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Genealogy when subjected to
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CANADA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1929
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Annual Subscriptions Dailvarad |000
Dy UAH, Cllildl lllll Uiirla “-50
 l l  Cases of ll
na
l-lil
 i:-Knnoyeld at
G1-°ipp`e in Berlin
_ lspooiol to The coercion;
DUBLIN, Jan. ii.;-'rho were or
lllllile eweelrlnc over Berlin is ah-
$\INr_| dehreml nrononione
Everymioenth Berliner- ir ui, ol-
llwlgh most of the cases are light. ~
The chief danger emanates from,~
the dverorowded condition oi'
Attit\ldf¢'0f'P93tm83- ' I lliorplteii md nuaiorlnms ow-
ter-Genferal. 5
In ne - _
_ _ _ __ mam the authorities are prepar-
 ' \
ispooiol to-the insaralanl x
coupon, .l¢.u;ii_--__Premier' Baldwin
err idmmirta-rd another  re-
buke to one oi__hia _own ministers.
'"““ §l.“.2r.‘?.°ri?a';§la‘3‘-l»'..°”.....-l’.”'
nam' ~ _ . _ r-
0eneral,' 'ibday a-depiiiation from
the Newspapers' l’.ropr`ieiors‘- Associa-
tion. was received 'b_y_`ths _Prime Min-
ister. eller sir V_Illiioirr“he¢_i previous-
ly reiusediosealthemeadtheywere
eomllelledio lDl>,°\| to Mr. Baldwin.
mrlionigtmii is protlastingagainst
8 _ D _
tion, Dr°du°lnB~-tg .Journal “Listen-
1.-rzixwhgch will `f-be _tliemoggial mag-
s o  tain. in
:he Ovinien ,teiiiowspoper prop-
rietors. this\will,' er unfair compo-
tition. r ‘
Reoently‘the postmaster-general de-
veloD°¢l the habit qi’ refusing to see
er _ Iw_a.s a” yed ' t
 .:::.°"‘..':°~ =~° “fs
r In rs. __ ‘ai ti iam-
ous instance of._whicl'i wxwv ery .-ge
and r-that  woigi , r some
postmaster-zemroi. _hot reached
seg: diédiseratign.” _I . _ ~' - __
nirrohhnd. ongwwiodohfcliurohhi,
hm al-1_0 been !i=li_lie'¢i¢dowh" by their
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and that  _
plone 
ll'l'°l\-Ill 4  ‘-_ -_vi lb
omwumpa.  ,-gig
aim -- t» '_ if
inrorieii the
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A-NND  _ME »
C0 » ’E`°,VENTS.
_-Me _    :Em
"ROBIN -£l;OUR is guaran-
wod to please -'you ter.
°°l>r. email n-start _row homo
prevention cure. lviirdy Btatlon, West-
chester oo., N3.. Usa. 12-is-amos
“Buying live- zen at Kensington
lorcnoon Jan._ lit . .Alden Mosse
~. 'soss~i-ii-sl
"Baud" at Areiia -this afternoon.
 non at a_o_ui_l»roo|r Wed-
nesday. Joh. wth. lego.) furry Jon-.
klns. . ‘ otl-i_~l2-ai
"holding holswat North- Wiltshire
Thursday ldntiobh on the i'itli.
.i.__v__ #__ l._- -M
`o
' to the overflowi or hos
__ schools, and other buildings io
 _in the emergency as a re-
fllge for the sick._
The number of these afflicted
is estimated at 300000. Nearly
ten' per cent oi the department
store pioyees and municipal and '
 companies em- .-
playin are abseht from work.
