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“lf you hld FDU' choice, which would you rather bv~Lo aol! er. lnduau-Ions citizen. uhou life never var led from day to day hut who never suf- fered poverty or hard ahiv-or, a happy go lucky devil nm!-c ura-

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Ronald Colman I

Scores In “The

_ Devil To Pay”

L-\l`Rl~IL ANI) HARDY ALSO FEA- TFRED IN “OUR WIFE”

Ronald Colman fans turned out

en masse _\'es:ei'day for the opening _oerfornlaizcc of his latest talking pic- ture. "The Devil To Pay." at tht? Prince 1=Irl'.\'m'ci Theatre, and were -more than \\'ell rewarded.

The .=toi~y was especially written

for Colman by lfrederick Lonsdale. Anuisinf; and surprising situations, :o_ntiiziiou.= fun, and roars oi' laugh- ter. punctuated the progress of thc novel plot which provides its lead- ing players with one of his most en- gaging roles.

Ronald Colman plays the Hon.,

Willie Hale, wayward son oi" the British Lord Lecland, who has sent the young man to South Africa to

-~ “make a. man of 'lllmsel.t." Bank-

rupt, he auctions off his belongings, and arr;ves home “broke." He hu- mors his irate father into an agree- able mood, and iinds himself one

_ hundred pounds to the good. Colman

meets and falls in love with a young society beauty. Tlic.gu~l's ambitious father has contrived to get her en- gaged to a. Grand Duke. The girl risks being dlsowned for Colman, but only on condition that. he never again see an actress with whom he has been keeping company. By u planned "accident" Colman does see her again and complications follow

rapidly.

Ronald Colman captivates his au-

' dience in one of his happiest roles.

The dialogue is brilliantly witty and . excruciatingly funny. and the fast'

pace of the star is followed by a Ne

very fine cast. Loretta Young, gm youthful and attractive, _justifies

Ronaltls quick appreciation of her B

charms. Myrna Loy, as the actress. To

W De

was well chosen, and plays convlnc-.3 ingly. Frederick Kerr and David er

Torrcnce as the fathers. gave the R

from such veteran players. Paul Cavanaugh measured up to the _Grand Duke’s stanclard, while Flor- ence Britton, Crawford Kent and Mary Forbes proved capable in mln- or` rolcs.

"The Devil To Pa_v" is undoubted-

ly the seasons most brilliant tnlkie. and one which _vou will not want to miss.

finished performance to be expected B

“Western ” W'z't/l

Daredevil Buck §§"f§,_.;-__'~-

"Men Without Lilly," n. Columbia N

"vfP:.tcrn" with Buck Jones in the C fraturcti role. has mor.; than its usu-, al quota of thr.lm. It opened at the `”; Capitol Theatre yesterday. I

. » M K -__ -

_ . . - - have shown itself so well established the proposed Allitfro-Gerrnan custom, m mm' “mm” or N* 0, "N PM und' .8 mam "gf‘hon‘;r ing! pr”

Jones' hair-raising Stunts BFG 8-5 Philadelphia ... ... .. 12 18 ltwashington ... ... .. 4 7 0,with the result that it was uble to union lost gupport after Franc '| b-' '

western roles" on the screen. `

seasoned players including Carmelita Gerasfhty. Harry Woods and Fred Kelsey. '

ing

tions. “ -

St.

New York ..._... Boston ... ...... Chicago ..... Pit P Br Ci

hlladelphia . _ .. OOIUYH . . . . .'. . . ncinnatl . . . . . .

New York ....... a5hln€ton ..... troit ..........

Chica-so

Cleveland ....... 17 .414 100 yards Dash Boston ..........

St.

work ntreal ........

uffalo .........

ochester ....... soy City Mins .........

alll mulls,-

. . n l, Mural had ;

Jones Thrilling C..-.`.'.If§f,», ohh.. iff.; it r..:»°|`."

ew York ._

loveland ... ... ... ... 612 3 Pipgras, Gomes, sherld and Dick-

Hudlln, Miller and Sycwell, Myatt. I

is built around a friendship cul-

of adventure, drama, humor and

vive throughout and more firm- establlshed the star, Buck Jones. the most popular dellneator of

Supporting the star is a cast of

The new Capitol serial and Sing-

Sap Cartoon are added attrac- I

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National League

Won 16

ssaszasg

3?” ...O

Louis ........

arSE3<”55SE

.sez .asa 10 .520 .441-l 4 .464 38

‘ .414 ‘md

21 .222

tsburgh ......

