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THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA, FRIDAY, JANUABY 19, 1931 Citizen Phones: Queen 550 EVENING CITIZEN 5 O'CLOCK EDITION- RACES-MARKETS -LOCAL AND WORLD NEW EIGHT Race Entries Race Results BONDS I STOCKS Conference Em This Afterno Sudden Passing At Eastview Of AbriiptAdvancelCanKnal Explains In U.S. i tx communicated Supplied to The citizen by John The conference between the Graham Company. Band Deters. 85 Sparks street. Dominion Government Bands- TROPICAL PARK.

First race. $500, maiden. 2-vear-olds 3 furlongs (oW 2 04): Lot, sick 112 A Robertson, SIS 40, $6.10, $330 won' Neon, 112. C. E.

Allen, $14.60 (4 60 second; Abner. lis, $220, third Time .38. King's Pleasure, Good Aim. Aunt Myrtle. Bank Holiday, Pldgety Goose Creek, xPaysU, xMerry Bud also ran.

xFleld. Steady Demand Met For fall Street Stocb YORK. Jan. 19 A steady de minion Eovemment and nren Due Bid Asked fid tomes lo Halt closed at four o'clock this after Just before rising the confe received a resolution presents the provincial governments Ncy. 1.

1934 S'i 101 20 101.40 3.75 Oct. IS, 1935 99.38 99.75 3 65 Jefferson Park entries Page Z. TROPICAL PARK Tropical Park entries: First race, purse $500. claiming, maidens. 3-year-olds and up.

6 furlongs XBroad Royal 103, Heiress 103. Baby John 108. Mr. Bees 112. Pol Is her 109 Our Senator 108, Tetra Domino 114 xSuncirele Elan 103, Tigh Wad 108 Nourrice 111, Jasta Play 107, Landmark 108 Second race, purse $500.

claiming. 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs xQiior-um 110. In High 113. xDornoch 110.

xHernando 108. iHokuao 107. xHasty Peter 108, xBillles Orphan 103. Third race, purse $500. claiming.

3- mand for equities carried stocks 1 to mnr than 2 Dointu higher today. Trad Second race, purs $500, claiming. 3-year-olds, furlongs Bickering 115 (Porter! 3 60, 2 20. 3.20, woo: C(lT Jot. recited what is now beina dor ing expanded on the advance and embraced virtually all group.

Low-prie-ed shares were a feature of the buying Oct. IS, 193S 4 100.25 100 62 3 66 I Noy. 15, 1936 102.75 103.12 3 89 1 Mar. 1. 1937 5 105 00 105.75 3 25 Dec.

1. 1937 107.50 108 00 3.56 1 Oct. 15. 1939 4 99.12 99.50 409 Giurch Warden of Parish In Quebec Had Taken Proceedings Against Abbe Without Obtaining Authorization. way of direct relief and cont ReVaFatlierDay Unexpected Death Popular Rector of Church of Assumption, Formerly Of Cantley, Parish Rev.

Father Francis Charles Day, Parish priest of the Church of the US (Wright) 3.20. 2.40. second' King's Tw tt tnn. Arm with miotAtlons uin.l i w. intra.

Time American Dollar Advances To $4.93 14 In London But Then Suffers Con-sitlerable Setback. lions to public works and asked this svstem be continued. ruling around their high points. Dela- i 4.5. Masked Prince, Royal Ma wr and Hudson got up 6 points.

S. Jeaty and Carvel Hall also ran. Sept. 1. 1940 Vz 101.38 101.75 4 21 Nov.

15. 1941 103.25 103 75 4.44 apart from any public works the Dominion itself may initif i Oct. 15. 1943 5 103.50 104.00 4.49 Canadian Pres Despatch Oct. 15, 1944 100.75 101.25 4J6 year-olds and up, 1 1-16 mUes Political 112.

xBlind Chatter 91, Bun D. 105. xSwagger Stick 108, xGlbby's Choice 107. Peace Lady 107, Lotta Aire Steel. American Telephone, Santa Pe and Case advanced around 2 or more each.

Transfers approximated 3,300,000 tharw. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Supplied by McDougail at Cow-ms. QUEBEC, Ja 1. 19. His Eminence Canadian Dollar Just Third race.

S500. claiming. 4-year-olds and up. S'i furlongs Dont Blush, 115 (Coucci), 7.60. 3.00.

2.30. won; Lucky Jack, 104 tLitsenberger), 4.00. 2.80. second: Happy Anne. 108 2 40.

third. Time. 1:05 3-5. Monks Beta. Jane Ellen, Eyota.

Huldah. Suspicious and Beau Cavalier Also ran. Oct. 15, 1945 4 96.00 96 38 4.39 Feb. 1.

1946 4', 100 87 101.38 4 36 Povrfinal XT VfllenfliilA fnlav Approval was also given to a cial arrangement being made any of the provinces relatini federal aid in financial probl An official statement will Assumption, Eastview, and previous Oct. 1J, 1952 4 95.75 96.25 4.28 IVirlfi- Porlrv I pvp1 Issued a stat- raent concerning the! tnaer laniv ixmtjs from the catno- Nov 1, 1956 4'2 9925 99.75 4.51 Open Close 52', Nov. 1, 1957 4'i 99.25 99 75 4.51 uauy uounie uve oick and Dont lie church of Georges Lamontagne. sued this evening. Nov.

1, 1958 4', 99.50 99.87 4.51 102' I Blush paid $38.10 for $2. Auburn Motors 52 Air Reduction 102 Alaska Juneau Allied Chemical 151 Allts Chilmers 19'i Fourth race. $500, claiming. 4-vear- Nov. 1.

1959 100.25 100.58 4.32 Oct. 1, 1960 4 93.00 93.75 4 40 fllds sna up. o'j mriones: Haoov scot Selling in Quarters Connected With Recent Gold Purchases Cause. Dominion Govt. Guaranteed 113, Porter, 13.50.

$3.00, $2.20, won; Lotts Airs, 105. Mozer, $540. $2.90. second; G.T.R. GRAIN Chain.

