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'°"‘ ‘ “‘\‘ ~ A Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew ' '
Readb ver bod $3*
Oli' A
MERCHANT
Some one said that the dreamer
lives forever, but the toiler files In a
day: no wonder Thackaray asserted
that the world is a looking-glass and
gives back to every man the reflection
of his own face; frovwn at it and it
in turn will look souxly upon you;
1
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. ' laugh at it md it becomes a Jolly
` ~ companion.
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  0 War. to Blockade--MacDonald
`”""""`” ` wiii.iisl "
~Canadian Honor
Is Now Involved
Dominion Bound To Outlaw
War As National _Policy-
Premier MacDona1d Guest At
Distinguished Gathering-The
Demilitariaation Of Halifax
Will Be Discussed. . `
A
(Special to The Guardian) |Premicr’s Laurentian home, will
UITAWA, Ont., Oct lil-Precisely' form an essential part of the confer
'Discoverer Of_
Radium » ‘
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a year ami' his last visit, and in the ences. They will discuss pressing __ _ ____________ _
capaci then of leader of His MB- uestlons, but the content of those `
ty ii
iestyu Loyal opposition. night Hon. leurs will not be as iully announced Mme- Mlric S\=°“>"Wl‘e Cllflcr °°'
J. _Ramsey srsevonsid, with nu as were lihose on tne nepldnn creek. iiinccvcrcr 'of “Mom who rcccotlv
daughter, Miss rslihel. come to the for while the units on the asian or ssllcdlrom Peril fcr Now YH* 0"
capital yesterday morning es prune that now historic streern were more her accom! iriii io Amcflcl- 0m¢"|'
Minister of 'Great Britain, afier an for the purpose of "creating condi- can women admirers will Pl'¢l°1I¢ ll"
exhausting day in Toronto. He was tions," to use the words of Premier with a gram of radium. '
given an ofiicial and rousing wel- MacDonald, “the chats at Kinas-
come by Premier urokénne xing mm. in the absence of the solvent
andma:nbcrsofh.isCabinet,andby atiectscfaripipiingbriooklwiilbeon
sir wuuun cisriro, mltisn men unotty eoonornie me politics; po- w I I-  '   T
Comminicnier A little later at Gov biems." Demilitariaaaicn of the naval
ernment House. Mr. Maenaxiaid liar- .station at Halifax. will be one of
inittedtoauiniei“vlew,andthe`i_ihe those topics-:that much is certain.  
and Premier King motored out to llliholldh Mr. MacDonald in l’°SiM‘-
the letters summer home at Kings- dar mominzli interview. softened
mere. where during the afternoon the blow by inilmltios ihlt many
they held the flint of their co fer- 1 fl _ _ __
moss on questions arising_ out oi .iool¢'licf11l'tho1i¢li" te`as`ture`_c '_
 fthe' eriusu _l_rn'_s'tnst_noinm¢ would so dons Eiof""~' -____ '$5 ~~
  _  _,_____,_illi‘s. visii
oanmouweuth. _ .~ Hauler without fullest -consultation ‘5P°°
 ' H - . _ an cove _
Kinlemere, but they will probably sit the fullest oPPOrtuni_.y for the Can Domws vmm ,rms ms
WASHINGTON. Oct. lB-Prolid-
PUVIER WITH
A ‘
liament Depends On
~What_ We Say, Says
Lloyd George. '
_-_
Press Staff Correspondent.)
(By George Hambleton, Canadian
_ Right. Hon. David Lloyd George
intends in use the Liberal power in
the House of Commons with restraint
in the sessions opening shortly.
"We have secured the balance of
power in the House." he declared to-
diepeilda on what the fifty-eight Lib-
depsnds on them. 'they will exercise
their power with restraint.
