TAXI
i
in
a
nurry
rPtane
oMi
99
i
tt
Car
and
Beat
Sarvloa
J
n
the
City.
Waist
Roaaonable
YOI,
XIV,
NO.
32.
u
RUSSIA
WILL
ATTEND
NAVAL
CONFERENCE
KM-:VA.
Frh.
7f
Hintnln
ha
'"'"ne.l
Ihe
Lenuue
of
Natlonn
of
lo
accfpluneo
of
an
lnvllalitn
nuend
a
naval
coiiferenci)
l
ItuilH
rehrimry
1
1
for
the
ex.
'iMMon
of
Ihe
principles
or
the
Washington
naval
trealv
with
P"t,r.
you
Bftl
U
FRANCE
EXTENSIVE
will
Have
Nina
Battleships
and
Fourteon
Cruisers
In
About
Year
PAIHS.
Feb.
7.
When
France
imtcli'j
Ihe
reihu'linn
of
Ihe
fil
section
of
her
naval
pro
y
Hi
in,
elalKii
anil
in
coiuuriiiii
with
Ihe
Washinxlon
disarma
meiit
agreement,
Ihe
fleel
of
the
republic
will
ciMisit
of
nine
liiillleihins.
It
'deili-oyers.
rtO
Ioiih'iIo
bnul"
and
deslioyerc
inn!
01
ulimariiiu.
Mils
will
be
done
by
the
sprinif
of
lU-'O.
(If
Ihe
nine
battleships,
how
ever,
two
are
now
obsolete
am
are
not
even
loday
carried
In
the
parliament
ury
report
a
effeo
..
..
l
i
1
I
e
weapons
oi
oum?.
ni.
u
II
cruiser!
will
have
passer
tl,o
aire
limit,
and
17
torped
tuials
and
desl
rovers
are
admit
i...
I
hv
naval
expeils
(o
lie
mi
rnual
lo
the
task
thai
would
bo
'allotted
to
them
in
present
naval
warfare.
Tvvenly
of
tho
snli
kipIiics
which
saw
service
dur
Inir
the
lato
war,
nrcdrdlng
In
parliainentary
report,
useless.
would
ho
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
yesterday
stales
that
on
an
nverape
150
families
or
rrenci
Canadians
are
returning
to
Can
ada
from
Ihe
New
Knuland
slates
weekly.
This
movement
has
been
soinit
on
since
the
first
of
the
year
and
considerable
In
crease
is
expected
with
Ihe
a,r
rival
of
sprinir.
The
majority
of
these
families
arc
settling
'again
in
Ihe
province
of
Quebec.
PRINCE
ALBERT
BACK
TO
VANCOUVER
AFTER
man
PRINCE
RUPERT
ANOTHER
BOOZE
TRIP
The
Western
Freighters'
whis
key
steamer
Prince
Albert,
for
inorlv
of
the
C.N.U.
coastwise
service,
returned
to
Vancouver
last
week
after
another
successful
tun
Inward
Mexico
with
spirits
and
beer.
The
Albert
will
salt
south
again
with
another
pro
cious
cargo
as
soon
as
sume
re.
tf
pair
ha6
been
effooted.
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Feb.
7.
Found
guilty
of
murdering
her
husband
In
the
Fish
Creek
district
on
October
19,
Mrs.
Katharine,
Tratah
last
night
waV
aenUnceol
to
hang
on
May
20.
Acoordlng
to
Mrs.
Tratch's
confession
to
the
police
she
was
persuaded
to
poison
her
husband
by
another
man
whom
she
loved.
FISH
ARRIVALS
25,600
Pounds
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Four
halibut
schooners
mar-
keti-il
catches
totalling
20,000
pounds
at
the
Fish
Kxebange
this
morning.
Two
boats
were
American
and
Iwo
Canadians.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Forward,
to.ooil
pounds,
at
'.'He
iih!
He,
and
Crescenl.
I.IHIO
pouiiiN.
at
ly.te
and
He,
lo
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Livingsloiie.
lO.lMin
pounds,
at
Iti.tle
and
He,
lo
Cold
Storage.
Hauaeo,
1,000
pounds,
at
l'.Mc
and
He,
to
Allin
Fisheries.
