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1‘Hi~: cHARi.0'i"rl-:TOWN <:uAi<m.-..~: . NOVEMBER 14 193:
Remembrance icsiirniii cuinniiii
i==_ `Day Observance ""“
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; A' marched through the _ principal ingmade.
' streets down to the rink in which
'11 they formed up in perfect order.
flati
""'f°' V 10.20 a. m., school chudi-so salute
su' Flag.
for
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MacDonald .sington. The fire brigade soon
1055 Rcuciliig by Rev. W. `S. tmgmshed the names'
Loring of the following names of "
tus Macnouaio, iinchau auch inc. ‘ Magistrate D~ °~ 5i°W*“i at
IN rom'-'rho s. s. Glaiiesia. ,j
, Captain George Caron. docked at 'M _
At K B I1 Sl ngt O n Pownal wharf about 2 o'olock yester-  _
‘day Afternoon from Montreal.
. ELEUIBIC POWER TROUBLE-
Remembrance Day was celebrated Due to transformer trouble at the
. inliensingtcn, on November li, with corner of Euston and Rochlord
fitting ceremony. streets, residents in that section of
The pupils of the High School the city were in darkness for about
' were all mmaeiieu in muiiary or- thi-cc hours last nicht. while repairs
der on the school Zroiinds and to the electrical eqUli2111¢1i¢W@1‘¢ be-
..i.“liZli§Z.Z'§.§”§.¥.‘Z.“.Z2§"' °‘ WESTERN 5|WiU|AN
_, ,, -Pura nv r-:Ns1ivo'roN-Miui<-
by1t;.l23di;.eI;ii., Chorus, Maple Leaf, ed by damn.” to an upper mom g
10.30, Chairman's Remarks. dnlzxenrnst Xxatte; ;n1;'; 1;? f
10.35, Prayer by Rev. Mr. Spriggs. 1 R 1 E Ro PEM] K
10.40, ririlircss by nov. I-"other, "3 °°'"5° ' Y DS- °"' .
those killed: Joseph Emmett Dris- _Sm‘nIEBsmEPouCE COURT! ¢.,
coii,Miiioh Driscoi1,1viichuciAugus~ '°Th"° ‘“`“““~‘ °l’P°”°d b"’°”i
Miiiiin A. D. McKinnon Froiicis H. it 5“m°rsid° Pmica Court y°":em3y|i l
ht Shields, Daniel A. Gillis, Hiuiry L. ! mmnmg and were egchjlmd szi 'f
gr Dunphy, Albert Roche, F. V. Lynds,,,””d mfs' A fourth Party °h“rg'7d’ 'W »
b charles Kings” Wmglm' Hedley B_ii with driving ii. car while under the
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Hunter, John Somers, Ralph B. Reg- 1°’ °"° “'°ek~`s~
“` ers, Wm. Earl Davisoii, John .Hugh
11 MacKay, John Labobe, Harold W. "EXCISE CAsE_A” °’-WL” “Se
b Caswell, John McDonald, Garnet C”-me
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10_5g_g mmugpg 5n@,,,,¢_ merslde yesterday morning when afiither was it war pilot. ; 7' an
11 n. m., Last Post., Oh God Our mill
i Help iii Ages Past. Uwe
11,05 a. m., Address. Dr. Ashdown. llfllig
11.20 a. m., God Save Our King. I QUBIT
1 Rev, Mr. Somers most coiiipctrnt- V' fflllhfl
ly discharged the duties of chiilrmuli iZl\'€i`i
and addressed the audience eloqu- 'mviiili
elitly and iinpi'essivel)'. 01' SIX
A short, yet eloquent tribute to
peace was eiiiphhsized in the child-X
rcnls leading the procession. All U
hoped and prayed for peace. t
The appointment of a committee!
for tho erection of a memorial to
Peace was made. This committee!
includes all denominations and alll
.fraternal societies. the Mayor to bel
Chairman. Mr, Hugh Morrison said
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Edgar Huniplirrvx, wungest pilot
Disarmanent
The following eloquent sermon
was delivered by Rev. D. M. Sinclair,
MTA.. B-D., at Valleyileld last Sun.
day in conloection with Remem-
brance Day:
Matthew 5:9, "Blessed are the
,peace makers."
