The Quebec chronicle, 8 août 1922, mardi 8 août 1922

[" , THE TIOAL WAVE k.In Typhoon - Le ; ; ) .sen building successfully .building } ESTABLISHED 1764.SCARE D FROM Three Catholic Sisters At Swatow Miraculously Saved Hong Xong, August T \u2014 Three Catholie Sisters in charge of the Ursuline Convent at Swatow, two of them French-Canadians and the third a sieter trom the Old Country, had miraculous escapes from the tidef wave that followed the typhoon, whoch swept the port of Swatow Wednesday, according to advices received here from Bishop Aryenc, of the Misson Catholique Swatow.Casuafties resulting from the storm are estimated at 10,000.The Catholic church and the mis- weathered the typhoon, but the compound wall collapsed batore the onrushing waters.The terrific wind carried awny the root of the Ursuline Convent, and the three sisters in charge were caught by the flood as they were making for ssfety in the cellar.One of the B'sters clung to the church yard gate, while a second was carried to comparstive security on the floating roof of a nearby upon which she bad scrambled.The Mother Superior, Sister Marie Rosary, floated on a dréft- ing board until daybreak and had besn given up as drowned, when she was found by two Chinese Bisters and brought back to the mission compound.All the church vestments, the personal belongings of the inhabit.ams of the convent and the equipment of the school were carried away, destroyed by the wind and water.No word has been heard (rom the Catholic miwsions at Chacucho Fu.CHANGES MADE IN ENGLISH CATHOLIC SOHOOLS Montreal.Que., Aug.7.\u2014Follow- ing on the decision that the English speaking Christian Brothers are to be detached from the Province of Quebec and attached to the Province of Toronto in future, several changes have been made in the English Catholic schools of Montreal.Brother Walter who has been director of Bt.Patrick Boys\u2019 School Academy here im at present in the Mother House in Toronto.The English-speaking Christian Brothers in the Province of Quebec will now ali report to the author- fties à Toronto and it will be to the Mother House in Toronto that they will make their retreats in future.The Weather.Toronto, Aug 7\u2014The elongated disturbance which extended from Minnesota to Southern Ontario last night has swung around into a position extending from Western New York State to New Brunswick.Scat.Weather Forecast: Fair And Cool $ FIRST BIG GUNS IN LABELLE BYE- ELECTION FIRED Hon.J.E.Caron Returned To Quebec Without Completing Soheduled Programme SAUVE CARRIES ON Leader Of Opposition Continued Slashing Attacks On Government Yesterday Papineauvills, Labelle County, Que., August T\u2014The first big guns in the bye-election campaign in this county wers firsd Sunday and were continuing today when Arthur Sauve, leader of the Oppositionspokes and was answered by Hon.L.A, Caron, Minister of Agriculture.Mr.Bauve on Sunday addressed meetings at Labells, Annonciation and Neminingue and today spoke at La Conception and La Minerve.Hon.L.A.Caron spoke at Chenneville, Ripon and Mount Bello on Bunday but returned to Quebec tonight without carrying out his full programme, The Minister was scheduled to speak at Thurso, St Sixte and Plaisance today.The keynote of Mr.BRauve's speeches is an attack on the Covernment\u2019s liquor and colonization policies, whilst he also assalls the Taschereau Government on its handling of roads and on what he denounces as its waste of public funds.In reply Mr.Caron points to the sums expended in Labelle county on bridges, road maintenance.education and particularly colonization.Of a total of $1,000.000 spent in colonization throughout the Province last year.Mr.Caron said that $286,024.04 had been spent In Labelle Countyexpended in the county during the past year was, said the Minister, $738,411.10.Everything is getting in readiness for the hig contradictory meeting to be held here next Thursday when an imposing array of Provincial Ministers will be faced by Mr.Sauve and his lieutenants on the occasion of the nomination of the rival \u2018candidates for the favor of the county.A definite schedule for Provincial Ministers who are to speak in Labelle County will likely be drawn up when Premier Tascheresu comes to Montreal for a conference.This will probably be tomorrow or Wednesday.Cordially Received.La Conception, labells Co., Que, given Mr.Sauve during the course of his visit here today and at La Minerve, Parishes near Labelle.Mr.Sauve was accompanied by Herve Roch, of Montreal, who said that he tered showers and thunderstorma have been general over Southern Ontario and Western Quebec today and rain is now falling over Gulf of M.Lawrence region.Weather has been mostly fair with showers in a few localities in the West.Temperatures.Min, Max.Prince Rupert .54 64 Victoria .$2 63 Vancouver .62 7 Kamioops .50 6 Calgary .\u2026.50 68 Edmonton .se 6 Medicine Hat .\u2026e 8 Saskatoon .51 18 Winnipeg .48 70 Port Arthur so « White River 42 88 Parry Sound .evi.58 63 London .\u2026.\u2026.s 30 Toronto .s 30 Kingston fencers c 7 Montreal sucsasss0000 54/56 Quebec .1.0-20.00 BO B4 Bt.John .000000- .64 60 Halifax \u2026\u2026scr2c00 60 70 Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay-\u2014 Moderate to fresh northerly winds; fair and comparatively cool, Ottawa Valley, Upper and Lower Bt.lawrence\u2014Moderate to fresh northerly to westerly winds: fair and cool, Guif and North Shore\u2014Fresh northerty to north west winds; part.iy cloudy and cool with à few scattered showers.Maritime \u2014 Strong southwest winds, decreasing to-night: mostly overcast with scattered showers.Lake Superior\u2014Light to moderate winds; fair and cool.All West\u2014Mostly fair, with showers in some looaMties.the ! had failed to recognize in the actions inf the Quebec Government any signe of Liberalism In the last few years, and that Liberal principles no longer existed under the Taschersau- Perron rexime, Mr.Roch, speaking of the treatment of municipalities, cited the case of Three Rivers, where the term as Mayor of Hon.J.A.Tessier, then Minister of Roads, had been extended for a period of two years by act of the Legislature, The principles of justice no longer exist, declared Mr.Roch.On one hand a political favorite accused of a serious charge, was appointed to a high position and on the other a colonist who took some wood with which to build a house was punished.He talked of the Increase in the public debt and the increased taxes.Mr.Sauve asked the electors how they could have faith in a Government which had broken ita word re.peatediy to them in the matter of dividing the County.How was it that the County had not been divided at the Inst session of the Legislature, when it was not represented in the Legislature.The Leader of the Opposition denounced the lquor Jaw as a bit of hypocrisy and of injustice.On the suhject of colonisation.Mr, Bauve referred to the work of the Rev.Father Labelle, whose alma had not been carried out by the Government.The Government had failed to carry out Its promises of development in the older cnionisa- tion centers but, instead, had bent its forces and efforts towards developing districts wheréd Deputies had interests, and wished to specu- fate, He cited the case of Dr.Parrot, the M.L.A.for Temiscous had been asked by Premier sau to resign becauss of charges THIS RESTAURANT EVERY EVENING is filled with people who come here to enjoy the i splendid service, the pleas- § ant surroundings, and the superb dinner to be had here, Come and learn for À yourself why so many find À this so pleasant a place to dine regularly.TEL 4/71 56658 STJOHN ST.QUEBEC The total of sums August 7.\u2014A cordial reception was THE GOVERNMENT WILL COOPERATE In Burial Of Ex-Service Men Who Die From War Sickness (By Canadian Pres.) Ottawa, Aug.7 \u2014 Co-operation and assistance by the Dominion Government in the buriat of sx-ser.vice men, who die from wounds or sloknvess contracted in the war, has wow been authorized by Order-in- Council.The Imperial Graves Commission hae fixed August 31, 1921, as the termination of the war as regards iis operations and therefore deaths occurring after that date are not covered by the authority of that Commission or its Canadian agency.Special action has consequently been made necessary by the Canadian author.Miles ae regards war veterans who may die after thet date from wounds or lliness contracted on | service.It is pointed out that the Canadan Government is already cooperating in ths matter of personal Inseriptions to the extent of bearing the cost of such inecription, rather than have it borne by the relatives of the deceased soldier or sailors The action now authorized by Or- der-in-Council ia that the Gowernment of Canada bear the cost of the erection of a headstone for the grave in Canada for each member of Hig Majesty's naval and military forces whose death has oeeurred or shall occur during the period between September 1, 1921, and August 31, 1323, under such cir cumstances and from such causes as would have brought the death within the scope of the operations of the Imperial War Graves Commission up to August 31, 1921, The Order-in-Councll further provides that the cost of the headstone 18 not to exceed fifty dollars.SUPPOSED SUICIDE HAS COME TO LIFE Cannot Remember What Happened After Attending Salvation Army Meeting Fredericton, N.B., Aug.T\u2014Allison Fraser, who disappeared on the night of Sunday.July 23rd, leaving his bicycle standing againet a pile of lumber at the Fredericton-Devon highway bridge across the ét.John river, with & note in a tool bag advising the finder to \u2018search the river\u201d and notify his father-in-law, 8.Herbert Logan, lis back home Again in North Devon.He returned there at noon today and stated that he had come to Fredericton to consult a doctor.Fraser told a North Devon man he could not a rémem- ber what had happened to him after he left the Salvation Army meeting where he had been suffering from severe pains in his head.made public by Jean Francois Pouliot, of Riviere du Loup.Mr.Parrot had resigned, but had not presented himself before the electorate for the popular verdict and the Government had taken no action.Mr.Sauve also discussed the Theriault case, Why had net the Government granted a Royal Commission to investigate into transactions in the Crown Landa, as he had axked for at the last session of the Legislature.The Government had imposed all manner of restrictions upon the colonist instead of aiding him.The price of lots had heen increased, and the cost of obtaining latters patent had been added to hy the Department.Colonisation centres which had dated back many years were still without means of access to the markets He felt that it would be in the best interests of the Province if the electors of Labelle were to teach the bye-election.A defeat for the Government candidate would show the ment candidate would show the | Taschereau-Perron combination that the people cannot be fooled all the time.Tivernl Rally Desire Lahale, liberal candidate for Labelle County, spoke here today and said in regard to Mr.Bauve's criticiem of the Provincial Government containing too many law- yera that he thought he, as & business man, had personally been selected for the candidature of the County in the preference to two lawyers, On the other hand Mr.uve's candidate was a lawyer, whilst he claimed that speakers in support of the Opposition candidate were most.iy lawyers.In regard to road coh- struction he gave hia personal gua- rantes that the Montreal-Hull highway would be built within a very short time.In connection with this he said that Hon.J.L.Perron had mid it would be built next year and that contracts for its construction had already been awerded.Arthur tieoffrion., K.C., alo spoke on behalf of the candidate.Touching on the question of education the speaker said that there were 1,907 schools in the Province with 19,700 teachers and $83,081 pupils.The Provincial Government had eiresdy expended $15,000,000 In education.In regard to agricultural grants Mr.Geoffrion sald there were 74 Counties in the Province of Quebec and that Labelle County had been given $300,000.In roads, the Government had paid out à total sum of $40,000,000 and proposed $7,000,000 more.Hon.Mr.Caron was alee echedul- ed to speak but was u le to de prevent, hâving been called bec on Sunday night, COMMITTEE QUEBEC, TUESDAY, EXAMINE INTO PROPOSALS MADE Allied Conference Reached This Decision After Five Hour Session GERMAN MORATORUM Proposed By Lloyd George To Terminate At Year's End London, August 7T\u2014The Allied siatesmen who are mesting here in an endeavor to solve the European riddle, today devoted five hours to an analysis of the conditions existing between Great Britain, France, Italy and Belgium.The conference terminated in the appointment of a commities ccmposed of the Finance Ministers of these countries, which is to examine into epscitic proposals that have not bsen made publie.The committee, In collaboration with the financial experte, 18 to meet make a report to the fuil conference some time on Tuesday or on Wednesday.The appointment of the commit- tes followed a proposal by David Lloyd George, the Premier of Great Britain, to grant a moratorium to Germany which would terminate at the end of the present year, and the outline by M.Poincare of measures which France considers should precedes any further alleviation of German obligations.\u2018France has no objection to a moratorium, in principle,\u201d said M.Poincare today at the conference.He then procesded to elaborate the plan which he Indicated would be satefactory to France's requirements.\u201cEvery manetion,\u201d Mr.Lloyd George replied, \u201cshould de considered, as to whether it will result merely in trouble or in hard cash.