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Monday,
Sept:
21.
1921
LEAGUE
IS
BUSY;
,
It
can
be
depended
upon
t'tiat
the
moment
there
is
the
slightest
Ianger
of
war
between
any
two
nations
the
League
of
Nations
is
busy
trying
to
prevent
the
spread
the
.spread
of
hostilities
and
bring
about
a
settlement
of
the
grievance.
That
is
its
business,
and
up
to
the
present
it
has
undertaken
it
with
satisfaction.
The
trouble
between
Japan
and
China,
while
possibly
of
a
serious
nature,
is
not
sufficient
to
warrant
the
two
nations
going
to
war.
No
quarrel
is
'ever
serious
enough
fpr
that.
It
is
pjily
when
one
or
other
of
the
nations
is
determined
to
fight
qjr
perhaps
when
both
are.
in
fighting
mood
that
war
is
inevitable.
The
League
of
Nations
is
an
outside
influence
that
has
the
authority
of
most
of
the
great
powejs
to
try
to
secure
peace.
It
keeps
in
close
touch
with
all
the
big
world
powers
and
SDeaks
for
them
and
its
infliipnrp
fn
sntrp
nf
If
you
suffer
from
biliousness
or
indigestion
there
is
nothing
better
than
BJO
jBeeciam'J
mees
(Tb
Nilioa'i
Uuthi)
Th&Letler
Box
CRITICISM
OF
EMPLOyMENT
METHODS
Editor.
Daily
News:
-
..
.
1
I-
"
If
Tf
tvui
you
trill
will
li
allow
mp
ma
me
mac-
ntiio
m
In
vor'
r'
vvuaim
all.
that
has
been
said
against
it,
is
ii
paramount
in
the
valuable
narr
I
wmilrt
Hk
tn
hrinir
J."eclo''uy"'
feminine
World,
today.
It
is
an
influence
for
peace.
It
may
not
before
the
public
a
lev
remarks
re-
atternpf
to.
exphin
nlivnvc
Via
atfnnUm
Vti
o
f
:.
1
1
sardine
pmntavmpntknri
unpmnlmr.
eaffie
flushed
aTld
I.;!...?
uv
tj.itv.(.jc,
uui
cu
iai
n
aa
ueeji
in
every
case.
"
r
j
k.
esnerinllv
nmnno-o
cmolln
i
'
pent.
It.
a
UtUe
investigation
?as
'
v
&
""""
r"""-
'
Indulged
in
it
would
bring
to
light
WILL
CANADA
FOLLOW?
a
cood
many
Instances
of
men
who
are
out
there
irr
the
relief
camps
who
certainly
should
not
be
there.
S
V
W
other
?V6
do
not
seem
to
know
'a'ndal
Z
Sr5L?i
i
..
.
:
-Jl.
VH
wiC,
na
never
auempt
to
give
them.
Some
give
them
....
o-
-
w...v.
incut
lists
iiv
ui
of
names
iuuncs
in
ui
their
iucu
nanus
handVsneak-
onca
sneax-
T
wmnir
WrOnP.
n-h.'.V
Wnifn
:
!C
.
M'nrto
ii
tnon
nt
i
mi.?n
T
.
..
ii
..
.
.
Sunday.
TnesdaT
and
'
Thur.
,
.1
i
i
yri
I
i
Arrir4'
vswVm
y
m
it.
.
a
.
...
'u',uo
C4C"
w"c
mere
are
groups
oi
cnuaren,
that
they,
take
too
hwny
chances
and
that.
they
act
as
if
the
road!
belongs
to
them
axdusivelv.
All
tKp
wade
from
time
to
time,
but
now
the
taxi
men
come
back
MIT5K"R
A
T
and
say
that
the
drivers
of
private
cars
are
more
enrplp
AT
UjJlIfi
1
thatvthe
taxi
drivers,
that
they
Io
not
know
the
signals
!
and
do
not
give
them,
that
some
of
them
hog
the
road,
that
!
they
drive
too
fast
around
corners
and
at
Hnnfromno
roc'
of
the
road,
and
that
they
zre
generally
careless
of
the
central
Frope
suffer.
pu
riPnts
nf
nth
or
c.ii.-j
n
j
-0
7wvMnu
a
ui
C4i
vrucu
New
Carrier
Collection
System
In
riew
f
jj
,dfMUM
and
to
make
It
as
easy
as
possible
lor
people
to
pa,,
she
Daily
News
Is
to
be
sold
on
a
weekly
basis,
payable
in
advance.