i\b6\lt_lli’teen per cent of the_$~
'lice loree have MHA “fl”-'F' ._ °
'W tf.:.~'...“.°.ti ‘:.:‘;~..:.°:
w`ave.'lii I -
dropped below
lli
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_Booth ‘Promises -
Answeron Monday
lc sfgi-eps` l_ . _
_ lso_ornw’5"°'r.ii. t»r;,f;:d11T_
bmblll S .. _
aihglf oi" ggiieihi »`¥hmw'ali
me today said uni erm
cu'e|'ull` '- t~_\¢l0l1
xi fraud ddlielbglfrh and ‘
ed his retirement he announ-
ce( that liewvuid give hisfm-
 Mondayi - '» _
 statement on the generals do-
oioioh to eiv_e his answer Mondly WIS
rpg;
issued by his ciilef'_uurse.  1' ;
smith, who oddod: "The gene re- ;
wiv:/'d the dbputatlon Very 051m!!!
and wonderfiilly like- the saint he is.
He heard the decision of the. high
' u me ht i'_ _ his wire.
moit  u&l..°»%&-.r~nvllc;
olily. “I wonder who in- _ ___§'
'Wiientho debutation arrilled he ‘
prayed wll.l'i the ,arid for their fain-
iiier and  iodzod quit/é_ uodirtrub-
od by who they hadto say to him.
Four of the 'inecnbors of the_'deput_a-
tion left spout an hour alter seeing
the generaktand the remaining three
left soon ter. Evangeline Booth
followeddn a low moments. ,There
were tears in her eyes as she depart- '
td- _ - o
YAEIS. Jan. li.-The French
Chtbbr of deputies tonight vet-`
ed niidenee in the government
of _Premier Raymond Poinoare.
'rho court was nil against ess.
if - -_
‘SHEGQTWHAT
SHE WAN TED”
. , _
rum anwsnnsl coimmuir ifuiv
'ro lilvrauslasrlc Annu-:NCB
_ - naar avsumc.. ,
<Ssri.i:i-lorry Jenkins. soda-'i-ii~'ai _ A good stud house rreowd the
_  _popular Mao Edwards Players lu
°'SkW-us witiibuuithis niternooo. , "sho clot whotsho wound." the
‘ _ _ _ 807|! comedy which they presented at the
Prince Edward Theatre last night.
. ` _ `-44---' _
"N°'Ne,°-- ` _-annual meeting of ‘ it is the story of how a young ‘l
tho mmr  amidorr As- and hor room-moto. oo or-chorus alll
soeiation." w bo” ld in Longoreex » start out to get o rich husband for-the
liall Jan. i'lth..‘lt 'I ifciook p. ni- ' girl. -The opening act shows tlm
ti a I
. » ._ _ M-_1-vi-if
4°   .min-
mld  .- = oowiuhoheld
in their room in new von. 
with the iid or a rioou _ieetev _ _
trunk of borrowed clothes _tnoyhisp
out their campaign. The balance oi
io ~." .. ll.. ¢dpee¢|;y.1a'n.. ' the play.showe`d tl1chi'at'R.icl_i`de`l`tl
*se
it  '-*.\_ “ll ' ' Aegooiuuog
Snr ' 'a'weulthy‘resorL ‘Itisherc
mir.: _‘_ _ sm-i-is`-_si ‘ thugs with ner roommritopooins
.r ci _-_
 noe-oiieor our -rnmoon 91 1l\°.fl°h h*_'°.§1°§:‘9“1¥ *° °° °°’.‘
lhnlero I  y
goood; mi i
music,
"~r. '
ul'ri rf
tht 'illbit
,aitai'i'ieali-
‘~’ "tr ' -UN
.-lv `
ss;
§_.E*§~e‘
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as her mother, starts on hor search
fronted by a wa e synetheart who.
withfhls grh_odia_thei7.`runs the -hotel
ivcretheglrlaareshylna Hehas
amen i-nridro. 3 tiller# -‘°*§°."i*°f`ei\d £1 l!'°tf°°l"li`“
idrpuia lor » _special mint Mums
the guests in the hotel is-a man who
ir _trvlnltv ret the formula oy hook
or  his daughter and her
ilan bo aid him in his schemes
' with me old or the rrmdwher
ortlie boy she outwiis theinailand
hoipr me inure his iortuoo by
.N V1 - __ _ ~~
H17 the girloverbears them Plotting
l
'selling tliueblyor-mall is the substance
or-iiupioy. 
diiaii
`l§\li‘ _ `  _ gym; `
 "‘l““-"""°i1l"°’lr.’.l“-'“-"'
are ,mimi 
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Argument in Applica-
. tion For Certiorari in
Malin vs Perry Con-
' eluded yesterday -
- Judgment Reserved.