American League ;

.- shot Put, <12' lbs>

Won Lost P.C.

.731

.630

iladelphle. .. . .

QESSSSSES

10 12 17 16

.485 .429

17 17

.393

Louis ........ .820

International League

W0n Lost

11 18 14 14 17

P.C. .621 .587 .548 .548

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onto .........

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V ls .sal 50

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so '15 75 loo oo

NATIONAL LEAGUE 50

All Games Postponed

AMERICAN LEAGUE I

Slip -1-:.3 ure!!

2 Ba

enter years

old race and etc. fcc

At Rochford Square School pat- my riotic exercises were held PTIVBWIY hee ln each class room. com

' H.ll.E.

. . 713 l

acting on the part of the star. The plot

tivated during the World War be- tween two boys from the western section of the country. The incidents resulting from this friendship are full

thrills. It kept the audience on the qul

M H

FIC

the

Meet, which is to be held at the Abeg th? welt I it my be noted that the events thlslthr ye r ` _ f

girls H

Hou) ofjtthe meet as issued by the com- °f

m tee and some pertinent rules gov-

m crnlng its conduct.

. . ._ -...... .vi ilic

(High School Pupils,

0 Yard Dash 40 Yard Das-h

0 Yards Run (open

Running Broad Jump Running High Jump

; icyvle -Race (1 mile)

-600 (Pupils not having

220 Yards Dash 440 Yards Dash 880 Yards Run Running Broad Jump Running High Jump Pole Vault

Bicycle Race (1~2 Shot Put (10 lbs)

.485

15 464 (Pupils not having

Yards Dash, 12 Im I 75 Yards Dash, 13 and 14 years. ing

Entries close Saturdey. June 13th. in No post entries accepted. eco Mail entries to Hodgson M0'rrlS¢Y. fess

In junior races a comP€m0l` °°-Tl

ring, Sorrell and Schang, Hl!W0\'Ul- dig

EIU JUNE I9;

-* lev

ree Girls’ Events II’““

riots

alt

Provincial interscholastic School

Grounds on Friday, June 19th.|

include three f~la<h¢»= »~- “IB”

SENIOR

ed the and

ETB

J Yard Dash

intermedla tes)

the

le Vault

INTERMEDIATE

reached 17 yearslma

on June_ 19,

|ment

ing It

[of be of

Mile)

JUNIOR

reached 15 years-

on June 19, 1931)

Yards Dash, Yards Dash, il yrs Yards Dash, 10 yrs Yards Dash, 11 yrs Yards Dash, 12 yrs Yards Dash, 13 yrs Yards Dash. 14 YN

Byrs

GIRUS RACES

yl'S

yfleld Street.

only one event, l. e., a D01' 9 I

, has

tatorship was believed never to

-D..

or bloodshed to deal with, but Dav

less a problem in preventing the The teams ent" the 'mum' m°'I'°h eta from depreciating to new low t°m°“'°w °’ even terms ”m"°“5h

S Ul’19l`l‘lplUyl‘l`i€l’1t WHS 110 WOTS the

. 9| more in the limelight becillse of II’ I:

. attempts by the new regime tc rem- tW°

Will Be Included In ed

y conditions. The agrarian problem °“

MONTREAL, Que., May 2l.~Mar-

gruelling match with Sjdney B. Wood, 19 year old New Yorker, to give

opening singles matches of the North American zone finals of the Davis Cup.

second only to Johnny Doeg in

match in straight sets from Dr. Jack

I EUROPE Wright, ranking Canadian player,

é- after the first set had gone to 14

(Continued from page 1 ) games. Rainvllle triumphed over

__ Shields defeated Wright B-6; 6-2, 6-2.

E E I T posits in Spanish blinks and sent their her

Ifunds across the frontier. The new The

government found that it had no states In the °p°nm3 matches 1° °'

