The Quebec chronicle, 22 septembre 1921, jeudi 22 septembre 1921

[" Weather Partly Fair Forecast: And Milder e The Quebec Chronicle.Temperatures: Min.42; Max.62 ESTABLISHED 1764.Glass containing 8 ous.\u2018ated by IAA SONAR be it of Cg HOT HOUSE GRAPES Rélaltvel dally, per pound .«su +1 00 0 +.$000 Lefevre-Utile, Nantes, France Feu: Beurre Biscuits in 1-Ib.tin - (Guaranteed made with butte) GENUINE GUAVA JELLY te ee ae ee 00 00 9176 se su a+ 00 es ss +.+.080 cach A.GRENIER 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET Phones 1247-1248 PARLIAMENT'S DISSOLUTION MAY BE ANNOUNGEO THIS MORNING BY THE PREMIER Bye-Election Writ In West York Would Thus Be Automatically Cancelled\u2014Intention Is To Hold Elections As Much Before Christmas As Possible \u2018 Ottawa, Sent.21\u2014With nominations In the West York Lye-election due ut noon tomorrow, there ls, it 1s stated in well in formed circles tonight, a likelihood that the dissolution of Parliament will be formally announced in the morning.All official preparations for the holding of a general election have Leen made.The writs ure ready to be issued; instructions to returning officers and so forth have been prepared.Notificution of dissolution and instructions to issue writs, with the lixinæ of polling day, are ulone needed tu nel the machinery in motion.The Prime Minister has already.made the official announcement thut the West York bye-election will not be held.But so far there huve heen no of.fictul instructions to stay proceedings and, without such instructions, nomination will proceed.Dissolution of Parliament and the Issuance of write for a general election would, however, under recent legislative enactments, override the bye-election writ issued in West York and the dfe-sluction procesdingy\u201d wowid- automatically terminate.For that reason, It is thought likely that dissolu- tiin is imminent.On the occasion of the last dissolution of Parliament, In 1917.there was a delay of several weeks between actual dissolution and the issue of writs for the general elec- tlon.But, on the present occasion, there is every probability that the delay will he short.The Intention is to hold the elections well before Christmas.If at all possible.Monday, Nov.28, or Monday, Dec.§, are both suggested ns likely dates.In any event, under the amended Dominton Elections Act.roughly two months must elapse between the is- mie of the writs and the holding of the election, Representations have further heen made that the date of the elections should be fixed an early na possible in order that there might he as Fittle dislocation of Christmas: huniness as possibile.Another polnt in connectior with the coming fight in that ail elections must be held on the same day, There are no deferred elections, In only one case is authority given to defer an election, vix.: the death of one of the candidates nominated.Even In the Yukon, the alection must be held on the same day ns in the rest of the Dominion.Thus preparations for ait the 235 constituencies have to he made simultaneously and there in every reason why the writs should be issued with little delay.Furthermore, the Prime Minister In scheduled to open his campaiæn at Portage 1a Prairie on Sept.24 and will naturally wish to clear away all pending business before leaving Ottawa.\u2018There ie à ponsibility, however, that the date of the Portaxe meeting may he postponed for a day or two, The new Ministers aworn in this morning as members of the reorganized Cabinet were on hand at their Departments during the day to meet the deputy heads.The vacancy as Bolicitor-General remains to he filled and in likely also to Ro to Quebec.Under the original plan.Hon.Rodolphe Monty, of Montreal.aworn in today as Secretary of State, was to have heen Solicitor General with: Cabinet rank.The arrangement was changed, however, and Mr.Monty took charge of the Department formerly presided over hy the late Mrsifton.Contest All Seats.Montreal, Sept.?21-\u2014Honorahles Dallantyne, Monty and Normand arrived hers tonight from Ottawa and were the subjects of A reception at the railway station.Hon.Rodolphe Monty stated that Premier Meighen would speak here Friday, September 30, and that he would lay down the linen of his campaign and inaugurate the election fight here.Candidates would be placed in every County of the Provinos of Quebec and certainly in the, CANADIAN NAVY È forty-five Counties of the District of Montreal, he stated, | Heo added that in calling Hon.Dr.Normand to the position of Presi-| dent of the Council, Premier Meighen had declared that he wished to sstablish a precedent for Canada a Minister hut also Member for the chy.Hon.Dr.Normand said the most serious issue before Quebec had been the conscription issue, but if one looked about In the Province today it would be seen that the peo- took in the war and remembered the deeds of French Canadians, such as those of the 22nd Kattalion, with pride.\u201cWe feel that we can go to the French Canadians of this Province, talk seriously to them and Hon.C.C.Ballantyne said that he did not know what tariff policy, Hon.W.L.MacKenzie King stood for.At Toronto the |.sader of the Opposition had sald the policies and principles on which he was elected were merely to serve as a chart and that s associates in the Party would È \u2018supply him with a compass with which to steer.That meant he did not know where he was going.1t was announced today at the local headquarters of the Liheral- Conservative Party that Quebec is to ple are now proud of the part they | tell them to look in the future.