:lANUA1>.Y 18. 1928

THE CHARLOTTETOWN-

GUARDIAN

' PAGEFIVE

4§%9 §QGf%

Fifty-llinlhi .llnnual Meeting l '

1 1°' Th* Wall Bank oi Canada;

sly Herbert Holt, President, in Annu;

|”°'°“ s“““"°“ *“"’°“‘» '1'“|‘°r\ Taxethor wah well-nnubllsnolli “aspen” 't Hmm' c°"°°""" -“ |’\'°Pitious Combination ig Conditions Favorable to Continued Prog,-as 0 1

I Address Points Out That lm

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The Public Forum

This column in open for tho discussion by ocrnapol-idents of question; o`t\|n¢¢ro»t. Tho Cllarlottotowrnduerdlun don not necessarily ondoru the opinions of correspondents.

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(.12. Neill. General Manager, Reviews State ‘l ___._.

Total Assets at ;ss4.sss,oo2. in »

e Greatest in the History 0f.0lcl-Age Pensions. You would h

the Bank - Allvl Fl

5°’ “mcilll Institutions and Firms to Endeavorl old men and women go down to th

The annual General Meeting

shareholders of The Royal Bank Canada marked the close of the

sons; _ slr Herbert Holt in mo oodro'

nl ls

but touched on many developme of great importance, more espec

"'°“" Wm" s""“"l str-1 liked your remarks obo _ _ __

SW sm” W greatness m me ‘“*'“’°' Anaconda Cop. Min. Co.

il. Some of the most. successful men I can Pacmc co

_ to Curb .Unwise Speculation. 1 raves in peace and comfort. Ben; MVB known were so only because Ny: Cen _md

0f, flsures Under this he din uall _ of _l not rl great deal srilallgr athgl th? §:fd°fv_';he _I_"°°"m°° ";':;°5et“g§d in

m¢u;t_¢,0mbin d 5 1 th ,_ _ me are w lou nslo

S\1°°°55f“‘ Ye” ln the NSWPY of theidlan cileartel¥eld”el`§a‘:l\¢s_$3lL)lrhC:ixil::l:1:lxi\a?n taxed °" “°°°“m' “I me °m m

I ' ' ll in oth

Lette f C dit b 1 1 and uomcn who ve an i it or rel dhsliulless S qun:e'lProvince and receive pensions. 'I_‘

ss, mlm an and n a ton our nu - dealt more particularly with general erous branches in the West Indiesi anangemem mme by Prfimier K'

f is t mind ve uniust. If

conditions throughout the country, and South America have occasion to! ° my 'Y '

sllssue many cream in comwcmm mth, wants to ltleip _ugh old pffople rw

ns c o

_/you wouldn't have the people dou

‘ly taxed in order that they may so; and you wouldn't have the

ylthe financlngoi foreign trade Agood d°°s he "° WY 9 Pe _"5 _

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from the standpoint' of trade and Proportion of our transactions of thisl °f "5 “nd _Wx 7-he `P¢°P‘* °

industry. _

Mr. Neill reviewed the growth tile Bank to the foremost position now ,occupies and gave to the sho holders an interesting insight in the part the bank is playing in centres in which it is now doi business.

dressing the shareholders, said

part.:-

“I regret having to announce the

i ith I-I n R. B Ben-

resighaton o e o _ _\ _

llett,-f__l_{.(_J.. MP., whose wide kno

ledge and broad experience, both in the east and west. made his counsel of such great value to the bank. Our loss is somewhat tempered by the realization that his great ability will now be devoted to the services of the country. _

"Those who were most careful in ' their studies ot' .world economicgl trends were forcedtotheconclusion thatla return to world _stability in _ commerce and finance would be ac- ` companied by such a. rising tide of l

f h od ts of Canad

dempnd ort epr uc a's ‘ fields. forests and mines as' would '_ assure a prolonged period of pros- _ purity. The steady iniprovenient. in f agriculture, mining, nmnufacture and l internal and external trade which has _ characterized 'tile years 1925. 1926 _ and 1927, has done mucll lo` vindicate I the good judgment ol this leadership. l