The
deUvffy
UT
wUl
.collect
eteU
Friday
eniag
far
the
week
folUIng.
Ue
bars
the
papers
and
sells
them
to
)he
cuslomers,
Micm
mtt
be
m
credit
given.
The
boy
cannot
afford
It.
J'Jease
do
not
ask
him
to
return
for
the
weekly
payment.
Have
it
ready
for
him.
Customers
nw
In
arrears
JU
pay
the
amount
owlnr
at
the
ofloe.
but
this
wiU
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
regular
collections
mao
by.
the
boy.
lie
wlrf
be
doing,
badness
on
his
own,
and
U
he
does
not
make
his
own
collections
vill
not
deliver
the
paper.
Thoie
paid
in
a
draw
will
continue
to
receive
the
japer
until
theosibscriptlon
expires.
Any
mUbln
to
continue
the
yearly
payi
ments
may
do
so,
and
we
pay
the
boy.
The
price
the
paper
be
le
a
week,
rwyable
strictly
In
advance.
TI:aJ
means
sis
papersUor
Jrn
ccnU.
'
It
will
sake
a
lew
weeks
U
gH
she
new
fsUa
nrnolng
aaoolhiy.
aod
Is
(he
meanthno
we
auk
for
the
-opt
ration
of
the
readers
of
the
paper.
The
xouleo
not
join
on
the
new
system
ibis
week
will
do
so
Just
as
soon
as
the
hits
arc
made
jap
and
the
hoys
jrperjy
inMxucjxd.
liHp
the
J,,,
Utelup
in
aosineas
for
themselves!
INVASION
1
Cejitral
Europe
is
suffering
from,
a
plague
of
muskrats
and
Scotland
now
is
threatened,
It
is
announced
tn
Nature,
organ
of
the
British
Association
for
the
Advancement
at.
Science.
More
than
20
years
ago
a
few-pair
of
these
American
furbearexg
were
.Introduced
into
the
area
of
the
wpper
Danube.
They
multiplied;
and
spread
into
adjacent
river
ay-;
terns,
causing
considerable
damage
to
agricultural
produce
and
to
Cood
!
embankments
by
burrowing.
Baj
varla
now
employs
trained
muskrat'
trappers
in
an
effort
to
eliminate!
the
horde.
Scotland
Imported
a
few
pair
In
f
1927.
They
oacaped
and
now
have
spread
to
such
an
extent
that
special
legislation
is
considered
neces-!
sary
to
deal
with
the
pest
They
seem
to
have
no
natural
enemies
to
!
keep
down
their
numbers.
Only
Finland
has
been
able
to
Introduce
the
muskrat
sueoessf
uly.
There
they
have
provided
a
profitable
trapping
Industry
and
have
shown
none
of
tint
tendency
to
raul-tlply
Into
an
uncontrollable
pest.
Climate
appears
to
be
a
deteonin-1
ing
factor.
1
C.T5!
TKA1N
I
.For
the
Eat
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Satux-jdays,
12:30
noon.
I
From
the
East
!
Sundays.
Tuesday
and
Thursdays,
130
p.m.
THE
DAILY
NXWB
.
Moflda,
September
t
BARITONE
IS
LADY
Miss
Bertha
LMk
is
Seal
Find
BOSTON,.
Sept
21
A
demuref
little
girl
fjron
p.v:uckett.
Vbd
went
to
workaraid
the
xiatUrin
sous
fit
.
a
,
option
mill
when
she
was
'tmirWn
jtvkim
nld
to
heiri
nipjpofrt
a
totfrerfcw
tamiJy.
.walked
primly
throbgh
lie
bustling
pf-
lice
of
broadpastlng
station
WNAC'
irctfdly.
She'
was
selected;
from;
200
persona
wjid'ha'
v
app?artdfor
n
audition
Jon
a
ngte
day
as
t-
1
real
radio
fjnd'
on
aopofint
Ibei
fish.
iyQ
haj
.t)c
vatec"
j
Among
her
own
i-ir:le
ol
friendi,
JM$tveltjp
aa
LeMlWC
has
enjoyed
a
Reputation
as
an
jpx-
e$Forlylne
-singer
for
years
iRecinliy
she'wa;
persuaded
tj
StAg
Ffeky
over
station
WJjVAW
In
keeplns
with
"h-v
role
ai.an
old'
farh'oned
girl.
