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IIXTEES- Ntelit Club Star Australian House Will Meet As 1 1 "Marry For Love Only' VTonl of Kinj: Krcallctl Being Sought Biggest Year Mr. Kin? Urpcd to Takejg McGorman Voice Enforced Abdication By Cabinet Opposed REV. M. MACKINNON SAYS ANY ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN BY PARLIAMENT; OTHER PASTORS NON-COMMITTAL "ON DISPUTE Canadians Into His Confidence Faith in Windsor's Future Wlicn He Wa Youth; Quizzed Guard His Own 'A i y) I id "3 CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE THIS SECTION ihA fnrre rallv to the magnetic per CONTINUED FROM PACE FIVE THIS SECTION show the force of the extra cash in circulation. VISITORS INFLUENCED "Th Citv of Windsor." he observed.

i subjects were offered at morning and CONTINUED FROM PGE SEVEN THIS SECTION lent of lxNuninplon evening services. I 1 many writers, depends on EritaSn and other nations are greatly stirred and Hrrall Ancclolr; Yourhrs for It her attitude, he said. it is to be hoped tnat trie final tie- sonality that has cheered them in the trenches and on the angry seas? Is revolution against the British Parlia-: ment as now constituted a possibility? I These are contingencies thoughtful people are discussing and they are asserting the right of Canadians to i know everv detail of the background and the extent to which Canada is committed to support Baldwin, Mr. King has not made it clear that i if Mr. Baldwin resigns the Canadian government will resign.

It is held that until such time as Canada makes uiat umu uiu if 4 ctfiins that are made and carried out wi'l nnt, onlv nreserve the Empire, but Danger to Democracy "has been allowed to assume very shabbv appearance. Many of our really nice homes are in need of repair, a situation which has bad effect on visitors. A little money for painting and other improvements can change As far back as 1913 when King Edward was little more than a boy he expressed his determination to choose his this whole atmosphere. And it is to rvhnrtv'a advantage to see that this i oirect representations i'j nu pwjr.nj (KmiifrVi the invoiv- i "nc. One hears a lot of criticism about i ing an ultimatum similar to that said er 12 re will retain for Great Britain the respect of other civilized nations which fh has held so long," Mr.

Leggett r-aid. He pointed out that objections to the proposed marriage of King Edward end Mrs. Wallis Simpson were not based on the fact that she was a commoner but that she had been twice divorced. "The King." he said, "as a man is entitled to his own decisions and feelings, except where they conflict with the laws of the realm and the laws of God." 'keening with the Joneses, but own mate, according to the anecdote told by Mrs. Flor fit to nave Deen laia aown ay me oruin prime minister, the King ministry will not be obliged to resign if the marriage is proceeded with.

But no one knows what obligation, if any, Canada has undertaken and it is on that point that enlightenment is first urged. AN ISSUE TO AVOID If an election should be forced in Britain and His Majesty should win out over Baldwin which means win ence J. uabrtels, 33 fc.lliott street, Leamington. -AT THE PALACE In a letter to The Windsor Star, ha writes: "Let me take vou back to the Tear 1913. My lat husband.

Capt. H. D. In his morning address, Mr. Leggett I there is a great deal of merit in the old idea to keep up with the Joneses.

"The experience of the United States has been that for every dollar borrowed, there has been $4 spent by people who did not need to borrow. If you go ahead and fix up your property, you force the hand of your neighbor to do likewise, with the result that the talue of the city will be greatly increa-sed." Mr. McGorman made it clear that there is no hitch in tile plan and that anv person with an excuse can get id tr ct t- a stressed; ine importance vi uiuuray kindness among people. At St. Andrew's The British crisis was not discussed NYRA NASH Who entertains patrons of the Ten-Forty Club In Detroit with her swing songs.

She is one of the star attractions of this week's show. In addition to the war apert. he spoke about the very ritadeto of de- i mocracy being in darxT. of corwti-, tutional government won by the blood cf generations in nation after nation being swept away. "Today." said Mr.

