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THE WORLD
AT LARQ
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0144N.Ch •
.,.M4V3:14ak Edward :
Pow-
hatan, • Ghia; has anidea, he to, itoW to
keeP down the:1%400dt, .pr inykkiln
linqueiley ln. we village., 4 14ai..-pro.vok.,.,,
abcpessfut, and, has secured the annro, •
yal of n Pastel,„a probate lUdge :and
•:the:par:4%." . • '. 7 •', :
Briefly. :the. "rdaralial.:'8. plan Is to
• •• Pnbliciy whip :young offenders In the
; nubile square. He that any, :Or all, of
the 2;500 inhabitants can attend and
..See. :the panishineat. administered; It
has been given: to .21 ..youngsters Who,
• . •Wele caught playing, hoekey front the
school,: acei ;they have :been taught
their :tenet:la; 'Marshal • Carpenter • '..de-
•
clares: that 4e Is going to tgliew the:
.Practice an "Ioni, as he is in. Office'.
, While•ptiblic ;Whinpings: may become. , .
• soniethine,of. ethiliitions, 'there is *lit.:
dtle doubt .but that, the idea„„will„hte.a.":.
8,,,geod effect, 'on:,the 'Vieth:tie, Not only
2 'does.'a wbipping of such nature hart:•a
• boy • physically, but it • .hurts lils ego.„.
.
No boy llikettto be the •laiighing. stock.
at other -boys, or to have ttr•cry.out
lin:their''presence.. So the ;youth of- the
• :town of Powhatan are cutting out the
4.:
-' :•.-01fr_Plati.A*at 4nthein ..: .. ._
.. iii...iii istanza .for 0,1thel '.'Gott.. a'cre
. the ,King.".: ,,or""lIdy Country 'Tip :,' of '
Thee": was sung ,titt ",the.:;Centada-11.S.',
• lAtertiational. •:hoinititary' line' the other
'
: , , . . . . . .
., 'day •by , delegates.. attending ' -the."pic. •• . • Life and Into**, . ... .. , : •
Pacifit"•,`"W,Oinen's•:-..-bonteran-te'iii—Vitif:.'' • ':"•Thit'itYertgen"'dticetrar,7.-Titira'.'-*bilaii:47
cOufer' It fit Ike: 'nil • •` '' ' .. •' ' , lif' - f :42' yea • and the present value
.;:...,.4. - . -44tertil,tinintregii :. 7-tesa; ,-
•,. • .. : . . , . ., ,, . .• . ,--- , . . .. .. . „
o -h. s eartgs;•-.••iir.l.f03;00'071TeitTli
.'- -:•VWO. nations • .great and. free,. • . . . •• the -lawYgt4.1901500 .:iii.•,.ALxe
, . .
'.-•-:-..Ohea•athtla"`"*Mr!`"5-?'"•*''J°4aP-r'''"'"'• --fflir -e:Otneer • earns $93,000. .and : the
One:race:Of 'aneient, Nnie,:.: ,•4rchitece $620500, The college teacher
•
Ono tongue, one faith.' We olefin; and. ;the - clergyman,,.both of Whom'', eV,
Gan God`, ;One •iloroco'.44ine , :-. .: . ... er,age..44:yeare,;:ohtain $65.000 and $41,-• '.;
....-,.......,...Neloye.,and-•-,Praise. ... , . '000'..reenentirelY14-While•the-worket-in
., , . , .
•
• :The ''.adOtiaa: 'adaiirabli. WiPresses. the skilled trades • W.Ith- the garno,'•warh-
the' .ciosei*.•!Ultied .ideals..and.:aepirai 'ring life, Span only Makes $24q90;•,.--Av-`
•'Vona orCanatia and the United States eraging 40 years, th.• lOWent off.'all•thp•••
'•Anal),e'Mbadies a worthy -and, indeed, ,a' • groans, •the mute earns.$32,300: In
noble , sentiment -- :BrantfOrd lEiposi- ..46.: Years": . the: ..journalist • with. sat,$99......,
tor.' . • • • • obee .4 ,-ittqe,. bettor:: than, the clergy%
nafte.'..:The' ,unskilled ,laborer : ;averages
:-'44 years of • 'Work te-,Make '1.5.2,00.. The
.highett. in • •average ...working.' years,,
each At 51,.the, , fernier earns 512,500 .
:and the farm Worker '$10,400,' the, tviet
•;;14:3 -west amounts of 't4a.• sixteett•grOups;
HThe. Kingston. Whig Stander.d.: "
. • ; Corninumty Singing '... ,.
.•.0Ver. '50,000' , .peeple- in •./Wienipeg
.
joined in co•npaniiiitY '.,:eiaging'..,•tandeir.
Iheleadereilig, ot: 1;200 • trained Sing
aararnitinalits, In Paetara, OP-
emahilifttle4..lhatai,900,7Pra4engagm,
..14443! in the key to a solution ot at,
leftet balf/et. 4arape!***.akalif trouble.