110. G. Rose. S3.20, third. Time 101.50 103.00 4 40 106.00 107 00 S.tk 109.50 111.00 5.18 1936 1940 1946 1951 1954 1954 6 7 4'a 5 105.

xDeferred 103. Fourth race, purse $500, claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 1 1-16 miles xJane Ellen 98. High Socks 112.

xGrayback 98. Star Play 110. xPalatine 103, xxTry Fair 93. Making Bubbles 112. Fifth race, purse $1,000, claiming, the William C.

Miller, 3-year-olds and up. 1 miles xDommant Miss 101, Blessed Event 111, xaCharlte K. 112. xMiney Mverson 103. xKiltamond 90, Uncal 108, xaSandwrack 109, Live One 103.

a-Haughton, Jones Si George entry. Sixth race, purse $600. claiming, the Wolford oHtel. 3-year-olds and up. 1', milts Polo Bar 112.

xWell Built 103, Rldnevtrw 103, xMomo 102, Don Guzman 110. Seventh race, purse $600, claiming. 4-vear-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles Scout Master 112. Phantom Legion 113. xChuck B.

109. xStone Martin 111, Moralist 114, The Tout 112. xSpud 111, xx Arab 105, xEl Puma 111. Eighth race (substitute) purse $600, WINNIPEG GRAIN EXCHANG 102.25 102.73 4 28 103.50 104.25 4.67 100 00 100.50 4.46 1 05 3-5. Golden Effort, Premeditate Starry and Love Offering also ran.

JEFFERSON PARK. First race. $300. claiming, 3-year-olds. 1 mile: Black Peter, 105.

Jacobs. $1920, $8. S4.40. won; Mavco. 108.

Kacala. t8. $5 60. second: Mortise. 112, Haas.

5. supplied by J. T. Richards Closing exchange quotations: Pound at Montreal, $5.07. TJ.S, dollar at Montreal, $1.01 4.

Pound at New York, $5.02. Canadian dollar at New York, 99 He. 1955 103.50 104.00 4.46 High Low Close G.TR. G.T.R. CNR.

CNR. CNR. CNR. C.N.S. CNR.

CNR. OTP. G.T.P. C.N.R. CNR.

C.N.R. church warden of the parish of St. Maxime de Scott, Beauce county, which developed out of a dispute with Abbe Emile Bernard, the parish priest. The statement given out over the Cardinal's tignature explains some of the facts, which it says have been published inexactly in some quarters. The statement follows: "Certain newspapers have published versions of the court case against Abbe Bernard, rector of the parish of Saint Maxime de Scott, Beauce county, which have been inexact and suggestive.

It is time to clearly explain all details of the case accurately without causing any prejudice to the sentence of the courts. 1955 5 105.25 106 25 4.42 1956 102.25 102.75 4.31 A. II. Byers 27', Amer. Bank Note 18i Adams Express 9', American Can.

Co 99 Amer. Sc For. Power 9 Amer. loco 31 '4 Amer. MRChine IS3.

Amer. Power Light 8 American Radiator 155 American Smelting American T-l. Si Tel 117 American Waterworks 21, Anaconda Copper 18 Atchison Rly 67', Baldwin Loco I3', Bait. Ohio 27', Corp 87, Bendix 19', Bethlehem Steel 42'i Brings Body 135, Borden Dairy 22'i third. Time 1.45.

Lightnin Bill. Just Z2, 1S2'! 20'i IS'1, 10'i ion, 9'. 32 16 4 85, 16 22'4 16', 70' 13'i 28', 9'. 19'i 43 i 14 24'i 27 16'i 55', 1957 4'i 100.00 100 50 4.46 1962 3 85.50 86.50 3.40 1962 4 96.50 97.25 4.15 1968 4'i 101.38 101.87 4 39 Wheat-May July Oats-May July Rye-May July Barley May July Open 70 36'i 377. to that parish priest at Cantley, for 11 years, died at the rectory.

60 Russell road, last evening after an illness of only a few hours. Rev. Father Day was born at New York city in 1873 and attended Notre Dame University, Boston University and finished his theological course at the Grand Seminary, Ottawa. He was ordained at the Basilica In 1916 and that year was appointed curate at Almonte, under Mgr. Cavanagh.

The following year he founded the church at Darling, and was appointed parish priest there. Five years later Father Day was made parish priest at Cantley, and from there was appointed to Assumption church on August 6th last. The remains will leave the rectory, 60 Russell road, this afternoon at four o'clock for the Basilica, where they will lie in state. Solemn requiem high mass will be chanted Saturday morning at nine o'clock. The body will leave Ottawa at 3 p.m.

Saturday for Boston, where interment will take place. Father Day was taken ill early yesterday morning and Dr. T. T. Dufour was called.

During the day 69, 69', 3774 36'i 367', 517, 51 51 i 42'i 43'i 433, 1969 106.50 106 87 4.61 1970 3 106.50 106.87 4.61 claiming, maidens, 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs xBernle K. 103, Poles Apart M. Har. 1969 5 108.00 109.00 4.52 All strictly subject to change.

108. Brandonia 107, xKlng Holllster 103, Chastity 111, Lynnewood 108. xGallic Bav Servant. Slouchat, Teddy Cold Spill and Morprln also ran. Second race.

$300. claiming. 3-year-olds. 5'i furlongs Dessner, 114 (Pas-cuma). 340, 3 00, 2.40.

won; xRouless. 105 (Lemb), 15.80. 4.80, second; Corida, 104 (Petrella), 3 00. third. Time.

1:09 3-5. Travert, All Night, Fancy Feathers, Losln Mary, Mildur Prince. Errant Lady. Wielander and xSarane also ran. xFleld, London Oil Close LONDON.

Jan. 19. Closing: Calcutta linseed, 11 2s 6d. Linseed oil. 19s 6d.

Turpentine spirits, 47s 6d. Rosin, tvpe B. 13s: 113s 3d. Tallow, Australian, 21s 6d. Shellac, spot, 99s 6d.

Flax-May 151 'i 1507i 151 'i 109. Benaiee 108. Twldgets 103, xCa- Canadian Presi Despatch. TORONTO, Jan. 19.

The abrupt advance of the United States dollar against the British pound was halted and about wiped out by International foreign exchange dealings today. After advancing to 4.95 1-4 in London, the United States dollar weakened to close at $5.02 in British funds, a net loss of 6 3-4 cents on the day, while in New York the pound recovered sharply at the July 149'i latl'i 148 150 balnia 109. Werks Tag 110, xGreek Maiden 96. PROVINCIAL BONDS. Supplied to The Citizen by H.

