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'  A i V g i‘miTim0NTO'l?m" March 26' Do ' ’ "‘  ' ' l ,, __}~ - ' i Cr'l..sicl~: HAY, Mui-oi. zil. lriro ui
-  _ if ' “..‘i“.‘§’.‘i.°l"i‘°."' ".‘§i’.'.' ’i§i‘.?.?..°Z§- i ~ Rev Neil Her ' `H' So ' t Gm” B” ”'  °'°`°“" """
rr-rl'  f` ‘ 1 1 if “ cm' 0 0 if B _ . ‘ ‘   , morning destroyed len liuildillgs,
 . ` r' `:  ; A I°¢°°k 1” P1`0Vln°lBl P8961* Milli- _ ' _   L .ai S including the Anglicnn (‘lluri:h slid
'T , pi psi; ir‘.i“..';°i.'.';’.;l':.§l.¥.2,‘.°‘“.l:§.‘“X’?::il -r N1ehiP1eedSf01' the Lest Margin of '  "°i:;,“:%:";.- 7
 ve I  .-ioutlay, of $8.000~,000 is necessary to Alanning State of Af' ' ' ° l The
V  to  control of this great industry fairs Reported from    ai n d Baldwln to Ifeave Lon'
- .. . ..» r r iibadit to Canada. .A price of $185 . . (1011 Late lll JU] 
  share is to be paid to the Am- L0calltleS A 1 0 I1 g Self°C0ntr01. Engagements ger
‘  f ` __'_  ' " r,ei-ican stock holders, and the ual- ° ~
 »  _tau-lance or the eioolt will be token up Yangtse Rlva' Tm. G , , _"""'*_--- mit
   _ aw it the “me “sure” _ ` ___ 'ancelagailliltahglclllstllelieais Iglnlafxll-'iigeml h By instinct and by tram- ----'
_ >____.   The transaction will lllvnlve new (S cm to me Guardh ) The tom) I _ _ ng. t ey are nothing short of hi.
  _ _  _ » .nuauoiiuit concerning whioh an eo- sH]A§'GH_M March 26 "While mary of the“';;§m;”n fl “"0" Sm- ieigiers. irulirll-runners. boot-‘lessors (~°'P°°l=l f° "le Gverfllenl
- -.=2'~"f‘.~="‘: - -  ‘ ' ‘ . .- _ 1 an const .So i’ h
 to  gotivrgsiment will be mude.1a about the Ntxidkiiig situation was nlelss rokw isiliiioilpidop mam not man plelgir wen nel;-liiownnie omiingm Rr; BaIlA0NlmO_NY Mann 26_ _ l,,.em,,,,.
  'E __ V ~ ‘ _ l tense ay. reports rom occ tes ew. .aw s not an elrd hilt- woill. fro in f ii, dw il. ii engagements rniit.
  lla is 31° Emnglon "° retire `ul:°,alon~g the Yangtze -River report nn Self? WW ll# Hlwiiys ii means 4. an liat`, (proltirblit ei_h`;1ey (lrllzglsigiblfi Wm be Hwiiy l'i‘0m Englillilzle 10!
" '  " -‘of ` ` _/£e;‘rek;‘eml_‘;n axtslnitng ggslslglgntaai alarming state of nfliairs. ' 32;? Offlllild-‘lt0ne said:-“’Ilbe ur- breakers ot’ the law-ftogether with three Weeke on his visit to Canada.
ipmm cur Own Gorrelponderlg) a bond Insure Wm be called in: .Nt Kiakeallg, the local natloilulllilt cult as Diloilrqiiliiltougniilke it as diiffli all_eoilvltrled_maraltdeils-from pro. He expects to leave London iit the
ofrnwa. .Merch 21.-At t e. _ . commander replied unssiisietioriyas w»  em to wrong. an ruling ve inns and thus exercinefid ei-lilly. _ _
'pfesent rate of Droxress the house - ~ when a-pproaohed regarding the W lt;\‘l»+)D0ll-*‘ 0 t_0 ilf-i rimht- King it mos-t iliunnable influence. ln_ The Prince of Wales muy sail
will tprorogue on ADP" '144-\\- B001,   security of foreiilncrs. The ioreign _' e “Vi l>‘~‘l0V€ US. I0-nl’B-M. i\,ii Province lilis size such a re~sitric-- With tile ‘Premier-, while lion. l..