And 14 'her aatlataatiaa at an alliancewltli thls country .Franco would be•
only tee' 1,11140, threi.4Watt the
or at leant' mislay' it' While It was stfil"
:uaefal,'7,,PlartgeW igeraltl;
Chadian- licnisei., In *',13emand
• /4444dian. horses 40 in tionlan4 in
j'ar:Q48. Of • -reeent' ship- •
ineatt to the ' Britiah, Islet,: the; itarg
eat 'coati:stet'', of 70 fine • horses 'for •
• the, London Market, `Where:. tinges, :
who` are f14.F.9_8194„.• In tlylng, as, W*9.4
46-0`4;
nations., (• • :*. ; • • ,,,
-
Brazil demonstrated the first atti-
tude two years, •ago when ; it , refused,
the .R4esialni the', privilege Of tertain,„
ating a• tang distance flight in Pei;
nambuco.:But it seethet,hat, the' United
States -and Canada, In lending whEtt-;.:
ever ;hid; was deenied, .neeessary tG
oeiahe :the flights 4' Success,' have set
a better :example: 'KitChener, ' Re-
'
cord.
Said It First . •
It was J. T. (nark who wrote in the
late nineties that the twentieth 'gen-
tary was to; be`Cantida's century. The
saying'. has 'frequently, been credited
to • Sir' Wilfrid Laurier, and iij doubt
he, too, .ut3ed it; but the original pro-
PhlacY was Clark's,.-- Toronto
•
•
• Forest -Conservation`•
A most valuable asset is ,being rap.'
'idly, used up:, and, lts otie that. cannot:
; be replaced except:over' a long period
of time •;Succeeding generations 'may
have cease; to latheiat the procligalit
of preceding ones unless a plan . of
mogr_eheiye_jetorestation_is-adopted.
7011f: ,spruceand fir ;grows as rapldly
as In 'alai' 'other country,. bat it/ takes
4,4:mg time for nature to inake/a saw-•
• log The tithe for a vigoron : eonser-,
Vatkiti pelicY: is Row" -/'St. •Jelan
Tines,Glohe'
Brides in Ontario. ,
We ••are accustomed to raise lour
•
.hands in something apprpaehiag hely
' horror *hell' we.' read" of ',child' !irides
:•• in different parts 01 United States.
; Tint the annual report ef the Registrar
,General tor:i)ntarie lust to hand; also
• shows that the •exceptiottally. youthful
;•. *Wife is, by no means :a _rarity in, this
'nett of the: .•
U'hite-repertelitiWS,*theFin the year
1935 there were: ne fewer than "Ill ere A few years ago. Thos_e. Who had:
age of 16, ---heard-this-greaFilichend7-hinging-' the-
tracted_matdmotay-in-Onthrio•-potir7Dt-- -old-soags-and-senie-of-thetoid-'hYmnsr-
•• these' Were : married . boys under received an ' finpressioa which . they
• *years ,of age and two of them were say will glow . brilliantly. at long ' as
united, With Men of Years of age.' . :Memory , lasts: 7-, Kingston Whig -
There 852 bridet of the age 91 • Standard.
. 16, -775 of the age of 17; and 2,175 01
•• the age pf 18. - Brockville •Recoider '
and Times. •• • ' •
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• !"Not -Over -50"
",ioin. the, Not-Over750- :CIO" is the:;!
appeal featured... in eserien of 'small
advertisements anpeating. in the. Bea -i:
Den -Herald: Idemberh, receive an enib-
' .lent topasterear wituloW'of'the,
Dar; and 'a • tittle,: red • arrow,,.- bearing
•the_warning "Net -Over -50," beplac-
ed
opposite the 50. mark 'onthe auto-
• lnoblbe-speedozijeter It is 4.:good ;idea
:.• • It every • mob:ilia :pledged' himself , net
;to exceed a speed of 50 miler' ter hour
• Dna the highway,: our accident :score .
. eortaialy liveuld.'. drop.. :H Stratford :
Beacon Herald.' • •*'' • •
,
• •,'"'"7:-.
,The Value • of ,Trees
The m est-Atapostizat-fac tair7iir 7101=4;
: • previagforeet.donclitiOns In :any, coin,
• *inky „ie.:the:private',lndivlduab, He
•-tiulat ha.Ve,a.i.•realizatibil, that • the -pre-
sence of Alone. In any
:lel to his, property. This: can bo de,
.i.ionetrated in taw:RI' and 0040:7 alike
by the planting of ;individual trees' all
• around btnIclings„ on.the..le,Wn; 4 Own!
; try lane: anti. On tir :-..i.aadotl.o.;106r' the
• • Protentlett; of farm erneOrtY., Wind•.;
• breaks 'Of•evergreen;Speditie: each • as
• nprucecp ne.or•cpdar, maybe •plan: ed.
•8fich..wind,ba'eaks: Wilk; have a benefia-
: effecti on. • erene, :',nartiettlarlY :fall
heat, luld witri „ , a sp ea pro.
• eet:leltita the inter to farm, bulldiggg
and in this way lessen the. amount . et,
fuel used. If the ferm,proPerty.lias. no .
:w.oediot.in additlen to ...Wanting wind•
breaks, to Set'ent a few aCrec• or treat
particularly &Careen or the farm 'thee'
Are not well suited to 'agrigatIttile•'anch
steep hitrihice, "oaks,aredeor see.