M:
-
LeMleux,
ha
;
r.o
ral
affection
(or
taa
musi-but
as
It
ma;
be
necessary
16
sins,
r.i'robsrs
cf
this
:hara-:ter
In.
her
:
future
programmes
site
W
willins
i
to
accept
It:
Ballads
are
he
favorite,
and
she
also
Mice
French!
'
1
.
..
A
ioik
songs.
..
V
!j
-jdl'lkvat
to
tojfr
AlHs.
U
I
Mieux
valae.
from
a
rich
-
tone
tnalH
:
baritone
-when
it
out
over'
i
i
the
air.
Bat
strangely
enough
her
convexsaUonaroice
is.glrlish
,an
t.
.j
I'M
thl?
vcben
asked
IT
she
could
"talk
deeo"
MKe'a
man
She
didrft
try.
Her
roice
is
rich
and
clear,
en
tirely
Aching
iu
toe
ocAd
strained
quality
that
usually
itmit
Britain
has
formally
abandoned
the
gold
Standard,
And
if
you
go
to
the
heads
of
the
impersonatioa
of
a
male
aune
eli
Ur.
.
Tin
"
.
pnhik!
Work
nnartmn
thov
nrfii
"be
sroKBg
vcauja
berself
is
twen-1
w.ti
ii
tie
jiuuui-iwjjtu
ior
so
jiiauv
vears.
ivnai.
win
'
-
-
"
.
,
.
,'td
nfflt
i,f
..
j
r
.
.
:J
.
teU
you
that
they
have
nothing
to
ty-flre
JW
old
add
Jus
a
de-i
D6
IIS
eitect
on
tftat
country
and
on
the
World
it
IS
impos-
do
with
It.
AH
right;
If
the
employ-
nuitae
cbann
with
aoae.of
'
sible
iust
now
to
predict
ment
agent
sent
such
men
out
there
"professkmar'
manaerteas.
-
i
The
immediate
question
that
arises
from
omdin
Britain's
s
"
te
tfole
had
a
hange
There
."1'
AXidtfhylJ
explains
rLL
are
Qut
who
j
that
he
was
ooe
ot
eJgM
ciJKlrHi
aotmn
action
i
IS.
What
.not
,,.,'11
Will
Canada
do?
9
wrii
Will
this
u-
i
country
follow
ment
agent
refused
to
register
be-
and
because
fce
father
died
svbeoj
in
the
footsteos
of
Britain
and
abandon
the
standard,
and
eane
they
property
from
which
Ae
was
ten
years
dd
zhe
had
to,
if
so
will
she
adoDt
a
silver
standard
in
its
place?
were
a
s5
income.
to
wt
as
soon
as
she
ujisbedj
Th
cdanoa
in
P4;n
,..uu
,
,uM!i
ana
aiso
can
anora
10
Duy
an
auto-
grammar
scoqojL
sn
always
J-;
Wotwt
f..
S
TS
P081"8
f0r
or
other
people,
and
who
ioyed
atna
hummed
at
her
j
Western
(inarla
Anvfninnr
that
n-Jll
Knrc.t
tt
r
1
;
w.J.
.
.
.
i
silver
will
tend
to
improve
conditions
in
British
Columbia
whettler
u
u
m
hb
ovn
si
bat
didat
dare
sing
Possibly
this
is
the
beeinninii
of
the
better
times
f
nr
whoh
no
.There
a.re.
aUo
a.gang
ot
men
0,14
A
w
iat
vwno
nTe
noi
iosi
a
juice
last
wp
we
nae
hnvp
all
ail
Wn
been
ftnV!
tuy
looking.
May.
i
fff
1()
ravej.ang.
and
they
were
the
first
to
be
sent
MQTORISTS
AND
SIGNALLING.
ITlLTTLti
It
is
matter
of
complaint
that
drivers
of
private
cars
ried
vnfia
and
others
wb0
wre;
do
not
cive
the
nroner
signals
for
tnmi
ami
ct?
told
"noth8
doing.-
while
with
.ftnCMflMw
j
?
