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V PAGE SIX -1 THE Qumorrsroww Gvanniac. , g , NOVEMBER 1.1.5..-

“ TODAY

mai. sis 1i.,u.,_ _ If--~. 7 .t s.4s.'2u-. ne.

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plafns. Stirring action. strong ~ituaiion.~'. and :\ big riinirsiic punch! S e e s c r c e n ilunru dare - devil cowboy in :\

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Greatest Sensation

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l . Sl why you should use it 5 rcgi|lni°l_\', and gain maximum a mount oi' ' milczzuc pci' gallon with y 1 your cur.

“Bc Ready With Reddy I’n11'cr"

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A CHARMING STORY - David

Ljmll is :in unfailing favorite story v.'ri‘»‘r. Read "The Old Order L i:~::~~:," ivlwicli is tfi run as n serial 1 i il/ <`.'.;;ulli:ui starting next week.

?$i'.f‘.Yl. DEI..-\Yl7D-Delay in making .iiizr-c*;»z'is on ihc mainland held up

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ll '~ l<`:;~,:..:‘.1\ Shar' Sfnrv Competition.; lf'1"` “.`fl‘7; .'.r.'i cur: uf-t play prize; .;;L00. l'.~.;r,; :liars 1.:-ovinrinl E;cl'irn‘,-f irnnl Sf"_'»'. Box 476. Cli:ir!nttetow'1.f 0")l2-li-T-21

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MF .~.:"l FJ: W. J. S:otr.Mar.~'.1- f..;:l .firizmiiiicc lh~ rn<:'agr~nicnt of their <'.°ii»rl|ler i~';i1:::.i Loii:.':r‘ to Mr l /\i'tl1ur I/viii ‘Fir-'vw :i_ ‘i'u:~l»:. Marriage in i.»?:~ plu~~.~ fn \; .~»»-U3.-_-_ 9040.11.7-

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of Fri' ‘ T` 1"'/1 I'i1\nd_ which is! dr fini? I ~ , ‘~. i‘,-;~ 'IT '" oi' i'.'f-ll kcpti fnrms. :mall in :Lan but grcat in cf-i f-icicncy ami fr~rtilit_v." Thr* article isf by Mr, .Limos Speed. one of the ag-1

_NEW YORK fancy cottons worth' to 39c for 26c. Moore dr McLeod,' Limited. 9002-ii-ii-21.

SPRING!-WELD. Saint Elizabeth’S

Church. Novrmber 9, Sunday School, 10, Holy Communion, li.

REMEMBER BAKE of household

furniture today fl“rld8Y) ut 50 Graf- ton Street. 9041-114

ANGLICAN SERVICES-Crapaud,

Saint John'.s Church, November 9th, sunday school at 11, isvensons at 7. Wednesday, Nov. 12, Confirmation, 8. Preacher, Bishop Hackenlcy.

Panic:

athrilllng

Foreign Le the dreaded ony - Heil's Truly the

EDWARD TDDAY .

The screesfs moat famous "Buddies" in

the famous French

roles of their career!

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gion and penal coi-

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mendations for county and provinciaii _ _ _ .wus “TheLoneRider”

Inquest _intod _ _W_____ Buck

cci en 1

Friends and relatives of Mr. '

Roderick Nicholson. City, will regret a 3

to ieam of his very serious illness.

F. W. Shaw, City, was a re- (U0nti.n\isd from Page 1)

cent. visitor to Esmscliffe, the guest

of Miss Laura. I. Young.

Miss Annie Shaw, Montague. has

returned to her home, after a pleas- ant visit to Charlottetown.

Mrs. H. A. Comptonof Summerside

is visiting in the city, the guest of

Mrs. R. S Duchemin. Cumberland St. _

The many friends of Mrs. R. G.i

McLure. Fitzroy Street, will be pleas-1 ed to know that she is recovcrlngui after her recent severe illness.

The many friends of Mrs. J. W.

