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Fulton C. U nderhay, Bay Fortune, Is Nova Scotla’s Rhodes Scholar For » Current Year.

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.;. ‘ ifsnadlan‘ Press) l-IALIFAX. N. 5.. Dec. ‘L-Nova icotirs Rhodes scholar for the cur- rent year is Fulton Craswell Under- iisy oi Bay Fortune. P.E.I.. a second year lsw student at Dalhousie Uni- versity. Announcement oi’ the sel- l on was made following a meet- u enlarges-landmine w- st ﬁll J eight candidates n‘; nsidered. "Hilton Undsrhay has had an ex- epticnaily brilliant career at Dal- zusie. having entered the Univer- ‘ ‘as n freshman in 1026, and com- ted the four years arts course'in ice? _vears. graduating in i929. ' g every year of his course he worded a major scholarship or rize. and tool: his arts degree with l at distinction. Hols twenty years .d. The Rhodes scholar-elect plans to leave for England in October i231. lie is a son of W. H. UfldCTﬁJfv. Day Fortune and matriculated at Prince Mlvslcs College. Charlottetown.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS ETCS.

"Miliviewl Club loading livestock ‘Medal: Dec. am. 9726-12-6-2i

"Buying hogs at Emerald Tues- ilydorriioon, December 9th Everett ‘s-am- - 9707-12-0-31.

Concert in Booth

School. Monday. December It 7.30 p. m. Adults 25c. child- l5v. 9740-11

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‘fﬁvsullir meeting indies‘ Aid, 3- l.’ Hospital in Bt. Paul's Parish \1-. llednesdny afternoon at 3.30 ‘mil- 9739-1i.

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"An excellent concert by the best oft-l talent is to be held in the T-"lse Hall. Charlottetown. on ultsflai‘. December 9th. Reserve this “i 0672-12-4-5-8-31.

“will? llostponed chicken supper in ﬁn Hall will be held on Wednes- "Y lllsht. Dec. 10th. Supper served gum 5 to o o'clock. If not fine will ~ Yield on following night. Proceeds

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"Dr. Clift. Purdv Station. West- rheur Co.. n. Y.. oﬂs. A. Phone 3'9» Chronic maladies prevented Ind cured at home. where they or- ‘ilnﬂlc- rlas-lo-io-alnos

u_-i& Pflff’. c. r. o. The Queens oouniy ]~~~-ﬂ~z will be held in.i._hs.G er- flé-“lﬂlvn SAM. C. A. Tuesday. ,- ‘,-_ - JT! storthy on Wednesday.) Ijmlwun at la moon». General ‘Milli! i to 2.30 P.‘ Muﬂll-II-U-ﬂi.

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‘ioe Engineers Sentenced to Die

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MOSCOW. Déc. ‘L-Five of‘ the eight engineers who have been on trial for several weeks on charges of‘ conspiring against the Soviet Gov-i crnment. were sentenced to death to-‘ night. with the three others sentenc- ed to ten years imprisonment and confiscation of all their property. The men sentenced to death were,’ Leonid Ramsin: confessed leader of’ the conspirators; l Victor LsrichevJ Nikolai Charnovsky. Ivan Kalinl- kov and Eldrely Alexander Fedctov. The three given imprisonment. were Vladimir Ochkin. youngest nf the group. Serge 1., Kuprisnov and Xen- ophon _Sitnin. All had confessed fully.

Will Form ' Negro Cabinet

PARIS, Dec. IP-Benltnr Innis Earthw- une . 4mm leaving the silyssshrolsooiibdsy ar- ter an hour's convenationeryvith President Doumergue, told newspap- ermen he expected to have aCebiny ct formed by 7 o'clock, tomorrow night. He soid-he-would present the members to the president at l0 a. m. Tuesday and appear before Parlia- ment to read hie ministerial declar- ation Thursday. _ _ " rams. pee... 1~After..,§. day in which it arjxpeared hei-wolsld have a Cabinet formed by tomorrow _even- lng. senator [mils Barthou tonight ran into grave difficulties in organi- zing s Barthoutt-Briand-Tarnieu Ministry of concentration. Early in the afternoon M. Bsrthou was ex. tremely optimistic regarding his ei- forts to assemble a government. suc- ceeding that of Andre Tardieu. which was overthrown in the Sen. ate last. week. but trouble descended upon him after a meeting tonight of the Rsdieah‘ party .._.. 11m. Party . at». Jected to the inclusion oi’ Louis Mar- in} head of the extreme Right iGroup. in the blew Ministry undone lnouneed that if." would voteﬁllllmlll the Righttstl at Ill times. LATEI} . r -_,_,¢ rams. Dec. 'l.——~5ene._l;oi"¢'.il0ulo

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NEW’ YORK, Dec. ti-Sir Thomas Lipton sailed for home aboard the Leviathan of the

United States lines today with the “consolation cup" purchased by popular subscriptions in rec- ognition of his gallant, but fu- tile efforts to win the American Cup. . . u ,; n

The venerable Irish sportsman reiterated that h:- wouid be buck for mother try lt the trophy emblematic of international Yachting supremacy. which vir- tually is the only sailboat honor ‘ his bouts have failed to win.

