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`T6wN CANADA sA'iURoAY' AUGUST '23 1919 ' B M... 6...... em on ow
PLENDID RECEPTION
TO H.R.H. AT O 7 EDEC
Glorious Weather and an Enthusiastic Crowd Gave Prince oi Wales a Magnificent Welcome to Old Ouehec.
(Special to The Guardian)
QUEBEC, Aug. 22.-Glorious weath-
_er. unrivalled natural beauty, a -big and fairly enthusiastic crowd, all con- tributed to the magnificent recedtlon tendered here this afternoon by French Canadians, and the ancient capital to H. R. H. the Prince of Wales. The heir to the blrtish throne boarded a fast steam yacht from -the Renown a few minutes before six o'c1ock while the marines were playing God Save The King to which tim guns of the mighty warships and those nr t_he citadel pounded in a formidable chorun
On the Kings Wharf l-lis Royal
Highness who' was followed by the prime minister of canada Sir Robert Borden, was at once greeted by I-its Excellency the Governor General. The duke of devonshire, the Lieutenant
District. While exchanging congratulations with the Official Personages and quickly reviewing a Guard of Honor of voter- ans of the great war His Royal High- ness by his cha&iing manners capt- ured the hearts of the eli-to of the society of Quebec who greeted him wltii cheers and applause. _
QUEBEC, August 22.-The Prince
of Wales was this morning presented with loyal addresses on behalf of the city and province, at thc Legislative Building. The address of the city wars presented by ‘Mayor Luviguer, and that for the province by the Premier, Sir Loincr Gouin, the second day of H. R. H. the Prince of W'ales' visit to t~he “old cradie"' of "new France" opened under' glorious auspices Throngs lined the streets and thor-
Governor of Quebec, Sir charles fitn patrick; l-(fs Eminence Cardinal Be- gin,’head of the catholic church in this country, the Lord Bishop of Que- bec, the Provincial Premier Sir Lomer Gouin, -the mayor of Quebec, Mi. Laviguer and Brig. General Landry, Commanding Officer of the Military
rniiuoicii Aoiiusr
THROUGHOUT ALL CENTRAL EUROPE'
Anxiety Caused in the Various Capitals---Blamed by _ ignorant for Wave of ilolshevism.
BERLIN, Aug. 21.-The steady riso
of anti-Semitic fcelilig iii Central Eu- rope is beginning to causc unxicty not only in Jewish circles, but in _those of the Governments as well. This feeling iii Berlin has resulted in several street rows in thc last fow days. whtilo a veritable pogrom at- moshpere is reported from Munich, Vienna and Budapest.
An oiilclzil anti-Semitic newspaper
has been cstzihlislicil ili Berlin, over the street sailc of which ii shooting nffray occurred recently, one man bo- iiig wounded seriously. To consider that inoveineiit an organization has been formed to combat anti-Sciiiitism. ln Berlin the feeling has not ap- proacheii"tt`tty'fhing like n dangerous phase, but in Munich and' Liuiiapcst, the situation, according to reports,
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oughfares, and not since the days of Quebec's,Centenary Celebration has the cityisccn such tremendous :inii on tiiusiastic crowds. Quebec :is ii pro- vince puid its respects to tho Pniiico nt a reception which was tendered the royal party at the Legislative Building. I
iiws scnowiuif
fllllllkly could become grave.
in those cities it constitutes it re-
:wtioii to llolsiiicvis-ui, whore fcuctiun-` UTY 1\l5lti\toi‘i-i, and others, \viio last property taken by the Bolsliovilsts, are ciidt-nvoring to plaicc the responsibili- ty cliiciiy on the Jews, ,who arc ac- cused of being thc chief lenders of thc extreme radical movement in most countries. ln view of this steadily ris- ing tidofof :intl-Scniitisni tihc better- cluss Jews :ind those who :irc most ln_iiuontlul are being urged publicly to cut loose from thc rndiuzii members of thc riico by denouncing Bolshevis- tic agitation and to do all they can to chock the growing infiuciico of tho class known licrc‘zis “Russian and Galician Jews," \vli0 were tho loaders in tho Munich and Budapest Soviet movoniciit.