gave,-.nment ang opposition ,ere co- _ authorities consequently reserved _PH°Df;S@<l new Temlleiaiiee ~Act»- tion could lic. elfectiiatiy, carried C. Amery. secretary for the doiniu-1
“pointing toward tlmt end, in order   freedom of action. ln the mculltinic Lalaanfyfllllléq Alilymcitizen ill ii free clit. ions, begins his empire tour by
to mmm the membersféyurningln-11. , the women_a,nd children and mls- MM uhm ~ it LK ( t0 express  This Act tleclares to the inclivitl. leaving for South Airica in August,
Easter All the legislstionppro- < -* Bl°“Bl`l°9 life llelnil taken away ns "Pedo KY-“IG d -ii line. li'  ual, willo in legally qilalifled to ae! Although definite plans cannot
9' ‘ed 1 'before the'_Hous-9 in one (speelni to Tho sunrdlnn) luliidly as possible. ina, mm “fre _en ed the lndiv - ceive n pei-init:-you are entiltleil- be made until it in known when
P08 s mer and mm 'be readily mmm. Mme" %__~voma_n_ sub A large crowd wronged the com dead on Benlotlnriy wolild be is to only n pertain, fixed amount of parliament will L-onclude_ its pres-,
form or o , it 1 imma? :mga in France recewad B setbwk Canton at shlmgkmg' In Szeuhwan, Go  'li ills Caesar. Tha_ liquor. You cannot accumulate ent session, the Premier hopes to
disposed of. However. s i men A dal senate wmlin u belligerent mood Thursday d i s country is still free. and your coupons, and p1,mg.e_ thereby, leave London me in _,nm ,
iltblo .to forecast difficulties thatymemeei izyhmg gpgs deemed to reland me Chinese pence were mum, ‘tibe hllnilileit citizen in our midst,_at will., into the orgy of tille old As his few days stay in (‘ulindii.|
miillht intervene, t mlm" Jmavombly on'Semwr Louis on to protect foreigners and prop hare; on hsnsoul his own, alrdliiaizi. And .l would inoonpoi-site, will lie riilly ociriipied by oiliiciiil
M me Pl‘°“°“¢ ’“°““’“° 'El °'° M, H bm _ 1 1 won, me eriy. Since then 'the foreigners ‘ A” . ‘ 9 "“y‘ A T"“‘l’""l"“’ mls AC! fha! 11° One exerele-i iinietleiin. it is likely that he will
centres about the _Ge_orgian_ Bsy_Ha)l“tltlosh. ld, uilrlzilgmce en. have been trmmerred t Hmmm al(:cle\ ct  lieiori-_ us.” Vlfrbhat cagiiili; pe-.mit rights shall be .per-mii._ vm, me Prince of wnleu. ranch
-Iwlislatlon. lI‘n a WW; lal siieehe _ Violpnce was reported at (-hefoo can mm ACL (umm 0 na- Own M »e. excep n the Privacy oi hisl If the Prince oi Wales tau delay
Hon R. B. Bellmm U3 9 °“ W0man S0ldlel' ln tliednorthern province oi’ Sham- h H., ` “ NW" Di'€mi-ws. 01' in iliwh a nliwe his departure ior (‘snnda until the
'liill‘_'for over theldozenth time. It is »  ting, A I a ' Wh” d°"~‘l' “lwh il" A0! ws might. rightfillly. ‘be called his. end oi the iparllalneut session, hc
_ __ _ _ _ give to the people of Prince Ed- own il : i _ '
il‘illiir°2iiiii‘».i22‘-flliiil-li"-iiii P°‘l“'°“°’ ..?.’t‘:l“:'.tii 1.i:ii:,“§i;.l.l;s‘;i    is  ce  ‘  °' ""'“ S” ;‘;i.;:‘°..”.;ei"tf.;..::.2l  
t , on t at must, first, b r l ST ' , ‘ '
out of it this session. £1 -. (By British United Press) the ppvonshire regiment arrived m,ibe1_om you gwe your Sealing?  RANGER WITHIONUR GATES l-lon, L. C, Amely is expected to
. The.. bm. m respgct of_.t e latter LONQON, Mar. 26. --Whell dny and the British airship carrier naval to me suggested law or limb And let me any that the law mm£|1§ave London .at the beginning of