Saturday and for the first time

BTOLEN CAB FOUND DITCHED

ON ROADSIDE-A 081', Plrkcd ln front of the Casino dance hail on , Wednesday night, was stolen and was

I Jound two' hours later by the City C°I Jolice ditched on the roadside at the °d 1”* ¢V°“1n¥ f|'°m l W1 di-W V15" ;‘.A_A.A. grounds and in l. damaged W th* “Umm” Ind th# ¢*I-‘Wm bnaltlbn. on drivers should me United St-ml. where he visit-ed vw-

this lesson to heart, and not leave °“3 "W9 t"*°k5 md "W “INN num' their cars unlocked on the street late 5°'

I at night. The police are gndegvm-_ among those he selected Volo Rico, ing to trace the offenders. 3-0354

C a n a da D O 1° n g. slipped considerably, due »it is un- I We ll In Th e fd”

Davis Cup Sets

~ (Canadian Press)

Rainville, Montreal, today won fifth and deciding set of a

Canada- an ever break in the

Frank X. Shields, who rank-

first victory over the United win for Rainville gave Canada

is cup tie.

United States are still favored

ake the zone finals. Thel other singles matches will be playedI

of horses in training. From

for the free-for-all '~‘~=ses.

This horse by the way. established a world's record as a three-year-old over a half mile track last year. He

derstpod, to being in poor condition.

now, however, ln grand shape

is a magnificent looking horse,

having wintered at Longwood, Flor- ida, where he won a race ln 2.06 on a mile track from a. standing start. He also won over n. half mile track in 2.08%. After buying Volo Rico, the Colonel learned' that Sydney, Cape Breton parties were after him, but he had already completed the deal before their wire arrived.

Volo Rico should put up a good

contest with the great free-for-ailers now in Cape Breton, namely, Tramp- " mut, 2.02%; Jeanette Royal, 2.04%, and Ruby P., 2.06%, the latter two

1.*

having made their records over half,

PAGE six 'ms ci-I R o , ' = , , _ I i

To-DAY ,IIeIImIIGIIa"IIaIIFTSE-FOI-Allyéf Ilmf

Mat. 16c, 37c. Eve. 26c, Dc. ite. ADDRESSED - CLUB-Mr. Pnd F

Bishop, Sydney. N. S., District Gov- O r S ~ -

l I ernor for the Y's Men's Club, arriv- 0 I I '

ed in the City yesterday in connect- I 0

lon with the interests of the club. At , ` ° » '

"'I .- .-M1... ......... vi... ... ....1 Colonel D. A. MacKu1non Pur-

S°r¢¢=fl°m'= D“'°“°'" organization held its weekly dlimer -

at the Y. M- C. A. Mr. Bishop was the speaker. He addressed the Y’|

Men on the work of the Club. -

chases Well Known Volo Rico, Common com, 2.031-4, Also Another Trotter $,‘§“’“"“ Pm Golden, Eligible To-Any Class.

eligible to any class. This horse is

one or the most lmutlnu in the Wm” country and is a high-class saddle mt greeted “W 'nth horse. He has only started in one “W City C°mmI551°n¢rS race, but did not get in the money. "°” W” He is supposed to be able to trot it 4°1°8°“°11 An half mile track in the vicinity of 2.15.' Im- P1‘¢SId°¥lt; H- A. Po Another purchase that may posa- “Y md mi-ulier; G. c lbiy be mas very shortly is oalum-t vhelrmen 01 the buutu Bernice, a three-year-old pacer by tee. and Garnet W. Truax, 2.03'/.. This mare is splen- Tmdcrs for the erec dldly bred and showed a lot of speed B-F6118. as a two-year-old. but broke down in ranged

training. She. may not make any . the ice , starts this year, the intention being I000 additional. ` - - to give her every chance to get I shed,

sound, and if so, she will no doubt the price could be b

be a real one.