VANCOUVER
MAN
GETS
RESULTS
BY
ADVERTISING
HERE
The
following
eiled
letter
came
Ulisoli-
in
the
mail
la-!
night:
I3:'ti
Granville
St..
Vancouver,
It.C.
.Ian.
lUil.
The
Daily
News,
Prince
Hupert,
It.C.
Gentlemen
:
I
wish
to
pay
a
warm
tribute
lo
the
results
I
gol
from
advertising
in
your
paper.
I
wished
to
get
in
touch
with
a
gentleman
and
the
only
clue
as
to
bis
whereabouts
was
he
was
known
to
have
transacted
some
business
with
a
Prince
Hupert
bank
in
I
II
18.
So
I
inserted
an
ad.
In
your
paper
and
to-day
I
received
a
letter
.
from
the
gentleman
who
is
now
Residing
as
far
away
from
Prince
Hupert
as
Mallhy,
Washington
(near
Seattle)
.
I
heartily
I
hank
your
paper
lor
its
assistance
in
my
successful
search,
Yours
faithfully,
II.
J.
KHANKLIN.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMtlXCK
IILM'KHT,
H.C.,
TIIL'IISDAY,
FKBP.UAHY
7,
ll)2i.
VMUfdn'.
cirtui.v.um
it.es
stMtt
uit
an.
1
i2A'.'Iy!iWPI
'
'
js
V..
,
fSBBBBH
or
Hardy,
(ireeks
of
New
York
braved
Ihe
icy
waters
of
Ihe
hay
Id
recover
a
cross
east
on
Ihe
waters
by
a
priesL
This
is
an
ancient
(ireek
ceremony
"aid
to
be
adhered
to
throughout
tin
world.
MONTIIKAL,
Feb.
7.
Con-
niderable
interest
is
being
expressed
in
(ireal
llrilain
in
the
colonUalion
plans
nf
the
('.ana-
Hun
NaUonal
.Hailways.
accord-
fnV
16
a
t-eporf
from
W
.
J.
Itlack,
miiifslrr
0f
coloiiizalion
and
developmeiil
of
the
National
system
in
London,
Kiijtland.
The
report,
which
was
received
lo-
lay
by
W.
l.
Hobb,
vice
presi-
leiil
in
charge
of
colonization
and
develupinent,
sets
forth
that
creal
many
inquiries
have
been
received
at
Ihe
London
ofllee
there
policy
menl
quile
eltlers.
since
lr.
Itlack
returned
last
month
and
that
the
of
limited
group
settle-appears
to
be
appealing
slrongly
lo
prospective
The
limited
uroup
policy
of
Ihe
Canadian
NatiouaUllailway
has
been
drawn
up
lo
prevent
lariru
roiiiiuuullies
dillleult
lo
assimilate
into
lo
the
national
life
of
Canada
beinv
formed
but
at
Ihe
same
lime
lo
permit
of
Ihe
settlement
of
siinieient
mini
hers
of
Ihe
same
race
of
people
in
a
community
to
give
them
freedom
of
reliiiious
and
social
exercise
acconnng
io
meir
cus
loin.
Dr.
Illack
has
practically
com
leled
his
orKanmitinu
ami
ex
ited
lo
send
larte
number.''
of
adaptable
immigrants
o
Canada
luring
Ihe
coming
year
in
con
neeliim
with
imiuluratiou
from
Ihe
l
ulled
Slates.
An
fulcrcstluir
staliueul
was
made
by
J.
K.
La
force,
general
aueiit
of
rolonitation
and
dc
veloptueul
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
railways
at
Iloston.
.Mr,
l.aforce,
who
was
in
Montreal
WOMAN
GOES
TO
SCAFFOLD
Mrs.
Katharine
Tratch
Saskatchewan
to
Hang
For
Murder
of
WILL
COMPLETE
NURSES'
HOME
Rotary
Club
Committee
Appointed
to
Provide
Ways
and
Means
For
Financing
Project
At
Ihe
meeting
of
the
llotary
Club
today.
