. ., e REF ID:A62869 e 4 p • c *"H' -· 

TBB 

~IJ._! /ctr ~:2..1 

800TSKA.N, TUESD,A.Y, Jt .. L; 

Ton anll l(OWB join lwida ~ la ~ 6e ~n of \hi BcOtblh oapiAI to• dlltin~ viliklr fraa OY~ die Pnme Kiluitlr 

Camda.. ud lier able np19mtab._ at the Im· 

.mi. 

J!1ria1 ,.. Co-'11111A!9. 

.,.W oar homap 

Soma lwatJ' 

m • 11111ilar 

~ UYe 

OCCM1011 ~ to ~eta•--, a!ld ~uenae of Canada' a Grand 

Old Kan. ii( ilfnd ~ and it • Ir.it four --- .U. ,.. WIN bu m • dark IMJ.Jr of J.-- by the . r..- and ftlbiaG 

::.. ~ lir ~~ tbe immediate 11re-

-...or ... dliaf of OQr hilDau9cl =-The in'-"al llu bee In.I with llM"'Wl. ..eta. 

wbiala ba .. pifolmdl1 dadld &119 '!9'1 MSu1 of 

tM oampo:n-s ~ of Iha EmpiN; llu\ wJaa-..ar 

elaa Dl&7 haYe -~-the warm ~ of all I ScotlmaD for the 11111 to ~ die dear.\ 'of Iha Ona• Dammiaaa IU&Nd .DO -.., or 

• ratlm ill tma~ laaa rmn to blood*' Wder • the miakoUl dnl.D of oar ooanon aacri"-

and oammoa YJCforJ. 'l'be m~ nllJ of 0 the da.ubtn utuia to the old lq, and the re- ....i o1 home uaociatiom and ~ cm the 

pan of fhamande ol her nurdf .. han in· 

c:ieued '911fold the - of bnlliip and aohdarii, l for the .-rMloD thM bu known Ui.e upm· 1--. A' the mucal jancture in thia peat effort '1 llh ~ ,PlaJlld • notable per& 61 piloUll• 1 

thraqb P~ tha 'reCLUJDte -rea for mamtaln~ the mihtuJ dnfta. The Um· 

ftrllt, ct.ina particularl1 to cmhA Im ll!DlpathJ 

11 tha Munder eba"!(911 Wl1b uternal allain ID 

lll{IP02' ol bar educational poh111. She bu lOlll 

mjafed a mutull1 ~ta!ile oommeroe with bia 

countrJ- in th8 tlu11g1 of the mmd and Uie ~t.. If Jbe bu free11 eqiorted w9IWwd prm· capall and profeuora, '8acben and preacbera; Iha 

baa lrl~ k:r tlia open. door for the ampon of 1Dtellecm good• t.o balame Uie aocouat.. 

1 She will 11p&n1 no uert,ion to emure tliU thJ1 

eehange Of llJlintual •al- and thJ8 1D8m: of 

Canadian yout11 Of good pUta and promi• m11 

OODWIU ID mcreuing Yolume to nHDfon:e the 

bcmdl of u&aral piety that. umte the daqbter to 

the mo&berland. Wlula °"' irueG repimant. the 

olclalt of the Dom1niom, be II li11111elf the 1oim,..t 

of the Prune Muustan of the Empire, but bappil1 

ID u.- dB,fll 1outb II an offence that. II readll1 

oondoned, tll))llOl•U, when tbe 11tnp_ln1g i1 eqwpped 

with Iha aapc1tJ and experience whleh alone make 

-«9 YeDerable. Nor 11 the Canadl.All Pre1D1er 

aft'eded by anoUter old world preJUdace wluch be1 httl• Ute lawyer ID poht.ae1 , in Uie democnai• . of the Wm leadenbip tend• more and moie to 

fall to the lo\ of the laW'Jft It addl greatly to , the pleaame I haYe in pn1119Dtmg the Pnmuar for 

U.WS 

~ 

d~ of .Doot.or of L&WI that. ·be ill • d11-

member ol Ute Canadian Bar1 and 

alniad1 bean the hUe of ODa of Bu M•19RJ'1 

CoomeUon learned ID the law. (ApplaU111 ) 

llllCBftABr'I BllDT llDVJCD. 