The horses were shippn on Tues- plant,

day and should arrive here the end In

of the week. It is th

tentlon to dispose of two of the gwnn horses he now owns to make room I Mmcw for the new ones. ha” c

Looking

unce e classes for their open-J

h strongly to defeat Sydney B Wood

than for any variety of over- I

more t an 2.000.000 unemployed; " " - ing day at the new nee track. u the fact that millions of dollars s`4 In the “nh and d°°1dI“5 ‘et °f Northam, July 15th. They are as During the signing of the rc needed to rejuvenate antiquated the match' United stat” had WP' -

follows zis pace, zisu-at 221 ml; P¢1St0r P E I

stand because a rc-;\ bllcan form oft'-Phe 5°°l`e5 °f the R&ihVlllc~W00d John Mrs. government would remove the most match Wefef 4-5- 5-4- 6'3» T5- 6-4- The Maritime hockey clubs that wore black georgette with heavy powerful connecting link with far- Wm- went into the importing bu¢4|n¢s; in steel beading, and hat Bild SIIP flung territories. BASEBALL PRACTICE earnest this year are not liluly to REV A 6_CR0wE CEN»mA`,_ to match, while Mrs. cmwe, mo Unemployment was seen as an un- have any trouble, aa was the case BEIDEQIUE' AND msg E_ “_ Mc_ o he groom, wore black geo important problem in France, with, The Stars are collins a baseball im season, aunt; the 1931-z nm- KAY WED and lace with hat to match “H ldlsturblng factors being such as to Practice to be held on the P- W- C- pslgn. The mailed discrimination on versace

ke more for unity under the ex- Grounds this vvenins at 6-30- A full the pm of the c. A ii. A. -multi Ater

' BT. JOHN, Ma 21.-A W ddlng of

1931) isting republicaw form of govern- Iutt€lldF-DCE l5,1”€tlU!S¢0U~ be c nspi ` _ y e

° °“°'" by "" 'b’°“" "ext interest in Baptist circles through- °eptI°“

winter. The sudden! change of res- out the Maritimes was solemmzed at hall, King square, with only tht!

turn. The Franco-Italian naval 1108-, ' idence on the part of hockey players the Tabernacle Baptm church' Hay mediate

lotiations held the center of the stage Western .in all parts of the Dominion leaves market square’ Sum John' M 3 o._ table,

Iand attention centered upon build- little leeway for the "powfrf ‘tg pihlyclock wednesday Bnemom when spring ak I

up already €Xt¢11Sl‘/9 Brmamenl- ' .out any particular secfon of 'Can- 'Mm Ev un Ha n h Mu Mc_ beautiful tiered wedding 0 ¢

seemed clear that while pUll¢lCB1i -THE PLAY by Cornwall in Cen- ,ada to manifest their auth|.rit,v. It Kay eI:;? daeught; BM ML and orned [events might be attended with plenty tral Bedeque Hall tonight has been Ilpllearl. on the surface at least, that `Mrs' George H McKay of saint to brit-I!

GBUIC WCM m”9W°l‘k5 there W°"Id I Postponed on account of sickness. ,those olubs which rounded up their 'Jong became th; bride of Rev_ A|ex_ Rev. B. D. Knott. Rev. Hn'-I

no storming of ba;-rlcades because 4718-5-22 tum! PHO to M 15th

' “Y "° “Hung ander Graham Crowe, B. A., 'I'h., of cmwe

Snalrfs example- "__.._-#_ pretty. Centra, B,d,,,,,,,,_ P_ E_ I_ only ,on ‘ After

position ofthe reigning family. Bus- -___ of Mn and Mm C' H_ Crowe of his bri

Extremes in Politlvl iness has not been good and ther 0' Co 1

. ° . ‘ ""°‘ Truro. N. B. Rev. Dr. H. R. Boyer of- °I' "Ip

In Germany it was recognized that

other

best efforts to find his status. Cam- and wo

. , $10,000.

open," Ba" Gum era ls other a ham.or a. champion, Ma

yor

V probably a alice of both. The quea- Council was mvombl d

Tuesday. May 26 is the date 5¢¢Ition won’t be answered till some one new y

for the umm", "me U, me ci" capable of tickling his chin and tast-

alld h

Buch." “num Raven and sun ing whether his beard covers durable ‘hw S

> ug

Wm b th “Img to h i tu, ,territory is sent in against him.