• flows .of the •Pl`PnertM. 'ett Ott bY..ttre
etrowee,, ffiliremile'; or highway% ••••
• Bellevine Inteiligencer.
,
v,'oo1 tn ciente
1, The ter:631(1(114;k orthe Ruselaa,Air
Then from . Moscow to the iirtited
titateirWithiri ,the, spaee 01 ft feW,`
eeke:lias brought abo0t sealedoti- •
oettilres3" as to. lust ,urelat, it proves..
There`ale these who See proof that
tuesta., Is Merely. nerfeetilig another
.;ivar • wealioh against (thymic' ,Otw-h a-
.6,09-0.niiio radius of .ttlescoW. &here
nee the aVlatkifl. herletni vastly widen,
Od, With stietititle henehtti to all,
,
•• No Danger Present.. , •
new Cemet'it rushing towards the
earth,butuug It it computed • that it. Will
not podia' nearer than fifty ,thillioiy
miles' there is 'no need for thlg gbob�
to become even' niore:jitterY than.
present.H-Brantford Expesitor.'
••••;H-.
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THE E111.13/1?
•.Empire Trade...
.::....„...bro*adaka; while an jaitatioz-joracce'et,
:•artinainentt." is ,proceeding in many Of
our lands, it. is einnfdrting to, reflect
•tliat!no'part•-••otthe-Britith.territorien;•. •
today : is •arriaing., against lts neighbour.
.mereesieri, there.. has been .a •detinitei.
effort Made, ••following ,.the•.• :Ottawa'
Conference,, to :place •trade With•ita 'the
Empire on eia•Ordinated. feeding.Ex-
aggerated • views:. ar,e," held in soma 01
the quarters lit.to::'what-Was,.dene at
-Ottawa,. Britain and her: Dominions
.Coritinte to mike isiireliasee.... of the.:
•,pretlecta' of foreign. eduntires ,worth
many nillifens 'each year: In ',fact, we
-0..6 the ',best mastothers. of :ftianY •stien
'flatlet:30i Who Weald, otherwise stiffer
. •
'rnuch mere.seVerely.: than • they •'de.
frtit4 tluo lOtt'Si_ V4113 01 trade ,reStrid.,
tions bialit;un bY;.stlieir nekliboure7.
• There Is; indeed, :still room for an ex.; ,
'tent lop •df the ,nrinclele of „Ioiperial-
Preference. to a 'Very ,O`Onsideralile
attitudee.towarde laneerts' from '•Innda•
outside the:Empire; A pollcy Of the
'latter kind *Weald: be ntilcidal for , a,
country" like Britain; but there are'
Other Ways of deallog with ilie.needs
Dt the, econetnle :taltuatical.• Belfast
Telegraph,
tainte;""Nt'at$4440:."444.`
' the ' horses, rwhich. were bik;...
apinials, each ,ayerat,ring,
over a ten in weight met with • a;
! keeh"denland.' -',Fivecanadian."herden:,
,Were rnvonitY shipped to Baroaaos,
Brit'iliWentAndies, for policeduty.
; ;.• ;": "" •-, " •
leacher Wilis -
Navel Prize
wii* Story She Had Thrown Izto
Her Fireplace
s'•
LONPON,: Eng. '7 1010 :09FA. • K.
,Smith, headmistress Lewisof street
•Cpuncit Schciin, .Patricroft, .1lfftinchetie.„;
.tere.:lettriled• that A novel ,:eho.,.:wrote •
aed`,,threw into . the 'firePlace at aitter.
-bus won--the-1;000 prize, in the. Peat- .
petitien organized by ,Itlenste,f7ROdder -
and Stoughton, the publishers. • ; •
A teacher friend, Mies 'TN.:Healey,
at whose hoine in 1)erbysbire Miss
Stink :wrote her vivid:during ' week -
en's, rescuedthe manuscript . and .
taterranieuslerinaded,...•,t4e
headmistress to enter the competition.
• "A Stranger and Sojourner," Is ,the,
title:: Pk the mittel.; It tells; of farm life
in ,Perl4ellire: • •
' Mist SMith:`'said:' PI:. have • written
several, stories; but they have All found6
the saine"reating,ntaeethe :`• •
"Vheni baye'ov.itittea hoOk;1 arr. •
•flnished with it. I find, it.boring to :go ;
through it 'afterwards, ,ffed it was only
4ilife1gira-trientt-sendbirmera,Dattin
of the details of Hodder and. 8toUgh-'.
ou'icompeta .that Ilia it typed.".
:"1was staggered When I WaS,:totd.:
that, I had Woe` the prize... • "
,"The Derhythire.'hilli, bele .nie..: to
-..write:-...T.here,-In-.4eMplete • '; loaeligest
there."
'Prizeviihner,..Ne•:. 3 in 407Ye,ar•old
Mist' :Ruth .:Pitter' of 'Church,: street •
Clielsee.She: carries,: off the 1937 Haw-. ,
,tholhilen Piize for 'Literature, •
, Mist 'Pitter 'Would ...have been • inel-...