“it is only natural that this gen- l

eral prosperity should have brought l aboutaperveding spirit of optimism. S In every part of the country one _§ finds an improved tone in business, a ‘ more aggressive attitude towards ex-‘ 2 pansion and greater interest ill the f opportunities afforded by foreign E trade. And yet. there a:e no indica-'_ tions of industrial and commercial I illflation. I-roductlon is not expand- I

' todh rowtll

ing wapolnt unwarran V it l tn demand. It is a '.;‘.;l:'c:‘tllv fact that this whole expansion has taken

of erations in the leading financial cen-l 3°Y G P¢“51°U~ If “'°“l‘i be f°\`__ it tres or me worm, especially nouoo_ul$Hd<; __f1;_<;nev_and___it_l~ou1<l re_ and New York. Our buslnessof thls\d__Yw izh Y 0 9 ‘Jef PM <3 th to class ls of at particularly desirablel Mr- M ‘ii SWE ";E_n~`»‘° nC;Rl“_li= _ a“_:;l_n_d self-_liquidating characterso t.hat_ ___g_-___ tkxfg Z1 ay mg 0_3’ -__ e0 _e ng _s grow h during the last few years _ l_>_ _ hs l_

gives cause for satisfaction. ,S1_9l_i;s__ outholet _e _taxes o t 0 PCO

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slr Herbert Holt. President, ln ou-3 ~ }° ° ‘Q am “git 83;-

”‘ '-"'-"-'W ow lu/in

NECESSITY OF CURBING UNWISE SPECULATION

in commenting on the annual statement, Mr. Neill referred at length to the importance of call loans, which represent loans against stock exchange collateral, not only of the Royal Bank, but of all banks. He pointed out that this was indicative of three things:

"l. Increase in the number

of securities available to in- vestors.

"2. Increase in the market

value of securities.

"3_ Increase in speculation. "In a growing country the

development of its resources produces new securities. Pros- perous times result in the en- hancement in value of securi- ties and for these reasons it is clear that. the two first men- tioned causes for the increase in Call Loans are at least to some extent justified. As to the third. it is obvious that speculation has reached n dangerous stage. The best- informcd financial and brok- erage films are already oper- ating on all unusually conser- vative basis by calling for in- creased margins. by declining to open new accounts and by restricting the liability of their customers to reasonable a cunts. In times of exces

m _

place durinsaverivd which has °€@“ l sive speculation, the lure of

characterized by a moderate decline I _fn prices. On the whole, the fullda- l

mental situation in agriculture. in- ._

dustry and commerce is more stable

at the beginning of the period I

than - However, I think it is necessary_ to give a word of warning and caution against inflation in securities and_ excessive stock speculation. _

Constructive Policy of Finance Minister

"In a growing country there is a

strong tendency to expand govern- ment activities and to increase gov- ernment expenditures. The Minister of Finance is to be greatly congratu-_ latedonreducing various taxes and, on cutting down the net debt by $60,-‘ 000_000 between October 31st. 1926. and October 31st. 1927. While the, government should be given iuli_ credit for what it has accomplislledy it. is imperative that all capital ex- penditures should be kept down to a lninlmum. Nosingle factor can do more towards maintaining economy

and reduction of taxation. and only\ __The uqmd position at me Bm

has been fully maintained. Our hold ings of cash. including bank balanc es. equals 23.12% of liabilities to th public. while our total liquid asset are 57.33% of liabilities to the publi ascompared with 54.30% last yea

"Having regard to the opportuni-

ties which Canada ofiers for new de

ents we ma ex ct. outsid

by this means can the country hope to throw of! the gigantic burden of debt incurred during the year.