President
II.
it.
tirant
in
the
chair,
it
was
clechled
to
i
guarantee
a
sum
up
to
one
jthous'and
dollars
for
the
purpose
of
riiiisliinst
five
rooms
oil
lhc
third
storey
of
the
Nurse's'
Home
ami
a
conunitlee
was
appointed
lo
find
ways
ami
means
of
raising
I
the
monpy.
I
It
was
fell
by
members
of
the
jelub
that
all
hail
contributed
more
jor
less
to
the
original
building,
(doing
their
share
with
the
rest
of
llii
community.
For
that
reason
Four
Halibut
Schooners
Marketed;,
i,v
i
i,jt
iiiey
should
again
assess
inemsrives
ior
no'
full
cost
of
Ihe
work.
Instead
of
that
the
commit
lee
will
arrange
for
some
entertainment
program
that
it
is
thought
will
appeal
to
Hie
public
and
by
means
of
which
Ihe
rash
will
be
raised.
The
matter
was
discussed
at
Ihe
guarantee
that
the
money
wil"
be
.forthcoming
in
the
near
fn-lurr.
The
directors
have
assured
Ihe
club
that
the
accommodation
al
the
home
is
badly
needed
and
thai
in
no
way
could
the
club
serve
Ihe
public
heller
than
in
having
this
work
go
ahead.
Ihe
committee
to
devise
ways
and
means
is
composed-of
J.
W.
INirhotlsmiul
C.
II.
Orme.
WOULD
DISARM
STILL
FURTHER
Premier
Macdonald
In
Favor
Another
Conference
.Like
Washington
Parley
t
EX-PRESIDENT
TAFT
Doctors
to
Take
Rest
of
LONDON,
Feb.
7.
Prime
Min
lister
Macdonald
would
welcome
lhe
calling
of
another
convention
Aisimilur
to
the
Washington
con-
Terence
having
as
its
objective
further
diininuliou
of
the
naval
!and
military
equipments
of
the
'world.
He
stated
so
this
tlllirn
vj
i
.mj
.-,v
,..v
i
Th
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Ilest
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
floxcs
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
SERlOiS
DISTURBANCE
IN
CENTRAL
RUSSIA
CAMPAIGN
FOR
FUNDS
SUCCESSFUL,
NEW
PLACE
OF
WORSHIP
NOW
ASSURED
Communist
Activities
are
to
be
Checked
by
Former
Czarist
Heads
UiMMIN.
Kcli.
7.--A
lleittfrs
U?I.iU-Ii
sa
Ihere
n.io
disturbances
in
Ihe
Kharkov
dilri:l
at
lluia.
Coniiinssur
lloluaroff,
with
u
considerable
milihiry
i.
raid
li
be
AiiiNirling
insurgent
whoe
banner
read
,ie
in
the
.Soviet
government
wtlli
Communist
DirUilorshii
sir
f-
forc
'Lung
Ki!unMiiiH
followfl
by
fire
destroyed
u
large
pari
of
Hie
piunllioii
plants
ul
Tula.
,
Musctm
despatrli
says
that
llic
military
uutlithties
i"-rtmfd
ly.
the
political
prorlivilies
of
tlic
new
officers
in
Hie
dis-r.
have
decided
lo
reappoint
former
Ctarist
officers.
SENSATION
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
Ltertf
George
Hlnti
That
There
Was
Secret
Pact
Between
France
and
U.S.
FRANCE
DENIES
IT'
M.N
DON,
Feti.
3.
Newspapers
i
ar
promulgating
a
ciia-si
statement
by
Lloyd
George
i
uni
in
aft
futetvTeV
"Tnr
w
T
-
-
i
Jay
Ilia'
an
agreement
csisl-M
between
Woodruw
Wilson
and
I
mr
:i:iau
regarding
French
.:
j;iiiMi
of
llhlnrlaiid
of
which
I.
id
Giorgc
was
unaware
until
I'.-rnrli
government
sought
:::itlon
lo
iuMUIi
the
docu-
Tt:
Ilritioli
foreign
office
rttld
walrr
on
lln
Male-c::
.)
ItiK
Ihcy
believe
the
y
nal
Lloyd
George
statement
tail
iM-en
murli
exaggerated.
iiiicr
llamay
.Macdonald
written
Premier
Polncare
ex-pi
'"irni
regret
tor
Hie
Incident.
