LIGHT THAT IS DARKNESS At the next monthly meeting of Local 197 of the Woodworkers' Union, the executive had little difficulty in finally shelving the report of its committee appointed to deal with the resignation of Captain Maitland, and as little difficulty in passing by unanimous vote their resolution held up at the last meeting.

The allied unions had meantime been extended to include the building trades.

Their organization had been perfected and their discipline immensely strengthened.

Many causes contributed to this result.

A month's time had elapsed and the high emotional tides due to athletic enthusiasm, especially the hockey victory, had had space to subside.