mendments
To
iu-i
pnur.ls
of
Union
Find
Favor
With
rr.r
Committee
or
Legislature
VICTORIA,
Nov.
12:
(CP)
The
n
ai
committee
of
the
Legis--
endorsed
a
number,
of
Tit.'-
to
the
Municipal-
Act
were
requested
at
the
last
i.
of
the
Union
of
British
Municipalities.
These
::r:t:is
cover
a
wide
range
of
including,
among
other
:ie
right
to
collect
library
HELP
WANrrED,
.1'
;
-
rper
Phone
Prince
Ru-
B.
O
ivy.
-
.
no
J
J
FOR
SALE
1
r;
Milking
goats
and
two
...its.
Jim
Postulo.
(263)
FOR
RENT
T
6
room
house
with
fVk.
4y
709
5th
Ave.
W.
(207
1
LOST
,;
K
:'s
in
case,
probably
on
Ave
Finder
please
return
C.Jv
News.
(263)
AGENTS
WANTED
T:
?.NS
Original
5c
Etching
.-ur
Vimy.
King,
Duke
of
nr
and
other
subjects.
r'x
for
samples.
Brock,
7C
"
St
Toronto.
(263)
(titciitlon
to
Apl.v
to
Mil
Umil
Pn-ert
lend
Recording
isti
CdumbU,
and
ttu-
.
land
on
the
N.
W.
point
T
Zayas
on
a
reef
oft
iat,
Frank
Waterman
of
B.
C.
occupat'on
Miner,
.
ror
of
'oi"
i
lands.
all
ol
the
reef
P
ilnt
nt
n
nest
Dlanted
or
v
rxilnt
cm
the
8ouMi
wr
thence
1800
feet
1500
feet
Northwest
vet-
Southwest:
thenre
,
:t
and
containing
3S
FRANK
WATERMAN,
yr
4.
1937.
I.AMI
ACT
"tli?
a:
intrntlon
t
Apply
to
Lease
Land
'
Rupert
UunA
Recording
1
itish
Columbia,
and
alto
Prince
i-ehoo
Island
In
1
r
Pa..
south
of
Durmas
-lcuou
white
rock.
85
i
o:i
chart).
tint
Prank
Waterman
of
f
B
C..
occupation
Miner
:
!lv
'for
a
lease
or
the
lol-i
'
Hd
lands:aU
of
a
con-1
.io
rsx
85
feeit
high
and
'
mnr
(Rock
marked
on
'
v:
ftt
a
pout
planted
on
.
200
f(t
8.
K
of
N.
W
Ncrthcasr.
side
thenee
600
'
i":
thence
800
feet
nouth-'
800
ftet
Northwest;
thenc
1
t-
.?ait
and
contalrdng
16
or
lew.
PRANK
WATERMAN.
O
ber
4,
1937.
I,
AMI
UimsTltV
ACT
'
'
nlfliiite
f
Title
Nii.
lm;-I,
to
l"
tuiir
lluiulrril
mill
Thirty-four
"
Kline
llv
!.
fount
IHhtncl.
'
l
til
I'linhilii
ii.
i
llnnilml
mid
f'!
(lii.e
(153),
lures,
more
or
Irw.l
'
i
proof
of
loss
or
the
I
v...
rf
Title
lssuca
an
ww
,'
'J'-imsn
II.
Ccmroy
has
been
1
ritUee.
notice
Is
hereby
I
sJiaii.
at
the
expiration
or
n
.m
the
date
of
the
first
h-rec.f.
Issue-
a
provisional
or
TWc
in
lieu,
of
said
lost
unless
1n
the
meantime
val-Li
be
made
to
me
In
writing,
A'
i
O
1,1
the
UukI
RcgMtry
Office.
..T-
B.
C.
ithls
9th.
day
of
'
"
A.D..
1937.
ANDREW
THOMPSON..
1
,
utv
Reetatrar
of
Titles.
UMi
ACT
Nollre
of
Intention
to,
Apply
to
.
I.ense
l.nml
'?
Prince
Rupert
tend
Recording
of
British
Columbia,
and
altu-'
o
Wuite
Band
Wand.
;s
nonce
that
Prank
Waterman
ot
;
RuiMirt.
occupation
miner,,
ln-;'
tj
mpply
for
a
leoo
of
the
fol-';
dc
cribod
lands:
-
"".::.,:(
inB
.