GENERAL MANAGEWS ADDRESS

C. E. Neill, general manager. in his address io shareholders. said ln~ part:- _ "The 58th annual balance sheet.

showing the position of the Bank on November 30 last. the end of our fis- cal year and the profit and loss ac- count, givlng the results of the yea\°`S operations, are before you. L think you will agree that both are sails- faetory ‘

"Our-' total assets are $894363

th history of

903.6' the highest in e 128286 -‘to guard against a repetition of this;

easy profits cannot be denied. but speculation can be checked and held within reasonable bounds by the financial inter- ests, particularly the banks, and bond and brokerage

l houses.

"'I`hc increase in deposits is $109,-`

'l’l5,802.l'l, but included in this figur are several large temporary amounts Apart from these special deposits the growth has been substantial an shows the steady progress we ar making. Here I may say that durin the past year we have secured mor valuable new accounts and connec

tions than in any previous year.

“Perhaps the most striking item i the statement is the increase of $27,-

in ii...

777,630.60 in commercial loa

Canal..- In times of great bus' activity, increased turnover calls fo additional banking occommodatlo As our business is largely commer cial, the substantial increase in loan is the inevitable result of prosperit

throughout the country.

nature' however' arises from wr DDJ whom wunm' I should greatly Lino? to be hoped that they wlu try. andl

ve that they will win. Even if they Abmm _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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if observers of the United States

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sir,_-It is stated that “ccmpetenll

+ 'practical value to those who possess

be able to s on his or her feet

hearers. For this a national talent

an and of winning the prlze--even

he against competitors from the larg-E

it. The intelligent men and women

who can speak well in public are at

a great advantage ln this Demo- HALIF cratic age and country. To be suc- _ cessful in the pulpit in Parliament gggfnbbged by J°hmt’°“ mu wud'

or in Council a man or woman must Excmn\:e_

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in such a way as to convipce his' New ‘Mk B I

_ Bhd fill fa d d iffiihl '

essenralgf Fore __\;_evy;:_\ng mans? 3;? it. Top. and santa Fe R7. man who has the natural talent, the A;:e%C'm can C°‘ ‘ ‘ °"’ "'°' “oratorical contest," to be held ' ar md Fay' 0°' forthwith, the preparatory study* §f:_“’§i° -

‘ o ine ~ ~ :ro

“V and practice Wm be as °' swppmg Am. Bosch if/lag Conf) 1

_ they could speak in public better' golthan their fellows-who were infgfg' C;:§w?_°b_;_’_"%“; Y°'k)

_ other respects just as well educated, International Paper' 1

en and just as thoughtful. llmernan ..._ ef we _“am ==~1e=\¢ of °f=w_w. u....l...°’E>‘?2 '.§‘}°i§f"$’_""T_: i 111 *fn tms Pmvmce is as pmducuve as Mis. Kan, and Tex. Ry. _ . ex. any other part of Canada. There are Reading Co_ _ _ _ _ _ _ hB.".wny ymmg me" and w°me“ in this Southern Pacific Co. __ . _ , _ nil. cm' and u"°“5h°“" the P_‘;§R“°e Union Pacific Ry. he Wm’ are calmme °t “kim m U S. Industrial Alcohol Co. .. hy the oratorical c<_lnt/est. to_ be held Westinghouse Execwm

Uliltéd SLBIES _Si'£€l . . . ... _ . . .

k Quotations

AX, Jan. 1'i.-Quotations _

o(_‘ the Montreal Stock

191%'

72’/tsl 106% 23 I 174‘»2l 21 _ 5t'>‘.~’.'i coat.; 161 ` 120%* 77%. ' 0’l‘.~'.» 4\‘fs‘

260 1

102

12078' 190 . lil4'_4i 91% 14575.

n_‘er communities further West. It is _Montreal sw” Exchange

le while But the one who wins in this

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uoularrrou AND Monllnrrv c,,.,,1°,¢e,0wn_

Jflfl 18th, 1928

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it lieve that at no time has there been THE pAN_AMER|cAN UMON i- so large a consumption of spirits ____

