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lieparation Deiayerlby Liverpool Dock Strike. Other Items of Newsirom Loudon.

' (Special to The Guardlgyn)

LONDON, Jllly 30.-‘The repatrla.

tion of Canadian troops will be go. layed one week by the strike of Liv. erpooi dock workers. which ended this morning. Nearly all Canadian troops will he home by the middle gf October, unless there are further dc. lays. The headquarters troops leave and s. re-organization of headquarters in London will shortly be announced.

The request of the Canadian pulp

and paper manufacturers recently made to the Minister of Marine in Canada for more transportation fac- ilities for their products is being tak- en up in London. Inquiries have been made at the Ministry of Shipping as to the possibility of obtaining more cargo space. It has in_cidental~lybeen found that the Harmsworth people now have four steamers with a ton- nage of 22,000, engaged in shipping pulp and paper from Canada. to Bri- tain. The Becker interests ‘have five vessels of 30,000 tons. and the Erison interests one ship of 550 tons.

Up to noon today 124,016 British of-

ficers and 2,933,796 of other ranks had been discharged or dctnobllized.

The Mayor of Boston entertained

Colonel Paul Hanson, comrnandant of We dificllll-F80 depot, and other Cana- dians to a farewell dinned. The mayor said that in the last three years the townspeople had learned to know Canadians well and respected them thoroughly. something like 100,000 Canadians had passed through the discharge depot. 'They had behaved like gentlemen, and made lasting friendships amongst tile civilians. Ev- erybody would be sorry when they had all gone. Colonel Hanson paid a tribute to the cordial manner in which all classes of the townspeople had treated the Canadians.

a speech in the ‘House of Commons today issued u warning against agi- tutors and urged direct action. llc declared the things the agitators had attacked .like conscription were griev- ances which would be obsolete.

Dominion Coal Co. 1 1

Purchase Coaling Rights

(Special to The Guardian.)

?MONTR»EA'L, July 30.-D. H. Mc-

Dougall, President of the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co., has completed for his company tho purchase froln the British -Ministry of Shipping, re- presented by Director J. B. W-hyte, of New York, the coal handling plant on the Canadian -National Railway terminals at Halifax.

Can Now import

Canadian Flour

To Newfoundland

.lm_-

OTTAWA, July 30.-The last re-

striction on imports into Newfound- land from Canada has been removed by the restoration of flour to pre-war conditions. Tile Canadian trade com- mission 'has been informed of the change, and will, henceforth, license freely all applications for flour for -the island dominion. It has been necessary. hithertoforo, to await the shippers receipt of import license be- foie an exner.t_,license__fr_°u1_Called# could be granted. The commission is also .informed that no further control of quality of flour is exercised by the Newfoundland food board.

Large quantities of Canadian flour

are needed by the cod fishing indus- tries, for which the purchases usually begin in August. _

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ONE CANADIAN COM-BINE ENDED

OTTAWA, July 28.-The Cost of_

Living Commissioner. almounces that the Dominion and Canadian (Banners, have, as a result of the investigations in progress, given up agreements which were found to be tending un- fairly towards increasing the mono- Doly of the canners and the prices. The agreements had been only inaug- urated this season, and were shown to he in restraint of competition anti would tend eventually to give corn- plete control over the -prices of caln ned goods to the large csnners or- ganizations. It is a healthy sign that this organization has fully and finally given up these methods which have

l'»_een an unfair restraint oi' competi- on.

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boarding house centrally located. A-only to Guardian Ofilce

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°GANADIAN ASBOCIATEU PUB-'

ilsbers _wish special representatives in every part of the Province. Re- turned loldiers preferred. Liberal

lion. Wm. Martin Wont

Accept Liberal 'Honor

ip.

OT’I‘AW|A, On-tr, July 30.-It was

'authoritatively stated here tonight tllat it is not thc intention of Hon. Wm. M. Martin. Premier of Saskatch- ewan, to allow his name to go before the National Liberal Convention as a candidate for thc Liberal ieaderslllp. It was further stated that Mr. Martin, spite all reports to _tile contrary, has never really intended to be a'cnndi- date, and that, if nominated, hc will retlronnd give his support to some other candidate. A fairly safe pre- sumption, it is stated, is that the bulk of the Martin mon will swing to Hon. W. 'S. Fielding, who, according to the present outlook at thc Capital has the appearance of being the lnan for the leadership. D. D. McKenzie, Lib- eral House Lealler, Hou. G. P. Gra- ham and Hon. MacKenzie King are all expected to receive considerable support. Mr. McKenzlc's support will come largely froln the -Maritime Provin- ces nnll Quebec, while Mr. Graham alld Mr. King will get some support from Quebec, -but considerably more from Ontario. Mr, Fielding, it is an- ticipated, will commond a good vote fronl 'ali the provinces.

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Russia Seeillng

Alliance with Gennany

(Special To The Guardian.)

PARIS, July 29.-,-A German delega-

tion went to Russia recently and l'e- turned with elaborate and alluring economic offers, the Echo do Paris stated today. Russia, the paper

Weld, is conducting a campaign to el-

foct an alliance with Germany.

