AUGUSI 22,1."-37 _THE cnaaiorrarowy cuiumiAi\_i_ f gaps iiiiigiiiq -fill
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horse show at the Provincial Ex- ma`
n A- Pritchard will conduct mer
f both services. L-1733. by
ly of Highfield. Accompanzed
IMARITMES TC
MEET IN CITY
his daughter Jean. Mr. Wyatt .
-i motored from Sydney to Char-
RODE ,COUNT MHZH-Miss lottetown and found the highways
excellent condition with the ex-
nland which are undergoing
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11.00 A. M.-Public Worsliip and Sunday Schoi-i|_ `
Scmiou-“'I`lic Dcpartineiit of Religious Education.'
Vocal Solo-“The Lord is My Shepherd"
Miss Pearle Burns
7.00 P .M.-Public Worship.
Sermon - “Gnd-Ahlding, Et¢»m;l|'» -
Rev. A. E. niaeicemns ‘
' the
hibition Thurrday night, not Mrs,
Benoit as appeared.
CALLS ON COMMANDERS_
Calls on thc Commanders of the
two cruisers. H. M. C. S. Sagile-
nav and H. M. C. S. S1. Laurent
Wore made yesterday by Hon,
Charles A Dunning, Minister of
Finance and Mr. George P. Nich-
°I*‘°"- CIW Clerk. reprefentlng
the City of Charlottetown.
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repair. He was particularly pleased
with the Borden-Charlottetown
highway. The trip from St. Johns
was made in remarkably short.
time. Lealving there Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. he arrived
at Sydney at 8.45 the following
morning. and was in Charlotte-
town at 1 o'clock on Tuesday.
“I wish you would emphasize
that." Mr. Wyatt said to the
Guardian reporter. “Many people
Baptist Church Host I
To Historic Body
Which Met Here 50
Years Ago.
-Filly _vears ago the United Bap-
tist -Womenks Missionary Union of
the Maritime Provinces met in
Charlottetown. and once again the
Baptist Chiuch of this city will
have the honor of being host to
this historic body. Ori Monday
evening. August tvveiity-1-hird. tht’
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members of the executive of the The RT. REV. .~\.\\'.l-`. Bl.l'NT. l).l)..
Rev. A. E. Mrickeilzic
Visitors Cordially Welcome,
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FQOLICE _C0l\l'MI_SSI0l\lER AR- to
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IMacBrien of Ottawa. Commissioner
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if-'\'i€WPfI Inspector J. Prlpps last gov
1`|I8I`il~~ T0i”l2y he leaves for the ed,
mamland' ,H9 “'35 Wgistered at ment programme such as has been
Canadian National Hotel. - undertaken in the Maritime Prov-
&- inces.
SAFE IN Pl! I.l.lPl_NES-Mrs. Leo Leaving this Province fifty-five
Ban 0! SIIHIIEIIHI- Chlfia- has 111'- vears ago as a youth o. ten, Mr.
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get to Newfoundland We even
E5-MJJOF General Sir James have inquiries as to how far we
the R. C. M. P. arrived ln
from the North Polel
_ Wyatt oorwborates the re-
rlottetoun bv plane last evening ports of .im roved conditions in
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an official inspection trip. 1-I¢ N
have the idea that it takes a week
are "
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founclland under Commission
ernment. One thing badly need-
however, is a. road improve-
d -"M97-V at Malllll PhlIIll’iln@I Wyatt has since resided in St
cis. accoy-dint; to Pi Cahlcgram .lohn's. He is head of the Wyatt
me cnuiwn on a'ivo.La.\in in 'rua Donlmolsi or
CANADA
St. Pi-luI'S Church
ma svivn.-xv Arran -rnryr-fy
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8.30 A. M.-Holy Communion.