Monk and Company, Investment Bankers, 75 Sparks street, Ottawa. Provincial Government Case Threshing 76i Canada Dry Ginger Ale 26'i Can. Pacific 15', Chrysler 5414 Coca Cola 90', Col. Citrbon 82', CHICAGO FUTURES. 5-lbs, a.a.c.

xx-7 lbs. a.a.c. First "On February 2, 1933, Georges Lamontague, a chureft, warden of the parish, had the books of the parish seized and it is concerning Supplied to The Evening Cltlzi race. 2 p.m. a.

tierce ana vo. Weather, cloudy, track fast. Bid Asked Vld. 82.50 84.50 5.72 Alta. this matter that Mr.

Justice G. F. Glbsone pronounced Judgment here Due 1 Oct. 56 1 Mar. 47 1 Feb.

45 C. MINING 98'4 es'i i 14' 33', I 2'si 43' 80'J 79 I 343.J 99', BS'a 4'i 6 5', 4'a 6 5 5'i 6 Wheat-May July Sept. Corn-May July Sept. Oats-May July Rely on Citizen Classified Ads. to point out ways to save.

Open High Low 90'4 88 1, 88 'i 89' 89', 52'i 52'i 523J 54, 545, 54'i 55'i 58 55i 3874 39 38, 37', 37i 37 37 36'', 97.00 93.50 83.00 96.50 88.00 91.00 96.00 96 00 98.00 6.22 95.50 6.05 85.00 5.77 98.00 6.22 90.00 5.74 92 .50 6.12 98.00 6.22 97.50 4.92 1 Oct, 15 Feb, 2 Dec 1 Oct. 1 Apr, 883, 2 10'i 10', N. B. 47, 15 Apr. loi.

lias 14 Com. Solvents 3.T, Com. South 2', Con. Gas 43 Con. Can 80 'a Com Production 78 2 Del.

Lack 28 Dome Mine 33si Dupont 99 Eitstman Kodaks 85 Electric Auto Lite 22'i Elec. Power Si Light 6'4 Erie Rv 19 Fox Film I4ia F'reeport Texas 45 'j General Electric 21 3, Gen. foods 351, Gen, Motors 37 Gen. Railway Signals 39, Gille-tte 10 Gold Dust 19(i Sept. on December 23, last.

The defendant, due to the principles of parish law involved, has carried the case to the Court of Appeals. "In addition, a further action has been inscribed against Abbe Bernard in the criminal courts, and the case Is scheduled to be heard before the present criminal assizes at St. Joseph, Beauce county. Cause of Church Action. "In conformity with canon law, the plaintiff, Georges Lamontgne, 2 July 63 100.00 101.00 4.93 1 Can Nor Pow 883 15 Can Vlckera 2 35 Can Winer 10'i 70 City Gas 315 Cosgrave 7 835 Seagrams 10 Dom Eng 24', 1 2 10'i 10', 7 24', 3 180 13 opening to $5.02 1-2, later easing to $5.01 1-2.

Montreal Steadier, In Montreal the fluctuations were less erratic, the pound ruling around $5.06 at noon, an advance of about 4 1-4 cents in Canadian funds. The Canadian dollar remained fairly close to yesterday's levels in terms of United States funds. After an advance of a quarter-cent at the opening, the Canadian currency eased to 99 cents in New York, the same as yesterday, while at Montreal the U.S. dollar ruled at a N. S.

On Theft Charge Caught Bilferine bureau dn 7 24'i 247, 3 1.76 rather Day said that he felt much better and only 10 minutes before he died at 9.30 p.m. was sitting up in bed conversing pleasantly with several friends. Rev. Father Arthur Cadieux, teacher at the Seminary, who assisted Father Day with the church duties of Eastview, was at his bedside and administered the last rites of the Catholic church as the sudden fatal seizure came. Ont.

100 Dom Tar 4t Ch 3 95 Home Oil 1.80 13 May 60 104.00 105.00 5.05 5 1 Mar. 60 102 00 103.00 4.79 15 May 43 97.00 98.50 4.70 4 16 Jan. 37 99.15 4.30 4i 16 Jan. 40 100.50 4.40 4'i lSept. 44 101.50 102 50 4.22 4'i IS Jan.

49 98.25 4.65 4'i 1 June 50 98 00 98.75 4.61 in a rooming house on Albert where the proprietor said he total stranger. D'Arcv Grenier 956 Imp Oil 133, 13'! 109 Imp Tob in 11 a Bear And Falconbridge Are Sold On Exchange TORONTO. Jan. 19. While the general tone of the Standard mining market held firm today, a few specialties in the cheap groups were given a shakedown, among them.

Bear Exploration and McMillan, and to a lesser extent, Falconbrldge. All the copper issues firmed up, the leaders registering substantial gains. Senior golds were Stiffening of prices for the copper stocks was due to another advance In the New York metal market. Nickel was up .15 at 22.85, Noranda 2i to 34.50, Hudson Bay .50 to 9.75, Sherrltt 6 to 1.08. Coast Copper 5 to 4.50, and Waite Amulet .15 to 1.37.

1555 Int Pete 21. 203V 21 21, of no fixed abode, was an 250 Int Utll 1.10 1.05 1.10 following a public notice given August 12, 1933, has been excommuni on a charee of theft at 275 Melcers A 14 13? o'clock this morning by TraffiJ ficer Fted Svmes of the citv 4'i 1 June 62 93.50 94.50 4.32 5 2' Dec. 60 106.25 107.00 4.54 5'i 1 July 46 107.00 107.50 4.73 1 Feb. 47 106.00 107.50 4.70 cated by His Eminence the Cardi nal. for having instigated proceed 551.

2 115 Melcehrs 20 Mitchell 20 Pow Corp 5 Stand Pav 13 So Can Pow Pf er, 8 55', 75 Grenier, said police, is bell premium of 15-16th of a cent, compared with 1 1-4 cent premium at yesterday's close. Ings against Abbe Bernard without 97, 8 3, 75 24 25 to have come into town this rr Ont. Hy. El. -5 1 Oct.