| SURPRISE SPRUNG BY GEN.PERSHING Trip To France Unconneoted With Selection Of Unknown Soldier's Body Paris, Sapt.21\u2014General Pershing informed the newapaper correspondents tonight that he would net return to the United Btates with the body of an unknown United Gtates soldier.His trip, he said, had nothing to do with the selection of à body and no private soidier was accompanying him tor the purpose of making à selection.This announcement caused surprise, inasmuch as all the despatches from the United States had declared that General Pershing was bringing a private from the ranks to chooses the body.General Pershing will go to L.on- don after the ceremonies in France and decorate the ve of the British \u201cunknown soldier\u201d with the Consgressional medal.He will proceed from Liverpool, arriving in New York in time to receive Marsha Foch, The selection of the unknown United States soldier whose body is to be interred in Arlington, will be In the hands of Major-General Henry T.Allen, Commander-in- Chief of the United States army of cecupation, according to General Pershing.who added that he himself would be in the United States when the body arrived.He will go to Coblenz about the end of the week to attend a review of ail the United States troops on the Rhine, APPEAL IS ALLOWED IN LIGUOR CASES t Forty Sentenced Montrealers\u2019 ! May Be Released On Habeas Corpus Montreal, Rept.21\u2014By a ruling given today in the Court of Special! | Senslons, by Judge Basin, forty per- {suns sentenced for breaches of the i Quebec Liquor Law may be released.if habeas corpus proceedings are taken by their legal advisers.Hundreds of arrests have been made and summonses issued by the Quebec Liquor Commission on ports made by thelr inspectors, with- vout any complaints having first been sworn before a justice of the peace ior a police magistrate.A few weeks ago, Pierre Casgrain, re-i havatwo ministera in the reconstrue- | representing a man named Foucault, \"ted Meighen Cabinet in addition to charged with illegally selling liquor, the four who were named this morn.appealed to Judge Bazin for the dis- ning Messrs.Ballantyne, Monty, Nor- misesl of the case on the ground mañd and Belley.One of the new that no complaint had been sworn Ministers will take the portfolio of before a justice prior to the arrest.Solicitor General and the other will Immediately following this several enter the Cabinet without portfolio, lother lawyers made similar objee- was said.Sounds Death-Knell Toronto, Sept.21\u2014\"The new Cabinet reads like the sounding of a DUNCAN AND MITCHELL WON death knell\u2019, was the comment of FroM BARNES AND HUTCHISON Hon.W.L.MacKenzie iXIng.Leader) New York, Sept.21\u2014George Dunof the Liberal Opposition, in an interview here today, according to the | can and Abe arche rad go : professionals today Toronto Star.Barnes, United States open cham- Mr.King's criticism of the new |, 5 and Jock Hutchison, holder of Cabinet appointments was largely che British title, 5 up and 4 to play, on the ground of extravagance.Tle in a 36 hole match over the Garden pointed out that at a time when.City goif club course.Me said, retrenchment was urgently | It wa the third straight victory required, Tremier Melghen had In- for the Rritish pair over their op- creased the number of portfollos in ponents, Who lost each of the pre- tions and Judge Bazin decided to hear arguments on this point.Thies morning he granted the appeals.the Cabinet rather than reducing!yjous matches by one down.them.The Opposition Leader referred especially to the appointment of a President of the Privy Council, which office had been held previous- lv by one member jointly with another minister.Impossible Accomplished Kingston, Ont.Sept.21\u2014The Dally Standard declares that Premiler Melghen in the formatien of his new Cabinet has accomplished what many of his political opponents helleved to be impossible, in that he has been able to include In his Cabinet three new strong men from the Province of Quebec\u201d.Praising the new Cabinet Ministers generally, the Standard says: \u2018The introduction of all these younger and more virile men will hearten the Liberal.Conservative Party everywhers and will put a new fighting spirit into them.\u201d Rain fell during the match.Mitchell displayed a spectacular putting game.The Individual carde for the morning and afternoon rounds in which the bye holes were played, follow: Mitchell 76-74=\u2014150; Duncan 79- 76-154; Barnes 76-77\u2014153; Hutchison 83-77\u2014160.News Index.Page One.IDissolution May Come To-duy.Burprise Sprung By Gen.Pershing.One Thousand Persons Killed.Chose Cabinet of Scrappers.Weather Report.Page Two Empress Here Last Evening.Tinkering With Gotham's Traffic.Page Three.COMPLAIN OF BEER AND WHISKEY PRICES tondon, Sept.21-\u2014(Canof retail prices in England in downward, complaint has been made that the licensed virtuallers are now charging more for heer and whiskey although the cost of brewing mater.