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Come, Jack, Tell U: lt_lsn't True!

Jack Dempsey, we are told, is, planning to promote a ﬂﬁ-round bout‘ between, Paulino Uzcudun and a ‘suitable opponent” at Reno, Nev. on July 4i

It is to be hoped that Jack is no more seriousabout this promotion venture than he was about his num- erous " mebac‘ " and "retirement" announcements. Of course, there is the consolation that no one except

‘sports writers, the referee and ush- ers would have to attend the fight.

Watchlngva. fighter oi Paullnos

, type fight for even ten rounds is bad enough, but any one brave enough to consider sitting through a 25- round bout between any oi the cur- rent heavyweights certainly would be entitled to a Carnegie medal for heroism.

It is doubtful that there is a heavyweight in the , country who could still raise his arms after 20 rounds of fighting. Paulino stagger- ed through 15 rounds with Max Schmeling two years ago, before he had started to go back, and the mem- ory of that bout is enough to con- vince anyone that neither Max nor Paulino would be able to keep the spectators awake for 25 rounds.

Eight scouts took the signalling hike on Monday and put in some ex- cellent practice including the send ing of messages to a third station out oi range of the original station. Expert signallers in this troop in- clude Don Stewart, Jack Ritchie and Lloyd Williams.

This troop all agreed to purchase shorts before the visit oi the Chief l" mmissloner, as they plan to put‘ on a special signalling demonstration.

Uniforms

It is the earnest desire oi the Pro- vincial Commissioner and other scout leaders that all scouts will do their best to have complete uniforms, in- cluding shorts, before the visit of the Chief Commissioner‘. All Scoutmas- ters will therefore please see that their boys have scout pins, badges and neckerchiefs in order, and pur- chase as much oi their uniforms as possible. They will be néeded for

Max Baer Is Opponent camp at any raw

Max Baer, young Californiam- is slated for Paulinos‘ opponent in the proposed bout. Baer has been un- impressive _in 10-round bouts with Risko, Loughran, Schaaf and other heavies and it is hard to imagine anyone paying real money to see a 25-round bout featuring Baer and Pauline.

If Dempsey stages his bout, it prob- ably will be the prize promotional "bust" oi recent years.

The proposed date of the bout, July 4, is the day following the Schmeling-Stribling championship at Cleveland and even though the ‘championship’ fight is not regarded as an especially attractive nor im- portant affair, it would overshadow the Reno bout.

Dempsey contends that few fans from the west coast will go to Cleve- land for thevSchmeling-Stribllng con- test, but it is hard to imagine that anyone would go to Reno for the

, Gilwell Camp

So far seven men from this pro- vince have signified their intention of attending. There is yet room for five more. Please remember the dates, July 14 to 24, cost $5.00.

Visit of the Chief Commissioner

Final word has-been received that Mr. John Stiles, Chief Commissioner of the Boy Scouts in Canada will visit Prince Edward Island on the 5th of June and remain until "the 11th. Already the Scout leaders have mapped out a full itinerary.

A large reception has been plann- ed, which will take the form of a

parents, associate members and in- terested citizens will be invited. A

the Scout 'I‘roops in the City. This program will be in charge of Mr. Geo. . Filliter, Provincial President, Mrs. A.

special program will be put on by all '

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN» Central Guardianl

BAPTIST SEBVICES.-The Rev.‘ E. J. Chisholm will preach in thel Uigg Baptist Church. May 24th at; 1.45 P. M.

MURRAY RIVER SERVICE. — There will be service in the Murray River Baptist Church, Sunday, 24th. Louis Harris.

CHRISTS CHURCH, Cherry Val- ley, Whit Sunday, May 24th. The Litany and sermon, 2.30 p. m. “Do you care?" Capt. F. M. Belt in charge MARSl-IFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH —Service Sunday. May 24th, at 3 o‘clock. Dr. Vincent of Charlottetown will be the preacher.

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE - Services Sunday, May 24th: York Church School, 10 a. m., service at 11 a. m.; Brackley School at 2 p. m., service at 3 p. m.

TRYON BAPTIST PASTORATE- Services Sunday, May 24th: Bon- shaw, ll a. m.; Westmoreland, 3 p. m.; 'I‘ryon, 7.30 p. m. Myron O. Brlnton, Minister.

MARSl-IFIELD JJUNSTAFI-‘NAGE -Scho0l, 10 a. m., service, 7.30 p. m. Rev. Dr. W. A. Watson, of Pine Hill College, Halifax, will be the evening preacher.

NEW LONDON PRESBYTERIAN Congregation, May 24. Services will be: Long River, 11'a.m.; Clifton, 2 P-m-I Granville, 7 11m. Services will be conducted by Mr. V. E. Osborne. D

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Geor- getown, Whit Sunday, May 21th, Morning Prayer and sermon, 11, Church School at 2.30, Evening pray- er and Sermon at 7 p. m. Capt. R. F. Wheeler, Special Missloner.

bliss Eleanor Smith and Mr Reigh Sherren, City, accompanied by Mr. Stephen Shsrrin motored to Crap- aud on Sunday and proceeded to El- lerslie in Mr. Sheri-ens aeroplane. They returned tothe city on Monday.

SUNDAY SERVICES for the New

Glasgow Church of Christ are: Bible School, l0 a. m., preaching service at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m., service in

dinner, to which all leaders, Scout» Fredericton Church at 3 P- m- W111‘

G. Qulgley, Pastor.

Saint Johns Church. May 24th: Even- song, 3 p. m., special preacher, Rev-

Paullno-Baer affair. Jack's crowd ' would be limited almost exclusively to Reno citizens and members of the divorce colony and even this limited clientele probably would find more excitement in the gambling rooms than at the 25-round "battle of the century.

