as
a
singing
and
dancing
team.
are
featured
in
"You're
a
Sweet-
RICHMOND
HILL,
Ont,
July
18
heart,"
first
of
the
week
attrac-
CP
Shortly
after
William
Hor-tlon
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
ton
was
killed
in
an
automobile
Theatre
here.
The
story
surrounds
accident
an
insurance
agent
ar-
,
..
.
rived
at
his
post-office
with
a
poll-
uie
romance
of
a
waiter
who
be-
.
C
.
.
,
.
cy
Horton
had
purchased
a
few
comes
a
millionaire
for
a
week
and
jayS
before.
wins
the
love
of
a
Broadway
star.
It
is
a
unique
and
colorful
screen
Be
wls.
Head
m
want
ads.
'
HYGIESE
C011T
Ill-Health
Charge
Withdrawn
.
(Before
Mr.
Justice
Kruschen)
Jcrce:
All
the
evidence
proves
cos-eluih
riy
that
this
tahippy
woman
hu
been
cocsistectly
neglecting
her
health.
In
this
Court
preventable
dness
it
treated
as
a
crime'.
Ignorance
of
the
remedy
cannot
be
accepted
as
an
excuse.
Knuchen
is
sold
by
i3
drug
stores.
Kruschen
is
Pusojm:
(Excitedly,
undoing
tier
handbag):
I
hare
a
bottle
with
lot
cow,
sir
I
Srnittlaa
Is
Cosrt.)
Jrsci:
A
bottle
of
what?
Pa
hop
to
ee,
please.
(Ti
Jsdn
unlni
ft.
binitd
H
on
to
th
Jury.)
Jrwa:
(continuing)
:
This
Is
an
amax-fcj
development.
We
have
here
an
naepened
bottle
of
Kruschen.
(Tum-kj
to
the
Prisoner):
When
cfid
yoa
btiyit?
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HASTY
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.....
A
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OF
BALI
......
TOWERS
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THE
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DARK
RIVER
THE
NAKED
BLADE
UNCHARTED
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.....
HEARTBROKEN
MELODY
Ptisom:
This
morning,
my
.lerf.
X
Intended,
to
takt
It
with
ny
coffet
tomorrow
and
every
day.
J
thought
It
might
put
m
right.
Junes:
Prisoner,
your
timely
good
sen
has
earned
you
your
acquittal
You
will
leavs
this
Court
without
a
stain
on
your
character.
(At
this
Juncture
there
was
an
outburst
of
clapping,
which
was
rapidly
suppressed.)
You
have
yourself
done
precisely
what
I
should
have
ordered
you
to
do;'
you
have
adopted
a
good
remedy
for
your
present
affliction,
a
splendid
precaution
against
recurrence
f
H.
I
am
very
glad.
I
havt
one
word
of
advics
to
add:
do
not,
on
any
account,
miss
the
little
daily
dose
of
Kruschen
and
then,
Indeed,
you
win
be
the
happy
possessor
of
good
health
for
less
than
lc
a
day.
Pmsok
n
:
Thank
you,
my
lord.
I
ahall
never
forget
what
you
say.
KRUSCHEN
SALTS
relieve
constipation
and
rheumatism
Kreschea
is
a
combination
of
several
mineral
salti
which
year
body
must
get,
fa
some
abundant
exercise
asd
fresh
air.
Yon
should
have
those
salts
every
day
;
hence
the
ta-
way,
to
keep
the
blood
pure,
tastdjsslv
portince
of
the
"little'
daily
tie
fetid
r1n.
tnrf
Ih.
irL
COFTEK
OH
TEA
dose.
T
,
r
Every
druz
,
"i
tea
generally
toned
up,
but
which
you
cant
get
in
Nature's
own
way
without
counter
sells
Kruschen
in
25c,
4
5e
and
75c
bottle.
It's
tkt
UltU
daUy
desi
tUs
does
U.