\u201d Mr.Lloyd George discussed M.Poincare's proposition in detail and said expert advice should be invited before the Ministers maid Yes ar No to it.The decision of referring the matter to a committes was unanimous, The French, British, Belgian and {talian spokesmen during the ses- won painted a gloomy picture of thelr war-ravaged countries.and consequent chaotic trade conditions.Mr.Lloyd George, in a brief address, opened the conference.He eald the British Government favored awaiting the report of the Reparations Commission befors convening an Allied meeting, but that others had thought the circumstan- cos necessitated an immediate gathering.He then invited M.Poincars to elahorate his Hew.M.Poincare amid hs thought the meeting was necessary because two tactora of great importance had developed since the last conversations in London, namely the German da- mand for & moraterium and note of Ear! Baltour inter-Allled Aehta.The Venmilles Treaty required Germany to pay her dues tually paying nothing,\u201d he exclaim- oû.arm.\u201cFrance.\u201d he maid, ruaranteer nrigimally given her have not been carried out.\u201d He added that new taxation In France wan Imporalhie.\u201cA mora- tortum should not he given Cermany,\u201d M.Poincare sald in conclu- ia given by her to the Allien\u201d Afternoon Session \u2018When the conference reconvened for its afternoon semion, Premier Lloyd George said that If Germany fafled to meet her obligations, it would be a matter of serious concern to all the Allies.He empha- d that all would suffer equally.e cited figures which had heen 1 d by the lankers' Trust Co.of New York, which he characterised aa \u201can Impartial authority\u201d.show.(ng that the French expenditure on the war had amounted to $37,600, 000,000 those of Italy $14,600,000,000 and those of Great Nritain $49,000, 000,000, The Premier argued that Great Britain's claims to reparations, therefore, Were @s great as those of France.During the war, he paid, Great Britain had raised t8,000,000 by taxation.He parried @ statement of M.Poincare on the devastation of France by calMng attention to the devastation of British trade.Mr.Lloyd George sought to assuage the French fears of the in.compiete dimrmament of Germany.He ated his own experiences as Minister of Munitions and related the process of making munitions of war.Me said: \"Germany le not in a position to pilote military surprise on her old enemies.My experiences have convinced me that it would take Germany 30 years to acoumulate aecretiy, the War materials which it took us, working full blast, two years to manufacture\u2019.He asserted that Germuny had suffered three revolutions but that the Government there.on the whole was stable.He contended that it had net done badly as regards taxation, aéding:\u2014 \u201cGermany is crying out, is siways crying out, about her terrible condition.When a men je net sek, IRRESULARS ARE N POSSESSION Have Peremptorily Demanded Payment Of Income Taxes In Cork Dublin, August 7.\u2014Accerding to letters received here from Cork, the Irregulars there who are in complete hoasession of ail the public services, including the Inland Revenue, have collected, it is estimated, £100,000.Demand notes tor the Income tax were Sent out August first in the name of \u201cthe Repubtican Civil Administration Department.\u201d They peremptorily demanded that the taxes be paid within three days, \u2018The letters say that, following this demand, the Cork Chamber of Commerce and the Cork Employers Federation met jointly.The legal adviser to the Federation strongly advised against payment of the tax to any but the accredited representatives of the Provisional Government.It was then resolved that if, in consequence of refusal to comply with the demand of the Republicans, any firm or individual was victimized, all firme should express their sympathy by closing down and discharging all The Quebec Chronicle.Temperatures: Min.50; Max.54 ~ 19 PRICE TWO CENTS.FINAL CALL FOR | SETTLEMENT OF BAIL DISPUTE President Harding Communioated Fresh Proposal To Executives And Unions | | REJECTION INDICATED | Conference Called Of All Labor Organizations To Perfect Strike Washington, Aus.T\u2014As a \u201cfinal call\u201d from the Government for immediate aettlement of the rail strike, | President Harding today communi-! cated to Railroad Executives ang: heads of the striking shop crafts' Unions proposals that the men be sent back to work, that the managements take them back and that ad- employees, ly exhausted.dresses of welcome from Dr.C.W.H Westmount, Quean Municipalities will formally here tomorrow with ad- Aikens, Lt.Governor Fowler and the Presidential address The stamps issued by the Provisional Government have been official- \u2018 MUNICIPAL CONVENTION under the Chairmanship of Sir OPENS AT WINNIPEG.Robe poy 8 one orn han 0 Winnipeg, Aug 7\u2014The three day o'elock tomorrow morning.It will convention of the Union of Canadibe opened for Sir James .Rondeau of News Index Firet Big Guns Fire The Irregulars Are Final Call For Sett Weather Report.Capt.Sibbons Very Rail Shopmen Are Settlement Of Coal How To Foil Auto How Montreal Fills Mitchell Was Given \u2018Wills Dempsey Mout Page One Escaped From Tidal Waved In Labelle.The Government Will Cooperate.Committees to Examine Proposalsin Possessionlement.Page Two.Popular, Page Three.Exulant.Strike.Sudbury Sees Trade Revival Thieves Host Of Men Roam Europe.Methodists To Meet in Toronto.Appointment Is Again Put Off.Manitoba's First Farmer Cabinet.Page Four.Editorial: Press Comment.Black Day Of German Army.Page Five, Jumped From Runaway Auto, Its Port.Drug Traffic In This City.Drowned In Etchemin River, Lost Eyesight At Kamouraska, Hon.J.E.Caron Laft Labelle.Page Six.Decision.Flying Frog Won Steeplechase.Lawn Bowling Compatitions, Racing Began At North Randall.Another Victory For Lee Enfield.In October.White Knocked Out Barrett.Page Sevenand Mayor the concerning French Premier proceeded tn say that the \u2018Bhs is ne- M.Poincare mld the question had heen asked why France did not dla- \u201cis net wmtisfied regarding her security.The sion, \u201cunlem An effective guarantee Financial And Commercial News New York And Montreal Markets.Page Fight Social And Personal.Reminiscences Of The Past.you don't have to believe him.But when the therthometer says he has & fever of 104, there is something wrong.Exchange is the great cl.nical thermometer.change reached 4,000 marks to the pound sterling and it is essential that be taken intn account\u201d.France's Policy, At the conference today M.Poincare sketched France's policy regarding & moratorium for Germany and conditions under which a mora- toruim might he granted.The French Premier prefaced his statement by reciting alleged infractions of the peace treaty between Germany and the Allles and also what he termed deceptions in Germany's disarmament, bringing forward on the latter question fresh discoveries made by General Noliet, Chief of the French Military Mission in Berlin, of concealed arms He also reviewed the course of the Reparations payments and the constant reductions made in them by the Allies.The French Government was prepared, said M.Poincare in substance, to propose at the conference & com- plate settlement of the reparations question, including inter-Allied debts, but \u2018\u2018recent events\u2014I refer to the Balfour note~\u2014~prevent me from presenting the plan.\u201d He added that | he had nnt wholly, abandoned the plan and later might be adie to submit it \u201cFrance has not asked those of her Allies who borrowed from her to pay, while France has been reminded by her creditors that they desire payment,\u201d declared M.Poincare.Entering upon the subject of what (Germany's non-payment meant to France, M.Poincare said that France had advanced francs since the biflions for reconstruction in the devastated regions, and thirty five billions for pensions and allowances to widows and orphans.Germany had promised to pay these but had failed, and France must continue to provide money for these purposes, M.Potncare added, Only precedent we can think of for minority rule is in the case of the pork in a can of pork and beans.lustment of the crucial seniority is-: sue be left to à decision of the Rahroad Labor Board.Though the President was said to consider this the only practieat courses the Government could take, Union spokesmen indicated its re- | jection, summoned their associates to meet here Wednesday to pase upon the proposal and further call-\u2019 ed to Washington for a general con-! ference on Friday, the heads of all flaliroad labor Organizations to consider methods of co-operation that might make ths strike more effective.The rail executives had made ne response to the White House tonight, though press despatches indt- cuted that they also would meet to torm a collective answer.B.M.Jewell, Head of the Shop Crafts Federation sald to-night that the President's settlement proposals constituted \u201ca most uncalled for at-; tempt to help the railroads hream the strike\u201d, and added that \"nobody! ought to get the idea that the Shop Federations will accept\u201d.Harging\u2019s New Plan President Harding today called upon striking employees shopmen to return to work requested the railroads to assign them to work and asked both the workmen and railway to submit the disputed question of seniority to the Railroad Labor Board.\u2018The President sent telegrame to J.KR, Jewell, President of the Railroad Shopmen'sa Union and T.Domitt Cuyler, Chairman of the Association of Railway Executives.out- ling the plan which he hoped would result in speedy termination of the strike.Mr.Harding, on the message, asked that both parties to the dispute agree to comply with the decision rendered on seniority by the Railroad Labor Board.The further statement wae made by the President that he was \u201cmindful of the pledge of both the execu- recognize validity of all decisions by the Railroad Labor Board\".He also pointed out that the ques tion of sentority \u2018which the exscu- tives rejected\u201d as outlined recently in a settlement plan proposed by him \u201cremains in dispute and bars a settlement\u2019.The President's telegram was made public at the White House at held another conference with Mr.Jewell and other strike leaders and with Chairman Cummine, of the Garmany's ex- | Senate Intermate Commerce Com- | mittee.who has been in contact | with the Railroad Executives.The trio of striking rallroad shop; craft leaders here in Washington\u2014 | B.M.Jewell, General trike Leader; Wm.H.Johnston, of the Machinists and J.P.Noonan, of the Electrical Workers-\u2014went into conference this afternoon on President Harding's new strike settlement proposals.There were intimations that the proposals had not made a favorable first impression upon them.Exocutives Confer.New York.August 7\u2014Chairman Loree of the Eastern Raliroads Presidents conference called a meet- Ing for 4 p.m.to discuss the strike situation.The announcement did not mention today's conference in Wanhington but it was generally believed that consideration would be given the administration's plan.T.Domitt Buyler, head of the As sociation of Railway Executives, to whom the President's message was addresaed, was not in his office.It was reported he hud gone to Bar Harhor, Me, Willing to Act.Chicago, August 7\u2014(Bulletin)\u2014 The United Rtates Rafiroad Labor Board expressed ite willingness to act on the seniority question now at issue between the raliroads and their striking fhonmen in a resolution adopted at a meeting late tonight.Rioting In Yarde.Joliet, lls, August ?\u2014Riocting which broke out in the raliroad yards here this morning resulted in the Killing of Special Agent Phillip Reits, of the Elgin, Joliet ana Eastern Road, and an unknown strik d the serious wounding of Sher es Newkirk.Local authorities are planning to call for State troops.According to available Information the Sheriff end his deputies found five hundred men, mostly foreigners.congregated near the home of a car painter, who had been working during the strike, and it ie believed attempted to arrest some of the men.A shot rang out which pierced Reits's heart, killing Rim instantly.Several more shots tives and the striking workmen to one o'clock after the executive had! RUSSIAN the unexampled $100.00 Ties for.190.00 Ties for.Holt 89 Assoiniment Are a Feature of the Holt, Renfrew AUGUST FUR SALE A number of these exquisite single skin ties, a mode which is enjoying high popularity at present, is offered during the August Salés at reductions of 20% and more We cite just a few instances of - 136.00 Ties for.175.00 Ties for.205.00 Ties for.150.00 FOR THE OCEAN BOUND VISITOR Jaeger steamer rugs, soft, warm and light in weight.English coats for men and women.sweaters and hose., RafovéG, Limite) SABLES values offered : \u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.$ 80.00 .\u2026.110.00 .145.00 .140.00 Wool vests, For thin model and of Particular Smoker In our assortment of men\u2019s jewelry can be seen some very fine Gold Cigarette Cases of English Manufacture.Plain or engine Ranging from $75.up IVORY CIGARETTE HOLDERS They are sanitary and very stylish.In African Ivory with beautiful graining, plain or with gold band.Length 214 inches and longer.$3.00 up gop The turned designs, fine heavy weight.& Sons 16 Rkrique St.SPECIAL LUNCHEON 11.30 AM to 2 P.M.Valiquet\u2019s Restaurant Formerly of Boston.MEALS A LA CARTE, from 7 AM.to 8 P.M.TOURISTS\u2019 LUNCHEONS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT.ASSORTED CAKES AND PASTRY COLD SODAS ICE CREAM SUNDAES INDIVIDUAL CLUB BREAKFAST 7 to 10 AM, Phones 6567-6568\u201412 Fabrique 8t.\u2014Opp.City Hall KITCHENER FILM T0 BE ADMITTED American Customs Officials Find Nothing Improper in Debated Picture Washington, Aug.T\u2014=Customs authorities have decided to admit into the Country for exhibition purposes the moving ploture Alm \u201cHow Kitchener was betrayed\u201d which was protested by the British Embassy was said today at the Treasury.A showing of the film in New Ydrk, officials declared, revealed nothing improper in the picture and it was decided that it could be exhibited in this Country with the insertion of a caption stating thet it was not based on historical facte so far a8 & portrays high British offi- clals.The importer, it was stated would be bonded to insure the insertion of such a caption.but the amount of the bond has not yet been fixed.mettre tr who shot the striker.The chambers of Reits and Sheriff Newkirk'e re- ~Toledo Bladewere fired.ft has not been learned volvers were not discharged.NOTE ON BILLS FINAL PASSAGE US.Tariff Measure To Be Decided Before End Of Month (By Canadien Prem.) Washington, Aus.T\u2014Under the unamimons agreement to dispose firm of rates on sugar, hides and a tew important matters as well as the flexible wtaffif and to limit the debate to drief! speeches on the bill and amendments & vote on final passage of the tariff measure is practicafty certain In the Senate before the end of August.Leaders hope for a vote mide of three weeks.When the two houses will be able to adjust differences bee tween the House bill and the Seaate bill remaine uncertain.Efforts te bring up a resolution proposing an lwvemrigation of charges thet the United States Government off'olale soughe te have Cuban sugar producers curtail their orop thie year in return for a reduced tariff duty on eugsr were blocked.