~ freqinnt

with 'iellv

Tho, Guardian

earrles your ,message to most of the worth while

` appointed United States Ambas-

, homes.

_-___-my _

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

for and news and advtl. in

People's Paper, The Guardian-the ohelpeeii. most influential and host . edective advertisingmed. '

ium in the Province.

town Guardian The Ceuta

5 , . _ -as

-"-",,,,',',‘°........... .-.......... .... eHARL0'r'rE'rowN CANADA SATURDAY ocr. 27 1923 *“"°"""°""'°" "°“'°'°"‘“‘ I

, , , By Mall, Canada and U. S. A- “-50

BRITISH PREMllEll'S APPEAL FIIR CONFERENCE llIIiHElI

IIPIIH HITH PESSIMISM

The General Opinion in Official Circles Is

That France Has Already Fixed Her Decision in This Regard-Refusal to Ac- I.$53-.'J;i..I1‘f.'2“fll.-?.§-"‘"{lfS’“‘ "

`n Separate Action be- f

ing Taken by Britain. +

cept May Result 1

(British United Press.)

LQNDON, Oct. 26.-Premier

Baldwin's appeal to Poincare to agree to a conference of pow-'re in which United States should be represented is regarded with some pessimism in influential quarters when Poincare's past attitude on each conference is remembered.

lt is generally conceded that

when the French Premier has fol- lowed Baldwin's expressed hope to think once twice and even thrice before refusing, that his answer will bo that France has done enough thinking and that on this paint her opinion is fixed and unal terable. This may result in separ- ate action being taken by Britalii with the moral if not active sup-

is becoming more apparent every day. Britain will unquestionably press France for an immediate re- ply to this invitation and if this rcply is unfavorable the statement which already has been prepared Wlll be issued to the doininions. This statement it is believed will contain the proposal that a com- mission shall be appointed to ln- vestigate with regard to Germany‘s capacity to pay and this will he followed hy n conference between the British empire and Germany with possibly Italy to illgcovi-gr the most efficient mctiiod-of fals- ing reparations from France ami Belgium. With France thus isolat- ed sho will realize the danger oi' the situation which may result in

port of United States. "..... . .`

Need for immediate action is

obvious if anything is to be saved from the wreck of Gennany which

FB. Kellogg New ' U. S. Ambassador

In London*

(Canadian Press)

W-AISIIINGT-ON, Oct. 26.-Frank

B. Kcllog, former United States Senator iroiu Minnesota has been

sador at London to replace George Harvey who recently resigned the post. `

This appointment is expected to C

become effective in -the near fut-

cntlly J HIC tis* '_ I tillwifst :EIl;iul:;§ulT;,: :tions glass ol' the finest final.

' bl`C“l‘f‘1Sl “’l‘L`" llc °"ll“`l’5”"l' fwlio had suffered loss at tho hands

12 Mile Limit

REVOLUTION ;

LONDON 0ct.26-The British gov

ernment has accepted in principle the proposal of the United States government that vessels in United States waters bo searched for con~ traband liquor within twelve miles of the United States shore.

-*-4-gt--l

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Snow over

spreads the eastern Slope and Foothill in the region of tho Rocky Mountains and rain. snow and colder weather are ri-port:-rl from the north wost and lowcrod temperature is forecast for Ohio und Tennrissoo.

A six inch fall of snow closed

for winter the last of the lilountain ilsssos.

-L_-<03-~--' - 'l'he' time is never lost that -is do-

votcd to work.

-it is a great art to laugh at your

own misfortune.

*l-1'O}-l-

ldondensed Specials f ,&

RATE.._.zo per word, not each

insertion in this coliunn-

__ ,.___..__.___ 'by the unanlinlt-_v with which fier- 'JOHN A. MeDONALD, LAND -mans of all classes take the same

Surveyor, Harmony Jct.

470-9-10-mo.

_.________________ *LOST-IN Ci-‘TY WEDNESDAY

gold bar pin.Flnder please leave at 200 Euston. Reward. _ 1339-10-26-2i »-¥_.___.,__________ 'WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. James A. Murphy, Emerald, R.R. 2. P E. island. 1182-10-19-if <g_______ “WANTED-A LARGI ATTEND-

ance at the Hallo_we’en tea in St. James liall next,"1‘ueedny.

136!-10-27-2|

`_`“ WANTED T0 PUHCHA8E` lllrlit roadster. inustbo bargain. Will” Iliving description and in-ice. _to w. G. v. city,

_ _ _ TEAoHsa wtxwrao Fon camo: C0"e School. Supplement $100.00. /lrnly M. Morhdyen, secretary.

