Daily world, 31 août 1926, mardi 31 août 1926

[" ee.L \\GE 15 denpised ness in oruer of control VOL.1, No.56.ARREST - J - ep \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | POLICE NAB EX- SECRETARY IN - BEAUDRY CASE Henri Bertrand, out on bail of $3,000 as a material witness in the Beaudry murder case, was arrested last night on a warrant issued by Coroner McMahon and is held in the cells at detective headquarters.Members of the detective force applied to Coroner McMahon at 7 o\u2019clock last night and were granted a warrant permitting them to take the ex-secretary of the murdered publisher into police custody on suspicion.5 Subsequently Captain Mercier and Detectives Pelletier, E.Belanger, Gauthier and La._ - joie found Bertrand at his home and brought im \u2018in to detective headquarters, where he was lodged in the cells.He spent the night in custody: His bail of $3,000 is cantelled.(See also Page 3) ss 22 BERTRA MONTREAL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1926 Page Ou _ | ~ Page Two OF TWO MURDERS IN METROPOLIS New York, Aug.30.\u2014 ( Daily, Werld Dispatch)\u2014Benjamin Mintz, \u2018 who was arrested last Monday night with a bullet in his arm, and for several days resisted efforts of police to make him talk, finally broke down and made a full confession.| He told of the \u2018\u2018Brownsville Gorrillas,\u201d a gang of gunmen, jewel thieves and auto robbers for whom he was the chauffeur.By the lime he had finished, the police had learned who murdcred Aaron Rodack, \u201cthe fighting jeweller,\u201d and Patrolman Frank J.Murphy.Several members of! the gang have already been arrested and the police are on the trail of others.HUBBY HAS RIGHT TO ONE NIGHT OFF TO SEE THE GANG Camden, N.J., Aug.\u2019 30.\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch) \u2014 O Men! Also Min! \u201cEvery husband is entitled to one night off a week, provided he behaves himself and associates only with \u2018The Boys,\u2019 ruled Judge Sham in Criminal Court.He acquitted a husband, whose wife charged with desertion.Alvin Lynch, 30, of Philadelphia, the husband, said his wife nagged him and accused him of going out with other women.In his denial Lynch said he went out seldom and shen only with male companions.THE DAILY WORLD - Tuesday, August 31, 1626 HIGH MASS SUNG FOR VALENTINO AS CROWD PRAYS New York, Aug.30.\u2014 (Univer- Sal Service-\u2014Requiem high mass was said at St.Malachy's Church here today for Dudolph Valentino.Tolice held thousands of people back while the cortege passed down Broadway.There was no disorder, the crowd ap- ROMAN PRIESTS MUST OBEY RULE OF MEXICAN HEAD Mexico City, Aug.30.\u2014(Universal , Service) \u2014 The real threat against the church involved in Calles\u2019 policy of restriction was seen in Catholic quarters today with the receipt from Guadalajara of a decree issued by the governor of the state of Jalisco, providing pearing respectful.HARRY NICHOLLS KILLED IN FALL FROM FAST TRAIN London, Ont., Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch)\u2014The body of the late Harry B.Nicholls of Montreal, vice-president aud general manager of the Barrett Co.of Canada, who met death on the C.N.R.tracks near here, was shipped to St.Louis, Mo., for burial.It is believed that Mr.Nicholls got off the train here and lingered too long and when the train pulled out clutched the handrail of the moving car after the doors had been closed.It is suspected he hung on in that way until he became exhausted and fell off after riding about two iiles and was killed.COL.PENHALE DEAD Thetford Mines, Que., Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch)\u2014Col.J.J.Penhale dled suddenly at his home here.He was assistant general manager of the Asbestos Corporation, and active in military circles, having been in command of the his death.MOTORIST ASKED TO WIRE FATHER Four youfig boys from Glencove, | N.Ÿ., in a small touring car are due in Montreal today.The young- | est member of the quartette, Darwin Skinner, i8 asked to communi-; cate with his father at once.The license number of the car is 91-48-78.i FARMER FOUND DEAD Sarnia, Ont., Aug.30.\u2014 (Dally | World Dispatch)\u2014 Robert McAr-| thur, age 84, a farmer, was found\u2019 lying near the road near Newbury.After examining the body it was found that he had a fractured skull, Death had occurred two hours previous to the finding of the body.It is nbt know whether the aged farmer was attacked, or struck by an automobile.TIGER TO REMAIN SILENT ON MATTER OF FRENCH DEBTS Paris, Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World Cable) \u2014 Clemenceau, war-time premier of France, said today that he would not address another letter regarding war debts to President Coolidge.A newspaper interview here had intimated that the \u2018Tiger\u2019 might repeat his action of several weeks ago when he emerged from retiremnt to plead for France.Clemenceau believes his letter has made ratification of the Franco- American debt funding agreement impossible.COMMANDER OF CANADIAN ARMY IN NOVA SCOTIA Amherst, N.8., Aug.30, \u2014 (Daily World Dispatch)\u2014General Sir Arthur Currie, principal of Me- GM! University, accompanied by Lady Currie, arrived fn Amherst Saturday evening and inspected the | guard of honor drawn up under the command of Lieut.-Col.1.E.C.Spicer.He inspected the soldiers and the members of.the Halifax Rifles\u2019 band and congratulated them upon their appearance.Later a parade! was formed.General Arthur Currie and Major General Thacker, C.M.G., D.S.O., were escorted to the exhibition dining room where a re-union banquet was held by the ex-service men, presided over by Capt.Ross Miller M.D, of Amherst.Three hundred ex-vervice men were present.MOTOR CARS AND TIRES RECOVERED BY DETECTIVES .Sergeant.Detectives Ennis and Thiverge have during a short space of Ume, picked up $1,090 worth of stolen automobile tires, | it was reported last night.In addition they have recovered many stolen cars.WILD ENTHUSIASM AS LIBERAL TO RUN IN \u201cTORY\u201d TORONTO Toronto, Ont.Aug.30.\u2014 (By.Staff Correspondent)\u2014Amid wild demonstrations of enthusiasm Hon.Jummes Murdock, former Minister of Labor in the Mackenzie King Government, was nominated as Liberal candidate in the riding of Toronto High Park here tonighh ONE KILLED AND ONE BADLY HURT Quebec, Aug.30.\u2014 (By Staff Correspondent)\u2014One man so far unidentified was instantly killed and another badly injured when the auto they were in plunged over a cliff near Rimouski today.MELLON TO CALL UPON POINCARE Paris, Aug.80.\u2014 (Universal Ser vice) \u2014Secrotary of the Treasury Mellon arrived here today.He has an engagement to confer with M Poincare.tomorrow, but insists that his call is merely a matter of courtesy.It is uaderstood, how ever, that he will make it clear that individuals in the United States now publiely urging debt cancellation in no way represent the Coolidge administration.BANDIT SLAIN IN ATTEMPT TO STEAL CAR BARN TAKINGS + Chicago, Aug, 31.\u2014 (Daily World )=\u2014One bandit was kiMed, his confederate will die, and three policemen and a company official were wounded when three masked men were met by a fusilade .of more than 100 shots from ambushed officers whee they attempted to Canadian Artillery Division vi narrowly avoided when the Cunard for the distribution of pridsts and close government supervision.The decree also carries penalties for the violation of any of the clauses covering registration and reports and becessitates the elimination of surplus priests.One provision authorizes the governor to select priests if the comittees in charge of the- churches fail to -do so within-a specified time.COUNT DECLARED TO BE INSANE Berlin, Aug.30 \u2014 (Universal Service) \u2014 Count, Emerich Schonburg Degenfeldt, l relative of the Hapsburgs, who squandered his fortune in the night resorts of has just been declared hopelessly insane and confined to wn asylum.HUNDRED YARDS SEPARATED SHIPS IN CLOSE SHAVE New York, Aug.30 \u2014 (Univer sal Service) \u2014 A sea diraster was liner Samaria, under the British | flag, was reported to have \u2018cut ;acroës\u201d the port bow of the U.Sliner, American Merchant, It war learned today.The lives of several | thousands of passengers and members of the two crews were endan- lary of the Diocese by His Holiness gered when the ships missed collision by 100 yards.Capt.E.F.Mitchell of the American Merchant today charged the \u201cBritish skipper, Capt.8.G.S.Mc- Neil, with recklessness.It is expected the matter will be thrashed out before shipping authorities.! MUCH FEELING .\u201cIN CAPITAL OVER STAMPS\u2019 DELAY Ottawa, Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World h) \u2014 The cancellation by Hon.Dr.Manion, postmaster-gen- eral, of the issue of historic stamps conceived by the former postmas- ter-general, Hon.Charles Murphy, has created considerable comment.It was the idea of the former postmaster-general to portray Canadian history by means of postage stamps, bearing on their face the features of emient \u2018men in the life of the dominion.In pursuance of that idea Ar-, rangements were made last year for the issue of three historic stamps, on one of which there were to appear the portraits of Baldwin and Lafontain®, on another of which were to appear the portraits of Sir John A.Macdonald and Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and on the third of which was to appear the portrait of D'Arcy © Enquiries were made as to the reason for the delay in issue, and Sir Henry Drayton, acting prime Minister without portfolie, furnished official information which was as follows: \u2014 ; \u2018Some reasons why the government has held up the projected is- European capitals and New York.| FIRST AIR LINER \"REACHES ENGLAND ON REGULAR TRIP | j London, Aug.30 \u2014 (Univer- || sal Service) \u2014 The Albatross, '] German air lifer with full sleeping accommodation for passen- '| gers, arrived at Croydon tonight i| from Berlin.It is the first air liner of its kind.Regular service is planned.SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS BY N.Y.GANGSTER SQUEALER TELLS | REPORT BERLINS - - TO HAVE SECOND WEDDING SOON New York, Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch) \u2014 Reports along Broadway said that Irving Berlin and the former Ellin Mackay will be remarried in St.Patrick's cathedral upon their return to New York.\u201cWe have heard of no such plan,\u201d TORONTO YOUTH FOUND HANGING FROM GAS JET Toronto, Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch)-\u2014Mystery surrounds the motive hehind the tragic death of Sidney Seligman, aged 13, of 910 Bloor Street West.The lad was found hanging by a piece of rope from a gas jet in his bedroom by his mother, Annie Seligman.The boy was apparently in his usual health when he retired to bed arount 10 o'clock.Arrived upstairs, he laid his cadet uniform out on the foot of the bed, in readiness for the opening parade at the | Exhibition.Besides the uniform were several paper-backed.novels \u2018of the detective-story type.'NEW BRUNSWICK CATHOLIC BISHOP + DIED 75 YRS.AGO Saint John, N.B., Aug.30, \u2014 (Daily World Dispatch) \u2014 Sunday was the 75th anniversary of the death of the Rt.Rev.William Dollard, D.D., the first bishop of the i Catholic Church in New Brunswick, which took place Aug.29, \u20181851.- He was the pastor of St.|Dunstan's Church, Fredericton, {when he was nominated the Ordin- Pius VIII.Æ few years after his consecreation in 1843, he removed the See of the Diocese to Saint Jolffn, and since about 1846 it has been a cathedral city.His l.ora- ship was in his 63rd year.PERODEAU URGES DOMINION UNITY Toronto, Aug.30\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch) -\u2014 Bon entente through- cut Canada between French-speaking and English-speaking Canadians and between provinces, wa: stressod today by Lieutenant-Gov- ernor Narcisse Perodeau, of Quebee, speaking at a luncheon of directors of the Canadian National Fxhibition.He said that inter i.ro- vinclal relations were not a matter fo- polities.