, _
The .argumerit in the application
for certiorari in tho case oi Mann
va. Perry, which involves the im-
portant question oi the constitu-
tionality ol the legislation appointixig
the Prohibition Magistrate, Mr.
George J.,Tweedy, was concluded
yesterday in the Supreme Court bc-
fdre -the full bench. '
Judgment was reserved.
At the morning session Mr. Thane
Campbell, for the respondent in' re-
suming his argument, said -that there
abpeoilfd to be two main limitations
inthe power-'oi the court in pass-
ing om writs oi' certiorari.
The mst is that"_slnce a writ or
certiorari involves the review of a
record of atrial in a lower court,
the superior court is bound to re-
view only matt/ers oi' that, record and
that record only. rbi' instance. they
cannot take depositions into consid-
eration. as these do not form port
cl the record. Counsel citleti two
cases in support of this contention.
_ In this case, the question which
the court may deal with is not whe-
ther the magistrate had any juris-
diction but simply whether he had
Jurisdiction in this case-also if he
were, in tact; biased, or if thleiewcre
any irregularities in the proceedings.
All these things are ma-tiers of the
record. He submitted that the ques-
tion whether the ' magistrate was
properly appointed, or. whether, ‘ln
general, lie had jurlsdiotiam, Wolf
outs,id_h oi the record, and hence not
within the 'purview ofthe court..
 'rhe second point riurtim' me
 must be voldable- and
not already void as counsel for ap'
plicant claimed they Were.-
Couxise-l quoted 0B5es~.to show Tllill-
a writ oi’ certiorari held only where
proceedings were conducted lmDi°olJ~
erly before an authorized tribunal.
and that such a writ did not llc
where the tribunal was improperly
ooiistituted. In such cases the DY0-
ccedlnss Wdfe not voldable- they
were void ab initio. and certiorari
was held not to be ailblicable.
where spurious tribunals
were wthollt author-
mr held that
wr-us and cer -
tiorgri as there was
no 1912-
review.
reviewed by
oi certiorari.
thenreverted to his
argument Ln resold
-the reservations
or superior and
to the Federal.
section 96 of
saying that it
if the F6850"
and im-
ot such
would
-W-W_'
these
s=.§3?g
BP
that
WWE
out by the Iwi
of such couns was
hands oi the M0-
arid it was they
courts their
to civil laws
that 2
courts
time
WI-S
the
pro-
without
believe '
was by °°.°,'
‘ r
 ?:;s:_~':.:r.f.@:.€f'Sl Hlsllul nil 
_;1¢
A"l¢1fN1”¢1h_ 1 3 ' . -'Report Comqrms
New nlslurl, India, .nu ii.-
Pubilr-ation of' a proclamation ln
an Afghan newspaper today re-
vealed that King Amannliah oi'
Aighanistiu ‘has yielded to the
rebels in thiirawing nearly the
Wlwlo progratn of his western rc-
fonna. Afghan :iris sent to Tur-
key to be educated are to be re-
._oauod. Thi, rurddh or seclusion
'of women kystem is_.io be restor-
_ cd. conscrlption is to be with-
drawn, wornen's associations are
`io be closed, European dress
 is discarded and soldiers are per-
,',|oiiowerii of holy men or “Pirs".