DOROTHY SBASHAH

McEwen, Bristol, will be pleased to hear that she is improving, after heri

him to go to the_scerie of the accident at Mount Edward Road crossing. He went out at once and found Cyril Wood lying on a settee, suffering from shock and abrasions. Mr. Mutch was suffering from shock and obvious injuries to the arm and leg. He was made comfortable, and mor- l phine was administered to him and, Wood. Lying beside the track near* the engine, covered up, were the bod- ies of four girls. The witness was told that they were dead. I-le ex- amined them and assured himself. that they werc. The victims were rc- moved to the city on the train and the two men wcrc takcn to the hos- pltal.

SHOWS AT 3.15, 'I AND9

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~Cl.”Yf)ifglt'ii'l1Iit-On Sunday, Nov.: 9th the service in the Prcsbyterlani Church. Clydc River, will be at '7 p. m. ` This will be the Annual Rally Day service. A good programme is bein! prepared. All are cordially in-_ vited.

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BROOKFIELD-The services in the Brookfield Congregation on Sunday, Nov. 9th, will be as follows: Brook- field, 2 p. m.: Hartsville, 3.15 p. m. Kindly note the change of the hours at Brookfield and at Hartsviile.

STORE CLOSED THIS (FRIDAY

AFTERNOON FRDM 2 TILL 3 RM.

ito allow the staff to attend the

funeral of the late Miss Doris Adams daughter of Mr Fulton Adams of our stmff; 9044-li-7

l"ROWSE'BROS. SIORE CLOS-

-ED THIS iFRlDAY) AFTERNOON FROM 2 T0 3 0'C’LOCK to allow the staff to attend the funeral of the late Miss Doris Adams daughter of Mr. Fulton Adams of our staiif. i 9044-ii-1

SERVICES ON OR\\’ELI.~Vei'n0n

HARll.l'NG'l‘0N-The service in the

Presbyterian Church, Harrington, on Sunday, Nov. 9th, will be at il a. m. This will be the Annual Rally Day Service -

FLAG HALF MAST-In token of

the widespread sympathy extended to the families br~rcavod by the recent fatal acc dents. thc flap on thc Prn- vlnciai Building is today' flyinil at half mast.

SUNDAY SERVICES-There will

be service nt Abney on Sunday. Nov. Sith at ‘T li, m. Also rcriricc nt Bcarli Point Hall at 3.15. 'Thcrc will bc special singing and 'instrumental mu- sic at Beach Point,

PRESBY'l'ERI.\N' SER\"l(‘ES -

Presbyterian seriices as follows Nov. 9th: Highfield at- il a. m.; Mt, Stew- art at Ii p. m.: Marshfield at 'l 0'- clock. Dr. M. E. Gcnge, Pastor

(`llL'RCll SERVICES on Nov. 9th,

w.ll be conductcrl fit Hazclbrook, ll a. m.: Cross Roads. 3 p. m.: Alcx- andra. 'I p. m.. by the Minister, Rcv. 'E. J. Chisholm.

THE VISIT OF Till'-I WODERA-

TOR-T`nc coming to Charlottetown of Dr. Oliver, Moderator of thc United Church of Canada, on Mon-

day, Nov. ifith nt 8 p. m., will be an outstanding event. The Moderator has :ilrcady matic n triuinpliiil entiiv to Ontario and Quchec. and he is now in the East. visiting some of the Churches of the Maritfme Confer- ence. The Congrcgation of 'I‘rinlt_v Church rind rclii'r~sentniivcs from thc various Congrcgntiom of ihr- Presby- tcry and all intcrcstcd. will have an opportunity of hearing thc Moderator on some of the vital subjects of the Church. Keep thc date in mind mul take advantage of this golden oppor- tunity. Dr. Oliver is awakening thc churches to the glory of their work and the grandeur of service in thc Kingdom of God. Ono writer referr- ing io thc service he Ls rendering so ncccptahiv and ciiicicntly says: "The General Council failed to pass: B re- solution requesting the Moderator,

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St. Buitstanla University \ Eli be closed until further notice.

l for Sunday, Nov. 9th, are as follows: 'St_ Andrews, 11 a. in.; Vernon River, i2.30 p. m. Thanksgiving service at l Cherry Valley at '7 p. m. A program 1 is bring l‘n'cpr\rcd for this evening i scrvicc by local talcut and others. H. 2 Plcrce, Kinross. .