- FORMER GOALER KILLED BY TRAIN Quebec, Aug.20: \u2014 (By Staff Correspondent )\u2014Rene Fortin, who occupied a prominent place in hockey circles of the Province two seasons ago, was killed at Fitspatrick by a C.N.R.train today.The accident occured fle Fortin, who was a brakeman, engaged in coupling cars.He fel beneath the wheels and was instantly killed.He was a goaler of note, having guarded the nets for La Touque, Sarsñield, Quebec, C.N.R.and other teams.WOMEN CLAIM MIRACULOUS CURES Quebec, Aux.30\u2014(By Staff Cor.sue of historic postage stamps were officially indicated.There have! bean a number of complaints.One one of the stamps.It is argued\u2019 that Sir John's confederate was not, Laurier, but Sir.George Etienne Cartier.Some objection has also been made against the late D'Arcy, McGee being on the Stamp by him-' self.The whole proposal has been held up for further consideration, but the assurance has beon given rob the cashier of a Chicago surface street-car darn of $6,000,\" with, Cartier will be that, if the lasue is ever proceeded included.\u201d | is that Sir Wilfrid Laurier is link-'and two more were ed with Sir John A.Macdonald on'already respondent)\u2014-This year so far has made a resord for cures at the! Surine of Ste.Anne de Beaupre, | added to the long list last week, whea aR Albany woman and another vini- tor from St.Coeur de Marie, Megantic County, said they were cured of their ailments.Mrs.Catherine Dunn, of Albany who had been afflicted with spinal trouble, and in consequence unable to walk for years, left her crutches at the Shrine after a pligrimage, the Megantie woman recovered the said a clergyman at St.Patrick's.\u201cAbsurd and absolutely without foundation,\u201d said/Max S.Winslow, Berlin's manager.The Berlins have been his guests since their arrival \u201crom Europe, recently.y .Yet there persists a possibility of the ceremony.Berlin has done many things to appease the wrath of his father-in-law, Clarence H.Mackay.~ VICTIM OF ACID\", GETS NEW FACE TO FREE SPOUSE Chicago, Aug.80.\u2014 Thà most delicate of plastic surgery operations was performed on the face of Darby Day, jr., 23-year-old millionaire and if successful may lead to the liberation from prison of Mra.Bernice L.Day, his \u201cacid throwing\u2019 wife.Lr.Henry J.Schierson, famous plastic surgeen, grafted a new layer of skin on the face of Day and the stitches will be removed\u2014pos- sibly removing all traces of the ugly scars caused by acid thrown by his young wife, in a fit of rage.SO MAIDEN OF 21 TO WED OLD MAN Boston, Aug.30.\u2014 (Dally World Dispatch )\u2014\"Get them Foung\u2019 is the slogan which prompted William Towner, 71 vears old, a former California prospector, to take upon himself a maiden of 21 years of age, \u2018for better or for worse.\u201d Miss Elva EK.Call, is the happy bride-to-be, and is a real girl with that school girl complexion, so states William.\" Miss Call loves home life, and claims the young men of today are too frisky.BOSTON TOO HAS MOTOR PROBLEM Boston, Aug.30.\u2014 (Dally World )\u2014Fourteen persons, ser- en adults and seven children, were killed by autos last week.This is one more than the week before but five less than in thé same period last year.7 Persons convicted of operating while under the influence ef liguor numbered 106 or 15 more than in the previous week.Eight were committed to jail, all from the lower courts.Three were convicted for a\\ second time within six years.POISON IN SOUP BELIEVED FATAL TO YOUNG BABY Hamilton, Aug.50\u2014 (Daily Werkl Dispatch) \u2014 Investigation will be made into the cause of the death of 18 month\u2019s old Peter Putnick and the illness of his mother, brother and sister.Some time previous to their taking il! the family bad enten soup made by the mother, and it is believed that in some way this became poisoned.Those i} will recover, it is stated although for seme time doubt was expressed that the Ute Of Steve, aged 3, would be saved.EX-NEWFOUNDLAND PREMIER IS DEAD St.Jchn's, Nfld, Aug.30.\u2014 (Dally World ) \u2014 Former Prime Minister Sir Michael Cashin died suddenly at bis home here tonight.Bir Michael was born at use of her lega, Cape Broil, Sept.29, 1844, and lived all his Mie ia Now BOYS TOO FRISKY .\u2014 te conte ay OBS bad df bub aan eus à MT ae = PP aad FY eh | Vorki were ie is à but sriod une quor a in were the avie- | six skis tf ere es re Et | BARBERS OVER THE OLD COLORED POLE Tuesday, August 31, 1926 THE DAILY WORLD Page Three WOMAN DEAD, FOUR BADLY HURT IN AUTO CRASH LIBERAL LEADER SPEEDING SEDAN TURNED OVER 3 TIMES IN FIELD Mrs.George Wakin, aged 28, of 92 St.Denis Street is dead and four others early this morning were unconscious in the Notre Dame hospital following a serious accident near I'Assomption lait night.The injured: \u2014 Mrs.Nassif, broken leg and internal injuries; Selim Hadeed, broken ribs, and bad scalp wound; Lean Courey, head injuries, and Selim Courey, fractuTed sicull.All the injured live at Three Rivers.According to witnesses the motor car, a large sedan, became unmanageable when the driver swerved to avoid another machine~ It Jumped the road at a curve and turned over three times.DRIVERS GIVEN TERMS IN JAIL Magistrate McMahon of Westmount yesterday sentenced and fined five men who appeared before him, for having stolen and driven automobiles without licenses.Heavy fines and lengthy jai! sentences were imposed upon the drivers.YOUNG MAN HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH OF YOUTH Held criminally responsible for the death on Saturday of Thomas Girard, aged 22, of 1970 Adam Street, Hector Langevin, 24, of 1447 Valois Street, will appear in police court this morning on a charge of manslaughter.According to evidence before Deputy Coroner Prince yesterday, Girard and Langevin had \u201cwords late on Friday night.They are said to have quarrelled previous to that time.Matters are understood to have reached a climax over a girl, and Langevin is charged with having struck the younger man in the head.Girard fell to the pavement, was carried home, and the next morning taken to hospital, where he died later in the day.RUSSIA WON'T HAVE ROMANOFFS BACK Moscow, Aug.30.\u2014 (Universal Service) \u2014 The first Romanoff to attempt to return to Soviet Russia met with a sharp rebuff today.The Grand Duchess Romgnova Zelenia, daughter of AleXander the Second, applied for a passport to go from Italy to live in Russia ands the Soviet authorities refused .per- USE NEW So it's come to this! The fellow who used to wield the shears and clippers with eloquent gestures as he discussed with you the topics of the day 1s no longer \u201cthe Larber on the corner,\u201d but the \u201cchirotonsol at the intersection.\u201d And the place where you used to go to get first shot at the Police Gazette, and incidentally a shave or haircut, is no longer a barber shop but a chirotonsorial.To aggravate matters the barbers admit they are chirtotonsors and think it such a euphonious title that it is bound to become popular.The well-known Mr.Webdster of dictionary fame apparently never heard of the word \u2018\u2019chiroton- sor\u201d although he gives a definite and understandable meaning for the word \u201cbarber.\u201d But more of this later.A Tal barb\u2014, er, chirotonsor, says it has been in use, more or less, since its adoption at the national convention at Chicago two years ago.He offered this explanation when asked the origin of the word: CARVETH WILL BATTLE WHITE FOR COMMONS The Liberal candidate chosen to represent Mount Royal Division is T.H.Carveth.Mr.Carveth addressed a large gathering last night at Municipal Hall on Cote St.Antoine Roau, and was many times interrupted during his address by the applause which filled the assembly room.The newly appointed -candidate maintained that he would fearlessly uphold justice and rectitude, and strive to prove worthy of the confidence of his fellow men who would assist him in bringing true Liberalism to the front.ADVERTISING MAN BURIED YESTERDAY | Rev.Dr.Pigeon, pastor of Erskine Church, conducted the funeral yesterday of W.S.Marson, former advertising manager of the Mon' real Star.Various government officials, prominent business men and representatives of the newspaper fraternity attended.There were many beautiful floral tributes.Burfal took place in Mount Royal.LABOR WILL HELP STRIKING MINERS William Green, president, and other members of the American Federation of Labor Executive, who have been in Montreal for a few days, left last night.Mr.Green declared that the work of collecting additional funds for the assistance of the striking Britiah miners would be pushed rapidly WILL SPEAK HERE NEXT LABOR DAY William Lyon Mackenzie King, Liberal leader and former prime minister of Canada.will speak at à monster mass meeting in the Forum, Montreal, g on Labor Day, according to an announcement yesterday.Already the thousands of local admirers of Mr.King and his policies are arranging to attend the meeting.It is more than likely that the speeches will be radiocast, because the hall, large as it is, will not contain a fraction of the men and women who want to hear the next prime minister.Muckensie King P.J.A.Cardin Tonight several meetings will be held outside the city.In Jacques Cartier Division, Theodule Rheaume and others will speak at Dorval.Wednesday night Liberals will speak at Pointe Claire, Thursday night at Cartierville, and on Friday night-at Ville LaSalle.At Pointe des Cascades in Vau- dreuil-Soulanges tonight Larry Wilson, H.Pllon, J.R.Ouimette, Hector Racine and P.E.Wilson will speak.On Wednesday evening two meetings wil be held, one in St.Redempteur and the other at BEAUDRY\u2019S MANAGER SAID TO HAVE BOUGHT PISTOL FROM BLIND ADVERTISER One curious fact has cropped out from the maze that has surrounded the Beaudry case, a fact that is thought to have formed the leverage point which sent detectives to Coroner McMahon for last night's warrant for Bertrand.The ex-Secretary, it appears, recently purchased a revolver in circumstances which lend a touch of dime-novel melodrama to the story.the piano dealer last night, but the SALE OF WEAPON statements were eonfirmed in con- oJ.H.Mulhollln, a blind piano dealer, advertised In the \u201cwants\u201d versalion ath mem bers of the de- in an afternoon paper that he wished to sell à revolver, according to INQUEST ADJOURNED | réport.\u2018 The Coroner's inquest received Bertrand, it is said, answered another postponement yesterday, the advertisement and purchased being laid over until Thursday at the gun.the request of Crown Progecutor Mulhollin, being stone blind, was Bertrand, who declared that he absolutely unable to identify the wished another day or two for the purchaser.roduction of additional witnesses.But Mulhollin\u2019s daughter wit-|\u201d Members of the detective force neesed the transaction and later is were working on clues last night | said to have identified Bertrand as that took two or three men out to the purchaser of her father\u2019s shoot-|Richelieu, Beaudry's boyhood home, ing iron.where his aged parents now re.Reporters were unable to locate 'side.mA NN VISITING YANKS | CHEMISTS THINK HOLD BATTLE ON | GAS FROM WOOD PLACE D\u2019ARMES, QUITE POSSIBLE Flying the red, white and blue of| Montreal chemists believe that the Stars and Stripes, in the form gn invention announced from Berof bleeding noses, torn shirts and jin for making gasoline from wood swollen eyes, George Tutker of jy qujte possible, but add that since Orange, N.J., and John Miles of|the process was not given in detail Rochester, N.Y.\u2026 went down to de-|they could not say whether or not as soon as he returned to head- GLATters, - | Ste, Justine de Newton.This evening at 8 o'clock at Contrecoeur, in Chambly-Vercheres, the FAMOUS BRITISH JURIST HERE TO |oonk \u201cSinem oe tronigiols, wil ADDRESS LAWYERS be J M.Richard, M.P.P.and Louis Quebec, Aug.50.( Dally orld at The Bi.jurist and post, DOMINION LIF E touring Canada, and on his way to CONVENTION HERE St.John, where he will be the prin- About 150 members of the Domcipal speaker at the sessions of the Canadian Bar Association, today {non Lite Assurance Company, De stated that the Introduction of leg- sone ng s i the.lt 3 rd islation in Great Britain to amend L pore arr Wy the e \u20ac 7 un the Trades Union Act and relieve onto by boat e voyage from Toworkmen from interference, had |\"onto by boat.The address of welcome was de- resulted from the many industrial troubles in that country.livered by Mayor Martin yesterday at the Mount Royal Hotel where trom St DIeHRR upon his return the visitors are holding a conven- tour to the Pacific coast, stopping tion.off at Montreal about Sept.7.Freon | PECULIAR TWIST Service) \u2014 It was announced to IN STOLEN BOOZE CASE AT QUEBE night by Scotland Yard that Oliver Quebec, Aug.30.