War Honors
Awarded ` To
_ - Local Unit
--_ Q
OTTAWA. Ont.. Oct. 18-In the
supplementary list of battle honors
which militia. regiments are entitled
f-liillal'y'Force units which auch fell-
ments perpetuate. 160 battalions are
They may not sit on a log at with the Canadian Government and __ H __ Wm mt retm Prim’ d;,p¢e,d'0f_ mg, reducing the num.
ber still to be dealt with to a small
before a log for libs fireplace, which adian people to decide what course umukf M” - figure. The Department of National
' _ _ . been doiioiuiy deemed. though use
is the only means of heating in the should be pursued. the necessity for ____ tw connection u
_-_--_ this discussion, no doubt, arising out
announcement
effect that the Pres
Defence has had the information re-
g rding thou battle awards publish-
_ I
ANNOUNCEMENTS, °f _§§c__f=°i i§_~i___=f;s sucsfg 1;- §,"f_;§,"d§;“_};, mn, ,O ,,_,,, ,,,_ ... ... ......... r...<l......... ......_
OOMJNG avams, "‘° ""°° ° °°"' °“‘ ' ...... in. ......... ... uewonm
hemisphere durrlig his administra-
- MacDonald and that, whatever Mr.
MEETINGSr` ETC- Macbonaild and his Gover1mient"er
- --- Mr. King and his Governmcntmay
°°°m°k°“ 'upper 'md bam” “think of the' suggestion, the former
_._ ` » Ottawa. 'Phat the proposal wil! re-
ihtshrifh is dll
tion.
Dairy Homestead" is Postponed until no party at ottawa having the ner- W“‘°“'“ °"‘°‘P‘° ‘“ ‘°‘
tuesday, as inet., in lvlsrshileld rinli. mood ,O mp, , mov, th" WDM proposed live power naval limitation
arouse sentiment, not only in Hall- `P“°l°y “ned by tm Brmsh ‘°v°m`
d in January.
9308-10-i8-2i
oe ' fail and Nova Scotia, but throughout
Iaiewre b Rev. A. L. Sinn tt.
y ° my Th nu lm of ma and would use this as a.n opportunity
ment to meet in Lori on
3°" mv" mu' T"°‘°”' °°°°°°' tm Dm °n" ° ° °r oi reiurnln the visit Prime Minis
ea. suhieot “Trip to our-open' Panama emu and the ister propos- S . ‘
_ 930¢.10-13..gl _au urged m o°um.°"_ for pmwmm _ ter MacDonald made to Washingtont.
._ ' _"" of the entrances tothat waterway by
°°Y°“‘ ”‘”‘° “‘°°° "°°"’°°°° 1 peso in Porto also or lr the
- Some seo in the announcexnen
at nope River, 'November ii and 12. fresh in the minds or people in this N* W" °’ L* ' "'
‘ 93°5'1°'13'3| Capital, and an assurance from the tlgetl? P°"t‘; 5;? __:“‘i__;?:;’;eP;°_‘;;:
“_” umi-to Home ln t navel protection ° ° W” °' °
°°\TW|‘lld muh l°°di“¥ “"9 55°” M th, pawn.; ¢tm_1 M. 1;, mum.. bla South American goodwill trip. If
W'”*°'“Y °°°°”°' 33" ‘Nm “°°“ ‘ ns does this it would seem to be
,mm ¢m.,g °»cMk_ D_ N_ M.,K,,y_ lon would cease with domlutarisatisn _ _ __
laentary.
9325-10-19-21. It Halifax and Bermuda is doembd
a pre- equisite.
“me Clifli, D, D. - Blllrt IIOW The time md me pn” uf gh. pm..
huns prevention cure now at Purdy _pond wnferenu on lmperm "mm
llatlm, Westchester Co., N. Y., U.S.A. vm be th" lwjwt d th. ‘uh
U10
"hu rstn Across the 1-ilu" wul at Kinsimcrc. Ottawa hu bmi wr-
U prannted by the Tryon B. Y. P. U. gesi/ed as the meeting place. but it il
iilmrs in North River.Mo1idur. Oct- believed that me ultimate 'eaoios
aint; If 'mom . asia-io-io-ai. - _ ,W
WW- Y _ will he London. 'rhore will he mu
, ' """"' canvasaofviewaastoWhlt°°lWWl
'nge-we , oewaer me
mr omg.” §,‘:;f,‘1:’_, st mmm., plane lor author rtlnruirting of ln-
na1l_liago,uuslo,eto. sail-io-in-ai. tra-imperial irldc wi bc dcvilcd-
-_--- -1 particularly in view of the not alw-
'°|\lll\lUlbll' Blk Of H0136 UOOHDU ggthpf pggmu Meal prbposi of til
entirely harmonious wth suc a
r ` policy that Canada would be one of
the olcccs to he visited. _
EMBEZZLER
_ (fhriadlan Press)
NEW ORLEANS. Ls., Oct. 18.-J.
