Sherbrooke daily record, 28 septembre 1923, vendredi 28 septembre 1923

[" MP* S.LüCt I £ CUMP Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923.Twenty-seventh Year.FORTY PERSONS ARE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK Two Hundred Thousand Canadians Crossed Border Train Went Off Bridge Killing Forty Persons Passenger Train Plunged Through Bridge Over Cole Creek, Wyo.\u2014Stream, Ordinarily Dry During Summer, Was Swollen into Raging Torrent by Heavy Rains of Yesterday, and Roar of Rushing W^ater Over Coaches Could Be Heard for Three Miles\u2014One Passenger Coach Was Swept One Hundred Yards into Platte River\u2014Passengers Engulfed in Raging Torrent that Poured Through Channel, with Little or No Chance of Escape.C.Associated Press Despatch') CASPER, WYO., Sept.28.\u2014The loss of life late last night when the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy passenger train No.30, went through a bridge over Cole Creek, fourteen miles east of here, is tstimated at approximately forty persons.The stream, ordinarily dry during the summer, was swollen into a raging torrent by the heavy rains of yesterday, and the roar of rushing water over the coaches could be heard for three miles.One passenger coach was swept one hundred yards into the Platte River, which at that point is more than a mile wide.It is believed that no passengers in that coach were saved, because by the time rescuers could have given aid, the coach had rolled over on its side and become completely submerged.RESCUE WORK WAS PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE DURING NIGHT OWING TO DARKNESS AND FLOOD CONDITIONS The wreck occurred at an iso-( lated spot near Lockett, and it was not until hours afterward that; some of the details of the accident j became known here.\tj The train plunged into Big Mud-J dy, swollen to many times its nor-j mal depth because of cloudbursts and heavy rains, and paséngersj were engulfed in the raging to.r-; rent that poured through the chan-1 ael, with little or no chance of ès-j tape.\tj A wrecking crew sent from Cas-| per found upon arriving at thej scene of the tragedy that the workj of attempting to rescue thojCj paught in the crash was practicallv! imposible during the night because i of the darkness and flood conditions.Early this morning no list ofj those who perished had been ob-| tained.Five cars and the locomotive dropped into the river.The rescue of eight persons, including women and a baby, was one) of the spectacular features of the wreck.A rope was run from the | passenger coach to the Glenrockj side of the creek, and seven madej '.heir way to the shore by working their way .over the rope, hand overi band An unidentified man remained | ?n the coach to the last directing I the rescue and made the last trip j by himself, carrying an infant withj him.Dan J.McQuaid, of Denver, who was a passenger in the Denver! \u2022deeping car, was the first to give j «lews of the disaster, and he an-: «lounced that in his opinion at least.I «na.hundred lives weer lost.Oth-~r i- viviJ» w ereofeth ¦er survivors were of the same op-J inion and the night Buhlingto.n| dispatcher here, when told of Mc-Quaid\u2019s statement, said that the loss \u2018\u2018would be at least that.\u201d Several men and woman managed to crawl from the coaches which fdunged into the river and, cline-ng to the top of the cars, screamed for help, according to Henrv Wyatt, of Casper, wkho was a passenger jn a sleeping car which plunged half way into the river and remained standing on end.\u201cNothing could be done to save them,\u201d Mr.Wyatt declared, \u201cas the river was a raging torrent.TIGHTENING UP MARTIAL LAW INOKLAHOMA Governor Walton Threatens More Stringent Martial Law\u2014Still Standing Firm.WATER OVERFLOWS BANKS IN SHERIDAN DISTRICT (Associated Press Despatch) SHERIDAN, Wyo., Sept.28\u2014 ¦Swollen by terific rains and waters of Big Goose and Little Goose creeks left their banks early this morning and dashed over wide sections of Sheridan.Scores of residents in the river bottom sections began packing their belongings preparatory to moving to places of safety.The water is standing one to three feet in various sections of the town.-y- .j.j\t\u2022> *;\u2022 THE WEATHER ?* ?>> ?;< \u2022;< *;< *;* *;\u2022 *!\u2022 * ?> ?\u2022> \u2022> + MOSTLY FAIR AND A LITTLE COOLER The weather is fair throughout the Dominion, except that, a few thunder showers are occurring in Ontario.The temperature is warm for the season in Ontario and almost normal in the other provinces.Foreci\\»t: Moderate variable wind», mostly fair, thunder showers in a few localities.Saturday: Fair and a lit*1» cooler.(Associated Press Despatch) OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept.28\u2014 The iron hand of the military descended today upon another county in Oklahoma, as warning was given by Governor Walton that more stringent martial rule is in store for other sections if \u201cinvisible government\u201d in the state can be put down in no other way.Upon the appeal of more than a score of residents of Sulphur, the Governor late last night ordered military occupation of Murray County, where the civil authorities, some of whom are said to be controlled by the Ku Klux Klan, are charged with having neglected to prosecute persons responsible for numerous mob outrages.Violence and bloodshed may result from the \u201cdeplorable conditions\u201d existing in the county, the petitioners declared in asking for the establishment of rigid martial law.The persons and property of those not members of the Ku Klux Klan, they asserted, are unsafe under the \u201creign of Klan officers.\u201d Early today at the executive mansion, Governor Walton declared there will be no end to military rule in the state until mob violence and masked déprédations cease.\u201cMartial law is being tightened instead of loosened,\u201d he said, in denying rumors that a modification of military regulation is in prospect.ANOTHER BOLD BANK ROBBERY IN QUEEN CITY Band of Four Got Away with $2,000 in Cash\u2014Believed to Be Escaped Convicts.(Associated Pres» Despatch) TORONTO, Sept.28.\u2014Four men believed to be Gordon Simpson, Thomas Bryans, Alfred Slade and Arthur Brown, convicts, who made a sensational escape from the Portsmouth Penitentiary three weeks ago, staged a sensational hold-up yesterday in the Oakwood-St.Clair branch of the Bajik of Nova Scotia and made good their escape with between $1,600 and $2,000.The men entered the bank, held up the manager and teller and two lady customers who were in the office, scooped nil available money from the teller\u2019s counter into a big black bag, and got clean away.Leroy Oke, manager of the branch, was hit on the head with a revolver when lie attempted to resist.He recovered ns the bandits were going out, and with blood streaming from his wounds, he chased the fleeing men down the street.A few blocks away, however, they mounted a standing automobile and speeded awav.# # # # # i STATED REPUBLIC HAS BEEN DECLARED IN-TURKEY.(Associated Press Despatch.) PARIS, Sept.28\u2014A Havas » *\tdespatch from Vienna says, it & ft is rumored there that a re- ft ft public has been declared in ft ft Turkey.There is no confirm-ft ation of the rumor from any *\tdirect source.* * * ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft TRY TO FORCE PARLIAMENT TO HOLS) SESSION British Labor Becomes More and More Restive Owing to Spread of Unemployment.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Sept.28.\u2014Labor is becoming increasing-ly restive in the face of the prolongation of the Ruhr problem and the spread of unemployment.With a view to trying to get its demands met, Labor is doing its utmost to force the Government to convene Parliament, which has adjourned until November 17th.A joint meeting of the Trade Union Council and the Labor party executives yesterday passed a resolution urgently calling upon the Premier to summon Parliament immediately.Such a step was asked because of the extreme gravity of the situation in Germany with its inevitable effect on the state of trade, and in view of unemployment, which is heavily increasing without any adequate action by the Government to start sufficient schemes of employment or to assist the heavily burdened boards of guardians.To further matters, the unemployed workers\u2019 committee is organizing agitation to enforce the summoning of Parliament.Hundreds of thousands of leaflets ai-e being printed with which it is proposed to flood the industrial areas of the country.These papers urge the workers to demand \u201cwork or full maintenance of trade union rates,\u201d and insist that Parliament meet to consider their grievances.\u201cForce Parliament to meet,\u201d says the leaflet.\u201cWe shall then follow up with other activities to compel them to do something effective.\u201d Public demonstrations on a large scale, it is said, are to accompany the distribution of the pamphlets.In the meantime it is stated, that the Government has no intention of advancing the date for the re-assembling of Parliament.PICNIC HÊLDAT THE PRINCE OF WAIES RANCH THE RUHR AND THE THREAT OF PARTITION Prince Strolled Around Ranch Much the Same as an Ordinary Farmer.^Associated Press Despatch) E.P.RANCH, PEKISKO, Alta., Sept.28.\u2014\u201cFellow Albertans, you are welcome, and I hope you will enjoy the outing.My ranch is open to you today; go as far as you like.\u201d This democratic greeting uttered by Edward, Prince of Wales, served to put the three hundred persons who attended the annual picnic of the Alberta Shorthorn Breeders\u2019 Association, at the E.P.Ranch yesterday, wholly at their ease, and incidentally they took the Royal rancher at his word.They inspected the buildings and the cattle, talked livestock with the Prince, and then concluded the proceedings by asking him to pose for snapshots, which he did with unfailing good nature.Those in charge of the picnic crowded enough events into the afternoon\u2019s nerformancc to satisfy even the most exacting person, and no one enjoyed the afternoon better than the Prince himself.Sporting a brand new Stetson cowboy hat and attired in a pair of khaki riding breeches, old grey tweed coat and a pair of army boots, he strolled around the ranch grounds much the same as an ordinary farmer.He displayed his prize-winning livestock with pardonable pride, and he flushed with pleasure when Pat Burns, Western Canada cattle king, remarked that the Prince\u2019s yearling Shorthorn bulls were some of the tinest he had ever seen.SEVEN KILLED WHEN AUTO STALLED ON MAIN TRACK .BALTIC NORTH SEA «SAFMF-M BERLIN « Fîstnf* CASSE I TT S H TRC**S MFRE COBLENZ CZECHQ SLOVAKIA mavFn BAN\\BUR« *- > \u2022TA/RZBURGi TIANNHEINW, .Nu«NBUfleC;ed after her ^dent, Mrs.George Parsons.There receri^ operation, was a large attendance and a con- ; Mr.McCullagh has returned from siderable amount of business and ^ f0nowir_?fairs: Ayer\u2019s Cliff, work was done.Tea was served at Sherbrooke, Quebec city, and La-the conclusion of the meeting by the j chute, where he exhibited his thor-hostess, assisted by Miss Bessie 0Ugkbred Jersevs and Berkshire Dawson.The next meeting will be sVr;n\u20ac.He received many prizes, held on Tuesday.October 2nd, at the residence of Mrs.Stanley Herring as joint hostess with Mrs.Dana Smith.Tho Altar in St.Paul\u2019s Church on Sunday last was profusely decor- Mr.and Mrs.A.Lariviere, of Metaled with sweet peas in loving mem-, bourne, called on relatives here on [ ory of Mrs.Wilson.They were given ; Saturday.by her daughter, Mrs.Turner.\tI Messrs.Eldon and George McGee, ! A meeting of St Paul\u2019s Guild will of Lisgar, were the guests of Mr.! be held on October 3rd at the resi- and Mrs.Fred Davidson on Sunday : pence of Mrs.Bradley.It is hoped Miss Eva Buiton, of Montreal, is \u2022 that there will be a large attendance spending her holidays here with Mrs.of members as important business is H.Lancaster.to be transacted, and arrangements Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Lancaster made for the coming harvest supper.| spent a few days recently with Mr.Mr.Alfred Burrill and family and ! and Mrs.S.Lancaster at Lime ; Miss Inez Frazer, of Melbourne, Ridge.were guests at the Rectory recently.; Mr.and Mrs.F.Ingrain were the ! ______________\tSunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.« t-.-t-/-'.\\ï\t, Lancaster and friends at South COMPTON\t| Durham.