\u2014 (By Staff Cromwell's watch had been stolen from the London Museum.Correspoudent)\u2014 Philippe Goulet of St.Romuald who claimed that he was 10bbed of 75 gallons of alcohol by a group of hijackers, admitted in court today that the liquor was smessled, and this led Otion but I know it refers to both rit only Acting the ante barbers and beauty parlor workers.who has been identified, to ask for Apyway, the man who invented the the quashing of the indictment, word is the editor of our trade pub- on the grounds that no theft or robe lication and an ex-college profes- bery had been committed, in view sor and he wouldn't have coined the of the fact that the goods did not word if it wasn't right.We are legally exist as they had been hoping it will come into universal smuggled.use but it appears our hopes are in It was brought out during the vain.case, which Rotated today, that GREEK, PERHAPS the Quebec Liquor mission of- \u2019 Boer wo participated in the raid The universally read work of Mr.did mot report the seisure te the Webster and his successors gives a head office and now is suspended.piausible explanation for the birth Judgment will be rendered Septof the word.Chiro, the firut sylla- 7.whea Boivin, the only one stand- ble, means either «bis Gah ot the ing trial,\u201d will know his fate.In rpoon family or the Gree! or hands, or anything pertaining tbe meantime the liquor has been thereto.For reasons apparent the \u2018 latter translation is the only acceptable one.The ond, tonsor VERDUN MAN IS does not appear in Mr.ebater\u2019s siseable volume, although the word KILLED B Y AUTO \u201ctonsure\u201d\u2019 does.\u2018\u201c\u2018Tonsure,\u201d defin-| Father Point, Que., Aug.80, \u2014 ing it broadly, means clipping or| (Daily World Dispatch) -\u2014\u2014 When shearing the hair.So now youlthe automobile in which he was have it.Those who clip the hair|riding overturned, Remeo Gibault, MONIKER \u201cI don't know the litera! transta- with the hand are nothing else but/age 29, .residing at 137 Second chirotonsors.Long live the barber! Ave., Verdun, was killed, feat last night when they tried to \u2018clean up\" in Place d'Armes.According to police, trouble visitors are said to have broken a couple square hard by the melee continued, with citizens engaging in battle.It was a \u2018merry go while it lasted, but when Constable Lenoue of No.1 appeared on the scene the scrap ended.Tucker and Miles will appear before the Recorder today on a charge of being drunk.HEAD OF CN.R.WED N.Y.WOMAN DECLARES REPORT New York, Aug.80 \u2014 (Dally World Dispatch) \u2014 According tu report, Sir Henry Thornton, K.BE., president of the Canadian National Rallways, recently divorced will be married next month to Miss Mutilda Watriss, 26-year-old dan- &hter of F.N.Watriss.vice-presl- dent cf the International Petrole :m Cempany.The gerent Mrs.Watriss is the daughter of 8ir Frederick and Lady Williams-Taylor of Wontrea!.aud divorced wife of Frank Duff Fearier of New York.° During the month, 7.68 inches of rain fell, more than twice as much as the average, according to records at McGill Observatory.During August last year a record low rainfall occurred, exactly 1 inch.The average for the past {ty years has been 3.4 inch.\u2018Nothing but moonshine,\u2019 says one of the experts at McGill, commenting on the theory of some so- called prophets that the moon is somewhat to blame for the recent bad weather.The weathermeén do not take this moon talk at all seriously.\u201cMere superstition,\u201d says ome.\u201cIt dates away back to the time of the Medes atid Persians or somewhere about that time\u2014the idea that the moon influenced the weather, Wo find it also in the Indian superstitons.The ability ef the hunter to hang his powder hors oa the uptilted ond of the crescent mooa was supposed te started in a nearby cafe where the of windows.In the MOONSHINE SAYS EXPERT IF LUNA AFFECTS THE WEATHER the results were correct.\u201cI think this is quite possible,\u201d sald a manager of one of the largest local gasoline firms, but since it doesn't say how it is done it is impossible to comment upon it.All discoveries of this kind I believe to be possible, but whether it has actually been done or not I would not like to say.\u201d The inventor, Herr Engelabrecht, claims that his invention, which would result in the production of fuel suitable for automobile motors at about a third of the cost of imported gasoline, is now out of the experimental stage and that all that is necessary is the construction of a large plant to produce jt.CLOTHES FOR MAYOR The Asheville, N.C., chamber of commerce, has written to Mayor Martin offecing to send him a suit of homespun clothes.They are also ready to do the same for the l\u2019remier of the province.SNOW IN QUEBEC Quebec, Aux.80.\u2014(Daily World Dispatch)\u2014\u2014The cold winds which blew from the northeast today, brought flurries of snow.ASKED betoken a coming dry season.If it were tilted downward it meant that rains would be poured out of the Moon or something of that sort, But that has been discounted long ago.\u201d NOT STRONG ENOUGH As a matter of fact the sua is the one planet which is strong enough to supply atmospheric con- dittofis which influence the weather.The influence of the moon oa the tidal waves is an altogether different thing to its alleged power to shape the weather.The tidal power is a matter of gravity.An interesting modern manifestation of the old idea about the moon and the weather is shown in the saying of western farmers that if they could get past August 23\u2014 the change of the moon\u2014-without frost they would be out of danger.But the weathermen do not take any stock ia that either.ow tan wr me =.= 2 \u201ca mt Tae Easmener ge + \u201c4, = Page Four z= THE DAILY WORLD / Tuesday, August 31, 1026 EF MERRY-COROUNp SA MAN OF THE WOR| GIVE US CREDIT! One thing about this Channel swimming business that is some consolation to us Britishers fs found in the fact that we are supplying the Channel, if not the swimmers, * * * They had just met, and the next night he took her up to Bill Krausmann's for dinner, He paid the check and looked at her longingly.\u201cCan\u2019t 1 see you again to-mor- row?\u201d he blurbed.\u201cI'm sorry.I'm married,\u201d smiled back (having eaten).\u201cThat's all right with me,\u201d the gallant responded.\u201cI'm the same; married and sorry.\u201d *« « * A reporter is a man who tries to make ends meet and fails, while a banker is a man she who tries to make week-ends meet and succeeds, * * * Quebec had its first snow- full yesterday.Probably as à protest against some of the | summer raiment worn by visie | tors.| * * * ADD DEFINITIONS Perjury:\u2014Something the ordinary man wouldn't do on a bet ordinarily, but which he re-: gards as great stuff when he becomes an election worker.| (See news cols.) Channel: \u2014A strip of water 22, miles across, populated by trained seals and American! swimming instructresses.! * LS + ~ \u201cYour bill Is seventy eight dollars, sir,\u201d said the sweet | little thing in the cage at the Mount Royal.! \u201cAnd how long does, my lease run, sweetie?\" ) » » = | TIME AND MONEY She threw her arms around the, neck of the bridgegroom-to-be, \u201cOh, Walter,\u201d she said \u2018Dad's going to give us a cheque for a present!\" : \u201cGood!\u201d raid Walter.\u201cThen we'll have the wedding at noon | instead of at two o'clock.\u201d \u201cBut why, dear?\u201d \u201cThe banks close o'clock.\u201d at three YOU BETCHA! The teacher had been lecturing the kindergarten children on how much better it was to guard against a bad habit while young, pointing out that it was sometimes a struggle to rid of it later, she concluded by asking, \u201cNow, children, what is mighty easy to get into.but pretty hard to get out of?\u201d instantly a hand shot into the By GLUYAS WILLIAMS vs Sw YY PE MILITE + + Vi) wr HE WORLD AT ITS WORST : (Copyright, 1926, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) L ve Va ve lo vel BEING THE NEW BOY OAS , = Ghote just been settled amicably in the courts, to the satisfaction of both lawyers.Nobody clse got anything.* * .This is no time for false optimism, The prospect for the country is gravee.\u2014Ontario paper.Going to be in the soup, as it were.: .LJ * It all the mountains in the world were levelled.the average height of the land would rise 250 feet.This is the sort of thought that (flashes through one's mind when endeavouring to smooth the surface of a suburban tennis court.e \u201cGirls Ready to Wear Clothing'\u2019 reads n sign seen on a department store counter.Personally, we doubt it.LONDON HAVING MILK TROUBLES London, Ont, Aug.30.\u2014 (Dally World Dispatch) \u2014 Wholesale milk producers from the district surrounding London will be Larred from delivering milk in the eity unless thé condition of their product is improved, Dr.C.8, Tamlin, local inspector of dairies, said.The quality of milk being sold by them at the present time is declared by the inspector to be away below standard.CHILD'S ARM CUT OFF BY MACHINE Palmerston, Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch)\u2014Lillian Diamond aged 3, playing with her brother in a field of grain at their home fn 7-6 CUSTOMS PROBE INTERRUPTED BY COUNSEL CLAIMS Halifax, Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World Disatch) \u2014 The customs inquiry was interrupted today when counsel for the Commission informed Sir Francois Lemieux, that the former member for Lunenburg- Queens, William Duff, was reporting that they dared not eall him 4s a witness, for fear of what be might divulge.As an agreement has been pass ed that no politics would enter at present, a formal application was made to His Lordship to return next Monday to take up political matters which have heen held back.TOURISTS TOO FAST Fifteen motorists wore fined in Recorder's Court yesterday for speeding.Six ot these were U.8.tourists., The fines ranged from $10 to $16 and costs in all cases.A SESSION OF TIIE COURT OF KING'S BENCH (Crowu Side), holding criminal jurisdiction in and for the DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, will be held in the COURT HOUSE, in the CITY OF MONTREAL, on FRIDAY, the TENTH DAY of SEPTEMBER NEXT at TEN o'clock in the forenoon.In consequence, 1 give PUBLIC INOTICE to all who Intend to proceed against any prisoners now in the :Cominun Gaol of the said District, \u201cthe little girl had her right arm! jeut off above the elbow by the binder knives, but the brother, aged 6, had a wonderful escape, i being found under a portion of the {binder but little the worse for the experience, and all others, that they must be !present then and there; snd I alse give notice to all Justices of the Peuce, Coroners and I'cace Officers, in and for the said Distriet, that they must be present then and there, with their Records, Rolls, Indlete ments and other Documents in order to do those things which belong te them in their respective capasitiest OMER LAPIERRE, Sheriff's Office, Shertt£ Montreal, August 17th, 1938 =.ST.ANTOINE DIVISION COL.J.J.CREELMAN, K.C.Liberal Candidate COMMITTEE ROOMS: ST.ANDREW'S WARD The Forum, 48 Closse St.| Phones: Information .UD.2132 ST.JOSEPH WARD 1188-1102 St.James St.West Phones: Women's Committee UP.20K7 Women's Committee UP 4222 Office .ces.UP.2076 Information .UP 4303 Friends of the candidate desirous of assisting pl at \u2018either of the above addresses.of assisting please report Minto Township, two miles north of: Palmerston, got in the way of a | air.; , The best way to make your re- ; yell.what 1s i?T latives think well of you is to make \u201cBed!\u201d exclaime onuny.a million and drop dead, according çÇ .| the Judge.The only trouble with | binder in charge of her father, 0 Benj.Diamond, and was terribly That $3,000,000 case has I aie is \u201cse would the 1e) injured.Besides other injuries GUS AND GUSSIE \u2014 OE % TAT HEFTY PEOPLE COME AN\u2019 60 AN\u2019 PARTY WHAT \\ NOBODY GIVES \u2018EM A 3 JUST WAITED) SECOND LOOK : SOME PASS OM, I WONDER.