Prof.mr Maokantollh, m iin-itinr_Sir Maunoe 

Hankey, G.C.B., B&1d ·-When 8.ar Maurice Hanko1 reLn-ed from l9nioe alloM to beoame Bearetary to the Committee of Impanal Dafe-. ha took 

wtth ham 1.11to the llt&Jd precincta of Dowmmr Street. 

10ma&hmg of tihe ubiqu1t.y, roadU-, anil llilent. 

ollic1011C7 we auociate With: the Bntnh Nny. h 

baa been ha wpque elr:J>llnenoe to attend e"91'1 

J;10hbcml conforenoo t.hat. bu taken place Wwaen 

Uie Albeit from thoJlegimUng of the war until to- day-ID other words, ha went. 8'1'arywbere and knew 

..,&rythmg H11 adGptabd1t,. mid ducret.ion we YOUcliocl for by the fact. that. be bu been Secret&l7 ~'nlly to tba War Cabmet;, the Inrpenal War 

CabU111&, Ula Peace Conference, and t.ha Council -of 

ll'oar-1n abort, to ewl)'bod=• waa 11nybody during the~ &Dd an the of U. peace. We 

know that. Im llllCl'Otaru•' the mrappmg ef 

10m8 venerable tradil.aona Of Cabmat. rrooecfure ; and - hava-die eml>haQo teid;imo~ o b1a 

polltw&l cbwle to &he mmJoafablo ""1ae of hill ralaal lllTYICllll m the Coanml Chamber, whale the Prune 

Mininer bu cr-inbecl the :myst,a:nciaa War Book, 

for wbicb he wu l:elpODlllbla, 111 " one of tba moat :remarksble produotaom any man oould peruN." Hu Lng and C11UDt1'7 haTa expreaed tba1r grateful thanks to Sir Maunoo u a t.rae orgaruear of vtdory 

balund t.he acmH!I, And the Um~t.y re1mcae m 'haYIIll' the opporturut,. to oall him before the GIU'· 

'''ID io rooeave the tnbate of hor honorary degree. 

\ plause.) 

'';~ --- -Tai: PBD'aP&L'B TBIBtrri - I 

, Princrpal Sir .Alfrecl Ewing performed the cap- 1' 

I ping ccromon1 with the eutamary formal.tty, 

and i.o. addremng the l'8CIPK111tl, 1&1d ~' 'the Pnmo Minister of C&Dada wu tho la.ten of a' 

loog lme of Dom1ruon Prmmozw to whom t.ha Uni-I 

ven1ty ol Edinburgh had gi.Ton t.ha lf1'e&teat honour I 

w1th1n her power, and 1t was Teey' .fittmg that 1ho I 

1hoold for the hnb tJuu; bound Edmburgh to t.bo 

great ~1on1 of t.ho Crown were ao compicuou1, \ 

IO 1troll¥, nnd IO ancumt. that ho did not think 

BllY Pnmo MIJlllter of any ol tba groat Donun1cm1, 

perhaps lea.at of all the Prime Mmiaier of Canada, 1 

lbould co1111dcr t.h11t be bad proJl('rly ful&lled his, 

fUDCt.lon m lafe until he wu made no LL D. of: 

the Uruvenit)' of Edin bur.sh. (Ap!>l4u-.) In the, 

eloquent speeCh he bad delivered• few mmutell agot 1n another place, he apoke of !}to linb between tho • Mother CoantrJ and 1 tJie Dcminioll9 111 no mere mechanical boruh '1'he;, thanked God that they' were far stronger than thal Tb07 were bondl of: 

eent11D81'1t and iffeobon, now cemented an blood lllld 

tinon. Thoy W9N bonct. 'Wbiob. they be118Tfld could I 

\

De1'8r be brobn. honda pq11111S1mg a far !JT91P!W 

po&ency &hnn oould be poCies9od bY anyt.hiiig that, 

Oould be formulated, and • nhio udinitely · greaw Pl'OJJllall for the f~ Sir Maunon I Bankey t.be1 bac1 the ailent worker belund tho 

lacenes. A Pnma MID.later was nocesmraly a man 1 1n the pubho 918- The Prune Miniat.or of a CoBh· 

taon dl!llerved their 1J1Dpat.hr-(lnughter)-1nd do18ned tho irympathy of the Uni•on1ty wlueh had 

for 1tl Lord Bedor a1ao the Prima Minutor ol a Coahuon. Ba WAI • CICIJlll)icw:Au man. and hu 

deoda were known to all the wodd, but Su Mnurioe 

Hankey bad qwellJ' workod 1n olm• unbroken' 