. 187%-10-87-Ii.

§~i_..___v_-__ FOR SALE-QA! INGINE SV, J\"lorse Power. B. A._ Mallet! ork. P. E. I. . . 1878-10-87-81.

.._¢_li _T0 LIT-IIX ROOM!-D 'I'.ENl,

lll. SIEINIVIEIZ

. HIS Cabinet 'rake lll1Sl;llll-IIT! I “Thr I ivclird was ‘ . ina( o us i nm i wr' ._ among

Some Action ,,5_~

(Canadian Press) I

_ i.()Nl)Ul\', Ui-t. 26.-»-A fcuturc lin\'o been uscd. 'l`iio lilary

I’-‘I.-I.'III..f»f"l1i`l.`§"5.fi1i..l1"ll°lli33“R.i.`I "““"" ‘~" ‘" ""' "““'“°"" since (iii: lircukln f tl ' (7 nl -

(Canadian Press)

_ _ - - , ' ` ' lcgroes of fullness

SOILLNEGQADY' UCL 26;” Dheiiiiiitiit i~. the uiiusmil number of* Vdlylllg l . names Proteus ‘Steinman e|0(_m_ uonion delegates-fifty pot: Cent The detail is lavish and the cal wizard died at his home hero 2.: th°l"s"f”{)'}bl‘;3e 125163 “'°""'l‘t- general effect is full and rich.

\ll‘0- . today. The cause was given as pliy- tletlrm 'V uamue m ggi? Drew" -_ lt

slcal breakdown due to a trip to ,uni 02? _FK WM P _[Aiming

._._<Q.>li. P . 1

ie ust ous si n t was .tl

i-<9->-

ii iiiiiiiiii,

ATHENS. Oct. 2C.~(ioveruincnt

troops have occupied Corinth and complete failure of ii revolution is assurcil. according to advices ro- coivod from the Poioponcsus this morning.

German Chides En-

tente In Preface

of Dictionary

(United Press)

l.l'2ii’SiG, -Oct. 25 - Genmany

never ceases .lo -disclaim lioudly all responsibility for tile beginning of the great war. 'ln the theatre in the pulpit, in the 'press and in tho political t'orum Germany pro- claims lier inuocen-ce with an i-n- sistenre -which nevcr seems to wano. _

Foreigners are much impressed

text and preacli the same homily. The argunicnt-i hob up in most un- cxpoclcd cnniiectloiis. lint it re- mained for I". W. -lditzen. the edi- tor of u new <-oinmercial English- Gcrnian dictionary which has .lll5l- becn lssiioil In Lf-i-psig, to find the most unique inndlurn for a lecture to members or llif- lintente. The nrefuce -to this book. ric--i|l<ll0d primurily 'for saio lo l'iiiglisli-.»|'eak- ing pemons, opens: "'As long as lin- siutesiiicn of the Entcnto proteiid to believe in Ger- inany's "guilt," ilicy ure noi likely

iailios T-real-y (if trinity ll W--lil ll” called); and as long as this dictate _.gpg ,most cruel, cowarifly, mid 5ii|yv_¢|-imp cv-or poi'peti'nuv.i--is not revised. all talk about. nrvl thought or i-vi-oiisirnviinn. norninl business relations. and nll llllll S0" :if thing, is ol' course. 60 m“°ll} nonsense. No fear Americans wi ever redeem their word of iiou0l‘ glgdged by flresldeni. Wilson. lllll .mme day or other and somehow or other. there will be a revision (no man in his senses can ilolibi io and on-many. once mere- '~""l

““"l' ll' me condition. -Mmm ironvenisncss. Apply I Hiildni-o.

1014-10-21-iii.

come t0 the fore. Until then lion-

to consider it rcvlslon ol' :ho \'c'r~ I »

cer of health in Toronto. has made '; some investii!Ml0ll9 l“\° the cause of school children falling in

+++++++++++++++

:eggs o+

'I"I"l"I"I"I"I"I"I"I"I"l' BANTING IS 0'

AWARDED NOBEL PRIZE 'D

(Canadian Press)

STOCKHOLIVI, Oct. 26.- lle Nobel prize for medicine r 15123 has been awarded to

I". G. Bunting, and Dr. J.