10.00 A. M.--The Ftmdiiy School, _ IC_
n_u u n,s'l n'u:l2l'l‘lfl'l!lZltltngagvrn
_7"¢°9iVP‘l y*’Sl@i'd2.\' by her sislerI
nie
past seventeen _vears she has re-
sided in Shanghai. Since the out-
"9l'€Rl< Of the flflliiinz in that a"ea
Gates of this City. Flor the -IV
Coal and salt Company Limited.
a business in which he has been
engaged for many years. His last
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before hpr m”""I"C" “'35 MI-‘S JPN- visit to Prince Edward Island wa..
years ago.
Exceplioria‘ly well posted on
ince Edward Island affairs. Mr
Pr
W att explained there was noth-
her
safety,
Misses 'I‘liankful
Berrigan. Loiiire. Ena and El-lm
D°~”I‘iPl”Il' have returned to their
homei having spent. n pleasant
and healthful vacation at the sum-
utzall. Anzvle Shore.
0f Fish Landed _
P. by Guardianis Special Wire)
10.30 A. lil.-Morning Yraycr and Sermon "A Message ¢o HALIFAX, Aug. 20-Increase of
U10 m"|\-" 4.223.000 D0unri> in all fish landed
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Olferlory Solo-Mrs. Rulicrl S. Coffin, Boston. Touch in
the eastern divi.<.ion. Depart-
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- - - - - .lewltt ment of l<‘..<i'ierie_., as comm;-eel
7.00 P .M.-Evening Praver and Sermon-“A Christian
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l““I’°' I'"'“hI"' was noted in the inonllily report
6QOf¢ID3)DD
REV. ll. D. RAYMOND. M. A., Rector A of
with July lush' and a coyre pm-Id-
ing increase of $.>:2.U.'»O in the value
the diiaion iele1=ed tonight
0\'a Scot.a liao a .decrease of
.-acting Organist--MISS l.Il.LI.~\N E.\RLE. . 2."i~i0,000 pounds bill a slr-“lit in-
Choir Director-ALBERT DINNIS. gl-gage gf $935 m 155 lamlgd value_
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New Brun w.ci»;s catch was up
6.396.900 pounds. and the returns
the iuhernien were greater by
$29,267. Prince Edward Island
, .=ll1ovved an nicrease of 561.000
Bain. Mary'
friends and relations in this y I* -
_ 5 ‘ ing surprising about that. He has
Pmvmre hme bw" f°3"’“§ Im' her been a steady Guardian subscriber
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for “years and year..
BY FRANK FLAHERTY
Canadian Press Staff Wiitei'
TORONFO. Aug. 20-ICP)-_
Vancouver will be the scene 0
the next annual meeting o; the
Canadian Bar Association and a
Vancouver la-wyer, Senator J. W.
I cieB Farris is the new president, it
I was decided at the final session.-
Iof the Associations 22nd annual
nieetmg here today.
I Senator Farris was promoted
_ from the post- of Dominion Vici-
President io take the place of t e
l retiring president, Mr. Justice H.
H. Davis of the Supreme Court of
- Canaria.
I Other changes in the e.\:ecutive
I slate were the e`evation of L. E.
Beaulieu. K. C.. of Montreal from
Quebec Vice-Pre=ident to Dominion
Vine-President :nd the selection of
I Arthur Vallee. K. C.. Montreal. ILS
pou
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Ilie Presbyterian Cliulch In Canada mo
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nds with an iricrease in land-
vaiue of $3.162
_igures for each Province far
July. 1937. with :ho e for the same
nth lasi- year in brackets:
ova Scola: 3.!.4li;!.300 135.222.-
3001; $510500 t$Iiil!l_5R-ll_
,I New Bi‘uiiswit~k: 16.380000 112,-
713,800) $'.!li.l6.`» |$`.!3,003).
who
cept-1
I Quebec Vice-Presiderit..
I The rest of t-he former officers.,
I incliicvng the honorary executive
I .=eci~etary.' E. H. Coleman. K. C..