1alenca for IDUIJ' JC3ra, and 1at. ha doubted whether, 

CTen a.n1 Prune Minuter bad dono oa much to unit.it 

and lltrongthen t.be Empire aa Bir MGarice Hankey 1 bad done (Applaa118.) Tlmt WBll a larp rliu.m to 

' make, but to th018 wbo knew anf1lwtir of w!iiit bad' 1beco going on behind &be llCeTMB, n Wll8 11 well·, 

I founded claun For JeGn before the w11r, Sar, 

Ma.unco WAI ~Ir thai wv-book to Which 

I ~lmion had ZDDde--aot • Tary' intereat.ang' 1

1 

p1e:ia of ht.erature, bu& a tremendoua11 an8uont.aal 

on&-a hook wbioh prntcrihad m lhe utmost. detail I 

'1ast wha& CJnT)' Dl!pamaen& of Beato had to do 1 \be moman& wv 1ticKild be declared, d 1& eYOr 

.should be declared, • hook wlucb had alraad;,, · paaed thrvugh threo ech&iom before the enbc:all '_.,._u Cllll'la a& wbaeh 1& had 'Laoome opea:atnc, 

ta i!book wb.ieh bad formed the gu;pe! of~ De- !DSJ't:::::a:.t. cl ,...,.? = ~~ c ~ orodacca a\ ............ ~,,._.._... ..... _....,.. 

'baaa ~..,._ Sir Jihm:ioe ~· ... ltbe• 

ao-cmlill&tins '-'n. '1'baa lioDll: i. in'ftlMecl u 8aan&a17 to the <Jammi- OD lmpaW l>llf-, and &oat *' .......... 6aanii&ary to ....,.. one 

~ 

of tU ....-... bodi• "Wbiab direeted the 

oftbetha~ f:o, ~ar ~,: m.lf, an11 nowr be w oUriei4 tb9t -·I 

talenta 

~ 

into tbe wlmliDr or the ~ .. the sra 

who - aiiiecl of thi Britllb Odrint. l 

(Applam..) Sueb a mah mm~ .. ~ODii: 

~fta, ad one of them wu the ail' of re&iOIDOL 

He Often wondered whailler Sir lhariee biad bpt a cbUJ. 'l'bera wen more aec:nt. l.oabd iD Ille 

boaom. than In ~ otiher .man'e, llUld IOllle M! when Md au IOlle, bill • be laad . i on-!:3J 1nppl7 mon ~ matenal 1 

luno17. (Applauae.) \ 

~ aocnnu omvwww DD c:ur&DWr no--. 

II& Meisben l&!d :-I am eapr to tell 10u in I • 

simple wmda and wit.bo&d 11114ue ~ .. of the I- of pnde uid ~atitude with which I aooept 

I Ud1 boDOUr st tour hallda. '1'ber9 are a pu -, 

&ne ~ fhatl we ba.., 1-11 fmbiddaD to ocmit 

bJ tbe l&wgiftl' •• Sinai, Wt an llODOra1'1 deirree 

from Edmbanrh 'WM no& ineloded 1.11 ~ )-t. (laughter ) N'otbing ooold haft been more prisacl Tbo Onl1 reuon, l!Mleecl, why at wu not OoTeted 11 that the pombil:t, tha\ mcib • ililt.inction woald 

4m1r .. mm mto D;IJ ken " bad no& entered, IDJ 

drenmr To knO'll' '1ia& at bu adualiI oome leadl ona to ~ eoneluaion 4hat, after .n, Utere 11 aome adnD:t.age UI b.ang a long wa1 off 'l'bme ue 11.0& 

ma111 amannthiu wreatltl tlia• oome b1 way ol 

.unea.rned ~ bu' th!a aure11 i.1 one. Seo~ • tllb Unintn1bel are about u old 
REF ID:A62869 

