t he had very warm feelings forMr. Davies. He had known him ever since he (the speaker)had first become a member of the C.P.A. He was an energeticand alert chap, who parted his hair in the middle, wore a bouquetin his buttonhole and carried a cane. He had been a constantattendant at the annual… … W. RUPERT DAVIESPresident C. W. N. A. committee had chosen well, and he felt sure their choice wouldbe popular with all the members. When called on for a speech, Mr. Davies said he rose to acceptthe high office which had just been conferred upon him withmixed feelings. He realized and appreciated…
Printing
Internet Archive · University of Toronto Libraries · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