-\tQuite a number from here attend- The annual school fair for the ed the dance at Mr.and Mrs.Joe j Town of Compton was held in the Davidson\u2019s in Kingsbury on V ed-Town Hall here on Tuesday of this nesday evening and reported a very i Veek.The weather was all that ; enoyable time.could be desired and many parents, ' Mr.Fred Davidson went to Lptoni as well as children, were present to,on Saturday on business.enjoy the day and to inspect the i Mrs.F.Davidson, Miss Susan and excellent display of fruit, vegetables, ; Masters Alex and » Roy Davidson j flowers, needlework and cooking.In ' spent Saturday with Mrs.J.-> \u2022 conjunction with this the Ayrshire | Pr0UlX ij1\tDurham.Heifer Club Fair was held on the Mrs.J.V .Davidson attended the .village property of Mr.F.Audet in convention in Richmond on .aoir- j which farmers\u2019 sons keenly con- Jay.\t, _ .; tested for the handsome prizes giver, i Mr.and Mrs.Homestead, of Sut- , by the Association.Among others ton were the recent guests of Mr.resident of many years and father of Mr.A.H.Ham, was by vote made an honorary member of the board of directors.The intention is to raise a sufficient fund to put the ground in good order and donations will now be in order.BIRCHTON The Ladies\u2019 Aid will serve a baked bean supper in the hall on Saturday night, after which a public meeting of addresses, etc., will be held in the church in connection with the Girls\u2019 Conference, which takes place in the afternoon.Sunday being Sunday School Rally Day, a union service will be held in the Birchton Church at 2 p.m.Mr.and Mrs.Jacob Barnard and son, Benny, and Mrs.Barnard's mother, from near Boston, are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Taylor and other friends.A large number from here attended the supper in the Bulwer Church on Tuesday night There will be a chicken pie supper in the hall on Tuesday, October Cth, followed by a programme in the Church.Mr.Robert, of Montreal, C.P.R.auditor, was in town on Wednesday and was the guest of Mr.0.Giroux.MAGOG and Mrs.J.Wr.Davidson.Mrs.J.N.Proulx and children, of Who were in Compton for the day were: Mr.McDougall of Lennoxville; and Mr.of the Canadian Association, Huntington, Que.i\t^ c j\ti__ A Harvest Home Service will te'son «pen.Sunday with he.mother, W.H.Stephen, Secretary\u2019>ath Durham spent Sunday with ; D anadian Ayrshire Breeders'\tS Tibbetts and ' ti Mrs.A.Mallette.EAST ANGUS Next Sabbath morning will be Methodist MASSAWIPPI held in the Methodist Church on Sunday next when an appropriate sermon will be preached by the pas- ! tor, with music suitable to the day.[ Rev.Robert Smith, D.D., of Mont-real, was in Compton on Thursday to .rally servie»» in tha visit relatives.\tt Church.Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Todd and Miss Ca;s, leader of girls\u2019 work daughter, Francis, have arrived in.for the Province of Quebec, will Compton from Denver, Colo., coming speak in the Methodist Church, the long distance by automobile and Mrs Eberts, of Chatnam, Ont., are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.is visiting her sister, Mrs.Brun-H.Todd.\ti dage, at the parsonage.Miss St.Laurent, of Bishop\u2019s j Crossing, spent a couple of weeks j at her home here.\t~ Re,.Father St.Jean, Parish; ^he adjourned meeting of those: Priest of Compton is seriously ih interested in the forming of the) in the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, jjassawippi Cemetery Association,! Sherbrooke.\tJ dtJ]y incorporated in accordance with * Miss Gwendoline Harden left on article 6821 and following, of the \\ Friday for Montreal where she ex-; revdsed statutes of the province of! pects to spend the winter.\tQuebec, 1909, and amendments, was Mr.Philip Rodrigue, of Longueuii, ! held at the town hall Monday even- ; w-aa in Compton on Tuesday for the jng-, September 24.The attendance : «.alf and sheep fair.\twas fair.Several lot owners, legal \\ -\t! representatives, etc., from here and HUNTINGVILLE ! out of town were present.After the ! ______\tj meeting was called to order Mr.G.j Next Sunday will be observed as ' Hitchcock, acting as chairman, and i \u2022Rally Day\u201d at the First Universal- ^r- A- ,H\u2019\ta8 secretary, both 1st Church.Ihere will be a special B constitution and by-laws were ad-, service which will include a histor- opted.In order to do this consider- \\ ical address by the pastor and spec- able discussion ensued, which tooa iai music; and the service promise»,UP much of the time.It was clecid-to be a most interesting one.It will 6d to hold the annual meet.ng of the ; be the first time the pastor has oc- shareholders early in the month of cupied the pulpit since his ordina- May, 1924, when the report as to ; tion on August 12th last, and it is\tdone, fund* collected and dis- ex pec ted a large congrégation will bursed by the directors should be greet him.A session of^he Sunday Riven- The election of officers took School will follow the regular ser- place as follows: A, II.Ham, of vjce_\tNorth Hatley, president! A.L.Recent guest* at the home of Mr.Hurd, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, vice*presL and Mrs.Harvey include Mr.and dent; L, S, Colt, of Massawippi.Mrs.Charles Frost, of Laconia, N.secretary! Emma Stevenson, of H.; Mr.C.Ford, of Newburg, Vt.; Massawippi, treasurer : directors, Mr.Carwin Carter *and daughters,\tHurq, A.\tBreaky, Geo, Evelyn and Colena, pf Toronto! also\tHunter and\tL.8.Colt.\tThe cemetery Mr.W.Page, of Eastman.\texisting here and now incorporated ; Miss Bernice Hunting has return- ; ^as *jeeF1 \u2019n use ^0,r roany years, and ed from a visit to friends at Mel-:** nHuated and described as fo-Ixjurng\t'lows: That lot known upon the cad- Mr.and Mrs.H.Aldrich and »on*J a*tral Plan arid in Ihf: bTJK of, refct~ Harold and Carwin, recently visited\terice\t^or\ttownship\tof Hatley as at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Lavdd\t*'*\trange\t6, lot No.6 ; Tartar at Warden\ta*3'3 **>« original right of way ex- _______________\ttending thereto over cadastral tot No.819, in part.It is with much | satisfaction to the petitioners and I others that the conclusion pf the matter has been brought about.Mr.^ The distribution of prizes and the commencement exercises of the Magog High School will be held in St.Luke's Church Hall on Friday evening, September 28th, at 7.30 p.m.The programme, presided over by the chairman of the Board of School Commissioners, will he of a literary and musical character, and will be furnished by' the pupils of the High School in French and English.There will be a silver collection to assist in defraying certain expenses.All patrons and friends of the school are cordially invited.The Town of Magog should be proud of the record made by its athletes in the Eastern Townships athletic meet held in the city of Sherbrooke on Saturday afternoon last.Milton Buzzell proved himself not only the outstanding athlete of the Prue Athletic Club, but of the Eastern Townships as well, to have won four firsts and one second, and that second so close that the difference was almost negligible and certainly a unique result.Neither can the time be called slow' as for instance to run the 100 yars in ten seconds is fast running for any track meet, no matter where or under what conditions, fo> many International meets, has not exceeded this time.Other events in which the Prue Club came well up were the half mile, in which Cecil Gaunt came second, and the one mile relay race, in which the Magog aggregation came second.In the highest individual scores Milton won fourteen points and the next highest competitor eight.Sunday next Magog Methodist Sunday School will hold it annual rally day services.This will take the place of the regular morning 'service and will be held in the auditorium of the Church.A large turnout of all three departments of the Sunday School from the Cradle Roll to the Home Department is anticipated.The pastor, Rev.A.T.Jones will give a short address.The Bog Road seems to be setting quite a pace as the scene of motor car accidents, for on Sunday last two cars side-swiped one another not far from Patch and Cotterel\u2019s Garage, resulting in one car coming to a stand among the bushes at the aide of the road and the other remaining practically on the scene of the brush.The damage was not very serious other than marring up the sides of the cars.The cause is to a certain extent mysterious, possibly due to the lights causing a confusion; while it is also rumored that it was partially due to one driver admiring the oncoming car to such an extent that he did not realize the danger of a collision.Mr.Thos.Osborne, of Montreal, wras a week-end visitor at the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Osborne.Mrs.Geo.Cunningham is expected home this week from a visit to Winnipeg Mrs.G.L.Knapp and son, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end the guests of her sisters, Mrs.E.J.Osborne and Mrs.A.E.Smith.COOKSHIRE At the Rally Day service in the Methodist Church next Sunday morning, Miss D.L.Gass, who is conducting the C.G.I.T.conference for girls at Birchton on Saturday afternoon and evening, will present the \u201cChurch's Possibilities Among \u2019Teen Age Girls.\u201d A special programme, in which the Sunday School scholars take part, wall be usedv The pastor will give a brief talk to the Young Worshippers League.All parents and scholars are urged to be present.Both morning and evening services will be on Daylight Saving time.BALDWIN\u2019S MILLS There will be no service in the Methodist Church on Sunday, September 30th.Miss Addie Hill has returned to her home in Morgan, Vt., after spending some time wuth her friend, Mrs.A.O.Lyons.Miss Annie Martin is a guest of her sister, Mrs.Wilber May.Mr.and Mrs.M.H.Martin and Mr.and Mrs.Joseph White and family attended church at South Barn-ston on Sunday.Mrs.Fred Markwell very pleasantly entertained a number of friends at her home on Friday evening in honor of the sixteenth birthday of her daughter, Clarabell.Mrs.L.Markwell and Mrs.W.George were in Rock Island on Wednesday calling on friends.Mr.and Mrs.George Lyons, of Orleans, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.A.O.Lyons.Mr.and Mrs.Lemuel Markwell spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.Sidney Hall, in Rock Island.Miss Anna Pratt and Mrs.Fred Gilbert were in town on Monday.Mr.and ÿfrs.Clarence Thayer and Mr.and Mrs.Wayland Ladd, of Derby Line, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.L.Baldwin.Mrs.Melvin Martin and Mr.H.L.Baldwin spent Thursday in Coaticook.City, Wiliam Cowens.Albert .Tiffin and William Pike, of .this place.The burial was at Crystal 1 ake Cemetery, beside her father, the late Robt.C.Parsons.The principal mourners were the mother.Mrs.Robt.C.Parsons, Mr.Edward Sawyer, husband, Mt.Dermott Parsons, brother, and Mrs.H.A.Farnsworth, sister.Among those present from out of town were Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Farnsworth and Son, Robert, of Amherst, N.S.i Miss Lillian Blainey, of Windsor, Vt.; Mr.John Blainey, of Massachusetts; Mr.Sawyer\u2019s brothers from Chicago, and Ludlow, Yt.; Miss Mabel Hunter, of Boston; Mr.Winfield Hackett.of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Elwin Ham, of North Hatley, and several others.family, of Newport, Vt., were visiting relatives in town last week.They were accompanied homo by Mrs.Roy Waldron.WATERVILLE ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE J Almost Unbelievable *\u2022 Yot^an hardly realizethewoader-1 improvement to your skin and complexion the mirror will reveal to you after usiitfl Gonrand\u2019s Oriental Cream for the first [ time.White-Flesh Rachel.6 \u2019 Serd 10c /c; Trial Slf GRIFFIN AND BISSELL ROAD .