THE SCOTSMAN, ·Tuesday, July 191 1921. 

we tl&ft bad enough BcOt. a~ UI in CanMla to! 

let vs undemt.uicf why thU mould be ~ 'Dia.e iD- ~d adYen&uren, hU warrior ud JWf ~ · whO &rn rai9ecl the eiandard of ciT".liaation In tbu1

1 

COQlltr,', had to OT9l'CO!lle Umod eTe.!J olmaale 

that man and namn could manhal. Tll81 found & rigoroua climate and • rugpd, obWnate 10il; ~ h"Wllld m the JDJda of enemi-. But t.bey and 

&heir deacendanta ~ted oat of a ~rb, cfefiant 

wildemeu tlus mat.el of indutrJ: QaM land ofl 

leuumg, &ha bome of calture. Wben the Boo& 

tranafeirod hmuelf to C&nada be ND8Med ththe performr.uee wbiah hi9 ..-ton &ad achi8"fld 

at bcime. He did ~ ohooB8 iba 10i1 of euieA iill- f 

aP:-Tery often IJie reTene but be wu bwltLng 

for hie ohildnm, haa care wu for tbe generation• 

to oome. Some of our proTmCllll owe tWr -"1• 

ment in laTp da«rae to hi9. coar~. Nor wu bi1 

mmd centred on ihe panuit of wealth and comlon. 

DUlft lft OW ll:DVCIH'IOB', 

More parhape ~ &DJ' oU.r rll09 the Sc:ottilb I men and women of earl,. da1• in Canada II& th01r 

heart. OD education, and it YU • rulo 

of ihW' hTel that whateTer e1ee m1gh• be cleiued 

them, they would la1 foundaboJil u~ wlucb their I 

cluldren oould ered in the new land that; IJ&k!m of I 

mtellectwU chec111hne and deTelopment; wluab bad 

been the pnde ol th111r fathen m ihe old. It wu r. cuat.om of ~oeo fami,hea to llOl.ed the a of 

greatmt promuo, or more llOD8 than one, if 117 any 

mea111 they could, and at whateTor cost, whateTor 

•ocrlJioe, to fl" th- _ OYel'J' adnutap that/ 

the UruTen1tiea ol their own or ovon of thu country I OOWd r.Jford. n 11 becaule Of the lklm ldoWIDI Of I fannhee hke t.b&t tht we han had good achooll. , m the Domaruon almoet u Joni![ aa wo h&ve had 

• aettlanont. We are an the habit. oTor there, th~ aamo u poople are m eTe~ oountry, of pomtiDg to ou.r mde and our production. to t.he gi:Owth of ou 1uriaprud~ and tho admuuSt.rabon of la!tto ou~ groat 00111UUct.ion and cnganeermg tnumpas, a.ad 

no&hang 1• OUllll' than to find 1mniedi&&e cau.. o pohc1e1 t.o which good reaultl can be t.raoecl. But 

Uie aample and uieful &ruth 11 &lu-whatn·er of~ 

moral and 111tellectual vmlaty Canada en1oya, andt 

she hu much, not. lll her ci.t.iee alone IUld aroundi 

her Cathcdrr.b and College1, but. out on her fron1 

t.1en and m ·her coun\ry" homu whatever ahe· 

I cnJOJI of that moral and antellectu~ vmht:r, wh1c:hj 111 tlie real po.rent of evel'J' achieTemeni, lhe owos• 

I 

to that Mvore telf-duc:iphne, that pau1on for educ:a-; 

tion of her paoneeri (Applau18.) , oaowm or UNIVSllBlTm. 

Thu upliuna a fAcl; which alread1 all of JOU: 

know, r.U of you who ~e mtoran m the Domuuoni 

I -1t 18 the early grow&h of our Uni'nlrw1b111. EvllD 

I bofore Canada reoeaved at.a pl'Clllnt pobllc:al lllmbtu· ! 