was introduced and reatlyfor the Stanley Baldwin, the British Pre-|He,.me,, npriveil with 30 airplanes or control. ,,m,|.,ES to our mme sons and, uznst. He will visit in turn south
flrbt time on Friday providlndfor ruler. evoke the tother evepingvotg a_boa,.d_ l First of all, title new Temper- daughters, applies. wilth equa1i1éifrlc(s;.Aus(tlrolHil, New Zeallulld und
the twenty percent. .reiuotlon ‘in his fel ow emoun ryimen t o n to _ance Act is a prohibition lneaaure- fc.ce. to the transienipa and town, mance. a,dun Huw 'spend C ristmss
freight rates on eastern lines of the _c_?`;4|:’¢;ll‘llal;lirt§nsit="ma heltreseréaoéisttul __ V V I ms wnhm our Island. home' Their! do axnizéiéuasly lzillmriturn to Loli-
celmdiirn National syiiteiu. -the re- . _f M I t . A Pnoi-i-isi'rivE Ac1' permits shell curry with them ellE _2 _` yea" `
d'il¢U0n'"»\!€C0¥l'll’llK Gffecili/6 Oli -lilly lfhethsr mlimyf °th Bo§\°‘;';;|'g:n‘;g-The Klng And Queen the restrictions and condil-tions oil d mime; BTmsh vshor, to Can'
 'WW “Fu” .. ° 9 C D ~ x Let llle l-epeut.. the Act .before permits issfueil to residents of t-lie* 8 B' S (my Mu 'be L T' ('m'“p' i"`
1': ilt'is like] .that ii the dsbatoon wtwm he referred' Hamm” was Forgot  brown you is, in many aspects, a Pro- Island, Winn .me exge do in L dusmal f‘@°"9t“l`Y Qi' the Nllllollill
_ Y one of the remarkable of Elnglisli hmm A t h I hi I h _ D "'- “ Union of Rullvmymen_
0.Y§i1*l¥tP°l'l“| C°;fYf°§5°° "f,§’°;'t1: amazons and the dausltter or a (B 'muh Unit" pi-eu) mlndonl ctlinrw l(;’1n (Ill psvri E t transient pe'"“"s Shan be "nd for il-le sails -for Canada on March
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“wi” m °n big” Sly be Bahmed W°"°°9"°"°-hh'°.h,°“i°r° 1 'LON{)0Ni Mar. 26,-A Pnrticul-'would adrll/ocaite free rlgn: ax] vghg, ilfeslilligt r:l1;te‘ii}<xl;lifl\ne)d‘ei'>ym:be t'?`(e3n§p[e\i?- 31' his vim being °” behalf °f me
__ _ _nie -rates w ___Nothing is known of her until n any human incident marked a vis" in me name or common decency ance Commission ‘ ' brotherhood of railway employees.
-the dey toiléiwiplr. - dame 13:3, when., at ills'-’ ‘Fld ‘fini the King and Queen to the 1ioii~lwoii»'d open tire need gote='oi elf '
.'-. . ' erence i t , ' -; ‘ ‘ `
w.l'§l_‘_‘;e’“;ll;§'_§mh ggm 0, _,he new Zn” "_sa:{}§‘, "‘“§;,§ed “ sfgfusidon Hospital recently. A oreityooiiolic liquors? isin-it ri o y-and 'rAvEnN KEEPER ruined
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sion li, is not yet known under who treated ‘ltlsiglbaidlymand left her? }:l"g’wbl(‘!'§‘°Y°d 1; "A;;x'&liM“ éllvlflfld   uixléiilugolic forth will lvl#-»~r\\ OF PABTF
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=¥‘“¢fffi?1§h; H1t the ‘gg mind immedmely what to 20| fonrecdfged at /§§§|sn3Di`lS0 when the profess to be absolute, ‘universal Thts Act ileclales that no lilquori
- " »  ' ~ ._ » 4 h li 'i 'd i' Gul e's re m 'eng Boys 'pary ar ve . and rigid pl~ohibi`iloilists. 'l‘-tits shall be solil by tavern keepers.f5
 wi"-I ouat T: gitggnggligf ;b‘;ee:¢r:r_°v,.|3, mg détegniltgtionl Which is the Queen. she nsketljeinlperance Act says to uhe minor .hotel keepers. restnlii ants keeper.~i,l