Unscrupulous ngitiitors, besides cn-
deavoring to identify Boislievism :is a Jcwisii movement, also_are trying to arouse fooling among the ignm-um by illlrlllutillir the high pi'oi'cs of cvory- thillit to thc Jews. 'i‘lio'Goriiiiiii Gov- ernment is watoliing tl|c» situation cioscly. '
Great Britain Wants _
_ - Canadian Hay
(Humans sur ov invade)
LONDON, Aug. 22.-A grave shor-
iiige of the British hay crop has re- sulted in many urgent enquiries being placed with Canadian trade represen- tatives liero for supplies of Czinadiiiii hay. if Caiiarlu has any hay for ex- port slie can scll all of it ovor here.
Suspicious Troops
_ Moyhg to Russia
(Special to the Guardia"-)
BERLIN, Aug. 22.-The Tngeblutt,
Tilslt., [last (Prussia correepondueiit, reports the transport of troops and provisions to Russia by night- This is considered here as confirming thc assertion of Die Freiheit ibut there is co-operation bctween the German military party and Russian counter revolutionaries.
Mexico Demands ` _ Withdrawal oi Americans
WASHINGTON. August 21.-_im-
mediate witlidrawai of thc Amorican troops now on the trail of bandits in Northern Mexico was askod today by Mexican Ambassador Boniilas. who called at the State Department to pre- sent li. formni protest from the (lur- ranzu. Government.
The text of the protest was not
made public, and officials would not discuss it further than to any that no reply had been made.
Lighting Sets
Fire to Bam
1-e
There was a bit of a stir around
the city. last evening when an alarm was rung in at the station for a fire in n barn on the Lower -St. 1’eter'e Road, near the golf links. The barn was totally destroyed. it was the property.of Capt. James Walker. A- M. G., C.`E. F., who is still over- lean. The building covered a space of _¢_h|\-¢_y.g|y9 by twenty-five feet and was filled with hay, which also be- longed to Mr. 'Walken The loss is very considerable, although last even ing the amount of the dsmn8° ¢0\lld not be ascertained. it is not known
RUMOR SIR LOUIS DAVIES TO RETIRE
.-1.
Hon. A. L. Siiton is Named ` as His Successor.
OTTAWA, Aug. 21.-Rumor is again
getting busy with regard to the Cab- inot, and the possibility of further ad- justments, though it is doubifiil if any- thing is ,douc no\v till after the extra session of i’ai'llb.meiit.
_ -r an
i » ,
Tho latest gossip in pollticiil cir-
cles sill-'rgcsts the possibility ol' tho ro- tircmoiit of Sir Louis llavics, (lhicf Justice of thc Supremo Court, iinil his succession by lion, A. I.. Siiton, Min- istor of (_lii:».toius.
Mr. Siftoii rctiirncrl ot the begin-
nin‘g of the wcck from tho Peace (Ion- ference.
IMPERIAL PREEERENCE
IN EFFECT SEPT. l
Partial List oi Articles to
Which Preference Will be Applicable.
(Special to The Guardian) '
LONDON, Augf ‘.i2.-iiiipirriiil prof-'
reucc goes into c|`t`ci'.t on Scpteinlier 1. The Ciiiiiiiiis,siiiiici's of Customs have issued ii _list of iirticlcs produc- ed in tho British Enipiru to which prcfcrciitinl rates iiru zipplicubic as follows:
‘Teu, cocoa, coficc, ciiicory. currants,
dried and prcscrvcd fruits, sugar, glucose, ni,oli|.sses, sztccliniripio.
Motor spirits and tobacco pziy five
sixtlis of tho full rate of duty.
Motor' ours, 'ir|us,icul i‘nsti°uineii-ts,
clocks, watches _and ciiiciiuatograpii films pay two thirds.
Wine,`not exceeding 30 degrees
proof spirit, will pity 60 percent. of tho full roto and wine, exceeding 30 de- grcos 66 L!-3; unbottlod still wines. 50 percent of tho full roto of the ad- ditional iluiy will bo clinrgeil on spir- its. l’rofci‘om:e will be given by means of producer] in thc Empire by four shilling and four ponco it llilllflll on liquors.-. f-intl hair it crown pci' mii- lon on spirits of other clesrwipti-oils.
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Strike at Lumber Mills
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NEWCASTLE. N.ii_, Aug. 21.-'Pho
workmen at itobinson§s;*niill here struck this nioriiing for 1| nine-iioiir tiny. T-hey then procccrlcd to Chai- iia-ni l-lend und wcro joined by rom- |\loyi~.cs of <M:|loiivy's.liiiil i;`i'i|:-:ci"_s mills, :Ind thouco to -i3urciiill’s, 0- Brion's :ind Siiillv;iii‘s, at Nolson. lie- turning l_o,.Ncwciisi_lc, thc cmploycos of the gr-.ur works joiiioii tho s-trlkors us iliii also tlio nicii loiulillg sloopcrs for J. |~`. Iliiinston. llioiiiii'ilson's mill is also iiown. Hiiioli|ir‘s haul iiircuriy shui ilown for u picnic. Sovcrzil l_iuii.i- rod men then iiiiiroiicd to iliickiey‘s mill ut l<`roiii'.li l°‘ort t‘oVf‘. f|lIlIlli"~ll('-U to tho M'ii'1ii|iiclii liuililicr (30,, mill lit lioiigizistowii, boili of which shut down. lliiioii- oiiiziinlzors :irc expect- ed from »i'ii:iilism this rifioriioon. l'cr- fect orilor is prevailing. T-ho long- slioronioii continue out in syiupiituy with tho iuill mon.
At noon tho mills and fnctnrios ut
Morrison‘i-i Cove .iriil Ciuitliaiii shut down, tho laborers demumling ii nino- hour ilny.
'ln thc nifternoon the miilmen holds
meeting in tho Newcastle Square and were addressed by Thomas J. 'Burn- ett, of Dougiostown; Alderman H.l1. Stuart, honorary president on the Northuinberliiml County Peoplo‘s Un- ion, aml a roturnodsoldicr, Jos. P. Munderson, of ltobiniion’s Mill, who also nctcd as"chairman. - After some discussion an agreement was reached. The longshoremon got i/hc ninc-hour
day and wages asked, sixtyglve cents an hour for inside work an fifty-five for outside, with same payment for overtime as custoinnry in St. John._ The miilmengot the nine-hour day asked for, 'and are promised readiust- ment of wa where necesiary. All
Coiiipreheilsive Missionary
r: 1.:
WA\SHl‘l\&ii'i‘0N, August. .-The
first conip olieiisivo plain for iiiiliiig the League oi Nations so i`:ii' its tlic llniicd Statics is i'oiicei'iicii was out- lined y'este|'ilaty hy Sciiiitoi' Philuiiiicr Knox of Philudclpliia. Besides' Mr. Knox who expressel himscii in invoi- of defeating tlic licagiic in spite of ilny resoi'vatioiis or ainonrhniciiis wlilcli-iiiiiglli. be nilopicii, seven “irre- iroiiciiahlcr-i" ol' "bili.vi‘ 1-nilcr:-i" wcrc pri-guilt. Sonzilors Jolinsoii of Cali- fornia, i"aIl of Now Mexico, Borall of liizifho, Moses of Now iiuiiip:-iiiiri-, Polndexter .of Wu.~:liiugloii, ¢Bi‘aiiLlegec of Connecticut, ull Iicp|iblir':zn.<. uiiil Senator Recd of -Missouri, llcniooint, incl; at liinchooii to map out it pro- graini iiliricr wliiili all paris oi' tlic liiiitetl States could bo l'i~uvl|i:il by speakers it wits riesilwl to ai'i'ailigi=_ so that Senators and others ivlio were to do this ini-ssionary work could if-.ave lvanilingtou with the tis:-‘iii‘iiiii‘o that tliore would ho no voir oil tho lrrenty until their i'f-Liirn. it wits dc- cliicil that iiiiiiicrliattcly after' thc for- eign cicci.ioni-i coiliiillttoc reports the lrcaty to the Sciiutc, -So-iiiitoi' John- son will go to tho I’ucil'ic (loci:-ii, Senator Boruii to start in with Minno-
(Suecial to The Guardian).
'i‘OItON'l`O. ()ut., i\u;,;iist Z5Ll.v\\’ii:it
is bnlicvcil to bo ilic lui-gust ling iii thc world ullrl c-<\i'tniiily thi: liirgi:-‘t one limi. luis i~vi'i' llocn nizitlc in Tor- onto is tho lingo Union Jock cxtonil- ing ;|ci‘o.\:\s thc l`roiit of tho eight storcy section of l<lziton‘s store on Yonge Strcct. it liiczisiincs 04 by 1158 icct ziiirl éoiitiliils 1070 yui‘d.=s oi’ unit- criiil. li. wus inaulo riglit in 'ini-oiito in ilic idutoii coiiipuny factory. -
At thc ce1itroilooi'wi\y of thc nr-w
Willis Oi’ thc SIUYC. mid uiiilerriicatli thc centre ot’ thc big flag, is ii mitgiiifi- cont arcliwliy sptuiiiing the siiloivnlk with it group of statiiury 'not yct in place. Siii‘niolinl.iiig it on thc top ot' eucli of thc blue ziiiil iviiito coliiliiiis along tho store is at stutuc iilnc feet in lioiglit rt-prcssciiliiii; tho sziiloi' :intl thc soldicr of thc liriiisli idinpirrx :intl each of thc suit' govcriiiiig doiiiiliioiis. The unity oi' Eiilpirc ci`l`cct so viviilly portrayuii by tho rcpresciitulivu fig-
U. S.SENATOliS TO FIGHT
' LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Plan to Raise Wave oi
_’ Opposition Throughout United States.
sota and wuz* west. Senators Pointi- Qxger und R.-.i’ to follow i‘o|it<‘s so for iiiiiieviiii-il. The plains iso liir RS it luis gone is 1.-_i nttenipt thc con\'i‘.-r-
(Special to the Guard"l1-)
i.oNooN, Ang, 2:.-"1‘ii@ in isiieviiti
‘=1I0ll UT 'IIC Sl-itll” whmlel Smmzilii have pliiiiiii,-i'i~d tho town of =‘tuni7.a:;
are wavering between rcservaf »‘ :tml do\viii‘iglit opposition to Lili- ili-ziielio its it whnlc. The iiiliiitlc iiiiil Fur -.vest :irc r<\.:;il'clcri DY UV-" ""1"" i:oiii'iliil>los" its tile onli/ 5l‘<’l-IUIIS "P llic oouiitry cxccpi. of coiirso the “sol iii south" in ufiiicli thc Lcuguo has ;.||y fargo ilogici: ol support.
if it wzivo of opposition can he
:-'t.li'tcil east i'i‘i\m thc Pzlciiic Coast and west from tho M-ississippi they lwlivvo cnoilgli \'i»ic.\' rain bo obtziiiiori iii the Hoiintc to niiiko ri~ji-‘ctloii oi' ilio izovviiant i'r,|’i;iili.
'\\"\SiilNG'l`ON. August 22.-Five
tiioiisziiirl roostcrs contributed by Pres iilent Wilson, General Pershing and otiii-om oi' the army and navy, were swirl :il oliciloii nt Deiuopilis, Ala.,"tlio ||i'ui~i\r:il.~: i'i"olli lilo still* iriizillori $105,- 000. Tho mostcr iroiiiributcil by Presi- ili-iit Wilson sold lor' $45,000 the inoucy is to bo iiseil in the coiistrlic-
WOilLll'S LARGEST FLAG
FLOATS IN TORONTO
Elaborate Preparation for Visit of His Royal Highness.
tion of ii bridge ii<~i'oss thc Tom Digby iiivor tit. ilciiiopolis.
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urvs oi 'plilsti-r ni' paris :iiiil l.ilwi'ty, is soiii to be ont- ot' lilo ;;i~.-ni~oi~t triuiiipliz-i iii vxi_ui'ioi' ilci-_oixiiioii cvcli' -iviiiicsscil in 'l`oroiito.
Whcn tlic-l’i'ini~e of \’V:ilcs coinos to
Toroiiio hc will utlcnil one i`unct»ioii lit it-fist wilcrc lic will incct old trioiitls, 180 olliccrs of thc arniy and n:i\'_v niiii air i'orcus, r-oiiii'iuli:s iii firm: ol' ills ltoyul lliglillcss, wiio lnct tli.- i’i'iiicc ovcrscais whilo on iictivi-_ so-i~\'1i'r\. Tho Prince iii.-sircil to rc- uco. .sur-li :it:i|iiaiinluiii:cs wliilc tour-
ing the iloiniiiioii und so a bi dinner*
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is being :ii'i'tiiigc<l to bc iicid at thc iioyiil Cniiauliaii Yacht Club on Tucs- ciuy evening when the 150 will sit down wiiii ills lluyali lliglincss to ii splciiiliil i'c|i;ist. 'l‘iii~ii will follow it ilaincc soiiii~.\vii:i't iiiiorinul, tho laiiiics arriving just in limo for this. The oilici»i's` wivvs :iiiil tho 'sistcrs of oili- ccrs who iilct tlic i'rilii-is hill. vvcro :if tci‘\vau‘ils liillcil iii action :irc the ff" iuiitilc fciliiiiiiiity. -
('u:gpmn9 ou_|_ 0; repsdg)
MONTREAL. 'Aug. 22.-Follo\vini.‘:
the civic reception tenrlercii Gcnerzil Sir Artliiir (`urrle -this ai`toi'noon. one of the most notable iniii-tary and civil- ian dcnionstriitions ever hr-iq in Mon- treal took place at the Ritz (Tarlion etoniglit, wltcii General Arui.=-troiig and the officers of No 4 district gave ai bfifllluot in Honor of General l'-uri-le, the Canadian Corps t‘.oiu:iianilm‘. All that wits notable in the civilian and military population of llionircaii iitiiciiil- eii one of tho most lirilliiint fiiiiclioiis in tho annals of this rity. -in his ariiifcss General Currie gave
P. E. island Man ,
Instantly Killed
MON(!'l‘(lN, N. B., Aiigiist Zi--Al.
3.20 this .il-tci'noon Heiijiiinin fliiiiaiiii, aged 23 your.-i, of lslguiont lilly, I’_ id. l.. u returiicii solrlier, while working for tho Gcorgo A. l~‘ullor Company on the new 'i‘. l¢i.iioii Coiupuiiy hriildlni: bt-ing erected on i"ouiiiiry struct, wus iicuirl- eutaliy killcd by coming in i-.oiil.ucl. with fi conicnt hoist, when lilii skull was criislicil iiiiil"deu.tli resulted inst- iiiitly. ilu was unmarried.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMING EVEN TS,
MEETINGS, ETC.
A .
“LEAGUE OF THE CROSS PICNIC ncxt Wednesday, Aug. 27. 412
"THERE WILU BE ri festival nt
Iiuiitcr ltivcr Monday cvoiiliig, Aug- ust 26th tho proceeds to go towards tho Methodist building fund.
` 384-8-22M2ilJd.
"THERE WILL BE o ton pnrty at
Union Ilonil on Wednesday 27th. Tan served from 4 io~9 o‘clock (fnst time) Open air concert in connection. Pro- ceeds in aid of Church building fund.
if it wal covered -by lill_\tr9u0°e _
return to wigs; tomorrow inorliing._
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Mouiuiii Wncoues E
0 sin inniun cunnii
One of the -Most Notable Military and Civil Functions in History of Montreal.
zi series oi' imriiiiiisceiiccs of the wai- niiil concluil- ii with an explanation oi' thc last fev -Jays of the conflict-_ point- ing out why the (‘niiadiiin Corps had persevered in the fight to the lust. nieuient, taki- ; and occupying Mons nt at time \vh» the annoiiiicomoiit crime thu-t thc _‘i'lnlsti<'c had boon signed and the enemy beaten. This (lon. Currie said. had been done limit-i' direct orders from Morslial l"orli_
(iciicrnl Currie pliid tribulo to the
work of Moiitrczil liuttaiions at the front onli had especial pi‘aisr= for Gcii- erzil 'Sir i"i'i~iici'ick Loomis :ind -tho Illl-ililuiiii Brigzuio from l\’loi1tr<=iil.
U. S. to Control
All Sugar Prices
(Special to the Guardian.)
WA.\‘illNfl'i‘(')N. Aug. 22.---'/\i'|i'vo
coiilroi of _siiigur prices was rosiiiiiud hy tin- flovoluiuioni, torliiy tliroiigli :in =\l:|‘~‘<~Iu~'I|I |'oai'Ii<_:.i hctwoi-ii tin-_ iro- pairiliiciii of .lui-itlri, :riiii thu i~`ooii .'\iliniiiisli':itio|i. that licciiscs will bc i'i~voki-_|l, lim i:ii_iui‘ wlioii it is shown iii-:ilcrs liuvi- lioi-ii pi'oi`ilo<-i'llll.:. Su- gar slioulil roucli tho coiisniiicr -:it zipproxiiniiioly ll cciils it pound, it \\-:is iiiiiiriiirivotl; bzisr-il on tho owner- ship of ibn f-iiilro iioiiiostii-_ and flubun <'_i'i>p by tho. lluiicii Statics Sugar ltiqliiil- i'/niion llonrrl which is seilliig to ro- tiners ut 7.8 colitis ii poiiiiil.
THE WEATHER
TEMPERATURE
TIDE, MOON, E'l‘f‘»_'
TORONTO, Aug. 3').--#South to
Southwest winds, showery.
The tide will bo high this morning
at 8.04, touiorrow nt_j).07 olirl Mon- diiy nt 10.03; it will bo high tonight at 9.34, tomorrow at 10.19 and Mon- day at 10.50.
Sun sets this ovoiring nt 0.11, io-
iiiorrow at 9.00 and ~Monday at l'.0’I; it rises tomorrow morning at 5.31, Monday at 5.32 rind Wednesday at 5.34, '
Last quarter moon, Monday, Aug-
ust 18th, 10.56 a. m.
New moon, Monday, August 25ti:,
10.37 a. ui
ill the district oi' the Upper Di River. itr~t1oi'diiig to niivici-s rcacliiii-. here. l‘.r\ioltics wort- iiillii-toil nn filo oopii» lntioii by the liulsliovikl who uri* rv-
E ` ' if 1 F ~ ' -f
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INHUMAN CRUELTIES L S- _ A OF BOLSHEVlIiI_
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13,000 Persons Put to Death, Children Killed in Their Cradles and Horrible Cruelties inihcted.
ported to l'""e killed children in their ci-mil:-s and ~> have burned old peo- plo in thc towns of Migulinsyiaia and. Kzizanskaia, in the same F6810" fha advices ailfl. 5,000 D9|'5°n5 have been exe(-,lied and more -than 8,000 have ,liven put to death in the surrounding t.i;-rritory.
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REPA i`RIATlON
- PROSPECTS ARE
_ BRIGHTENING
Strikes Probably Over. 35,- L O00 Canadians Awaiting ' Transpintatiou.
(Special to The Guardian).
l.()Nl)f)N. Aug. 21.*-iii tho l'c|‘vont
liup that 'Liverpool has sown tho nin- joi' part ol' its post bcllum wild outs, lluiiaiilinii oilirli-ils nro fishing a miicli iimrt- opiiniistic view ot' rc-piiii'i:itlo|i pi'ospi>i-is. It. is nsiiiliirioii that govcrii- mont tr:|lispoi'i.~: linvo still to carry Inmii; 3,000 oilici-rs um] l0,000 in:ikiiitS with wives and tkiiiiilivs npproxiiiiiitciy :i5,ooo`in nu.
l,-lO0 Divorce Cases _
Filed in Wini*-loc;
K ‘.1
(Special to The Guardir- . \VlNNll’i‘Z(i, Aug. 22.--Ali L". - ‘
iiioii-i. iiiziilc :it llio law court' - stiito:-'. tliiit llicrn :im more t.l_;ui. - ‘tl divorce :ipplir-_ni,ioiis i`ilm| lor" iii-».iii;.;: wlicn tlic (linirt. of Kings li(-in-li opens for tho fziii sittings. S“lYl¢’llll*‘*l` 15' gix J||||g|-5 will bp, occ-_iipicii licnrini: thi- r~:i:~;cs_ iii 'li miijiiri-ly of crises the rli\'oi‘r'.c crisis i'l‘olll $300 UI) i\"‘f0l`iIIllI-§ io latwycr.-i.
Nothing in Nature _
Of Protectorate
i.0Nl)0§\~I Aug. 21.-l_\iotliiii;: in the
iiiitiirc of iw l‘i‘otoi~toinito ot' i’i~rsi;c is ¢~imi:‘iiipl:itc.l by tho `f\l!i`f"‘ll\f‘l\l UC- rwooii l~3u_c-inml :uifl W ‘ <'t\\H1ll'.\'- <'i\r-il il. lliii'niswoi‘tli, [`.nii- _ Soi-i'1'l:\l‘.\’ of 'Shilo for " -roiigii .-\ii';iir iififi tho lloiisv- of Coiiiiiioiis toiluy it -plyillll to viiif‘:~'tioii.~a rc;:ui'iliiig thc ircvfy.
"l`l\i> poiiry of IIIs_i\Iiijivsty`:-i Gov-
- 'i:or~iit." .\lr. li:ii‘|iiswoi'ili suiil, “is l- -‘<t l’i~rsizi to ro-cstzibiisii licrsclf on .i soiiiiil lnlsis.
“'l`liurc is not llic slightest founda-
tion lol' fi siispicioli iiifit ilic Govern- mcnt proposed or llizii tho Vorsiiiii (iovcriililciit woulil linvo coils-»iiltoil_ to i-route auiyliiiiii: iii ‘Ti ~ nature of ri l’i'oicctol'iitc. _
“'i‘ii<‘. i’orsiuii 1. '.~~‘ciif “iruoiI
to Gi‘1-':it,lli~it:~ivi ';~ _ -‘t w ».'rl`ui ii'ir'n<ll_v noi; <‘ .., are 'his -_-.~.'crii- ini-ut ivoulii "we dey -fl from its Li‘ildi[io;"-I pol - jx of w.':~~i .- tcrigi-tt in the |‘f~i .1 =v tit-.oil-oven: `. ' ' declin- ed to 1-»_.po\--A to i.=; 'in-»
Mr. iiui‘iii:,=:\'oi'tli < 1 -- :illiliulo
of the Pcrsinii Clibiii- .~'-i thi' ini- pcnrliiig visit of tht- '~¢:.~ constitut- vii a .=iifiii:ient answer 'ii “ the in- i.-iiiii;itioii:<._ `
Lloyd George Will
Address League Union
(Special to The Guardian).
LONDON, Aug. _ David Lloyd
Gcoi'gc_ tho British l"'i‘Imr= Miiiisfei' will nild-i'os;-: thu iicagiiu of Niitions llnloii on Septi~nibo|‘ l,-.au-ifowliiig io :iii ziiiiioiiiim-liir-lil i.-y llio l.orii Mayor of imiiilon today. 'i`lii: iiiooiing which will iw niloiiilcil by i‘v|n‘cso|ilalivr\:< of nil lii'i»ti.<li pi-opios will inork tho opening of at oiinptiign ilio liiiilm is u||rii\i't:iki|ir: to iiiipi'os.-. lilo lit-ml' for €Vf‘l`.VIlfNi_v`s vo-opf~r:itioii in tim movie- luciil for worlii l\i~;ii'c_
’l'f`»ll()N'I`(). Ang. 2l.~'l`lioi'1‘. is
mln-li i-oiiiiiioiii. licrv iusgnrrliiig the cultic from lioniloii. ldligluiid, iiiiiioliiiv- int: that tho wliout coniniissioii has fixi-tl |irir<~s for imported whcnt, in- clllrlini: (Tniiailinii wliciii, and has i:.i\isr~rl :I fire-nt clozil ol' sorioiis thought iii groin niiii banking circles, and many arg puz7.lf‘il ovvi' thc iiiii».rp|'otul_ioi| of tho cubic. i"roiii 'l‘oi'onlii, ll':iii.s~Atl:ii|- tiiri- iiiriuirii-is liiivo iiironily boon inzuio to fln.| u_ot wirnt it.iiicliiis_ Wiidlevor tho iiitorproisiiion, it iiioiins tlint clthor tho liritlsii. ('.iiiii\<llni| or tho Unilcrl Statics govcriinimits will have to find millions oi' money to hulcince prices ns thi- llriiisii will pay only $1.80 per busiici for (laiiaclian wheat.
whersos the fiirnicrs have been vi fr antcc a minimum of $2.15 per iii.--im* Ono of 'i'oronto's lczicilng l»'oil<f-r.~_
wlio rcail tho cable today. con.--=-,ii lic was puzzled by' it :incl thi~\l.L'iv 1-‘ iiccilcd furthcr explanation. li -.mi It might iiioun tlint tho price.; ri_:'- to wheat already in stock i-n thc old Country.
Should tho price quoted in the cable
refer to importation of wheat this full, Can-ada and, the United States guarantee prices will be away beyond llritain's buying price.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee senders, Fitzroy
Street, have as their guest, Mrs. A. W. Martin of Qaiiibridge, Mase. _ _ __
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Annual Meeting c _
. _
C ad P s ` an la'ltl°mAes ivision
Marii D
(special io The Guardian)
TRIIRO, Aug. 21.-The maritime
province division of the Canadian Press Association met here Yesterday with a fair attendance from Nova Sco- tts and New Brunswick. The seSB10l1 was of uncommon inte-rest and profit i»f~<-mist- of tho presence Of W- -7- TRY' lor, prosiiicnt of the national associa- tion, :ind J. M. luirie, its general man- i ’1l|‘. _ “Miz Taylor mario a stl'0flg Hfldfen
mivnvatiiig newspaper support for the ioi'ilii~oniing and finnl Victory loan and qiiito r-ai'i'ic-il thc meeting with his i-oiiipnvt and forrcfiil presentation of tho iiint.ior. _
Goiioral Mniiugcr lmrir-. in the cour-
se of tlic.proceoriings, spoke on tlltl iii~\\‘sprinr_ situation in Canada and on the suilijier-i. of advertising and his grasp of these subjects together with his iiuprossive analysis and instruc- vc views. 1-oiiimanded verb' l\\&l‘k0d
_ »pi'ci‘ii-itioii. --
As thc ilisciisslon proceeded more
i-.ipidly tliiin lisri been expected, It WN found possible to complete the pro- irrnniine it the afternoon sesslon_Next lvcni"s meeting will he llelri In NSW ili'iiiis\virflc, probably in St. John or ,\1on¢-ton. J. (I. Keating, of the Monc- : 1' '*i1=s,.pi'c:ilrieil. , ‘. -_ - officers were elected i’0r thu -cp ' year:
L iv|i:(‘.rcady, St. John. Tele-
‘gi-a~_-.. .intl Times. Dl`0Hl'l°"A~
iq.|\\-in rf. Young, iinlirax, Clironicls
and Eclio, vice-president for Novi! Si-Ulla..
J. D. M<:l(onnzi, Sussex Record. VICE'
president for New Brunswick.
J. Ii. liurnett, Charlottetown Guar-
dian, vice-president for P. E. Island. ‘
A. D. McNeil, Glace Bay Gazette,
‘ sccrctnry.
J, i’. Mtilziiicy, Woodstock Press,
ireusurcr. ' ~
win Miiiiiiniiii
Oi Austrian Treaty
(Special to The Guardian).
PARIS, Aug. 22.-At the meeting
of rho Suprenio Council of the Poaco (‘oiit' ~ent-e on Tuesday, Viscount .\iorl» ' om. of the Britisii delegates, 1 I it to be iii the interest of 1-. L..-_ to alleviate the burden 'of ,-ia and ~sk9,; " i' a revision ol! i.|c>_ ecoiioivi nd * '\i. 'cial clauses <1iT_ Ihr; treaty wi. i' -` - -liil-TY- ACCOV' riinr: to the H "Mis F-0\‘°lK“ Mini.-ii-r 'i`=noi. . 1-.ii-y arolssledf it is said, declui ‘ ' at efforts iirak- ing for tha resior. . ' oi’ the f0¥`m9K' Austrian powrri wont- injure italian iiitciosrs Tho newer 0I`S_ SUS that nn _,.SS.._mi,1| ii-odirn _ --1 will be made in the imiiy. it is believed here ihni the pzir. with Austria may U0 signed on August 30. _
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Rails Lifted mlrish Railway
LONDON. Aug. 21.-"By far U19
most sorioiis evidence of the disturb- od suite of ireland was an outrage voniniittcd on -the G_reat Northern. lioilway line yesterday," says the Dub-
lliu <‘oi'respondout of tho Daily News. “This was the first big manifestation 'of social revolutionary activity in ireland. The Meath affair arose dir- ocrtly out of tlhe dispute -belweeuthe :ii.'.i'ii'iilliii'ol laborers and farmers of Mori-l.li.
in tho course of the night rails had
hcon lifted at it bend on ri steep in- cline on tho line, and it goods train from Droiziicria was completely wreck- cd. Of 57 wagons, 30 were sniashed to hits; the driver, fireman and guard limi ninrvolloiis escapes. ~
The affair has created an uneasy
fooling not only in Meribh, but far be- yond. lt is regnriled in quite a dll‘l`;:r- rut ii light from tho political disturb- .iinr-o:; lwiwocn Nniloiiiilists and Or- 'iiiigi-iiioli ‘in ilicrry mi l“rl<iay night, ‘whit-li wvro only reminiscent. of the coliiiiioiipiiico rows of former years.
it is considered even more serious
than the isolated acts of_ violence which are occiirring here and there throughout tho country, and which arise out of political conditions. it. _ts the first violent evidence of aclash | »" war in ireland. and gives indica- lrvon of tho bitterness of the fight be- ‘;_wt-en tho fnriiiers and the agricul- tural laborers.
Evacuation of ` , _
Lithuania Underway
in-:i‘:I.lN. Aug. za.-Announcement
thu :lie svacuatioirof Lithuania Ill lmgun wus contained in a note today, to tiic entente powers by the German Governiuent. ___ _ __ _______ __
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