lire
The
verardah
was
(
rem
the
OoUschcnla
school!
'
irury
to
the
teacher.
W11-!
!?.e
who
was
In
the"
living
w.
l
the
time.
F
rks
f-f
i.l
UNERAL
OF
ny
rM
Tribute
at
Obsequies
Litl
Friday
Afternoon
Jens:-
JAKE,
April
24.
The
re-
f
,;e
late
U.
A.
Smith
were
;C
br
dlan
men's
championship.
"BUN"
SMITH!
alibut
Sales
w
.
i
Excel
out
of
the
leading
men
5ic
xi
ana
nui
jovui
pre-miued
by
many.
Detp-
-
:
was
expressed
for
his
the
many
beautiful
;
d
I
lowers
which
both
ls:d
hurounded
the
casket.
i
M
C
umtck
conducted
the
vice
which
was
held
In
Church.
wo
o'clock
the
church
bc-
r
and
by
3:30
one
hundred
?
wrre
present.
The
opening
Ur
L-ad
Kindly
Light."
was,
Hot'
i
by
a
prayer
and
psalm.
McC
irmlrk
gave
a
beautiful
-.
z
of
hit
annealing
hn,
,
F
v
M
r-'
Years
Shall
Roll
'
The
'revs
by
Rev.
J.
MrCormlck
?,
he
cerulnty
of
life
after
irlicvlng
the
sad
tension
of
"
phere
with
a
strong
note
r
The
service
closed
with
:
f
Ages"
ing
with
great
tv
the
congregation
"W
V
Jin
1nnkrt
nllrr
the
Seat-
iKnttlp
rruiMT
attached
to
Che
Dmmlteu:
-.V-
.
f..
.7.,
V
1
awkward
age
Hnllaiu
hiol
failed
tr
Ti:
mill
there
ea
fired'
DOMINOES
WIN
FIRST
nnip
imc
arnrs
nun
ninuiui
Cloe
Affair
!
.
...
.
.
j
i
M
A
mn
.1
....a
n
i
a1
i
nr.
i
n(i
i
k
lunutuit.
rogatives
lait
week
er:a
Mrs.
Wilson
acwiiii
.criCBii
....
,
...
look
I
her
movements
but
me
cxprtu.
Leader
Says
Reserved
Royalty
Horses
nave
such
For
Adult
don"t
know
what
it
is
r,lng
at
the
organ.
Is
expected
to
visit
me
.
.
.
,
makcs
tnm
looU
cracrsslon
of
cars
following
summer,
being
due
at
tsouirnau
Queen.
I
br
trains
to
the
graveyard
was
rarly
in
June.
Naval
authorities
&
Jaw
forblddlng
peopie
Cutest
In
Burns
Lake
lor
here
have
nothing
ouiciai
jiw
.
.
Sunday.
Horses
rars
practically
the
whole
Pmrr.i::,iv
attend
nir
with
many
"
.2
from
outside.
PaUbcarers
were
H.
Brown.
H.
C.
rr.zr.-Ms.
A.
M.
Ruddy.
J.
Brown,
R
Brown
and
M.
F.
Nourse.
.Wrraths
and
flowers
were
prc-
'nifd
by
the
following:
McCrca
Mr
and
Mrs.
H.
J.
Jewell
d
family.
Guy
and
Joe
.
Mr.
n,ndj
Iwd
David.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.H.
Keefe.
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Loner,
the
Tal-
'"
Mr
and
Mrs.
Neil
Van
de
Veen,
tlve
Sons
of
Canada
Burns
Lake
semblv
Mr
tnH
Mrs.
R.
GerOW.
e
McKenna
family.
Mr.
McWatcrs
a
Malkln's.
Prince
Rupert).
Jim
l(e
and
Locke
Quey.
Oco.
Gulp
a
Jack
McLean,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Trousdell
and
family.
Mr.
and
lion
Is
that
she
will
pay
a
visit
to
,
Prince
Rupert.
Australia
Seeks
jHer
Own
Defence
R
C
Commons,
Dr.
and
Mn.
And
Heady
to
Aid
I
llesl
r
l.m
Hnlmi..
Holmes.
Mr.
r
nnrl
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Oland
Olandl
plre
to
Live
and
Wage
ar
C
lluvenlle
status
Wilson.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
A.
.
her
own
resources
mr
an
""
mch
cnvPrness
...