Markinnon. "rep- resentative government Us fighting for its life before a flood of dictatorship, Britain and the United States beir.g the last hope for constitutional gov- ernment. Because of this world situation this Internal constitutional crisis is most deplorable, and if at all possible should be avoided. -In the language of Mr. Churchill, it Is 'pregnant with not only for the Empire but for the world.

"One of the most tragic aspects of the present situation is that the mini of the people is being centred upon matters of comparative insignificance, having in mind the deplorable poverty, unemployment and consequent misery affecting the lives of millions of the Empire's people. Alive to Problems "King Edward has proved himself alive to these problems. Witness his comment on the Glasgow slums when he visited that city to inspect the huge liner Queen Mary. Witness also his recent visit to the poverty-stricken mining sections or Wales. No King in our history has been better qualified by democratic temper and a genuine interest in the common people, to help lift the living conditions of millions of jCopeman.

M.C was then a sergeant in the Coldstream Guards. This eve-, ning I write about he mas on guard at St- James Palace in London. Eng ning out over the present parliament-' ary system it would be a hollow vic-' tory for the King ministry to resign land be returned as opposed to the wed-i ding. Unless there was to be a swal-! lowing of principles and prejudices on part of Canada the Dominion would have to cut its ties with the bv Rev. H.

M. Paulin. D.D.. at either the morning or the evening services i in St. Andrew's Presbyterian church yesterday.

Dr. Paulin continued his series of monev from the bank. He suggested Ask Police To sermons on me tsioie. tie siresjeu mc Importance of the Old Testament in the Christian religion, declaring that hat Rotarians might look around and land. King Edward, then a your fellow, had a dinner appointment at the palace and as he passed my husband he stopped to talk "Here are the true facta cf wh mas said: 'Are you married, sergeant? Ves, Your 'Are you 'Very much "Well.

I will tell yon aomethlr? that may surprise you. I dnn't thw discover their homes need Improvements. If thev have money to spend. it was the only Bible used by Christ i Find Woman i and his disciples. it is a good way to spend it.

If fin- Crown. No political party desires an election in Canada on the issue, which i would be one of emotions and to a major extent of religions, that would open fissures in Canadian life and politics which would be difficult to heal no matter what might be the out- come. nces are momentarily snort, the He dealt exhaustively witn tne on- gin of the Old Testament, pointing out banks will be glad to assLst, as "there i no lark of money." The speaker was introduced by D. The entire situation Is impregnated J. Cameron.

I shall ever marry, and if I do it WV.1 not be whom is chosen for me. I mean to many only for with such dire possibilities if not Mr. Iona Balrliclor Ha Urcn Misiii For Some Month probabilities, that Canadians are that it was tne record 01 surviving Hebrew literature. It was not intended, he said, as an exact history or a book of scienne, but as a story of the Hebrew people who regarded themselves as a theocracy, with God as their sovereign. Musical programs at both services were conducted by William Rose, or ClltKR CT-UB APPEAL President George E.

Searle admon pressing for the complete confidence CALLI FOR QIT.EX So. as a boy. he had a will of of their government in steps that have PRIME MINISTER JOSEPH LYONS of Australia (above) telephoned London several times over the week-end and then announced a special session of the Australian Parliament lor Wednesday. It was said that if King Edward should abdicate Parliament would have to legislate for the accession of the Duke of York. (Associated Press Photo.) been taken or may be taken.

Resignation of provincial governments om-n, knowing just what he wanted. ished all members who had not already done so to exercLse their franchise today as good citizens. Windsor police have been asked to in Canada would not. on any grounds. W.

Henry Cantelon and Harry Gig- of constitutional procedure, follow Now, 23 years later, when ma read and hear so many things regarding himself and Mrs. Simpson, does It not make you think that he must have assist in search for Mrs. Lena Batche-lor, alias Lena Clarke, whose maiden name was Chute, who has been miss nac told about arrangements to raise funds for the Children's Christmas resignation of the Dominion's ministry in any crisis that might arise. Only the Dominion has anything to Cheer Club. An appeal will be made malted until be found the one he manted.

ing for some time and is being sought to employes of the different firms in by officials of the Children's Aid So When his brother, the Duke cf say about external relations, including those with the Crown, or about the constitutional rights of parliament. A the city, but there will be no request at Individual homes. York, was married, after the cere William Moore and Carlo Gross! mony he turned to congratulate sister-in-law, the former Ladv EUra- The Roving Reporter provincial ministry might, if it desired, appeal to its electors on one or the other side tf the issue, but it were Introduced as high school bovs who will be guests of the club for the ganist and director. Temple Baptist The British crisis over the friendship of King Edward and Mrs. Wallis Simpson is "as grave as that of August.

