No Trouble To Him A Crying Boy Attracts Help
A passerby learns a sobbing boy on the curb complains his parents will not take him to the movies. The child says they sometimes take him and sometimes do not, and adds it is no trouble to yell.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 1922
Page
5
A passerby learns a sobbing boy on the curb complains his parents will not take him to the movies. The child says they sometimes take him and sometimes do not, and adds it is no trouble to yell.
Cumberland United and Victoria Wests played to a one all draw last Saturday in Capital City. Cumberland failed to score in the first half while Victoria Wests led with a goal by Allen. Sutherland equalized for Cumberland with a 25 yard drive. Bob Whyte starred for Cumberland and Conti impressed with tackling and kicking.
Cumberland traveled to Victoria and beat Metropolis seniors 4 0 after a 1 0 draw with the Wests. Sutherland opened, Hitchens netted from a penalty, Harrison and Hitchens added goals as Cumberland maintained a strong title chase with a relaxed upcoming schedule.
The council adjourned after limited business with plans to emp loy additional inspectors and to maintain staffing so inspectors can be replaced if needed. Dr. Hicks reported only four infectious disease cases in six months and urged a jetty dumping ground to incinerate garbage and stop dumping near the city park.
The council discussed urgent city dumping ground needs and endorsed a collection for the Allara family, totaling about 300 dollars. Firemen were praised for their response to the Monday fire, with talks of restoring pay rates and funding for clothing and incident relief.
Auto skid chain found on a truck near the fire incident Monday morning. Return to B and B Grocery with reward offered. A boys Mackinaw coat and cap found near the Provincial Police office. Owner to claim by applying to Provincial Police and paying for advertisement. Parcel on Royston Road may be claimed by proving ownership and paying for ad space. Apply D R MacDonald Maryport Avenue.
American reformers flood British Columbia with a tabernacle near Union Station and two proposed tents. Street speakers brave snow to push a temperance and anti tobacco campaign. Rev Calvin Swigert says BC needs waking up and claims to have waged a whirlwind soul saving campaign in the United States.
Miss Jane Addams, noted reformer, questions judging husbands by looks. A modern girl agrees suggesting appearances mislead and that less attractive men may have wealth as she puffs from an amber cigarette tube.
Several vintage autos offered with low down payments and monthly terms. 1921 Ford five passenger in very good order with new top and tires priced at 595 dollars plus 200 cash, balance arranged. Also Briscoe 1920 five passenger touring and 1918 Ford touring options with monthly plans.
A humorous exchange centers on plans to marry the man’s daughter. The boy replies that marrying the daughter is unavoidable, while the man teases about consequences of youth and smoking, creating a lighthearted confrontation.
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