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TAILT
EDITION
LLOYD
GEORGE
AND
THE
WAR
M
1.00
9.00
02
25
Saturday.
May
18.
1940.
Letter
Box
Rf.LIGION
IX
SCHOOLS
Editor
Daily
News:
The
Anglican
Church
hag
just
concluded
a
conference
at
New
Westminster.
At
this
conference
a
movement
was
launched
to
make
,bMgatory
the
reading
of
portions
,f
the
Bible
in
pubUc
schools.
It
U
hoped
to
obtain
"the
co-operation
if
aB
other
religious
bodies
Roman
0a
f
nolle
and
Protestant."
In
an
impassioned
speech
David
Steven
declared
British.
Columbia
to
be
the
only
province
in
Canada
whieh
make
no
provision
for
some
kind
of
religious
instruction
in
Its
schools.
A
recent
survey,
said
Mr.
Stevenc.
showed
that
GO
per
cent
of
To
Show
how
sure
Lloyd
George
was
and
how
he
'ground
of
a
Christian
education
are
threw
off
worry
in
the
previous
war
when
he
had
full
;
liable,
sooner
or
later,
to
make
ship-'
charge
of
its
activities
is
shown
by
a
little
story
publish-'
wr"
of
their
llTW-
i
ed
in
Saturday
Night
this
week
written
by
the
EnBllBh.-jJJ.
COrreBnrJent.
said.
"Render
unto
Caesar
the
The
late
Capt
Shearme
R.N.
was
with
the
Admiralty!
thing
that
are
cawarv-
h
hmi
during
the
terrible
days
when
British
ships
were
being
'not
include
the
souls
of
a
nation's
'nesday
4.
torpedoed
every
day.
ihe
strain
was
great
and
feeling
n?
when
wiu
they
recognize
he
eooJd
bear
it
no
longer
the
Captain
stepped
out
for
a!H!af-
when
Jesus
83,(1
"
teaeh"
talk.
.
Finding
:
himlf
?n
front
of
the
Adelphi
Theatre,
hejS,
went
in
ior
a
iew
minutes
ana
sioog
at
tne
nack.
r
rnmi
there
he
saw
in
a
box
Lloyd
George,
then
Prime
Minister,!
watching
the
show
and
laughing
and
clapping
as
if
he
had
not
a
worry
in
the
world.
"I
ean't
tell
you
what
it
did
to
me,"
said
Shearme.l
"But
I
know
that
I
turned
around
and
walked
out
of
thati
intaire
ana
oacn
to
uie
aamiraiiy
wun
my
cnin
up.
And.i
l
r
i
t
l
u
.
.
.
1
.
.
.
uy
uou,
i
Knew
mat
we
were
going
to
win
Decause
1
felt
that
he
knew
it"
"That
is
just
the
point.
Lloyd
George
did
know
it:
He
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ERIC
A.
BEAVON.
LUST
never
lost
confidence.
And
sn
hp
rrtir
new
hoar
into
iUa
LOST
Brilliant
clln.
Finder
nlease
entire
nation.
He
did
a
lot
more
than
that,
of
pnnra-
return
o
"r
News.
tf.
you
don
t
win
wars
by
sitting
in
theatre
boxes
and
ciap-
ping
mc
suim
uuu
u
may
wen
oe
mat
nis
courage
and
cheerfulness,
his
refusal
to
worry,
was
his
greatest
single
contribution
to
victory.
It's
the
spirit
that
counts."
We
have
been
feeling
that
for
the
past
few
days,
possibly
the
past
few
weeks,
things
have
not
been
going
well
for
us,
in
Europe.
Let
us
remember
this
story
of
the
"Grand
Old
Man"
of
the
British
House
of
Commons,
who
is
still
there,
criticizing
when
need
be
but
confident
that
it
is
the
destiny
of
the
British
to
win
and
lead
the
world
in
working
out
the
most
perfect
democracy
that
has
yet
been
knov
n.
sua
PERSONAL
VACANCY
THROUGH
DEATH
Rawlelgh
Route
now
open
in
Northern
part
of
British
Columbia.
Dealer
who
recently
died
sold
there
17
years.
Trade
well
established.
Exceptional
opportunity.
Write
at
once.
Raw-leigh's
Dept.
B.
C.-166-202-E.
Winnipeg.
Canada.
tf.
NOW
Is
the
time
to
get
a
govem-I
ment
Job
as
steno.,
clerk,
postman,
eustoms
cleric,
etc.