I Ottawa, were re-elected. Mr. Cole-
Iman. Under-Secretary of State
for Canada. is the only member
has attended every meeting
__ _ _ l_00); $l7~l,i3T8 $145,011). of the association since its in-
g Prince Erl\vai'cl Island: 4,034,200
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on 22 years ago.
Magitrate ia. B. Graham of
convention will meet to conductI ` Lord Bishop of lsIa_d_l`oi'_¢l________
I important business before the op- I WI10 Will BfI_fIl‘“~“ 3 _iI‘_‘_>I~-‘h";_‘__‘ ‘O5
ening of the main convention at St Pf_’“’\S C” “fl-_‘ ___ ‘
which begins on Tuesday evening _ f-Ii
and will conclude on Thiirsdayev- ‘I
r-ning. August twenty-sixth,
The officers of the U.B.W.M.
U. are: President. Mrs. C.S. Clarke.
Si. John: recording secretary. Miss'
Clara Fullerton. St. John; corre-
'.pon<lin_: seci-etaiyv. Mrs. M E'
Hume. Wolfville; general treasurer.
Mrs. Susie Seaman, Amherst, N.S.; 1
prov. sec. for N.B.. Miss Augusta'
Slipp. Hampton; prov. sec. for N
S.. Miss Gertrude Eaton. Canard:
prov. sec. for P. E. I., Mrs. Edwin
MacFarlane. Central Bcdeq\ie;vlce_
presidents. Mrs. .I.A. Clarke. C'-har-I
lottetown, and Mrs. F. L. Orch-
ard. Yarmouth, N.S. 
The address of welcome, on
Tuesday evening, will be given by
Mrs. H. L. Denton, and Mrs. R. C.
Vincent of St. John. N.B.. will re- I
I ply. Mrs. John MacNeill of Suni-
nicrsiilc will introduce the visiting
niissioiiarics. and Mrs. C.L. Clarke. '
ar ie\» ii pea ers a
same mfetin will be Dr H R
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  ASSILI St.ill\vell, sf-crgtaiy of the Canad~ the
I ian Baptist F‘oi'eign Mission Board,|
and Dr. Jessie Finley of Vellore
| India. --
I speakers on the following days
will include Miss Clara Mason, In-
dia! Rev Henri Lanclin. Monc-
ton: Miss Amies Waring. New
Glasgc-iv: and Miss Flora Clarke’
l{l.H.._ who has completed thirty-
five years of work in India and
now lives in Moncton. N.B.
On Vvcclziesday evening the
Charlo1teto\\‘n and North River'
Baptist Ciiiirclies will present a
pageant dealing with sixty years
of work in Western Canada.
U.S. Sailor Killed,
18 Wounded
I Sl{ANt`.liAl`, Aug. 20-One Uni-
ted States .-allot was killed and l8_
ivoundcd toniglit when an anti-I
aircraft shell of undetermined or*
igin struck the afi-er well deck of
the cruiser Aufrusta. flag hip of
the United States Asiatic Fleet.
The Aiigi:.<ta, flagship of Ad-
miral I~lni'r_v Yarnell, hes been
lying in the Whanzpoo river a
little rloivnstream from the heart
of the international settlement.
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Weather coiiflii-ions were favor-
able for fishing thi-oizglioiit the
month and the toial quantity.of
all fish landed vias 561.400 lbs.
grcaicr wi.h an increase in landed
value of $3.162, mo t of the in-
crease helm: tI;.e to heavier land-
ings of hake and cusk which were
reported very plentiful in North
K.ngs. Cod were plentiful during
the latter part of the month but
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Winnipeg was the speaker at the
final luncheon of the meeting
nd spoke of some humorous in-
idents in police court. hearznfzs
nd of the changes in modern life
nd their relations to the legal
profession. '
Social conditions and customs
ad been greatly changed _bv mod-
rn methods of cominunicatzori. he
sid, but the legal profe<s'nn
hanged little. Lawyers were still
ont-rolled by the dead voice of
ecided cases.
