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PRINCE EDWARD TODAY" “WALKING BACK”

Dancing, Speeding, Drinking. Necklng, Jazz-mod tin-u Drama of Ultra-modern Youth.

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BETWEEN ACTS Curtain at 8.15 sharp.

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DI R E C T I O N OF MISS BARBARA McNEILL

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"He's in the jail-house now! He's in ‘, ‘the jail-house now!" and the extras

_going faster than they do in Chi- ‘ cago. the staid old capital of the Ubited States ls perturbed. The word murder" is not infrequently on the lips of the people. there came dbert B. McPherson, a young bank M erk. who was charged with the ' murder of his estranged wife Vir- - , "ginla. The body of Mrs. McPherson ,5 "it'll: found ‘tightly twisted about the neck. and‘ ‘the death was first written as 51,1.

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WASHINGTON. D. c. Nov. 1- gfBy Ken Clark. Canadian Press Staff Correspondent) — with

shouting at the corn

the arrest

with a Dyiama

Paztert J. Allen, a police of-f Rumor; Iicer, contended against his super- iors. asserting

the youthful

had been murdered.

A few days later Marjorie O'Don- nell was strangled by her suitor, Dex- tor Churchill Dayton. He gave him- gscif up. Then a man engaging in a drunken brawl. was shot dead by a policeman. n. mother killed her baby

and committed suicide.

These successive

’ the uneasiness oi the public mind to the weight oi charges made by Sen-

‘vator Hefiin of Alabama ln the Sen- ate. He declared murder was ramp-

ant in Washington.

Blcasc of South Carolina questioned

if suicide should

the deaths

Arthur B. Scrivener and Senator Frank Branclegee of Connecticut. Hc charged there i within a short distance of Capitol Hill and announced ‘purchased opium in Washnlgtonb Chinatown. Senator Howell of Neb- raska, meanwhile, instituted a per-

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Excellent Local Cash-PRICES 50—75-—1.00 sonal investigation of the enforce- ment oi the prohibition law in the Capital. p '

Over a period of years this city; has a number oi crime mystcricsq

Detective Scriveners body was found,‘ on a street in Georgetown. He had

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llesrt-to-Heart Talia With Automobilir owner: and Driv- ers on flow to Get the Molt on urTheir Can at. the Leut Expense. -

l been shot. By his feet lay a revolver: and in tho rigid fingers oi his ‘handl was a necktie which was not his. Senator Brand's-gee was asphyxiat- ed in the library of his home. On a. table beside his body us. a letter

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ers - MORE PROTECTION GOOD

Putting anti-freeze in the engine

letter from an unnamedvwoman as- lserting Brandegee uias murdered. oil Five years ago the body of Barney cBride, a wealthy Oklahoman. was ldiscovercd by n roadside i from Washington. The skull lbeen crushed and most of the

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cloth- es, were torn off. The circumstanccsiwill loi his death were never brought to ‘too Jlght. ses

of serious engine maladies. concerning the famous

y case of Jess Smith have been revived

FOR. EASIER STARTING

nurse f by the present situation. Smith was

linvolved in the oil scandals or the,’ T!" Harding regime. He was shot and; the verdict was suicide. 1

At Present a Senate committee of five is making inquiry into the crime conditions in the capital and the en- forcement of the law by the police. Washington is under the control of the Federal Government and Con- gross has jurisdiction over the coni- munal lives oi its thousands of civ- al servants and tradiespeople.

For an American city of its size

Washington has a low crime aver- ;fcctive ways of getting the most out age. Among its half million people

yet this excellent anti-freeze is to make there are from 35 to 50 murders a ‘ the Cooling gysf/em “mommy 155k- year. but by far the greater numbcr p.00; new connections are an mm in of those occur among the negro pop-

tliis process. ulation who number about 200,000.

i weather.