| AND EVERYBODY SAYS, Veo HE 1S \u201cGOSH, wos THATZ® Y'KNOW, 2 KIND ©\u2019 WONDERED MYSELR, WHO TAT IMPORTA T- LOOKIN\u2019 ISNT (T STR © \"I.by King Fosserss Syndisote.Sung u= IS rid iry Jn~ he rg- rt- im ss as rn id / Tuesday.August 31, 1926 THE DAILY WORLD Page Five CLOTHING INJUNCTION STANDS UNTIL SEPT.15 BOTH SIDES STILL RESOLUTE BUT PUBLIC STRIKE IN WORKER\u2019S FAVOR WILL SETTLE Woman worker tells Our Special Investigator terrible story of conditions resulting from underpayment of girls in one clothing factory, by which girls of the factory become women of the streets.BY OUR SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR The great battle of Society Brand versus the Amalgamated Clothing Workers\u2019 Unlon, which was scheduled to take place in the Superior Court yesterday, did not take place.The legal fight is postponed until September 13.time the temporary injunction In the mean- holds, the strikers will continue striking, and Socicty Brand will remain struck against.Government by injunction is somaghing of which much was heard a few years ago, espccially in the United States.It has been the practice of sweating employers when defeated by the determination of thelr striking workers and the justice of the workers\u2019 cause, backed the Courts for redress.got protection.selves as institutions especially by public sympathy, to fly to In the United States they have mostly In Canada our Courts do not regard them- created for the assistance of slave-driving employers who wish to sweat their workers.LOW WAGES CURSE Out of all this turmoil there will come brighter days for the clothing workers and, when they come, there will likewise come brighter days for their employers, because one side can not gain without the other side prospering also.That is the lesson I waut to drive home in these strike articles.Low wages do not pay the cmployer who pays low wages.They depress the standard of living and prevent the workers who are paid low wages buying the products which all employers as a class want to sell.The greut residuum of buying power is with the workers of any country.Rich people spend very little money in reality.But the workers as a class spend practically everything they earn and re- celve.The more they earn the more they spend.The less they earn the less they spend.The less they spend the less the merchants take over their counters.The more money they earn the nore the merchants take over thelr counters.There is an elementary lesson in economies that every merchant and storekeeper ought to lenrn and profit by.A TERRIBLE STORY Over.and above all is the moral issue involved in the present strike.Let me here relate a story of something that happened to myself in the early days of the present strike.I received a telephonco message one morning.A woman's voice spoke.\u201cWhy don't you send one of your reporters to sec me and I will tell him of worse things than any you have printed yet?\u201d Such was ler grecting.Together wlth another member of the staff of the DAILY WORLD and a reprerentative of the Amalgamated, | called at this woman's house and listened to her story.Ity was a heartbreaking one in what it revealed and {(mpliod.\u2019 | She told us of girls working in the clothing factory which she had Once more | ask my readers signed pledges are beginning to will como with a rush.Let me humanity's sake.worked at, and which she named.that had literally been driven to the streets to eke out there by the sale of thelr honor the meagre living.they earned in the factory.\u201cSometimes,\u201d she said ,\u201cI have noticed a girl and with a woman's cyes have been able to discern her trouble.A little later she would not tome to work any move, and I knew that before long she would be a mother.that shame was upon her head and had come to her family through her.But it is somebody else,\u2019 she said, vehemently, \u201cthat should be made to feel ashamed, not the girl.\u2018 THE SOCIAL EVIL This woman worked in a contractor\u2019s factory where work is done that is farmed out by bigger factories and had herself been compelled to give up her job because of the low wages paid.The moral conditions resulting from the low- pald conditions of the girls employ- in this factory were shocking.shall not attempt to describe those conditions here, but she told me enough for me to know that one of the underlying causes of that great cancer in the community that we call \u2018(he social evil,\u201d is this very underpayment of girls and women.I don't think there is a decent man amongst us who wants to encourage any employer of labor in the Lusiness of making women of the streets out of women of the factories.For that reason I know beyond ull peradventure and doubt that when the really worth while men of Montreal know all that is involved in the present strike of clothing workers they will make short work of any pretensions of employers in the clothing trade who claim the right to sweat their workers as Society Brand has done.Hundreds of Buyers\u2019 Pledges are still coming in.I ask everybody reading this article to keep up the good work by letting me have their pledge right away.to sign the pledge below.The ickle in but in a day of two they ave yours right away, plemse, for Mail your pledge to me addressed: \u2018Special Investigator, Dally World, 220 Lemoine Street, Montreal.\u201d DBUYERS' PLEDGE 1, the undersigned, hereby pledge myself not to KNOWINGLY buy any clothes or other articles that have been made by firms whose workers ure not paid a living wage or employees/who are compelled to work under such conditions of labor as are not for their own or the public goed.(Signed) Name, RAR Street Address sere aces as esr eset s ee Towa or City cses seater snes se ges rset rs 0s ree ; see eae ee.#.a.ss es.BEGIN THIS AMAZING [| STORY OF A GREAT CANADIAN TO-DAY , a TA ï ESTORY HIS WAR RECORD | The cneruies of Mackenzie King are forever, especially in elections, making charges azainst him on account of his war | record, stating that during the late war he left Canada and ! went to work in the United States and did not play the part in the war that he should have done.It must not, of course, go ! unrecognized that the Conservatives of Canada have always than it is the Liberals\u2019.FLAG WAVING 1 atriotism does not consist of fag-waving.As Dr.Johnson said, it is often \u2018the last refuge of the scoundrel,\u201d and the Conservatives have often taken refuge beneath lis ample folds.It is one thing tu vave the British flag to win elee- tions, it Is another to do something practical to cement the Motherland to Canada and Canada to the Motherland.The Liberals established the Dritish Preference, giving a lower duty on all goods entering Canada from Great Britain and, in the last Parliament, with the Lib- «rails in power, that British pref- crence was extended.\u2018 The Conservatives, on the other Land, -have bitterly opposed the british Preference always and would repeal it tomorrow if returned to \u2018power and they were true to their election promises and threats.No question of loyalty to the British flag when the friends of the manufacturers want to repay the latter for the campaign funds they put up for Mr.Meighen and his cohorts.Most people prefer the Inyalty that is expressed in deeds rather than the lip-loyalty that finds-its highest expression in flag- waving.desecrating a gloriouseold flag to selfish, party purposes.INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH Here is what Mackenzie King dd in the war.In June, 1914, raark the date, before the war had broken out, he.was invited to |! accept a position |?on the staff of |# the Rockefeller |\u201d Foundation directing a great| WEE movement of In- |: Gels dustrial Re- professed to be the ulcru-loyal party of Canada, claiming a nio- nopoly of patrictistu, and that their chiet argument in every election is the British flag, which is no more theirs to wave materkils, as well as upon the heroic efforts of the men who were fighting at the front.The Governments of the different countries recognized that to be the situation.The Government of Great Britain established, shortly after the beginning of the war, a Reconstruction Committee, which subsequently became the Ministry of Reconstruction in England, with a subcommittee on relations between employers and employed, to deal with the problems of industry as they arose during the war, and were likely to arise during the period of reconstruction.The Government of the Unitod States appointed a National War Labor Board, and the Government of Canada\u2014the present Government\u2014appointed the Reconstruction and De velopment Committee of the Cabinet, with a labor sub-committee.The work of all these bodies was to study the problema arising out of the relations between Capital and Labor with a view, if possible, to avoiding industrial controversy in essential! industries during the war, and finding means for the rapid development of peaceful and helpful relations in the period after the war.MUCH NEEDED SRRVICK \u201cThe work ! was doing for the Rockefeller Foundation, both in its purpose as research and in its practical effort, was identical with the kind of work which was being done by persons associated with these bodies.Every man associated with any of these organizations was regarded by his fellow-coun- trymen as rendering a much-need- ed war service, a service for which he was specially qualified.My selection by the Rockefeller Founda- search.That work was not to interfere with Mr.King's citizenship of, or! residence In, Canada; this was Hea.Chan.Stewnet explicitly stipulated by Mr.King before he took the work up for the Rockefeller Foundation.During the war the work of that Foundation became lérgely concerned with war activities.First in the United States to send relief to the Belgians, its funds were also used to help the other suffering peoples of the allied cause and it gave millions of dollars to Red Cross and Y.M.C.A.work overseas.Now let Mackensie King tell his own story of that war work under the Rockefeller Foundation.Speaking In the House of Commons on April 20, 1920, in reply to attacks on his war record, be said: \u2014 \u201cThe war had not proceeded very far before it became perfectly apparent that the wianing of the war depended upon the successful co-operation of Capital aad Labor in the industries that were engaged tion had been made, among other reasons, because of the eircum- stance that during a number of years I had held a position in the Department of Labor of this country as Deputy Minister of the Department, and subsequently as Minister, and during that time had had considerable to do, at first hand, and in a practical way, with industrial problems.It was believed that, with that experience and with the opportunity the Foundation afforded, a useful service might be rendered.\u201d To show the: value of Mackensie King's services to \u2018the aliied cause du- ing the war the following extracts from a letter from Mr.F.G.Grace, President of the Bethlehem Steel Company of South Bethlehem, Paare in order:\u2014 Gecrge \u201c] think it is mow well reeog- in the production of munitions and nized that if it had not been fer the furnishing of war supplies and [the assistance our plants were priv- a\u201d * Sam cra.-.In this hour of the nation's life, so fraught with menace to our institutions and our status as a self-governing Dominion of the British Kmoire, so full of glorious possibilities for our future growth aad development and the achievement of our high destiny, every true and sincere lover of Canada will want to know and understand the most outstanding Canadian of the day, who Is leading the Liberal Party in the fight for the preservatiop of Canada's constitutional rights.CHAPTER V.fleged to give to the Allies previous to the entry of this Government in the war the result might have been different.In reflecting the eredit for the achievements of this company, which is shared by every one of our employees who contributed to the result of the outcome, I cannot in this connection refrain from calling to mind with much appro- clution the great work to which you gave your time and talent during the world's crisis.\u201cAt à crucial time, when we were contending with an unprecedented industrial unrest, your counsel and advice in the construc- tlon and development of a plan which, when installed, proved most conducive to promoting cordial ro- lations with our employees during the emergency, resulting in the obtaining of the maximum efficiency in the production of war munitions, constituted, I felt, a real service.not only to this country, but to the Allies, during the war.