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Ct. James Citurcli
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ing to scarcity of bait i.n north
Kings County and in Queens
County the fishczinen were great-
handicapped. The nionth's
' catch ho\\e\'ci~ was slightly gi-ester
.wiinisu-ri mv. ir. niooniimn-i.ac.\ris, D. D. H1211 that for lest July- The
Solo-“Consider the l.ilit's'-Topliff.
mackerel catch was some 126,900
lbs. greater and the landed value
|»u|,g|, “form $0.330 grcnfrr. More clams were
. _ Ip; ..
l~1l.l-Z\'lCN 0'L‘l.0l‘li. A. M. taken but lanrliiigs of haclciock and
- sa-
ti\'o Eventing Service During Al-\§\l5lI _
l'i'ci\cl|ei': THE MINISTER
I\lI'SI(} _
mon decreased.
An Appreciation
In bring ng to a close our Bap-
.\lrs. J. A. l.i\'.\son i.i.~i. Young I‘eoplc`s Camp at
Marsliiield one item deserves es-
();,;;mi_.,I_;\|,-S KL-lu, nog.-rs, pecial mntion. namely: the fine na-
l \l J A LBWSOII ture talks uivcn us, one hour daily,
(`lioir L4-mer. - 1'! » ' -
_....__._...._.... hy Mr. l.udlo\v Jenkins of Marsh-
field. I-le led the campers in a
51-R,\_\;(;1-mg AND vl.S!'l‘0RS CORDIALLY -sp-rl, nf plant llic--from weeds to
isviraii. I rms and. oi me latter, the best
_ types tn plant. Then the bird life
,__- _ 1
of the province was discussed from
the goldcn plover and herons with-
in sight of us. to hawks and owls.
n nl there was ev dent the love
' ‘. for wiifi me and the need of con-
mmo . . . ............. ..,.......
Central Christian Church
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Organist, Mn. V. L. Dlngwell.
Minister. Rev. S. c. cooper. 'l'l\-l\l»
I Morning Services- .
Music-"Select¢d".
sermon-"Pursuing Relltllhi UI’
der Dlfllcultlel.”
Sunday School-11.55.
Evening Servlcet-
Mltslc-“Selected”
Sermon-"'l'h_e Enemy And '|110
Victory."
All cordially Invited.
signin 1,!
Iversntion. Mr. Jenkins. with his
manifold intr-rcst.s. is A _type of
citizen ol wliich any province may
be proud. We cnnipers have learned
to iove more the. wild life around
ug nnrl to appreciate more fully the
beauties of nature as n. resiilt of
t.htseii1forniHllIHIhf’l'i\1)ZS~ 50 WB
all _loin 'n saying! "TI`iH1\Y YOU. Mr-
Jenkins."
Signed
CAMPERS
Ranger Wins
Another
(Ay, By (`.unrclian‘s Special Wire)
M;.'i'rAPoisa1’r. Mase. Aus. 20
--Bowling along in a brisk south-
wcstcr. thc curreiit Amerlca‘a Cup
def(-nee yacht Ranger trounced two
British and two American rivals to-
d
ay.
‘ tes nstem of Ranger
cafi-ibeurRI;1lIIIlIIiw. cup defender ln
_ Il miortable margin ov-_
ItvIoaP(IIIIdcn\~oiirs with wh'ch
from gopwlth. Brlttsh yachtlmln,
ggqm to lift tloml). _
ll. ' S. Manager
Boosts P.E.I. Fair
H_A1_.l1='AX, Aug. 20-Attendance
at the Prince Edward Is`a.nd Ex-
hibition was largcr than he had
anticipated. Secretary-Manager E.
I Frank Lordly of the Nova SCOUH
Big Flu-_ ggld on his return to
Halifax last. _ni81lI' "Um Char'
lottetown. This was because HDMI'
from promoting Island industry
the Garden of the Gulf fair was
also serving as 1 first class tour-_
ist attraction.