§'I"I1"I"P

ieir discovery oi' Insulin. 'I' The Swedish scientist, Al- 'I'

fred Nobel, inventor oi’ dyno- 'I' inltc, died in 1896. I-Ie bc-'P queathed it fortune amounting 'I'

'I' to $9,000,000 to-rho toundlnr; of -I' 'I' nfund.tlio interest of- which -|~ 'I' should yearly be disti'ibui.cd 'I'

L, y,ai' 'I'

imniediatcly procedinl.; inc 'I' award. The Board of iilrec- 'I' tors of the Nobel Foundation 'I' who have charge of the fund 'I'

1' and nuike the zi.wal‘:ls consists 'I' 'I' exclusively of Swedes, The -|- 'I' value oi' each prize is on un 'I' 'l' average $40,000, .|- 'I' In addition to prizes award- 'I' 'I' ed for medicine llie fouiidn- -|» 'I' tion awards prizes for physics 'I' 'I' Cl‘0"llS'll`Y. literature and 'I'

peace. 4,

D"~ Bfllllllili is the first 'I' nnndian to receive an award 'I' ‘om the foundations. -|- 'I"I"I"I"I"I"I"I"I"I'+'I"I'

PRESS lillllllli Ill All IRISH

'I'~I'+'I"I' ‘PEO

tléc enforcement of stricter meth- ‘

o s am 'rn enlargement of the oc- _ cupation ‘m,cn_ _ anuangel figutie Lhollills azscpoll

'i 1 ii' ex " ii ic eq n

Prime Minister Bald- win is asked to Have

g up o it o I

tion and (ho return to party Gov-

. t t:

aciflc Coast llroin wliicli lic rcc- Gm Mig H mm m’m'm(r U

Gflllr

A beautiful Stained Glass windo\v is being placed in the ' North Trnnsept of St. Paul's

it. Mnci,eo<i or 'rorcnta roi- -I-' Church -2° the lllemory of the

late Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Matheson, and will be dedi-H

cated in the near future. -The i inscription along the base of '- the window reads: "To the Gloi'y of God and in memory of Jon.. A. iiiatheson. died 30th March, 1919, and Emily M. Matheson, his wife, died

25th October, 1914."

The subject portion is an

illustration of Nativity, show- ing Mary in the foreground with the Infant Saviour on her knee. and Joseph in the background. Without any straining after realism the stable scene is suggested. Prominence is given to two features in the background for -their symbolic signin- ounce. The lantern not only

suggests the time as night but also the Infant Christ as

“The Light of the \Voi'ld." Tho wheat sheaf in the left hand corner near the child figure is suggestive of our Lord as .thc bread of life.

At the top of the window

\\ ,. . , - ning was the word and the word was with God," ami at tho base, underneath the sub- jccl. portion upears Llieotlicr

lticli coiorlngs tliroiigiiout

bluc and ruby and tlio.loscpii figure in purple browns in

is the work of the McCuus-

lanii Studios, Toronto, aiiil ic liiiticriul is ldnglisli :lu -

si. Piiirs iaiiuiiiii wiiiiiii

ot' ltcpulilicans during the distur- liaiicos in ireland. Colonel Grotton said they wzinted action, not mer-,, nly ministers' pledges. The Irish ilelcgato dcniumicd assurance that Prcinicr Tialdwln tonight would_ promise consideration by the ca- binet of their claims.

The chairman advised tllem to

wait and see. This averted what promised to have boon a lively scene as the Irishman present were tlircatcning drastic stops.

Lord Sclborno, moving u resolu-

tion demaliding the reform of thc lion'-ic ot’ Lords. said that under tho prcseiit constitution ally revol- ution was possible if an unscrupu- lous body ot' men got control of thc

(lovcrnincnt.

Hundred Killed

___ :Nw ,_

IIESLI-N. Oct., 26.-One liundred

riotcrs wore killed in sllreet fight- ing in liam-burg Tuesday and Wed- i

_ ' ,

_ .

| I

LACK OF SLEiP RESPONSIBLE j

1),-_ C, J, l-Idstings, medical ofii- ;

their ~ examinations. Seventy DBI' cent. of the failures, lie nays. 1'-T9 children who so to' school without - breakfast. and of that number ninety per cent, are allowed to ro-

_ C

Fraser Mitchell in getting iniinii ,_ . ,_ . _ ants for 1', E. island thc Gmirillzin , ("°cl'"l"' in an ugly lll00ll, l-lil? <l0HDll'-'ill 1'0"' 'lily _"wg";nz“b{o`:'3|egru'" to be

in u posmon to ,mppiy _l v,.,~|,. l.y \‘irl.|io of thc powcr and au- ,,inu(.,,_ Th., shops nm glnggd uipl l>0llll- W 8 D ~

tliorliy in mo vcstoil' unilor liic very few llghgg are men. 'l‘lio

0m,w_.,___ - pi'ovisioiis of "Tile Public lnquir- police um ggrgiigly armed and

In German Riot f'

is ' . itin roport of the proceodi'ng'i aw

(Canadian Press) 1

nesday. Full reports on the dis- o orders show an equal number

wounded.