Applications
for
next
stenographers'
exam
to
reach
Ottawa
May
25.
Free!
booklet
and
Information
from
M.
C.C.
School
Ltd-
Winnipeg.
tf.
INCREASE
YOUR
INCOME
Sell
shoes.
Highest
commissions.
Free
Selling
equipment.
Write
The
Ritchie-Bart
Shoes
Ltd.,
455
Craig
St.
West,
Montreal.
1
1
15)
YOU
can
run
a
Homo
Kindergarten
with
our
help,
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnnl-
peg.
Manitoba.
tf.
FOR
SALE
I
FOR
8ALE
Baby
Buggy.
$8.
Ap-ply
Johnson'
Oorcery.
(118)
1
SEALED
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
close
of
office
Tuesday
May
21st
for
cottage
at
417
Dunsmulr
Street.
4
rooms
and
bath
and
full
base
ment.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
50
per
cent
cash
and
the
balance
spread
over
reasonable
period.
Chesterfield
suite
and
Helntzman
piano
for
sale
separately.
Official
Administrator.
(120)
FOR
SALE
30
foot
trolling
boat
I
with
gurdles
and
anchor
winch.
1
Apply
Sneddon's
Cow
Bay
Groc-
'
cry-
(ii9)
THE
DAXLT
NKW3
Saterd,
Ui..
Hi
'SOFTBALL
!
SCHEDULE
nuhnn
rwiv
nf
th
diocese
of
Vic-
Nurses
vs.
Whirlwinds
toria
ys
that
"religion
must
form
May
20
Velvets
v.
Ckle:
the
very
basts
of
any
education
Orotto
vs.
Nurse,
worth
the
name.-
Professor
M.
L,
June
24--Cookies
vs.
Service
Jacks
of
Oxford
caOs
for
"a
Christ-
Club:
Velvets
vs.
Whirlwinds,
ian
philsophy
of
education
express-
27
Grotto
vs.
Cookie:
led
in
and
through
all
aibiecU
and
Ve'vu
vs.
Nn-ses
acUvtUes."
Ju,T
l-OrHo
w
Whirlwinds:
i
Thus
we
see
the
whole
world
wak-
'V"
Sri
Cluh.
ing
up
to
the
truth
that
education
July
-Cooki
vs
Whirlwinds:
thA.it
r.uotnn
i.
lWu
than
VelveU
vs.
SeTvlee
Chib.
worthless.
It
is
positively
corrupt-
tl
s,
WhM-Md
v
Velvets;
Uve.
It
Is
against
the
temporal
and
,,ro""
vs
u,
j
eternal
Interests
of
Individuals
and
.
nations.
But
how
much
good
will
It
do
have
Irreligious
professors,
cynical
agnostics
and
sponsors
of
a
devi
talked
Christianity
reading
or
even
expounding
the
Bible?
And
where
is
the
sincere
non-conformist
who
would
want
the
Anglican
mould
put
upon
hi
children?
There
is
no
satisfactory
altema-
blon
1
tlve
to
a
Christian
education
In
Barnsley
0.
Blackpool
1.
Christian
schools
operated
by
the
vartou?
denominations.
Nations
that
have
drifted
away
from
reMg-;
ion
are
making
shipwreck
of
civil!
zation.
Youth
without
the
back
Old
Country
Soccer
F.niIKh
War
Cup,
Third
Round
Futham
2.
Notts
Forest
0.
Everton
1.
Stoke
0.
Huddersfield
3,
Westham
3.
Coventry
0,
West
Bromwkh
Al
Arsenal
1.
Birmingham
2.
Blackburn
3.
Sunderland
2.
Neweattle
1.
Bristol
Rovers
0.
Sooth
"C"
Brentford
2.
Charlton
Athletic
1
Southhampton
3.
Tottenham
3.
Midland
Luton
5,
Leicester
).
Wolverhampton
1.
Walsall
5.
Eatt
Midland
Doncaster
2.
Rotherham
1.
Sheffield
United
3.
Grimsby
0.
South
"D"
Aldershot
I.
Southend
0.
Crystal
Palace
6,
Bournemouth
0.
Queens
Park
4,
Clapton
Orient
0.
Reading
3,
Brighton
1.
Watford
0.
Norwich
0.
West
Chester
4.
Liverpool
0.
Manchester
Gity
7.
Port
Vale
0.
New
Brighton
6,
Manchester
0.
Northeast
Bradford
City
1.
Mlddlesbro
4.
Darlington
2.
Lradfbrd
2.
Halifax
0.