{als has decreased.Shop-kespers are generally low.dry-goods in consequence of the announced drop In current wholesale quotations which the public have | recognised and have made vigorous fomands that the retailers follow the ead.erifire of profits on the part of re- tallers, hut it is pointed out that many of the retallers who are most reluctant now were among the first .to mark up their existing stooks when prices were risin ARRIVEM IN ST.JOHN St.John, N.B., Sept.21\u2014The crul- ; sors Aurora, Patriot and Patricia and submarines CH-1$ and CH.members of H.M.Canadian Navy, \u2018 arrived in port today about two thet, When the Prime Minister is of o'clock from Halifax and docked at the English tongue, the President is tn he: of the French language.Notary J.Trudel, of Three Rivers, hrought the congratulations of the people of that city and sesured Dr.Normand that he would not only be Sand Point, West Bt.John, A great crowd of people gathered along the harbor front and watched the vessels.up the harbor aubmerged but rose to the surface just before docking.ering their prices of foodstuffs and | D, B, Hanna Will Reply To King.Against Group Government.Little Tin Box Confidence Game.Press.Of Cabinet Ministers.Cable) \u2014While the general tendency Area Confess Cri \u2018Are Suspicious Of Foul Pla Rain Falled To Dampen Spirits.Married State is Least Holy.Serb Delegate Shows Defiance.To Fight For Higher Wages.John Rutledge Found Guilty, \u2018Reply Delayed Still] Further.Page Four.\u2018Editorial: Press Comment.Rotary Club's Weekly Lunch.Service of Bong Next Sunday.Page Five In many cases this means sa.Chow Tong Will Stand His Trial.Rev.A.G.Wilken Leaving Quebec.Resent Delay In Health Building.Attractive To All Ladies.Crowds Attend Fashion Displayloyal Rifles Heald Meeting.{Urges Elevators lnatead of Hille.Page Six.Sailore Will Play Raleigh.Squash Racket Game To-night.Three Finals On To-day's Card.Miss Sharples Won Meredith Cup.May Go Back To Old Prices.Frank Patrick Back In Canada Feature Golf Matches To-day.Page Seven.Financial And Commercial News, I New York And Montreai Marketsi Page Fight The submarines came | At The Theatresioolal And Personal.Reminiscences Ut The Fast.QUEBEC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921.Disaster At Badische Aniline Poisoned Gas Mayence, Ger., Sept.31\u2014Dight hundred persons ars reported to have been killed and many Injured today by explosions in the Badische Aniline Fabrik Works at Oppaunear Frankenthal on the Rhine Palatinate.The disaster appears to have been one «( the most terrible in the history of industrial catastrophes.\u201cThe first explosion occurred when the ehifts were being changed at 7:45 a.m.ir a laboratory where 860 men were working.All of these are reported to have been killed.; This explosion was follewed « rapid succession of others.rendered assistance tn the first >.tims impossible.The conc were ao terrific that they were feit in this city, some 38 miles from ¢he scene, while at Mannheim, 13 miles distant, almost every Window Was shattered and several persons w killed and 36 others injured by = bris Some persons were killed at Ludwigshaten, across the river frfm Mannheim.Many roofs were blown off houses and all the windows in (pe town were broken at Worms, while of Oppau itself nothing remains But ruins.The shock was felt at as far :as Frankfort, more than 40 miles away, and many windows were broken there.The whole district was enveloped in thick smoke, which together with the cutting of telephone and telegraph communications with nelgh- boring towns hampered the efforts at assistance.Rescuers who penetrated Oppau report finding hundreds of dead and wounded lying in the debris.The | uninjured Inhabitants fled in panic {when the explosions occurred.The reports from the scene var- \u2018jously describe the disaster as dus {to the explosion of à gas tank or « spirits tank.The plant which was the scene of the disaster was that of ¢he Badinche Anilinfabrik concern.Explosive nitrogen compounds ars manufactrad there.\u2018The earlier reports stated there were two explosions which besides causing hundreds of casualties in killed and Injured did enormous material damage.\u2018One of the most circumstantial reports of the disaster says the first explosion occurred in laboratory No.58 of the old plant of the Badische Company in Oppeu.The laboratory was ralsed bodily by the air pressure from the shock and then collapsed, not a single one of the 800 workers in it escaping death, this account states.The region in the Rhine Palatinate where today's disastrous explosion occurred was developed during the war into one of the most extensive and productive of Cermany's chemical munition supply districts.Oppau itself is a comparatively small town with only a few thousand population but nearby are Frankenthal, a considerably larger place, and Ludwigshafen, which has a population of some 75.000 and which during the war was accounted the largest of the German chemical manufacturing plants for war purposes.\u2018The chemical works there are still on a vast scale.It is ahout seven miles southeast of Frankenthal and directly across the Rhine from Mannheim.