mitted in the hltiire to become
Canadian Bnys ;K1ng’s music, spolcfiat a public luii-
' Will lie Helped
     G li ll Hilton  `
_ ‘Snr-cial io the Guardian;
f There Is No Change to ..rfr‘lKllfr)Ay"'r'§¢¢llS1l.'f. ‘o°§'if.l2i'
 Report In His Majes-'
ty’s Condition. --
‘ iSpeeisi to the Guardlani |
1 LONDON, Jail. ll.-An unusually
Hong consultation among the doctors
lattendlnu the King took place this
lmorning. It lasted three hours and
‘was attended by Lord Dawson of
_Penn, Sir Stanley Hewett. and Sir
li-lush Rigby. But tonight the ilrst
‘two of this trio issued n bulletin in
jwhich they said: "The King had u
_restful day. There is no change to
report in His Maiesty’s condition."
Sir Edward El master of the
report confirming that Yang yu.
Ting had been shot to death in
Mukden. Anxiety ‘was |¢|¢ |n
T°llyo. as it was realized that the
situation held dangerous possibil-
. ities. Lotooi unomoiol advice.-
from Muliden said that Genorgl
Chilli! USN!!-I-|1!l\5'. Guvernorof
MBll¢|\llI'l8. had invited Yang Tu-
'|`|ll8 and Chang Yin-Hniii to his
heedfiurirterr at 1 ohiooi hui
night. When they arrived they
were surrounded by urmgg 90|.
diem and conilned to the room.
Then Gen. Chang elm;-gm bo",
with certain crime" und hge,
ihey_were led out d
shot- an sliminarily
‘ cheon tpdny and couuaeiled his hear-
BFS lv l8nore advorse rumors relating|
'(0 the X108- He said: "We have thc
|satir:lactlon of knowing that the
-King ls slowly rr-.cove ii d 1
By  few months, unless til-eric? Dinan gcclil
icomdirh i-ross;
wnsmrrsc, Jon. 11-canadian?
boys _will be given the same oppol'-|
tunlty to settle on land of their own
as lads from Great Britain, it was
stated by Hon. Robert Forkc, Min-
ister of Immigration. here today.
- “We want Canadians lo know that
we are just as ready to help Canadian
boys settle on the land. as we are i/0|
'help boys from Great Britain", he
declared.
_-When the provincial govemment
cxprisaes its willingness t/oput upa
loan or $1.250, to Canadian boys to
settle in Manitoba, be they 'fami or
fity lads and have shown the"requl.s-
_le initiative and acquired the neces-
sary experience. the dominiion gov-
ernment, Mr. ‘Finke declared, would
be ready to make the same loan to
the canadian boys as it does ropros.
out ip the British. )
'No'-_deiiniw plan has been worked
out, the; minister stated. because
re has been practically no d
similar to that for sriturihoys.
xv/n U3Cl-nddlanboys for a scum
‘dent we shall have him among us
' again." `
GALEUUNIAN
CLUB LEGTUHE
g Judge Stewart Delivers
’ Excellent Paper on
_ _ “Undercurrents In-
fluencing the Island’s
Decision as to Union
_ with Canada.” _
The first of timledonmu Club's I
Hoover Returns
_to Washington
i fSll¢¢|al to The Guardian)
WASHINGTON, Jan.. ll.-Hoover
is here. Ovcrsliadowlng all other hap.
lwlllllgs at the National /Capital is thu
retum to Washington of President
elect Herbert Hoover, For tho time
bel-"8 the centre of attractions has
shift/ed from the White House ami
-even from the Capitol to a suite of'
rooms in the Mayiluwer Howl.
I It is about two months since lioovcr
left Washington toward the closq ol
thc presidential campaign, to vote in
his home state of Caliioniia. Since
then has come his smashing victory
at thc polls, and his spectacular tour
of South America. Probably no man
has ever more continuously colum-
anded the “front page". Even now, not
only is his every movr: chronicled, but
mucii is being u1'itt.cn upon his sli-
cnco, and there is lots of that, Thr-
Wls( old owl that sat on the oak was
genes of lectures was i mst N' ,loquacious in comparlslon with the
m._¢,he °1u|,,_,,°,,m_,  Hl;i1go:._'\ .<ohiiix_ihst is now letting everyone
Judge Stewam rise do the talking.
