Canandaigua Academy - Academian Yearbook (Canandaigua, NY)

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Wall Paper Paint Glass Brushes Painters' Supplies W. H. DOANE 203 So. Main Street Phone 795 Miss Burgess: When were the so-called Dark Ages? Warner Estey: During the days of the knights. Marion Davis: Where did Ann get the flu? Rita Thornhill: She opened the door and influenza J oe Cornella 69 Sons Fruits and Produce 229 South Main Street Patronize Our Advertisers

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finance this move, thirty-six thousand dollars was set aside by the Congress of the United States for the support of the Pan-American Union. The other countries were to reimburse this coun- try according to a certain quota which depended on the population of the country. One feature of interest is the issuing of pamphlets dealing with outstanding attractions in the capital cities. Not only is it of value as a tourist guide, but it also gives statistics and commer- cial information. A conference is held once in five years. The meeting held in Havana a few y-ears ago is of great importance in connection with world affairs. The con- troversy concerned the New World col- -onies of European belligerents. It was ruled that the ownership of these col- onies should not be changed. Only one objection was raised and that by Ar- gentina delegates who said their con- stitution forbade such a move unless ratified by their Congress. The rest of the delegates signed it. This is a pleasing example of the trust and co-operation that are grow- ing between the American nations. This feeling should be fostered, for in the end it may be the support of our THE' ACADEMIAN form of government and institutions. One other example which may be cited is the Inter-American Commercial Arbitration Commission which helps to settle disputes and disagreements aris- ing between citizens of different coun- tries. An incident which illustrates this new Commission is briefly as fol- lows: A Uruguayan merchant sent a large number of lamb skins to his New York broker who sold them to a Mon- treal fur dealer. The fur dealer charged that the skins were not in good condi- tion upon arrival. The Uruguayan claimed just as strenuously that they were. Instead of spending thousands of dollars in a count battle, the disa- greement was arbitrated by this com- mission for a fraction of the cost. Pan-American relationships are im- proving, and it is important that they continue to do so. With some read- justments, we could obtain almost everything we need right in this hemis- phereg since a lot of our trade with the rest of the world has been cut off. So, of course, we must turn to South and Central American countries to supply our needsg and we must supply theirs in return. . . . Margaret H. VanVoorhis Why Not Use the Safest.P Milk--Cream--Ice Cream Cottage Cheese---Buttermilk Canandaigua Dairy Co. Lake Street Phone 779 N M0 5U -.sb M NC ZACK'S 3 225 S. MAIN ST. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y.

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We Serve Lunches or Meals at All Hours CANDY - ICE CREAM - SODA TOKOE' Chocolate Shop 325 NORTH MAIN STREET He who laughs last sits behind the tall, fat man at the movies. I run things in this house! asserted Art Canfield, as he continued to push the vacuum cleaner. HANOVEN'S RESTAURANT 38 SO. MAIN STREEI' CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. f2nd Door From Railroad? FULL COURSE DINNERS AT POPULAR PRICES SHORT ORDER SERVICE AT ALL HOURS This Restaurant is very Popu- You are served the best foods lar with home folks and Tour- the markets offer, prepared by ists-make it your eating skilled chefs and served by headquarters while here. . . courteous waitresses. . . . Patronize Our Advertisers