Witness and Canadian homestead, 21 novembre 1934, mercredi 21 novembre 1934

[" HOMBMAKERS PAGES 9-21 JOUR DOUOALL & SON, PUBLISHERS.PAST EDITORS Jomm DovoaLL, FOUNDER 1045-1810 1% ~~» IT THIS looks like Utopia.It direetiy counters the old ideals of political MONTREAL, NOVEMBER 21, 1964 * » other in the interest of cheap production.Experience in the past few Four Rabrarm Doucaix 1870-1084 economy which envisaged a pool of years has shown that the \u201cpool\u201d has WEA Wom: .HE WITNESS was branded hy \u201c Conservatives as à traiter to Canada\u2019s interests when in 1911 it fought side by side with Canadw\u2019s Yhen prender, Sir Wilfrid Leurier, for reciprocity with the United States and which at thnt time that nation was offering.Today the Witness will fight side by side with the Rt.Hon- B.Bennett to the extent A sér 1Eeied sÉfa\" g pg Ë i 8 y I | Ee iii koi Ë Ë | I Ege i g B F g Ë £ ¥ es 41 rghit)! fail i = ë Titik if work.\u201cRelief-finanted\u201d workshops are to manufacture a wide variety of goods for the needy unemployed, that is the unemployed will be set to work Joss through possible future unemploy- tANEITÉE unemployed labor whose individuals « Brent favor.She was lod to @ fleld in which were growing pearls and jewels of great worth, instead of flowers.She Bi 2 7 $ g E Ë 8 ë $ Fea.g F he 8g ni Ë ele sept gig iil i iE; 2g\" REegif § Ry tis i EEE: bes I BEREE EE; fair gd ê ge i i È : 3 i ® § FRE 4 Ho sauF § Hn Babel vale | ¥ gf | i Ë 5 § i i th TE iH i i E it KE , tl 13 i 31 35 : Ë i £ F i trig | Ë ! : ELF Fr .hit \u201cEte Bek bt | 3 He i Ë LE R F 5 6 Ex ÉFE ; E i £ 5 g 5 8 # Ë >, g _ fees sf i ify F=f i i Ë i É 6 [43:1 i Ë 2 8 : i Ppl ; fhe Hi 2 Ejeet he ; ë Ÿ Ë | you and wh fearieseness I enc receive sufficient to go on with your wel .I am esery 1 cannot contribute more.ke op J, Mr.Dougall,\u2014I feel more tham I can say\u2014but if Ît doesn't seem presump- tuows 1 would like you to remember David.weapoñ-only a sling and a F Ë 8 NESS AND CANADIAN HOMESTEAD 2 - Volume LIXOKEX, Ne.48.OXFORD GROUF PAGES 5-8 FIVE OUNTS A OOFY WEEKLY / ment left to itself, breeds unemployment, through the reduction of the er one member be honored, all the members rejoice with it.\u201d \u201cBach for- EDERAL revenues gained $26,- 000,000 during the seven-months period, April to October, as compared with the same period last year.So, in large type, proclaims an organ of the present Government.What was not said, is that during the seven months that took over $2 additional on the average from every man, woman and child in Canada, thus less- he is ill and half-starved, and considers the achievement a sign of the benst's increasing strength.It would be skner to tax most heavily swollen profits of boom suspend taxation in times of ti: of boom, but by reflation till the vi of currency and credit are the 1925-29 level (and no Government would enough to meet all its in £5 Es El Ë absorb by taxation tbe emergency currency and the credit it created In the time of depression.Britain and the UA, have each been doing something like that, but each had its own - of doing ii.The British way seemed to work best.We t President Roosevelt's of the gold pfoblem will go dtheti511 4: He §ragiepaf ef i E%ag\u201d Perak fir § 1 Ë fe \u2014~ Fe KE WE STE HR tia] lil i fei i Ë i ue Hilti eli EERE country from the United States just as that feature of \u201csplendid isolation\u201d dream\u2014borrowed isations of military type.An odd force, 0 cn he sibbE Lo 111 ih hi itl tas th UT EER: bebe thi >.small a worlid\u2014is isolation has become Impossible in ne question.I woud be sll mare Bi: alll : hill ; 1 li EEE il pili ain out of date.The Beaverbrook Bs beginnisg to realize that of the HIE 1s hepelessty De civ anit of the lh enrollment of boys of eight years a \u201cBoy Scouts\u201d with: a co eaten a erations oul.by bore ora tle while ago when he commanded the i dictatorships of Europe, Monnier rer ie Mr.Mussolini's glorification i Ae Tog worth noting thst the three Guy and Municipal of Paris reports an interview, given by Reichafuehrer Hitler to- Deputy Jean ih T hi Russie, Italy and Germany, have re serie Lors ancient Romans\u201d gathering of shipping igor the most notable erhaven, \u201cOnly normal et roro.In the Baar a Hg s He resented her exclusion from the League of Nations.The late M.Ru: i ill i i il dit il i it E ili | i .Ë nn ia] i Ep?rita! fil = powerful interests, its il Stresemann, a noble soul, Germany's Sioual interests before pe and apostle RE ify ik Liberals tors demon on told © Te re mat Covenant te men at Brem- redeem inflated election promises i ë ; sinking of na- Jence of parties to hidden pressure of Tt ed ac rely Conservative leader\u2014or in ail peobe trade and a of 1830.Mr.Bennett's swucosssce as nh { i fl i i Bava, ov tty sectional was a time when Germany bitterly plaints han's statement was elicited by com- quired.tediy higher clamorers was newspapers in which urged House and rush through \u2018legislation Odd it 's 1hat the most noisy the Montreal cost.Chief among the owned railway, \u2018ad Gasstte.pay the accumulated debt without pic leaving the publie to highly placed French generals, de- Only a government far the deads of waste and inefficiency of Governmental operations, that \u201cprivate enter- within a hundred pér cent ot thé price af which the Government can time when we hear so much of the should forget its seal on this occasion.It should not be overlooked, too, at à unfortunate and under-privile:Ni, plunder of that sort would but fan that has made acceptance of these party government to do the job itself, and cannot give that the work be done by \u201cprivate handing prise\u201d is confessedly unable to come \u201cInfantry\u201d \" irrespective of the admit- the National Over the valuable assests of army budget.Alarmist speeches and work of the trend towards publie tion of private monopolies.the flame \u2018of revolutionary configea- rather to its logical beginning.A lit anything like the service that ls re- Italy to its logical conclusion interestedness of plan for the militarisation of being a little sceptical as to the dis- the state\u201d outside France may be pardoned fof were for the t back to bodied in the old phrase vocate any of the assets to balance such military colossus, R.MUSSOLINI has brought his ting the revival J of economy even at the expense of the burden.Any political blunder of public feeling