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NOTES BY TIIE YIAY
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instead of their real name, an e
" 'rmmsn/lv. JUNE. SI. 1981
'JUVENILE OFFENDERS
In their report in reply lo Judse
sf Queen’s Courlty recommend-BI
‘that some provision should be
made to keep the juvenile persorlsi
separate from those of more msturei
years", in Queens County Jail. Th‘s'
‘s the problem of all civilized coun-:
tries. In some provinces and coun-i
tries there are separate prisons fori
youths under twenty-one years of
age. They are handled differently
from experienced and hardened
prisoners, and as far as possible
educated cr trained with a view to
reform and the making of a fresh
star-t on leaving confinement. Her
long a moratorium mil’ N 8"
her. In this connection the Brit
correspondent in Berlin 01 ln B13
arsenaultls charge, the Grand Jury lish weekly thus sums up the aitul
th v use msrfs p°int 1'
mm "cm e I er ' publishers wanted a nam; which dual who has a good sto
of view. He says:
'rhou wl\° ¢f'~\'°1 \’°f"'°°“ EW' for-io Bowen. Mun nowen must al-
most hold the record for literary if the stomach never lets you know
KB
img .hd germany to-day esnn
venient than its owner’s pro
name of Joseph C Korsenio
mous woman writer to adopt.
brielle Margaret Campbell but
suggested youth. so she chose Ma
hdp being ,mick by one dugeymoe aliases, for she is also Geo-r
in attitude between the two coun
of who are very prolific often take
‘second name because, if their out
f
mi
an
tries. lt is that in Etillahd many
the people encountered seem
aware that the times src very
than a had 'normal' crisis is
progress. ln Germany everybody
oonvlnoea that ins present pefi°d
unique. In consequence. the Germ
un
GX
oeptlorial or that anything mow
_ Preedy and Robert Paye. Autho
The New York banks still hold
is third or more of the world's gol
u mulation has probably been t
Duiilllwiththoqsmtionswhy
so many authors 'uscpmmmu
,_
change gives this example: Joseph
Conrad, the name which has ho.
L come immortal, is much more con-
en P"
hh - waki.
An amusing reason caused one 1;.
- pen name. I-lar real name was Ga-
he
ot
put is too large. their original pub-
lic simply cannot keep up with 1t_
says the London Times. Its accu
h
el ,rarely looks farther ahead than s’x about the crisis. By producing
however, we are remarkriby free
from juvenile crime. We have no
the material for providing a -luve
nile Reformatory, or the adoptio
af a Borstal system. Even these
methods of handling youthful of
fenders are far from perfect. Re
cont statistics show that one ou
of every three Borstalians are re-
convicted within two years of their
discharge, and that many of th
failures become more daring an
more dangerous criminals than
those who fall into the clutches o
the law at a later age. Still, nothin
should be left undone that will pro-
vide means of reformation. Mor
months, and feels bo a
tiwheress in London people spea
the Press the Iondoner apP€B1’S
_ live on a diet of other pe°Pl¢s son
_ cations. The Austrians mly starve o
things may blow up or fall do
elsewhere, but the reader has som
e mysterious assurance that th
K
e me will he thus. As regards himse
an
id 4; thu; scarcity of money in other coun
ki tries it drove down world prices.
i
- °°"u°uy “wut Wm Gowmmenu cer in the United States as else-
wn
di impact will not so felt by himself.
In Germany ‘H dnsses are °'°°“‘°" might hoard his cowrie shells,
if tomed to living their sensations, and might stiii be 9_ potent fm-De in
rumour therefore has a personal restoring prosperity to the United
application, 'the effect of that on
, . u of the world.
d
impoverishing the primary produ-
n 3°-‘fini f°f fi" Y°”'°- ‘7“d9i"3 W where, and made it difficult for
to the rest of the world to buy Ameri-
can goods. Instead of oiling the
:_ wheels of internal and interna-
tional tradc it was used to finance
t Gefmwy Indulp in cw” Wu' an extravagant orgy of stock ex
change speculation and made the
e basis of a gold inflation with the
e inevitably disastrous results. But
now, if properly utilized, if it is not
hoarded as an African chief
it
States and to the whole of the rest
There has never been l. time ln
what
Soup
of _
Quilts .
g THE BTOMAUE
It has been said that the indivi-
mach
doesnt really know that he has
one. And it mustbeadmitted
i-.