Agible. for the prize year, . The '
Age • limit' ,is 41. • .; .. • .
• :
She liceiVedthe.nrize and a 'elipeye
for £100 at the '.Aeolian hall, ,London..
''AVIiss pilfer has .been'writiag. pnatly ;
'•since: she was hve: :Slap. ,wiJtes.•now-
adays in between painting'*Ood aa4•.:
pottery at .her :studio in ,Chelsea, '
Her tatett': velem°, ••"A. Trophy of
,Arnie," secured. ,:heir :the prize.',,•: .She.
Sa'Adi . • • ' • '
'•When Vlietrd that ;I had Won the •
prize I' could not bring: mirself to
- • „
Many year's,. bUt, I think the net aver-
age forthie work' hat been about aloe
•.ceent myself as long-
eralt...
,among •the inifortainaten: • ,
„first of rny five, published .vol- •
nines ante Out iii 1920., and three...of
tho fi*e are now out! of pidat. •••.; .
'Writing poetry is what might be,
called •,t Side; line With me, although:
that is hardly- the 'right nlirase..1;
"I, *irk` all dear,. in :out studio' paint-
ing. :Soinetimee ideas come to nie;, and.
dOwil-tar sers•Os
WNW:40
in Hopeful Moo
. ,
RePOft
er Cotomienien Goveu-
ment,
'•ST. A :feeling of:
coiifldence in tho future is sWeePlOff
Newfoundland- as the longtetm recon-
struction program of the, commission
ot goverapient. 'becomes known in
greater detail. General opinion. from
, . ,
city and
04044 is that a new ara0,
oldest :• •
• :*
• •:QQPiing. on the :peels; Qt.'a hileg,et'
rO-
port shaming, • reirmiati" almost $2,000..
000, ti -her' than had. ; been .forecast,.
.""Ith the • te:acceP,t-:
*.eineller grant4a-alit'for7010 "yvikr
droll** the '.•Cloveraftient , or Great Brit-
:trin.,;-a.anOtineetamit; of• a•• Oregraia
'un-
derwliieh tipiriizjinatelf' $8,600,060•
Will • 13,e, spent: throughout the colony
in thenext eight or ten :years' Was
hailed' in practically .every quarter. •
• ."W,e, have Waited . three Years for
such a statement as the Commissioner
for, Finance 'gave up in . the budget
enamleatea the News. Was, •
for ,manT, reasons a ;message of hope
and an inspiratlen to: greater confi-
dence."
Germaitiy
Woman SociologOtr
•Setral ".'PofiliCe,-...Ohjetted, to . Her
I• Frequente-Trape-Abroad—,'
Alice Salomon, noted
sociologist,Who wee. expelledA Month
ago, •received ,a summons , early last:
l.iiiOpth.to Dail at 'the headquarters:Of
the secret State police to 'give an; ex-,.
idanation of her 'frequent tried abroad.,
•• phe". hifei•med the • pollee that her
.numerous friendships • and aciliaint-;'•
,anees *read .rettiltiag..sfront,:her, in= •
lernational aCtiVitiet in, the 'wanatin's •
ntpntmade the •ti
i•was learned, thereupon''
• "suggested' ; that !Mider :these otretim:
staaces ''be,,desirable''' it Dr.
Balm/ten left:•.GerinanY permanently: ••':'
• Di...Salop:km closed' a six-montli
Iec-
turo 'tour %United States • in No7
• velliber..,:Stie7h1So • knpUrn.
England,;;Where, she has many
eats" friends. She as, now ; In London.
:Aceerding.io•:prilate inforniation Dr.. ;
•
Salomon adopted the••Protestant faitli
•'long before the:•riresent regime came
Into power. ' • •
„
locks
ing
ome
Achitect Says 1400iet ,Wifl 1:1:
• , • Cheaper, More •
•• •
•:,•• -••,,Instoecls•fit.Poring...:
...bverz.,-,blarenitittli:tioneynioonera";;`Ot:-.4he
••1'uturowiIl play,
before _ordering :their. bombe • bent: :
This: Is the prediction of .Harvey,Wil-
ey . Corbett, N'ewYOrkiarchiteDt, who
eaYa` that...within ,30.• years houses will '
Maiiafactared. on .ciaii-orodoction.
,soclee; 'ChOsOer;- more beautittith.and:
. more COmforthhht y-thati, pi•eattat7daY,
.He predieththe manufacturers' will.
her .)ilocks• Which are tin* replicas Of.
, , , .
. ih arioas :sectionti• of a hotine, had, •
.;:"on your dining room table you will
erect 'Yotir oWn. Model by iitting•.ie•
:Seth r.theblonks. Thus you will kir*,
eiac y: how' the':. hoates will book,"
,s
Prnits .• ,
R is pos1hmy true, that •Britairhwibi
find that In pi aCtice ;she. Cannot -iteep„
Out or Eurene,- lialt she can, And she ,
tihould;•.,eirolil Leo defitilteiy, baiting' Or
sides."11 1n. prestit..porninittneat. to.
:Pranera„, `itrial•altatleast hat „the tee*.
