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. .. (Canadian Press) iHOITAWA. Ont. July s-r. n. Gor- manager and coach or the New york JAIHQHCEU Hockey Team and of the Connaugh Perk Club, 01 LhL! City, confirmed will!‘ YOPOrts appearing in New York papers. that he had been appointed general ‘manager hf the Kip-s Calientes Race Track, in Qdltiw-"Ilie appolnment means that B31111 retire as manager aha coach driehenew York Americans. 1t will not, "however. affect his position with lhoKCohnaught Jockey Club. hinder-

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(Canadian Press) QJPNDON, July 6—Fllght Lieuten- ant Atcherly, member of the British Qchlieider Cup Team, won the King's ‘will air race today. in the 5,169 mile llight around Britain. The race start- from Heston aerodrome with}! planes taking off. They rcprescnied lllntypes of machines and the con- testpnis included three women.

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Ever since Joe Dundee. of Balti-

more, riveted the welterweight tiara onto his brew the ristic fans have been wondering when he would climb through, the ropes and spend thirty or forty-five minutes (or less) in de- fending the title.

Joe hasn't been what you might

call a fighting champion. Before he wrapped up the iron hat of distinc- tion and carried it into the State of Maryland, Dundee was a good bat- tler who didn't seem to care how many nightsa week he labored. The boys who squat around the ringside ﬂguredlhdd be one of the busiest champs ever crowned. But why go

to that? It's now an old story. 1t looks as if, Dundee was finally

about to trade punches in a cham- pionship bout.

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Baltimore boy to meet Jackie Fields in Detroit on July 18. Fitz, who put in some hard work to have ﬁfteen- round tilts legalized in Michigan, is all set to stage the first one under the new ruling. He is putting up a brand-new arena to accommodate 30,000 cash customers in a corner of Detroit's Fair Grounds and his first venture with the new pine lumber looks like a sell-out.

Fields is a youngster who has been knocking on the door to fame for seine time. His record looks fancy enough to entitle him to a shot at the title. If the bout goes through as “eduled, it should be e humdin- ger.

Fields will beset and ready to go through with his end of the bargain.

Dempsey: pal, has signed up thenver the traces.

Dundee may injure himself, or kic

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He seems to be Jinxed. At least he has been signed for other titular bouts and they have had to be called off.

There is a feeling that Dundgg h, ready to be taken and that the first fellow who gets him in a ring with his crown, will come out of the mix- ing as the new champion." It's a cer- $61M? that. if Dundee isn't feeling 11D to the task, there’l1 be some loop- hole through which he will be able to Jump. Fitz and the fans are hop.‘ in: that he'll go through with this one.

And there is another fellow who is anxious that nothing interfere; with the plans. That chap i; Jgbkig FEMS-Possibly the next welter champ and a capable youngster who, at least, deserves a shct- at the k championship.

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The Jubilee Institute of Albany Village, met rat the home of Mrs. George W. Burns on Wedne * y ev- ening, July 3rd. The meeting opened

Carol. mnum of last meeting were read and approved. ‘Nine members ' ‘andfour visitors were present. Roll call was answered byﬂMy first love affair." Ourtis and Mrs. Gamble; programme committee, Mrs. Mrs. Cameron; lunch committee, Mrs. llacKay, Mrs. Muttart and Mrs. Jel-

the district convention, BRINGING UP FATHER

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school grounds. A reading entitled Ruby Burns and a paper entitled An

lunch was then served. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Gamble. A vote or thanks was ex- tended to the hostess. Meeting closed by singing God Save the King. A.

Burris and Mrs. Keir Bassett. A vote of thanks was extended to those who so kindly took their trucks and cars for carrying the children to and from the ice cream social on the

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The district is on the Baie de Chal- eur,» about forty-five miles inland from Cascapedla, and can be reached by automobile. On account or the min- ing developments going on, the road is being improved, and this work has been undertaken by the Quebec Government, who have a gang of men at work this week. The Hon. J. F. Perrault, Minister of Mules, is visiting the property, accompanied by A. O. Dufresne, Director of Mines of the Quebec Government. and J. Y. Murdoch. l". M, Connell. Department of Natural .Resources.

QUEBEC’! MINER-Ala DEPOSITS

CASCAPEDIA, Que, July B-Great

interest is being aroused in the new finds of copper and large deposits of zinc and lead on the properties of the Federal Zinc and Lead Company,

n the Gaspe Peninsula, which com-

pany has a number of men at work trenching, ' and a large number of veins have been uncovered.