.__._._.___..___- NON-STOP FL-IGHT ACROSS CON- TINENT T0 START FRIDAY

MINEOLA, N.Y., July 29.-Thc pro- posed onc-stop filgllt across the Alli- erican Continont will be started Fri- day morning, according to an an- nouncement today -hy Captain Itoy Francis, who will attempt the feat in a big Martin bombing plane. Captain Francis flew here from Dayton, Ohio, last. Frldaly covering the 050 miles in eight hours und forty nine minutes against a strong head wind. The first leg of the transcontlnental flllrllt is VJ North Platte, Nebraska. 1,500 miles. The second leg is to San Francisco 1,3-15 miles. The .bombing pl-une has a cruising radius of 1.800 miles. On tile flight here from Dayton light trouble developed with tllo lcit motor and tt few short test flights will bo made before Captain Francis and Lieu- tenant E. A. Clunc. who will accom- -pany him start for the Pacific Coast.

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I » , iron & Steel Company's plant hero

will be made, it is ullderstoo

at repair mill, work on which is being pushc vigorously.

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worl'rHl.Ess crlowlv .lswEl.s

President " Betts.

terms. For further particulars apply personally Guardian ofllce. '

7882-7-28Mtf.

from 20 to 100 carats.

-more regular trips as hospital ships.

SYDNEY MILLS CLOSE FOR RE-

ISYDNEY 'July 28.-The Dominioll

will be closed dowll soon for scverlll weeks for tile purpose of giving the works it general overhnuling. Extra repairs fl to tho blast furnace, open hearth and billet mills, necessitating a stoppage of work in nearly all departments.

Most of the men will bc ornlilflyud

~ .work and at the new plate

The greater portion of thc iulperlal

jewels, whether belonging to the Aus - ria crown or privately owned by tile former emperor, have been substitut- ed wtth spurious stones. This was done during the war or since hostilit-

ies end .

This fact was discovered during an

inventory of the crown property which was being wade withtho purpose of finding money with which to purchase food for the people and r0D0i‘l-°f\ U'

The iilt of missing stones includes

-gems of great value, which were world famed. 'Many of them belonseli in various insignia of the coronation robes and historic sceptres, diadems and crowns. The gems included rubiel

A German Report

Oi Possible Trade

(Special to The Guardian.) _ BER/LIN. July 30.-It is reported

an agreement has been made .between an important English syndicate and the Netherlands firm of Blass and Greenlawegllln of Utrecht, with the .purpose of wholesale purchases froln the German Metal lndustry of Pro- ducts for immediate importation to England. This transaction is of great importance, because it is apparent that through the continuous rise of exchange in London. and the increas- ing -industrial difllcuities in England British merchants have been com- pelled to apply for supplies' of goods on the continent.

Dccupation of Schleswig

By Allies Demanded

(Special to the Guardian.) A COPENHAGEN, -lilly 30.-Imme<I- |1110 Owllliation by the Allies of the

Schleswig territory, where plobiscitos are to he held or some other means

tion was adopted ‘by the inhabitants, it was said, as the result of disorders by German sailors during the visit oi’ 1400 Danish boy scouts recently. The Germans were said to have insulted the Danish flag. _ . _

Four More Trips' '

Will Bring All Soldiers

(Special to The Guardian.)

M0'N'l`IlE1\I1. July 29.-information

has reached military lloadquarters that the great majority of the (lume- diau casualties and illvaiids have been returned to Canada anti that only about follr more trips will be made by thc hospital ships. This means that the two hospital trans- ports, fhe Araguuyu, which runs to Halifax. and the Essequibo, which runs to Portland, will only make two

-ln future all officers and soldiers of the Canadian expeditionary force who have been transferred to the Depart- ment of Soldiers' Civil Reestablish- ment for medical care, shall he count- -ed for the purpose of payment oi’ war service gratuity, to be still upon ac- tive service until the time of their complete discharge from the strength of the,Deparf.ment of Soldiers’ Civil Ro-establishment.

This was announced today by nlili-

tary authorities. This will workout so that at the conclusion of treat- m'e'nt.' the gratllityprly- shall bo com- puted upon hhe length of military service. pills the entire period of med- ical treatment. This ruling will np- ply to all ofllcers und _mon coming witllin the scale of gratuity payment who have since Felllluary, 1018, or who may hereafter bc retained or dis- charged from either the illilitilry or naval forces.

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MANY CANADIANS INVESTED BY

KING _

LONDON, July 29.-The following

Canadians have been invested by the King:

Knight (‘.ommande1° St. ‘Michael and

St. George, General Herbert Uniackc.

Companion of Tile Bath, Col. Angus

McDonnell, railways.

Commanders of the British Emlliffi

Order, Colonels John Armstrong. Dentals; James Bridges, Medlcais; Wal`ter Word. Pay Corps.

Distinguished'Service Order, Col.

