The Quebec chronicle, 15 septembre 1921, jeudi 15 septembre 1921

[" Weather A Few Scattered Showers ESTABLISHED 1764, HOT HOUS Recoived daily, per pound .Gloss containing $ om.Pied by HA ADORE te dir Como Lefevre-Utile, Nantes, France Potit Beurre Biscuits in 1-Ub.tin .(Guaranteed made with butter) GENUINE GUAVA JELLY Forecast: E GRAPES th +0 01 20 00 65 06 00 0180 \u2018Phones 1247-1248 A.GRENIER 94-96 ST.JOHN'STREET FIVE DELEGATES APPOINTED FOR ANY CONFERENCE Dall Eireann Approve Cabinet\u2019s Reply To British Prime Minister PREMIER DISSATISFIED No Actual Hitch Has Occurred in The Irish Ne~otia- tions i London, Sept.14\u2014The Dail Elreann in session at Dublin today approved its Cabinet's reply to Prime Minister Lloyd George's latest proposals and ratified the appointment of five delegates to a *'poseible conference\u201d with representatives of! Great Britain.From what little can | be ascertained here, however, the, reply, which has not yet heen made! public, is reported not to have met ; with the approval of Mr.Lloyd! George.The hurried return to Dublin of | the Sinn Fein couriers who.delivered the reply te Mr.Lloyd George at Gairloch, Scoblaiid, Inst night.canset much soseulation and well informed circles here took this to indicate : that th reply did not romply with: the British Government's stipulation that Ireland must remain within the Empire.No word came from Gairloch today, but the turn sn events has caused some pemsiriism both here and in Dublin.There's another version of the latest exchanges.however, which declares that the 8inn Fein couriers only went to Gairloch to clear up some points for the Dall Cabinet preliminary te the proposed conference and that Mr.Lloyd George explained these to the Irish emissaries.As the couriers cannot reach Duhlin before to-nigh® the publication of the reply seems improbable before Thursday.or possibly Friday.Premier Dissatisfied Although ne actual hitch has ac- curred In the Irish negotiations, says the Evening Standard today.\u201cThe Premier was so dissatisfied with Ramon De Valera's reply that he asked the couriers sent to Scotland to return immediately to Dublin to convey to Mr.De Valera the Premier's views on the points raised\".\u201cIn view of the indefinite character of the Sinn Fein proposals\u201d, continues the newspaper \u2018\u2018the couriers were in effect told to go home and produce something better.Mr.De Valera's note waa so full of reservations as to precipitate all sorts of difficuitiea were they not cleared up in advance of the full conference.\u201cThe reservations also did not accept Mr.Lloyd George's first condl- tion that the basis of the whole conference munt be acceptance of Ireland's inclusion within the Empire\u201d.\u201cIt Is helleved the points at isaue will be cleared up In sufficient time for the conference to open next Tuesday\u201d continues the newspaper.\u201cThe Premier\u201d, it adds.\u201cls acting within the powers conferred upon him personally to conduct the Inte rim negotiations in.order that nothing might interfere with the holding of the conference on Tuesday\".Appointment Approved Dublin, Bept.14\u2014The appointment of plenipotentiaries to the proposed conference at Inverness with British representatives to discuss the rettlement of the Irish question wan approved by the Dall Eireann at Its session here today.The Dail unanimousiy approved the reply to the recem proposals of Mr.Lloyd George.British Premier, regarding the Irish peace negotiations.\u2018The Dail's official hulletin anneun- cing approval of the \u201cve plenipotentiaries says this was done \u201cIn view of a possible conference with repre sentatives of the British Govern ment\u201d.The Dail plemipotentiaries, it was explained, were not appointed to go to Inverness In response to the Prime Minister's Invitation hut have been chosen to carry on possible negotiations which may or may not follow the receipt dy Mr.Lioyd George of the Dail Cabinst's reply.The appointments of plenipotentiaries approved were those of the tullowing: Arthur Oriftith, feunder of the Sinn Foin and foreign Minister of the Dail Cabinet, chairman: Michael Collins, Finance Minister: Robert C.BURGLAR CAUGHT IN LIVELY GHAGE Police Surprised Two Men Looting The Geo.Marceau Store On Finlay Market Caught red-handed while they were looting the store of Geo.Marceau, saddler, Finlay Market Square, at 12:40 o'clock this morning, two burglars jumped through the plate glass door in their dash for liberty.Une of them succeeded in making his escape but the other was captured by Constables Geo.Lubuc and E.Lapointe, of No.b Police Station, on the Canada 3dteamships wharf after a lively chase, \u2018he mau arrested gave his name as Romeo Lacroix, of Montreal, and said that he did not know the name of his companion.He said that he came to Quebec recently with some pulpwood and that at the l\u2019alais yesterday he met In with another man who asked him to assist in making a haul of from $25,000 to $80,000.The prisoner said that he was told that all he would have to do was to watch at the front duor and give the alarm should the police come, and that he would get half of the booty, Entrance to the store was gained (rum a door {n the rear opening on a lane off Sous-le-Fort street and the men once in the store rummaged through everything, They had se- jected two valises, one valued at $20 and another at $13 from the racks and had them ready to earry when they were surprised.They also Lroke open à desk from which they tuok five dollars in cash.At the time the men entered the store, Constables Geo.Dubuc and E.Lapointe were on duty at the Levis Ferry landing and could be seen by the burglars from the front window of the stors.With the two policemen in view the men evidently felt safe to operate at their sase, but they had not reckoned with Constable Basile Devost, whose duties call upon him to try all the doors on the dir: ferent streets of the beat.Constable Devost was trying the doors on Sous-le-Fort street and entered the lane.When he reached the rear door of the Marceau store he noticed {that the glass was broken and when he tried the door he found that it was unbolted.He immediately drew his revolver and turned on his flash light, Surprised as they were and ending their expected avenue of exit barred they hurled themselves against the plate glass of the front door, and as they did so Constable Devost discharged his revolver to attract the attention of his fellow eonstables, who, he knew were stationed at the ferry.Attracted by the sound of breaking glass and the revolver shot Const Dubuc and Lapointe dashed across the square to head oft the fugitives.One of the men dashed up a side street, but the other made across the square and the of- cers gave chase cornering him on the whart of the Canada Steamship Lines, When the prisoner was hrought to No, § Station he was searched by fergt.Keallen in charge of the Htatlon.A sum of ahout $2.60 wan found In his pockets in amall change, but he affirmed that he had that money with him hefore he had enlisted to burglarize the Marceau store.The prisoner, Romeo Lacroix, will likely be arraigned in the Court of Sessions today.: DPR.CLARKE INDEPENDENT Edmonton, Alta.Sept.14\u2014The Journal publishes this afternoon a copy of a letter sent by Dr.Michael Clarke, of Red Deer, to Hon.T.Arerar, leader of the National Progressive Party, in which Dr.Clarke definitely makes the statement that he will not be a candidate In the forthcoming Federal election under the Progressive or Farmer banner.He denounced H.W.Wood's Government policy.\u2014 MR ROERT BORDEN ACCEPTS LEOTURKSHIP Toronto, Kept.14\u2014#ir Robert Rorden has consented to accept the Marficet lectureship at the University of Toronto and will deliver the lectures on October §, ¢.and 7.The subject of the lectures will be \u201cAn Introduction to the Study of Constitutional Development in Canads,\u201d and the first of the series From the Cession of Canada to Confederation\u201d the second lecture deals with \"From Confederation to the World War,\u201d and the third, \u201cThe World War and After.\u201d leading figures In the preliminary negotistions: Eamonn J.Duggan, Sinn Fein Member of Parliament and & leading figure in the arrangement of the Iriah truce; George Gavan Duffy who hab acted as re- whe has been ome of the presentative of the Sina Fein adroed.The = ee SIX THOUSAND ATTENDED BALL Given By Montreal Harbor Commission To The British North Atlantic Squadron Montreal, Sept.14\u2014Nearly six thousand people attended the naval ball given by the Harbor Commissloners to-night on Victoria pler.Sixtesn hundred were the especial guests of the evening, blusjackets from the four cruisers of the British North Atlantic squadron now in port, and these, judging by all appearances, had the time of their lives.Ana the members of the many women's organizations who were their partners also appeared to find the occa- slon as entetaining as it was unique.Sociabiiity was the order of the evening.The seilors and girls did not pair off into isolation but tormed big, happy groups which enabled sach to achleve a better understanding and frienship with the other than would have been possible otherwise.The huge upper floor of shed No.19, one thousand fest long and one hundred wide, which was the ball room proper: presented a striking sight.Jolly jack tare, soi- dlerly looking marines and the fair sex of Montreal danced on the asphalt flooring, especially waxed for the occasion, under hundreds of red, white and blue electric lights, bunting and flags.The shed was open to the water on two sides, and the stars and myriad lights on the shores and on the ships lying at their wharves made a wonderful contrast with {is brilliant interior.Close to the ropes which guarded the open sides were arranged num- hers of tables and hundreds of chairs for refreshments and sitting out.\u2018There was comparatively little of the latter, however.URGES SUPPORT FOR THE PREMIER Never Had Democracy More Heavy Burden Of Responsibility Deolares Foster - Belleville, Ont, Sept.14\u2014Declar- ing that never hed democracy a more heavy burden of responsibility resting on its shoulders, Right Hon.Sir George Foster, epeaking at E.Gus Porter's third annual pienic at \u2018Trenton this afternoon, urged over- wheiming support at the polls in the forthcoming election, of Premier Meighen.whose natural capacity, principles and experience in public life, best fitted him to be Prime Minister of Canada.Turning to the tariff tesue, Sir George said that the Government had come Into power by an overwhelming majority on the fiscal îe- sue.\u201cAre you going to wipe out from your own knowledge all ez- perience of the past?he asked.Hs declared that the Meighen tariff average was 13 per cent as against 29.9 per cent during the regime of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, What the onservative Party wanted was adequate protection of industries and Inbor.Since the armistice Sir George sald there is not a country that has not increased its protection.News Index.Page One.Five Delegates Are Appointed.Burglar Caught In Lively Chase.Six Thousand Attended Ball.No Reduction In Freight Rates.Nine Killed In Serious Fire.Arbuckle In Held Responsible, Weather Report.Page Two.House Problem Acute In France.Social And Personal.Page Throe, New Brunswick Election Talk, Harvest WII! Be Bumper One, Fashion Parade Great Success.Prohibition In The Dominion.Dispense With Griffenhagene.Prisoner Was His Own Lawyer.Ex-Servicg Men To See Premier.Mining Trade In Convention.Winnipeg Grain Exchange Head.Raney Defends Ontario Government.Page Four.Editorial: Press Comment.Bought To Run Liquor Into U.3.Page Five.Two Drowned In Grande Riviere.Success Of Fine Arts Exhibition, Binet 1s Also In Metropolis.Weekly Rotary Club Luncheon.Two Cases To Btart Today, Open Season In Full Swing.Page Six.Sixteen Matches Were Played.Miss Leitch Gave Fine Bxhition, Records Hroken And Equalled, Fight Went Full Ten Rounds.W.T.Tiiden 1s Tennis Champion.Draw For The Meredith Cup.Page Seven.Myrand & Pouliot's Announcement.Page Eight.Americans Kick Over Ruling.Youth Bhoots Bank Officer.Says Statement 1s Misleading.Page Nine.Financial and Commercial News.New York and Montreal Markets.Page Ten.At The Theatres.Rarely Result of Luck.\u2018Teutonic Sold By Admiralty.Reminiscences Of The Past.LARP \u2014 eus ame \u2014 QUEBEC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921.FREIGHT RATES IN CANADA NOT T0 BE REDUGED No General Cut In Railway Rates At The Present Time JUDGMENTS RENDERED Reduotion Of 25 P.C.In Pull- | man And Parlor Car Rates Recommended Ottawa, Ont, Sept, 14\u2014(By Can.Press) \u2014There will be no general reduction in rafiway freight rates at the present time.Two judgments were brought down by the Board of Railway Commissioners this morning.On the opinion of Chief Commissioner Carvell and concurred In by Commissioner -Nantel, recom mended a general reduction in freight rates of 10 per cent.except in cases where the rates have already been lowered, as In the osse of livestock and grain from the rail head.The chief commissioner's judgment also recommends a 25 per cent reduction in Pullman and parlor car rates, With this judgment, Commissionors McLean, Rutherford and Boyce do not concur.Their majority rut.ing is that there be no immediate reduction in freight rates.The ground they take is that pending the decision of the special tribunal appointed to investigute the wage question, the application for rate reduction be not granted.Following announcement of the board's majority ruling, the follow- Ing explanatory statement was issued: \u201cAs a result of the divided opinion of railway commissioners, thers will be no reduction In freight and aleeping car rates, ete, at least for the present.\u201cThe chief commissioner has written a judgment, concurred in by Deputy Chief Commissioner Nantel in which he takes the financial requirements of the Canadian Pacific Railway as the basis for his findings upon i the Mncrensé Tales wi given a year ago.From an examination of the financial statements furnished by the Canadian Pacific Rallway Company he finds that, at the end of the present year, ther should be a surplus of about $4,000,- 000 and that there should be a duction of 25 per cent.in sleeping.and parlor car rates, that is one-half the increase granted a year ago.There should be a reduction of 10 per cent.upon all freight rates excepting upon sand, gravel and crushed stone, cord wood, slabs.edgings and eaw mill refuse, when used for fuel, and milk, as no increases were made on these commodities a year ago.Assistant Chief Commissioner McLean and Commissioners Boyce and Rutherford have filed a judgment refusing the rate reduction on the ground that the wages of railway employees are now the subject of investigation by a conciliation board, In his judgment Commissioner Carvell says that the rates granted the railway companies of Canada a year ago were very severe and \"I am not at all surprised that they were a great shock to the people generally, who were compelled to patronize the railways and who, of course, would have to pay the extra rates and yet, after a year's experience and a very close study of the traffic returns from month to month, I am satisfied they were cn- tirely Justified and nothing less would have complied with the requirements of the law which says that we should give to the transportation companies just and reasonable rates.\u201d After referring to the Chicago wage award, Mr.Carvell continued: \u201cAs I feit that in order to avert a catastrophe to the railway companies of Canada à year ago we were compelled to give the Incrense above referred to when the same board in the United States some months ago ordered a reduction in the wagons of the employees of the United States rallways amounted to about 32 1-3 per cent.I naturally feit that the Canadian employes should at least make a like reduction and we are informed they have aireedy put these reductions into eftect, dating in the case of the Cansdian Pacific trom the 15th day of July last, and all the roads are now paying thelr men.on this reduced basis.\u201d It war further admitted hat materials are costing them at east 238 per cent.less than a year ago and Mr, Carvell adds \u201ci had a very strong impresson that the pub- fic war entitled tn a substantial reduction In freight rates.\u201d The Assistant Chief Commissionor concludes: \u201cPending the decision of the special tribunal appointed to investigate as to the wage question involved, 1 do not feel that | am Justified in expressing an opinion ar to the propriety of a rate reduction based essentinlly on a wage reduction whose justifabdllity is at present under Investigation.\u201d : EIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS Wala, Walla, Washington, Sept.14 \u2014Eight distinct earthquake shocks, the first of a violent nature, Were felt at Dixie, Washington, this morn- Ing, according to residents.There no damage aside from the: breaking of windows.No explosion occurred In the vicinity which | Point Breess plant of the Atlantic Bt Lawrence\u2014Modernte winds, part.NINE KILLED IN SERIOUS FIRE Atlantic Refining Company In Philadelphia Soene Of A Spectacular Blaze Philadelphia, Sept.14\u2014Nine men are known to have been killed and more than a score injured.several of whom are expected to die in the second serious fire to visit the Big Refining Company in a month.\u2018Three more men are reported missing and may have been burned to death beneath flaming tanks of petroleum.\u2018The fire was preceded dy a terrific explosion which drenched workmen with flaming oil before they could leap to safety, killing several Instantly.Others employed further back from the tanks were sprayed with the searing petroleum and painfully injured.Only prompt action by the company\u2019s organised rescue squads prevented the death list from mounting higher, witnesses de- ciared.A dense pall of smoke accompanied the first blast, making it dif- fleuk for the rescuers to reach men who wers frantically trying to save themselves from being burned to death The explosion courred in the North section of the yard where several hundred men are employed in the manufacture of naptha.Many of these work in underground tunnels where fires that boil the crude product Into naptha are maintained.Some of the dead were trapped In these tunnels by veritable rivers of liquid fire let loose upon them by the blast.So fast did the blaze travel that even those working in sections of the tunnel some distance from the tank in which the explosion occurred could not lsap to safety before being badly burned.The intense heat hampered the efforts of rescue workers.Flames shot more than a hundred feet in the air and the under-tunnel passages became seething masses of fire, close to which city firemen were unable to approach for several hours.It is teared the three missing men were trapped in these tunnels and no hope is entertained for them if such is the case.Most of the bodies recovered wers burned beyond recognition.Officials of the Atlantte Refining Company were unable early to-night to explain the explosion, the second fatal accident of the \u2018kind to oceur in & month.The first was on August 14, when five men were killed and property damaged to the extent of a million dollars.; TORONTO CAR SYSTEM IS WORTH $20,000,000 Chicago Expert Gives Evidence Before Board Of Arbitration In Queen City Toronto, Ont.Sept.14\u2014According to the appraisal of W.J.Hagenach, the Chicago expert, engaged by the Toronto Street Railway Company to testify before the Board of Arbitration who wilt fix the price to be paid by the city for the railway property, the car system In worth $20.447.612.hr system, he says could not be rebuilt under existing costa for less than $27,000,000.Mr.Hagenach in the first witness and the company has twenty-three more to be heard.Mr.Hagenach's estimate of twenty million is about fifteen million more than Mayor Church sald recently the city would be obliged to pay.The Weather.Toronto, Ont.Mept.14\u2014Excent for a few local showers In the Lake region the weather han been fine over the Dominion with somewhat higher temperature In Saskatchewan and Alberta.A tropical disturbance centered tonight just west of Hermude and will probably move north eastward not far from the Nove Bcotian coast by Thursday night.Temperatures: Min, Max Prince Rupert .83 88 Victoria .++ 150 00 + 46 40 Vancouver ,.44 86 Calgary .«.+.26 88 Edmonton .+.\u2026.34 #0 Hattleford .+.+.34 bé Medicine Hat ., ., .38 86 Moosejaw .+.1.20 BS Regina .80 B58 Winnipeg .43 64 Parry Sound .ce ee 46 84 London .«0 .-.b8 7 Toromo .+ +.22 «cx #3 73 Kingston .b0 60 OUAWR 2 20 00 20 00 00 43 64 Montreal .46 68 Quebec .+.01 12 0.88 86 St.John .+.22 51 010 GR 64 Halifax.se 6s Lower Lakes, and Georgian Hay, Ottawa Valley and !pper and Lower ly cloudy with a few scattered showers.Gulf and North @hore\u2014Moderate westerly winds, falr and comparatively cool.Maritime-#Tropiea! disturbances centered tonight just west of Bermuda likely to move northeastward, probably not far from the Nova Scotia coast late on Thureday.Marinors should use caution.Maritime TForecast\u2014Moderate to fresh winds, fair, danger of gales off the Nova Scotia const at night.Superior\u2014Moderate winds, | fair ARBUCKLE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR AGTRESS\" DEATH Verdiot Of Coroner's Jury Charges Him With Man- slaughter\u2014Speedy Trial THE CAUSE OF DEATH Miss Rappe Sucoumbed To Peritonitie\u2014Stop Arbuckle Films in Ontario San Francisco, Cal., Sept.14\u2014The Coroner's jury returned a verdict te- day holding that Miss Virginia Rappe.motion pioture actress, came to her death through peritonitis, caused by the rupture of an Internal organ.Roscoe C.