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ings. and is French from first to last -indeed it is hard to believe that it was ﬁlmed in its entirety in a Cali- fornia studio.

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A HILARIOUS COMEDY 0F “GAY PAREE"

Paris, glittering. full of lure-and equally fulkof whimsical comedy on occasion, is the scene of the latest activities ,of low Cody, whimsical de- lineator of fanciful characters,‘ in “Orr Ze Boulevard," Metro-Goldwyn- Mayerb New French farce now play- ing at the Capitol Theatre.

It is a "Hench farce in its purest sense-As potpourri of comic compli- cations and laughable trivialities — with some clever acting, some pretty women-a little froth and frlppery. and a deal of enjoyment.

Lew Cody and Renee Adoree play the principal roles. as e. waiter with a fashion complex and a. sudden ac- cession to e fortune; Miss Adorce a restaurant cashier who loves the gay butterfly of a ,waiter—but uses prac- tical serise and woman's intuition to get him out of the ocean of troubles that ciao over his phiiandering bead.

The duel scene. Lew as the bou-

The story is set in lavish surround-

Dorothy Sebastien as the Parisian ctress, and Roy D'Arcy as the

ald E. Here, Consulting Geologist of the same department. also visited the properties this week.

MEXICO CITY. July a-For- mer President Plntarco Elias Callas will ‘leave for a trip to Europe via New York July 21, according to announcement in newspapers here today.

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Lowell Sherman are two polished; c°nireiau°n- crooks who work a badﬂﬂ‘ Bil-ml! 811d ' employ Miss Shearer! beauty and I-DNDON. July UPGQMrI-I Brain _ ready wit, to their advantage. When well Booth‘s will, probated today is“ she proves Just a little quicker wit- property o! e ems value of _

ted than they and runs away with $4.500 s0 far as can be ascertained- the spoiLs they had hoped for, they imemt- > nurse a gfudge which ha; its innings His wife and daughter Catherinbp when they attempt to blackmail her and Frederick C. R. Sheath were after her marriage and reformation. pointed executors.

Buddie Messinger, and Eugenie Bea- ' serer are also active in the play.

Ifyouarehungryforareqhon- ' at evening's entertainment, “A may . of Chance" will satisfy your every expectation.

Norma Shearer At Her Best In Cold Digger Role

LOVE, ROMANCE AND ADVEN- TURE DELIGHTFUILY WELDED IN “LADY 01" CHANGE."

ADDBESB AND PRESENTATION

On Tuesday evening, June 35th, cl number‘ of the people of Rose Valle! United Church met at the home - m. and- Mrs. J. n. white of w; chei, and presented Miss Annie Bruce with a well filled purse; presentation was made by Mr. Don

For some time Norms. Shearer has been anxious to play a good bad girl on the screen. 1n "A Lady of Chance," the latest Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer picture presented ‘at the Prince Edward Theatre, she gets her wish, and we are glad, for it gives this beautiful and talented star her best screen role to date. And Norma! friends are so loyal she can be as bad as she wants to and they'll al- ways forgive her and applaud her.

"A Lady of Chance" has been ad- apted to the screen from the story by LeRriy Scott and deals with a telephone girl who really was a gold digger. That is, she was a bold, bad gold digger until she set her cap for 0m’ y” ha“ ‘neared Ymuu" a. handsome young man, found that the hurt‘ o" m‘ and W9, “u” he hm no gold to dig and the“ sum when vacation days are over you ' denly discovered that she-really loved 79mm “d enﬂle u‘ u’ “U” ,> mm just the “ma i privileges of your friendship -

"A Lady of Chance" is as cspti-‘ mme- -' ‘y. rating as it is intriguing and in ad-f 1n View °l me t“ m“ ‘ F ilition to giving Miss Shearer her‘ ha“ l"°°“"°“1°"°°d Ywlnuvv best role u “so “was h" l “no, make possible your service in Y cast and the result of I kinds °l weathﬁ- “'9 hw‘ m“ m their co-operation is splendid enter- I #m°"."‘°““" w “Pr”! m“ 5m . tairiment. Johnny Mack Brown is? "hmk-s- m“ “'9 15k YW *0 IWQFlI-Q the boy who looks like a million and: "115 We" Km- ' ' feels like a nickel. Gwen Lee anal slaved on behalf of Rose Valle: 5}.“

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olson read the address. An enfoyal evening 'was spent in musty singing. Refreshments were by the ladies.

The following is the address: Dear Miss Brine:-

We, your friends o! the Uuifodi Church have gathered here this even. ing to show our appreciation and, gratitude for your service as organi ist during the past year.

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