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H08. A. l. MsoMILLAN, Minis- ter o! l-ll hways for Nova Scotia ‘ snd Pres dent _ the Canadian . Good Roads Association, who Will .

reside st the openin session or '

e Association’: twen y-thlrd un~ i nual convention st St. Andrevws- l bv-ﬂiesea. September 1-9. l

Road Convention Success Assured

nsssnvsrsous m rump PRES- AGE ATTENDANCE or 30o ou- MORE nspsunrus.

MONTREAL, August 27.~Re_ scrvations already in hand at the Montreal offices of the Canadian Good Roads Association assure an attendance of over 300 delegates for the twenty-third annual con- vention of Lhe adsorption. to be held at the Algonquin Hotel , St. Andrewsmy-the-Sea, N. B-. on Sep- tember 7, 8 and 9, under the pres- idency of Hon A. S. MacMillan, Minister o1’ Irlighways for Nova Sootia. ,a.nd wit-h Colonel the Hon. Murray MocLaren, Lieutenant-Gov- ernor of New Brunswick, officially opening the first. of the five busi- ness sessions. Included among the y dclgaies will be ministerial or de- i‘ pnrtmenbal representatives of the

federal Government and all the Canadian provinces, in addition to ‘~ recognized highway experts from

the British Isles, the United Stat/es and all parts of the Dominon.

‘Yhe preliminary programme, now in the final stages of revision. lists an evcn thirty participants us lec- turers or leaders in the dlscumi Indicative of the wide range of subjects. the professional authority of the lecturers and the geographi- cal representaton of the gathering are these extracts from the pro- | gramme: “Trend of Highway De~

lsign." E. C. Lawton, asrlstant,

commissioner of highway. Now York i icidrcss by MajnrF C. Cook, chief engineer of the British - Vluislry of Transymrt: "Hlghuny l Iliunxinslion for Night Driving! l "John G. Uni-nod. vice-presklent. of

ti” Public Service Company of Ycrtliem Illinois and chairman of 1h“ highway safely lighting com- m ttoe of the lllinois Pulfic Utili- F-‘s Aswmintlon: “Snfcty and Traf- . ii: Control-Methods of Estimat- m; Trnfflc Volume." Nlavweil Hnlsryn assistant director. llurcnu , for Sircct T-rnilio lloscarch. Harv- arrl University. Among: thcother

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orderly conduct and compel him 1.0 keep the iilxulzunly‘ CLmlpCl him Lo support. her m her mothers she ChOmQ-s to go. II he gets nasty and refuses purnrailr: who will not. fuliiil her part of L-he marriage partnership, she can h A man may not. have violated any 0i his marriage obligations and his suite may not. have fulfilled any of hers you she can gev a divorce from him on the grounds because she does not like the wny he eats or the kind of neckties he \\'(‘lll'S or just because she has 0st her 1.3.508 for him, and he will have t0 1m)‘ her alimony as long as she lives. tell us dumb-boob men how a man

LIVE him arreslcd for nonsupport.

her second husband. Please

compel his wife to cook for him, sew on his buttons, doesn't. want. to. And

or do nuylhzng for him ii she mums world. Blah!

Ansurg: ihsvs easy. You men make

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the laws. Why don‘t you get. and cuact a few staiuws that are sane and sensible and cquable to both parties, covering the relationship between husbands don't you pass some laws that. will put a crlmD Why dons you stop in every Slate, as they

. senior hirzhrvny crelnrrr. Tinted Stair-s Bureau of Public Roads. _ Wnslwinrxlon: lluuwszlcn Cummings,

rrosirlcnt. Ontario Nfntor ‘fragile; G. C. lfurrlnrh. dmiuty land sur- \'r\"0r. Ncu" Pruhswfck: R. W. Mc- Colouzh. chief oneinorr. Srotin Hinhvsnvs Department: and Arthur sr-rlcu-ick. hrldae oncincer. Ontario Department of Highways. Chairman of the business seasons will include Premier A. A. Dvsart of New Brunswick: Hon. F. .7. lbednc. Qunboc Minister of High- ways; Hon. F‘. M‘. lllacPhnrson, hfiuister of Public Works. British Columbia: Hon. J P. McIntyre. Minister of Highwavs. Prince Ed- ward Island, and Hon. A. S. Mac- Mlllan.

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up n. after attending his Chopin recital in Carnegie Hall.

