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'flnce
Itupert,
n.fi.
LATEST
DANCES
I
CAUSING
WORRY
i
(Flirtation
With
the
Devil
Says
Policewoman
In
Regard
to
"Trance"
Step
,
IXDIANAI'OLIS,
May
7.
hrek
In
Sheik
dancing
n
a
"flirlallnn
Willi
llie
devil."
ay
Mr.
Anna
Ilruner,
policewoman
in
charge
of
dunce
hall
malton
who
nrc
wag.
in
If
war
mi
Ihe
"Trance"
slcp,
Inlel
hall
rmmi
xciisatinii.
(
Yo
uran't
get
a
toothpick
be.
tween
thee
'hip
hound'
who
are
making
immodest
dancing
a
rule
rather
lliun
an
exception."
.Mr.
Ilniner
declares,
She
rap
the
soul
rare"
of
the
Tranceslcp.
i
XtKlil
after
night
of
this
"j.ur-
iple
paradise"
puts
pale
ami
pal.
'lid
cheek
on
the
Children
of
;Jaz.
matron
rejmrl,
I.ul,
whrn
such
check
iiH'el.slicik
ami
Shelm
alrli
eneh
olhec
hy
the
nape
of
neck
uml
nroiiml
the
hack
a
between
a
head-lurk
nrut
Ifl
llfllf-
VmIJ.M
till.
I
MtL.lt...
II.
..I.
.....
ai,.,,
I
inning
llll-ir
'c.
mow
nway
in
emi-ii
schihmics.
Joy
Is
Unconflned
Sometime,,
they
iluii'l
-turn
far,
for
other
are
iIoIiik
(he
name
thing.
Good
to
choice
squirmer
require
only
Iwn
square
reel
nf
floor
opace.
While
high.
priced
:
cow
I
urtiti
syncopate
"Maul
Me
iioo,
Daddy,
I
Wanna
lie
ItruUed,"
llioe
trying
to
mnke
the
world
safe
for
i-anjly
put
a
biave
Hfi-e
to
reaeh
tlllfmateil
clineh
expert
ami
call
off
objectionable
struggle.
While
the
.oh-
"joy
i
uncoil
fineil,"
youth
auwrr
jnulh,
hot
lip
tremble,
ami
pleasure'
plunge
into
a
whirlpool
of
fantasy,
the
matrons
.declare.
'ung
girl
darping
together
form
the
hulk
of
complaint
a!
police
headquarter.
It
l
charged
Ihey
allow
lliefr
emotion
unrest
ruined
expression,
even
ilane.
iiik
together
the
entire
evening
calher
than
rlk
a
"kirkle"
dance
with
the
youth
who
"don't
kimw
hi
stuff."
Since
the
"new
woman"
ha
come
forward
a
row
of
paletnjar
collar
form
a
line
jWlu're
Ihr
wall.
flower
hloom.
ed
in
day
npnne.
Semi
Apache
Itui
ii
i
the
aftermath
of
ihei
enn-Apnche
dance
that
mii'
thr
policewomen
lo
hum
a
Ihynin
of
hate.
i
"(iirU
Iwlweeti
10
and
1H
yi-nr
of
ap;e
erah
Into
dale
and
teml
the
rel
of
I
lie
niphl
on
wilil
joy.ritle
or
mule
parlle."
!Mr.
Ilrtiner
aerl.
"An
aire
IrerliUente
tiuvlit
to
he
pari
of
th
japMire
of
eery
flrt
at
a
puhlie
jdance.
Xeilher
men
nor
oirl
UhouM
he
allowed
lo
ill
dance
ihalU
alone.
The
nien
come
only
lo
pick
up
a
pirl
for
Iherveninp
ami
Ihe
trirl
openly
adertle
for
a
partner,
1
tnoc
and
d"pe
peddler
itlonrl!!
became
of
Ihe
mixed
'crowd.
A
trirl
dancing
Imli
erimliialely
with
iwn
lie
lia
'ieer
een
Itefore
I
in
real
'danyer.
Front
Seat
With
Death
"Modern
ikinriiiR
ha
lak'ti
a
front
eal
with
Heath
a
(he
iureale!
leveler
nf
all
mankind.