` FUNERALS TODAY-The flirierals of Hrelcn Higgins., Eleanor Stews/rt :nid Doris Adams. will be hold from T1-ii1i.1_'.' United Church this after- noon service stztrtirig at 2 o'clock. The funeral of Isabel Bruce is being llicld frorn Vernon River United

!Church at 2,30, Yesterday thousands _of people called at the MacLean iFunci‘ni Home to view the bodies of

ithe four girls as -they lay in the ll“uncra.l Parlor before being taken _to their homes, :md later on at their iliomes, where they will remain until isnortb- before 2 oblwk,

Y'S MEN'S CLUK-A business

meeting was held following thc

_weekly dinner of thc Y's Mcn's Club .ut the Y.Nf.C.A. Pariours last; ev-

icning. The president, Mr. Jack Mc- Nair, prcsiclcd_ Twenty six membcrs

iivcre present. Mr, W. R. Lepdge re- lportcd n, ve;'y‘successiu1 I-lallowc'en Idancc nt Dixons. Fivc new members. were initiated, Professor Kendall,

[Osburne Lcfurgey, Gordon Hutches- ion. Hugh McKay, Claude Smith.

,Joined by the Y‘s Meneitcs after the lmecbnq the members d-esccnded to the bowling alleys, where several lhotly coiitcsted malchcs were rolled.

i FUNERAL SERVICES-'The funer- .nl of the late Peter McKenna New-

fton Cross, who died Nov. 3rd in his .85t-li year tool: place to St. Michaels Church, Iona., on Wednesday, Nov. 5 iwhere Solemn Requiem Mass was Icclebrated by his grandson Rev. P. McKenna of Tlgnish, assisted by Rcv. J. C. McDonald. St, Geo:'gc's

ins deacon and Rev. M. J. Rooney, lcnrrligan, as subrleacon, Rev. J. A. iSuilivan, St, Dunstrins University, as fl/f:.~..'-irr of Ceremonies. Also present ‘were Rev. P. D. McGuigan, Vernon |R.ivcr_ Rev, Jos. Rooney, Morell, Rev. M. J. smith, Kinkora, Rev. J. A. Gaudet, Bloomfield. Rev. P. B.

YROHIBITION COURT-*Before

Magistrate G. J. Tweedy, a man; charged with unlawful posssession oil intoxicating liquor was fined $200; and costs or three months. On thel preceding day on a similar charge two men were each fined $200 and costs or three months. For a second

months in jail. An adjourned case from Summerside was disposed of with sentence to the defendant of nine months.

PLEASANTLY SURPRISED--Mrs.

Frcd W. Shaw, of this city, received a lJ1€BéBi'it surprise. on the cvcning of Oct. 24th, when the girls of her Sun. day School class and a fcw young f!`1€IldS. assembled at her home and

1 ° hcmmorhagc. ‘

Cable 'Is Laid Miss Stewart sustained a fractured'

tl' ‘ , o ense a man was sentenced to six _moming and dusk of the one day. At I Mount Edward crossing wmmss was

Miss Higgins had sustained it sev-,

cre fracture of both lcgs, a puncture wound to the scalp, and internal in-

- . juries. `

Miss Bruce had a large lacerationi

N eu] Telephone on thc right thigh, a puncture wound

' of the spleen and probably internal,

recent operation in the P. E. I, Hos- pitai.

ljaw. fractured ribs on thc left side

A ‘our conducwx, submarine cable i overlhc heart, and internal injuries. M special design doubla umomdl _Miss Adams had a ir_acture_ on the known as tha ..c°m_mu0u5 1°a_ded.._ right thigh, and fractured pelv.s. type_ latest product or electrical sch; Hcmmorhage and shock was the ence 1;; this field of communication, 1 cause °f ficath in cam °“se` The _nw Connwts Prince Edward Ishmdlrlcatlis wcic practically uistantcineous. with the mainland or New Brunswick iTh° "‘1““"5 °““s”°‘ "‘° s“°°k' ‘hw

` ' lously injured.