(Fatty) Arbuckle was held responsible by the jury for Miss Rappe's injury and the District Attorney was directed to conduct \u20ac fuH investigation of the matter, slaughter and dtrected that all offi- ctal sources concerned conduct a full and exhaustive investigation.The jury held that Miss Rappe came to her death through the application of force \u201cwhich we beMeve from the evidence was applied by Roscoe Arbuckle, and we hereby charge him with menslaughtsr, \u201cWe recommend that the District Attorney, Chlef of Police and Grand Jury and prohibition enforcement officers take steps to prevent a further occurrence of such events so that San Francisco will not be made the ren- dex-vous of the debauche and the sangwter.\u201d Jury\u2019 Verdict The verdict in assigning the catise of Miss Rappe's death said: .the coroner's jury, find that the maid Virginia Rappe, aged 38, single, residence Los Angeles, eame to her death on September 9, at the Wakefield Sanatarfum from a rup- | tured bladder, peritonitis, \u201cAnd we further find that maid Virginia Rappe, came to her death from peritonitis caused by a rupture of the urinary bladder caused by the application of some fores, which, contributing cause, from the evidence submitted, was | applied by one Roscoe Arbuckle.\u201cWe therefore charge the sald Arbuckle with the crime of manslaughter.\u201d Ben Boas, one of the nine jurors.returned a minority verdict in which he said that Miss Rappe\u2019s fatal injuries were caused by the appliea- tion of some force but \u201cI am unable to say who applied it.\u201d Two charges of murder, one preferred by the police and the other by Mrs.Bambina Maude Delmont, friend of Mise Rappe.and two charges of manslaughter, one returned by the Grand Jury and the rest other by the coroner's jury against Arbuckle.\u2018The coroner's jury was out for more than three hours after an examination of witnesses which started last Monday.Arbuckle although deeply moved, accepted the verdict with composure, Other Developments The verdict was the outstanding | event of the Arbuckle case today.Other developments were: The starting of an Investigation into charges that liquor was brought to and served at the Labor Day party in Arbuckle's hotel rooms where Miss Rappe \u2018was alleged to have suffered the attack which ended in her death.The finding of Betty Campbell, show girl and one of those attending the party after she was reported to have disappeared and her inter- | rogation by the District Attorney.The statement of Captain of Detectives Matheson that one of the girl witnesses who had attended the party had been asked to accept a bribe to withhold her testimony.District Attorney Matthew A.Brady sald he had not decided what course to pureus in regard to the murder complaint, in view of the manslaughter charges, but would settle the matter before Friday when Arbuek ppears in police court to plead to the murder charge.The Grand Jury indictment for manslaughter Is to be returned in the Superior Court tomorrow.Speedy Trial For \u201cFatty\u201d The way was paved today for a speedy trial of Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle motion picture comedian, on one of two charges which hold that he is responsible for the death of Miss Virginia Rappe, motion picture actress, after she had been subjected to nn alteged attack in hin rooms in the Bt.Francis Hotel.The first charge in murder, preferred Monday by Mra.Bambina Maude Delmont, who said she wan in an adjoining room at the time of the alleged attack.The second in mai ughter, which was returned as à (rue bill hy the Grand Jury last night, and which will become a formal Indictment when it ie filed in Court to-morrow.The authorities are discussing tn- day the charge on which they will bring the actor to trial.District Attorney Brady ia of the opinion that the murder charge should stand.It Arbuckle is cleared of that charge in the event that he is tried on it, he must till face the manslaughter charge.The Coroner's inquest, which started Monday was continued today with Mise Sey Prevost and Alee Blake, show girls.scheduled as witnesses.They attested In statements should aceount for the repost.and comparatively cool.to the authorities and the Grand le.Quebec Chronic verdict charges Arbuckle with man.| apparently P Temperatures: PRICE TWO CENTS.; ensemble.Mink, by reason FOR SUIT WEAR > Minks Even the most charming Tailleur or Street Frock requires the softening touch of beautiful Fur to complete the perfect blending with the rich Autufn browns, is in high favor for Suit wear, and wheather your preference is one of the large shawl stoles, à pretty cape effect, or perhaps just a tiny choker our large selection offers you an unlimited choice of style or quality.We are featuring at the moment a very nice line of one skin Choker Heo at the modest price of $14.50 of its harmonious DIRECT FROM PARIS Prices .movee and Hair Pins.| We are showing a very beautiful display of gold inlaid Parisian Ivory and Shell Combs and Hair Ornaments, THE SPANISH COMB $2.00 up For evening wear we have an excellent selection of Rhine Stone Hair Pins, Barrettes, Necklets, Bracelets Something new every day, G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS 1 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec.Opposite City Hall: GOLD SAUTOIR CHAINS A very pretty chain in 14k.green gold, suitable for carrying a lorgnette, purse or photo locket, G.SEIFERT & SONS, VALIQUET\u2019S Individual Club Breakfast 7.00 to 9.30 am, VALIQUET Royal Coffee House Did you ever give it a thought that, is the best eating place in town.COLD SODAS\u2014ICE CREAM ORIGINATORS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT Phone 6567-6568\u2014\u201412 Fabrique 8t.\u2014\u2014Opp.City Hall 'S RESTAURAN oy Special Lunchean 11.30 am.to 2 p.m, Jury that they were present at the Labor Duy panty in the 8t.Francis Hotel in which Miss Rappe is alleged to have received the injuries that resulted in her death four days later.Auachment Against Estate.Los Angeles, Cal, Sept.14\u2014Ray- mond Gould, an Interior decorator has filed an attachment against all the known real estate owned by .Roscne (Fatty) Arbuckle In Los {Angeles as a detail to a suit for $11,400 which Gould sald was due \"him for decorating the house and grounds of Arbuckle's \u2018here, ® waa announced.| \u2018This was the second attachment brought against Arbuckle\u2019s property tone first having been filed Monday hy a furniture company which claimed Arbuckle owed the company $6,600, said to be the purchase iprice of twenty five pieces of furni- \u201cture, residence New Pictures Banned.\u2018Toronto, Rept.14\u2014~No new Roscoe Arbuckle pictures will be admitted to Ontario unless the motion picture comedian is acquitted of charges preferred again him in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Rappe.Hon.Peter Smith, Provincial Treasurer, announced today that the Ontario Board of Censorship will decline to accept Arbuckie's films for review until the case ia cleared up.The beard had no power, he added, to recall Arbuckle pictures which it had previously passed.and which arc now in circulation through the provinee.TRIAL SHIPMENT OF CATTLE FAILURE Alberta Government's Experi« ment Resulted In Net Loss To Province Edmonton, ANe., Sept.14\u2014The trial shipment of fat beef cattle that was sent to Scotland in June by the Provincial Department of Agriculture resulted in a net loss to the Government.They ahow an average cost per head of $92.With an average return of 5188.88.There 86 head of export steers in the shipment.The animals were shipped to Glasgow and were there sold at the public market for immediate slaughter.The sales in the Glasgow market ahowed that the smaller handy weight steers of good type and hreeding, ranging from 1,300 and 1.« 380 pounds were most In demand, the heavier fat steers not meeting with ready sale for the summer trade WESTERN GRAIN FLOOD Winnipeg, Man., Sept.14\u2014Appree ximately 18,000,000 bushels of new grain have been billed over the aâtan National Railway from W ern points, officiats announced t day.This is more grein than loaded up to October 30, it nated, 25 Trops and Soothing seither Opi age is its guarantee.been in constant use assimilation of Food; gi The Children\u2019s Comfort\u2014The GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of G7) In Use For Over 30 Years Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.Foods are specially prepared for is oven more essential for Baby.For more than other's Friend.° ° THE CENTAUR COMPANY.NEW YORK CITY babies.A baby\u2019s medicine Remedies primarily prepared It was the need of jy for the common ailments of Infants and Childres that brought Castoria before the public after and po claim has been made for years has not proven., What is CASTO \u201cCastoria is a barmiees substitute for Castor Syrups.It is pleasant.ium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance.Its years it has for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Sed oh De tins by que or and Bowels, aids ng the Stom Fond: uv healthy and natural sleep.years of research, it that its use for over 30 RIA?of, Paregoric, it contains s Fashio | Modern women have broken away from the idea that washday must be the hardship day.They now make it a day to look forward to, ns it means less All that is nee- labour than formerly.essary is to prepare the bundle and hand it to our driver when he calls, it being returnesd irons, Ther i: the way.Phone 52:3-524 for ihe Dfeitfer Van And he in Fashion.| Pfeiffer s Modem Laundry \\ the apace around so spacious that HOUSE PROBLEM ACUTE IN FRANCE England Began 60,000 Dweli lings Last Year-Dearth Of | Labor London.Sept.14-\u2014Fhe housing problem is as acute in England and {France as in the United States.In {England the shortage of houses has had a very Bad effect on the general health.Not only is there & lament- lable lack of accommodations.but à considerable proportion of that which exists ls inadequate and un- _hygienic The result is that health and morals suffer, and in fact a good deal of the Industrial unrest st the presént time is due to Inadequate and bad housing The British Government Is endeavoring to grapple with the problèm snd had made more progress than might have been \u2018expected with its housing scheme in the last twelve months.The efforts, however, are greatly I hindered by the shortage of labor, especially skilled labor.Statistics with regard to skilled labor in England and Wales are appalling in their significance.For example.in 1810 there were 73.012 masons; in 1920 there were 19,310.There were 9,796 slaters in 1910; there were 8,- {673 in 1920, There were 31.301 plasterers in 1910; in 1520 there were 12,087.There were 115,995 {painters in 1910; in 1920 there were 133.082.Still, as sald before, the * Jovernment Is making progress with :lta scheme, and some 60.000 houses were commenced in 1930, ! The municipal councll of Paris adopted a housing scheme at @ re- \"cent sitting.M.Etevenon, municipal inspector.for which 14,000 meters jof land has Deen secured In the Picpus quarter.There will be three strests with houses six stories high.but the houses will bé so placed and all the walls will be exposed dally ta direct rays of sunlight.They THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Mr.H.Mclaren.of Montreal, is a guest at the Chatesu.Mr.W.J.Fernsyhough.of Mont- |} real, is staying at the Chateau.Mr, H.E.Henderson, of Montreal, is registered at the Chateau.Mr.and Are.W.Pilon, of Storey Point, are In town for a few days.Mr.H.Meredith Smith of Mont.| real Is among (he guésts at the | Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Osterman of Lowell, Mass.registered st the Chatéau.Mr.and Mrs.Lucien Ladouceurof Amos, Abitibi, are in town fer a few days.Mr, and Mrs.W, J.Munter.off Winnipeg.are ia town, gudsts atif the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Jules Gauvin and family have returned to tows from 8t.Peronille.Mr.anâ Mre.Davié F.Rodértéénare in town from Montreal, staying at the Chateau.Mr.ané Mre.Pierre Blouin and Mise Hermine Blouin have left by motor for Montreal Dr.and Mrs G.R.Waller, of Lowell, Mass.are in the city.stay- Ing at the Chateau.Messrs.F.Cardinal and Jos Para: || dis, of Montreal, are in town, stay- |i ing at the Chateau.Mre.F.T.Kidder and Mise Kidder, of Woodstock, N.B., are apend- ing à few days in town.Mr.and Mrs.George Brown and family have returned from Neuville |] where they spent the summer.Mins Helene Roberge, of Winnlpeg.is at Lambton, visiting her father, Hon.Eugene Robergein town yesterday from Montreal and are registered at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Adelard Tessier.of tt.Foye and Mrs.G.J.Tessier, have returned from a motor trip to Ottawa.Miss Stella Nolan has left tor New Social and Personal |ÿ Miss Dow and Miss Esdaile arrived fi STORE OPENS AT 9 O'CLOCK A.M.AND CLOSES AT 6 O'CLOCK P.M.* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921, Coats in polo cloth in navy blue, large collar and pockets, brass buttons, for ages 4 to 8 years.Special price ive oo eee.87.50 Coats in polo cloth in grey, navy, brown and drab, large collar, trimmed with small stitched tucks.in the back.belt, and pockets, price .$12.50 Coats in polo cloth in price .HOLIDAY WELL EMPLOYED We always conserve Thursday specially to articles suitable for children.Bring the little ones here to the buying which concerns them, and leave them give their taste in the matter.FOR GIRLS Coats in velour cloth in dark green and navy blue, lined in fancy sateen, trimmed with silk stitching, ages 12 to 15 years, special .818.00 Dresses in black for convent wear, high collar, .pleated skirt, for girls of À 10 to 14 years, price $6.50 (APS UMBRELLA Umbrellas for boys - and children, .in good mercerized cotton, value is exceptionally good.Special .$1.35 | Hats for boys, in fancy tweed, heavy make, newest clean and ready for modern and best will contain 628 tenements and or playground Of these 300 will \u2018four rooms, snd 300 of a kitchen \u2018and two reems.Each room will imeasure from ¢leven to thirteen jsquare meters.Then there will be 100 cabinets \u2018where the tenants can take douches.and a steam laundry will he put ar their disposition large enough for eighty tenants to do their washing at the samé time They will save much time and trouble by using the small charge will he made, this will cost much less than if each tenant ,had to warm his own boiler and \u2018work his own mangle The sum paid will help to defray the general and trading premises on a level {which result if.as proposed the cenements are lot at a low rental.there will he a large central square\u2019 œuest Orieans, La.where ahe will be the Nolaniconsist of a kitchen and three or| Mrfamily have from Neuville where they spent the summer.j of her brother, Mr.W Tand Mrs.Paul À.Cuason and returned to Montreal navy blue, and black, belt with buckle in back, large collar and pockets, for girls of 10 to 14 years, price brown and .811.50 style, assorted sizes.Spe- Dresses in navy blue cial 1.000 iii $2.00 | serge, trimmed with vest ; in Alice blue, and small Caps for boys, in fancy À buttons, price .$9.50 tweed.assorted colors.new À machinery available: and though a [summer months.iront.Tn the same way also shops with the streets will be let at com-lyjre, P.Ww, Fortier.| A deficit 3 mercial rents, to reduce the defic Mre.Martin E.Maloney returnéd | ; The capital expenditure voted for this enterprise is 27.000,000 france.or at the normal rate of exchange \u2018about $5,400.000.but ax it will take three vears to bull these thres new! s\u2018reeta it in calculated that the cnet: .will he much less toward the end \"than at the heginning of this neriod.tn any case the municipality feels it {must strive to ave the housing \u201cproblem even If this involves finan- (~ial lonn Besides 628 mood tenants.Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Lavigueur and family have returned to town from, Lake Beauport, where they spent the summer.Mr.and Mre.L.J.Fugere and family have returned to town from | 8t.Laurent, where théy spent the Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Stancliff, Miss | BStanclift and Mr.L.Stancliff, of | Eimira, N.Y.are in town, guests at the Chateau.\\irs.Georges Duclos has returned, to Montreal after spending a few, days in town the guest of Mr.and' home yesterday from a two months: trip to the Maritime Provinces Old ji Urcharé and Atlantic City.The engagement is announced of [| Miss Eveline Paradis daughter of [J Mr.J.B.Paradis.of this city, tof} Dr.Amedee Rufiange, of Montreal là Mrs.W.T.Nolan and family have | returned home to New Orleans, Laafter spending the summer months: | with Mrs.Nolan, Jeanne D'Arc &:.Mr.and Mrs Henry King have re-; turned to Montrez! after spending : Coats in velour cloth in navy blue and taupe.trimmed with tucks, and button on belt and pockets, lined in sateen, for girls of 12 to 15 years, price .$16.Underwear for boys, in fleecelined cotton, 2 pieces, sizes 24 to 32, at a piece .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.75¢ Underwear in imitation wool, sizes 24 to 32.in blue serge trimmed with Shantung silk vest and buttons, price .$13.50 | $5.98, reduced to Boy s\u2019 | For Seminarists, 4 inches | Furnishin gs | ne ; es ide, \u2014 \u2014\u2014 turquoise shapes, in all sizes, made of in wool, in [| One niece, verv special $1.25 pink, turquoise, grey and drab, pull-over and opened styles; regular $4.50 and .$3.49 Sweaters Green | Sashes Children's Footwear At Paquels Durable footwear at reasonable prices is to be found here.& Dye Works Sept.14x14.property.such advantages.| throush involving A loss at Arar.will J prove in the long run a profitable pi This in ail the mare pro- bahle as few tenements will offer ridge.The most marvelous machine in the world \u2014and how it is neglected WAY back in the schoo! books was a lesson on physiology.Rather dull as a lesson.Yet it was the story of the most marvelous machine ever created\u2014and how the machinegetsits power anddoesits work.That machine is the human body.£ome day the mechanical expert of this machine \u2014 the doctor \u2014 finds out for ue where we have missed the lesson and negiected the machine.GRAPE-NUTS food was made in accordance with the school book lesson on what the body necds and how its needs may best be supplied, It is possible for a delicious food to be a scientific, \u201cpower\u201d food.Grape- Nuts is such a food.Perfecting Natural Gifts \u2018Twenty hours of continuous baking has done certain wonderful things to the nourishing properties of whole wheat and malted barley flour, from which Grape-Nuts is made\u2014and has produced a food in the form of crisp, golden-brown granules.You chew Grape-Nuts thoroughly.The rich, sweet flavor of Grape-Nuts is the reward of chewing.Nature meant the teeth to be used.Primitive people, who keep the natural teeth sound and perfect to old age, are eaters of food which requires chewing.Grape-Nut gives the teeth work to do.Perhaps you remember a little of the physiology lesson, now\u2014how the salivary juices respond when the food is thoroughly chewed \u2014and the first important step in digestion is taken.Life-Giving Properties \u2018Wheat and malted barley are richest of all grains in the food elements required for human use.In Grape- Nuts all the essentials provided by nature in these grains are retained and perfected.The long, alow beking process which produces Grape-Nuts turns the grain\u2019s starches into natural sweetness and breaks up the nutritive solids into forms easily assimilated by the body.The exceptional nourishment from Grape-Nuts is secured with no tax upon the digestion.\\ Penalties for Mistakes When the doctor, as the mechanical cxpert of the bodily machine, comes to give advice in case of trouble, he finds that haim as well as good, often has resulted from food.\u201cStarchy\u201d foods have been the subject of many warnings.Food which passes too slowly through the digestive tract causes disturbances to which much of the slowing down, wearing out, and failure of the bodily machine is traced.A characteristic of Grape-Nuts is that it digests quickly and completely\u2014 without fermentation in the intestines.A World Service There is, therefore, à resson why, throughout the world, Gr-e.Nuts hae steadily grown in these many years, 8s a food for .ness, as well as charm to taste.You can apply that reason to your own benefit.Ready to eat from the package, always crisp, naturally sweet\u2014gerved with cream or milk and a little sugar if desired \u2014 Grape-Nuts is an ides! dish for breakfast or lunch.\u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\u201d for Grape-Nuts Rev, take her brother, Macpherson.| The Rev.Canon G.A.Kuhring.(À who recently resigned the rectorship the guests at the wedding of the | Charlton, whioh took place In Mont-'B real last evening.The marriage Is Helene Madden daughter Martin Madden, M.P.P.and Mrs.Madden.of this city.to Mr.Frank J.Martin, son of Mr.John Martin, alen of Quebec.Capt.J.P.Kempf entertained at dinner last evening, at the Garrison club in honor of Major G.P.Vanier time (n town.the guests of daughter, Mrs.R.H.Dodd.!]] | i Colonel W.Molson I.R.Roy and Miss Winifred announced to place on October 4th of Miss! of Mr.lady Kirkpausick | ie returning | In Natural W ool, \u201c95 Make\u201d size 24 to Boots in black dongola, laced sizes 11 to 2, for girls, regular $4, spend the winter in California with | 26, $1.50; size 28 and 30, $1.75; and size style, strong soles, with heels, | special .82,49 | 32, a piece .