in France A \u201cBanouncemens that Germanys preparedness in Paris today.LMOST aimujtansously with the ingenuity of the international ring of of recent revelations of the diabolical.Hes amtered 100 4 conspiracy 86 #0 betray the preachers of Ë Ld ed F appropriations towards the French adian Finch : schema.almost a matter of course.In view paet would be the phrase if increased armaments expenditures Eby woud meas suede A For take th hope to ay Railways to the privately articles by forder Ministers and by ownership of many public utilities.of Germany as & which both old parties would bear vas à time when the ideal em- \u201cThen none ilk: isl it] fil common sense of citisenahip, give expression.The @e- sense of world-citime- mission of the which embodied his rights to- im daw, in csatory and -in literature than in arms.One of his earliest lessons was to learn the \u2018twelve tables\u201d à ll Fadel; CH HH HH sétr F Ÿ ly H WITNESS a Canaan Homefiend, NOVEMBER 21, 1p44.\" [Hg | ih si i i pt {i il tis, fai BEd gd i Ë 1 i go fills | i 5 iil jE lobe sectiérp 1 ns il 5 in SHR feos si hil: je SH lit het i nik FL Hi i i in and more the predominantly going Consecrative complexion of that Gur- ernment is ne ue its own popular the Lender with an im; Q Hh $ F Ë EEE RE, .STE bia ii il bi ine iE quel HE freien un SREPESEREGEEZ ! É & misnomer, sine TO Sek of Britains present Gov- - ernment as National is practically before à court of Ia ef H gEef EH Hy ei Hi hil SERRE ps 1 dint Hh Hi LE ved by the Tesig- § adventure, \u201cJoy-riding\" more eut se render 6 harmiess.If ft bit has begun.written just lke week that the young a ian Xt the out | el Kpdaphiet pi ia bit i too common cases in the eyes of the Judge of all the earth?af automobile centaining two snsiauction of 1e Joutl ua 's question iil the ennobling of men\u2019s does a Thousands of articles ha ve em En racer in their nd ms short In clam la; won't g ter unless tion and Lone who be go further tray fund vous pri ar oie tha people exhilarating separating them from God by break- gi EE tar ALB § peCLER fii ili Hl i 1 I Mii Life i} i \u201c2 Fi iH i blu LEE Re i Hi HEAT fi ét ly dil ih Pe E Ë ing down the walls of personal cha»- acter.Exploiting personality is - EV.W.L McIVOR told the congregation of Knox-Crescent Presbyierian Chureh, Montreal, last question \u201cWhat is is well ald.Bui we submit of Yrong with the Church?\u201d should give ie à pit A on plied\u2014many cu bille is the trade up the per , managers and servanis are * WITNESS and Canadian Fomentond, Novem 81, 1986 Church?\u201d ic even more horrified into rebellion.dealing further with the Btev- Hf i Fils 14 ih His Hyige i HUH i 1239 fm HT of Hit I il il itl: ii teil li it i Hl Hi it iit i! heir Ë du Hp ; pi ie 8 HE hier qu fi hit thik \" Énefair fs : gf overhead\u201d begins.Shops are multi- of wi ; t, chea resorte No pe - JT has to be grantet-that in a day tions.As these continue to be un- Mes and what has been called a \u201cjuicy ens Commission and îts revela- : sance, WE any even Elus financial side by audi- use, play, trifle and gamble people's money as has done so shamelessly during the follow; indeed, past twenty years, and get away with IH pret, È g Ë STRÉSE i Ë \u201cWhat is thing decent in the land would be ity.of inventions, machinery and speedy things goat have tne.methods of business, many be benetia penal Since the investigation ties.fiz urge Egil PIONEER PAPERS En Cour, side of the table.ANY the fam must not be on any one uman side bywufierers mulcted?nS, every- A Hound of Heaven By Dr.D.L.Ritchie.gain of O APOLOGY need be made for opened, wages are hours shocteafSa, ures adjusted, ted paid back and of prosperity, capital is Prospectuses should be met by im- and paper sold to the public Prisonment as in Great Britain.The and errand men hawking of stocks down.Falr advertisement The whole business light of recent ca of handling stocks should be examined in the fil api Hi ! should is juire.ty Why who dra out the proposals or be com- Federal and provincial jurisdictions, severely overhauled and widely amended.Highly colored or false money should mean legal responsibil- which others have been i law in Canada should be a ter De permis with- Handling other peoples ° Mn Ë me \u201cMetropolitan litan owned by There the former.The latter company closed this yeur.A net profit the \u201cMetropolitan Corpora Ltd was recorded in 1830, but losses Chain Properties, Lid.\u201d gael: ji 5 TRI ii É, NT his HE dies! Li was owned by two other concerns\u2014-the which that company operates Stores Ltd.\" owns and es the stores, but that certain real sales, the commission was told by Mr.ë acturere rebates and allowances at $180,007.the foe received from tion of and 62 in xgzf mn = \u20ac Employment hours many as 71% hours.NW Montreal.was earning $10 a week, howev This did not include this and allowances deducted from 1 tne pr teat comnminsion average was 61 working liquor control ada to investigate eggers, committee, plan was a ' \u201d said the of invoices before being re in a country failure.by the anti- feed tat.Shere wil In masts ohibition reformers, \u201cIt fostered boot- commi the celebrated Quebec activities following which had shown ps to abolish the evils of liquor by smash.was was which had been sent to Can- cials, having had experience never en- iad back that besno decrease 11] he flood.essies were coming âne in January.that \u201c ORyan, how by May the re- drinking.But this was a holiday, à riod, rigit over the stay that for the change We must be lenient, and give time rept, tion of the 1838 New Years is or La Guardia, becam speakeasy stopping the pra en for ness Wriests in 48 hours, six all-time record of 287.\u201d easies were not closing.ctice the sit month after repeal!\u201d not improving after the return of of New York, appoln to light.Thud, early the United press disc of poorer quality than pr Here in one sentence of * In addition, there (Continued on Page 9.) open in .But worst things than unclosed speak- uent confession that repeal was Be ta uncontr the quality pe- to work îts curet January t 281 drunken- less than the ted to office e aroused situation.The speak: Imagine! So the much liquoe ohibition boot was the elo= was the awful Bibs olled g 3 isi Ho i ii EF if Hl ig + y i § from a deficit of proxies.Auditors sald it was apparent that Canada Packers, Limited was the largest shareholder of Dominion Stores.fesse 929 to a peak of $3327 in of 382382.