1 local ltall season whicllnllevfes 'livery Schmid'-III ll billiid i0 bl-"lc l00ll» ‘Iu‘5`;i;Ic;ti°n for the my t° SI

. V _ 1 _ . .

The Pf0g‘ram_ loomed, with extensive emigratlo':\ls';a;’he sh 2°ryth°f 5 Sagadswgriged mom,” of hem! a most “cc”s'u| and according to many he wlllpromp- ;°

hough socialists contended that “s er S’ ese m ° es e' ,nw ltly lose his title. Hs tenure of 01- e

~ prevalence of big hunting preserves dde the °I'It°°m° °f the series' - fice is unprofitable, irksome to the were 'mme r°°5°n-S Why U13'-1

. . an bull fighting ranches left 48 per After d'°ppIng me ‘Irst set' Ram' ~- hundred per centers; and as he gives d°"1“bI°‘ Th’ “Y I-5 °°m|ll

Hcwmg Is the Im of entries for cent of the land uncultivated. Irma cxne bT°iI§et° ttyalxethe tnixt two evidence o' being one of those ou- that

/-ibn felt the distant tremor of ’°'“ ° sp’ d ” d s.°°‘ N°‘ 2.1¢-“_”-r Dues ui fighter-¢, it wui be in the bm P°°°S- Spanish revolt, but King Gi-orses 4 Player' The °I'°wd I°“d1y °p` ‘interests of the trade to lee thlt he 1°’ "'uw“V PI”T’°5¢5 and It

plauded the little French C a

one did not move u fraction of ° an dm" The Saint John Driv'u| Club haveffg divested of his diadem as quickly “sed f°l` IndU5°l`I“I SIWS and t meh Thaw Was’ howevnr' in star as he went. into the lead and announced , _

_ . . -, _ . the date- for their rum as possible with aus mm: to the h|biti°r1

reasing insistent demandthat Dar- §;lrls\fel;le8, 2t.htl:1itg;'i tolyéerzlxaiicygeiy; étxgvmer "ce meet 41-hm, wi" bg July1I¢0nv¢|-|¢|on.g that govern in auch sideratlon of the proposition

_ body ' . zzna and zsra. ram will In tam- .M ' Promised.

low is given the full programme II°’“°"t be ’°f°""e‘I “nd made “ all He swept into it 5-i lead ln the ° '

action rather than conversation. ‘ classes raced each day. The track ls

d°°I"””g 3"' 'md me” ‘°°"°°I III” "I°`I hung put in exceuent condition. it' ~ ,, _ Their on y omamei-is were the

- tory at 6-4 after being matchpointl “ew A mn

English Market Losses . on four other occasions. is expected that there will be a large 0! the

‘- Inumber of horses go over from this mx _nm Pendertut B |°okin' |»m._ for the maid of honor and la

Authentic causes of unrest in Eng- Mo EAL' Que" May 21_C°'“'IProvince. ‘ I

, _ pendants fo th b id id

land included the decline of foreign ‘ ad; Med the Davis cup series here ward to anotixiler record breaking daY` r e r esma s arkets under attacks of the Unit- th evemng at ‘me match an when Millgaa and Morrison have an- IP. E. I.

19 yrs °I' ““d°') m ` ~ - Marcel Rainvllle Montreal rallied ' Im” um” mpullr "ce meet'

States, Germany and France; ' ' no d th

In New .mm Aug. sth the imc MI R".-

EIS

C rtis Chipman.

. . . , , _ o » 0 J. B. Lewis, of Freetown, P. E- 1

to seniors -industries. But it is recognized that lured the “lst mauh when Frank ed and 2.28 mixed. . ' “ rf