Q--<0->-l

0 I

'eine Court, Charlottetown, Oct-

By His Honor Murdock

Mackinnon, Lieutenant Gov-

Prlnce Edward island, &i-.,l &c..&c.

a§;`°"l”°° "f P|`ll1°0 EdWBl'll IS-)'ation purposes under tho appoint-

ernor of the Province or agreements oi' sale of lands in

1- + 4- -i-T31-T

gl' gi 24'

'I' 4' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I 'I' 'I' 'I' 4' ATTACKED BY 1'

RICH RELATIVESZ

(Canadian Press) 'I'

. CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Ch8rg~ I' es that his brother~in-law, 'I' Lord Curzon, Great Britain’s 'I' Minister of Foreign Affairs, is O trying to oust him as trustee 1' of thc estate of his father, the 'I' late L. Z. Leiter, because he O refused to permit Lord Cur- 'I' zon to have his own way, 'I have been made by Joseph 'I' Leiter, prominent Chicago 'I' grain operator. He said Lord 'I Curzon had used money be- 'I' longing to his daughters. 4'

Leiter oii last Saturday fil 'I'

ed in superior court a dncu- 'I- ment charging the ilrltish 'I' minister with being the prime 'I' instigator of an attack on his 'I' good -name. Last May, Lady -I' Margaret Hyde, Countess of 'I' Suffolk and Berks, sister of '|- Mr. Leiter, filed suit in the 'I'

'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I'

'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 4' 'I' 'I' 'I 'I' 'I' 'I' Q' 'I' 'I' 'I' 1' 'I' 'I' 'I'

tee and that he make an ac- 'I' Cmlllllllll- He was charged 'I'

'I' with mismanagement and ne- i- 'I' giect.

'I' The heirs of the Leiter es- -|- 'I- tatc are Lady Margaret Hyde, ~|»

Leiter and the three daught- '|- ffilze ilu:-Ulall Euirzon. whose 'I-

' r. e er’s sister. 'I'

'l"l'-l"l"l-~l"l"|"I"|"I"I"I'-I-l

ll. N. ll. Hllll IN

'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I'

Declared That Dev- elopment of That

the People of Canada

-I' (Canadian Press.) +I

liAl.il<‘AX, Oct. 2C.~Sir llonry Thornton president oi' the (lan-, adlan National Railways address cd thc Halifax Commercial Club and attended it meeting of thc Board A

1-O

of Trade liorc this morning before -the rlopzirtliig for a tour of thc Iiuli- when Mrs. Angus Campbell was fax and Soulli Western Divfsion of fatally ibitten by her own bull dur the Canadian National System. .an

The "r1ii.'.,"'iiat_.ion (Jomiiiittee

Silperlor court asking that her -|» Instr\.<'t:l to If ok inl'» the matter brother be removed as trus- 'I' H"

beifw uint-ii have submitted

the foI'ow§ng if-port.

..CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. CT. 26. 1923.

i..

To the Council of the Board ol'

Mrs. Colin Cninpbell, Joseph -I' Trade,

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

Gentlemen : -

\', cd

ur -`:iri ' ittee spec l'_v i-:point at the lost quarterly meeting

to investigate charges made to your Board by the Hon. J. J. Hughes setting forth the ineffici-

.-~»° -- :'\ inatte'\‘ " 'f '~

'.I

‘ quests for cars by Mr. T. B. Grady,

1 Supt. C. N. Ry., during the potato

shipping season of Inst fall has been investigated and beg to report as follows: ,

Your Committee by urraugc-

' ment waited upon Mr. Grady. and

laid the facts of the charges as

IIIIARII IIF TRADE CIIHIMITIEE I EXIINERATE SIIPT. GRAIIY

FROM HUGHES’ CHARGES

Transportation Committee Appointed by

Charlottetown Board of Trade to Inves- tigate Charges Made by Mr. J .J . Hugh- es, M. P. Submitted Report Declaring Charges Unfounded.

published in the press before him. _Mr. Grady went over a period of

shipments beginning the early part of October and extending up to the last of the year. showing your committee the teiegrams and com- munications that he had had with the Department at Moncton and advised your Committee that he had done everything in his power to obtain the necessary cars. both as to refrigerators, Eastman heat- Iers and ordinary freight cars, and had succeeded reasonably well in obtaining same.

