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VM
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a
hurry
Phone
99
VOL,
XIII..
NO,
207
Boat
Oar
and
Beit
Service
In
tha
Olty.
Rates
Reasonable
ATHKNH.
Dee.
1
8.
Kinsr
(ieorjre
and
Qurrii
lilltabeth
will
mr
Alliens
louiRbt
for
Holl
m
It
ecmed
to
be
In
Ibe
interest!
of
the
counlry
for
him
to
leave!
I
i
iti-
m
i.m
u-.illlil
.111
...
ut
f
lias
Pflf.
I
.
.
,
v
i
v
v
a...
"
v"
1
....
"
.
-
llest
possible
momirul.
Liberals
Victorious
LONDON,
Dec.
18.
cnling:
COMMUNISM
IS
TAUGHT
HERE
Manitoba
Free
Press
Claims
That
Principles
Inculcated
In
Public
Schools
WINNIPKO,
Dee.
1
8.
There
are
in
Canada
1
25"
children
in
al
leasl
forty
schools
who
"have
been
Instructed
in
Ihe
principle
of
communism"
through
the
in
strumentality
of
the
Ukranian
Labor
Temple
Association,
.ac
cording
lo
a
news
story
in
the
Manitoba
Free
Press.
The
children
in
these
schools,
Ihe
paper
says,
have
been
taught
the
principle
of
communism
under
the
name
system
which
prevails
in
Soviet
llussiaj'aud
Soviet
'
Ukralnla."
v
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
TV
llensley
of
Buckley
Bay
are
sailing
thl
afleinoou
by
the
Cardena
for
1
"
Yaftc
juvr.
'
and
Arthur
Donovan
Corker
Will
Take
Place
on
New
Year's
Day
al
lhl
time.
The
Judgment
The
following
is
Ihe
written
Judgment
given
by
Jmlse
loung
in
the
Cameron
appeal
against
his
name
being
struck
off
Ihe
list:
"The
applicant'
name
was
placed
on
Ihe
voters'
Hsl
in
Ibe
month
of
October,
lU-'J.
on
which
dale
il
was
admitted
by
Ihe
applicant
that
he
was
indebted
to
Ihe
municipality
fur
road
lax
of
?'.
and
poll
lax
of
lie
I
hen
paid
the
VI
road
tax
and
admits
be
did
not
pay
Ihe
."
poll
lax.
"The
sole
contention
of
Ihe
amdicanl
is
Hint
payme.nl
by
him
of
2
road
lax
was
sulll-clcnl
I"
hrinif
him
wllhln
Ihe
true
meaning
of
Ibe
word
'householder,'
as
defined
lii
Iho
Act.
"The
Act
explicitly
stales
that
'householder'
shall
include
any
person
who
has
paid
to
the
municipality
direct
'all
liixe,
rales
and
assessments
which
are
uol
chargeable
on
land
and
tiro
due
by
such
person
to
the
munl-
cijiality
for
the
current
ear
lo
She
LONDON.
Dec.
18.
King
Oeorge
ut
(ireece
is
expelled
fftNnrNflnl
OP
Irfr?
fr.nn
Hie
rmiiitrv
and
il
i.
extiecled
a
reiinlilir
will
fnlliiw
The
tvvlWllll11
VI
peopl
will
probably
decide
liy
plebiscite
on
(lie
form
of
gov-erniiieiit
tin
con
n
try
will
adopt.
Tin-
expulsion
of
King
(ieorge
drew
forth
the
comment!
from
diplomatist
here
upon
I
lie
notable
teiidfiicic
toward
democracy
tminifolcd
by
the
countries
of
Europe
during
the
pal
ttx
jeuri.
(ieorge
of
(irccce
represent,
the
tenlli
king
who
has
lieen
forced
to
iil.ike
hi
exit
sIiicp
the:1
c
war
Moirareh
previ''iily
Ilussia.lrUIU
a'"
I
FORT
FRASFR
"tA
(iIRI
U1IL
f....,Hl
Uinir
fhn.e
.
r
trrt
i
Ann
ittii
,-"a
FIELDING
BETTER
Improvement
Noted
Yestertfuy
It
Maintained
and
Minister
Much
Brighter
Today
firriiiaiiy.