.
rvwt.
nlanted
on
I
j
"f
'
ie
hlh
cliffs
on
White
Bandi
i
End
being
300
feet
from
the
8.
1
"ut
of
White
Bund
Island,
and
'
-t
elde,
thence
600
feet
8.
W.;
:
00
feet
N.
W.:
thence
600
feet,
iwicfl
800
foct
B.
E.
and
con-
3
13
aisles,
more
or
lesa.
n.,
PRANK
WATERMAN
mtiyt
Ai!mif
on
iost
.
1
n
J-"'
llEfliHfiUUCT
"
t
.
'
r-
-
.fi.ave
or
Title
No.
S134-T.
u'ork
Nino
(9),
Town
ot
8tw-
'&REA.S
'
mrvf
4
Inu
of
thO
nillVli,
Ibb
Vi
1
r-'
iiumtJi
from
ithe
date,
of
Piioi
Ionian
hereof,
laue
pro-
'
terwicato
of
Title
In
lieu
o
certlrlMirt.
imlw
in
m
he
valid
objection
he
made
to
Hit
ft
Via
T,n
Tttr'.x1
TV
Office,
nitprrt.
n.
O.,
tlila
23rd.
day
or
W
1037
MEMBER
IS
David.
Klrkwood.
Stormv
I-ahnr
Member,
Barred,
Fr.om
British
Parliament
for;
One
Week
LONDON,.
Nov.
12:
After
a
stormy
scene
in,
the
British
Houss
of
Commons,
David
Klrkwood,
Labor'
member,
was
suspended
for
one
week,
Klrkwood
Insisted
on
In
terjecting
Into
the
debate,
de
manding
an.
answer
to
a
question.
When
asked
to
withdraw,
he
re
fused
and,
finally,
with
the
House
agreeing,
he
was
suspended
for
one
week
on
motion
of
Premier
Neville
Chamberlain.
Missing
Schooner
Safe
At
St.
John's
Govan
Arrives,
at
Newfoundland
Capital
After
Having
Been
Unreported
ST.
JOHN'S,
Newfoundland,
Nov.
12:
(CP)
After
having
been
missing
for
several
days,
the
schooner
Govan
has
arrived
safely
at
St.
John's
from
Harbor
Grace.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.10.
Big
Missouri,
.36.
Bralorne,
7.75.
Aztec.
.08
V.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.03.
Dentonla,
.10.
Golconda,
.O6V4.
Minto,
.04.
Falrvlew
Amalg.,
.05.
Noble
Five,
.03y2.
Pend
Oreille.
1.82.
Pioneer,
3.25.
Porter
Idaho,
.03
Vi.
Premier,
2.12.
'
Ileeves
McDonald,
.36.
Reno.
.73.
Relief
Arlington,
.17.
Reward,
.06.
Salmon.
Gold,
.07.
Hedley.
Amalg..
.052,
,
Premier
Border,
.012.
Silbak.
Premier,
2.00.
Congress,
.023,4.
Silver
Crest,
.04
'2.
Home-Gold,
.01?4.
Grandview,
.0934.
Indian.
.01
Vs.
Quatslno
Copper,
.03.
Quesnelle
Quartz,
.05.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.26.
Calmont,
.36.
C.
&
E..
1.75.
Freehold,
,06.
McDougall,
Segur,
.16.
Mercury,
.14.
Pacalta.
.10.
Home
Oil,
HO.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.30.
Central,
Patricia,
2.65.
Gods
Lake,
.57.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.00.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.09.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.22.
San
Antonlo
1.50.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.40.
Smelters
Gold.
.OlVj.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.07.
Oklend,
.13.
Mosher,
.12.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.44
'2.
:
Stadacona,
.40
'2.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.06.
Francoeur,
.40.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.83.
Boiiscadlllac,
.14.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.38.
Bankfield,
.37.
East
Malartlc,
.95.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.00.
Hutchison..
Lake,.
.09.
Dawson
White,
.04.
Aldermac,
.50.
Kerr
Addison.
1.75.
TJqhl
Gold,
.95.
Martin
Bird,
.36.
Int.
Nickel,
45.25.
Noranda",
49.25.
Smelters,
54.00.
Athona,
.14,
JAPANESE
FORCES
MOP
UP
AFTER
ARTILLERY
BOMBARDMENT
The
photographer
took
his
HI
3
in
his
hands
to
secure
this
excellent
photo
of
Japanese
"moping
up"
operations
In
the
Chapel
district
of
Shanghai.
