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can pnorning and as n result of the t _ "of the _es'th of office the nit _ bsrs of the cabinet began u; i105 B! the new government

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Previous ‘to this the ministers oftlle resigned‘ Lloyd George gov. moment attended a privy council in ucklngham Palace to surrenq.

tollm$perlcer Churchill, owing hils Calllnstwlmperiallvli g try l! apneaena e DON'T-ION, Oct 25—’l‘here are tllr former Viceroy; 1n the new Ca net, namely Lord Novar, Aug. "Hill, Lord Carson, lndl-a, and the Duke of Devoashlre Canada. With a Canadian born premier the Emlflre standpoint Ls therefore very strongly represented, LONDON, Oct 25—'l‘he new B11. tlsh; Cabinet was officially an- nounced this evening as follows: Lord President of the Council- Marquls of Salisbury. Lord High CrancelloF-Vlscount

“Dutch Lefiy” Kills His Wife g And Then Himself

(Special to The Guardian.)

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-— Henry Sigmund, known to the police as "Dutch Lefty" a gambler, early to- day trailed his‘ wife, Edith, to her separate apartment in East New York, accosted her on a street corner and when she refused to return to his home, shot her and then himself. Both died instantly.

Pllcllo Villa Uutlougllt

, to illness sent_hls seals by proxy.

Danny Edwards

BOSTON, Oct. 24. —Pascho Vlllll. Filipino boxer who holds the Am- ericani fiywelght tllfle decisively rilltfolrgllt Danny Edwards Pacif- ic Coast ba-ntrlmwelght. champion in, a ten round bout llcre last Light.

. —o--—<o>i-_- l GOOD RESULTS FOR FISHiERMEN ON BOTH COASTB

errands, Oct. 25. - Weather

-~oondii:lolls"'wsre"fuvoratffofior f-lsll I

lug on the Atlantic coast during the month and during the first Ila-ll 0f the month on tho Pacific coast and largor catches of fish were landed.

The total of sea fish lauded on bo h coasts during the month was 1..17.935 owts, wit-ll a value, to the fishermen, of 32.906527. whllg during September, 1921, there were 1.026.656 cwits. landed; vul- ueil at $2.520.047. ‘ ‘ The Lllnenhurg ihzmking fleet ar- rived during the month from the Grand Banks with a good catch. There were 57.789 cwts. of bake taken. compared with 19.998 cwts.‘ in September. 1921

WOMAN DETECTIVE CARRIE! HANDCUFFS WITH POWDER PUFF

'.Nnw Yonx Oct 25.—When Sadie Lynch, a fashionably gown- ed Boston police inspector. orien- ed her silver va-nlty bag to obtain hdr ipowdor puff in the office of Sheriff Werner in White Plains he. revealed the latest style in

ndouffs The lbrlghtly polished wristlets were only half the size lll_ the regulation cuffs and were rllnde especially for women prison are.

Miss Lynch and a -male detec- tive from Boston introduced them selves to Sheriff Werner of West- Chester. flllrqy announced that their purpose was to fake John

Degan and Caroline Mundo, both ‘ymi-idence, to " ton, where

_ th _are accused of stealing an auto

bile. They were captured in Yonkers Nbout a week ago,

0e. v. lac ber-‘dai- W‘- or over.

or ever. at 6 I‘ a to a. figures. Initial le one word. 10 per ee t.

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h. A dress fo pa "tsi.'.a*t.as":sr-.rmh' . :. or-is for one w k. w reel FOR DALI --1 P

foxes. Will ex - i male Jlllitfllf female. A9 n Mooney, Peakes Stall -

llATllln-d 1 er lino oer day f r

a line Ir day for ou

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n“ Imvlibglflls Chancellor ' in at Buckingham rsluolol- m'fley'mm'

e1‘ I B" "m and portfolios. lVlns

roupl of,_ as Minister of Finance, the smokers

m. for Iovsn ores. b‘ * "'1?- '"°"° ""1" “"°""' "m , l .. s . ‘ -

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lillieliliéced Qlttesiuell gdllllltllie iszfit iluisind-

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of the Exchequer- win. ,‘ . Secretary for Home Atfairr- Wm. C. Br" eman. ' 591M817 for Foreign Affairs- Marquis Curwu.

