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British Regiment To Invade United States Soil

(Special to The Guardian)

INHKEY INN HIIIIIIIN Elli-N IIIINIIENTIIIN

Dispute Over Control of Mosul, Settled- Modifications In Fa-

' vor of Turkey.

l (Special to the Guardian.) CONSTAINTUNIOPIJE, June 7.— Turkey and Great Britain have signed the Mosul Convention which settles the dispute between the two countries over the control of Miosul. The principal points or the con. vcntion are acceptance of what is

celved by Lt. iCol. C. C. dial-bottle are to the effect that the appear- ance in Cleveland of the Scottish on Friday next which is "Canada -Day" in that city, is eagerly await- ed. Local newspapers are giving

lxh regiment. fully armed, is to march on United rStates soil for the rflrst time in over a hundred years and the fact that the color- ful kilties wi‘ pipes an’ a’ are to he the invaders is a feature of ex-

The IScottish are parading Tues- day evening to complete their per- sonnel. The number to make the trip is 350 although over 400' men

TORONTO, June 7.—-Advices re-

much space to the fact that a Brit-I

ceptional interest to ClevelanderaI

BEN. ASSENIII PHESIIYIEHIIIN IINNNIJH

Dr. Scott Retires from Editorship of Pres- byterian Record.

(By our Special Cmrespondent) | MONTREAL. June 7 —-This was the one sad note of Friday's dis- ICUBBIOHB- When the veteran edit- or of 82 years made the announce- ‘ment that it was his intention to ‘resign at the end oi‘ this year, ii solemn feeling of great intensity ran throughout the whole assem-

kuown as the Brussels line by both parties. with slight modifications in favior of Turkey in the neighbor-

hood of Alimoun, and the maiintain.

ance of a tdemllitarlzed zone 75 kilometres‘ on both sides of the frontier. ‘

A Turkoilrak military commission presided over by a Swisspwlill de- limit the frontier witblih six mIontb-s after ratification of the ag- Tile inhabitants of the territory may choose Turkish nationality if they wish.

Turkey 1B granted a one tenth share in the royalties dus the lrak government from oil in the king. dom of lrak, in which the vilayat of Mosul lies.

Military Forces Required to Halt Demonstrations

(Special to thqrfiuardlan.) DANZPG, June 7.—'I‘he Polish government has proclaimed a state oi’ emergency fn Tarnow and Lem- berg, ilollowing “hi” activity of autonomlsts in those areas. iMilitai-y forces Ilntorvcued to halt demonstrations in Tarnople in

asked m be mkem hiya The words in which he Th l . ma e the announcement will be e reg men“ uxpense! on m“ long remembered. With deep

trip are being arranged for by tho emotion Mr. ‘Scott 8am:

LEADER ACCLAIMED I

paying the expenses as reported l local newspapers. .

Plan Reorganization Of British Empire

(Canadian Press) IMONTREAIL, June

tiou, Limited. f0!‘

The annual general

June 30.

Woivin go luto the

lpsst year. The

Toronto committee of the Cleve-l land “Canada Day.” it will cost some $5.000 for the whole trip. Honorary Col. lRobius of the Scottish is not

Steel Company

7.—-Unsatis- factory operating conditions, result pectml ing in a heavy loss last year. arekinti, and reflected in the annual report of inevitable march of years, which (he ,Bflflgh Emvlfg [steel (Jonpora-Iwill be 82 when this yoar is com- the twelve pictori- mopthg ended December 31, 19Z5.'ciation oi’ the help given me to meetlng 0g submit my resignation." shareholders has been called for by many of the commissioners and The remark“ of Presgggagtlg, most regretfully accepted by lho

the company and the results of the. announcement is

"With a regret that l cannot ex- press I beg to tender my resigna- tion as editor and ‘manager of Tho Record to take effect at the end of the year, or earlier if it sulis the convenience of the Assembly. l find that the burden of carrying on ls~ being maintained with in- creased difficulty, and l feel that I should not -he sble to continue for another year that another man should he appointed for I would not like the work to fall down on my account. it is just thirty-five years ago that the Assembly gave me my appointment tn this work. Previous to that, for eleven years _ when I was minister in New Glas- gOW. N. S.. I bad contact with The Providence has been now submitting to the

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RT. HON. ARTHUR MEIGHEN

Whose splendid reception In Montreal last Friday is referred to in

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Natives, Faced With Starvation, Killed Wives .and Children to End Their Miser- ies — Survivors Ate

Comrades, Relatives and Dogs.