NEW CONNECTIONS HELP Old hose connection are likelyto be porous and in connection with a sub- stance that has the creeping ability of ‘slvccrinc their use is distinctly not to

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ESSENTIAL TO SAFETY' Every motorist knows, but y deep to be reminded, that equalized , brakes are absolutely essential to safa- i ty when streets are slippery.

CANNOT LOCATE V. CBS LONDON, Nov. L-Lost-Some of gangland’; bravest, men. In issuing in- vitations to the special dinner to be given to holders oi the Victoria Cross ,for bravery in action, the War De- partment has discovered that it does [nag know the present whereabouts of over half of the men who have been honored. A plea. has been broadcast for friends Ol' relatives of "V. 0.0‘ to

send information.

l, The dinner, which will be heid,on ‘November 0th, at the Houses of Parliament, will be presided over by the Prince of Wales who will take a back seat in hmor of soldier guests. Ireland“ lg is believed, will have the Motorists who complain oi difficulty oldest representative at the dinner. in engine starting in cold weather for two of the three. oldest survivors pave only themselvfa to blame. Often are ii-ishmen, who received the cov- it la a case of trying to use a Bummer

eied distinction hall a century aeo- carburetor adjustment in winter. General Blr Reginald Hart, who is now 82. was given the decoration in the Afghan‘ war after he risked his life to nave u private in his com- puny. Lt. Col. .1. H. Reynolds, of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 8_6,_ in one of the two surri the eleven V. C.

INDICATOR. AT ITS BEST

Motor heat indicators located on the instrument board are handy at all seasons. But, they are handler in Win- tor than at any other time. In the old days, the car owners had to guess when a proper engine temperature had been reached. Now the indicator tells him precisely when the temper- iature is at 130 or 140 degrees. ‘that is where it should be before the engine is forced w work even reasonably hard.

-.vusrrrr rim COMPLAINT

ALOIIOL NEEDS- TEST! ‘rhera is no questioning alcohol’! excellence u‘, ‘In, ,- coil-fraud But, its low boiling pofnb 05100110- who is green makes i-tupecielly nuloeptibloto vors oi evaporation. In tbreariyrperiofll of

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‘ MEETING OI‘ l. I’. .C._A.-—'I'h0l‘0 will be a meeting of ‘the S. P. C. A. in tihe city building at 8 o'clock, thil Friday evening. "0790. JBLANDEI DEAD-Mr. Gordon Roberalon, youngest con 6i the 1m Alexander Robertson, died suddenly. Oct. loin in Calgary. "rho burial took piece in Idmonton ‘whore his wife and family reside.

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least ten years) many moi-e will

large example. Blrnlames Jeans

of such systems. many oi which

PEEBBYTIEIAN UIIUIUB IN cannon-sunny. Nov. iota. There will be servieeo in the loutn Ona- villc Churc hat 11 a. m. in the iville church at ll- a. m. in the lLong River Church at 7.00 p. m. IlPNaOhIT, John Fleck.

some detail. The behavior of cert stars in several of them has told

‘ ieacope will ndoubtedly thle- work very considerably.

KNOCK!!! DOWN I!‘ CAI-What might have been a. serious accident occurred 8c.‘ _, afternoon at the corner of Ilin Ave. and hlmore 8t, when migli Dennis, the little eight year old sou of m. and main-Tame: Dennis 37 Pas-more St., was hit and knocked down by. n. car He was pick- ed up by the owner of the car and his brother and niahea to e phy- sician where it was found he was suffering from’ a bad cut in his head and many bruises on his legs and arms.

go on indefinitely? The answer this

ern astronomy. The author gives

theoretical reasons deduced

large telescopes and oycuIOGOOp%l

apprehension.

g mason“. what is the kind ofobaerv

Mr. and Mrs. '1‘.1B.'Grady‘1eft for Florida yesterday morning where they will spend the winter. They will div- ide their stay between wami and Si. Peieraburg.‘

ing will serve as an important ample:-

A motor party consist‘ l; of Mrs. J.

P. Hooper. Mrs. Byron Brown and Miss Lucy Blanchard left on Bat- urday for Sydney. C. 3., where they will spend some time visiting frienda.