'taona t.bero weftl Oltablilhed llOVeral Un1verubea. 

I ftc:3o IJISQRatJona 1"lre modelled pretty much &fter 

fO.U OTD. Tho ono I cr.11 mme owa it.a 

mccpbon t.o tho enerJJJ and devolJon to learn· 

' 1nQ' of & 8cotmnan Compr.rcd With t.bu &llOlW 

foundr.taon •b tradition 11 short, but; when one rcinemben th" the British Bar hu Sown mer Can&da for only & huudred &aid a11ty Y<?:lftlo a Un1vcruty with & ch&rtor r. 09bll'J' old is no longer l , j11Tcml& (A~ua.) h haa grown &o atra- ' I onliD&rJ lliinl!miom, and as now, I 11111 informed, : 

-2-

(cont'd) 

U ---' bJ the aamber cd .ludant. wnhiil ita • tJae Wpii6 in cM world. 'l1le ~patiol:9 Of a new•oinmtry are, u ;voa bow, u:temelJ prectical. 

-.~ and inaitatinn. cf ~· .. all Otller moa1d.t u iUy are the nabonal 

t.emper, haft m Ilda • mantry rnia: ~Ii t.o 

•-*ate on 68 pncb:al dWa t.beJ -1d •~ in older Jandl. I bot@! ~u ~ will not 

dnTe ton far. I bof9 the uample of Edmbandi 

will ~ 1- onnt._aom; that t6e n11111.U of tile 

r:ra,nd old foandMian1 of thMe blands will bep us iUrht. I hoP9 t.bM all..thla glamoar of t.be ~al 

will DMW bi UIOINll fO olllliuJ9 die 1of'7 bat fandamental pmp111e of eTe1'l ltd of ~ en. larganeM of tho mind, the aaltiTakon of the and•l'· 

ttandiilt the ~rifylq of t.ute. To u- enda 

9'91'J 1n.ncl\ of the won: of Uni-nlniti• llloald be 

lllboldinated. Only in '1lM _,. e&D llaey came 

the IJ6h6 to lliim: onl1 i11 tbat wa7 - '!1-1 

diffme thOlll be&tl1' U.inp QIU iD!lned 1111d Um• ~rate,, that; impin ad llllt&Ut, ibat -mort In ~ty and '9m11er ill trialllllh: on17 in ~ W&1 

can tbei 0011tn"hate to tJae proilactian of thcl&e &ner 

frqite of lrte..ume and. an. b7 wlwD ~Je 

of Olll' -n and futm. ...- ue ao want t.o iaclae 

the human lltandard of a nMion, and wbiola lll!"riT9 

wit.boat oonoem of time long &ft.er the nation it.elf 

bu pueed .... ,. tA pplaaui.) 

Bia IUIJUCS BAJlin 02f VlltVDIJTl'I :l&"OJID. 

Sir Maurice B1nkey, ~the ou*"" apolo1iled to 

t.be Benatu. Acadmm:a .. for haTinr· twice, owins 

mom 

to urgent; 

of t;ha\ 

pu'hlio 

OllremotlJ 

baD.nea, had 

But 

io aak 

t.be 

f'or 

postponement 

• ~ 

bad ginn him the .dnr.ntage of receiTUIS the delrftlCI at lhe 111U11e Un. aa hia friend Mri 

Mmpen.. It '95111ted from Mr. Meighen'• Jll'0-1 moti~ to the degne cd Doctor of w .. that, 

t.be 

~ 

-tinp of tihe Emplft ltat..meD now placi r.t DoWlllD.I Stred were 6illmll a.ad, , almolt ent.irely of Doc:t.on of Lawe of~ 'OmTerllit, - (apolauee) - and at • would oortaln}J · ada ~ touiili of the pJCt:a1'91q119 to \hllll' prooeecb_rap 'if they oould weaT their robee. (Laugiiter ) • The 

I 

VioeOanoallor had el!'NdJ" ftl)lam9d 't.bM Ul • • 

8ecTOt&ry lllence W&ll golden, IO the* he '11'118 &fn.id 

he coufd not daTUl.gi any of \heae tremeadom I eearets of Yhiob ha WU 111Pl>Oled to be -~ repo11• 