There are very few people who
are prepared to deny that the world
is in a state of unparallelled danger
and distress. Everywhere menu
hearts are full of fear. We are in.
deed living in difficult days. Far
nwoy to the east is China, a coun-
. try over run by bandits, threatened
' by Japaii, and locking is stable cen-
trril government. There is India
straining at the ties that ‘fasten
gho io the British Empfra. 'rhem is.°°i1Sld@rabl°1@vsil‘-
l Russia, a country trying a huge ex-I
periment which many believe to be
a menace to civilization. There is.
Germany whose credit has beenl
almost sliattered, and there is
France demanding her "pound of
flesh.” Tlicre is Britain, a modem!
latlas. sliouldering tremendous bur-{
dans. Wherever we look the situa-
`ton is e.\:ti‘ernely grave- Our own
(Canadian Press;
i MONTREAL, Que., Nov. 12.--The
recent disposition on the D811 Of
Provincial Governments, cities,
municipalities and commercial cor-
porations ixi Canada to save a frac-
tional percentage of interest by bor-
rowing ln foreign countries would
have its compensations if these
'bodies had learned that in future
:they should seek to place at homo
the bulk oi’ their loans and strive to
limit these loans to the investment
capacity of the country. Bilaildry L6-
man, retiring president of the Can-
adian Bankers’ Association, declar-
ed during his presidential address
at the aiinuiil meeting here yester-
day. Mr. Lemon, who is general
manager of Lit Banque Canadienne
Nationale, reviewed trade conditions,
banking alid the gold situation at
J. A. McLeod, General Manager of
the Bank of Nova Scotia, was elect-
ed President of the body for the en-
suing year together with the follow-
ing Vice-presidents: S. H. Logan,
General Manager, the Canadian
Bank of Commerce; M. W. Wilson,
General Manager, the Royal Bank
of Canada; H. B. Henwood, General
Mazinger, the Bank of Toronto and
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fvhallel of St. iPoter’| Cathedral for
ithereposeot tbesouioftheleto
I Pmpma Nm 13_ (_u,_)__R°_ 'Canon Edward A. level; KA.
i that me former boyempemr DD.. Honorary Canon of All Baines
~Hsusnd 1 ig hrs been smuggled' °°t'h°d“;1' H°m”"
at Tm :sm by me Japmese and. The R ght Rev. John HwKienloy
be crewned Emperor of Man-I DD" Bishop (.,°°A““w' °‘
jchum before the League councu Diocese was Celebs-ent, being
next Monday were publish-L 'umm by uw BW' “nm
newspapers mam .Priest Inoiunbent. The pall
I Chinese news agencies said the* were the MDM” md mm
Mt ,or Dmen Wednesdayi ews of the deoeasedfw. Il.. 
anmmpamed by 5 number 0,/man, Walter Himdman, R. L. Uto-
`Jap:nese officers who included Col- ‘N mn' Www” mtmn’ ma" lb
Doihara. recently sppointedl mm and 'mms Hun*
Mayor of Mukdm | The body of Canon Harris lny
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number of his followers were during Thursday night in nm bun'
have preceded mm to Mm? | tiful Chapel which was designed
m two eu” or Manchu court by his late brother William and
for use in the coronatlon car-l ad°m°d with painting' hy hu sw”
cmony. R.euter’s correspondent at, °d “te bmther R’°b°rt' omg'
Muirdcn said he sew yellow flags Mt” ”‘° “°’"°° th' may W"
embroidered with the old Imperial md to rest m sh Pete” oamew
,Dragon being manufactured in e "1 °°m°t'°'y' tm Bump mkmz ,fm
tailor shop. °°’““”““"
Those who accompanied the body
'from Mahone Bay of which place
. S ACK
ii the lata Canon was rector for 47
.- ' ‘ Jackson Dodds, General Manager, “MFT FUR DAY5 BY w_ v_ PENNELL i Wars. were Mrs. Hirris. RN' 1-ly'
_£0 [ms "Ying “sts M ‘Ending En; country is not free from difficulties. Bank of MomreaI_ - i Ass wma B stafwntw ton and Mrs. Tuck, Edwuxi Han-is,