'Of 'being reCinrobal,,•ityto.'be Made .`per,
.•intist be .rrahteil wItl .car0!..
It lio•:,wotth Ilritait'S While to
guarantee 'Puincc tgsbt ahoovoieeu1.
a.ggrite.sfoti.. nt;t. that 0.1,;lit to •bo the ti
.iOft Dr Ileitisti 'contalitut.;..nts' on th
'cent:Monti it "cart never prefIt tine.
country' (or advance OC6 tfl EttroPe)
itliderwO.f the tectitity of Vilitide
etigatl”ff, ell toranec,
call .41.1.:_tiae: te.611Y. 1)ee6lne'tavotwo,4 fit
a tf,looDdao,,par bac mellit :et her...o..41._
4
1-19NEVMOON,..
,
Tho "former iOttawa "gir.),Lois Booth, is held. seen tkliever ;with her
new bushrintl, ThOrttild *ItielsVbrgy her ,ilecretarg, whcn she was
wif6 or PriUce iirik of Detniaric,",fler.flesi marriage
Was dis8c,18ed, by "tapipir Royal Emote, A daughter 15Y' the fib1t
fif with ier' father'. The four-ycar.old" 'ot4•Pritice an
Prj;t4esg 1ifl, wh� Iivag with-4u1.it Seen' in tha laWar.
io-
tuiO ..plOing in hs thottio.ea garden, ' '• "
i—Ne*S-Itiffteii14%*1
• 4.
Brtsh Group Accepts-Abitib Plan
•
TORONTO, •/-; A spekesnunCIO
the .Abitibi ;Power and Paper Co-,
:Roadholdere • Representative Com-
mittee Sates that their official or;
•, ffani?ation-Plan - has been approved
by a •VOmm:ttee of the Association
of BritIsh Investinerle, Trusts., This
coranlittee Was appointed to Watch
the interests of the ,association in the
Abitibi reorganization. The .spokes-
man anderstandsthat more than
•••••P• • r. s• s.sysl•r•••••••,,, •
mortgage, bonds,`are : held by th't•
group.
' How Indians ShOUfd.Be Treated.
• WINNIPEG, Grey Cowl; Wellz,•.
known ,Prinee Albert natnralist • id -
'advocating h new haitude towards'
'Indians. ;„Hei'seaid •tae-.„1ndian
as an Indian Luiti don't try change
him. My suggestion' would be that
the Indians he: pat to ,Work conderv-
ing,wild life. There'd nothing left to
so they can't live hariting and.
'trapplig as they used to do, , but
they could conserve What aaimal-
life there it left," he said.,
•
.• Eden, Nominated for • Nobel Prize
. .
. • • LONDON, ".-..-:••.Foreign ;Seeretary•
Anthitny Eden'h, :effort's. to keep
r Great:Britain At 'peace at althpst. any
price are about to'. receive the high-
est recognition . available each dint
II:matey; tont:nation: for' the Nobel
peace prize. Capt •gden!s, •speneer. is
,not Bc'niW AluSaralitti, Adolf • Hitler,:
or .the---§pa;nash-combatanter-to--whoin,
be.,has: so -often 'turned a charitably
!: blind eye and, When necesary,,-,the
, ether. cheek,. but the Norwegian%
COri.. Crop Beet .Since 1929 •
,.CHICAGO—A Dore • crop• valued "at.
51,750,000,000, the biggest Money crop
;Plaited States farmerehave had since •
• 1924. was ripening • in the cern belt,
the , Angust estimates of sit Chicago.
%rain' experta'•indleated .this ,
• Basing -their.. estimates reports
-ifiihr farmers- en pro Ing area area .and on the latest'. official
.acreage • figures, the private" cron.autla-,
Orities -here, most of. Whoni have just
returned froin,,,perional field inspect-
ion 'trine,. fOr6eAst',1937 'dortieptie 'cern
production would total 2,771,000,000,
bushels -
• ,
• Thin., Would' be: the biggett ' United.'
• States Cron sine°. the ,recciall,breakllig •
harvest ,in. 1932: of, 2,926,00,4000 litisti•
els... It Weald; be: Mare thane billion
bushels larger than the 1,524,-,
•
317,990 harvested in 1936. ' ' •
,
Tlie entintates, of the priv.ate. autla
°rides ranged froth :2,115,9d0,000:buth-,
elt to 2,S34,000,000 but the average
was 2,771,000.000. •:' This, represent an
.increase of :,30e,eocasted ,
pared with the •latest Government
fig-
ures bhseden condtions he: of July
C. N. Revenue. Up 10
•YANcotiVA4,--T•President 8. J. Hun.
. ,
•gerford -of , • Canadian National Rail-
..
--waye-2estimated in an address to Vaii-
4;e6Iffer-beard--i--of-;--Tradethitzweelt4hat:T.:,
operating -revenues of the. cL.N.rt, eye?.
tem during the:seven months of 1937
have been- $10,000;000 More. thah' in.
the seine perield last year. ,
•
Mr.. Hungerford said he was "un-
licipatiag the aetual, figures a. little,"
but he also 'estimated net operating
revenue had ,been -• about $4,500,00
. above, the Corresponding period of.
1_ .