52 92.00 93.00 4.79 10 Thrift Pfd 24 75 24 25 ing from Northern Quebec 2 Uni Sec 25 4 1 Aug. 57 93.50 94.25 4.39 dentiv recoenizinz the bulldin 5075 Walkervllle 5.75 6.05 1 Jan. 70 99.75 100.50 4.71 Albert street as a rooming 55 55 7C8 Walker 6 1 May 47 106.00 P.E.I. Quebec. 173, 4', 1 Aug.

58 96.25 97.00 4.45 383 walker Pfd Mines: 4'i 2 Jan. 63 99.75 101.00 4.40 ne walked calmly in and was to be going through bureau dr; when seen by the proprietor. Sask. STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE. Supplied to The Citizen by J.

T. Richards and Company. Sales Stocks High Low Close 140600 Alexandra 05 6500 Algoma .02 ,02 5 1 Aug, 58 85.00 86.50 6.07 5 1 Nov. 59 85.50 87.00 6 04 5'i 1 Oct. 52 90.00 92.00 6.27 Goodyear Tire jjt, Gran by Copper 91, Houston Oil 24 Hudson Motors loi International Harvester 42, International Nickel 223; Inter.

Paper 2 Inter. Paper Pfd 13 International Tel. Si Tel. 15', Johns Manville 63 Kelvlnator 5251 Kennecott Copper 211, Loews Inc 273, 401, Melntyre Pore 403, Montgomery Ward 25', Nash Motors 294 Noranda 34 1-: National Biscuit 48 National Cash Register 20 National Dairy Products 15 National Power Sz Light 11 New Haven R.R w. New York Central 371! Northern American Pacific Gns Si Electric 19 Packard Motors 43J Pennsylvania Ry 351: Public Service of N.J.

393J Neighborhood Services 6 15 Mar. 52 94.00 95.00 6.47 140 Anglo Huron 2 .50 2.35 2.50 ERRATIC IN LONDON LONDON, Jan. United States dollar, buffeted in a busy and erratic foreign exchange market, closed today at $5.02 to the pound, a loss of 6 3-4 cents from yesterday. Traders expressed surprise at the about-face, but a decline of 10 cents from a firm opening to the day's lowest figures of was attributed to selling from quarters connected with recent gold purchases and speculators' profit-taking after the recent rise on fears that equalization funds might begin operations. .04 City of Mont.

4'i 1 May 41 95.00 97.00 5.00 Issue Further Ap A strong appeal for old bedding and furniture is 5 1 Mar. 45 98.50 99.75 3.15 .04 .05 .02 .27 .07 500 Area 04 4200 Arno 06 26500 Amity 02 'i 7600 Bobjo 1000 Buffalo Cdn. .07 Father Day was ordained the same day as Rev, Father Courte, who died on Dec. 21st last and Rev. Father Secours.

An Eloquent Speaker. An eloquent speaker from the pulpit, Father Day was noted for his sermons and members of other parishes often went to service in Assumption church to hear his addresses to the congregation. He was also noted In the parishes where he had been priest for. his financial ability and no matter how deeply in debt a church was when he took it over, under his leadership the parish began to come from behind and when he left his several charges they all had balances on hand and were free from debt. In Assumption church the financial situation was considerably Improved In the short time that he had been parish priest it was stated by parishioners last evening.

Surviving are one sister, Mrs. J. H. Harrigan, Boston and two nephews. Leo and Clarence Harrigan, Boston.

having obtained authorization as required by canon law. "As the sentence was pronounced in a disciplinary manner any appeal which might be made to the Holy See by the individual concerned cannot nullify the excommunication pronounced against hinj, as long as the Holy Sae does not invalidate the procedure in question. (Canon Following is the text of the excommunication announcement announcement which was read In the parish church of St. Maxime de Scott, Beauce county, on Sunday, January 14, 1934, by Mgr. J.

Ed. Feuiltault: In the Name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. 1. In view of the Canons 1,521 and 1,526 of the canon law code concerning the administrators of ecclesiastical Droperties. .02 'j .27 .07 6 15 May 44 103.75 105.25 5.37 made by the Ottawa Neighbor Mont.

C. 23'i 63, 201, 15' 46', 22'i 38' 37, 41 193 1ST. 10(, Wu 22'i 21, 16'', 633 21', 29', 43'i 40'j 263, 34', 47, 20', 153, 11V, 19'J 19 4'i 36 58 8', 3 46', 20 23 16', 46', 83, 6', 9', 263, 40', 33', 33, 6', 59 50', 124 54i 7 42', 48 1 5 .65 124500 Bear Expl 76' 6 15 Feb. 37 101.25 103.50 5.00 3500 Bagamac 200 Barr Holl .16 .16 .16 540 Base Met 1.75 1.74 1.7 1500 Big Miss 36 .36 .36 100 Brx 58 .58 .58 200 Bulolo 29.50 29.25 29.50 6000 Cart Mai .02 .02 20 Falconbrldge 3.30 3.30 3.30 580 Int Min 13.00 13.00 13.00 26900 Lebel Oro .15 .14 .15 1300 Lee Gold 15', 15'2 25 Melntyre 41.00 41 00 41.00 210 Noranda 34.30 34.30 34.30 1350 Siscoe 1.52 1.50 1 50 4800 Sullivan 34 .34 .34 50 Teck Hugh 8.15 6.10 6.15 200 Ventures 80 .80 .80 Stocks 3010 Abitibi 1.75 1.50 1.70 55 Abitibi pfd 6 6 6 140 Brew Dlst 2.75 2.70 2.70 1300 Brew Corp 9, 3 964 Brew Corp Pfd 21 375 Can Malt 33', 32 2340 Clau Neon .70 .50 .60 710 Cons Paper 3'i Services, who supply such art to people on relief for the Ot Welfare Bureau. Stoves par strictly subject to change.