,now while the making o wines il cider lwhich is legal up to a ma

]annum for every householder) ‘_ the brewing of beer in working-cl i{ homes has attained enormous _' mensions." Lord Salvesen--an em

health of the people, which can .deduced from official statistics.

wus. he says, “confidently predlc

tion would give a moral uplift to

` nlortallt returns from diseases

||l f°“W?€“ “mes me C°“°\1\°l`€m3 i“'\ form our Liberal dictators at Otlalval . crease ln. the United States popula- Accor-dlngly_ _May

.. ; £314 authorizes the School Board (al Nl 1 _

FIKIIOUID July " " provide school accolnnlcdationa ful' “mn

Q90 £1, _

occurring in the young rvay be

p _teal l e to obtain o i-oe

imainly furnished by illicit stills)

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“Y the 'UW' “f-W0°3f@S V-ht” P!'°l=lbi' fairs of nations in this hemispller

J population and especially promote week-S gggesl, and Coplcd from 1 ‘ - Witty Of life- 1115'-Had Dill? finds f-ML most fair oi American publication

Y pps- ..

.rectly resulting from. or connected gamdpnls wha road me cllppl with, alcoholic excess show remark-: should have no illusions pegs;-din lt able iUCf€*1S€5- In the f01’m91’ C1955- the humanitarian lnotlves behi ‘ deaths “Um f\\C°\\°“5m lflcfefised the Pan-Alnericall Union. and in--

tion, and the number of such dcathsi I am, Sil', etc

n » . as at 355 gers Canada would fa/ce should s

1 C0l'lgl`€SS.

he sh°“m “M” Wm’ me Study °f me “N” Brazilian Traction

con 5 5' S e' Montreal Power ., trip to Great Britain rind Eufcpe- National Breweries a. great thing for any young man or Steel co can Com

noman less than nineteen year' of Asbestogcom Nm; '

l Asbestos Pfd. New |Bell Telephone [Brompton

St. Lawrence Flour _ ;Shawinigan . _ . _ . Can. Stcsmsbfp Com. lCan_ Steamship Pfd. »Dominion Bridge

T lol' in thc Guardian. The clipplngl _ 5 speak< for itself and ‘hows the dan-_ Bnnk Roy” ' ' ' ` "

511- accept the invitation of the united! ~

ll _ m'_States to join the Pan-American' rent British lawyer and statesman- ‘»

‘states ln the London 10.13.) Dai1y< Semimem is likely w be ci,-cami J _ PW* '-hai' were 1* 5 steadily EWW ed by any Liberal friends of Wisi-; u 'V

V ing deterioration of the morals and mgmn at Omwm lg favor of this

be Union which is nothing more 1.nan`

"Il a hypocritical shield for American Wd invasion and interference in the ai- May

July

the, The enclosed is published in th

di' the Scri Howard newspapers

in-

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ng mach . . . nd July

March

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at of oratory and the training in speak B_ E_ SRM 1 __ Pm _ _ he ing to audiences _of thoughtful and! B_ E_ SMI zild Pm “_ clltical people will be well worth Howard smith

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as Sir.--1 am enclosing a. clipping _ _1_1_d cut from 'rl-ls: LITERARY Dlolssri- “““"‘

I: mum of two hundred Gallons which I wish you would and spime Bam* C°m’“°"°°

280 340

Wheat

129 ‘/A

130% l26‘~'.-

Corn

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Oats

Wheat

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REGAINED

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collateral in the form of ultimate security for loans.

The uninsured business, whether large corporation or

small partnership, carries unnecessary risk. Millions of dollars of Business Insurance are now protecting organ- izations in which the ‘annual premium is regarded .as a

» first class investment' ' _

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- ' Agents .at all Principal Points

Y the terms ol tho Public gourd or being deprived ot' sullport lol' the saldWAct."' . Y

r»-ar of _

Sl-lloyols Act, null the R&guli=\!i0ll-‘t under lhl- Public iircllools Act- _ Tile Petition asked the Board t-J

_ gy .he School lsfmrli of Ina Town Fourth Point: “ hat this Boarl. make the Convent School a School.

r5l' oi Summeoside _ therefore, has no power or author- within the meaning and purview ol. g6,".‘ ssc pd rolnt: "That this Bcarrl ily under the said Art or otilerwisc the Act' and if the Convent would"

51,, appointed under llle provieiulls lu apply any part ot' tl\c.Solu>ol '.