'rm tune ship, "osmbris" cap- Wm ‘ery 5°’ _ _ Conductor Edward Moynagh stated

tam cole m C 'Ja' owned by the that he was conductor on No. 55,

Imemauoml Telegraph company of which left Charlottetown on time on England, laid the cable between | wedrcsday when approaching the

daylight on Tuesday' just 'Jn Cape in the baggage car sorting tickets. Traverse, the end of the cable was i on feeling the brakes being appucd lightered ashore from the Cambria witness looked out the door and saw as she my to' three quarters M 5 thc fireman descending from the cn- mue °ut’°n the edge or the Shoal Wat" gine and the fireman informed him ;i‘ta?cT_e';1‘;;‘;;;h;:dh;;“3_'_;1;‘;'€?;° ig; that three or four had been killed.

' lOn sceing the situation, the conduc-

then by means of a. tractor, was haul- [tor ordered baggage master Cox to ed ashore and “"'“h°red" The Hghbrphoiie for assistance to the railway or then returned to the parent Ship' nuthoritics. The brakeman was or- ‘md “ “altiwas md” 1” 'fi dmc* 11“° i dared to nag the train, and tue wir- f°’ the New Brunswick wash "° °' ncss asked some passengers for as-

showered her with birthday gifts, The evening was pleasantly spent in games and music. 1'..unch was served by the hostess and it brilliantly iight- ed birthday cutie, was distributed to all present. After wishing Mrs. Shaw her °°“r5°' ‘l"a'y`m§ the “ble ‘mt ov' many 11Hi>Dy returns of the day_ a er her bw through a special winch merry bunch of girls retumed to their equipped with " sed” Uf brakes' t'°'. l\0m¢5_ _ regulate the speed or _to stop the work

= _.__ in an emergency. Before reaching the

B|;lN(;,|N(;, BACK FAST 0N_Es_ »wi':':h. the cable came out of 9. cable

M, Willard Keuy_ “.eu_knD,wn Island tank where it lay coiled. No hitch- horgefmgn, ,~e¢9nl,l.y vlglled the R_ead_ cs marred the trip across, and con- vllle and Topsfleyd 531% where he tinuous wlephone communication was was one of the largest pu,.cha_,_e,.S maintained from the ship to Cape The m-any mominem Roman horsb Traverse show, where Mr. George men who frequent those sales mar- Brady “`f'5 1°°9'15‘~‘f1 With 10511118 111' veiled at his judgment ln the selecb struments, Starting in four fathomsof ,ion of equine flesh. For a. stock Water. U10 dept/lis encountered varied

point east of where the other cables: from the Island enter the mai:nland.i At ia. speed of four knots per hour the Cambria, proceeded steadily on

sistance. Difficulty was experienced ________,__.__._-

in removing the bodies from thc wreck. The first girl removed was gasping, but died before she was luid on the ground. Mr. Mutch, in the car, was conscious. He was placed; in the baggage car. The doctor andf ambulance arrived shortly after. Wit-l ness was not aware at that tinic ihati Wood had been injured. as he w:\r._ able to walk to thc baggage car. Ai'-_ ter some delay due to accident to thel engine resulting from striking thc

car, they rcturnedto thc city. Thci last three girls were dcnd, the flrst_ taken out was under the stccrlngf wheel of the automobile. Witness' could not remember whether whistle

was sounded or not. When occupied! such a thing would not register in his: mind. Witness could see the fire-: man quite distinctly when he got out. He considered the crossing dangerous for motorists on account of the sud-1 den dlp of the roarl. There is alsol a fringe in bushes. Witness luis bcenl on the Souris train, in some capucity,i for some fifteen years, but had never

known of an accident on that cross-I ing during that time. There was onlyi one young lady in the front seat, andl four passengers in the back. Appnr-, ently the young man who was thrownl out was in the front scat. l