\tF.T.nownss * SON / ,\tMontreal An \"at\twas he\u20194 at the,A.If.Ham, of North Hatley, for- borne of Mr, B.P, KnigljW the oc- merly of this place ha* been plainly caelon being his ninetiethoirthdav.jirixtrumcntal in taking up the work Vriend* from far and near gathered! A hearty vote of thanks was given to wiab him jpazajr happy retupi* o£ him.Mr.Henry Ham, an elderlyj Skin Tortured Babies Sleep Mothers Rest After Cuticura Rrrttptaie-am Doctor Thomas J^jyells, lately of the Jeffrey Hale Hospital, Quebec City, arrived in town this week, and in partnership with Doctor Henry P.Stockwell will open an office in the Fregeau block the first of October.Doctor Wells arrives here with the best of recommendations from the Jeffrey Hale Hospital, where they were very unwilling to part with his services, and Rock Island and the neighboring villages are lucky in gaining such a good addition to the medical profession of the villages.Capt.and Mrs.R.G.Good have sold out their restaurant business here, and left on Tuesday with their household goods, via motor truck for Monmouth, Me., from they have purchased a farm.The many friends of Capt.and Mrs.Good and family wish them the best of luck in their new venture.Mayor Neveu has returned from a week\u2019s vacation spent at several New England points, and has resumed his duties ai_tbe Rock Island immigration office.Reports coming from Mr.Ralph MacBean, of the Brown Pharmacy, who is convalescing in the Sherbrooke Hospital, following an operation, are extremely good, and it is expected he will be able to com home within a week\u2019s time.The funeral services for jho laie Mrs.Edward N.Sawyer were held at the home or her mother, Mrs.R.C.Parsons, Maple Avenue, pr.Wedncidiy afternoon.The Rev.E.C, Russell, pf the Episcopal Church at Stanstearl, conducted the services; the bearers being Messrs.A.C.McPhee, of Quebec The funeral of the late Mr, J.J.Parsons was held on Monday afternoon at St.John\u2019s Church, the Rev.E.K.Wilson officiating.Mr.Parsons, the last member to pass, of a family of fifteen, was born in Bury r>n September 22nd, 1841.In 1874 he married Effie Parker and resided in Martinville until 1919, when the family moved to Waterville, where Mr.Parsons made many friends and will be very much missed.He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, one son, Mr.Guy Parsons, of Sherbrooke; four daughters, Mrs.H.E.\tMayhew, of Rusylvia, Alta.; Miss F.\tE.Pai'sons, of Waterville; Mrs.D.E.Parsons, of Sherbrooke, and Mrs.J.C.Station, of Sherbrooke; several grandchildren, nephews and nieces, and other relatives, besides a host of friends.Mrs.Harry Spriggings of Nashua, N.H,, spent a few days last week with Mrs.Howse and Miss Sadie Howse.Several gentlemen from Newport, Vt., motored here or, Wednesday afternoon for a friendly game of golf on the links here.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Agams, of Richmond, spent the week-end with : Mr.and Mrs.J.Morrison, j Miss Grace Rider, of Lake Me-j gantic, has been spending the past j week with Mr.and Mrs.T.H.Rider.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Scott and j children, of Fitch Bay, spent the [week-end with Rev.and Mrs.A.E.Teale.Mrs.Nellie Osgood returned on Wednesday from spending several weeks in Ayer\u2019s Cliff with Mr.and Mrs.C.Moore.Mrs.D.W.Ayers has been spending a few days in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.C.O.Swanson and family spent Sunday in Newport, Vt.Mr.Clifford Ward has returned to Montreal to resume his studies at McGill University.Mrs.O.M.Swanson has been visiting friends in Montreal.Mrs.R.A.D.King left on Friday to spend the winter in England.Mr.Randall Burton left on Wednesday for Montreal, where he will enter McGill College.Mr.and Mrs.Franklin Ball returned on Sunday to Montreal for the winter.Mrs.Peter Swanson and family recently motored to Montreal for a few days.Mrs.P.Colquhoun spent last week with friends in Montreal.BROMPTON Mr.A.Robinson is spending a few days at his home here.Miss F.A.Knapp, who is taking a course at Macdonald College, left on September 13.Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Perkins, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.G.C.Robinson and family, of Windsor, motored to Kingsey on Sunday and were the guests of Mr.O.and Miss Mary Allen.Miss Thelma Mills spent the weekend in Richmond with her parents.Mr.Lloyd Jamieson, who is attending the Windsor Academy, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Jamieson.Mr.and Mrs.L.E.Wheeler and daughter, Miss Kathleen, ond Messrs.Chas.Addison and H.E.Perkins, were in Sherbrooke on Friday.Miss Margaret McCullough has returned to her home in Windsor, after spending some time here with Mr.and Mrs.Irwin Robinson.Mr.Albert Lambert left recently for Ontario, where he has accepted a position on the railroad.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of Christ\u2019s Church met with Mrs.J.E.Yoqng last week.Mrs.Earl Robinson, of Berlin, N.H., has been spending a few days here with Mrs.A.and Mrs, J.Robinson.DENISON\u2019S MILLS The annual chicken-pie supper and dance will be held in the hall here on Tuesday evening, October 2, supper to begin at 6.30 p.m.MOE\u2019S RIVER EAST CLIFTON WORTH Or- ANY^LJ \u2022ST it\tf.y>X' A ft M EP mà^ÈÊÊ Oean to handle.Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and General Storey Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Waldron (nee Mabel Cromwell) have gone to their qew home in Kirkland, Ont, after spending part of their honeymoon in town with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Waldron, and sister, Mr.and Mrs.L.I.Hur-! ley.! Messrs.Adrian Bennet and A.Card and Misses Fannie and Ger-, trude Card, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing, I spent Sunday with Mr.apd Mrs.Albert McConnell.Miss Annie Jamieson, of East Angus, spent the week-end with Miss Margaret McCqnnell at Mr.J.\u2022 vV.Bain\u2019s.Mr.Jaa.Bailey, of Marbleton, is spending a few days with his daughter, Mrs.Elwjn Waldron.Mrs.Alfred McVetty and son Irwin, of Guild Hall, Vt.spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Ezra Biair.Mr.Arthur Hurley and Miss Violet Hurley spent Sunday with their sister, Miss Mary Hurley, at Stan-stead.Mrs.Ernest Gallagher is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.Guy Waldron.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Bain and sons, Desmond and Crescent ; Mr, and Mrs.W.Forgrave, M;hh Isabel and Master Gordon, accompanied by Mrs.Mamie Matthew, of Suw-yerville, spent a day in Garthby at Sunday I^ike.Mr.and Mrs.1\u2019.A.Bellam, Mr, and Mrs.J.W.Parkinson and Mr.J.A.Bellam were visiting at Mr.David I.abonte\u2019s at Ascot Corner recently.Messrs.Alex McConnell and Philip McConnell, of Jiifü^son, N.H,, are visiting the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mr;-.Albert McConnell.Mr.gnd Mrs.Rufus Percy and Mrs.Rollins, of Martinville; Miss Naomi Merrill, of Hyatt\u2019s Mills, and Miss Muriel Gemmell motored with Mr, Joe Martin to Sherbrooke to attend the teachers\u2019 convention on Monday.Mr.amj Mrs.B.Luce and daughter, Nettie, were guests of Mr, Stanley Reed, at North Hatey, last week.Mrs, Harry Young and daughter, Clara, Messrs.Norman and Howard and Everett Luce, Mr.and Mrs.Roy Smith and daughter and Mr.Everett Young were recent guests of Mr.Wm.Smith, at East Hatley, Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Wilson were visiting their brother and sister, Mr, and Mrs.P.H.Wilson at North Hatley last week.Mr.A.L, Moulton is building an addition on his house.Mr, and Mrs.C.Parsons attended the funeral of his uncle, the late Mr.J.J, Parsons, of Waterville.AYER\u2019S (.X.1FF Auction sale at Edson store Saturday afternoon and evening.NORTH HATLEY Mr.and Mrs.G.B.Spencer and Mr.Harold Hawso and Miss Laura Bennetta left on Thursday for Timmins.Ont., to visit Mr.W, E.Hawse and family.They went by motor.Miss Ella Webster, of Beebe, is a guest of Mrs.Moulton Sampson.Mr.and Mrs.It.Manson Smith and Miss O, C.Smith have returned to their home in Baltimore after the season here.Mr.Smith has purchased the Barney property and the cottage is being taken down and Mr., Smith is going to have a new cottage built.Mr.J.G.Robinson has the contract and hopes to have the building covered in before cold weather.Miss Frances Vandcrhorst has loft for Hendersonville, N.C., after the past few months at Connaught Inn.Mr.Edward Greenshield has returned to Montreal after several weeks at Connaught Inn.Mr, and Mrs.J.Mackenslo and Miss Beatrice Mackensie and Mr.G.It.Mackensie have left for Kansas Cit , Mo.Mrs.J.Tleckett is visiting relatives in Holland, Vt.Mrs.Chas.Young is visiting rcla- GENERAL NEWS OF RICHMOND AND DISTRICT Schoolhouse Was Broken into and Badly Daraaged\u2014Reports of Meetings, Etc.RICHMOND, Que., Sept.28.\u2014?His Lordship-Mgr.0.Gagnon, th® newly-consecrated bishop of Sher* brooke Diocese, will pay a visit t» Richmond the first week of Octobeg and will administer confirmation ta a large class of boys and girls in tha parish of St.Bibiane de Richmond.Mrs.(Dr.) W.A.Moffatt, og Vancouver, B.C., is the guest oî Mrs.N, E, Montgomery.Dufferin avenue.Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Burbank, wha have been visiting relatives in Richmond and Sorel, have returned ta their home in Ottawa.The Udolphus Lord Aylmer Chapter of I.O.D.E.is giving a progressive \u201c500\u201d party in the Odd Fellows* hall on Friday, October 5.A very enjoyable evening wa?* spent at the home of Mrs.J.C.Brouilette on Sunday, September 23, when Mrs.Brouilette entertained at a party in honor of Miss Mildred Largie.The evening was spent in music and singing, Miss Largie favoring those present with several selections on the piano.At midnight dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.Amqng those present, besides the guest of honor, were Mrs.J.A.Marcotte, Mrs.L.Largie, Mrs.J.D.Hudon, Mrs.R.Laroche, the Misses M.Des-aulnicr, O.Desmarais, E.Duquette* R.Hudon.A.Marchand, L.Hebert, E.\tMiller, L.Desmarais, A.Lina-hen, P.Linahen, F.Proulx, tha Misses Allard and I.Laroche, Messrs.J.D.Hudon, L.Prefon-taine, S.Rattray, J.Taylor, D.McLaughlin, Mr.Perrier, of Windsor» Mills, A .and G.Desmarais, R-Seott Dr.Vezina, G.Labelle and P« Courtemanche.During the evening Miss Largie was presented with» a pearl necklace.Mrs.Bnger Randles and daughts er Marguerite, of St.Hilare, ara guests of Mrs.C.Wilcocks.Mrs.Cava, qf Wheatland, anc8 Mrs.Martin, of Beecher Falls, Vt., are guests of Mrs.J.F, Linahen.Mr.and Mrs.WiUiam Wheeler aras spending a week in Portland, Me.Dr.R.De L.Johnson has beep in» Montreal for a few days taking a, special course in the Royal Victoria' Hospital.Mr.Whitcher, of the Souther» Canada Company, spent a few day» in Montreal this week.Mr.R.E.Dyson is confined to ; the house with a severe case of grippe, and has been under, the evara of Drs.Johnson and Manning.Mr.Dyson\u2019s condition is now somewhat, Improved.Mrs.P.C.Duboyce and Mrs.F.W.Dvson were, at Stanstead, Rock Island and Newport on Tuesday, making the trip by motor with Miss Grace Brown, of Danville.The brick schoolhouse on the road between here and Trenholm-ville.In tho township of Cleveland, must have been the scene of somo low grade vandalism on the night of Tuesday or th early morning ofl Wednesday of this week.When, Mrs.Jennie Dyson, the teacher in, that district, left the school on Tuesday afternoon everything wa® in good order.Wednesday morny ing the whole place was a wreck-Some persons had taken large clubs and battered in the door, Breaking F,\tut the lights and sash in the porch and, once-,inside the building, JaacJ tipped over and wrecked a Qq\tthey\u2019cxpect to enger train service between Sher- bU i JOIN lUlSIdlUN make their future home, fcrooke and Megantic as follows:\t|\t______ | Miss Crane, of St.John FARNHAM NEWS AND PERSONALS OF INTEREST Symington was few days recently.Masonic Banquet and Visit of Grand Lodge Members\u2014Reports of Meetings.FARNHAM, Que., September 28.\u2014The members of Browne Ixxlge, No.24, A.F.and A.M., turned out in great numbers to do honor to the district deputy grand master.Mr.Fred A.Ayers, of Frelighsburg.A very large number of visitors included Masonic brethren from Massachusetts, from Scotland, from Newfoundland and from as far west as Moose Jaw.From the lodges in the surrounding towns a great many came in, Messrs.Walter Legge, Charles Wilson and R.Blow', from Granby ; Messrs.H.A.Sheltus, W.N.Corey, E.A.Hilburt, L.J.Gould, from Bedford ; Mr.J.II.Doak, from Cowansville ; Mr.E.H.Spencer and Mr.Wm.Dymond, from Frelighsburg, as well as the D.D.G.M., Mr.Fred A.Ayres, and Mr.V.R.Ingalls.From Montreal there were many visitors, including Messrs.James Strang, W.S.Dockwill, C.H.Pitts, W.Chalmers T.F.Herwood and others.Mr.J.A.Reid represented Ottawa and Mr.George Whiteley Moose Jaw.The regular work of the order was put through and the work of putting on the degree very highly complimented by the visiting officers.At the close of the regular work the banquet was served by the brethren appointed, and a large number sat down to the tables.W.M., T.Riddick, and the local officers were highly complimented on the working of the lodge and on the condition of lodge property.Train No.256, leaving Sherbrooke \u2022 t 8.30 a.m., and arriving Megantic Beacl Cal church.Mr.and Mrs.Wood Kathen^ of West Brome, weré calling on Rev.and Mrs.R.S.Smith at the parsonage on Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.Kath-en came in their automobile and brought with them Mr.and Mrs.George Manuel, of North Sutton, who were calling on Mr.and TVIrs.Clare Brown.Mrs.T.Epps and her son, William, are leaving town this week to visit relatives in New York city.A large number of local Odd Fellows went to Waterloo on Tuegdav nig>t to the district meeting and banquet.