CORPORATION BONDS. Furnished by Boyai Swumies Con larly are needed, say officials a .07 .07 .07 .62 .59 .61 .15 1.75 1.70 1.73 10.50 10.10 10.35 .01 .36 .36 .36 j024 .14 .14 Neighborhood Service's headc tra uttAwa, 10100 Br. River 11500 Barry Hoi. 2500 Base Metals 520 Bralorne 11500 Bunker Hill 500 Big Mls. 14000 Brownlee 6000 Brett 285 Coast Copper uoxi.U 5711 ters In By Ward market, severs quests having bsen made for Radio 73i Radio Keith 2 Justice Dies In Montreal Court by people who are without them 4.75 4.50 4.75 tirely.

.06 06 nears Koeouck 45a; Southern Calif. Edison 19', Standard Brands 22' i Standard Oil of Calif. tui Atl. Sugar S's, 1941 Alb. Pac.

Grain 6's, 1946 Beauharnols 6's, 1959 Beauharnols 1973 Beauharnols 5's, 1973 Bell Telephone S's, 1957 24500 Chlb. Pros 06', 6500 Can. Kirk 09 2000 Churchill .14 2100 Cent. Man 12 15500 Can. Malartle .45 4100 Castle 58 Socony j6i shovelled night and da iuju ue 9ii oonos 18'i 133 Ford A 19', 45 .13 .41 .58 .54 .01 .09 .45 .57 .55 '2.

In view of the canons 120 and 2,341, relative to the privileges of the ecclesiastical tribunals concerning the cases of clergymen and Justice J. Brossard Was 2785 Price Bro 140 18', 1 25 12 197, 125 12 175 Price Bro 16 2000 Cent. Pat 56 to keep up heat this wlnte Have the heating plant put 1 10000 Clerlcy 01 FIXED TRUSTS 057i good order even now. Oui 34.25 3500 Dom. Expi 03' 145 Dome 34.25 1750 Eldorado 3.70 34 20 3.67 omuaara mi or Stewart Warner Studebaker Standard Gas Si Electrft Texas Co Texas Gulf Tlmkln Roller Bearing United Aircraft United Corporation United Gas Improvement US.

Alcohol U.S. Rubber Union Carbide 3.67 advice and prices are wort seeking. 337, 32 if' 57 18'i 49, Castledlne. Securities, 3.10 3.10 Supplied to The Citizen by Poulln Investment Spark, street. 3.25 the sentences whicn tney are authorized to Impose upon those who have committed any offence.

'3. In view of the fact that Georges Lamontgne first proceeded by Instigating a seizure against Abbe Bernard, rector of the .15 .15 .81 .82 2100 Falconbrldge 3000 Ooodflsh 16800 God's Lake 3000 Goldale 66600 Graham B. W. G. EDGE, Ltd.

Unlisted Mines 1000 Amity 02 1000 Alexandria .04 'j 1000 Bobjo 1000 Duparquet 02 100 Granada 68 600 Macassa New 2 20 500 Man Basin 850 McVlttie Gra 1 10 5100 Parkhlll 41 750 Stada 12', 144B0 Sherr Gor 107 20CO Thorn Cad .29 'i Unlisted Oils 100 Acme 17 Total sales 98.617. Bid Asked 2.22 2.32 .02 .04 .27 'i .02 .68 2.19 1 08 .40 .12 1.02 .29 .17 .02 .27 1, .02 .68 220 .02 1.C9 .40 .12 1 05 29'. 4 .17 .13 .06 150 Gloucester. Q. $08 B.

A. Oil 5's. 1945 B. C. Telephone 5's, 1960 B.

C. Power Sfi's, 1960 Calgary Power 5s, 1960 Can, Cement 5'i's, 1947 Can, N.P. 5's. 1953 C. P.R.

S's. 1934 C.P.R. 6's, 1942 C.P.R. 1944 Can. Steamship S's.

1943 Can. Steamship 6's. 1941 Can. Vickers 6s, 1947 Cedar Rapids 5's, 1953 Wm. 6a.

1943 Dom. Canners 6'a, 1940 Dom. Tar 6's, 1949 Dom. Textile 6's. 1949 Duke-Price Power 6's, 1956 Eaton Realty S's, 1949 French Nat Mall 6's, 1952 Union Pacific 123 .65 .66 12.25 12 40 955 9.75 22.70 22.75 U.S.

Steel an: parish of Saint Anne Maxime de Scott, Beauce county, followed by 2600 Granada 66 3600 Holllnger 12.40 6000 Howev 1 02 1000 Hudson Bay 9 .75 2600 Int. Nickel ...22 80 Bid Asked 29 'i 3 Hi 95' a 11 13 92 70 73 54 57 93 95 44 46 102'i 104 103 'a 105 99 101 96 99 94 97 87 i 90 86', SB'i 84 'a 87 99 101 103 10S 79 70 21 23 52 54 104'i 106'i 971, 102 66 105 83 as 91 93 120 130 65 69 82 'i 85 75 78 79 82 82 85 85 88 104 106 97 99 79 81 97 100 95 97 85 88 93 9S'i 86', 89'i 96 98 Corp. Trust Old Series Corp. T. Shares Five Year Fixed Fund.

Trust Fund. Trust Nor. Amer. Trust 1955 Nor. Amer.

Trust 1956 Quarterly Income Shares. 2.32 4.08 4'i 4 2.35 2 35 1.35 2.48 4.30 4i 2.48 2.48 1.45 Vanadium Steel 247, Warner Bros. Pictures 6 Weatlnghouse Electric 41'; Woolworth 471" Yellow Cab jiT i a complaint men lata in me criminal court, without previously having either obtained or asked the necessary permission of church authorities as required by canon law. Government, Municipal and 'Corporation Bonds Many years' experience advlslr on, and dealing In. the be TORONTO STOCK FXCHANGE.

Sal" Hieh Low Close 4200 Abitibi 185 150 180 Stronger Tendency Is '4. In view of the fact mat me Ex-dlv. Investment Amer. Composite British Type issues are at your dispose Enquiries, personally or by mail 6'i .70 3 40 .53 320 122600 Jack. Man.

76600 Kirk. Hunton 2000 Koot. Flor. 36000 Lake Maron 4000 Lee 2600 Lake Shore 10000 Malroblc 2000 McLeod River 4000 Macassa 16600 Man. 16600 McMillan 1325 Mctntvre 2000 McVlttie 3600 McWstters .01 '4 .01 .34 .32 .33 1 i .15 .15 45.21 4500 45.00 .02 .02 .02 .02 2.20 2.17 2 18 mvt trn't .48 .43 .43 4 100 40 71 41.00 1.09 107 1.08 .42 .40 .40 Gatlneau Pr.