1914." declared Rev. Harry R. Nobles, pastor of Temple Baptist church, when special prayers for the Empire were offered yesterday morning. Mr. Nobles did not discuss the situation in his sermon, but he referred to it briefly during the service, which included a prayer on behalf of the laymen, given by Arnold Orr.

clerk of the church, a choral prayer by the choir, a period of silent prayer, and an invocation by the pastor. beth Bowes-Lyon and he called hrr Queen Now. we must next month at luncheon. Harry West-1 would merely be a gesture in the dir our fellow citizens. "In such an hour the entire ehurrh may well foe in iU attention on these conditions to which the King has called the attention of the nation, rather than on matters of less Import.

"Recall that just prior to the Russian Revolution the dignitaries of the Orthodox Church actually spent days arguing in conclave about such matters as rubrics and vestments, completely oblivious of the fact that revolution was thundering at their doors. Let this prove a warning to the churches of the Empire, whether established or disestablished." Anglican Churches In addition to the prayers for the royal family in the regular service of the Church of England, special reference was made to the King in only two Anglican churches yesterday. They were St. Paul's and St. Mary's.

and see if his words were really meant. ciety and members of her family. As she was known to be in a highly nervous condition it is believed she may be suffering from amnesia, and loss of memory. She was known to have been in Ixndon and Windsor, and was last heard of in Windsor the latter part of June. Her regular occupation was saleslady in ladies' ready-to-wear business, though she may accept other employment.

ection of Influencing federal over, who had just ended a month association, thanked the members Xcr A man mno would give up a king By THOMAS R. BROPHEY the privilege. dom for the love of a mom cam anyone say other than he must bt Birthday greetings were extended to SITUATION IN AUSTRALIA The Canadian government has tak Citv Solicitor Bruce Macdonald and Walter Warren. en no action paralleling that ascribed Her description is as follows: Age to Australia where, cables announce a resolution has already been drafted 44. heisht weight 130 to 140 lbs Medium brown hair, bobbed and wav Aire Limits On sincerely in love? "But let's hope, in whatever hn undertakes to do.

it will be for frm happiness and the good of his people. "I have been a guest at Fort Belvedere, when the late King granted Hon. Mrs. G. Lane, wife cf Colonel Lane of the Coldstream Guards, the use of it during the last war.

It is really a beautiful place." which would bar King Edward's chil THE other night at an election meeting I bumped into a man who was formerly interested in politics, but who swore off after several unsuccessful bids for election. He was apparently enjoying himself tremendously. "Was it always this funny?" he asked. "Funnier, if anything." I told him. "And to think," he added, "that I used to take it all so "This Is an hour of as grave crisis as that of 1914." Mr.

Nobles declared. "However, I feel that it is not a day for the pulpit to discuss the matter on dren from succession to the throne in ed, fair complexion. Persons knowing of her whereabouts are asked to notify the event that he abdicates and mar the office of the Children's Aid So Girl Athletes ries Mrs. Simpson. The Australian either side.

The issues are so deep ciety at Brantford, or Windsor police. seated, and the emotions are so heat parliament meets this week while the Canadian session is not called until HOUSTON. Texas. Dec. 7.

Age At St. Pauls. Rev, E. F. Bishop ed.

I feel that it is rather a day for deep-thinking, supplication and guid January 14. made brief mention of the "unfortun seriously." Accuse Boys The statement by Premier Baldwin ance for all parties concerned ate situation in the homeland." in his limits for girl athletes competing in events sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States were fixed yesterday for the first time. in the British House this afternoon has done little to allay apprehension INGERSOT-L. Dec. 7.