\u2018 During the war the region was frequently bombarded hy Allled air squadrons.Ludwighhaten being their particular target.Company's Statement Frankfort, On-the-Main, Germany, Sept.21\u2014The Badische Analinfabrik Company, according to the Frankfurter Zeitung, states that ita plant at Oppau, where toda disastrous explosion occurred, was \u201cpartially destroyed\u201d.Further explosions, it was stated, were not feared.The Company's plant at Ludwigshafen, one of the largest in Jermany, was not harmed.The Franenthal sugar refinery, however, was considerably damaged.Here in Frankfort, the strest cars ware temporarily tied up by the effects of the concussion, - Reports from the scene say that large forces of police and firemen equipped with gas masks to guard them from the chemical fumes, are working to remove the injured.but are being hampered by a ghortage of transportation.The number killed is variously estimated from latest reports, at from one thousand to fifteen hundred and the injured close to two thousand.One report says that there were 3.000 men on the spot at the moment of the explosion and (t in he.lieved that about half of these were killed.The town of Oppau in a scene of utter desolation, more than a third of the houses having been completely destroyed.while the roofs of the others were swept off as It by a whirlwind.The explosion in attributed by some fo excess pressure in two ad.Joining memometerm.the whole nf this part of the works being liter.ully puiverised.Where the gaso.ONE THOUSAND KILLED AND TWO THOUSAND INJURED IN CEANAN FACTORY EXPLOSION Works At Oppau, Rhine Palatinate, Said To Be Most Terrible In History Of Industrial Catastrophea\u2014Works Heiped To Prolong War By Feats; In Production Of High Explosives And Turned Out First meters stood is now a funnel shaped hole 130 yards wide and forty- tive yards deep.while twisted girders and ebris of every description lie scuttered about.For a distance of several hundred yards not a wall is left standing The directorate of the vompany is quoted as saying that the explosion occurred in a storehouse containing four thousand tons of nitrous sulphates, which hed previously been examined and was believed to be free from danger of explosion.All the workmen's dwellings in the vicinity were razed to the ground At Mannheim, on the opposite side of the river thirty perwons were seriously wounded and two hundred or more slightly injured.Ludwigschafen reports say that three workmen's trains were buried under the wreckage and many children on thelr way to school in that town were injured.Heart-rending scenes were witnessed on all sides.At the little cemetery on the outskirts of Oppau there are already more than 200 dodies laid out on the grass.Nuemrous tombstones were lifted and hurled in various directions by the force of the explosion.There was not a door or window left Intact for a radius of three miles.French medical units are aiding in the rescue work.Assistance has also been rushed from all the neighboring towns, and all publie and private motors cars and vehicles were requisitioned.The roads leading tn Oppau were moon crowded with peole making thelr way to the scene of the disaster.Berlin, Sept.21\u2014The Ludwigshafen correspondent of the Allremeine Zeitung mays that the disaster at Oppau was caused by the explosion of à nitrogen tank after which four other tanks exploded.In the build- inæ at the time were eight hundred workmen and all of them.It is feared.perished.Pieces of machinery weighing half a ton were hurled into Ludwigshafen.The correspondent says he learns that a new process of manufacture \u2018was being tested in the laboratory.The Bourse committes has dect- ded, in view of the lack of details concerning the damage to the Badische Anilinfabrik plant to omit its stock from the official list.ATHLETICS WON FROM ST.HENRI IN PLAY-OFF Montreal.Sept.21\u2014 Athletics made it two straight from St.Henri in the play-off for the championehip of the first half of the City baseball league schedule which ended In a tie between these teams, by winning today.This victory gives Athletics the first half title and the right to play off with Indiane and Crescents for the city league title.Acores: Athletion .000 300 200\u2014S5, À, 4 st.IFenri .100 000 100\u20142, 8, 8 Grenier and Flaherty: Fortin and Culver, The Weather.Toronto, Sept.21\u2014A disturbance which in centred north of Lake Buperlor has caused strong winds and gales on the Great Lakes and showers throughout Ontario and Western Quebec.In the Eastern and Maritime Provinces the weather has been mostly fair.| Temperatures: Min.Maz Dawson .In 4 Prince Rupert .448 50 Victoria 43 ¢o Vancouver 46 82 Kamloops 48 6 Calgary .40 60 Edmonton 36 60 Battleford 36 Bs i Medicine Hat 80 6 | Moose Jaw .3 71 Faskmoon .36 61 Regina.s er Port Arthur .84 64 White River 84 63 Parry Sound 82 74 Tondon 40 77 Toronto 83 75 Kingston 80 68 Ottawa 40 68 Montreal 44 60 Quebec .- 82 6 St.John in es Halifax .34 88 Forecasts: Lower Takes and Georgian Bay\u2014 Fresh Wasterly winds; fair and rather warm.Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Law- rence\u2014Fresh to strong Southwest winds, a few scattered showers but mostly fair with a tittle higher temperature.Lower Bt.Lawrence \u2014 Strong Routhweat winds, local showers but | partly fair with à little higher tom- perature.Guif and North BShore\u2014Btrong winds and moderate gules from Southwest with showers.Maritime\u2014Btrong winds or moderate gales from Southwest, cloudy and unsettled with showers.Lake BSuperior\u2014Fresh Westerly winds, mostly fair, not much change in temperature.\u2018 | Manitode, Saskatchewan and Al- | berta\u2014Mostly fair, not much change in temperature.