Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
south-fast
wind,
18
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
2958;
temperature.
43
sea
moderate.
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v.
ff
u.
XXVII.
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Or
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ENGLISH
SCHOOLS
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at-pdlfi
ArlrirPKc
At
Parent-Teacher
Gathering
be
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Prince
tvuperv
ramiv-icatucis
Nidation
was
wm
evening
he
Booth
Memorial
School
with
r
M.
Wlnslow
presiding.
Le"xr
were
read
from
City
Com
five
the
child
enters
the
Infant
boo;
a
school
peculiar
to
the
ilJi
rystem.
The
classroom,
Bwtfri
with
light
tables
ana
Mrs
Instead
of
fixed
desks,
Is
r.ie1
ti
aliaw
the
maximum
of
(ret
ac'lviUes,
Character
training,
te
development
of
wholesome
per-
or&v
toabfts
aid
harmonious
Thys-cai
devOpnient
are
emphasized
kith
the
object
of
securing
the
oclai
ten,
-pment
of
the
child.
A
teem-
devc
ipment
In
English
pub-
Bc
eiu:.it
-n
has
been
the
estab-
ihment
of
Junior
and
Senior
School.
t'.ie
former
for
pupils
from
light
t
)
e:rvm
and
the
latter
from
eleven
to
fourteen.
At
the
end
of
he
Jun.
:r
S;:hool
period
pupils
&ave
the
ooDortunity
through
rhc.aru.ips
of
proceeding
to
the
mnlzry
or
High
Schools.
I
In
factory
districts
and
congested
peas
nursery
schools
are
estab-
hed
where
children
are
admitted
It
tWn
vpar
,
nf
nip
nnrt
rpmaln
un
r
develop
the
body,
mind,
and
paracter
of
children
from
under
privileged
families.
I
Technical
schools,
specializing
in
industry
of
the
district,
are
In
PPeration
In
tall
large
Industrial
E3n3
These
schools
and
evening
BULLETINS
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
"
REQUEST
Indents
who
wish
to
do
so
to
pro-
cast
wind.
ped
by
scholarshlD
to
university.
eiiglous
Instruction
Is
provided
IHr
in
the
.schools
attendance
at
pus
being
voluntary
and
every
pupil
receives
a
full
medical
exam
ination
at
least
three
times
during
,
p
school
life.
Throughout
the
en-
f'ia
Normanton
concluded
a
most
it.
Today's
Weather
(Oornmnt
SChe
OFFICERS
ELECTED
The
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
was
held
yesterday
and
the
following
officers
were
elected
for
the
ensuing
year:
President,
W.
il.
Tobey;
Vice-president,
J.
Frew;
Treasur-rt,
T.
C.
Wilding;
Secretary,
S.
Jurmain;
Executive
P.
Lakie,
T.
Priest,
It.
E.
James.
LOCAL
BOY
RECOGNIZED
EDMONTON
Candidate
for
Bachelor
of
Science
degree
with
u-i'-aer
W
J.
Alder
and
the
prln-
honors
in
physks
at
the
Univer-
Kv,-.
o!
the
schools
expressing
ap-,
"y
'
Alberta
this
year,
Roy
1ST"
,
Kf'C-aT.luIJ
Ul
vv
""-'"ft
;
the
a
:ociatlon
In
the
Interests
1
'he
'.::k
:lt
of
the
city.
Ten
ta
le
arrangements
were
made
for
fie
annual
tea
which
this
year
will
i
held
in
conjunction
with
the
dls-
ay
cl
the
home
economics
and
anua)
arts
departments.
Mia
Normanton,
principal
of
pghouse
School,
Yorkshire,
and
present
exchange
teacner
in
imce
Rupert.
In
the
course
of
an
iiress.
cave
very
Interesting
ta
rnation
regarding
the
present
JSteni
C'
PUD11C
euucauuu
m
iii&-
nl
Beginning
school
at
the
age
Thomas
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
appointed
a
graduate
teaching
assistant
in
physics
at
the
University
of
Southern
California,
it
is
announced.