The theft ni here He declared that only on the question of a morganatic marriage had SQUASH TOURNAMENT PORT HOPE. Dec. 7. Harold Martin of Montreal yrsterdav Hubert Martin of Hamilton thr" games out of five to min the second annual invitation squash tournament at Trinity College here. In the consolation set.

Frank Gibsnn of Montreal defeated W. Mickle cf Toronto three games to two. formal advice been tendered His Majesty. In the absence of a statement Henceforth, the A. A.

U. convention decided, the limits would be 12 years for swimming and diving, up to and including a 10-foot springboard: 15 years for all competition otherwise. two air rifles, three flashlights and other goods from the store of T. N. Dunn's hardware on Friday night, was followed vp on Saturday by Chief Callander mho finally pinned the affair to two young Ingersoll brothers from Premier King, the- idea persists that at least, informally, abdication Mr.

Nobles declared that if he had his way all churches of the Empire would be kept open throughout the day so that people could meditate and pray for a solution of the crisis. Although selected prior to the crisis, Mr. Nobles' topic, "The Hill of Prayer." was in harmony with the prayer service. He stressed the need of prayer in the solution of all life problems. The evening service was conducted by Rev.

John Cristea, of Aubin Road Baptist Church, who spoke on "The Song of the Lord." A special musical program was given by the choir, led has been pointed to as the only course including hign diving, tracn and new. basketball, handball and gymnastics. aged eight and 10 years. acceptable to the Baldwin government if His Majesty carries out his intention of marriage with Mrs. Simpson.

sermons at the morning and evening services. "May those Involved In the dispute between the King and his ministers be possessed with the spirit of God and may whatever decision they arrive at be for the welfare of those concerned, the Empire and its citizens," said Mr. Bishop. "All churches of every denomination and the homes will be shocked to their very foundations if at this time we are given the wrong lead. Any Empire Is crushed when the core decays.

The strength of the British Empire has been the solidity of its core," he continued. At St. Mary's. Rev. H.

M. Lang-Ford reiterated the words of the Archbishop of Toronto that people should not deepen convictions which they may have to give up. "We must trust those In power and pray for their guidance," said Mr. Lang-Ford. Catholic Churches 840,000 Gems That rally in the Armories at the beginning of the affair wasn't so quiet.

And some of the ward meetings were lively affairs. At one of the ward meetings, for instance, there was so much confusion and uproar that a spectator was moved to remark: "If they don't cut this out they'll be calling this the psychopathic ward." rjHE meeting at the Armories, marked by so much booing, was followed by such an outcry that many of the experts In the heckling line abandoned the "boo." V. M. Taksich, candidate for mayor, was the object of mint of the heckling at these meetings his deriders using synthetic sneezes instead of boos in their attack. Whatever else they may say about Mr.

Yaksich, even his loudest enemies concede that he can "take it-" Taken by Trio by Robert L. Bateman. with Mrs. C. E.

VanLuven at the organ. Mr. Nobles conducted anniversary services during the evening at the Aubin Road church. Rev. C.

A. McRae The British situation was not discussed in services at Riverside Pres NEW YORK HOLDUP have their funny side, hut they have their sad side, too their failures, heartbreaks, and disappointments. Besides the comedy and tragedy, they haye suspense, conflict, glamor, and, in fact, all the elements of good theatre. All the world's a stage, as Shakespeare said, and in our modern democracy, the world of politics provides Innumerable little stages on which actors strut their stuff, some to achieve smashing victories and others to be heard no more. nHE fact that elections have their sad side was recalled last week when I saw a politician ready to break into tears.

I've read about political orators who could bring large audiences to tears, but I've never met one. On the other hand I've met plenty of politicians who have been reduced at least to the verge of tears by a fickle public. When the returns are in tonight, there will be rejoicing in some spots glum silence and drawn blinds in others. JHOUGH the public at large seems to have taken the present municipal election campaign quietly enough, individuals have worked themselves up to fever heat. Arguments in many spots have reached the fist-shaking point, byterian Church, where Rev.

Calvin Woman Robbed Wben She A. McRae, Ph.D., the pastor, last night delivered a stirring appeal for Sabbath observance. He traced the origin of the Christian day of rest back to early Babylonian Returns Home There were no special prayers for His Majesty in Windsor Roman Catholic churches yesterday. NEW YORK. Dec.