* 7200 In 1833, 221 Dominion Stores operated of to i i IE HE H Au un £1 Ê 3 2 ip peri coos from $1,161,368 in a peak of $5,183,650 in 1932.Last sage of Characteristic ple and rolled Epes Fit TL 13.Since eng = up at Kitchener, Ont, the com- has expanded throughout Ontario Quebec and Manitoba.mass Dominion Stores is owned Seventy-one per cent of and W.have codtral of voting power through Fak it Hi 8 on = ë ds di tH bte El pit eis - Years.1 walked the streets of city during this soaking peri- more drunkenness at al il pert report, E 8 buying commission on Nov.ness in the depression year of 1939, H.G.Gibson, Toronto auditor told the 44 variety stores in Canada, began busi- i % E 2 B bi - 5 ë 2 ; 1 3 \u20ac i Th § * u, 1 19.5 # g in 1833.58a i sg vg ,5 tt A The S.S.Kresgé Co., which operates sË ids i à 4 : List 5 Ë sie BEER ili hl 8EF ih ge rite HL Is on quer: ji : il il iis iF it fl; \u201cfrst : KE lite Hire ib resitesf 228,100.The goods cost $6,033245, leaving a gross margin of $6,394917 to id it] bie Hi i i Se waiched closely, change course e the twelve-mile limit, i get insid would do Jaden, a apis shown that Touching the.abject of wages, a et ue Yootwarth organization set time for ew York.it has paid in dividends and $11,193,062 to its parent com- ch owned 743 of the 750 shares an average of New Brunswick, $8.17; Quel et the Maritimes and allowing pr - Prince averages: a Izland, $7.38; Nova the Woolworth organ- çent was declared on common stock.In of its enactment t to 1930, but in 1931 a dividend of 80 per what was expected of repos) dhe weekly hours bec, $45 $3.33, tario, us Manitoba, $11.00; Saskitche- managers and 18 executives were paid ; On- year received $1,511,138 while 136 store 3,000 general employees last the auditor, \u201creveals that 15 full time ft was male employees reccive from $2 to $12 a \u201cAn analysis of recent payrolls,\u201d said varying to 58%, : depending upon local organization was con- the parent company in New 14 opening and closing to auditor, tol i One huñdred 3 F male employees were paid from $350 t and twenty full time fe- country, tion which outlawed prohibition from the \u2018 and was paid on preferred stock but nothing per cent es Tir E, vi Sar triumph, T was } in.the moment of 1988, that t E A came at ue By just sixth state took the action calling a ention which month later, the twenty-first amendment 0 in, 1919, of the outlawed the liquor It is interesting to prospect! intoxicating remained not only skeptical but eighteen s One Year of Repeal Joh Haynes Holmes a year ago, November 7, ture of the thirty- insured, less than a as the adoption fifteen years where we started.ey that is, by the victorious \u201cwets,\u201d for the were told, would straight- the ni: ratification of the hibition to our constitue Line.ago, th amendment traffic.In a period at this moment defeated All the evils of spelling preted by i ax hondline: \u201cRum Fleet Grows Nears\u201d, The a began: boats slong coasts trouble with is repealed.All along the they said, the mumber smuggling vessels is munbes tween Cape May now about fifty number since the vebels + so were and Nantucket there As \u201cMore cated rum Sow in go-called run fs els Patt i 86,172, ere 34 $2472279 ost by whi om, worth the Christian Century.+ TI ores aerned Eph i li ie TERRIER He sills gEgs® lit is ih i 1 it 3 ce pli i i i g 1 bd ii, h Aig ii hl pt hE \u20ac ti FH fit | tore a jo ir brie J Employees of Company tary mass buying the F.Limited Royal Commission Hears New Evidence.WITNESS and Canadian Memestend, NOVEMBER 2L, 1004.uying received Ww.creases and adjustments as a suditor who investigated the company\u2019s financial set-up for the commission the worth headoffice, as oon investigations started by the par! closed on Nov.13.G.H.Gibson, Toronto commission, it was Bick said fie Woolworth 5 ie - ae f Price Spreads and Mass B je | Ë yk i ils hee ape Hi as bjt?i i CR Hh ine iH {REE ta, Hl ile me iriende Maud of God is greater TE fy aii Ha Hi prt his dhl 1 ie 18 Tie) ili apie: ahi Ii ahs stilt lho fa fs Lepr fro ff 4 Heh i Lie JT fh ir opeeibld : i sriged gye- grip d fii 4 rndb tenn ali tie] Lu fi peste alt Lib aii ing Mi tk i Li È | hit ili Hi hl Hien HHH ji + gi TH jit Hi ; ê ep A I) i i pentelsifirctl git Bayi SEE the love miraculous release from fear.fear while in a car, fear.had , fear of er > else might do fear Mabel Bon also of ni ttyl ha SE LT EGRSGETEERR1E, SÉSEIIRÉ ibility dig ite EC 5E : R nbn ie i it i Full Time Soldiers \u201cA Sherbrooke's School of Action for Jesus Christ i Revealing the true nature frem within the city, the invitations de- Le rt nn Gun movement an\" ey en nooo on November 1, % 3 and 4, Fellowship held a word of witness neath worldliness and sophisti with a hunger for God.Group for a year De sel! Investigates The Edmonton Group mads to attract large crowds to the party the city who had erat ments.No attempt wee international team.til late for individ in Canada wishes them \u201call the best.\u201d eHolme in the \u201cWitness\u201d of Nov.7.The du BEfsE® iin \u2018és fan & i 5 E F ils His lit Let Tikes DER EU Qu RU g Rp RE QIGTERLa QU IGEQEE ity HAE EY = 3 ie Motif f tlh iF fro] re istication, were of men.and women who, be- burn: \u2014 8 £ Ee ivgs £ fice\u201d of time or money.termed in the old life, \u201cpersonal sacri- vidual Life Changing om a Colossal Scale a challenging \u201chop-off\u201d that was sustain- of Christ, provided the houseparty with I i I i went, regardless of what would have been boldest stepping off into the realms of ted from a membership of in a town where \u201cmen grew of party guides He original were to d southeast of to fall ba house.ope tg 3 : pif b vide It was the diitnthiil November 31, 1004, ~ Achieved throug For a New Social Order \u2014 Under God's Guidance h Indi .x .~ - .WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT OXFORD GROUP m, 10 24, KOTRMEER .- and Cimadinn ITNESS w 314, ii; Bi di 3 a in tly il ih i ELAR i i guy iii ith ie HR ih ThE iit joi Hie = hail iin En it it 1 Ei i Sh Hil, hi Hillel 4 il, = WF il sid] i Het di pe til ily jie ds Hi en 1 jn, ii] Ag] ish 1801385 1 ur | HIDE ar HT qh i, a - fit dl 1 sr Hope, iil Hb lili ini, >t pi art Co sind it 4 Ca pe IT 138 sis ; i HHI ih ijt pf iki £ mill iil hi 1 fhilian i) ig HA Hal gq il i ee 248 i: jE: 24 |g Ji : Ÿ i Pi ji fy gli 4 14 131: rst ; He Pin tit 43 1 ied a | ily pilin an CT, i ; ih i iil i if | fl il oil ih aa! i hein ih wi Li jl hi Jil gle Ke cu Hit ptt lai ip fii ily Hiab #15 nag in Ad ini the hi il hull it, i Shing a HE hit i hile i tli iy gif asia gigi = ils BE fp E jai tig 5 + - .