People"
of
nmol
"every
lalin
.
In
life
f
to
puhlie
dan.-e.
uoke,
ankle.
Hcralrh
and
mix
drink."
Mr.
Ilruner
reorter1
in
her
conference
with
Police
Chief
Herman
Itikhoff.
She
tin
l.een
promWrd
adilillonnl
nilanre
if
imnrnnrirtie
on
not
stop,
.eariy
cery
pulpil
In
the
city
h:i
launched
an
nllack
on
the
dance
hall.'
I
,v
younpr
nmn
delrinpr
In
slape
a
dance
nt
n
downtown
hotel,
ake.l
Mr.
Ilruner
for
perm!-on.
i
-What
arraniremenl
have
you
made
for
n
rnnlmn?"
he
wa
ak-'rd.
"Oli,
a
matron
won't
he
nece.
'ary.
She
would
le
mil
of
place,
,nr
maylie
he
could
wear
nn
even,
ilnp
pnwn.
eh?"
!
"Xn,"
replied
Mr.
Ilruner,
i"the
malpHi
will,
he
fully
rlolh.
p.l.M
HAND
CAME
UP
.
OVER
THE
WALL
Chlnesa
Dope
Peddler
Convicted
In
London
and
Is
Imprisoned
and
to
be
C.porUd
'OXHOX,
May
7.
-
The
trial
wa
conrluih-d
at
the
On
Ira!
Criminal
Court
on
Tliurday,
he.
tore
titt.
Hr-coriler,
Sir
Krnel
Wild.
K.C..
ir
Itrillitirit
Chang,
37
a
Cliinee
renlauraul
keeper,
on
an
indiclmcnt
charirlny
him
with
hclnir
in
ioiinri
of
cocaine
without
aiilhorily.
The
imv
round
the
priomr
ifiiilly,
ami
Ihe
llecorilcr
iilcnciil
liim
lo
Ii
monh'
iiiiprixininent
in
the
feroml
ilivirtiou
and
recommend
ed
him
for
deportation.
Nioh-I
Payne,
called
a
a
wit-
lic
fur
the
proxeciiliou,
aid
that
on
1'ehruary
2.1,
he
wa
in
a
retaiiranl
in
l.imehoue.
and
lold
Ihe
ilcfciiil.ini
thai
ehe
waul
ed
some
cocaine.
The
defendant
only
latiched.
Another
man
aid
lo
her,
-You
had
lieller
so
oul-
hle."
The
other
man
went
out.
She
cf
I
(he
relailranl.
:nnl
horlly
Hflerward
a
hand
came
up
owr
a
wall
aud
pave
her
a
packet,
for
which
she
pave
.
She
did
not
ep
who
the
perou
wa
whoe
hand
pae
ner
the
packet.
Ihe
Hecorder
t-ald
that
Upon
Dial
evidence
il
wa
quite
clear
Dial
llieru
wi
unlhiiijr
to
con.
neel
Chaiix-
with
the
incident
of
Ihe
hand
glviup
the
cocaine
oer
ilo-
wall.
Hie
defpmlaul.
in
the
witne
hox,
ail
he
had
liecn
iivinj:
al
l.imcioue
ince
the
end
of
(tel.
oher
lal.
Freda
Kempton's
Death
Frederick
Levy.
Why.
if
you
were
a
perfectly
innocent
iermn.
would
the
police
he
after
you
inee
poor
Freda
Kempton'
death?
The
Hecorder.
What
happen-
ed
to
Freda
Kemplon?
'I
he
defendant.
She
died
from
an
overdose
of
cocaine.
I
wa
a
witne
in
that
rae.
She
hail
hern
at
my
relaiimnl
the
niphl
liefore
he
died.
The
Iteconler,
In
iimins
up.
aid
ihe
Jury
were
not
to
aume
for
a
moment
that
the
defendant
had
anything
lo
do
with
Jhe
death
nf
Freda
Kemplon,
or
that
any
kind
of
Maine
attached
to
him
!ecau!e
of
her
death.
Came
as
Student
After
Ihe
verdict
of
(iuilly
had
hcen
returned
ajrain!