With reference to the "Prince

Edward Island" Ferry as referred to by Mr. Hughes. Mr. Grady clear- ly showed to the Committee that he did not participate in any or- Iders relative to the running of the 'above boat as mentioned by Mr. Hughes, as the matter was entir- ely in the hands of higherofficlals who were there present at Borden and issued the necessary instruc- tions entirely relieving Mr. Grady of issuing any orders whatsoever.

W... llllll lll5ll lll

SAIISES lllllH»

(Canadian Press) -

SY|l)Nl~ZY. Oct. 26.-Following

tragedy near hero last. wcck

epidemic of dog poisoning has-

~ I The port of Halifax, he said, broken out in the ‘Colliery Distric-ts`

ics Act," and of all oth 'i Acts of

ser Mitchell while actin.; or pur-

ative of this Province for immigr-

lllfllll llllifle Ill' Order-in-Council

dated the 21st day of I"ebruo.ry A. D., 1923, and into all sales or

(Continued on Page 3.)

iwi;-~ ____ *_ *_ Vi *______ i - *__ _ ___J

“i~i"'g°ii}'-:ffi';-i'_r'I'i" '<3-5:5

¥V°l-rl. N0- ILA Charlottetown. October 1923" PRE;

A Cook’s Tour _

4 A package of MoIr's Choc- olates, weighing 5 lbs., was rec- ently cent to Keren--postage Me. Another order cams in Irom India. Thus within ai few days Melfe Chocolates have eIre|ed'tl\e globe. ‘ _

In the long etreteh from noon

to night meals, c chocolate ear

mgiimip-tili nearly midnight each

est ‘busifnese -men will have to mud- mo "_ | Hlpmnu, doing ,business

night, and consequently cannot rl-xr' in tiinf' to cnt breakfast

breaks the monotony to advan. - nge. Many are very' fond of

M°I'°" M°l*° Milk. made at rj' I

:'62 SWISS °f¥l¢. I big bar for

With the comilng of colder

welther and earlier evenings, Indoor functions are more the rule. The demand for Fig New- tom is accordingly very great. Tom Thumb type Fig Barn.

-Although more machinery hae_

been Installed and the 'ten' In-i ereued, lt ls nerd for Mews plants to catch up en the orders

would never be utilized to its filli-

' ._ ' with the people of Canada entirely, [R ~ _ 1 l 1 d (ings were Batteries, Clin;-lgggt

lverhatlm Report of the Proceedlngs of theilie said, adding that the Canadian foiserve S X een (en e om H

luv foou. uro paradinlf Ulf' -"lf""lS I"

- fi

rolling, ln from, all silrpetlpne. '

A mysterious looking man with ii

_ - l

" ' r est cawwlly until the people of .black mg has been seen in the

e I c e n fvliieds nlaccll their stamp of an-,neigiiborhooa and 'rnursdiiy morn-

proval upon it by sending their |ng_

after the mystery man had

traffic: in its direction. It restotitbeen _seen me night .lyefgrg ni, ilie

C %-| E 3 i <

Artillery

' Competition

--`

The results of the Artillery Com-

petition for the Dominion of Can- ida have just been announced. it s good news to learn that the ls- and batteries have done well,

tléough not as well as they had bop- <> .

in the General Efficiency Coin-

fietition for the Dominion of Can- . ida Heavy Batteries No, 8 Battery. Charlottetown, commanded by Maj ir II. L.`.Betl1une won second prize .Montreal being first. No. ‘J. Dsl- tery, commanded by Major J. l'. -Hopper, M. C. winning fourtri place.

ln the gun practice for Siege ond

Heavy Artillery, the 27th liattorv of Montreal won first place, ilio -ith Siege Battery, Carleton, N, g_

‘lf-.