before Magistrates Messy andlucrodroinc, cannot rt-ci.-ive his llc- ifeniilifggggliiid :gb1i;!;tI€;;ts?:,; Headquarters of the Associatloif David ‘V°"h““°'riWh°f Wm’ msi 0 n°W °f 1-iylmf M555" md |031 °f
M¢D0,,a1d_ Cannon at the Court House, Siimgense until his 1‘.'il| liiriliilo . llis ` P b "U "'43 ”
y will be moved to Toronto in accord- " ‘°"` W' In 3'. T“"’hy""'i , “W 1*" mum' RW' Dr' H"“7
the best minds of our l d. ' '
both financially and morally, have
Yet with an the unrest and du ance Wm, the uustom that the head Ras reiscucdiinqiineopen vflslgini' bint ‘(CoDyrl§lit, 19.;f;csl;y the Associated zwicker' of Lockport' N' Msg;
(mm the West of the prov- _.__._._____  ` gmc.. be in the ¢1;y, Where the pres. 0 Hi US C » - fl <'" ~" 1" » ~ -~ _ ZWiCk91'. 01' MGHODU BW, -
was charged with manufact-'I  tgfrihés aa Winn] desire mem,-851595 by cozistgimrd cutter and rushed to TIENTSIN China' Nw 13 An My-5 R E H son 9! Mahon;
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. - ' - . - .  diti n ry force descibed ssl
lllict liquor. A gallon and MEUR   who Summa and gl; mf ;1;IIi;1€i  |‘h°'p“‘“ ‘““°"“g f‘°"‘ “‘“° d“"’ C;};,emu,?,5l¢ls from slbeual was re, MT- and M” W‘ H' 5' zwmkm °‘
mme °t mmnshme Werei '3 wfn- The ghost! horror of that mic collapse will be eatl eler- -‘of hunger and exposure' l ported in White Russian circles to-i Mah/me Bay' and R/W' Chnl"
on the premises, He wnsi ‘ ' y S I gr yacc '_’*"**-----
V V --~. t il d_ d d J illarris, B. D., rector of Parrsbom.
me minimum sentence of one awful conflict and the possibility; ated, and intemational confidence recall with pride the many acts of day 0 We -SCGH » 011 8111111656 N‘ s_
l jeu d nn 0 $200 F R U M K Eu I F F of another appeal to arms, the im “hwh l-S Ht DNSEHU Very Shakll heroism and bravery which shine l1‘00PS in the N`°m1l1`iVef 59°f0l` and
ninth: :I 1;, _Se f 1 3 poverishment of the whole world, would be finally destroyed. Progressf out like stars from the dark night' driven them back be ond the brid
, , Y g* aasr rnmrrrit ar Mlusom: I
and prosperty have already been f h '
. i o war. Yet we also believe that @1111- ' My
‘C caused men to recoil with terror disastrousl te
M_m,an ,,N_“) V .v arree .fi as' the result “peace huth her victories no less A brigade. composed vi Chinese
I E N T I S Tp CALGARY' Ami’ l\,m'," 13`A so fro? the,thoii;ght or u future clash of war. Peace and renewed cond- rg-n0\vn'd than war," As Dr. Hector oreans and Buriats from the vicin-
. . V ` V ‘ - ` `
MAHONE BAY, Nnv. 12--HllDd- .
Md Mock of gimme' rom rect square iiiiies. no es, and ali' fleets 6101100 are U18 Dllll' Sure M518 011 MacPherson of Edinburgh has said. it-Y 01' B1.‘~gDV-'iSCh9nSk on the Mali' reds Joined here yesterday in Ny.
. and cm from the pwcipimus cum A friend came to sec Sir Edward which they can be rebuilt At pres what Wouid 50;, think gf the mme churian bolder. was said to have mg mbute to th, hw (muon m.
of Mount ST Donald M Gmc, Grey. Fore gn Secretory on the eve ent the nations of the world e
ard Alexander Harris. D- D~. Ih-
nuy Wm form the comm sm"/_ y wer p ding 54.5001100000 in ai-ma his pit in Omer that the splendid way near Tsitslhsr and attacked mem ohurchmm md pwamum.
I0! the Lord S,m,hcmn xmmrla, Standing at is winrlow in‘Grcy’s ments. In the opinion of W. H. Fyfe, qualities of licrolsm be drawn out the Japanese with machine gun whose body thu Mtemwn lm "1,
-_ Building at Yolo vhivcrszcy. The mm in me Fomgn Orme' it was ming in me Wmd T°"‘°"°W' °f th” “““'f’S? 0" °‘ li "““‘“"“"' “"°~ d°’“°’““’“‘3 ‘hem “"5 f°'°’“5’ district which he hed served
(cmadlm PRES) stone was ,akm from mmm Sir Setting dusk and the lamps were The reduction of this huge amount tu;-er wh et llgl t t his f th
; D, » ' 8-1' ovimer who caused an explosion in Swept fwmths nllrfh 11100 the 111811 W
rece ` _ - ' of August 3, 1914. As the e S en _ , ..