Hie
de
fendant,
Meieciive
Inspector
.lane
ald
the
ilefenitaut
had
neer
lieen
charsed
Willi
any
of
fence
Iwfore.
He
wa
born
in
(Uinlon,
and
came
to
Hit
country
in
IUI3
a
a
ludeul.
A
a
re-ull
of
a
raid
by
Ihe
IlirmfiiKham
police
In
UM7.
correpondence
howed
he
wa
cngaftrd
in
the
true
Iralllc.
Later
he
managed
a
n'lauranl
in
llcfrenl
lreel.
All
the
evidence
went
lo
how
thai
Chanir
U!idied
l
ie.ta
Kciiiplnn
with
the
cocaine
that
caued
her
death,
hut
there
wa
not
enough
evidence
lo
proceed
a''aiitl
him;
Ihcre
wa
no
direct
evidence
thai
he
iiiplied
her
wild
Ihe
dm?.
A
few
week
later
ix
ditferenl
Chinee
were
arrested,
in
the
Ireel
who
were
actually
Irafllck-inii
in
Ihe
lreel
wilh
cocaine
In
women.
Four
of
lhec
men
were
employed
hy
Chanpr.
Immediately
afler
Chanp'.
arrival
at
Lime-house
information
wa
received
that
he
wa
lill
eniiaped
in
the
Irafllc.
He
was
o
crafly
thai
II
wa
almol
impoible.
lo
calch
him.
Soul
Destroying
Drug
A.IlriiiK
Ihe
defendant.
The
Iteconler
sahl:
The
Jury
have
found
you
iruilly
of
brink'
in
the
poeiou
of
Ihi
oul-delroy-inp
druif.
II
i
you
and
men
like
you
who
are
corrupting
Ihe
womanhood
of
this
'country.
Parliament
ha
given
Judge
(j
really
extended
power
for
deal
ing
wilh
Ihe
Iralllc
in
this
foul
lulT.
The
Hecorder
added
that
pirl
mul
be
prnlecled
from
Ihi
Ira
tile
and
society
must
be
purped.
The
Leather
will
Wear
when
you
use
a
polish
which
will
keep
it
soft
and
pliable,
and
prolong
its
life.
USE
TiQQGET
Shoe
Polish
BLACK
TAN
TONIYRm
-
-
DARK
BROWN.
ALSO
WHIT
.
.
DrtMinf
leak)
and
Whitt
Utanw
Ulquld)
FLOATING
SPECKS
BEFORE
THE
EYES
MEANS
LIVER
TROUBLE
Whrn
uperk
nrt
to
flil
before
tlx?
rjp,
whrn
evtrythlnit
'fn
to
turn
bl-k
for
a
few
nerondt
and
you
fcl
If
you
r
tolnir
to
filnl,
you
ran
rent
aMirrd
that
your
llvrr
l
not
workln
proirly.
The
riwnllal
thing
to
do
In
all
(
wbrrn
Ihe
llrrr
l
ktwt
laijf
r
torpid,
In
fi
Mir
It
up
hy
tlw
ii
mi
or
Milhurn'a
Mti-l.ln-r
Hill
and
rh-ar
away
ihn
arm-mutated
man
or
and
polxonout
hiallrr
from
the
ystm.
Mr.
Chan.
A)
Uml,
rnriknili-,
Ont.,
wrllrm
"I
lined
to
tie
awfully
bothered
wilh
rioatlna
sHrk
IWor
my
eyen.
hi-lirhc
ind
sJrkWM
to
in
jr
rtomarh.
I
look
JhM
hair
a
vUl
or
your
Mllhurtr
Ijaia-t.lrrr
PIIM
and
rvrr
llnr
I
har
frit
at
well
ai
I
ever
did.
Mow
I
alway
krep
thrm
on
hand."
Milhurn'a
Mia-J.lvrr
l'lll
are
ttr.
a
vial
al
all
dealer,
or
nialM
dlrwt
on
rrrelpt
or
prlr
hy
The
T.
Mllhurn
f
Limited.
Toronto,
Oot
COLORED
MAN
SENT
TO
JAIL
FOLLOWING
A
DRAMATIC
TRIAL
Scenes
In
Court
During
Which
Accused
Fainted
Twice
In
Witness
Box
KDMOXTO.V,
May
7.