,The Preskient on a tour;oI
inspection Df the railway system, Said
the; railway, directors : had looked fer-:.
ward to: eicontinuation of these re
• enaiFiiaereaaes, but now '"it seetne'Cli`7;
:tent that on our Western lines which:
..have been built' andeadloired handle
a yeriiiirli-Cvoitime, of wheat tonnage;
the-amount-Dif-rwiteat'whielr •7we wi1i7
have to In thls yearh 'eron• sea- .,
nen will be •tar leas than tould:have
Nide, 'anticipated."
,.• , . , .
•
'Digit After Claiming Huge Fortune
AttELBouRN,g; Australia - Mrs
• A Houston a claimant tat the egim
:•ated.$24',893,751..lestate left_ by_theAate:-.
Lad y„.1..Inti stetr-firE ngl an d, died' this ;
;Week Mis Heneton.,•••Was an elderly.
WOntati: In poor ciecomefacees, . She:
advanced...her..,claiin. only :three • days
nretrioatly • en, the grounds •that, her :
husband George Houston, wasa
• nephew of Sir :Robert Hoaisten,..,whe
amassed the huge featune.in thipeing.
, . • ,
Together at Lido •
:VENICE, Italy, -The former. Wallis
Simpson Aad the further Barbara'•Hat-
tonr,Woolwerth heireen, bathed tegeth;
'er at Lido Beach.' Their luisbande,•
the Duke of V,Via sot and, Count Haug-
geNiect716;16 re also in the
•
party.- "
,
• —
•'"It•Weel.g1 excePtlele4113.' +POPO:
':andj .am--nera-ple,atted,":
sad He est444.ted, fin): men`'plA0ed
would'haver' Work ot varying ,peripde, ,
prot40ii untit ito 'had: at Aug,uat, , s'
-The ,ivages being paidTto .the -men
.144ite. trail! $2,5. 0430; and heaP, with.
• Maar farmers: uttering lhe etraipt
one cleller .stay; ;
. . .„
'Bride First Time at. VI.
.. LOS: •ANgEl.s."-Annie, Cotton,.
74 "canlardly wait" untit Friday to
,''anarry John V. Scott, 74, That:s. what
she said when they drove nl! to the,
44arrlage,:' lieenaim bureau and • wrote
1:1Net, an m31)44011... •At the eurh be%
"4-4:4417WWAIn.i41117.-W7`4i6T-4W
'Matt Cottatilthret•*eddini.,. the fourth
foi Scott. • ,.• •
, •
R•Otlestiake .
;NrA9,4KA .17mA:4s, •iont.--Popt'Aipap,....
• watiting the Niagara Oien.,c.aine,e3, •
felike:ocrattlesnake vo,ta 34raa .
rattieS and.,kitied it after; a ehortakir.;:.
tateh. • Roger and
his son Engin and Norman Irvine, all,
,of Niagara Falls Were -walking-in the
...Glen when, Hunt, at the rear oe the .
....party, heard a noise about bus bead..
glint turned Ins flashlight up and haw
the snake coiled' On a ledge, above his
head. He shouted to, his compaaions,.
who alcied him in killing 4:
•
Lindbergh Passes Unnoticed'
PAItiS',Hinterrepting, :a '•flight : to
•England„ Col. Charlet ' A. . Liodbergh
landed Le ' :Bourget Akfield . to ,
thank • the: cenimander :for redid att-
vice 'given )hint •on...`recent:flightd:,:ar-
ouaa Eofoiia. visit to the' field,
where;_be_ceninLeted. _IneArailfh,14_ZiOg.;
trans-AtlantiC-• ,flight 40 "ye,' -ars ' age; '
Went unnoticed •ter-hali'anheur. :He
was on his way home after a •weekend
with, Dr; MO:cis:Carrel,: with whOm.hi)
iuiveuitd ,the •`:'artificial heart,'" :at:pr.
Carrel's:home on St. Glides: Islaird„aft,
tluo coast •,ef BrittanY.- • • •
, Queen Mary's Brother Visits •Duko...
LONDON,HPritieess grand-
- daughter of Queep Victoria; ieft.today.
with her hnelaand, the Earl et Athlone,
:for ae,ftutPmehile •tour : of the: centiriL.'
ent ned t visit. the I Duke -
and ,Tine;hess OT-WiedSor. , Lord .Ath-.
lone 18 (Nun' MarY's brc.ther, • '
Ignorance As.Well.,
Poverty to Mani
For Malnutrition
British. Speaker 'Believei SchOols
Impart Elementary, Knowledge
of Effect of Food,Upon Health
avorite
Weather Holds Place 5vh„-,
jet', for Polite and .•
,
WAOgnidTON.4.ar.,_a",. tatiai,ita t*•
-weather .Ottrenn'n• ,nunilipinl"niOrt
your relative right „to, .tallt about the ...
favorite tepietthe. Weather,
"It's all basd on; where. kon: '
Kiaca,4 ' ,i4•Otor,
.ologle.t;„ Paha ,what.Yonerrtteed, to," .•
:Re .40440. 'a 'meg, .the„ •Unigoil
. Btatss;..;nehjed,Cp; the bigh..aaa • • ,
•ey ealetilatioas,' Tho results: ., ••
gedflit4l;i0, WYP*1.0 .114.0414,•10(1.• the,
lIst �t..atnia'sphOr.lc ,
the....et4te: is: 116', dogreosVontl'iew is
400*. gem .er';:,sango.;Of:1,$.2 Oimr.not4;•,. .