DESTROYERS
FOR
COAST
OTTAWA
Minister
of
National
Defense
Ian
Mackenzie
announces
that
two
destroyers
Canada
plans
to
purchase
from
the
nriLisn
Aamirauv
win
dc
rr-
,
REFUSED
Mexican
Government
Not
Giving
Back
Oil
Properties
to
Great
Britain
MEXICO
CITY.
April
14:
(CP)
The
Mexican
government
has
for
mally
rejected
the
request
of
Great
Britain
for
a
return
of
expropriat
ed
oil
properties
to
British
owners.
A
formal
note
delivered
to
urn-
ish
minister
said
that
such
exprop-
riation
was
within
the
rights
of
the
Mexican
government.
Reiteration.
was
made
of
the
Intention
to
pay
the
former
owners
of
the
proper
ties..
El
five
AttpnHnnr.
at
thp
nurserv
TriDle
Island
Raining,
southeast
Ihool
i;;
of
course,
voluntary.
By.
wind.
25
miles
per
hour;
sea
mod
Nans
or
nlav
free
and
directed
erately
rough.
Civltic;
medical
attention,
whole-J
Langara
Island-Cloudy,
north
me
and
well-balanced
meals,
and,
east
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour
t
periods,
these
schools
supply
'barometer,
2D.51;
temperature.
40.
fie
be
:i
possible
environment
and
.moderate
swell
to
create
the
best
conditions
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
shov
prv.
llcht
southeast
wind;
baro
meter,
2952;
temperature,
44;
light
swell
Bull
Harbor
Light
rain,
southeast
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
ba
rometer,
20.54;
temperature.
45
sea
choppy.
Alert
Bav
Overcast,
fresh
south
barometer.
29.82;
tern-
perature.
40;
sea
rough.
Estevan
Cloudy,
southeast
wind
12
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30
upon
the
child's
social
de-
'mete
30
06.
'
rre.tmg
address
by
describing
.nA
temoerature
38
P'
special
types
of
schools:
open
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm.
44.
V1
schools
for
the
prevention
of
,
ah--
Arm
Raining,
calm,
39
Fease
and
for
the
building
up
of
Anyox-Ralnlng,
calm,
34.
tun
alth
of
Physically
defective
stewart
Snowing,
calm,
32.
raren,
schools
for
the
mentally
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
43.
7M,e'
or
tne
blind,
lor
tne
,
Smithers
Cloudy,
cairn,
.
Pear
and
dumb
all
with
their'
,
T.akP
Brieht.
stiff
FPecial
objectives
and
activities.
u.nrl
39.
I
curing
the
evening
Mrs.
Jarvls
.
pcLcod,
with
vocal
solos,
aceom-
i..nPral
of
the
late
Larrv
Panied
by
Miss
Marybelle
Stiles.
Dimock,
who
died
In
the
Prince
Miss
Maureen
Klrkpatrlck,
RUpert
General
Hospital
on
Tues-llh
Pianoforte
solos,
provided
a
day
afternoon,
took
place
this
ai-cry
enjoyable
musical
program.
Hernoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
'B
C
Undertakers
to
Falrvle
I
VANCOUVER.
April
14:
(CP)
-.Cemetery
with
Rev.
E
f.
Brandt
h'at
w:iv
n,.t
,
t
rirst.
Bantist
Church,
I
e
Vancouver
market
yesterday,
officiating
1
To
Vancouver
j
mm
J.
L.
ROAF
Cecil
Fitzgerald
of
Alert
Bay
has
been
appointed
distributor
of
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd
the
Prlnce
dlstrlc
or
RuPert
named
Ottawa
and
Restigouche
and
relieve
Jack
Raf-
Mr-
stationed
and
both
ships
will
be
;
nuai
nas
Been
iransierrea
ic
i
Vancouver
to
become
one
of
the
I
senior
supervisors
of
the
com
pany
In
that
city.
Mr.
Fitzgerald
has
been
stationed
at
Alert
Bay
i
for
some
time.
