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Thursday, Dec. 20th, 1928 Cobalt Haileybury New Liskeard Englehart Kirkland Lake Rouyn Noranda Timmins S. Porcupine AT THE THEATRES 26â€"Wednesday and Thursdayâ€"â€"27 Actionâ€"gripping and throbbingâ€"changes swiftly against the shifting backgrounds of the theatre, the sea and a Newfoundland fishing village. Claire Windsor and John Bowers An eyeâ€"filling romanticomedy of a modern and her Twentieth Century Adam! But not the Eden you‘re thinking of! The Garden of Eden at Monte Carloâ€"where merry marriage mixâ€"ups take place‘! Friday and Saturday, Dec. 21â€"22 ADAM, EVE AND EDEN! See CORINNE GRIFFITH in * The Garden of Eden " Goldfields She cheatedâ€"He cheatedâ€"They all cheated DoON‘T CHEAT YOURSELF FOX NEWS AND NOVELTY "MICKEY IN THE WILD WEST*"â€"Comedy Charlie Chaplin in "The Count" "FRENZY" A Two Reel Dramatic Novelty Northern Ontario Light Power Northern Quebec Power Company Company Limited Limited Betty g:)mpson " Cheating Cheaters " 28â€"Friday and Saturdayâ€"29 Lon Chaney in "The Big City" "The Sock Exchange" comedy and News Canada Northern Power Corporation Limited Next Weekâ€"MON. TUES. December 24â€"25 Portable Lamps, from..... Bridge Lamps, from....... Waffle Irons, from........... Table Stoves, from........... Toasters, from :..;.!....%..7 Heating Pads, from......... The family gift deâ€"luxeâ€"a Premier Duplex Vacuum Cleanerâ€"made in Canada and guaranâ€" teed by us. Small down payment of $5.00. Balance in twelve small monthly instalments. 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Volcanic emotions of a wilful daughter of the Patsy Ruth Miller and Charles Byers " Red Rider: of Canada " Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 24 25 Friday and Saturday, Dec. 21â€"22 Hoot Gibson " CLEARING the TRAIL " A western of thrills and adventure with a touchâ€" ing love theme, and marvellously intelligent acting by Hoot and his horse. New Empire "TUMBLING RIVER"â€"TOM MIX "DOG OF THE REGIMENT"â€"Rin Tin " MAN WITHOUT A FACE"â€"Chap. 3 "FISH STORY"â€"comedy "THE FINISHING TOUCH"â€"comedy PATHE NEWS AND REVIEW RACING BLOOD "TARZAN THE MIGHTY"â€"Chap 3 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO "Fourthâ€"That a copy of this resoluâ€" tion be forwarded to the Crown Attorâ€" ney of the district of Sudbury with the request that the same be taken up with the Attorneyâ€"General, and a copy be forwarded to the Dominion Command of the Legion, advising that it consult the proper officials of the Dominion Gevernment that further necessary acâ€" tion may be taken." Victim: "No. but I‘d recognize his laugh anywhere." al with reference to the regrettable illness of His Majesty, Kirg George V, and whereas in the said editorial most unjust comments were made and terms used in making light of our King‘s illâ€" ness and bringing his name and the names of other members of the royal family into ridicule and contempt, and whereas the publication of such a vile editorial is likely to lead to a public disâ€" turbace amongst His Majesty‘s loyal subjects in the town and district of Sudbury; and whereas it is known as a fact that the Finnish paper Vapaus sponsors and advocates the teaching or disloyalty both to our King and forms of government and is absolutely Comâ€" munistic in its views and urges the teaching of such doctrines in a school in Sudbury known as the pioneer school; and whereas the members of the Canadidan Legion and the British Empireé Service League, in open meeting assembled, re of the opinion that the publication of such an editorial and the sponsoring of the spread of disloyalty and antiâ€"British teaching is most harmful to the public weal and likely to lead to a condition of civil war if