• hare 'the least to talk .•
�n' that binge.," High. in 1;0. and
'low; tivo,linieW',zera,. trietal raage••:, .
,ot• ••• •..
to Wyoming i • North • baketa•'''
...With . high or 124 and a haiv of 55.:
below for a range of ;1.80,' degree.S.
„Close is ..Ithede
land, •where the: reeerd..high le• only .
169 and the bow 18 bele*" sere., or '
.range. of 118. • • . • .
Some . other 'temperature. rangett-
•. ••
Montaaa,. 178. degleee,. Smith Dakota
174, Minnenotal.73,"Caliternia 170. Ida.
he South ,Chrollea 122,•:. Georgia
, 23 and LeDisiana. • • '
• "book over:.the: record -breaker ,natip,"
said •Kineer;:'"and get•sOzhe '
•• -` •
., prises , about what places tfay:e been -
.h.ot: and imne' others .that*. haVe bPen
•
. . , .
Figures show, for
„ .
.„.polawAre4never_,„hat..heen.att.„.cold'' ”
Alabelna once was. • . •
. • 'Routh 'Dakota has • been :better than
Georgla,:, Washington state hat • heen
.seven degrees Warther..then •anythIng ;
in South Caraiina'S history, • and the '
coldes.t, eVer: :beep. ,Rhode 'Island: •
is only two degrees lower than Loinei-'
• ana's • ' •
. temperature 'ever regis•:,
tered in the United States : was 66. be. •
bow • at -Yellowstone National. ark
Fehrea.or, •
"
.:-Ranch„...Deatli Valley; Cal 11.
LONDON. -No child should he :
at -
bowed AO leave Scheel, without tali ele-
mentary :knowledge of the '.effect og .
toed. 'Upon health, in the •dpinfois of
Sir :Jahn, err; director of the :Ratvett
Research ::Iiistitate, aAberdeen,
:Sneakingat the •tinperial'.Social
Higfene Cerigress. In 'Leaden, lie de
Oared; ,',It has been .said.that,nialaii- •
titition IS ,a?'. mech•alee: to Agtiorsace
„asito_pelietty,:4(that_As_;;;ci.;.,..4„4i,
-very padftiftAop Anon ',-eriir:-,•;'edeee:•-.,
tionaLsystemi ; • : .• • 2 ;•
,knewledge. of, how,' to feed.,
.'a family to :keep: them:.healthy is ,as.
important ' ;or ' the. •future mothers ot
. our race As the: knowledge :of:French,
•irregular Verbs; • orIlie tributaries , of, •
the Ganges,. In the higher ::•eifecallon
• of •girle, Seine book like the report, Of
the international Committee; of .the
'League of Nations,. on what consti-
tutes an,adequate, diet • should ' reek
.as • highasi,a book On • granakaar lot a
,Latin or French test. '
"Itis "alineet:Dertain that in ,the
re-
garded • as an. .impertant. sahject: in
education." •• ..,: •
•:1-learfh Record •
Toronto In 1936, had ohly, enc reel-
dent,idie Of typ.hold' feVer; One of Meese
les,: ,atie ofinfantilo.1341:4WAIl twe of
diniatheria;"..none of einalinex.'•,,Pipli7
theria, smallpox, • tynkold, those oho&
'great tc•ourgos, are yielding to tokoki,--
Vaccination 'andtho ptirification. of
, • . .
•}Nrater• and milk sUnplies.• ••Tubercul-
•,is
also dotting •airidet
Cludina • the deathe •trotooto • PeOple
'n sanatoria, the:taiberetilosis vietime
• 1936 numbered ;2751 It the-pre:War;
rate`liath• been': in efreet„. they • wotald:
hac nunibct.0d 742,*•` , ."
• fiettird 14vanher 'at' 4613s
• ovrAwA-LItalioPting the beet ,r4rth
vtacethoht ,recotet- evertoXnerieneed at '
the GeVernfrieet einfalbyntent tarried,
• ,
(1oogo 1itThi11t�, superintendent 'has'
:told The..lournal. that .2.1.6 hien had
.hooli ecot tO :064 aln jos dilUng
-
-Urges Muste:---'
To Aid Peace
Woman 'Suggests : Whole .World
.• Getting Together t� Sit* •
' "1;11101ujle...t ,
NEW YORK.L:IVITSSIKiterCheatliani
known fel ...tier fell:song :recitals, will
„Make a Plea for peace MUSIC to the
- women•01'.tho •Werld'asa speaker at
International ‘Voinee'S Week at
Buda-
• pest next. montir,-shesaid .as She pre.
pared ;to leaire• the' United ..Statee for
.,,theliniropean',,Meeting. The aim or.:06
tourerefice is the' prettietion,„of-intell
:tuitional Underdtaridiag:anclAFietaiship....,
And • womc'n of 18 natiens will .
verge do .the" kJ:pegs:Han .capital to tineen 6. ••
• . • , •
•!.