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.ves In all wool \u201cCeetee\u201d make, size 24 to 26, $2.25, size 28 to 30, $2.50; size 32, a piece Sonn NB\u201d han been appointed IA ++ cs oer 0e0e0ees Lance nee $2.75 to 10, for children, regular $2.50.| jar $4.00, for $2.39 Chaplain to the Dishop of Toronto.Combinations in fleecelined cotton, all for .oon il $1.69 ; The Rev.J.J.Roy and Mra gio \"s1 so Boots in brown dongola.laced Boots in patent leather.upper | Ernest Roy, of Levis, were among RES 2.20 Le nses ae ne ae 0000 oc 0 00e .Negligee shirts for boys, in nice styles, with hard or soft cuffs, sizes 12 to 14 years $1.00 and .ve ieee PR $1.75 Boys\u2019 shirts in nice styles with negligee cuffs, sizes 13, 13 1-2 and 14, $1.50 to $2.50 Night shirts in flannelette for boys, in very fine pattern, size 6 to 16 years, $1.25 and .2205 Lecce e sa eu 0e $1.78 Pyjamas in flannelette, for boys, very nice pattern, size 24 to 34, $1.50 and $2.00 \u2018at a piece .75¢ = \"In fine Scotch wool, sizes 24 to 26, .$1.20, Boots in black dongolà, laced or buttoned.strong soles, sizes 3 to 7, special .ve eeesensiraas RE .$1.49 sizes 8 to 10, reg.$2.50 for $1.69 Boots in black calf, laced style.strong soles, with heels, sizes 8 .\u2026 $1.95 .Boots in patent leather, pointed toes, high cut uppers, leather soles, sizes 11 to 2, for girls, regu- style, strong soles, with heels in black calf, pointed toes, button- | sizes 8 to 10, for children, regular ed style, sizes 11 to 2, for girls, $3.00, for .81.69 | regular $4.00.Special .$2.49 | Boots in black dongols.laced Boots in box kip, Number 1, style, pointed toes, for girls, sizes | sole and inner sole in solid lea- | 11 to 2, regular $4.00, for .$2.49 | ther, round or pointed toes, for at Boots in black calf, round toes, | boys, sizes 11 to 13, $2.19; sizes | leather soles, high cut uppers, [1 to 5, -.-.000000000000 se $249 recently appointed A.D.C.to Hin] Excellency the Governor-fieneral.i§ jAmong the guests were: Brig.-Gen-: eral T.L.Tremblay, Ldeut.-Colonel.H.Chasse and Major J.P.U.Ar! chambault.The marriage of Miss Regina Duguay, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Duguay, of 8t.Foye, to Mr.|} lorenzo labrecque, of the Editorial Staff of \"Le Soleil\u2019, will take place |} at Bt.Toye Church at 8:30 o'clock (New Time) on Tuesday, September! ficlate at the nuptial ceremony.The marriage of Miss Marcelle Letourneau.daughter of the Hon.Severin Letourneau, Cote 8t.Antoine road, to Mr.Auguste Descarries, of Quebec, son of Mr.J.A.Dencarries, K.C.of Lachine, will take place on.Tuesday morning.September 27th, at half past eight o'clock.at the] Montreal.Mr.AUR.Decarries was the | winner of the Prix d'Europe at the recent competitions and is leaving saortly to continue his musical studies abroad.| The marriage wan solemnized yesterday mornng, st Notre Dame du Chemin Church, of Mim Albertina Iegendre, daughter of Mr.and Mra.Alfred Legendre.of this city.to Mr.Charles Edouaid Courchesne, son nf Mr.A.BE.Courchesne, ato of Quecheane, nf Niealat Cpllege, officiat ed.The bride, who was given away dy her father, wore a travelling ca.tume of brown cloth, with hat of same shade, and also wore stone mano furs.Mer shower bouquet jv « of tea roses and eweet peas.Following the wedding hreskfast | which was served at the residence of | the brides parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.£.Coeurchesne loft for New York on their wedding trip and on thei: retu~+ will take up thelr residence at Napos.20th.The Rev, Cure Scott will nr.|B i all wool, sizes 7 to 9, $1.50 ehuren of Notre Dame de Grace.llf bec.The Rev.Abhe Qeorges Cour.|| Boys blouses in very nice patterns, sizes 8 to 14, at 75cand .81.25 Golf stockings for boys in all wool, colors, grey and brown, sizes 7 to 10 1-2 valued at $1.50, to clear At 00 10000000 | J Golf Stockings.\u201cEnglish Imported Goods\u201d, in The same kind but better quality, sizes 7 to 9, for 000 05000000 82.25 We always have in stock a nice quantity of ties, in assorted colors and pat- werns, priced from 40c to driers eee vec 000e $2.00 Suits A disassorted balance of 25 suits in tweed in assorted colors for boys, sizes 27, 34, and 35, less 25P.C.Boys\u2019 twesd suits in colors and black, for 4 to 8 years, less 33 1-3 P.C.EXTRA SPECIAL A lot of sample boots in black or brown calf, laced or buttoned style, sizes 9 for girls and boys, valued at $3.50 and $4.00 for $2.49 Sample boots in black or brcwn calf and patent leather, for girls and boys, size 13, nearly all these boots are Goodyear welt, regular $5.00, fOr .i.itiiiiii iii see [PI $2.99 Sample boots in black or brown calf, laced style, round or pointed toes, leather soles, for the most part Goodyear welt, sizes 4 lor boys, regular $6.00, for .reas eo vassees 1000000.82.99 Quebec\u2019s Leading Newspaper \\ Oueber Chronicle Best Medium In City \u2014 Advertising QUEBEC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921.NEW BRUNSWICK ELECTION TALK Gossip Speaks Of General Migration From Provincial To Federal Field Fredericton, N.B, Sept.14\u2014An- nouncement teday that writs had Been issued for a bye-slection on Oct.3 to fil) the vacancy in Northumberland County representaton In the Provincial Legisiature, caused by the death of J.W.Vanderbeck, is regarded in political circles her as meaning that there will be no immediate general Provincial election Ip New Brunswick, despite recent rumors, Until it became definitely known that this bye-election was being brought on, the reports that a Federal General Election would be fol- lpwed immediately by a dissolution af the Provincial Legislature gained strength.Now It is argued that there will be æ flock of bye-elections.In addition to Hon.J.B.Baxter, Leader of the Opposition, who it is mid will join Premier Meighen gov- ment it is stated that G.B.Jones and Dr.H.L.Taylor Opposition Members of the Legislature for Kings and Charlotte, respectively, will leave the Legislature tn be candidates in the Federa| constituencies of Royal and Charlotte.Even Premier Foster, and several of his supporters including Hon, Dr.Hetherington, 1'ro- vincial Secretary-Treasurer, have been mentioned ua likely to transfer their political activities to the Federal field.Fremier l\u2019oster, wh-n approached by che Canadian Preas correspon- dnt tonight on the question of lus entry into Federal politics, was entirely non-committal.Meanwhile the one best bet for the vacant Senatorship in New Brunswick caused by the death of Senator James Domville, is Col.Frank Black of Sackville, former Member of the Legislature for Westmoreland and son-in-luw of Hon.Josiah Wood former Senator and ex-Lieutenant- Governor.If Col.Black is the final choles fo.the Senate, it Ir rumored that Hon.R.W.Wigmore, present Minister of Customs and Inlund Revenue will become Collector of Customs at St.John, and General H.H.McLean, M.P.for Royal, will become Lieutenant Governor for New Brunswick if the expected happens and a vacancy is created by Hon.William Pugsiey, the present ihcumbent, and former Federal Minister of Public Works, announcing his re-entry to active politics.NO SCHEME YET FOR NEW ADMINISTRATION Colonial Office Denies Report Of Grouping Of Crown Colonies London.Bept.14\u2014In regard to the scheme for grouping the Crown Colondes as outlined today in the Times enquiry at the Colonial Office shown that nothing is known there of any scheme having been put In definite ahape for a new administration (or the Crown Colonies.There lave been at difterent times, it is announced, suggestions which may prove to be the seed of future expansion and development.There are sbvious difficulties, says the Colonial Office, in devising any homogeneous scheme for dividing the Empire into sections.a part from the material diversity of its component parts Suguestlons have been made in the House of Commons and elsewhere for close union in the eest African Coloniea and in the West Indies hut It is premature to assume that these matters have yet reached the stage of definite decision or action.The presente of certain Colonial Governors In England is accidental and merely due to the fact that they Are home on leave.Hon.Edward F.L.Wood, Under Secretary of State for the Colonies, proposes to leave London about the end of November on & tour of the West Indies, with the object of studying general constitutional ques.tons, problems of agricukure development, health.ete, He will also inventigate the question of real community of Interest in view of the proposal for rome form of closer union or grouping of ercwn colnnies under High Come missioners.He will also look into the question of improved aleamahip communication.LIRKRAT.NOMINEK.Toronto, Sep*.14\u2014Mator J.EK, Iftreight was the unanimous choice of the Weal \u2018ork liberals when they met In party convention the House nf Commons.Major Strelxht served In the loer War and was with the firat anidiers who went to Valcartier in 1914, A.J.Anderson In already In the field as the Conservative candidate.be 4, COTE) qu oti ot fel Ë % this! afternoon to select a candidate for; HARVEST WILL BE BUMPER ONE Great Wheat Harvest Of 1915 Will Probably Be Exoseded This Year Ottawa, Sept.14\u2014That the great wheat harvest of 1915 will probably be exceeded by the harvest this year is forecasted in a report issued tonight by the Agricultural Branch of the Dominion Bureau Statistics.According to the report, which cov- ors the condition of the crops up to date, the average yleids in bushels per acre for the principal grain crops will be as follows: Fall wheat 31 3-4 against 24 last year; Spring wheat 15 1-3 as against 14 wheat 13 3-4 as against 14 1-2 oats 30 1-4 an against 33 1-2; Barley 22 1-4 an against 24 3-4; rye 16 1-4 as against 17 1-3; flax seed 9.10 a» against 5.60.Upon the areas sown ae estimuted on June 30 last these averages represent total yleids as follows: Fall wheat 15.473.000 bushels, as against 19,489,200 bushels last year: spring wheat 278,914,800 bushels as against 243,720,100 bushels: all wheat 294,387,390 bushels as against 263,189,300 bushels; oats 466,303,100 bushels as against 530,709,700 bushels; Barley 57,607,300 bushels, as against $3,310,550 bushels; Kye, 11,847,600 bushels us against 11,- 306,400 bushels: and Flax Seed 7.- 166,300 bushels as against 7,997,700 bushels.\u2018These are preliminary estimates subject to revision after completion of the threshing.the prevalence of rust, both black and red, in the Province of Saskatchewan occasioning difficulty in the preliminary estimation of average yields.WINNIPEG GRAIN EXCHANGE HEAD New President Elected And Other Officers Installed Yesterday Afternoon f Winnipeg, Sept.14\u2014C.P.Leaman was formally elected President of the Winnipeg Gruin Exchange, succeeding Norman L.Leach, retired, at the annual meeting held this afternoon.J.B.Craig and Dr.Robert Magi]l, Vice-President and Sscretary - Treasurer, respectively, who were elected by acclamation along with Mr.Leaman at the nomination meeting two weeks ago, were also installed in office.A resume of the past year's work in the grain trade, with suggestions for the general improvement of the irade, was the feature of the retiring President's address which stated: \u201cThere is today a wider and keener interes: In grain marketing methods and systems; there are many criticisms of these methods.They should be more clearly understood by the producers, the business and: general community at large and 1 submit to you the suggestion of coopersfftion with and education of your trade, your customers and the general public towards that end.LABORITE MAYORS BENT ON MEETING PREMIER Despite Lloyd George's Advice To Confer With Cabinet Committee London.Bept.14 \u2014 Mr.Lloyd George, who is In Beotland, today replied to' the telegram sent him by the Laborite Mayors of various London Boroughs yesterday, protesting Against any solution of the unem- Moyment situation which would throw on the taxpayers a burden which, It was declared, should be borne by the State and also announe- ing that the Mayors purposed a virit to Inverness to interview the Premier.The reply of Mr.Lloyd Grorge said that the Prime Minister did not consider any useful purpose could be served by meeting the mayors at Inverness, He added that representations could be made to the Cabinet Committee appointed hy the Government expressly for the purpose of considering unemployment.A accond telegram wns rent to the Prime Minister today intimating that It was the determination of the Mayors to procced to Inverness Monday, and if necessary, to alr.toch, whee Mr.Lioyd George is en vacation, ASSEMBLY ELECTS ELEVEN JUDUGER Geneva, Sept, 14\u2014The cleven judges of the permanent International court of justice were elected hy the Assembly of the League of Nations today and were confirmed by the Council of the League, which met ja neo with the Assembly.T bench of the court chosen consists of John Bassett Moore of the United States; Viscount Robert Finlay of Great Britain: Dr, Yorosu Oda of Japan; Dr, Andre Weiss of France; Commendatore Dionisio Ansillotti of italy; Dr.Ruy Barbosa of Brasil; Dr.B.T.C.Leder of Holland; Dr.Antony 8.de Bustamente of Cuba: Judge D, Nyholm of Denmark; Dr, Max Huber of Switser.land, snd Dr.Rafas! Altamiray Creves of Spain.FASHION PARADE GREAT SUCCESS Exolusive Models Of Dresses, Wraps And Furs Shown By Holt, Renfrew The Autumn Fashion Parade just held in the Holt, Rentrew saleons in thelr spacious establiehment, has just come to an end.During the time that this parade was on Quebecers were enabled to wi'ness, on living models the latest exclusive creations in furs and the latest importations (n evening, afternoon and street apparel.For the occasion the saloons wh the display took place were taste- Cully decorated with palms, ferns und flowers, while an orchestra, situated in one corner, dispersed charming music that only added to the attract!veness of the scene.The models portrayed with the best j'casible ndvantage, the nany beautiful creations that wil! be in vogue In the realm of Milady this fall and winter.Several exquisite modela \u2018vere seen iu the line of furs, for which the famous firm has gained International renown.Among the furs and fur coats to be seen were several handsome wraps In mink, ermine and Hudson seal, there were also numerous designa and fashions in white and blue fox, as well as sables.In the majority of the suits the atralght line effect was to be meen, some of them being having delightful trimmings of beaver, seal, and squirrel, while a few of the suits were trimmed with a fur that ie very new on sults, Persian Lamb.The street frocks, like the sults, mostly showed the straight line effect, but the evening dresses showed the fuller skirts, with taffet satin and chiffon to be seen in the majority of cases.Black net and jet overskirts featursd some of these gowns.In ruling with Dame Fashion's latest decree the French models of levening frocks showed the longer skirt, as is also the case with the skirts for afternoon gowns, although in some cases the long skirt effect is given by panels or draperies that hang down heyond the hem of the skirt.\u2018Ten inches from the ground is the ruling for street skirts, although some may be seen that are shorter.Some of the fur-trimmed suits displayed by the models were of broadcloth, ons in particular, a handsome navy blue broadcloth suit, trimmed with silk stitchings and brown squirrel collar and band calling forth great admiration.Fashionable fur coats and capes were shown in almost endless var- {ety.while one svening gown, erest- od by the best fashion artists of Paris, in stiver chiffon, with black net and jet overskirt, was responsible for many envious sighs.A striking fur wrap in natural grey Siberian squitrel, as well an à smart fur coat in Hudson seal with Alaska sable trimming, together with the new high collars and deep cuffs that give forth an air of even more than ordinary attractiveness were to he seen on the models.A feature of one of the afternoon dresses exhibited, made of the finest Poiret twill was the new metal braiding, while another model of a coat, with fur trimmings promises to be much in demand.This coat, made of the new marvella cloth with cuffs, deep collar and surplice effect of fine beaver looked particu- lariy hecoming and attractive, and wan unanimously admired and praised, Roth plain, and trimmed styles were to be seen in Persian lamb costs, that classic fur evidently having come to stay with a vengeance among the members of the feir sex.To describe each model that was exhibited would require a book, so numerous were they, hut suffice It to any that never hefore have thie firm had an Autumn Fashion Parade that was auch 8 success.The equal of the models shown has never heen seen here before.All of the shoes worn by the modeln in the exhibition came from the frm of Wm.Jacques and Son.BIG FUNERAL FOR GRAHAM IN MONTREAL An Unusual Tribute Paid To Popularity Of Lord Atholstan\u2019s Brother Montreal.Sept.14\u2014An unusual tribute to the exteem in which the Inte Thomas Mcl.eay Graham, brother of lord Atholstan, proprietor of the Montreal Mar, Wan paid this afternoon at his funeral which was attended hy several hundred proml- nent Montreal citizens, representative of every life, Including men nro- minent In the transportation, finan- clal and publicky work of this city.The entire staff of the Montreal Mar nitended, the newspaper offices being closed during the afternoon as a mark of respect, Among those present Were Lord Athoistan, ord Rhaughnessy, Hon.W.J.Rhaughne@isy, Reginald Gra ham (Huntingdon) and many others.MURDERER SUICIDED.Hibbing.Minn.Sept.14 \u2014 John Webb, wha killed the members of the Hibbing police force last Thursday when they wemt to arfest him on & warrant charging a statutory offence against his young daughter, shot and killed himeelf early today when surrounded in a shack by a police posse near .here, * + PROHIBITION IN THE DOMINION French Distiller Saw More Drunkenness Here And In U.S.Than Elsewhere New York, Sept.14\u2014Caston Monnet, owner and representative of one uf the largest French distillery com- vanies who has been touring Canada investigating the effects of prohibition enforcement declared today that he found more drunkness in the Dominion and in the United States than in any other part of the world.He salled for France today on the es Paris.As an example Mr.Monnet said, In \u201callegedly dry Manitoba\u201d, at the golf tournament in Winnipeg, threes weeks ago he had seen between 500 and 600 bottles of whiakey produced, immediately after the games, with the result that the wind-up of the tournamem was more suggestive of a drinking bout than a golf match.Despite this the French distiller rave lt as his opinion that if prohibition were put te the vote in the Dominion the law would he upheld and that it was only reasonable to suppose that eventually the whole country will become _prohibition territory.He did not think that the present system would continue but thought the Dominion would have some system of control such as the Bwedish law or the liquor control laws of the Province of Quebec.\u201cTaken as a whole,\u201d he said, \u201cIt is safe to say \u2018prohibition\u2019 does not prohibit, but that government control is fairly successful.\u201d Winnipeg.Sept.14-\u2014Keen pesent- ment was fek among local goMers and officials of the Manitoba Golf Association when shown a despatch from New York today quoting Gas- ; ton Monnet, a large French distiller, , as stating that he saw between 500 and 600 bottles of whiskey produced , after the Canadian Amateur Golf Tournament matches here recently.: \u201cThere was no suggestion of such a thing.\u201d sald one prominent official.\u201cIt is an absolute unadulterated slanderous | RANEY DEFENDS ONT.GOVERNMENT White Dog Rapids Power Development Touched, Upon By Attorney General Arthur, Ont.Sept.14\u2014Premier Druary, Hon.W.KE.Haney, Hon.Manning Doherty and other orators gathered here toduy at a function held under the auspices of the Agricultural Society and Mr.Huney launched into an uxtensive review of the guvernmemt dealings with WE.Backus, of Minnenpulis in con- nectiun with the White Dog Hapids water power and pulpwood areas.Mr.Raney denied that Mr.Backus was given the exclusive rights to develop the White Dog 1tapide Power and branded as untrue the charge that the White Dog Rapids was the only waier power left to the Crown In northern Ontario.Charges that the Ontario Government had given Backus control of the Lake of the Woods Water levels, thereby provoking and justifying Dominlon intervention, were, he added the aniithesin of the truth.The point at iesne was, he said, that if the Dominion Government could interfare to take over control of water powers in north-west Ontario, \u201cthey cen interfere to take over watar powers in Old Ontario.\u2019 MONTREAL TRAMWAYS FINANCING DISCUSSED Important Details In Connection With Matter Took Place\u2014New Capital Montreal, Sept.14-\u2014At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Montreal Tramways Company today while no official information given out, It was said that Important details In connection with the new financing of the company were discussed.The statement is made sum of six to eight million pv are will \u2018he required to meet bond and! capital obligations in 1922 and that the sharcholders will be permitted to subscribe to new common stock issue at par, probably at the rate] of one share of new stock for each four of old stock held.President A.