\u201d In clostng this defence of hia war-time record, Mackenzie King said : \u2014 \u2018There remains the statement that I was young, and a bachelor.I am now in my fortf-sixth year.When the war commenced I waa in my fortietn .: year.Shortly before that time my father, a barrister and 06 licitor, and ore of the lecturers at the Law School in Toronto, was stricken with blindnesn, and obliged tn give up the practice of law an \u2018 lecturing at the Law School.He Hen W.R.Motherwell and my mother and unmarried sia- ter lived together at our home In Toronto.My brother, who for a number of years was a practicing physician in this city, some littie time prior to the war, after an attack of influenza complicated by double pneumonia, developed tuberculosis and was obliged to give up the practice of his profession and for the greater part of two years to spsnd his time in a sanatorium.Later, he and his wife and little children took up permanent residence in Colorado.There was nc one left to share the responsibilities of our home under these sad and trying circumstances but my married sister and myself.My married sister had.as well, her own family to consider.HIS MOTHER'S DEATH \u201cOn April 4th, 1815, within the first few months of the war, mv unmarried sister died.That left my father and mother alone.Oa August 30th, 1916, my father died.After spending a few weeks with my invalid brother in Denver, and two or three months with my mare ried sister, my mother came to reside with me at the Roxborough, here in Ottawa.My mother was critically ill most of the year she was with me, and on December 18th, 1917, she, too, died.\u201cAs I look back upon those years of the war, so full of poignant suffering for the whole of manktind, I! cannot but experienne a sense of gratitude that in that world ordeal it was given te me to share in se intimate & way the sufferings of others, aad, n (Contiancé en page 12) = teens = Cs rales - La Pa Ve PW re + rn ra Shs EN Er PS ee EEE to Page Six _ THE DAILY WORLD ° .Tuesday, August 81, 1926 D A | Y WORLD Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall By Kessler TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1926 The DAILY WORLD ls printed anû published by the MONTREAL WORLD PUBLISHING CO., LIMITED, at 220 Lemoine Street, Montreal; Leulle M.Iteberts, Secretary-Treasurer.DID BARON BYNG ACT CONSTITUTIONALLY ?If it be conceded that His Majesty\u2019s Representative is not greater than the King he represents and, that, therefore, a Governor-General of Canada must follow the precedents established by the customs and practices of the British Throne in its relation to Parliamentary institutions, then Baron Byng acted unconstitutionally in refusing to dissolve Parliament on the advice of Mr.Mackenzie King, the then Prime Minister.Here are two pieces of evidence in confirmation of this view: On February 1, 1886, Mr.Gladstone \u201ckissed hands\u201d at Osborne and became Prime Minister of England for the third time.On April 8, he introduced his Home Rule Bill.In the early worming of \u2018 June 8 the Home Rule Bill was thrown out by a major- \u2014 ity of thirty.Now let Mr.G.W.E.Russell tell the story ss (er in his book, \u201cWilliam Ewart Gladstone,\u201d pages 256, 257:\u2014 nee each care demi \u201cMr.Gladstone immediately advised the Qucen to dissolve MIDDLE-EAR D EAF NESS CAN BE tenvon.4 care demindy specific at- Parliament.Her Majesty naturally demurred to a second dis- be Lr solution within seven months, and begged Mr.Gladstone to re- RELIEVED ine of nek oo hal causes qe ou consider his advice.He replied that he was sure that a General Ce of the body and PAA a RE Election would cause less incouvenience to the country than a Nasal Tissues Must Be Made Healthy and Then the | hives?year of embittered and fanatical agitation for and against Home Eustachian Tube Cleared Before A C | A.- Probat Rule.Besides \u2018if we did net dissolve,\u2019 he said to a colleague.Is P bl \u2019 ny Lure due to ay 8e form a\" hives, \u2018we should be showing the white feather\u2019.The Queen yielded.is ossiole (ing, poor kidney condition For far and Parliament was dissolved on June 26\", By ROYAL S.COPELAND, MLD ther particulars send a sclf-address- S » ° d Hi : United States Senator from New Yo k ol stamped enveiope and repeat o much for the Victorian precedent.His Majesty, Former Commissiones of H New York.\u2018our question, King George, faced with a similar situation in 1924 ner Comnursioner of Health, New York Clty.+ se ing George, »| In deseribing the tiny bones » Acute catarrh, as acute colds are.C- Q Q What would cause a the ear, I have spoken of the stit | alled, may not permanently im- murmur in the heart?Could it be due to indigestion?Would too acted in the same way.Ramsay Macdonald came to rup bone.It Is so called hecaus: | air the hearing.There nay be much esercise be responsible?power dependent on Liberal votes.His _guvernment of its resemblance to the stirru | ~mporary thickening of the nose was defeated on a vote of censure for having dropped (of an army muddle.à nd car tissues, but recovery is ; .The base or foot-plate of th: [likely to be complete.You may\u2019 A prosecution against the Communist, Campbell.Mac- bone fits into an opening in the |have à stopped tp feeling In thy MATL valves and may be eased by donald\u2019s position was much worse than Mackenzie Shu In such manner that the foo: cars und feel deaf for u few days Infectious disease such as inflam- sy.plate can play to and fro in tnc| Repeated and neglected colds Mitory rheumatism.Have your King's; he had actually been censured in the House of |opening.In this way the vibra |are different.There fr ma C38 doctor advise the treatment neces.Commons, Mackenzie King had not.tions of the ear-drum are carried | more inflammation of the mucous \u201cFY.No.aithough indigestion oft- through the little bones to the foot- (membrane.Then the condition 1x :©\" #ffects the heart action.No, Did King George refuse dissolution to Ramsay |blate of the stirrup-bone.~Whis is|known to the doctors as a \u201cchronic \u201con made to vibrate and it communi-[catarrh.\u2018his means that tue! A.Reader.Q.-low may | re- Macdonald although he had been in power only six | 4tes its movemients Lo the Huid In| (issues of the Lustachian tube and MOYE freckles safely and quickly?months and had been defeated in Parliament?No.the, Inner ear.turn.In agitatoq, | MEF \u20ac8T Will become thicker ana 2.-How can I pain in weight?.° , in turn, is agitated, | hicker us tinie goes on, just ns the He gave him the dissolution asked for and Macdonald [and the endings of the nerve of | issues of the nose become thleket | A\u2014-Fqual parts of lemon Juice hearing which float In the fluid ure | :nd it becomes difficult to breathe | 309 peroxide will act us a bleach.A.-l'aualiy due to weakness of went to the country as Prime Ministerwill th stimulated.hen the brain takes | freely, lary Using a good cold cream after i an .Hp 1e impulses an translates It is not to be expected applying the preparation, since fit y y say that Baron Byng acted constitu- them into meaning sounds.\u201ccatarrhul deafness,\u201d the form of (may prove too drying to your skin, 2\u2014-Duild up your health in gen- tionally in view of the two precedents quoted?If they| In s very brief and unscientific|deafness you get In the way | have way I have told you how the out-|just described, can be relieved un-|Cral and vou will also gain in do so, they can only do i » y y t on the ground that they be- laide vibrations passing through the |less the nasul tissues are first made /Wéléht.For further particulars The first step in success \"eR a self-addressed.stamped en- lieve the people of the United Kingdom, and their Par- |canal of the ear to the drum are | healthy.transmitted to the nerve of hear-[ful treatments is to get the nose YClOPe and repeat your question.°.8 0 li t i > { T .amen have a higher status than the people and I arlia ing.nless the drum and little back to fairly nor mai condition | | |.B.Q.\u2014How can inflamma- ¢ ment of Canada, that we have not the same Responsi- bones are freely movable and flex-| Then the Eustachian tube the ible, the sound waves are not car-| passageway to the ear\u2014is opened \u2018tion of the sciatic nerve be cured?ble Government in Canada th ins i i at obtains in Great Brit .- [ried as they should be.by inflation andwother t ain, and that the people of Canada have not the same | Any catarrhal condition which 'Skilitul treatment of the middie A.-First of all, locate the measure of liberty and freedom as the people of Eng | nomena st the \u201crar will faing car will be appiled.Under expert | [puree of your Infection.Massage 16 ; a nter- care much can be done t Should give temporary relief.For land, Scotland and Wales.The position of the Gov.| \u2018ere with the vibrations of the the effecta of chronte middle cas | further particulars send a self-ad- ernor-General we contend is exactly on all.fours with | {V7 ones und inner sar fluid.catarrh.Early treatment in ensen.dressed stamped envelope and re- , , pus profound, is tial\u2014every month of delay makes |P°8t Your question.i that of His Majesty the King.He acts only on the ad.| he inevitable resuit.jit more dificult to improve the vice of his Ministers as does the King.Here let Sir dors of (his paper questions on | while the other is clear.What wou 14 | leaders of this paper questions on medicinal, hygiene and sanitation you advise?Robert Borden, the former Conservative Prime Minis |: - | ter of Canada, step into the witn ona Sir Robert Borden, in his book, \u201cCe box and testify Dr.Copeland subjects that are of general inter- A est.Where the subject of a letter ~Your symptoms are probably ; Is such that it cannot be published [a ) 2 ional Studies, says:\u2014 Answers Queries due to catarrh.A good cleansing 1B this column, Dr.Copeland will, spray and treatment in th i when Lhe question is a proper one, À vy ministration of (Canadian) public affairs is conduc! - Nrs.J.W.W.Q.\u2014Is harelip proves oud bring about \u201ci.dressed 3 stamped ma one ad nisters responal to Parliament ROvernor-gen- a \u2019 vement.r , stam envelo - sad the en: reroditary?° oo oo closed.Address ALL TS TRES eral acts by their advice.By ron s .y Y Convention: his Appointment | 2 _what Is the average weight| T.B.Q.- -What ie the cause of \u20189 D\", Royal 8.Copeland, in care ; s office.web, to the ject approval of the government of the day, and his | 44 height of à girl of nine and a |high blood pressure?Should ! do fanctions as an lmperial oficer are formal rather than real; his h t earyy house-cleaning?.etm amet = rr of the crown exhibits the constiguions- sy of four?pine years of age and in Sort ROPE unity of empire.H®has become in fact a nominated | A.\u2014 No.ealth otherwise.SSION RD.president.\u201d 2.\u2014The girl should be about fif- be SIONAL CARDS y inches tall and should welgh| A.\u2014Indiscretion in diet.costs.27022107 3440 Walnut 2010 The foregoing historical facts constitutional! \u2018bout fifty-eight ds, and th testimony ancver the question chs.jad con itu boy about forty inches and should pation ar Dons Se, Causes.Lyon W.Jacobs K.C BOR) i \\ a, J yng act weigh about thirty-six pounds.Cureful rtLention to the diet and| Advocate, Harriet constitutionally in refusing dissolution to Mr.King?\u201d | J.A Q\u2014My sara are constantly |beiergy Cire should be heipful in| Power Pallding poy craie npg with an emphatic \u201cNo\u201d._ |rinstas and ome nostril 1s pre mal Your toner rod vise yor Room 701-708 \u2018 a asp a ht ph pS an Ses em) hh Pp owe BW 4 awn - TH 6+e» Le ee a ee EE a.; i a 1926 \u2018 ,Ç Puesday, Anquet 31.1986 - THE DAILY WORLD Page Seven = LF Your Birthday | ~wiar | CROSS-WORD PUZZLE * (Continued from page 10) ee ; by STELLA but all he saw as yet was that he | [=== >IT 17 TE 17 \u2018 ?SEPTEMBER 1 1 ad been caught in a trap, and his f ; nétinet was to fight.\u2019 77 7> ; .\u201cThe cur!\u201d hé cried.\u201cWhat did .{ sou say?\u201d _ A | - ba \u201cI gave him all I had, and told Zd Ea qe Pd SY him to walt till Saturday.But : don't imagine I had any idea of 1748 \u201c3420 / 2 23 giving him the money.I haven't ro much\u2014\"\u2019 A \u201cThe money is nothing,\u201d he in- .¥ \u2018 terrupted.= 77 7 \u201cDo you think I would take your rrroney to give to him?\u201d she wailed.\u2014 5 .| \u201cWhat will you do?\u201d 27 3 AP?SSS \u201cI see hut one thing to da\u2014go away; hide myself from him.\" 7 4 7 # J \u201cLeave me?\u201d he cried.\u2018Would L you leave me?Oh, Gladys!\u201d : FA \u201cIt is for your sake, net my #/ \u2018 73177 ; own,\u2019 she answered.\u2018Do you ; know what he will \u2018do if I refuse 5 7 *7 | the money?\u201d Robert\u2018etarted up.It had just 5 #7 come to him that his\u2019 peace was {n t- se Jcopardy, too.He saw at once the ACROSS 9.He into the darkness, but be whole train of possibilities.1.We have enguged \u2014\u2014 on the can see nothing.\u201cBarbara!\u2019 he muttered.\u2018 Aqultanie tie et au 10.All of the had fine antlers.Gladys nodded her nead.She| & Rg@ulur articles of food are call- | 13, Having no \u2014 I had to use & \u201cjcould see in a moment that \u2019his|11.He \u2014 to the jury and was n-| Reach late when we returncd threatened reputation was more to dicted for perjury.home.him than anything that concerned !