Au-lria.
Bulgaria,
rer-j
y
YVHU
LUIAL
lTIAP(rI'''yarih.
Tli..
The
Irni.r....
Improvement
,,
diuaud
of
Montenegro.
Turkey.
noted
yesterday
lias
been
nutln-
F.gypt
and
the
king
of
the
,,,
nf
mlm
.
n
.
F.
lalned.
ncrman
jcncrHici.
simes
such
n
Havarla.
OTTAWA,
Dec.
18.
The
con-
dllion
of
Hon.
W.
S.
It.
M.
Smith,
purser
of
Hie
steamer
Cardena,
has
ifone
ijisl
from
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Fraser'
of
Irin
and
is
beinir
relieved
bv
N.
mania,
It
was
announeed
by
the
i-or
Kraser
announce"
Hie
en-.5.
I'iltinson.
purser
of
Iba
IIMU
llilllPr
(llllnV
a.
......
I
..I
II.
..1-
.............
I
llVliin..n
ul.lnl.
1.
.......
I..
.1...
an
amount
of
not
less
than
92
exclusive
of
water,
electric
light,
gas,
telephone,
rales
or
taxes
and
license
fees
for
dogs.'
"In
(his
case
'all'
that
was
due
from
applicant
was.
92
for
road
lax
am)
f5
ror
poll
lax.
"Heading
Ihe
deriuilion
or
'householder'
as
a
wl'ple,
1
canned
agree
with
Ihe
contention
that
words
used
.'not
less
than
two
dollars'
limit
the
meaning
or
the
word
'all'
Ihe
applicant's
liability
lo
$2
only
irrespective
'of
what
his
total
might
be.
I
accept
the
wont
'all'
a
Ihe
con
trolling
word
in
Ibis
respect.
In
my
opinion
it
was
neces
sary
ror
applicant
to
have
paid
full
indebtedness
mentioned
before
be
could
qualify
as
a
householder'
and
I
find
that
be
did
not
do
so,
not
having
done
so,
I
find
his
name
was
not
legally
on
Ihe
voters'
list.
Cannot
Get
on
Now
It
was
urged
on
me
at
the
hearing
Ibid,
in
the
event
of
Hie
decision
of
Ihe
court
of
revis
Ion
being
sustained,
I
grant
per
mission
lo'
applicant
lo
pay
the
poll
lax
in
question
to
the
muni
clpalily
and
direct
Iho
courl
of
revision
In
restore
hi
name
lo
Ihe
list.
I
have
no
power
lo
do
so.
The
applicant
did
nol
pay
poll
tax
and
he
made
no
attempt
to
rectify
Ihe
oiuniission
at
any
time
beforo
the
list
was
closed,
and
it
is
closed,
Con
sequently
he
i
now
precluded
in
my
ooinlon
from
having
hi
name
restored
lo
the
list
by
payment
thereof.
"The
application
is
dijinlssed.
There
will
be
no
order
as
to
eoU."
Hon.
J.
O,
McLean
Tells
of
Economies
and
of
Good
Results,
by
4
Civil
Servants
VI7rOIU.fec.
18.
Cost
of
doing
iuldiofbusiue.-.
in
British
Columbia
lias
heeu
reduced
to
one
third
nfgthe
cost
under
Hie
e
t
.
t
..
.
is.
Advised
to
Go
dauvhler.
Mlso
Drina
Fraser,
to'doct
at
Vancouver
undergoing-',
.
tt"
'
"
....
......
.
c
i
i
liliieitiLr
during
llii
the
V
session
rfswatlfll
I
ne
govrrnmeni
iai
nism
in.
.rlhur
Ionovan
rirker
of
the
annual
overhaul.
s.
formal
Kinjt
(leorge
In
writing
n,
and
It.