''Mopping
up"
Is
the
military
euphemistic
term
for
stamping
out
whatver
life
is
left
after
the
ar
cilery
bombardment
has
done
its
work.
Aged
Man
Dies
At
Seal
Cove
John
DePont,
82,
Passes
Away
in
East
End
'
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
OBSERVED
j
IN
HUNCE
KUPEUT
'
I
(Continued
from
Pajre
One)
FIND
HUGE
PEAUL
DARWIN,
Northern
of
John
DePont,
aged
about
82
V.D.,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
In
his
coast.
years,
an
old
age
pensioner
residing
address,
Bishop
Rix
said
that,
In
Lttt
a
V
Ca
1
Smta
Tin
Vl
rt
4
Kaon
rt
t-Acf
.
tUH
j-.Ur.A
w.,.
n
n
A
a.ln4lni
Tf
.
.
ARMISTICE
pitching
Biggest
Crowd
Yet
at
Annual.
Ban
quet
of
Canadian
Legion
j
Last
Night
Never
has
the
annual
banquet
In
celebration'
of
Armistice
Day
beer,
more
sucessful
or,
more
enjoyable
than
was
that
last
night
which
took
place
In
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
A,
crowd
of
175
ex-service
men
with
a
few
outside
guests
was
in
atten
dance
and
the
hall
was
packed
to
capacity,
a
few
being
unable
tp
se
cure
admission.
There
was
a
splendid
banquet
spread
with
members
dt
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
In
charge.
An'
,
tcmuug
itnccuutcs
ui
inc
wai
uuya
II
Ti
Aust..
Nov.
12:
(CP)-A
120-grain
,nf,,rilntr
Rnmp
lnfPrPst.lnfr
,nrI-
M-C-
"eau;
u'f
.a1Bt
.va.
utuuBtn
w
dents
at
the
time
of
the
going
over
weui.
001.
o.
u,
jonnsion
mm.,
v.u.
x,nwm
"
jrca.o,
woo
uii
seas
of
Co
peck
Canadlans
and
Bishon's
Address
f,;I
.
L.
.
"
Prince
Rupert
had
nothing
to
The
service
at
the
cenotaph
was
found
60
miles
north
of
Liverpool
r"amcu
U1
4,1
"7"
WttI
1
"'
The
death
occurred
this
morning
In
charge
of
Rt.
Rev.
G.
A.
Rlx
D.D.,
River,
off
the
Northern
Territory
Tner.e
we
peacetime
as
wen
as
wartime
battles
and
courage
and
endurance
were
needed
today
as
they
were
in
1914
to
1918.
ui
ociii
wuc.
11c
Hie
uuacivttutc
ui
.n.iuuc.c
vajf,
tireat
war
as
was
tiermanv
tnere
.
,.
.u
At.
'dent
of
the
city
for
the
past
twenty
there
were
mixed
feelings
of
sor-
mlght
have
been
no
Great
War.
l,:!lnrrh
Snrrw!
Remembrance
Day
parade,
thanked
Veorc
r
herpahont
anH
w
Th.r.
n-nc
ru.
J
Mr.
DePont
had
been
cared
for
that
so
many
men
should
have
been
have
never
occurred
had
certain
m7
tlonln
the
un
te
n-
Dy
a
neigntjor,
jonn
l,.
ween,
who
iaicen
so
eany
10
tneir
iasi
nome
natlons
been
prepared.
mi
irf
11
....
..nn.,rr
t...
10..
trT
1;
ami
'
1
u
m.h.
1
m
1
j
v
1..
1
vj
.
;
TORTURE
11
Minute
Tor
quick
relief
from
tie
ilchini
of
ecuma,
blotohw,
pimples,
atbWt
foot,
cmlei,
rmnhei
nd
other
(Ids
tniptioM,
epplr
Dr.
Dennii',
pure,
eoohot,
utiaep-tie.
llauU
D.
O.
D.
PRESCRIPTION.
Iu
mtle
ollt
toutbe
the
trriuted
skin.
Clnr,
ireueleei
nd
eUtiH
lnt
drke
fiat.
Stope
the
moet
loteoM
lUhlni
la-lUoUy.
A
3ie
triel
bottle,
at
dnm
atoree.
proTee
It--m
montf
back.
Ak
tor
D.D.D.
PRESCRIPTION.