Robert Donaldson, Ordnance. `

Officers of the British Empire Or-

der, Colonels William I3cutlcy.0rian:l Gibson ami Bayard Nelley, all of tho Dental Corps; Majors Edward Comlin, I-learquorters; Jolln Kapele, Dcntals; Joseph Dllgait, Veterinary Corps; Harold Lindley, Dentals; Lucien liaf Croix, Pity Corps; Fred Spencer (Saskatchewan) and Bertram Sprink, Pay Corps.

Bar to Military Cross, Calif. Geo.

Douglas, Machine Guns.

Military Cross and Bar, Major

Palmer, Medlcals, and Capt. Frod- crlck Ilarnos, lllfantry.

_________ __i:l__UMAN HAIR TRAFFIC

Apart from being curious, the trades

in human hair is a big indu_stry_ ltul- ians easily take the lead in this traffic. the main source of their supply being obtained fronl the peasant women of italy, Dwllnutln, and Switzerland. Sov- eral times u. your those human hair merchants send their agents around to collect supplies, which are usually immense, for hair-growing is cultivat- ed on a very large scale by those wo- men and yields lt good renumeration to the producer. Two crops of hair u year. and looking none the worse for the loss, is not extraordinary among

the 'back of the head is toril olT, thc remaining half being drawn over the exposed part, and dressed in such a manner as ,only to be detected on very close scrutiny and by those experienc- ed in the trade.

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CORN TAKES A JUMP.

_.__ .

Chicago, July 28.-Danger that the

domestic corn crop will be cut in two by drought and hot winds resulted in raising prices more than six cents a bushel. Reports ,were current that the crop in the‘*Central 'States had tlready been damaged twenty-five per cent.

Active buying carried the Decem-

ber delivery to the highest price yet

-Colonel char |,m_ 1 tl f of protecting the inhabitants wasl _

C “ I0 Cours” " ,,sk,,d today in a ,.0S,,|uu0n p,.es'emed|tlle love of wealth was not the ruling plus and relllfod some cxtraordluu:‘y

to the Allied commission hero by aiI’“*“"°“ of the IWUDIU UI [IHS ‘*<"‘t\"' "“*‘"""@-T ‘lf l“""l\lf`0 i-Zolllg llllllrlrcoa ,relegation of me S,,,.,|e,|,e,. (s,.h|eS_icllt but that the love ol' it light and oi’ miles 'hcforc it r~»lli<i be pr|rr;|,,,._, .1 wig) municma| C0u,,U||_ -1-hB_ ,.es0|u_;fairp1ay prcdolninaltcd und dalrlger ul- by tho people in the locality lvllcrc

rways drew tllelu. 'i‘llc desire to sirllg- it had been obtzlillell. Whole* ualli ter-

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DR. .IESSE HOLMES THE S PREME .COUNCIL’S

AT CHA TAUQUA IMPORTANT DECISIO

Deait with Various Problems of Reconstruction. _Large AUSIFIH liivtll Ti|l_ A_l1flllSl 6 10 ABM i0 TWIS- Audlence Erlloyed Delightful Play Last Evening. f Hoilweg's .Substitution for ex-Kaiser Refused.

Tile many and vexed problems of

reconstruction foljmell the subject of the most able and clear-sighted ati- dress delivered by Dr. Joann l-1, Holmes, Ph. 1)., oi’ Swatilmore Col- lege, before the Chautauqua audience yesterday afternoon. 'l.)r. Holmes, who, it will be remembered was here last year, is possessed of ll keen ili- tellcct and has a most striking wuy of presenting his opinions which ure, to say the least, opportune and wor- thy oil serious considerntioll. lie od- vocatcd in particular local organiza- tion for better marketing collllitious in the locality, and rl reform of lilo present educational system.

Iiitvlllg r0fci‘l"cti to file trcmonrlnng

accumulation of wealth more especi- ally ot' recent years he cluillletl tllzlt

gie was not for the sake of conquer- ing but for tho tilrillof life that went with it. Dr. Holmes rnuilltoined, and he set before his audience as tile ulti- mate goal to be aimed at in those days, "the more abundant life" which should bc brollllcr, deeper :ind longer in experience und scope.

llc went ‘on to speak ol' the ivusfuge

oi’ llntllrnl wclllill, of lilo l'ockicr~:s us- inl-1 up oi’ coal und oil 'wllii-.ll callluot bo rcsioreil :lull oi' fllc systvlllzttic

,robbing of the l`orf.iiity oi' tho soil

which is prulfliscd. The liiollocl' first using the forest and then doplcling the soil hall, llc said, oll this t'.olltiul\llt swept from east io west onli the poo- plo must now tllrn on his trucks to thc east agnin to renew tile fcrtiiify :lull ilnprovc ii, for flllrrc was no nloro valuable work ussigilotl to man than the holding buck of the liordcs of illin- gcr by nlilkilll; the soil yield its lil- most. '

Dr. I-lolmcs gave some startling iig-

ures regarding starvation ill thc world today, saying tllzlt 200,000 ll. lnollill died in lllussin frolll sturvlttion. -in Poland therc were no cllildren under twcive years of nge tllrollgh lack of food and one-fifth of thc children in New York were suffering from mal- nutrition. He said this fcrriblc wast- age was unnecessary because thc food was to bo had but was not pro_- perly distributed and those wllo did not know what food to get and llo\v to get it were not taught.

ln presenting some of his own sug-

gestions for- remetlying existing evils he said the farmers must have better homes and must tilcl'ef"orc ho hotter paid, because though it was sniri that ln the years of the wllr tho forinr-rs Illld marie great profits, in llorlllnl yours tho i'itl'lnors except in very rllrc

existence. .If tile i’urlncrs were to bo

better paid, markets must ll uprov- cd anddlsiributioli made to follow

that each town should find out its

0Wn needs and develop its own sys-

quirelnents.