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Braddock and their visiting friends motored to Montreal on Tuesday.Miss Mary Hinchcliff, who has been visiting her sister in Montreal for a week or two, has returned to town.Mr.and Mrs.I.B.Blake and.their two children have returned from their holidays, which they haveibeen spending in Middleborough and Fitchburg.Mr.and Mrs.L.H.Hastings, of Iron Hill, with their daughter, Edith, and Mr.Edwin Hastings, were in town on Monday calling at the nar-sonage, and also on Mrs.T.Riddick.Mr.Edward Hastings and Mr.L.H.Hastings were on a business trip to Iberville and 'St.Johns.Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Durrell, of Wilton, Mass., and also Mrs.Durrell, sr., are visitors at the home of Mrs.Fred Braddock, having made the trip from Wilton by automobile.Mrs.G.N.McClure and her daughter, Miss Marguerite, accompanied them from Sherbrooke and are also staying a few days with Mrs.Braddock.Mr.John Bockus has improved in health sufficiently to be downstairs.Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Brown are spending two weeks\u2019 holiday at Aus-ouia and Laurel Beach, Conn., and expect to stop at Bridgeport and New York on their return journey.Mrs.Angus MacKenzie and her son, Arnold, of Scotstown, are visiting Mrs.Angus Morrison, St.Patrick street.Mrs.D.Fletcher and Miss Lily Turner, of Montreal, were visiting on Sunday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Miller.Miss Beryl Wilson has gone to Buckingham, Que., to spend the next few months with her grandmother.While in Buckingham Mrs.Wilson will have the opportunity to continue her study in music.Mr.and Mrs.F.BradriObk and a party of friends were visiting in Stanbridge East on Monday'.Quite a number of the local^Re-bekahs are planning to attend the district meeting to be held in Cowansville this week.The Government Liquor Commission will open a store hfre very shortly', and it is expected that the offices recently\u2019 vacated by the Bank Hochelaga will be rented for this purpose.JOURS FOR ¦BETTER Süsti'Âi WjTÆ as /w IN Canada J°esr / .*&tsr M P'wSa J0R0NTO.canada._m2£!*$ sea ~;s-~T-lTTr-.lujgai 1 i 1 I Let tho joGt )eveîop Norn This Trade Mark fhtinsa appears or zvzru erznurne TiurtSuf Shoe.WURLBUT- TWAOJ MAftK R£GlGTttRE.D eu©Hîow ObiiOdlDWTr //_ } Bum HURLBUT \"PUSSYFOOTS\"for Smaller Children n The Subtle Charm ©t Ihe Og-Iewl* (tim&ï&d in every cup ©/ CHASE £ SAMOnx'S Sold in Yz lb.and 1 lb.pack«6 cfc SANBORN, MONTI es.45p\\ a REAL._ Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in this issue.They likely name something you want.if F Mr.L.H.Pibus and family re- tions will receive by return mail a turned from St.Martin\u2019s, N.B., on complimentary' card for their ad- mission to the banquet to be served >ss thë Continent Hie Imperial \u2018PM) Leaves Montreal (Windsor Station) for Ottawa, Port Arthur, Fort William, Winnipeg, Brandon, Regina, Moose Jaw, Calgary, Revel-stoke, Vancouver, Victoria, end Seattle.Close connections at Winnipeg for Saskatoon and Edmonton.EQUIPMENT Coaches, Dining Car, Tourist and Standard Sleepers, Compartment Observation Car.CANADIAN PACIFIC Tuesday morning, whefre they had been spending the Past five weeks.Miss Elizabeth Rowens, of Buffalo, N.Y., is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.S Miltimore.Mrs.Kenworthy and family aiy?enjoying some holidays with friends in Ottawa.Misses Annette and Florence Codere, of Sherbrooke, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Felix Brouillette.Mrs.Willie Cousens is visiting friends in Lyndonville, Vt., also her mother in Manchester\", N.H.Miss Annie Grimson leaves on Monday to train in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Miss Louise Chrysler left on Monday to resume her duties in Montreal, after spending her holidays at her home here and with relatives in Bedford.Dr.A.C.Paintin has returned from attending the insulin, clinic at the Royal Victoria Hospital.Dr.Harris attended the same course two weeks ago.Wife\u2014Do you object to my having $200 a month spending money?Hub\u2014Certainly not\u2014if y'ou can find it any'whcre.No Corns The simplest way to end a corri is Blue-jay.Stops the psin instantly.Then the corn loosens and comes out.Made in clear liquid and in thin plasters.Tho action is the same.At your druggist Blue-jay at the convent on the 24th of October.This letter is signed by the secretaries.General Notes Mrs.R.Graves, of Montreal, has been visiting with Mrs C.E.Williams, Main Street.Mrs.Maunel, of West Brome, has also been calling on Mrs.Williams, Main Street.The School Board held their regular meeting on Monday night.The only business was routine work.Mrs.C.E.Williams is leaving for West Brome, where she is expecting to have a monument set for her son, Bertrand, who died during the war.The monument is, we understand, furpished by the Government and will be set up by Mr.Edgar Shepherd, with whom Mrs.Williams will stay while she is in West Brome.On the coming Sunday in the Methodist Church the pastor will preach the first of a series of three sermons on (1) \u201cCompulsory Hospitality, or Jesus at the Door,\u201d (2) \u201cThe Attitude of the Householder and His Liberty,\u201d (3) \"Jesus Christ in the Home and the Attendant Rejoicing.\u201d The congregation are urged to attend and parents are requested to bring their children.Mr.Standish has been visiting friends in Burlington, Vt.Mr.W.A.Birch was home for the week-end from Trenton, Ont., to which point on the C.P.R.System he has been transferred.Mr.Peters, of South Stukely, was in town on Saturday on business, and was calling on Rev.R.S.Smith, at the parsonage.The Willing Workers were entertained on Friday at the home of Mrs.Ira Cross.Plans were made for the work of the coming season, and at the close of the evening refreshments were served.The officers, Mrs.Cross and Mrs.Edwards and Mrs.Hase, were all present, besides other visitors.The Ladies\u2019 Guild of the Church of St.James held their regular meeting on Thursday.The hostesses for the occasion were Mrs.Herbert Campbell, Mrs.A.E.Cook, Mrs.COZY GLOW HEATERS Cozy Comfort in an Instant! Carry the WESTING-HOUSE Cozy Glow Heater to any room in which you want a little more heat \u2014attach it to any lamp socket\u2014switch on the current, and there is your comfortable, even warmth, \u2014without waiting\u2014and at a cost of only a few cents a day.Ask your dealer to show you the WESTINGHOUSE Cozy Glow.Made in Canada CANADIAN WESTINGHOUSE COMPANY, LIMITED Hamilton \u2022\t- Ontario 99P \\ PAGE FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923, \u2022\"t******?*?**-!' + *** J CITY BRIEFLETS ?»+++++*+*+***+++** Do you want to see a good ball game?Well taken in this week-end games.We want 600 people at the Baseball Dance Sat.night, 63rd Armory.St.Andrew's Ladies\u2019 Society will hold a tea, food and fancy work sale 'A Church Hall Sat afternoon 3-6.Entertainment at Woodlands.Surprise night \"Ain\u2019t we got fun.\u201d At the Ball Paik Sat and Sun., 3.30 p.m.Canadians vs Sherbrooke.Attention Radio Fan! Try our 8 hour service.Your battery return publishing the plans in connection with an article he intended writing for the Canadian Baptist.The School assembly room will be used for the services of public worship until the main auditorium is completed.By the end of this week the final coat of plaster will have been put on.In ten days the plumbers hope to have a complete steam heating system installed.The work of completing the edifice will be carried on as rapidly as possible.The pastor and members of the congregation extend a very cordial invitation to all to be present at the opening service on the Lord\u2019s Day.QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY SHERBROOKE-QUEBEC SERVICE Effective Sunday, the 36th instant, the Quebec Central Service between CAN.PAPER CO.SETTLES CASE OUT OF COURT WOMAN FOUND DEAD AT FOOT OF STAIRWAY The Wings of the Morning A Great Story of Adventure and Romance BY LOUIS TRACY.Sued by Corporation of St.Fran- Mrs.Rose, Dressmaker, Had cois Xavier de Brompton for Damage to Road.Been Lying Dead in Empty House for Three Days\u2014Fell Down Stairs.ed the same day as received.Price Sherbrooke and Quebec will be as 76c.Wiggett\u2019s Battery Service Co.follows:\u2014 \u201e\t,\t,\t_\tNo.1\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 8.00 a.You know that Canadians are a m.daily, arrive Quebec 1.60 p.m.v-,,\to~ .v-_ -ov- No 5_Leave Sherbrooke 4 16 p real ball team.See them trim Sher brooke Sat.and Sun.It must be remembered that Robert knew nothing whatever of the older man\u2019s predicament, whilst tile baronet, full of his own trobules, was in no mood to take a reasonable view ___\tof Anstruther\u2019s position.Neither An important case was settled ,r \u201e\t.\t\u201e\t, Iris nor Robert could make him out of court yesterday.The Cor-\t'\"vaTyesterday af ,unclt'rstood tJle long drawnout duel of STtï jrSr&STSfc.\ttho .tairsjn Uie h,,,, «eu-\t\"ÏÏ\u201d ing that in 1894.the defendant P\u2018e(^ by\tMilton Adams, Jr-> i [e^Ke wbe tbe jrj forced the man constructed a dam on the St Fran- on 0ntano Street opposite Howard s 1\u2018eQffe i'nen tn?torced tne man ds River, a?W^d^r Mills'.\tShe had evidently been dead to cot)fess h.s love by suggesting ac- caused damages to the public road\tor {°ur days before an elec- - - r- along the river bank to the extent j *n^,lan\u2019 Y?10 ent0r®^ bouse yes?m., daily except\tSunday,\tarrive Que- j of $750, which sum the corporat-;afternoon\tfor\tthe\tpurpose\tof bee 9.50 p.m.\t\"\t| ion accepted in full payment of the d°InS some\trepair\twork,\tdiscovered No.2\u2014Leave\tQuebec\t7.15\ta.m.! damages; that during several years daily except Sunday, arrive Sher- ! the dam in question was kept at the brooke 1.00 p.m.\tJ same height it had been construct- Ask her\tto\tgo?\tWhy\tsure\tto the1 No.6\u2014-Leave\tQuebec\t3.00\tp.m.ed, but in 1900 the company con- Baseball\tDance,\t53rd\tArmory,\tSat.\tdaily, arrive Sherbrooke\t8.60\tp.m.i structed on said dam flush-boards, After October 1st we will deliver Ice four days a week.Phone 38.Sherbrooke Ice Co.night $50.00 first payment and select any Chesterfield Suite at Edwards this week.tv .\t.»\t.\t*\tet Office, 91 Wellington St.North, The opening of the drawing cour- sherbrooke) Phone jfo.ses of the Council of Arts and Mfgs.1 of the Province of Quebe.These Nos.1 and 6 carry Pullman and which had the effect of raising the Dining Cars and Nos.2 and 5 carry level of the river; that the corpora-Parlor-cafe Cars.\tI tion protested against this addit- Advance reservation of parlor car ; ion to the dam, holding the eom-seats_may be made at the City Tick-j pany responsible for all damages to the public road; that upon the service of the notorial protest, the flush-bo.ards disappeared during three or four years, but since three or four years the company illeg- i\t- I ally has constructed new flush- __T t-C___ -j\t____n oK ! Changes in Train Service Effective boards of 4 feet and 6 inches in courses include the mechanical drawing, architectural and free hand.The CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS.her body.ceptance of the Dyak\u2019s terms.Thus, for a little while, these two were driven apart, and Anstruther disdained to urge the plea that not many weeks w\u2019ould elapse before he Mr.and Mrs.Adams left Sher- ! would be a richer man than his brooke last Thursday, and the | rival.The chief sufferer was Sir house was left in charge of Mrs.| Arthur Deane.Had Iris guessed how Rose, who was a dressmaker by i her father was tormented, she would trade, and who was to reside there not have remained on .the bridge,\tv.\u201e du,-ms lb,ir absence.Mr.and Mrs.: radiant and n,irlMnl,_ whil.t ed on the phrase.\u201cWhen we are on ing against the taffrial, some distance apart from each other, were Anstruther and Lord Ventnor.Need it be said to whom Iris drew her father.\u201cHere he is, Robert,\u201d she laugh-\u201cI do believe he was sulking because Captain Fitzroy was so very attentive to me.Yet you didn\u2019t mind it a bit!\u201d The two men looked into each other eyes.They smiled.How could they resist the contagion of her sunny nature?