21
SeattleReds
Have
Fleeting
;
Bui
is
Held'
in
Private
Ballroom
After
Civic
Auditorium
is
Denied
SEATTLE,
Nov.
12:
Seattle
Communists
staged
a
meeting
Wednesday
night
in
a
private
ballroom
In
excellent
program
of
speeches
and
!
the'
Puget
Sound
city
after
having
music
was
presented.
Jack
Preece,
Deen
denied
tne
use
or.
tne
civic
president
of
the.
Canadian
Legion,'
Auditorium.
by
Mayor
John
F.
Dore.
was
In
the
chair.
jThe
mayor's
refusal
to
permit
the
Speakers
Included
were
City
Com-'Communists
to
use
-the
Auditorium
mlssloner
W.
J.
Alder,
who
replied
was
upheld
by
a
court
whereupon
to
the
toast
to
the
city,
referring
the
radicals
decided
to
stage
it
to
present
municipal
affairs
and
elsewhere.
n
predicting
a
bright
industrial
fu-J
ture
for
Prince
Rupert
which
he
be-'
.
1
p
vf
riff
lleved
many
of
those
present
would
J2e
(Jl
MerCilcint
see
become
a
city
of
Importance
on
i.
.
the
northern
coast.
'Mnvina
In
TInitr.fl
Lieut.
Commander
Walter
Hume
lUttliilC
111
U1UIAU
R.C.N.V.R.
replied
to
the
tbast
to
Q.i
,
np
n
1
(
the
Navy.
He
told
how
the
director
OtateS
1
0
HXpaHU
of
naval
reserves
had
complimented
the
local
unit
while
on
a
visit
here
recently.
I
WASHINGTON
D.c;,
Nov.
12:
'
Lieut.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
M.C,
Congressional
action
to
Increase
the
VD.
replied
to
the
toast
to
the
size
of
the
United
States
Merchant
Army.
He
mentioned
remarks
of
Marine
is
in
prospect.
It
will
.be
'
Col.
C.
W.
Peck
V.C.
In
regard
to
the
taken
Up
at
the
special
session
of
fine
type
of
ex-service
men
-
In
Congress
next
week.
.
Prince
Rupert.
1
Squadron
Leader
Mawdesley
res
ponded
to
a
toast
to
the
Air
Force.
Next
year,
Squadron
Leader
desley
said,
the
Air
Force
would
un-l.doubtedly
be
represented
in
the
I
WINDOW
CONTEST
William
F.
Stone,
Gordon's
Hardware
and
G.
A.
Bryant
were
the
nrlnnope
In
the
c
t
nrn
rirpcslricT
fftmnp-
Remembrance
Day
parade
here.
He
t
connection
with
Remem-
!
suggested
that
Air
Force
planes
yrance
jjay.
Judges
were
Col.
C.
'
,
would
be
stationed
here.
.
.
v
w
Ni-.h.
Territory.''.
B1P
'
AJ
Sme'n'
oils
and
Lieut.
Col.
S.D.
Johnston
be
Armistice
Day
Dance
Enjoyed
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.23
In
suits
might
not
have
been
all
that
wreaths
and
flowers
were
laid
on
prince
'RUpert
Trades
and
Labor
...
.
-j-..
I
um.
wmilri
hnve
HlfpH
tn
have
seen
Ih.
.Inn.
Affof
"Rovollle
"
"1nrt
..
gUeSlS.
Happy
Affair
Last
Night
at
Headquarters
of
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
A
very
enjoyable
Armistice
Day
found
him
dead
m
nis
room
irus
under
such
apparently
unnecessary
We
thank
God,"
concluded
the
"
mPmber
dance
was
held
last
night
at
head-
morning
alter
navmg
oeen
amng
conditions.
Over
six
hundred
Nor-
Bishop
"that
we
are
at
peace
and'
"
,.,
Quarters
by
the
local
unit
of
the
for
the
past
few
days.
Time
Extended
For
Federal
Building
j
Tenders
Reception
them
British
Columbians
had
given
pray
tnat
we
shan
ever
be
at
peace
'
'
o
.
Royal
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
their
lives,
leaving
widows
and
fa-
lf
the
call
for
but
that,
comes
again
rTV
and
d
Th
the
About
adoui
thftrlp.es
phlliirpn
TUpv
nan
men
i
.
-
uM
4-u..A
MUlr'"v
o
v,w.-
btaa.ua-
11.
-
-
j
iiiiuLiiri
will.