$ + x WITNESS sad Canadien Howastend, NOVEMBER 21, 1836.Reminders and Helps Along the n another stake is our fas gt SOME one near you Hf you live up to then.You will have an opportunity to \u201d witness to that person what your new ex- Ea progress.the Kingdom of God.\u201d Continuance | J.Carrell Wright aloud a new attitude or change of another bridge is burned behind driven in-to anchor \u201cA persom can\u2019t will notice a change your new determina- Dear Fred: i: ity.In looking ns â \u201d A new subec: ns.8 FROM FLORIDA Way shall beca: \u201cTHR WITNESS THRILLS US\u201d It we are ever to put together our broken world, our broken nation, we it around personality.It will be we discover the supreme worth of personality; and most of all, # will be because we discover that Pesson who was broken for us that through him we might be made whole»-Rufus M.Jones.do use Bear River, N.8., 1934.Nov.M The Witness has fulfilled two functions at least in my study.It has been a constant rebuke to me in the tained in the Oxford Group sec was particularly true of @ time some months ago when I felt a desperate need of a more vital ministry.Since finding that inspiration, which is given by God to earnest and sincere fellowships, the Witness thrills us by its news of other groups that are receiving the same joy and vital- cree ne Lane ine meat find it very difficult to ou je next section in order of interest.I look to you for my information on national affaire, using the Witness as a corrective of the views ex] ip « paper of decidedly find a renewal and two With every good wish for continued ser- con- tion.This C.Blanchard.time.It is a continuous attitude of T being further subscribers.\u2014Cordially, New Life.Ons must practice the feeling ot TE Higa.that every day ill of himself, every de- ' sire, longing, ambition, emotion, need \u2014 gave read \u201cThy Xi Come.\u201d .ALL-is God's.This thought is put nest- ne WI is ome the best ways ly in this little question, \u201cNot Mave I know the Truth.surrendered\u201d but \u201cam I surremdered?\u201d 3280 fog four mew subs.Colin - anything less SEVEN ru ib ay = Life is Service\u2014 \u2019 changed lives became Immediately Service is Life! life-changing for the : grent revolutionary adventure of bringing abemt a world under the guidance of God NLESS the Witness lives secrifi- cially it does not want to live at benefited from the lessons which I have Tfeai that T have been praatly blocs, \u2018test ve greatly blessed, and the witnesses of new members in the Group.in your paper testify to the splendid work which is being done through the consecra- ton and devotion of its members.\u2018ou have my best wishes for the continu- No doubt you received an official write- od success of your paper and that ta fine up of the Alberta House Party held in may continue to be felt among Edmonton recently.I was privieged to all your readers.Youre vd truly, D.Hardy.REAL SPIRITUAL GROWTH Edmonton, Alta, Nov.attend and saw there in reality sion of the new worid order that we received at the first House Party.\u2018 Here were pe ré a ar rt SOURCES OF INSPIRATION God-guided life was normal Hving, and Clarendon, Virginia, U.8.A., than a lifé in which Jesus Dear Mr.Dougall, November 13, 1934.came first was the unnatural._ Both the Group Bupplement and the edit- 1 can look back over my trail of the last rials are never-failing séurces of inspire- eighteen mouths and ses many blunders.tion to me, and have had a great deal te \u2014unguided action, etc, but through st ail do with giving me a world vision of & I can seo real spiritual growth, not only Christian social order.in my own lfe but in the lives of those I shall try to be cobtinually alert to find all around me who are belting their all Dew subsesibers.that God can guide the individual, and I do pray often for the paper, for its con that.transformed hearts in individuals is tinuence and growth, anô shall try to the answer to national and international Show that I mean the prayers There ia no lesford, N.&, doubt now In my mind that when I am Dear Sir,\u201d AT a a, willing to share al the shame of my past J am only à new subscriber to ir Wit- that men might know what God has done mest, but am sure your heart in car- for me, and when I believe that the per- nest seeking to serve the Lord by helping ~ son to whom I am witnessing wants God to show the Way more plainly.I thank and will Ae and when I really you for the courage that your printed love the person to whom I am witnessi page has given me.I am praying that \u2014ihat person will be changed.Need God will speak to the Christians who know add, not by anything I say or do, but by of your financial nesds and bid them help.Ene a Calpe: 1 inclose a P.O.Order for ten dollars.pees i font oi om SUPT Tl Es me He nu Bee LS ery = .that many of us mede are being avoided you are A re by our spiritual children, but they'll make \u2018ours in His service new ones and so will we ali no matter how Mre.B À Les long we are the game.: serio now, GLAD OF SHARING Horace King.Posed out Gentlemen N 17, pry \u2014 ov.Dear Pred, Arme B.C fame Fred shared with us as to I have got more Happiness aad Peace conditions relative to the Wintess and in the months since 1 surrendered my will the Building, in the lsewe of October Rist.to God than in the past ffty-one years of I am confident many friends wil be my life.Your news every week is 1 to the existing condi- Trou worth while I read every word of tions, el Te WH ol fei a ter responsi! n the matter.