He
Is
acknowlegtd
to
be
one
of
the
outstanding
dlesel
engineers
on
the
British
Columbia
coast.
His
special
knowledge
of
dlesel
engineering
will
be
pf
value
tovourjg
.men
plJ
tne
prince
Kupert
district
m-'
terested
in
this
rapidly
growing
'
field
and
he
may
open
a
special
,
dlesel
school
of
practical
instruction
in
diescl
engineering
In
Prince
Rupert
this
fall.
Would
Make
China
Loans
4-
LONDON,
April
14:
(CP)
The
British
government
"has
under
consideration"
recom-
Is
informed.
Badminton
Team
Off
To
Premier
mendatlons
from
British
banks
f
that
they
grant
long
term
i
I
Local
Players
Leaving
For
Norh
Tonight
Aboard
Fishing
Boat
Balsac
Aboard
the
halibut
boat
Balsac
Capt.
John
Orvik,
a
local
bad-
4-
PREECE
IS
REELECTED
Canadian
Legion
Elects
Officers-Address
By
Robert
Macnlcol
j
The
half-yearly
g:ne:al
meeting
i
of
the
Prince
Kupert
ttanch
cf
the
'
Canadian
Lejlun,
Biltish
Empire
i
3e-v.ee
L.-ague,
attracted
a
large
'
utendance
of
members
last
even
ing.
President
Jack
Preece
was
In
the
chair
and
the
Provincial
Secretary,
Robert
Macnlcol,
was
also
present,
giving
a
short
but
very
In
teresting
address.
The
branch
decided
to
.
make
a
contribution
to
the
King
Edward
High
School
basketball
teams
to
help
them
visit
Smlthers
during
ths
Easter
vacation.
It
was
also
agreed
to
provide
a
new
officers
are:
F.lection
of
Officers
i
re-elected).
Second
.
Vice-president,
Breen
(re-slected).
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
14,
1938.
ecovery
hrpn
been
J
measure
of
support
having
given
to
civic
undertakings.
Tn
his
hripf
ftririrpsS
Mr.
Robert
Honorary
President
Col.
C.
W.
Honorary
Vice-Presidents.
H.
1.
.
.
....j..
.ihMSt
ii-ind
.mlnton
team
consisting
of
Walter
,
.
,..
,
.r.
..,
Victoria
uiuuu,,
VI
APP'W
"
wuuuu
wiwi
.
pmeB
TTnrrv
Warri.
Rnta
Tobev.
Bill
:i2
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
w.-
-
-
Mclntosh.
mk'
Mc.
,
valued
service
given
by
the
Wo-
-
rp
t-ki
.....
.
u-.i.
i
,
Pros
Union
Jack
for
the
Prince
Rupert
signed
to
end
two
years
friction
rwy
ocouws
Association
oi
me
cuy.
between
the
two
powers
would
De
The
matter
of
assisting
In
the
pur-
signed
at
Chlgi
Palace
in
Rome
by
chase
of
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
As-
the
Italian
foreign
minister,
Count
soclation
bonds
was
turned
over
to
Qaleazzo
Ciano,
and
the
Earl
of
the
Incoming
executive
which
will
Perth,
British
ambassador,
on
Sat-
bring
a
recommendation
ln
to
the
urday.
Drafting
of
the
accord
was
next
meeting.
-'..j-
completed
today.
Application
for
honorary
club
Rt.
Hon.
Leslie
Hore-Bellsha
membership
from
Casey
Vlnk
was
British
War
Secretary,
left
London
approved.
today
for
a
trip
to
Malta.
On
the
Half-yearly
reports
indicated
way
home
he
will
pav
a
visit
tc
that
the
branch
has
had
another
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
in
Romo
successful
term,
much
assistance
;
having
been
given
neey
comrades
n
r
rr
rp
and
their
families
and
a
large
NatfMV
III
I
WO
Amateur
Fliers
Macnlcol
congratulated
the
branch
i
fy
t
J
on
its'
fine
record
oSxbmmualty
ftQW
LOntirniea
service.
In
purely
Legion
activities
it
enjoyed
an
outstanding
position
in
provincial
circles.