(Canadian Press)

NOME. Alaska. June 7. —Three hundred natives at lndian Point, Siberia, across ‘Bering Strait from Alaska, died from starvation last winter, and those who survived ate their comrades. relatives and dogs, Clllitain Ira Rank of the motor ship Trader reported here yester- day after a. trading cruise to is- lands in the ‘Bering Sea. The vessel arrived on Friday.

Captain Rank said many of the natives killed their wives and children with knives and then themselves to end their miseries. .He declared that ‘the natives on the Siberian coast must depend entirely upon ammunition and Runs to provide their necessities for life and that these were taken from them by the Soviets who feared an uprising.

Canadians Shot

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The resignation was accepted by expressions of great appreciation

Mr. Scott will retire |with an allowance of $3,000 a year

lAl-lflnlilbly.

‘iiIFl1llEIliNM|NlSiERi' ~ "iiENiftliAlliiN ALLIANCE

to he paid in monthly installments.

cvhlich severed persons were killed nd fifty wioundevdl Obs hundred sud flvo students were arrested. it was reported that 3,000 Ukrain- iune attempted to attack the prison in Lenihcrg.

Professor Munro Accepts Position

(Canadian Press) . illAlblliliAX, N. 8., Juno 7.—l"ro- fcssor Henry F. Munro of Dalhous- in University told Canadian Press this evening that ho ha-d decided lo flCCelllf the position of Superin- tendent of Education for -Nova Sco- lla offered him a few days ago by the provincial government. Professor Munro will receive a salary of $7,000 annually.

Miners Executive Ready to Negotiate

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. June 7. —A. .1. Cook, Secretary ‘of the Minors Fedora- lion slates todny that ho believed lilo minors’ executive tomorrow Wuliid accept the invitation nf tho coul operators to a preliminary fpulorcnco to discuss tho coal

uiip.

Blacksmith Once, Now Govt. Leader

(Canadian Press)

STOCKHOLM. June 7. -0. c. Ekman. once ablacksmith and now leader of the centre group "iiresentinl; the extreme prohibi- iionlsls, has formed a (rhhinet tn succeed the socialist government 0f Premier Sandlar which resign- ril sovoral days ago. ‘

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Olflllilflll that a reorganization of the Dominion iron and Steel Corn-' pany Ltd, has now become neces- sary and that in the company's

for a. successor to Mr. Scott. ‘ The noxt business on tho doc- kct was the presentation nf tho Difififiill- 003M011 m” “mp0 “m! report of tho Publications Commit-l form of such reorganization musty“, n was agreed that me pres.‘ be guided by the holders of its bytcriun Record he continued us‘ Ibonds rather than by ill! Hllllrelmlddho official pilbllcatlou of the Pros-- ers. vCoupled with this Is tho f01‘6"lyyl.8l‘l8li Church in Cnnadu. and cost that the interest and slnklni! that it is issucil- monthly,- and that, fund puymonts on the bonds of Hill-four ministers and (EOHXZTCKIZUCHSI

“We Have no Imperialistic Designs” De- clares M. Rouphos, Foreign Minister

in the Pangalos tions With Her

Ardent Desire -

(Associated. Press.)

at By U. S. Dry Agents

LOWEUL, Mass, June 7.—.Alleg- ed dry agents who would not. show (zrodeniiieils fired upon an automo- bile party at the Canadian border, . wound-pg one man, Dr. .1. A. La-

hore on arrival, of the party. Robert Bealuchamp. Mr.

a fusillade of bullets. 4-mi-

Five Fatalities In Sherbrooko

Cabinet-Closer Rela- Neighbors is Greece’s Balkan Pact Favored

iepite of his Ihellidoso utterances, is

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Farewell Gift

(Special to the Guardian)

Lady Byng oi Vim)’.

in the Dominion.