Department
of
the,
.
.
."
lliat
they
considered
it
advinable
(Unadlan
Nwllonnl
Hallways
at.
The
funeral
of
Ibe
late
Philip
for
Jilm
to
Wave
lireere
uniu
me
prjr(.
Hnj.ert.
The
welding
wiH.W'elkcr
wi
,Vall.hr.ViiilWyVMftlbirfc-'raft-
place'
al'
"iiVftovtrnrteut'1lA
'hUM
teuiiiH
uesi
oeiiiiing
me
counir'.
n,,!,
ytnt
Frtiser.
The
letter.
It
was
ulated.
was
Year
s
Day.
roilcbed
in
stern
language
and
contained
an
Intimation
that
his
wrram;
P,,'"K
"
'"
About
150
Disfranchised
iri
Result
The
King
rediel
that
inasmuch
:ll
a
..t.
.1
....
I
in
liike-
iiinci!
t
uuiirri
.
.
....
r
-
J"
'
.
-
irutluel
iroiiwiiieeti
lo
Eleven,
o
onyii,
ar;
,.
.
...,.
fmm
.uv
or;
New
.VeleranV
Association
at
a
dale
,-
"
-
lo
be
decided
uikiii
later.
Not
Paying
Poll
Tax
at
Time
of
Registering:
Judgment
is
Given
Snme
I
Till
male
nersiuis.
w
ho'
soucbl
lo
oindifv
as
viiler
to
an
Alliens
correspondent
of
)(l
,(.
forthcoming
mimieipal
election
by
payment
of
road
the
Dally
Mall
the
Liberals
who
,ax
XVitlit)iit
Hi"
5
iol
tax,
will
not
be
allowed
lo
exercise
the
wen;
victorious
in
Sunday'
elec-
franchise
as
a
result
or
judgment
which
va
handed
down
in
Hon
plan
lo
urge
at
the
first
jj,,.
Oniulv
Court
lhi
morning
by
Judge
l
Mcll.
Young
Mislahi-iiieeliiiir
of
I
he
National
Assembly
jllg
t(t.
n(.ll()n
of
jK.
(:,Mlrl
r
nevisioii
in
striking
the
name
of
lo
aulhomc
a
plebiscite
llh
a
,avj,
s.
(imienni
orr
(lie
list.
Difference
having
arisen
between
vl.nv
to
changing
the
present
re-j
M.J(,r
x-wlent.
wlio
in
October
caused
to
be
published
a
notice
BUne.
The
parly
inipoes
to
at
(tgg,.,ijg
i,ul
householders
register
bv
paving
onlv
2
road
once
siil
a
iliscussiiin
regariiingi)lU
,,,,,1
,.,no
v,tx
0f
Hie
!
-
the
form
of
republic
to
be
eslab-
Ifshed.
(Last
Night's
Despatch)
fS
Mill
payment
to
be
settled
later,
and
other
members
of
Ibe
court
of
revision
supported
by
LONDO.V
Dec.
17.
BrillMi
Snliellor
Jones,
who
had
diplomats,
who
are
familiar
with
ru,.,
that
bolh
lhe,?i
and
5
Ibe
acute
political
situation
jn
'ui,,,,,),,
,e
naid.
il
was
decided
lo
Xireccc
see
llllle
chance
id
"av-ll,,.jk(,
n,,,
,,.
of
r
Rameron
lug
Klnif
(ieorge's
Hi
rone
and
f.((m
,(.
)ul
,,
h
his
ap-llie
rmeign
olllce
Is
apparently
'p(u,
,
.iU(tf0
Young
as
a
lest,
reconciled
lo
Ibe
fact
thai
lie
wj
j,,,
.,w
..Cessary
lo
mlghl
go.
(Steal
Britain,
Kraiiec.