@ as & symbol le used a8 & nue merai for 7, and with a dash over lb tot 7,000. : THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Fo MAGNIFICENT NEW WHITE STAR LINER : .Classified Advts.HOMERIC\u201d Has Been Specially Chartered By Us For The 1923 Grand Cruise De Luxe Steamer \u2014 Cuisine -\u2014 Service \u2014 the utmost yet céfered Sixty-Seven days of luxury, leisure, and sustained interest.A Prodigious Itinerary Pull iaformetion and Hterature on request « THOS.COOK & SON 526 Se.Catherine Street West, MONTREAL eu TNT Lanadian services | New York & Boston Services CUNARD LINE MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL Aus 39 | Sept.23 | Oct.3 +.Albanie Sept.3iSept 30 | Oct.20 Tyrrhenta Sept 16]Uce, 14/Nov.11.Ausonia MONTREAL TO PLYMOUTM CHERBOURG & LONDON, Aug.!iSent.910 12 Antonis Aug.261Sept.28 | Nov.4 .Andania ANCHOR-DONALDSON LINE MONTREAL LU GLASUOW Aug.!iSept 80e 6 Aux.31{Sepr.29/Uct 27.Saturnia Cassard-a \u2014\u2014 re FREICHT SAILINGS CUNARD LINZ MONTREAL TO LIVERPNOL Aug.H:Sept 8.i Corinalde Avg.3% |2ept.13 | Oct + +.Albanis 2:Sept.JO | Oet :s, Tyrehenia MONTREAL TO LONDON SiSepe.9iver 12.12.+ Antonia + Ven 19.- Vitellis Aan.16iSept.sees Andama tep.2 \u2018ellavis mr ANGHOR-DONALDEON LINE MONTREAL TO GLAICOW Aug.11:Sept, «the A.Avg 31Sept.25/Oct 27 Aug.25 «+ Saturnia Cassandra MONTREAL TN AVONMOUTH, Aur.9 : Aux 18 Lakonia Sept, 12.encorilsa Gain l'abotia | CUNARD LINE KY.TO QUEENSTOWN à LIVERPOOL Aug.J[Sept.7/Oet Laconta Aug.17{Sept.14/0et.12, Carmanis x Aug.31:Seot.28 | Oct.20.+.Seythls Also sails from Bost opt.4 N.Y.=CHENBOUKG & SOUTHAMPTON Aug.llAug.22/Rept.12.Aquitanis Aug.SlAug.29/Sept.19.Berengaris Aug.!SiSept 3 | Sept.38.Mauretania N.Y.= PLYMOUTH \u2014 CHERBOUKG à HAMBOU BO.Aug.NSept.SiUet 14.Aug.Oe $.2.12000000 { BOSTON\u2014LIVERPOOL-\u2014 | QUEENSTOWN Sept.20/Oct.16.0\u2026.0.0.Samaria \u2014 nn ANCHOR LINE NY.sa GLASGUW (Via Moviiler Aug.19[Sept.16.vee.orees Columbia Aug.25 | Sept.23 Sept.2.2.0.f gent MOer 7.0.Cameron | BOSTON TO LONDONT-ERRT LIVERPOOL & GLATGOW.*Elysis .Eaxonis Caroaia 1 Aus.*Carga only te Glasgow.NY.TO MEDITERRANEAN Mer, 26-\u2014(Cruise) Tuseania Nev 25\u2014(Cruise) Dee 6\u2014(Cruise).Feb.10\u2014(Cruise).Tuseania » Caronia For rates of passage, treigit and further pariacuiare apply to loeal agents or THE RORERT REFORD CO.Limited.General Agents.Peter Street.Quebec.Que.Seythia | £7 8t.THOMSON Cairn Line of Stenmships, Ltd.FREIGHT SERVICE MONTREAL 70 NEWCASTLE AND SEITI Aug.4.Cairnvolona Auguet 11.Cairnross Augunt 18.+ Cairadbu Aug.25 Cairnavon Sept.1 .Cairngowan THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited.Toeal Agents.I seu au x ne \u201cx\u201d.3 SIPING MOVEMENTS \u201c * (ER EERE EN FEY .Compiled for The Chromicte by PF, §.: Stocking.General Steamship Agent, 12 Du ! Fort Street, Qusbeeubject to Change.! August Serenga Cher & S'mpt 8 Cretic Mediterranean 8 Emp.of France.Quebec.Cher, S'mpton & Hamburg.\u20182 Fort Tlamilton.Quebec Vork PAY achting Cruises D cruises via [algal twin screw S.S.\u2018Fort Hamilton\u201d Saiing from Quebec August 12-26 ing One Day esch way at Halifax d Two Days at New York.Lawrence Hives, Steai's and Gui of Canse.Via fa One vay to New York, $ days, 860 & up Fur illuatrater literature address FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 34 Whitehall 8 NY.W.M M.PHERSON, Agent.IQuebec-Halifax- New-York]: Northumber.23 & Mugrificent scenery, smonth water) coi weather Orchestra for Dancing.Round trip 12 days.$150 and up 14 Rouesillan Y, 15 Mauretania Y.15 Kemp.of Ilritain.Quebee vernal \"16 Melita.Montreal S'mpton & Antwerp: N.Y.Ont iv\" omireai Qns'town & Liv\"! & Liv Cher.S'mptan y.avre 2% Celti St.Quebec 7 3 Ve UTH HAVRE \u2014PARIS Aug, 23 Sept.13 | Uet.\u20ac France - 30 sept 20 Det, 11 Rochambaru Sept 14 (rt.19 Nov.23 NEW YORK \u2014HAVRE\u2014PARIS 12 Sept.9.Oct, 4 Sper 10 Nae, Sent 20 Oct.31.Oct, mo pt 28 Ot 26 1 PAIN\u2014BORDEAUX Nisxoea Cen Coe LL Bept.12 All sailings by daylight saving time.Por full details consult the French Line Agent in your city or write te Wm.M.Mecpherson, 253 Dalhousie &t,; PF.» Hocking 12 Du Fore 8t.: C.À Langevin, 30 St John St.Quebec.Mar.28x1a.w.tu thf CHEAP WATER TRIPS.TORONTO $48.00 1090 ISLANDS $35.00 Return tickets include meals and berths.Frank Stocking Tel.82 General Tourist & 88.Agent.Opp.Chateau Frontenac, INGTON'S | BAKERY HETHR Every varixs of hist-grade Bakery Goods, delivered te all parts of the Oley, dally.264 ST.JOUN STREEP Tel.0838, Rerengari n France Fly & Havre ¢ man sleeper to and (rom Manches- Havre Fall River, Woonrockett and other Liverpea! \u201cHavre her B Smbomy | *here resorts.Ham ue | ean he secured from the city Pasew \u2018Vori, | VA] her & S'mproy ; Henty THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION Relieved by \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d the Fruit Medicine Indigestion, Weak Digestion or partial digestion of food, is one of the most serious of present-day eomplaints\u2014beeause it is responsible for many serious troubles.Those who suffer with Indigestion, almost invariably are toubled with Rheumatiom, Palpitation of the Hears, i Sleeplessnass and excessive Nervousness, \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d will always relieve Indigestion bocauss these tablets strengthen the stomach muscles, 4 increase the flow of the digestive juices and correct Constipation, which usually pocompanies Indigestion.506 a box, 8 for $2.50, trial size 25e, At dealers or sent postpaid by |, Fruit-e-tives Limited, Ottawa.MA 9008 06 00 08 0626 00800 SE DES 5 % %* RADIOTRIEPHONE ä ' * x HAZARD.* ® * With thousands of radio sete now |¢ in use throughout Canada\u2014the majority of the in private homes\u2014and with the ranks of the \u201clisteners in\" swelling from week to week.all records for the popularity of scienti- fe invention have been eclipsed.And Uke many other Inventions, radlotelephony ham introduced a new tire hazard, One of the fire dangers les in the | & inctination of those Interested ta experinunt with lighting circuits and other high voltage systems, Another !s the hnzard arising from! 0 lightning.To mitigate, as far as|® possible, there dangers, the apecifi- the American Radio league, Amerlean Telephone and Telegraph Come | pany.Radin Corporation of America Telephone Association Fire Protection Independent and the National Association, This committtee places Itself on record as considering stations mak- Ing ure of indoor antennas devo!l {of hazard.Emphasis is alse placed upon the fac\u2019 hat most of \u2018he fire rn far reported as originating with wireless «és, have arisen from from lightning toeaaxght In over-head antennae.sl Dominion if Through Service The Quebec Central Rallway, in connection with the Fostan and Maine and the Maine Central RäRt.forms the shartest and most direct route hetween Queher and New York, Roston, Portland and all New England points, Through J'ullman cars are operated between Queber and New York with a very convenlent connection | ! at Sherbrooke with through Pu t B = ter, lowell and Mnston, where cnr.nection in made for New Redfordpeints Through Pullman parlor buffet care are alsn operated hetween Quehee and Portland via Trudswell Jet, Fredericton, N.B., Aug.7.\u2014The rains have assured a good indentured as an apprentice to Mesers, liverpool, and served tn their fine ship secured his and joined the fourmasted barque \u201cMoreton\u201d transferring at Calcutta to the tilas- vow ship \u201cGarnet Hill\u201d on which ship he was appointed second off:- cer.Hill\u201d until 1885, when he severed HUSUNNNNNNHANHH fe connection with sailing ships and steamer being appointed In the same capacity on the conwany's steamer \u201cThrunsroe.\u201d and later being promoted to chief officer Bome three years later he joined the Donald Currie Castle Line, remain- ind with them nine years.making one voyage fictr, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Limited, In 1907 as fourth officer of the time in command of the an.AN staff captain of the \u201cEmpress of France\u201d that Capt.Ebeneser Cook, fll on the homeward voyage, died shortly after arriving at Liverpant, appointed commander of the \"\u201cMlynedosn.Mercantile Marine War Medal, and has heen associated with the R.N.Rknown pursers of Pacifie QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY.\u201cMinnednsa\u201d ean, ginian,\u201d \u201cMongolian,\u201d \u201cBeotian,\u201d \u201cIonian,\u201d \u201cSicilian,\u201d and \u201cCorsiean\u201d with the exception of two years after raining east.CAPT.SIBBONS VERY POPULAR Commander Of C.P.S.Minnedosa Commenced Sea Career At Early Age One of the most popular commanders In the service of the Canadian i'acitic Steanships, Limited, in Captain Horatio Sibbune, who Is in cum- mand of the \u201cMinnedosa,\u201d to which vosition he was appointed some weuks ago.* Captain Sibbons, who is a native of Hull, commenced his sea career t the age of 15 years, when he waa tu W.H.Ross & Co., of \u201cScottish Lochs\u201d the whole eriod of his apprenticeship of four ears and eight months.He then second m tioket, as third officer, later He remained in the \u2018Garnet olned Messrs.Bennet and Co.of irimsby, as second officer of their \u201cBeltisioe,\u201d subsequently of the same vessel After in the Cardiff teamer \u201cGrindon Hall\" as chief of- Captain Hibhons joined the id \u201cMontrose,\u201d and served as offi- er on most of the ships of the feet, During the war he was chief officer cations that follow were drawn up{fnd engaged in carrying troaps, in by a special committee including vo- [the \u201cMissnable,\" \u201cMetagama,\u201d presentative engineers acting for | Mella, \u201cEmpress of Britain,\" Empreez of India\u201d and was staff captain of the \u2018Empress of Ruasia,* Empress of France,\u201d and at one \u201cPretor- It was while he was serving ommander of that liner, waz taken and Captain fibbone was then Captain Ribbons holds the Ince 1908.James Smellle, ane of the best the Canadian now ahoard the transferred Purser Smelfleet, in having rom the \"Corsican.\" to New York.lie joined the Allan Line as Anslat- Portan New En; ant Purser on the 88.\u201cCorinthian\u201d Portland and \u201c innet points n February #th.1807.17.1807, he was promoted Purser nf On Rep, he \u201cCorinthian.\u201d Since then he has erved as [Purser in the following hips: \u201cRosarian.\u201d \u201cBuenos Ayre \u201cCorean.\u201d \u2018Siherian,\u201d \u201cCartha- \u201cPretorian,\u201d the Armistice.1819 to 920, when he was in London with Captain Kendall.Marine Superintendent of the C.P.R.SIGNAL SERVICE SHIPPING REPORT August 7.3:00 p.m.Dept.Marine & Fisheries.Quebec.) Crane Island (31)\u2014Foggy.raining and Maine Central R.R.through the re Bnd eo Hae se heart of the White Mountains mak- Laguna : Bi m.Liverpad ing connectinn for all New England Cape Salmon (A3)~Cloudy Time tables and full particulars rer nat.Out 11:3¢ a.m.J.B.Port Alfred, P.y.\u2014Bteamer Alne ju renger Office .30 Rt.John Strest, File À'Elarane Chateau Frontenac Agency of at from quence Pre DUT Matures Cl : .Eee pi Liverpont | 16 Palais Rtation.Chicoutimi, P.Q.\u2014 Norwegian Andanis vo Ply, Cher & - Ateamer Gunny left 3 p.m.yester- Canada Montreal .Liver! GOOD N.B.HAY CROP, day for London via Rimouski.Father Point (158)\u2014Rainink, 34 Mai , ; : 124 Metagama.Montreal C0 ion Lnay eran of New Brunswick this ©.Out 12:30 p.m.West Keharen ste at 1260.00 tonne RO VE .amhurg.[acrording to à repart of the provin- pied Pert Mamitton.Quebec Halifax À | department of agriculture | Ctpe Magdalen (299)\u2014Cloudy.In 10:30 a.m.tug Earlhess; noon Holbrooksn Minnedoss.crop everywhere, though flaod dame | \" \"1 & | ge han een Fuffered in limited | FAMe Point (330)-Cloudy, calm.\"Vedic.+- Montreal Cher & M lynrte «of the Ri John Valley.Pan | C-G.H.Cartier anchored at Pointe | 1 Cassandra .B ct res are good and clover bloom rr fn 1 p.m.Canadian 14 Keythin, oo XV.nator 1 we advanced with timothy In : \u201c38 Caron i Ch \"k |flower.Wheat, ants and barley are Henbe Qaspe\u2014In noon Tarker \\ Chicago.N.Y.ark in æeod condition.; _ ! OF Hee Passengers may embark ee, Point Tupper, N.8.(681) itreal steamers st Quebre by tender.\u2018 Clear, light southwest, Out yester- TRAVEL \u201cNATIONAL.\u201d day 8 a.m.Dihorg; 2 p.m.Can- pm HARVESTERS WANTED In order to help harvesting the crop which Is exceptionally œv this year, Western Canada is calling for 46,000 Eastern men.To this ; end the Canadian Nationa! Railways will oherate special Harvesierw ,traing and sell tickets at reduced | rates.; Excursion dates from stations in the Province of Queher, Queher City, levis.Charny and West, but not went of la Tuque, wii] be; Friday: Aug.1tth.and Monday, Aug.21st.Bpeecial traine will leave Quebee, (Palais Bin.) at 5.00 P.M.on above dates, operating through to Winnipeg without change.Restaurant cars wili be attached to spectal traîne in which meals and lunches will be served at resgonab; prices.Special cars will be provided for women.Thy convertible (berth) cnlonimt cars operated on these trains are of the latest design, loing fares are as follows: 414.00 from Quebec to Winnipeg plus one halt cent ner mile beyond to pointe in Manitoba, Baskatchewan and A1 berta, Bdmontan, Calgary, and Bas.Returning fare One half oent per mile from noint to Winnipeg plus $20.00 rr, Winnipeg.For tickets and full information.apply to City Tioket Office, 10, &, Ann Street.Tel.320 and 680, Palain Mation, Tel.$128: Parent 8a.Bin Te will be: Nationa! Railways.