Mayor Webb De- clared War on One Big Union

(Canadian Press) WiNNiPidG. June 7.-—liiformst ion on two charges has been laid against Mayor ltaiph li. Webb 0i Winnipeg by officials of the One Big llnion. and the chief magis- trate of the city will appear in police court Wednesday morning. The information was laid ~by John Clancy and James Herbert Dunn. llolh are organizers for the 0H9 Big Uninn. < The charges are :»‘(11 That he did counsel diverse persons to commit an assault on informant: 2) That he without lawful author- ity and with a viow to compeliiing informant to abstain from carrying on his lawful occupation as a “mo; organiser did intimidate this informant by threats of using vio- lence to his D0110"-

The section is the outcome of all address made by lMayor Webb b6- (m-e g meeting of the industrial development board oi Winnipeg.

In his address Mayor Webb d“ elm-ml upon war on the One Bl! Union with a view to its ultiina e exterminatton. i-ie is alleged to have mentioned the MIMI 0f (glaney and Dunn durinx h" Id‘ drug, and also to have declared that certain linen. Whom M’ styled "agitators" lhtiillil b9 "no", into the Red River ii it '3‘ not possible to tails local

Qonlpillly will likely not he puiii bc urged to give tho itecoril wider‘ when duo ou Jilly 1st ncxl- /\ i-ilill‘ 81111110 cral plan oi’ reorganization of ilrit- much greater distributor ish Empire Steel is forecast. in the 110W! 01'

meetings u is stated will ho fliillCd 0H‘ Mlllilafl" 0f

For Lady ByngI

> __ f 11 There was great need of the Re- JBVI-Zslgvlyhélllaanfie" 21- $26,123,; cord to counteract the propaganda f8 m be made m “m. p;x,_,e||ency_ of The Unionists and should be iii ' n h, under. the hands of everyone.

- : ti f f ltjcN-vlhlirlv-ININ Ileistilllitratiiyc to attend the convocation 0f ti"! j i -i t. nri manufac- (‘tlrléliflailzlévz-vilfiral); “:1, i“ (mam, (“min the restored college. will Irmulnd her of the years spent ‘i 8'1"" Biilherl“? “d a“ ‘he “m”

the minimum ponlftiiil of 8Z0 iiefi

so that it may bocoiuc ii

0f the un luiperiuiistic ambitious.

the ‘Church.

North Syilncygctvouomic system. Mulligan complained that utI This is the viewpoint of Lucas present time the members of Rouphos, Mllllifllel‘ °f Filleiiiil the Church were dependent uponjAflnlie iii the ca-biiiet iof General the great‘ metropolitan dailies for Paugalos, as‘ outlined to a special Church news. and, while these re-'correspiondeut oi‘ The Associated sonted a great variety of sNmh-Presis. The ileclarallou of M. news some of the smaller papers Rouphos apparently set at naught were suffering from "the influence recent r6901“ that Greece hfld 10in- ol the big stick" and consequently ed hands with Italy against THPRBY only published part of the news. for thleérwflpillre 0f GYWCATB 105l- prov c s. ~ “We have no imperialistic de- signs," said the Foreign Minister. "We have no secret alliance with Italy or any other country. We must (ievioie all our time, energy and money to the economic recon- stnuctfon- of our cnunti y. Li. would be idle for us to go to war while we still are suffer-mg so grievous- ly from the terrible consequences of the Smyrna disaster."

