PAGE POUR THE WORKMAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923 THE WORKMAN The Great Novel Contest OPEN TO ALL blished on Saturdays by Rates for Advertise seus on applies LURON, utice Central Avion. Correspondence ou all matters Due and gorger of Street, Panama, at pabllo interest invited de Box 74. Panara All copy trpub. ios ton must written on one side of paper only, and KATES OF SUBSCRIPTIOS must be accompanied by the name of One Year 82. 40 Cy. the writer, Boi Decessarily for publiesSix Months 20 Hon but as a mark of good faith.
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We do not undertake to return One rejected correspondence.
12 Th. Liberty of the Press is the palladium of our rights JUNIUS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923.
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OH! WHAT CONDITION.
Our esteemed confrére, the Editor of the Dominica Guardian, in a recent issue of that paper deplores the narrow mindedness of a certain section of that community in the following terms: We wonder why it is that people be they firms who advertise in, or smaller fries who subscribe to this paper will not understand that our Editor is not to be bought by their patronage in either line. THE GUARDIAN has been in existence now thirty years, and the policy which it laid down at start has remained as firm as the Rock of Gibraltar. Not even the patronage of th. Govern.
ment, twice given to the Editor at the outset of his career, has caused us to swerve from the path which we laid down and through which we have been running our course. We have had people mean spirited enough to withdraw their subscription, some their advertisements, for no other reason but that in our criticisms of public affairs, especially where the interest of the poor people is made to suffer, they felt a little pinching of the shoe.
In some instances these same people have come back again, alas, to play the same role over. To some we say What a Pity to others How Distressing.
It may be somewhat consoling to our distant cotem to know that he is not singular in this pitiable plight.
We are undergoing a similar experience. But in our case it is more confined to a class whom this journal has braved the lions in their dens to represent and defend. But what the alternative to day, a large majority of that very class view us in every other direction, but the one where we have stood out boldly and unflinchingly in their defence, and would stop at nothing to divert any patronage that would flow in our direction. Verily must we exclaim with the Editor of The Dominica Guardian WHAT PITY. HOW ISTRESSING and to ourselves OH. HOW UNGRATEFUL.
99 99 99 Strollers THE IRISH FREE STATE ELECTIONS The Irish Free State Government find themselves in a strong position as a result of the recent general election.
Out of 153 members elected only 44 are Republicans, and it seem quite likely that these will refrain from sitting in the Irish Parliament. All the Free State Ministers were elected by large majorities. The elections were conducted on the principle of Proportional Representation which seems to have acted with exceptional fairness. Thus in Leinster, for instance, the Government Party polled 36 per cent of the votes and secured 35 per cent of the seats.
The Republicans polling 23 per cent obtained 224 per cent of the seats. The Farmers (pro Treaty) polled 15 per cent and secured 15 per cent of the seats. Labour (pro Treaty)
received 17 per cent of the votes and obtained 20 per cent of seats; while the Independents (pro Treaty) polling per cent secured 74 per cent of the seats. Every man and woman over 21 years of age was entitled to vote, and of those who made use of the privilege 73 per cent supported candidates accepting the Anglo Irish Treaty and who are prepared to work in Parliament under the new Irish Constitution. Ireland has many problems to face but her future now seems brighter than has been the case for very many years.
The Harp of God proves conclusively that Millions Now Living Will Never Die THE SHORT STORY CONTEST has already been opened, and the lucky winner for this week is Mr. DE LA ESPRIELLA who in addition to AT TH the beautiful Gillette Beacon set, wins the prize of io. co cash.
WORK VAN PRINTERY Do not forget that there will be another winner for the best story written on Nov. 17th. and that another 10. 00 cash prize will be given to the winner.
DR. HOFF ANN Has removed his clinic to You all want to fall in line, win the money, win a beautiful Xmas gift; and keep on the habit of smoking the only and best cigarette on the world No. 39 Central Avenue. Enmarket, which makes a man proud of knowing and making it known to his friends trance between L, Mascota that though he pays very little for each package that he smokes the highest and Chong Kee Store.
quality of tobacco blended in an American cigarette.
Church Se:13 CONDITIONS OF CONTEST. Ameriin El Church)
Write a short story, not over 350 words, a story about STROLLERS or the (Anglie in Canin)
man who smokes them. For the love of Pete, make it a story full of PEP and (Twentyfourth Sawliy after Trinit)
LAUGHTER, because everyone hates a sad one.
St. Paul Church, P1 Each theme must be accompanied by 200 STROLLERS empty paper m. ll Commun 10 Main packages in exchange for which all contestants will receive their Gillette Razors.
102 in C in nuai and in No theme will be considered unless accompanied by the 200 STROLLERS empty mon.
paper packages. m, Holy Bitir The contest starts Nov. and ends Dec. 15, There will be a winner on 15 Spel Se ve for th Rwal King Gate Lidie (cottieb dates shown below and his story will appear in the Workman together with Mechanics)
his signature if desired Dn Sunday School 50. 00 Cy. cash prizes distributed All stories are to be written plain7. 30 Chal Evorang cermon as follows:ly bearing name and address, preferA. NIGH PENGALE Rett ably typewritten, and are to be mailed St. 4an Paris Winner for Nov: 3rd 10:00 to the address shown below not later 45 sty Conn (Choral) 45 HIB 17th 10:00 than each Monday morning previous 11 Matins and des Dec, 1st. 10:00 to prize date, 30 Special Musical Program Any refused story will be mailed 15th 15:00 1st prize 30 pm Choral Evensone and Address back together with the famous Gillette The anul Harvest Festival will 5. 00 2nd observed at St. Alban tomorrow. Safety Razor are invited. P. NIGU PENGALE Priest in charge St, Matthias Miss! on Las Sabanas. 00 pm. Sunday School 15 Evensong and address A, NIGHTENGALE Priest in chstge The only Cigarette giving you 100 per cent. value St. Peter Church, La Boca. 30 Holy Communin for your money 30 a. Holy Baptism 10. 45 a. Litany and Holy Com munion with sermon PAN AMERICAN EXPORT CORPORATION pm, Sunday School Post Office Box 1322 Cristobal, Choral Evensong, Holy Confirmation sermon 30 MULCARE. Rector.