PAIIIS.
Feb.
7.
Tho
foreign
fi
here
denies
Ilie
existence
'f
a
serrel
pact
between
t
la
I
y
and
Hie
United
Platen.
Tin'
French
government
known
of
:
il(t!
uiurnl
In
which
llio'
instill
al
iits
or
l.hivd
George
would
i'1'ly
If
l.lod
George
will
pro
If
'
Hie
aurrcmcut
between
Whh:
noil
me.
I
will
pay
Ibo
.
Ara'ion,
mid
Cleinenccau
Lloyd
Qeorpe
Denies
I.O.NIHIN.
Felt.
7.
A
despatch
'"mil
l.ln)d
Georges
surrey
I
ie
claim
I
hat
be
will
publish
full
rrnly
h
Hie
(nlervlew
rr
in;iliiiF
ttic
llliiiielaml
part
I'lcli
he
never
cave.
The
ex
I'inier
ulalen
that
the
corie-I'aiiilent
win,
rubied
In
America
riiifucil
by
n
private
con
Vfr-.alkm
with,
him.
AGED
METLAKATLA
WOMAN
PASSED
AWAY
Mother
of
Caot.
Herbert
Clifton
Died
at
Native
Village
Yes
terday
l.llflon.
on
r.l
mother
o
'
lleiberl
Cllflon,
former
mailer
of
(he
tnir
Mcculloch
pa.M'd
UWUy
ni
Mellakalla
ye
'''la
Hurial
will
lakn
place
at
viiiuur.
a
cankel
having
been
Mii..i'.
acrusa
by
the
ll.U.
Under
THIRTY
MILUON
REVENUE
WANTED
IN
COMING
YEAR
That
Is
Ambition
or
Sir
Henry
Thornton
as
Stated
In
I
Radio
Talk
MONTIUiAL,
Feb.
7.
-
-
The
neeeily
of
treat
ing
the
travelling
public
with
all
cuurtevy
and
recneel
ami
of
placintr
their
comfort
before
all
other
eunid-cratiujia.wu
lrecdlnaattd?
Iren
by
Sir
Henry
I
liornton,
miilcnl
of
the
Canadian
N'a-
HimimI
ItailwH)!
broadcailed
by
radio
ImkI
tiuht
from
station
:ilYl'..
Monlreal.
Owintr
lo
the
ubeiire
from
the
elty
or
hir
Henry.
I
he
iiiwxniisc
wai
deliver
ed
for
hi
in
by
W.
H.
Ilobb.
vico-
preiilenl.
The
iieeaiion
wax
the
third
or
Ihe
radio
program
lo
lie
liniail-al
fniin
Montreal
by
Ihe
(Uiudlan
National
llailwuy
Ihe
u.Mre!
of
Sir
Henry
being
Hie
only
i-in-ech
on
hut
nlKht's
nroiiram.
The
remainder
con
fllel
of
Initrumenlal
and
vwal
.liH'liimi
liv
nroiniiienl
nrlil
f
ihe
rily.
In
hl
juMre.
whirh
wm
more
.
...
...hi.
in
ii
mi
iv
oi
a
cnai
wiiu
i.vi(em
employer,
Sir
Henry
luted
that
while
the
net
earn
itiit
by
Canadian
National
Hail
wuvn
lii!l
vear
were
a
Utile
more
than
Ivvrnly
niilllon
dollars,
they
wmilf.l
llilrlv
million
net
thi.
ear.
Kiven
a
lurk
and
the
up-
imrl
nf
all
rmnlovreK.
ho
hint
no
feai
of
Ihe
re.nll
NAYAL
PROGRAM
OF
IMITED
GROUP
LATEST
POLICY
Railway
to
Place
Settlers
on
Land
In
Such
Way
as
to
be
Attractive
and
Benericlal
New
Presbyterian
Church
will
be
Erected;
Tenders
to
be
Called
for
Building
Soon
as
Possible
The
Cfimpaigu
for
funds
conducted
during
Hie
past
three
days
having
been
highly
successful,
the
erecliuii
of
a
new
Pres
byleriaii
Church
in
the
city
is
now
assured.