The speaker of me 0,-enmg was There is something remarkable
introduced by Mr. John Anderson.
i who occ - t
upled the chair. The tl le of
th- most interesting lecture which
about thi- situation. Perhaps it is that
Hoover is an enigma. Hs- ocl‘tal.nLv
has everyone gucxssing now. Perhaps
H d thin s.
Reauged Rates’ -exhibited much painstaking rosodrrh it ls oxpectmlcv. 0°*/er Des K
» ' n' an" '_T1e ' eve thin is luiming smoothll |
Canadian Marcom cu' mm°u“nced’ ef' I 2lul’hf§;o1;x.i§l§:;;TDn'l'h};ulall‘§'   hoirllsc aiidgat the extensive suite Y
fective Jan' M’ the establishment of in the ccmplete defeat of the gov- of ten rooms ocolllllcd HS bllsmess
reduced “tes mr mgmletwrs betweenf eminent which sponsored it. Doubt- licaduuarters in the Hotel Ma,l'fl0W¢\`-
the caster” “me °l Canada' 0m’“'l°'f less this conservatism was largely washington; finest hostelry. There. il
Quebec and the Maritimes, find “ul due to the fact that the population wmpeteiit corps of secretaries, steno-
plnes 1" Great Bmw" and mmlemlivas as it is now largely agricultural. gr-sphere attnclies are quietly. fllrw
ireland who mo wui be sz for 50~ .rouge stowm.'poid lr glowing en- t,,,m,,,, gnu honoring with uuorim
Wards' and four “nts wr e°'°h'ad` Ibute to the late Hon. J, C. Pope the hmmm courtesy the procession of Call- `
dmoml wma' These messages  Mime Minister of the Island, through em who Seek to see the “big chief".
telegmphed °° any d°°“m`m°“ ml whose energy, foresight and deter- ` _
Great Brltian and nortliem Ireland. mimmom me railway was hmm The
The establishment of this service docs
was "Undsrcurrent5 Influencing the
What villl he do next? Hercmfore his
o Islondg Dedsfon ag 1,0 Union Wim actions have been characteristically
F01'  Letters lCanada.” prompt, decisive, timely, for Herbert
_ Prince Edward Island, he said, had Hoover is an efficiency. expert.
' always been the most conservative Take ihcl present situatlon.1St;:l§l`l§
I fthe in . This ' l b i' O0ll80d S¢l1\‘°Y&8C ll! `
Iolgapscuig MOT? guardhlln 1 ‘lho wagrlh szelfieh it trlzhslrlgdmirol t;mvv:slIllmwl\»~WlthI11 tvveuty four
wisdom of his course is shown among
rm s“p°‘°5°d" ""y°fth°°’dnm3M““" cthe thi s by the pivisent' insist-  fCat'S B8aten ,
.. .. 7 ' ng'» ‘ ‘
“ml *"“r"l°°' 0m°m5°“*h°l°°mmny if. Iemarid for more branch lines
declared the reduction to be duo toe’ t Whom ana-
' ` Th -nu-e . c 1 . ’
keen competition for cable bushicss. !Pope_u djsigténrgged °(:nd pM‘,l1of_ic_\  
--~---_----= having served so wen their any and
no also oiled other cares to sliowhltnefelflon. richly donor-vo th? fratl- _...__
tliat masters of tho courts and ol-lim' Wd” °f "h"`°°““"-V' Th”-V ‘°d "'“ l C mm," pre,”