| The only direct rervice betwoen Quebec and Ottawa,\" a The Canadian National Rys.treln service between Quebec and Ottawa ll is unequaled and reliable.An all.| ® s'eel standard mlecping car leaves Quebec Palais Station direct for Or.| À Slreping cara for Montreal and!lP Otawa cen be aceupied at Quebec at 10.00 P.M.and at the same time at Montreal, For tickets and repsrvations apply | A at City Ticket Office Tel.630 or at Palais Min, Tel.2126, AOGUING THIS MEMORY.ft was a (hrilling etory that Me- Gregor had to tell.\u201cI had abandoned all hope,\u201d he sald.\u201cAs 1 sunk for the third time my past lite acemed to rise before me in a teries of grim, realistic pice tures.\u201d A murmur of sympathy rolled trom the lipa of listening friends: |} but just as Mofiregor waz preparing Mclaod yan a fiver In the Autumn of 1910\" {=The Continent (Chicago.) | Starting | | 3437; Lower Town Office, Tal, Chase's 0 #9 or any Agent of the Canadian to reeume McTavish Interrupted him sharply and hopefully \u201cAnd Aid you happen 16 notices,\u201d he asked.\u2018\u2019a picture of me lending Foz M and gr Tim ah Se am nt i Ten Em ils db BEE Seneca.Plave and Canadian Explorer; 11:30 Ensex County.2 arrived up at § a \u201d adian Fisher, Flat Point (592)\u2014In yesterday § .m, Rodbridge 6:30 a.m.Out yesterday 2 p.m.m.Newton.In yesterday 10:00 .m.Lord Strathcona; 13:30 p.m.Today 10:30 a.m.Minita.Jn yesterday 8:00 p.m.va at 10.45 P.M.(Riandard TS Hlampden.arriving Oia ut 1146 AM.das Pelle lale (739)\u2014Clear, light except Hunday.northwest, In 7:30 a.m.Man- Returning this \u2018hrough sleeper Chester Slvilien 3 EB.Out 10:30 eaves Ottawa at 725 P.M.Aany ex.|B M- gepool.\"ent Sunday, arriving Quebec ¢.45| Halifax, NB (760)\u2014Fogkr, light AM.southwest.Out Saturday 8:30 .m., Canadian Gunner.Richibucte, N.B.\u2014 Out yesterday 8 a.m.Delphine 3.Par Harhour\u2014In yesterday 8:30 :m.Foriand.St.John, N.R,\u2014In yesterday 9 Chaleur; 1:30 p.m.T, J, eeler; $ p.m.Vancolite.H, 8.MeGNEEVY, Superintendent.MTIPPING NOTER, The steamer Cymric Queen pars- od up at 12:38 a.m.ycnterday, * » +#* The Clarke Steamship Company's steamer North Shore arrived up at a.m.yesterday with passengers and cargo from the Lower Bt.Lawrence porté.+ The steam harge red Marevr arrived up RL 1:48 p.m.yenterday.* + .The steamer fMRowens paseed up nt 4:50 a.m.yesterday.+ .The C.BUl, a'eAmer Cape Trinity ; yesterday.The C.G.8.Detector left going LONG TOM: Rock Ltrs Tbocc Goto Quebec Fragrant with the aroma of Sunny South, blended with the 5 the s\u2014 \u2014 ee UE a if» The tug Edward Pyke with tow passed up at 5:30 p.m.yesterday.The steamer Laguna passed up at 5:40 p.m.yesterday.The steam barge Inland left go- Ing up at 5:65 p.m.yesterday.oo + The C.88.]1.steamer Quebec arrived down at § a.m.and left going up at 6:10 p.m.yesterday.The steamer down at 12:30 a.m.yesterday.The steamer Venusia passed up at 18:35 p.m.yesterday.Bergdalen stea passed A The C.58.L, steamei mond left going down a yesterday.IR ho cans The steam barge John Ketchum paseed down at 1:45 sm.yesterday.The tug Longsault with tow arrived down at $:45 a.m.yesterday.The steam barge Liberty passed down at 7:45 a.m.° .Seattle, Washn., August 7 \u2014 The r H.P.Alexander, of the Admiral Line, bound te Seattle from | vo 7 \u2019 Explains the The wide dificrence in re-sale value of cars of the same model and series, bearing the same yesterday.FFF] San Francisco, crashed into Cake- B.|rock, off Quillayute River, near Cape Flattery last night, according to Captain P.T.Brennan, Marine Superintendent of the Admiral Lineite own power, Dia- The ship (s procesding to port under Dancing tonight at the Kent House.Take the 8.30 train and you should be in time, WANTED, An exceptional opportunity offer- ed from now until Christmas showing esmples and securing orders tar Persona) Greeting Cards.Our representatives earn from TEN to FIFTY DOLLARS weekly In spare Alt Apply by letter stating experience, Box \u201cW.,\u201d cars Chrontcls Office, aug, 1x4 WANTED \u2014 Teacher, Protestant Principal, for Wakefield Village School, holding a model sehost diploma, to teach grades § to 9 Inclusive.Salary §100 per month.Term begins Sept.4, 1923.Apply tating experience to J.B.York, Secretary-Treasurer, \u2018Wakefield, P, O., Quebec.augTz2 HELP WANTED-\u2014MALE SALESMAN for Drug Stores, Barber Shops and Women's Beauty Parlors; to sell our Oliveon Shampoo, Oliveon Scalp Food and Almear Lemon Créam.Good commis slon arrangement.Ae salesman progresses, he will have to organise distriet sales and sampling crew and exercise control over territory.Wiliam C.Bealmear Chemical Co., Ltd, 130 Wellington street west, Toronto.FEMALE KELP WANTED, Always be especially careful when opening a full Hox of matches.create unnecessary friction which might eause an ascidental fire mot In the box.name plate, is often a matter of lubrication.Properly lubricated with the right grade of Imperial Polarine Motor Oils your car will last longer, give you better satisfaction and command a higher re-sale price in any market.Imperial Polarine users enjoy many other save ings.Fuel costs are kept down.Fewer repairs and replacements are required.Even lubrication itself costs less.Made in five grades » trucks end tracters, for the proper lubrication of ail makes of autos It will pay you to have your crank case cleaned and re-filled with the proper grade of Imperial Polarine.Consult the Chart.IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED Manufacturers and Marketers of Imperial Polarine Motor Oils and Marheters in Canada ef Gargayle Mobiiott Do Epeclal opportunity offered to Indien either in whole or spare time to earn trom TEN to FORTY dollars weekly from now until Christmas with our Personal Cards.All samples tree.Earn- Ings paid weekly.Write at once.Carlton Publishing Co.Dept.\u201cD-9\u201d 326 Bpading Ave.Toronto, Ont.July 3ixim.To LET \u2014 Furnished semi-de- tached house of 7 rooms and bathroom from Sept.till May.90 Bt.Louis Road.TO 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Tel.$427.Tower Town Office, Tel.© Bt.Ann Bt, Tel.mt , Palais ta, Tvl, 9, oF any Agont of Canadian Nat, Ry», THE CANADIAN NATIONAL True ai ques & HARING DUSTMRUTING SEMIN WRITARN SANADA ARMAND LAVERGNE, K.C.Advocate Tel.4600 .93 8¢.Peter St.Nov.3350m ne J) ALLEYN SAIS, TENT AND AWKING MAKEN 816 #T.PAUL GPHUMI TO START BUILDING, Windsor, Ont, AUS.6.\u2014Thet the rod MMeler Company ef Canada will break ground within the next Iwo weeks for the fret unit of their huge new plant was the statement made at headquarters hers.The big building will be of one-storey daylight construciion, dimensions 400 fost Dy 800 fest.2 -\u2014 is Best Advertising Medium in the City Quebec\u2019s Leading Newspaper one Quebec = Chronicle Fm æœ AN SAOPMEN NRE EXOLTANT But Executives Say Government Message Only Expression Of Opinion Montreal, Aug.T\u2014While the offi- cialis of the Shopmen are exultemt over Whe news trom Ottawa that the Government ls in agreement With them regarding the illegality of the action of the railways in making the wage reduction effective July 16.before the decision of the Board of Arbitration ls announced, the heads of the ratiroads do not regard the telegram from the Prime Minister as anything more than an expression of opinion.Several rallway ofticiale expressed the view here today that the law of the land is the only decision by which they will abide, and made it well understood that no concession would be given on this point.Although refusing to give out any official statement, railway officlale agreed that the opinion as contained in the telegram of the Prime Minister was an opinion and nothing more.; \u201cThe clash is so distinct that it has heen decided to mend members of the Legsl Departments of several of the rallway to Ottawa to present their case to the Department of Justice.It is understood that the Board ot Arbitration will have & preliminary mesting at Ottawa to-morrow.Both railway and shopmen are agreed that the sessions of the Board should be held in Montreal and !t is thought that this will probably happen.W000 AND RICE JONES CHOSEN Government Makes New Effort To Fill Posts On Wheat Board Ottawa, Aug.7\u2014H.W.Wood of Alberta, and C.Rice Jones of Winnipeg.General Manager of the United Grain Growers Limited, have been offered the Chairmanship and Vice-Chairmanship respectively, of the Canadian Wheat Board.This ofter was telegraphed to these two gentlsmen today following a meeting of the Cabinet.Thess two names were submitted to the Dominion Government dy the Premiers of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and the nominations were at ones accepted by the Dominion.If Messrs.Wood and Jones accept of- fica, the choice of the rest of the personnel will he at once taken up, and also the drafting of the regulations.The regulations must be ap- ved by tboih the Provincial and Federal (lovernments and the Dominion authorities have asked the Provincial Government to draft them and submit for action here.Tt ta the declared policy of the Dominion Government to allow the Provincial Government full freedom In the choice of the personnel.and it is understood a similar policy wil be followed in regard to the regulations, Acceptance Unlikely Winnipeg, Man., Aug.7\u2014In well informed circles here the view is expressed that there ia small Îlke- 1thood that H.W.Wood of Calgary will accept the Chairmanship of the Wheat Board.Mr.Wood le President of the Canadian Council of Agriculture ind the United Farmers of Alberta.Me.C.Rice Jones, the nominee for Vice-Chairman was spending the day of his golf course and could not he reached this afternoon.His business colleagues would be sur prised if he were to accept.©.Rice-Jones, Genernl Manager of the United Grain Growers, 12d.the nominee for Vice Chalrmanship of the Wheat Board, had received no word from the Government up to 6.30 this evening and pending ofticial receipt of the offer, declined to mmke any statement.MINERS\u2019 OFFICIALS MUST MAKE AMENDED OFFER Otherwise There Is No Pros- _ pact Of Settlement Of Western Coal Strike ry, Alta, Aug.T\u2014Unlese re\u2019 officlale In district 13 mal an amended offer which will put the operators In a position to mest the competition of non-Union mines, there is no prospect of a settlement of the mrike.As there is no likelihood of this according to a statement made by Robert Livette, head of the miners in District 18 the dispute is Mkoly to continue.\u2018This ls the result of the conference \u2018arranged by Premier Greenfield and the miners on Saturday and again today.\u201cThere is nothing further 1 can do\" sald the Premier, when informed of the result of the conference.EDUOCATIONINT DEAD, Toronto, Ont, August T.\u2014James Brown who did brilliant work In ed- vostion during a long connection with Upper Canada Colle where he was mathematical master, died Saturday at his home 74 Melbourne Avenue.He had been a resident of Toronte for 56 years.SETTLEMENT OF GOAL STAIKE 3 FELT POSSIBLE Definite Plan To Be Presented To Conference Of Operators And Miners OLD WAGE SCALE To Be Maintained And Advisory Commission Of Inquiry Formed Cleveland, Ohio, August 7-\u2014Bettle ment of the nation-wide soft coal strike under a definite plan that may result in the making uf wage agresments on substantially a national basis will be presented to à conference here on Wednsday of coal operators, who are expected to come from all parte of the country with officials of the Union miners.In the main, the plan provides tor resuumption of coal production by Union miners under the wage sciles that éxisted when the strike regan last April first, and for the appointment of an advisory commission of inquiry within the coal ndusiry.The personnel\u2019 of the commission to be approved by President Hard.Ing.Existence of the plan, which has besn approved by some operators scattered over the country, became known her today when Union of- ficlals and operators, controlling about ons third of the output of the central competitive fleld, met both separately and jointly with a view of taking action toward breaking the coal strike.Agree to Adjourn Coal operators and Union leaders, who gathered here today for wage conference looking toward ending the wsoft coal strike, agreed in advance of thelr first joint meeting to adjourn until Wednesday with the expectation that Illinois and Inance at that time.No formal call for the operators of those or other states being asked to join the conference was expected to result from the opening conference.Coal operators and Union leaders, who met here today for a wage conference looking toward ending the soft coal strike had virtually agreed to ask all absent operators particularly these of Illinois and Indiana to join in the conference here on Wednesday.Operators in other States alwo will probably be asked to attend for the purpose of reaching wage agree ments.Formal decision to delay any action on the part of ths conferess now here was scheduled to be taken this afternoon at the first joint conference of the miners and operators.Meanwhile the conference waa expected to mark time until Wednesday, but the operators here had agreed to the propoml made by Union officials to ask other operators to join the conference.Production Started Staunton, Ind., Aug.7\u2014Coal production was started in mines numbers three and nine of the Rowland Power Collisries Company thie morning with thirty men working.CROP CONDITIONS HAVE MATERIALLY iMPROVED During Past Ten Days States Vice-President Of C.P.R.Western Lines Calgary, Alta, Aug.7\u2014\"Crop conditions have materially !mprov- ed during the past ten days\u201d, remarked M.C.Coleman, Vice-Prem- dent of the C.P.R.Western lines, who ia in Calgary today on a brief visit \u201cThe change for the better owing to the recent rains have been most marked\u201d, he added, Asked how the Wheat DRoard would affect the movement o wheat, Mr.Coleman remarked that he did not anticipate that this would greatly affect the movement to the head of the Lakes especially during the early part of the season, The wheat will have to be stored some other where than on the farm, he said, and for that reason, I don't think the transportation will be affected.