Kxcavation
of
the
lots
jusl
west
of
Hi
3
present
building
will
commence
at
once.
Plans
for
the
proposed
$25,000
building
of
frame
construction
and
cement
foundation
will
be
perfected
immediately
and
lenders
called
for
putting
it
up
at
the
earliest
possible
dale.
Be-
fors
the
end
of
the
year,
the
Presbyterian
congregation
will
be
housed
in
an
edifice
the
need
for
which
has
been
so
long
fell.
The
whirlwind
campaign
came
1
to
a
close
last
night
with
the
f1!)
Ally
mADIilT
canvassing
committees
reporting
JlAlll
llliij
a
lotai
oi
aireatiy
raiseu-
Owing
to
the
shortness
of
the
time
it
was
impossible
to
ee
all!
prospective
contrilAitors
but
it-is
confidently
expected
that
Ihe
total
will
reach
1
2,000.
balance
required
to
erect
church
will
be
advanced
by
the
General
Assembly
on
loan.
To
mark
the
end
of
the
cam
liull
finitr
II
Mimrii
pliii
irnisi
n
Taylor,
presidejil
of
the
Ladjes.
CAPTAIN
COURAGE
some
.length
-and
the
decision
to
rishing
craft
proceed
was
unanimous.
The
di-i
rectors
of
Ihe
hospilal
will
now
be
able
lo
lei
the
contract
for
Ihe
completion
of
Ihe
building
with
HAS
BEEN
ARRESTED
Charged
with
Violation
of
Fish
eries
Act;
Refused
to
Stop
When
Fired
On
NANAI.MO,
Feb.
7
Alleged
lo
have
been
in
command
of
the
wounding
of
Ihe
Silpam,
fired
on
by
.....
i..:
l
n
Uapiain
courage
is
ruargen
,
witli
a
violation
of
section
17
of
.
.
I
!
.
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I
II
:
....
I"'
IN
VANCOUVER
The
Interests
In
Southern
City
Press-llifc
Ina
Fop
Reforms
to
Exlstlna
-
Regulations
7-
t.aian
u
o..nn.ro.r!,linnl
rallv
a-a
VANCOUVF.lt,
'
.-V.VUULi
V
I.
II,
Feb.
riU,
I
"cation
of
grain
inspection
facil-
iast
held
night
in
the
church
.It
m'e
0bjt
f
II..
m,ar
..--
The
ities
at
Vancouver
with
the
ulti-
of
establishing
a
i.i.i
...i
i..,!.!
i.im.if
n,
primary
or
cash
grain
market
speakers
of
the
evening
were
F.
(i.
Dawson.
Fred
Slork.
M.P-
Hev.
Dr.
11.
It.
lirant
and
Mrs.
It.
M.
here
was
the
announced
objec
tive
of
Vancouver
interests
when
they
prepared
to
lay
a
scries
of
demands
before
the
(Canada
(J
rain
Aid."
The-,.Te1.did
and
generous"1
h'
""ht6?
'naiSn.e'!t'
spirit
with
which
the
canvassers
'"-
i-ru'"
had
been
received
by
the
contri
butors
was
appreciatively
com
mented
upon
by
all.
Great
en-
lliuiasm
prevailed.
Hefresh-menls
were
served.
declare
they
will
press
for
changes
in
the
regulations
of
the
grain
trade
which
they
deem
inadequate
and
antiquated.
LOG
SCALING
IN
JANUARY
P.
S.
Bonney,
District
Forester,
Announces
Total
of
5,777,174
Board
Feet
According
lo
the
report
Of
P.
S.?
the
government
fisheries
boat
'
MuUo,
Vril
"5
!.
after
,.fl..p
lini.
-"l
"
-
""I"
'
--.
crew
nail
reiuseil
I
to
slop,
tl.'e
,1':i,,.RrtV--,V-V,,
t,r.J?u"ary
Vital
'ailed
5,777,17
board
feet
mark-
riein.r
,..iill
iii'r
ill
iii
I
id..
!,,
fullll
'
m
"
.
...
i..,...-.
i
...i.iiu'mg
a
laiiiug
on
iruin
Plenum
nmiv
..
responniug
inc
nsiiiTies
un,
ii-
I.'
uo-
,.-,.
derslood,
will
be
turned
over
to
..,,..