St. Barnabas Church, Empire 11. am. Morning prayer and Addrese Sunday School Freight Clerks p. Evening prayer and addrese JT MULCARE Priest in charge (Continued from page 1)
St. Bartholomew Church, LasCascadas set up at a coffee roasting plant at Colon where Stevenson stated he 91. Morning Prayer and Address was grinding wholesale and retail Sunday School On the application of Attorney MULCARE Priest in eborg Todd, who appeared for Stevenson and Duval, Judge Wade reduced Seventh Day Adventist Church the hail from 000, estand Hapoeny, 3rd. STREET BROADWAY, COLON first charge remarking that he did not think School; 11. 15 a. mn General Worabip Dural was as guilty as Stevenson. 30 Young people meeting The charge against Stevenson 30 Vespers and Schultz was next gone into. Sunday evening 30 Grand Edues The evidence showed that between tional Program. Come one, come all Sept. 10, 1022, and Sept. 14, 1923, and bring a friend.
This text book is used at the Public Bible Study 224 bags of coffee sweepings were soventh Day Adventist Church TUESDAY EVENINGS, to 30 sent over the lines, 137 of which were shipped back to Gatun, ad STREET CALIDONIA ROAD.
At the Bible Students Hall, 156 Ancon Ave.
dressed to fictitious parties, where (near Isthmian Park. PANAMA.
they were removed in wagons to Sabbath (Saturday) 945 a. SabAnd may be obtained on the premises or through mail by Colon and paid duty as local pro bath School; 11. 15 a. General Worship addressing and making money order payabla to Luis Evertsz, duce. 13 sacks of sweepings were 30 Spanish Class; 30 pm Box 863, Ancon, discovered at Stevenson house Young People Meeting: 30 and turned over to the Panama Veepers, Price 60 cents each Railroad Co. Lieut Kallay told Sunday evening at Reading the court Clas. All are welcome both young and All are welcome to the study.
In the case against George old. 30 m, Prenc ring Service.
Edwards, Mr. Hudson, Claim Officer at Balboa Heights, under whom the accused worked, told the Church Of God court that Edwards admitted he Panama, San Miguel, Arosomesold coffee through Schultz and na Street, Building 25 that he had made no report of the Gospel meetings 11. 30 a. 30 transaction which involved 275 to Sunday School p.
Until the 17th of this month we will 300. Edwards said the coffee BAILEY Pastor.
was shipped to Gatun.
All of the accused were referred Gospel meetings 11. 30 30. pm.
Eighth St, Colon for trial to the next sitting of the Sunday School 3p.
District Court.
AT LEAST Sis. F. BREWSTER Pastor Evang HERE AND THERE Red Tank C, Continued from Page 1) Sunday School D.
Prayer meeting on Friday night It is stated that that properties BAILY Pastor formerly assessed at 5, 000 on Gatun which taxes have been paid, owners Gospel Meetings 11, 30 sm 30 pm are demanding 30000 and 40. Sunday School pm 000 from the new Company which GEORGE GRIFFITH Pastor has been formed to operate in the IN EXCHANGE parish of St. Thomas. What action the Goverdment will take in Wesleyan Methodist this matter remains to be seen Pansus 11 m, Mr Harris 30 For an up to date Gas Range Rev. Kissock Brabam says the Herald.
Colon 11 a, Mr. Laynis 7, 30 PD Revd Surgeon British Consulate Notice, La Bocs 11 at Revd. Brabam If it is done with be you can do it better with Gas The British Consul General at Sacrament of the Lord Supper. Panama would like to know of the 30 Mr. Walters PANAMACON GAS COMPANY whereabouts of Charles Patrick, na Now Providence 11 s, m, Rod Irishman, who is said to have been Surgeon (Sacrament of the Lord АТ IR SERVICE engaged in a Saloon business in Supper)
the vicinity of the Panama Rail. Paraiso 11 sim, Mr. Airali road Station during 1906 Empire 11 Mr. Payne BRITISH IMPERIAL POLICY allow you Several days are being devoted by the Empire Premiers to the consideration of Foreign policy. Lord Curzon at the first session gave a complete resumé of developments in all parts of the world. The major portion of it was naturally confidential but part of it dealing with the German reparation question and the conclusion of peace with Turkey was given to the Press. The whole speech was very carefully compiled and was seen by the Prime Minister before it was made. Some criticism was levelled at the published passages because little indication was given of future British policy. This criticism is based on a misapprehension inasmuch as Lord Curzon speech was really a semi historical survey of political developments in the foreign field since the last meeting of the Imperial Conference two years ago. It was for him to present the Conference with all the facts. It from the discussion upon those facts that an Imperial Foreign Policy is to emerge, with the streng of a united British Empire behind it. Naturally the discussions have been cloaked secrecy. The meetings in Downing street are in effect those of a super Cabinet, and it is not customary for any country Cabinet to hold its discussions in public. We hazard the guess that when the final results are evolved and published one thing at all events will be clear a determination on the part of the whole Empire to strengthen by all possible means the League of Nations as the only apparent means of attaining and maintaining peace and ordered decency in Europe and the world at large. Dollars For your old out of date stove