Secretary for the Colon-is The Duke of ‘Devonallire. Secretary. for Indian-Viscount Peel. Secretary for Derby.

First Lord of the Adltliralty— Lieutenant Colonel L. C. M. S. Amery. ‘

iPr "‘ ‘ of the Board of Trade ~—iSir Philip Lloyd-Creams. Mriuistor of Health-Sir Arthur GflfYItll-‘BOBCEWQII/

Minister of Agriculture-Sir Ro- bert S. Anders. Secretary for count Novar. Attorney General-Douglas McG

War-The Earl of

Scotland-Vis-

Hogg.

‘ Lord Advocate-Hon W. A. Wes- on. ‘ President of the Board of Educa- iion-Ed-ward F. L. Wood. M. P., for the Rlpon division of York- shire.

C. I’. B. Shopmeu Are Cosidering Fulure Action

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. -—-"Untll the complete report has been r0- ccived llo comment may be offered as to the action. of the company," it was stated today at the head office of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com-puny relative to the s-ward made by the mndorlty of the board of affhltratlon dealing with the matters in dispute between tho company and members of the in- ternational Brotherhood of Rail- way and Steamship Clerks, num- boring in all about 8.000.

iLocal units of the shopnlcn cm nlvyed at i-he Angus shops llsm are undertaking-a referendumre- gardlng future action, The pur- pose of the vote lstc instruct rep resentatives of the shopmen as to their rposliion.

Negotiations between the repre- sentatives of the railway corpor- ations and the representatlvesof the shopmen will be resumed, ltis anticipated next week; probalblyat the firstof the coming month,

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(Special to The Guard MONTREAL Oct. 25

Canadian Banks increase Their Note Circulation

(Special to The Guardian.) OTTAWIA, Oct. Zfii-Thie bank statement for Septembe which will be issued shortly will show an increase in the note circulation of Canadlnin ibanks of nearly mine- toen million of dollars as coul- pared with the previous month,an dncreaso in demand deposits of mea-rly fifteen millions and a decrease of six millions in-snvlngs deposits Dominion‘ notes held by the banks have increased by ten millions; call loans in Canada are up seven millions; call loans out- side Canada show at decrease of four millions; current loam’ in Canada are up twelve millions. also as compared wltlrtlle pre- vious month. . , "

The increase in the ‘pic's note circulation is attrlbnt A to the crop movement. in Sop emlber, 192i note circulation of the iba-rlks was ten millions more than it wasat the end of last month.

ers Object To High Tax

illAilbbS, Oct. ind-The smoke

of Wench tobacco are worried once more. iFollowing rumors that the price of tobacco was going up. representatives oil .the gflmplrers’ League called on the Minister o! Finance who has control of the msnufsc urs of tobacco, and poin-

Smok

'ied out to him that every time

difficulties were encountered In puking‘ il-‘rance’: budget balance. it was always the pocketfof the smokers which were hit. They threatened to strike in the senile that they will not buy any more tobacco if ilho price ls increased.

' in a manifesto presented to the

state that the time has come for some other measures to he found for increasing the revelluo, ‘all _ enough. They suggest that, henceforth women should share in the taxa- tion [by a tax on face’ powder, which, while it may be 111M110?! more aesthetic rumours. 11,0

otherlieniltljl"! bright come in for thilr lulle- my suggebt and add. normal h“ w” ‘ligndiyr “W110 knows “ma; the taxation of such articles ‘fntlllt have may beneficial ef- fects? The Government would lam the money nwlvd w! m" possibly would pt but u» of" . m“ to lool: on woatllll oral ,lnl features."

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. NEW YORK. Oct. 25.‘- W. Ives a 00.. insurance ihroggrg, ylvortlses in ibusllless publications "ill 0118i‘ of "poisoned plq layup IND" to restaurants, grocery QM", millers, food Jobber; h“ ‘other: dealing ln foodstuffs, to pm 16st than: against claims for dam. Al" l’ nerd . c b“ m“ one media sick by

The some of the insurance was taken from the recent cakes of a Broadway restaurant which served Dle and Pastry containing arsenic, which caused the death of eleven

than fmy.