=.Rohert admitted at the close of the meeting that ne.rotiations were In progress with leading United Staten and Canadian financiers and It was now only A questinn of waking for a more favorahle money situation in order to secure the new capliat nt à rate: more commensurate with pre-war | terms.ACCEPT THIRD REDUCTION frondon, Rept.14\u2014A Reuter de.spateh from Johanneshurx, South Africa, reports that a conference of the municipal employees all grades of the service decided to accent A reduction of five percent In wages, \u2018Thin is the third reduction of five percent, which has heen voluntarily accepted by the civic employees.The present reduction means a \u2018 saving of to the Council £3,000 for each quarter of the year.DISPENSE WITH CRIFFENHAGENS Government Has Decided To Do Without Services Of Experts Ottawa, Ont, Sept.13\u2014(Canadian Press)-\u2014The Government has decided to dinpense with the services of the firm of Griffenhagen and associates, efficiency experts of Chicago, employed to reorganize the civil service, and will not allow this firm to undertake any new reorganization work.This was the statement made to à delegation representing the Civil Service Association of Canada which met the Premier and Hon.J.A.Calder, President of the Privy Council, thia morning.The Griffenhagens will be definitely through with the service in two months.The delegation met with a good reception and was assured that the interests of the Civil Rervice would be looked after.It was intimated by Mr.Calder that a bill providing for auper- annuation would be Introduced at the next mession of Parliament.The salary question was discussed, but it was pointed out that the Civil Service Commission must be conault- ed In this matter and it will be brought up hefors the Commission showiy.PRISONER WAS HIS OWN LAWYER Russian Sentenced To Twenty Years In Penitentiary By Judge Monet \u2018Montreal, Sept.14\u2014Max Jianesky was today sentenced to LWenLy years penal servitude by Mr.Justice Monet, Jianesky.who is also known as Max Dianchuck, is à Russian.and was yesterday found guilty of, wounding Glen Muir, a farmer, with\" intent to cause grievous bodily harm.| The prisoner was not represented by | Counsel, but conducted his own defence.The whole trial was short.» and was concluded in a little over: two hours.\u2018The victim of the stabbing, Glen Muir, a farmer, living on St.Pat-| rick's Road, Ville Lasalle, told the Jury that he had hired accused on May 4 last, to work on his farm.\u201cOn May 3\" stated Mr.Muir, \u201cJianesky | left me without reason, and I did, not see him agein until the evening of May 20 when he suddenly appeared at the door of my house.He forced his way in and attacked me, erying out, \u2018You aay you kill me?\" Mr.Mulr siated that he had never done any arm to Jianesky, and could sulted in him being stabbed in the back.\u2018He atruck me so hard\u201d continued the witness \u201cthat he could not explain the assault.which re- | EX-SERVICE MEN T0 SEE PREMIER Montreal Unemployed Delegation To Wait On Hon.L.A.Taschereau Montreal, Sept.14\u2014A delegation of ex-service unemployed men left this evening for Quebec, to lay their case before the Provincial Government.The deputation was headed i by Ald.J.K.B.Bacon, of Verdun, es chairman, and arrangements have been made for them to meet Premier Taschereau and other mem- hers of the Government at the Parlament Buildings at Quebec at 10° o'clock to-morrow morning.The deputation will make representations to the Premier as to the urgent need for immediate action being taken by the Provincial Government \u2018so far as its powers go, to find employment or ald tor the workless ex- servicemen who are in distress owing to continued lack of employment.not get the knife out, and I carried it in my body for two hours.My wife had run for help, leaving me.alone with him.Fortunstely my father soon arrived on the scene and succeeded In holding the infuriated man at bay until the arrival of several neighbors\", MINING TRADE IN CONVENTION Third Annual Western Session Opened In Edmonton Yesterday Morning Edmonton, Alta, Sept.14-\u2014The third annual Western convention of | the Canadian institute of mining and ! metallurgy opened hers today with representatives of the mineral ine { dumry in the entire Western prose vinces In attendance.The meeting was opened by chairman O.E.8.Whiteside of Coleman and addresses of welcome from clvia and Provincial Governments were ead.Premier Greenfield, who re- \"presented the Provincial Govern« , ment, asked for the co-operation of the institute in the development of Alberta's coal industry and also ask- .rd the aid of the mining men In re- tieving the unemployment situation.Ite sald: 1 am opposed to soup kitchens and that form of relief and would like to ask you to employ dur- | ing the winter months !f possible as much extra help as-vou can.\u201d Chairman Whitenide stated the institute would be glad to co-operate with the Provincial Governmentten.C, MeKenzie, of Montreal.in the absence of C.V.Corliss, President of the Institute, closed the morning session by reading a paper on \"Canada\u2019s coal problem\u2019.Sale Starts Tomorrow 9AM Come Early [TES lg The Easy plained to you.The LIMITED | lence and satisfaction.Method Of Payment.THE \u201cWHITE\u201d PROGRESSIVE CLUB PLAN {is without any doubt the most simple, scientific and elastic Easy Payment Method that has ever been planned anywhere.It offers the purchaser every element of safety, conven.Instead of the usual interest, bearing payments, this new method allows you a TEN- CENT payment refund on every final payment made in advancr of the time it le duc.This specially devincd payment plan offers an opportunity for ment paid in a cash saving.For every final pay- advance of its duc date there is & cash dividend allowed of ten cents.[ave this fully ex- saving ls considerable.tat = ghee \u201cWHITE\u201d PROGRESSIVE SEWING MACHINE CLUB 150 MEMBERSHIPS 150 MACHINES We Urge Early Enrollment The \u201cWHITE\u201d Sewing Machine The world renowned \u201cWhite\u201d with all the latest improvements known to sewing machine construction.Easy in rusning.Quiet.Bimplicity in operation.Makes sewing à real pleasure.A DOUBLE GUARANTEE OURS AND THE MANUFACTURERS.Different Models To Select From At Specially Low Prices- COMPLETE SERVICE A complete sewing machine department in every detail.We are ready to give sewing machine service, sob as you can get only at our deparimeat.TY eT \u201cI'wenty-Five Cents\u201d - Is All You Need To Join Our Come In And Let.Us xplain Our Plan LIMITED SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS 1st week 250 z2nd week 26¢ 60c | 50 1ith week [izen week 7560 : 750 3rd week | 4th week ' [th week Toth week | Tth week 16th week 17th week] 18th week, 19th week, 20th week | 250 | 25¢ | 50 sth week | 9th week , 10th week | : 50c | 75 ! 75 \u201c13th week 14th week! 15th week | $1.00 | $1.00 | $1.00 Payments increase price of the style of \u2014 SEW AT HOME AND SAVE There i8 much to he mved by doing home sewing.Make your own and children's wcarnbles.Simple pate terns are obtainable at small cost.PTLEGARE 239 \u2014 ST.JOSEPH ST.\u2014 289 $1.00 | $1.10 | $1.10 | $1-10 | $1.10 int week 32nd week 23rd week 24th week, 25th week $1.20 $1.20 | $1.20 | $1.20 1 $1.30 76th week |27ih week I8ih week week {30th week | $1.30 | $1.30 | $1.30 | $140 | $140 \u201cFiat week |3Ind week 33rd week 34th \u2018week 3th week | $1.40 | $1.40 | $1.50 | $1.50 | $1.50 FOIh week |371h week 38th week 391) week 40th week | $1.50 $1.60 Be $1.60 | $1.60 | $1.60 AND SO ON UP week period, to equal the amount chat will cover the 10c à week for cach four (4) machine selected. __ Je 4 TRE UEBEC CHRONICLE \u2019 The Quebec ¢ b onicle Printed and published oy the Chronicle Printing Company, P.J.Egan, Secretary ut the building of the Company.9 Buade Street, Quebec.Subscription: Dally.Town Qubééribers, 34.00 por annum, out of tewn, 83.08; Weekly.$1.50 per annum: payable in advance.Advertisements: 15 cents per agate line each insertion.QUEBEC, REPTEMBER 15.1921 OBLIGATIONS OF CIIIZENEHIP.Maving found it in the public interest to speak OARdidly of certain mistaken policies and abuses of powse on the part of the Provincial Libéral regime in Sours] anû of the Taschereau administestion in pare ticular.it ls pioasant for (he Chronicle to he able ta congratulate the Promier la ait sincerits\u2014wlthout ln any way receding from cur political co Ktiotin\u2014upun a candid, timely and conusun-sense speucis debikercd by him last Tuesday evening ut a gathering of represen.CP In a former Ldberal Minister and former asso- | tives of the several municipalitles of Greater Montreal.Hos.Mr.Taschercau rensarked that une (hing pe.| Dit hit below the heli lea In the fact that the quota-) COAST to good government was co-uperation of its citisens, for no maiter how good the mayors and aldermen were unless here was co-operation ou the mr ol the citizens the result would be Jittle.\u201cIn this connection,\u201d he added, 1 would ke to pe.PWAQUOLSd being, \u201cIs it because the Lieutemant-Gover- mark that in a few woeks In Use city people will be called upon tu chonse a cipal council.of Montreal che sor and munis Mas 1 be permiticd to ask the citlzons of Montreal to take more interest in this election than.Bhvnele de M.Taschereau?) Le Soleil ls able to cheat they ave done In elections in the past?\u201cI have bren\u2014unfomiunatels for me=-in the logis- latare for 23 jcars, and 1 am the okdest member of the 1æEtalative Assembly.since 1 have been shiting in the House every year | have heard this beitu soid: \u2018Hands Ofelia) organ ts unwilling to rely npon honorable | off Montrenl.The people of Montreal are capable of Uikinæ care of themselvon, and tele own Fasniisems® \u201clet me tell you quite Nuukiy,\u201d added the Premier.\u201cthat you have not been doing that in the past.\u201cif in the past the Quebec Lugisinture« fins been forced to lnterfere, it is because the citisens nf Montreal did not do what they ought 10 have done.In thn interests of Montresl, in the interests of the province, let me beg of you that at the nest election you will take the interest that is absolutely necessary of ratepayers In municipal afiatrs.Choose for mayor the best msn that you can get, for akiermen the best mien you can get, public-spirited citiacns, and you may feel sure that United States as weil as Canada one might suppose that\u2019 the legislature will not Interfere In your business \u201cLPS added the Premier, emphatically, \u201cson disinterest yourmseliox, ax in tin past, completely from the affairs of Montreal, it may he necessary for the begis- latire to again intesfore No responsible person who has been to the least extent in touch with municipal affairs can deny the force of Mr.\u2018Taschereau's (rank siatesuent that the citi- sens of Montreal have taken too lttlg interest in civic elections amd lune failed to take care of (hele own , business.Nor is Montreal) the only, if perhaps the chief offender in this Province.The admonitions of the Premier might be taken to hoart no less usefully hy Quebec and other municipalities.The people clamor for good Government yet fail to sapport the moa capable and conscentlous candidates for civic offic when the power of selection resis in their own ballots.Nay more.they frequently fail to support ssch eapabl and conscientious administrators as succeed in getting elected.for the wisest measures are tou often the lean: popular.It ix even possible that on cerning oecisions 4h Provincial Legislature has been justified in intervening to save the citisens of Montreal aud other municipalities from the consequences of thelr own Indifference of neglect.But, on the other hand.such interference | essentially undemocratic and should be resorted to only in cases of extreme emergency.We do not hesitate say that the Liberal policy cf: municipal has contributed materially to encourage abuses.as wel: us to hrecd a dangerous sense of irresponsibility on the part of the citizens as u mass.As things stand at present, forced 10 come tn the Legislature for permission to de many things that concern their oun interesta ox clusively and are able to obwin authority from the Legislature to do many other things shout which the rate-payers have never been consulted and of which they may not approse.Probably no one consciously reasons the situation out in this way, birt a snbeonsctoys feeling arisen nevertheless that it matters litle us te what Councillors are clected, since the administration in The most important points is controlled by the l 9:16 \u201c temisicné 10 « 11:30 © 1:00 p.m.3:15 p.m.4:20 p.m.Sat.only 4:40 \u201c Champion except Sat'day.Brey Gay exoopt Sat'dsy 4 ay : .« From Quebec: 4:60 D.ne.Everyéay except Sat'éns Monday for Berthier.2:00 p.m.Saturday for Berthier, From: Berthiee 8:00 a.;a.Tuesday, BR.Jean Gee » 0 Michet 6:48 © Ut Laurent T:48 © For Bt.Jean From 8t Jean 8:46 am.Bb p.m.Mapizit SOUGHT T0 AUN LIOR INTO US Rum Ring After British War Craft For Use in 3 Mile Limit London.Sept.14\u2014Fast little yes.sels, former British submarine chasers, soon will he delivering whisky in secluded nooke ninng the Atlantic seaboard of the United States, if the plans of & coterie of rum-running Americans and Scotémen in London materialise, Scores of those efficient craft are a dead loss on the admire charge of the revision of the (AM.An If they needed any other incentive for thelr antagonism but a ht for office! The same old bag of tricks Is brought out, carefully dusted off and put into eurvice again.7 - .- .alty'e hands and may he purchased for alinost nothing.This crowd expects to get one or two and keep them In the West indies when not operating from a \u201cmother sehooner* 1 that will take supplies to the three.mile limit The plans for thir enterprise, alt of which center around the low vis.1bility and speed of the former war craft, to get liquor over the dangerous short distance from echooner to shore have been most carefully worked out and, if successful, one cargo will bring riches to everyone connected with it.Great Wealth.It 13 easy to get a schooner at a very low price now, into which the promoters expect to load £0,000 cases of whisky, which will cost them about 60 cents a bottle at the present rate of exchange.They do not have to pay the duty of $2 a bottle because it is for export.Your correspondent is informed they already sre making arrangements with American agents for a rendesvous where there will be an adequate number of men to unload the little hoats quickly and which is more Important, financial agents who have the actual cash to pay $6 for every hottie delivered.If the promoters are able to deliver the entire cargo their takings roughly would be $3,000,000, 80 per cent.of which will be profit, according to their calculations.Read Our SPECIAL AD ON PAGE THREE 25¢ CLUB SALE \u2014\u2014\u2014 SEWING MACHINES.PTLEGARE Ro Public } Notice Quebec, July the 18th, 1921 The publie 18 kindly requested te bear in mind that it Is strictly forbid.Gen to bathe in any of lakes, rivers, or streams which supply the water o the Aqueduct of the City of Que.It 10 alse prohibited to pollute those water ix any ways.\u2014Whoevee ie taken in the very act shall be pre.Socuted according te law.(Art $39 Charter City of Quebec.) By Order, M.GOSSELIN, M.D.Asst.Medical Mealth Officer Julysests J.ALLEYN MAIL TINT ame AWNING MARR 228 ST.PAUL STARRY Soluglous 16 tx Quiles Quebec September let, 1921, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders endorsed \u2018\u2019Tendere for the construction of MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS, and addressed | to the undersigned, will be received In his office up to WEDNESDAY THE 118T OF SEPTEMBER 1931,: at 4 p.m.for the construction of municipal buildings for the Roads! and Health Departments on the site of the new market near Drouin! Bridge, the whole in accordance with plans and specifications prepar- od to that effect.Tenders shall be made on the printed forms and endorsed in the printed envelopes which will be supplied to Intending contractors on, Application for same at the City Enginser\u2019s office: and the city will not consider any tender not made on the said forms and enclosed in the said envelopes.Tenders must be endorsed on the, outside of the envelope with & cer-.tifieate from the City Treasurer of; the necessary deposit as security for the contract.Each tender shall be subscribed | by two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contrast.Each tenderer shall deposit in the hands of the City Treasurer an ac- cqpted cheque to the amount of $8,- 500,00 which will be confiscated dy the city to any tenderer refuging te sign the contract.This deposit will be returned to non contractors after contract will have bsen signed.Deposit of successful tenderer will be returned during the thirty days following the final acceptance of the completed works by the city, The City will withhold on each progress estimate 10 per cent which will be returned to contractor during the thirty days following the final acceptance of his works.Before same is returned.contractor shall deposit in the hands of the city an insurance guarantes policy to the amount of $2000.00 which shall be effective for two years after the said acceptance in order to ensure the execution of the repairs, etc.which are to be done by contractor in accordance with the guarantes period exacted by the city.The Corporation does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any ten der.Contractor to pay for drawing up the deeds and supply the City Engineer with a certified copy there of.W.D.BAILLAIRGE, City Engineer, Sept.3to3l.City of Quebec, District of Quebec.CITY OF QUEBEC.BY-LAW XO.43.By-law to Prolong des Prairies) Sirest as far as St.Nicholas Street.(Drawn up in the French Language) At a meeting of the City Council of the City of Quebec, held on Friday, the 26th August, (1921) the following By-law was read for the firat time.Wherss; it Is necessary, in the public interest and in the interest of traffic in general.to prolong des Prairies Street as fer us Bt.Nicholas street.Wheress; in order to carry on sald improvement, it is necessary for the city to acquire Nos.1964 and 1966 of the cadastral plan of St, Peter Ward.It is in consequence ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec and said Council ordains and enacts as follows, to vit: .1.-\u2014To prolong des Prairies street as far as St.Nicholas street, on & thirty five-foot width, it is necessery to purchase Nos.1964 and 1966 of the cadastral plan of 8t.Peter Ward, of the City of Quebec, and to divert from said land the necessary portion for the prolongation of said street, as figured on the plan deposited at the City Engineer's office, bearing.date of 8th March 1920 and prepar.' ed by the land surveyor Kdouard Hamel.2.-\u2014-For the above mentioned ends, the city shall acquire amicably or by way of expropriation sald pièces of land.8.\u2014-The price to be paid for said pieces of land, with building thereon erected shall be taken from the monies resulting from the sale of: lots at the Palais which belong to the City.Pubdlio Noticeis herehy given that in conformity with the dlspositions of the law, the above By-law shall be read » seeond time fer adoption.on Friday, the 16th Bentember, 1921.; rder, sn M, J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk, Gept.1,6.13.15x4 CALL AND GET A Loose Leaf Memo Book Fast the thing to take notes où Holiday trips.Also everything you require fer your \u201cL.F VACHON Busine Office applies No.67 Ssult-su-Matelot 80 Se THURSDAY.SEPTEMBER 13, 1921.| { | CAPT.EDMUND DRILL HALL, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3 - GRAND GALA CONCERT Under the distinguished patronage of Their Excellencies Lord and lady Byng.and under the Auspices of the O.W.V.A.MME.NELEN BURKE & STANLEY Latling Barieene Prima Dosna Soprano of Covent Garden, Londen.of Chitage Opera.] Seats will bs on sale Sept.ten At Gauvin & Courchesne's Uptown tore.re Sept.16.1728 a\" iS \u2014 Emma semer Direction TODAY EDNA MURPHY in | \u201cLIVE WIRES\" | :: Also :: BUCK JONES in Continuous Performance | CANADIAN | \u201cTHE HOUSE OF COMFORT\" COMEDY and OTHERS «The Spot Where Music of Quality Rules Supreme\u2014 Arthur St, Germain \"GET YOUR MAN\" from 1 P.M.to 11 P.M.MARRIED.MONAGHAN-HICKEY \u2014 On flept.14th, at Bt.Patrick's Church Grande Allee, by the Rev.Father ! O'Hara.Mary Hickey to Peter | James Monaghan, both of this | city.| DIED.i ANDERBON-At Breakeyville, Sept.13th, 1921, Kathleen Davie, age 13 years and 7 months, - becond daughter of Mr.G.D.Anderson and granddaughter of the late Edward Harper Wade, Service at New Liverpool Church, 1.30, (Fast time) Sept.18th, and crossing on Ferry Boat at 2.45.LAWLOR \u2014 On September John Lawlor, aged 63 years, Notice of interment later.Montreal, Boston and Lawreace.Mass, papers please copy.ROUTHIER.\u2014On September 13th, Marie Routhier.Funeral will leave her late residence, No.20 Carillion street.at 8:46 (advance time) o'clock.Thursday morning for Bt.Sauveur Church.thence to Bt.Sauveur Cemetery.Friends and acqusintances are respectfully invited to attend without further notice.14th, the ANNIVERSARY MASS.MARTIN\u2014A Grand Mass and Libera will be said in St.Putrick's Church, McMahon St, on Friday morning.September 16th, I¥31, ut 7 o'clock.for the repose of the soul of the recently deceased Frank T.Martin, Relatives and friends pleass attend, Inserted by his wite.Auditorium TODAY 8 Acts of Vaudeville and Choice Motion Pictares VICTORIA TOD A Y=\u2014Elaine Hammerstein in \u201cMiracle of Manbattan.