1
4
tittf
v
nnrP
oiUVW"
reminder
of
her
Is
the
nickname
Lllvbct"
which
she
has
not
yet
'shaken
off.
She
has
been
known
'
since
her
baby
I
as
lilybet
ever
'tongue
failed
to
manipulate
"Elizabeth"
property.
;
Elizabeth's
transition
from
girl
hood
to
womanhood
Is
being
reflect
ed
in
numerous
ways.
In
her
education,
for
instance,
she
is
now
be-lne
introduced
to
such
stiff
sub-
.
24:
,rru
CP)-Aua-
ahs-
Jects
jecis
a
as
constitutional
history
and
BRISBANE,
April
BPOgraphy
she
trail,
could
"01
again
send
an
a
fdjUnWr
my
to
a
European
war.,
said
Post
havln
master-General
Cameron
oi
.
d
exclualvely
to
perus-
Commonwealth
government,
...
-
,tl$h
Isles,
,
spi
,h"e;.
u
.mnled
Probably
she
will
continue,
to
be
?
instructed
by
various
visiting
teach-
.
k.
Henend
on
,
U5irUllU
WUUIU
n'v
r
-----
Par.;on
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.jpcrioa.
Australia
s
w
ford
and
her
mother.
Marlon
Craw-
van
Norman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.lforc,
was.to
aeiena
nereeu
""
"
.
slx.vear
plan
for
finishing
her
wans
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Oerow
second
was
to
supply
own.
ua.
ypn
rirnwn
n
and
nd
Pnmll,,
n
T
nt
i.minrli
with
the
mCOnS
Of
living
,
caul
tti
,
ii
iraae
Dr
and
Mrs.
L.
King,
Mr.!
and
waging
war.
r
d
nt,Dr0val.
N
Mrs,
oians
and
family.
Mr.
"We
have
neither
the
resources
dePr;tood
that
whUe
her
ln.
uj,
i:
i.
smith
and
iamuy,
nor
me
lncunuuuu
telltftcncc
Is
"very
satisfactory."
tne
"n
Mother
to
Bun,"
Mr.
and
era,
but
wc
arc
migmuj
u...
.
H,
D.
MacNell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.'to
derend
our
own.
with
Pto
X?:
to
ie
rf.
RurlHv
mn
..i.-..
rii-irpH
Mr.
Cameron,
preiers
w
and
Jugoslav
Foreign
Minister
Clnca-Markovlch
ended
yes-
ny
WILLIAM
McGAFFIN
and
Oermany.
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
j
LONDON.
April
24:
CP-Ellza-.
beth
Windsor
has
rcacned
the
Week-end
Venice
be-
Minister
Ciano
SS
uprs
Department
Of
discovered
in
time
to
be!
737
'acin
with
dignity
becoming
thejT
f
rP
D.
'.rl
Ties
weie
burned
at
L
VICTOniA
.
.
Apr"
2..
.
'
(CPl
.
.
.
7
probable
future
Queen.
1CieilCe
10
DC
and
an
attempt
to'
v,cw"f
uT
Q"r,c,
T"
Du.rins
the
absence
of
King'
n
.
n
jllc
church
at
nearby
"'A"m.u.
2I
.?ltta.T
George
antl
9utcn
Elizabeth
in
(jlVeil
UtiatTerS
t
ied.
,,l,s"fc
"'.."c
.
Canada
and
the
United
Stales
In
nut
nf
flv
ur(M
for
thi
Hflna-
...
.
.
..
...
.
senior
basketbill
Tl
of
National
De-
,n
tnc
Umted'
KlfiRdotn
wln
bi-
Department
Summary
American
6,000
pounds.
and
5.5c
to
73c
and
iic.
Canadian
91.000
pounds,
and
5c
to
6.6c
and
5c.
American
15.000.
Pacific.
73c
7.4t
ua
A
ik.
Hm
in
thkDlanned
to
accomodate
the
Govern
nubile
mind.
Princess
i
as
helr-presumptlve
to
the
throne.
'
i
.
.
il.
.
MM
u.
wui
emerge
one
ui
mc
uum
portant
as
well
as
popular
royul
narmniiM
In
TlritUh
Isles.
7
I
Princes
Elizabeths
behavior
al-'
ready
suggests
the
queenly
man-'nr
Rh
it
fast
becomlne
aderjt
rorrmojt,
uoyai.
i.-m
mm
at
lRe
puuaf
backhand
wave
5C
used
bv
"mummy"
and
"crand-
Frtday
attemdon
Mr.,
11
Uranto,
KfiOQ&M
Storage
Me
mamsT'queiW'
'10
"aclfhbwledge
the
...
u..