1- wrong with it
a However even the slightest dis-
- turbance ofthe stomloh alarms
many people. and it is fortunate
that there are now so many ways
of examining the stomach and
‘ learning much about it without
d_ having to operate on the individual.
_ 'There is the test meal, the barium
meal and use of the X ray, and
6
|groafosi single raotoi- in bringing the tiny camera that takes many
a photographs of the inside of the
_ stomach.
To these may now be added an-
other method of examining the
stomach by which the movements
of the stomach can be recorded on
a chart, just as can the move-
ments of the heart.
Dr. N. Onodera and his assoc-
iates describe s method by which
the so-called hunger contractions of
the stomach may be recorded. A
rubber balloon is introduced into
the stomach and then inflated. and
in this manner it is possible to reg-
ister the stomach contradictions on
smoked paper. The observation time
is from one to four hours.
The method is simple, inexpen-
sive, and not at all unpleasant to
the patient. These research physic-
ians have made 1800 observations
or stomachgrams on more than i000
NEW METHOD Ol' BXAMINING
that
of its presence there can't bc much
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Beems not oilr brcsthinl Baht?
Bound not our voices free?
Bid to Life's festal b1'i8ht
no giodaor guests there bc-
Ah. stranger. lsv uid°
Cold prudence! I divine
Tho secret you would hide.
And you conjecture mine.
You too have temperate W5.
.sro pi-ovod. 1 rewsnile .
A brother of the rule.
I knew it by your lip.
A something when you smiled.
Which meant 'close scholarship,
A master of the guild!
won, and how good is lifoi '
Good to be born. have breath.
'rho calms good. and the miie-
Good life. and perfect death.
,loin we the pleasant din
-Comrade. it serves to feel
The sacltcloth next the skin.
-'Edward Dowden.
Political Scandals
(Toronto Mail and EmPii'¢)
The chief cause of the defeat
which the conservatives have just
suffered in Manitoba was the 1'1-
year-old scandal, involving the Rob-
lirl adrriirlistrstlon. It will- be re
membered that that Govemmenl
became involved in charS8s Of Bfllf
and oornlption on a large scale in
connection with the erection of the
new Legislative Buildings and the
winnipeg Court House. The pro-A
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- . lin,
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e IN THE NATION’S S§RVlCE
Come, for the dances wheel, I
often than not rho juvenile orim- IM Umm-H I* wifelnlv rishi.
iilal is the victim of circumstances.
M an early age he has been depi-iv
sd of the influences and opportuni-
ties that would have enabled him to
go straight. I-li.; failure to take the
right turn at a particular juncture
may have resulted in his subsequent' There is expected to in-ive next
downfall. A second chance under week in Canada 9, pai-ty of about
whzilcsome influence m’ght restoreifoi-ty British ,gi-i¢ui¢m-i5f,5_ imjud-
il.m to civccnt citizenship. Even theiing farmers from England, the Irish
saviiig of one in three is v.'orth‘i:\,-¢e state and south Ah-i¢a_ The
""hii"' and if “me “heme Could beiwill sail tomorrow from Southamp-\
:lei-iscd whereby separate treatment'im, aboard the canadian pacific dern censorship. Mrs. Corbett Ash
the extent of present developmen
_ on the Continent make one fear
that even the l!!ngli.shma.n‘s sang-
froid is about to be tested."
sHo'1/LD wsfr HERE
Li the world’s history when people
read more, or read more of worth-
while books. Never a. time when
there was more of the inquiring
,mind, of what Dr. Johnson called
"'the passion of curiosity." And
this. we suggest, goes for the
Iyounger people as well as for the
oldl
Despatches from Geneva indicate
that at a meeting of the Disarma
persons, some of whom were heal-
thy and some of whom had stom-
ach or other disorders.
In patients with cancer of the
the curve in normal persons. The
also found special curves for ulce
know a great deal of the distre
in the stomach is due to trouble
Y ment Conference on June 4 there It is not likely that this ne
c siderable o ition to mo- method will replace those now
I WBS 0l'l DDOS
i lby, one of the British speakers,
'mid bi’ m°“3d Wi 9° Y°Un8Sif1'S;liner. the Empress of Australia
 .