\u201d larry Semon Comedy snd 1st Episode \u201cSky Ranger\u201d For Sale Splendid double houses, two storeys.very modern.a building lot with each, on de Balaberry street, near Grande Alles.Apply to: F.BAILLARGEON, 133 Be.Peter Street.Phone 1388 or 1516.Sept.14x8.S87.PATRICK'S COURT NO.630.\u20ac.0.F.All members.ars earnestly requested to attend the regular meeting of the above Court to be held this Thursday evening in their rooms 113 St.Anne St.at 3:00 P.M.Business of importance.Election of Officers.etc.By order.PATRICK POWER.Rec.-See.EDUCATIONAL.A Boarding School for Boys Very healthily situated at the fest of the Thoussnd Islands.30 acres of e Large gymnasium.Our own farm.Attendance limited.Separste houses for Jumiors and Seniors.Boys prepared for the RMC.and the Universities.Next term 14th, For Prospectus, ete, apply te the Meadmauteecommences September Quebec's Leading Photoplay House.\u2014Today:\u2014 LIONEL BARRYMORE \u2014in\u2014 \u201cTHE MASTER MIND\" Review, Comedy, Chester Outing Marcel Verney's Orchestra.Maple Avenue cars stop at the door.\u2014Today:\u2014 JACK HOLT -\u2014 I \u2014 \u201cTHE LOST ROMANCE\" Comedy, Review, Ete.ORCHESTRA, mere rer rer GRAND EUCHRE Under the Auspices of the TERENCE MacAWINEY BRANCH Gelf-Determination For Ireland League in Canada\u2014 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 \u2014 8.30 P.Mla ST.PATRICK'S SCHOOL HALL De Salaberry Mt.TICKETS: boc.sépt.16x2 84e SUGAR 8Kc.10 Ibe.Gran.Sugar .68C 1 1b, Breakfast Cocon.88c Gobdds delivered at home P.W.DUGAL S73 Me Joseph Gt.Tel 2010 a ee f henamasiar ; A.u.Ml.Malsearing, B.A NUMEROUS JUDGMENTS IN LOCAL COURTS {Practice And Superior Courts | Soene Of Many Decisions Yesterday In the @&uperior and Practice Courts yesterday several judgments were rendered, four coming from the fuperior Court, at which Hon.Judge Tessier presided, while ne less than six came from the Practice |Court, before Hon.Judge Gibsone.Curiously enough.in the latter Court, all judgments were identically the same, a motion heing granted by consent.with costs to follow.The judgments were as follows: Superior Court.Hon.Judge Tessier.Moreau vs.Matte.Action austain- ed.Gagnon vs.J.R.Rarry et Al Action sustained and payments made to defendant annulled.George Crawford vs, Dame Celina Crawford, widow of Henry Atkinson Action dismissed with costs.No.Fortier vs.EK.Leclere.Offer ASPIRIN \u201cBayer\u201d only is Genuine Warning! | Take no chances with œubatitutes fér genuine \u201cBayer Tabte of Aspirin.Unless you see the name \u201cBayer\u201d on package or on tad.lets you are not getting Aspirin at all.In every Bayer package are 4i- rections for Colds, Meadache, Neuraigia, Rheumatiom, Baradhe, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain.Mandy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents.Druggiets also sell large packages.Made In Canada.Aspirin | ready several large heads are said TWO DROWNED IN | bRANDE RIVIERE Sad Acoldent At Beaupre Yesterday Afternoon\u2014Viotims Were Canoeing A double drowning eceurred in Grande Riviere.at Boaupre, just esst of Ste.Anne de Beaupre yesterday afternoon In which the victims were Joseph Giguere, aged 13 years, and Albert Cauchon, aged 14 years.The lads were canoeing on the river in company with Robert Gi- Ruere, agged 1% years, & brother of one of thé victims.The canoes upset and all three were loft struggling in the water.The cries of thé lady atirgcted some people nearby who hastened to the scenes, hut ware unable to accomplish the ragcus of two of the boys who sank in deep water.Robert Giguere.who was able to swim a little managed to grasp the canoe and thus reached shallow water in safety.\u2018The news of the double drowning was communicated to Coroner Jolicoeur last night and he will go te Beaupre this morning to hold an inquest upon the remains of the two victime OPEN SEASON 3 IN FULL SWING Big And Small Game Reported Plentiful\u2014Moose Shot At Miguick The open season for the hunting of game both large and small is now In full swing on the north shore of the Bt.Lawrence and from reporis received from all points north of Quebec sportsmen are getting good bags.The hunting season for moose, only opened last Baturday, but alto have been drought down and on Tuesday.Mr.J.L.L'Heureux, a member of the Railroad Employees Fish & Game Club at Miguiek, rhôt a splendid moose at Lake Bellevue on the Ciub's reserves.Partridge are reported to be pien- tiful this year in all districts and many parties are tripping up North this month to profit by the advantage of both hunting and fishing, for the open season for trout closes on September 30th.The open season for moose on the flouth shore will not begin until the 30th.of September, but the meamon for deer opened on September Intand an desr ahound chiefly on the South shore there han been conal- derable hunting in the various counties.Local wing shots have also heen active from Beptember 1at., hut the snipe, plover and woodcock have not begun to migrate from the lower St.Lawrence in large numbers yet, and will profahly need à strong blow of fast wind to start them on thelr long journey to the South.SPEEDERS GOT GOOD STIFF FINES YESTERDAY Numerous Violators Were Brought Up Before The Court Yesterday In the Court of Sessions yesterday afternoon the case of J.B.Daigle, accused of seduction.from Bt.Gerard Majella.was commenced.Bail was fixed at $750 in the case of Geo.Renault, accused of thaft with violence.Quite & number of violators of the Quebec Automobile Law were haled before the Judge yesterday.and good stiff fines were assessed.One young man who had heen tagged at doing in the vicinity of thirty miles an hour, was obliged.to lay a little more than forty-three her.ries on the line before the Court was satisfied, while another speed fiend, who was trying to put Barney Oldfield by letting his machine out the very limit.was tagged hy 8 speed cop when his speedometer was registering fifty-five miles an hour.It cost this bird a Httle more than & dollar a mile before the Court was through with him.Other gents who seemed to think that a speed limit was a thing to be laughed at got a disagreeable surprise when they were obliged to lay certain varying amounts on the line hefore they were allowed to step on the accelerator, out of the Court House.WHERE KING WILL RUN AS YET UNDECIDED Ottawa, Sept.14\u2014Whether or not Mon.W.1.Mackensie King, Leader of the Liberal opposition, will run in Prince County, P.E.l.his present constituency, or in North Terk, where ha hae heen nominated.has not yet been decided.After the conference of the Lihera! organisation committee yesterday it was stated that the matter of Mr.King again running for the Prince Edward Ia.1and seat was under consideration.of defendant of $175.00 considered sufficient.Action dismissed with costs.Practice Court.Hon.Judge Gibsone.Lemieux vs.Grenier.Motion granted by consent.Costs to follow, Bonneau vs.Live Meh Co.Motion granted dy consent.Costs to follow.Davie-Ce.ve.North Bast Co.Mo.{lon granted by consent.Costs to fol ow.labrecque vo.Noel.Motion granted hy consent.Costa to fullow.Giguere vs.Pare.Motion granted le thé trade mark (registered in Sanada), of Bayer Manutacture of 31 Monoasetis acidester of Sylieyionste.by consent.Cente te follow.Godin ve.Bplistier.Motion grant.od by consent.Costs to follow.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.SUCCESS OF FINE ARTS EXHIBITION List Of Prizes Awarded To The Best Exhibitors In Painting And Soulpture \u2014\u2014\u2014 Visitors to the Fine Arts Gallery at the Quebte Provinaial Exhibition did net fail to notice the progress made within the past year.Apart from the splendid works exhibited by profensionel artists of tame, the gallery was well worth & visit to see the fine works in painting and sculpture displayed by Quebec amateurs.The sculpture work was greatly admired and oennols- sours were astonished te learn thas the exhibitors in this section had only studied for oné season at the School of Fine Arts.The paintings likewlss wore greatly admired and denoted talent of an exceptional order.Following 1s the list of prises awarded by the judges in the Fine Arts Gallery at the Provincial Exhibition: \u2014 Painting (from nature) 1.\u2014Miss Aline Deiltosse; 3.\u2014Miss Cecile Courchesns; 3.\u2014Mr.T.J.Tanguey.4\u2014Miss M.A.Godbout; 5.\u2014Miss À.Shaw.Painting (From models) 1.\u2014Mrs.Parent: 2.\u2014Miss F.Barry; 3.\u2014Miss Jeanne Germain; 4.\u2014fies Boivin.Water Colors (Original) 1.\u2014Mies Shaw: 2.\u2014Miss F.Graddon; 3.\u2014 vinMr.8.8.Wilde: 4\u2014Mrs.J.G.Scott.Water Colors (From models) 1.\u2014 Miss Aline Marois: 2.\u2014Mr.J.Lemieux; 3.\u2014Miss Yvonne Morin: §.\u2014 Mins ¥.Barry.Pastel.1.\u2014Miss F.Barry; ?.\u2014 Miss M.Scott: 3\u2014Miss C.Barry; 4.\u2014Miss F.Graddon.Painting on China.1.\u2014Mra.J.G.Scott: 2.\u2014Mrs.Parent; 3.\u2014Miss Miss Yvonne Morin.Sculpture.(Modelling) 1.\u2014Mr.Theo.Castonguay: 2.\u2014Mra.Lucile Corriveau, Marshall: 3.\u2014Alonso Cinq-Mara; 4.\u2014Miss Irma Levasseur: 5.\u2014Mr.Georges Berberi; 6.\u2014 Mr.Ferdinand Rochette: 7.\u2014Miss Jeanne Germain: 8\u2014Miss Marthe Turgeon.TWO CASES TD START TODAY Preliminary Hearings For Martinette, Duchesneau And Choo Tong To Commence 4 .Martinette and Mucheaneau, chauffeur and owner respectively of the death car.in which Germaine Page met her death some weeks ago on | BINET 15 ALSO IN METROPOLIS Taken To Montreal As Well \u2018As Palmer\u2014Both Expected Back Today \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Raoul Binet, alias Legault, whe in company with William Frederick Palmèr in accused of the murder ef Blanche Carneau in Victoria Park on July 23, 1930, has aiso been taken away from the Quebec prison, although whether he left fur Montreal at the same time as l'aimesz could not be ascértained last sven- ing.Both mén are supposed to Rave béen taken to the Metropolis tor the purpese of being contrented with an Individual named Casoden, who, it is rumered.will be able to say whether or not the two men are the guilty pair.Binet wap supposed to have deen taken to 8t.Raymend.but such wag not the case, an his destination was the Metropolls.and it is thought that he was taken there by Chief Lorrain, of the Provincial Detestives and detective Rioux, one of the members of the Provincial Police.The lawyers for the two men re- caived small consolation from the Attorney-Gienersl's department yea- terday morning, when they sought information concerning Binet and Palmer, for the assistant Attorney- General would not divulge where the men had been taken, when they had gone or when they would be back.The men's lawyers expect, however, that the pair will he back In the city today.CLEMENT CONCERT OCTOBER ND.Noted French Tenor Will Give Choice Selections\u2014Reser- vations Being Made At .Studio Musical \u2018 Mr.Louis T.Bourdon.who manages the American concert tour of Bdmond Clement, the calebrated French tenor who will give & con- cort at the Auditorium on the evening of October 2nd, next.was In Quebec yemerday., In connection with the coming of this great artist Mr.Bourdon, who is & young ma: yet, Darely over thirty, has bee twelve years in the booking business having resided six years in Europe, mtostly in France, and one of his reéord hookings, of late was when e brought Caruso to Montreal.This Caruso concert In Montreal, beat all attendance and receipt! records of the world.The coming of Edmond Clement to America, is the Montreal road, in an accident that resulted in both men facing «| charge of manslaughter.and thet of | Choo Tong.the Chinere quartermaster of thé Maskinonge, who is charged with the murder of five of | his countrymen in what is supposed to have been a tong war on the morning of August 27th last.are beth due to come up for preliminary investigation this morning in the Coûrt of Bessions.R 1s understood that an effort will be made to start both cases today.and that the opening of the Investigation in the case of Martinette and Duchesneau will get under way this morning, while that of Choo Tong will start this afternoon.As 1s usual In preliminary inveati- gation, both cases will be heard in camera, with only lawyers and witnesses allowed admission to the Court during the hearing of evidence UNIQUE SUB-TITLES USED IN \u201cDISRAELI\u201d When patrons of the Empire Theatre see George Arlime in \u201cDiaraell\u201d they will have the unique ex- the perience of almost hearing words of & man, leng dead, resurrected and brought again tention.Because most of the tities in \u201cDisraeli\u201d are actumily the words and thoughta of Britain's great Prime Minister.Geveral months were spent In research work digging out all the books that might contain any epigrams or famous sayings uttered by Disraeli during his years as Queen Victoria's right hand man.Forest Halsey, who wrote the scenario, has carsfully Interwoven the lines from Louis Parker's play with the results of the research work, so that the fnished product has greatly heightened the effects of this eplendid photoplay.After scoing some of the sublicies choked down the throat of the lung-suffer- ing publie, we belleve that this Innovation will be appreciated and liked, THIS WEEK AT MARCEAU'S.Our long awaited Fall Opening will be held on Monday next, September 19.During this period a special offer will be made in the Men's Department.Men's Overcoats, beige =the color most in vogue at t\u2014regular value $35.00 for $23.50.In the Dress Goods Department: Corduroy, 36 inches wide, regular $1.78 for $1.25.In the House Furnishing Dept.: We have received a fine assortment of Madras curtains, carpets, oilcloths, otc, at special prices.\u2018also & number of new pieces that managed by Mr.Bourdon and trom, applarances of the advance sales already being made.the Caruso success in Montreal will be proportionately repeated in the Old City with Clement's coming., When seen for an interview.Mr.Bourdon.yesterday, though & very busy man.managed to give out some Information as to the clase of selections Mr.Clement will render at the Auditorium concert on Sun-! day evening, October 2nd.They will include popular and well-liked selections from Grand Operas ae have been dedicated to Mr.Clement by a number of authors.Canadian ira of prominence will aiso he on the programme.\u201cWe have made arrangements that promise nne of the very most refined attractions of the season.| This concert of Mr.Clement's will be © real artistic meeting, with ali the bore polished out of it.We know thers is an artistic element.& soul thet craves high class art, and this we will look after with our Clement concert.No.there lo nothing uppish or supposedly \u201cclassy\u201d about this concert.It is just plain, refined art, less the trimmings and ridiculous fluff.We will de in & position, some time this week to give you an ides of what the programme will be.Then ! guess, the press and the public will agree with what 1 say.\u201d Seats will be on sale at the Auditorium wicket on Saturday September 24th.but to accommodate any persons thdt may be unable to to he up for that time, reservations of seats may he made right now at the Studio Musical.108 St, John Ktand they will see that you get your reserved seats in advance.MIDNIGHT FIRE IN STREET CAR |and other machinery have no choice WEEKLY ROTARY CLUB LUNGHEC Lubrication And Uses Of Crude Oil Subject Of Chief Speaker Tostorday's weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club of Quebet was fed.tured by an interesting address on the uses of erude oil, by Mr.R.H.Tanner, lubrication Engineer, of the Imperial Oil Company, who placed before his listeners in a concise form some very useful information concerning crude oil, gasoline, plant lubrication and automobile lubrication.\u2018The speaker started off by saying La O 2A48V/St.Jo that in 1889 the poesibilities of crude petroluem as a valuable product were determined and that from that time to this the production of this fluid had increased by leaps and bounds, wells having sprung up in every corner of nearly all coun teies In the world.Mr.Tanher described the manner in which crude petroleum was obtained from the earth, and after describing the various treatments expired.were re-elected.\u2014 the necessary before \u2018he oil was fit to £6 to the consumer, switched to the subject of gasoline.stating that the! power that made cars go was obtain od from the heat units obtained in; motor fuel, and that this was obtained by the combustion of a mixture; of air and gasoline in the cylinders.\u2018The mileage obtained depended upon | how much heat thers was in the mixture and also how perfectly this heat could be put to useful work in the motor.} \u2018The speaker also dwelt upon lub.rieation in general.giving several hints az to what should be done and what should he avoided.In apeaking | of a lubrication policy that every plant should avoid, Mr.Tanner suggested the following: \u2018 1, Loss of fuel due to high fric-: tion load.I 2.Loes of power friction slows down machinery.| I 3.Losm of production.Marhiners slowing down means output.4.Loss of profit.This is the mont - important of all and is caused by loss of our | MURPHY CO.\u2014 Grand Knight in remaining ROOSEVELT OFF FOR N, Ylin D.Roosevelt, former assistant Se.officers | Campo Bello, N.B.Afternoon and Evening Dresses | For The Coming Dances We have a most charming collection of Afternoon and Evening Dresses which will prove in order for the coming dances and other social functions.Ses them.ue St left place of Dr.eretary of the Navy, who has been Faucher.whose term of office has\u2019 gerigusly (11 at his summer home in for New York on a private car today.NOTICE Eastport.Maine, Sept.14\u2014Frank-| F.H.Bennett of Lubec, panied him, (Formerly D.R.Murphy Reg'd.) We are pleased to announce the re-opening of our store on Saturday, Sept.17th, 1921.MURPHY CO.46 Fabrique St.He was unabdle to walk or to sit up, but talked cheerfully before he left.Draccom- Bept.15x3 the first thres items.\u2018The bast known tests at present for grading the varieus olls pro.duesd and for checking up the pro.pérties are: In choosing @ lubricating oil.there are four nein gevern- ing factors.1.The weight of body.2.The speed with which it meves.3.The working temperature.4.The clearance.In choosing & steam cylinder oil, you have the following condttions to ake into account.1.Steam pressure and temperature.| 2.Piston speed n° engine.; 3.Type of valve gear.4.Whether condensing or non- condensing unit.Mr.Tanner also gave & few Dont's for motorists, as follows: \u201cOver fifty percent of all engine and machinery troubles are due to Incorrect lubrication; this is the re-; sult of using unsuitable or cheap! grades of oil: or may be due to buy- : ing oil by the galion, in place of buying correct lubrication.Cheap oll is the most expensive in the long run.The money spent und time | lost would cover the cost of correct! lubrication over a period of months.\u201d | In concluding his address.after, which he was heartily apniauded, Nr.Tanner advised automobile | owners and sll who have occasion to buy oil with the following donts: \u201cDont buy oll by the gallon on a\u2019 price basis, buy complete lubrication.\"Don\u2019t think that oil never wears out or wants renewing.\u201cAnd remember always the moving engines They will grind away in dirty conditions if you don't keep them clean.They wear out the oi! and grease you give them or they wear out themselves.KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Mr.C.J.Lockwell Has Been Elected Grand Knight Of 3rd.Degree < At à meeting of the Knights of Columbus held this week the selection of officers of the 3rd Degree for the ensuing year took place.Mr.C.J.Lockwell was ted 1 TRAVEL THE NATIORAL WAY\" ACROSS CAHADA \u2018The Canadian National Railways \u2018CONTINENTAL LIMITED\" leaves Montreal, Bonaventure Station, at Blaze On Grande Alles Was Promptly Extinguished By Firemen : marne Street car No.64, pay-as-you-en- 100 sper Aven BC vi Lue ee - between DArtigny and Lachevrotiers |Cosches streste shortly after midnight this; morning and the outbreak became 20 serious that the firemen were summoned by an alarm from Box |with the \u2018CONTINENTAL LIMIT.36 at the corner of Écou street and | DD\" saving hours of Grande Alles.By the time the firemen arrived the fire was increasing in volume.in combatting the outbreak the firemen were obliged to ewt away part of the flooring and used chemicals to extinguish the flames.9.00 P.M.daily to Vancouver, B.C.This train reaches the Pacific Coast via the shortest route and over a superior road Led making the fastest time across the continent.Ail atéel equipment.of the most modern type, consisting of Through Compartment, Observation Library ,Cars.Dining and Colonist Cars and Direct service trom Quebec, leaving Palais Union @tation at 8.00 PM.dally, connecting at Cochrane time and sconomising 328 miles, Quebec to the Coast.For further particulars apply to any Agent of the \"CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS\".Sept.13,15,17.19.32,21,27.39,30 Oct.1, 4, 10,18x218.Read SPECIAL AD ON PAGE THREE 25c CLUB SALE \u2014\u2014 SEWING MACHINES, MARCEAU & CO.155 St.Joseph Street PTLEGARÉ Our You Will Save Money By Dealing With F.X.LACHANCE, 188 Bayard Street ST.SAUVEUR 2te 20.000 pounds Butter for winter supply.per lb.