Dr. liollnes fold oi' some sul::l:l-n=l`tli

experiments alon. these lilies. in one Mllssuchusctts town ft lntlritct lnr=f.fl:l‘ “'35 Ulliloinfed through the cllrerl:,;l-r. uf thc wolllcn's club, a cellflul' inor- kei wllere ull produce wel. y ~ll"l.l=irl put ill standard poclru-.. \~. o;-.r:tlr- lishcd and the scllools were filfczl with crluipulont for c.ln.- The clin- ning was dont- by e o..:.3r or tllc cllilrlren or could bo paid for and fill: goods callllcli were bought ol' brullgllf, tho sl-.llnols bolollgl-ll to file lrlllllilf llrld were used by tllcnl. llc said lirzlt though he believed in travel for poo- lllc he did not believe in llnnt.-cessary

oi' iil~l_ll were sollllfiiluvs hol:_c‘Ilt 'ry r:on||':u~tol'.~i, filo fl.=ailornloll bud to lvilit until tho fish wont. to the met.- rllpolis and thou l|':lvr-limi back again nllli often large tlllzllliifics of prorllwo spoilt-rl ill uno lol-.zlllfy _whiiv , ni-i;_-,lr boring plat(-ll sllil`r-roll lor till* lu,-ll ui' if lir. lloi .los \'~;:;>llllncll'll».| flllll. zl grzlllllitie of filo l~':=‘<'liIflll‘:~l r-nl!l».g.:l‘s sllollirl bo given r-illr;-.2 of lin- :-1 i‘/lug; ttf' |.|ll‘. lnlll'l(ut ]ll‘\lIl11;n im' at collllllllll ify, .lnzlinfzlirllllg limi. :hu <~if_v :mil il.-.l flu-. pl'rivillr-.i-. or i`<'ll`r.;l l;ovvl‘lallli~llf. sllolllil drill wiill iii". mliftrelz

ilu criticized the uilnllgf-4 wlli.~l|

llzlvu talk(-rr p|:lr~r\. ill llrml-i life-_ \vlll\l'r~.- IPI- itll illll lllilllifoltl |1lsl.'.s of :lll illlllis- fri:=l llllillrc \vor'c (inure :lwriy wifil llll.I till; rllilfl so ful' iron: ll‘.rr‘lli||-r fllrrlll und iluvillg ills time fil‘l»f our-llllll--llvy filcln lit-.vnllllt |no|'r~ oi' :1 guns: will rliil not know wllut fo do with his idle fillle. l)l‘. llolmos r:oll.=ili-_-rfari flint the lluty of tczlvllillg \v‘l.lt fllvso tasks wol1I<l.I\zlvc tnugilt hull till-rcforo rio- voivorl upon the sclioolr; z~.u.l flint ii knowledge of illoterinls and f`;liil-'lies and the ilnllrllillg of tools sliorllrl bc part of the school course,

llc rlcplorcd the cnlptinc.;.=. of lilo

scllools dllrillg tho vnczlliolls, szlylllg that file word vnclltion hull (-olllc :fi ulcun vu(-.lult iilllc to tile clli`lril‘.:ll1mt!

means one to bc rlisrognrded. He con- demned the wasting of school time

extremely complex lllutllclnatics, though rullnitting that some study of rlel\rl..l:tllgungcs llllglli. be lrollcilciali ill

dzlfloil of tile lllllglish lllngllugc.

Dr. -llolmcs was heartily llpplrmricrl

its llo brougilt his tllougllfflll and briliiilllt lultlress fo lt close.

<liff'r=l'crrt impcrsollufiolls _ were very clever. '

8. llofinitc syStl2m- HU did H0! 1111' ln thc evening o. plny entitled "thc vlse the elimination of the middle- leo,-(mm lluntm-S" by an ;tll.cnll@go illilil- Saying l`“lh0l` lllill- I*-0 W3-S 110905' cast, wus cllpitully prcscuicfl und S'=\l`Y lil U10 Sysffflll. but i`0f‘-0l\\i\\0I1f|0iI immensely enjoyed by un audience

which packed the big tent,

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British Government Anxious

0ver Transport Bill

ment had anxious moments in the House of Lords tonight during tho dcbutc on f-Ile transport bill which a ea y ai cnc position in the House, whcro it wus

divided into tw.o bill.<, one dealing with railways, waterways, and tho

road traffic. harbors and doclcs.