ll! lbltilt Ladies’ Guild. Saturday ' _ Philip Hatch, former wholesale pro-
ams-seen at Moore ar iaoneodr.-asia. "‘;;"n:‘flfm4 md hh mmm, dm Bm", 0, B,,,,,,,,_ .,,,, mum
05.; *um Q,-"mp, md My-,_ will remain here until sunday even-
' Bkewl" Comwall ing, when they will leave by ‘WGN
today as, the steamshlp Athenaa
docked from Havana on a charge of
Blueggea 'sin l ' _ ' -
Wedntilag, twerilyn-third. Homemade ,u-gin ge; Mpnmu, The .talks ba- embussiing 8130.000 from the Boston
will fwsais. If weather unlavar- oem, ch, we prune mmm; will branch of the lack of Nova Scotia.
abiaioliowins nicht- ”"- so resumed wsu. but it is unsur-
°°oloa`iosdin¢ie'heu nl r, 0 '
QW* nmymhglfllurqummhmvmwnmil in 
nun” nth fo men; mir. complete rest from Public fimotiont -
atdod that today and Biihdly tha ¢il~
. fe
fl! NN' ‘ oon, hogs. lambs arid _ riewspeperlncn who ini_wvie_w\d - ____ _
“*\'¢°- fi; -_ om-in-ia-ai. rrernier iunury meooneid si asv- "nw" ‘mmm on n__,°_ g
'qu-‘WW u°°““i °f "h° Tm” ernment House yesterday ihofiilx.
nivorr alder ro ci y will . »
inmwn ' one  “"°° *“'“ *‘°" “° '°'“‘“ W ‘°""¥ re arcs, museum rertv lesser,
¢  » |ofrscept|on_s;iaicrvisws.dlN\i'laN ~ ' j  '
clliuoiadelm ia. J.  speeches with which ii  Mill ;';:f°‘|:“p_,*"::' 2:1,” dnmnmm-
r
I
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f
_f  me-lo-ia-sl. iiunisuru workin; any is eiewdad.
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fl* °h°’° "“°° replied the distinguished loot. "I
' .ffi";i...i°i:;.i in no ...... 1 i-oi
louris; Wednesday ,
_ _ "'§~‘,,,'§ff_’,'|'f§l fooatinuod on his li .
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i in
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Cabin via iuuiarsi-¢?iemisr ltan_l0!
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tiled”
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their
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The announcement was undoubt-
Bturgeon Hall Tuesday, October 22. ,diy mn.,-lg for the purpose of pre-
. 086-10-it-4i-wed.-frl~sat.-mon. 1.’ remy cbuged t° “lk I" ov” mlvenelng speculation as to whether
history would repeat itself and Pros-
ce ve s or t ere rea Y con- .
“rho cornwau-York play "old ceded. 'rho chief reason is Political. "“”“' H°°"°’ "°“ld ’°u°" Tux'
d e e
_ s mu y more than simply the negative state-
tb W_0¢l\0l¢ll¥. October 23. 0 ls 2 ‘dqummon :mm -GN" Bmun by ment as to what he will not do, but
~ n 92984 _ llwricans of some trade of Jamaica ""1 mm it th’ 9°"m"° ‘m'°m°°°
sq-hmpnivml Dinh” md Buggy for fortification purposes, ia Itill ul” li' 1° hh ?:'::;__c"° °‘:_'_';_l_::
The following is included in the
Maritime list:
Chariot?/etowrl. P. E. I. 105th Can-
RESTRAINT
PONTYPRIDD. Wales-. Ott. 18.-
night. ‘What happens in Parliament
crisis say. The life of this Parliament
iadlim Iillllllry Battalion, C. E. F.
F 1° e rce` Fighting
'Between Soviets
And Japanese
(Bvwlal io the Guardian)
f toe was killed.
,.
poration in the ancient Guildh
the city. The spectators included
bury, and prominent society leaders
boy scouts.
Edward Island Hlzhlanders).