\u2018 PRICE TWO CENTS.CHOSE CABINET OF YOUNG MEN AND SCRAPPERS Prime Minister Has Taken Men Of Special Qualifications For Each Portfolio CERTAIN OF ELECTION Meighen Will Probably Make But One Visit To His Ccnstituency (Special to The Chronicle)\u2019 Ottawa, Ont.Sept.21.\u2014Premier Meighen has chosen for his new cabinet men of great ability and of fighting capacity.The Prime Min.| ister is a wonderful fighter and has selected colleagues after his own heart.With but few exceptions it is & young man's cabinet and is headed by our youngest Prime Minister.The election contest is now on and frum the character of the cabinet the Government wil neither ask nor give quarter.The ow men in the cabinet are H.H.Stevens, Vancouver; R.B.Bennet Calgary: J.R.Wilson, Saskatoon; K., J.Manion, Fort Willlam; J.A.fitew.! art, Lanark; Eamund Bristol, Tor-; onto; Dr.Edwards, Frontenac; L.G.| Belley, Quebec; Rudolph Monty,: Montreal; Dr.Normand, Three Riv-' ers; J.B.M.Baxter, St.John.\u2018The Cabinet is unique in its representative character and the: special qualifications of its members for their departments.The Soldiers: OVERCOATS With the first real toucu of cold weather we are ready with a selection of Overcoats which represent value of outstanding importance.These are the result of weeks of effort in searching the markets for dependable qualities and extreme values.FALL WEIGHT COATS $35.00 Values For $27.75 Not a reduction of old stock prices, but the result of a late advantageous purchase, made but a few weeks ago.The style is SLIP-ON the newest thing in Overcoats\u2014in well-taflored, warm, serviceable materials.Checkered patterns.GABARDINE RAINCOATS $19.50 In fine Englivh Gabardine, either Raglan or Tremch style, Exceptionally good values.iCivil Restablishment goes to R.al Manion, Fort William, the youngest member of the Cabinet, being only forty.He served in both the French and Canadian armies and won the Military Cross on Vimy Ridge for gallantry on the field.He is a Roman Catholic and succeeds Hon.C.J.Doherty as the English Catholie representative.Hon.; Senator Robertson.Minister of labor.is the most prominent labor (leader in Canada.Hon.Dr.Tolmie is a scientific and pra~tioal farmer and heads the department of Agriculture.H.H.Stevens, Minister of Trade and Commerce, is one of the best authorities in Parliament on foreign trade.Dr.Edwards becomes Minister of Health and Immigration and is particularly fitted for this work.° In industrial and financial Canada thers ie no man of greater reputation than J.A.Stewart, who he- comes Minister of Raftways.He has devoted years to the study of! our railway problem.Few men stand higher in Canada in the legal profession than R.B.Bennett and\u2019 he is Minister of Justice, and so in, every department, the Prime Minister has chosen men of special qualifications.; The French Canadian Ministers.| except Hon.I.G.Belley, have not been in the Federal Parliement but they have made a aplsndid Impression here.Hon.Dr.Normand 19 certain to take a front rank In Parfament and Hon.R.Monty has, long been active In political life, The French Canadian representation Is considered here to be superior to the reprsentation from Quebec Sir Robert Borden secured for his firat Cabinet In 1911 and many here are forecasting a submantlal support for the Meighen government in that Province.Of the retiring members Bir George Foster, Hon.Dr.Reid and Hon.J.A.Calder go to the fenate; Hon.Pierre Blondin is al-\u2019 ready in the Senate; Hon.Rupert Sheffield Plate is attracting the attention of thrifty home-keepers everywhere because of the wonderful new designs and practical wearing quslitics.For Your Home Economy is one of the sslient fes- tures of Sheffield Silver.Being somewhat more substantial thsn most like pieces in Sterling, it is none the less sttractive or durable, We commend our present showing to you for careful considers.eu > PODNEETS G.SEIFERT & SONS Jewellers 16 Fabrique St, Quebec Opposite City Hall in both gold and silver cloth will outwear silk ribbon, price is the same $1.50.G.SEIFERT & SONS, Opposite City Hall, 16 Fabrique Street.Wigmore will accept an appointment in New Brunswick; and Hon, C.J.Doherty is slated for one of the most important offices in the gift of the Government.| The new Cabinet is very representative of the various provinces.Nova Gcotia, 2, New Brunswick 1, Quebec 4 Ontario 8, Manitoba 1, Saskatchewan 1, Alberta 2, and British Columbia 2.The Solicitor | { General wiil come from the Province M of Quebec.There are, Including: i the Prime Minister, sight Presbyterians, four Roman Catholics, five: Anglicans, and five Methodists.In occupation in civil life there are in the Cabinet nine lawyers, six busi.À ness men, three doctors, two farmers i and a labor man.8 80 far the comment on the Cabi.' net In the Capital has been very favorable.The new men have\u2019 youth, ability.integrity and cour.\u2019 age.A prominent liberal has nl- ready designated them \u201cA Cabinet of ecrappem.\u201d All have taken the oath of office, but Mesers.Bennett, Manion and Wilson who are on their VA Royal Coffee House Did you ever give it a thought that, VALIQUET\u2019S RESTAURANT is the best eating place in town.individual Club Breakfast Special Luncheon 7.00 to 9.30 a.m.11.30 am.to 2 p.m.COLD SODAS\u2014-ICE CREAM ORIGINATORS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT Phone 6567-6568\u2014\u201412 Fabrique 8t.