\u201d Yours in the noble fellowship df Life let down sack a friend.ky can't A ; evangelism was the Inability of me, Rot a day should be missed The themselves to God.lifting it once for all on to à firm finan- due \u201cconvert\u201d de continue his me ta ots han vs oie Une vai Paume 0 OF 1n pce f pret, Ce er oundeions on oe parience.It seemed to be taken for needed during the day.Whenever the MMtion ial responeibliitien cooperation ot its.friends the only granted that a surrendered person would Reed arises one should stop and pray and For with true basis of support and that means , asturally be able to continue what he had listen even if it only is for a moment.that any year of neglect, any year they and The method of holding daily Quiet Time Nonton House Party Nov.23-38 oii it, they show either that .begun would know himself what the may vary somewhat with each individu- Campaign in Norway sider it of he gt steps of strengthening and growth should al, but common experience shows that it they unworthy ar ce be.The truth is that many people reach- includes prayer, Bible reading, and are naw o¢ Ka services ed by this method did discover and take - study and unhurried listening to God.7 FROM NORTH CAROLINA ae apa, Dut 16s sate to my that the Your prayer now will seek to find God's MONEY MAIL \u2019 Nov.16, 1084.ity by the wayside.will rather than to change it.You will Dear Fred, \u2014If thé Witness had to sus- The Oxford Groap Movement beli stress listesting rather than asking It you Letters containing money\u2014even M ac- pend cation, not only would It be à strongly in Continuance.It further be- havé difficulty in getting help from your companied by messeges for the Editos or lees tu the Publishers, to the Group Move- lieves that every surrendered person Quiet Time go to sane surrendered per- some particular department\u2014should, ex- ment, and to thousands of individuals, but Reeds careful nurture and help in the Pom and share the difficulty.Those who cept in unusual circumstances, be ad- It also would be a sad commentary oa us early stages of growth in the New Life.have progressed further than you, feel dresped to John Dougall & Son.That in the Group all over the world for allow- The following has been written especially this need of Quiet Time and fromfit find ing this to happen, after the ceurageons for those who have become changed and the heeded strength aml determination to makes for speed, safety and efficiency.gland the paper han taken and the great who wish to know the steps which ought 0 God's will.Jesus practiced it every 85 the editor must send money letters $0 service it is rendering.I feel strongly to be taken for further spiritual progress, day, early in the moming, the.New Tes.the business office for attention before be about the matter.What is written below is in the nature ta&ment tells us.How much more then handles any personal factor.However, this may only be Uod\u2019s way of of » checking list which should be used the beginner in the Guided Life needs it.Group Supplement news or communi- THITING us up to multiply the circulation fn Quist Time or at any other times In Quiet Time we open the channel be- cations that do not contain money should of (Be Paper In our communities, so that which seem desirable.tween us and God from whom power oo uy Te il many will be helped who otherwise would : and Guidanee come.If the channel js De addressed to \u201cThe Oxford Group Ed- pot have been reached.It has already L Feo The Past For What # Really Was not opened by us thai power and Guid- iter\u201d Personal es will still reach meant about a dozen new subscribers here.1 by its .anpe cannot come.© the one designated without loss of time.| I am writing this to friends at other Call right name.Do not gloss (Continued next week) \u2014F.E.D.points in the South, fesling that it is stupid over it.Look at it squarely.Doing this ; on | ; simplyeto deplore the Balps us see how great our deliverance is .g de fac doing something sad ren nd det s - Paper ng, without doing something nes for the deliverance.It gives * Btrength to _ you.The tion have added determination to our decision to ; A Challenge taken 1s inspiring to us in other eid, parrender ALL to God.mak mere \u2018 \u2018 .- .@ paper fills a need that is simply pt to at we oie Boas bs Searching Questions for Quiet Times unique \u2014Sincereiy, A past.We should look squarely at !t \\ - ; ; did St.Paul and let it tell us clearly Am I part of the world's honesty?of Note\u2014Tne publishers of the Witness great the vi Has À r wg » - dishonesty?never felt that the Oxford Group Move- the for what it really was and ecall- \"1 \" » purity?» ment owed it anything.We all owe ll ing it by Hs right name serves also to aid » 1 » » impurity?to God.But we must all witness to the fa rooting out completely the hidden re- LE » » unselfishness?\u201d truth that is in us.If the Groups can Kos ation may remain after surrender.» » » selfishness?multiply their witness through the Wit- o sighing der past sins; they are .\u201d I~ » = love?» ness, they will be glad of it as a volune da earth are all the Jove of \"I - .hate?Seer tesm mate and will use and co-oper ; a 3 y \u20148.Hall Young.Am I part of the world\u2019s strength?or Am I part of the world's merriment?or ee Dr Lavy Tours 8 Burs All Your Bridges Behind You .3 .weknest LD OL.praututey w saunch new friends that the Wikness Do not leave so much as even a litte \u201cI +» 7 cowardice?nr > = grouch?the fai teck bridge by which you 2 \u2026 \u201d confidence?\" \"1 - \" advance?|» \u201clowship.He sent $10.00 for ten eubecrip- Sat oft all possibility of retreat.It Is now roe ow despair?nr 1# inertia?tons and more to follow.\u2014Fred.D.N me or swim.Dare All! \u2014_\u2014 - = = \u201csure speuk cf \u201cdriving in stakes\u201d by which , ! Auo'S part of fhe wears eure?FROM AN INSURANCE ADVISOR they mean that anchors need to be Jower- \"1 » disease?otta od to prevent slivping backward.It also : Gentlemen: As my subscription to \u201cWit .means that a stake can mark progress.What would a spectrum of my life today reveal of\u2014 Deas\u201d expires this month Fam esclodng succession of stakes can be driven in by Honesty?Purity?Unscifishness?Love?Strength?Courage?Merriment?- cheque payable to your order in the / newly made decisions.But whether we- Confdence?Gratiude?Advance?: .amount of §2.00.sneak of burning bridges behind us or of ene ubscription.1 alee wish driving in stakes, we accomplish the fn- or would it reveal .any of these\u2014 on the inspiration and help ner condition which these phrases de- Dishonesty?Impurity?Selfishness?Hate?Weakness?Cowardice?Despair?or gd Rs RL or a surrendered group, a: Sulks?Grouch?Inestia?} ; ua ro ond raational came with both, the fact of your surrender and What would a mo¥ie Alm of my life today look like\u2014to myself and friends?to Cenade.1 made my fait contest win decision for Christ.Every time we ex- Again\u2014would it contribute to world's cisease or to its cure?