100 Miles a Second

Mlu Margaret and Muriel Lille {.2 n" mm

this city left yesterday morning for

sister, Mrs. Wm. Austin.

a distance o! over twenty mlllio TROUBLE IN MONACO

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g. only to be faced with nerioua fin-

ancial difficultiea. In order to carry

llmple on... but it u quite ‘certain that when the ‘iuoiwted Mil-huh telescope is built (which will take at

brought within reach. The but art- atnt estimate for the total is quoted as 1ooo,ooc,ooo.ooo. And this is only one system, though possibly a very

cogninu. that there mun-be millions

near enough to our: to be explored in

their distances; and the new 200-i.nch extend

And what of bigger telescopes still? Will the process of discovery

tlon. even though it cannot as yet be given crisply, is perhaps the inolt interesting speculation of mod-

reasons to think (not merely the fnom Eiluiteirrs brilliant mathematical the- ory of relativity. but reasons based ou what is actually observed with our

to think that not only may the unl- - verse be finite, but. that its dimen-

sions may ultimately come wltliinmir _ It is natural to oak ‘ nlqy]. denoe advanced in support oi- this view forpei-hcps wemay say these views. for there are alternatives, and all are interesting); and the follow- ex-

“It has long been one oi the out- standing puzzles of astronomy that the spectra of the distant nebulae are uniformly displaced towards the red. The observed displacements are Interpreted as velocities many of them would represent speeds Halifax mspend the winter with their M ‘We’ °n° tmmmd mu” 5 59mm!’ while the spectrum of the faint ne- bula N.G.C. 10H. which is probably at

light-years. shows a displacement cor- responding to a speed of 2.800 miles

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'5 warning or his purpose to and hisicoollng system is absolutely imper- life. Senator Blease lately received afaflve when me tempermum dmpf" lHowever, there is u, way of carrying protection further that is almcal; as essential; namely, by providing aomel covering for the radiator that will.‘ 15 miles rout the blast of cold air thrown over 11ml l the engine. Anti-freeze will keep the lccoling system from freezing, but it not keep the engine from running

retury of the Interior. for awarding

a lease to ‘theIllk Hills Naval Oil

Reserve to his Californian fi-iend“ Edward 1.. Doheny. Justice William

l-Iitz permitted Fall his freedom on

$5.000 bond pending appeal.

A short whilelat/er at his hotel the 68 year old invalid issued his first public statement concerning’ his part in‘ the'0il leases. He asked‘ the American people not to “believe me guilty oi the damnable crime of which I aim innocent." The lengthy statement ‘said he was moved to break his-long silence by a deep de-

European bankers have refused loan.

The casino authorities claim the

refuse 0o be laminated. claiming the

. mands attention. Whether the "plain out its proposed programme the So- .. i _ c1 m d“ mm“ do M“. the homing man will find that explanation ac gcamlllny operating the gambling in- wmu’ u m "mm m“ M ‘mom’ that “the stream of time rolls more 000 and for the first time in the six- “puny m“ when we happen w be ty years of the casino! existence

need the money to complete public improvements started two ‘years ago and institute an international ad- vertising ‘programme. The bankers

ceptable is more doubtful. It involves such u partnership ‘of space and time

than anywhere else." But Sir James Jeans begs us_not to regard such views as the "more irresponsible re- verios of a heated imagination." Those who have moat carefully studied the facts favor the view that space iu fin-- ile so far as to suggest not merely that we may some day soc all round it to the back of ourselves. but that

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sire to vindicate the mm c: "those who have loved, honored or trusted me." - - '

Justice l-Iltz in imposing sentence. said that had- Fail been in good health-m would have imposed the full Pinalty of $300,000 and three years in jail. The Justice ordered it entered in the record that if he were on the bench and Fall law!‘ HD0811‘- ed for re-sentence he would suspend the jail sentence because of the de- fendant's state of health.