This motion was strongly' opposoli

by the lzovcrnlnont and during tllc debate, which turned largely on thc

i I' i' l).lvill

fronting thc lhrouo and wus ln corn-

' o t Ilatdcl in lilo

After considerable rlobatc, the mn-

llousc of Lords and the llouso of

Minto Miners Are

SYDNEY N S July 29--J

and pearls and diamonds weilhinl

this season, 81.72%, as against 81.0053 to 51.66% at the close on Saturday. .

3 proce ngs w

n u o ‘ , ,

Lanadran Arrmen

Hold Record From

LONDON. July 30.-The govern-

oT'r.\wlA, `.lnly 20.-now tu.

lr d h I oumumll fmrce "___ Cllnudinn airmen broke the flying

record from liolllloll to (T.llro, rs. rc lzlfoli ill :ill iuir-resting rocorli oi’ tile

considerably amended. The Marquis .' _ . '

_ ._ _ _ . _ trip which Iilcul. Iillrry Y1lf.cs oi' the

of Salisbury moved that tht' bm bt Royall Air l<`l.rcc hlls forwllrllcd lruln

Egypt to his lwlwllts in Oitrlwai.

Liont Yates and Licllt. Jlllllos

_ ,. 1 ._ . .

like' “ml UH Umm wnx U lmwdys Valnco of Toronto llndcrtoolr thc trip

on ' low llours' notice

on lf. v g .

‘ l lic I

est consllltution with Ellrl f‘llrzon of '”"""I"~“I ('“i"“_5h""l -V ‘1 " ‘l"i`i "ll

tllo l-vcllilll: of lilo Zfiih, llnvlllg bro-

Kedleslon, p.,ovornm rl .' ` ' _ _ _ _ Housm Sh. E,-ic G0,m,,,,,_ mmistm. ken lilo cxlsllllg Iiollrluu-(.:llro rocol-rl

b I ld one llnlf hour-l 'fhvv

without portfolio. and others. __y “II "I U _`__ _ __ _ ~ _ __ ._

spent two of lc lvl- r.ly~l ou orlvl

“on of Mumuis 0,- Sans-),m.y_ which llllltlillgs, duo io petrol froublo, so if lf. Iuui bonu clwriotl, would have UWT- lh"il` “I-'mill ".VI|\i¥ lime fill lhlf led to a Sc,-mug dlspuh, |,U|w,._,.n UH. illrvc illouszlllll miles wus jllst. firrco

llltys. 'l`llc_\' :lvcrugod from two :lllrl

C0m`mom,_ was IOSL one-irlllf to fllrcr' hours stop por ni_.f;ht

und one llof lllclll il dzly, und ,orc grczlfly frltigllcd ot the journc_v's end.

Affor flll‘il' zlrrivlll and sitio deliv-

er of Illnll' tllsiillgllislltlrl llltssvrrg

DOUBTS`E\_S TO CZAR'S DEATH

. . ., . ~ B~ _

these peal-ulnit-wolllell. Hulf the hair nt... Mcbm,h"n_ S,,,._n,_m,.y_u.eaSu,.m, uf m,,_ ARE OFFICIALLY R MOVED trict 20, illiitcll Mille Workers of Alu- uricn, has :lout n Icitcr to Jolru lion- LONDON. July ZS.-A lluspnicli to dorson, rrlullrlgcr of tho Millto (N.ll.l thc ilniiy News from ffrllwrryzlgt-li says mine, presenting tho demands of tho lilo Jourlutl l’rllvrl:l ill Moscow puts 'Minto minors and asks that they rc. an ond to tho rumor that the former ceive immediate attention.-.If the dc- f'zilr is slill tlllvo and hidden in some manlls are not acceded to, n concliiu- fllrllway moullsiry by publishing n sec- tion board will be applied for lmmed~ rot ropnrt dated March 19 last., by the lately. Tito Minto management has Committee of Senators giving the

boen_ totl\lly_ ig_n¢_i)rin_g\ tgp Qlniol; rc- mlnlcs nl' 161 persons who participat- COM y Ofllml let Y 0 n o m ners: cd in the murdor.

Tile miners at Minto are mhking sev-

eral dcrnsnds which they consider ExpEp|1-|0N AgR|\/E5 rouisonnlllo and just. They want nn AT BATTLE HARBOR increaso of len per cont over the

l , th . . '

2.'.°ii’Z.‘J.'..`“§. .r?..°ii’.`l.i'$"L..l'.T."."‘iI2 "*‘N“"°‘-‘S» July 2-‘=»~A l<~l~- Properly w'olghed, en eight hour day, “mm WM `mC‘flv°d hm” 0" S"l“"I"y weekly pay and collection of dues (wenmg "nm (’“m‘ D“"‘°l Owen- SUN'