"Can you. .hOati,ine the. effect if' all
the liatioad.: or' the 'World ' eald, • jOiri:
together .and sing elae
asked, ''t think it • is Mick, time we
had a, nurideration or 'all the national,.
anthems 111 the- world: Most of. theta
are obeelete,•fted instill :hatred -eve.:
.cially in the :mindsor elaildren, 'They.
• are largely hyrons of ..„
. ,
,.,:pdtriatital, and not.; •Untiereteoct . by
•`•ebildreti. ; •;'• " • :':
. • ,
• "Why ,should; we teach our elaildren.
to sing. songs •or hatred: on One hand,
while on the Oilier, 'We. send, :peace
. 'delegations ,abrond? .11i.`the• parks 1 See
SO many elilldren playiffg witii• -toy'
pistols, . At:their 'Play 'Itis a Contitant
'bate bane ,bang!' Wleat e10 Dan
:Yoti eXliact wheii, they' ito titilAut•ed on
iehg0: •of betel '•. ,
arn .not •eritiolzing Frandis Fleelt:
IteYr • but We••are :•not •flghtbn a Mat/
Tititain todaY. ao4..tho $tar, .soacgiect
• .ljactIce does not:suit this era.: „
"Sti: &apt a tiatiOnal anthem' like. the '
., • ••
batic•ve that Whelp ha,
tiong, 'and • id,dividnets ,eorno •together
111 Oo'operatbon, wo
trend anthems," ' "
eed EfficiencyForLeadership
''
.Lana M. Philips WatimS• that.: A -
. fability. and Leade !Ship Not.,
. EnOi* -
ATLANTIC '.c.rkY•ii Wom-
en's clubt.twere warned 7„ against
Choosing ,leadere just necanee they
know how to clan' backs, Mix Well
; and . wear: Parisian clothes. . ,
• "We should 'Seleet: the. women who
:cap best advance our • interests,"'
'1Wiss Lena M. lawyer and
:asseCiate,-editor of the 'Pictorial ite--;
'view; told the convention • of the
National Federation of '13usness.; and '
Professional Women:
' It is all right to Cheese a :beak
,
s!a
p_per a•nal„, geed._ miXer. if, she.,
-7-other-::"--worthyvhite7qiialities;-butH7the-.-- ,
-,tacf---t-st1e-.7--weaet6:4-pfarisitan-7-nreile1s
' does net necessarily, Make her as' de-. • 't
sirable leader. ; •,, .• ,••
•• f"Gcled••Will and affabirty are .no •
...substitutes. for directness, efficiency,
intelligence and vision.":
The, speaker, advised the. WoMen,..-.•
not to gloatover thS:nrespeet Of tre7i
nealiag. thefederallaw, prohibiting
'.eniploYment of beth .husband • and
•wife in the government service.
, "What will happen . in slit, senate,"
„she added, ..Still •problematical.Yet- the nuen in -congress-who • had
•••,'
the • power :to rescind that bill Were
'sent there largely • by the votes of
woniin, who constitute -nearly- half
.the electorate.'• '
. . , .
4.'Weinen' :had'. the power.toi, force •
. change, of '„that: law!': Any •titne. they
•viatited to. :TheY-siinply didn't eit-
ercise. it."
, • .
•
30 Per Cent. More Bought By
Canadians in First Half
Of 1931.
."•OTTAWA.:HCanadians bought pear-.
•ly 30 t. more 02,0tomohneo In'.•••••-
hair of 1537' than . in 1930'.,••ac, •
, cording to egilles,dt atitemoialle ileand •
ing Made peblie by tlie Dominion:BUr• •
.eau of Statistics. : •• •
To ,theead.of June, 99;512 card:Were •
need. t - tit • a '
Last year the.,nuin.b. drwas .7,7,08. and
the amount .$31.349,056. Now ehart were
33,86, about ' one•thiral Of tete!, but .
othe-Iliihneed. arnonot was 523,605,784,
mero. than half.- ' „ • '
• in 'Jeep alone '24446 • cars:Were .
anted, to- "the a:Menet. ,Of,;.$16,360.037;
THIS is 26.1 per teilf.tti ,tiumber& and •
394 per' COIL- la o'ti,bOvat '14663
cars : $7,441,e05 In Jaine.; 1534
Air-Coddittoneci
:Thy'ie au conditioning.,theow
barns in • Nebraska, where 101:174e-;
ee . boat is 'eohiniCh :in stirnmer.• At
least :one 'farrner; flan \t $.tianheiasi.
has aefooted that DractIce,. hoe'
itietalleet n ocr4on' `iitChatifcar linit
.bit daij ,hath tit 'Rho Cotton-
iood, his
edun try home,
•,-`•
. Tin, 'tint 'he.'eatited to ttimbh to
dust' by oaten:it eel&
, ner'etiatt the erthit
Male COMO OM bt firituni an' bad •pr
se,.than. When: ,t let Weat _
Heger •NV,, Babson. .• • • • •