I 

toQ'. But he welcomed -the o~rtanrty oadf G· 

premJ18 the :reuona whir thatl degree m a a' 

! apel!IAI ·rpeal t.o bun "lie oould pvo 6 grea\ 

; T&~. o reuona. He oou1d •:v t.ba~ u an :Eng-1 ·lwhm.0: ~ough with a ~ 1pnnlding of good I Scottuh blood m ha TOIDI he li&d 10111etluq hire 

TeDorabon • for the eduodional matitabOJU ~ • • ooan~ whiah bad irmm them throo oa' of thllll' az lut Pnme Ministen, tbmr Pammander-in-Clnef in 

the late war, and a host of t.b111r loadi.us pubho men out of &11 proport11111 to the :relr.tave numberw 

of tii8 DOVUlauon. (Applaule.) .A1 One Ybo Jiad _,, - liad an opportmnty of obt&m.ing 

any academlllO degree through the ordm-

•l'J' ohannola, t.b11 honour made • apecaal ~Peal IAt & timo when ot.ber men of 

h11 11«e wen studying t.he hmNN~ea m that 

ancien' aea6 of leamm1._ he ,,.. deTOUllfJ all lua 

attenaon, u a. young offioe!' of the Royal MarUl8 

Am.Iler,., to the 1nhum11.11i'1• of t.ba &rt of war. tilter Tho real renaoru wh at honour 

Q 
.... REF ID:A62869 

THE SCOTSMAN, Tuesday, July 19, 1921. (Cont'd) 

~pea.led ao much were rather of & cWferen' ordBT i 

The Gm waa the ~nahtv &nd oalibre of the 

leading men or tha.t Uzu~n1tJ. h WU &&id tbat1 no man could lll!rff iwo ma.ten Be did not flunk 1 

that; wu meant lo apply-he hoped not-to pohb· : mil life, becalUll. u Secretary of the Cabinet, he wu 1 

dolllg Illa beet to 11&ne ttreniy (Launt.er J But 

of UiOee twenty, the two with whom he nad worked) 

kmges\ 60d in t.be moat ~pnnl~ 1nti111Mlt._ were I 

DO flm than their Chancellor and their Lord llector 

-Mr Balfour ond Mr Lloyd Georg.,. (Applana)I He supposed that if he were to u:y wba.t; he mould 

Wee to •1 about them, h11 teatnnony would be ~rdod u blued He wu, therefore,: 

go1Dg to & aouroo wluch no one could I aocuae of being pr&J udiced-namely their, 

enemy 1n tho late war. General Ludendorff, in h11 

book "My War Memones," 11&1d -"Our war' 

Cbanoellon did notlung to TepBJ.r the dunar. or llllhghten the people They hAd no areatne ideu. 

and did no&hing to hold the people to"6tbar and 

lead them, unhke the grea.t diomton Clemcnoeou. 

Lloyd Gool'lfe and Wilaon." Then, in the llllOClnd 

p,art. he Mid,' referring to t.bii Entente nabon.-

•They had had nothlJIS' but. f.WurClll, but they were 

u determill6d aa their GoTemment., and with a. ltrcmg n&bonal feohnr baclr.od up by the great. mon who lod them !IC> v1~roaaly • • • • Germany, dnfortunaloly for heniolf, ha.d taken a different road • • 'l'he politic:al loader1b1p of the Cbancollon wu a failure" Bindenburir, UI " Out of My Life," 1aid ·-" I never found 

among Gora:111.n sta.tcsmon. that 181188 of polda~ power, silent but aell-conta.mod, wluch wae char· 

acter1st1e of \ho Engh.ah." 

T'BDltJ'J'I& TO ll1ID'l8B L&AJ)l:B8. 

Too.a wore remarkable tnbutOll Here wu a nat1on--Cenuany-wb1ch had llteadilv prepared for 

wa.r, wluch bad a.n almoa ~riect a:ul1tary machine 

and gigant111 reeourCQS, a.nd wluch produoed great. 