Liiric
til
c
LiiuuAaiiuo
I
but
there
was
another
side.
There
of
red-blooded,
vigorous
and
cour-
thp
full
In
.
.
.
..
..
j
j
department
at
Ottawa
decided
to-..
ter
which
"Cease
Fire"
was
sounded
tners
wno
needed
aslstance.
:
.
.'
f
those
short
years
of
the
war
tney
hv
Rnripr
wn
am
Ranpe.
Two
m
n-
.
....
extend
me
uow
iui
.
.
...
rnrppr.
Tnfiv
mn,t
-
?-
-aV"
nr.
thP
npW
Prince
RUDer.
v
uau
.mu
.u.
1
.
'
..
.
utes
uies
01
or
silence
snence
was
was
ODservea
ouseiveu
m
m
UlV4a3
U'
-
-
-
-
Post
Office
building
until
Decern
ber
3.
Vancouver
Wheat
iou
persons
were
in
anenu-
Canadian
Legion,
many
of
the
ac-
ance
ana
a
naPPy
me
was
sPeni'
tlvltles
of
which
were
largely
un-
aancmg
10
ine
sirams
01
lunet-ome
TJlb?eS2
afUS
10
d'fCnd
th!
known.
The
Women's
AuxHlary
al-
music
by
Mrs.
DeCarlo's
Orchestra
ot
they
had
been,
that
they
men
Kmg
and
Empire,
yea,
Home
and
1
.
a.
1
l
1
1
a.
.n
.
'
naa
proven
ineir
mnereuu
man-
Country.
hood,
courage
and
endurance
and
Conventional
Service
that
they
were
men
of
Canadian
The
Remembrance
service
at
the
blood.
It
was
not
always
length
of
-pnnt!inh
was
of
the
conventional
At
the
reauest
of
some
of
those
1
d.a,ys
that
ma.d!
bui!
fcnh.
The
proceedings
opened
.
..
.
.
...
i.
ininKS
men
aia
ana
weie.
iiicoc
tendering,
tendering,
tne
wc
leoerai
u"w
puucu
"""
"
or
-
u-j
...
iivph
II
...
fn
tn
.
work.
waiier
omiin
was
mailcr
01
lc,c'
so
doing
important
WUllam
Brown,
who
was
present-
monies.
Delightful
refreshments
Pd
with'
a
nast.
nrosldent's.
badce.
were
served
at
midnight.
appealed
to
all
ex-service
men
to
join
and
become
active
in
the
affair
of
the
Leeion
not
onlv
for
The
committee
In.
charge
consisted
of
Chief
Petty
Officer
Instructor
J.
Anslow,
Matt
Harris,
William
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
at-
benefit
but
to.
help
Bremner
and
David
McMeekln.
so
1
thdr
"lcu
own
uw"
""""
"
as
a"
"
Keg
Hue
presiaea
ai
me
aoor,
.
not
be
forgotten
and
the
youth
of
"
me
of
the
fallen
after
wnlch
Tr-uprt
tea$h
church
himself
nce
an
thatThe
ex-ser-
.
.
f1'
.
"and
.
observance
,
of
.
two
.
,todaymustnotbe.pcrmlttedtofor-
there
was
tne
soundln
of
ZTl
ZiS
TLl
Lt
11
get
them.
TBt(nut,nnRI,
Winn.
"
.
.
laiien
comraurs.
mm
uiuu
c-
uaoi
a
ujk.
"utJ
..
...
h
j
..te
oMrifivMirina
rn
-nrpvpriL
re-
...
.
.
.
t
..
t
hnvp
nn
lrfPa
that,
all
that
suf-
Bw,h
tho
hvmr,
"o
r.rvi
-
'"'"V
.".
marKs
or
tne
rresiaem,
me
grace
-
vi
"
w...
..j.....
currence
or
sucn
a
caiasiropne
as
fering
of
the
Grent
War
was
fu-
0ur
Help
In
Ages
Past"
was
sung.
tne
Great
wer.
flip
Liie.
"
rlpfl-ircrl
ueuiaieu
thp
liic
Rkhnn
oiaiiuu.
"The
lut
re-
it
&..ntnrr
vnwln0
tU
inp
nisnun
nicVinn'e
a
uuuiess
nrtiirpK!
'
.
..
u.Hi
.
a
.
....
was
said
by
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt
of
Plrat.
Pantlst
(Ihlimh.
..w,
1
v
-
.