Oppenhelm
Eberhart
Baum
Goudge
Nordhoff
&
Hall
Chains
Wheatley
Walling
Moore
-J-
Norrls
THE
PRODIGAL
DUKE
Hoffman
SEVEN
MUST
DIE
Bellah
WINTER
IN
APRIL
Nathan
Rental
Library
Section
(Continued
from
Page
One)
again,
Insull
once
more
won
a
favorable
Greek
decision,
the
court
freeing
him
on
October
31.
Still
the
long
arm
of
the
United
States
government
was
not
para
November
23
it
notified
the
Greek
restored
his
passport
to
clear
tech
him
before
a
court
which
decided
he
wias
accused
of
a
"common
i
Cause
of
Downfall
?j
Gyro
Playgrounds
The
decision
was
communicated
Bciskctbclll
PlclV
to
the
Turkish
government
at
An-
";
kara
which
promptly
notified
the
And
McClymont
Park
at
high
prices
deflated;
Insull
In
the
game
WestvieW
holdlne
holding
comnanles
companies
and
and
investment
investment
.
l
u
5.
In
this
game
McClymont
floored
nicanues
connected
wltn
his
forth-
m
June.
ijz.
ne
was
ueiunieiy
,
tus
ntir
nu,..rc
r
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
Broughton
and
son,
New
York
City;.
J.
Thompson
and
J.
Hason,
Cedar-
The
first
two
games
of
the
Gyro
vale;
m
and
MrSi
m.
Levett
and
playgrounds
DasKeioau
league
were
and
m.
Camden,
Moni-played
last
night
at
the
Exhibition
rea"1;
Jonnson
russ,
Sunnyside:
T,
VwvlTHrr
rr
Knf
Vi
rri
m
p
crIn
cr
tit
t
H
t
n
it-t..
rn
at
TltnrDn
admlnlstratlnn
that
m
,,,c
ThB
,.
t
T..nv
,f,n'
f
I'.
Jones,
armic,
"
"
"
Ui
Westview
playgrounds
team.
land
A.
Wole
city,
be
found
for
deporting
InsuU.
As-
was
given
by
economists
as
too
In
tne
ibetween
West-H
Cnlra
socmions
of
former
Greek
citizens
s
eadfast
a
belief
during
the
boom'
was'
.
claevoCrSeo
view
and
Acropolis
the
score
Cal
-
B
Cril-in
America
backed
up
the
demand,
stock
market
days
of
the
late
20's
t
c
,.th
Tr,
,.,,
th.
mnst
s
S
J'
Claey'
mreo,k
::
'
rl
the
embassy
kept
afUr
the
Athens
that
"a
new
an'd
lasUng
era
of
ST
I'itTuS'
government
and
the
cabinet
finally
nrosneritv
had
arrived
-
r...,
u
Godfrey,
o.
N.
k.,
n.
rteison
ana
,.
...
,
-
r
secona.
ine
game
was
leaiurcu
-p-.i
jnhrunn
eltv
held
that
the
mlnktrv
of
thp
in.
in
In
io-o
1929.
he
Vio
hwom
became
-ihrmMf
alarmed
nr
over
.
.
...
,lari
jonnson,
cuy.
n
.
lon
shot
,rom
Ade
Knox
.uUalc
U1C
aiay
oi
w
rapmuy
wan
wnicn
smjcks
m.whlch
the
element
of
luck
perhaps
.
"JTf
,,.n,M
jn.
J.
Flannery
a
and
M.
Stanlel,
Jun-
anya"en,
i
his
operating
companies
were
be-'
hn
insuirs
attorneys
redoubled
their
mg
Dougnt
up
oy
easiem
capiiai.;
the
eiement
0f
smi
inaa'eau;
R.
S.
Stevens
and
O,
Bell.
H.
M.
S.
York;
S.
Davidson
and
S,
enoris.
but
made
no
headway.