' illll that tho Labrador expedition had

th I ihe In . Til I wi\il)usHi`¢:k b3BI:’hgsec`edemandt;¥;:nrl\ie\ilf x‘;"°dT?_“f°l`i" at B“_tl'i'° ""I""`- Lilb-

they do not receive recognition live- ‘°r ° pane” W al °"°€ he Bel I . ed, m enum ’ up. and the work of exploration cem-

menced. _

tem, correcting it ulltil it nlct ull ro-

'cusslon oi' filo illlcsfirin will bt- l'

travel for potatoes, tolllatoos ol' :tp-I

the danger of 'irllencss was by no

in illsfrll(-iiuir in fiend ltlllglluges or

giving :ln ulltlolsfllllllillg of filo foun-

_ In :tlldifion to Dr. ilollncs’ llw.tlll'rl,_

C330-S fllfl llfil. H0! "\0l'.0 lililli fl I)-'WU o, dollgiltllll elltol'it\lllllrl=lrf was ful'-l

:lished l Mr. E. (7. l’i1rlnl‘lltl\r, wlrnscf

<1 . '|`lloil' lllissilln was ou" ".l'f-at ul"-

gclltl./, by roalsun of the "<t.;'i~»"-rl ron-

qlwslion Ur mu mm ml mm . riiiirrns ill lilo _Nclll'_l<]; .”ll'..l time L|Uy(l_Gcm.g,,_ uw lirimh, Mi"iHu,,._ was of lullcll lllllilll‘ 'l_ll - Il_cllt'u Lilo listened alttolltlvoiy froln lilo rail “S” “T ‘"1 “"`i’1“m’g 7""- “U I-"""""

~ Il r~. ollili oi .lulln ‘list 'intl hurl

_ l-rr? f.ilvy‘\vl‘|‘l- icllr|or'u_il at tlillllcrlby

l(‘. ‘ll Al : ' 2 ' 1 ~.

a __.yor1éa;__:_______ .lXi»_lL;:_____l_llll ,tolllpllnlllltul

(special to The Guardian)

i’.-\IiiS, July 30.-M. Venizelos, the

Grcclr prclliilfr, uppollrcd bcforo till- Suprcme f‘onllt~.il foliar to urge th.- clllinis of Greece. in 'l`llrul.l~. The rli~=.

sunlcil tolllorrov'

A proprlszll l»_ . ' '1`ifff"i ill

favor ol' int -\il.- . 'ol li ran- ilulit‘i'itlI.~: \\'.l-' 'illsilli "I l'<-.i`l~l‘- red fl. i lonlil' -li;~'si.m. I"i'-\- ‘ 'ilu ' lo ~.' ilzlvlf lmlni ,> ~'-lrl o. ‘lr - .inning from lilo S1l..,' itll-'ill, .l -mpol'all'_\' rclil~i` of tilt: fuel iarrllill ..\l_'»'. .-\|ls- trilt luis liven glulllll-rl - 'rllrlifioll ill ililys for roilsirii-l';ll|o i<‘pl'zll~l- tcrllls. August fillr will hlr Illini slay oll which lilc Austria -lll'l=.-vil- tallivvs nuly submit lailrlliliios. 'l‘lll:4 was lil-ririlrti liliou ily ilu* >llpl'\-lllr- council forialy.

lied one the S . `

Service Resumed

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IIALIFAX, Jtlly Elie-'I`Ile lit-ti (Truss

lilurr |mssr~lll.cl' sr-rvir-o ll:=t\vv<~n Sl Jolil|'s, llzililzlx :tml Nr-w York will br- rcollclll-.<l fills. wool; by flu' nr-lv stonin- cl' Rosulilltl. wllivli is sl-illrlillloil in sail i"r'olu fills prlri. for .‘\'r\\\' York iolllol'- row. 'i`llr- ltoslllillli will; formerly flir- lilldy fl\vr‘l|<li~lyll, nlld well cflllippvll for flhir-l s.'e.'vil‘r-. Silo is lille iwro fo- tlzly from Si. Jolln`.~l. 'l‘ille ircigllf sorvi<~l: wil llc t-.mllillllotl by filo stonin- cr I. I). S. Allolpll.

'l‘ili:l slrrvico was f`ol'lm-rl_v mulli-

Launched Schooner

Di 454 Tons

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i'/\iiitSlif)ll0. .lul_v Ii0.~-(il~.or;:r~

Waigsillf`l' izlllllcllvrl fnlllly i'rorrl `lli.-a sllilr_\'lll'll zlt i’ol‘f (ll‘cvillc li l`llll~ is-l'l\ scllormer llztnlvll lilo .luullic V. V-"

rionlf Silt: is 454 frills rl-gif

relate-iwll for illirfocrr yl\:ll'.~l in 1. Vel'ltns. has siocklcss :uuellol ’ ing polvrlr, und is Iigilforl ihr. . i. with olvl-irir-. lights. She is ‘ by ('alpi:li|l (‘.lll'l S. iVil-rriilln, \v.. conlmalllll hor. and oflllers-. Silo . loud pzlrf ui' llvr 1~:ll'go ol' dolll for lrhlgillllli nt l’ort (ll'nvillr», and tllr-n vomr- to this port to ilnl:-lil. Mr. \.Vzlg- slrl1'i` has nllotilel' i'i'allllv pzlrfly moltlrl- oil, :intl will slurf. nt. ollvi- fo builll for lor‘:1l,p:l|'iir's ll iluplicaltc of illc Jcllllio V. Illorrium.