L,rU
Ibe
names
of
all
other
Italy,
J
il
io
Slavia
and
Itoumanla
jirrM,MM
nimllarly
situated
from
all
made
at
one
lime
or
Nier,(.P
Moreover,
His
Honor
overture
lo
Hie
Alliens
cabinet
.a
ru,.(
ltll
loro
wll
be
no
agiitusi
me
expulsion
oi
aiuk
-
rPCnur,.
j,y
payinff
Ibe
poll
lax
ueorge,
Taken
III
as
Walking
Home
From
Terrace
to
Newtown
and
Falls
to
Recover
(Speeiallo
Daily
News
The
dcall.
ot
Mrs.
Harry
Hich-iniiinl.
a
native,
occurred
on
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PItlNCE
HUPKUT,
Jl.fi.
TOK.SUAY,
UECKMUHIl
18,
1023.
Sunday
al
her
home
in
"
Newtown'
t
during
.
.
the
war.
OVERSEAS
IMMIGRATION
rttttrtUy't
Clrru-ition
1702.
BOAT
OWNERS
into
Ibe
nre.int
linlilnit
fishnrips
trt
!
Sit.
Lean
dec.a..ba.
the
expense
ua.i,,n
and
submil.ing
recom-
'
'
-
.
!L
I
of
nubile
business
is
one
third
mcnuaimn
ror
me
guidance
anu
"'.,"
"V.
.
'i.'
'
Iia
,-
"""ver
he
sanl
a.b
Hng
ha
oflhal
under
the
former
regime.
l-ita,,ce
of
the
federal
member
The
Civil.Wice.is
be.1
on
f"
representations
he
may
..rake
1
.f
C
.
.
,
f
T
0n"ak
11
possible
to
n
ho
.1
n
a
deb-.
fitness
Tor
vvTtrk
The
Land
He-
t"'
Duninion
government
L
''?.'
:
.1.
the
matter.
i-cite
on
any
pl.ae
of
Ihe
l.quor
doing
H.ree
times
as
tnuch
work!
'.ere
was
a
mil
disensdon
or
q.''
".f.LrnnJnM
'
.,
.iKlar.
In-lar
1
Rovemnienl
he
".e
situation
al
Ibe
meeting
as;
in
tIO.
While
ner
man
..r."W.n...
V
.
i
whiM.
ati,n...i
l.v
.n,
in
ed,
t
"is
opento
receive
a1.!
opinion
.egislalive
staff
r
so
noai
owners.
iaH.
reie
"-"";
i
!l
...
!
I
.
I
set
t
1
I
I
III
I
Ill
IX
M
III
1
I
ll'il
llrdl
I
of
IU16.
"'tvik
pres.ueo
aim
u.
ai.
,eweu
-
y
-
--
-
-
-
--
.
...
.....:
i,....i
nitp.l
n
nrrptnrv.
Vrtl
Stork.
"
a""
"'-'
"
I
:C7:
Or
siXM...;
was
present
and
..1.
raging
over
beer
fur
so
-.
i.
1.
,t..i
:i.
..
iit
I.
Iln
"alliprin'r-
long.
.
NEW
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
and
Parly
Use.
Best
Food.
Beat
Service.
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GREEK
iNG
IS
EXPELLED
FROM
COUNTRY
HON.
A.
M.
MANSON
INTRODUCES
PLEBISCITE
BILL
FOR
VOTE
ON
BEER
SALE
King
George
ol
Greece
Expelled
from
Country
Following
Victory
of
Liberals
at
Polls
on
Sunday
r"TO
0F
Beer
Plebiscite
is
to
IS
'in
iIMI..'of
!ve"
'e
opjK.rtun.ly
on
a
vole
on
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
J
Pele
llonik,
Charles
Kiidii
ii)
.y
H
ii'i".
l
i.
.MULi.iaii,i
Mac
Lean
"
.
tI:,...
to
tlunl.nrv
if
Ihpv
U'iiiiIiI
rPvlici'L
iin-h
i.
,vvliiti
linn
A
Provincial
jtefrelary,
the
other
day.
livery
1
f0
wiirlh
uf
husiues
done
by
the,'
jffrmer
(ioveriiinenl
rosl
91
1
Dr.c
Macl.ean
slalel,
l-i.1i
1:.
iwhile
Hie
cor
now
is
only
8.