,a.
..'nd
S-50-
.
DlaudlU
of
th
crowd.
She
U
prim
and
.nj
Mmvi
tvvnnri
her
vears.
hi
miu
svwasvws
v
vivid
contrast
to
her
eight-year
June.
6.000.
Atlin.
7.4c
and
53c.
old
jj,tcr.
Margaret.
Graduated
j
viiu..m
rrnm
me
nursery
a
si""
Slma.
11.000.
Atlin.
63c
and
5c.
wai
promoted
from
half
socks)
Joan
W.
II.,
36.000.
Cold
Storage.
to
tonK
jtockiags.
She
has
dU-
6.4c
and
5c.
C8rded
her
hair
ribbon.
She
wears
Southend.
14300.
Cold
Storage.
Speller
shoes.
4
6
6c
and
5c.
.
In
general.
Irs
consideration
of
(
Balsac
I..
9.000.
Pacific.
6.4c
and
tne
fact
the
Princess
is
rapldlv
5c.
growing
up
she
Is
only
an
Inch
I
Bum.
4300,
Booth.
63c
and
5c.
.'shorter
than
her
mother)
she
ls(
Atli.
12,000.
Atnn.
o.ic
ana
oc.
beginning
to
enjoy
some
u
......
Doreen
N
4.000.
Booth,
6.2c
and
,
prerogatives
reserved
to
adult
roy-l
H.M.S.
Orion
Is
Expected
Here
ItrltKh
Warship
From
American.
West
Indies
Squadron
Is
Expected
on
Coat
This
Summer
.
iL.
rt
1
1
1
ti
nlty.
But
she
Is
not
old
enougn
ioi
inccompany
her
parents
on
their
j
overseas
peregrinations.
Hence
s!m
VWt
be
able
to
go
to
canaaa
ana
the
United
States
this
summer-much
to
her
disappointment.
I
Lover
of
Animals
Elizabeth,
who
HkCi
animal
and
horses
best
of
all-
.
.already
has
a
law
In
mind
"f
ever
'I
am
Queen."
Armrrtincr
k
the
story,
once
in
H
MB.
Orion,
one
oi
hic
,-..
shP
exclaimed:
the
Am-
"'"
i
'
.
.
,k(;..
ment
Tcleerarjhs.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court
S.
D.
Jotuuton
Oo.l
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.18.
Bralorne.
10.00.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.11(
DentonU.
.02
Vt.
Gold
Belt,-.43
askK-e-Hedley
Mascot.
1.13.
Mlnto.
.011..
Noble
Five.
.02.
Pacific
Nickel.
.12.
Pend
Orielle.
139.
Pioneer.
2.40.
Premier.
1.90.
Privateer.
1.07.
Reeves
McDonald.
.21.
Reno.
32.
Relief
Arlington.
.10.
Reward,
.02i.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
1.06.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.25.
s
Hedley
Amalg.,
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.13.
.
-
Calmont.
.33.'
v
"
C.
&
E..
2.03.
Freehold.
.03?k.
Home
2.15-Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian
.17
Okalta.
1.02.
Mercury,
.06.
ft
Prairie
Royalties.
.19ii.
Toronto
.
Aldermac,
30.
Beattlc,
1.14.
Central
Pat..
233.
Cons.
Smelters.
47,75
East
Malartlc.
2.20.
Francoeur,
.5V.
Gods
Lake.
54t..
Hard
Rock.
1.00.
Int.
Nickel.
46.00.
Kerr
Addison,
135.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.70.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.91.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
1.15.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.15.
Moneta,
1.00.
Noranda,
75.00.
Pickle
Crow.
4.75.
Preston
E.
Dome.
1.29.
San
Ontonlo,
1.40.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.93.
Stadacona,
.48.
Uchl
Gold,
1.20.
Bouscadlllac,
.05.
Mosher:
.15.
'
Oklcnd.
.08.
Dominion
Bridge.
26.75.
than
by
reading.
Her
lessons
begin
at
9:30,
Include
the
three
R's,
scripture.
French,
Spanish
and
Ger-j
man.
She's
crazy
about
geography,
hates
arithmetic
Physical
Side
The
physical
side
of
her
educa
tion
Is
taken
care
of
largely
by
the
Girl
Guides.