_ o s a i o actory ` em to retreat. Several Japanese for newly ` huf_°,m¢m.y m
that this ,S the amy Town of 1m_ WrN,NIPEG_ Mlm, NW 13__L0ngiDona,d at th _ being lit on the streets. Grey turn- would result in th
portance that has no memorial. He regarded as gg lime importance
e request of the uni
orlversity authorities because the ed
e reduction oi' with
to his friends and said "The taxes. an increase of purchasing men
moved, and Mr. Jas. Pendergast sec- consequence among the Phenom
oncled that we must not forget the of mm
Rev. Reginald McDonald, P.P., In- Ectengigts
dinn River, noted that we are all plant 11
assembled to do honor to the fallen gm-E an
soldiers, especially to those brave the dev
young men from Kensington that ease, M wheat rust and pot
had made the supreme sacrifice. He i,118h¢_
congratulated tho Mayor, the Coun- 5,_.,ent|_,¢s have run mm an Obs
cillors, the Reverend gentlemen, the, cle hqwevefl in their attempts
citizens and the people of the su.r- i study d
rounding country that were support- hav
e no way oi measuring eith
In tms d k ity of dew or its duratio
g goo vior The fallen had the de
helped to win glorious victory. There
Rev. Dr. Ashdown said that the some bn
whole world is remembering the he- i Search
loved dead. our young people can- ‘ mmm!
not realize what victory meant, had ,I real
Germany conquered, our sons would and ,D
have been slaves and daughters me to measure dem
handm°1f1°"`Y' 1 Almost everyone knows that d
lie the
is a golden opportunity
ght young inventor or
contribution to agricult
more or less iight film of reached the railway station. ti?
_ moisture which forms on the earth __ _  Art
or ground in the evening, caused by Bm
asudde ennnvicg THR”
Vg ,of t
nec
B D0
in t
and
n cooling of moisture lad
into the :naming and sometimes
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(canadian rms; a,,,s,.,'“’,2 y ° 'hm Mm”
dis
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°' to ti ll h h
berta are to find a resting place ln.; nu m ca y :ecard bot t ess I
a
ll f d th f
the Bavarian museum, in Munich.| um; 0 the dewm Q of ect
air. Sometimes there is a hee.
A R T 0 E N T R E dew and sometimm alight one, an
sometimes it lasts all night and on
d goes d f
Dr. Fritz Geri, Bavarian physician vary” e at dew on if em;
.lust returned from a big gums hunt 'gffxni pm" M' “um the"
in the mountains north of the Up- It has I
per Athabasca, has received is per- plum
mit for this purpose. lathe: gr
The doctor-'s bag contains several ,_
a e spe mens ol’ moose and plant I
. b t l
deer, caribou, blghorn sheep and to eaves u req” re nwmu
r
cause them to germin t d d
brown beer. If possible the doctor mage the plant Ru; ;a; tha
intends arranging for the transpor- Char we
tation of is live elk from the Banf dew;
necessary to give the rust
'°‘* chance
one would be able
tell the damage likely to result
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crops.
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snvms ° d’°’
‘mage
said to
CUTLIFFE-At th Prince Edward
Island Hospital, Ngvernber 13th, to .Them is rm e“°“3h dew in Mm
wir. and mn. prank outline, prec- ‘°‘°“ '~° 21”” "‘° “USM ‘PWS
muon' a Bom chance to Etrmiriate.
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in other provinces This
The Unie it (Clif ni h
CLASSIFIED ADS announcedvtlliityurtider Btheorstiianuld
 m w'- of unemployment the demand fo
200ml' bex;gE§€lf;i‘€§‘Ebat:_uB'BEe|Z vocational education has caused
ply 221 nuisboi-o st. woes teachers.