\u2026 Steak and Roast Beef, perld.18¢ to 30¢ Extra Fine Beef.per lb.Veal.per 1b.Fresh Pork, Lamb, per ib.Sausage, 2 lbs, for.Fresh Eggsper Ibper dozen.Ete, Ete Pure Lard, per 20 lbs.Special attention given to all elephone orders.PROMPT DEIJVERY.F.X LACHANCE Be to 10e .10c to 15e .18¢ to Mc LEE LL ae and Soc \u2018Phone 2590.Kent.14x32.Discount.BLANKETS White flanellette blankets, value per pair $5.73 for $3.95 White woolen blankets: regular $24 and $27.00 qualities, at per pair $13.25 and .PR $14.95 QUILTS White Quilts for double beds: value $3.89 for .QUILTS You Are Saving 20 to 50% on the Following Lines of Fall Goods CARPET SQUARES.CLOTH.COSTUMES.HOSIERY.SERGES.here.See our window display.BLANKETS Velvet cloth for winter coats, value $6.00 for .$4.98 Costume cloth of all colors, value $6.93 for.$4.95 $3.95 Carpet Squares of all qualities and all sizes, less 20 P.C.Suits, for ladies, last spring styles, less 50 P.C.discount New Fall and Winter Suits and Coats with or without fur trimmings, many styles of good appearance and superior quality.at modest prices.All wool cashmere Stockings.for girls.women and boys: values $1.40 to $1.95, for .98\u20ac 500 yards of all wool serges.assorted colors; value $4.50, for .\"cu ecnasc en se00 000 BL79 CORSETS.Corsets for ladies, a regular $2 quality, for .$1.34 BRASSIERES.Canvas Brassieres.priced $1.00.for .60 Classic MacFarlane and Kor-Ker Shoes are on sale.Faguy,Lepinay& Frere 104 T0245.JOHNS.TEL.8300 me - IXTEEN MATCHES ~~ WERE PLAYED Jp Draw For Today Play in the annual tennis tourna- ent of the Quebec lawn Tennis Mb was continued yesterday, the al large gallery Leing present to tness the gumes.In all sixteen matches were play- , moat of the games being decided la straight sets, only two requiring (the third set.In the Mixed Doubles, Mrs.Carter aud R.Hoisvert after {losing the first set to Miss Haillar- | :Mseon and P.Lemieux, came back i Tong to capture the following two ts and the game.In the Ladies i {intermediate Singles, Mrs, Staveley ; 2ad Miss C, Chaloulk were all even ! yhough the final set showed Mrsfitaveiey the winner 7-5.The match in the Ladies\u2019 Open ngles between Mins J.Hatllargeon nd Mrs.Carter was keenly cuntest- à, especially in the first wet, which ant to Miss Haillargeon 11-3, (he cond set iso went to the same ayer, though in au easier fashion, he score standing 6-2.emt + pt = mt ane.The complete resulta of vester- av'a play and the draw for today ollows: : Mixed Doubles.Gagnon and Mrs.Turcot beat Mu homson and N, l\u2019rancoeur, 6-4, 6-2.Choquette and Miss J.Balllargeon at Miss Donahue and Bradley, -1, 6-4.Miss 13.Baillargeon and Monahan beat Mrs.Stuart and Simson-2.6-3.\"Mrs.Carter and R.Boisvert beat iss JL, Baillargeon and P.Lemieux, -6, 6-3, 6-1.ladies\u2019 Intermediate Singles.Miss J.Dupre beat Mins T.Pelhier 6-2, 6-2.Mrs.Buaveiey beat Miss C, Cha- Yoult.6-3, 3-6, 7-5.13 Mine L.Taschereau won fault from Mise V.Laffertyi Men's Open Singles.{, H.P.Hamel won from A, Tascherfeu by default.R .Boisvert 8-0, 6-0.: Ur.labrecque beat C.Montminy, 8-1, 6-2.i Ladiex* Open Singles.Mins J.Laillargeon heat Mes.Cure per, 10-9, 6-2.\u2018I Mrs, Beaupre \u201cmieux, 7-5, 8-1, Ladies\u2019 Handicap Singles, by de- beat Gbeat Mins J be + Miss B.Bailiargeon won from Mime} Lafferty, by deiault.Miss J.Taschereau Maveley, 6-0, 6-3.\"Miss L.Taschereau von (rom Miss T.Pelletier, ly defiaalt.Men's Donbles, Coulombe and Coulombe heat le- mesurter and Handsombody.6-2, 6-3.Ladies\u2019 Doubles.Mrs.Beaupre and Mrs.Stuart beat Mrs.Turcot and Mrs.fimson.6-2, 2948.Mra, Carter and Misa J, theat Migs Beaupre and \u201cVarennes, 6.4, #-3, Men's Encermediate Singles, Bradley bear A #2 Choquetre kel.Red, DRAW FOR TODAY, Henn AM.LI beat Mra 3 Lemieux Mrs, de tniiny, A anitiard, } | i feacnx val.2° pr Ne.3-0 Mise dte Varennes ve of Chale al yo Coan No, 4 dunte luullargenn bo Mire HE 4etes ian AM.boomin NA die Beene aw Doubiette Paccaue ns vo, Codtaabe ail Case Ceurt No ; HAT md Sitges on, 5 Mise Thomason aw, ! | | ! pes xitr Cou } Brunet, | cout Noo ! ; | ' 11 Dailargeun ve Mise de Varennes va Mrs Hamel vs Mrs, Court No, 1- Calley, | Court Ne.2- Murphy and Ch loult ve, Lemieux and Itandsomhods.Court No.3- Hoisveit va Foy, ; Court N 1\u2014T, Monnghan va, \u20ac.:Montmign i Court .PTas-hersau, à NV.LaRue va \u20ac.3:00 PM.Court Nn, 2 Conlombe veley va.Fay and Dupre, Court Noo 3 Texder va, quette.Court No 1 Strart ve, Bell, Cnurt No 8-\u2014P, Deguise va, Hamel.Court Na.qiHeapnle.and Mia.¥.Che.Ho 1-1 Choquette vs 2 DR.MANION MAY RESIGN FROM CABINET Fort William, Ont.ent.1i\u2014An unconfirmet report from Ottawa where Dir.1.J.Manion ir new vist.ing atater that the sitting member for Fort William ronstitueney will not be & candidate in the forthcoming elertinn.Flegarded an a Cabinet probability, hin withdrawal 8 regarded with surprise and eon.cern here, where his election was regarded as a certainty.Pressure of private practice ix given aa a like.fy reason for his demporary resignation from public life.îter the playing ul the second set, Baillargeon, ! MISS LEITCH GAVE | FINE EXHIBITION jh Quebec Tennis Club Annual| British Woman Golf Cham- Tournament Yesterday\u2014| pion Played Even Match With Beaconsfield Pro.Mdntreal.Sept.t4\u2014Miss Cecil Leitch, British woman golf cham- | plon, again demonstrated her ability by a fine exhibition today over the {course of the Beacunsield Golf Club here playing against the club profes.|stonal Jimnite Black, and terminated fall square with him.Black conceded [four bisques to Mins Leitch which she used to good effect, dhe Aninhed the round out and hone ju 4.Misa { Leiteh showed by her play today that she lu rapidly recovering (rom the Attack of tonsilitis contracted on the voyage over.Bhe was particularly good at (he tee and revealed sound mastery of the mashie-niblick iand of the brassey.It is in her |putting that she shows some wenk- ness, Her approach, however, is \u2018deadly.Distance and direction were \u2018obtained and maintained throughout her play.Miss Leitch left tonight for Ottawa and will play tomorrow over the Rivermead course.i \u2014_\u2014\u2014e ORAN FOR THE - MEREDITH CUP First Round Will Be Played By Ladies\u2019 Golf Club This | Morning The first round for the Æ.C.Meredith Cup will be played this morning on the Montmorency Links by the Ladies\u2019 Golf Club, the draws for witich Is an follows: Misa Gallagher, b Miss Laird.bye, Mrs.Sheehy vs.Miss O.Boawell.Mrs.Gale va.Mrs.Henderson.Miss A.Stuart va.Miss A, Sharples, Mins Imirfe va.Mrs.H.Sharples.Miss M.Davie vs.Mise D.Bmith.Mins I), Barrow, bye, Next Thursday the Beswell Cup\u2014 :18 hole, handicap medal play\u2014will ihe competed for, and on Friday the Webb Challenge Cup and Rilver and 'Hronze Medals will he played for.| i Quebec Golf Club.{In the Challoner-EBmith Cup.Mr.15taveley won from Major Gendron, which brings him into the final.On \u2018Saturday, J.A.McManamy and H.F.Mills, who are xemi-fingliste In this | | | competition, will play-off to decide which of them will meet Mr Rtaveley in the tinal, which will probably be plaved some time next week.With the exception of the Mixed Foursomes, the second round of which has yet to be decided, this | will be the Quebec Club's last cup competition for the present season, which has heen one of the most suc- versful In its history, HULUUAREUSHUNR BASEBALL LEER EEE EE E52 NATIONAL LEAGUE.R.1.E.# % 8% = \u201cESERS MO Cincinnatus: New York .A Th200070\u201410 18 6 Cincinnati H3u6sOnGu\u2014 1 6 1 Uattertes: lrouglaa and Snyder; ixey, Markie and Wingo.At Pittsburgh: nH.KE __snonñnan2\u2014 2 6 2 ansgaox\u2014 à 12 0 Hallingim, Morganton and Gowdy; Morrison and ionle: H.E.A st, Rrclits Gamer 22n206120\u2014 8 13 1 010041601\u2014 7 13 6 ltuether, Miljus.Smith Sherdel, Walker, Pfeffer and Dithooner, Aine Bron OÙ hn in tories: : Miller: Bailey, North with.(Recond Game) \u2014 5 AAAAAZAANEA\u2014 2 LAnnannonzel\u2014 3 11 0 ! Batteries: Mitchell and Taylor: P'ertirn and hithooner, National Teague Ntunding.WwW.Il.P.C 1New York #7 Rs R12 Pittaburkh s4 64 804\" HL Louis 017 62 Abn Hostnn 7h 64 has irooklyn T0 AN B07 \u201cCtncinnat! Lo bh 14 395 | Chirage LL., h3 RG AR Philadetphia 7 » 335 AMERICAN LEAGUE.At Philadelphia: R.ILE Cleveland | N61402n01\u2014 & 12 I Philadelphia ,.nonnogotoe\u2014 6 9 8 Matteries ; Covelr-kie and \"Neill; Naylor, Keefe, Harr:s and Perkins At New York: RH RK Chirago LL 1Z4001000.8 {0 New York .nfea13hix-15 10 2 Ratteries: Jinascll, Hodge, Connally and Rehalk: Rhawkey, Coltine, Hoyt and Mehnng, M Harton: ft, 11.E.Detroit .nnnnnannn\u2014 0 204 Boston | NORTUHONX- # 7 à Hattertrn: sOidham.Middleton and Bassier: F'ennock and Walteen, jAt Wanhintgon: nue Kt.Louis LH00000000\u2014 0 3 0 Read Our SPECIAL AD ON PAGE THREE 25e CLUB SALE \u2014\u2014 \u2014 SEWING MACHINES.PTLEGARE THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE THURSDAY, , SEPTEMBER 15, 1921.THE LEVINSKY & McTIGUE FIGHT WENT TEN ROUNDS RECORDS BROKEN AND EQUALLED Adrion Guy Set World's Trot- Cirouit Syracuse, N.Bept.14\u2014Peter Manning driven by Tommy Murphy, squalled the world\u2019s trotting record tor all horssa, regardless of age, by covering a mile in 1:58 at the state fair track here late today.| Peter Manning was started to beat 2:00 the world's record for five-year-old geldings.Arlon Guy, owned by Mrs.Harry K.Devereaux and driven by Murphy, set a new world's record for four-year-olds by trotting & mille in 2:01.The former recerd 2:03 had been held by Peter Volo since 1918.These historic evenis in light harness history featured the grand eir- cult race program today and were cheered by more than 25,000 spectators.In addition to thess sterling performances with Peter Manning and Axton Quy, Murphy piloted Sllidar to victory In the three-year-old clas trot.Jimmie McKeeron, a hay gelding carried off the honors in the Chamher of Commerce 2:10 pace, win- uing in straight heats.The 2:08 trot was won hy Periscope.Walter Rterling's time 2:05 1-4 in the first heat of the three-year-old trot, is a world\u2019s record for three- vear-old trotting geldings.The Summaries [Chamber of Commerce, 1:10 Class, Pace Three Heats, Purse $3.000 Jimmie JMcKerron, bg.(Ray) eee 111 Almaden Onward, (Berry) .2 2 3 Ruth Patch, bm.(F.Eiman) \u2026\u2026.\u2026.8 3 $ Chariey hg (Stokes) .B 405 [Lilian Stikwood, bik.m.PRE « .4 | iGeers) - John Pershing.also started.Time [2:03 1-4: 2:05 3-4: 2:05 1.2, The Empire Hotel Cap, Three-Year Old Trotting.3 Heats In 8, Purse $3,330.Rilladar.bg.(Murphy) .2 71 1 Walter Sterling.b.\u20ac.Stokes) .1 7 2 Finverra, bre.(H.Flemingd Lal 4 22 Pluto Watta, h.e.(Dickerson).337 David Axworthy, ch.e.(Tatiman?.s 46 The Great Volo, Miss Willoughby and Peter Pluto, also started.Time 2:08 1.4: 2:07 1-4; 2:07 1-4.The Uiestenant Governor's 3:08 Class Trot.Three Heats, Parse $2.200, Periscope, hom.(Dodge).8 1 1 \"Peter Coley.br.h.(Stokes) 1 3 4 Early Dreams, b.(Me- ,_ Densié) aes 8 5 0 | Charlie Rex, b (Murphy) ens veces 4B 8 Ronnie Dell, bg.(Hinds) 8 4 Millie Irwin.also started.Time \u201c2:06 1.2; 2:08 1-2; 2:06 1-4.| 2:08 Clans Trot.Three Heats, Purse $1,900 j#elka, ch.m.(H.Fleming) 1 1 1 \\ Rovoln, bik.æ.(Berry) .2 3 2 Electron Dillen.b.h.(loess 111122111100 8 8 3 Netean Dillon, h.g.(Servitlhy Loo ea a race ee .4 5 4 jUhian Brooke.bik.hi (tay) 407 Utah, Betty Thornton.lady Wilgo and King Harvester, also started.Time 2:05 3-4; 2:06 1-4: 2:02 1-4, Exihibition mile.By Peter Manning.h.m., hy Asoff \\(Murphy).To hreak own record af 2:00 flat, Won.time 1:58.Exhibition mile.By Arion Guy, hh, hy Guy Axworthy, (Murphy).to break world's record for four year-old trotters {Record 2:02), won time 2:01 to heat 2:20 1-4 trotting.Delwina, h.f.by Prince Delgen, won (3), time 2:10 3.4, To heat 2:25 1-4 pacing.Norinn.hf.(4), by Prince Delgen, won, time 2912 1-4.To heat 2:12 1-4 trotting.Clarget the Creat.ht.(3), by Peter the Great, Won, time 2:08 2-4.To heat 2:22 1-4 trotting, The Laurel Hall, bre, (3), by Peter the Great, won, time 2:08 1-4.To beat 2:19 1-4 trotting, Good Watta, he.(1), by General Watt, won, time 2:18.1-4, Geers, hr.x., (3 by Etawah, * To heat 2:12 1-2 trotting.| Cieers, bræ.(3), hy Utawah, (Oeers) won, time 2:11 3.4, \u2018To heat 2:30 1-4 Trotting.| Genuine.hf.(5), hy Elawah, | (rer won, time 2:18 3-4, 2 tt tr te Washington .000000102\u2014 1 4 0 American League Manding.Ww.1.PC New York - 6 #1 627 Cleveland .- 86 62 63 st, Louis .73 68 894 ; Washington .\u2026.- 68 78 492 floston .466 69 486 Detroit.67 7% 47 Chirngto .,.BR 80 420 Philadeiphia 47 8e 263 | .INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.At Jersey City: R.HE Reading .110000000\u2014 38 8 1 Jersey City .000001000\u2014 1 8 1 At Rochester: RH EK.Toronto .602200008\u2014 9 10 © Rochester | .200001010\u2014 4 9 3 \u2018At Buffalo: RHE Syracuse 010800000 7 16 1 Buffalo .4600N010x\u201411 14 © Hatteries: Kirley, Wanner and International foague Standing.Ww.LL PC :Battimore .,.117 42 Buffalo ., ,,.se Rochenter .Toronto ,.n 8 se eadfhe .69 9 Jersey City .+ $0101 ting Mark For Mile At Grand FIGHT WENT THE FULL TEN ROUNDS Levinsky-McTigue.Contest Was An Encounter Between Boxer And Slugger Montreal, Sept.16\u2014The between Mike McTigu weight of N York a Halifax, afd Battling Levinsky, a veteran light-heavyweight which took place here tonight at the Mount Royal Arena was an encounter between « boxer and a slugger.While McTigue made almost desperate efforts to get hom ight cross, his greatest asset, he was unable to overcomes the handicap against him in weight and his blows showed little effect on Levinsky, The latter stood McTigue off and boxed with him only, until he hed worn the middleweight down.In the fourth round MeTigue landed à right cros sthat raised a weit over Levinskys left eye and from then until the conclusion of the tenth round Levinsky battered and mauled his opponent, wearing him almost into exhaustion.In the seventh round Levinsky landed a right ana left sending McTigue to the mat.The latter refused to take the count and came back, holding om to the end of the round.In the ninth round Levinsky cut McTigue over the right eye, the punch again shaking Me- Tigue up.The fight was, says the Gazette writer, in no way pleasing to the publie, McTigue weighed 160% pounds.Lavinsky refused to weigh in but looked at least twenty pounds heavier.The Gazette says: \u2018There could be no decision between men of different classes without a knockout se that the meeting was nothing mors than a boxing exhibition.\u201d in the semi-wind-up, Young Lewis easily outpointed Frankie Engle of Detroit.Lewis weighed 126 pounds and Engle 128%.Sporting Notes.In the boxing bouts at Lauson last night Charlie Ratte] won from Jock Ryan on a foul in the third round, Rattel having the better of the bout from the start.In the preliminaries Soldier Flynn after having the better of the scrap with Charlie Lafrance was awarded the bout on.a foul in the third.In the opening bout Young Dupre had easy the better of Kid Belanger in a six-round scrap.Bob Meusel, of the Yankees.had {his batting eye working to perfection yesterday by hitting two home runs in the game against Chicago.and brought his total four-base clouts te twenty-two for the season.° J The players of the New York Glants added materially to their batting averages yesterday, collecting eighteen hits off Rixey and Markle who did the twirling fer the Reds.Rizey was driven frem the slab in the eighth.oe Thomas W.Murphy, driver of Peter Manning (2:00), world's champion trotter, has lssued a challenge to race Single G.(1:69), Ed.Allen's famous pacer, for a side stake of any amount from $10,000 to $100,000, winner to take all, at the October Grand Circuit mesting in Lexington, Ky.© + The New York Giants have nent one hundred bascballs to Saranac Lake for Christy Mathewson to autograph.The Giants will play an exhibition game this month for the henefit of \u2018Big Six\u201d and wilt put the autographed halls on sale to help swell the fund.meeting middie OHEAP CLOTHING.\u201cHow much do you charge for the pants, anyway?\u201d asked the rural cus tomer.\u201cDot makes some difference oft you vants dem vor Sunday ar eofery tay.\u201d replied the vender, judging his subject carefully.\u201cIf you vants a sheap hair vor efery tay.dot bair vos two tollars, but if you vanta dem bants vor SBuntay, dey vould pe fite tollars and a helluff.Rubhose you dakes um vor Suntay, und ven dey vos a little worn, you vears dem ivor efery tay.By dot you mave two [tollar on a fife tnllar pair of pants!* Against which argument the coun- W.T.TILDEN 15 TENNIS CHAMP Secured Permanent Possession Of Singles Cup By Defeating Wm.Johnston Philadelphia .Sept.16 \u2014 For the second time in two years Wm.T.Tilden H., of Philadelphia, destroyed all chance of William M.Johnston, of San Francisco, securing permanent possession ef the championship tennis singles cup, by defeating him here today, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-8, in the tourth round of th nual titular tournament, Johnston was not the only former title holder to be eliminated, however, for R, Norris Williama EL, of Boston, champion in 1914 and 1916, also went down te defeat before J.O.Anderson, the Australian Davis Cup player in a hard five-set match, 6-3, 6-3, 2-6, 4-6, 6-4.EILEEN F.AND HELENA BATTLE WERE WINNERS In The Light Harness Races At The Ottawa Exhibition Yesterday Ottawa, Sept.14-\u2014Results of today's driving races at the Kxhibition grounds here today follow: 2:30 Paco, Purse $500, Elleen F.bm.(W.(MacPherson) .111 T.R.McGregor.br.h.(Hit) 2.2.ec 1 5° 4 4 Star Match, bg.(Potvin) accus À 38 Chelsea Maid, blkm.Stewart .3 8 28 Newsboy, bik.g.(Larouchs) teria $ 4 35 3 Barney Schreiber, b.g.(Burrell) .3 Burrell) .° Time 2:19 1-4; 2:21.2:20 Trot, Purse $500.Helena Battle, br.m.(Esson) .21171 Dolly Duree, b.m (Potvin) \".\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1 2 F 4 Baroness Kenny ra.m.(W.MacPhersen).4 4 § 3 Capt.Spier, bg.(D'Amour) .3 3 8% § Marion Kirke, b.m.(Tracey) .$3 5 4 8 Time 2:20 1-4; 2:19 1-4; 2:18 14:| 2:18 1-4.SCHOONER MAYFLOWER TO REPRESENT U.Sin International Fishing Vesssl Race Off Halifax Next Month Gloucester, Mass.Sept.14\u2014The schooner Mayflower today was chosen to represent the United States In the International fisher men\u2019s races of Halifax beginning Oetober 25.Selection of the Boston vessel was announced by the American race committee after the schooner Elsabeth Howard had been ruled ineligible because of her limited fishing experience, The Mayflower, built by a Boston syndicate, is now at this port unloading a cargo of fish.Bhs is expected to leave moon for her home port to be fitted with a new main boom to replace one broken on her last trip to sen.An eight-day stand at the Georges bank is still on the schooner's schedyle be, fore she fits out for her meeting with the Canadian challenger.SIR LOMER TO PRESIDE Montreal, Sept.15\u20148ir Lomer Gouin will preside at the banquet to he held hers on September 21nd in honor of the 2h anniversary of the entry of Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux into the House of Commons.In addition to other speakers announced, Hon.W.L.McKenzie King, Mr.Lemieux himself and Er- tryman had nothing to offer, and the transaction was closed.| nest Lapointe will be present and will address the meeting.BORSALINO HATS for Fall and Winter The present styles sparkle with newness, and the shades are 30 conceived as to contrast or correspond with any attire in answer to the most fastidious wishes.Only pre-war dyes have been \u201cused and master craft finish employed.Get the genuine.Al CHRONICLE Job Printing Department -\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_ > We have added to our Plant a LOOSE-LEAF DEPARTMENT and are now in a position to furnish at short notice.Loose Leaf Forms and Binders In any style or pattern.We are also well equipped for printing LAW FACTUMS CIRCULARS, good service.ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS, LETTER HEADS, BUSINESS CARDS, PRICE LI POSTERS, ETC.We do all kinds of commercial printing.We use good stock.have careful and competent workmen and use every effort to give you satisfaction and No order is too large or too small to receive our special attention.Ask for Estimates TRADE CATALOGUES, ENVELOPES, SHOW CARDS, Phone 6000 > , STS, HANGEPS, HEAVY DAMAGE Londonderry, N.8., Sept.14\u2014Fire this morning destroyed the post office building, the principal business block in the town the meat store of James Delay and several homes.The blaze had its origin in a defective grate in the Post oftice building.The loss occasioned could not be ascertained up to à late hour today.OTTAWA COUNCIL K.C.TO HELP BEPARATE SCHOOLS Ottawa, Sept, 14 \u2014 The Ottawa Council of the Knights of Columbus have taken up cudgels on behalf of the separate achools of the city and will shortly bring pressure to bear on the local members, Messrs.Hill and Pinard, and Hon.R.H.Grant, Minister of Education for the purpose of having the separate schools got a fair and just hare of the! taxes pald on public utilities in Ottawa Announcement was made today by the Ottawa Council of its Intention to take up the matter as part of a province-wide plan of propaganda.At the meeting of the council last night a resolution was passed which supported steps being taken on behalf of the separate schools.WOMAN STEPS ON SNAKE IN BEDROOM, BITTEN Pittsburgh, Sept, 12\u2014S8tepping on something ylelding and wriggling in her bedroom last evening, Mrs.Angelina Verma, of Hays, realised that it was a snake, Before she could act she felt something strike her left ankle, followed by a stinging sensation.Mrs, Verma, who is a widow, screamed In terror, and several of her children responded.Dr.W.A.Jones pronounced the bite that of a copperhead and administered antidotes.The wooded hillside against which the Verma residence stands has been Infested with copperheads this summer.During the excitement the one that dit Mrs, Verma escaped., TIPS TO HOUSEWIVES.One way to remove grass stains is to rub on sufficient butter to cover and afterward wash with soap and water.This will not affect the color of the fabric, \u2018 e «+ + Before wushing sweaters take down all measurements.Then while drying them on Turkish towels pat and pull them into shape to conform with the measurements.There's a world satisfaction in a pipeful of Old Chum Tobacco.