\u2014\u2014Opp.City Hall way here.The Prime Minister j leaves Saturday night to open his campaign in Portage LaPmirie and this will be hig only speech in his constituency and probably his only visit there during the campaign.Ha ie certain of election in this stronghold of the Agrarians, PETTIPIECE NOMINATED.Now Westminister.R.C.Sept.21\u2014) R.W.Pettipicce was last night nominated as the Federated Lahor, Party candidate for New Weatminster riding at the Dominion election, SPOUIAL PRAYERS YOR FAIR WEATHER.\u2018Winnipeg, Sept.31.\u20148pecisl pray.ere for fair weather will be said in ail the Anglican churches in the dioceses of Rupert's Land Saturday acoording to instructions lesued hy Archbishop Matthewson, The clergy have also heen admonished to repeat the prayers every Sunday until better weather prevails.USED CARS FOR SALE | I WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS ONE 7-PASSENGER HUDSON TOURING CAR, 1918 model, for $1600.00 This car is equipped with new tires and top.in perfect condition and is certainly a bargain.See me at once.M.L.DOHAN, 29 PALACE HILL - - - Phone 4748 It is Cee am \u2014 SURE VOR WITH.ECZEMA \u201cFruil-a-tives\u201d Clearod Hor Skin Poser Sr.Pizzas, P.Q.\u201cI suffered for three years with Serrible Ferema 1 consulted several doctors and they did not do me any good.Then, T used ome box of \u201cSesthe Salve\"asd two boxeso!\u201cFruit-a-tives\" and my hands are now clear.The paia is gone and thers has been no return, 1 think it is marvellous becauss no other medicine did me aay good uasil I used \u201c\u2018Sootha-Salva\u2019 and class, |third-clase.\u201cFruisa-tives\u201d, the wonderful medidas made from fruis\u201d.Madam PETER LAMARRE.50e à box, 6 for $2.50.trial sise, 25e.\u2018hoard the steamer, among them be-; EMPRESS HERE LAST EVENING | C.P.0.S.Boat Made Fast Trip Across Atlantic\u2014A Heavy Passenger List The Canadian Pacific Steamship Lines steamer Empress of France, trom Liverpoel, Captain FE.Couk, R.| Xk in command, docked at the Breakwater at $:30 o'clock last even- : ng.aller u One and lust ip avruse \u2018the Atlantic, with 1.028 passengers lon board.composed of 258 Hrat- 375 second-class.and 395 A number of Canadians were on tng Mrs, J B.Peters.Miss H.H.\u2018Price, and Mrs.A.B.Whitehead.of TINKERING WITH GOTHAM TRAFFIC | Problem Becoming Worse In New York Each Day\u2014Be- yond Police New York.Sept.21.\u2014-Again they're tinkering with New York's traffic.been unable to dodge the law of physics Lhat two objects ean't oc- eupy the same apace at the same minute.And with the number of | automobiles increasing daily and the crowd of pedestrians holding its |own, the traffic problem is becoming worse.In the old days.traffic went up The police department long has!f | THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.STORE OPENS AT 9 O'CLOCK AM.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921.AND CLOSES AT 6 O'CLOCK P.M.Thursday Is For The Children and during this week of the Exhibition of styles, you can see everything of the latest, in the installation.- and down Broadway much the At dealers or sent postpaid Ly ks «its.In addition to a notable y u ited, Ottaws passenger list.including among |P8M0 Way it does in any Main Stree fll SRST Frulvatives Limited, ~ others, Lady Holt of Montreal, Mr.[the country over\u2014though with the! \u2014 = Frank Patrick, President of the he's hectle confusion that reigns in 3 Pacific Coast Hockey League.aceon ¢ subways heneath the world-fam- Classified Advts.panied by his wife und mother, were! 0US thoroughfare.| on hoard.| But a little while age it was de- WANTED.The ship docked aL 6.30 last even.|Cided that at night.at hours when | .ling, und immediately ihe work of Nast theater.goers were bound up! WANTED\u2014Experienced window landing passengers and dischurging| Manhattan to their homes, Broad- - \u201d : - » : cleaner wanted.Apply Chateau her cargo got under way, Crews | way \\Letween 33th and ETth streets || Underwear for boys in Underwear in natural ; Il .Frontenac.Bept.2 0x3.working speedily at their allotied ou.cume & one-way street.>, GOK Fork! Now hi plan haa been abandon fleecelined cotton, 2 D or bot a sien WANTED-\u2014-A practical nurse! The first and second-class passen- ¢d.srchants have complained wn, 9, a .ses guod gers were embarked un spécial C.P.lthat the northbound and feces, sizes 24 to 32, at \u2019 ?must have nightly references.43 d'Amigny KR.trains, the first of which left the [traffic was diverting to other thor.street, Bepl.luxd.city around nine o'clock, heing fol-!oughfares business which ahould ttt tr et meres OW \u20ac AT regular intervals Ly special jcome te them.WANTED Imniediately a Food trains carrying the remainder of the do 8pecial Deputy Police for invalid lady, Apzdy aud 30 $1.75, and aise each 32, a piece .81.98 sons reson.18¢ Bonnets in white eiderdown.with rever trimmed with pink Dresses in navy blue serge.trimmed with floss, round col- Com- Underwear in imita- | plain cuok.Hieferenves requires.passengers on hoard the vom.» og) Misatoner Harris has ruled that for Underwear in fine n Pormxnent situation.Apply tu leu The trip across was accomplished \u2018a 30-day trial period two- trat- : ,; ; à GrandeAllec.° Septl es.mn remarka fast times the steamer fie shall be restored\u2014to ve Pegula tion natural wool, all Scotch wool, sizes 24 and lar, belt and pockets, for girls or blue floss, price .