Silver Fox Pelts
And all raw furs will be bought during the
week of Nov. the 16th by
S. GOODMAN,
Strathcona Hotel,
re, dew has recently co
as an important factor
fe. both as e. source of m
d
as a contributing agent
elopment of such plant d
cw and its eflects.Th
and at the same time ma
science by perfecting a d
been determined that som
eases, due to fungus an
owths, cannot thrive with-
,cmmk bl cl ou dew. The spores rest on th
r. Ii' one knew how much
to fore-
to
Manitoba has no potato bligh
ease which causu great da
ena mountain was named in honor of gm;
mei Lord Strathcona when he was Sir ,XT '
. dead- into its own. It is recognized among Donald smith. ‘
in Hcrcuiean efforts on the part oi l mol
ois: all available section homie on the im
to Canadian Pacific Railway at Glac- mg
is-| ier were ncccssonv before the huge
present rate of repayment of
am. stone was brought to rest at the the war debt incurred by Great Bri-
`foot of the mountain. Great care Lam
it will take ner.l40 years to
ta. was necessary in guiding its pass- quidnte xt; dawn’ uw existence
( anndlan Press)
3 WINNIPEG, Mari., Nov 13-Prob
eine were iiumorously resented b
social sets.
\
I0! 5 PONY trail .required blasting and din
ke tree cutting. where the trail hor-
re rnwed it wa.; nccssnry to blast. to rke
e- make room for the two ton bould- tim
er. This and many other obstacles MCA
ew had to be overcome before the stone ‘
h CBN
mMnmbTme;.iNiw nuns
p 5' ' says
P1'0f- 0- Biomson when addressing ` can
e the students at the opening of the, abs
di fail term or to '
leamed the position of the rival on
_, support these contentions of the gh
t, It might be a good thing to Join mm
_ tennis and other athletic clubs butfhe
1.5 an athletic young doctor should be gov
be due to the dry climate. careful not to beat the ho to
itering a field served by an old and mg
s respected doctor which usually gave’ vm,
s way to curiosity. l in
r "The postmasters wife who is) u
E
ax subject to attacks dl neuralula. wat-l
But the ohio! blight of a te th
tub! md Emmpme Rama Ap_;snortage oi trade and vocational "mmm
‘ches until she tees thc old doctor. my
one other attacks. The new ¢1o¢.| gy
re- Movement of the huge stone over gown. Agreement of 1930' it has B
student to make a name
u
tion." Treitschlce, the German his- na
_ - ' ~ i _
of Iems and mms of the young dDc_ §;rian says The idea of perpetual or
t tor starting the praeme °f "’°d"fimmorsl as we1l." Gen. McArthur s
ec _
, “A warlike spirit, which alone The principles on w
create and civilize s slate is have been fought. have been at- *I ' M h te
olutely essential to national de- tacked on various ground but As Ong as men and na om' B '
9 U“f"'9"“_’tY °f Mall' fence." Sir Arthur Keith says, "Na.- far, with little suc S’ so covet" suspect' or despise others'
itoba medical college. ture
e Y0lll18 doctors, he said, should he
e not select their homo town as the pm
_ scene of the professional careers Wit
is lest the pranks of their youth lead m
to a lack ofgconfidoncc in their pro-' but
3 fessional skill. Th '
h her services." These state- phi
emu since the war only go to of
tarists and diplomats. In 1930 13
in spent $485,000,000 and canada o
e
ely never before d d tho mount-
costs of armament stand re- of
this year of unemployment an
moral progress. War is the thr
DS are going out all over Eur-ipower. and would raise the stan-1 And
we shall not see them lit again i dard of living by something likel quail
our life-time." That ominous 107;." Mr. Fyfe concludes with this mms,
Jliecy seems fated to be fulfilled. warning, "If the Conference-fails and
'cpe is still grappling with thefin a reduction of armaments, the);-,em
nomic disaste: of the war. At' most obvious result will be wer."
In Early Times
In the earlier stages of human n
f the League of Nations and Ger- ` history war was accepted as an in-
tel ci in .i _ ° HP”
ey xi; Zivged eu; in ;"‘;';‘rt;i;r;;’;°' many's admission to it; despite the'
er mary’ h0wC\_m_' |(l:1;i;:es plan of 1924~ and the Lo- A
H. Tl'2\DSD0rtation to Glacier Station ,ogg
YO! folll' miles di-Stfihi. took foul' days
lmosi; alone among the leaders of
- . talk
o Pact of 1925; despite the Kel-l the ancient world. the prophets of iy L1
pact of 1929 and the Three- j ancient Israel taught that war was Th
that
for
that those who write and
it of the glory of war, have
f/ESPN Daft Uf life Md 8XP82`18YlC@~' never been in ilie trenches. They
from ii d stance and come safe-
irough.