52%* of the Public Schools Act. and has funds for tho upkeep and pllrviewl (Continued on page 6) _

no power or euihelliy “C291 *‘_'j"‘ ' ~ ~ 4-1'* "

,lad below n netcci' the i; reasid _ _ _ _ __ , .

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l>0Dua on nn in mrs lmes Nlcarazuas Boody Peace ma___nES_ along _Vim __ couple of 3_1: _hip P<____l__‘;m_ __S_______ _hp n________ __l _

ns it derives from the said AHL _ . tr l mistake not, the said Art _

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_ RITA MCKENZIR . _ _ . . _ _

_icrred from the fact that nlnongstlwhpatlq g_lver_ _ ` V allfthe wards of the Town. and UH _

' » ' t engage teachers who will vom _

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' homicides, suicides, and dlvol-ces-j p nd C lid 'lll ogre.. ° 9' ‘ tio. ‘ iwlf I _ _ ._ _ res cnt oo ge wi ace _ -been. fighting over since. Bat. lest ,n__r_1 Point ..Th_“ me _,Md pub. M___£¢ 3

_illhlc silltle of llcllllh. my lloryos

velopm . Y P9 investors, particularly in GreatBrlt ain and the United States. to continue \ to send their money to this country. ‘_The unfortunate experiences of some ‘of the amish inveswrs who mode ill- advised commitments in the boom period preceding the war, undoubted- ly affected Canada's reputation in

_-( financial circles in the Old Country.

' '-avowchmg pos-llblo should be done

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wily r'on\pll~tcly, il colllll not ale:-p_ hull _ llnl-karllra null was

all- an won k

\ l-olnpletcly vxll . l

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me Bank' an increase D S 'situation Istrongly urge anyone int

9 _ , ~ _ 8019 over mst year L nd Great Britain who has investmentsl

"Increased business activi y ll

ln C nada under consideration to

the growth of our business have re- B - sultcg ln higher profits, the best in seek the advice of a Canadian bank the history of the Bank. Provision or a reputabieinvestlnent house fo- has been made for bad and doubtful llliliar with Canadian conditions. »~= ~=~°°°-W ‘H we-.:::.:';: s.“f.a§.::°l:::°.:i:‘°;

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ward m pmm and loss “comm bank nor an investment house might

3 _ be in a position in appraise the pros-

Helmm Fonun Tn e poets of success. they could at least

"An interesting item in our balance. give an opinion on the standing and sheet is the sussumuol amount or lutesritv °_f_ time vvlmecvfd Withthe Letters or credit outstanding. The enterprise- _ __

A Estate of A

A. D.

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ELDON _

will continue the closingout .sale until

1* ianuary 31st. 1928

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Coal 1

We are now stocked

_ with high grade Coal for - winter. unmet#

Old Sydney Screened,

_ Inverness. ' Springhill. `

Albion Nut.

Albion Stove. Albion Round American Herd Nut.

_ Mich Hard stove.

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ments. Prompt deliver

_ len. Lowest prices.

W. D. Gillis

___ and Company

Phono 170

illlli I wus compell- ed to give up null illko lo my hull. i was lltlvlsoil \<\ try! ltr. l'll-rl-r-'a l~`rlvor-

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men in Nicaragua sw SSW" srllool and lin conversion tum fl may quickly relieve your bladder 12 bfunghgg _ for our customersj; conveniens:

Q "Colonel Stimson found a way-`

in an interview with Gcqcrfll Mon

_ cada. the revolutionary conunllnder Q ln-chief, he made it plain tc the r General that it 'vas either a case o ` surrender or fight the United Stat-` ` so Moncada yielded. and our forces