She
is
an
enthusiastic
member,
second
In
command
of
her
not
a
bookish
girl
and
patrol,
which
meets
every
Monday
learn
by
doing
rather
(Continual
on
Page.
Four)
Tomorrow's
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
High
4:42
a.m.
19.1
ft.
18:05
pm.
17.0
v
Lew
11:39
a.m.
4f
Maccy's
Coffee
House
23:52
am.
8.6
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIII
No.
95.
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
24,
PJ39.
PRICE:
I
CENTS
international
Situation
Now
Quiet
ouks
In
Southern
Interior
;HER
WAYS
':
:
ASSIGNED
Marling
Un
Kampage
Again;
QUEENLY
!
JT
S
.
t
TO
ROYAL
I
w
I
1.1
I
I
m
1
II
l
L.
A
....
Domoings
ana
rirmgs
uenerai
,
Princess
Elizabeth
Has
Grown
Up
"
fail
Likes
Geography
But
NELSON,
April
Zll
(Ll'J
Une
SChOOl
Was
burned,
Has
Simple
Pleasures
J
il
....
.
.
,
r-
Lm
lSw1
IIHnllAAtnnfitl
x-l?4.
aau.n
wa
n
1
a
ir
.
pr,
rr?
c
-.1
;
ured
In
any
jf
the
lncl-
nplon
Creek
4-!iool
was
Now
nun
With
invtt
Axis
iimw
lOTIier
8
uuiuuvu
lino
uiisuitcaniui
ciiuits
wkib
iiwiuc
Rome-Berlin
axis,
'it
the
week-end
to
hurn
and
bomb
two
other
schools,
a
At
Awkward
A
(TP
'
conversations
at
laninc
miu
anci
a
Lainoiic
cnurcn
in
ine
uouKiiooor
sei-
.
....
----
tween
roreign
m
(1
districts
of
West
Kootenay
and
the
Urand
rorks
vrr
the
week-end.
None
,s
Already
Enjoying
Some
of
Pre-
"
-
'
,4.
.
.
ROME.
Anril
24:
CP
Italy
vice
SERVICE
claims
a
new
victory
lor
the
over
Two
Thousand
C.N.R.
Em
ployees
to
Work
for
Klnj
Members
of
Train
Crews
Named
MONTREAL,
April
24.
More
tcrday
with
a
statement
that
than
2ooo
men
of
numerous
classl
promised
"laitmui
eonaoora-
ficatioruj
of
employment
will
bs
re
tion"
of
Jugoslavia
with
Italy
.rpi.
tnr
fh.
nn(.ratlon
and
ser
-
For
the
actual
operation
of
the
royal
train
there
are
now
beln
selected
thlrty-lx
enslnemeq
and
an
equal
number
of
firemen
to
form
locomotive
crews.
Of
that
number
fifteen
individuals
of
each
clatslfl-catlon
will
be
engaged
In
the
cen
tral
region
of
the
nation!
system
admlnUtered
a
Council
of
"nee.
u
u
now
reponea.
win
nave
by
Slat;,
whlph
CQTfn,
a
larRe
part
of
which
His
Majesty
brother.1
officer
in
that
part
c.
the
new
Fed-
pr0T,nfe
cf
Ontario
and
Ou.
of
the
ieb;.
An
the
Duke
of
Gloucester.
wlU
he
the
'
uu,g
u.c..
Uf,smu,
pqual
number
uin
be
-.ted
for
the
western
resion
which
Includes
the
oralries
and
British
Columbia.
Then
for
the
Atlantic
region,
Including
eatirn
Ouebec
and
the
mTitlmes.
six
enlnemen
and
six
firemen
are
beinz
named.
For
service
In
the
three
regions
named,
nineteen
co"dnctoTs
are
being
selected
as
well
as
forty-three
Tbe-men
required
for
-th-dlretthaf
operation
of
the
royal
train
number
In
n'l
13
nd
form
but
a
small
nmnortion
of
the
more
than
2.000
jniM'tala
whose
services
will
be
requisitioned.
Some
of
these
other
men
wll!
ride
the
roval
''"
Thi'e
larrr
number?
will
have
their
appointed
places
and
duties
at
stations
and
terminals
where
the
royal
train
will
be
serviced
each
day
dur-inr
scheduled
stop.