e only sure basis of it lasting
stare in human history which peice, not the more breathing
pointed out, and no one can(shouid and would be transcendedl gmc
y lb. that today Europe is more We find Ainos and Micah and Isaiah ' en;
ily armed than in 1914. Men declaring that universal peace is time
General Smedley D. Butler of the necessary condition of the com- _ , _ B
U. S. Marines; Gen. Douglas ing of th? Kingdom of God. In the: be ,mined by jusimg T5., program D
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  ...uit if is  to   W W
German Army Staff' and slr Christian message Yetpzhrouzrths’ some mtirmmoml dlisputes without W I
» ~ ‘recoui-.' o wrir. T c League o . 1 te trans er-
hur Keith, past President of the centuries the Church has ma,-,y W gsm which he was B l'
forts
e bctireeri ivars, but pennan-
pcace, ia righteousness and jus-
Securiiy cannot be gained by
'ind armaments It can only
Nations hos been set up with the
ish Medical Association and times sanctioned wars. In the Cru- purpose cg Settling differences be.
tor of Aberdeen University, talk sades and in the religious wars of tween g0\.e/mments by way of con- e
he next war as an inevitable the Reformation, the Churches ac-t’ cmatlon instead of nghtmg at
essity. Bernhardi says, “war ls tually incited the nations to war., The L,.,,g,,e ,,cL.,,S¢,0ms men ¢,, sl
iiticainecessitv. anditis fvushi ilifsmiitlfis B-1 Samuel Ri1ih@ff°irl the loco that sccuriiy wiii come t
he interest of biological, social has said "to put Christ
0" H15 throilgli equity and Justice, and not c
One bv arms" By thc mth can '
'.th nil, i aridair
m C highest expression of true civitzs- fury rergioua were had mg sms Wm” W t
023380- and iieeis lu that respect it is the em-
' . t
tions fought for empire, for trade, bodime t of C _
f n hristian common
for honour Nowadriys the prime
ese
ace is not only impossible but motive for wars sense' ' Y "
It “ms t° b° W Bam Only insofar as Christian DO0Dl¢
U1' Y
practise the principles laid down by T
hlch “"5 .resin christ can we hope for peace
cess' A5 Arlhl" there will be wars and rumors of
keeps her human orchard Ponsonby has put it "The .sword of .
why by pruning; War is her Mme’ humanity and wars. only insofar as mens hearts walkers are blamed for s big in.
memy “"5 are purified. insofar as hate gives
they were written or spoken by pick up the bludgeon oi’ common; ce' Wm we haw peace' In the 8
“Y 5h°“ld “]5° responsible men as late as 1930. sense." Is it common-sense to - words' of Lloyd George' "You Wm q
avoid social alliances until they '
*X never disarm you will never get
g n ered |
rough 8 pmng up of armaments T nounce war, not merely on is scroi
5 of paper. hut in the hearts of men." ution for men, has opened its doors Ice;-olesaiy ; baby on the floor or
U_ sl mm nmlmvoool The gat;*er°:‘f;‘:‘?:)rni: miiirpgsspefi until this time comes men will ery
,et .Union spent $578|942ym0_ from mums? Is it commomsemc as in tho past Peace, peace but W
me wo) iii-and spent ;4as,ooo.ooo, Gsm B.-1- fm. . f°
l. champions, who were often bad lo- to
a sera. There also was popular re-'
the U s io be 5 than the"
will be no peace. The way of
the same end in view? Such eeropianes were said to have been
t d { route to Ohlrlotbdldmi, UI
would be branded as fools." crp ure
yet there is no difference in
ty between such and the dip- ChIna’s former boy-Emperor, was)
ts, and iiiiiitai-isis who foster represented by Chinese sources to`
encourage wars, to test the‘ be orihis way to Manchurla with
ism of men. Is it not better far the former Empress to be installed
precious lives be spared to live by the Japanese as the ruler of the
their country tlimi that they independent government which they
should be cnishcd in the shambles sei; up several days ago after de-
of the blattle-field? It is to be
ated
At the'same time, Henry Pu-Yi,,
posing Governor Chang Hseuh-
Liang. _,;
I ,A Japanese official termed the
birthplace. whore internumt will
take plaoe. Leaders df tho
Church, including the Primate
of all Canada, mingled with perish-
ioners and residents from miles
around in paying final tribute. and
SL James Church and ohurchyud
were filled. A
Archbishop Worrol lpoko feeling-
ly of the long life of service which
Canon Harris had liven ibn
Church. The outstanding note df
report "premature" but intimated, his ahamctel. W” mmm” md ho
that plans were under foot to ele-
‘vate the youth to a. Manchurian
throne sooner or later. The story
persisted, however, that he and his
party had been hustlcd out_of the
Japeneso concession. in which he
has lived since 1924, late last night;
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BLAMED ON LONDON JAY-
LONDON. November 12. - Jay-
the last three months. Durlnb to
coupled with it a fine sense of de-
votion to duty and wise leoderlhiP-
The artistic gifts 01 Cl-non Harris
were referred to and the oontrilm
tions made to the town. church and
Masonic lodge.