\u2014Fred D.the Group and feel that I have immensely N i b I Wome Bldg.Montreal » JOMN DODGALL & SO, Publishecs, Setecribers Names \u2014 and Wask's Outlook [J + Address ss seem TLR CIRCULATION BLANK The Arst three ase new subscriptions to begin Oxford Group [1] .be extended from its proper expiry date.at once; my own renewal to your plan and encloss $3.40 to cover follewing subecriptions to strengthen the Witness and extend its service to subecribers and nation.(Adéiitionel names en willing paper herewith.) Homenghes [] \u2014and I have put 1, à, 3 In the squares below, showing the order of my appreciation.oddresses ip Grenter Montreal aad U.S.A 00 ots such: Foreign exten.Matos postage tor addresses Qeemier Montes) ae ri boy Assets SL SH * , 1006.add 28 cis) (ler delivery in Montreal ov U.8 of oumiveionts 0118 -8/+5 3 cts.1/05 9B Q) i il 113 i fei iE Ji i; fil oh il he Elia = | Lifelets ul a He Hedi isd HE n fF ; ee ils es sh fl i ni fy i i | if FE Sj ie Hil.purs » ~ 1 R at EP 4 eyit i EE: i is I jp is Fy cents per vear.We are ing auytning down to the ni of worthy HH i mph a it LES il i =F FH iE ng Es sil a FÉCE an a i EI a 4 : inti Hil vf i ol Foes i if ill fifi: bp Hi iit li HEA £3 \u2019 rien quete de de 2 for you.X must confess it was very difficult for me to become a redemption of Jesus is love\u2019 not her sad sa olives + + 11 aie id i oH tpl ant fensis He hi but ri 4 li Hit 3 ges hi i HE eme is Ai iit En iy) ji dl ii gifts Ate hd it Fiz § a fe aly rt HER Bi i HHS ll xo ming HHL cit Un dj haine il rt hl yes te i gfnghi ih wi spel el What I Owe to Christ \u201c= \u2018Dr.Toyahiko Kagawa\u2019s Witness From \u201cKagawa ia the Philippines\u201d itd WITNESS i il jag EE jp iil frat and Canadian mousené, Ov ui, 10 CELÉE sci i i 3 _ fil i retail sou] TEER Le Pa wate voluntary plan - subscription Le te (Just as - WITNESS CANADIAN HOMESTEAD \\ À - \\ + a \"Are They Proud of You?By Helen Gregg Groen.Joe Emmy Lou, is president of the HI-Y and he's to be the Soastmaster Friday evening.He's 50 difident about - standing up before people and \u2018being featured\u2019, but I think he'll get along nicely.Our Belghbor, Mr Joffre the attorney, p get little « ?seady, I know.\u201d Speech \u201cWhy, Marjorie,\u201d Aunt Emmy Lou expostulated, \u201cif he needs any help, why doesn\u2019t he have his father help him?His extremely capable father!\u201d \u2018His extremely capable father!\u201d Clyde's mother looked a little puzzled.\u201cI know I have an good tusband, but I have never thought of him as particularly brilliant.\u201d \u201cTEATS just it,\u201d laughed Aunt Emmy Lou.\u201c\u2018A prophet is without donor in his own home\u201d she mis- Quoted.\u201cDe you know that\u2019s a mistake so many parents make?They \u2018don\u2019t thoroughly appreciate each other, and they don't impress thelr ehlidren with the talents that make Father or Mother shine in the outside world.Oh yes, I understand, we let the boys and girls know of Mother's goodness and Father's honesty.All the \u2018cardinal virtues\u2019 are acknow- Jedged.These are most important, of course, but you know-boys and girls get so much \u2018kick\u2019 as they call it, out of having able, attractive parents And, in nine cases out of ten, the display of these \u2018assets\u2019 is \u2018saved\u2019 for our adult friends.\u201d \u201cI bad never thought of that, Aunt Emmy Lou,\u201d admitted Clyde's very attractive mother.\u201cNow that you mention it, my husband does write an unusually well-worded letter and those advertisements he prepares for his company are gems.He certainly has & remarkable gift in this direction, but I've just taken it for granted.I'm positively ashamed\u2014I don\u2019t be- Heve I ever told him how interesting Shey are.\u201d \u201cWell, my dear,\u201d the little Auntie continued, \u201cthat\u2019s a mistake easily remedied.But you know when husbands and wives treat each other with the same considerate courtesy and appreciation that they give to the smartest, most interesting outsider they know, soon the children behave the same way.And when Father, Mother or-children do things worth praising, they should be pralsed.It's easier to discipline boys and girls if they admire their parents, as well as respect them.\u201d - \u201cClam a you know, Aunt \u201cWE save most of our \u2018charms\u2019 tor our friends\u201d answered Clyde's mother thoughtfully.\u201cWhy don't we try to be more attractive to those we love best and 50 win their admiration?Well do I remember how very proud X always was when Mother and Father were dressed for an evening party.I would lie awake long after they had gone, thinking how fortunate I was to have such.fine-looking parents.And now that I think of it, I always listened more attentively and made more effort to please my mother when she smiled at me, wearing a particu- ~larly becoming dress.\u201d \u201cThat\u2019s\\true, every word of it,\u201d Aunt Bmmy Lou agreed.\u201cAnd I think I'll go right home and suggest te Clyde that he get his father to help him with his talk to the boys.Now that you have started me to thinking about it, I've decided his father is the amartest man I know.\"\u2014 Kindergarten Association, 8 West 40th Street, New York City.\u2018A HOLIDAY Along the pastoral ways I go, To get the sunken wall any other bl Is each God's fair white gospeller, His book upon the knee.! A gust-broken bough; a pilfered nest; Rumors of orchard or of bin; The thrifty things of east and west\u2014 The country-side becomes my Inn, And I its happy guest.\u2014 : \u2014Lisetie Woodworth Reese.ONE YEAR OF REPEAL (Continued from Page 4.) But a month isn't very long.Give us time! Give ws time! So time is given.Another month passes by\u2014two months\u2014and reports come in from all parts of the country about the prosperity of bootleggers.The report from Oregon, far across the country from New York, is typical: \u201cThe Oregon state liquor control commission found that its sales are far below anticipation.The chairman of the commission announces it as his opinion that bootleggers are doing 75 per cent of the business\u201d To meet the competition that repeal was going to end, this commission \u2018was the removal of existing restrictions, legalizing anything the public wants, by (1) making beer available in or near dance halls, (2) authorizing sales beyond the8 p.m.closing hour, and (3) making hard liquors procurabie \u201cwithout the purchaser making the trip to a state bottie house.