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CUT 1N LlG—-Ml'. H1111 C. PU!" 9- Lmmmflu-‘m ﬁg“?! °1 ter, grocer. liustnn Street, received uired m tomend '“""y“‘hm"h° 1°"“'°'”'""°°'

stion of some topic oi .- - and to complete the paper i the end of the school year; (i) reportonilunefirsttothetlhair of the Committee on lellow- p with a written account of the

1n ‘the seleotlﬂi o; o; ‘bmw m m‘ Y’! MEN'S DANCE-The Ken's Club dance held last night in the Oddiellows‘ Kali was a most successful and enjoyable inaction. The dance music was supplied by Elliot's Rhythm Kings. Refresh- ments were served and danctiil continued till a late horn. ‘

Father Daly was born in May B. iarin on Prince Edward early education was ob-

then havinl ohmen the he enrolled at lava! Quebec. He was cr- ‘1, and came to ONIW

STOLEN 000128 RECOVER-ED- Aa a result of an investigation eon- duoted by the Royal Canadian Moimted Police in the theft oi motor parts from the khlbition aniiiiing, goods, alleged the to be those missing, were recovered on a search warrant. '1'he case will come ‘beiore the Btipendiary Ma;- IM imste in the Police Court shortly.

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yea . icned in Roseburz, Salem, heiore corn- iiu take chlfle 0i

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dang Miss lﬂeanor, have returned to the city after a pleasant two militias spent in Boston. °

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In the Supaome Court m“ judgments were delivered

Daniel A MacDonald vs. .Wti- liam 1". Jardine. Appeal fran a omcm “puny. that they are officers oi the Crown, empowered uhder the Pro- hibition Act. and are not liable to be sued in their oificial capacity

which he could exercise nu dis-l Th” "“°"“°° w“ “mm” h‘ motion to have the case tried by| a juwe without a jury. The appeai= was accordingly dismissed with:

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story is correct?" After reviewing the evidence and

Act, the appeal i ant iinds that the oi remains

llant. and that the ap- r peal should accordingly be dishin-

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plaintiifs have s. cause oi action against the defendant Edwarih. The judgment states: “Edwards is a police officer and 213;“ ‘liars héen employed g-yxthe 0n ommiss on to oroe and carry out the provisions oi the m‘ mum‘ Prohibition Act. He is in any case a subordinate oiiioial much same as ofiicers on revenue cutters and rum runners engaged hy the Minister oi National Revenue or libs the ordinary country post

Thisiis an appeal from u» m- ing master allowing the deiendants

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The Provincial-Bank oi, Oanada va-Iohnitl-cadctlontorecover m the amount due cn-s note made by Roy Billiphant ior the sum oi $45855 dated the 17th day oi.’ July i831. in favor 0i the defendant and by the deiendan endorsed to the said plaintiii. The '- cese was tried beiore m.‘ Justice Saunders without a Jury. ln Ill in- terlocutory illdlment dellvned on

1938, m. Justice launder: dgment ior the plaintliiﬁn thssumoiswttilbutundaa- the y provisions oi Order is. nnie it,

he spent at ordered that subject to Ieo Frank's Church. consent the said Leo Frank to ha responsible 1w Joined as a party in this action. the chrnch The case is reviewed in the judg- ment delivered yesterday b‘! lb. Justice Arscnault, which concludes “$011M? cannm llowed

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other defendant in order in help

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unless could have been sued h tiii. . . The “ of the deiendant to add Dr. Frank as s ‘defendant should be (tnied and

respective duties could he regarded -aa agents oitheCrown and only rQonstgiIe to His Majesty orPar-

“I can see no analogy between the heads oi governmmt depart- ments and subordinate officials in the discharge oi their respective dutiesldonctthinkthattheaet oi police oiflcer Edwards in slain; the carwasansctiorwhich he was responsible to anyone mve and except the plaintiii Ooyle or the Prohibition Commissioners."

The evidence in this ease, _udgment continues, discloses that no liquor was iound in or proved to haveevorbeenln thlscarzlio evi- deuce was given that Edwards was appointed an inspector under the Prohibition Act, or authorised by by the Board oi Commissioners to seize the oar. or that he had performed any oi the prerequisites necessary for an in- meow:- under the provisions oi the

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Proiessor Shaw vo catéll-BIOH 01 HA1 Oroes INK come chiedly iibroirgh schools WOmenh Institutes. Through country than miiht be deser- cases which might not come

attention oi the Red Orou.

might he ate the Society with its own mem- bersastherewasveryiittlecrm- tact between the executive and the memberfip outside me Qty. Something should be done to dim- ulate interest. ~> ‘iliere was little interest in the annual meetings, it was stated- Several susuestions were nah al to how interest might be creoted. Miss Micheal suggested that a regional conference be held.

A committee composed oi Ml- '1'- E. Macﬂutt, Dr. Creelman and m‘ Mia Marleen was appointed to

deal with the matter.

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the conolud the Judgment, "I hold the judgment in this case should be in oi the deiendants Black.

Action r»: ocean Bold ions o! the Prohibition m. and

that they are entitled to their costs oi this application and their costs tile Ra- oi the former trial.

. Thmﬁasrreushotildbe 1cm; aneceassry party newtrialsbouid

the iendant Edwards and that the de- im, ‘ Black, Simpson and Mac- de- Donald, Board oi Commissioners de- under the Prohibition Act, be struck out as party defendants; that the Ooyle is entitled to his this application as all!!!“ dant Edwards and Goyle‘s hlsholm costs of the icrmer trial to abide the the event oi the new trial"

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the Red Cross and the Fllilio 11mm Department than remedy- The gram, to the Red Gross Bo- ciety had not been questioned. l-I expenditure public health were always neces- . The speaker had hcardWli-h

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urging that the Department. 0f Public Health carry on dental and medical cliniossin ‘various ran-rte n! m; province. ar as tilled tonsils and adenoids were concern- ed, the agreement made someyearl ago mil stood. ll people would.“ afford payment for such cperattﬂllt arrangement could he madmlhl: