From far off Ceylon '. java and- Smith _' America ‘come ir- _ ect the cocoa beans used in making fl Muir's Chocolates. -

s = PURlTY AND QUALITY ASSURED

“ ‘The Secret of

their ‘ Satin Iackets

You have noticed‘ the

ddlflitlul smoothness,

aroma and flavor of the

coating on Moii-‘s hocolstes.

D°uyou know how this velvety texture i: ob- . rained. .I ;

MN?! d0 not buy ghgk 1 ¢hocol coatings. They . numb air own, im rtlng for this purpose the firs... grade cocoa in“, - Tl“ 90c eans are first bkndflltogflaated and end rlched-vrith added coeos butter I d Illfll [round in powerfu machinery fordays at a time until the paste has d" "ll 6110f satin and ~11 lo close in texture that the all’ ll excluded and the flavor and delicate aroma of Mott's Chocolates almost indefinitely preserved.

That la wh Molr‘s Choco- lates are a ways fresh, de- lightfully flavored, delicate.

‘Talte home a box today-

to a llne.

l0 per cent. dlacount for eaan.

bc IulalJor-

would lot‘ one week. week.

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ELASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

RATIO! Me per Ilae In All). I u. . ar evening-es line not In; for 6 1;...‘ a n‘ "h, l" a d." GI!!!” a: 5 figures, llltlal ottora, comae a; y‘; ‘mpg,

Special Rates a-nsnfalei Hltultloa Wanted. so. in seven wards per

a! avss. Count I words

Address lolnl Ill-l ol ad. aal must Ileana ad. ‘Ilia tor seven

' ibeen visiting her

Central. Guardian s1-: suits ro nave the child- "!!! Walghed at the Red Cross

Boothnlexbwsek at the Exhibi- livn- 8007-21-31

RIFLE MATCH CHALLENGE- A team of terrmen uudsr Capt. A. l. Robertson, from the South aide of the l-lillsbaro, hereby challenge hn equal team from the Nortb Sids to a friendly ltifldbiatch lll Keflslnsion Range n-sxt Saturday, Sent. 23rd. . ,

RETURN mom swoon-thaw R. H. Stsvert of Hunter River re» turned last evening from Halifax w-hsre he was attending ths meet- "18 n! iheByuod of the Maritime Provinces aid islsog-Dihj- Campbell Morgans campaign. Mr. Stavert speaks in the lrighsst terms of the success of Dr‘. Morgan's meetings and feels that even yet an effort should be loads to secure Rev. Dr Morgan for a campaign of a week 0r more on Prince Edward Island. - -————<-o-+—-

~ PERSONALS

iMiss Catherine Rosa, of New- ton, Mass, arrived in the city inst night by the early Burden train. (Mr. M.A. Kinglsy, of Amherst. arrived Iby the early Borden train last night and is registered at the Queen Hotel. '

Mr. and Mrs.’ William Dervine, 0f Whitley. Ontario ure registered at the Queen Hotel.

Miss Rhenn Cameron who has parents hers for several wseks, left by the Borden express yesterday morning on return to White Plains, N. Y.

BIRTHS INGS. — iAt Mount J-lenbert on

Friday, Sept. 15th. to Mr. and Mrs. Earle lugs, a daughter.

DEATHS

MscKIN=NON.-—At Canoe CovP. Sept. 19th, Laughlin MacKinnoli. aged 86 years, Funeral today, 21st. nt 2 p. m.

MARRi-AGEIS

SQUIRES- PROUDE. — A quiet iwedding was celebrated at tho Parsonage, 220 Richmond St. l2 o'clock on Wednesday, by Itev. W. M. ‘Ryan, when William Charlrs Squires, of Nelw Bedford, (Mass.

‘betil iMary Proude, Douglas St

. -. l ‘ ' ' Q1t__ M. Ihamont, Ohiuilottetoiwlt. liiev. A gout” Wnntul wanted y »' l‘ J. F. Denny, Souris,‘ -.\lr. J. A. """ _ -—'~ y Brilcc, Summerslde. wanrsn LIVE Assure tor HoRisEs WAN-FED A1- gggw. Rfllph-Conngfs Famous Finance COmmlltee—Dr. .1. 11. rmkl!“ 15° “P‘;‘t’d“°l%h lira‘; orsliotci stables». Low set oilcs s P. - d Ayers. cbslrimnl. ifhsrlniiletnwnz- °°°““*"““"- '1'° °-- 11 l 1 ‘- 1v1.c1t=1v1o1,oi1n1tt. Watkins 00., 3'10 Graig 8i... West, Jo n Aluuougal a-nd "°§,','50'.lj§,'.§§ y ‘town; ligllelil‘. eiiullxcliesrsnfl Clint:- MQFll-Feal- __.__.._ loitstown; 1M1". Harry Macbean, ..—-——————~~~»»=== who» Ar i- lo Lot". 5.111s Ilotei stables low set Chmouflown m a hgr-“flon iague; n11. Ad. Matnieaau, o'- wamcd‘ 5mm Mcnuugml “m! time opened last‘ night ht tit: Leary‘ . I . H°U3E ' To LET'- APPLY 299 Job“ Home‘ 8050'20'3l|ll’rincc Ediward 'l‘-l1c:ltrs where it hftprefientstli?! hofpaLocailxuslliacg Sydney iSt. ’_*"""" will play a two diiy engagement c ‘F- r‘ ‘ " e Be’ ______. WANTED- BY SEPT, 25TH “l, x . ' ,, Ml‘. A. J. MRIlIlGBOII, (YLiF-"Yi T0 LET sgvgN RQQM Hgugg by n girl student, board in pri- n('1'5m“cru°l'|'ed“l_tgepmiglzzx$rledét Rev. JiA. Mc-Lel-ian, Vsilieyifleld; with lawn 11nd garden. A-pply 76 V4116 lilyllllly- AMUS! hill/B 5°95 Jwlm, (yommr-s novel “Corporal n"- Alw- lwllertsml- Kemlwmni Gfpnt- Gun-KG S,’ 3007,19.“ room Lu study in. KpplTifrfimriqéanleronn released bellow“ the Mr. Percy Turner, Charlottetown; _____-~__._ _.__________ "A. J." care Guardian Office. Hudklnsm; hanner ‘ Mr. W. B] ILcard, Souris; Mr. Hugh FURNl-QHED HOU§E_.T0 LET SWL l“ ‘ illcliry ‘Alexander Mac McRae ‘Manure’ Bradalbane: Mr‘ ‘Rial-old wiili 1|ll modern COllVyPlllPlllifl ii -- W V Q51,’ ylésponsgbye (m. u“, dyrecuon‘ Slmpgol" Summarfldm Mr- L-B lllillllllri or lon-ger to suit twlruit. L08 _am] a very wonderful jab he Memsh’ Monllague; Mr‘ A‘ Me" “Tm” 1m- 3‘7l3'19‘3l ___ iniidc of it. There isn't a single fiflaafgd‘V.€,°,fl.,f§“"d§,§b,f§v' Rig: '-—~-~——%-———-—- ---- 5 _ _ | ' ‘ . ' ' To wm- ".fff...§*::;1.". .';.‘3.*...3." 1'1.‘ .1::1':1r".."i:: 2111.11.11; .11 mod“, _, ) _ , 1 _ 1 1 ~ -,, , _ _; Simpson, Malpsquc; Mr. George l‘ U""""l*-"¢“- 3 “mmll” leuvtl at ill-is office. 80-3-20~.liI11iax uvhith, by the way, is as nanbour summeralde_ M], J M or,- ltmgcl- to siiit tcnanlt. J-i- ‘powerful u thing us the screen McLeudp @)1.fwm_ M}. ‘Mmmock “KW;- 111» 801M941 LOST - asrwssu FRANK lifts ever kuowii. Wllull Perkins ,,,,,,_,,od_ Long m,“ M, 3,6,,"

N0. 220 Qiiecn

large (lining room,

No 222 Queen St. il-l-i-tf.

i1111 office. -70l)fi-lil-2i.

line 011 commission. Oils

uuiion to Box 110, Guardian.

Professional

Dr. Clift

nz Prince St.

George Street.

Oataiaa.

instruction‘ in Piano

lfflulgig *6’iii>*tr' “ale-ts siiivArs-ounisrma: i‘ ' -' d ample boo Tslopho e 8781. ‘gsletldtg; I Cllivorkzrs’ cam wevoe-vo-owooo-ewdkoow- titrated. “ |"°*'P°“°M’ my“ series; secure orders now. d9

.1. A. MoEACHEN.

Oph. ‘D. EYI IPECIALIIT

Eyes examined and I'll!" furnished when M31104-

Office-Al? Grafton "I" lfltisvs Parson's B an! 10 cent store.) .

Hours 10-1 and l-l- III-

lvsnlng by. PIOIMIIOIL Telsphstlisaflm - '

. TO RENT-PRIVATE RESIDENCE Si, containing drawing room. fivo bed rooms, kitchen, ‘llllnlriss aild modern convenien- cvs. Possossion 1st. Oct, Apply

__ ._________________, Bell) Wanted-Mlle!

COUNTRY BOY ABOUT 15 WAN ted for store. Address B. Guard-

WANTED-SALESMAN FOR P.

E l to liuiiilio wall known Broom ra- sulurly covering Island by crtr preferreil. Apply stating qualifi-

Cards

Chronic Diseases

Charlottetown P. I. island, Canlfl

HOURS DAILY, 11 to l p. m.

l. I). Stewart, ilfl‘.

Iarrlster and Solicitor. seams loiicltofa for tho union lank o

E. Lillian ifiiriienzie

Bachelor-Mot “Miasvigoraflgfigllfl

W. L. Cotton, Mrs. Bentley, Mr. I. J. McLeod anifothars. It W118

was united in marriage to E112:-

. Sncial" stint. 1......

(lConttnued from Pogo

pointed outihy Mr. McLeod that the Protestant Orphanage hers is willing and anxious to place child- ren in proper homes-but slits has b-ren foundra tliffpuit tank. Miss liatiibura remnrks referred only to normal children. The‘ goo-i‘ work done by the directors ofytbe Or- phanage was, heartily endorsed and while thkipinluiiwaa general ly sxpressad that the orphan child irrigli-t-bavs more homalika sur- roundings in a- foster home. it was thought .well to carry on at pra- ssat with the existing institution until a. more satisfactory lyateln could be evolved.

Dr. "Shearer tools up in ‘review the different clasastr of children which a comprehensive Child Wel- fare Law aims to protect. These embrace 1 (1) dependent children who are being provided for 110w iu British Columbia. Alberta, Sask atchewan, Manitoba and Ontario by a Mothers’ Allowance Law; (2) neglected children; (3) delinquent children; (4) physically defective children; (5) mentally clsfsctive children; (6) immigrant children; and (7) children of unmarried par erits] die reviewed thessdlffersnt classes fully and explained that only in one pr0vince—~Manitoba— has the attempt been made to put into force a low covering them llll- He concluded by describing the machinery for the snforcemcnt of the Manitoba law and voiced the hope that this province, if not the first, would surely riot be the last to follow in the steps of Manitoba. in the evening a very enjoysblfi picture programme was put on the screen and very much 011101"!!!-

Report of Nominating Committee

Wednesday Morning

Sap. 20.

For Presiiient—— Rev. Ross C. Eaton, Baptist Church. Moved by .\ilss hlncLeod, seconded by DT- Ayers.

For Secretary-Miss C. E. Hol- man, Suinmsrside, ‘Moved by Dr- ‘Ayars, seconded by Miss MaclLeod

iFor Treasurcr——- Mr. W. A. Sis- wart, Charlottetown. Moved by Dr. Ayers, seconded by Mrs. Mac-Lar-

en.

V-ice ‘Fresidenta- Rev. R. H. Stuvert, i-lunier River; Rev. CI Graham Winsloc; Rey. G. S.

Mitchell, Summcrslde; Rev. Edi/l. ‘Alalonc, Charlottetown; Rev. W.0. Mulligan, Charlottetown; Rev. W M. Ryan, Charlottetown; Rev. H.D. Taylor, Charlottetown, Rev. Hi D. Raymond, Charlottetown; Rev. M E. Geiige, Charlottetown; Rev D.

J .li1r iilii sillllbliloilr gill: to nlillt

2.11 Trot,

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 10. —— The Jtithsrto undefeated ‘Ebola- son Dillon and Jane Revere, each crbdited as the winner oi four races this summer, both met do- fsai. this afternoon in tbs Horse Review Futurity for two year-old trottors, feature of today's grand circuit racing here.

Summary: Tlinse. Heats, Purse 31,000.

Worthy Mary, b m, by Guy Alworlhv (Bl-bale) ...2 1 1 Juatissirna, b m, by Justice Brooks (McMahon) ... . .1 3 '1 Wilaska, hr 1n (McDonald) .3 12 2 Leona Watts, b m (Edman) 4 5 3 Amarilla McKinney, ibr g (Erskine) . . . . . .. .. .5 4 6 (Alta Evans, Walter Sterling, Little Jean uni Henry C. Gears also started.

Time—2.06 1-4; 2.0614; 2.0714. Horse Revtlew Fuhirity, Two Your Old Trot, Two In Three Purse,

, $ 500. Bffllldywine, ‘b f, by Belwin

(Edman) .151 Thompson Dillon, b c, by Dil-

lon Axworthy (Serill). ,.5 1 7 Lord Elleralie, .b c (Goodardfl 2 4 Jane Revere. b f (Whitc)...7 7 2

The Senator, ch c (MdDon- ald) . . . . .. OOI33E

iEtlielinda, Mary Ross, Harvest

Todd, Winnie Harvester and Judge

Frysco, also started.

Tlme—2i10 1-4; 2.09 1-4; 2.1014.

The King Stake, 2.08 PaalnqTvhrce Heats, Purse $3,000.

Peter l-lonlsy, bh, by Peter The Great (iStokas) ..7 1 D.W. Maloney, illlk g iby Jlldke Direct (Ray) . . . . . .. Wrack, h h (McMahon) Minnie Williams, blik mtThom

4

H

tot- a to». mo: tact

as) . . . . . . . . . . .. F10 Patch. n m (Briteniicld) c a

Dover Boy and Charley Sweet also started.

'l‘lme—2.08 1-‘4; 204 1-2; 2061-4.

2.18 Face, Three

, .

Heats, Purse

Russel imnizais, hr g, by ll-Onsate (Erskine-Thomas) 1 6 1 Barney's Tramp. ch m, by V ‘Barney OlConnor (Stokes) 5 1 Livery Pointer, b gfliflgrri. son) . . . . .. . . H.223 Naomi V., b m (Smith) . ..4 3 4 Peter Clco, b i; (Vick) . .3 4 El Dlrecto also started anti Iiamlbetio and Princess tMarion, were distanced in the first heat. Tims——2.0fi 1-4; 2.07 1-4; 206-84.

at Guardian Ot-fics.

between North River and Summersids by Crapnud,

initialed “MJn-M." ribbon and gold pencil tacllegl. Please notify Di‘. W. J P. McMillan, 206 Kent Street Reward.

__.___....__....- i-I t-l p Wisntmkiifenaaln

oi housework. illoilisc, 72 King St.

housework. no wnshilng. 20 Water St. 802

learn at the Clifton House. 870-9-tf.

i-‘ur S1110

Villa Avo Brighton. C. Hopkins fill Brighton AVG. 7093-194“

and

producers Bargain for lllllflk bu)‘

layers.

_-—~——————"——“_*~___—_ " Situations Vacant 7

llvsr litter: men and "WM" "l ready making fivs dollars ull

“a; m- sutpariencs unnecessary- Garreison Company, iBrantford. Ontario. .

Right Rev

' N, IS t. 7D.- IDONDO 6D Gibson’ n.

Edgar Charla! 800111181’ I)" Bishop of Glbucsster, .111; at tbs uni! of this 76M‘

‘W’

“H 1

l)riscoli's, 1M1. Herbert 11nd Chur- lottotowil purse containing sum of money. Finder kindly lcnvc 8040-20-21

LOST- ON FRIDAY SEPT. 8TH. Corner,

lady's double case gold watch, with black at-

Sept. 11 ti.

_.. WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER Apply Aberdeen 804020-3i

WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL Apply 4-20-21

COOK WANTED-One willing t0

__-“--—————~—“"——-—- FOR $ALE— tor so x 180 ..ow

___--—————————————-—"——’< roan s-oansrsn FOR sans

At condition. Cheat! for 1111M . i di l d Bflle- s99 lt M’ 0231523??? forllns llnlfslitirorlnaglli‘ lPOlllJ[llg.u::}l'l¥n8llilll-l' Garage. ' cili authorities. are due nlnc times ' -i————--— 0'11: (‘if tcrd to n'n excess Jot hlydro- . BR n c l or c nc in t 1e atomuc 1. C r nlc FOR SALE 75 PURE E "acid stomach" is-exciacdingly (inun-

Wbitu Leghorn hens of the celo- brated ‘Old 11am‘ strain. lien-V)’ grand winter

wr-Etl M31 Bulpln. lclifdllulL m“ w 8072-20-11

sally, svsn in ilpars time; cap-coupli- nf five grain tablcts taken in

‘ - l aiirli t.t.- guotieiraisuon ro anion xgtf: ‘MPH

is rssIbgJIIg , . cause of poorvhssltb. l-ls is a. gov-advice you ever ‘on.

~aq.

ed for Cameron, we, for one, were sorely tempted to cheer.

it would be unfair to select any one r of the cast for special Ill0flll0fl—— they wera all splendid.

fir

uniiphantly in “l-lumoresque," is seen ngain as -a young mounted ip0llcelllllll, will-ls Viivibnne Os- borne and William Colvin are . sceii in roles to which their tal- . ants ideally suit them. "Cameron oi‘ the Royal Mount- ed" is o. rerimrkuiblo picture-don't nlisa it. "Cameron of the Royal Mounted," was produced by Em. est Shipman. '

cieiit home foraged gentlemen in this city, which iwas founded by Thomas Sutton in 1611. He was honorhry chaplain to Queen Vic- toria in. 1801, and was chaplain- in-ordlnary ‘in King Edward Vii.

Tells Dyspeptics What To Eat

Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid Stom- nob, Ileariburn. Gina 0n Naom- licll, Idtc.

gerous and sufferers should do eith- or one of two thlnga.

ldither they can go on a limited art-ti often disagreeable dict. avoid- ing foods that clisaarrse with them, that irritate ~the stomach and lead to excess acid secretion or they can‘ cat as they please in reason and mil-kc it a practice to counteract tiio oiTcct of the harmful acid and prevent the formation of‘ gas. sour- noas or premature armentatiun by the use of a little Blaurntod Mag» ncsin at thalr meals.

_'l‘hers is probably. no bctter_ naf- sr of more reliable stomach anti- acid than Bisursted Magnesia and it is widely used for thin purpose,

not a dlgcstent. Hut a

lCll and iii powder

lsaspoonful of the or n a little -watsr with the food will neutralise the excess acidity which may be‘ present and prevcnt its fur- ther formation. his removes the whole Cl/IIIO of the trouble and the oat digests naturally and health- ily without need-of pepsin pills or

met the fate that he had intend-

Gsston Glass, who scored so tri-

——~____wnw-__»

It has no direct action on the IEOIII-JQhMQB ‘Qgdflu .m|fl|g Q's.

. Big bogus-s

Auid, Freetown. Church and Other C mmiitteeo- Mr. W. L. Cotton, Charlottetown; Mr. J. A. Clarke, Baptist, Char- lottetown; Mr. J. l-l. Williams, Christian, Charlottetown; Rev. F. A. Fitzpatrick, Mothodist, Tryon; Mr. GE. Biroiwn. lMCStlIYIGPlIID, Kensiiigton; Mr. R. A. Profit, 1.0. L.B.L. Freetown; Commandant illigdon. Salvation Army, Char

lottetown; Miss MciCallum, Y.W C.A-. Charlottetown; Mr, Ray Pendelion, Y.M.C.A., Charlotte-

iown; Miss Winifred 1MaoLsog_ 11 C. 1S. Charlottetown, Mrs. Joseph 138")’. WiCfl‘.U.. Summersids; Lo]. F. S.‘ Moors, Army and Navy Charlottetown; Mr. D. M. McDon aid S. 0. E. l-lartsville, Mr. Artie- inns Moffni. TQIIPPGPBIJM Alliance New Glasgow; Mr. Jzli. Mfllcolll. lwtaryClub, Charlottetown; Mr Hnracs Wright, Farmers’ lnistiq. “ie- kiieqne: Miss Baasie Ca-r ruflwra. women's institutes, Chm iottotown.

REGOLUTIONS AND PROGAMME

1. This Social Service Council expresses its sense of tbs invalu- able service rondtreJ to this ls- iand by the Red (Ins-i WOrRt-irs, its nls-ru. on hearing lllmt tluesa is it possibility that they may be with- drawn aftcr Decmnln-r 11nd its iudg uncut that °' will Yc cliliijllflfqug m the highs-ii deiireo if provision i.- not made for the continuance of this work and authorises the presl dant and secretary to send a care- fully prepared statamenl to sil- clergymen in the Province with petition forms to be signed. urgent iy requesting the Government '0 take action-before it is too late. 2. ‘That application be renewed for action cstalbiistiilng a Board of Censor: for Motion Pictures for the Province.

ii. That a special commiitoo be appointed to draft a comprehen- sive Child Weifara law hr the Province, providing atissuatsly for

"w i-wrc of all icons clniisas of Ill‘ neglected, dependent. dslinqusnt’.

defective and immigrant and those of unmarried parents. That this committee consider also a/Mat- {wflf Allowance law for the Prov- ucs.

.4. That. the executive investi- gate the present state of accommo-

fsw ounces of Tlisurated aunt-min from any reliable druiit- glat. Ask for either powdar or tab- ‘lt never comes as a liquid.

il or citrate and in the laurat- ed form is mot-a laxative. ry this- lan and sat sxt meal and ass if tliipgihji’), gigs

u

t

M“ 7°“ "m? ‘M Y°‘"' Ellis 0f the health and morals of

nation for and care of prisoners and should they deem wise, to rip- ply for the establishment of a pri- son farm, whore prisoners can be Inploypd usefully in the interest

‘ST. LOUiiS, Sept 19—Yilnkeeil won L031 p_(j_ continue at top speed as St. Louisqqew York 36 55 .010 2.30 Trot and Paco foltersuWllliams bangs out llllilpntsburg 32 (32 .600 \Vl1lnie M (1,. l'ruught).2 2 1 2 l -““"”Y‘“*““‘ “m” ""1 ‘>1 888w“ st. Louis 79 s11 nae Northern Liuiy (littcoi-t-g- ‘and is now leading all other maiolqgincipmti 77 66 . 32 or) . . . . .. . . . . . . . .1 1 2 :1 3 ,1°“5“° Pmye" W" 1*"- Mfleffllchlcttso 75 on .5112 Jack Todd (suns/tin) ...'i z; :1 1 2 itlffmjbl’ f! It“? Tgfilwmlil! bltzlufilllrooklyn s9 1a .4111; .Timc—2.27 2.110, 2.20, 22s, 21m. *‘ "B" "m- ' B" 8 "u ° Philadelphia a1‘ . s11 .304 - lglhgufiiaéins with an injured rightlgostou 47 9g 33s 3 Mlmmh ' -- A l Leau ' ll ',i' M11117 ..111 l m" Guwong .5057- PC- T3115’ lu‘."(n(ln(y)( . .l.,.(.). ... ..2 2 2 I W"r>—~~Am1"1°'"-—|‘°.9“° RYE New-Yoricu»;._.89...._56_..._.flli11111y_ AuhrcyJ-Cllrvur) , .3 217i ' ‘ ' St. Louis 87 59 .590 ‘ Tlmc—-2.ili~i, 240, 2.2121. Washington 00001030—4 11 OlDetron 77 7g 5,34 Gwen Race lsl‘ Lou's — owmowb-a 8 0 Chicago 73 ' 73 50" Solilinl- Boy (PfiIWHl-é) , .2 2 1 l 1 , Batteriiev- Johnston and Picnucleveland 73 73 50,3 Jolly “my munneuL J1 2 2 ._, ich. Lapham; Van Glider, Klop ‘vashmgmn 54 7g 451 Jennie (‘\"|Ir:")y) H1 3 4 3 3 “M ‘sevmwlm Philadelphia 217? g3; 4:} Sillllli-i- 1..1<1_\- (Mitchell) r. 4 r. -1 1 At Cleveland. First game RJLE. Boston ' u llmfy, Llmlhlr‘ {Anny ‘MHZ’ 0m ‘Boston 300000001 4 10 2 . ‘-——-<v>——-— So-dlcr also siurttd. v — _ TlHNF-Zflill, 2.38, 2.34, 2.3 . 2.40. lusveirnn 0101:1020 -'1 9 o Ljflfllg (if Embilfgt) F w_ Hughw - »B1~lll.8l‘l0i3——-PODll00l(, Russell and - 1,. AC0,“ Chaplln; Meuvler “m! owem‘ Jutlgesr-dn.‘ Fruscr and Iion.l ‘ ' Mr. Lea.

iSscond gnme- RJLE. Boston 000010100-2 8 0 Cleveland 00002010 ——3 7 l

Bzltteries-—- Ferguson and Rue];

Wi11i1 and Seweil.

At Detroit-—- RJ-LE. New York .200000110--4 8 0 Detroit 1120000000-43 4 0

Batteries- Jones and Sch-mg; Pillette 11nd Woodall.

Rain prevented the only lntcr- national League game that ‘was scheduled yesterday—that at Roch ester with Toronto.

National League

At Boston- RJLE. St. Louis 022010111-0 15 1 Boston 000002200—-4 10 0

Batteries-North, (Sell, Doak ~ and Ainsmlth; Jirilller. Matthews and

Gowtly.‘

At Philadeiphia- RJ-LE. Pittsburg 0000002-22-4) 14 i) Philadelphia 000000001-4 60

5. That the Government be re- quested. to provide an industrial farm for the segregation. training and maintenance of feeble minded persons and the Boards of Educa- tion ‘be asked to provide special classes for the training of feeble minded children of school age.

B. Tbs council calls for all citi- z-ils of the lain 1d to co-operute in securing the largest possible nluicnty- in the co_"-1'.1.-: referendum in favor of the prohibition of the importation and iaxportstions of liquor.