Helding.
.....
!
'
'
'
1
:"
'
minister
of
finance,
is
much
,
.
blister
loday
according
to
his
0
,,m
'"V.
..
'.
1
-
.
"
'"
Committee
Appointed
to
Assist
In
Making
Suggestions
For
j
Solution
of
Halibut
Situation
Halibut
boat
owners
at
a
meet
ing
ill
the
Court
House
last
even-
be
Provided
for
Under
New
Manson
Legislation
VICTORIA,
Dec.
IX.
British
Columbia
people
are
refits
Wallace,
Jinl
Juurlier,
Oeorge
C-
.
i
.
t
i
.
.
i
.
.
i
M'
M""M'"
w'e
explained
h,s
Fritz.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin,
John
V1.0!1
l.hf
"
liquor
plebiscite
leg.slaUon.
Hanson,
II.
J.
Bradbury,
Tony
;
Mr.
Manson
declared
h.mse
r
asau.sl
u
pro
ubUioi.
p
eb.s-
Martinsen
and
B.
M.
Newell
c,le
.,
",nv
'
present
liquor
system,
he
declared,
had
not
been
to
tatber
lata
an
1
t
co
nerile
will.
Ibe
committees
gjve"
"fficie"t
limc
'gt
to
warra"1
I'""""
vte.
11
would
n
r
i
1.......
ce
in
uie
iineresis
ui
uic
luuuui
Sea
Fisliernien's
Union
in
soing
as
a
whole
to
defer
a
plebiscite
on
1
prohibition.
MOVING
OF
11"
-ril
lliriill
.1.1111
ui
1
iaia
ii.
--r-T
...
......
..
:
.
"
"
-
-
.
-
.
.1
'i-i
...
:-..if
r
..
i.-ic.....
I'riiiiiuiLiiiiiiMS
arK
uniixiiiK
1
-n
.
.
..
.
INDIAN
W0M4N
DIES
boat
owners'
asoclalion
was
sug-
tKlo
Leaf-HTToTi
.thfe
Verifr'!(lich
.mux(njf
isn
,,r03n.!,s.Ovcr
gesled
but
no
action
was
taken.
pnl
,0
cur'
H'ey
consider
,he
slree(h
was
givea
lls
firsl
ana
is
to
bring
back
beer
an
attempt
econI
reai,ings
at
,asl
nighl.3
Advprti.e
in
W
Im,h
x-.
in
British
Lolumbia.
counci,
mef,llg
and
was
Uien
ON
RALWAY
TRACKir
s
B.C.
Regiment
is
now
Established
Here
and
has
Attraction
for
Young
Men
BUILDINGS
Bylaw
Providing
For
Payment
of
Permit
and
Per
Diem
Fees
is
Considered
by
City
Council
A
bylaw
providing
ror,
the
payr
nieiit
of
M5
ror
a
permit
lo
movu
a
building
from
one
part
of
the
cily
to
another
over
city
street
laid
over
for
a
week
for
further
consideration.
The
bylaw,
which
also
provides
that
the
cily
be
indemnified
against
any
damage
(to
streets
of
wires
or'clains
that
may
arise
out
of
the
moving,
was
introduced
by
Aid.
Perry
and
seconded
by
Aid.
Stephens.
I
Aid.
Oollart
favored
a
more
,
,
,
.
...
,
'elastic
scale.
Payment
of
such
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
achieved
wonders
foM
vou,j
i,e
hard
on
those
exoedilionary
torces.
I'll
ere
was
hnrdlv
an
able
bodied
nran
left
...
.
ii
i
.
..
a
.
a-
a
u...,
idm.....
.mi
iri
-ivrraee
in
after
Hie
recruiting
nan
goi
wen
unuer
way.
a
wavs
oi
pai-
w-aik
lo
Newtown.
When
she
did
riolism
wept
the
country
and
Prince
lluperl
and'Uidjaceut'dis-nol
arrive
as
was
expected
one'tricls
did
nobly.