Of him Min: Hoffman mites- “Poland has been twice “ ‘ in

and wives? Why in the alimony racket? have in a few the breach

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o1‘ promise and hears balm hold-ups?

this living exponent of her highest

a lazy looting son-in-law who won't

to prooect. men after all.

ideals. Her other immortal nix-List.

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And dorm forget that it vms the women legislators who got the “sh pnmml that stopped the blackmallcrs who got. Juicy sums from X05“ e men who made love to them on paper. Maybe women argoz Disk‘

You would have the support of all the decent women in the country- ior the right. kind of women doni uphold their every mother who sees her son getting peaked and tun because his wife ‘won't. cook him decent. food feels Just. as bible: as a man

predatory sisters, and

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Flnnkcrl on bot-h sides 0f $719 vain-nos are ﬁlmy-four full-length iiwirvs standing against. the flat ‘mill spaces loll bet/WEBB the nloove rooms of which there are four on each Ade of the 1on4; room.

"In these alcoves are set the brads and busts representing the sub-divisions of the main ram whim are shown in the full-length figures. All the lighting is fe- ficctcd from the high ceiling and the walls are a pale golden beige color; the flooring is the color of natural wood. The pedestals mid bases are of polished dark walnut. and the bronrm themselves vary from the darkest. African negroes no the polar shades of ban and golden metal.

"Before the end o! this Century many of the primitive races which

subject; will have disappeared into the dim records of hhtory..... This collection of life size bronze figures and heads is a sculptors interpretation of Humanity, stud- led from three angles-Art, Scl- 011cc, and Prychoiogy."

Miss Hoffman's book is also ex- tremely interesting for it."- glimpses of fascinating far countries, and for its glimpses of fascinating peo-

Paviova. Rodin, Psdercuski. Ruth Draper and owl's. To Pedan-

nre 110w represented in bronu in r ﬁlls hall md modelled from living .

pie. her fat-her Richard Hoffman. *

‘wsikl shamciedioiibeahiéliﬁkﬁm in expresses her thanks for his friendship and encouragement of both her sculptural under-takings and he’: wriiirlii.

Miss Hoffman has made ﬂn-ee sculptured heads of Paderewskl- one as the statesman. mﬂdﬁ 8M1’ she had sarefully studied hLs ex- pramion during the early sessions u! the League of Nations; one ls

the Friend; and one as the Artist...

modelled in orig gllllilflfllllfﬁilﬁl?

Chopin, has been re-incurnated in the art of Pcderewskl. 'I‘hcse of us who have heard Padarvrskl inter- pret Poland's tragedies and triumphs. who have known the mysterious haunting memory of his words and hi‘. music. may well be grateful to have been his con- temporaries. What he has stood for as an exnmple to mankind, and what he has revealed in the magic of his music, and by the courage of his convictions ls so rare and inspiring that. his influ- ence will be remembered in every corner of the world where he has left the seal of his genius."

Paderewr-ki. at. the age ofseveniy- five, has made s movie, “Moon- light. Sonata" It has been runn- ing recently in London. ‘rhc picture 1-. said to have the dignity and simplicity wortihy of the greet.

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and the recordings of his musical numbers and the close-ups of his hands are excellent. In it he plays tbs whole of Lisztﬁs Second Hun- garian Rhapsody. llhe first. move- meni- of Beethoven‘: Moonlight Sonata, and his own Minuet. His acting ls very natural and he speaks with slow precision. The setting is a beautiful villa amidst the Swedish firs.

Marie Tempest beloved English actress, - Barbara Greene, Charles Farrell and Eric Putman are also in the film.

MONTREAL Que, Aug 27- Arrivim with a full list of passeng- ers oomlng up from Jamaica. the Bahama Islands and Bermuda. the liner "Lady Rodney. Canadian Nailoml Btesmships. is due bo

dock sl: shed 16, ‘l PM. D331‘. on Suds? evening, lihis arrival bring-

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LANGHOLM, Scotland, Aug. 28 (CPU-The picturesque ceremony of riding the marches (boundaries) ol this Dumfrlesshire town was carried out with full ceremony this year. The idea of the ceremony was shown in the instructions of the provost. to the cor-not of horse. Handing the burgh standard to the comet, the provost instructed him lo "gang oot. in defence of! cor property and see oor marches they be clear."

The oornot snd his supporlors duly rode round the marches. then over White Hill to the Castle Oraigs, farthest. outpost. of the marches There they enloycd bar- ley bannocks. herrings and "guid strung punch."

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