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l“°fi°@ Wm SWE 0PD0I'@\ll'\U-y I0 the erlcan marines and native forces ’~ ~ b _ ._--- '

kj youths of this province and of all “since active intervention by the Egisgpgnw _E231 u$0thtl§en§2?;:.ic§n Kidney and bladder ilritations_ ~ ' ~ ._ Canada to develop a talent of great United States began last l\‘larch.'_' pubuc often result fromThaci§§t_._y_ says a , _ -1 - And this daily expresses the gist 0 _ awe' shomd at least be honest noted authority. c neys eip

‘;'The Experience “any mmmer °'(m`°ri“1 when R2 with ourselves. For the time being, ggssr ;'__hi_-:n‘1‘&_d £;”"':__a2”;e__ ‘°_§_)§:_;‘,‘_<§l e S

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' ' ' 111115' at War with Niwrasua. C011-5 dem,” Hghts in Nicamguw _Out-(luring the night. The sufferer is in

grass alone has the power to dc-_can__1rigms_ for exampm li" un__c°nswm_ d,e_ad_ me water passes

clare War. and COHKFQSS V185 dime NSS we wlsh V, spoil our enum” fm- sometimes with a scalding sensa on

" “° 5"°h mms' The “her k“°w“' rcal understanding with the rest of and is VEVY Pl`°f“5e3 “S'“i“- th*’“’f is.

` difflf! lf. l V0ldll`l il;

` 1"" “ thi” ciwhes have bm” he Latin America, we must find a bet- U J/ H 8 -

fl\1@I‘-i~ BU( Why 0\1\‘ mm 5h0\‘/1 bf’__ ter procedure than killing off vas; Bladder weakness. most folks call there Bt all hiw U00 been '~‘XP\8|11*?d~ I numbws of native rebels on me pre- it because they can‘t control urlna

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c a s a. _______ in Nlcm_a_gua_.- Continues this lmlpcrzl S______K_n___y allow mp ,macp ;\l_ four ounces of .lad Salts from yourl

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_ onlin _ * _ a - . _ _ '#1-..l'..':fI,,_\ _,,.. .,,..l.~..r|».- I-rr-rr_»~\p»_l_..v_l'\_l;llr; last year and was on thcPl:_g;r_\_*ieg{ Mr- Ml-Leon as the grounds llp.»u.fasl_ Commun ,hm fm. two or three '"" “""“"."f“.}.,f,"`{§’ ",_.'_“""' """ " "; °Ve“'h"°Wi“g mn' '“a”'h Pre i whit-.ll he lluaed his mntflon to re-ldays_ This _will help neutralize the, _ __ 1 “W “““‘“- ~““ .‘\"`.'j ll lm.. Diaz' a C°“5e"f““"e' W 9" _ sL_ie<~| rhn Ccnvellr lfetltlon ut ilu- acids ln the system so they no_ion_g-_| =__ *_ 'f , ~ _ _~ ___ __/,

` A" urnwmn' mhmq M qi- '- dem’ cwlidge “gm Cm' Hemy rom-llt meeting of the Summcralle ef life 8 S0\ll‘Ce of irritation o t e_

gf;/12 _gzsgi _L9 bieoidzxgg Slhool Board bladder and urinary orttans which O N and at the same time keep Qiaz in