i>i‘*S“‘“2- not OUIY *D the Y0UihS\vislt Montreal, Toronto and Nia.gara,i;ure5, books and the mdi°_ and
ih°m5"]"°5 but W the Community “i~\proceeding thence through Mani- have said: "A thousand years o
large, No doubt the Children‘s Aid pi-,i,B_ Sagkghihewan and Aibei~ta_ -
Society and similar organizatiom and onwards b way of Banff and
will give this matter C0ns:cleratio'fl,lthe ponies to vanmuver and Vicyover thought or its expvessm;
“Fd make ’°°°”“"‘°“d““°“~°' ‘Of iheiwrie- Their object will be to Studfsho added that nrlioina soml-of- ating trouble in that very uso:
°°”“id"a5i°“ °f the G°"@"“m€"‘t- canadian farming conditions andlficial theatre censorship was url
-ii-'T Ipromote closer Empire trade rela-isI‘mf°‘:t°ry and the British ce” .
isorship over motion picture morals any other onlin- but the tim
E. comes when nature rebels and the
a it seems further than ever from r
office. s'nce the last Ontario gerier- |hi5i*°fY °f th? Mbiin G°Wmm¢“i‘-
LA USA NNE “TALKIES”
Oontradictory news has been re-
ington with regard to negotatioris in
connection with the Reparatiorrs
Conference. Both the Canadian
Press correspondent and the As-
sociated Press. at Lausanne assert
that Mr. Hugh M. Gibson. head of
the United States delegation to the
Geneva Disarmament Conference,
has been in direct communication
v.rrl‘;h  E-1;i-21;; pL,;[;r;;,0ni;ei;i<;'.`lnces are more likely to interest. Ne", befow hu my Em
R ‘ ' ' a y a ‘ r 'such visitors than anything they
democratic self government ha
not made us in the least inclin
o
y to trust governments with cont
It is surely time the organlz-‘I
. _ EV
ers of th&e TDUIS rellind that said: “We must, rggognize th;
tions. The tour is being arranged byjamned nobody Dr' Mary
the British National Union, andiwwney’ representative from th
C
will add to a series of kindred visits United states, in her first address stomach.
°‘”"ed ”°’“ L"“s““”” ‘md W“h' organized hy the same ir_~.orporaiea'to the Conference. expressed her
body dur`ng the past seven or eight! °pp°sm°“ t° censormip and re
strlctions of many kinds whic
years' itended to upset intemational
ations Shi- is reported to h
continued intellectual process, no
from without by legislation." listeners “I5 ra °
oorid'tioris in the Maritime Pr
ov- --
P
Conference stirred as much inte
simple but interesting method
to -the sa.ms~elitent as when th
other methods are used
organ-the stomach. The stom
individual discovers that ra has
h “Ghost Voices”
(Exchange)
e
t
voices brought back out of
te
there is an important section of'°hHI\8¢S ill humim HBi2\1l`€ ¢°m€ h 'I h Needed mm me
canada east of Montreal and Tor-ifmm Within as 9' result °t 3 "mg" years t 8 we '
onto which would well repay a visit
lby British agriculturists. Farmingi
,_ limbo of the past were heard
the British Isles recently.
| occasion of the 1:10511!! 0! ffl” BTW
gf ish Broadcasting headquarters ll
ish Premier over a scheme of settle-I I L i
will see in the larger industrial es wherever the flas Iles as tha red to Broadcasting Home in Lang
ment of reparations and war debt.s.icenh_e5 or In me wheabgmwmg 8ec_
“sed °“ “ "md 1"`° ““° °’ “iilons of tho west. why tho Morl-
twmtymve percent reduction In times have consistently been ignor-
milltnry defense man power. Thls,Ied in the organization of Brmsh
‘invitation of the Canadian Pri
to
vo
ed
re-
m
Minister. Never before has Gre
Britain sent to any world gathe
ing so powerful a ministerial g
 d;’;“;°°;'j1w5&‘]‘;;‘t°’e"‘i Si*;:;{agriouitural itineraries is difficult
' 'for the people in this section of the
policy is, and has been, to the effect Dommwn w understand. _Pours of
;'“:°§’;';’3;“‘ "““°“"‘ ;‘:§e:;’“;'thu kind should properly start ai
reduction to a minimum of their'Huu“' B few days Mm' given bo
mmmry naval md ak force expem a visitation of the rursl sections of
diture. It seems perfectly logical for Nova Booth' Prime Edward mind
the .United States to argue that and New Bmmwick before proceed-
countries that can spend millions of mg no the central and western
douam an Ummm” cm’ M they Provinces. It is hoped the present
moose' wmomm mmdmny imtour will achieve some measure of
that expenditure to meet. at leastpsumms' bm' “me” ‘ mm"
part of their great war liabilliionlm mme in me m“°'"y ‘°
Great Britain is quits willing loin too much In expect that
agree in the United stator pfopooi- tm "nw" Wm ‘° h°'“°
tion. but France seems unalterably with anything but the hun”
opposed. Frame ommnds “mt Gun notion of agricultural oond‘tion.s as
many should first of sli agree with” °b"°in in three of the nine
roof. the sin for her reparations, one mvmc” °' °°"°d“'
is prepared to give a one-third cut
in her claims. and to :rant a five
year respite for the remaining two
thirds, which, however, must be
guaranteed by the issue of German
Railway bonds, coupons of which
will he payable at the expiration of Oalifomis. that the sessions be sd-
the moratorium. In this it will be Journcd and the members take s.