\u201cThe Tobacco of THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE Reciprocity Between the Porchser a the Salesman WE GIVE YOU OUR PROFITS, GIVE US YOUR PATRONAGE.AN UNUSUAL SALE CONTRAVENING ALL ESTABLISHED RULES.In opening the new season by a complete display of all the latest styles, we are offering at the same time an attractive scale of prices for reduction sales.Reflections Each ome must either conceive or execute, that is the natural law.General success is the best guarantee and the safeguard of personal business.It is the first time that the public will find new goods offered at \u201cpost-season\u201d rates.We invite the public to come and take part in our opening fall sale, which begins today, September 15th, and will continue until the end of the month.Profit by this event to do your fall shopping.M The time has come when Bl cach one must provide his share of emergy.We are E entering the most active I period of the year, the suc cess of which will depend BARGAINS OF OUR BIC FALL SALE .3 upon co-operative work.Let us help one another and let each one do his best.Ladies\u2019 Coats in polo or silvertone with fur collar.$21.50 Men's Undershirts or Drawers, un- assorted sizes, an interesting line covvviinienimereiansenns 69c Men's Suits in fancy Grey Tweed, or blue or black Serge, priced at es0 000 $18.75 Jersey Cloth, all wool, circular mixed Jersey Cloth, all wool, plain material, circular, drab, navy, nigger's $2.95 F | head, peacock, old rose .' i | i 1,000 yards of assorted colored mate- |, rials, 42 inches, for dresses 98¢ ! Value $2.00 for .| SPECIAL Boys\u2019 Suspenders, shades for suits.Value $6.Granulated Sugarper pair .\u2026.\u2026.0000000000000s for .$2.59 10 pounds for .WI031dS j 90e: 4 The Occasion is Most Favorable Profit by Our Opening Prices to Buy Your Coats and Suits Ladies\u2019 Coats in polo cloth, sorted colors, $14.95, $13.v.\"$19.95 Ladies\u2019 Coats in velour cloth, stylish models with large collars, trimmed and embrold- ae, en et.$32.50 Ck, Bare to renee.$60.00 Coats in velour cloth, trimmed and empatte te een $125.00 .$12.00 Girls\u2019 Coata in heavy material, for 2 to 6 years, 36.60 to .Misses\u2019 Coats in heavy material, 19 95 Mnud, for 8 to 14 years, $10.00, .Cloth suits, black or navy, long coats, embroidered and trimmed $3380 16 non rennnee $60.00 Suits in velour cloth, trimmed and embroidered with fur collar, | 3125 00 .337.60, $60.00, rressses ser 0uen 0e THE FUR DEPARTMENT IS CONTRIBUTING THE BEST OF ITS ASSORTMENT AT LIQUIDATION PRICES PE $9.95 PE $11.95 Blue Con ailes .ucscecencesescseaeees $18.95 Blue fox, round form, .0000000000 $16.95 Cross and ailver fox, .\u2026.00+0000000000000- $1 1.50 Lucile, 849.00 and .\u2026.400000ceccessseuss $59.00 TAUPE 0.000200 0euso0 cc 00 race non ver O0u tee $65.00 Scarves in imitation taupe ne eus snensa000a000 $1 8.00 Scarves 1a French Seal, 0.000000 $18.00 .$12.00 Mink, in Pierrot form, $7.85, 810.600 and .$178.00 $219.00 Coats in Persian Lamb, large collar, .$225.00 Wallaby Collars.c000 crensnn.$1 9.95 Coats in baby seal, extra large collar .Coats in baby seal.trimmed with Alaska Marten, large collar, THE HOUSEWIVES\u2019 FAVORITE DEPARTMENT OFFERS A SCALE OF PRICES WHICH SHOULD SATISFY THE MOST EXACTING Unbleached Bengal Cotton, 36 inches 22¢ 14e, 19C, MMA .2000000acanimec0 a 0000 aveu 000 Unbleached Bengai Cotton, 40 inches, .0\u2026.+r0 a nvaneusssucnenurs 24c White Cotton Shirting, 19e 36 inches i avseus i ras cncce troc e 02000 \u2018White cotton, imitation of linen, 26 inches, .0 -+00sucsascnesaue 000000 24c Plain White Canadian Fiannelette LOF sa.conscaasse soso ronac0cccu eau seu aneu es 17e Plain White English Flannelette, BOF \\ovuioresroonnncanins nesvesssannroceans White Flannelette, extra heavy, 36 Inchen, 20000000 0c00e vésreconese dc \u2018White Tablecloth Liven, 66 (inches, .\u2026.s.220000000 00-000 00000000 63c \u2018White Tablecloth Linen, 58 inches .++2 vusscenves cc en u0ens Cream Tablecloth Linen, .sa.84c White Ninon, 46 inches, 25c, 26c, 30c, 3h, 40c, and 50c Nainsook, 36e tO .00222200000.Le scan c ane» 50c Fancy Crepe for Kimonos .0.0000000000000 59c USEFUL FANCY ARTICLES AT BARGAIN PRICES Lace piastrons for suits per yard $2.39 satin Ribbon, flowered designs, assorted colors, 99¢ 6 1-8 inches wide, .\u2026-000000000000 000000 8 inches wide, .000000ccceconnenneses 79c M tete ee 19c Pearl Neck Pieces, Shopping Bags, in imitatien of leather, or in flowered cretonne, Handkerchiefs in crepe de chine, 60 c BBC LO.020000 000 cs 00n 000 sa ane 000 sa 1000008 French ninon, handkerchiefs with hand-made $1 50 1808, each, 750 tO .00000 00000000 000000 » Handbags in steel or silver, white mountings, $10 89 Wiestaes vescactsecs 1] French importation, Plush Handbags, silver mounting, White Ninon, Handkerchiefs, hamstitched.Value per dosen, $1.36, for .,.95¢ White Cluny Lace, 3 inches.Value, 36c pec yard, for .18c Lace for Collars, latest fall novelty, $1.19, $1.49, $1.79, $2.49, 834% and .$3.99 Embroidery, 27 nches wide.Valwe, $1.28, for ., 67c À Brief Visit To Our Clothing Department For Men And Boys May Save You Considerable Money.Boys\u2019 Knickerbocker Trousers, 3 *$1.95 lots for clearance, 59c, 93c, .Boys\u2019 bi .V veto tor re anus $219 Good Trousers in Canadian.English or American tweed.Sacrificed at $1.49, $1.99 .$4.89 Men's Overcoats in grey cheviot $ or brown vieuna, .-.1 9.75 Boys\u2019 suits in fancy tweed, $6.95, $8.45, Balance of line\u2014Suits for children, .$4.95 $24.75 Men's sults or overceats in black vicuna.166 L@ L.uc0cccc0ucso00 a000u0s00 With puree, 00.eee.$11.18 French Ribbon, black or white, 3 in.to 1% ina BE, BE, 10C L.2.e ec en asc ssae se nan nee 12¢ Men's suits or overcoats in dark $29 50 .grey all wool tweed .NI Tastes Will Be Satisfisd In Our Splendid Choice of Goods for Dresses, Suits or Coals 2,000 yards of check material for coats, 64 inches, $5.50 for .$1.98 All wool Polo Cloth, 84 inches, black, navy, nigger's head, drab taupe, or wine, $6.0¢ for.$8.08 Heavy Velour Cloth, alf wool, English importation, drab, brown, beaver, navy, grey or taupe, 86.POP S2snes 00504 can dau ares 93.06 Velour cloth, duvetine, ail - wool, for coats, beaver, psacock, drab, nigger's head, taupe, blegk or navy, $8.00 for .04.0 French cloth, all wool, double width, drab, neutria, beaver, navy, Saxe blue, black, brewn or wine.Value $5.00, for .88.08 Venetian cloth, all wool, 50 inches navy blue, horison blue, drown, or grey.Value 95.80 for .98.40 French Gahardine all wool, 50 and B4 inches, navy, taupe, nigger'e head, Saxe biue, $5.00 for $3.48 Goldtone cloth, all wool, drad or duck blue, Special for full coats.Value $8.00, for .28.06 A Fon Borgales le the Department of House Ferviehings Donegal Tweed, 54 inchen | Value|AIl wool serge, 38 inches, dark $3.50 for .vs0c000s 91.50) green, nigger's head, grey, drab, & \u20ac olored Cretonne, 36 inches wide.Sedan cloth, heavy, permanent] OF brown.Value $1.50 for .880) guy gee \"gor 00000000 ae lustre, all new shades, for coats 1,000 yards of e all wool, 64 inches, navy, black, brown, taupe Cretonne for upholstaring.or peacock.Values $3.60 for iia POP 222205 casse ec ea es 00000 or suits, 54 inches, Vaiue $8.00 for 225505 sevanors 25000 20.93 Siivertone material, drab or grey, for coats, $4 inches.Value $5.00 [LT I Le Viyella flannel, cream with colored stripes, 33 inches wide, $3.33, for 0.0 .e of conserving for the benefit of the people the power that properly belongs to them and to prevent Its being exploited hy private interests for their own financial henefit™, 1 .BIG GAME REASON Fredericton, N.R.Rept, 14\u2014The hix game hunting season of 1921 In New Brunswick which will open tomorrow gives promise of heing in FREE AT LAST OF KIDNEY TROUBLE \u2018\u2019Fruit-a-tives\u201d Brought Her Health and Strength 624 Cuamrrain Sr, Moxtazau \u201cFor 8 years, 1 suffered constantiy from Kidney Disease and Liver Trouble My health was miserable and nothing in the way of ordinary medicine did me any good.i Thea [ started to use \u201cFruita-tives™ and the effect was remarkable.All the pains, Headaches, Indigestion and Constipation were relieved and once more I was well.All who suffer from such troubles should take \u2018Fruit-a-tives\u201d Madam HORMIDAS FOISY.606 a box, 6 for $2,50, trial size 250.At dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.HETHRINGTON'S BAKCRY.Every variety of high.grads Bakery Goods, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1921.ALPHONSE COTE 879-381 St Jchn St Potgto Flour, per pkg.1%e Heinz Kidney Beans, 1Be, 25c Jusy in Balad Premier Dressing, bottle .380, 10 Icings, Maple, Pink, Vanilla, White, Chocolate, ?pkge.35e Bovril, large bottie for $1.18 Edwardeburg Corn Syrup 3 1b.cim.[IN 6 ib tin.\u2026.BC Clark's Beefsteak and Onions, very nice, per tin .45e Smith's Catsup, reg.35e for 20e Salmon, 1 Ib.tin, 3 for Se Anchovy Sauce, Cross Blackwell, per bottle, 380 & B&c Libby's White Little Onions, in vinegar, per bottle 40c Junkets Tablets, pkg.18¢ Sheriff's Marmalade, 4-1b.98 1343 8763 \u2018asile Creamery Bpecial 430 Chateau Butter .4%¢ Le Soleil Peas, Imported à Lipton\u2019s Tea, 1 1b, pkg.Tec or tins .+ 24 5.0 fede mel Cin ene Saladn Tea, 1 Ib.pkg.B3c Por an BFP, per Un Te, Large Tin, Cherries 10¢ for 490 erred ey ms PP Pineapple per tin, 24e.2 5 1b.Redpath Sugar.48c ting .B6c 10 1b.Redpath Sugar.92e Aunt Jemima Pancake or 20 Ibs.Redpath Sugar $1.83 Buckwheat Flour pkg.18c 8ept.18x2 delivered 10 all parts of the Clty, dally 3-3 Tel.6838 384 ST.JORN ST.|; For AND WORKMANSHIP ORDER YOUR CLOTHES from S.J.Burke, MERCHANT TAILOR Phone 781 :: 187 St John Se many WAYR & most successful one, according to officials of the Provinrial Department of Lands and Mines.MEXICANS KIDNAP GIRS.Rishee, Ariz, Kent.14.\u2014A band of Mexicans tonight raided the home of eall for an operation to he perform- od on Friday.He waa advizad hy his physician last Monday te undergn an oners-\u2019 tien and thin now seems to have constituted \u2018the unforseer, clreum- stances over which 1 have pa ron.trol\u201d which caused Mr.Villeneuve te refuse the nomination te run against Mayor Mederic Martin an a candidate fer the mayorzlty In the forthroming municipal = elections next manth.SURCHARGE.RATE TO END OF MONTH 12 P.C.Ottawa, Sept, 14- In arenrdance with the judgment nf the Raard of Ratiway Commissioners, isaued January 14, 1321, the rate of exchange In connection with shipments of freight between points in Canada and the United States from Rent.15 to 36 inclusive will be 11 31-32 per- ~ent.The surcharge on international freight shinments wilt he reven percent and the rate of aur.\u2018harge on international passenger \u2018vecinens veill be based on 12 per.+=t exchange.MOVIE THEATRE FIRE Saskatoon, fask.Sept.14\u2014Fire :sday damaged the Daylight Theairs \u201cne of Kaskateon's leading moving nieture hounes to the extent of $80,.#04.The blaze originated from a furnace.SONNSON NOT IN AUSTRALIA fondon, Hept.14\u2014A cable from Adelaide venterday reporting the arrival of \"\u201cPusrytoot\u201d Johnson in Australia wan incorrect.It appears he disembarked ar an Indian port hut it Is helleved he may visit Ausira- Ha later.AA AA 8 SIPPING MOVEMENTS, i & \u201c URABBURSL AM A Arrivals at Montreal, Sept.14:\u2014 Btra.Arlano from Jondon: Innerton from Bouth Hhields; Metagama from siverpoul: Bhickshinny from Hoston; Oriatano from Hull.Cleared: Sirs.Galtymore for Itotterdam: Montreal for Naples: Thoradal for Djuron, Rwerden: Maudie for Quebec; Sirrah (or Danish ports: Ameland for Hamburg: Cuirnrons for Leith, dieamer Arrivals, Bept, 14: let.via at New York (rom Libau; Themistorles at New York from Conataniinopie: Proaident Wilson at Naples from New York; Caserta at Naples from Montreal.Cleared: Tarantia from Khields (or Mcntreal; Olympic from Cherbourg for New ganized by the Rritish \"amine Relief Committee.\u201d | Dr.Nansen declares that If the financial problem he adequately and promptly solved, \u2018the bulk of the stricken people may yet he saved.\u201d FIRE YESTERDAY AT KT.ROMUALD.The residence of Mr.leon (Jagnon of &t.Romuald d'Etchemin was visited by fire yesterday afternoon and damaged to & considerable ex- lent.Mr, tlagnon.who ia a merchant, resides over hia store.fire broke out in the residence which was gutted.while the store was damaged hy water.The firemen mastered the flames after a stub.horn fight.\u2018The.\u2018valued at $500.and missing from .0Ut by Edmund Bristol.M.P., who in twas not serious.Ralph Champion, four miles south -\u2014 of here.and escaped after kidnap.RUBONIC PLAGUE ping Champion's daughter, accord-! London.Kept.14\u2014Reuter'a cor- ing to telephone reports received | respondent at Rrishane, Australia, here.Every avaliable peace officer says it han transpired that an em- has left for Warrenployee of a chaln of produce stores ; wha died on August 23 was à victim SUGGFESTR TENTATIVE AGRNDPA.! of hubonie plague.Another rate of Washington, Bent.14\u2014The United\u2019 plague in reported In South Rrisbane Kiates government has again taken .whers alse aix infected rats were\u2019 the Initiative In the armament negp- discovered.Brisbane ia the Capital tiations by suggesting to the \u2018other | of the Atate of Queenaland.powera a tentative list of subjects\u2019 : \u2014 for discussion at the coming con- STOLE FROM CHURCH.{ference here.Dighy.N.K.Sept.14 \u2014Wm.VWeb- > her, 23.of this tnwn was arrested CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE.here last night by Chief of Deter.Toronto, Sept.14\u2014A conference lives Horace Kennedy of Halifax, [of the Conservative forces of Toron-| charged with having in his ,to and District will he held tomorrow sion two antique mahogany chaies'NIBht here in answer to a call sont Style, Fit |] Have You?Received a copy of our UBBER STAMP CATALOCUE 1.HORE & COMPANY Printers & Stationers 122 Mountain Hill, Quebec.|| Phone 7137.IFVIS EXPECTS BIG + .CLAIM SETTLEMENT Bt lake's Church, Annapolis-Royal, | ince the night of the great fire The City of Levis expects an early Tant week.© * | settlement of its claim against the Federal Government for a sum of $500,000 for land now occupied hy GOVERNMENT TO DEFEND the C.N.R.on the site of the for- ACTION BY PROVINCE mer station.An officer of the Fed.Ottawa, Sept.14\u2014(Ry Canadian eral Department of Public Works: Presa)\u2014The action of the Province is expected at levis today and will | o¢ British Columbia.for a declara- confer with Mayor Emile Demers (jon that the Dominion Government relative to the claims of Levis in the han no right to impose custom matter.dutles on liquor imparted by the Province, will be defended hy the VAUDEVILLE ACTOR | Dominton Government, E.I.New.: WAS TAKEN ILI, combs, Deputy Minister of Justine, Jimmie Gallon, the novelty jug- \"ated thia morning that a copy of gler, opening the bill at the Audi-|the statement of claim of the pro- \u2018torium this week was taken Ill dur.Vines had heen forwarded to him.ing hin act yesterday afternoon and | No steps had yet heen taken by the a physician had to be called in to Federal Government in the defense, minister to him.Gallon's sudden il : nens was due to heart trouble.but MILLION FEFT OF he recovered and was able to go with LUMBER DESTROYED his net lant night, Stowlacke, N.B., Sept.14 \u2014 One \u2018 pare [million fest of lumber were destro: PASSENGER DIED ed early this morning at McKay's ON I \u20ac.R.TRAIN .8iding.ten miles north of here, be- * A man from Rimouski, whose fore & fire which had broken out name could not be aacertained, died NCAT one of eight lumber piles could on the I.C.It.train Inst evening.|P® brousht under control, two hun- He was being tranaferred to this rity {dred feet from the raliway station.to undergo an operation for ap- The Jumher was piled near the rail- ipendicitls, and complications having [WAY tracks and all the Canad set In he died on the way.The body Pacific Railway Telegraph poles in \u2018was removed to Molsan's Morgue, the vicinity were burned and the Levin.\u2018(wires put out of commission.son Se ermwanen [{E.THAT FADED DRESS YOURSELF The fauzon municipal council lant ; i night dacided to purchase the Ruel Waterworks.The price Involved In $38,000 and the transaction will be put through next Monday.FARTHQUARE AT ATHENS © Athens, Rept, 14\u2014-An earth shock | was recorded At the local ohbserv-| atnry yesterday.The epicenter or are point of origin of the earth.e Wan estimated to be 260 kiln.mnters snutbwest of Athens\u2019 The | shock alsn van felt at Bante and! Patras, In Eniraus some houses were xhaken down and a quay was vracked open.Package Of \u201cDiamond Dyes\" Makes Any Garment Or Drapery Like New For fifty-one years milliens of wo- ;men have been using \u201cDiamond en Dyes\u201d to add » of wear to worn, | .faded skirts wi .coats, stockings, VIT POR SEA swaulers, coverings, hangings, every.Montreal.Mepi.14-\u2014Afler à thô- (hing.You too can put new, rich, \u2018th examination inday, hy Captain 'tadeless colors Inte your worn gar- N° Rater.Port Warden, and MP.mente or draperies sven I( you have 1dernon, Lloyd's burvevor, the Rrlt- never dyed before.Just buy lMa- h team meamar Hellerby, whch mond Dyes\u2014no other kind-\u2014then rounded an fin Ronde on Tuesday your material will come out wight, | rorning while \u2018caving port of Eve.herauge Diamond Dyes are guaran.en, waa fund in he undamaged teed not lo streak, spot, fade, or A rhe war Acen ingly certified an run.Tell your druggist whether the for goa The Pelleshy Ig exnerind material you wish to dye Is wool or « leave Windmill Point tor Bremen ullk, or whether it is lines, cotton, 10-morrow morni.g.or mixed goods., » Chairman of the Central Ontario District.The Presidents of the Women's Political Assoclations have tiso been invited.CRERAR WAITING FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS ! Toronto, Ont, Sept.14.\u2014Hon.T.; A.Crerar has replied to the U.F.0.query as to whether he would undertake an Ontario tour with Premier Drury and J.J.Morrison by stating, it is understood, that he cannot make definite plans until the election altu- ation has further developed.Members of the Ontario Government fully expect that the tour of the \u201cBig three\u201d will yet be arranged.BRITISH STEAMER 18 TOTAL 1.088 Buenos Aires, Argentiana, Sept.14 \u2014The British steamer Beacon Grange, from Newport News from Rio Gallegos, Argentina, which went aground at the entrance to the port of Rio Gallegos, September \u20ac, js a totai loss, according to advices rc- ceived In shipping circles here today.The steamer of 4,327 tons gross carried 3,600 tons of coal for the Swift Packing house at Rio Gallesos.MODEL HOUSING 1N FREDERICTON Fredericton, N.B., Sept .14 \u2014 An additional sllotment of $80,000 under the Federal Housing Act was made to the City of Fredericton by the Provincial Government here today, The Government approved of the basis under which the Act has been administered by the local Housing Board as most practical and forthwith granted the application of a delegation from the City Council, who asked for the additional grant, NORTH BAY OFFICERS HONORABLY DISCHARGED North Hay, Ont.Sept.14\u2014Charges that Bergeam Frank Michaud and Constables John Fleming and Witlam McKenszle, members of the town police, atole three gallons of alcohol from Alexander Bolloway, an agent under the O, T A.were dismissed by Magistrate Atkinson today, the officers being honorably discharged.Kolioway, a Russian, has himnelf served a threa months term In Furwash for BR.O.FT.A.PILES rh 0 pe red.\u2026 Ch nag'a Ont + will relia Sones DT after: rh \" hone = a ofl Aaa) certes Hon age.Bd eter Hi Sik: Mn Toor.Bam hpéca etats ment 1, nr : , 20000 aad vaclese 20.diam, der pe: DNORCED HUEY NON ONLY FRIEND Mrs.Obenchain Expects To Be Freed-Reiterates Story Of Kennedy's Death Los Angeles Sept.14\u2014Madalynne Obenchain today announced she had cast aside every one except her divorced husband in her fight against the charge of murdering J.Belton Kennedy, weathy broker.Ralph Obenchain, her former husband, is now regarded by Madalynne as \u201csteady Ralph, the man In a mii- fon,\u201d she sald in an interview, He is a lawyer and will defend.her in court.She has discharged P.Schenck, noted criminal lawyer Furthermore, she stated she would refuse to ge to trial jointly with Arthur Burch, indicted with her tor the murder.\u201cBurch had no more to do with the death of Kennedy than I had,\u2019 Madalynne said, \u2018 She veiterated her story that Kennedy dropped à at her aide on the steps of his Beverly Glen Bungalow fololwing a shot trom the dark.\u201cBurch and 1 have no defense in common.I know Burch did not like Kennedy, but 1 know-that he dtd kill him, \u201c1 am afraid T have harmed Burch by my silence.This has led to ar impression that I was shielding him This is untrue.