With
a
con-
VANCOUVER,
April
14:
(CP)
tinuance
of
unselfish
service,
the
Confirmation
was
received
today
branch
would
maintain
its
high
0f
the
safety
of
two
amateur
fliers,
prestige.
From
the
provincial
com-
Fred
Ryan
of
Vancouver
and
Hum-maud
he
brought
sincere
eong.ratu-
phries
Svenson
of
Chllliwack,
who
atlons
and
best
wishes.
He
had
had
been
missing
since
Sunday
mjoyed
his
visit
Immensely
and
when
they
left
here
in
a
seaplane
Local
Artillery
Lt
Candidates
Made
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie,
D.S.O...
Major
1
T
P
John
McGregor
V.C..
D.S.O,
Lt.
Col.
UnnQ
ill
hXaHlS
S.
D.
Johnson,
M.C.
VJD.
President,
Jack
Preece
(re-elect-ed).
Lieut.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnson
M.C.,
Caffery'.
Miss
Creddie
Morgan,
Mln
men's
Auxiliary
was
formally
ex-
.
rioudv
1
L
easterly
Bessie
Thompson,
Miss
Elsie
Davis
pressed
In
a
motion
carried
enthus-
HallDUt
OaleS
Placed
:C"r:m
?reai
Vr'lwind.
four
miles
per
nour;
baro
-
-
..ft
Mltehrf.
wllI
lastlcally.
foment
n
h.i
u
..n
k
M-.,I,L,.,
0nthprh
leave
this
evening
lor
Premier
arii
7.
7:
.w
r.,"'
ince
ow-uu,.
whpre
a
serles
wlll
be
Dlayed
ovet
Future
Activities
Mr.
Macnicol
referred
briefly
to
mmse
i
m
a
socia
116
12
miles
per
nour,
w
h,r;
.
wind,
hQ
week.end.
re
some
future
objectives
that
the
Le
la
f"
V
M
r
nrnwinn
n.
n
n
n
f
rt.
V.
I
T
t
,
n
n
n
n
'
,,,
"
6'"is
iuuic
wiuhv-
meter,
a.ot,
82.
turning
a
visit
which
was
paid
glon
might
have
to
face
The
ques-
Terrace
Lignt
rain,
suwicao.
reCentlv
bv
Premier
nlavers
'
tlon
of
immigration
required
care-
'
The
local
party
will
return
home
ful
consideration.
It
was
vital
that
Sunday
or
Monday.
NO
PAI'EK
FRIDAY
Tomorrow,
being
Good
.
Friday
and
a
public
holiday,
there
wlll
be
east'no
lssue
DaUy
News.
The
next
regular
eaiuon
win
appear
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs.
G.A;
MacMillan
and
son,
Allen,
and
daughter.
Mary,
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
take
up
residence,
joining
Mr.
MacMillan,
who
has
been
appolnted
Pacific
Coast
superintendent
of
Canadian
National
Steamships.
A
I-'
U.
Knen
nHvUpd
nf
PVr.ellP.nt
ram
Insurgents
Within
Nine
Miles
Oi
Sea
HENDAYE,
April
14:
(CP
I
Hard
driving
insurgents
cap-
tured
the
village
of
La
Jana
today,
bringing
the
advance
guard
of
their
southern
wing
St
r
tVta
tir11
no
iftVitn
ntrin
At
fense
lines
In
the
sector
are
"
T
rweakwirngr
-"
hanked
the
members
for
their
for
Alert
Bay.
As
expected,
they
courtesies.
had
been
forced
down.
They
were
prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
The
election
of
officers
for
the
located
near
Cape
Lazo.
Bob
Goldie,
Again
Be
Active
in
Work
For
ensuing
six
monthr
resulted
in
pilot
of
the
Wells
Air
Transport,
is
children
This
Summer
some
changes
in
the
executive,
back
after
having
engeged
with
his
some
of
the
former
members
pre-
cabin
plane
in
a
search
of
the
coast
,
ferring
to
step
down
so
that
new
and
Nlmpkish
area.
blood
might
be
Introduced.