Mr, Lprdly who spenttwo days
visiting the Island exhibition paid
tribute to what he said was the
spl¢nd;d work of the of,icials in
charge. The whole progflm- ln'
cluding exhibits of all kinds,
amusements. midway Bild “fe al'
fractions, was outstandlntl. he CIE'
clared. '
The Nova Scotia fair mana!"
was impressed hy the li-i'K¢ l'illm'I
ber of tourists present. many of
them from the United States. Hnfl
this he said had increased the ad-
vertising value of the Garden OI
the Gull exhibition.
Beeause the Island tai. was held
st, the peak of the tourist season
attendance had been further ln-
creased and the Island was pra-
vlded with a first class attraction
which lured many visitors during
ideal summer weather.
Beyond admitting he would like
to try out earlier dates for the-
Nova .Scotia Exhibition which 'will
be held this year. September Ute
October I. Mr. Lordiy was retioent
to speak when he was asked
directly if he favored an earl:ei'|
opening for the exhibition in this
province. The dates. he said were
fixed bythe exhibition commission.
In Prince Edward Island. how-
ever. August had been found an
ideal month to hold the exhibition.
he laid. and this selection had
met with universal approval from
both fair patrons and exhibitors.
- The Halifax fair manager stated
he had been greatly impressed by
the splendid display of fireworks
M he Iliiihlbitlnn.
covering thc evacuation of ref-
ugees from .'-t.i'icl»:eii Shaiigliai.
The shell p‘urigcd from ia high
angle. Both .lapaiiese and Chinese
artillery and anti-nircraft. batteries
Ihacl bccri fjring furiousl_v tlirough
the lafe afternoon and into the
I night.
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.Giants Halt
Phils With
e evening of August 36 .i on the
iblect “The Eicrital Ci. in-h in :lie
World Today."
Dalhousi Aliuiiiii A
Club To Oif-aiiis.e
Mr Gordon K l')'1e\' 
of the Dalliou'-iii Fw: 'ui I" 
mittee. pl'e.f.irlr-rl .it .1 ni»~:.i~.u 1"-
terday morning for the ici':~f.i' 'ii'
of a provisional coinniittf-fi to ‘iii-
clertake orfzoiiirfitirm ul ri lJl1iI_o:i-
sie Univcr.<i‘v Aluuiiifi i~1t'if~l\'l`Pi‘f
on the Island. ilirre bmi: f\\\ V30*
ex-students now i'c.=’::liiiu licr-‘
The committee nrt- in.ik:~i‘:l11an\
for a large blirlrliici. to inke place
October l~llli at \vli.cli time it
hoped every c.\:-siwrlfnz on the
Island will nticnrl Thi' r'-'ii-"'iti\'e'~
inre expecting _ro have me flirt-e
Maritime Preinif-rs. nl! D.iihr~u.=ic
duates. addicss ilw bzinrliici
u _ _ . ‘
Senator Farris ~*i,_,€f;i1f‘-;;;;‘F_";i‘1;°fe'(l““;c; 253...-... ....-  ... ....-
niversitv and rciuf f~;f..tivr- of
pi'0fessoi'ial fail _.incl hrnrfl of
goveriiors
Mr. Daley f=:~:pl.iiiimi that 'he
purpose of the or;;n:`.imi;-'iii \v=.."- a
build-up to the rcunifin p':iiine<i
for August of next vi-dr niifl also
for the forination nf a pmmmfnt
alumni society. soinefhir.: iirmv
graduates hare if-:cpi'e.=.fe.'l fi ix-~i.'e
have. Now iienrlv all t"if :rad-
tes in Easiern Fiinn-'ln hive
formed thcmselvcs into ciuhr
A tPniporni'v ev»=r'.it'_~.c  ' '~:',_
of the foliowinr: '.‘.*;=.< clyiun lm to
complete plans for iw- I'-;.iif|';-'i to
be held on Octc-‘wr 14th
Hon Presirlorit. ll: lloiioi-l.i~~_il.