t ‘ sovemmsin ' 0 nine tb( following her husb'i§nd-whether me H°“50 9°V°l'll°l'. When She BBW -all under twenty one' years of grocery sto es, clubs arid other
99|” the H°“”é   ° g_ for love or revenge is mice,-u|n_ Queen M873' Hilti lie! Lady-lil-Vl{flll" age-you cah't have In pe nil i o such estuiblishlnents. No alcohol
Is Stre it g t h ened
suipply, the amen an n ns 0 _ ing benditll over ii. nelghbouilns law -says ‘in-nntln Off 1,0 yum- tiny _C 1| um-3 _,M11 be ,mid on raiiwa 5 H I I 5
_ieotion to the ministerial attitude buihgwrxgt ilgeussgggt. gifggxnfigé cot. -  _ land. gill. This Act says to iiioidinigg ears or siteamboats. Thlgl
in _»d°°lll1mS W Wbmlt l-he °°“f°"' thi-#msn me jealousy of 3 gm-“Gunn “Thai i8 'N10 QUUBYI." 1`@D1l9ll Ml* physicnll wrecks, in our midst and‘Act esliablishes ‘a strict govern-ff ,
ence report 101' riliililllliill 'by DBF' php deported from guise-5 reg; Morris, tha Hbtlss Governor, indicgnuoh ithere are-you shall not have. ment monopoly and control of all
liamentl mem and joined F;-nge]-'B Mai-men Ri-H15 N91' MHJBBW-_ ' llegally, in tibiis island, in any way_sales and purchases of alcoholic
ilu. this connection Prime Minist- The _Mni-ine, were nent. to ¢hn_ Oh. bu‘t"She has nnt Ent ii Helden shuipe on form, any _intoxicating llquoirs. _ |
King is in rntilier an awkward East ladies: and for sevettgxl yearsi¢'g_‘;'l: ‘(’]';~veg\\;lr0l‘;|gg g1;Clrl;l;:\'2;ll- hyiifiqxofl-rr. h h ` I ' h A<?entlecnell,tEp tn’tlLl~s point, thlsi _ »_--
He suited late in the illoiuse, Hanna -Snell fought in_ e wars.. - li we ave ere-as e sew ele c narrows e pure use and ea s '
lust, tsliat the report including the sieges of Araapong;Ul°diCl1llld HwBii'I:llii0ilyi that li0 ln; -those Ipoor, iini‘ot<i.1i_i_ia.tes known of liquors down to that fine mar- Allied Defence Force
'was in no respect and Pondicherry. , :iii 9;f»gg’m_‘§;lJel7t_ I ;aQU9Iell 1328 a.s_ -the ‘ieeibl-e~mindeil . This Tern- gin, beyond which, if we go. wel
Cam,_da_,,-m1e,B.&ppNved According to one record she was 5 » hi “Bl Pg- Yh i tperance Act would embody condl- amtempt to destroy that iieedom,
Now under ,pmssufe wounded in both legs and the thigh|32°“. f° t 9 tt 9 0 "di W 0 ll -WB ,tions absolutely forbidding. intoxi- tihe enforced annihilation oi' which
members me do" not her secret was discovered, and 'she °` .mme ‘"”“PP°:“¢°d beclmse $0” cants to tihts abuorltihl element ill in cy-pinging fm. nn nn inniirnm-ent
m Implement that ante was discharged .in her own name “"8 “gf W°¢“'_“3 Y°‘"` 3° _““.ollr community life. of powervtlltlt ls, by day and by
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"5 effect' . generally believed - says that to M°l'\`lS..9°ld that U10 Qlleens fa” where-#known as outlaws. Their A PROTECTIIVE ACT.
now certain that when the prevent the. knowledge that she _was radiant as sheluame at once to only reapect mr ww and order is Law, nt its best, not only pro- (Canadian Press)
' WAsl~l»lNo'l‘oN, lvlureh -217.-lui
0 s troube t e
iltights legislation comes was. 5 woman- leaking mm shelthe little girl's cot. The Queen 8 rwereme pm. me law of the
U19 S°0°l\‘1`5l&BB 0! 799-0318 bravely took the bullets outlmld '-9 h°"» “MY 59”' I ‘lm °°"y I lunlirle. They are born bootleg-. expectation of seri u .