\u201cI have been thinking over what you said to me just now, Anstruther,\u201d said the shipowner slowly.\u201cOh!\u201d cried Iris.\u201cHave you two been talking secrets behind my back?\u201d what all the mystery was about?\u201d She took his face between her hands and kissed him.Lord Ventnor, wondering at this effusiveness, strolled forward.\u201cWhat has happened, Miss Deane?\u201d ho inquired.\u201cHave you just discovered what an excellent parent you possess?\u201d (Continued in oui next issue.) and Thurs.of each week from 7.30 to 9.30 in Griffith\u2019s Hall, Dufferin | Ave.Come and give your name the i first night of opening, Oct.1st.Sunday, Sept.30th.height on the dam; that these flush boards age covered with canvas in order''to keep the water from Important changes in train service on the Canadian National Rail-.flowing through; that these flush-Good music.Beautiful floor.Lots ' v'ra3\u2019s be made above date as foi-j boards had the effect to fjow back of room, 53rd Armory Sat.night lo^.:Tv.\t,\t! the water over a mile and of keep- Tram No.14 from Montreal will ing the level of the river 4 feet a The offices of Nicol, Lazure and leave Sherbrooke 12.10 a.m.instead 6 inches higher than it used to be Couture have been moved from of 12.25 a.m.daily.This train will be after the dam was first built; that Twose Block to the Olivier Bldg., operated to Island Pond only but defendant, a few years ago, built at King and Wellington Sts.The new will carry through sleepers to Port- a distance of about 700 feet from offices are on the third floor and land, which will be handled on train ; the dam, four piers, in order to Adams arrived home last night only : grey-haired baronet gazed with a few hours after the discovery., ! stony-eyed despair at some memor-The evidence heard at the inquest anda which Tie extracted from his held last evening showed that Mrs.! papers bÆ\u201ehte\u201c3.dSh\u2019nhaï*i\u201ddo\u201e\"ÎL\t»Td,:\" \"f f caught her foot in a carpet at the\tNotr 8 ^eat .sum for the top of the stairway, and! although nnlllonalr?.fmafler:\tt0 she apparently made an effort to lals MARRIAGES ?2» ?*ir * *2» * «î CUMINE\u2014CURLEY, FOSTER, Que., Sep-.28.\u2014 \u2019ihe marriage of Glenna Kathleen, youngest daughter of Mr.John Curley and the late Mrs.Curley, to A* & Mr.J.H.Cote, notary, of Ashes- }yir_ Georg-c Louis Cumine, of Mon.tos, was then nominated\tby\tMr.realj\tfornWly of Victoria,\tB.C.I Jos.Panneton, of Danville,\tand\tsec- U00l\tplace on Saturday\tevening, | ended by Mr.W.J.Duckett, °f Ihe j September 22nd, at six o\u2019clock at .same place.There were no other i^g Lome of the bride, the Dudley nominations and Mr.J.H.Cote was : Apartments, Montreal, j unanimously acclaimed as the Con-j Rev.Canon; Carmichael, of servative standard bearer.\t| Knowlton.performed the ceremony Mr.Cote, in thanking the elector- J amidst the relatives of bride and ate, paid a high tribute to Dr.Hay- J jrroom.Miss Annie Thomas, ol es.\u201cDr.Hayes would have made a Foster.played the wedding march, much better deputy he said, but The bride was attended by her in view of the circumstances I\twill j niecei Miss Glenna Thomas,\tof Fos.accept the nomination, as\twe\twill, tcr_\tMr phijip Cumine,\tbrother not allow any Liberal election by ac-] of thc Krü0nij acted as best lllan clamation.There have been too j After the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.many in this county in the past, and Cumine left for Ottawa and Niag- Your with Grocer can supply you pure, convenient Milk CP! Saturate cloth with SPIRITS, rub silverware briskly, then \u2019«ipe with dry cloth.Ai d presto\u2014 you\u2019ve brought back the originaUpsrkle and lustre to your silverware.Also unequalled for cleaning Windows, brass, cut-glass, etc.For sale at drug and hardware stores.M-O*.bottla Me.40-oa.bnttlo tl.00 A product nf CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL COMPANY, Limited MONTREAL.the Opposition has decided that the Government forces will be allowed no more seats by acclamation.\u201d Tobin To Decide Date of Election.Mr.Cote appealed to the electorate to help him to the fullest extent of their ability.\u201cWe have opposed to us, a well fed army, well versed in political campaigns.I do not know the date of the bye-election.That is a Government secret and will be decided only when Mr.Tobin has been able to complete his tour of scrutiny throughout the different parishes of thc County.\u201d TRADE TREATY BETWEEN CANADA AND FRANCE & \u2022UE LEAF SPIRITS Decree Promulgating Commercial Convention Has Just Been Published by French Government.(Asuociated Pres* Despatch) PARIS, Sept.28.\u2014The decree ! promulgating the Franco-Canadian commercial convention which was signed last December has just been published by the Government here.The trade treaty between Canada and France was declared in forco in a memorandum issued by the Department of Customs and Plxcise at Ottawa on September 10.The now treaty is to continue in force indefinitely, subject to termination oh six months\u2019 notice by either country.The agreement provides for \u201cmost favored nation treatment\u201d reciprocally between Canada and France, with certain exceptions stipulated.ara.They will reside in Toronto.KNUTSON\u2014N EW B ER Y WATERVILLE, Que., Sept.28.\u2014 A very pretty wedding was solem-ized at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.Knutson, on September 5th at five o\u2019clock, when Miss Margaret May Newbery was united in marriage to Mr.John Victor Knutson, son of Mr.J.Knutson.The bride was given away by Mr.Charles Brown, and wore a gown of white silk tricotine and radium lace, silk veil and orange blossoms; and carried a bouquet of white sweet peas and ferns.The bridesmaid, Miss Louise Newbery, sister of the bride, wore white silk trimmed with silver and carried a bouquet of sweet peas and asters.The best man was Mr.Edward Knutson, cousin of the groom.The Rev.F.G.Lane, of Montreal, officiated, and Miss Alethea Lane played the wedding march ns the bridal party took their places under a very prettily decorated arch of green and white trimmings.Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held with nearly one hundred guests present.Besides the many friends and relatives present from the immediate locality there were out-of-town guests from Montreal, Newport, Vt, and Lancaster.Many beautiful and useful gifts were received.Later the bride and groom motored to the home of the bride for a few days visit.Mr.and Mrs.Knutson plan to leave soon for Oshawa, Ont., where they both will attend colhuro, Sterilized evapom^ \"Y OU\u2019LL welcome the wonderful convenience of Carnation Milk.You\u2019ll welcome it because you never need run out of milk at any time\u2014you can keep a supply on your pantry shelves\u2014-always ready, always fresh and sweet, always the same.What\u2019s more, your grocer can supply you.He is the Carnation Milkman.You can order it with your groceries.Carnation Milk is just pure cow s\u2019 milk with about 60% of the natural water content removed by evaporation, hermetically sealed in the container and sterilized.When diluted woth a little more than an equal part of water, Carnation Milk has the consistency of milk as it comes from the cow.Use it as cream in tea or coffee, on cereals or fruit; as milk for every use.Order several tall (16 oz.) cans or a case of 48 cans from your grocer.recipe and write for a copy of the Carna-Look.It contains 100 tested recipes.SCALLOPED POTATOES One tablespoonful salt, 4 medium-sized potatoes, m nreS water, 2/S cup Carnation Milk, % tablespoonful butter.Wash, pare and cut potatoes in thin slices.Put a layer m buttered baking dish, sprinkle with salt and dredge with a small amount of flour.Add milk mixed with the water and butter and bake until potatoes are soft.This recipe serves six people.\t^ Wened condensed The label it reef and whit» CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS COMPANY, Limited Aylmer, Ontario Ira iMk.i' IT FACE SIA SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD PnbUitod daily, mrcept Sunday*, by th, Sl»rbrooke Record Company, Ltd., 67 Wellington Btrert, North.Bhatbrdoke.Que.ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY ».1897.Mernbrn- Canadian Pr«i».Ltd., with drop of leaaod National Newt wire in office\u2014Canadian Pre*«,» Aeaociated Prnaa and Reuter'» new» aeryicee arailable.SUBSCRIPTION RATES\u2014Rate» etrietly in adwnnce, do any addre»» In Canada, Great Britain and the United fltntna : One year, $3.00; »tx months, |1.75; three month».11.00; one month, 40c.AN A.B.C.PAPER.The Record ie a member of the Audit Bureau of Clrcnlation, and fte circulation is regularly audited and guaranteed.CANADA\u2019S FINANCIAL POSITION.With bountiful crops and trading conditions improving daily, a steady increase in the country\u2019s'revenue and a decline of expenditure, Canada s financial position surely puts a damper on the statements of the detractors who see nothing but financial ruin before this country.Clearly the sun of prosperity has not set upon Canada.It is but early morning in this fair country of ours.In discussing the country\u2019s financial position the Toronto Globe remarks: \u201cIt is entirely possible, in view of the buoyancy af Canadian Government and National Railways revenues, that in his next Budget speech Mr.Fielding will be able to announce a small surplus from the year\u2019s Treasury operations, a result that seemed quite beyond the bounds of possibility in May last, when the 1923 Budget speech was delivered.In the five months of the fiscal year 1923-24 regarding which figures are now available, Treasury receipts have been eleven millions more and expenditures three millions less than in the corresponding period of last year.The net improvement in National Railways\u2019 finance up to the end of July\u2014the seventh month of the railways\u2019 fiscal year\u2014has been almost five million dollars, and it is expected that the fall traffic will yield increasing net earnings.\u201cThe outlook for a^pay-as-you-go\u2019 policy in national \u2022inance is brighter than it has been for a decade.The Premier presented figures as to general business conditions that indicate a return of prosperity for the individual as well as the nation.Some of them are very impressive.Gross railway earnings were 520,000.000 greater in 1923 up to July 31st than in 1922, although rates had been reduced in the West.For the first six months of 1923 coal production was 8,922,205 tons, an increase of forty per cent, as compared with the first half of 1922.Pig-iron output was 435,000 tons, an increase of 120 per cent.; steel 476,000 tons, or 169 per cent, more than in the first half of 1922.In 1913, before the war, there were only fifty thousand motor cars in Canada.Now there are over half a million.There were 463,000 telephones in use in 1913.There are 945,000 installed today, giving the benefit of telephonic communication to half the homes in the Dominion.It might be argued that the increase of motor cars and telephones indicates the spread of extravagant modes cf living, rather than an increase of wealth.Mr.King destroyed chat refuge for pessimism by pointing out that the deposits in Canadian chartered banks, which were $1,127,-000,000 in 1913, averaged $2,121,000,000 in 1922, while iife insurance policies in force in 1922 aggregated 53,-033,000,000, as compared with $1,862,000,000 in 1913.\u201d that their influence has been so much more potent than the gospel of the various churches ?\u2018Circumspice.\u2019 Is not diplomacy, unkindly called by Voltaire the field of lies, as able as it ever was to dupe governments and governed by grand abstract catchwords veiling obscure and inexplicable purposes, and turning the whole world over with blood and tears to a strange Witches\u2019 Sabbath?These were queries of pith and moment indeed, but for something better weighed and more deliberate than an autumn reverie.\u201c \u2018Now and then I paused as I sauntered slow over the fading heather.My little humble friend squat upon her haunches, looking wistfully up, eager to resume her endless hunt after she knows not what, just like the chartered metaphysician.So to my\u2019home in the falling daylight.\u2019 \u201d PARAGRAPHS It is never blue Monday for the undertakers.\u2022 \u2022 Humor is an accident that befalls somebody you don\u2019t like much.» \u2022 \u2022 Bulgaria doesn\u2019t use the electric chair.Her place of ! execution is the Cabinet post.