Officers
of
the
national
system
perts
in
charge
of
the
air
condition
British
Ambassador
To
B
IS
erlin
Of
Returns
There;
No
Significance
i
Great
Britain's
Recognition
of
Czechoslovakian
"Snatch'
Not
to
be
Implied,
Says
Premier
Silent
on
Russian
Negotiations
T.riNnnT.
Anril
24:
rCP
Prime
Minst-r
Neville
of
the
royal
train
durina;
Its
i
,
...
al.
tt
i?
r
namDenain
louay
ioiu
me
nouse
oi
vuiiuiions
mm
xt-
prozress
over
the
Unes
of
the
Can-
adian
National
Railways,
according
turn
of
Sir
Neville
Henderson
to
his
post
as
British
am-to
a
rtatement
made
today
by
n.
b.
bassador
at
Berlin
during
the
week-end
in
no
way
meant
waiton
vice-oresident
in
charge
of
(Jreat
Britain
had
accepted
the
German
annexation
of
operation
ror
me
nauonai
sysiem.
Czechoslovakia.
"No
special
significance"
should
be
at-
.
...
i
tached
to
the
return
of
Sir
Neville
FRANCE
IS
FOR
UNITY
Nail
Propaganda
In
Alsace-Lorraine
To
Be
Suppressed
Urges
Britain
To
Adopt
Military
Conscription
PARIS.
April
21:
(CP)
The
French
government
struck
propaganda
in
Alsace-Lorraine
-
todav
bv
outlawinc
three
or
Ionizations
including
that
of
the
Prusmn-born
autonomy
leader.
Herman
Bickler.
Spokesmen
said.
the
a'ctlmr
.was.
the
fore"-
runner
of
widespread
measures
to
assure
French
unity
during
the
internat'onal
crisis.
France
is
said
to
have
urseil
Great
Bri'ain
to
adopt
military
I
censcrirtion
as
the
quickest
war
to
obta'n
Russian
support
and
ensure
peace.
TODAY'S
WzATHER
PHnf
Rnrifrt
Rrnlcpn
r-louds.
actually
rldine
on
the
roval
train
nathtiA
slxteen
miles
per
win
inciuae
uie
re.
hour;
barometer,
29.68
in"
the
electric
Ughtlm
and
other
50Utheast
wind,
ten
miles
per
rri'Mnlejil
features
of
the
train.
hour:
barometer.
2939;
tempera-
The
railway
staff
on
the
royal
ture,
40;
light
swell,
train
will
also
include
telegraph
op-
biiu
Harbor
Showery,
southeast
erators.
wind,
three
miles
per
hour;
baro-
service
functions
on
all
long
dls-
rometer.
29.95;
temperature,
38;
tance
trains
operating
in
Canada.
sea
smooth.
,For
this
special
occasion
the
num-
Estevan
Raining,
northerly
iber
of
men
ordinarily
required
will
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
baro-
be
ureatly
Increased
In
order
to
ex-
meter.
29.86.
pedlte
the
movement.
Vancouver
Raining,
easterly
At
divisional
and
terminal
points
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
baro-
where
such
service
functions
are
meter.
29.96.
performed,
these
forces
will
attend
,
Victoria
Cloudy,
southerly
wind,
to
the
replenishment
of
the
water
ten
miles
per
nour;
Daromeier,
j.-supply,
the
Ice
supply,
cleaning
of
96.
the
exterior
of
the
cars
and
a
com-
J
Prince
George
Cloudy,
souther
r.iBf
KTamination
of
trucks,
wheels
lv
wind,
four
miles
per
hour
and
all
operating
parts
of
the
train,
barometer.
29.62.
The
men
being
selected
for
this
,
work
are
being
chosen
with
the'
...
,
lmi
rare
exercised
in
the
choice
VVaofhor
HnfOraCT
ductors
and
trainmen
and
this
care
In
selection
Is
being
extended
further
back
to
numerous
other
workers
who
perform
duties
In
connection
with
signals,
crossings
and
the
maintenance
of
way
GETS
ONE
YEAR
Edward
Shannon
of
'
Port
Cle
PurnIhMl
throush
th
courtesy
oi
the
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau
tt
Victoria
und
FTinre
Kuperi.
irns
ictt-c
Ait
la
compiled
rom
otwrratlons
to-
n
at
3
a.m.
today
ana
covers
m
so
hour
period
ending
5
cm.
tomorrow
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
Ms
low
from
Vancouver
Island
northwards.