$1.38 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 leuving mot au Thursday fast.[ted by signal towers such as have | sizes, 2 pieces, sizes 24 | 26, $1.20, sizes 28 and 30 .WANTED Flat of six rooms and and arriving liere last evening, thus heen operating for m hi > ; , - \u2019 er .H sizes 8t 12 + anus : soi : Lath rue, ventrally located.Apply taking but ax days for the voyage.Fifth Avenue.Signal lampe top to 32 at a piece .T6¢ $1.40, sizes 32 .$1.80 æ o 12 years .$7.00 Hats in soft feit for girls, in F.8.Care of Chrunicle Office.Nothing of ans Ineudent was report-ithese tow ' + \u201c * sep:Ixif.ed throughout the trip across.along Ep te mat pro-| In ail wool, bearing the \u201cCeetee\u201d trade- Dresses in navy blue serge \u2018Copenhagen blue, trimmed TOMTION WANTED.SHIPPING NOTES.ceed at the same moment.If a mark, sizes 24 and 26 $2.25, sizes 28 and 30 with silk .ribbon in brown |enuple of experimental towers work The SE.Hervia passed un at ::15 out all right on Broadway, the city a.m.yesterday, .will be asked fo install more.$82.50, size 32 a piece .8018 pleated skirts, middy blouse | ip streamers in back, price Night shirts in flannelette for boys, very || trimmed with narrow red silk | F.ler and Hammerer on Band and Circular £aws and also .\u2018laner, 16 .» a EE - \u2026.$2 98 \u201cears exaerterce.devres position.The steamer Alcida passed up at Southwest Point c ht g .zes A frere .Appiy\u2014E.l'estaurier %1 Napoleon 7.25 oclock vesterday morning.calm.13683-\u2014Clesr, | nice patterns and good quatities, si 24 braid, laced on the sides, for Street.Gusher.sept.20x5.oo.South Point \u2018321)\u2014Clear, north- to 34, from $1.50 to .82.06 0 I\" girls, sizes 10 to 14 years $8.50 | The C.G.8, Druid arrived ur atlas.; 1 me ee | eme ; MALE UELE WANTED.ALES pm.yesterday, Teath Point (444)\u2014Clear.north.IA | NC BAG | The finest assortment of re stock il oan VOR COG TR i i rs, and all wool, in : Make money a: hume\u2014$15 ta! The SS.Teesnool pased up at 2:45 \u2014_ .Ai ings for v8, ina 0! , - resses ser t.460 paid weexly for your spare time o'clock yesterday afternoon.EE oa.outward 30 a 8 LUE 5 sizes 7 1-2 to 10 1-2, valued at $1.23 and $1.50 D in black ge, pleat writing thoweards fur us.No: .» ® \u2018Vejo.: he F) » 3 3 canvassing.We instruct and sup-|{ \u2018The steam yacht Thomas BR.lef pe Race 1835)\u2014Clear.light x & - To clear at .s.cccccccan00000 196 ed skirts, belts with tassels ply you with work.West-Angus going up at 5.15 n.m.vesterday., PN > .Showcarg Service, 24 Colborne Bldg ' ove Leslie Isle (135)\u2014Clear strong! ' We always have in stock a fine assortment of ties for girls of 8 to 10 years, spe: Toronto.Septlxt!.| The C.8.L.Saguenay arrived down \u2018noth Inward 9 a.m.Alcyone.6 ; .i i $8.50 = at 2.38 am.yesterday and left Fois E.; 9 am, Oxonian.270 E.; 3 a.m.,| for boys, in all new styles, at popular prices ranging cial price .TO LET.jun at ® o'clock.\u2026.Boaworth.135 E.: 11:30 a.m., Scan.| \u2019 TO LET.~Two nice large rooms.| The C.P.8.1.Empress of France (dinavian.200 E.i from 45c to .ch Lieiiiiiiienie -$1.80 Dresses in navy blue serge unfurnished.Cold and ho: water arrived up at 6-30 last evening.Le Montres! te Quebec._ \u2014\u2014\u2014ms \u2014 \u2014 pleated skirt, middy blouses ngue Pointe .5, e .1134) \u2014Raining.83 D'Auteuil.= _ Sepi2fxs.The 8S.Heron Cool pasesd dowr \u2018Strong north-esst.: \u2014_\u2014 I 12 20 wm.yemterday.Can St.3fichel (128)\u2014Cloudy.[i \u2019 ' ' \u2019 | finished in scallops, trimmed TO LET\u2014Nice front bed muting DRE south.Inward 2:35 p.m.Nurture.[i era ê glce in | [en $ ootwear .room.hot and cold water, central] The steamer Caledonia passed ton, | with floss, in colors, for girls location and use of telephone.Ap- [down at 2 a.m yesterday.I Bellmouth (110)\u2014Cloudy, south.Ij a ; pis 27 12, Stanislas street rl oe \u2018Outward 10 a.m.Pierre Pont; 1:50; ; of 12 to 14 vears, price $9.75 Hats in felt for girls, in phone 6361W.gept.10x3.| The steam barge Richard W.ar.Pm.Hochelaga, : In McFarlane, Classic.Chum.and Paquet's Special makes, with * : en rived down at 3.15 yesterday morn- Sorel (100)\u2014Cloudy, south.In.FOR SALE ing.ward 9:05 a.m.Busy Bee and tow.~ a | ©.Outward :45 a.m.Busy Bes; 11:20 FOR SALE.\u2014Self-rontained house: The $8.Labrador arrived down at, &m.lLlangorse, ! at B4 Si.Louis strest.centrally 5:30 a.m.yesterday.and left going{ Three Rivers (65)\u2014Cloudy.south.located.near Terrace aid Chateau.'down al 4:16 pm.iInward 2:35 am, C.G.8.Shamrock: 6 rooms.2 hath roams.hardwood .,19 am.Charlemange and tow; 1:30 The £8 .Cape IMamond left down PM, Alchiba: 11:15 am.Hermiongas, furnace, hot water heater.and al 3.30 a.m.yeaterdas.Outward 1:38 pm.Drammenafiord: all modern convemences, all in per- .\u2026.1:20 jm.Cornish Point; 1:40 p.m.fect condition.Apply Tiox No 17) The steamer Bethlehem lef: going|C.G.8.Reserveturned up shape, trimmed with silk ribbon, colors, navy and À drab, drab and Copenhagen, | and black and Copenhagen, price | Beta AL A dar $4.50 Hats in plush, turned up Goodyear welt, pointed and round toes, from size 3.for babies.up to size 2 for girls.Boots in black or brown Dresses in serge, in black brown or blue, round collar.pleated skirts trimmed with floss, for girls of 10 years price FS, FU | X |] floors on firat floor, electric light.dongola and patent leather, laced or buttoned Queher Chronicle office.or on, down at 11.34 am.yesterday.Pointe Citrouille (5§)\u2014Cloudy, .