On
e
oecame
convuncea
inai
nvais
At
the
cIose
of
thls
ga
e
there
i
IT'
7
m,'
,
J
Iftidson
Port
December
21,
1933,
he
was
told
he
were
attempting
to
gain
control
of
of
sianJj0
N"
r
R"
must
quit
Greece
on
or
before
Janu-
his
huge
system.
shlo.
anv
more
of
which
will
im-lP!"6"'
Unr
'
ary
31,
1934.
He
took
to
his
bed.
He
began
buying
stocks
in
mV
mediatelyTetlre
the
offending
per-pleaded
that
forcible
travel
would
own
companies
at
high
prices
from
the
league
altogether
as1
aggravate
a
weak
heart
from
which
determined
that
the
Insuil
empire
sportsmanship
has
no
place'
he
had
suffered
for
several
years
should
not
pass
Into
other
hands.
,n
tne
interplayground
league
ana
won
a
respite
until
mld-Feb-
ine
siock
wnicn
was
purcnasea
ruary.
games.
Prince
Rupert
D.
Campbell
and
Major
J.
A
IIN
HIE
SITKKMK
(OI
KT
Ur
BKITISIt
On
February
l
the
Unlted
States
WQn
from
McClymont
Park
H
to'In
he
J
UIUM
ttUC
IClb
Ait
lUlVti.
COLIMB1A
IN
THORITE.
Art"
And
comlng.departure.
As
the
date
for
"out"
of
all
his
companies
and.
""ZSSST
like
dethroned
the
07
order
of
hu
1
weaving
leaving
approached
appruaciiea
Insull
insuii
gained
gamea
a
u"iu
monarch,
muiwiui,
saw
hw
was
vastly
vastiy
sunerior
superior
"to
"to
W'estview'
W'estview1
take
take
notice
notice
u
ut
j
further
respite
because
of
his
health
administration
of
his
Industrial
but
unfortunateiy,
the'i
!Lf
I
but
the
final
"final"
date
was
fixed
realm
pass
into
the
hands
of
others.
shootlng
shnntin?
u'.n
was
riff.
otL
7
Three
of
of
the
the
five
five
rri
Admlntbtntrlx
Awrautx
cf
1
ece
ordered
the
Malotis
back
to
port.
There
its
chartered
status
was
established,
and
it
was
allowed
to
go.
I
For
two
weeks
Insull
dropped
j
from
sight.
Close
watch
was
kept
6.c.i.u..,lk
.uu.cul
an-
WASHINGTON,
July
19:
The
v
.
.wvU
Federal
Commission
has
ac-
.
he
landed.
It
was
reported
that
he
cused
four
companies
engaged
in
intended
to
traverse
the
Suez
Can-
tne
and
distribution
of
glass
jal
and
seek
sanctuary
in
either
and
In
the'
glazing
contracting
trace
or
me
fugitive.
named.
On
March
29
the
ship
appeared
D
Fa
in
the
harbor
of
Istanbul.
Capt
KUSSia
UenOlUlCeS
j
Mousourts,
her
master,
notified
the
rft
1
n
.
purs
auuiunwes
ne
wisnea
to
coal
Urill5ii
1
aOvlolo
and
provision
and
continue
to
Ru
manian
uiacK
sea
ports
wltn
"one
passenger."
Rumania
had
previously
,
rfTr
"aI
f.ff
"'"J
of
Communis!
I""nat.onaI
Del.
vers
.Message
announced
she
would
arrest
Insull.
but
seemingly
experienced
a
change
mDTt,
T..,
..,.,'
of
heart,
intimating
he
would
not"
rnn
;uw
,
,,.,'.
...
,
,
.
Communist
paper
Humanite
pub
be
interfered
with
if
he
was
"found
.
.
CZ
,
Turkish
action
balked
these
rosy
of
the
Communlst
mtemationalc
plans.
The
Maaltls
was
not
penrjlt-
at
Moscow
denouncing
the
Pro-ted
to
clear;
te
the
that
desp
fact
fasclst
di
of
Brltlsh
Consepva.