7. Three armed 1 and Roman days and pointed out that in modern times it is an institution bandits stole jewelry valued at that benefits mankind. "The Sabbath was a gift of I'VE BECOME A MEMBER qf Mr. McRae declared, "and while very from Mrs. Jeanne E.

Kerbs, of 983 Park avenue, when she returned home from a night club, at four o'clock this morning, she told police. Mrs. Kerbs said she had worn the jewelry to a private party and a night many people do not keep any Sabbath, yet it lies essentially in human nature and the church is protecting the wel jclub, and when she and Lester Meyer. Pastors of those churches pointed out that prayers are offered every day of the year for the intentions of temporal and spiritual rulers whenever priests say Mass. So far as could be learned there was no mention made of the royal romance, and the crisis which it has brought to the Empire.

Walkerville Baptist The Empire faces as critical a situation as that which existed during the World War. stated Rev. C. H. Leggett.

at services in Walkerville Baptist Church last evening. Prayers that His Majesty would be guided so that he will continue to hold the respect of his ner cousin, arrivea at her Home the three men forced their way into her automobile. The bandits drove the car into deserted 93rd street between Park and Madison avenues, where Mrs. Kerbs TIECKLERS and boners are usu-ally poor sports. They can dish it out when a few hundred of them are together, ganging up on one candidate.

But they don't like it any more than anyone else when they're interrupted while talking. That hecklers find it easier to "dish out" than to "take" was demon-started at one meeting last week when one of them was given a chance to speak and complained loudlv about the noise at the back of the hall. One heckler evoked a laugh at the David Maxwell School meeting. fare of people by conserving the day for health, rest and a certain amount of pleasure." Mr. McRae declared that the danger of permitting sports on Sunday would be that the day of rest would be abused.

He declared that whatever was necessary for health or for life should be allowed on the Sabbath, pointing out that Jesus healed and plucked the ears of corn to feed people on the Christian holy day. mas lorcea to remove ner jewelry. Tne men escaped in a black sedan, driven by a fourth bandit. The men. police said, had followed Mrs.

Kerbs from the night club. The crime resembled that in which last week, during Milton McWil- six armed men. aLso riding in a black sedan, followed Gypsy Rose Lee. Zicg liams' speech. Mr.

McWilliams had I feld Follies "strip-tease" dancer from a Grecnmich Village night club to hrr home in East 3fith street and robbed her of $25,000 worth of jewelry early November 28. just denied that he had anything to do with the construction of the Wyandotte-Drouillard subway. "And my name's not on that bronze plate at the subway either," Mr. McWilliams cried. "Who rubbed it out?" piped up a member of the audience.

Tomorrow morning, after alt the excitement has died down, we'll all go about our daily chores quietly enough finding something new to talk about. Then we'll wonder how we got so worked up about the election last week. OX WARDS the end of any poli- tical campaign, the campaigners begin to look around for indications of the degree to which their work has prospered. After Saturday's meetings there was little left to do, for those not actively engaged in the battle, but to sit around and speculate about the probable result. Joseph Pit re Of Tccuiuseh Passes I'm 23, married, and father of the world's mot beautiful baby.

The week Bimbo came, Dad paid to me: "Son, you've pot a family of your own now. It's a big responsibility. You may not feel it now, but you will as you go on." "I certainly do feel it. Dad," I replied. "If I hould happen to fall sick or something gee! "That's what I meant," Dad went on.

"My suggestion is that you come into the Independent Order of Foresters. Sign tip for Sickness and Disability and Old Age Benefits There's no better time to get started than right now!" Well, I took Dad's advice. And believe me, it's the best thing I ever did. I've got the I.O.Fs Family Protection to keep the worry -wrinkles off my forehead. I've found the best bunch of fellows to get together with.