Ev 1-'

2nd place, the 8th and 2nd Si-size

nd on the baseball diamond

Commission Al’l’°i“led by 0rd" i“IHI'1H§.llI."f0“..f.I§§".i.H.I°'l‘If§' 1222i f"°§§;”2 ‘,’f,‘“,‘,’.‘f.§’,‘2f,‘§{’,§,,‘§°"‘”" "`°

I g ‘ n -

Council to Inquire Into the Conduct of 1:-<>i>1--= and was ready to help 2'- “ p_--»»--

Andrew Fraser Mitchell, Recently Dis- W"

missed Immigration Agent for This ?°**-- l Pr0vin¢e_ ssntm is etoomv

LONDON. oct. 26.-Berlin io.

In connection with tho siiiiinini'y,'1~o A night iircsciitcd a gloomy.(thr;eaix

if tho report of the proceedings of' CHARLES R SM (LI WOOD' suing spectacle, says n Ion ru ic Court of Inquiry opened ln' Emmh_L__ K" (..__‘(.h,'u,muc_ News despatch from the German harlotmtown 0" Th“md“y Cm" town, I’i'o\'inco of i’i'incc ""l’II"I' \\ -_m-ning ;h,,.¢,p,,m¢|0n,, of Ami;-1-\v E‘l“,m_d Islam' '|'lmusands of people. uvialile to

ST. JOHN. Oct. 25.--limi.

'llliah Pugsiey who ls seriouslyl

'i. 'inning

third and fourth places respective- ly.

-@-

Earl of Athlone

N ow Governor of South Africa

(Canadian Posse) LONDON, Oct. 26.-.Announce

ment. was made 'today of the alp- pointment ol’ the -Earl of Athlone es

at Ottawa, was reportel yvstor- ,Governor General of South Africa

ii* 1' it iiiirir I Mm' F (I

In the .lur room oi’ the Sui- I" 10-l!lS”lll'0 0' ll* l`0"l’lC'-‘ Sl>0l‘=1lll¢ S1100'-lil! hall -Hill' i y I and by and with tho advice and helm-l in the neigliburlionil of S

bei- 25, 192.1 li'-0119002 Of His Nllll0Hly"l Elwflll' the police headquarters sad tin:

ML C_ “_ Sma||wo0d_ K_ l,,.,,_ltive Council of this Province. l Railiaiig,

sidi,,g_ 'lo hereby nvnvlnt you lhe will similar reports come from most

Proceedings began ut 10.30 a.iii.l(ll'lARLES ll- SMAIJ-Vl'00ll 10 bv of the industrial towns in the coun

U C0mml58l0Il@!` llllllel' lll'T‘ ll!'0\'l- try, workless und foodloss demon-

M,-_ Smnnwood read tho w|.m,`.lsio_iin of the said "The Public ln- ggi-iiigrs urging the more passive f the document authorizing hiinl‘l“‘"0’l Al'-l" to inquire into the to demonstrate with them. . o hold the above Commission, :is-“UI” “ml C““‘l"‘f" "I" A"‘ll"""' Frll' -__--¢+>____ were brought in by the Assizes follows:- ;

cAN/(DA ,D0l'Un§ to act as special represent-

,Against Home I

Bank Officials

(Canadian Press) '

'r.onoN'ro. oct. 26.-'rms -bint

and Jury here today in the case'

r ' ‘ »

»- against President ii. J_ Daly allfl

nine other directors and officials

I the home ban-k. This procedure will obviate the ecesslty for further police courl

proceedings.

___._-<§>-_-_-

l , Announcements,

Coming Events,

Meetings, Etc.

RATES-2 cents per word each

Insertion.

"Coming Yeo’_s Theatre, Mont-

ague Saturday "Hall The Woman" Best yet. 1341-10-21-2|

"c..r<iigsn 1iaii._ Monday, sig

show, second last chapter "Sky Ranger." 1341-10~28-2i

"Chicken salad in abundance at

succeeding Prince Arthur of Con- naught.

T-he Eairi ot’ Athlone in a brother

of Queen Mary, is s soldier and by u strange coincidence holds ii dis- tinguished service order for .service in the South African war. 'Ha ross -io the rank Brigadier General lu the World War.

The Weather, Etc.

Lili-IA1-Ria-H1' \-IAS A coal. MAN 'ru Max; AN ASHMAN our OF- EVE-RY.i?oDY /

A" ' II 4-

\ 7'- lll§' “"1/ll

"\_» '

»`ie\ "‘ Q

| m0RON'D0. Oct. 27.-Fresh io strong north west to' northerly

COMMISSWNER `E~ J- ABIITON the Hal-lowe'en tes in St. Jamou`winds,loir and cool.

---~ Hail. Tuesday. Also pu-makin nies. /High tide this sttsmoon alt IM

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