Capt.
Mousourls
filed
a
formal
pro-.tives
test
with
the
Greek,
consul
citing
post-war
pacts
which
made
the
Bosporus
a
"free,
way"
to
the
Black
Sea.
Finally
Taken
Turkey
held
Samuel's
ship
at
an-
ihftl"
OTlH
Aitrr
tin
nn
nM
In...
I
-I.
Harsh
Terms
On
Borrowers
..
.
,
.
.
'(Chairman
of
United
States
Home
jermlttcd
the
government
to
turn.
,
.
...
,
,
.,..
.
y
Loan
Board
Answers
Criticism
a
fugitive
over
to
a
friendly
power
provided
the
crime
for
which''
WAOtrTvr.Tor
a
t..i
he
was
ught
was
neither
politica
Home
Loan
Bank
Board
Chalrman,
uUl
uMSry.
u
.
01
insull
John
Fah
t(J
refused
a
request
that
he
come
a-
criticism
that
his
agency
Is
lm
snore
voluntarily.
The
next
day,
narsh
terrns
on
borrower3
,
Easter
Sunday,
the
Malotis
was
He
warned
that
a
proposed
three
I
given
permission
to
continue,
out
year
moratorium
on
the
principal
even
while
steam
was
being
raised
of
loans
would
cause
the
govern-in
her
rusty
boilers,
Turkish
police
ment
grave
financial
embarrass-boarded
her,
seized
Insull
and
took
ment.
Prince
Rupert
Vancouver-Jasper
frm
any
point
Thtiiyearmak!tauTriangle1,Tour"
viaVancouverl
600
mile
through
the
sheltered
waters
of
the
"Inside
Passage"
and
1300
miles
of
some
of
Canada's
most
majestic
mountains.
It's
a
grand
holiday
adventure.
Vancouver
U
the
gateway
4o
the
vast
Pacific
North-vest
plajijround.
There
Is
a
Health
of
entertainment
awaiting
you
.
scores
of
places
to
see
many
new
things
to
do.
PUb.
not
for
this
fine
vacation.
Scenery!
Outdoor
sports
1
A
cruise
on
a
"Prince"
ship!
Gay,
metropolitan
Vancouver!
There
are
few
other
trips
that
offer
such
a
variety
of
holiday
attractions.
Fart
Ineludtt
mta1$
mud
berth
n
ittnmtr
uhil
at
im,
S0
your
ntarttt
agtnt
he
will
be
glad
to
help
you.
McClymont
Simmonson.
McDonald,
Zbura,
Hale,
Bill
Scherk,
Stromdahl.
i
Acropolis
O'Neill,
Magnet,
H.
'
Schaeffer.
S.
Schaeffer,
Mentenko.
Referee
was
Dominic
Montcsano
and
time
keeper.
Jack
Unwin.
L.
w.
Stephenson,
engineer
for
the
Dominion
Radiotelegraph
Service,
and
Mrs.
Stephenson,
after
having
made
the
trip
north
from
Abyssinia
or
Persia,
but
a
power-
business
of
monopolizing
practices
Vancouver
to
Stewart,
disembarked
iui
telescope
trained
on
the
horizon
in
the
St.
Louis
area.
Two
organ-1
from
the
Catala
here,
today.
Mr
off
Port
Said,
Egypt,
revealed
no
lzations
of
Union
Glazers
also
were
Stephenson
will
visit
Digby
Island
on
official
duties.
FINANCES
IMPROVE
LEICESTER,
Eng..
July
10:
(CPl
Leicester
City
Football
Club
last
ason
made
a
profit
of
1.466
($7.
330)
in
spite
of
a
falling
off
In
gate
receipts
which
were
2,000
'$10,
000)
less
than
the
previous
year.
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
AMce
Faye
in
"YOU'RE
A
SWEETHEART"
(7:30
and
9:35).
2nd
Show
at
9:03.