seen that France is still insistent trip “D to Csnsds to investigate
upon her "pound of flesh", not how it is that this country has had
withstanding that cioi-many la all-:only one hook failure in son yem.
EDITORIAL NOTE!
Will Fosen, writing in tho New
York Times, suggmts to thg mpg-
ion' institute of united sind, now
'in convention in Beverley 1-fills,
thering as that which has bee
designated for Ottawa. Hopes nl
high throughout the world-wi
Empire, and we believe that th
expectations will not be disappoin
ed by the outcome.
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tries have already come to a
tative understanding which
tum over to British industry
market heretofore supplied f
foreign sources. and, at the sa
s
in its efforts toward renewed
in this field than in that of
and steel, it is understood that
yet be recommended to the Co
ference. "
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Many men and women ar
handle life but are handled by
ibadly treated Just because
have let life get a strangle h
on them rather than keeping
upper hand themselves. Ona of
mittodly not in 8 polition to meet I-fe adds that he docs not think the
has mmsatim ohupltions boweverildaa is copxrlshtcd.
,most devastating moods that
cm indulla in is the mood of
I
It is understood' that the Britt:
wi
rom
time, assist the Canadian indu
PWS'
iron
hihishtlto bl tth
W C S or Y Hmm 8 a 2 ham Place. It was made possible by
M a oommlrlgling of phonograph rc
,_ cords and a special steel tape re
a_ cording system.
n In the control room the produce
stomach they noted a type of curve
on the smoked paper not at all like
Y
r
of the stomach and for ailments of
the liver and gall bladder. As you
ss
in
- the gall bladder.
w
in
3 use, because each of the others
is above mentioned has its own ad-
, L . t__ reported to have opposed the cen- vantages, but it can readily be seen
"mer “cn” me It would pm" °'iA"°’ °°m"g “’* Q“°b°°' they Wm sorshlo of theatres, motion plo- that a patient will submit to this
of
f examination, will not be nervous
and so upset the natural processes
ese
1 .
It just adds one more help in loc-
ul
ach
stands more abuse than perhapf
e
b
dl sets throughou
frho ghastly symposium we-S the
- Beauharnois scandal inhibit the
,_ Savoy Hill, London, now transfer-
vince turned on the Ministry of that i
day and hurled it from office. Ln;
the half-generation that has elapsed
since then thc Provincial Conserva-
tive party has shown little signs of
recovering its former strength.
The fact is that the Provincial
suffering from the very same disease
that afflicts the Provincial Liberal
party of Ontario. The people of this
province have never forgotten the
gross electoral corruption extending
which finally drove the Ross admin-
istration from office in 1905. In the
twenty-seven years that have since
elapsed. the Ontario Liberal party
way on the return road to office.
It was Sir Wilfred Laurier who.
about that t‘me, said that the On
tario Liberals would not recover
generations. The wisdom - of this
prediction is ampfy demonstrated
by thefsict that the party has since
then tried nine different leaders.
And under Mr. Mlchell F. Hepburn
sl election the Opposition have lost
thirteen out of fifteen by-elections.
The parallel may now be extended
to the Federal Liberal organization.
- If the corruption of the Roblin
Government has banished the
n
Manitoba Conservatives from office
for seventeen years, and the cor-
y .
rupt on of the Ross Government has
if shut out the Ontario Liberals from
office for twenty-seven years, how
long will the much-,more heinous
iz Mackenzie King Liberals from re-
turn to power at Ottawa? Not for
decades are the people of Canada
likely to forget the fact that the
Federal Liberal organisation, under
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has never made any definite head- °
o
from this blow for at least two °
o
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Mr. Maokensc King, accepted $120,,-I
000 of Beauharnois money in return'
for rights in the St. Lawrence River,
any and expected on behalf of
that company on the conternplated.
retlirn of the old administration to
office in 1930. This outrageous use
f a national asset for the benefit
I the party in power was all the
more indefensibls because the
_ affairs of the Beauharnois concern
were partly controlled by a group
f prominent Liberals who were riot
nly personal friends of the then
Prime Minister, but also intimately
lndentified withthe financing of
the party organization.