“Bills-filth to lu- ~ llllsiry for British

IANIDON. Oct 25--Tllat the re- cent agreement between the Sov- iet Koverument and the Russo-As- iatic Consolidated Company, which will permit the handling of the in. "IWIWWB Conner, lead and zinc resources of Russia. :is.the most important event to British indus- try since the armistice, is the opin ion of Sir Edward Edgar Burt, the merchant banker. -

Sir Edward. in an rlntervlew, has declared that while the world at

of these metals and the present source of supply is being rapidly depleted, the reserves of Russia, which are practically virgin, will be laid opcn, averting, any pos- sibility of an acute shortage. There are vast areas in Russia containing these metals which have never been touched for coni- mercial purposes, according to his statement.

"It' is quite possible," Sir Ed- ward said, "that without this new Russian source the supply of cop- per. lead and zinc rln the world would be exhausted within the neixt twenty years. Russia ls our only hope of lessening this catas- trophe, for the resources of the United States, which represent about forty per cent of the total, are rapidly dwindling. '

“For the next decade I can see American lordiug it over the world of industry through her control of

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the present time ls running short .

ius FRANK ‘BKRADLSY

Popular young man wbois mcct- ing with great success in thc Guardian Campaign. Watch his votes mount up.

Professional burglars Ilobllutal o Bank

“dian ) Oct. 25.- '-brokc into c (luring or uf tile. from $10,

(Special to The Gua STOU-FFVILLE, Ont. Professional safe-blower‘: the iSitandnrd Bamik hé the night, drilled t-he d4 safe and got away wltl 000 to $13,000. and certain secur ities ‘but they overlooked the safety deposit boxes collfnlnlllgi valuables.

Possible flue inlllurder of lhomis Betty at Guim-il, N. S.

(Special to The Guardian.) CLEMENTSPORT), Annapolis County, N.lS,, Oct. 25.—-Clllcf De-

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Candidates should not overlook the fact. that Mr. Bradley ls in the Guardian Contest. From all over the Island votes and‘ sub- scriptions are daily coming ln for Mr. Bradley. His friends are standing by hlim nobly.

Reparations Committee leave for Brilu

(Special to The Guardian.)

iPARliS, Oot. 25.——"l‘lle Repara- tions Commission will leave for Berlin Sunday evening to confer with Chancellor Wirth and other German cabinet memillers on the financial crisis in Germany and the threatened total collapse of tile mark.

Soldier Loses in Ws-Iiight for Gypsum Millions

tectlvc Horace Kennedy. of Hall- fax, went to North Range, near‘ his investigations-ref t-he lnurderati Guinea of Thomas Berry, seventy- fivo year old farmer. An uiiknowni man of suspicious appearance was reported to have visited a farm»

these metals, but I also see her siquandelilng her heritage with recklessness, and I further sec how it may easily happen that

Great Britain. through her dove-- lopment in Russia, will assume a position in the metal industry- tllat will displace America.

"That is where the Russo- Asia-l tic Consolidated company midi the’ Soviet government come in. 1f' allowed to develop to the lull ex-l tent of this capacity, this conl-- puny may easily become thc grant, est producer and purveyor of coir per, lead andzlnc in the World it will free British industry from servitude tothese essential trans Atlantic raw-materials, and It will secure for us a supply of these me- tals that will he felt in every de-

munufactufi. I believe the coming period of ‘ilemu1¢ss~ and scarcity will be followed by long years o! plenty that willl more than refs- labllsh usfiin our old 1370599711?-

PIIIIlSII ail lllficer fAs French Slacker

PAlRliS. loot. ‘Zft-"Ypu must choose between your Cflllfllry "m1 rue!" said iMlno. Desgfflngeb 7-0 I191‘ husband. Brigadier Charles 9"" sponges, when. he begged her to allow him to rejoin his ffrEidnellt 3i tho outibreak of the war. -

The brlgadier, who loved hi5 wlfedearly, gave way 1° h" DIEM! mg and remained illl iSWWHZ-Gflklld. Ho has just been sentenced by 8 courtmartlal at Orleans to £0111‘ years‘ imprisonment for falling to join the colors.