\u2022 .» It is the open door Uncle Sam favors, not the humi-!dor.A humidor Is used to keep things wet.* * * (Spain is no longer a great power, but she retains sufficient ambition to keep Morocco as a sparring {partner.*i* * * * + *\u2022}-\u2022:\u2022 >;* * \u2022{?*!* + ?* LETTERS TO THE EDITOR * -i- \u2022h \"h -I* \u20225- + \u2022> GRATITUDE FOR WORK DURING EPIDEMIC AT MANSON-VILLE Editor Sherbrooke Record:\u2014\u2022 Sir:\u2014The more one considers the wonderful self-sacrificing labors of both Mr.and Mrs.S.Macloughlin, during the recent epidemic of typhoid fever in Mansonville, the more clearly is it seen how great a debt of gratitude is due them for their timely help.They shouldered the work quite naturally from the very first, dispensing the Red Cross and other supplies; the Relief Funds; arranging for and organizing much of the nursing amongst the sufferers; and even personally financing several expenses in order that their stricken fellow-townspeople might have the immediate care and medical attention which the urgency of the case demanded.Mr.Macloughlin\u2019fe position as man- ,\t, T ager of the local branch of the Can- Parficularly active, whilst a CANADA\u2019S TRADE PROSPECTS ARE VERY BRIGHT Reports Indicate Trade Situation During Next Six Months Will Be Better Than It Was Lait Year.We confess our inability to tell whether a classical dancer is trying to interpret a spring morning, or trying ; to scratch\ther\tback.«\t«\t% V/hen a motor knocks, it may be firing too soon.When an employee knocks, he hasn\u2019t been fired soon enough.\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022 You can\u2019t blame Turkey.Give in too often to a squalling brat and it will begin to think it owns the i premises.-\t\u2022\t* Correct\tthis\tsentence: \u201cIf\tI thought smoking was in- jurious,\u201d explained the man with a cough, \u201cI\u2019d give it up immediately.\u201d *\t*\t* JOHN MORLEY.So much the less a figure in literature for being Viscount Morley of Blackburn, but by so much, perhaps, greater in British politics, John Morley, who passed the high mark of his greatness several years ago, is dead in England.He had a most useful career, and the fact that his influence deeply and beneficially affected the policy of Great Britain toward Ireland constitutes a tribute to the British political system.In connection with the passing of John Morley the Ottawa Citizen remarks: \u201cIt is no simple matter to fix the criterion by which to judge John Morley in the sphere of either literature or statesmanship.Tested by the strictest canons of literary art, he was a notable, industrious, but passing figure in English letters.As historian of the French illuminists, he accomplished work which stiil stands alone in English criticism of the subject.Yet even this work, great though it is, has an absence of that central fusing fire which distinguished the achievement of, say, Gibbon: the writing remains sober, interesting, but fragmentary.The truth is that the decisive qualities which raise the greater critics into the regions of constructive work are poetic and imaginative; and Morley never attained the standing of the poet.His heroic fidelity to Reason cost him all those graces and powers which Imagination showers on those who are not afraid to trust her.\u201cYet when the critics have said their worst of Mor-iey\u2019s purely literary work, it is still true that it cannot be quite relegated to the comfortable and not inglorious limbo where lingers the shades of the essays of Bage-hot, Hutton, and Macaulay.He wrote as one of his great antagonists said \u2018pretereaimly, subsilently, superper-suasively, but subtly and potently;\u201d he exercised a profound influence upon the most advanced and most earnest thought of his generation; his pages were permeated with desire for truth and honesty; he wrote the greatest political biography of the English language; and he penned an apologia for Victorianism that silenced most of his critics.\u201cIn 1883 the essayist retired and the publicist appeared.The earnest author became the chief lieutenant of a great political chieftain, the political tutor of a parliamentary party, and, incidentally, the historian of his time.The friend and follower of Stuart Mill could not but interest himself in public life, and from the first the world of politics exercised its subtle temptations upon Morley.In 1869 and 1880 he contested unsuccessfully seats at Blackburn and Westminster.In the latter years he had edited ihe Pall Mail Gazette, then at the height of its reputation, and, for a few years, a recognized organ of Gladatonian Liberalism.But it was the election to a seat at Newcastle-on-Tyne in 1883 which he himself marked as the fresh starting-point of his public life.Between that day and his retirement from office on the outbreak of the war, he acquired with constantly increasing momentum the character of a political leader, and became the chief literary spokesman of British Liberalism.\u201cOf Morley\u2019* part when the supreme crisis fell upon Europe in 1914, only history' may speak.He saw ail the Influence of his life\u2019s teachings crumble into impotence over night, and, in failing years, and 'wearied of the conflict, he put off his armor to go into obscurity.There Ls something of pathos, something that baffles and perplexes in the spectacle of the old Roman of human liberty stilled in voice when the grand principle for which he had lived stood in deadly jeopardy\u2014yet shall we judge of him too harshly ?In his last written words, those magnificent \u2018Recollections,\u2019 he suffered us to peep into the recesses of his own troubled soul: \u201c 'A painful interrogatory, I must confess, emerges.Has not your school\u2014the Darwins, Spensers, Renan, and the rest\u2014held the civilized world, both old and new alike, European \u2022nd tram» Atlantic, in the hollow of their hand for two long generations past ?Is it quite clear f As a rule, the man who whines for a square deal is w'hining for a set-up at a corner pocket.?\t* w Don\u2019t think he is important just because he appears to have a grouch.Who ever heard of a grouchy winner ?*\ta a The strange part is that a woman can\u2019t be an \u201caffinity\u201d without getting some practice as another man\u2019s wife.w \u2022\t» A free country is one in which no man is suppressed except the one whose arguments the majority* can\u2019t answer.* » \u2022 Men are more modest.A woman will make up her face in public, but a man won\u2019t even make up his mind in public office.\u2022\t\u2022 a It may be that modern novels contain fewer illustrations because the illustrations would necessarily be too naughty to pass the censor.adian Bank of Commerce, and the fact of Mrs.Macloughiln\u2019s being a fully trained nurse, made it appear to be a providential coincidenct that they (with their little boy) were spared from being victims of the epidemic in order that they might be free to do the work which they so ably and unselfishly undertook and carried through with such a marked success.Early in the morning, right | through the day, and until very late at night, did these people wholeheartedly and unstintedly give of their time, their energy, their ability and surely those of us, especially who were fever-stricken and who are now well and strong once again; and all who were benefitted and received any help at all in any way during and since those terrible days of April and May\u2014surely we have every cause to be most truly grateful to these two people.We are bidden to love our neighbor as ourselves.Mr.and Mrs.Macloughlin forgot themselves in their | devotion to what they felt and saw to be their duty as Christian people.Mrs.Macloughlin has now gone away for a well-earned rest, and Mr.Macloughlin hopes shortly to take his annual holiday.\u201cFriends in need are friends indeed!\u201d Yours truly, (Rev.) A.H.LUPTON.Mansonville, Que.PLAN TO ERECT A FLOUR MILL AT ST.JOHN\u2019S, NFLD.TORONTO, Sept.28.\u2014 Without inducing too much optimism reports from most of the pri.cipal cities in the Dominion which have reached the office of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association recently indicate that on the whole the trade situation during the next six months will be better than it was last year.Lumbering, it is anticipated, will be large number of factories report that orders have been received such as to ensure steady work for several months ahead.There is a brighter outlook for the fall and Christmas trade, the wholesale and retail trades, in most cities.The reports from western centres show that the abundant harvest has had a marked effect already in stimulating activity in many directions other than agricultural.From St.John, N.B., the report comes that the lumber trade is particularly active, with a good outlook for the ¦winter, whilst Fredericton also reports that the factories there are operating at full time.OPPOSE INFLUX FROM SOUTHERN EUROPE.(Associated Press Despatch) CALGARY, Sept.£8.'\u2014Opposing the influx of people from Southern Europe and Asia to Canada, delegates to the annual convention of the Army and Navy Veterans Association of Canada yesterday adopted a rescolution calling upon the Federal Government to concentrate its immigration policy on Great Britain.-y - SOMETHING TO BROOD OVER.Opportunities, like eggs, should be hatched while they are fresh.COWANSVILLE Miss Emma Gleason of Montreal», spent a few days at her home hero' this week.\t| The Methodist Ladies\u2019 Aid will hold their annual Chicken pie *up-* per on Thursday evening, October 4th.Supper will fee served frojp A to 8 p.m., and will be followed by a ! programme.Mrs.Crowthers entertained tha Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodic# Church on Wednesday afternoon, September 26th.There was a good attendance an darrangements wera> made for the annual chicken pi a supper.Work on the new sewer has commenced, and the contractors are calling foj* more laborers.Rally day will be observed in th0:.fFORTABtE BEDROOM AND SIT-1BL?room to let.Steam heated.North Ward.Apply Box 33 Record.FEMALE HELP WANTED.rpHP.EE-STONE\tDIAMOND BAR PIN lost Sept 11th, between De Grace\u2019s I restaurant.East Angus, and Lawrence Mac-; k ay\u2019s on Duds well Road.Reward if returned 'to Mabel Rolfe, Bishop\u2019s Crossing, Que.VyANTED\u2014A FEW HOUSE WINDOWS \u2019 » with one or two panes.Also sideboard for sale cheap.Phone particulars.Phone 1221-W.HOME WORK.Make money at home~$i5 to $sq paid weekly for your spare time writing show card* for us.Ne canvassiag.We iastruct and supply you with work.Wsst-Angus Showcard Service, 2Ô Oolbcrme Bldg., Toronto.T^ARN MONEY AT HOME WRITING showcards.We instruct and provide work.Kwik Showcard System, Bond, Toronto, Canada.EDUCATIONAL SECRETARIAL TRAINING.GLEASON'S ^ Business College, Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.690.\t1002 r 1-4.FOR SALE ¦pUEL FOR SALE\u2014DRY BIRCH CUT-tings, 2 in.square, 4 in.to 12 in.long, for immediate delivery.Bissell-Irwin Lumber Company.Phone 777.EGGS AND POULTRY.AN ONYX RING SET WITH FIVE -\u2018-\"A.pear is last in Bedford, Que., on Sept.2nd.Finder please leave at ilr.McKenncy's house.Reward.LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.Housemaid wanted for se?tem-I her Ist Apply to Mrs.Jas.McCrea, Ler.noxville, Que.Ladies can earn from ten to forty dollars weekly with our line of Personal Christmas Greeting Cards.Samples Free.We pay weekly Write for information.Dept.128 Carlton Publishing Company, Toronto Ont.EXPERIENCED TABLE MAID WANTED.-L-* Apply New Sherbrooke House.jtousemaid wanted for bishop-s College School.Wages $25.Apply to Matron, Bishop\u2019s College School.piGHTEEN HEAD OF -WORK HORSES for sale, all in good condition; also a saddle horse.Apply to A.Labrecque, 9 rear ; King St.West, opposite Market.\u2019\u2019pHREE PURE BRED JERSEY BULL calves for sale, eligible for registration, ages from two to six months, from an accredited herd.Apply R.G.Frank, Kings-jbury.Que.QLENBURN STOCK FARM.PURE BRED ^ Shorthorn bulls and calves, yearling and two-year-old heifers, Shropshire ram and ; ewe lambs.All stock registered or eligible.! John Racey, Lenncxville.VITANTED TO BUY'\u201420 BARRED ROCK \u2019 \u2019 or Rhode Island pullets, four or five months old ; must be well matured.Mention price for lot.Apply Box 26 Record.VITANTED\u20144,000 HENS AND SPRING * \u2019 chickens, also eggs and all kinds of poultry.Highest prices paid.Dunham Poultry & Farm Products, Regd., 29 Maisonneuve Market, Montreal.AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.c ARABLE GIRL WANTED FOR GEN-erai housework.No washing.Apply to Portland Ave.TVJRD SEDAN CAR FOR SALE.1922 model, in A1 condition.Shock absorbers, five new cord tires.Apply Box 29 Record : Office.TTOUSEMAID WANTED FOR OCTOBER 2Sth.Appiy to Mrs.A.Desüet», 7 Crease St.Phone 1551.rjENERAL CAPABLE GIRL WANTED ^ for October 1st.References.Apply P.O.Box 10-4, Dixviile, Que.pAPABLE MAID WANTED AT ONCE V for genera; housework.Apply Mrs.W.i B.Channel., 72 Queen St.Sherbrooke.pAPABLE GIRL WANTED TO DO GEN- j ;\tho-isew-rk.Apply at once to Mrs.j W.E.Mar;nail, Sawyerviiie.Que.'V'E'W 1923 FORD TOURING CAR FOR ^ gale.Never been used.