.....
,
.
of
her
children
walked
down
the
Stare
peace
has
been
restored,
erforts
have
be?n
made
in
track
lo
meet
her
and
found
Iter
body
on
the
track.
She
was
still
living
but
before
Dr.
Bleeker,
who
was
immediately
summoned,
could
arrive,
she
was
dead.
'Flic
cause
of
her
death
seems
to
have
been
heart
failure.
NO
ALLIANCE
WITH
LABOR
Liberal
Party
Will
Remain
Free
From
Alliances
With
Other
Parties
LONDON,.
Deo.
18.
Former
Premier
Asqulth,
speaking
at
a
meeting
of
members
of
the
Liberal
party
this
afternoon
at
which
Lloyd
George
and
practically
every
Liberal
member
of
Parliament
was
present,
declared
that
the
Liberals
Intended
to
remain
free
from
alliances
with
other
parties.
the
1
02nd
Battalion
served
with
distinction
during
the
(Jreal
War
and
was
organized
Prince
Hupert.
A
great
nu
of
the
men
were
recruited
from
purposes
this
city
and
the
majority
of
the
officers
were
local
men.
Active
Recruiting
t
he
1st
North
B.C.
Hegiinent
tended.
Practical
Work
unable
to
activelv
function
A
machine
gun
section
is
i.e-
iinlil
six
month
back
due
to
in?
trained
which
will
be
a
pop-'
l
!.
I
..f
,it.rlpr-
In
June
1U23.
uiar
secuon
aiier
uiu
ury
moving
small
building.
J
City
Solicitor
Jones
said
he
had
followed
Ihe
Vancouver
by-
law
in
drafting
this
one.
Mil
StiM.liPiw
IYH
litp
AM
various
parts
of
the
province
lo
rejuvenate
some
of
the
rnililia
,jolar(
tjal
small
buildings"'
regiments
and
the
First
North
B.C.
Hegimeut
was
authorized
ini.tiuld
not
be
subject
lo
such
a"
lit
IP
lo
perpetuate
the
famous
lUgnd
Battalion
of
the
Canadian
sliff
r,e
.
"
.
.
.
,
..
'
Aid.
Macdonald
also
favored
.
lectures
ts
being
given
on
the
,WfwllvM
limik..
reading
and
composition
of
mdt-j
vtaXtt,
...i,.,,
ai.i
ed
in
in
tary
maps;
this
has
considerable
Stephens,'
the'bylaw
was
laid
over
mberledueational
value
Tor
commercial
;for
cotl!)i(Jcraf
a
for
lurUier
tion.
f
A
course
of
first
iiid
is
being
DCrAllMT
IP
ADnCDCH
conducted
which
is
keenly
al-lUAAJUlll
1J
UIUCIYEiV
VANCOUVER
ELECTION
in.
Supreme
Court
Judge
Appoints
,,
n
.a
........
.
.
.
...a
I
.....!
tlU-.lr.aa.
.la...
In.
finliill
li...
XI
the
Provincial
government
leased
""
ui
uumu
u-iu..i
i
raw.
......
,
,
to"
Ihe
lHmtinion
Militia
Depart-
Machine
gun
nring
win
ue
prac-
Ballots
Once
more
tnenl
Ihe
Lands
Building
on
Third
0'd
under
exact
conditions
at.
:
A
Avenue,
and"
the
building
was
Ue
regimental
rifle
range
next
VANCOUVLIt,
Dec.
t8
A
rev
lianded'
over
to
the
1st
North
summer.
'count
has
been
ordered
by
Mr,
B.C.
He?iment
for
use
as
a
drilli
The
regiment
own
a
splendid
Justice
Morrison
ot
voles
cast
in
hall.
Since
then
active
recruit-'rifle
range
al
M-Nicholl
Creek
at
nK.
mayoralty
election
here
last
ing
has
been
carried
on
and
a!
which
weekly
shoots
are
.held
Wednesday
when
Aldernuin
W.