Governor G. D. DeR1.\i.<. _
President. Mr. Clfliw-ine N Ris-
sett.
lst Vice Pres- M--r Ri; ;1f_-_pl--._
'Znd Vice Pre: \li‘:_ l-Zrir lilac-
Kav. 5iiinn1ei‘.='.o'.:»_
Secrctarv, Dr. P. A. (`.i*f-einziin..
Chai-lottctown.
Commiitecf Helen P‘wi.~-.q_ Dfivvl
Mathiesoii, ("h'|rffs Ri=i':1.>\'. I-I-In
Thane A C‘.'iinpI‘ell fir, J.-im~~_-. P
_\lill.'ir. Rev llucii \l~"~_f;' lu- pw
L. ("implioiI Di' li S (`iitil'lii1;_
Mr. AJ. l~ln.-Iam lil-_ Tl-f-\..,-\i_f_..~.
Dr. Louis .loli:1.=.:on_ f\/lm~_'_q;-i,~_r»»-
A. R Grant Suinme'--i"if»_ lil- H
E (`l1i'i:. F E l’lni‘l'~y.~_ lqf.!.e;'~ l,,.
man, E. l Gallant.
Company Fails To
Open liociielaga ivlill
ll". P. by f`.uair<li.iii`s Sppviiil \\'l,,-I
MUNTRE-AL. .»\i._2. '.“u-~l.-'iiloli
Ieadéiti of n<‘ai'l_v 10.000 icllc it-x.
tile worker aci..uiiir-fl it-»iii;,~liL as
slioiviiig the ‘.~iili<l.'_\ nl my |»_m;.;_g-~
ta.liii't" of lJoiiiin;t»n 'l`.`;\.i.<»- Coin-
psny io ir:-:ziiie opci'.'|:;v.;~_,. in its
Montreal Hoclic‘.u:.t in..l.
While smoke belciletl iyuin chim-
neys of three .\loi::r\;ll iiiiits. loss
than 30 ivorkli., w.lll.l<l through
U12 #Zales of i-he Horiic..i'ia plant,
I
  k _ihi'0Wn Open early in 1-he 'alter-
c noon. Company oil:.iiiZs admitted
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(A.P. By Guardlan's Special Wire)
' NEW YORK. AULZ. 20-New Y0i‘kI
I Giant-' delivered their heaviest close,
of pitcliei-s' poison to the faltering.
Phillies today and cublaed out a
13-6 victory. I
They collected 21 hits for their
lu;:'_-cst hitting and run-making'
liroiluction of the season. and re-I
mn ned richt. on the heels of t-heI
Chicago Cubs in the National Lea-
gue fight.
The heat- got Giants' star right-I
hnndcr. Clyde Castleman. in theI
third and forced him to leave the
game. I
In the sixth. relief pitcher Dick
Coffman collided with the Phils'
Herschel Martin in a play at first
base and was spiked so badly _on
the rght fool. he had to be carried
to the clubhouse. Billy Terry sent.
Carl Hubbell into the Slime W
finish up. I
BEES STING DODGERS I
Boston Bees made every hit count. -
and nnsed out the Dodgers 6-5 in
Brooklyn behind the effect-ive pit-
clung of Danny lVlac1=‘ayden. I
Although outhit 12-9. Boston
huncherl two hits each in the third
and fourth. and three in tht’ fifth
for a total 'of five runs Off MB!
Butcher. and then Di-It the Sim? 011
ic- with one run in the seventh.
by Blanton won hs 12th Iam!
as Pir.-it-es rallied behind his six-
hlt pltrhinc to defeat St Inuit
7-4 in Pittsburgh.