* Hleasc ake of my dog while{ 1g.The mince was delictous.: er.She ; too.ha à been more trou- 15.de on oo .in the conspiracy 18.The whole conspiracy was \u2014\u2014 - \u2019 ave not stec > u sha pa el but she \u201cpad \u2018hoped \u2014 only on trying.21 IE will fake an Dour 16 oo by ie i loped, however \u2014 that he would |\u2019 \u2018an of the wang 44 o0d i023 He ia a retired officer.ME g - \u2019 : 5 All of the plans 29.Saitpeter is called \u2014 < pu think most of her.She was going | 19.The country was in a \u2014\u2014 of un- 130.Joseph Conrad wrote many tales MARILYN MILLER os sear ke.mod ner 15 | 22.The fighters entered the at) sl, The dems \u2018barked and wagged - T nothing elae to do.\u201d 24.The dor vas a mixture of Bt | ss.fo : mice to the atate- \u201c 9 ernar an rea .\u2014\u2014 This is the birthday of Miss own, its influence beinz detormined |, Jobin angst do yithout I 25.The from his cigar dropped | sq.Tren ieady made.him from : at- Marilyn Miller, the star that 8 51most entirely by the harmony of |q.jescence; and began to pace the | 26.Reavy \u2014 broke over the ship's | 35.LE oke in tones.Shining .hr fn \u201cBunny discord existing between it and the |floor.\u201cDamn him!\u201d be exclaimed 27.Ow, hes wore marked with in.| 3% Ob of tho ingredients of bread Venus, the goddess of the theater, Bun, Moon and other stars.It suddenly.your going won pond detible \u2014.38.The maior is happier than vell- was with Jupiter, lord of worldly seems to act more as a reflector or |\": ou are sure he knows who\u2014 |28.À birch ond an grew close ashore, 1 \u2019 \u2018ollector ol 11 vibrations |Who I am?to the house.39.The pruperty was put up for as success, In the popular and harmon.collector of good or ev \u201cQuite sure.\u201d 29.The eagle's was built on the | 42.À à Portuguese coin.ling fous Libsa and when Mercury, her from other centers, but unless very He went on pacing.It was alsa he te Fok markable for | 44 He held $ and 6, but neither Star of Destiny, was with the Sun badly placed, it denotes quick in- |ramillar movement to Gladys, wh | music.= « Yon do Prite a resignating the in his own sign Viigo; moreover, telllgence and a somewhat nervous | had often seen him pace bis ofive | 1% The defense lawyer atarted In to| = navy of Great Britain ves, the Moon was in the rhythmic and temperament.It is the.ruler of |; the sanre way while working out | 37 the prosecution.\u20ac 1 ja | (7.The convention was held ln our emotienal l\u2019isccs and was working literature and of writings and con- | problem in finance.All at once| | Mot be curried out | ot oY Pierre, the state capital fur- in complete harmony with Nep- tracts of all kinds and exerts con- |; stopped and turned to her with (38 Idamas are beasts of burden used ens- tune, Mars and Uranus\u2014all of siderable influence over travel and |, smile.in the .pont which promised tlils popular short journeys.\u2014 The people of \u201cI confess I was frightened for a Vi], She Bis given to many and Answer to Yesterday's Actress great success in the theater Virgo are extremely senglive |, jane he said.\u201cSuch a sean-| .Kraces in her affectation.ca through music, rhythm and drama- Mentally, Mercury belng shlet ler dal would have come near ruin- | \u2018*- He determined obeuin ire \u2014 P le tk power combined with the jntel- of the mind.They are also intro ng my life.\u201d 48.He looked at us with En evil ; uzz be ligence given her by Mercury to spective and critical, not only of \u201cAnd mine,\u201d she sobbed, break-!|47.The is the wild plum.too make good use of her unusual Others, but of themselves, and much |ing down completely.48.He waa killed by the Soviets in START TST T7 talents.of their knowledge seems to come He was too keen to mies the Im-|49.Ice craam was served for \u2014.ARATE 7 oF VIR 7 1s ot Mercury, ruler of the sign Virgo from experience rather than from lriication that he had not thought nowy = b and therefore chief ruler of the education, though Virgo undoubts | of her unhappiness, and, feoling| } Je wilt \u2014 not guilty.on que] AE MR OA ITU D MRE /(D1A id destiny of thoss born at this time edly is one of the cleverest of all | fe now.he also felt ashamed and | \u201c \u2018hours b AAA.AO REA our of the year, is the only planet with.the signs.rrieved: for fp spite of his scifish| 3.I.can remember the \u2014\u2014, but mot | [F171 4], \u201cAAAS TE \u201cter mse) e wor \u201c ous any particular chameter of te A GRAPHIC Peters |_| inve the Beautiful crontare who bad | * EL any warmer it will be clal7] Ml Jol oft- = = j| withheld nothing from him that| 6.The Bast tense was.formed by | [7IAIMIELD 7 51747 |C{A ; she had to give.a pap AJAIS SIECLE AVY E e \u201cSweetheart!\u201d he cried, taking 6.The macting was held in Sparten- = Ja Your Montreal and Mine ||| rennet, bo cred, taxinel Eis aout veo sour co [CIELO Mol ; been make the trip.Ziv t?| By James R.Watson \u2014 No.24 ee ma sho had beon a child.4, 1 hope you \u2014\u2014 satisried witn SPIT ls ra ico \u2014 think only of eel hub don\u2019t you e result.: == h Look where you will in Canada\u2019s of La Sauvegarde Building.The serv that it was our joint problem?\u201d a ch.Metropolis, and you will see church-' rippling St.Lawrence, lengthy] He soûtbed her so tenderly, BEGGAR SENT TO NOMINATIONS IN it es.From the great Cathedral of Victoria Hgidge, Lusy Bousecours,| holding her on his lap and kissing, in Notre Dame to the newest mission bustling harbor, and, 2 the other her golden head, as it lay Shaken JAIL FOR MONTH COUNTRY DISTS.« they stand majestically, elogquent of side, churches again.Half-way up|hy her sobs on reast, 8 ams Graham _ fr ver land ma And Tex testify Mount Royal the granite buildings|censed at last, and looked wp at Ad Gra yesterday was| Ottawa, Aug.30.\u2014 (Dally World re that mout of the populntion believes of the Royal victoria Hospital lies lm with a EE ad pale.0 sentenced to a month at Bordeaux | Dispatch) \u2014The official nomination in God and His Kingdom.silver dome © ames silica! \u201cIt was u me for me t : e Pn- Look from the mountain-top, witlll ., steeples .trees .cry.wasn't it?\u201d she said.jail oa a charge of begging.He of candidates for the federal elec- the huge lattice-work cross as r And close beneath court hduses, vis la Sow becinains to reap professed to be willing to work bat | tions will be held tomorrow ia 27 background.Gase down uver t! | and new.Traflic-filied streets,| the bitter t e e leoked constituencies.The ridin are di De vaut network of streots.8.| entriams .\u2026 old bulldings Kobert Thorne.How far will Fred | When Recorder Sempl up ss a?Mating is the sunlight inoume new city hall .ço In his revenge?Will Barbara |bis police fecord he found he was those which meed more time thea h able domes and steeples.Clos.| Across the river mountains rear|icarm of her husband's actions?|one of the best known mendicants|the allotted week for the distribu- ° and at a distance they stand.reir dim heads in the distance\u2014 lead this sticring story for further! of the Craig street distNct, tion of ballots and ballot boxes.he Or wend your way to the rooid.nd still more churches show.re \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 d- a ES ee = By H.A.MacGill! ° - .\u2014 \u201c = ' a A HEANY SURF Te-Dév, [[ O1, LooneT : TH\u2019 PULMOTAN, A TE sie rvooacen n THAT'LL POUND Sore or || TYMEE Tes Ts r- NICE MENS 14 , d 1 ., = i- 2- s e wpm - _ ver Le fal\u201d a $ a a ol \u201d A mere pt pt bm < \u2026 , 1 ; } - 31, .rage Fight \u2014 \u2014 THE DAILY WORLD : TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1926 A A Prayer at Valentino's Bier ~~ Wants To Keep Hubb, REMARKABLE EXCLUSIVE ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPH showing Rudolph Valeutino, famous filin star, lying in state in the gold room at mpbell Funeral Parlors In New York, Thousands of women, rich and poor slike, stormed the doors for a Inst look at thelr favorite ¥ ibe screen.Our photo shows an admirer kneeling silently in pra yer at tho bier, VS \\ Mrs.Doris Kresge = TO FIGHT DIVORCE.2.2sis Xe A owner of a chain of 5 and 10 cent stores, has returr United States from abroad to çontast the action c filed by the millionaire, _ \u20ac e WILLIE STEVENS | ; ! STUDY IN EMOTIONS.Tense, worried, ebviomiy on edge, Sidney Carpender, Willie Stevens and Henry a) AN 4 de Ia Bruyere Carpender (loft to right), the last twe named accused of the murder of the Rev.q ct , Nall aad ' _- } - ETON COLLEGE ANNUAL INAPHOMOX by the p cadette -\u2014 dns 2° cream QE \u201ctind 20 WL SI Firat 05 2h een A \u2019 ~N ,.! pa TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1928.\u2014 \u2014 amy =.THE DAILY WORLD TE am Sm .TEES REL BL Page Nine\u201d Keep Hubby Sr SE oop £ 5% ge or TOE Ks 3 .| Mrs.Doris Kresge (above), io wife of Sebastian 3.Kresgs, ent stores, has returned to the - contast the action of divorce - 0 GEORGE W.FORD, teller in the Peninsala State Bank, Detroit, Mich, found that the $25 a week he received was in- sdoguate for the needs of his wifé and two children.-He misappropriated $809.Then, fearful he would ve found out, he Bold up the cashler with a dummy pistol, anid.with $7.463:50 loot, fled the city, ~ a MRS, April, REV SOPHIE TAYLOR, who has just celebrated her 108nd birthday with her husband, who was 108 last after 65 years of wedded life.Li] UE TEAM MOST Ling 7 6 SBR The U.S.- Hl oF Tue COURT LURES '$ Tur Of Race 4 OPPED ; ve TE PEAU.S TEAM LAST WINTER.d Wa MDOOR CUAMPS MA oo ARRIVING in Buffald, Ford became acquainted with Jane and Patsy, two chorjs girls who betrayed an éagerness to help bim spend his money.He was persuaded tp bring them to New York.He installed them in a smart apartment on Riverside Drive and feted them grandly at theate?parties, cabarets, night clubs and cafes.taken.- KIWANIANS RETURN TO MONTREAL-\u2014\u2014The Shenandosh cinded 610 Kiwanians in its tour of Karope.Of this n \u2018Bank Robber, Mulcted by Chorus Girls, Trapped by Police by \u2018Avenging Letters ONE NIGHT, professing weariness with the uiiceasing whirl of night life, the girls begged to be excused from a theater party.So Ford attended the show alone, Returning to the apartment, he found it stripped of everything of value.Money, clothes, valuables of ail softs had been The girls left him alone-\u2014broke.IN HIS savage \u2018bitterness Ford wroie s letter to Commissioner McLaughlin, revealing his identity and announcing thas Lie intended to track the show girl thieves to earth if he went to the chair for it.With the letter as A clue detectives foumd Ford.Now he is in jail, disgraced, broise and forever cynical, rty, organized at Shenandoah, Iowa, in- r 2380 returned over the week-end.The others returned early in Augost.BOROTRA FRENCH TENNIS STAR\u2014 .By Edson RR e ve ET RE RE \u2018 1 Is it proper for a woman who has separated from her husband to permit another man, whom she loves, to furnish her apartment?Can the relations between this woman and her friend remain platonic?- These are the questions dealt with in this gripping serial.* + + NEW READERS DEGIN HERE:\u2014 Barbara Thorne is the wife of Robert Thorne, a brilllant and suc- ceasful business man.Mildred Parker, a chura of her school days, implores farbara to intercede with her husband to take Gladys Spencer, a mutual friend, into his office as stenographer.been brutal to her and she has left him.She is employed in his office, but his brusque manner But he finally gains her confidence her a chance.is offensive to her seusitive spirit.Gladys's husband has Robert Thorne agrees to give and they pledge each other their friendship.Gladys does some important work with Thorne after her home.business Rsurs, and as it is late, he takes He Is fast coming under the spell of her beauty and when he reaches home there is a strange coldness in his heart for Barbara, his wife.Is impossible for Gladys to win a divorce, In an intimate conversation they realise (ladys moves into a new apartment far- Gla dys\u2019s husband, Fred, learns of it as his private secretary.that they love each other.nirhed with Robert's money.and comas to blackmail her.» » He consults Mildred Par ker, who is a lawyer, and learns it Despite that he appeints her = (22ND INSTALLMENT) \u201cYas,\u201d he sneered, looking around, \u2018all this looks as if you wern He stood up.He turned dreadfully poor.