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The Assembly adjourned at 4.30

Montreal College which took placo This was

old psalm "Oh! God of lliethol" as- cended from 2.000 voices great gratitude was felt for the action of tho Quebec legislature in restor- ing the college to its rightful own- ers. '

Six honorary degrees were con- ferred, including the Rev. Robert Johnston of ‘New Glasgow who will now .be known as lDr. Robert Johnston. Congratulations from the Maritime Synod are every- being extended to its first D. D., since the disruption of the Church.

Dicusaea Foreign Relations

Fresh from a cabinet meeting at which the question of a Balkan pact was discussed, M. Rouphos dis- cussed the relations of Greece with lltaly, Turkey, Ju-goslavia, Bulgaria, Rumania and Albania. lCioser. and friendlier relations with fher neigh- bors was Greece's ardent desire, he sold. The present Greek cabinet wholeheartedly favored a Balkan pact patterned after the Locarno treaties. He discouraged talk about the hostility of Greece to- ward (Turkey and said the Greek povemiment was earnestly seeking to cultivate the confidence 0f the Angora Oaibhiet. l M. ltouphos once was an ardent Royalist. During the Venizellist regime he served two years in pris- on for- supporting King Couisten- tlne. lie showed the correspond- ent a largo diamond tie pin with the ‘GTQGR inrltisl "K" (signifying Konstantin). "This was given to rue .by our lamented King," he vsaid. "it. be!‘ of dead at about 100. For!!!‘ shows that it-now is possible for threh are deed in Besflflrflblfi- Royalists Voriizollsts and other flic- Towns are Willi"! l'lhm°l'8"~I-~tione to work togeliher in the com- oement bridge! hi" ""11 1°?" monJntei-est of Greece“ Almost away and railroad trick! ""11" every political element is repre- out for l"!!! distances. semed in our present government. ~—--\~‘°""_'_"_ ~- lif we have accomplished hothini! (Canadian Press.) ,else we have eliminated much of OTTAWA. June 7.—-The House the fierce political rivalries and of Oommons voted 850.000 W" factilonal animositles- that formerly night to vu ‘ i. all!) ‘existed ,, the Greece people. 1e.- pensioners of the Jntorcolonial The population wants to rel-get and Prince Edward island Rail-meant politicsend politicians and ways. tlion. (i. A. Dunnhll. Min- dovlol-e itself actively w work." tier iof Railways, explained that! - Musseiihl a Man 9t Pesos

Scores Killed by Romanian Floods

llUCi-lAR-EST. June 7. —l"loods throughout ltumanio have killed scores of persons, disrupted com- municatlons everywhere. csusod huge damage to crop! Mill FY0991‘- ty, and cut off railway service be- tween Rumania and Central Europe, following a deluge of ruin, Saturday and Sunday.

Early estimates place the num-

action against them. no charred

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ATHENS. Juno 7.~--Gri-.ccc libs-really u man of peace. “it is true." ‘he added, “that Mus- Thlii llfl-“i- shc requires is u lusting peace and solini is seeking new colonial out- Special genera] Lion was supported by tho Rev. W. un (ipptorlunity to rehabilitate her lets for

latilon; but he does not intend to Iobtain these outlets ‘by warlike fin-ensures. Not even a Mussolini could take the terrible responsibil- ity oi’ renewing a conflict which has left the whole of Europe prostrate. Great Britain, France, America, the League of Nations and other great forces never would sanction such an enterprise, even if the ital- fan. Premier had any such designs." ‘Greece, the foreign Minister con- tinued, is dloing everything possible to remove the racial hatreds and poll-tical jealousies that have kept the Balkan countries far apart in the past. ‘No one more than Greece, would welcome a Balkan pact built upon an enduring found- ation of peace, trust and mutual helpfulness. There could .be no real progress if the countries were enemies Iof ouc another; they must he friends.

Polley o1 Fnlendship.

"lit ls the policy of the present Greek cabinet," declared M. Ron-ph- 08. "to win the friendship, cooper- ation and confidence of all our neighbours. We are achieving that not merely 'hy the expression of arnity and pledges of good-will, but lby making substantial conces- sions iio them. We are giving them privileges and advantages they never enjoyed before. For example, we have offered Bulgaria, our traditional adversary, the full use of any port ton the iiiagean Sea. she may select as an outlet for her commerce. ’I‘berefore we are Elvin! Bulgaria something which the Great Powers piiomisod her which wens never fulfilled.