,
"vi"",
men
without
flny
dependants
got!
with
considerable
danger
to
themselves
and
to
other
drhv
am
choice:
.
of
course,
an
you!Fo,
bad
eight
flhgipg
Masons
but
tUl-J
tnsuustlon
proved
loo
expensive
to
os
continued
MailStbe&le
"""V
u.-iers.are
requiren
10
Know
Uiese
SignalS-nd
w
00
u
toncl
011
eet
Monday.
Wednesday
od
SaUx.
"v..
uinii
uui,
jjiiwg
luciu
ill
ail.
"6
aiuiiiiu
nic
wen
way
ana
you
lv
Many
of
the
complaints
against
"drivers
of
cars
have
ad.crf
l
f0
!
ft
hppn
,wlth
the
right
political
slant
BWT
nfTQfnct.
tovJ
r
i
.1
11.1.
i.
are
1
Mn
ru
IVu
"-n,
u.ai
many
01
memiout
working
again.
I
repeat,
it
is
onve
too
last,
that
thev
rush
nnst
npdpujtriano
a
rnr
a
,haT,-
tr...u
Yours
a
for
fair
play,
UNEMPLOYED.
Sunday
Tuesday
Wednesday,
Thursday
...
Friday
,
6atrdar
..
Imh
TancovTer
1:30
pxBL.
S
soon
:30
pxa.
pxaJ
-4130
pjoa
Sunday
i
pxa
Wndoeaday
-
...
.
llOajn
Friday
pja.
Saturday
lOJO'aa.
For
Stewart
and
Anyox
8unday
;
.
i
-psa
Wednesday
s
pjn.
Saturday
......
pjnJ
From
Stewart
and
rrem!er-
Sunday
....
8
rj.m.
Tuesday
.
U:J0
Thursday
.Z
pjn.
Saturday
,
..fl
pju.1
For
Naas
Itiver
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
.
7
p.in.
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tureday
11;30
ajn.
Guide
to
Correspondents
The
Daily
Hews
welcomes
correspondence
an
live
topics
ot
the
day
or
anj
other
subject
oi
public
Interest,
hut
letters
must
be
brief
and
to
the
ipolivt.
The
Jonjt
winded
correspondent
has
no
place
in
modern
Journalism.
Every
letter
roust
b
signed
by
the
writer,
not
necessarily
for
publication
but
as
a
mat.
ter
of
good
f
atUi
ajod
muiVsy,
All
uruijuiud
documents
go
to
the
watte
paoer
basket.
Let
Lets
pi
a
caustic
fbaractex
must
hare
the
signature
ap
pehtled
for
publication.
.
Letter
should
he
wrlttsi
on
one
side
juf.
the
paper
ouly.
Correspondents
must
AWid
personalities
and
the
language
should
be
such
as
would
be
al
Jowcd
in
jhe
ordinary
rules'
of
debate.
tnji
lour
I
Insured?
neome
YW
wouldn't
care
to
live
on
leas
thin
pril-half
A
your
present
earnings
Would
you?
Neither
would
you
yarn
yopr
family
w
struggle
alPng,
alone,
on
any
smaller
amount.
That
is
-why
tt
is
wise
for
you
to
insure
ihat
at
learf
one-half
of
:
your
income
wfll
continue.
'You
'.can.
do
it
easily
and
economically
by
Investing
only
s
fK
"
dollan
in
Lifp
Insurance.
j
',
For
example,
if
your
earnings
are
$44
a
week
jouV-should
own
Life
Insurance
sufficfcnt
to
yield
a
weekly
return
of
at
least
one-half
that
amount.
-
That
would
mean
protection
or
your
wife
and
fatniiy
or,
if
you
live
provision
for
your
own
old
'.age.'
"Consult
any
Life
Insurance
representative
and
he
will
advise
ypu
how
you
can
insure
one-half
your
income.
You
will
find
the
outlay
is
very
small
compared
to
what
it
offers
in
peace
of
mind
and
security
agitblt;
the
future.
.
Life
I
t
y.'
:
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nsurance
Oervice
f
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MAGNUM
ViSSSSSSSSW
THE
NEW
5-CLASS
MAGNUM
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DR
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