The
ment,
the
House
of
Commons
Peck,
V.C.,
D.o
m
nI
n
t
-11..U
n.
jic.e,
n
-
-
a-,,-.!'
the
principle
of
democracy,
for
ana
ir-which
veterans
had
fought
In
the
last
war,
should
be
maintained.
,
w
showings
made
iiiauw
by
candidates
from
'
MlOWlllfeo
fnr
tVili,
avonf
loft
In
mpriK
inr
hvpul
mr.
ivi
f
pi
l
iii
American
Edgecumbe,
11500,
old
Store.??
7c
and
6c.
Canadian
Kaien,
7,000.
Cold
Storage,
6
2c
i
.
the
sum
oi
$25
had
been
cleared
as
a
result
of
the
recent
concert
stagd
by
thp
Capitolian?
orchestra
and
concert
party.
At
a
date
to
be
arranged
In
th-
near
future,
.the
club
decided
to
hqld
a
dinner
dance
at
which
wive6
and
lady
friend.?
-f
the
membtr
as
well
as
other
guests
will
be
present.
There
will
be
no
Gyro
luncheon
next
week
but.
instiad,
the
Gyros
,
will
join
with
the
Rotary
Club
at
an
evening
meeting
on
Thursday
Patmore
will
sail
aboard
when
a
debate
between
the
two
Indiscriminate
immigration
might
thp
prlnPp
Rimert
this
evening
on
nrr9niMtim,
u-m
hp
n
fpature
of
do
much
to
undermine
that
prlncl-
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
the
proceedings,
pie.
,The
right
type
of
immigrant
victoria.
'
I
should
be
encouraged
to
come
to
,
the
Dominion.
Another
danger
that
-
Robert
Macnlcol.
provincial
ec-
mlght
be
more
real
than
many
that
his
remarks
were
highly
ap-
retary
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
might
suppose
was
the
rise
of
Fas-
predated.
A
short
"smoker"
fol-
the
speaker
today
at
the
regular
clsm.
The
Legion
was
opposed
to
lowed
with
the
members
recalling
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Ru-any
and
all
of
the
"Isms"
that
many
of
their
experiences
"over
pert
Rotary
Club,
his
address
hav-
Tomorrow's
Tids
High,
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1:20
a.m.
22
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ft.
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4
135T
p.m.
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52
It.
i
President
Roosevelt
Proposes
To
Use
Seven
Biilion
Dollars
In
His
Fight
Against
Recession
SIGN
PACT
SATURDAY
Five
Billion
Dollars
In
Federal
Spending
And
Lending
and
Two
Billion
Expansion
of
Bank
Credit
Appeals
For
"United
Goodwill"
WASHINGTON,
D.C:,
April
14:
(CP)
President
Friendship
Treaty
Between
itaij
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
today
proposed
at
$7,000,000,000
And
Britain
To
Be
Formally
recovery
program
embracing
$5,000,000,0,00
of
federal
concluded
Then
spending
and
lending
and
a
$2,000,000,000
expansion
of
bank
credit.
Setting
forth
to
the
United
States
Con-
London.
April
14:
cp,-
The
Foreign
Office
announced
today
yjeas
ineascuco
nc
oaiu
cue
guvciuuicuu
wum
uoc
w
tiiy
hat
the
Anglo-Itallaa
accord
de
the
upward
"spiral,"
the
President
summoned
the
"united
national
4
goodwill"
for
a
vigorous
attack
upon
recession.
I:
,
STICKING
TO
FACTS
Xew
Zealand
rremicr
Says
His
Government
is
Not
Altogether
In
Agreement
With
British
Defense
Policy
WELLINGTON,
New
Zealand,
airline
miles
of
the
Medlter-
API"
rt'
v
Zd
ranean
coast.