\u201c1 still maintain T saw two men In Beverly Glen the night of Kennedy\": \"Summer Sale of DRY GOODS PRICES GREATLY REDUCED 10 to 50 Per Cent Off SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE STREET Telephone 338 Opposite City Hall TROE=O 8 | street, Quebec.Tel.2959, Classified Advts.WANTED, ret WANTED\u2014Competent Compositor for Poster Plant.Wages Thirty-liiz dellare, open shop.Permanent posi- tlon\u2014Apply - giving references, te National Printing Co., 300 Lagasuchetiere St.West, Montreal.Bopt18x6 WANTED \u2014 Poster Compesitor & Progressive Poster Plant \u2014 Open shop.Apply giving references, to National Printing Co, Montreal.Sept.18x¢.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ed\u2019, WANTED\u2014Good Cook fer small family.Geod wages.Apply Mre Desmond Clarke, 73 D'Astigny 88.4 7 j 2 i 2|f il: maid to take care ef two children.Good wages.Apply Mre.Desmond Clarke, 73 D'Artigny Street.Sept.1433, WANTED.\u2014IR October, an experienced nurse; geod references required.Apply to Mrs.Frank W.Ross, Holland Avenue, Quebee, or \"phone 4690.Eopt.tx6, WANTED \u2014 At once, solicitor, Must understand beth innguages thoroughly, bath room, centrally located.FR.Care of Chronicle Office.Beptixte, MALE HELP WANTED.Make money at home\u2014$15 te 560 paid weekly for your spare time writing showeards for us.Ne canvassing.We instruct and supply you with work.West-Angus sShowecard Service, 34 Colborne Bldg.Toronto.Septixztérm \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 POSITION WANTED.POSITION WANTED \u2014 (Temporary or permanent) by young man 29.General business experienced.lOftice work, typewriter, shorthand.| Also eight years as salesman, city and road.Both languages.Best of \u2018references.Address P.A.M.Care of ; Chronicle.Sept.16x3 TO LET.\u2014\u2014\u2014 { TO LET.\u2014Fine large furnished rooms on bath-room floor, hot and cold water.Immediate possession.Apply to 25 Bte.Genevieve Avenue.Sept.14x6.AUTO FOR SALE.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee FOR SALE\u2014A Ford automobile, § passengers.engine in perfect order Wil be sold for $300.00 cash.Apply to Boutet & Falardeau, 154 des } (Commissaires street.FOR SALE \u2014 Chevrolet 1918 Model in first class condition $500.- 90 Phone 5944.Sept.1x3 TRE MARNE CAFE.33 Palace Hill For a good light Lunch, a geed = I Ai 'R i St.Lawrence Hall MONTREAL Magnifictent new entrance on OT.JAMES STREET 200 Rooms (many with Baths trom 93.50 \u2018 to $4.50 per day.| \u2018A, J.HIGGINS, Limited .C.IF.B.License No.10-4513 Bee Our Souvenir Jewellery.T.H.ONEILL! 247 St John St | \"rer er \u201cep = The Great Lionel Barrymore in \u201cThe Master Mind\u201d at The Empire Today Owe of tlu big events in recent motion picture history is the re- ture tu the screen of Mr.Lionel Barrymore, the distinguished leader of the present generation of the famous | Harrymore-Lrew family of artists, In keeping with the policy of the Empire announcement, tu present the best first, arrangements have been made to show Mr.Rareryniore In che fleut of bis new nevien of photoplay masterpleces, \u201cThe Master Mind\u2019 today and for three days.This photodrmus is one of those rune achievements of the cduema art which Is sure to stamp itself indelibly upon every mind as à rare trost.Theo story of a man \"with an almost superbuman mentality of inflexible power is within 1t- self attractive, but when that mon spends five of the best years of his | Hite to using ull the mysteriows peychic powers ho can develop to resp | revenge for the czecuting of his brloved brother only to come to the realization In the end that God alone cam have vengeance.provides n fascinated attention.screen which will hold you so enrapt in its swiftly moving events exira: - - ordinary that you will undoubtedly be inspired to admit that the high THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.i the wonderful, ext achievements in the creation of incomparable diversion beloag t wonder-cre dling nv ton picture camers.\u201cThe Lost Romance.\u201d which opens Jack Holt and Conrad Nagel as the are well known here.A big triple attraction is on at 48 8e.John St.Phone 7918] The most centrally situated, all modern conveniences.Firm class cuisine and service.All goods direst from our farm.We bake our own bread and French pastry, and serve purest milk and cream, bottled at our own farm.A select resort for Lady Tourists.Only a few minutes to Auto Garage.Open from 8 a.m.to 1 p.m.DINE Ar ThE | Manhattan CAFE 120 ST, JORN STREET.(Near Bell Telephone) West Service and Best Meals at Popular Pricesnis | THE WINDSOR Dominion Square \u2014 = Moatrea! European Man Excinatvely.Centrally located tu the heart of the Shopping and Theatrical District.Headquarters for Conventions, Ranquets, Prisuta Dances, Reecptions and Soc\u2019al Events.Service Unsurpassed.Further sarticuiars on ap plication.| JOHN DAVIDSON, Manager.(Near FIRh Avenue) \u20ac0 West 48th Street New York IRECTLY in the fashien- vine Regular 30c Dinner, from 11.30 to 8 P.M.Is unsurpasred.anywhere.DINE at the American Cafe Telephone 7880\u2014-16 Lacrois &.posite Chien Sta Appetiches meals served at all hours of day or night at popular prices.Aplôxtu.th.oat.x71 Aug.éxém.BANKRUPTCY ACT - Sale By A Auction } Re: The Gulf of Si.Lawrence! shipping and Trading Co.Ltd.Quebec.305 St Paul St $ Opposite Union Station I ll Every accommodation to 8 if the travelling public.i WE SERVE an, i Daily Three-Course Meal §}, soc, Special Sunday Dinner § $1.00 ! Junetemon.th.aat.to20Sept.M i i Publiée notice {a hereby given that the undersigned will on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27h, 1921, U'CLOCK A.M, ne for sale by piblic auction : \u201c8.8.Guide\u201d, Steam-screw, 24! ILP., length 114 (t-3 in, broaden, ot: X .0B feet, depth 11 ft.4 In, tonnage 89 gross, registered £1.64, ac.jodation for 12 first and 15 sec.) a za clans passengers.e sale will take place at the of.= of (he undersigned 124 Ri er Bt.Quebec, where the titior may be examined.fIORDON W.SCOTT, FUGENE TRUDEL.Chartered Accountants Sept.12,14.20,24,27 Joint Trusteesi A Chance For Somebody Real Oriental Rugs FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF REAL ORIENTAL RUGS TO BE SOLD AT P.J.Cote CPPOSITE PALACE HILL - - - ST.JOHN STat 25% Reduction - The sises and the patterns are very well assorted.We will continue, for sometime yet, to give 20 percent on all the other Rugs.Lt Just received\u2014Curtain Net by the pair and by the yard.Also beautiful patterns of Cretonne.New goods from abroad are arriving every week.ÿ the public for a sufficlently BR time and might retire into private tite name bill, {Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago Narrow Escape.Montreal.Meptember 12th.\u2014On Sunday last about 3o'clock in the afterncon, ihe Steam-boat Caledonia then on the Lake St.Peter, going before the wind at nine knots, and \u2018un her way frum Quebec to this city.,was suddenly taken aback and her sails split into iatters\u2014in a second guet, the mate, Joseph Petticlerce, endeavouring tv bend a new sil (the wind having again shifted aft) == was blown down on the deck and thence overboard, narrowly escaping the wheel.great velocity, he was in an instant left far astern, tossing in a high sea.{amidst heavy rain, thurder and | lightning, but an oar having been thrown to him.and other means of safety promptly resorted to, he was taken by the jolly boat, after having been a quarter of an hour in the water Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Presentation.| Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock \u2018as His Worship the Mayor was toiling through a huge mass of correspondence he was waited upon by Mr.Chouinard, City Clerk, and Mr.Lafrance, City Treasurer, who in their sternest tones sumoned him to appear at once before His Honor the Recorder In his apartments.After some protest and with solemn de.\u2019 vlaration that he had done nothing ! \u2018tn infringe the law.Ar.Parent followed the two \u201carma of the law\" Justice.Here he was confronted by two magnificent bronze statues each about two feet high and each set upon a pedeatal of Mexican onyx.His Honor then said in a few well chosen words that the city \u2018officials and employees had taken D (his opportunity of presenting him M : With some alight mark of esteem in return for the never faiting kindness, equity and good-will with which he had treated them.Hin Worship made a happy little speech in reply, ® depracating his own efforts and sald that he thought that he now served long Whereupon the City Clerk tnterjected with the remark, that this was a mort regrettable decision on Hia Worship's part as he had intended to move that he be made permanent.Thin in, we understand, the first time in the history of Quehee Municipal government that the Maynor has heen made the sihject of a presentation by the Civie em.ployeen.STOMACH TROUBLES ARE DUE TO ACIDITY Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief For Acid Indigfestion.So-called stomach traulies, such es indigestion, gas, ameness, stnmach-ache and inability to retain ford are in probably fine cases out of den, + mp evidence nat | \u201cencensive secretion of acid in taking place mn the omach.causing the formation of «aa and acid i sion, \u2018 Les dora\u2019 em and causes hat wil, oppressive, thing feeling rometimes known a8 heart! urn, while the acid frei.,tates and inflames the delicate lining of the \u2018Homach, The trouble lia entrely in the pa development or secretion nf acid.n map of prevent this souring the fand contents of the stomach snd 4e ne tralize thé acid, end make it harmiess, a tea: ol of Risers mag: nesta, 2 good and effective corrector of acid stomech, shou be taken in à of a glass of hot nr cold water after eating nr whenever gan, sourness or acidity is felt.This sweetens the stomach and neutralizes the acidit moments ie ne prrtectiy Tarmiess and inexpensive remedy n ui An antiscid, such as Risureted which can be abteined from any Varun in eigher der or\u201d tablet form enafies properly \u2018The boat going with, \u201cThe Lost Romance,\u201d a Big Paramount Special, at The Classic Theatre Today A beausiful setting.bullt after the Spanish type of architecture, and costing several thousand dollars, from the background for the principal scenes in Willlam de Milles latest Paramount production, at the Classic theatre Romance is the outstanding theme of the picture, and the setiag, which Is supposedly the home of Aunt Betty, a pretty woman of mature years who has been disappointed in love in her younger days, in design and effect Is such that it inspires romance.The story was written by Edward Knoblook, and other famous stage successes.The principals in the cast are taine La Rue, who portrays Aunt Betty.Lois Wilson, as the girl, author of \u201cKismet\u201d rivals for her love.Elaine Hammerstein at Victorias- Larry Semon Comedy and First Episode \u201cSky Ranger\u201d on Same Bill the Victoria Theatre today.Elaine Hammerstein is featured in \u2018The Miracle of Manhattan\u201d, while Larry iNemon will supply the comedy in \u201cThe Fall Guy\"*\u2014The opening chap (ter of the \u201cSky Ranger\u201d with Geo.B.Seitz and June Caprice is RARELY RESULT OF 6000 LUCK News Scoops More Often Follow Weeks Or Months Of Careful Preparation ondon, Sept.14 \u2014 Journalistic \u201cscoops\u201d are rarely the result of good luck, said dir Koderick Jones, chairman and managing director of Iteuters Agency, in a lecture to students of journalism at London University, quoted by the London Morning Post.They were more often the result of weeks or months of careful pre- |\u2018 paration, direct or indirect, of swift decision and of particularly swift action the moment the news became news.dometimes that moment took one by surprise and might find one unprepared.It was then that the really efficlent correspondent showed his worth.He brushed aside everything, he sacrificed everything.he subordinated everything, to rushing his news to the telephone or to the telegraph.or both, and to being ahead of his rivals if only by a single minute.If by five or fifteen minutes so much the better.The most dramatic fact about the Peace Treaty at Versailles was the \u2018signature.In order that they should be first in announcing this great fact to the world a certain news organization made elsborate arrangements, telephonic telegraphic, wireless, motor and other, down to the smallest detail, for days beforehand, so as to secure swift transmission to London.In the final event several correspondents belonging to the organization, pasted at different points between Versailles and London, were concerned In the transmission.Good Working System.By means which need not be discussed, & Mr.A.had secured a place inside the Salle des Glaces.He wrote: \u201cDespite the fact that 1 had practically a front seat, and so was far away from the door, I managed, by alternately trampling upon and crowding over people, to get out first to my apecial telephone with the news that the Germans had signed.I was thé first person to send it trom Versailles.\u201cB.was at the back of tha Galerie des Glaces, and that is on the road along which 1 had to pass.When he saw me dash through the Chamher, his face lighted up.\u2018You have it?he cried.\u2018Yes, I sald, and boît- ed on.We had a special line direct from Paris.C.thers took my message down instantaneously, and inside à minute he was through to D.\u201cD.had hypnotized the French official in charge of our line to London with the Idea that Lloyd (leorge, Clemenceau, Wilson and Waley Cohen (Colonel) Waley Cohen wan the head of the British Communication Service at the had stop watcher In their hands, waiting to see how soon the news would de got through to Lavdon.The spell was effective, for D.wan in tonch with E.standing hy at the fondon end, under a enuple of min.uten.\u201d \u2018This correependent had the news in London long before anybody eles, and as a result his organ.sation was easily first in giving it to the world, Use of Wireless.Wireless, while a most valuable auxiliary to the means of communi- Sat cation, was not going to displace the quarter | cable-certainiy not In the near future.Against one aspect of its use, it ever it was extended to this country, the public would have to raise Its volte, and that was the circula- | tion of news by foreign governments containing insidious inferences.After representations made to them \u201che ot with: mt the aid \u2018or arti | digestents.M voila comes in several oo te e ta end take ony nesla.which je especially prop Tove purpose.\u2019 .{the Marconi Company frankly abandoned the idea they once held of ' news in this country.Peace Conference) | TEUTONIE SOLD BY ADMIRALTY White Star Ten Thousand Ton Liner Has Changed Hands The White @tar liner Teutonic has been sold by the Admiraity, who took her over In the early days of the war, to a firm of Dutch shipbreakers, who towed the vessel away from Southampton last Sunday, A vessel 10,000 tons, she was the world's crack ship, when she was built in 1889 with her sister, the old Majestic.They were specifically designed to recapture the blue ribbon of the Atlantic fleet from the Inman liner City of Paris, and the Teutonic succeeded in doing so after nearly two years' hard trying.But her first experience was as an armed merchant cruiser in the naval manoeuvres of 1889, when her huge bulk, looming above all the battleships present, made the public intensely Interested in her, and \u2018\u2019merchant crulsers\u201d became the popular {ancy of the day.The Kalser and Prince Henry of Prussia were shown all over her by King Edward, and Wilhelm II.was so surprised by what he saw that he planned the elaborate system which gave the German navy a big reserve of suitably designed Atlantic finers.After the war, in which she did valuable service, she was employed as à transport and has been up for sale for some months past.She would have required a lot of reconstruction to make her crews\u2019 quarters suitable for modern require- Iments, and nobody was inclined to go\u2019 to the expense.Her sister, the Mäjestic, whose name is being per- patuated in the ex-Biemarck, was broken up in the early summer of 1914.! SHIPPING NOTES.\u201cthe Canadian naval squadron, consisting of the cruiser Aurora and the destroyers Patrician and Patriot, left going down at 11:60 a.m.yes- tetday.oe The steamer Oritano passed up at 2:80 o'clock yesterday morning.e .» The 88.W, B.Morley left going up at 4:20 a.m.yesterday.e © +» The steamer Brindotan arrived up at 2:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon.The steamer Manchester Corporation left going up at 3:58 p.m.yesterday, .° The SB8.Hastings passed up at 3:25 yesterday afternoon.eo 0 The C.5.L.Montreal! arrived down at 6:26 yesterday morning, and left going up at 6 o'clock last evening.e .° The steamer Wadana passed down at § a.m.yesterday.oe e 9 The C.8.1.Saguenay arrived down at 5:10 yesterday morning, and left going down at 8 a.m.* .° The steamer Katanda passed down at 3 a.m, yesterday.The barge A, Tremblay arrived down at 10:80 o'clock yesterday morning.°.+» à The steamer Hector passed down at 12:30 p.m.yesterday.* .The C.G.M.M.steamer Canadian Warrior left going down at 4:46 o'clock yesterday Afternoon, eo The steamer Bluemark left down at § p.me 0 The tug Metak and tow arrived down at 6:28 o'clock yesterday after- The passenger liner Montreal passed here at 10:20 last Svening.The passenger liner Melita ls expected here on Saturday.ERNERREERRUNRE NN \" TIDE TABLE & n » te 00:06 96 20 20 96 96 90 98 08 MN NN following shows the rise and fan of the tide at Quebes and Father Point up to Sunday, Bept.-18th,-in- clusive .(8tandard Time.Daylight saving one hour later): Quebea, AM.Feet.PM.Peet Thur .5.08 14.7 s 18 Fri .6.4 168 9 140 SPN 24 10.4 44 15.8 Sun.6.60 166 7.16 164 Father Point.AM.Feet.PM.Feet (Thugs .a 12.0 1.18 113 Fri .26 13.8 1.48 18.0 .13.8 2.18 38.0 .13.9 2.43 181 Seems to be no way to get rid of | payroll hold-ups except to get rid of \u2018the payrolls, and some fe the indus- or i! | becoming publishers of wireless \u2018tried have started In to do that\u2014 Boston Transcript.REGULAR SERVICES PON TREAL GLASGOW.Oct.Nov, § ., Oct.sie 19 \u2026 .Carmania Ny.PLYMOUTH & HAMBOURG.Rr i va = + busrovnik, T RIEST Au PATEA *Italla EW BEDFORD, RA, ST.MICHAELS, LLSROX Vi ShtETAR Bathe FIUME TE à Surround Yourself with Friends \u201cOffice Specialty\u2019\u2019 Filing Cabinets and Filing Systems are faichful friends.fone?carefully quar all your reo de aber place right \u2018at your r ends every you want without confusion or delay.Your fe cle adr are very likely doing their best.They would like to do better.They can do better and they will do better if you install an **Office Specialty\u2019 Filing System.*\u201cOBFICE SPRCIALTY\u201d* FILING SYSTEMS Made in Canadian factories by Cua Squipmen paent required.We dian workmen for Canadian ess offer you wi men.You will like ourserviceaswell the knowledge gained through thirty as the beauty» 2d utility of or equip- years of designing and installing Sling = ty\" te! re ems ce pment, vice i air ne you \u201cDeeds ou office bleme u to \u201cOffice Read Our SPECIAL AD ON PAGE THREE 25c CLUB SALE SEWING MACHINES.PTLEGARÉ pe v Me erful Horr n PURE J EGER WOOL The world's standard for clothing and bedding JARGER Stands for Underwear, Hosiery, Fancy Knit Goods for Men, Women and Children; and For countless lines of Woollen Goods you wonder where to get.\u201d John Darlington Reg'd SELLING AGENT FOR JAEGER PURE WOOL BUADE and DU FORT ST8., QUEBEC Phone 666 MEDITERRANEAN Srutszs MADEIRA TAAL TAR.HR emaco Nii An ND ALEXANDRIA BOTH Oct.2210ee.7.ooo.\u2018sronls Now.19ljan.1 eee ES CARGO ONLY (Approximate Bailing Dates).MONTREAL-LONDON.To, 3 ot Sept.Viteltia \u201cà MONTREAL AVONMOUTEL : $eve.16(0er.28 avs ies.19 Oct.18 ; xFrom Halifax Tee.15, *Alse calls at Naples.1 particulars apply to 10m! aaa of THE ROBERT REFORDCO.Luttes GENERAL AGENTS [dele] Cale: Line of Sieamships, 144 FREIGHT SERVICE Montreal to Newcastle and Leith Abt Sept.17/Oct.20.Ave Sept 24/Nov.5 Abe Oct.1! New, 12.Abt.Oet.B[Ner.19 .Cairnmena Abt.Ot.15|New.26 .Cairngowan Abt.Oct.22 .c.0.Cairarces The Robert Reford Co.\"TAmsited \u201c LOCAL AGENTS.FRENCH LINE NEW YORK-HAVRE-PARIS LA TOURAINE Sept 1710ct 19 Nov.13 iLEOPOL DINA So 17/0et.20 LA LO ROHAN BEAU Ere Hamburgaasosautecsnae< cena 00 Nev.5 New my LA BOURDONNAIS .17 Winter rates now in ut NIAGARA LE dote en XA CRUISES to the MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES to the WEST INDIES For particulars apply to Frank S.Stocking General SS.Agency 12 DU FORT ST.- Tel 82 Noth & South Shore Semices Next eniling of the 88.NORTH SHORE for Harrington, and intermediate ports SEPTEMBER 33nd at ?o'clock A.M.Freight will be received at Shed No.14 (Cromwall) TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, September 20th and 21st until § o'clock P.M.The 88.TREMBLAY will sail for all Guepe ports, September 14th at 4 P.M.Freight will be received at Shed No.14 until 3 o'clock P.M.on sailing day.For turther information apply te: Clarke Steamship Company, Ltd.pany Agents 47 Bt.James street, Quebec Phones: Office, 7223; Whart 7384, JOSEPH DELLEAY, 0.A, LL.1, late of Intelligence Branch, British Army on Western and Eastern Fronts Gives Tuition and Makes Translations in European and Oriental Languages Special rates for schools and colleges.Apply: 81 CEARLEVOIX OT.Phone 2108 "]