, O Pe

England must increasingly look to I, shmdsv _New Y°l`I‘» defeated D'-I - Church Marrles of the ceremony the organist p

dominlons, and the throne must Jack WrI3ht» M°“I'I'e°-I- 8'5- 3`2- 6‘2-I All Serene Mcndels

f t

has been some friction with France N V

ilciated and was assisted by Rev. D. ° 9'

there were more people than any- and Jugosluvia, but on the whole no Speaking of importatlous, it wn.s,H Mammd and Rev_ B D Know side in where else in Eurobe SDOHSWIHB WV- large clouds were sighted on the`1t- to be expected that PrcsrdeneI.1-he church was ,med to capacity Crowe

and under olutionary ideas. At the recent elect- ,man horizon Sehryar of the M. A. H. A. wouldf Friends of the bride had decorated Church. and under ‘Um in September 01' ISS* Ye” “P” In Poland, the casual observer uI0v° vluiin Lv in '

us connection with 8 mill-5 BU" °f b'°W“Ie°I ww

,md under proximately one-third of the total the church with spring "owe" t

.might have thought political condit- the Jlcllie Kane-Halifax Wolverin I ' po _ cl t

electorate voted either for Adolph 1 b mb] 9° th gh |¢¢¢¢ Abu -Ind plants and tems’ while Wm” oh

and under ‘ons ore rese ance ose pre- el- sro own

_ . . I ° mu "I" satin bows and dainty sprays of dais- '° mawh' bmw" shoes and gm

and under lfitlex-'s national somalzsts or for thc mmng in Spain before the ovenhmw N¢|¢h¢|- the w¢|v¢| nm gh. ,4b|,|¢_;‘ and br

,les marked the guest pews. Miss Mar-

and under °0mm\1IliS¥-S. DOUI BXtI‘@m0S b€ifl€ of Alfonso, but actual conditions dif- had any string: on the former flam- Inn Hamm” presmed st the organ The and under admittedly SUIVIH8 *D °V°l`Iihl`°W me fered widely. . lllon star and it remained for him md is the bridal Duty entered me ll 0l'i¢C

present regime, yet the govem-

. N. B,

a conference between

one! D. A. MacKinnon return- tmile tracks. The Colonel felt that it Zigi:

is due to this Province to have a ,ru free-for-aller and for that reason “day ‘mmm “ ’°

made the purchase referred to above. Bah: no also bought the tmtter oclden, ° “

WF mlkilll some chang

e Colonel’s ln- M,-_ wi

- building was a smaller bull

' W* not fireproof, had no lm,

` heating h,

Fin 0123 7'

IIRSI

lull

Spend $11

SAINT JOHN

Saint John Exh

and the city

llmwlns that it $114,968 to build

tlkell in the

plkns. 'rhg prop,

u.-

consisted of

ill

Wilso

til

exclusive of an from $174,800 to gl plant would cost

stucco on the exter

rough

bout $182,500, including

answer to comming leon explained auf U16 Dl`0D0sed structur n arena, which w ost $110,000. The

By omitti

equipment, and t

advantages in the

here.

Porter said the hoc operate on a percehh uid, suarantee an in

White said even

I-sms

legislation would be doubted li' it could the Legislature.

e to increase the facil

Exhibition Association an

area. will be used for oth The C. N. R. may req

established elsewhere

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bride, an amethyst n

E. J. Chisholm of Hazell was groomsmen and th;

were Rev. J. A. R. Tlngley

ect Love," and at the

sohn's wedding march McKay, mother of the

of roses.

the ceremony an informal was held at Green's dir

wedding party Present- '-

to:

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which was decorated vi flowers was centred with

with bridal decorations. A

and groom was pr0P°5°d

replied.

the reception Mr. CFO” de left for a two-weeks nl through New Brunswick scam, mer which they will 1

Central Bedeque. where ll is pastor of the HIP For travelinz the bride Wt

with French model Baku I”

own fox fur.

groom! gilt to the bride; k, to the groomilml" “nd

uunnry ima nit to my the nml worn as to when li-I ld cuff links 'end *he ‘°I°I‘II

' church played the brian chorus :mn °" '°

ment'-S POSIUDI1 WM 001159119195 S0110 Hunsary. one of me countries hard wished to play next season. If heIL°heng,.1n ' P01191!- With H0 Prospects of revolutionary est hit by the economic depression, had |topped_oi\‘ a\`po|uts along the The bnée who was “wen ln m`,._ 14% WI-S

d under Chtmle. CIW-HCGIIDF Heimlch Bfuen' 'showed little sign of political change, line be could have squared things up. rm" by hu- gaghgr wore a gown of Bwh mtiml