Will 1118-l¢0 B dem' herself and confided her secret to “"9 _,left my EDU911 CNW" ll* - '  British, United states and Japanese
in iiifirmstion ot their no oneiiiit ii native nurse. heme-
' ' ` » ' d 'li ` l rea.ed their
free At any rate, she came home to P0intinK £0,110* hlif- the Q“°°“ MISS d ' lTa'ble Manners gslggazshdge ;v;bs.n]§haiqAdmlral
England and disclosed her identity =°ld°<l» “I W/°--01119 illlls 8°” "f - f F0 1' ationsr si. williams commander of the
“st” to. 9'- few menus’ but -dh°".'°r° her crown' R' is not ‘~s°lden Crown"  Y. M. Cr A 0 u N 'United States Asiatic fleet, advised
(oontlnued on page 6.)
ungorm for‘years.~  n _i io: ‘yon see, but.i_€ has got flowers* | (By Hmm, United Pun) me Navy Demrimeni. me today
creaggdpff ,§"f§,,,'f§§fv'f, feng 'rhen turning to the King, who At the regulimsuudiey Evening Pauls, Mer. ze.-According to He deeorilied the situation in
B d _ gm; she ,Dem the |59; y-em.; hdd"beien chlttilll with the chil- service in the _Y. M. C, A. last.the directory of the School of Psy-_Shanghai as “very tense.
of |11- me in running ,I nublw dren on the other-olde ofthe ward. night Miss Gertrude L. Rlrtheriordlcho-Therapy. lt. is easy to tell the 'Despatch of the reinforcements
\"°'p°'° t° "sue house at Wnpping. U10 QUGBD- 8510.' “D0 come here of Toronto was the chief speaker, nationality of people in restaurants init(-,wed n demand of the general
remedy _lies not in relive: .».__ni,,, ,ned at iii., nge of ,,ixiy.,,,',,e oooi-go.- . 'rule .pretty little »giri More Rutherford is the National by the way they eat and eemlwrimbor union that all lion-ioedee
'M95 `°i¥ M"‘m"l° l’l`°d“°U’ in Bethlem Hospital, London, her "°l\d€P9 -WW. yn Ire 110! Wellflflli ‘Secretary for Student work in Can-'themselves at table. The follow- around the international settlement
or in otherirords reciprnc- buried with the pensioners `in the "_TUf5`lB'Yh*J'KiilSi my dear,"S\1lf1 lille college towns and' cities liilacteristics:- ~ | Up to four 0~c|0ck this afternoon
fl'°9‘¢l'M¢ Xml U16 UU-“ed last wish ‘being that she should be °“"' °"d'.'“"" " >"":‘ 'ada and lter work takes her into all. ing, he says, ure the national char- be 1.em°ved_ \
110.000,
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Renown Anchors
In Sydney Harbor
(Special to The Guardian)
SYDNEY, Aus. .Viarcll 26.-With!
the Duke iiilil Duchess iibourd. ilii-A
British cruiser Renowll came ln thc
harbor today escorted ily three de-
stroyers ullil many air crafts. Tliei
wnrsliip anchored amidst the illuliii-4
er of sullltcs nllil the hoolilig of sir-l
cns from the ling betlecked vessels'
in the harbor. V
Employees of New 1
York Central Gets ‘_
Wage Increase
(Canadian Press) V
NEW YORK, Mar. 27. -Ali ili-
cl~eai=ie of six percent over present
wage schedules for all railway
freight handlers und station ém-
ployees nf the New York Central
railroad has been handed down by
the United States hoard of urbitrl1~
tion, according to nn announce
ment by J. A. Robertson for the
brotherhood of railway clerks.
The decision will result ill an an-
nual increase of $2,000,000 ill
wages. 
. --<¢>-?-
'12 Houas PER DAY '
l is as vEARs oi_o
_ LONDON, Mnlx 26. -Eighty-six
years old, Lord Barnby, oi' Blyth-
Hall, Blyth. Nottinghamshire, who
controls vast interests in the wool-
_en industry. lives strenuous days.
i He rises nt 7.30 rides round ills
icountry estate before breakfast;
travels 50 miles to his Bradford of-
fice; and often works 12 hours H
day.
, “Occasionally I sprint 100 yards
or more und enjoy a day or two
hunting," he said io it Daily Mail
reporter. lie added:
“l believe too many business
men retire too early and in conse-
quence die too early. We are n0t
iworklng hard -enough today. There-
(ore we cannot compete with other
countries where they know how to
work. Tori lllally of our young
‘men tliiilk toil much of pleasure
=lild sport alttl too little of busi-
ness." '
in Expectation of; i
Serious Trouble. l =
S. C. M. SOCIAL
The regular S, C. M, .Social was
held in the Y. M. C. A. Gym On
Saturday night. The speaker ol' the
evenmg was iviiss G. ii. iturneiibrd.
B. A. isecretary oi' the Student.
Christian Movement in Canada.
Miss Rutherford in. it force-ful :intl
appealing address spoke tu the stu-
dents about the various activities
and .business of the llloreillclit, Shi-
gave a short account of the Nntioli-
ial confei'ellci=.~ which wus hi-iii in
Wlolitreal last (Jilrii-lilllns, und lili~il»
tioned the coliforvilro for tht- _\ial'i-
ltimes which is i.. lu- lit-lil nt ilcell
`Br0ok, N. S., iidrllig ilii- Inst wuiik
in May. She li_-licil lor colltriliutioll'-i
to mn 3tniii¢|.i'p hlngiizillc which
n-mmds 0( *me ghelsea Ho-5Di¢_a|_. the Qu i= ~'It'was evident that ,o,m,_qn_ Three hundred young folks' American:-When a couple fromlshaughai time) when the m9p_sage`deals with iliillfrclliv topics oi iiiti-r-`
Her wish was respected and' she th9`"m’:gn°ld°“_ 'M59 “Ye” were enjoyed the speaker's address on the United Sw-108 Sli at t3bl°» fm was sent the demand ,mm _with est. all oviil- i.iillnii.i. 'llio tlose nt
l
And nn wnp the King-» _ ~ rm.-the food in large quantities. She another that Bt mug 'p“b1 “ t
a eats to send the bill to committee ‘ '
. English.-An English couple will
discussion there. lt dare not in the, - b - - ~ _ents in nil the coqleges into it I St t land,” force from M mg
lace of the strong mubllc 5`l3inioi'|`Ea'rI S R0m“ee' Tainitle EFUUD I0l‘ the advancement mst "nd _ me most °°m'°““b° aes - 5 B
press opinions in ifavor of the prin
in ciplo involved in ite -passage, but ii.
is quits likely that -,some action
lbe taken to place the goverrii
stole oi the .House i deiiuitely
cor; ~ ‘r »
bl' ‘hose Wh” w°"° pmsem' latter dining at home.. he will go!
PS
Oi C. P. R. __
Feareii
her Step lil’ “BP fl‘_°"l °l‘"dh°°‘li\ Frenclnl- A French couple they are convinced that the Ciin
the first <lf°°.mH °f the f!'l““’» everything uint' takes place in the
p y
sions or biI9il169S D\ll'5\1il»H W`hl°ll_ Another' authorlty,says national- cm,-ed they were ordered to km pi
hnve nppeaisd'to._‘l.hq person when ity can heat be determined when. foreignem
with nous business cf`living, telling ini - ~ ` '
it
MDD
H10!! BPS
ourselves. lx 'iii time purpose wliioli in i-ll' Wi- llllnr lim l°l4°l'“*¢ ni- seoiuvini smilliland iitiie see
and done mi
yarns.