| \u2014 DEFINITE SCHEDULE FOR PROVINCIAL MINISTERS Likely To Be Drawn Up By Premier For Labelle Campaign Montreal, Aug.7T\u2014A definite sche.dale for Provincial Minieters who are to speak in Labelle County in fixed for August 17, will probably be drawn up when Premier Tascherean women to Montreal tor & conference.This will likely be to-morrow or Wednesday.MK le probable that the biggest meeting of the campaign will be held at Papinesuville on Auguet 10, and at this both sides will speak.In the meantime Hon.J.A, Caron, Minister of Agriculture, epoke Bunday and I» speaking again today, aiso ie Arthur Gauve, Leader of the Oppositionconnection With the dye-eleotion | 447 SUDBURY SEES TRADE REVIVAL International Nickle Co.Makes First Shipment Since Plant Closed Down Sudbury, Ont, Aug.T\u2014One of the most welcome signs of a trade and business revival in this district le the fact that during the past week the International Nickel Company shipped ten carloads of nickel matte trom tte plant at Copper Cliffe.This matte has been in stock since before the closing of the plant, about a year ago, and is the éirst shipment to go forward since the plant closed.The shipment went to the Port- Colborne refinery of the Company.Despite the fact that the Company has a large reserve stock of matte at its plant, it Is expected that the demand of the refinery will tnean the blowing in of at least two furnaces at Copper-Cliffe within four weeks MONTREAL MAN 15 APPOINTED Howard Ross, K.C., Member Of Arbitration Board In Rail Dispute Montreal, Aug.T\u2014Howard 8.Rose, K.C., of this city, was today appointed a member of the Arbitration Board which is to attemmt to settle the dispute between the G.T.R.and the Canadian Brotherhood of Hatlway Employees and the Drotherhood of Raîlway and Steamship Clerks.Official announcement of this wes communicated to the G.T.R.today by the Department of Labor.Mr.Ross will represent the Labor side while U.BE.Gillen, a former ! Vice-President of the G.T.R.will diana operators would de in attend-; look after the interests of the Railway Company.A Chairman must be agreed upon by the two within five days.T spute between the railway clerks and the Grand Trunk Ratway has arisen over a reduction in wages made after the decision by the Canadian Railway Association in connection with the Shopmen and Maintenance of Way men of Canadian roads.This dispute is entirely separate from the Shopmen's dispute.About nine thousand men are affected.RUNNING OF JITNEYS IS DECLARED ILLEGAL Cannot Compete With Trolley Car Service In Buffalo Judge Rules Buffalo, N.Y., Aug.7\u2014Operation of Jitneys in opposition to the trolley car service of the International Railway Company was declared illegal by Justice Pooley in Supreme Court today and a ruling was hana- od down to the effect that a writ of mandamus may issue against Mayor Frank X.Schrab, calling on him to enforce the law.Automohiles and auto buses have been Handling the City's 8treet traffic since the International carmen struck on July 2nd.Two weeks ago the Company resumed operation's with about 50 per cent of its cars, manned by Imported workmen, but with virtually no public patronage.FOREIGN SPEAKERS TO BE ON PROGRAMME World League Against Alooholism Will Hold Convention At Toronto Westerville.Ohto, Aug.7\u2014Speak- ers from the Important countries of the wold will be on the programme of the World League against Alcoholies\u2019 annual convention at Toronto, Ont.November 24-29, according to announcement today by Dr.O.MR.Cherrington, Secretary.Those who will make addresses will conclyde the following: Dr, W.C.Saleehy, London, Eng.: Dr.Robert B.8.Hammond, Sydney, New South Wales; President of the Australian Alliance Prohibition Council; Miss Ana A.Gordon, Bvanson, Illa, President of the United States National and World W.C.T.U.\u2018ADVOCATE SUSPENSION OF FIRE INSURANCE.Montreal, August T\u2014Suspension of fire insurance policies a» a means to indure greater care In the prevention of outbreaks of fire, wes advocated by R.Latulippe in the Fire Commissioner's Court here to- \u2018\u2019Fhere ls only one way to decrease the number of fires,\u201d eaid Commissioner Latulippe, \u2018and that le to prevent persnns making money when they make their claims to ine surance companies for compensation.\u201d DENIES STRIKE RUMORS.Gt.Louis, August 7\u2014E.J.Manion President of the Order of Ralroad Telegraphers, tonight denied rumors that members of his organisation were taking & national strike vote.HOW TO FOIL AUTO THIEVES Every Care Should Be Taken To Prevent Loss By Carelessness \u2018The total value of the automobiles in the metropolitan ares of New York City that are stolen annually, 12 the money were used to buy food, would go a long way toward feeding the starving children in the Near East.It is not uncommon for the owner of & car to drive up to the curb of a New York City street, get out and eater a building to transact business, come out a few min- Utes later and discover that he does not own an automobile after all.The machine has been taken over in his absence by a new owner.The exowner, whose car has been stolen has aocording to reports, about one chance out of two of getting it back.It is another question as to what the car's condition will be In if it le found.\u2018There are two kinds of car thefts, the real and the fake.In the case of the fake theft, the owner iv in partnership with the thief.An automobile, for instance, that 1s insured for $2,000, is reported by the owner as having been stolen.The machine is worth $1,500.&o the owner on collecting his theft Insurance makes a clean profit of 3500.The thief, on the other hand, finds itttle difficulty in selling the car for $500, thereby making an equal amount on the deal.Insurance companies, however, have stiffened up on the conduet of their business so that it is not so easy as it used to be to get a car insured for more than Xt is worth.In fact, whatever the amount X is insured for they will not pay more than ita replacement value.It is important that insurance companies exercise care in issuing the policies 90 an to leswen the possibility of fake automobile thefts, which tends to keep Insurance rates high.For the honest man who insures his car must help through his premium payment to pay the undeserved insurance of the faker.If such thefts become common, Insurance companies must either raise their rates or go out of business.More attention to insuring risks, more moral hazards is needed.If the rates become excessive, owners will feel that the chances of having their car stolem are not as great as the premium demands would Indicate.A real theft of an automobile is often due to carelemness of the owner.He often leaves his key in his car thereby extending a hearty ine vitation for some waiting thief to steal it.Almost every car has some kind of a locking or other device which wilt greatly handicap a thief in his operations.There is the ignition lock which is very common Some care are equipped so that the gear shift lever can be locked in neutral.8ome machines have a steering wheel look which makes It impossible to steer the car.There is & device which is attached to the tire which makes it possible to track a stolen car.If the owner will exercise reasonable care in taking the key to his car with him when leaving it, even for a short time, he will reducs to & minimum the chances of having his car stolen.But this does not necesearily mean that his auto will not be stolen.for crooks aometimes outwit even the mom careful owners.A crook may watch a car for weeke until he becomes thoroughly familiar with the habits of an own- or.The crook learns how long the owner leaves his car at certain pia- ces He may be able to get a key that fits it and thereby get away with his booty rather easily.A crook may have an accomplice who works with him.The accomplice may come along at a pre-ar- ranged time and with the help of the crook tow the car away as though it were disabled, and was being taken to a garage for repair.What automobile thieves do with stolen cars depende upon the motive of the thief.Usually the thief iv bent on wecuring a financial reward for hig work.He may take the car to a garage, where he changes the license number and the engine number.He may paint it some new color.He may alter the external fixtures.The result is apt to be a car that even the real owner would find hard to recognise.Then the orook will undertake to well his newly acquired machine for what he can get, which Is ant to net him a good profit on the deal.A friend of mine recently had his car stolen.He finally Incated It in the private garage on a millionaire estate, which was located some die- tance from town.The wealthy owner of this country home wan abroad and the caretaker left In charge was In league with the thief.Whenever the thief stole a car he took it to thie out-of the way place, where there was little chance of its being found.This particular crook was caught In the act of sppropria- ting a physician's automobile.When given the third degree he confessed this estate.On Investigation it was discovered that there were stolen cars in thie garg: three though it was much the woree for wear.Some care are stolen just for the fun of M.That 6 to my.ame young fellow wkh sporty tendencies anû a slim pocketbonk wants to make a hit with some charming member of the opposite sex.He thinks an autommbde would help him in the pursuit of her affections.So he appropriates someone\u2019s car and forthwith proceeds to go on & joy ride with tire ebjent of Ma desices.Deirg unused to his new car and being anxious to de- AUGUST 8, 1922.HO3T OF MEN ROAM EUROPE League Of Nations Has Big Problem To Cope With Waits Geneva, Aug.T\u2014One of the countless post-war problems which the League of Nations has been attempting to solve is what to do with the world\u2019s waifs and strays, more particularly those of Russia.\u2018There are hundreds of thousands of human beings at the present time on the continent of Europe who cannot claim citizenship of any country.They are scattered alt over the continent, and are registered by the police as being on the tolerance list, but in reality they are to a certain extent prisoners.They cannot go about from one country to another with the freedom of an ordinary person whose passport is altogether in order.Another, and not the least trying.consequence of their lack of citl- zenship is that these unfortunates cannot claim the protecting of any Consul, Minister or Ambassador.In Berlin alone there are about half a million Russians who have no passports, and who refuse sither to be registered at the Bolshevik consulate thers as Russian citizens.or to return to Russia.Similarly in Turkey, Jugonlavia, Rulgaris and Rumanta there are thousands of Russlan refugees whose nationality equally ambiguous, * At Dr.Nansen's suggestion a conference of representatives of 17 governments was called by the League of Nations recently to discuss the best way of dealing with the problem.It was suggested that the League of Nations be empowered to register all such people.and issue to them a sort of international passport which would he recognized as such.so that they would he citizens of the League of Nations rather than of any country, and be.so to speak, under its protection.At the conference.however, it was pointed out that & is one thing to grant such people passports, and quite another to induce the various countries to visa these passports.Not all of these \u2018\u2018countryless\u2019 people are In the position of Rus mans who decline to recognize the Bolshevik government.Many of them have lost thelr citizenship owing to a variety of technical and legal reasons.Certain American ct- tizens who lived in Europe before the war, In day» when passports were required for Russia and Turkey only, found during the war that they had lost their American citi- senship because of having been too long sbread.Others lost theirs because of the partitioning of Austria.Hungary and of all parts of Germany.In some instances these citizens of no country have had children born In countries of which, by iaw, the children have automatically \u2018become citizens.PREMIER HUGHFS DENIES RUMORED AGREEMENT (By Canadian Press Cable) London, August 7\u2014According to a Reuter despatch from Sydney, New South Wales, Premier Hughes of Australia has denied that the Fedoral and New Snuth Wales Governments have reached an agreement providing for the construction of 430 miles of railway from Port Augusta to Hay to afford uniform gauge rall communication between West Australia and Queensland.MISSING FIRHFERMAN'S BOAT FOUND EMPTY Goderich, Ont, August 7.