Vessel With $25, 000 Liquor Cargo Captured

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NORTH SYDNEY. N. S.. Pocefl- br...§l=“'e...1=v=1.=...n¢ w- enue ‘cutter Lnujsbtlrg“ fore""§he’ hove to, the sixty ton auxiliary vesi sei Lsslrene. in charge of Captain Jack Qillham, was selsed by the cut- ter six miles off Forchu, Cape Bret- on. lsst night.

The Lssirene. laden to the hatch- es with assorted liquors from St. Pierre. and with several drums oi‘ spirits on deck. was sighted travelling seaward at high speed. The cutter gave chase. and when the vessel failed to heave to after a warning shot. directed a iusiiiuie it the “craft. Two shots hit. the boat near the ‘waterline foreword. ‘The Lush-ens was towed into port here and s mach» man placed on board. The liquor cargo was valued at about 125,000.

3wiCﬂnZT§e l l‘ .Are Drowned

(Canadian ifressl SHANGHAI. Dec. ’l.-An unverified dispatch from Hsnkow w the Shang- hai Post, English language newspap er. yesterday said the Chinese steam-

Barthcu tonight abandoned his effort to form s. ollhlnstsbuenur-shl; 1130.; Governmentnof [Andre Tsrdieu.

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l (By Motirls W1hon't""-l' ll . NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-"l‘ns Cirrh- edral of Spirit John the Eifvine sch loed with riot and epithets this morn- . ing as Judge Ben Llndseyuiqtglg-qpt- ing Bishop T. Manning's prayer at the end of n sermon, assaiiing com panionate marriage, was seized by an angry crowd and thrown bodily lﬂtO the street. l ’ =*~"~"“"“ '< The challenge oi‘ the former Deli- ver jurist ﬂung to the pulpit Where Bishop alarming rsﬁiod. itypﬂldd ‘ f a strained lmitent itmosph ' which ended in Lindsey's violent ousting and arrest. ,., W. _ _ Bishop Manning,’ 111;‘ oliiectedvlm

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lftilb’ -the‘ lieu‘ York Ohurchsusn League. had jilst finished s serilion in which he took the clergy of his diocese to task for hearing the/“ad- dress and in which he called Judge Lindsey's latest book, "the most. filthy insidious and cleverly written piece of propaganda ever published in behalf of lewdness. promiscuity. aduitpry and unrestrained sexual gratif t- ion." ending with the charge t at J Li g "stands openly llor

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irsaoy ioenlyt-ir ;sents may miss. pcaﬂldmorrcvrl‘ 1 - Oppﬁrtunitleﬁ will given for and Tuesday l Santa Pals to contribute in two ways. the first as on former rears contribution candy. and fruit for children under fourteen-gears of rage. the second bi’ donating to the r , A‘. , gaglsmgyqjilL-jyAs 51.11.. increased list ..__.A§.i‘.is,_un,nticip$d vearMit-is sin- thdbedeilaat a large number of

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ta-Pdls, The Coll Comes To You Once More

Once again Santa Claus has in- formed 111s Guardian that there is a large number oi’ children in this , ._ . locality-whom he may miss in ills » - vannual Christmas Eve rounds.

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l “l. _‘ I ‘and dreading the possibility of sore “- l I littiehearts on Christmas Day. has

absolute confidence that his tried land true Santa Pals will step into g f...“ the breach as on former occasions. Owing~to insufflcien; time for lee The clergyman of the City. always (km, m, y” pqgam a-lrieh w; wysentas friends and allies, acting in {the capacity of accountants. have list ‘of children whom

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Jail whe he bu served I ‘lgliltfjﬁﬁllﬁcrig ‘tofﬁonspiracv to defraud. hulnétiiiitelislle ltd taken "'l.§°i¥“fl9" "Y" . coiumhii» police officers ohm-sea by "bineislt of both lnov~ inees with OOHIIlTIuy and he will be taken to Venoouvergto face Pfﬂlllﬂ"

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er Meuse Valley DEATHS CAUSED

BY “FREEZ ING FQG"

. . lVarious Tlheories Advanced To Amount F01- Eerie

Visitation Of MystériOuS Fog, Which ‘Claus: Three Score Deaths in Meuse Vnllgy, Belginpl.

i iSpeciai to the uuarliiznl a _..: . ll was general!" lrzlieled ERU&ELS. De". G-J-Iicltiell \vli.h'n'lo:la.v that the dampness Hells had their hcllles for safety. the frlghi- cau:erl Cl‘ ‘nariencd llPfiJll‘ seventy cllecl peasant: and villagers of tllcklcaths atirihuied to the fvllr. ill ev- Mcusr Valley waited hopefully Lczlay lcry iii-stance the ellzl was the sallle:

for the lifting of a nlystzrioils impen- in chcivnlg a:- of arillnla or asphyx-

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etrable fog whose deadly effect no la‘. on and a =udtl:il succumbing will: one understood. ldcaill throes much like those of The fog which for three day-o llad ‘soldiers in the Great War, who un- covered the lowland: in a wet cold knrolizlcd with m; died ill gas at- haze was slowly Iilsappcsriilg and lL ‘tacks. (fillers uni-Quilted were in seer-lied likely there would be no fur- lhcrzpitat. seriously ill. Various theor-

ither loss of life from the strange cf- lies were advanced to account for the ‘ facts

it bore through the quieikerie visitation. which it was feared countryside once torn by the World would assume much wider propor- Wal". The queer similarity. of the lticns.