Ilobcrt
Walker,
cidored,
wa
sentenced
to
three
monlli
in
Foil
Saskatchewan
jail
by
Jmlpe
Taylor,
after
hat
in?
been
found
Kiiilly
of
ahaullinp
William
Wallace,
school
teacher,
at
Cainpie,
a
man
of
sixly-lhrce,
fin
March
23.
J
mine
Taylor
found
the
color,
cd
man
puilly
at
the
conclusion
nf
a
dramatic
trial
in
the
Crim
inal
Couil,
during
yhich
the
ac-
cued
faiuled
twice
in
Ihe
witness
!ox.
"The
assault
was
nml
brutal,
and
the
nccuel,
who
was
al
eal
twenty
year
younper,
in
coiitiuuinp
the
aaull
when
Hie
man
wa
down,
acted
in
a
cow
ardly
manner,"
said
Judse
Tay
lor,
in
painp
sentence.
In
addition
to
the
sentence
nf
three
month
hard
labor
in
Fort
Saskatchewan
jail,
Walter
wa
a
No
required
lo
put
up
a
iioml
for
jO0
ami
two
erurilie
from
hi
friend
for
like
amount
that
he
should
be
of
pood
behavior
for
Iwo
years,
or
otherwise
remain
in
jail
until
the
court
ordered
hi
release.
An
apolopy
offered
by
the
ac
cused
in
court
and
accepted
personally
by
Mr.
Wallace
wa
an
incident
that
provided
an
unu-u
at
feature
in
addition
lo
the
dra
malic
scene
when
the
accused
faiuled.
'The
mention
of
a
petition
from
while
people
of
Camp
le
district
a
lo
Ihe
"peaceful
nature"
of
the
accused
by
J.
C
Lnndry.
counsel
for
the
defence.
just
previous
lo
Ihe
passinp
nf
sentence
added
yet
another
hipli
lipid
to
(he
trial.
The
bad
effect
upon
Ihe
public
mind
should
Ihe
accused
po
unpunished
for
au
assault
which
inipht
have
killed
Ihe
teacher
wa
poinled'onl
by
Ihe
crown
proserulor,
K.
H.
Copsvvell,
k.C,
who
asked.
"Whal
will
be
the
effect
on
his
colored
brother.
if
ho
returns
free?"
II
wa
while
the
cross-examin
ation
of
the
accused
by
the
crown
proseeulor
wa
quietly
proceedinp
thai
Ihe
cidored
man
who
si
nod
in
the
vvilnc
box,
slumped
iulo
Ihe
seat.
While
officials
went
to
the
aid
of
the
faint
inu
man.
Mr.
Walker,
who
wa
hi
Ihe
court
room
siinckcii
and
rushed
lo
hi
side.
Don't
Kill
Him
"Hon'1
kill
h1m!
Oh!
You
are
killinp
him!
He
is
innocent
ami
I
can
prove
il.
Oh!
Oh!
Oh!
she
wailed
n
counsel
for
Ihe
defence
tried
lo
quiet
her.
Iluh-huh
reipned
in
the
pallery
while
Constable
Hare
went
lo
the
aid
of
Sheriff
line
and
wilh
water
revived
Ihe
accused.
The
court
paused
as
counsel
conferred
about
nn
adjournment
when
Ihe
accused
toppled
off
Ihe
seal
in
Ihe
witness
box
onto
Ihe
floor
wilh
his
feel
up
llie
seps.
In
another
faint.
A
son
nf
Walker's
then
look
upj
the
cry,
"Oh,
falher!
Oh!"
Others
were
vvnilinp
and
cryinp
in
Ihe
pallery.
While
he
with
oilier
mnaninp
and
weepinp
relnlive
of
Walker
were
assisted
mil
of
Ihe
court
room
by
sympathetic
friends,
Ihe
sheriff
called
Dr.
Forin
lo
attend
Ihe
wllness,
and
order
Hie
room
cleared.