Thomas Renton, engineer, boardingl

in Charlottetown, stated he was cn-. ginccr in the locomotive at thc time: of the accident.. When approachingl the Mt. Edward Road crossing, struck an auto, which apparently tried to pass in front of thc engine. It ap-, proached from the left side, and it was therefore impossible for him to have sccn the cor, as he had no view of the left side of the crossing. He saw the radiator of the car after the crash Witness applied the emergency brake. The train was brought to z\ stop. Witness saw several girls and one boy. All seemed unconscious. Witness went back to the engine and asked the fireman if he saw the car approaching. He stated that he hadi not. Witness thought the distancel, between crossing and where the train stoppedwas about 150 yards. The train was travelling between 25 and 30 miles an hour. The usual signals

cziblc, which by means of casks was

'floated ashore and hauled inland by

it tractor. It was aimcst dork when

Echo, 2.101-2. According to it col-_ until it grounded, and. from tiure 11

point fur above anything ever in

. i this stage of the work was complet- ' _ r_

_cd, and under these circumstances it 1 Ea;eéhzgpczifaiezaflgnipgfi agélexi l _it ' _ W- . i ;:°;"___;_lj_f_lla_;__r';) ;;_e;n:_;__;°t?;nsH;_di incline on the other. The fireman is , The muway mum remove an tn” “- Gautam CMC decided to wmplete the l "5““"~V very b“§y “wut his dunes' “L1 its right of way, and the trees on thi

~ _ l though it is customary for him to do' hi hwa could also be rem°v°d_ 1

job' Even “hue °°mp1°ung.the mst h's shovelling between the crossings' 1 gl 1 yl ld t to h mp °f the Jmumey' omcials M the; He has 3 or 4 tons of coal to shovel 1 tl? lv dna S WSU no agreeid ben; Cambria, including Mr. Grant aticif on me mp between Cha___ot_emwn_i icdr _trees cuB, ani margin; cpu co M-'~ G‘ A' Edwards "°1”°S°"“““ th” i and Elmira. The tank.-. and buiidingif,`:,c,5,o,fe,s‘° oar 0 H my m Dum’-"ic" C‘°"e’“m°“t Telegmph i on the right side of the Mt. Edwardi ' 1 ' l

is-rvice, continued to test. ati talkctli crowns obstructed the View Cm.s_ The ms” woman was Wm °‘1“°m1Y Wm MT- Brady °“ me | are a source of worry to engine driv-l the shopk Grover me wmhuo 'ol

lwrse he has sebm-ed Knlmuck 115.5 to as high as ten or twelve until on Island séde. The actual run itself was . cm He thought that lt would be a1_.n bb” £3; _ M award sh' by pgtby the G,-@&l,__ Don E5¢he,._ the fartlier side shoal water was a- made in two hours. Within a short most impossible for the fireman to mfg sh ' CWI; _?;?e;tn§ne u__M_'ha‘ l-l.ar1‘y Scott who was raced by Wm_ gain met, ‘ timc, now cable houses will be erect- have sem, E mr before the englne_|i)‘c;m slfot or trapped Puuledu '__ lrilemlmlng ln 2,14, 1.;asl,e_ ,_ mme To guide her iniiciwsurse the Cam- cd on both shores. No definite elec- ll, would take mm-e than Om, hung, what She dm require 'me mopkespq year Qld lilly by perm. vom Im, bria had previously placed a marker tricai tests bcy0:l'l the simD1€St1\8\'8ired yards to stop the train when mst his temp” lcied. u “,051” Guy. by Guy Axv`.3,|_hy_ Emma Amit on the New Brunswick side and she yet been made, but apparatus to as- I lmvelllng al; 25 mlles an hom-_ _and sa_,d_ ' P D the sire or Peer Manning, who was Shlirwd her course directly On this vfwtain the definite quality of thc,_ Allan o'Bl-len. fm-man, stated that ..He,,,, 'mmm have this °n°__m su0c,3S_5,;uu_V raced M a t._,,0_yeal-_old buoy. Arriving v.1‘thin one mile of the ironsmtssion will be made in the near I at the time of thc accident hc had been frightened' to deathy

by Dt-_ F, w_ Cm-l_gl_°phe,~_ Em; objective the procedure gone through iuiiiue. This pragressive move im- i been tending the fire, had stood up, Wilks 2_1m_ Rum 3_ 2_15ll_ ¢¢. on the Island was again followed. A proves telephonic co'nimunic.r.tion to heard a. hum, looked through afront Fmnce new has 325 000 mow, cells the Great, 2,1413, Hastings 1HU1\C`l1 t0We<i the lighter shorewards, c"stant points from the Island to st window and snw the rear of the car. cycllsm and the numbmfis smwmg_

were given; the whistle was blown.

and the air bell was ringing. Thci crossing, witness thought, was dan-_ gcrous. It would be necessary to.