It.
number
of
young
men
or
Ihe
cily
during
the
summer
mouths.
A
tjvven
was
declared
elected
by
.
a
have
joined
up.
The
building
(tiumber
or
valuable
cups
and
majority
of
53
in
a
total
vole
or
has
been
reconstructed
into
a
pieces
or
plate
have
been
donated
Im,re
than
13,000.
miniature
armory,
equipped
.with
for
competitions.
I
L.
n.
Taylor
wa
runner
up
In
drill
hall,
armory,
canteen,
.social!
The
government
has
promised
i,e
election
and
is
asking
for
the
rtonts,
orderly
room,
and
gym-
a,minlalure
rifle
range
to
be
Dutu
recount
which
will
take
place
inasiuni.
llepular
parades
are
in
Hip
city,
and
it
is
hoped
that
Wednesday,
held
every
Monday
and
Wednes-
Ibis
will
be
ready
for
use
in
Feb-
....
iit.iv
eveniiis.
At
these
narades.
ruary.
'grant
is
made
per
capita
and
all
v
.
.
.
:
Il
II
.
...Ill
1.
..
.!
I
....
.
.
a
a
.a
a.
niCrilCCCn
IK!
inKinnii
as'
rHin
11
minimum
amount
necruns
ui
ne
wi-icuiiicu
uii
money
granteu
vvouiu
oe
spent
10
UldtUtMLU
III
LUnUUIl
0f
drill,
a
variety
or
subjects
are
miy
Monday
and
Wednesday
,.,,vlii)
Hie
drill
hall
so
as
to
pro-
bein?
learnt
and
the
work
Is
be-
"i?1"
noiniug
to
oe
Vide
healtliy
social
amusement.
General
Noxon
Tells
Royal
So-ing
made
as
comprehensive
and
member
or
the
regiment,
livery-
for
the-
cily.
There
are
several
rintv
of
Arts
That
British
J
itii
r.l
inir
ns
eomlitions
and
thing
Is
provided
Tree
including
vacancies
Tor
membership
in
Ihe
Government
Has
Sent
equipment
will
allow.
(uniform,
and
equipment
and
use
r(.piIlu.nlal
band.
This
band
de-
Out
37,000
Persons
The
physical
training
course
"f
U
-gymnastic
equipment,
rifle
serves
support
a
notwitlistand-
'is
about
to
be
started
covering,ranges,
rifles
and
cartridges,
in-
,,g
the
severest
li-andlcaps
It
ha
LONDON,
December
18,
Over-
physical
"jerks,"
boxing,
punch-.ruction
in
the
many
interest-
always
been
ready
to
Indp
out
on
suns
immigration
was
discussed
ing
bag
and
competition
bayonet,!"?
subjects
of
military
life.
The
Hny
occasion.
al
a
meeting
or
Ihe
Hoyal
Society
righting.
Funds
"are
limited
but
"my
Prlco
or
memcerstiip
is
reg-
'he
age
lindt
Is
18
and
boys
or
Arts
when
Ocneral
Noxon
as
the
regiment
Increases
in
siie
Ir
attendance.
The
work
1
between
tfi
and
18
can
Join
up.
pointed
out
that
up
lo
the
end
of
Ihe
funds
wilt
be
augmented,
and.1"""
.interesting
from
me
start,
vvillt
their
parents'
consent.
October
about
37,000
persons
it
is
hoped
to
finally
equip
the
had
been
sent,
oversea
at
a
cost.
drill
hall
vvih
all
lh
best
gym-
of
100,000
tothc?Hritish
gqv-.nasiic
appliances.
At
present,
eminent.
'
t
Per
Capita
Grant
IThere
are
vacancies
for
a
few
t
he
larger
Ihe
regiment
is
buglers
and
drummer
boy,
win
numerically
the
better
il
will
be-
will
be
inslructedundor
compej
a::
Intensely
nleresting
series
uf
.cbnve
equipped
as
the
tjovjernment
tent
Instructors.