Pirates hunched five hits _f0l'
four runs in their half of the third.
then won the game in the fourth
with t-wo i_-1|_ns._ ____
Too Late To (flnsify
FOUND BlC\'(`-LE. OWNER CAN _
have same by calling at 34 Val-
_le-‘;_S_l~ ____ If-l73";”;_2i*1;
N0'l'I(`E-8 WORK HORSES FOR 
sale or trade for cattle at O‘Leaiy ‘
Tuesday. Aug.»24th. 1.-ivae. I
WANTED GIRL FOB HOUSE-
worrk. References required. Apply
Mrs. H. C- Heartz. East. Royalty.
was inipossibic to lieqni iyork
iviih the small rciiiriiing lorces.
Earlier in the day. ini estiniated
600 of the 3.000 .\'1tuilreal workers
who an wered the swike call of
National Catholic. 1<’cclei'atioii of
Textile Workers .~\i|:. L3, cnteroi-l
three west-end plants reopened
yesterday. Union deinands are
lieaded by i'eqi:e.<t for a collective
labor agri-eniciii..
G. Blair Gornll-m_ mnnnglng mr.
ector of the company who.-9 chain
of nine plnnts spicacls throuizh six
Quebec ci-'ies and towiis, dec1.n.-.I
“l-he mills are pi'otliiciiil;." G- ; ml
said about 100 ivorkers _
those who went brick yc.<terrl.i;.
The Hochelaga mill was re.~.pen-
ed Quietly under prorectnn of 50
police. who sent about 600 .-t.;`i!<cr:
into the streets before the cater
“'9f° 0P9l'iP<l- Six Pickers were al-
I0W@d to remain outside the pl.-int.,
The strikers gathered on a side
street two bloc-ks from the plant..
and for a. time exrlirinzcd zoncl
natured repartce with prrice Tv.-o
wmoloea. aimed at the pomp,
were thrown from tin- .~'riker.~.‘
ranks. but mi.\<r~d. Ham finally
drove them to their imnie..
50111011. precliciing nil four plants
_nmrns
LACEY-At the Citv llnspitril, Aug,
15. 1937. to Mi". and .\'li's. Jos:-plq
Lacey. Lake Verdr»_ .1 .dll-._
BLACQUIERE--At Nortli Fiistico,
P. E. I.. on Tiiesclay. Aiic 17, 1937,
to Mr. and Mrs Bertram Blarquiere.
a daughter.
MA(`NAl.LY-At Siiriiiiiei-.=i1lc. Aug.
19. l9.'l'I. lo NT. and Mrs. leonard
MacNa ly. n rl.a\igl1tr~r_
WHITE-At the P li lfliiurl llos-
pital. Aug li). 1037. to .\1i: nrwl .\lrs.
Roy While, Soui'.=_ n flniiizhler.
DFZATIIS
AUSTIN'-In llie Civ }l0~p'tnl
Aug. 19th, 1037, .\lr<. .Mary Avstin.
aged 69 years. The remains were
forwarded from A. A. Hmm(-ssey‘s
Funeral home _vcsterdav aftern-:on
bv motor in her heme in Tmrafllr-_
l"unr-ral salurdnv morning It 8.30
1.- mi-a-21-si. I
to Tracadie Church.
The Centralliuardian gn ymt from  B  uF_ 1 Speak Here I|_gw|5 Thrgatgng
- I . . ' Thursdav Evening I I
1 I _
sciivice in coaivwsu. II BWIU II II IIIZIIII I-    I -3- i
REM HUG" Mn_LER_ M_ A__ B_ D__Mmmer_ ' l_J§i_;ted chiu~ch sunday evening at
in-;v. A is. MacKENzii~:. B. ii..-auumit Minot... I ' "' m' by I°°“I Y' P` U' M730' visiun relatives aaa ri-iendsm
A. noy KENDALL. i.. R. A. M., A A G. o.-organise - Pm-:savrcnisn cn unch the Province this week is Mr. H.
SERVICES for Sunday, Aug, 22ml_ J. Wyatt, prominent business man
. Democrats
ia. P. by Guardian-S special 'wirei
WASHINGTON. Aug 20-Join
C I
“T 3'
_ GYRO DANCE
_-\T
L. Lewis iriuallg th' tits- ti '_ I ' 4' ‘ E
.........-I... .;§;..;‘:.....°°;;i.i! We" Wire iii",
.