And I'm getting a real kick out of Fraternal "Work. It broadens a man's outlook on life. So, the advice I'm handing out to other young fellows is just this: T'mmA'l in JH 4 In-Aav cniirti in CanaJa, and C.rral liriuiin nunW 20i with mmhmhip ttf IVi.OOO. Poliry re jerir including surplus mrr Prmrrtitf and Sick TU-nrftt Crrtificatt cmer ines, ditahilitv, old aff, and paymrntt to brnrficiarir in ca.e of dmih. Th Ordrr, ihrmiph it JTnm at Onkrill, and motes full prarittnn for orphaned rhildrm nf il fnefwAerj.

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SAV, SLL this CLUB CHEWING TOBACCO fe SURE SPEAKS 'j LANGUAGE -CIS rk Returns to Ottawa OTTAWA, Dec. 7. After being A life-long resident of Tecumseh. Joseph Pitre, 90 years of age, died called to Florida, where his daughter rjojphis, 47 Aiphon.se etreet Tecumseh. died, and spending a few days at yesterday following a short lillness.

his home in Kitchener, Ont, Hon. W. Mr. Pitre was born at Tecumseh and Toiler minister of trade and com- larmeo in mat cistnct all his life. D.

He as an active member of Ste, Each candidate, of course. Is confident that he will win. Meeting people on the street and at meetings, he has been assured of plenty returned to his desk here to- merce, Anne's Church. Also surviving are another son. Pierre, at home: four daughters, Mrs.

Stanislas Bellaire and Mrs. Ted Forton. of Windsor; Mrs. Alfred Blais, day. Expectation is the minister will malt until after Christmas before journeying to the Antipodes, where he will confer with government officials of Australia and New Zealand.

Purpose of Mr. Euler's trip is to negotiate ex and Mrs. cnaries Maitre. of Maidstone, and a sister, Miss Elise Pitre, of Had Offira: T.mpl. Building.

Toronto. Canada Trank E. Hand. Suptama CH.f Rangar. -to F.

Lana. Suntama Chaiiaa Hamra, Suprama Traaauiar. Tecumseh. Funeral services mill be conducted Wednesday morning at the home at 9 clock and at Ste. Anne's Church at 9:30.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. of voles. But what of that big monster known as the "silent Ahu there's the rub. That's what makes election forecasting such a fascinating pastime. IS usual, there has been plenty of talk about election bets but very fewyartual bets have been reporteI.

While most people like to talk hig figures and big odds, mot of the election bets have been friendly, involving a quarter, a-glass of beer, or a hat or freakish, involving a wheelbarrow trip downtown, or some such thing. TT WAS a bit of bad luck for the civic politicians that a crisis should occur in London. just when the campaign was warming up. They were having a hard enough time attracting the local public's attention even before the stirring sequence of events in England that shoved them out of the limelight. As a matter of fart, though, there may be little justification for the statement that the campaign ouiet.

The ward system decentralizes the excitement a bit, you know. Smoke Is Heavy But Danger Light LEAMINGTON. Dec. 7. Soot burning -in the chimney of the Odd Fellows' hall on Erie street north sent clouds of smoke billowing over the tomn and brought the fire truck out about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

The firemen looked the situation over and decided to leave well enough alone. No damage was done. panded trade treaties. Edward's Plane Is Tuned Up LE BOURGET, France, Dec. 7.

King Edward's private plane is under guard in a military hangar here tuned for instant service, it DECIDE MW TO JOIN THE toEPETOT 0M)M of felESTmS A Few Prominent Windsor Foreatera mmmmmmimtmmmk Percy A. Oeminson. 517 Bruce avenue 1 woold lk farther furucnlir, of tb. kvCn of oM-mbrrabip is William R- Grant, 56 Lincoln road Tb. tod-mdnt Orw of itm.

w4 Andrew Groh. 117 McKay avenue booklet -Tb of lumir E. P. Meyers, 41 McKay avenue Alex Myers, F.S., 37 McKay avenue iame Wm. A.

Ponds. 535 Victoria avenue Isaac B. Skcrritt. 17C Hall avenue F. J.

White. 197 Sandwich street east ftyy CHEWING TOBACCO TO SERVE CAVIAR For the bon vlvant who likes to serve each morsel at its best we recommend the caviar cooler of sparkling crystal and silver finish. It is a two-compartment creation, so that the ice is packed around the caviar as it comes to the table. n. the inner dish held up by slender" ihered band.

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