S's, 1956 Gatlneau Pr 6's. 1941 19 Exhibited At Montreal MONTREAL, Jan. 19 Security values Elevated To Que. Superior Court Recently. (Canadian Presi.) MONTREAL, Jan, 19.

While hsaring a case in the Superior Court, to which he had been elevated only about four months ago, Mr. Justice L. J. Arthur Brossard, 62, died suddenly here today. Appointed to the Bench on August 30, 1933, to replace Hon.

Mr. Justice Charles Archer, retired. Judge Brossard had been sitting regularly ever since and gave no sign of ill health. Born in the town of Lapralrle, in 1871, Judge Brossard graduated In law from the University ol Montreal. Called to the bar In 1896, he was created a King's Counsellor a few years later.

In the course of his legal career he appeared In many outstanding cases both civil and criminal. Judge Brossard introduced Premier R. B. Bennett to his first Quebec audience at a gathering of 10,000 In Lapralrle. udge Brossard contested the Laprairie-Naplerville riding once but was defeated.

He Is survived by his wife, one son, Femand Brossard, and two daughters, Mrs. Charle E. Letour-neau, and Mrs. Andrew Beaubicn. Can.

Investment Fund. Ex-dlv. are invited. John Graham Compan jo Allium B'j 6 25 Alt Pac Gr 19 19 335 Beauharnols 6'i e1 10 Beattv Bro 8 8 3 Bell Tele i 113li 113 20 Blue Ribb 5 10 Blue Rib Pfd 263, 2.v 511 Brazilian 131, 12, plaintiff, in a letter sent to church authorities which was dated Jan-uary 30. 1933, stated that he would take action in the civil law courts If the accounts of the fabrique of the parish were not made available Jamaica P.

5's. 1950 on the Montreal stock Exchange once gain displayed a stronger tendency fol- 85 Sparks St. Queen Citizen Classified Ads connect you with all sorts of opportunities. OTTAWA Mont. H.

and P. 5 1951 107 107 Mont. rram. a ltm lao Brew and 285 280 before a certain date, i.e., biinaay. .01 i 5000 Murphy 01', Mont.

Tram. S's. 1955 10 Power A 24'i A weas session and prices Inclined higher today with a majority of gains being shown bv the llt at the close of trading. Volume was even lighter than yesterday and trading was carried on at a slow pace 24', .09 .09 230 Bldg Prods 20U II Burt 29', .180 1 80 1.80 02'i ,02, .021, 2.40 2 45 249 Mont. Is.

P. 1957 McColl-Frontenac ft, 1949 Maclaren P. S'i's, 1961 Maritime and S's. 1951 N.S. L.

and Pr. S's, 1958 Ottawa H. and P. 5's. 1956 tnrnuithout the session, Montreal Tramways led the market In point of strength, advancing 3 34 25 .34 50 Wine Bread Cem Csn Car Dredge Ind Alco Oil Ottawa Val.

Pr. S'i's. 1970 100'', 102'i 425 Can 175 Can 23 Can 30 Can 25 Can 50 Can 1860 Can 20 Can 931 34.30 St 1.00 1.07 .45 Prov 1 and 5 1946 lot points at 120 while Howard Smith preferred was up 3 at 45 and International Power preferred I at 15, International Nickel and Montreal Pow-r were the strung points among the February 3, 1933, and that, notwithstanding, the eve of the day settled upon for the reauditlon of the accounts In question, on the 2nd. instant of the same month, the plaintiff proceeded to have the books and accounts, already approved by the church authorities for everything concerning all transactions anterior to the year 1933, seized. '5.

In view of the considerable scandal which resulted from this action, not only In the parish con Shaw. W. and P. 6's. 1937 96', 63'i 113 5 280 24'', 20', 29' 10'i 45 7i 25 19 13 16', 9 .55 136 165 9'i 20', 2'i ir', 109 14 .21 .96 1.05 .41 .017, .40 snaw.

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iviv 82 85 81 10 Cockshutt 19', 29', 10', 43i 45 7'i 7'. 24', 19 13 15, 9', 9 50 136 165 91, 20', J'4 18', 103 14' leaders, gaining 10 cents at 22 70 and st 36, respectively. Canada Cement preferred lost 2 at 44', while Bank of Montreal rose 1 at 190. 100 500 Mandy 300 Mln. Corn.

37800 Mcffntt Hall 3000 Newbec 1400 Nlplsslng 1300 Noranda 13000 Pavmsster 1000 Pend Ore. 1800 Premier 800 Pros. Airs. 3000 Pawnee 1200 Parkhlll 2400 Reno 2000 Read Authier 3000 Rlbago 38000 San Antonio 87100 "her, Gordon 8000 8lcoe 56000 fivlvanite 3200 Stadecona '8600 St. Anthonv 2R60O P.

Tlb'-mont 5600 Teck Hughes 2500 Towonmsc 16600 Thomn. Cd. 45 7s. 7J4 25 10', 13 IB', 9'4 Sr 136 166'i 20', J'j 193, 109 6 14 Smith. 5i's.

1953 Sou, C. P. $,. 1953 Steel nf Can. 6s, 1940 Utd Grain S'i's, 1949 Un.

Sec. S'i's. 1952 Western Power S'. 1949 Winnipeg Elec. S'.

1933 98 10.1 75 7 98 78 .24 J.00 107 .41 .42 102 .29 .01 'i 1 80 108 1.12 1 8 .12 .46 10 79 100 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE. Supplied to The Citizen by McDou cerned and in the diocese but also 255 Cons Bake 325 Con Ind 128 Smelters 42 Con Gas 100 Cosmos 50 Dom Stores 100 Easv Wash $058 Ford A 25 Goodvear 390 Gvp end Als 25 Ham Cot throughout the whole country where na 14 S4e lllfh Low .40 1 02 ft 1 80 I 07 151 I.M .13 16'i 6 10 .33 .28 135 .43 Viscount Halifax Lav Leader. Dies .01 1.79 1.02 1 50 1.56 .11 .41 1, .30 .28 SO 1 21 Iho matter was reported in the press, especially in non-Roman OBITUARY Catholic centers. 55 Ham Thea 2' 26U Nlrkel 22 90 22 en 22 MRS. JOSEPH SMOl LDICE 4 ta r.eivinamr 4', 2 Kelvlnator All 2.100 Ventures S2 7400 Waite Amulet 1.31 4600 Wayside 41 3600 Wr.