\u2014Mur- dock MacDonald, 66 yearn of, age, one of Goderich's commercial fishermen, on Friday last went out to his nets on Lake Huron In his gasoline boat and did not return.Saturday afternoon a Bayfield fisherman reported that he had found MacDonald\u2019s boat floating in the lake, empty.It la surmised that MacDonald.while working with his nets, may have fallen overboard and was unable to get back into the boat.monstrate his abliky at the ateer- \"ing wheel a smash-up of some kind is not an unueual result.After this young sport has run out of cash with which to buy gardline he may lenve the car to Me fate wherever he happens to be.Another friend of mine, whom car was stolen.found ft à week later abandoned In a side street in another town.It showed signe of excessive joy riding, and it cost à lot of money to have the machine restored to anything like its former efficency.Some cara are stolen from n garage.It is always well to heve first class locks on garage doors, and to ba sure that they are locked after the car te put up for the night.Many a story could be told of tock- Hg the eutomohlMe stable after the machine had been stolen.Spare tires that are carried on the rear or side of a car should also be locked on.Automobfies left in public garages are in very little danger of being stolen, But it the theft of a to having them in the garage ve] car does occur in such a place, the owners of the garage cannot he held responsible for the lose.The firet thing to be done on me.among curing an automobile ie to have it which was my friend's machine.As|ineureé in a reliable a result he recovered his car.al- against theft.The second master le company to take every precaution possible against the poss bility of the car being stolen.For even with insur.awe à Stolen Car usualy represents a loss of time and money and great inconventence to the owner.In the third place, having made a theft an difficult as could be expected, if the car is stolen, notify the police immediately.They are apt to locale it for you some time, eome- where and in some condition.Re sure you can identity 1° even if it has been repainted and otherwise camoutiaged.METHODIST 10 MEET IN TORONTO Quadrennial General Conference Will Open On The 16th Of September (By Canadian Press.) Toronto, Ont., August 1\u2014Total membership of upwards of 48u,u00 will be reported to the quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Church in Cunada to be helu tor two weeks in Toronto commencing September 15 next.The memberships of the Church in 1915, the beginning of the present quadrenniumn wus 352,041, Reports received by the confer e officers indicate that the gains of the four yeurs, after deducting deaths, removals, etc, will be an Increase of more than ten per cent.The Methodist General Conference next September will receive a most interesting record of notable evangelistic activity, and successful movements along every avenue of Social Bervice.Methodism, born in a revival, has always been an active evangelistic force in the religious world.It is realized that the great central task of the Church is an aggressive campalgn whose objective shall be to lead individuals to give their lives unto the service of Godand to influence the community ané the nation to accept the principles of the Gospel of Christ in-her laws, in her industries, her commerce, her amusements, and every relation of tite.The Department of Evengelism and Social Service has throughout the quadrennium now closed emphasized the promotion of the evangelistic spirit throughout the Church urging every minister to be his own evangellat, cooperating with the officiais and members in their evangelistic responsibility to the community, and emphasizing the importance of every Church mem- her being a personal worker.A num- | her of evangelists have also been i employed who have rendered most successful help in many congregations, Field Secretaries have conducted hundreds of Spiritual Conferences and arranged for hundreds of others.which have developed much personal and community activity with the object of the acceptance of Christ by individuals, as well as The General Secretary and' bettering the community conditions.Other activities have been classes in evangelism at summer schools, the use of a large tent in various fields | and the conduct of apecial efforts at This Department also hans definite responsibility towards the many social serviee activities of the Church.Institutions have been astablished for the care and training of chil.dren\u2014the orphan, and the child of the slum, for the reclamation and redemption of the girl gone wrong: for the Canadianization of the immigrant, and for aiding the many varied Juvenile Court and followup many cases.assist the erring.the neglected.the vict:m of unclean en- and practical aid in many distress- Earlscourt Children's Home, To- Truro: Bethany House, Montreal: Social Service Home, Winnipeg: Riverside Settlement.Calgary: Turner Institute.Vancouver: and Mac- Lean-Malpass Memorial.Thorold, | Ontario, are rendering service to their own community and to Canada.: In seeking the improvement of the | iawn affecting morals there is the very heartient cooperation with other hodles, but the duty of keeping the Methodist people informed and ready for aggressive action depends upon the Department of Evangelism.The present advanced situation regarding prohibition, child welfare, mother's allowance, the better protection of women and girls, and many other matters have been achieved largely through these means.Bometimes the Department is called the \u201cfighting force\u201d of the Church, because of its unhenitating insistence upon the adequate enforcement of all laws tending to the moral betterment of the people, It experts that the laws shall be observed and if hroken, the penalties shall he exacted, Every law should be enforced, and by that process, ita weakness or strength, its fairness of Justice, its efficiency or failure, will most quickly and most certainly be established.BODY I8 RECOVERFD AT ST.SULPICE Montreal, Aug 7\u2014The body of Charles Ross, of 22 Ontario Street Wem, Steward of the Ranide Prince, who was drowned July 31 last when attemnting to cmb aboard the ves sel from a rowboat alongride, was brought here today from &t.Bulpice, 3% milen from Montreal where It had heen recovered lam Friday.This was the only life lost when the Rapids Prince grounded on the lower Lachine Rapids last Sunday week.tte tt VERY HEAVY RAIN AND HAT STORMS New York, Aug.T=Very heavy rain and hail Morms were general this afternoon and svening In New York City and the northern part of New York State.Telegraph and telephone services were In many cases temporarily out of commission.Canadian Press Limited wite service between New York and Canadian cities to the North was entirely suspended between 6 and 3.30 p.m.AIR TO (LEAN UPHOISTERY.Use the comprrmsed air, which te furnished by the engine'e optra- ton of the tire pump, to clean the upholstery of the car, .This device will be found serviceable when getting the parties of dust out of the tufts of the cushions and other in- à numher of summer resorts.| 3 vironment, and give helpful counsel ing cases.Kuch institutions as A I ronto: Maritime Home for et invaluahlie ! ÿ [ accessible places.ip city ity VIRIGLEYS gum delights young and old.It \u201cmelts in your mouth\u201d and the gum in the center remains to aid digestion, brighten teeth and soothe mouth and throat.There are the other WRIGLEY friends to choose from, too: ! i Ar at WRIGLEYS A DOUBLEMINT Dé CHEWING GUM TJ.oore & Co, EVERSHARP GOLFING Price .75 This is a new creation from the \u201cEversharp\u201d factory, and anyone interested in a small pencil should see this one.PENCIL 118 Mountain Hilt Limited *'® Sewer APPINTMENT 15 IAN PUT OF Mysterious Shipping Man Would Divorce Merchant Marine From C.N.R.(By Canadian Press) Ottaws; Aug, 7\u2014Iit is now etated that no appointments to the Board of Management of the Canadian National Rallways are lkely to be made this week.It is regarded as probable, however, that a final announcement may be made next week, An the time for the appointment of the new Board approaches, a suggestion has been made that there should be a separation of the Government Merchant Marine from the National Railway system.At present thers in a single Roard for the Canadian National and for the Government ships hut It does not control the Grand Trunk as yet.The new Roard of Directors.whose appointment 18 now expected next week, will have control of the Grand Trunk as well as of the existing National Rallwaysft han now been suggested by a prominent shipping man, in Ottawa at the present time, that the present occasion (a appropriate for separating the Canadian Government Merchant Marine from the Government Railways and handling them as a shipping proposition.He maintains that there le ne parallel between the Governmentships and the vessels onerated by the Canadian Pacific Raliway.The C.P.R.vessels.he says.are constructed and operated with view to cooperating with the Ca: adian Pacific Railway lines, wh the shine of the Government Merchant Marine, he claims, are not fitted for.nor are they operated in, such a service.He expressed the view that, It the MANITOBA'S FIRST FARMER CABINET Will Be Sworn In This Morning According To Present Plans Winnipeg, Aug.7 \u2014Manitoba's first United Farmer Cabinet is to be sworn in to-morrow morning, according to present plans.The Winnipeg Tribune today says in its new columne that the Cabinet will consist of the following: John Bracken, Premier, President of the Council, Railway Commissioner and Minister of Lands.F.M.Black, Provincial Treamirer.Charles Cannon, M.I.A.for Mountain, Minister of Education.W.C.MoKinnell M.L.A.for Rockwood, Minister of Public Works, RW.Craig, KC, M/L.A.for Winnipeg, Attorney General.W.R Ciudd, M.L.A.for Morrie, Minister of Agriculture.W.A.Talbot, M.L.A.for La Verandrye.or Albert Prefontaine, M.LLA.for Carillon, Provincial Becretary.RUSH OF COAL TRAFFIC REPORTED.Sydney, NB, August 7\u2014Nine bSrakemen and firemen have been burrowed from the Canadian National Radway dy the Sydney and Louisbourg Raliway to help handle the rush of coal traffic on this line, Long trains of coal are travelling constantly hetweesn the mines and the plers at Sydney and Louteburg in an effort to supply the ve: coming for bunker and cargo.The men horrowed from the Cansdian National Raliways were laid off .temporarily as a result of quiet times on the eastern division of the Gove ernment road.[ROSE ete.tome shipping men should be ins | management of the ehine and rall- ways are not separated, at least cluded In the new Board of Manages ment of the National Railways.1 } mate IPD see pa PE VV STE The Quebec Chronicle Printed and published by the Chronicle Printing Company, P.J.Egan, Sccretary, at the building of the Company, 9 Buade Street, Quebec.Subscription: Dally, Towa Subscribers, $4.00 per annum; out of tows, $3.00; Woekly, $1.00 per annum; payable in advance.Advertisoments: 15 cents por agate ling each Insertion\u2014 QUERKC, AUGUST 4, 1088.pp ES OUR REPRESENTATIVE ASLEEP.\u2014 On another pago in this issue will be found an article which ils the story of how Montreal has stolen another march upon Quehec and how the representative of this city in the Federal Government was titber hoodwinked or caught aserp.There is little to be gained In locking the stable door after the horso has been stolen and ic 1s doubiful whether anything can now bo done in the way of redress, but the lesson should at least be instructive for the future, Chronicle readers will remember how, about » your agu, grain couyeution occurred at the port of Montreal, whereby its facilities suffered a ceetain loss of prestige and the purt vf Quebeu, for the first time obtainer: « ahare-\u2014although a relstively smail one\u2014of this export traffic.Moutrcalces are entitied to every credit for resourcefulness and initiative (hat would assuredly not permit them to tanoly accept » reverse of such a kind, to say nothing of the poadble development of Quebec ns an offective competitor.The congestion to which we refer was caused by two conditions; firstly, Montreal did not possess sufficient clevator facilities to handle all the grain moving by the St.Lawrence route and, in the second place, this gruin flowed into Montreal from the Georgian Bay at a rate of spocd that its existing harbor elevators wore unable to inalutain.The problem, when defined in these terma, solves ttaclf: all that Montreal has to do ls to secure additions] storage capacity as soon as pomsible und.in the meantime, to see to it that the jufiow of grain is reguiated in such a way as nat to over-tux fix pivment Cueltitios Nor has thine been Jost In realizing (leve abjectives.But the cream of the joke in the manner in which the campaign set on foot by Quebee to terminate the diversion of grain from Western Catinda to American ports has been skilfully cxplotted by Montreal inter.cuts to nttaén thelr cada while, at the samo tne, lulls ing any suspicion that might be aroused.Earlier in the season these personnalités took occasion (0 prepre- rent to the Ottaws Government, in the interests of handling Canadian grain through Canadian ports, that steps should be taken to avert any possible congre.ton of traffic moving by the Nt.Lawrence route.This was an cuvedingly plausible proposition to which not even the Minister of Marine and Fisheries might be expected to regintor any objections and, an wach grain as finds is way to the Bt.Lawrences pauses Lhvough Montreal, what more nitural than that the matter should be left in the hunds of representatives of that city.The Government, aconrdingly, with gullcless simplicity, accepted tho advice of Montreal and appointed a Board, compuesd of three Montrealers with the Manager of the Harbor as Chairman, to tnspect and report on the elevators of the Great Lakes and Atantle ports: advising the Government what, If any, additional storago shonkd be provided and where it should be located.Given a properly comstituted and fully representative Board thin might be à very useful plece of work in the national iimerest, but, constituted as it actually is and, in the light of the situation that has just been outlined.the reader mag have three guemes ax to whether additional elevator capacity will he found advisable and where the Government will be recommended to cmablish it.By way of assistance it may be sald that the answer is not Quebec.One might be excused for thinking that Montreal would now he well satisfied with what It had gained, bat its purpose was only half accomplished and the limits of Its audacity had by no means been reached.Further reprementations were made to the Government that while this Boantf wae making its investigations, it might be well to actively guard against congestion recurring on the St.Tawrence route this swson and, by à similar procces of reasoning, what more natorsl than that this matior should aiso be left in the hands of represcniatives of Montreal, Incredible ns it may seem, a second Board was created by tw Government, this time composed of four Montrealors and still with the Harbor Manager ss Chairman, to have fall jurisdiction over the ront- ing of grain through Canadian elevators so an to prevent congestion at Montreal.But, If reports of a bumpee crop are well founded, congestion is bound to ocenr somewhere since the storage facilities this aes enactly the same as they were lame, and the tnt the Board can keep the gmin flowing wir Montecal\u2019s elevators is to dam up the © we fieorgian Bay with consequent conges- \u201che elevatora there.Tam year, the congestion ircal ld 10 diversion to Queben: this year con- 1 «lon at the Genrgian Bay will just as certainly moan diversion to Buffalo no that any sarplas which Montreal is unable 10 handle will find its way to American seaports, instead of to this city, Tere wo have a fair sample of the way in which the interests of the lucal harbor have been promoted by a change of Governments and a new Commisséon.It ie said that the Joonl Minister iv now realising the full extent to which hc has been bamboosied and it #4 to be hoped that he will profit by the caporlenco\u2014 which le likely to prove costly tn Quebec, por 1 1 LESSONS FROM BOTTOMLEY, The failure of Horatio Nottomiey's appeal against conviction of fraud furnishes the Fconomist with the coraslon for moralixings on this \u201cMfe with a lesson\u201d It points out that \u201cthe perpetual gullibiity of large seotions of the public 1s In every generation exploised by financial darks.1'or a time they flourish like a green bay tren: but sucrem is always thelr wndoing.