not immediately stopped. "Secondâ€"That the matter be invesâ€" tigated fully by the proper officers of the Crown, and that the person or perâ€" sons responsible for the writing and publishing of the said defamatory and slanderous editorial, be deported to their own country. "‘Threeâ€"That if any ordinary antiâ€" British or antiâ€"Christian doctrines are taught in the pioneer school the inâ€" structors, or those in charge, be deportâ€" Policeman (to pedestrian, just struck by hitâ€"andâ€"run driver): "Did you get his number?" | _ At a meeting of the Canadian Leâ€" gion in Sudbury last week very omâ€" phatic protest was made in regard to an l article in the Finnish newspaper, "Vaâ€" paus," published at Sudbury. The Leâ€" igion felt that the article in question | was disloyal and altogether objectionâ€" | able, and the soldiers called upon the authorities to take proper action in the matter. It was through the loyal atâ€" titude of The Sudbury Star and the Canadian Legion that the authorities took up the matter. As a result of the enquiry and investigation carried on ’by the authorities Arvo Vaaro, the ediâ€" tor of "Vapaus" was arrested on a charge of publishing seditious slander with reference to His Majesty King 'George and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Vaaro was remgnded a week on $10,000 bail put up by the manager of ‘"Vapaurs." Firstâ€"That the said Finnish newsâ€" paper, Vapaus, be ordered to retract wholly and unequivocally the terms used and things said concerning the illness of His Majesty King George V, and remarks used concerning other members of the royal household imâ€" mediately. ed :â€"â€" f Shoppmg Days /h until ' (ilhrtztmafi The meeting passed a resolution of appreciation to The Sudbury Star and the Reév. T. D. Jones in bringing the statement to the attention of the public. Another resolution, passed by the meetâ€" ing, called on the Sudbury town council to call a maSss meeting of all, the loyal subjects of the district to express their disapproval of the disloyal and treasonâ€" able sentiments. ‘"Whereas in a Finnish newspaper, published in Sudbury under the name of Vapaus, in the issue of December 4, 1928, there appeared a leading editoriâ€" The main resoultion passed by the Legion in regard to "Vapaus" and its activities was as follows:â€" The Legion asked further investigation of the Finnish paper "Vapaus," and those behind it, and also a full enquiry into the conduct and teaching of the school known as the Pioneer school or Young Pioneers, organized in Sudbury. One speaker said that he had heard that some of the Reds boasted that they had 4000 Finnish radicals at Sudbury now and as many more coming and that in time they would crowd all others out of the district. At the legion meeting there was much indignation at the article complained of, and also protest against the "Red" schools conducted to teach children to disregard the Government and religion. GANADIAN LEGION SHOWS LADIES‘ BOWLING FOR REGENTMENT DF ARTIGLE â€"WFEK OFf DECEMBE 13 Sudbury Returned Men Express Objecâ€" Pioneers, N.B.B.O., Ladies of the Moose tion to References to Royaity in ' and the Kiwanees, the Winners Finnish Newspaper for the Week. "Be it therefore unanimously resolvâ€" Verner Feldman Martin . Slotnick Levine Wilson Gerovic Terry Fyre*..::::.,::, BYyCck»:.:.:*:.,., Desaulnier . Harrison D, Harrison F. McDonald C. Connell ... C. McDonald McDonald ... M. Smith ... Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs The following are the scores for the games:â€" In the Ladies‘ Bowling for the past week the results were as follows:â€" Pioneers, 3 points, Ramblers, 1 point; N.B.B.O., 4 points, A.S.D., 0 points; LO.O.M. 3 points, Y.P. L., 1 point; Kiwanees, 3 points, T.B.C., 1 point.. Hartley Pecore Brown Brisson Totals,...... Handicap ‘Totals .;..:..;., V Moose :3; Y. P. L. 1. ‘LTotlals‘.... Handicap Totals 603...:..:. « N.B.B.O. 4; A.S.D. 0 Totals ... Handicap TLOtals .:. Handicap Totals Totals Handicap Totals .......... 