Harg 7,20 Following a lengthy Illness, the 7.20 7.01 death occurred at midnight Thurs day, at her home In Wakefield. Que Close 7'j 113'x 3, 12', 24'. 19', IS', I8'J 106 9'i 45 4 20', 7'. 13'j 35 2 60 19', 18 16 13V, 30', of Jane Rellly, wife of Joseph Shouldlce, and a lifelong resident SO Laura Secord 6S5 Uiblaw A 205 Maple Leaf 10 M.mle I est 642 Museev-H WO Monarch 125 Moore 12 Mnore A 100 Mcore 500 Orange Cr 100 Oranne 2 50 15', 4'i 10', 6', 55 14 100 1 03 75 103 of the Gatlneau district. Daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs 7's 113 i', 12, 24', 10', IS', 18', 106 9 44', 4 20, 7. 13', 35 2 60 19 18 17', 15'. 135 30', 88 3 $4 6 12', 4'. 9', Thomas Rellly, she was born In 7'. 11.1', 3', 12's 34', 19, 18', IB', 106 9'a 45 41.

21 7'. I3J 35 2 SO II', 17', I64 131', 31 SO 3i 12', 4'e 10 45 2600 Wlltsey 10 7000 White .37 Oil Stock. loo Alax 1.07 l.o. 1 07 3.100 Aoe, Oil 57 ,27 30no Acme ,16 800 Calmont .12 .12 1000 Ch-m. Res.

I.l4 188 I SO 400 Dslhoiwle .16 ,41 .55 500 Wnit Crt .24 24 300 Home Oil .,..171 1.7.1 1 75 I'O Merlsnd 34 34 ,34 1100 NTdnn IP', .11 .11 200 Oil Selec 01 .01 OJ 31 Rovall'e 1910 19 1" 10 4" S00 Vac. Oes 3000 Wslnwrlght .88 .81 .12 Wakefield 69 years ago and spent su pnnto Kll 16 her entire life In the community 50 Pd Metal II)', 10 Rusell 45 10 50 IV, 4 10', 6 55 13', 100 1 05 6.1 105 16 19', 41 45 10', 31', 5.1 .14 17 II 147', Hi IW 117 She was a member ot Wakefield United church and took a keen and formerly active Interest In women's In view of the fact that we gave out a public warning and threatened the pkintiff with thr usual censure and sentence commonly resulting In view of action ol such a nature on August 12, 19.13 in accordance with the regulations contained In the ecclesiastical code and that we did not receive any nOCfliciUiufiii front Lainoningni' showing that he hnd, In any way changed his Ideas and stand In the mutter. 7. In view of the fact that the law case In question was to rnme before the civil courta very shortly, we could not continue to show our patience and kindness much longer without conveying the impression that we secretly approved of the proceeding" taken by the plnlntlff, a stand wlilrh certain parties have already suggested and even credited us with. 'As far as the ecclesiastical Irt-btintil aie concerned and In view of the Authority vested in us by our episcopal charge; work In the congregation.

She Is sutvived. In addition to her husband, by five sons, Harry of Ot Total le 1,572 000 Copper, 8'j; sliver, 44' 10 Hlmpeon 320 Stan Sleel 60 Steel of c0 200 Trsvmote 35 Union On 4255 Walkers fh Walkers 153 We.ton Malik: 9 Cnmmerre 14 Dominion 3 Imperial 11 Mon'resl 2,1 Rovsl 45 10', 31', .15 3'. SV, 11', sa', HI', IM 140 1(H) 147 I 69 12', I 4'si 10 tiwa. James and Ruggles of the firm of Shouldlce Brothers, Ottawa 30 Agnew Surp 11 Bell Tele "123 Packers 871 Brazilian 406 Power A 10 Bldg Prods A. 125 Bruck Silk 125 Can Celsnene Can Cel pfd 8VI Can Cement 70 Can Ccm Pld 83 Can SS Pfd 20 Can Rrnmre 5 Can Car 56 Can Car Pfd 14 Cn Convert 10 Con SM 60 Can Ev Pfd 1015 Can Ind Alio Can 1 A 335 Can Nor Power.

480 PR ISA Con 065 Dom BrltKte 20 Dnni Glass 41M Dom SCR SO I)om Textile linden 5 foundation Co 100 Oen st Wares. Gurd 10 (it iwiini 4V) Hmttb. 30 Smith Pfd J6M) Int Nlrkel Int Power 30 ake i.f Woods, S'i Mswv-H 701 MiColl It B3 Mnnt Power (list Mt Power Debs Mnnt Trsm S'KI Nut Brew 134 Nat meet Car Osllvle 7 Penman, 7S1 Power Corp loo One power .15 Ht I. Cora JU A Pfd 11 Hi Pan Pfd fthawlnlesn 44 ftel of CSIl 11 Hhtr wmi fto Can power 2.4 Visu Pl.cinti IflS Wpe Klee nanki 1 Rovsl 77 Mi-mrea! 30 Cnmmerre West; John of Farm Point, Sraninn Killrd In Fall Through Hatch Into Hold HALIFAX, Jan. Olaffson, 33.

seaman on the liner DrottniiiR- and Joseph Shouldlce of Wakefield; three daughters. Mrs. Findley 42 1 SO .10 1.1'i 4', 10', 6', 55 14 1 00 103 75 )U1 16 I9'i 41 4.1 10'i .55 3'l 54', 5l, 147', 114 ISO I') 147 73 S'i 's 9'i, 32 ') 33 IV, 34', 0 13 I'O II', 101, 6 7'i 31 3't S3 S'i 31 22 80 22 70 22 70 Wan Long Outstanding In England's AngloGitho-lie Church Movement. LONDON. Jan.

19. Viscount Halifax, long leader In the Anglo-Catholic chuich movement, tilr-a today at the age of 95 year. He was for mora than 60 years one ot the mainsprings of the movement to unite the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England. In 189S he went to Rome with two Church of England clergvmen lo try to bring the projected union closer. The failure of the mission did not discourse him.