effect; to those of poison gas. re- |,__,___ _____ vived (Earful vivid memories for a 'Continue

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ing to counterfeit. French coinslbe held probably after the close of will return to the United Staterltile next session of the Legislature. 11101113‘ l3 perfect b18115 TOY B 601N111 a statement issued by Premier round llle World H11‘ T118111‘ t? b? RP- tJnhn Bracken. it. was considered nec comolished ill fifteen (WW5. W" Ffllﬂl lersary .illat the subject receive furth i/rday- ler consideration.

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Many Problems l Await Return A Of Mr. Bennett

Last Minute v News Flashes

I . 07PM“ D;°'_;""Pre'“'“ 5mm‘ vl/issifcliﬁvtrlzlnlhls Gfllarﬁsrnlﬁ neﬂ’ 1s Fxxcted in Oﬂawﬂ at flhel The liner Nlagalrzs ‘lvhivcil ‘docked a: s: aria?! gtgminlagl hﬁrr yesterday from the An- ohief of rwvhich is the requmt from. “PM” lanljfd 5'50” us“ or 30s" waster“ Canada kt a mmimmn “L: 000 pounds 0i‘ Australian butter ed mice m‘ ‘Vneat’ l tz-Jten aboard at Svrlncv.

The Prime luunsi-r. as. hflnistet“; of Finance. also mils! rlerlde on the‘. revision of ihe tariff. \‘.'l‘il'.‘li he has; promised will be a mrst rvtersivci one.

The calling m‘ Parliament about the and of llexi month l5 8919111313‘ expected. and below lll€ meiilberr meet the Premier probably: will dr- cide to accept the larcporal oi the United States Govelwllxiczit for some action on the Si. Lizwrence water- way, scheme. I

liﬁinisterlcll opiniirn in Ottawa is to tho effect that Canada. will iii". go in for natlvrnborn Governors- General in the immediate future. No member of thc Cabinet will vell- ture to interpret. the Prime Minis- {gy-‘g mind on the subject but. the

SYDNEY.‘ Australia. Der. 6- Fix Italian isnmigranis rearhed here today In the lincr Oxfr-rd. but were refused permission i1 debsrk undrr the new immigra- ll-m laws. They were undvriooli lo have app-sled to Premier Mussolini for intervention.

KITCIIENER. Der. 6-—.-\s h ronsequcnce of s milk war. El- min residents are enjoying tile cheapest milk In more than fif- ieen years. Dalrymen announced a reduction in pricr M 25 pint tickets for $5 today-heretofore the price was 24 for S5.

rams. '0». ﬂ-Raymond mnsenms o‘ Opinion ls m“ l?“ m“ Pnincaire. "Savior of‘ France." "P"°$°‘“"“‘"' °l m’ Km“ “"11 °°m°~ was invited by President Dou- from Britain next October when mun" “d” m he" l new

Lord Willingdons term has swif- ed. ' ‘

Rumors that i-lon. H. H. Stevﬁni- Mmigm- of Trade and Commerce. would be named Mixiisier of Finan- ce. were indignantiy denied by him today. "No grounds whatever exist. for such a he stated. “Th6 matter has never even‘ been discuss- ed with me.“ he added. exprealn! regret that such a rum"! h“! be?" published.

French Government. but declin- ed the invitation because oi‘ poor health. lie recently underwent“! serious operation and has not yet fully reeuperated. will announce th~ a Canadian minister tn Wssllingto

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i Wind Swept ‘ilbliers of i Long island SOUTZd Again Takes Toll.

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WATCHILL. R. 1.. De’: 7.—-Se' 2i! persons lost their lines when the c1 1' laden tern schooner Storm Pet folmdlred in the JhlUJYillFl-iw‘ waters of Long Island Soullci. s ‘ miles eﬁ here lrlle yesterday. Z cause of the fact that ofiicel‘: of coastguard fleet. of destroy l patrol boats which were dlwatch‘

to the scene from the New" Lonclr l Conn. base did ‘not cease ‘to sr '1 isurvivors for how" 1ft" the traced . . ncrvs dd not become lcnerrn until t» l day.

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l The Weather, etc

_ BEQIHS Arllione ls foo Weak io {if TRAVEL avowed!

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and tomorrow morning at illl. Sun rises this lliﬁfllllll; ril ‘l '1". nzt-l sets this afternoon lz‘ ~‘..i"». Bast‘ quarto.- nlooh must. D"- 13%

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