- : - premises.septisst 1 are À tons south.Outward 3:30 p.m.| sizes 3 to 7, for children.Dresses in navy blue serge.shape for girls, trimmed with Lee ta \u2014\u2014 ve s'éam arge oyan panseil: .+ CALE ee Comins Tax down at 12:08 p.m.yesterday.! Portneuf (31)\u2014Cloudy.south.- und collar, trimmed with .rom ao \u2014 « sw > jOutward 2:30 p.m.Metak and tow.at $1.25 and .$3.00 ro \u2018 | d ski silk ribbon, special .88.49 The C.GM.M.steamer Canadian; colored floss, pleated skirt, {rigermtor.Reason of rale.town, Appi \u20ac Phone 13171.Boots in black or brown calf laced style, Goodyear welt, sizes 2 to 7 and 10 to 10, and Boots in black or brown don- gola and patent leather, laced jeavin, Canate.Vtt Squatier passed down at 1:10 yen- | 4e 25 38 22 22 38 98 95 Z 08 58 28 38 38 A Sepuizsi terday afternuon.\" ; 8 TIDE TABLE Hats in plush in soft and | turned up shapes, all the rim | belt in plaid ribbon, for girls of 12 and 14 vears, price $0.00 TRE MARNE CAFE The $8, Elida Clausen left going ¥ ; ; 23 Palace PI ;down at 2:20 nm.yesterday.URAUALXNARNABALNABE or buttoned styles.for child- sizes 11 to 2 for girls, at su is trimmed with stitches.pom- A Fer a œund light Lunch.A 098! The nieamer Lour Manre lefi go-| 71° following shows the riss and if 3 to .ceenee.S580 Dresses in black alpaca.: Sapp al 2 er virer d 1.t .- Mot d be d Fath 0 Pi.: hb bee iar 8 dou nt A 1 pm, Le des ana | TEN: sizes § 10 10, at 31.69 to Boots in black or brown caif.pleated skirt, high collar, for | PT\" O7 top, price .$3.80 Rent.25, (Standard Time.Daylight Saving one hour later): : .$400 | Goodyear welt, sizes 7 to 10.for boys; and 11 to 2, at $4.50 LDUCATION A) The steamer Sin-Ma and tow arrived down at TI pom.yesterday.girls of 12 and 14 years, spe- Plush bonnets in white, for EURE ied for The Chrenicle by P.Compile à BUSINESS Cf deing 220 miles cam of Belle Isle at 5 o'clock yesterday morning, and is vo, 0.Joseph oe Quebec.\u2026.cial price .81 : : RG Tel.292 The steams Cornish l\u2019oint passed AM.Feet.P.M.Feet.Sizes 1] to 2, at $249.- -$5.50 | and +00 veu ou 60000000 .$8.50 1 1 P ce $ 50 children, trimmed with silk Heptfixim.[down at 5.40 o'clork last evening.an 5 A ll i ee oe Fol has 183 0 1004 165 ; ; Bonnets in fancy wool for | ribbon in white and pale blue.w Mere .aires assiags ; The J Dramiumnenfjor! passed isa: .10,46 12.8 11.02 14.9 Boots in black or brown calf, laced style.strong leather inner children price $1.38 regular $3.75.reduced to $2.49 sasatrtely : # down at $: p.m._ = esr ene Lee \u201cerathahed 16 years thou Me 0 sun mer poi 12:09 12010 and outer soles, for boys, sizes 11 to 13, $2.19, sizes 1 to 5 .$2.49 : * \u201cie wealthy tacmebars, both sexes The C.P.8.1.Liner Minnedosa was ther nt.A \u2014\u2014 es \u2014\u2014 \u2014 a _ _ Ring easly marrage; cenfideni- \u201céported 160 miles eant of Belle Isle AM.Feet.P.M.Feet.|| \u2014 descrintion free.The Old at 4.50 yesterday morning, and is.Thurs .44h 116 5.06 12.71 a -HAble Cluts Mrs.Wrobel.Box 26 due in Quebec Lomorrow morning.Fri.&K31 18,7 8,53 12.3 ° J Oakland, Call.Sent 4x0et.} e eo !£at.4,24 193 6.41 119 ren S \u2014 2er rer arr The C.P.&.1.steamer Scandinavian Sun.- 1.81 86 3.00 11.46 Car, vhanelut lactury or ote waa reporte 200 niles east of Helle : | with Vaccum alo Ridane Claared (ale at 11:39 yesterday morning, and | TRASH NI | You want a least houme, iligrefore a due here on Saturday.\u201c \u201cif u S vhone 1013 bee Carpet Cleaning \u2026.N% CHIPPING MOVEMENTS Ÿ I to.263 Jehn St, Sent 3x0wW.The 58.Saturnia was reported ns | 88 a x s De æ2 For Men And Children | TT FOUR SHOP ITERTIAING dus In the port vf Queher on Satur.| Stocking, \u2014':0 te the Universal Shane Repair.ay morning.Lert wrest, Seiess 10 Change Ww mg.Nerd 1% D'fouviile wi, .MBER 4 At Ex pti nall y lo P i caustaciion tiuarinteed, The a'unard Line 8x.Carmania ar- bé Y, + Cher & S'mpron.\u2019 ce oO r ces il Kent ang.TiVed at Liverpool at 16 am.Mon-} 2 Minne ; recrues La ce Sy.Sept.Ath, Sue .i ; i i HELD WANT 7 nor bar es lie one.We make our own clothing for men and children.and therefore give to our.clients \u2014 ere ¢ Anchor Line ; .Columbia ar- | 24 d'anade GTT OUT ived at Glangow at 3 pm.Monday.| 24 YHT OR Yor wu, Sept.10th, NEVER GET ON, coe.The Cunard line 88.Aquitania ar.the benefit of the low prices.OVERCOATS ; mpron veo os Liverpool \"Mesiterranean 38 Canalein latayette In every town and «uy in Canada\u2019.3 Canopie, there are men who are deen in Ap ton at lam.on GCTORER rut, and will never got on while they\u201d : ES + ! Reet stay tn ft.' The Cunard Line KR.Algeria aatl- 1 eee.SN : In faney colors.sizes 35 to 40, for men, regular $22.00 for .$15.00 w \u2014 x « al 2 veal LS A A aie pos to get out-\u2014thats th ps from Glasgow as 1 p,m.Saturdas.peer «3 Foren & Anvers, | Overcoats in sizes.34, 35, 36, and 37 for young men, regular $10.00 ° Pinta .oe.Antwerp Of courte you can Tale à GIGNAN SERVICE Cedrie GRY.« Liverposi OF ce cuos ss asus 1500000 ua sean 0 MS 001405016500 0 001 U 46000 6838006 \u2019 - SIGNAL SE E i .usb Li 5 - plunge.\u201d but there 1x a hetter way.SHIPPING nuronr! tree ; os Enpran black and blue serge for chil Our Sales Department wil send! 3190 Pawn el Pretanan ur Gp SUITS dren, sizes 4 to 8 years, reg- vou free of charke the first (Wo' pypmxhed by Vent, Martie and ular $11.00 for lemsinn of it8 course in