_i_iut a striking expotltioil ol a subject men are thinking about] today. The service begins at 730 and 6loses'by‘nine. Atfthe close of_ths

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place ln_the church so that ultlm- .

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know hegame very thoroughly and _ . .|,A'11s1g. _ made by the _ : I

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Mourn Balfour?

- nmusalm. Mer. zofrhe .rew- ish communities. throughfout' Psles- tlne will cease work during the hbllr set for the funeral of Lord Balfour iu-sootlerui. sehools will bs_¢nuuisi- ed and the' teachers 'will _till .the pupils of the 'place which the author of the Zionist declaration, enjoys in history. A deputation' representing the zlorrist sho the .1ewi'sb‘ Nitlourl Council. today requested slr John _ chancellor. High commissioner _for ,, Palestine, to~co`nvey to the British ooverunrout the Jewish peoples sorrow st the death of Lord Balfour.

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the least, and if anything will ln- -’ ” -' ’ crease its insistence on parity with IS TO Rest

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MADRID, Mar. I0-Primo De R.iv1

era rests in a soldiers grave, honor- ed by the highest-tributes duration can bestow. The man__who ruled- spain as a Dictator for _sixyears then went into exile, was placed be- side the' body of his wits in San Isidro Cemetery today,_ .and _ rainl soaked flowers tonight are plied high on ‘-the grave that was closed' with the honors befitting a. general in the army and a Premier inthe' civic es- tablishment. A twentyeone gun ute rang from the -distant hills, muffled drums ro1led_ a _dead__ march and army planes soared above as the cortege passed through the -streets llnedwlth infantry and cavalry.

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’ LONDON, Mar. 20-An amendment to the coal mine.bill which at out

‘tlme.seemed might possibly _cause

the aowrlrill oi the '_h/nsnoirml _6§v`- erninent, was deieatedlin the House oz-.ooromoru today-2'_:l_to

.lelberals abstained_froin_ voting and

nt. Hou. Davis -Lloyd oeoige, l.il§e_r- al leader. .repesteda previous state- _ment thattheir _action _wss__ caused

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lfleut-tho rls.tloua_1‘~s`.eglsle_tl'»iJ:';:-5 E|°f\'|@ NE resentatlve of B. of_'I5._l".j `aiid__`lil;'__"I'¢ ., ‘ ' _:_ <:oughuo.1erulotiye._,q,rereutiuyo- _ _ E_:N;'iif_g;g5;__’\_gU$. _

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_ Two-_years ago last Fall every sport page in the United States gave b'g headline display to the startling news that Bruce Caldwell, Yale's extraordi- nary' back, witsdisqualiflcd on the

_eve of therrinceton game. sotro trouble-mailer* published the f ct tl-lat, before riratrioulating at New ll-iavln, éaldwell had been a Brown student for a few- months, and had played _part of s football game there as a freshman. Investigation made it piain'_ that “Brulslng Bruce" was not-"‘s. tramp athlete," but his brief Brown' grid experience rendered him ineligible to play against Princeton' and Harvard.

became a cause celebre in c:!!¢g"'~te

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cntertainirient was given at. Indlani itlvoriporlsh hull ou the evening ol_ Marsh lltb. The program. being vi ‘ a v_aried_ and rather mD\’°m U t.ui'e,,was commenced with a short- sealion of auction forty tives. The

`srehdar'i Driscoll rua cites. 'ruvlin

the éohtregatloh oi st. Marys wish.

thlrd base' to home plate and have ll ` ' ‘ _ - ‘ __ _ _ ,

k .ve ° ‘ll to express their gratitude to the!