Government
de-
ge
L&tl
TO
OPERATE
PLAYGROUND
iciarea
iai
a
$i.avemiii
iuu.uc
u
,LMalcou.MacDpnald,
Sefi;Qt5ry
Ssi
,
the
Dominions,
in
the
British
House
I
OI
commons
uiai
wj
tummumta-
tion
had
been
received
from
New
Zealand
expressing
disagreement
with
general
British
foreign
policy
"does
not
altogether
state
the
facts."
Premier
Savage
said
that
New
Zealand
disagreed
with
certain
phases
of
British
foreign
policy
but
j
never
allowed
differences
of
;
ion
to
divide
the
Empire.
(Amelia
I
Earheart's
Its
regular
monthly
business
lunch-.
lOttlClT
IS
ilUrt
eon
yeatcrudy,
uetiuru
ugaui
j
!
sponsor
the
operation
of
personally,
I
Allfft
Nmncll
'
supervised
playground
activities
on
'
III
rilliU
ulllcloll
the
various
club
playgiounds
dur-
j
ing
the
summer
school
vacation.)
TjaVtrTJGVTITT.n
Pal
Anril
11-
director
of
the
eda
'the
physical
J
mother
of
AmeUa
cation
and
recreation
centre
;
wUl
putman
Iamous
be.
as
usual,
In
charge.
With
Harry
can
Gjfion-Cooper
the
present
dlr-
transpacific
flight,
suffered
e-jtjr,
leivmg
the
city
at
the
end
,.
.
rf
V-
r
mnnfVi
if
ic
vf
roT
l-nnu'ri
I
9
First
Vice-persldent,
W.J.
Ranee
V.D..
officer
commanding,
102nd
u
'.
-
a
freak
automobUe
accident
near
Battery,
Royal'
Canadian
Artillery
r""""";.
.
here
yesterday.
A
woman
compan-
Executive
G.
J.
Dawes,
J.
M.
the
battery
who
took
recent
-xam-
.
entoPta(nmpnt
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Anderson
Walker,
C.
L.
Barker,
M.
J.
Dough-
lnation.
following
a
srchool
of
ar-
"
rh
,,wlll
sail
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to-
committee
of
W
WatU
ta
erty.
H.
T.
Lock.
H.
Smith.
D.
C.
tlllery
Instruction
conducted
in
the
ViRC0UV
MrPAnder-
'
ociiuucii,
aiiu
n.
rw.
nciouii,
city,
vjuv
i
"
-
Trustees
J.
S.
Wilson,
G.
Cripps,
candidates,
eighteen
passed'
fully
o.
n.
uuu.
ini
SuUU
-
-----
-
nVB
hppri
Qriri4,rt
Auditor,
J.
M.
Campbell.
ing
three
obtained
partial
standing
that
....
It
was
reported
one
supplementary
each.
son
is
manager
of
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
which
is
clo
plant
now
M.
Morrison,
M.
C.
Brook
and
J.
E
j
3d
down
for
a
time.
Mrs.
Anderson
arrive?.
111
me
cuy
un
xueauay
night's
train
from
Toronto
where
.he
lias
been
paying
a
visit.
Trail
Takes
Final
Opener
t
SASKATOON.
April
14:
(CP)
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
came
up
from
behind
last
night
to
pound
out
a
six
to
four
over-
'tlme
victory
over
Cornwall
'
Flyers
in
the
first
of
a
best
three
out
of
five
game
series
in
the
final
of
the
Allan
Cup,
emblematic
of
Canadian
ama-
teur
hockey
championship.
The
score
was
three
all
at
the
end
of
the
regulation
three
would
tend
to
weaken
the
founda-
there."
Last
Saturday,
the
annl-
Ing
to
do
with
ex-service
men's
!
periods
and
then
Trail
scored
tlons
of
liberty
of
the
fndividual
versary
of
Vlmy
Ridge
capture
was
problems.
President
W.
R.
McAfee
4
three
goals
in
overtime
to
one
and
freedom
of
speech
and
the
a
general
topic
and
a
lively
Interest
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
for
Cornwall.
press.
!
was
shown
In
the
forthcoming
pie-
good
attendance
oi
membet
with
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
showed
.
ture
"Salute
to
Valor."
number
of
guests.