\u201d I'v came toward her.She prepared to defend herself if and wa.ked in his half-regkless, half-sodden way into the parlor; she following at a distance, trying to make up her mind what to do.crossed the foom and was going into the bedroom beyond.He looked slowly around; them At that Gledys leaped after him and, catching him by the arm, pulled him so sharply that he reeled and would have fallen if he had not caught ai the back of an easy chair.A flood of the vile oaths poured from his lips.He checked himself suddenly, and turned and wen! into the bedroom before Gladys cacld recover herself and make an effort to prevent him.Phere he stood and looked about, as he had cone in the other rooms.Gladys watched him,\u201d white-faced, trem- ling.His eyes fixed themselves at Inst, on a picture of Rober! wilich stood on the dressing table.He pointed to it.\u201cThat's why.eh?\u201d he said.\u201cYou damn fool! .Didn't you suppose ' kiew bofore I came up here\u201d Why.I've been watching you two these three weeks.\u201d \u2018Forty dollars is all T have,\u201d she said.\u201cCome out and I will give to you.\u201d He sat down on the side of the diinty bed and stared at her in disgust.\u201cForty dollars!\u201d he repeated: \u2018\u2018forty dollars! Say, what an you take me for?Do you think I'd let you bring dishonor on my fume for forty dollars?Come! cough up!, cough up!\u201d \u201cI tell you it is all I have.Tak: that or nothing.\u201d She was trying tn understand the situation so that \u201che might know how to act wisely> hut the horror, the despair, the shocking inevitability of it seemed to paralyze her faculties.\u201cOh, really!\u201d he sneered.\u201cI'm to take forty dollars or nothing.Well, now.you listen to me: I'm going to camp out here till I get what | want.Sce?I'm going to rot {nto this scrumptious bed of\u2014 of his, and * \u201cDo 80.\u201d she cried as a sudden thought flashed into her brain, \u201cThis place fsa't mine.I shall leave it to you.Geod night!\u201d She fled from the room, snatching up her hat and coat, which lay on a chair near the door.She had tail.whon her husband reache) the dining room, crying out: \u2014 \u201cDon\u2019t be a fool! Can't you take a joke?Give me the forty!\" Gladys came back to the door of the dining room; he stopped by the tabla.She was still white and areatiy shaken, but in command of ber wits now.She opened the bag which she bad snatched up with her coat, took out her purse and Rave him all the money there wan in it, without stoppiag to count it.\u201cft is all I have.Now go!\u201d Me unfoldod the roll of bills and counted them slowly.When he han done 50 ha thrust them ia a bunch {ate his trousers pocket and stared at her ia a lowering.evil way.\u201cOn account,\u201d he said.\u2018\u2019Only on .simost gained the door into the \u201cGo!\u201d was her only response.pointing to the door.\u201cNo, by God!\" he sald.\u201cNot till I have had my say.You think vou've got the best of me because I've taken your dirty forty.Well, ou hav-n't.There will be more ming.See?I needed something tonight, and I know you well caough t2 be sure it's all you have.But I want more\u2014a lot more.And vu\u2019'll get it for me.I'm down to *cé-rock and I've got to have it.\\nd, What's more, I'm not partic- \u2018Jar how I get it.D'you under- \u2018and?Are you going to get it?\u201d \u201cl have no money but my wages,\u2019 he answered.\u201cWhich wages?\u201d he demanded, with so plain a meaning that the \u2018olor rushed to her wifite face.\u2018Now.look here! I want $500 by Saturday night, or this won't be your secret any longer.See?\" \u201c \u201c She felt that she must be rid of him or she would become hysterical.She could see his power for niischief and could not see any Lope for herself.She could never zet the monex from Robert, but she could gain the three days till Saturday by temporising.\u201cGive me your address,\u201d she seid.\u201cI don't want you coming kere again.\u201d \u201cThat five hundred's only an (n- st{nliment,\u201d he said.\u201cYou under- siand that, do you?\u201d \u201cI know you.\u201d ; \u201cYou bet you do,\u201d he laughed.\u201cAnd don't try apy hanky-paakr on me.This is a mighty gooa thing for you.\u201d He looked around scain, and again let his eyes rest on the sideboard.And this time te went to it and took the bottle cf whisky in his hand and was going to drink from it, when Gladys stopped him with a cry.> \u201cNot here, you beast! Take the bottle if you want it, but don\u2019t touch a drop here.\u201d He slowly withdrew the bottle from proximity to his mouth and let it slip into his coat pocket, \u201cOh, all right!\u201d he laughed.\u201c1 don't often drink that labet.That's fur muiti-millionaires.Take it from rie, Goldilocks! a multi-millionaire 18 & good thing.Work him to the limit.Goodnight! How about a kiss?\u201d She shrank in disgust.He laughed loudly.\u201cNo?Oh, all right! So long!\u201d \u201cYour address?\u201d she said.\u201clook here! [ dont want a check.[| want money, aad I'l come after it.I'll be here next fsturday night abeut this time.He genernily leaves you about this time Saturday nights.\u201d He had evidently watched carefully to know that \u201cI don't want \u2018you coming.here.Give me your address.I should teink you might understend that I don't want\u2014want anybedy to see you.\u201d - .\u201cThen I want it Saturday after- recon at 4 o'clock; and if I dom\u2019t get it then, I'll come here after it.And I\" come early, too.\u201d He gave ter an address in the slums of the city.Sho repeated it and fixed ft in her momery.\u2018And look here!\" he went on, \u2018don\u2019t bring anything Ligger than a twenty.\u2019 She stood aside without speaking.He leered triumphantly at ler and went out with a swagger.Ste went to the door and watched him go down the stairs and heard the lower door slam after him \u201cIt won't be a check,\u201d she sald.| Then she ran to the front of th- Louse and opened the window softly and looked eut He was svaggeriag down teward Madison Avenue.She closed the window, tottered blindly inte tho room, stumbled ond sank In a heap on the floer.She hed endured to the limit of her powrrs; she was unconscious.Robert and the Husband Gladys was at the ofice the next cient, alert, and cheerful as ever.Robert asked her several times if she was ill.but she smiled away his concurn, se that he finally coa- cluded that there was.nothinx much wrong.In the afterneon she found aa opfortasity to speak te t.'m without interferiag with his work.I want very muoh (0 talk with you for a Ne while,\u201d she said.\u201cCould pou some home tonight for bail aa hour?It is important, or duy looking very pale, but as e@-| The Original TRUE STORY SERIAL palate, He was a picture of contentment, when after dinner he lounged im the parlor smoking.Gladys sat in I'm not sick.I need your advies.{a low chair looking at him, trying Will it put you out much to come?\u201d |to picture how he would take what He smiled.\u2018As if it could be|she had to tell him.anything but a happiness.Surely \u201cNow, then,\u201d he said, looking I'l! come, dear.Is it anything | his admiration, \u2018let us have the serious?\u201d : rroblem.And don't look so sober, \u201cThat's what I want you to tell for death is the only ill that can\u2019à wo tt ghe answered.Le cured.\u201d I would not ask you.\u201d \u2018Then something is wrong?\" he demanded.\u201cYes, something is wrong, but PSE MEL\" E y a: , 3 ns 8 \" .- ; \\ \u201cMy husband was here last night,\u201d she sald.\u201c1'tl dine with you,\u201d he said.\u201cI ouly need half an excuse.! know iL is a lot of trouble fer you, but you won't have a cook, and you 60 nake it so delightful in eur Eden.\u201d She smiled sadly.\u201cIt is mever a trouble,\u201d she said; \u201caad 1 shall be especially giad to have you te- night.\u201d In truth she wendercé if it might not be their last meal te- 4cther.She had determined to consutt tim about her husband, because she had besa uaasble to find aay va) out of her trouble, and she fuit that to tell him would invelve losing him.For that reason she refused te tell him until after he sometimes it seems as iL death ware the oaly way out.\u201d \u201cOh, my darling!\u201d he cried.\u201cI it something so serious?Come rere and ait on my lag.\u201d He was very tender and leviag, tut she omly shook her head and said she would rather sit where she was and talk to him.\u201cThea tell me, dearest,\u201d he sald.\u201cA few minutes after you let last night,\u201d she said, coming te the heart ef the matter at oute, my \u201cYour busband ?*° \u201cYes, he came hore to blackmail me Lad eaten; and he, without sus-| \u201cTo blackmail Then picion of the sericusasss of the |knowa?\u201d you! he taatter to be discussed, ate tha! \u201cEveryt And he Gomands hing.Cai@ty mont with an enjoyment [$500 by Saturday.\u201d that aimost grated on her sensitive! Robert's face grew 1erves, although she had exerted turd.He thought he usderstood; ( horsqif \\o- surprise and delight Misj Contisuod on page 7) \u201cYes,\u201d she apawered duliy, \u2018but \"1 | NN [12 | have wea) \u2014 * Sur bleact terest benefl value have tucked The ing to rather really Mix cupful a cres easily.or twe Deside: cheene- and a ton.AN be was soap a flesh b several wrung With a liber: the are the cha saturat The cle this is the apo patting minutes Whe H i; ik HE i i} Ch tw = mr = - Tuesday, August 81, 1920 THE DAILY WORLD e Page Eleven A PAGE OF NEWS ON FASHIONS AND HOME-MAKING NE FOIBLES By Annette Bradshaw ; Lan Coe ae « K uautclug to think that Granumother\u2019s tan and brown ostrich boa should have the same shaded tip effect as the lavender anc purple feathers wearing on her evening frock!\u201d this up-to-the-minute mannikin is Summer is the season wher bleaching methods are of most in terest.One preparation will 1 beneficial to one skin and of n value to the next; so one can\u2019 have too many of these formula: tucked away for trial.The bleaching treatment I'm gn: ing to tell you ahout today sounds rather more complicated than lt really is.Mix enough huttermilk with one cupful of yellow cornmeal to make a creamy paste that will spréad easily.It should rtand for fifteen or twenty minutes before using.Desides the paste, you will need cheese-cloth, a howl of buttermilk and a small sponge or pad of cotton.All skin to be bleached should be washed first.using tepid water.noap and a ronch wash cloth.or flesh brush.Rinse the skim with Bleaching for Beauty \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eeeBy Lucrezia Bor\u2019 several towels that have been! wrung out in very warm water.Without drying the skin, spread à liberal amount of the pasts over | the ares to be bleached and place the chese cloth, which should he saturated in buttermilk, over fit.The cloth must be kept moist and this is most eanily done by dipping the sponge in the buttermilk and patting it over the cloth dvery few minutes for half an hour.When bieathing the arme the loth may be wound around them undage fashion and tied in place | 9 that their freedom is not im-, aired.The same kind of bandage nay be used for the neck.It is advisable to make the gauze into a mask allowing holes for the ayes, nose and mouth when bleach- \u2018nx the face.Three folds of the ~loth should be allowed so that it floesn\u2019t dry out too quickly.If a towel is wound around the head it will keep the hair back and will make a foundation to pin the mask to.Bleaching the chest requires a lving-down position, and the cloth is Just laid over the paste.+ Mitts.made of three thicknesses of the cheene-cloth should be slipped on over the hands.It is important that the gause \u2018 Seen\u2019on 5th Ave.By Miss Shopper Some of the French importations are introducing higher waist-lines for Fall dresses.These waist-lines however, are merely suggested by the use of smart trimmings.° .e The better-looking cloth dresses will employ amusing embroidery motifs on the sieeves and pockets.e ° Navy blue will be one of the smartest colors for the Fall.Hats, umbrellas, scarfs, afternoon dresses and even shoes are to be seen in this universally becoming shade.-.° e Although skirts will remain short, dresses with inserted flares will have a longer hemline than usual.This is to preserve the flowing line so lovely for satins and heavy crepes.° .° A combination both strikingly ef- be kept moist for half an hour: at fective and smart will be black and the end of which time it should de allowed to dry naturally, and the bleaching process is over.In cases of severe tan two or three treatments are sometimes necessary.The paste is removed hy dashing tepid water over it until it comes off easily.After rinsing thoroughly massage a roft, fine cold eream into the skin and remove it with a soft cloth after ten minutes.Follow this with an ice massage which simply means rubbing a piece of jes over the skin until it tinglee and glows.Pat the fase dry.e e ® Fur coats are now being dis- piayed in all the smart shops.Ermine is coming back both for coats and wide-sieeve wraps, and: will be seen in all of the dyed shades.o * Sheer.all-over priats oa goorg- | ette grounds will be used im the Spring.