LATEST REPORT OF SIR LOMER

GOUIN .

Oii.n\vr 'lily 28.- The lnfo.~lt polli-

irlrl gossll- -t tile caipitill is in rct:zll‘:l to Sir I.om‘.;' fllluln is thai, soul.; time sllbscqllerit ii. 'ho .\'nfiollni l.iilcrill f'onvcntioll, llc will lmnd ovol' the Pl'i‘lnlcr:-'llip of Qllrrlroc no of his colliuigurrs null colllc to (lttn i its Lib- orlll lender for Lllc provillrro »' Qlloilcr' in filo lionlillirin house. Tho »'-"lcct-

'ls io he held iu thc zlutull.__ it is '~: toil out by those who delievc that

= gong to llnppou, would giv.’.

5' ’ ‘nor opprirfllnity to be oloctctl ill Sir \Vili`rir I.zl.llricr‘s oiti constitu- ency, Qllclwc lsltlst. For weeks past

that Sir l.olnvr lllilzllf bl-l-ollru 11 ulomli- cl' ui’ filo lilliorlisf. gow-l‘llllll‘lii, bllf lit I.ibul'ol llirl'rirlll:\l~ff:l'= il is n.<'<f.-rf'-ll lllleri-. novel wus' amy lmsis for ll.

report.

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T. . -" ’

in .scotla

II.\i.ll".\R., .IllI_\' 1! W- lit' llll~

lrlosf. t<~rl‘ll`lr~ llzlil si- of rr~r-I-nf _vcurs swf-lil fllf- r~:lu1 In-l\\'<~r~ll \Villil.<or .lllllliioll null S - -lv. ll.',l_ll-_ fax f‘.uul|t'.', yer-;lr:l‘ll:l_\'. - ‘ sforrn wus :lvl-olllllarllil-ll by flrllm: _ ..llll light crlilll.: tlllrl fllr wilnl nil:linl~rl grl-nt vi-In city. 'l‘ilr~ lllrgi- sfollvs' of irc wllirll in Solnu f~;l:u\.~i lll:~.1slrr‘t-ri alll iuvll :lull lt half in I-‘llgill (flimsy \\>r~rl\ r-gi:-_-=llup~ If-ill ltiilcrl <-lliollcrrzs and brlllts win- (lows. 4-.vnu llt:|wll~.lfillr: to nllrl l»rl~:\ll- ing fIll'llu;.:ii fllr-. for lizlpl-r vovcrlrlg lill some of il|~- rolil'.- ol' filo more llullt ly <-ollsilwlirir-rl lillllllirlgs.

'I`lir~ .~:for..l :ll Szlvllvillu was noar-

l.alu-vil~w. At, lllzlt plllru thc ic-le~ phono wirl-:: wr-ro brfiuglli down for sonic lllsillrlcv, willdowse in almost ev- ery hollsr- .ll ilu- villngo wort-. brok- l'll- ill rillv r°ll.\'l-. illr- .\‘illlll‘.o slllzlsirurl iwr-ni,y-vigiif prlnvs-:trltl i.llr- paint llutl wIlifcw:ll<ll\ on bllilllillgs was worn fill' IIV l|‘<\. Ill':liilr;.: of lilo llalil.

'file storln nt Sncllviilll lvfs neur-

_ly as riisalsfrollsl ns' lll lililwview. lWilllIows wore-. slllaslrcrl lllul Ihr- llnil [poured tllrollgil tho o|\cr\irrgs fairly flooding sl.~.vf‘l‘lll rosirlr-nr-us.

Till* Hllrilllis nf Snr-kvillc and n.ll

tllrougll tlriif port of the ooulliry were very consirlwzlbiy dslnugcll h_v thc storm, ii noi. totally destroyed us far un this season gqos.

BRITISH PLAN T0 IMPORT

CANOES FROM CANADA

i/ONDON. July 28.~-Efforts um lrr-.lug made by tho llri|isil,Cuuoc Associat-

oeing. and canoes are to be imported

ll ‘ _

lllcrc INS Ill‘f*rl u |wl*si.=icllt rtllnori

The council also decided to ignore

Von Bethmunu-l~lollweg's request to stand trial for former Emperor Wil- hr-lm. .»\ Conilllission of experts will be -~~ ri to tim nportlonment of the ri. -wk of the Gorman, Austrian ‘ , ‘-..` --inn roE""oys. The inter-

' sllpiolllc council decided today

ti. ..ppoint ll cornmisr-lion to coordin- illf- and init-.rpr'et the German peace fri-lily. The commission will be com- posed of live mclnbors representing the tivo grr-nt powers. The commis- sion will have its headquarters in Parris, buf is empowered to convene olwwlli-|'r-. il' necessary. .lt will sit elif:-r rallifictltion of file treaty, the lm-lnber.~r will have diplomatic stand- ing zlllll will bl- aided hy staffs of- fr-olillii-:il zlrlvifavrs. Tile ‘Earl of Der- by, lirlfish llnli.--~sarIol‘ to Ifratlcc, wus llllllolllrvil fullay as Great Bri- t;lill`s r'r-pro.~'.r:i.infivr=.

lap Sees No Cause

For War With U.S.

'l`()l(lO, July 28.vNcwspapers re-

porf.-; ni' un :ulrircss rlellvercd to tile 'l'ol<lo prr‘.4;-'. league today by Viscount lsllli, zlrulnlssllrlol' to the United States, who r<»r~r~llily roillru<'<l to Japan, quote ilu- nlilirrr.-¢snrlor~ as saying thai some .lzllialllvso sol'-llleri in fool that war luigllf lll‘r-nk out bc-iwcl-n Japan and l’llifl~ri Sixties over filo f‘ilinesc ques- Iirlu, llllf tllzlf io llilll sucil a thing _was im'ollr~r»iva|>lo. All that war would do wolllll hc fo clltuii great losses upon both r-oulifrics_ Viscount Ishii added.

'l`l\.» :lui|>.r.~satlor is further quoted

:rs tolling fhr- newspaper organizations fhnf lu- in-liovcil the Anlcricuns desir- ml to rlr-vclop (llliniv. In co-operation wiill Jalllun, ill colllvlllllillg his speech, the roporf.-r -:irlri,llf-. urged the Japanese to :-fir-k to tho last to their proposal lol' rrlt-i:l`i quality. -

Franco-Serbian

Advance into Hungary

(Special To The Guardian.) ' i.f>NliUI\l, July 29.--Preparations

are complete for .a Franco-Serbian . vom-.r-. into Hungary if Bela Kun

‘s noi comply with tile Allied de- Illds, it was understood here today.

i`hird U.S. Division,

Leaving for Home

t_‘0lll.l<IN7.. July 20.-’l'he Third Div- ision of the American-Army has been orclcrf-rl home from the occupation all-on ot' Gorrnnlly. it will begin entrain- ing for Brest on August 5th;

WHEN BALKV HORSE FORGETS THE HABIT

I would lilrl- some information re- garding the training of a bulky horse. At limes my horse is cagerto go, but :lt other llvncs she will throw her lifnd from slrle to Sidi- anti not start.

’l‘llcrc is no sure cure for it balky

liorsc, and one which has acquired the habit to a had degree will likely never gel. over it. A baiky horse should ncycr lu-. ovcrloallcli and the harness should olwliys ho properly fitted. The horse also should not he expected to work foo long. Tho only way to over- rom.. thi- bllkiness is to give the an- im;ll no rl-:|.~oll ro bnik for u lung per- iod or' ‘unix in `\\'llicll r-use hc may ell- tir rc:-t the bali habit. Various ll .id lllhllmane devices are

nw., .il noitim., tl bulky horse to

l.. .l-_ Wo lit-licve that noni- of the lillllurnzlllr- rl-.evitzcs slroulri ho used. A

Terrific ii-.:ilstorf.. l

!l.llll_v !lor;~'~- will often start if the rlrivr-r sions and roadjlll-zis file har- ni-.~'.~:, pirrils up thu fool. or' perforlmi l|ll_\' oillvr lilfllr not which is likely to iiisl:':li'i lilo rlllilll:ll`e< attention and mario- him filillk that the driver is not an-r|lrollrforl with ills cause for _stop- ping.

MARSHAL FOCH'S REPORT AC'

‘ (...`PTED

. l'i\lllS, Jllly 28.- The Supreme t‘olll|~-ii has nccf-ptorl Marshal Fo<‘h's rt-|m|~f on the boundary between the l’oll-.- und ful- liithunisns, whereby filo Polos shall movo into Suvzllki and

\_vitlltll'l|w to al lille running northeast il_'oll| _Suv:llki. Tile request from the i\:|r-t-ilirlls lo bo heurll has boon refer- rvrl to tin- liailic Commission.

'l'_lrc ooinornir- clauses oi' the Bul-

ltnrlnn freoiy have been referred to tin- or-onolrlic r-ommifteo with in. .~fr'llr-tiollrl to report. buck on Mgn. ‘|=i.\'_. If is r-xllccictl fllllf. lilo BuI~ trol-|,,li fri-».lf_v will be ready to de- lr_v|-r fo fill- lllllgurllius by the mid. rim of ncxt wook.

TIIE \VEATHER_

TEMPERATURE

~TIDE, MOON, ETC.

The tide will. beuhigh this after-

noon nl 1.20 :tml tomorrow at 2.06; it will br-. high tomorrow morning nt; L55 and Sfufurdny at 2.26,

Sun scis this evening at 7.43 and.

tomorrow at 7.42; lt |-|593 tomorrow. lnorning ut 5.05 and Saturday at, B,0‘l,

New llloon Sunday, July 27th ag

iml to illcrellse tilc popularity of curl- I2-21 D- lil-

First quarter moon, Sunday, Aug;

from Canada. . _“_ ust 3rd 3.12 p. m_. ‘

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