Great ." IBN-17
TOKIO, Oct. 18»`-Piirthor !i¢ht.ih3.
between Chinese and -Boviet troops
near the Junction of the Bunlarl
and .Amur Rivers. was reported in
Japanese dispatches from Harbin
today. Official Chinese messages
state that fierce fighting took place
` Tuesday in the neighborhood of
Sankiangkow. during which the .
commander oi s Chinese landing
o
BAIJEN Plllllll
§l$ HUNIIRED
LONDON Oct. 18.-The City cor-
all
today presented Lord Baden Powell
, chief scout with the ircedom of
the
Lord Mayor and Mayoress, city dig-_ °
nitaries, the Archbishop of Canter-
=LordBsdepPowellisfounderofthe
(perpetuated by the Prince Edward
_ ' "Tho
vid
Colchester and _Hants Regiments
WUMEN ARE
“I.|G|BlE FUR
in
ill illlif
Privy Council Decision
-Five Vacancies At
Present In The Sen-
ate.
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(C‘aua.disn Press)
UITAWA, Ont., Oct. 18.-On
learning _of the decision of the jud-
Opposes Plan To
Have Native As
BLOEMFONTEIN, South Af-rica-
Oct. I8-A motion asking congress
to affirm it as desirable that a
South African should be appoint-
ed the next governor-general
cpm, before the Orange Free
State Nationalist Party Conzr¢SI
last night. Prime Minister James
B. Ilertzog expressed the sincere
hope that it would not be accept-
ed. I-le gmphaslzed the point
that the governor-general must
ba gutglde che political arena!
“Where is there anyone in
South Africa. standing outside
and above polltlcs'."’ he llk¢d»
icial committee of the Privy Council
that women were eligible to become*
members of the Senate of Ca.nada,|
Prime Minister Mackenzie Kring saidi
that he was very pleased. He addedl
that it had been the .intention of the
government, had the decision been
against the admission of women as
members of the Upper Chamber, to
introduce an amendment to the'
,British North America. Act. The de-
islon of the judicial committee
however makes this unnecessary.
_ Although Mr. King did not com-
ment further, it is asuined here that
since the govcmment was prepared _
The Prime Minister concluded
that no improvement was poa-
slble in regard to the present gov-
ernongenerztl, the Earl of Ath-
loue. This fact proved how need-
less it was to ask for the appoint-
ment of a South African. The
resolution was withdrawn.
DGIGANTIE
c...-ce.....i S W I N D l E IS
ulliiilfn
Nearly ‘Half Million
Dollars Involved In
“Scheme of Chance.”
(Canadian Press) -
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct_ i8.-TWC
men were arrested today in a. police
raid, and arc charged with operating.
covered approximately $100,000 worth
of lottery tickets and stubs on the'
Cambridgeshire Derby to be run Oc-
tober 31. The pool is an annual affair
conducted in Canada by the Army
and Navy Veterans of Quebec unit
number thirty-three at Quebec. At
least $400,000 worth of stubs were
found, which means that the pur-_
chasers of the tickets in Cleveland
and North East Ohio are out just
that much. The stubs confiscated by
B R E A C H I S the police must be turned over tothe
Canadian officials, if ticket holders
' are to be given a chance at the $200.4
, 000 in prizes. Safety director Edwin'
D. Barry said the police would at-
tempt to compel the two men arrest-
io 80 to the extent 0! amending the _._ ed, Benjamin Camar. 43, and Charles
British North America Act, it will RusSi.a  Rose, to surrender the money to
Island Light Horse and tba Prince doubtless in the very near future, Betwgen . G t charity or retum it to ticket pur~'
eppoiut one or more women to the - ~Chm3-°S0Vlet ov ° chcccfc- He cxorccoed the opinion
s,n,,¢p_ ~ -  Pl-opggal that the lottery in Canada. would not
 -src ri can in ine ‘ .bc legal without the stubs hole aero.
_ -éenow`f'ft'in"`2rl:4iz;anzrri .ne fro`rn ' Put Forward By Ger' 'M calc honed wires o»_naloi=n-of-
. Manitoba d t from ebec many, flclals of the lottery, that if they__
windsor N.s.>..wi1i have the follow "n “'° ' ___ wanted the stubs they must psy lor
\ing inscription: The Great War
Flers Courceletw" “Thiap al" "An
Vimmy 1917.” ‘A.l‘l¢\l!. Boarpe 1917
chendaele." "Amicus," “Hindenb
Line," "Canal du Nord." “Cambrai
1918." “Pursuit to Mona." “Fran
and Flanders. 1915-18."