General& On t.boir own admiamon. they fiuled to 

produce ,irroot D&\JonaJ laa.den It WU D ll(JlllflOlln~ 

faot, and" one wludt oon.tnbutod, be I.bought. D good I . dell! towvda oor v1c:Wry Tbe fact w&1 thBt Uie 

German poht1col ayltom bofore the war •BB not adapted to I.be _prodocbon of 11reat national leaden. I 

Our own pol.itioal and Pa!J1amentGry 111Ntut1onsl 

were a fumDCe m which UiO Qbtesmen were tnod j ou&, and from whloh onl7 eucli mon could emerge, aa Uie1r Ch~r llD.d Lord Beet.or Le\ Utem L 

tlunh for D moment of tho leadenh1p of Mr Lloyd~ 

George. of his repeated clanon rolls to '2lo nQtacu, 

tollrng thom tl:oJoold, hard tru&h whm n~ry1 I 

enaourapg DDd !AE1,)1'Ll18' tliem. when lbe'I' ncedecl r 

tbat, and ahroys lolld!D8 'aith hia 41)'9 ~ bod' on tbe goal of victory, ~ng the nation 1 

through the Wor ~. the Empire through t.b9 

[mperiol W Qr C:i.b1net, tho Alluance lhro:13!1 tho I 

Buprmne WDr Coa11C1l. (Applauso.) 

&fernng to Mr Bolfo:a'11 lc.:iderslup. S•r :ifaurioa1' · Hank91 llllked them to tlunlr. .,f Mr lbllour'9 d11-, 

pou-h of Ja.nuary 12, 1917, \o Prescient Wilaon.' 

with 1t. 'VIV1d oontrut. between tbe wut 1Um• of, 

the Allies ~cl of the enemy WGa• did thAt no~I 

oon 1n onLrhterunir tho people of tlle Uruted( 

talo9, 10 enoouragmg tho war-W9ary peoples of 

Alba-. and n oorrarpond1ngly depnla!ilr.JJ 

&he cmemy T There WN ono other namo tu wb:e!l 

he wi.•hod ta refer. ~ Went llODle in tho 17or 

who oll tho t.ame 'WC?'& an the limc!Jsbt, thoro wo otbon who Juul tn worl: 1n obscurity Thero WO! no r.amo wbteh d_.,,ed lfl'IH'tlor honour, and 11 

t:l!Bn wh·• d11t ~r mrvuioi in tha• cateRor:v 

hill C'Ollllt!'V c..~ t.har v~-u~ IU!d"'Prica 

Sir C. 'rc:.J i.·~cr fA !3.U:JO 

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OANADA AND EDUCATJON. 

LAUREATION CEREMONY AT . UNIVERSITY. 

1 - In the Afternoon the honorary degroe o[ 

Doalior of Law• of Edinburgh Uruvenat7 waa con· 

ferred upon the lbgb' Hon Art.bur Meighen, K C , 

M.P Pnme Minuter of <AnBdD. and Lieutena.nt.-! 

Colonel Sir Mau nee J;lankey, G CB., Socnitary to1 ~ Cnb&net. The la.urea~on ceremon1 took place 

Im the Upper Labrarv of UJ0 U111von1ty, whore, 

1shonl1 aftor three o'clock. a numoroua and repre- l aentati-..e oomplUIT r.othorod to weloorne the dl8-' 

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tm_guubed Tu.it.ore The V1co-Chancollor, Princ:i.I 

pal Sir Alfred Ewing, Jlrendod, and wu IMXlOIDparuOd by members of the 8ena.tu1 and Urn· 

•iveaity CouR A.mon_g_ o"1en preaent were Bculi& 

BunO ac:tul_g Chief ll!D'-1drate, and aO'Veral mem· ban ;l the Town Council Pra,Yer wu oi.ered by, 

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'1ae Dean of tho l'aculty of Dmn:ty, Profcuor W., 

P.Patcnon ~ 

J 

EDU CA TIOX U. Lllll:U. r 

'Ibo Dean of the l'DCUl~ uf Law4 ~ .P!'Olfftor ui Jll'OMllbllg UM! Pnme .llUJiidel' of 

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10r' the llonara17 ilegree ol LL.D., •&lid:-

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