The airing of political scandals is
an unpleasant business but the
the Ross Govemment and the Mac-
kenzie King Governmcnt should
prove a waming to all future Cana-
dian administrations.
Islander 'Honored
(Toronto Saturday Night)
The Shakespearean oouplet "Part-
ing is such sweet sorrow that I
 a, dinner. 'rhoro was if touch
of humor in Sir Robelrtfs speech of
tho.Boar~d»of Governors a year ago
ha had no idea that the process of A dramatic critic says that ha
“ying 15,-,weii www be so pm. always prefers a play which has |
trm¢¢d_ A14 me speeches he has happy ending With some plays
the we’ve seen, any sort of ending
siisioof of his withdrawal fromiue W°\1ld be a happy one
been called upon to make on
active l'fe of the University have
been models of taste and thouzht.
in which regret has been lightened \
by his optimism as the future ofi __-`
education and of the institution to nj”  D D S
the recent development of which he
has contributed so much wisdom`  D N 
and enerin'
r neglect ln providing
r Trade.
for their prompt and
s and terms before ln
Y LTD
d
Charlottetown
Canadmn Company
of the use he has made of his re
markablc abilities
acknowledgment when he said (Sir Robert Falconer is a native of
over successive general elections, iZ1°B“i'@d I/0 the B°°\1hl\'“°i5 °`°!1\.';'thatiin~handing his resignation to Charlottetown)
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ri is raid that sir Roberts address i // PI L L S _
fbefore the Royal Society of Canada \ \ \r
ai ottawa i-ooonily was one of tho L\\\\\ \ I
‘finest efforts of its kind that ooulil [itil DN § ‘
{ he conceived. His countless friends stu aD§§R‘*T“,§C,.ir‘ `
have had im opportunity to realize 4', ‘lntumef ‘ini
P
men. of knowing how widespread
and sincere is public appreciation
.the largeness of thc mari whois &or 4081 .msp iiii'
seeking a rest from an enormous ef
tilk, and ll' RUDQYU hi If hd-5
hui the insure. acsordfdwto few B 
could say good-night till'-it he
tomorrow." comes to mind
TY
paid to the retiring President of
rho university of Toronto, sir 'Ietaii price 50c per lb.
Robert Falconer. `For months past
Sold Only in Red Alrtlght Packages.
f T
in
connection with the many honors Brahrnin orange 'Pekoe Tea
various organizations and groups . .
have been honoring h€m with ban-
quets and tributes. One of the
most significarit occurred in Com- qi
“ "faded mn md "faded out" mm ~ and women members of the Tor
D' _
pity. Nobody loves a whiner. Com-
; s plalnts sro ditch made that amsn
prey to their moods. They don't loses his n-isndsvwhen he falls into
it. misfortunes. That is s sad and of- '
‘As a consequence they are often IM! UNO °°mm°“i'“7 W “W W"
they stsncy of human affections. But _
old the men who are most loud fn this
the oomplsfnt fail tg rewsuiu that of
the ten tht? hlvl not lost their -friends
°' were heard, also the Kfove tones oi
vast proportion of the Canadian the mnouncu. “mu his hen," to '
remain calm durlnl N19 ¢¢¥\6'l'l1
’“° strike. cin-chill sournes manifesto
W at the some crisis. the reading of s
bulletin from Buckinshsm Palme
perity. During the past few days during the mm., mms," mn°,m_
meetings have been held by repre cm. ducdpmm of me Derby md
sentatives of the British and Ca- Gund "diana suepiechw wh",
pglgiian toxtile industries, and. than wa” bemlmn me hmmm' M
ugh less progress has been made mg Bm.md "Hou other ie.tm"_
depends upon the skill of the
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obtainable and `wsnt a chance
to demonstrate the superior.
ity of this service. -
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an effort to discover some
local treatment for this 5|..
calc. The successful exper-
ience of ,s large number M
risen demonstrate the fact
that a lilwlfitlon has been
found in Macs Ointment.
If the directions are car-
ried out carefully we poitive-
. ly guarantee the clrs.
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