..
month
the
fisheries
department.
na,.siim
;
The
authorities
could
find
no
cy,irt!is
trace
.r
Ihe
captain
and
crew
of
iaefiuv
uv'"'
the
Siloam.
which
was
captured
(:o(loiiwijol,
,
H
just
off
Solander
Island,
and
ill
.,
was
only
with
the
greatest
dim-1
CUADVCV
Aim
eulty
that
she
was
beached,
the
lYlKO.
M1UKitI
flWU
crew
having
scuttled
her.
BIG
STANDARD
OIL
TANKER
IS
DUE
TO
ARRIVE
THIS
WEEK
gest
tank
ships.
glas
fir
redar
.
the
cor-
last
year.-
UU"
lilimilll
.mil
llirw
uiir.-.-,-
.
,
r
r
,
I
I
I..
ICCl
HI
M,n-J
LVtml
HI
r
fully
II
escaped
.11
lo
shore
;..
in
a
.,
lalllCUl
'
,
,.
.
lulled
JoO.
cedar
piles
3o0;
raiu
n
i
.
.
I-
J.
i
i
....
i,
is
'
sma
boat,
Caplam
Courage
,
,,
..
.
..
,
.,
,
way
ties,
'
i,82J
and
putpwoou,
117
in
the
Nananno
rily
jail.
He
was
j
brought
over
iruui
mr
i-"ii
,.
,
ii..
r-
coast
by
Constable
Woods
of
the
,,
'
'
'
'"l
.lnZ
k,
f
Z
provincial
police,
after
being
ar-1.
rested
at
Ihe
Kibbmau
cannery.;0
w
iiu,.,i
f..i":
......
,
.
It
.v.
21,071
331.131
:r,yHi,3C5
1.871.17
1
10,38
3.5
V7'
150,05'
CO
10
DAUGHTER
INTERRED
Funeral
Took
Plaoe
This
Afternoon
From
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
I
Tim
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
J.
8he
Standard
oil
tanker
llanna
,.
shorkey
and
infant
daughter
is
due
here
this
week
from
San
took
place
from
tho
U.C
Under-Francisco
with
15,000
barrels
of
takers'
Chapel
to
Falrview
Ceinc
K
rONPInlFn
Tft
RFIl
fur'
"
for
,1,e
''"Perlul
OH
Co.s
tery
this
afternoon,
Archdeacon
10
MnriULU
IV
D&U
loca,
,anks
.yhU
hv
U(,
first'ri
A
nu
rficlallng,
Arrangc-
call
here
of
the
Hauna
which
SUIierea
n
hk
oi
iniB"
i.,,.,,
tl
Klnn.lnnl-
Oil
IVi's
lnr.!r:r..nl
Vl,,n..'
M,wi.ili.,.i
.
or
Yesterday
and
Is
Ordered
by
It
is
understood
which
Mr.
Shorkey
is
a
member.
she
will
be
the
largest
tanker
ever
Washington.
Feb.
7
Chief
to
enter
Prince
Hupert
Harbor
Justice
William
H.
Taft.
ex.
.She
She
is
is
making
making
president
of
the
United
States,
who
suffered
an
attack
of
iiuli-
another
Hritish
Columbia
call
en
route
north.
unslion
yesterday,
has
been
or-
.
BIRTH
.1
i
i...
i.i.,
.Jivkixinn.
ir
ii.io
nl
A
sou
wu.i
born
at
the
Prince
complete
rest
for
a
few
days.
Ho,
Hupert
General
Hospital
on
-.missed
a
restful
nighl
but
U
still
i
February
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
ul'i
S
::iU!
Vya.'U'.nmt.-
is
ntcnls
were
in
the
hands
of
the
The
pallbearers
were
Sergeai't
Jebsou,
C.
L.
Vouugmau,
J.
Tail,
W.
II.
Waldorf,
F.rnest
renelon
and
C.
Thompson.
There
were
floral
offtfrings
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Mussallem,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Hoss
Maekay,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Tbams,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
HaslatI
mid
the
Great
War
V,
t,
ra-
-'
Asiociatio-.!.