Action Pictured

DASHING DISPLAY OF SUPER! IIOESEDIANSIIIP AMONG THRZLLS OF FILMS

Buck Jones. famed as an excelienl

actor as well as the greatest of dare. devil riders, thrilled an enthusiastii

audience at thc Capitol 'Ihcam yesterday in "The Long Rider," hp fun siaoring sir-taining vebfgie fo. Columbia. Pictures.

The action ccaitcrs about Jim Lan.

ning, a bandit who quits his ovf ways uhcn lie meets pretty Mary Stevens. .lim had set out to rob the very stage coach in whlcli Mary was travelling Wrsl.. Because of a split with his old gang he sets out to de it alone. The gong beat him to it-- aiid in tho mix-up that followed Jin: rescued the girl. Im-pressed by

Marys confidence in him, Jim tool in# to her father, Judge Steveiis, ir Gold City. As a rc\\‘».°.‘.'d for his chir- ulry. the 'Judflv mill'-ic liim a member of the Vigilantcs, a commiti/ae form- ed tn abolish outlawry. Jim's battle: with his former gang, who plan a big robbery in Gold City, supply tht rcst of the action for this thrilling

yl!l'l`l.

thought that the car must have beer travelling' fast. as the rear of the cal dsnppcarcd almost as soon as he sau it. Witness stated that he watchci crossings as much as possible. -Hi did not think that it was necessary according to rules, for him to watci the crossings. -The bodies were si removed from the car before it wa. disengaged from the engine,

Mr. F. C. Wilkins. division enginee

for the province, stated that crossing came under his supervision. Last fal he sent to Moncton ri report of al crossings in the province. The re port required to show vision lines t show any obstruction to view withii ccrtain`distances. The report in th case in point, stated that the vie! was obstructed by trees along th highway. The removal of obstruc tions, and the cutting down of treei would be the direct way of eliminat ing the danger. In order to tunns it would be necessary to run the ap proach up the hill for such a distano. as to interfere with Mr. Roper's pro pcrty. There are several dangerow

crossix_igs on the system, where th' view was obstructed by trees both oi the highway and on private property

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CAMPAIGN - The committee on

Temperance Education of the pro-1 ., vincial W.C.T.U. met on Tuesday at ` Heartz Hail, Charlottetown. Many matters re the Tcmperancc Educa- tion Campaign now bong carried on in the Sunday Schools were discuss- ed. it was recommended that superin- tendents and teachers note carefully instructions sent by National W.C.T.U. and Religious Education Council re the marking of examination papers. It was moved by Mr. ilfiarrison Mc- Farlane, Bedeque. seconded by Mrs. F. E. Boothroyd, York, that those pu- pils who wish to compete for W. C. T. U. county and provlncal recognition have papers sent to the following ac- cording to county and grade. Princc, Sr., Mrs, Ncil McLeod. Summcrsidct Int., Mrs. Elma Inman, Carleton, R. R.; Jr., Mrs. Everett Schurman, Free- town. Queens, Sr., Mrs. Hazen How- ard, Cornwall: Int., Mrs. Pctcr Bro- die. York: Jr.. Miss Florcncc Burke, 36 Upper Hillsboro St.. Charlottetown, Kings, Sr., Mrs. D. M. Sinclair, Vai- ieyfield; Int., Rev. C. U. McNevin, Georgetown; Jr.. Mrs. E. Giddings, Murray River. The above examiners are authorlzed to make final recom- _______._.___._.._._.____»-

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Lcthbridgc, Alta., James and Charles welt Amateur Athletic Assoc-

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