.tc =»=»1¢»°=.°=+.ciei=_ -cc   c~i-orc me cef-
 »_o~n»»a;oacy_ __
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C6
To Police-Humane
_ _ A p p e a r_ I
lladadandhiawifearelaid to
.cor¢lr. nuimnosoeirtyoriioer wirooiimmde wurrrurtrortaeirerreei.
The boy wandered into a police station crying broksnly. Between tears li
told the lieutenant a tale of brutality.
Pa ren ts Sea red Boy s Hands
With Iron as Punishment
Detroit Newsboy 'Revealed Tale Of Brutality
And Parents Are Summoned To
DETROIT, MIDI!-, Oct. Ili-Eleven year old 18605 llMlAd’a lllnils ln
wrists were seared with a red-hot iron by hls.par\n°te, because he took f
himselfa few pennies from his earnings as a newsboy, Recorder Judg
Ohlllel L Bartlett Wll wld yookrday. _
Judge Bartlett summoned the parents; Mr. and Mrs. Charles lladad,
appear before him Saturday 'to answer to charges of' cruelty.
A
0
Society Took Action
n C o u r t .
have admitted the story to Charles
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llpoolalloihafiaardlaa)
WASHINGTON. D. 0-. 00|. ll
-Becretaryllhirylsstfmson who
tookaleadingpartinthenoent
Aaglo~Amarieaunavl-ldiseuaslen.
has been eileesa by President
»!!ooverto'aetasehtefAmerican
spokeaman,'wliau than negotia-
tloasnaehtlairfnitloainthe
eoulliiglnndaacoafdanaa
li0NDON._0oi~l|.-Anywldow
whohttshewaatadaehanoafer
har ahillrwa in the Doiliinlooa.
lil|l0ll|l!'l\0‘r°_l'o|lPllPlewl¢
tolllolth thelia
itil.
éfilt
§§r;i5
slit.
ment will resign tomorrow as tile ni-
ault of its defeat in the general elec-
tion _and will bs au-:realise by ‘a Labor-
 Last Minute liows Flashes
 headed  James !_lsl°,"v.
.. . sf. . _,
WP!-
LONDON' Oct. 18.-Two war
opponents in Geman East A!-
riea, General Yen Lettow-Vorbaek
aldtlohalai !mals‘,wilirnaetsaa‘
dinner of British and Booth Arri-
oaa soliton. sailors, and nurses
here on .December 1. lamb wi_lI»
propose a tease aa his feraaer op-
pencil.
0'l'l'AWA.0ctlt.-Adisagrou
mont of the asalaa fury sitting
in tleaaoondirhlof lm|h_l\l.
Als\r.fomsrneuan-cihriia-
l\_lllla\ar|alwltl|ol1|nlIh|lyaa~
aanliingal'lyaaroldgfrl.`wasn-
portedstlulp. ai. today.
ltr. Justice Kelly ordered the
tlsusaaaealnruiasrosasie-_
eration cl its evildasastaiiag
leeaaawaslaeallaaatebalia-
sa»aefiaeasaiaasrnrdo`i“.'l‘bo
eaeabaabaqlaaeaa
it
E3
isis." "1-llil vo." "Yom, lsrl." "Pers-
vory pleased and also somewhat sur-
sr/ns within the meaning ofthe
themselves worthy of the possibilities
of their being called to the Senate.
Since women were enfranchiseditlias
they were not allowed to take their
position in the Senate. and it was
Becomes Member
0f Privy Council
(Canadian Press) _ '
OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 18.-Like his
predecessor in oiilce, the Right Hon.
Jimi! Rlmlly MacDonald today be-
came a member of the Privy Council
of Canada. thus wntlnuing the pre-
cedsnt established two years ago,
when the Right Hon. Stanley Bald-
win was admitted to the Canadian
Privy Council during his tenure as
Prime Minister of Great Britain, Mr.