VIOLATING
LAWS
OF
A
FRIENDLY
COUNTRY
Despite
(he
announcement
that
ships
of
foreign
registry
will
not
be
allowed
In
trade
along
the
Canadian
Arctic
coast
Ibis
sum-mer
several
vessels
have
left
San
FranclM'o
whose
skippers
declare
PROCLAMATION
IJYNO
OFATMY
1
(LAI
CANADA
OKOItfiH
Till:
Finil,
by
the
Grace
of
Ood,
nf
the
United
Kinpdom
of
Oreat
Jtritain
and
Ireland,
and
of
the
Hrilish
Dominions
beyond
the
Seas,
KINO,
Defender
of
Hie
Faith,
Kmperor
of
India.
To
all
lo
whom
these
Presents
shall
oome,
or
whom
Ihe
same
may
In
anywise
concern.
OrtKRTINO:
A
PROCLAMATION
F..
L.
NKWCOMIIi:,
Deputy
Minister
of
Justice,
Canada
WIIF.flF.AS
the
protection
and
perpetuation
of
our
forests
are
vital
for
the
continued
industrial
welfare
and
national
strength
of
Canada
ami
lo
its
individual
health,
comfort
and
prosperity;
And
Whereas
it
is
shown
by
the
statistics
of
the
several
forest
authorities
of
the
Dominion
that
the
forest
resources
have
suffered
enormous
losses
through
the
occurrence
of
forest
fire
ind
Hint
tbc
loss
through
such
fires
has
far
exceeded
in
amount
the
depletion
in
timber
wealth
through
legitimate
cutting
operations;
And
Whereas
Our
Dominion
s
recognfaed
as
Ihe
main
source
of
supply
of
coniferous
limber
within
Our
Kmpire
and
it
is
essential
that,
if
Canada
is
to
retain
and
develop
her
position
as
an
exporter
of
forest
products,
the
unnecessary
losses
through
foreL
fires
must
be
curtailed;
And
Whereas
In
many
cases
forest
fires
have
resulted
In
disastrous
loss
of
life,
and
of
valuable,
property
other
lhan
timber
wealth;
And
Wherea
apart
from
d.irert
loss
through
the
agency
of
fire,
Ihe
vitality
or
the
forest-is
thereby
seriously
impaired,
thus
rendering
it
unduly
susceptible
to
attack
by
insect
and
fungus
pests;
And
Whereas
forest
fires
disturb
the
equilibrium
of
stream
flow,
lower
the
w:aler
table,
and
frequently
give
rise
to
serious
erosive
effects;
And
Whereas
the
Rreat
majority
of
forest
fire.
are
entirely
attributable
to
inexcusable
neglect
or
ignorance,
and
are
Therefore
preventable,
and
the
exercise
of
reasonable
Prudence
and
proper
carefulness
on
the
part
of
responsible
individuals
would
reduce
the
timber
losses
by
fire
in
Canada
lo
small
proportions;
And
Whereas
it
is
desirable
that
the
attention
of
the
public
be
directed
to
the
extent
and
underlying'causes
of
the
preventable
loss
or
life
and
properly
by
fire
and
to
the
best
and
most
praclieable
means
ror
ils
control
and
Hiaf
a
specirie
period
oTIhe
year
be
set
apart
and
properly
designated
for
the
dissemination
of
such
information;
Now
Know-
Ye
that
We,
by
and
with
the
advice
of
Our
Privy
Council
for
Canada,
have
thought
fit
lo
appoint
and
do
appoint
the
week
commencing
Sunday,
Ihe
twenty-seventh
Iiai
lo
be
their
destination.
They
are
of
course
doing
nothing
more,
and
certainly
nothing
worse,
lhan
Canadian
rum-runners
who
have
been
trading
in
known,
admilled,
advertised,
and
more
or
less
open
defiance
of
the
imporl
laws
or
Hie
L'nited
Slates.
Hut
isn't
it
about
time
that
international
courtesy
reached
the
point
where
clearance
paper
would
be
retired
In
n
ship
known
to
lie
engaged
in
violating
Ihe
law.
or
a
rriendly
cnunlry?--Kdmonlon
Journal.
FACTORY
TO
MAKE
PULP
FROM
STRAW
Plant
to
be
Established
at
Sel
kirk
Near
Winnipeg
to
Utilize
Waste
WIXNIPF.G,
Ma
7.