.
ruiiurw6
'--o
...
".k.w
r
'
m
t
...
n
H.
1.
Biacic.
n
1
1
1
nresiaeni
rn
1
1
r
1
1
1.
,i
01
me
liic
n.u
i
...i-
the
Vancouver
vnnrnuvpr
Wednesday.
weanesaay.
ullc
-
nmmrii
thanitpn
tne
ljeeion
ior
co-
i
.r
CAMPAIGN
STAGED
ON
PESTS
K'
but
If
the
sacrifice
had
not
been
Save
the
King"
was
sung
and
the
and
support,
"Tnere
was
cZaZ'
MTcZ
Save
the
King."
included
violin
.
.
'u'""6
tlons
and
tne
experience
ana
sum
CALGARY,
Nov.
12:
(CP1
The
One
thing
that
the
Great
War
Canadian
Legion
headquarters,
1
ance
0f
the
Legion
was
valued.
talis
of
87,578
gophers
were
on
dls-
should
have
taught
was
to
hate
Sergeant
H.
A,
Ponder,
second
Col
j
w
NiCholls,
with
suitable
nlav
here
today
along
with
13,023
war
and
strive
for
peace.
How
to
C.M.R.'s.
C.E.F.,
was
In
charge
or
,.,.,..
moved
a
vote
of
thanks
campaign
oi
me
iaisaij
ruu
unu
iwi
uiiuj
)'"
uiin
..v.-..
.
regrei
ai
ueing
unaoie
w
nnniu.
calrt
that
a
"well
trained
and
well
talian
C.E.F.:
Private
James
Watt
"TlLLIE
THE
TOILER"
VJrWS
THIS
S
AMMOOWCEHEMT
All
A
ta-ii
it'
'
.n
tt
first
rH7P
In
onnlnnpri
snlriler
Is
ansnae
officer
Sixteenth
Canadian
Scottish
C.E.F..
Glorious
Dead
Honored
j
Ulfa.it
j
v
uoiij
--
"
'
r.
-
-
-
...
the
war
on
gophers
by
turning
in
of
the
world."
Had
Great
Britain
and
Private
William
71,500
tails.
been
as
well
prepared
before
the
Tenth
Battalion
C.E.F.
U1EL-L.,
TtLUE'S
I
1
i
-Tf-
r
I.IUaTIC
?LI
1
cSOMMA
AM-
MOUWCE
Z
f
7T
-$&tk-JiM
HEU'
you'v
1
vi
Hat
Ms?
solos
by
Bert
Cameron,
recitations
by
Jack
Dougherty,
vocal
solos
by
J.
A.
Teng,
R.
E.
James,
WUlam
Murray
XVlUITaY
and
tallU
Uf
George
Holmes.
Com-
'
T
.
.
a..
a
.a.-..a
V
at,
At
hnnn.
aU
ctnno
'
"
.
.
..
..
....
magpie
reet,
z.oia
crow
ieei,
oisa
onng
aooui,
peatc
was.
wiurUUiiS
vnc
B"
to
those
responsible
ror
tne
panquet.
munity
singing
was
enjoyed
with
magpie
eggs
ana
mm
crow
cbb.
o
wn;ik
ueupic
uisaB1tcu.
m
...-v.-
There
was
a
message
irom
msnop
.
-
wiienn
as
leader
a
P
Tinker
the
fruits
oi
tnis
summers
pesi,
uunsui,
saiu
wic
siican.i,
uc
j8'""
n.u.juw.s
n.v,.i..,..,,
.
...v...
E
'
BUnoz
O.M.I.
wno
expressea
.
.
,
Aif.nPttp"
.
-a
ii..
i-i
...
rih
J
,uv,
nithnn
Tnt.lnr
CrviHVi
n-Vii
hnrl
"ITiidenH
MM
anrt
R.ir.
102nd
Bat-
.
t
i
a.
j
lea
111
AiuuenC.
1
Vou
(owma'J
...
I
l3.
!'
V
"WW
.Wllfc
I
I
1
The
committee
In
charge
consist
ed
of
Jack
Preece,
J.
S.
Wilson,
G.
Rothwell,
At
the
opening
of
the
proceedings
Lawes,..
a.
ureen,
ncury
ouum
there
was
the
sounding
of
"The
ana
J.
waiser.
By
Westover
X
COM'T
KM.C1W
4
'
k
1
V
-
a
a.
u
'V
'J',