his run_counted." The spea _er g' ' ` _ _ . _ many analogies between baseball andi Coal 'ne Bl __ out.side_.talent who contributed so_

niiich to make the entertainment. an;

the clu-istiso'lue,` showing theti - -I " » l s Christ was the umpire of life and' was Defeated

unqualified success. Mr. colin J. soya, or shtlgorilsh, N. s., rehoereo leyhal `lrlsh`airs on the violin, af- M-_whieh he responded to several t|l1u`stt.s‘ for special numbers, viz: "My Wild Irish Rose," "Killarney," M\irr\y's*‘Fancy. also Beethoven‘s rnlnuétrin -G, 'and others. Mr. noyd ls’ afplayer of_oon.sldera.ble repute. having been "on the air" from Bos-

ton ai‘id` Charlottetown, through,

w`iiieh` _iiiriormahoee he hes hso or-1

ers from both Boston and Montreal|

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athletics. Old Eli‘s superstar barred at the very climax oi his varsity car- ccr! It was a iooihail drama Of the highest order. That was in November 1921. _

Caldwell was graduated in 1928,

and ever since has earned n. liveli-

hood through his_ athletic prowess.

At Yale lic was also it baseball bril- llant-so promising, in fact, that he was hired by the Cleveland Indians soon alter he received his diploma. That Fall Bruce tried professional football, but in that line, which is crowded with great stars, he made only a fair showing.

Cleveland, after it short tri _ farm-

?,,e Caldwell incident immediately cd him out to the New Have Conn.,

Eastern League team, whcl' he was

Mr. Jnmes R. Mcllinis ol Sum-

‘_A.m°,q; delightful and edlfy;n3_n~lerside. gave several vocal selec-

tions in rt most. pleasing and artistic manner. Mr. Mcllmis is one of this

l’ro\'icc`s leading vocalists. The man-‘y

_ _ _ ____. U " ` '= :ttf a. slugging sensation (averagll-;~-jill, all last season; but not such-_*twig

at first base. Scouts rcpol-t.-that-his fielding his improved, though, md,-ao the Indians will give him u nipples to make the big league grado~,m tink' training camp this Spring. Ahmii baseball needed football bacliu! Aseit 15* ' vii/ . Take it from the Sport 12u_g_,,,.,it 'Caldwell can be one-fourth l le-,ggi baseman that he was at hall ack all Yale, he is sure of a big leiivug- hip. Olcl Eli can boast ol’ Albic Bc th and scores ot other great backs, t :t noni were better” all-round pcgprlngg than the stalwart yollth who is trying to make good with Cl'iic_i_ Pep# _ and-Pllw`s rcdskiils. ____ ,___ -___ - ---- ---_-r--,¢:+ by Miss Reta Mcbellnn v\'_Brc--_l'lig_1g_l] appl'eciat:‘d. B5 also 'were the by Mr. T. N. Donahue. Mn liillrpliy, Clermont, gave o,_4e_m%_1_ stration of the manly art of step;

i pt, no-lagemclit were fortunate in belng_dim¢1ng ag if, flourished on p. 1,

able to secure his services for thisi Islnlid forty years ago, _ __ _,rw o:¢ar»i°n_ Much credit is also due The “Fish Pond" was well potion-

prm; were Won _by Miss Ethel Mmmi Mr. Elmer Philips (violin Cedric ized. The disciples of Issac \ Charles Tuplin ol Indian! OWCD (é'UiiH1` and Chas. Tuplln ways rewarded with as “blte."“ '” mven A -deudous bug” lumh w,5_ (violin) Leslie Ramsay (violin) for ollt oi town ryerforri-nur;-:|21 u2un‘ “wed by me “dies of the pa,--_ their services Ain the orchestra, tendered it 'hearty vote obthlllrb. ish, while antorchestra consistng ol; The ~7°l`k€y Dance by mile MISS- moved by Mr. Jalnes sauncl- fs, ssc-

' ` Doris Saunders was delightful and euoe<l by Mr. .lohh Murph-. 'rho

(violins) Roderick McLellan (guitar _uliLque. The music for this illlrrfber entertainment closed with t? 3 sing-

d'Mi-sl H bert Gillis organ accom- “YI-5 SUP-Dlicd by Mi-SS Mary Ready ing of O‘Canada and God S ve Thi

an . u _ . ~ ¢‘u_(”_`di‘x°m8ed_5wee, mu5|C_ The ol Kensington. The comic recitatlons g Kirlg.~K. L”

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