Arrange
ments
have
been
completed
whereby
Greater
Winnipeg
is
to
have
anosher
it
lusti'ial
plant.
Detail,
under
discussion
ror
n
considerable
period,
have
been
brought
lo
a
close
whereby
n
'plant
Tor
the
manufacture
or
pulp
Irom
slraw
will
be
erected
al
Selkirk.
,
M.
Dolphus,
representing
the
DeVins
interest
ol
Great
Brit
ain,
was
in
Winnipeg
until
this
morning
and
completed
Ihe
ileal
wilh
a
group
ol
Winnipeg
busi
ness
men,
prominent
among
whom
was
W.
II.
Allan,
president
(d
the
Union
Bank
of
Canada.
The
site
at
the
new-
industry
will
be
lo
the
north
ir
Hie
town
or
Selkirk
and
const
ruction
work
will
be
commenced
almost
at
once.
'The
properly
on
which
the
plan!
will
be
located
comprises
part
of
lots
7,
8
and
or
the
parish
or
St.
Peter's,-
w
ithin
Ihe
Unfits
or
the
town
or
Selkirk.
The
land
is
owned
by
the
Selkirk
Land
nnd
Investment
(oinpaitv.
and
covers
nn
area
nt
30
acres.
AVhen
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCUCATION.
and
sea
that
you
ret
It.
tr
day
or
April
and
ending
on
Saturday,
the
third
day
or
May
In
this
present
year
as
"Save
the
Forest
Week-,"
during
which
period
the
citi-icns
of
Our
Dominion
shall
be
entreated
earnestly
to
consider
the
Tacts
hereinbefore
set
out,
to
give
careful
heed
to
information
disseminated
by
the
various
forest
protective
agencies,
and
in
particular
lo
act
upon,
the
following
suggestions:
1
That
settlers
and
others
engaged
in
the
clearing
of
land
should
fully
observe
Ihe
fire
laws
of
the
Dominion
and
of
Ihe
province,
which
laws
have
been
enacted
for
their
protection',
as
well
us
for
the
preservation
of
Our
timber
resources:
2
That
at
this
time
of
the
year,
when
thous
ands
are
looking
forward
lo
spending
their
summer
vacations
in
Ihe
woods,
all
should
take
cognizance
of
the
fact
that
llie
camp-fire,
which
is
one
of
the
most
pleasant
and
valuable
adjuncts
to
camp
life,
may,
if
neglected,
easily
result
in
disaster;
and
that
to
prevent
repetition
of
such
losses
as
have
been
annually
sustained
from
this
cause,
all
persons
should
familiarize
themselves
wilh
the
proper
methods
of
building,
using
and
extinguishing
such
fires;
3
That
loggers,
saw-mill
operators
and
others
interested
in
limber
operations
should
see
that
all
equipment
and
appliances
designed
to
prevent
the
origin
or
spread
oT
fires
shall
be
overhauled
and
placed
in
a
state
pf
thorough
repair;
that
such
persons
should
review
with
care
the
rire
protection
requirements
of
Ihe
legislation
under
which
they
operate;
and
that
they
should
see
.that
all
employees
working
under
their
direction
are
properly
instructed
as
to
the
danger
ol
fire.
Of
all
which
Our
Loving
Subjects
and
all
others
whom
these
presents
may
concern
are
hereby
required
to
take
notice
and
to
govern
themselves
accordingly.
In
Testimony
Whereof,
We
have
caused
these
Our
Letters
to
be
made
Patent
and
the
Oreat
Seal
of
Canada
to
be
hereunto
affixed
Witness
Our
Right
Trusty
and
Well-beloved
Julian
Hedworth
Oeorge,
Baron
Hyng
or
A'imy,
General
on
Ihe
Retired
List
and
in
the
Reserve
of
Officers
of
Our
Army,
Knight
Orand
Cross
oT
Our
Most
Honourable
Order
or
the
Bath,
Knight
Grand
Cross
ol
Our
Most
Distinguished
Order
or
Saint
Michael
and
Saint
George,
Member
or
Our
Royal
Victorian
Order,
Governor
General
and
Commander-in-Chier
or
Our
Dominion
or
Canada.