Those taking part in the Service.
nd placed aboard a. steamer for, bmgdes the archbishop, were the
siren. Ho was escorted to the; Bishop °°.|d_|u¢°;- Hgckeglqy, Ven-
eiemoht by Japanese =°1d1‘>r=» Wei-this arohdcaeon vroom. vener-
as said, and embarked on a launch able Amhgncon wuoqg, vmenblc
Archdeeoon Wnison. the clergy of
'the deanery of Lunenburg, with
Martial law was somewhat relsirl members from Liverpool. Wolfirllle
d here and thousands of persons I and other places. Masons and mem
roamed into the protected conces~ , ber, of the Church corporation
one from the southern suburbs.; marchced in the funeral procession
he scene of sans11lYHi"J'» sporadic and Rev. Mr. 0'Brlen, Rev. Mr.
lashes in the im few days. But Patterson, nov. ur. Linton md
he Japanese continued to strehg~_ Rev. E. V. Nonamaker. local e1¢l'¥>'-
hen their berricades and the Chin-‘ meh, were pi-mam. Mapped choirs
described the situation as still gmm Mghom Buy gms Lunenburg
delicate." rendered "On the Resurrection
rn," “Flor All the Saints," and
Mo
nasrlo acolniuvr livoluzasb the Nuns Dixnittu.
*‘*'1-"_~Q-_-___ (J .
WALKERS coultsle IN BASEBALL il.
ADVOCATED FOB Gills!
CHICAGO, IDA., NOV€mb¢r 12.-A
i ts -
ning-hook. We cannot dispense been tried; so also the ren;cr of* ,mee to love' insofar as under_,1°x;'°°-'° 11'* I-'°“‘-1°" il'”»ff|° W1 5"’ course in baseball for gills asenaid
losophy and economics" and he
ents sound like pre-war Jiiigoism concludes with the advice, "Let us di
housework is advocated by Dr.
standing takes the place oi Preiu- that time sis persons were killed. Edward L. cornell, professor of
n increase of 56 over the previous Northwestem University of Evane-
uarter. and there were 15.140 acei- ton. The i¢iea,ho explained before a
d » dents, an increase of 5191.. . group of child welfare workers was
The tremeli oua amounts spent pect peace when suspicion and lack real msannamem' ,mm you re_ . '
confidence is being on e <1
----_---_ , that if girls know how to handle li
Roanoke college, Lutheran instit- ball, they would.n't be apt to drop
men of the community who werei
to women students. Many ' ycunglbreak their best china.
o “Many a child," he laid, “hal
7 reed to quit distant schools be- been ruined for life by fumbling in
1 the mt`,°n'M budgetp1or‘1g302K; iicnce is tho way of Jesus when ht? cause of the depression caused theyhe
sp nt szhooorooa on m,maments_ connection with war 7 Is it con? said Thou shalt love the Lord thy college board to meet the situation mothers better cont;-ol, and I think
Jsentmerit against a young man en- gm- i m
ndling. If playing ball will live
same 1 th God with all thy soul and with all by declanng the college coeducation~ it would, Pm in favor of making all
fm' 0|' 0 “Ve Eroat powers ' , `
the world to be increasing their my heart' and “ith an thy,,m1nd`
led u auch colossal stupidity as war budge” by 27% mmmuy?. and [thy neighbour as thyself. .