such omccrs have had ,conferred on “"“‘;h“"m‘¥§d ?'§fm  °“  HALu,.A;{"JBn_ n__Ham“ wal-
them by pwvmcml legmmtim WW- 'ho 'lllllr :ii l?utlclilly declarcd that vcrirics defeat/ed the Truro 1305113*/5
ers which, at the time of Oooiiedera- SP" P _ 0 hockey mam,
mm were exercised solely by Judges the least we could do in honour of in an Edstcrn Lcoitulzt _ goo”
_ _ WD ~
-1   --<1 me     :‘..;";‘;t    
‘l°""' "“°““h' mmm' n‘“"‘°d W" 1? 1- uilro ming tho oroviurlhl rule wuuouir' rwrocl their fourth
cuncunam with tm Jurmdioumm af blliidqmg which iuvd own the rcslllli cons(-rutlvn ll3oisinri'i League hockey
the Superior and County Courts, of 33:10* kborsu ,ggi zoggiimisg “awry here l|0g1ggLt dgfcaymg (lu
mmk it nwessan, bo so as fm. sms iovkb tu e mu 011. _ Halifax Bocius y 0 <
. - prepared io sub- _
os. he lufrdwm. we-»» 1- 55,33, ;‘¥;:,, ,,.,,, .,, .,....., .., .... _.. -___-.. --- --
In the present case, he did not
this ease is conieri-ed on the prohi-
bition magistrates, concurred .wifrh| 1‘.'Jud8a_.Bwwm_£ than touched on me  m\_oR` _
the county courts, was conferred lm much “mad _l \
the il:-st pirtco on them courts by the ;P.f‘!°;1“‘f“:0’“&“i5‘1L°p°w’d‘““¢`; MM; “_ ' NWS A l\1"l|N(\
P'°vl'°°m lwmmtum' I" seems “Fl litictans. otllcers and others 11'# ‘ 0CCA5l0l'l \5
l the erection
““`~d"'° “‘°'°°°° ‘M ‘he ‘°“°'““"‘f'. ground of :thc undo or tho island
°‘“°° "“"”‘“ 5"” °~“°_“ "°'"°"' °°“ o lot. out more people revvllfol , ALWAYS ' 
“°l “ll” °" "‘°‘“" mem' - y hurt this system and tho tenant
Haro them is no attempt to trans-
aga' boi nd the eu
for iurisciruou given ww °°“' by mano come mm M atbot troops
Parr io of' rho criminal o,odei'§uob "_‘°“'"'*‘*‘_W?"`°"°“\°""“°-° ` /' `\ ‘
ri proceeding it attempted. would be “sg” °“ ! mmm mu; ° (5/it 
ultra vires: but such is not the 683°
i l, s gov
here. Jiiw powers and julvlsdlcti0DS ’”"”“" "
m tee are solely for the Pll!'P°B0
of the county court Elven these ‘°°nm“'°d °“ N5' 3) _ ` " vr '7x;,,r -
- .fi z
agistra ‘
l_h-yingprombiuoh eases; tha right _ _ __ _ _ _ ~' E % __-.:_._:
3““'“"““°""°“"¢‘l'r¢“h‘frr‘f.’"‘?,`2` me Railway Veterans __  'li -
in movin: the
rule, Mr. Camalrii. summed ug l;!;l
contentions., _ste _ 8 that W "3 l
Provincial clovemmenis to makeflaalivs
w_  or prohibit the alle o -
oohglid liiiétom was recognized by l-31°
pu'Lif;"lo> ek _ - or
c'as'ea‘ii.rising unit? F1141! ‘W5-
'iir.' yoiuituin on ueiiali or the ap-
puooht urs dealt _with the theorie§
uhdreosons given by Mlf. CINPN
for thof division pi authority Wim
regard’ to thosamhmmtglhgdira;
tice. between Dolnlll -
-l British North
Provinces under the “th
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.ref
\_| andooiility
U* DUl$ll'l“¥l WU
.Of &l\V¢UiQh0¢»
QINII.