“Then we expect shortly to reach full agreement with Jugoslavla re- garding the Balonlki-Guevgheii rail- road and the use by Jlmoelavia of Salonlki as a port. This will be accomplished by means of a con- trolling commission stationed at Saloniki and Guavgheli. ‘The com- mission will consist of a delegate each from Jugbelavfa, Greece and the (League of Nations.

"IWU now enioy amicable rela- tions with Albania. A complete accord has been reached on terri- torial, minority, religious and other questions. As regards Tunney] the best evidence that we are on

cordial terms with her h the recent‘ oxchanso of hundreds iof thousands

of Greeks auii ‘Moeioma, a task of | enormous proportions which was carried tout in s moot peaceful and) friendly manner."

I. Rmibllfia Illd tha GrsoIGov-

creased ooat of iivins- ‘rile mifll-‘us lltalisnl Fasodbt Premier. all. s cert , as vhJ, pensioners are affected. ' o“ o‘ u e h o“

- him that the itaiiasciutstw. lathe United stew.

eminent was a i-toresohan Iflinstment of uie meek debt to

‘Italy's ever-growing popu-

nor-s.

On Saturday

SHERIBROOKIE, Qua, Juno 7.— Five persons are dead and two, more are in the hospital as the re-. suit of two accidents which occur- red here Saturday evening.

lA drowning accident in Magog IRiver claimed two lives while three other lives were taken when an au- to was struck by a train a short- distance outside the city limits. (The dead are, O'Neil Bergerson, aged 45, and Charles Young, aged 38, drowned and Henry Hebert, Mrs. Aime Couture and Hector Pari all of this city.

Pulpit Appeal for King’s is Made

the University of King's College building-endowment fund by the Anglicans of the city, was urged by the rectors of several '0! the local parishes in their sermons Sunday, which was observed as "King’s College, Sunday" in the Church of England parishes in Saiint John and many of the psr- ishes throughout the diocese of Fredericton.

Rev. J. H. A. Holmes. rector of 8t. Jude's parish, preached on the subject of the King's Appeal in fFnin/ity church Sunday morning. and in the Church of the Good Shepherd iSunday evening. Arch- deacon Crowfoot, rector of St. Paul's church, p. aehed on the sp- pesll in the evening services at Trinity church. ‘ROY. G. Gordon Lawrence, rector of Trinity church, had the evening‘ service at St. Paul's, Roth-easy, and urged the fullest possible support of the building-endowment program of King’s College, as the Church of England college of the lMaritime Provinces. Rev. W. iii. Fuller. curate of Trinity church, dealt w.ith the King's appeal in his ser- mion in St. Jude's church fn the morning and st the evening ser- vice in St. Paul's.

Dr. A H. Moore, preaident of the university. breached in Christ church Cathedral, Ifioderloton, Sunday morning and In 8t. Ann's church, Fredericton, in the evening. F. T. Short, of Saint Jiohn, address- ed the congregations of three churches in the parish of Uphsni Sunday morning, evening. Many other parishes ihesnd sermons dealing with the King’s appeal delivered by the rec-

"But," ‘he added. "our present financial horde ate so heavy sudI our mess: do iniahed that was must he; the lorbssrance of your government tor I willie

will represent a hundred million dollars in theatre properties when

more than 500 motion picture thon-

producing enterprises.

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Ludendorff Loses

(Special to the Guardian)

MUNICH, June 7--Fleld Mar- shal LudendorfPa wife today applied for a divorce from the man who ten years ago was eclipsed iri popular prestige only by the Kaiser and Field Marshal Hindenburp. Since the war LudendorWs position has changed rapidly, first‘ by the loss of public confidence and esteem and new apparent- ly by the loss of even his wife's affections.