. - From the point of view of the some( HW en men come hem” ms "ma
uh' and muvmonl of It' warstands condemmd' From, egvenly Father with clean hands
B chmtim viewpoint u stands, :An a pure heart and a soul that
V he world’s life. and the supreme doubly condemned. War hu not as mt lm” me" "nw WNW'
drive out or town and ihch stages cimiigngs to religion 1, no, ,,,,,,,,,,._ pm, ,B the ,mmm of J 8 lend recognize eil men as brothers.
_ ,M can but me dnngoh In the Cm” We M ohmmns "om  then wiii this world be on its wav 7
for it sauce ana. having techno-ivivie words or Newton o. Boiler. believe in the Fatherhood of ood t° Dem’ “nd “°” °°'°'°' °“"' ”
corny acquitted himself, the ice isiciuoacm wuia a loaded put.; .um
b"°k°”-" led lt the heart of civilization it
A ready-made clientele awaits h
ions asa Glory to ood in the high.
ni. i Sir
ls take up the game.
Unemployment
. Continued from page 1
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"' ' " i “' ' "**%l|u|qg-pc", . ‘ “"' -
1 ina by Ho G. V
and the Universal Brotherhood of 3,6 “gint muy me 1mpu°m°n' Ml
° hel`h°°<l Of 00d and tho
man. If we accept that than we'
, self, wit the hair trigger held by M., bound to “mu that p’ew° is me. t3rotl'iei-hood of man will we be able.
every new doctor. said the prores- on unsteady hand. 'rho app.-nach. ,ml at wmcy, W, push, to ,,,,,_ Un,_ ° ‘"9 "lily as the snack sans
sor. It consists of thoec who have mg disarmament conference will versa] peace is a Christian ideal, e. at md  t
not one their bins to the Dia dot-_ .how whether the on .mo power was-tom wo.-ia ic noi. ' °_°°' "» Peace. coca will N
11". those who wif" from chronic of the pistol is to bc incmul»a oi-i Further the argument that war mon' men" 0
- .
°ff|l°U°Dl Ind Wlllili £0 try every decrelsbd. or the hand rendered is a trafning ground for manly vii- N be D' M' SINCLAIR' 5
doctor me nypoclwndriecs with mm unsteady-" The race in uma- tue is futile. while we must u¢-- mm r sth' mi' ' i
more or ies, imqiuary ilu. - menu produced increases suspicion k wise with rofounu th in i- "` """'_"'
 Graftqn St., Physicians are advised against ay fear and enmity. nissrmumcnt is ng; theneplendig spirit of lift-oi:m ,|:“°“d‘ "Why is it that your son
Charl ft t ""’““°"°“i attitude towards chico- the necessary price of oem if the wh: h i iles multitude is i A °' '“ " °°’ “"" ’°“ ‘“"‘Y' 8° °“
0 Q Own , . e mpc s sv .hc an-ect cm'
 pa hs, chiropractors, nature and] World Disarmament Conference of down their lives for their c.-umzfy  _. ...WH he hu
iifllith h8¢.l€l'B, 1082 lhmlld itil tho Dl't’38!ll» Scollo-i yet Wg ‘gg my 'gtg gf ig any \~_v , ' 1. _ n 5 “ch 1°
n~ D~ F~0b€i‘l2S0n. Min- The provincial and munlcipal _
ew Brunswick is included in the given out by the Minister, by pm- I I
ova Scotia  2,143
htario .  20778
Manitoba   sfssimsfoo”
askatehewan ..... ............ 4,l02,'l45.07
Aiacrte ._ _  a.e'ia,ooo.oo
B
ritish Columbia. ............... M88
Yukon  ............... 'lnfgoofgg '
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Toth]  43.141.ll4.7B 1 ,
In addition to munioioal`ai-id oro 821037 evo also been piled
~ ` 9 _
- .vin i i in. fi i' ei ii
In t` *Tm L ‘Q c a Q war approve e era Federal Government of course PIII
the mal mount of es.-[tho
‘ister oi Labor. Neither Quebec nor] works approved up to yesterday were g
N
. total amount vinooe, as follows:
T t 1 . DOIN
Prince Edward Island  252?2f?0.0S D°m1§r8?000.00”
D73, .
,214.7
987 '70
,818 95
$581,546.41
2.05'l,994.6!
I .
'$333323
18 2 ,$56.60
*limi
7.265 'lB‘l.'l'I ,
The
wtallmomtuihele.
The Holy .Eucharist was celebrat-
PREPARING To CROWN F0R_M_ ed yesterday morning at 1.45 in the
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