\u201d It was in this same month\u2014the 19th, to be exact\u2014that Morgan T.Ryan, registrar of motor vehicles of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, broke a conspiracy of silence by stating officially his belief that the mounting tide of fatal automobile accidents was due to increased drinking.Nobody was able to dispute Mr.Ryan's facts, for he had the statistics of accidents before him \u2018as he spoke.His interpretation of these facts was unequivocal.\u201cThe number of fatalities listed during the present fiscal year,\u201d he said, in his ~ ing the same period.This nine per cent increase in fatalities is unquestionably part to a four per cent rise in convietions for drunken driving\u201d of this kind, coming from all of the country, proved too much for Washington.Had not the President promised that repeal would end our liquor ernment, law and order\u201d?But bootlegger and such others\u201d had not heard the presidential pronunciamento.So Mr.Roosevelt declared, on a certain to \u201cend bootlegging,\u201d and pend liquor quotas, and thus reduce prices, to do it.; In April, the curtain fell.After \u2018four .months of futility and failure, the government conceded defeat, and after the nounced a fight to the finish against less liquor.No less a man was it than , Choate, Jr.| directar of the alarm, \u201cAs concerns liquor,\u201d \u2018 official on April 25, \u201cthe United States is living in a fool's paradise.\u201d Saving his face by blaming everything on prohibition, Mr.Choste pointed to \u201cthe main body of the monster (the bootleg trade)\u201d which, be declared, was \u201cillicit distilling,\u201d and said that this was reaching unprecedented proportions.The repeal of the eighteenth amendment had apparently produced no results at all, except to increase the flood.\u201cBootleg tion continues on so large a >\u201d as serted Mr.Choate, \u201cas to constrain us to the conclusion that our people must now be consmuing greater quantities of spir- îts than they did in pre-prohibition days\u201d Right back where we started! Commenting on this official disclosure of - \u201cwet\u201d conditions, Mr.Seton Porter, president the National Distillers\u2019 Products corporation, complained that the federal government was losing no less than $400,000,000 in taxes through bootlegging and smuggling.\u201cThe federal and state governments,\u201d said Mr.Porter, \u201care failing to collect any revenues whatever on the bulk of the national consumption.\u201d The people only wanted to pet rid of prohibition, so we were told, » precome instantiy law-abiding, y ere were patronizing the bootleggers as sbundantly as everl But there was action in Washington as well as words.April saw the inauguration of \u201ca nationwide campaign\u201d to eliminate bootleggers and illicit distillers.This industry, according to Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau, had shown no signs of depression since the eighteenth amendment was repealed.So he announced \u201ca drive\u201d against the lawbreakers, with a special unit of 600 men thrown into the fleld.\u201cWe hope to hit, and hit hard, this illicit industry,\u201d was the cheerful wird\u2019 from official heed- - quarters.Came the dawn of May-\u2014and in those lovely days an eruption of protest and alarm! \u201cBoys are drinking more under repeal than under prohibition,\u201d accord- img to Mr.Leeds Johnson, president ot the Madison Square Boys' club in New York.\u201cEasy.access to beer ant cocktails,\u201d said Mr.Johnson in his annual report, \u201chas increased the drinking habit.Boys who hung around the club late at night during prohibition, now leave earlier, and spend the late hours drinking in saloons and restaurants.\u201d In the United States senate a furious debate broke out on the mounting *liquor scandals.Senator Borah, a dry, warned that \u201cthe people of the country did not vote to substitute Worse evils for the intolerable conditions under prohibition.\u201d Senator Walsh, of Massachusetts, a wet confessed, \u201cI have been disappointed,\u201d and prophesied that \u201cChristian and religious people will not tolerate existing conditions.\u201d A United press dispatch describing the debate stated that opponents and supporters of the eighteenth amendment were agreed today that \u201cunless the flow of bootleg liquor is checked, the Unitéd States will return to prohibition.\u201d Fjve months, and sick of the bargain! ON May 10 came a dreadful tale from Massachusetts in a special dispatch to the New York Times, written by F.Lauriston Bullard.\u201cIs Massachusetts better off or worse off under repeal than under prohibition?\u201d was the c = dent's questi Asserting that \u201cno absolute answers can be returned,\u201d Mr.Bullard noted \u201ccertain trends\u201d as \u201cvisible,\u201d and \u201ccertain conclusions\u201d as \u201cpossible\u201d Thus, be said, \u201cdrunkenness has increased, especially amcng women\u201d\u2014a total gain of 25 per cent, and a gain of \u201cmore than 40 per cent\u201d for women.\u201cThere has been a heavy increase in revocations and suspensions of licenses on account of liquor\u201d\u2014in 19 weeks they mounted from 1,251 to 1,659, \u201can increase of very nearly one-third.\u201d Automobile fatalities due to liquor accidents, during this same period, showed \u201can increase of ten per cent,\u201d and non-fatal injuries due to liquor accidents, \u201can increase of 23 per cent.\u201d \u201cActual students of conditions are of the opinion,\u201d concluded Mr.Bullard, \u201cthat repeal so far has increased drunkenness\u201d What wonder that Boston's police commissioner, C.Hultman, had earlier and that \u201crepeal is still an experiment\u201d Just like prohibition, and even \u201cnoble\u201d! June brought more tragic tales.From Atlanta, Georgia, came the report that \u201cdrunkenness is definitely on the increase in this section of the country.Arrests for drunken driving have jumped in every large city in the south east in the past six months.\u201d Welfare society of Jamaica Plain, Mas- sachuseits, came a denunciation of \u201cthe increasing inroads of drink.\u201d From New York State Tax -Commissioner Mark Graves came the complaint that the state was \u201cactually consuming as much as 25.000,000 gallons\u201d of liquor, more than 9,000,000 gallons more than the estimate of prohibition days, and paying taxes \u201con an estinrated 6,200,000 gallons only.