FORBID CUSTOMS‘ MEN

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DETROIT, ' -Ml0l1-. NOV-

"unless there are very

glingf.’

air or water a! Wlmllll-

not report to a Customs omcer on returning to the United States Im- 1953 “frying merchandise.

"Boat operators and owners no longer will be reqllmd W 5h" u?‘ tlflcatea of titles."

Congressman Robert H. Olanccy. who recently hi! aent to Washington m; proteltl 0! P973555 ‘but ma" boats have been unwarrantodly flr- ga upon in the Detroit River by ocvci-nincnc aunt-I. "11 ti" m" regulations wcrl “I 1'""°""'°“ °‘ conntitutlomi fllhte."

the casino already is mortgaged foo heavily ‘at present, that 05,000,000 has been wasted in thirty months, and that the prospect of good busi- ness does not justify the risk. They further point out that tho gambling franchise hu but twenty your: to run and that gambler-u today prefer the stock market to roulette.

FEEDING TEST! WITH MINERAL! AMEB. IOWI. November 4—A sim-

W0 may even be doing itlnow.

ed that two faint nebulae may actu- ally be our two near-cat neighbors in the‘ aky mn the long way round space. If so, we m the frontl of two objects when we look at M 30 and M 0i. and the backs of the some i... ob- jects when we point out teleacopesin exactly the oplifialtu directions and look at. H3400 and M03. No doubt this

"It bu been quite seriously suggest-

TO SEARCH CANADIAN!

4-’.'i'he Detroit Free Prasstoday any; that Customs officials have been instruct ed in writing to search n0 P6780118 returning from Canada to Detroit obvious gpnumls to suspect them of am"!-

omci- new instructions. acoordinl to the pauper. include: "Mm" mil" n01», use their gum unleu their ilvfll are threatened, even t0 lhvfli in u"

"Small boats visiting Canada need

i: only a conjecture and perhaps ra- ther a wild one, but many more startling conjectures have been made in utmnomy and aubcequently prov- ed to be true. We have been led to the contain- piation of the whole of space and yet we have dealt with l. more fraction of the book. The prospect may well be bewildering to u layman. for even the author hiimolf. who has atudiod it long and earnestly, dccullmflly in. trays a certain uneuinoad at the vut- noas of the ngui-ea. Thur, after living his own account of the "white uwuii" u being in "a final state from which change and decay have ‘l0 nearly dis- appeared that a star which shrinks to this state acquires a new luau of.life for a period of thousands of millions of millions of years," be nude, Pm can only wonder to what purpccc." And after ooruiderlng. only to 0i:- miu it. 1,130, nnslibllity of time per- haps beginning all over again, he mm; "Rerlupa it in u well; it is mm to nee whet advactue could accrue from la carnal reiteration of m lame theme, or even from 0nd- leu variations of it."

Die mineral mixture and irmi oxide fed to steers produced more utlsfac- tory gains than any other mineral or combination: of minerals in tutu conducted at Iowa. Ema College. Under the direction of John M. Ev- vui-d. in charge of feeding tests at the experiment station. a check group of steers was given the stand- ard oornbcit ration of nhellod corn full-fed twice daily, corn silage, 2.0 pounds of linseed oll~meal on the silage, and alfalfa. Barrel nit also was fed. This group gained 2.002 pounds u day per head at a food coat of 010.40 per 100 pounds gain. Another group fed a simple mixture and 1.02 ounces oi iron oxide per head. in Jdditlon to the regular eornbolt ration, gained 2.028 pound! Per head at a colt of 00.00 for ouch 100 pounds gain in weight. The liinple mineral mixture con- sisted of special bone meal. 40.01 per cent; and POi-tlllum idoide. .00 pct cont. The simple minerals fed alone in addition to tbéoornbelt ration resulted in a daily gain. of only 2.3M pound: at a colt of 010.40 per 100 pounds gain. than indicat- uigtheedventleeofli-onouid in the ration. .

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LONDON. November l-mmion

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