$500 for quick purchase.Apply Box 37 Record.f jNE FORD TOURING CAE IN GOOD rinning order, also piano and Victrola, one pair of snowshoes.one baby sleigh with hood, and ail household furniture, refrigerator, a lot of small tools ; ail must be sold as owner ia leaving town.235 Belvidere Street.Phone 1246-J.T IVE POULTRY\u2014WE BUY LIVE POULr try and pay a premium above the market price for good fat stock.Write us for prices.We supply shipping crates free.Eastern Townships Poultry Farms, Limited, Foster, Qua REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.DEATHS.BECKETT\u2014Fred D.Beckett, son of the late M.F.J.Beckett and Mrs.Beckett died in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sept.27th, 1923.McKEANE\u2014Entered into rest Sept.27th, Thursday, Nora McKeane, aged 24 years at Montreal General Hospital.The funeral service will be held on arrival of C.P.R.train, 12.20, Saturday (Summer time to Elmwood Cemetery, where funeral service will be held.(For information Phone Lord\u2019s, 308.) ROSE\u2014Accidentally killed on Sept.27th, Mrs.Geo.E.Rose (Eunice Simpson), at the age of 67 years.Funeral service will be held on Sat.afternoon at 1.30 p.m.(Summer time) in the Chapel of Lord\u2019s Undertaking Parlors, from thence by motor to Richmond.Interment in St.Ann\u2019s Cemetery.(For information Phone Lord's Undertaking Parlors, 308.) SING\u2014Died at 168 Alexander St., Kingdoc Sing, aged 51 years, on Fri., Sept.28th, 1923.Remains will be removed from the Chapel of Lord\u2019s Undertaking Parlors Saturday morning to the C.P.R.train.Funeral and interment will take place in Montreal.IN MEMORIAM.In laving memory of Mrs.Sarah Little, who died at Water ville.Sept 23th, 1908.Today recalls sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest.And those who think of her today Are those who loved her best.IN MEMORIAM* In sad but loving memory of our dear father, Merritt J.Dalglish, who left us on Sept 26th.1920.Sleep on, dear father, your suffering\u2019s past.Our thoughts dwell with you to the last.For us you always did your best.May God grant you eternal reat.MRS.M.J.DALGLISH AND FAMILY.Sweetsburg, Que.Professional And Business Directory ADVOCATES yyiELLS, LYNCH & WILSON, ADVO- catea, Merchant* Bank Bldg.¦pRASEE, RUGG, MIGNAULT & HOLT-ham.Advocates, Q.C.R.Building.ATICOL, LAZURE.COUTURE & KING D5 W \u2014 05 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.T AWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVER, ADVO-1 J eaten, etc.Sherbrooke A Richmond.Que.HIS MAJESTY\u2019S Leaaee and Manager, Ba.il Honfall.Erening s 7.30 and 0.11 Sharp.TODAY GRAND VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM /\u201cVBREADY, PANNETON & BOISVERT, V 7 advocates.9 Wellington St.North.j TI W.MULVENA, ADVOCATE.OFFICE l L\u2018 opp.Court House.Wellington St.AUDITORS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC.JOHN J.GRIFFITH, L.I.A., AUCTION-\" eer.Accountant, Commissioner and Aud-itor, 46 Wellington St.North.Telephone 71.ARCHITECTS T w- GREGOIRE, 16 WELLINGTON ST.* SouthfGdpkone 280.CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS J H.BRYCE, L.A., C.G.A.AUDITOR, * 1S6 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.Tel.1303.! ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS SYDNEY A.MEADE, QUEBEC LAND k-\u2019 Surveyor, Coaticook, Que.Bell phone.MUSICIANS IRWIN SAWDON, MEMBER OF x Council and Representative Dominion College of Music.New Studio, 165 London St Special course for diplomas in Voice, Piano, Violin, Cello, Harmony and Counterpoint.Phone 835.NOTARIES \\\\ /ORTHINGTON & BORLASE.NOTAR-iea Public.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Harry Latoy George Winchman The talkative comedy\tComedy Clay Modeler Juggler ARCH & VEDA Novelty Singing and Comedy EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION THE JONES TRIO Spectacular Dancing and Musical Act also MADGE KENNEDY in her latest photoplay \u201cPurple Highway\u201d SATURDAY ONLY, SEPT.29TH.Matinee 2.30\tEvening 8.15 The Rhondda Welsh Male Chorus 16\u2014SOLOISTS\u201416 Under the auspices of the I.O.D.E.Prices:\u2014Evening $1.50, $1.00 and 75c.Matinee $1.00 and 75c.Children 25c.Box office now open for sale and exchange of tickets.Coming\u2014Jmimie Evans \u201cBeauty Revue\u201d Co.of twenty artists.PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS IN MEMORIAM.In loving memory of Pte.Alton C.Young, who died of wounds, Sept.28th, 1918, at Tooting Military Hospital, London, England.Oft and oft our thoughts do wander To a grave that\u2019s far away ; Where they laid you, dear Alton, Just five years ago today.Inserted by HIS FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHERS AND SISTERS.North Hatley.Que., Sept.28th, 1923.A ACRE FARM FOR SALE\u2014THREE miles from Cookshire, good buildings,! well watered, fully equipped, or would ex- 1 change for house in town.A bargain to quick purchaser.Easy terms.Stanley Willard, East Angus.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED TO BUY : ArOUNG GIRL SPEAKING THE BOTH i * languages requires position as r.ur.e j Apply Box 30 Record Office ££ SL\tFT;E-SACE MAX.HIGHLY P.State price\to-xi mended (English) wants furn IV* 54 Appiy to Record HIGHLY RECOM-:giish) wants furnaces to look after during winter months.Address Record Office.Box 31.T ICENSED HOTEL FOR SALE IN SMALL town near Sherbrooke, proprietor having to leave on account of poor health.Apply Box 28 Record.r> UN G A LOW FOR SALE CONTAINING seven rooms and bath, hardwood floors, cement cellar, furnace, electric lights, hot and cold water ; also garage, stable and hen bouée, ten acres of land adjoining city ; limits on Montreal road.For appointment phone 1322-F.T OT FOR SALE\u201480 FT.BY 132 FT., * J corner Walton and Victoria Sts.Apply Claude L.Spafford, 133 London St.CUMMER RESIDENCE FOR SALE\u2014COT-tage fully furnished, with two rew i boats, on shore of Lake Lester, ten miles | from Coaticook ; good road leading past cot- ! tage, running spring water, splendid fishing 1 and hunting.Will furnish photograph of cottage on request.For information apply Box 16 Record Office.THE BANKRUPTCY ACT.Notice of Sale.In the matter of J.A.BOULANGER, Sherbrooke, Que., Authorized Assignor.The unders*gned will sell by Public Auction at No.44 Wellington St.South (Rialto Dance Hall), Saturday, September 23th, 1923, at One o\u2019clock p.m.(standard time) the following: One piano, lampe, electric fans, clock, mirrors, desk, electric stoves, frames, chairs, curtains, tables, kitchen utensils, etc.Terms of sale : Ca^h.For all other information apply to ALLAIRE & LEBLANC, Authorized Trustees, No.72A Wellington St.North.Sherbrooke, Que.J.P.JUTRAS, Auctioneer.OFFICE TO RENT In Record Block.Camododious and Attractive.Price Ç20 per month.Apply SHERBROOKE RECORD CO.LTD.TVR.W.A.FARWELL.SPECIALIST TO the Sherbrooke Hospital.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Phone 457.45 Dufferin Ave.rtR.R.SPEER, Whit.Blk.Tel.1240.Eye, l-' Ear.Nose, Throat.Spec, to Sher.Hosp.TARS.DARCHE & HEBERT.SPECIAL-1st, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Bronchial tube diseases, asthma, etc.Private Hospital 92 King St West, Sherbrooke.Tel.664.TVR.L.C.BACHAND, CONSULTING Specialist, Eye.Ear, Nose.Throat New Olivier Block, Corner King and Wellington Sts., Sherbrooke.D R.ETHIER, PHONE 676, 84 KING ST.West.Electrotherapy; Urinary Diseases.\"pvRS.McCABE & PLANTE, SPECIALISTS to the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital.Eye, Ear, Noee and Throat.Olivier Block, Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.1740.Office hours 9.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.D 112.R.FRED C.HENEY (OSTEOPATHIC Physician) 46 Wellington St.N.Phone DR.E.A.TOMKINS.EYE, EAR.NOSE and Throat.N.Y.Post-graduate, N.Y.Eye & Ear Infirmary.136 Wellington St.N.Tel 178 \\TT A.STENNING, M.D., NEW YORK \u2022 Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital.Medical Diagnosis and treatment-Offices and X Ray Laboratory, 73 Frontenac St., Sherbrooke.Tel.Office 162.Res.671-W.Admiisioa:\t0\t[\tDaylight Savin* Erening .30c Matinee .20c\ti, Balcony .10c\t1\trnier î \u201c\u2022 ¦\u2019 [\t2.30, 7.00 and 8.45.Now Showing\u2014The King of Laughter Harold Lloyd with Mildred Davis in\t \u201cSAFETY FIRST\u201d\t The first great Seven Reel, Thritl-a-Minnte Comedy Sensation.Do not fail to eee America\u2019s fun-loving boy.whose youth, courage and Joy brings forgetfulness and smiles to millions.Other attractions including \u201cTHE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\t\t MICHAEL EMMET\u2014\tIreland\u2019s Sweet Singer.SPECIAL\u2014SUNDAY ONLY.The screen's most popular star, Rudolph Valentino and Carmel Myers in 66 K 11 M* Li\u201d\tCOMING\u2014MONa TUES., WED.The outstanding photo-dr amatio sensation of the century, \u201cThe Third Alarm\u2019\u2019 AH mght A romance of Love, Beauty and Adventure.Other attraction* include \u201cPothe Review,\u2019* \u201cFox News,\u201d and a Sunshine Comedy.\tThe special cast includes Ralph Lewis, Ella Hall, Johnny Walker, Emory Johnson and Virginia True Boardman.Other Attractions.Vaudeville\u2014Josh Dreno.Acrobatic Dancer.*J* ?J* «£?J* *** *J* ?J*\t?J* ?J*\t«J»\t«J* «J* «J* DEATHS REPORTED «J» ?!* «j* «j» ?j» **?* \u2022 «j» ?j» «j* «j* ¦«j* ANTED TO BUY FOR CASH\u2014HEVEN \u2019 * or eight t-.vrt houw in North Ward.A> t.y Box 25 Record.S3R Typewriters To Rent We have for rental twenty-five Type-writere of different makes: Remington*, Underwood*, Royal*, Empires and Olivers, at from $2.00 to $5.00 per month.To be able to operate a typewriter U a desirable accomplishment and makes you more valuable to your employer.Good machines for tale from $15.00 up to $100.00.Edwards Realty C«.Room 21 Olivier Block, Phana 1U7-F.TEAUHEK3 WANTED.pROTFATANT TEACHER HOLDING A fire*, c.a.Elementary diploma, wanted at once for S ton eh am School.State eaiary.J Apply to Temple McKee, Sec^Treaa., Stone- ; ham.Que, AGENTS WANTED T TEN AND WOMEN\u2014HERE IS A REAL opportunity\u2014sell Canada\u2019» best Penoral Greeting Xmas Cards.Our agents without previous experience are making $2 per hour spare or fall time, day or evening.Beautiful sample book supplied free.Deal direct and get highest commissions and beat service.Write without obligation.Manufacturers.122 Richmond West, Toronto.4 N INTELLIGENT CHRISTIAN WOMAN to interview mothers in the interest of religious education in the home, and distribute religious literature.$225 paid for ninety days' work.May work spare time.No experience necessary.State age and church connection.For particulars write Mr.Con-rad, 123 Spadina Building, Toronto.STRONG BRITISH FIRE INSURANCE Company is desirous of securing representation for hire and Casualty, in Sherbrooke and vicinity.Experience not absolutely necessary.Ail replies treated confidentially.Box 33 Daily Record.AUCTION SALE FOR Donald R.Graham At hix farm, two mUo* from MILAN, on the Spring Hill Road, Tuesday, October 2 Pr.young general purpose horaea, 2400 Ibe.;\t5 cow», yearling, 4 calves, 2 ah oats, baggy, lumber wagon, 2 single driving harness, 3 work harness, mower, tedder, horse rake, sulky plow, disc harrow, smoothing har-rov.*, spring tooth harrow, walking plow, one-horse seeder, cutter sleigh, set moccasin runner lumber sleds, cream separator, Eaton\u2019s No.5\t(newj ; carpenter and blacksmith tools, heavy chain and stone dogs suitable for quarry work, 1-4 to 1 Inch screw plate nearly new.quantity of sawed lumber, mostly inch ; Home Comfort stove, washing machine, a quantity of hay, green o&u and potatoes, a.l small farm tools, household furniture, etc.No reserve.Also the farm of 125 acres, 63 of extra good tillable land, 62 acres of standing timber, with buildings, water in house and barn.Terms on Moveables- To $15, cash.$15 to $50.six months ; over $50, one year with .good bankable notes.Special terms on real estate given at sale.Sale at 9 o\u2019clock Standard Time.Lunch at | Noon.H.H.POPE, Auctioneer.