\u201d And indeed it may he mid with condderable crwth that \u201cof this tym: Horatio Bottomley is, in some re.sprots, the most Interenting example that has yet appeared.\u201d Rottomicy posscased talents which would have lifted an honest citizen to high position ana honor; and the arrival of the war gave these talents their grim opportunity.The power of eloquence, which in old days had often tumed away the wrath of mectings of dlaillusioned stockholders, was employed upon the platform and In the Press to fan every popular prejudice and to voice every cxcess of um- dridied patriotic feevour, Here ina man who by tongue and pen could sway the multitude.Under the stves of war needs, Govrmments and Mateamen weve giad (no use him; and the public grew accustomed to seing his name coupled with thone of the leaders of the country's Hie in every sphore.At the mme ttmo his vigorous verbai eapousa) of the cause of the moldire and milor during the war and of the ex-msevice man therwmfier, his prodigal philanthropy with other peopic\u2019s money, h's vote.catching political studs, Lis pose ns à great British \u201cSporuman.\u201d assisted in building up a popularity with the masses which gave Hottomiy an unproordented opportunity of making mosey out of public trust(ul- news, In his later cxploits, then\u2014an?{it is only the ad- veatures that brought him to his tall that are of abld- ing intercet-\u2014Botiomies's must formidable weapon was popularity and tbe glamour cast by cloquent patriotic professions and association with the grest.That in the keynote of his methods.But his sctusl financial dealings In the Bond Club affaire revon! very clearly à ancond method, puroly finsaciai.which, for the make of brovity, we may call the \u201csowball\u201d method, He starts one concern.When that beghie to go wrong, he merges it with another.Shares ln the fime, to- sethér with à fronh cash payment, muy bv exchanged (or shares.in the second, and so on.Aud ail the time the new money coming In suffices to pay off such of the subscribers to the carlicr concem or concema who demand repayment with inconven'ent insistence.From the wealth of evidence which Truth une earthed, this method my be briefly illustrated.In 1918 Bottomley started the War Nock Combination.The avowed idea vas to raixe à fund of £77,500 In 13a, 6d.subscriptions, and purchase £100.000 in War Savings Cortificatra.Ho got the money and more, amd it Is a marvellous tribute to the prestige that he had achieved that the public forgot that the largest holding of Savings Ceetificutes that any one holder conld purchase was £500.The origlul proposal was to pledge the certificates for £10,000 with a banker, apd draw for that amount In prises, instead of waiting five years for repayment.Owlnæ to the restrict'on mea- tioned, National War Bowls were purchased.and an announcement-\u2014readily swillowod\u2014was made that a proper size drawing had taken place.The flotation of the Victory loan gave Bottomley a wonderful opportuniy.He appealed on patriotic arounds for subacriptions to a Victory Bond Club.Inesdentally, subscribers to the War Stock Comblination were offered exchange inte the Club on payment of a cash cons'dersation.Shares were of 95 each, and unlimited In number; the procecda were to be investod in Victory honds; Interest was to be pooled as a fund for prise drawilnge In spite of glaring ervors in the prospectus, tue public subscribed $2,500,000.Shortly afterwards Rattomley, operuting from Paris, formed the Thrift Prize Rond Club\u2014\u2014a scheme al r to the Victory Bond Club, except that subscriptions were to be Invested in French Credit National 3 peroent bonds, In 1920 Bottomley announced that the Victory Hond Club had ween \u201cmerged\u201d nto the Thrife Prize Bond Club, in spite of the fact, which shonkl have been obvious, that the French lottery laws mnde the lattor club (Hegat.Faeed with thin Illyçaitey, Bottomley fonnd yet anothee opportu y for mising money, In exchange for thelr shares he Thrift Club he offered subscribers Credit Nation: ids ne CIS, In mpite of the fact that thease bounds could he bought foe £9, much money came in this way.There is no need to go into further detail.In spite of the growing discontent over the carller schemes, in spite of glaring mistakes In hin \u201cprospee- tuses.\u201d* the impetus of Hottomley's wav-born prestige carried on his \u201csnowhall\u2019 plans, so that some people conld always be induced to throw xo money after had.Fvem up to the eve of the recent (rial fresh money was, It Ia said, he'ng extracted on some pees test from snbacribers to one Bottontley concern or another, fc long as prestige lasted there was no end to it.and the affairs of all these concerne vere in such a hopelesn tangle that Bottomley mum have stways hoped to hoodwink a jury In case of need with his unrivalled forensic persunsivencsas.\u201cBottomley will not prey on the public again for some years, at any rate,\u201d the Fronomiæ concludes \u201cBut.unfortunately, other will.if In smaller and leas notorious ways.We would therefore implore investors so learn the moral of the Bottomley affair.Thoee who wish to take tho moat ordinary safcœurda to prserve their savings must esecntially observe a few simple rules \u2014 (1) Never trust merely to the glamour of a popular name.This is of no value as a subst'tute for proper financial organisation and safcœuarda.(3) Always approach an appeal foe subscription In a orf- tical spirit.The more apparently attractive the offer, the greater should he the msp'clon.(3) Tf possible, never deal except through a recogniacd member of .a stock Exchange of « bank, and, If financially unin.Itiated, always seek advice In such quarters.(4) For those whose mans are very small, and who have no ready acooss to bank or Stock Fxchange advice, it is A good rule to stick to the securities of the State, which in theme days are offered in the smalicat denominations.(3) Resnember that attempts (ov get rich quickly usually mean a quick Increase lin poverty.\u201d Some Things the Public Would Like to Know: Pertinent Questions On Matters Of General Public Interest Are Invited Whether a certain county will declare itself Ia Belle of Premier Taachicreau or Arthur Sauve?e « + ° What has come over Canada that perfectly good Gavernment jobs on the Wheat Board should be going begging?A Verse Or Two (By Modern Poets) MY OW LITTLE WORLD.The code of Your World is so unfair; You smile, yet T know that you do not care, But there je a place, and l'ai going thoro\u2014 Back to My Own Little World.The heart of Your World Is so unkind, For the eyes of your Foul have grown too blind, Put 1 shall not care, for [ shall not mind, Back in My Own Little World.The ways of Your World are 30 unjust; You smother the things that 1 love and trast, Put there it will mean to me \u2018\u2019lous than the dugt\u201d=\u2014 There is My Own Little World, shall lve whore the sunlight beams, shall sn wheer the moonlight gleams, sobody else may share In my dreame\u2014 Torre in My Own Little World, =\u2014=Nan T.Read in New York Times.Press Comment A PARSING PHASE.(Vancomver Sun.) The farmers\u2019 victory In dmpiy the working out of a new sente of power, horn in Manitoba farmer hy farmer victories claewheer, The sentiment of Manitoba is that of a very pacific sightscor who wishes to tey out his aidil in a shooting gallery after hie noighbar has scored à series of peefect hits.It la merely « phase of political cvolution signifying nothing in national political movements, BLACK DAY OF GERMAN ARMY English And French Broke Through At Somme And Luce On Aug.8th, 1918 (Written for the Canadian Press.) \u201cThe eighth of August (1913) la the black day of the Uerman Army in 1he history of the war.\u201d writes Ludendorit.\u2018Yhe Knglish Colonials and the French broke deep into our line between the Somme and the luce.Six or seven German Divisjons, which could be described as thoroughly fit for battle, had been defeated.\u201d In another place in his memairs he says: \u201cThe eighth of August marked the downfall of our fighting strength and destroyed our hopes of atrategic amelioration.To continue the war was to start 4 !gamble.The war had to be end- lod.\" \u2018This battle was the turning point of the war.For the Canadian Corps It was the jumping-off point to the Rhine.Thereafter there was no looking back.Hardly had the Corps staunched fis wounds of the Somme befure it was hurried north to attack ogain on Aug.26 at Arras, to storm Drocourt-Queant line on Bentember 2, to cross the Canal du Nord on Sept.27, to fight the bloody battle of Cambrai.to tattle its way east during October through Denain and Valenciennes\u2014until Armstice Day found it tn possession of Mons.In mid July the fortunes of the ol- llew on the West Front appeared at the lowest ebb.The great enemy offensive of March and April, designed to drive in a wedge between the English and Prench armies op the Bomme, hem back Lhe former against the Channel purig and crow back the latter tg Paris.had neasly tucceeded.| In June the enemy attack from the Aisne had driven all before tt to the valley of the Marne.On July 15 a great and final blow was launched which carried the Invader across the Marne.But on July 18 Forh struck back, and the French armies, amisted by Hritish and American Irsops, drove the enemy on to the Aisne.| The great German offensive of 1918 designed to (orestall the arrival of the American armies.had thus definitely failed.At the end of July it appeared that the Wen: Front would remain static until next spring, when the relnforced \u2018German armies must make their last stand \u201cgains: the growing power of the allies.Tt was the hatile of Augux.8, officially known as the Second Battle of Amiens, and ta the Can- Adian aoldier ns (he \u2018Aux.& Show, * that broke the deadlock and made victory poseible in 1918.During the onslaught of March the Canadian Corpa held its front on Vimy Ridge prepared to leat hack the attack that never developed.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Iced Drinks and Electric Fans will not cool the body that is stuffed with heating foods.Cut get rid of that \u201cstuffy\u201d feeling\u2014keep cool nourishing mesl.out the heavy foods, and fit by eating Shredded Whea a real whole wheat food that is rich in steam-cooking, shredding and baking.stimulating bowel movement, keepi intestinal canal healthy and clean.tasty crispness of its oven-baked shreds tempts the appetite on Summier days.Two Biscuits with milk er cream make « comp! Eat it for breakfast with sl bananes or prunes; for lunch with berries; far dinner with sliced peaches, apricots, stewed raisine, or fresh fruits.Ready-ocooked, resdy-to- est.-X lizing nutriment made ntains the bran that Is digestibte - on Veet br duubledly the strongest veteran Corpe in France, with behind it suf ficient trained reserves to ensure that It would ba kept up to strength through some weeks of stiff fighting The black years of trench warfare, the terrible mud of Flanders, wee forgotten, and the troops in the highest spirits were ready for the great adventure.Por the first time in yeara they whistled and sang as they marched up to the attack.The battle of Aux.& was originally designed by Foch and Halg to, keep the loche un the move.waa still in diffioulties on the Aisne and it was felt that he must not he given time to censolidate a new line by the transfer of divisions from the Amiens-Arras front.The idea was that the attack should be made on the grand scale.with a great concentration of artillery and tanks, that it should be puwhed as far as possible, and that If succesafu! It should be fullowed up by other blows further north.The method of attack was that first developed by Lord fiyvng with his Third Army in the First lattle of Cambrai of November, 1917.be no artillery preparation, enemy defensive positions to be broken down by a rolling barrage seconde by the tarnka, thus clearing a way for the infantry.The essence or success In such an operation was surprise.The front selected east of Amiens, where the enemy March offensive had been finally stayed, was held hy the Fourth Army, Genoral Sir Henry Rawlinson, with the Australian Corne and the 181 British Corps.Fresh troops added for tne operation included the Canadian Corps, two fresh British Divisiona, and the Austrailan Fifth lafantry Canadian cavalry and machine-gun.ners were helping stem the tide on | \u2018the Somme, but the Corps as & unit stood fast.In the previous Nov-! \u2018emher at Passchendaele it had auf- (fered heavily\u2014but it had achieved ita objective where others had fali-| ed.The winter was devoted to recuperation and the Fifth Canadian Infantry Division then forming In| Engiand was broken up to All the! depleted ranks, its artillery however! Roing aver intact and taking part as.«& unit in the fighting of the final! months.Waste of war had put down ef-! fective in all unita, hoth enemy and allied, but with sufficient reinforce ments in sight the Canadian Corps: Commander, Sir Arthur Currie, steadfastly held to the policy of keeping his four Divisions up to full strength, each maintaining its four brigades and each brigade lisa four Infantry battalions, with full complement machine-gunners and auxiliary services.