,t
Our
Gvernment
House,
in
Our
City
of
Ottawa,
this
tweny-eighth
day
or
February,
in
the
year
of
Our
Lord
one
thousand
nine
hundred
and
twenty-four,
and
in
the
rour-leenlh
year
or
Our
Reign.
Hy
Command,
THOMAS
.MULVKY,
Under-Secretary
nl
Stale.
PRIZE
ESSAY
CONTESTPLAN
Following
is
llie
complete
plans
ror
the
essay
competition,
announcement
ol
which
wa
made
yesterday:
1
The
subject
or
the
essay
is
lo
be
the
proclamation
designating
the
week
April
27
lb
May
3
as
"Save
the
Forest
Week,"
or
any
point
relating
lo
rorest
Hre
prevention,
dealt
wilh
in
such
proclamation.
2
The
essay
not
lo
exceed
live
hundred
words
in
length.
3
The
essay
may
be
written
either
in
Knglisli
or
French.
4
The
ssay
is
to
be
in
tho
contestant's
own
handwriting,1
and
to
be
written
nn
one
side
or
the
paper
only.
5
The
contest
Is
restricted
to
children
under
sixteen
years
of
age.
C
i-F.ach
essay
must
be
accom
panied
by
a
certificate
of
a
school
teacher
or
clergyman
that
the
contestant
is
under
sixteen
years
or
age.
7
Neither
the
name
nor
any
other
mark
ol
identification
or
the
contestant
shall
appear
on
tho
essay,
but
each
essay
must
be
accompanied
by
a
separate
sheet
on
which
is
legibly
written
the
contestant's
name
and
ad
dress
in
lull,
and
school.
If
any,
8
No
person
shall
be
eligible
to
receive
more
than
one
prize,
nor
to
enter
moro
than
one
newspaper
competition.
0
The
competition
will
close
at
twelve
midnight
tm
May
3,
1921.
The
Prizes
to
The
prizes
for
the
com
petition
are
as
follows:
(I)
Radio
Set
A
receiving
outfit
to
con
slst
of
(t)
Regenerative
tuner
with
detector
and
two
stage
audio
frequency
amplifier.
(2)
Complete
set
of
tubes
to
work
off
dry
battery.
(3)
One.
pair
telephone.
and
plug.
(I)
A
and
B
batteries.
(5)
Complete
antenna
equipment.
(C)
Necessary
wire'
for
connecting
up
set.
(2)
.'Twenty-five
dollars
in
cash.
(3)
Ten
dollars
in
cash.
Honnrablo
mention
Five
prizes
of
five
dollars
cash
apiec.
11
The
essay
winning
first
prize
shall
be
forwarded
by,
the
newspaper
to
Ihe
Acting.
Director
of
Ihe
Dondnion
Forest
Service,
Department'or
the
Interior,
Ottawa,
who
will
Judge
it
In
competition
with
other
first
prize
essays
lo
be
received
by
him
from
similar
contests
all
over
Canada.
Central
Competition
12
Tho
Acting
Director
of
Forestry
will
award
the
grand
prize
for
the
best
essay
received
frpm
all
Canada.
13
The
grand
prize
will
also
be
a
radio
sol,
as
follows:
Receiving
outfit
lo
consist
of
(1)
One
tuner,
detector
and
amplifier
unit
comprising
not
less
than
two
stages
radio
frequency
amplification
detector,
and
two
stages
audio
frequency
amplification.
(2)
One
pair
telephones
and
plug.
(3)
One
loud
speaker.
(4)
Necessary
"A
and
B
batteries.
(5)
Complete
antenna
equip-.
,
ment.
(G)
Necessary
wire
for
connecting
up
set.
'
14
The
contestant
winning
the
grand
prize
must
return
bis
local
first
prize
in
good
condition
to
Ihe
newspaper
which
awarded
il.
The
newspaper
will
thereupon
deliver
to
him
the
grand
prize.
'15-rTlie
local
first
prize
so
returned
will
be
delivered
by
the
newspaper
to
the
contestant
winning
the
second
prize
In
the
local
competition.
V