l t-*vi
-Hel ‘I
li
*ti ti’ V
fisht “D 10 m¢l“l‘lW- d“"“5 W" choose it seat where they can see tonnes had perfected n plnn where- RE-cEPT|0N
by. at a given signal, groups of' .__
which all beys .and girls lie". “"0 restaurant. The choice of food is_ soldiers could proceed to nil ihel ‘TODAY
li0W 01099 d"°"~m5_‘?“°“ lead 9" m il Joint affair carried out after lens foreign houses and slaughter the
the st\1dyi¥i§ 0! U19 VGPIOUS PT°f°5‘.deliberatl0n. residents. The soldiers o enl de" 5
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so one young. " _ . .. 'it comes to paying. ‘ _ _ | 3 " 'I _
would The speaker dealt with the serl-_  This plan was evidenlily lielngf ' ‘
_ _ carried out when the warsblps
not con- this complex a`ge__.lmw difficult it Churchesln 'our Schools and ill the bombardment began. This terrified
lwas to get anywhere on account oi “P10115 -SBW¢lBil°\l5_ ` Wlyilll elim the Cantonese and enabled the for-, ”“ ‘
"run away so many counter attractions which for the building of leads ship. _ .lelgnsrs to escape. The British* " i
*worked against study 6r_tlle~DI‘0D- T110 fllldllll iii 0fl1°l'5`Wl\l¢ lhllti harbormaster at Nanklng, named ' . " f _ _ _
wol'd.’ aratlon of li!e's voc_Btiol1S,~ |mY°`l»°Tl0‘l9 “U58 li will ' mime” Hubert, was among those killed.. / " ‘E **‘Movles-_.Hunter River. 
Miss ln regard to the Judgment we ar-, people si-sat. Jesus. nearly 2,090 He was 5,3 nm., ,,id_ and md i,e,n~ may n|gh,_ west", gn°w_ _-
rlved at from ougntudy how do we years as0 ~ light PSBSBHU df in Chinn 23 yearn. i _
make mem? Are .may thrust upon Galilee whiat it ean‘t tb live.;-PI‘o- only ,ecenuy he had engaged
nn? 'rl-is formation clones 0Wnid“Y U19 l-Ulfllllglll 01’ -NIM, "9 passage for llitnilll and his family,_ L _ ‘ .
and Judgment and the acceiitins °iil°=<\il18tl\°i'"\1 U10' 1° live the* io spend eix months in sui;iinid._ ‘ -___ _ . ~ tis Prince street,
of he~ those oi others ra an .art diffieiilt “me life- ‘ 1 ' 'l-lis. wife, oretuiee. in Slianshai.. ' _ . .
¢li°'of attainment. _ M 01° 45°" #ft the l9l‘Vl°° "le coll¢`p|_ed when informed of .his 1y)3,0N'r0_ March 27.--Maritime "rluaviter in Mayo
‘purpose otiliie then is oi the ui- chairman wid or new Mile Rvtlief- dents. 'rwo lrrenuii .mutt prieiie, n.,i,,»~¢,, modemio winds, one and ltei-tori." _
most importance. It_is that _p_\\i‘D°B° f°l`d “nd Ml" °|'M°|*"°N V9" Fathers \lll_al1.srs and Diigeout wore__m||,|°\._ _ _..._-_ _
in life wliicii will more us hold visitiris °l\°fl°fi°l°"*“» ' l°°l‘illl_;emoliz the foreianm lniled. irigit tide this moi-ning ei 1.01, "come one:
true to the course that we* set for _lesderstor tomorrow kno1vil_¢ that, The miie; of dig -British dead. nm, ilii, We,-nm... ,ii 5._n_1_ rl...-lump
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will uliimaiel give* riii’ our values been discover-od_iii_1=.rl_iiee lid _ NI iniui John Knox, have been remov-
*l'° W' oi iii., tiy wiilqli we isdn, every. mend. - ». ~ `  0 ‘ '- on to tile onlinr iinuitlm. nr.; ,W _mon .n_i_.i.y,
“' tiring.  i- - The 'Tulips it 'inn lorries W" siiiiiii im sallam eiy toiled loan p, in ‘ i
5| 'Building up of courage, of skill, nl vbryf ig? qrdqr and tim-o__ were the camisole. _ 'Knog _“ni .3um,m,,.,,d°_ we _ ‘mmm
or iiiiiiiiy, must be dune- in our 11° welll Mlllelii number. l airuoirjbre titre( M 0 shot. _ um uiiei- ¢_iian“l7_li|»doi__mowii,_
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was buried with rnjlltary’ h0n0urB. sparkling; wnh 50% WGS fiellkllfed- Vini0n_.preiianing__hei- tnlk wilt-ll it WOIIIBU fakes i-he menu and ofdem ' ri ' |¢ tn _ tveditiiillli \\'vlili-ll tl1i~i~ stulilenis iigéil tit;
description of the Student C hu h h h d ies workers ,be ,emBimed_ had been _ ss iiiiii-; uri .- iii ress il s
_ _ f` " _ '_ lun Movement and how it was 95!! Very lltlle. W 6 ei' “S all ignored by the municipal wuuciy _show tlldi ilii-y were well plcdseii.