^ New Houses To Rent $15.00 and $16.00 per month Phone £.W.L.Page at 1660 or call at the office of the Canadian Conn.Cotton Mills.MARSBORO Miss G.MacKenzie, of Gould, is visiting relatives here at present.Mrs.Famham and Mr.Carleton Farnham, of Brownville, Me., have heen visiting Mrs.Roderick Morrison.Mrs.M.D.MacKenzie, \"who recently underv/ent an operation in Greenfield, Mass., has returned home.Mrs.Alex Murray was in Sherbrooke recently with her little son for medical treatment.MR.ERNEST LAMBOURNE, BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING, Sept.28.\u2014The death occurred on Saturday afternoon, September 15, at Thet-ford Mines, of Ernest Lambourne, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.E.Lambourne, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing.The unfortunate young man, who was only twenty years of age, was engaged in electrical repair work and accidentally came in contact with a live wire, causing instant death.The body was brought to his parents\u2019 home here Saturday night, and the funeral services were held on Monday, September 17, at the Church of the Good Shepherd.The Rev.A.E.E.Legge had charge of the services, assisted by the Rev.Mr.Roy, of Thetford.Both pastors paid a splendid tribute to the fine character of the deceased.Members of both St.John\u2019s Boys\u2019 Club and Girls\u2019 Club, of Thetford, were present, as well as many other friends from that place.The floral tributes were numerous and handsome.The remains were conveyed to the beautiful new Anglican Cemetery, situated where the Church of the Good Shepherd stood for many years, the deceased being the first to be laid to rest in the spot which he had done much to bring to its present beauty.Mr.Lambourne, who was born in London, England, leaves to mourn his loss, his parents, one brother, Mr.Bert Lambourne, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Water-ville ; an aunt, Mrs.Froud, of Stan-stead.besides numerous relatives in England.-4- Don\u2019t neglect to read the CIbmI-fled Advertisements in this Imu^ They likely name something you want.SAYS CREATE TOLEANCE IS NEEDED IN U.S.Prohibition in United States Was Also Discussed by Rex Beach, Noted Author.(Associated Près» Deapatch) OTTAWA, Sept.28v \u2014 Greater j tolerance and less effort on the 1 part of organized minorities di-! rected to the subjugation of others to their own views of conduct.Rex Beach, noted author, who arrived in Ottawa yesterday, expressed ns the pressing need in the United States today.Mr.Beach is accompanied by Mrs.Beach, and will do some hunting in the Pontiac district.Enlarging on his remark concerning greater tolerance in the states, Mr.Beach said that the present situation in Oklahoma arising from Governor J.C.Walton\u2019s war on the Ku Klux Klan, was one of the outstanding results of this wave of intolerance, which he stat-: ed was sweeping depressively over the States at present.The highly unsatisfactory results of prohibition was another that could not Tail to command attention.Speaking of prohibition in New York State, Mr.Beach expressed the opinion that if those resnpn-; sible for the observance of the : Volstead Act got busy and really endeavored to enforce it.JL shying effort for the repeal of the law would shortly follow.As it was.j he said, it was the poor man who desired the wiping out of the enactment from the books and the j rich man, who looked on passively, well assured of the fact that he could get it anywjji.In New York.RINGING UP FATHER COPYRIGHT 1918 BY GEORGE McMANUS ORDER TMn>\tTM*.T RF-bTAjjF.es,t> The - we ll meed VHI'b rOOD FOR THE AR.E TAKIMC, HEEÏE TOO AA 4* THE CIGARETTE WITH THE ORIGINAL FLAVOR 5^35?Jllso in Tins of^ 50 and WO Prouction.in Powell oil field Texas, Thursday was 166,000 barrels.Ratio Federal Reserve System 76.4\tagainst 77.2 week ago and 78.4\tyear ago.Ratio New York Federal Reserve Bank 83,7 against 87.7 week ago and 83.7 year ago.Canadian Car and Foundry declared two dividends of 3 1-2 each of the preferxpd on account of arrears.Shaffer Oil and Refining passes quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 percent on the preferred stock.Commercial appeal makes condition of cotton crop September 26th 47.8 against Government estimate of.54.1 August 26th.New Haven August net operating income $1,641,136 incerase $1,015,824.Eight months, $7,-205,312 decrease $1,349,877.Shipping Board revenue from Vessels during July and August $4,437,699 against $3,308,809 in corresponding months, 1922.Syndicate announced subscriptions to $172,0'00,000 Canadian 5 percent loan exceeds $100,000,000 and over-subscription assured.St.Logis Southwestern Railway [Dryden August surplus after taxes and Eastern charges $375,074 against $278,079.Eight months $1,722,701.Great Northern Railway August net operating income $3,005.799 against $1,798,619 in August 1922.Eight months $9,766,967 against $8,248,122.Aggregate July operating income of 72 telephone companies $8,666,056 against $9,558,510 in July, 1922.Seven months $80,-174,066 against $71,065,205.?> rostrum of the Exchange this morn-4 Jing.4* [ An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed later, estimating liabTities at $2,000,000 and assets at $2,340,000.Joseph R.Sheffield was appointed receiver under bond of $26,000.The firm was organized on July 18, 1919.It has three offices in this city, but no out of town connections.UNLISTED SECURITIES.Quotations furnished by Balfour, Adborta Pacific Grain 7 p.c.Pfd.Alberta Pacific Grain 7 p.c.Com.INVESTMENT SECURITIES Bolding Corticelli 7 p.c.Pfd.Do.Com.Brandram-Henderson 7\tp.c.Pfd.XD 1% p.c Do.Com.3 p.c.British Amer.Oil Co.Ltd.Can.Car & Foundry N otes.Oooksville Shale Brick.Canadian Westinghouse 8\tp.c.Com.Coekshutt Plow 7 p.c.Pfd.38 p.c.in arrears, Pay.4 p.c.Cosgrave Breweries .Dom.Power & Trams.7 p.c.Pfd.Do.Com.ANOTHER NEW YORK HOUSE FAILS (Adtociated Pre*s Detpntch) NEW YORK, Sept.28.Failure of the New York Stock Exchange house of Robert P.Marshall and Company was announced from the Engineering Frontenac Breweries .Famous Players 8 p.c.Pfd.50 p.c.Com.Do.Com.Gunns Ltd.7 p.c.Pfd.15% p.c.in arrears Holl.Con.Gold Mines 13 p.c.XD 1 p.c.International Milling 7 p.c.Pfd.Imperial Tobacco Can., Industrial Alcohol .Interprovincial Clay Products Ltd., Pfd.Laurentide Power 5 p.c Loews Thtrs.Metro.7 p.c.Pfd.8% p.c.in arrears .1.Do.Com.Bid\tAsked 90\t95 106\t.70 \t89 33 93 36\t40 31\t 93% 10\t 130\t42% 8 40 8% 53\t95 42 9% 21% 5\t80 8 \t44 11.90\t12.00 97\t98 100 5% 18%\t18% 95%\t100 \t10 75 DOMINION OF CANADA Refunding Loan 1923 5% BONDS Dated and bearing interest from 15th October, 1923, offered in twa maturities\u2014 20-Year Bonds due 15th Oct.1943 5-Year Bonds due 15th Oct.1928 Denominations\u2014$100, $500, $1,000.TO HOLDERS OF 1923 VICTORY ÏONDS T( Fn addition to the bonds offered for cash it has been arranged that all owners of Victory Bonds due November 1st, 1923, may exchange their holdings for the same amount of the new issue.They will receive in cash the difference between the face value of their maturing bonds anti the purchase price of the new security, namely: at the rate of $1.75 per $100 for 20 year bonds, and $1.00 for 5 year trends.SPECIAL PRIVILEGE Interest coupons on bonds exchanged are to he retained by the owner and cashed on November IsL As the new bonds will be dated October 15th, holders who exchange will thus receive an extra half month\u2019s interest thereby reducing the cost of 20 year bonds from 08.25, and 5 year bonds from 99.to the following: -98.02 and interest yielding 5.16% -98.77 and interest yielding 5.28% 20 YEAR P.ONDS-5 YEAR ROND8- Holders are urged to act promptly as this privilege is subject to withdrawal.Dominion of Canada Bonds are the moat attractive investment obtainable in Canada.Ask for full particular** HANSON BROS 160 St.James St.\tMontreal Telephone Main 807/ Don't neglect to read the Gasaifted Advertisements this issue.They likely name something you want.in I 793306 FACE TEN SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 192* SPORT NG NEWS YANKS HANDED BOSTON RED SOX Indians Went Down to Defeat Before Tigers\u2014Pirates Lost to Cubs.(Associated Pre-s Dcspet-S.j NEW YORK, Sept.2S\u2014The second rate Indians went down to defeat before the third rate Tigers in Detroit yesterday by the score of 5 to i.The Tigers made their big play In the fifth inning, when they wrote up four tallies in a row, taking the lead by one run.In the next inning each team took one for the last «core of the game.The Yanks trimmed the Red Sox tn Boston 8 to S.The American League champions started off with a bang in the first frame, taking three runs, hooked three more in the third, and the final pair in the eighth inning.The Red Sox made one brave stand in the sixth, when thy,- collected three, all in a row, but could not seem to scratch the pan again.In the National League the Pirates lost to the Cub, 8 to 3.O\u2019Farrell and Miller rounded the circuit in one sprint for the Cubs, while Grimm pounded a homer for the Pirates.The Braves defeated the Phillies, T to 2.in Philadelphia, counting five runs in the fifth inning and following with one in each of the next two.The h:t score was almost even, 12 ;o 11, with the winners leading.Wally Pipp.of the Yankees, sprained his ankle yesterday morning getting off the train, and Lou Gehrig, former football and baseball «tar at Columbia University, joined in.and starred both a: bat and at ^:rst base.Meusel also hurt his enkle sliding to the plate yesterday, «rd had to retire.Francis College Tennis Club recently held a tennis tournament in which keen competition was shown.The mixed doubles finals were finished n Tuesday, and Miss Roberta Rat-ray and D.E.Pope were the winners, defeating Miss Marion Robertson and S.L.Scott The following are the complete results: Miss Margaret MacLeod and D.Rattray beat Miss Reita Lay and R.MacLeay, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1.Miss Evelyn Drysdale and R.M.H.DuBoyce beat Miss M.H.Reed and C.Fraser, 4-6, 6-2, 6-0.Miss Roberta Rattray and D.E.Pope beat Miss Margaret Clark and C.MacLeod, 6-1, 9-7.E.Drysdale and R.M.H.DuBoyce beat M.MacLeod and D.Rattray7, 6-2, 5-7, 6-2.Miss M.Robertson and S.L.Scott beat Miss May Astell and L.Gilchrist, 6-2, 6-1.R.Rattray and D.E.Pope beat Miss Marion Smith and H.Montgomery, 6-, 6-1.R.Rattray and D.E.Pope beat E.Drvsdale and R.M.H.DuBoyce, 6-4, 6-0.R.Rattray7 and D.E.\u2022 Pope beat M.Robertson and S.L.Scott, 6-0, 6-4.WORRIED OVER COMMUNIST DISAPPEARANCE REVOLUTIONARY OF NEWPORT BOY , (Continued from page.1 .1 j succeed in Bavaria, with the Catholic ______\tparty'opposed to it.Joseph L.Gagner, Aged Seven- ruhr workers favor con-teen, Left Ktme on Monday ,.tinging fight.j u M i D u j r (Associated Press Despatch.) and Mas Wot Been Heard ot DUSSELDORF, Sept.28.\u2014 The Since.\t! impression voiced by French of- ______\tficials here is that the population ! ST.JOHNSBURY, Vt., Sept.28.| in the Ruhr taking a stand \u2014Relatives of Joseph Lontine Gag- fSainst the governments capituh-, ner, of Newport, will be greatly re- | Tn 15 in favor of continuing ! lieved to learn anything of the boy\u2019s U\"®\t.against Üie occupation i whereabouts, as he left home Mon- | \"^thout assistance from Berlin, day morning and has not been seen ;\t1\u201cea 15 gaining ground am- The boy, who is seventeen FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEADERS VS.THE REST.Inasmuch as the scheduled fixture between Circo and Richmond has been postponed, arrangements are under way to play a game between the pick of Beebe and East Angus vs.the Rest of the League.Complete details are not yet available as notice of the postponement of the Circo-Richmond game was received only this morning.In case the game is played the different players will be notified in sufficient time.AMERICAN I RAG UK Yesterday\u2019s Results At Detroit:\u2014\tR.H.E.Cleveland .411 1 Detroit .\t.591 Batteries \u2014 Shaute and Myatt, O\u2019Neill; Cole, Dauss and Bassler.At Boston: \u2014\tR.\tH.\tE.New York.8\t10\t0 Boston .3\t9\t3 Batteries\u2014Pipgras and Schang; Piercy and Picinich.NATIONAL LEAGUfc Yesterday\u2019s Kcsaits -At Chieago:\u2014\tft.\tB.\tE.Pittsburgh.2\t6\t1 Chicago.8\t11\t0 Batteries\u2014Hamilton, Stone and Schmidt, Gooch; Keen and O\u2019Faneli.At Philadelphia:\u2014\tR.\tH.\tE.Boston.7\t12\t1 Philadelphia .2\t11\t0 Batteries \u2014 Cooney and Smith; E.r.g, Head, Bishop and Wilson.Exhibition games New York Nationals .3\t9\t3 Baltimore .4\t10\t0