\u201d From Crawford county, Pennsylvania\u2014which state, according to Gov.Pinchot, \u201chas the best liquor law in the United States\u201d\u2014 came a statement of \u201cmore cases of drunkenness, more cases of men losing thelr jobs for drunKenness, etc, in the last three months.than in ten years under the eighteenth amendment.\u201d June was a busy time! July was signalized by a new declaration of war against bootleggers by J jr.This was three full yet bad nothing to report but In Ez alarm.From the Family - Et OUR HAPPY HOME MAKERS.Only the home can found « state\u2014~Josser Coos.Barleycorn escaped the grave and walk- od among men once again, is more prosperous than ever he was during fourieen years of prohibition.\u201d Pp) alcohol tax unit of the internal revenue bureau was effected, creating 15 enforcement districts headed by picked men.The personnel of the unit was to be increased \u201cWe are leaving no stone un- turned,\u201d he said, \u201cto atop the flow of untax-paid liquor.\u201d He was also honest enough, or naive enough, or downright careless \u2018enough, to repeat the suggestion of \u201csome people\u201d that this is \u201cthe first honest: attempt at enforcement of the liquor laws.\u201d So! We: were right, after all, we drys, when we said -in the old days that the Washington government under Harding, Caplidge, and even Hoover had never made any real Attempt fo enforce the eighteenth amendment\u2014 than prohibition had never been given a chance! We knew this all along, but had never believed that we would live to hear a cabinet officer confess it.In this same month (August) came an inclusive report from the nation at large of the Noah's flood of drunkenness.Thus, New York city had had 555 per cent more drunkenness in 1934 than in 1939, Los Angeles 95.5 per cent more, Boston 21 per cent more, Denver 116.6 per cent more, and Portland, Oregon, 116.8 per cent more.These figures, as presented by the Christian Science Monitor, would seem to be worth pondering.Making it easy and legal to drink is perhaps having the very results that a logical mind would anticipate! In September, drunken driving again came rushing to the fore.Statitics submitted to the convention of the International association of police chiefs in Washington, September 26, by Dr.Theron Wertiell Kilmer, police surgeon of Hempstead, L.I, showed that the increase was 100 per cent in Rhode Island, 122 per cent in New Orleans, 300 per cent in Philadelphia, 380 per cent in Cine cinnati, and 479 per cent in Los Angeles \u2014Connecticut showed a lowest percent= age of 1.5.(Continued Next Week.) RUBS OUT eAIN® Misards ie Canada\u2019s standby (ebbing out and clearing up shin disorders, ending colds New large economy sise, gs 65e = .EU MIN LINIMENT IT'S LIVER THAT MAKES \"YOU FEEL SO WRETCHED Wake up your Liver Bile \u2014No Calomel necessary Par you to feel healthy and happy, peur liver muet pour two pounds of liquid bile Inte your every day.Without that bile, trouble Poor digestion.Slow elimination.Pub sons in the body.ral wretchedness, Gene: How éan you expect to sleer up n situation Uke this completely with mere bowsl-: salts, oil, mineral » laxative eandy oF chewing im, or roughage! 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_ Miss H.Jelley, EVERETT 8 mememoeme CANADIAN PACIFIC Mr.Carlos McKyse, Que.1.00 Legislature on Nov.13 suspended its rule .Mrs.K.A.Lee, N.8.1000 and pessed 44 bille to third ' reading.«coastha Pestfie Express Travelers\u2019 Choques\u2014Goed the Wesld Over.\u201d Mr.Jou Alnsworth, N.8.¢ Le There was no opposition.- \u2018 \u2018 Miss M.R.Fitch, N.B.* 130 of x _ Mr, Chas.F.Stebbinge, M.B.Be puis sn or 08 ~ Mr.BL.Irving, B.C.288 relations, in à preliminary report on Nov.Mr.W.J.Barron, B.\u20ac.50.00 14 said the majority of persons whe gave Mr.Jas.Semple, Alta.800 testimony at its hearings favored an ex- + Mon James Scott Sa br] pansion of forelgn trade rather than a fem BEL A ee in pe ¢ The broad outlines of a Gegigh~* Mr.Jack Ely, LL USA.| bay to make life more secure for the indi Miss L.Mabel » vidual were sketched on Nov.14 by Pre- Mr.Chas.H.Renck, USA.* LB ent Roosevelt: Unemployment inews Mr.A.E Contes, N.B.300 ance of à co-operk tive federal-state forms Mrs.WA.McGeg, B.C.30, the funds to be beld and invested by the Mr.M.McLeod.| < Federal Government; the benefits to be A Well Wisher,\u201d Alte.8.00 administered by the states.\u201cI.D.Q\u201d, Alta., ° - 1800 of state laws to carry out sch a pro- Mr.L Q Coleman, Ont = 2 LAS gram An effort to bring the persons now ° Are Jonn N° Robinèor, , 4% on relief roils back into productive em- Mr EB.oyment and th put them under the Lady Nanton, Man.25.00 Eaton.uniform system te Miss E.May Fraser, Ont.700 provide security for the aged.A method, - Mrs.Goodwin Gibson, Ont, ® 1.08 pe through insurance, for providing Mise.EE.Kennedy, Ont.© 400 against the economic loss due fo sicknèes.smn Bg RM M cei So nr US ER Va Jo 20 F., , on.Rev.0.L BC.1000 Sndidate for Dea ote tor he York, on Nov.18 was awarded the\u2019 Nobel Mr.A.C.Clark, Sask.¢ 200 Cora operation of the Rocky Moun.Prise io Chemistry for 1084.A decisive victory A Friend\u201d 100 tain Coal Co, was apvointed on Nov.18 -_ Carmen Miss Naomi Woodstock, Ont.© 200 as Assistant Becretary of the Treasury.by Mr.G.B Cottingham, Que.200 ppt a \u2018 Latin America - \u201cxX.XX.\u201d 8.00 major Paraguayan stronghold 130 miles Mr, and Mrs.D.M.Owen, N.8.00.00 to Mrs.F.L.Raynorth, N.B.* 00 Europe .An estimated 30000 men on Nov.14 Miss Lydia Fullerton, N.B.10.00 were engaged in vy fighting in the Mr.Ben Maxwell.Man 1.00 The Chamber of Deputies om Ingavi and Picuiba sectors of the Chaco Mrs.7.J.Goldstone, Man.® 2.00 Nov.13 voted overwhelmingly com Boreal acti was Mrs.Mary Lyon, Man.* 300 fidense in the new Government of Fre- ns a result of Bolivia's latest offensive.Mr.Ross H.Martyn, Aita.* 800 mier Plerre-Etienne Flandin.The vote, The Philippines wero lashed by Rev.Thos.Voaden, Ont.200 to 118.refused on Nov.19 phoon mms se with the report of ths League 16.TOTAL $545.94 Gasparri, war-time of Na consultative committee which force of the \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Becretary of State for the Vatican disd of on in settiement and loss of sContributions in additien to subscriptions.pneumonia on Nov, 18 at the age of 88.of the Chaco war between Paraguay and eestern part "]