Ramsay MacDonald was sworn in by
I. J. Lomaire. K. C., Clerk of the
Privy Council at Government House
this formesnf '
'l'rain.s which carry exhibits and de-
monstrators to promote health and
sanitation, and- impart agricultural
i
5
sort proposed by the official inter
Exp e n s e s
nouncement ot Premier G. Howard
Ferguson that the Provincial govern-
um Painful to women to feel that ment would pay the expenses of the (55
may “R not even pe_,s0ns_ we are thirteen holders of the Victoria Cross £7 &/>
in Ontario to the Prince of Wales
lsfaction by the local winners of the
coveted decoration. It was at first
the invitation of the Prince of Wales,
N. B. Government Wifi Assist
FREDERICTON. Oct. 18-Premier
Baxter has announced that the gov- 5'1"* J°h¥l» “ln ... ...
ernment has taken no action to- BNWII. fair  .-» ...  [.50-4i:i
wards financing holders of the Vic- - NUW Y0l’l¢. ololl'  ... 
torla Cross in New Brunswick. who Huh tide this morning pl, 1333 mg
are unable to finance the trip to ionirht at liao. _
England to the dinner to bg |1v¢n` Bun sets this afternoon at 5.
by me Prince or wales. He said the ficcs tomorrow morning at ua. '
Province would not like to publish Last quarter moon Friday,
the fact that it was assisting the v. L57 a. m.
U-'I `1l|\ll\¢\ll1¥. but would rather
_tint the rnen. li they needed uslsz- ordinary eleol-.oi uqeem
ance. would get in touch with nim blood by :_ neg rneurod
D0rsonally~ lleainn doctor has been
ellvcllthc rcllwmoc meisaocemuonrineauem
kaewisoguanbilalrilaenprpeue..
y°\'o we _ ' '
Humu’ N' B" Oct' 18"`"I “m Moscow. oct. is-'rue soviet them. _ `_
'that women are not entitled to be °°““t°"'°h""5°5 that have been °"' There are a certain number of fake'
kxwvm M persons' and it is very changed ever since _ihe Chinese sciz- uckom emanating from Nc; Xcrkli
gratifying indeed to have our status edR:;';_fh_:';; EE; ’;_:;_1i“';¥‘ the known to be in circulation, they stat- ._
is such nmuy established” German Drol>0sal on the ground that  Ixlevg' 3_3? S3118; h;ve;er;u- l
CTTAWA’ OM' Oct” 18 "Jnmt is as the Nanklng government has fall- documents Wm be comxplesledurndmrg
very satisfactory," was the comment
at M"_ ___ A w__5on of ot_am__ ed to keep his pledge and obligations placed in mrmcommg dmw_ so tha'
d las thus far declined to show
President or the Nstlonnl council of :gy gfmdwm or mdmw ,B adhere °:°fl; °‘;\;=°f_“’°1' will have H chciicc
' ' w n t w aid
W°m°“' Wmmentlng °n t°d°'y'5 to existing agreements. the Soviet G n g' as S '
Pd" °°““°“ 5“d¥'“°’“° WMC” “P” Union therefore feels it would he idle
held the View that mme" were per’ to attempt a mutual pledge of the
_ H' l
British North America Act. It is sat- med,” _ . “E 
Q Y
'_ isfactory than one of the remaining ___l______ HO\»Y 
e disabilities for women has been re-  _ COME BUT _
regzigeilinilstlmull clcllrens ofycznadli. . Wt ll P ay ‘[0 C ,S    __
'“° It now remains for women to show  
1
° really been an anachronism that TORONTQ 0°f~ 13-'Th' ln' =\ if _
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all very glad that a sound decision N _
hu ""1 "lived “_ dinner in London was hail-ed with sat- _-fbi <0 I
if?
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'l _
owing to the heavy expenses invoiv- TUFDNTU- Oct- 18~M0dorate to
ed. hut tne decision ol Premier ser- frcsh wcsfcrly winds. partly
guson now assures almost a full re- 'md 0001'
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. Councils decision, that women are cease arresting one a.nother‘s citiz- Quebec unit number 33_ wan;
eligible to be summoned and become ens. The prolJ0S81 WN mimi Wm* skeptical today that tickets of tl-ieirf
members of ine csneslnn senile. tho idea of rcmovlns cnc of the sweepstakes had been sou/ed by po-;
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