Brigadier Desganges would have been safe hud he never returned to France. But he longed to see hispsreals again. and returned to the land 0f ‘his birth. Everything wont well. but as he (boarded ll steamer for Venezuela he was re- cognised and arrested.

Evan then he could have os- coped. for, according to his army papers. he was not a deserti-r. The Brigadier, however, determined to loco the charge. Mme. Desgranses pleaded on her knees for llim.The president of the point-martial looked at her coldly and answered: ‘Madame your llsunnd should have been shoti"

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HM m BALTIC SEA QINKS TWO RED ORUIERB.

"WuoiA, out. za- Th8 Rillsslell armored cruisers Rossiya and Gdomobol and several other vessels hl{§_b68ll lost in a storm in the Ba tic Sea. r

Kllllt ll ovs Bow Studebaker Cars are Euhcillreil

Strand Theatre last s" very interesting seven reel Studebaker film‘ was shown, depicting the manufacture of the Light Six Studebaker car. ‘rho-picture was really better than a trlpthrnugh auto“ sndlt has been reco - by e United Stathldlepsr of Commerce all‘ one of tho industrial filgns ever. screen- ed. Atjtlie ynsent time tlla De- Tpdftmsfll ‘onlnrarce is ‘allow- iilg itrln the schools throughout the flame States and in many geometries. The picture “last amt through the

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gar-moat ozfnrltisncoramsrcs and - .

Ho asked for a meal which wzls given hi-m. He kept his cap well back on his head and his face said to have had o. bruised Zllllwtfg ance. The man ate with his lefti hand and ltt first kept his right,- lland concealed under ‘his coat- sleeve. Litter revealing his rlc-lzt hand, <lt showed fresh scars. He was bet-ween forty and forty-five years oi’ age. .

Morse lloliis up Woman '

(Special to The Guardian.) HOPEWVELL HlliUL Oct. J5.—A young woman of illlrryvillc, a few mllcs from here. had a somewhat exciting encounter with a nloose,

village to her home lll the dllskoi’ the curly evening. She had ranch- cd n spot locally known as the "Willows." a lonely stretch of Ill-ii‘ rowmoad along the edge of the woods, when she met directly ill front of her a large bull moose, which was coming towards her at a moderate but steady speed and. with angry shaking oi‘ antlers and other. hostile d-enuonstrllilions, showed every evidence of a dc- ternllnation to contest the right of way with the horse and driver.

The horse stopped as the moose approached in ‘belligerent attitude’, and the young woman was consldi erlng the situation rather critical, with a clash imminent. when fur- tunately an automobile came on the scollo, its bright lights proving too much for tho intruder, tvhlch made off into t-ho neighboring woods.

The relieved occupant of the carriage spoilt no unnecessary time on that stretch of tho road after tile antlered monarchs departure.

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—--r-—-t0-@--—- IDIAL GOMMUNISM , PLAN OF DEVONIANS

FORT WlDLiIAM, Oct 25.-—ldcrl cmmunlsm at tlle some time con-; forming to the law of Llansda and: Ontario, will be the doctrine av- owed by each of the sixty fnmiliesi hereabouts who, under the banner} of the Devonians will settle on the Arrow River. in n township, opened up by the Ontario Severn-l ment.

"As much for onn as the other,"- equality oi‘ division, no priviiegesgl these will be the cardinal points in Utopian settlement izhiir-j iy-five miles south of Fortwlllisnl where the Arrow River runs alongi side the international boundary. l

There will be no such thing as on individual crop for one fam- ily. Tile yield from the acreage held by the full settlement will be pooled and divided on the bas- ls of each family's size, or the proceeds from the harvest will be sold in bulk. Promotion of large families is thus one article of faith in the Devonian community.