 fsf  1 -Mo/VDA Y- ~
I i ici in a I
' third pany m°“'m"m' I0 -Solve Ai Blaiichurd' Or l '
__ . I __ . . 1 I
I presing social problems. - |)aMmR ,J`_ liséfib m 1
Angered by tlic late of the wage
and hours slaiirlimiz. bill. which
has been blocked by a hostile
| lloiise ol Repiv-.-cii'a'i\~»-__-_ rule com.
mittee. the Labor leader Came
nearer than ever ro .in open brcal;
with the party \vl.i<li his union
ioroes backed with ballots and
money in last- _ve:|r`. campaign.
I Wiihoui mcn‘lon.n,' President
fRocscvelt spcc;iil_-iiily. lie declared
the "Domoci'atic l»_adci'.»;liip" has
I been shown to bc "iuiable to carry
out the pledges made in the name
ffif tlii-_ir party during the 1936
ciiinpaiuiif’ _
The leadership, he in i..f.=¢-l_ m»_;_,;
_i'c.~».f>ro "party discipline" and por-
_iiiit "govei11inent to function" or
"conf:-s that their it isngt the
country may progre.<;~ io a so-
I.'1<\.~. -1:-l 1L1»'~.r 7-rc_\»:i1; _<of_..`
;3:‘i-...»'-m.‘..`
‘ L~\\i.»` .aironfgiy-worcit-.“. _-fare
:neiit recalled the C I. O fgigl.
‘tain and his lie-.itenaiirs haie also
Ibecn rl1s_nti fied for woelas uivh
aPresidenL Rofxsevelifs course duv-
Iing recent strike.. They contended
'especiallv I-he Piwsldelit should
=ha\'f‘ sr-coped into the repew _alt-pl
_ ‘-irikc.
_ A "passive i‘e.s1siancc" campaign
I la '. night by so\thc-rn Democrats.
I who buriecl the Le\\'i`-backctl wage
Iand hour bill deeper than ever in
_ii congre=s1onal pigeonhole. _:ning
.l.e\\i.. into making his simems-nt
I lorl:i,v.
‘.\'o\ilrl be at normal early next
week. :aid the compfmv vm-. rg-
cc.ving an ever-increasing number
of messages from employees wish-
;n.f,' to rc-turn. .
- :r..;0<\.. ll.: ` ;‘
lickets 50i: Each I'I`i|x Extra) I
‘ “IT’S A GYILU I)A.\'CE" ;
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'island 'teacher
I lakes l2`tn made
i In Moncton School
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;ii1_»m .ian li'.....t . ,..__IJ -_I-___
.  _ pa-y _ ...sie \\_..l be a ._ , al. .-_: pu-
I vehicle by which the p..-opp; of mp i
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.ri th: r..z..; < -.f 1
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.Il Ile lii..lf|:"._ i,._.; l, :z;.i iii-lem.
~ a._;~'l>i'zi, and _.»f»incii_\‘, Filiiti.
anti Lutili. (.`o'.ii`.~--_- .flirt »-xui`i'iiiiu-
tous \vill lic _-'nil-I 1*-.i --ii uv .\l/.uni
Ali..-on a'.i'iio:';i;._. ;i..'i iii- local
mi’ii'.fiuenirnl r'o1ii::i;"li- ‘.'.;.. ly' (ii
ci!//ons.
\,\'1r. .\l.»::itcw. ..l.l,~.c mc-iitioiied.
i» a native of All.c:`;.;ii :incl 1 vliircl
yeai‘ gracluntv oi l‘iiiil' of Vliales
Collgc. Last 5.1-.ir he <_n=i1_-h' at the
Siininicrsirie A<'a<lf‘in1.' in place ot
I\f:.”-s Georgie llarrlmaii who was in
Eng`andJ. `
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