I.nt Cdiiuditin Out Of Racket Tourney MONTREAL. Jan 19 -The ran. art is left in the Imirnsment, fJrsnt ft MntitMil, tru eliminated from further rompetumn in the Canadian amateur racquet iiii. ehmplnnhl when he stent diwn In defeat before C. Ml nf New York American ilnilm rbampion, in the nusrter-flnal round here tlv.

(Irani unable to enmtwie with the hard hiiln of the tinned nit ehsmpmn. end no lime did he threaten to take 1'. lead. Irailnf three slrslsht mn. I' H-0 and 15-3 hr.

L. liuhop nf New Yftrk nr. the (sllrry when he oefeited Uuehun of Hew York, who l.Trtny bit former rhsmpinti, mr J-I ti Child, ttiehop took the ht.t tu Immh. 15-9 and 17-4. Imt the third $14.

and fame back to the 1.4-1 Others to dlnc Into the nn-Jinsie were lmrd of New Vr Mr. delMied Oummee of I-J end on It (I ft wi.inn of hw York, wrio bw II Hit of mn I'-IO. 1' hfl Stevenson ef Wakefield. Mrs. H.

Mc-Callum nf Ottawa and Mrs. William 2 3 2 I holm, was killed today when he fell l.nan: I Huron and Curb: III 75 71 Whclan of Halleybury, three PECAN SALAD FAST-FROZEN ICE CREAM BRICKS So delicious a dessert will rank high in your favor. A brick of smooth, rich, Fast-Frozen Ice Cream-two layers of Pecan with a center layer of Strawberry makei a most en joyable combination. Your fv, i' 1. .12 2.1 l'i 4, 24'4 10 II 91 II '4 IP, 37 44'j 14', I 5 52 irl4 31', IS'i 1H, 3' 147 IW 147 215 13 It 36', 44', 121 24 14', 10 .43 10', 17 a 7, 16 20', 31 I5i', ll, 3, l6 1SO 147 27 13 II 36', 44', 24 14', 194 iJ i' 17 20', 31 15', It, 3', 3, 147 H7 142 With the Holy Name of Clod In-voked.

we. Jenn Marie Rwlngiir Vlllenrme. Oblate of Mary Inimaru-lttte, Cardinal of the Holy Horn an Church, of Notre Dame Cra Angei, Archbishop of Quebec, Do hereby excommunicate, and excommunicated, the Mid deorg' Ltmontagne, ho taking action igsinil Abbe Emlle Bernard, rector of the parish of Saint Maxime) De Brett, Beauce county, and warn hi co-operators and co-purniieiii that, In cnntotmiiy with Canon 2 27ft, unless they resret nih snd 8 Hrrw Cora 784 Brew 100 n.nrk rtilk 375 Can Bud HI Csn Malt Cnn Vine 16 Can Wire 21 Cnegtaves $9 Beskram Imm riridie 2c4 I 'Irt Mnturt .15 Rn Rleo A 10 (iwdyesr 130 Hnnev Hew 14 Imn Tob 2'iJ Power Corp 3I 90 rr f4! 71 Iter uta 7.15 Utand Pav 10 fvsnd Pv a It end Id Toe Kie 10 United rip 5 Wsierlnn HV) Wslkefvllle I'll. 1 4M 14 A OH 3'j 9', an. lit', 10 31 jj so 13 no if, in, i 7, 31 9-, 13 I', ai 11 ii' ii'.

inroURn ilium ana pmum-u vu vne bottom of the hold. 40 feet below. The sailor, making his first voyaiie on the ship, was removing- hatch cover with several shipmates whrn he overbalanced and fell, The DrottninKhnlm hod lust arrived from New York. Find Good Sized FMi Frozfti In Ice Dlockg CYPRESS RIVER, Jan. It, -Workmen cutting Ice for summer use here report blocks of ice taken from river and ilouKh In this district contain hundreds ot fMi solidly encased, They average 10 Inches In length, ire plump and makt ex-cellrnt eating, CrlrilfI Children F.roift BROOKLYN.

Jan. 19-A school bus carrying 20 crippled children wa itmck today by an-other, overturned and demolished by fire wly slight Injuries to three ot the children. brothers, William Rellly of South Hull, Thomas of Rupert, and George Rellly or Ottawa; and a sister, Mrs. David Kennedy of Las-crlles, Que, The funrral Is being held Sunday at 1 30 p.m. from her late residence in Wakefield to Rupert Union cemetery lor Interment.

IncmiM! of i 12,000,000 In Loan lo Brokers WASHINGTON, Jan. Si-Loans to brokers and dealers held by weekly reporting New York niv banks amounted lo $758,000,000 during the week ended Jan. 17. the Federal Reserve Board reported today, reprevnting an Increase ot $12,000,000 for tite week. New York Cotton NW YORK.

Jn, ll-Cottr-fl future rt4 nieanv 1-11 It Un, Marrfl II Ms II rail 50. J'llf 1141.1141, Of IM1. Bee 1173-1173. Irxn steed, middling II family will be delighted. At Our Nearest Dealer their very nerwus fault and cra 35 N'it rVotla 4 csnsdienne 14 14 lit, 10', 3..

ii 11 t3, tl 2n, 11 74', ivl To'sl aslre V)0 sharra COtTON MoMnMrTrmn Jsti, lctirh Open Mi Hnnu. iheir re orr ration, they will, in turn, be punished by Just ennon New York Col ion NfW YfflK Jan 14 -iimri M. urea eliwed esnv itlv 11.19 hither Mf tlU llW, tMn.ttnr rvi tin, tlee, 1193. Ppot iteadf; Rilddllnl lit) IH'HS! 12 M'. II', 74', 111 147 11 Clrw IH 'en ISO? ItM r.

i 0 inn tMI if, lit tn HM Hi-h in ii'' 71 imp nil 11 lot Pet 91 M-rni in MrCotl 16 tif P'l (tales 4 Ml, lrw in i 13', l-e i 74 I I7J tftif Brew nfl Auoe Oil 194 Bri Am Oil net lot It14 lll p. lti MM QUELN 161.