ln short, in every aspect of life m n ou msg ai, me pan-American “’h9¥"* mi? “'1°\"\\S 0f me W0910 'Jan Ccingresg on January 16, predicts you,-Sh°ml;i get 'fue idea' matt' tslgiir Scllols Act does not 1-olllellr _ be gaugcd from stotnti.-ls. Not least me Camden posg if he should try “‘“§“‘eS “Ve b °‘i 5_‘:_“‘§ _“___ d unto. uor hos it mode any l1r<>v1=»| remarkable is the ll1C1'L‘P.S0 ill f€'d€I‘-i to reconcile the peaceful hum of pm‘Ch‘ mt' _lt 8 rec°f1é»e eigmx _3‘;n_ lull for any school other than ll _ al narcotic convictions, which. of Colonel Lindbergh‘s‘ "good-will" air- 39W tha; " rf st"f?g0° i “gw;_s,' was five noil-fieclllfiall illimii' ’“`h0"\-,‘ .course might be expected to so uniplone erlgino with the vlnoictivo _"“’ _"2 ‘S °b __ H f and li is me orfnlrs ol sul-ll sr=uo<.\s_ "N112" the 1955 hafmflil l\‘»\\'~1°*i0 1\\-` sputter of American machine-guns memes' n°n5""°'e' T” “ “ °“ ll), and of no others, that this Boal-fl cohol become more dtilllxlllt to pro- in Nl¢amgua__ 15 fact, si;-l¢e January °”S“_ameS s}}°W5 mat' approximate 3’ has been empowered lo ndmilliei

e_ cure, but one uould scarcely expect 1_ when our marines sun-ered a 1055 370 balldifs have baendkikmé Since tel»" _ . ` them to increase in a ratio 46 times, of five men killed and l,wem_y.th,-ee C°l°nel S“m5°“ fep°n° ' If 5i__nf_E The Petition asked the Board 20 ii' greater than the concurrent 'ncrcase‘ W0-mded in -'me biggest battle ln :L least ty? __;_h“€hon§mS:_;`_e Em take over the Collvent School and

e` Of D0PUl2il0I1-" which our troops have fought since en wmgl ; ai 0. tsml casualb "Hike I” 3 fre” “°“`f’°e°‘f“"“"‘ ‘

K- I‘hese statistics were, Lcrd Sal- the wg;-ld wot-_" the presidents lot .3“3;’“e_“ ' than __‘;_de__ d_sc__s_ School Then it would automatlcallv e;vcsen says, derived from oh'icial_ has not been il happy Une- Senawfs :ian mfvgebeen around 2 000 gill ;\u_der_ tlée al:m1;1istl;_a_tion _m<_\_l

_ sources beginning in 19l9, the last go fiom of hlm_ C0 ressmen rolex; , ‘ _'l le - <‘-100 Our! ll -‘U- I v ¢ ¢

_year before 'prohibition was er.acied.§ of him have voneylg and thunder" Fen °%De°f"l‘b°;° 3°' Tis sgszacggd slloulcl it attempt sectarian teach- co., _

n and ending in 1025. 'Ihey are rel- .¢d_ Resolutions mumps toward _“__ lmafyhhingog ns__e)r_:_1;s0 img llurlng scllool hour-l. no_ one .

fainly vHl¢U1f1f¢df°“siv<= us l>e\'.=°."' qulrlosmlo Nicaraguan choirs have “’..,‘,_ is fem awp, therefore "_“"“‘_""i°*" ‘° “S "mil “‘“","' nvvnsrmsur aauxlms _ I am, Sir, etc., _been l“¢_mdu_¢ed'inbUf_h HDu5e5_ and mm mep;‘_`_ne___c3LnP uhm: has beer; tlnuol as :l Public School hy t.lf\ _ _ A READER editorial writers have had many a. disgracemuy spoofeg Not only has __ __ ‘ C“"|°“°'°“""‘ nfl ,rua oluvronrcan coN<rr:s'r vogrelr?-fa? €l§e°`;;liu)\:lfg.‘ G°“ef“l S““dif§°" , s_§",f,gf 11,, “iff Kidneys Must HQJV(-3 S” "°‘“‘ M°""°°' mm” ‘ -l --- -rl.. Boston clone anus that sm>f°’<' grffirionnigeflglikenftto' :fr this ue ` ~ sf S_ir,-The Oratorlcal Contest of lmntely fifty engagements have tak- aid his ‘mowers areprire bandits of wmch The Guardian ms we” “S 9” “we m Ni‘m'“@““ between Am' as e uall ridiculous Any further _ _ - ' ' 1-uf'

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