Hull
1.
York
2.
Hartlepool
1.
Northwest
Barrow
5,
Oldham
1.
Bolton
4,
Accrlngton
1.
Preston
Northend
5.
Bouthrwt
0
Rochrlal
2,
Bury
3.
I
C...1I
.
I
Bristol
City
2.
Torquay
2.
Newport
5.
Swindon
2.
ORT
CHAT
Knuuuiau
UHiv
W.ir.
with
Tor
Girls'
Leatue
To
Sw.nj
lnl
Action
onlo
MapJe
Leaia
on
upuun
from
On
Monday
Boston
of
toe
ffatmnal
Bm-
baB
Leue.
pWetwd
hlmsell
back
ached-
Into
eonskleraUon
for
a
t,-
oi-i.-
ct.mil
Tje
ule
for
the
season
is
announced
league
Job
one
year
ana
this
yes
.
fn
with
the
'MOn
Vancouver
school
children
know;
jUne
ft
Whirlwinds
vi
ncthkig
of
Christ
or
religion.
ThejNurses
vs.
Velvet.
London
Times,
in
a
leading
article,
Jane
10
Service
Club
U.
Vel-"Religion
arid
the
Nation.-
now
be-
veta:
Whirlwinds
vs.
Cookie,
ing
quoted
m
many
different
eoun-
May
13
Grotto
vs.
Vdvets:
tries.
call,
lor
a
"sobituaUzation
of
Nurses
vs.
Cookies.
.
n
n
the
whole
educational
process."
May
1
fmce
ciuo
.
u.,
at
&f
.
.
.
beat
racehorse
ever
REPORT
ON
CLAIMS
OF
B.
COLUMBIA
be
accorded
a
debt
3
laMead
r
$3,029,391.
the
air.
the
prairie
pnmnr.
fererfec
between
i,
.
increased
debt
an..
,
the
province
,
,
Ms.
Dominion
-
rrovlnrial
Cmmfm
U
claims
ht
ih,
tUx
Not
Think
Dominion
(M
niKhit.
no-
Should
Take
T.
U.
v..
k
urea
.
.
.
i
Nil
im
uwuan
ntt
v
.
kiin
Haiuflurv
ihi
i
'
May
ja-senrice
uwo
v,
.
-
OTTAWA.
May
8
CP
British
'run
from
Simt
Maay
33-VeIvets
T4.
Grotto;
lory
hi
23
We4r
rted
he
1910
Whirhlnds
vs
Nurse.
,P
the
roster
Barton
in
ton
to
we
nroTinr
iat
gurrm-
--ri
r
nw
ki:
way
4
otihtv.u-..
-
,
rMivH
Mrtiai
recognition
I
vaiwwiver
for
th.
Nurses
vs.
Grotto.
m
turn
a
in
th
ronnrt
of
the
Rot!
Com-
'PacifJc
Rallwrv
a
May
30
Cookies
vs.
velvets.
Brooklyn
Dodjcers
rwider
and
and
Chieasn
Chleaco
i
i
mtesion
an
an
rvwnininn.Prnvtnclal
hen
the
Domini,,,
June
3-1
Serrlce
J
J1
Club:
Cookies,
vs.
Grotto.
Orotto:
Colombia's
Malms
tat
adjustment
The
prevlnre
eontrn,;
of
tabtidiea
payatHe
by
the
Dom-p!
pMn
Ifr
,t,
bat
the
commission
Grand
Trunk
.-nd
-
darkness
stesed
their
game
at
tne.feund
no
basis
toe
the
province's
the
CtfMrflan
Nth
end
of
19
innings
one
year
ago
claim
that
the
Dominion
should
the
Canadian
Nat.
yesterday
It
was
the
lonest
game
take
over
the
Pacific
Great
East-
Th
romm.'n-
n
In
the
NaUonal
League
sine
Aug-
m
RaUwvy.
for
rwkllng
that
-
ust
17.
1W3,
wben
the
Cubs
bea
FV
many
year
BrttMl
CWom-
should
mmt
t
the
..
Boton
3-2
in
N
lnrdncs.
'bl
has
wmfht
an
upwurd
rerMen
mi
unprfluble
rau
t
.
.
of
iu
subsidies
and
In
134
the
cane
In
the
pa
Man
OVar.
M
ratad
A
by
manv
ex-
.
.
i...
-..
"
-
'
uominion
rrconnrsea
me
ctaun
ov
wner
rauwtyi
r
fWI
In
the
United
State.
the
Preaknes
Stakes
at
Ptmlico
20
years
ago
today
In
that
year
!