747........790. Pioneers 3; Ramblers 1. N.B.B.O. McDonald .110........ 114 »*Connell.......:. 983.....1. 194 ~McDonald ..119........ 134 cDonald ........ 1395;..;,.,199 A ‘..;;.:..13"7..‘.... 118. Totals Totals ... Handicap Urquhart .. Haevkins .. Porter ‘:.;.....: Porter;.:...... McCracken Fogg . Scott . Pierce Heil . Roach 455 125 102 100 687 594. 524 Ramblers 139....... :102 123........ 142 94. ... 109 139 114 594 117 Pioneers 1¢ 107..:.... 21 122:...s... y 112;.:.;.";"" 553 755 656 178 119 605 149 170 118 142 526 730 854 759 104 212 159 177 114 194 134 139 118 886 769 117 156 153 486 555 678 579 155 145 145 103 109 124 597 108 183 101 116 518 793 695 630 107 106 134 853 102 213 165 133 180 780 663 117 138 178 138 137 1458 _.207 2210 1568 .237 1983 .195 2026 .. 901 381 352 453 209 303 323 307 289 282 282 240 335 383 308 302 408 430 347 375 423 316 612 433 370 379 Dye:..::. Gordon Wallace Watt ... Lang ... Smith Grant ;. McAskill He was the proud possessor of three pleasures that of receiving, of givins, and the ever blessed pleasure of a hapâ€" py memory. "It was the day ofter Christmas thar I came upon him again, hanging about the streets with that same old look of a beggar about him. That is, in all but his eyes; they, I think, were never quite the same again. They fairly shone when he lifted them to my face in recognition. ‘Good morning, Joe,‘ said I, ‘what have you done with your toys?‘ "Imagine my surprise when he said, ‘I give ‘em to Jack Parker, the coloured boy, over yonder to scruff Town.‘ "*What?‘ said I, ‘you have given them all away? All your beautiful toys?‘ He was silent a moment. and then his ragâ€"= ged little face glowed as he replied ; "‘I had em; I had ‘em a whole day. I aint got ‘em any more, but I had em anyhow.‘" ‘"There was a kmd of awe in his solemn, earnest eyves," said the lady, "as though the joy of possession had strickâ€" en him dumb. "Prudence," said she, in speaking of the matter afterward, "might have sugâ€" gested food and clothes. But another idea had taken possession of me. I determined then and there that that boy should know the blessedness of happy childhood for one Christmas at all events." On the impulse she called him in. Toys, a wagon, an iron horse with a fAlying driver madly sounding a fireâ€" alarm, a drum with gilded sticks, a tin horn, a pack of firecrackers, things which his povertyâ€"blinded eyes RHad never before looked upon in the light of real possession, were put into his hands. There was a lady in the shop, deeply engaged in purchasing gifts for her small nieces and nephews. She saw the waif at the windowâ€"ragged, haliâ€" clad, and without doubt halfâ€"starved as well. This appealing little Christmas story is told by The Acton Free Press:â€" K He was a little ragged waif living in a village. A stranger to actual comfort it is not to be supposed that he was very familiar with the pleasures of life. On Chnistmas eve he was standing beâ€" fore a shop window with his lean little face pressed against the pane, devourâ€" ing with hungry eyes the beautiful disâ€" play within. The Ragged Lad Gave Away His Wonâ€" derful Toys, but Held the Memory of Possession TRIo KIND LAD HAD THAEE GHRIGTMAS PLEASURES Totals ... Handicap Totals ;,....:..;. Kiwances 3; Totals Totals..... Handicap ..07DB Kiwanees 160.:;;;:, 169 Li78.s::.:; 190 103:.:.... 113 91:*:...:. 133 60:.:..... 114 592 147 564 135 91 709 147 607 68 115 693 701 68 769 101 167 87 2288 508 334 307 174 102 399 205