“M 11°" w °W°B° m“`°s"K“u°n am! _ _. ' ` " 1 working to weld to either the stud- Gam 5 gr?" deal' Adlliii-ul \\ illianis said the lfnlted _i
_vi _ _ Tn ii ii d l t th . hip the Pittsburgh. was to tempor-
"“7'°“3h°“t. C"'“°d“ “sam” it "6 4 l »  g]l“‘¥);‘§_S"£ld:::s o‘;lt';,‘i?;;0nw,2 3330. Boteh ealtswltilh a\Er;;3d?t‘y.B eizrily strengthen the allied defence.   Etc#
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The speaker dealt Will' "le 5”” 't t ta t d complete suis/Noi-Isl, Moron 27. - net-3 .
160 "1" B "e’Y_“`bl° mann" “Eg the l;l)el:l,rS,hd~u<::p\sci';?ly to drink ugees of all nationalities srrlying ME*  A
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Unanimous Opinion i
i that Foreigners will
Never Again Enjoy
the Special Position
They Have Held 'in
China For Man y
Years.
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON. March 26.-Ls the dom-
ination of China by foreigners
at an end? This question is being
iilixlollsly asked ill London, and
the only reply at present to which
everyone agrees is that never in
the lifetime oi' tilcsc now living
will ioreignerii again enjoy the
special position they have held in
China for many years.
.\Iissiolli,lry work is finished, at
least for the time being, and the
whole Yangtse valley _bas been
cleared of icreigllers. who probably
will never return and if they do.
will have to iornl part of the ord-
inary Chinese communities without
si special right or privilege.
For some time to come it will
be possible for foreigners to holl
places like the ilitcrniitlollal Bet-
tlement nt Shanghai, which is easy
to defend from the sea, but at the
same time it is obvious that the
liiolnent the victorious Cantonese
establish some form oft' st,-ible gov-
criimeiii_ the regiment will have to
be llii:di'.ied_ Foreigners will inevit-
ably lose some oi’ their rights and
treaties will have to be closed.
The Britiiib cannot lnaintaln s
lfirge army ioreircr in Shanghai,
_ind the recog: li..cll oi .ln ini-i.
they are ililpi'i_s.=:li'i. upcii .... c'.1.~-i‘
iio\vcl‘s, wild are l'E1..clnnL tu Rd-
iiilt there has been any clitinge.
'l` hesc other powc-rs assert that the
Cantonese movement has yet to be
tested, und they seen to doubt
whether tile ll-.itionalists will con-
iiuer the whole of China. and, if
tlley do. whether they will be able
to bring stability of government to
the country. ' _
They even predict that the Can-
tonese movement will break into
two factions, that fighting will en-
sue and that China will be back at
where she wus before the nation-
alist tnovement begun, But theirs
is little doubt ln the minds of the
British ihui China is on the eve of
the greatest upheaval the world
has ever seen since Soviet Russia
value iilio being because the mom-
ent the lnil-ltnry objects have been
atiiillied and the new status of
foreigners defined an economic
crisis is liolind to arise.
Workers in China have been per-
siiudild like the Russiansf were,
ihrii ii new era is dawning' when'
raises in wages and better living
conditions will come naturally, and
when they halve been disillusioned,
as they are csrtaini to be, even dl
the Russians, the whole country
will be thrown into a turmoil.
So fur no ntiin has appeared on
the Cliiiieso scene who is apparent-
ly bln enough for the gigantic Job
of liltlng the country out of chaos.
and the Bi~l;ish forces may 
tililc to exercise a valuable lntln-
cnce ill welding the future _Of
Chino, but this will be an unurmdi
influence. _ .
It is estimated that there are
5,000 missionaries and medical
missions in China owning valuable
properly, llxost rl. whom will “be
tiiilipelli-ii to ull;iildt».i tilt-ir work
and pi'o|lt»l~ly.
N. H. L. GAMES
E (Canadian Press) ,.
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*Toronto 2. '
Rallgcrs 3, Boston 4. Plttlbufl
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teams - " ' `
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