À Floral brocades, while er brilliant in black and colors, are at Dada Duskég] Nothing pleases a child more than to feel that peo- | ple are interested in him.| A nationally-known news.| paper man who loves child- | ren, will tell here everyday a story about Daddy.Dusk, who takes little boys and girls for Dream Journeys every evening.Send.Daddy Dusk the name of one or more of your child.' ren, su that he may print\u2018 their names in the Daily.World and take them on a\u2019 journey to sleep.It delights a child to see his: name in a Dream Story.DADDY DUSK, - Care of Daily World, \u201cisn't this a beautiful day?\u201d asked Daddy Dusk of Doodle, the hired man.\u201cWhere are you going tonight?\u201d asked Doodle.\u201cI'm going to take Marjorie Gosling, 372 Gordon Ave., Verdun, to the Land of Snoozers,\u201d replied the old man.\u201cWhy, is she sleepy?\u201d \u201cOh, no! She's very wide awake, hut I think she wants to go and see the other boys and girls who are fast asleep \u2014 who never look both ways when they cross the street.\u201d Daddy Dusk started for his airship and was soon sailing in the direction of Montreal.\u201cI'm very glad to see you, Daddy Dusk,\u201d sald Marjorie.The two were soon skimming over the clouds, and finally they heard a lot of snoring above the whirr of the engine.\u201cThat's the sleepy boys and girls snoring,\u201d laughed Daddy Dusk.\u201cThey are the children who are asleep all the time.They never wake up.\u201d \u201cI've seen enough \u2014 take me back home,\u201d sald Marjorie as Daddy Dusk took a nosedjve.\u201cDon't you want to see the snoozers snoozing?' asked Daddy, a bit worried.\u201cNo.I'll be careful crossing the street after this.\u201d said Marjorle.\u201cI wish all the boys and girls In this world would do the same,\u201d sighed Daddy Duskpp Er tracting much attention.They are beautiful for straight-line frocks and require no trimming.* Covert cloth in the darker shades will be seen again this Fall.The tailored suit made of this fabric will be extremely chie.® - The heay frock which can be worn when.cool Weather comes round again will be trimmed with fur.The most popular furs wil be squirrel, gray or beige.and seal.° The new feather trimming, com-' bining coq feathers with either marabou or ostrich, will be used on evening wraps.° .s Many Fall coats are featuring Jared and cuffed Junior Dress By Ruth Bates A FN The small girl today can be as fastidious as her debutante egister in the choosing of her frocks.Deeign 356 buttons down the front and has long sleeves with narrow cuffs and also features the convertible collar, which may be worn in high standing fashion buttoned snugly at neck.It may be worn with or without the wide belt.It will be the delight of any little girl to have a frock like this made of tweed, novelty plaid woolens, balbriggan or velveteen.Cuts in sizes 6 to 14 years.The 8-year size only requires 2 yards of 36- Inch material or 13% vards of 54- inch material with % wurd of 27- inch contrasting.To secure today\u2019s pattern, write to Ruth Bates and inclose 2% cents in coin or stamps.Give the ror- rect size and be sure to write your name and address pluinly.Address Ruth Bates, care of this paper.These paterns will be mailed directly from our New York agent.mme ro tr ft Is coming buck, with variations.* * LJ : Another new shade will be Paris blue for evening dresses and wraps, « « + Reps and fine lightweight twill frocks promise to be much worn during the Fall.® * * Velvet also promises to be the favored fabric for next season.e s ° One of the new shades of the ever-popular blue is called \u2018\u2019aail- or blue.\u201d A black moire frock han an interesting draper ut the side, and is lined with green taffeta, which appears at the neck and nide-darp- ery.A sliver lame moire evening coat has two full and long panels at the side, scalloped hem line, and is col- rien mink.LS e A cotton dark green voile froek the kimono sleeve with a narrow has smocking at waist.shoulders band of fur as the cuff.Although the cape, for dress or: coat, has been passe for some time | and cuffs in two tones of wool.* * A biscuit-colored kid shoe has à checkerboard fnnert in red or green wien In demand.Visitors Were NT Day an° Night Schopl 22 MOUNTAIN ST.COR.M.CATHERINK W.(Opp.Oshvt'a), MONTREAL.Avarded Mighest Mosorn st Meitioh Ampice Nahi (Wembley, Bog.), alos no World's Bapesiting (Bi [avis {'8.A).Over 1.30 Students Anovaily.God.Vv.J.Ofeinian.NA, Prin.Phote VPrown G80.3.D.Weodlosh, flor'y.mepeeins Free.- + sg ms = dg Gn marred eps.Page Twelve JONES AGAIN OUT | OF COMMONS AS GOV'T WINS MOVE London, Aug.30, \u2014 (Universal Service) \u2014 The Government was\u2019 heckled severely for hours today\u2019 when the House of Commons met especially to pass a resolution con-| tinuing the emergency regulations for another month owing to the coal' strike.! Socialists frequently interrupted Home Secretary Joyson-Hicks, who moved the resolution, declaring that fic was provoking disorders in the coal areas by moving the special police into some districts.Jack Jones, Labor's most turbulent member, was suspended because he disobeyed the speaker's, order to leave the House after he had indulged in 3 running fire of comment during the speech of the, home secretary.Before leaving ho shouted to the Government benches amid Socialistie cheers: ! \u201cyou are a terrible lot of cowards, trying to starve miners who are beti«r men than yourselves.One miner is worth the lot of you.\u201d The home secretary sald that there have been only 68 polica prosecutions of miners in the 18 - OBEY HUEY BEATTY: \u2014Moy Me ltoy, our of tite clue prilteg his weeks of the strike, but insisted.that the special powers for deal- tng with disorders \u201cof \u201cBon Hor,\u201d which, to quote Bert Lang, is literally \u201cknocking \u2018em he continued.dend,\u201d at His Majesty's.Ilamsay MacDonald, replied that there is \u2018\u2019Sabbatical calm\u201d in the coal fielis and that any disorders can be met under ordinary police regulations.\u2014\u2014 ALLECED SLAYER .OF DAUGHTER HELD Three Rivers, Aug.30.\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch)\u2014The preliminary enquete of Alexandre Levallee, accused of the murder of his daughter Rose-Anna, on Aug.10, continued today, presided over by Magistrate 1°.Lacoursiere.Leopold Desilets, substituting for the Crown Prosecutor.reviewed the evidence and stated that sufficient proof had been given to allow the accused to he held for voluntary statement.YOUTH MURDERS GIRL AND TURNS GUN UPON SELF Toronto, Ang.30\u2014 (Daily World Dispatch) \u2014Elmo David Aldo, 22, shot Winnifred TF.Caldwell, also 29 then committed suicide.Miss Caldwell, a nurse, was staying at the home of Aldo's parents.His mother heard the slots,\u2019 rushed to the girl\u2019s room and found them both dead.LIFE STORY OF MACKENZIE KING (Continued from page 5) all.wo large a measure of opportunity to do my duty, as God gav» it to me to see my duty, at that | time.\u201d | Surely after this convincing jue- tification of Mackenzie King's con duct during the war nothing wore is nerded to answer the taunts and | slanders of his opponents.Mr.Meighen Wan the same age as Mackenzie King and had no more tles, although married.He in Canada in high and safe posi-! tion.But, in Tory minds, he was loyal because he was a Tory and Mackenzie King was disloyal be- cance hie was a Liberal and all the argument in the world will not change a Tory mind once tt has taken a position on anything.That is the essence of Conservatism; ft never reasons, (it never weighs facts, it never uses intelligence; it is \u201cthe stupid party\u2019 as the greatest of Conservatives, Lord Beaconsfield once termed it.But honest people who are not slavish In their attachment to party shibboleths wiil see in Mackensie Kiag's war-time record a devotion to duty, a service to the ' Allied cause that was a magnificent achievement, and that there is no shadow of disloyalty to be hogestls ajtached to his name, especially by the Tories of Canada who maks ecommerce of loyalty and prostitute patriotism to their own seifish ead: and purposes.(To be continued) remained poy ers will be buried tomorrow \"in Arlington National Cemetery.It GERMAN AUTHOR TRIES IMPROVED HAMLET VERSION Ang.30.\u2014 (Universal Berlin, service) \u2014\" To be or not to be, in German and modernized, has just come from the pen of Gere hardt Hauptmann, Whether the rewritten version is any improvement or otherwise on Shakespeare's effort is not stut- ed.LICENSE REFUSED FOR BATAVIA MEET Sarstogr Springs, Aug.30 \u2014 (Daily World Dispateh) -\u2014 The ap-, plication of the Canadian promoters for a license to hold a 30-day race meet at the Batavia half-mile Exhibition.He suid that inter-pro- | track has been refused by the New York State Racing Commission, it was announced here today.license was refused because of the! law confining sessions on such courses to five days.SMALL NATIONS APPROVE OF U.S.Washington, Aug.30.\u2014(Universai Bervice)\u2014The Dominican Itepublic and Luxemburg today ac- copted the U.S.reservations to participation in the World Court, the state department announced.Cuba, Grecce, Liberia, Uruguay, and Albania had previously approved the conditions under which this country agrees to become a member.To date none of the world powers have sanctioned the U.8.view.FLYING ACE TO BE BURIED TODAY Washington, Aug.30 \u2014 (Universal Mervice) \u2014 Commander John is the first anniversary of his attempted flight to Hawaii, which brovght him world fame.Mcmbérs of the P.N.9, one crew who accompanied him on that flight will attend the funeral in a body.Commander Rodgers was killed \u2018last Friday, when the plane fie was flving from here to Philadelphia \u2018ersehed in the Delaware River.S\u2014 The = THE DAILY WORLD THEATRICAL NOTES FROM HERE AND :: :: THERE By Howard S.Smith CARLO PERRINI:\u2014Musieal Director of the San Carlo Opera Company, which opened its Montreal season last night at the Princess, when \u201cAida\u201d was sung befure an appreciative audience, A letter has been received by Mayor Martin from Cardinal Dubois, Archbishop of ris, thanking him for the reception given to n.embers of the Eucharistic Congress while on thelr way through Moatreal in July.All This PRINCESS ALT San Carlo Opera To-Night: \u201cAIDA\u201d Wed.Mat.\u201cLUCIA; Wed.Eve.\u201cCARMEN\u201d; Thurs.\u201cLA TONCA; Fri.\u201cCAVALLERIA® and \u201cPAGLIACOU': Nat.Mat.SFAUNT; Set.Kve \u201cTROVA- TORK.\u201d Live, Prices, T3¢ to $3.00.Hat.Mat.BO0c to 9R50.Woëd.Mat, Ride 10 $2.00.His Majesty's Twice Dally, 3:30 & 8:13 WORLD'S GREATENT SPRCTACLE + .\u2018Twice smbly 2.15 and 8.13 p.m.\u201cThe / Tempters'\u2019 Kd.Jordan with Risle Rayner | TOURING SYMPHONY ORCHRSTRA WHI Not He Seen In Montreal Again This Beason ALL SEATH RESERVED Nights - - 50c to $1.30 Mata, ° - Bec to 91.00 George Alison, The completed cast for George S.Kaufman's comedy, and Egg Man\u201d will include, beside Gregory Kelly, the featured player, Robert Middlemass, ler, Isabel Waring, Mercita Ilsmond, Puritan Townsend, Eloise Stream, Marion Barney, Har- \u201cThe Butter John A.But- Tuesday, August 31, 1926 cy Neville, Billy Nunn and Tom Fadden.T .ss +» They were rehearsing and Cur- .is Cooksey, who has one of the imorous roles in the new play re- zently produced by David Belasco, was reclining against a bit of \u2018cenery.One of the birls approached him.\u201cDear me,\u201d she exclaimed, \u201cI don't know what to do.I have lost a tooth.\u201d ~~ \u201cWelÈY Cooksey asked in surprise, \u2018\u2018don't you carry any spare parts?\u201d recon $4.50, Matet city, King Scrat Sec ton, 1 27, Bo Resou | rrrond £3.50, Grent { tingloi Ÿ Jaxer, sixe) INT, Ti Royal Alero 3 Darnie cled: Hidnlg W'arfa.aier.- Neve Wine, ] won; $4.65, + dergrai Also re Jimmy Wilkes First STR/ The champi been sa ed sign Archie by the Wester: key cir formed Telepho their lo their ct 31, 1926 EU and Tom and Curne of the v play re- à Belasco, a bit of approach- imed, \u201cI I have d in sur- any spare Tuesday, August 31, 1980 DANNY DINGLE THE DAILY WORLD Page Tnrteen By Dib 7 U , NO - NELLIE .You Si CANT EXPLAIN.| SAW COE - NO K