BEGINNING
TOMORROW
FOR
TWO
DAYS!
James
Oliver
Curwood's
Dynamic
Drama
of
the
Frozen
North!
fMPRIMITIVEl
MPASS'ONS!
mm
en
ths
Trlanfls
Extra!
Extra!
LOUIS
VS.
SCIIMELING
FIOIIT
PICTURES
2
REELS
-2
Running
Time
16
Minutes
1st
Reel:
The
Actual
Fight
Znd
ReeU-Entlrely
In
Slow
Motion.
Each
"Administration
1938,
I
waa
appotn;-
12m
estate
of
Jaxnrt
for
March
15.
The
failure
of
his
comoanles
meant
.u.n..j
..
u..
xt.vuvea.
dweaaed.
man
an
oartiea
havim'
i
rw
In
ni..i..
the
failurn
rrf
Samuel
Insull
ner-
"e.
"
""IcUt
U
.
her:
I
-
--
r
on
penally
snow
ana
wie
remain-
br
required
to
furnish
m.
prcsperly
Tne
mianight
berore
that
day
he
U1
t-
mg
basket
was
scored
by
Bill
fled
in
disguise
from
his
closely
session
held
by
his
wife,
his
son,
fou0wed
with
five,
guarded
apartment,
boarded
a
Samuel
Insu".
Jr-
and
younger
Teams
for
evenlng
uere:
chartered
steamer,
a
dingy
2.500
brother,
Martin,
who
had
been
his
Westvlew
Brown,
Stan
Scherk.
tramp,
the
MaloUs,
and
disappeared
chief
of
staf
111
conquering
the
at
sea.
Radio
reached
out
and
Ore-
kingdom.
Glass
Monopoly
In
United
States
Cook.
Mah.
Long.
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
30th
day
of
Augutft,
A.
D.
1938.
and
'all
parties
indebted
to
the
euta
ire
required
to
rav
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
the
13th
day
of
July,
A.
V
1935
ANNA
MARIE
BENSON.
Administratrix
of
Estate
of
James
Lurten,
Deceaaed,
Ocean
FaluC
B.C.
Ta$s4ty,
July
j9i
net
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
193!
MUSICAL,
COLORFUL
Alice
Fare
in
"You're
a
Sweetheart,"
Showing
At
Capitol
Theatre.
Alice
Faye
and
George
Murphy
musical.
Ken
Murray,
Wfllian.
Qargan,
Andy
Devine,
Charles
Winninger
and
Donald
Meek
are
other
well
known
members
of
the
cast.
Song
hits
of
the
picture
include
"My
Fine
Feathered
Friend,"
"You're
a
Sweetheart"
"Oh,
Oh,
Oklahoma,"
"So
It's
Love"
and
i"Who
Killed
Maggie?''
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TIME
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American
ambassador
that
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Defeats
Both
Acropolis
Vancouver;
Mrs.
H.
K
Norman
R;
Stevens
and
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was
at
American
disposal
and
on
lyzed.
Lacking
Judicial
means
of'AprU
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he
transferred
from
a
eettine
the
PT.maimatP
mif
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notl
where
he
had
been
under
ece,
it
turned
to
the
political
On
'
surveillance,
to
a
detention
prison.
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Nor.
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Skldegate
Mission;
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Barrett
Point;
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Davles
and
fm.
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Stewart;
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EUlson
and
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Blrrell,
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Knock,
Eutet
Tonight'!
train,
due
from
v.
East
at
II
o'clock,
wa
reported
this
moralni
to
be
runnini
on
time.
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SEAL
QUALITY
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Phone
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Size
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Size
9x9.
Each
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CARPETS
Size
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6X7.6
Each
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MATS
Size
15x27.
Each
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MATS
Size
27x
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85t
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25c
75c
45c
51.00
$1.25
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Suites
Prices
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Clearance
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in
Your
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Furniture
and
Stoves,
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New
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Prices
nd
Valuation
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