B. Cosh and m. Wm. P. Bradley. While in Prince Edward Island. Mr. Stiles will visit, Scout troop in Mur- ray Harbour. Montague, Summer-

speak to several service Clubs.

Associate Membe a

l There has been a great response to the call for associate members. To l date over 80 interested citizens have joind by paying s. siziall fee of $2.00 and in this way have done much to establish the Provincial Council with a satisfactory bank balance. This fund has assured the holding of the Provincial Scout camp and will assist in extension work.

The following gives the names of the associate members to date.

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Lleut. Governor Charles Dalton, GecrgeFilliier, J. E. Harris, Alfred Pickard, Canon Malone, Mrs. W. S. Stewart, Dr. Heath McIntyre, Mrs. W. S. Grant, J. M. Hunter, J. F. Hunter, J. G. Jamieson, Mayor Prowse, Benjamin Rogers, H. H. Mac- Farlane, W. A. Stewart, S. A. Mac- Leod, W. Chester S. McLure, M.P., Col. D. A. MacKinnon, D. S. 0., J. R. Burnett, Allen B. Cosh, Hon. F. R. I-leartz, N. H. DcBlois. George D. De- Blois, J. R. Paton, R. L. Cotton, Col. A. G. Peake, H. A. C. Scarth, A. A. Pomeroy, P. J. Proude, Henry Call- beck, Dr. I. J. Yeo, J. D. Jenkins, J. P. Gordon, Ross Bethune, E. D. Sterns, Dr. A. C. Vincent, E. Nichol- son. Dr. J. A. Clark, Wilfred Boulter.

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WINSLOE SERVICES - Winsloe United Church services on Sunday. May 24th will be: Highiield at 1i a. m.; Princetown Road at. 3 p. m.; South Winsloe at 7 p. n1. Prof. J. S. Thompson, M.A., of Pine Hill Divin- ity Hall will preach at 3 p. m. Rev. G. A. Grant, Minister.

THE WARM WEATHER of the present week has given the growth of vegetation a great impetus. ‘Ihe ﬁrst tiny leaves are appearing on ornamental trees 1n the streets and squares, and the sprouts of early vegetables are appearing above the ground in the gardens. The mild summer-like weather betokens the change of season. derson, Donald MacKinnon. Mrs. F‘. A. A. Mutch, Mrs. Wm. MacMillan, Mrs. Frank Dillon. Preston McLaine, Mrs. Walter S. Brown, Mrs. Hal B. Warren, C. W. Patterson. Miss M. Metherell, Miss Ruby Campbell, J. E. Ross MacEwen, P. J. MacDonald. Malcolm Macriinnon. Mrs. Donald MacDonald. George MacLeod, Her- bert Jewell, Mrs. Cephas Mallett, Mrs. J. Harry Hill, Frank Currie. Mrs. Frank Lafferty, Mrs. C. L. Par-

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lined to the hcuze for 11 10W diiys.» mother was adjourned till today. will resume his work: and preach on‘ ~1- Sabbath. 24th at DeSabIe at 10.30; Czpe grgaverse Z21 231318“: slg-xlgmlerg‘ services in the Hunter River United 5199115 Vallldeﬁmle, Vmh si e a p. m. so on ay, o a

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ISLANDER DEAD-Vilord “as re-j gikyeiiunle" RN“; 7 p" m" Wheat“ 'rl'tl3't"tcl. r-nw - , gilt; i‘: Pa“ cgimikteesssgl.syo? has l Hunter ‘River and also of Whcatlcy Gillis, wife of Capt. Daniel Gillis Mr. Hugh Gillis, Superintendent Dredges for this province is a son. He is at present at his home in Port I-Iawkesbury.

services of this‘ the most enjoyable dances held Hampwn‘ the Charlottetown Lawn Tennis Club charge for Sunday next are as foi- _ lows: Hanmmn at 3 pm" Re“ J, \v_'ll‘lCli1DEl‘5 and their friends 1n Faulkner of Pine Hill DLvinity Halli C5917" Tllesdl" Halifax, preacher; Bonshaxv at 730.: “"3 _ Rev. J. M. lVlcLeod. Charloitrtovvn ‘-'l1<‘-"~1\1P1‘»<. 1116 Colored lights fiildllli‘, Preacher. There will be no service at‘ 2395113" H‘ ‘he. beauty or the (‘can Desable, Rev. George Ayers. mn= 15-“91191” mum

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FIRE NARROSVLI‘ AVERTED. — the special speaker in the evening Montreal, speaks for itself: “Through - I at Pownal. Ii. E. Campbell, Minist- the dwelling

the medium of your paper we believe a short paaagraph relative tc the death of a member of the adove or- with I ganization might assist in informing causing , the family and relatives if any alive, I that". Lorne VanIdei-stine, died at the Laurentlan Sanatorium, April 20, _ i931, and was cremated in Mount morning and was sentenced to two ‘ Royal Crematorium,‘ and ashes plum years in the penitentiary. A ‘case of‘, in grave of Union Plot m Mount a man charged with assaulting his r Royal Cemetery. The 5mm; morﬂb ary benefit met the expenses oi the deceased." It is understood he had a sister, named as his beneficiary. the ad- dress as - Edward Island. Canada That was all the information the writer had to work on, but in talking Please note change of hour at l “Vim him Wm" he “'35 l‘ W07“!!! ' member, he mentioned that his birth lplace was on Prince Edward Island,

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