" -hbiabliliilel
,
_ _
w  aa. 1 ii.-an
I Hold Meeting
_
hbd 01° r The regular monthly-meetiiig of thc; _ '
Island Railway . Veicrlilli Club was:
held in tho oiumroom 'thru-rdaywtho_
ioth niet.-`-.in-usident John ir. so-,'
yr
for-_tho purine-or-ir ' the mom
._ in' fir! _ |.¢|;:|¢m|_
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Address Delivered By
Sir E. J. Harding Be-
fore London Insti-
tute.
(Canadian Preset
LONDON. Jan. il.--Equality oi
:-latiii; between Great Britain andthe
Domlnions. was tim subject of an ld-
dress by Sir ~E; J.-Harding beforetni-
institute of public administration to-
night. `
The speaker confined his remarks
in thc practical application of thu
pronouncement of the imperial con-
fcreucc. 1926,’ to everyday problems
in tho government of the self-goth
cming dominlonn. He emphasized
the positive side of the dcclaratiouoi
the principle of equality ol status,
namely, the present c_o-oporatidn'be-
tween tho home and tile riominiml
govemments and futher co-operation
which he saidjwas still possible.
He said that the value of the new
ooliception of the British Empire de-
pended largoly on tho fact that the
principal of the 'equality of status was
founded on thc basis oi' ii desire for
co-operation ii_i_actuai fact. This oo-
nperalion, lic went un, could be ach-
ieved by four means. namely, por-
_scnal consultation, periodic confer-
ciiccil. ist-undliig _joint i>od`I~s and
recurrent colreslmudencc.
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Reception at
Govt. House
llipcciai to The Glmrdian)
>TOR¢0N'1lO, Jan. ll--The qlibt
.<tr¢~:~to about government house loci:
til an appearance uf unusual activ-
ity yesterday afternoon when nearly
iourtccii hundred 'lloronl/o women
railed on Mrs, William Ross on this
occasion of the first reception of _tho
new war. The lineup in from, of a
downtown theatre on the occasion
ol a popular play falls far short of
me stream of women which went in
Gwei'iimfuii, House yesterday after-
noon to my its _concerted respects
io the with of thc Lieut.-Governor.
Mounted traillc policemen' watched
rfie streets about Government Blouse.
diiectiiig tho traillc in two slowly
moving lines, into Chorley Park.
In
nnual Meeting
P. E. I. Fire
Underwriters
The Annual Meeting of the Prlhcn
Edward Island Board oi’ Fire Under-
urltors took place on January 9th.
1929.' at 3 p. m. with the President,
MI. Noel Ii. DeBloia, in the Chair.
In the course oi’ the Becretarys Ra-
port it was shown that the Eire U
dmwi-tiers' Board was compcscdx
fifty-five strong Insurance Uomven-
Lar. rcp`i~o»ontrd by tho following
/iuents:-~<'H,vndman dt Company. Lui..
l-I. R. Brow, W. K ltogors Oouueahy-
Ltd.. D. li. Stewart. Higgs do Oom-
pany, Lui.. H. M. Davison. Md. Do-
mois amd. Ltd.. J. A. Wooster, 12.
Frlgal' MncNutt, A. R.. Mclxmis. VZ.
G. Hogg. T. W. Beutloé/. Moore Bm
During the course of the year _.
Companies roprcscnted - by l-hw'
/irzcnis paid out in Fire Losses In
llic Province of Prince Etbvurd island
nearly 575.00090. .' -
In the olectiori of officers (or lim
rho results were as follows:
President--T. Ed8&i' lMacNui.t; VW*
Prrsidmit-Arthirr R. Mc1`i'misi~9eo-
' roiary-Charles ii, Bear. _ _ :
Cardlll. Waite. plans to give 
public schzolninstniotioii on _
clanlcrs.
Tho Shannon h_\-droolcotric probs
in lretaiid will bc completed
1929. -

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