Jn-
ion
to
"
aulrr
'
th.
l
1
the
three-year
oM
created
fe
,h.
1
r-.,
records.
His
mark
for
the
and
lJt
routes
still
stand
Baseball
Scores
National
Leaiue
Chicago
4.
New
York
St.
Louis
3.
Brooklyn
4
ivst
innings.
Cincinnati
7.
Philadelphia
2.
American
Leaene
New
York
0.
Chicago
1.
Washington
i.
Cleveland
18.
Others
postponed.
Baseball
Standings
National
Lea
cue
W
L
Pt
Cincinnati
.11
S
.773
Brooklyn
It
5
.191
New
York
13
9,
591
Chicago
13
12
Philadelphia
.
g
It
.400
SC.
Louis
g
JH
Boston
g
J4
jtffi
Pittsburg
:
i.'iX'l
American
Leatue
Boston
18
6
.75
Cleveland
is
g
.Mt
Detroit
12
n
X2
Philadelphia
li
12
.478
Washington
10
14
.417
St.
Louis
9
13
4M
Chicago
9
14
mi
New
York
8
14
364
"MISSING-
TURNS
UP
HANDSWORTH.
Eng..
May
18:
(CP)-One
week
after
being
ofn-;
dally
noUfled
his
flying
of
fleer
"son
was
mlaslBg
and
"hope
abandoned"
J.
E
Boxall
had
equally
official
word
he
wa
"uninjured
and
well."
Cardiff
2.
Swansea
2.
Scottish
Mnt
Aidrie
3.
Morton
2.
Motherwell
2.
Albion
1.
Partlck
Thistle
3.
St.
MIrren
1.
Queen
of
South
2.
Clyde
2.
Queeng
Park
0,
Kilmarnock
1.
Rangers
2.
Hamilton
2.
SentUh
F41M
Hibernian
2.
Aberdeen
0.
Dundee
4.
Falkirk
2.
Dunferline
2,
Dundee
United
O.
'SERVICE'
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TENNIS
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To
Choose
From
$3.00
T0
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RMS
35c
40c
45c
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noons
iibadquaktkus
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
PHONE
3
no
98
maklftg
m
Interim
increase
f
rtMway
Isad
contrart
annually.
Ths
was
to
be
111
niulln
a
mmnll
lnMlia.
audi.
ii
Wiid.
of
r.m
nwnnn
m
pan
or
"W-
think
the
orotiflce.
beeauw
NaCkmrl
v4m
bu
of
eeotvTnle
eondiUons
similar
to
a
on
ess
law
of
r,i
us
oi
we
prairie
provinces,
is
we
are
not
elLd
i
entitled
to
same
adlustment
fer
nowrrd
ta
a4vw
If
he
neried
arior
to
1030
both
In
mlasfon.
th
matter
of
revteion
-f
lis
debt
ana
in
me
mtier
i
revision
tawwanee
of
per
eaoHa
subfktie
on
.
two-aM--ialf
vear
basis.''
Mid
the
remrt
"BhI
in
view
ef
the
I"
.different
am444utional
status
of
I
British
Columbia
from
that
of
the
luralrie
province
prior
to
1930
It
enUUed
to
the
full
amount
Pnot
Its
claim
under
these
head
"
The
interim
subsidy
of
$750,000
.started
in
1934
was
adequate
to
take
aeeount
of
all
items
on
which
Inrovinelal
elslms
sou
Id
be
alkrarrd.
Use
report
found,
but
to
remove
nv
dowbl
as
to
the
future
nosl-Uon.
n-Hl.h
Cotombia
should
be
.arorded
the
ame
treatment
at
!"he
nrairie
nnHrtnM
In
the
revi
sion
of
ner
cantu
sub(de
D'bi
Allowance
,
The
prairie
Bfovlftea
have
a
etu
everv
five
year
U,
deter-wln
the
amount
of
oer
capita
subatdte.
In
Its
general
recommendations
the
commission
sug-sated
the
prairie
provinces'
een-u
be
taken
only
every
10
year
mce
the
rest
of
Canada
unto
the
census
of
the
whole
eoantry
la
taken
every
fh-e
years
If
this
re-
'ommendstton
h
001
'dovUA
the
British
Columbia
censes
should
be
taken
everv
five
years
Further.
BriUh
Columbia
should
DHv
oert
,f
News
a
sure
tn
bring
ulta
(Meet
Her
In
a
Meter
Cab)
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