'S cool-headed and firm wrt-21-,ana armed uprising was felt unlike- nut nam .ppm-muy un autumn Iwhm mp, black ,mn ,md v,,,,,,,_ of frlendl ¢h1'°“8h°“° "le M

'15 Yards Dash, <0pen> `e¢ti°n Policy was elven primary cred-*1y_ The nu ln the price of farm pm- with mi intention of playin; on the 'ctennes lm, He, vm of ,une was whw ,M N

for the stability of the Sttultifm -duels amounted tc national alma- mum u he 1.-num ht. mana hl|‘w,,,.,, 1,, um ,mm and W,-5 held ,,, the ltrse mlv °f I°"°I" “

SPIN! Of the DFECHYIOUSMSS °f the Ier for Hungary and the number of transfer for that particular cent:-c.Ip1,c, by ,_ Coronet of orange bk* ¢¢lV¢d- d "0, nomic situation. Business men Prollbbless was estimated at as,ooo or as might have -'uma turkey" wnh‘,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, "_ the ,mes Wm, c,,,,,,_ Rev. Mr- Gr°W° ¥"d““°°

cd 0DtimlSm» twelve per cent of industrial work- I Butler, but he ate his ilnt meal on en of the “me now rs d nn AGMIB

The bride‘s Elf* W tm mu

an amethyst bar Din- M bride and l'l'0°m M" °

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good wlsbc were evidenttd

University ln lm in nrt# “‘

_ e an ihcd _ grlt

Ie". hh" Ein" mum' ucross the back of her neck witsh A ` th°°]°”' Tm brme' who Is l

Flsflsln Si-BY! Shun! "Politically stable but economical-

~ narrow band of o an e bl 1: d . u“'°’°‘

Ily almost on the point of stsrvat-I The "Heavy" 'tangle r I "mm u ' has

H li

old cannot enter the 1° WI’ Spams change was without ef- inn" was the description recently ap- - m:t-cl'i‘lI1’E:r:ovl'vl‘lnan:ivh:; ofxlzdtz °t ed

t of symptomatic reaction in It- Iplied to Austria by A Prominent D01- By the time summer is throulh shower bouquet of roses 0“t`°""bwn "es" ‘I me words . The republican party th-rs haritml economist. 'rhe people wel-».u»¢ angina mu. of ui. lmvy- _ ` included Mc lf-4 M"'~ C' H'

n cf small account and like the seen as traditionally opposed t.oIwa‘gbt situation should be fairly wall Awww" of munist ar) clalist rtie ` °

the saint .mlm 1-lifh S°“°°

been employed in *Il* I" IIN Porter and Ritchie. dk

Tum, pgnnu of the groom; Ml*

S0 P11 I. it change, but so hard put to it to sus- um-avelled, and a return to a more 000111! U03” °f H"tImd' 5

virtually disappeared. !vIu==~l°1ini'S taln life that an element of doubt annul mu 1| expensed. By that -me bm, W., mended by her _h 0! the

st i

bride; mv, E. J. Chisholm:

. - _ intl*

. mu remain n any forecast. Even time Camera will either be analysed up mu qw | H‘l°Ibl'°°*» P- E' I" J' B'

1| R E H R. E.

ur-

town. P- 5° I" R” “nil ur

I e o ture altogether. For a mama ha has er ,mm M," nom,” M ' G. E. sharpe of Hoyt. N 5-- ‘II

usual the big feature ofthe picture. Detroit ... .. 514 lfChicago 2` 5 2‘sho itself less atentl di tat

but th::.c are enhanced in the pres-I ent instance hy some unusually good

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w P y C Oriel. jections, and the general attitude eluded the appraisal of thou who M1" V," Nab," u b,,l;§:,In‘T:s IM

Rommel, Mahatfey, Wnlberg and' Hadley Marberry, and Spencer; The growing strength of Fascism has was against: disturbance either in-‘ !.‘

- _ea \~rne and olualfy illhtore with"1'hg mghg gf h I ¢I“'- '

Cochrane: Bridges. Sullivan. Her- Thomas, MoKa‘.n and Tate. _ than the effect of atrenguccnin th tern Im" wore orcmd' 'd

Mn. Alma outlet- of St- M”

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