The ‘first step will be the erec- tion of a saw mill this winter. and the selection of a numfbei- of members of e community to

gqugl go " on oaoh lot. Then the eprhlg lag will be carried on lb tile lime war, "MIG bulld- Illll Itflloilll up from lumber sown from the logs felled in the

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OTTAWA, Oct 25—'An act of

Digby, today m the pursuance of tho Nova Scotla Legislature vest;

lug the title to a gypsum property Island Point, Victoria country. N. S., "in June McNeil], has been disallowed by the governcrln-coun cil, it was officially announcul t0-

3. The fight for thlis property has been under vny for some yours

(sfllnd has attracts! considerable at»; tcntlon throughout the Dominion:

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New Glasgow young lady whols one of the real contenders in the big (Jllllbfllllgll. She has hosts. ol! raul friends boosting for her to win thc Studebaker,

Warns Against Church Union

TORONTO. Oct. 25.—— Preaching before a very large congregation in Jarvis Street Baptist Church on Sunday evening, the pastor, Rcv. Dr. 'i‘.'l‘_ Shields, took us his sublect "Things Some Baptists

are Determined ito Stand For." but also spoke frbm the text. "Ye should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints," Epistle of Jude. 3rd verse. During his sermon, which occupied an hour or ' so, Dr. Shields also took occasion to reply to the pamphlet issued over the namo of Dr. D. E. Thdmaon. dated Oct. 14. entitled "Dr. Shields and Jarvis Street (‘hurch." which pamphlet Dr. Shields stated, had been sent all over the Baptist Convention area.-

Dr. Shields called the attention of any convention delegates who might he present to "the tendency everywhere observed cowards what is called union," lle declared he was confident that llnion was as far from God's word as could possibly be and declared also that church unions could be us lnoroi- less as g great trust. T-Ilerc could be such a tlllngils a religious su- tocrsoy. There was such sstronil movement in that direction al- ready that some thought it mis-

olol-l‘ a certain amount of landnlemeanor for a’ minister to speak

his mind freely-He also gave warning against the dn er of odu national sutocracy. .Pe anally. he wanted to retain the right to ex- press the belief that was in his

townslllv- There will be lln olderaoul. l-le might possibly, ho said. selected from ycltr to year. and aexpress himself on the floor of a b‘ troktbe who will handle the com-the convention. but would

"wait and see how things go."

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of Cardlgar: whb is meeting ‘with real results in the Guardian con- test. Just keep an eye on Cardigan.

Well Known Priest Shot by Young Man

(Special to The Guardian.)

THIE JORDMl-NES, Que. Oct. 25.--—A'ilibe Belleau, Chaplain of iiho National Catholic Unions hers was shot inst cvenlug by a 17 year old boy as he was entering his apart ment at the St. Joseph Hos-pita where he is a patient.

iNo motive can be found to ac- count for the deed. T e victim has been transferred to ii e hospital where ‘hrls condition was said to be vcry scrloustl Boldus the as- sailant is held by the police.

Woman Killed at Grave otllusband

(Special to The Guardian )

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON. Oct. z5—0n the qual- tlon of German reparations Lloyd George said "we should not at- tempt to impose upon Germany any vnyment which til beyead her capacity, what ls‘ within has capa- city she ought to pay.’ " The former premier zpnsaed himself with some deflnlteaals as regards the question o! Russia. “! am strongly in favor of the renewal of a pact with Russia" he declared and dealing with Great Britain's foreign relations in general Lloyd George said, “It is said Great Brit- ain is not going to extend her res- Possibilities. hut you must not be afraid of your responsibilities. the policy of Great Britain peace loving but unafraid. l.f l stand alone l will resist any depart» urc from it." l will never let Great Britain down. I will not stand by or for any man who does. Whatever government is in power we must not offer any factions op- position. There must be no nag- ging criticism. there must be no play. "We are told that the new Government is a government of tranquility. In what respect does a policy of tranqullit differ from ours. if tranquil! y means any change from the existing condi- tlons of things then it is bad “we have made peace in Europe, we have made peace in ‘the Near East. What does this new policy mean. lt is no use using words unless they mean something "I am all for cooperation with the Allies but Great Britain has her own respon- slbilltles. She has her own mis- sion in the world and she must stand by lt." in the course of his speech deal- ing with home affairs Lloyd George declared the first purpose of an“ "ovornment In its policy at home must be to do everything to improve trade, “Stern economy is