The
weather
has
been
cool
with
rain
squalls
on
the
Brl
ments
pleaded
guilty
In
provincial
tlsh
Columbia
coast
but
mostly
fair
police
court
this
morning
to
a
ana
miw
in
me
interior.
jtharge
of
Indecent
assault
against
I
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
a
child
and
was
sentenced
to
one
iotte
isianas
rTesn
to
strong
soum
year's
Imprisonment.
Constable
D..
winds,
cool
and
showery.
vv
Tavlor.
nrovinclal
police,
prose-'
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
to
Berlin
said
the
Prime
Minster.
Sir
Neville
who
was
ordered
to
London
a
month
ago
to
report
on
the
German
absorption
of
Czechoslovakia,
had
been
given
a
short
leave
of
absence
and
was
now
going
back
a
normal
way.
Iin
The
Prime
Minster
refused
to
dis-
Anglo-Russian
negotiations
i'cuss
despite
Labor
plea
for
a
statement
"in
order
to
Influence"
Chancellor
I
Hitler's
speech
on
Friday.
(ALL
GAMES
ARE
PLAYED
Full
Big
League
Schedule
Ron
otf
At
IVeek-end
Boston
Bees
Are
Toppled
NEW
YORK,
April
24:
(CP)
Improved
weather
enabled
the
j
playing
of
full
Major
League
base
ball
schedules
over
the
week-end.
All
teams
which
had
previously
been
unbeaten
suffered
their
Initial
reverses
of
the
stason.
The
Boston
Bees
dropped
ons
to
the
Giants
at
the
Polo
Grounds
(rising1:
here
Saturday
and
another
yes-
enw.
caiu
temperature.
38:
light
chop.
'terday.
Prior
to
the
week-end.
the
throughout
his
own
Jurisdiction.
Triple
islandci0udy.
southeast
Bees
had
taken
three
wins
In
a
Accomoanying
the
vice-nreident
,nd
22
mlles
per
hour;
sea
row
without
a
defeat
thmuehout
assigned
territory
will
chopFy
New
York
YankeM
sufIered
the
be
a
eeneral
sunerintendent.
Langara
Island-Sleet,
overcast
season's
first
defeat
at
the
hand?
In
ddilon
to
these
officers
res-
southeast
Wind,
ten
miles
per
Lf
the
Washington
Senators
In
the
nnns'ble
for
the
operation
of
.the
hour;
barometer,
29.49:
tempera-1
National
Capital
Saturday
but
got
train
mere
wm
oe
nuint-i
ca.-
ture
35:
moderate
swell.
.their
revenge
yesterday.
The
Vanks
Dead
Tree
Point
Light
showers,
are
.still
sitting
at
the
top
of
the
heap
which
is
the
position
that
the
most
of
baseball
experts
predict
they
will
still
be
occupying
at
the
end
of
the
season.
"School
Bdv"
Rowe
led
the
De-
Speclal
Service
Functions
meter,
29.70;
temperature,
39;
light
itroit
Tigers
to
an
eight-nil
shut-
A'
all
travellers
are
aware,
it
sweu.
cut
victory
over
the
Cleveland
In-
ncary
to
perform
a
number
of
Alert
Bay
Light
rain,
calm;
ba-ldians
at
Cleveland
yesterday.
It
took
the
Phillies
twelve
Innings
to
eke
out
a
5
to
4
victory
over
Brooklyn
yesterday.
The
Chicago
Cubs
and
Cincin
nati
Reds
are
at
present
sharing
first
place
honors
In
the
National
League.
New
series
commence
today
as
follows:
National
League
Pittsburg
at
Chicago:
New
York
at
Philadelphia;
Boston
at
Brooklyn.
American
Philadelphia
at
New
York;
Chicago
at
Cleveland;
Washington
at
Boston;
St
Xouls
at
Tyrone
Power
And
Annabella
Marry
Moving
Ticture
Stars
United
Quiet
Ceremony
Yesterday
In
HOLLYWOOD.
April
24:
Tyrone
Power
and
Annabella,
both
top
ranking
moving
picture
stars,
were
married
yesterday
In
a
quiet
ceremony.
(Power
Is
the
star
opposite
Norma
Shearer
In
"Marie
Antoln-
cutcd
and
W.
O.
Fulton
acted
as
Strong
south
to
southwest
winds,
ette."
current
feature
picture
ai
defence
counsel.
cool
and
cloudy.
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
so