| Behind the escarpment of Vimy, Ridge intenatve (raining was carried on all through the winter, and during the following spring and early summer, when the Canadian Corps was withdrawn from the line and placed in Army Reserve, routine of training for trench fighting was abandoned and the troops were exer- cized in the offensive war of movement.The 2nd.Canadian Division however r emsined in the line in front of Arras until July 1, then being relieved by the 3rd.Division, and getting a brief period of rest, devoted to similar training tactics.As à consequence when the Corps Kioked off on Aug.8 it was un- Woe ale_thatYwas popular in your Æ Great® erÆwas® born Canada Co ct Divhion.Elahorate precautions were taken in preserve secrecy.particularly re garding the transfer of the Canadlan Corps, and In the result these were entirely maccessful, the enemy being completely deceived and few of our own Hattalion commanfiers knowing where they were going.The Canadian battalions made their presence felt in Flanders and the enemy Intelligence was persuaded that the Canadian Corps was once sgain to be thrown in at the Salient.Troops were moved hy train by elir- duitous routes or marched under cover of night, lying up hy day in wooûz.Not a single Australian trench was 1aken over.the attacking Canadian troops at sero hour, 4.20 a.m.Thursday, Aug.8, actually passing through Australian line.Organization was perfect.On the dark but atariit night hefore the battle troops converged to thelr appointed jumping-off place from every available route, and the nolse of their movement.of that of the artillery and of the lumbering tanke, was drowned hy low-flying battle squadrons of the Royal Air Force.The surprise was complete and overwhelming.The first day's pe netration waa 14,000 yards, a record for the West Front te that date.The enemy's remistance was amnti- ered by our counter-battery wark, and our own barragn overwhelined his infantry, while the tanka proved of great value In breaking down ma- china-gun resistance.\u201cAt the close of the day's operation.\u201d saya lord Haig in his official report, \u2018our trnons had completed an advance of He, SF There was to! Fashionable Store Closes Every Day at 5 P.M-Sat urday Excepted Interesting Specials LADIES\u2019 CHILDREN'S WHITEWEAR AT GREAT REDUCTION Drawers, Envelope Ladies\u2019 fine quality Lingerie trimmed in good laces and embroidery\u2014Night Dresses, Chemise, Corset Covers, Slips, Skirts.CHILDREN'S WHITEWEAR\u2014A lot of Misses\u2019 White Underwear, from 2 to 15 years, are offered AT THE WHOLESALE PRICES, SILK UNDERGARMENTS\u2014Elegant Silk and Crepe de Chine Under Garments for Ladies in dainty shades of Flesh and White.ON SALE AT THE FACTORY PRICES.REMNANTS AT HALF PRICE\u2014Ends of Dress Materials and Tweeds, Remnants of Plain and Fancy Silks, Coupons of Wash Goods and Muslins AT HALF THE REGULAR MARKED PRICES.T.D.UBUC 188 and 198 St.John Street a EE SE I EEE TE NE DE NUE LE EE In eS ttt An dé ad East of the line of sur advance the enemy at nightfall was hlowing up dumps in all directions, while his tranmpart and limbers were streaming eastwards towards the femme, offering excellent targets \u2018o our alrmen.Over 13,000 prisoners, botween 300 and 400 guna, and vast quantities of ammunition and stores of all kinds remained In our possession.The brilliant and predomin- sting part taken by the and Australian Corps In this bat:le is worthy of the higheat conimenda- tion.The skill and determination of thess troops @roved irresistible and at all points met with rapid and complete success.\u201d Occupying the centre of the line, the brunt of the attack fell to the Canadian Corps.The front of attack extended from Moreull on the south to Ville-wur-Ancre on the north, approximately 20,000 yarde, thus crossing the Somme.On the right was the Firm French Army under orders of Haig, from Moreull to Thennes; in the centre from \u2018Thennes to rallway the Canadian Corps: on their left to the Somme, the Australian Corps: and the latter's left flank was covered by the 111 British Corps attacking in the direction of Morlanenurt, The French First betwean aix and seven milee.I COTE Army was ordered not to atuck un- Canadian | til the Canadian attack had well developed, when It was then success- fuily carried out.From the staf the Australians were hampered by the faliure of the 111 Corps, which .had had hard fighting the two pre- 1vious days, to make any effective progress, and thia resulted in the \"Australian left having to build up {a deferwive flank slong the Houlh \u2018bank of the Somme.In reviewing this operation some weeks later the Military Carreapondont of the London Times wrote az ;followa:\u2014\"In the first scens of our offensive, which began Aug.3, the actors were chiefly overseas.Men trom the Britiæh Isles took only a small part of the attack north of the Somme to protect the flank of the Australians.South of the river, below here on the main ba'- tlefront, the honor of the first advance was shared hy the Australians and Canadians.In struciure it was lehiefy a Canadian battle.It wes their advance on the Luce that was the core and crux of the operation, jadvance of the Australians on thelr left and that of the successive French armies on their right, each of which was thrown in only as the advance above ft praapered.The Canadians.I think, are right In claiming that the fighting of these BOSWELL Founded 1668 first two days waa the biggest thing Canada has done in the war.ho excopting the recapture of Vimy Ridge.Certainly nothing could have been better.* It was indeed a memorable vie- tory.It opened the eyes of the Allied Commanders, and thereafter (one by one the flood gates of the offensive were loosed on the thaken enemy.Aug.8 was an experiment.Had it been but partially successful, { we should have sat down to another weary year in the (trenches, and awaited 1919 and the Americans to bring up victory.Ry ita success the war war brought a year sooner to a close and hundreds of thousands of lives were saved, WHISKAWAY HAS NOT BEEN KOLD AR YET Saratoga Springs, N.Y, Aug.7T\u2014 Harry Payne Whitney, owner of , Whiskaway, declared today that the i reporta that he sold the conqueror ; of Morvich wera without foundation, .Nevertheleas, Mr.Whitney admitted the Amiens-Chaulnes 'and on {heir progress depended the) that he wan considering.an.offer made by C.M.Clark, and would \u2018reach a decision within a few days.Our idea of personified laziness is | the man who falls to tear the sheets oft hia dally calenfar.\u2014~Jacksonville | Journal.~~ - y - DID.BRODIB\u2014At her fete residence, 61 Orande ANes, Quebec, PQ.on the Tth Auguet, 1038.Agnes ne, daughter of the late Mr.= Mm Robert Brodie Fuperal on Wednesday, the Sth August, at 2.40 pm.to Chalmers Church, thence to * Mount Hermon Cemetery.Quebec, on Sunday, Avg.# oth, 1933, Janie Graham de Quincy, youngest dauginter of the late Alexander Sewell, of Quebec, and beloved wife of Colonel Shulham H.Hill, of Ouawa, Ontario.Funeral om Tuesday, August Sth, at 3.30 p.m.from the residence of her brother-in-law, De.A R.Foresue Hubbard, 134 Cook atreet, Quedee, to Trinity Church, thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery, JOBIN\u2014At Listle River (Non side).on August Teh, 1922, Mar- \u201ctin Jobin, beloved husband of Victoria Barette, ai the age of §¢ > years.The funeral will de held on Thureday morning.leaving his late residence at 8.30 o'clock, for St.Malo Chureh and themos tb respectfully invited to attend.Auditorium Foolish Wives WHOLE WEEK Titles in French and English MATINEE 220P.M Price .20-38-50c.EVENING 8.90 P.M.Price .25-50-76c.Tax Included.Fa VICTORIA =FODAY\u2014 BETTY COMPSON \u2014 in \u2014 Her New Dramatic Photoplay \u201cTHE GREEN TEMPTATION\u201d Also Latest Christie Comedy \u201cNO PARKING\u201d Featuring Neal Burns With Haen Deriing NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.: CITY OF LEVIS PUBLIC NOTICE Is hersby given that the aasess- ment roll of the city of Levis for the fiscal yeer 1922-23 has been deposited with the undersigned, Treasurer of the City.and that the sald roll will remain open for examination by interested parties or their representatives for fifteen days from this date.During this period of 15 days, any person who believes that he has been wronged by any entry made in the amid valuation roll should file a complaint before the valu.store\u2019 office of the city, City Hall, at Levis This complaint should be made in writing and sworn + before a justice of (he peace, a member of the Council or the Clerk of the City.Levis, this August 3rd.1923.NARCISSE BELLEAU, City Treasurer, aug.ix18 ALLEGED PICKPOCKET CAUGHT AT ARENA A man alleged to have been caught in the act of going through the pockets of a fight fan at the Arena lam night was turned over to the police and taken to No.3 Station.ST.ROOH'S MERCHANT MISSING SINCE FRIDAY Mr.Altred Dubois, boot and shoe merchant, St.Joseph Street, has been missing since last Friday, His shsenee cannot be explained by his family or any of his friends.The tamily have notified the police and are trying to find some trace of him.FALSE ALARM AT IOURRE ENBANKMENT At 11:30 o'clock last night the firemen were summoned to the Louise Dock by a call from Box 319.On their arrival there they found that it was a false afarm.tse Jones was discussing vacation with his wife.\u201cDoc Parsons tells me,\u201d he said, \u201cthat a separate vacation ie the best for marcied folk.We've heen married now for nearly twenty years.Think of what a change it would de for both of ue to get away alone\u2014to mee nothing but new faces.A change, & thorough change In what we require, hoo Parsons eays.\u201d His wife was ominously silent.Presently she said.\u201cVery well, William, T consent, but oné ene con- ditlan\u2014that you make this change really thorough by letting me go oft en my vacation by myself and yon take with you on yours the eix child ven | haven't had out of my eight for.ten years.\" \u201cHumph!\" mid Jones, and he pre.esefed to ch the subject.A New Tork letter carrier seeing a baby falling from an upper window, caught ft In his mail bag.What?ON, yes a male bady.\u2014Philadelphia Record.ver ot course this doesn't mean that If it had heen a girl he would have letter fail-\u2014-Kansme City Jour- HORLICK\u2019S Malted Milk for Infants A safe milk diet, better than cow's milk alone, Contains rich milk and malted grain extract.JUMPED FROM RUNAWAY AUTO Two Injured Yesterday Afternoon On Steep Hifi Leading From Sherbrooke St.Mr.Arthur Tardif, a cattle deal- or of 131¢ St.Valier street, and Mr.V.Giguere another dealer in live stock were injured yesterday afternoon in an accident on the step hill leading to St.Male trom Sherbrooke street.Toth men were riding down the BIN in Mr.Tardif's automobile when the brakes went out of commission.An the car was In danger of jumping over the cliff Mr.Tardif steered the car into the embankment on the south side of the hill and he and his companion jumped.The two men were injured when they jumped.Mr.Tardif had hie left log fractured and was badly bruised as well while Mr.Giguere escaped with a few painful bruises.The ambulance was summoned and the twe men were removed to the Hotel Dieu Hospital where Mr.Tardif ie new à patient.After having his injuries treated Mr.Giguere was able to leave the hospital.\u201cFOOLISH WIVES\u201d \u2019 SPLENDID PICTURE Opening Presentations At Auditorium Theatre Witnessed By Crowded Houses In #s production of \u201cFoolish Wives,\u201d the Auditorfum has ur doubtedly scored a distinc: success, for since Sunday, when the picture was first shown, the spacious theatre hem been crowded with appre.clative audiences, The picture ls of a somewhat un- veuni character, and the several aud'ences could not help dieplaying a deep Interest in the various phases of the plot in the course of which Von Btroheim endeavored to compromise Miss Dupont.Both of these artists in every respect avail- od themuelves of the mplendid opportunity afforded them of dieplay- ing that &kill which has justly earned for them the repulation which they hold in the motion pile.ture world.The principais are ably supported by an all-star cast, which has =a own ghare in the success that Las attended this magnilfoent produc- tio, which also incdudes scenes that are remarkable for thelr bril- ancy.\u201cFoolish Wives\u201d will be continu- od during the remainder of this week, and should attract to the end the same capacity houses that have marked the opening presentations.BAND ON THE TERRACE TO-NIGHAT.By the kind permission of Col.Hl, Chasse, DO.M.C.the band of the Roya 33nd Regiment wiil perform the following programme on Dutfersn Terrace this (Tuesday) evening from § to 19 o'clock, weather perm iting: 1.March\u2014The- Irish Guards .Somint Overture\u2014Zampa .Heroté Vais\u2014Goid and Bliver.Lehar (a) Danse-\u2014The Mermaié .Coates (8) Intermenso\u2014Puppchen a! Selecuion\u2014The Mikado .- 3.3 4 Intermission.+ 6.Betlection\u2014Ia FHie Du Tambour » Offenbach (db) Serenade\u2014In The Nght .CHibert 8.Selestton-/The Naughty Princess Cuviiter © Canadas Cod Save The King Conénetor: Capt.Chan O'Neill, Director of Music, COURT OF SFRSIONA.A young girl, aged 16 years, arrested on the charge of stealing was arraigned befors Judge Choquette in the Court of Gessinne yesterday.and committed to the care of the Clood Shepherd Convent penitential department.HOW MONTREAL FILLS ITS PONT Gov't.Creates Two Boards To Ensure Grain Traffio For Metropolis The inspection of the local Harbor Commission grain elevator on Saturday fast by Memrs.| M.P.Fennell, Secretary of the Montreal Harbor Commiemton, R.C.A.Hemry and C.J.Smith, members of the Commission appointed by the Federal Government to inspect the grain ehvators at all Canadian ports, Mmeluding lake ports, as to their capacity, etc, and to advies the Governnreet on the need of bullding additions elevators to handle the movement of Canadian grain, was due to an inviatdon extended by the Quebse Harbor Commiasion.The visit of these gentlemen has brought to Mght that there is another wheat board entirely composed of Montreal members, with sxtraordmary powera This board was created to control the môve- ment of Canadian grain during the summer months in order that there may be no congestion at the port of Montreal.The first Montreal Board, knowr as 4he Gran Elsvators Advisory Board, has imstruc- tions from the Government te Inspect and advises upon the capacity and efficiency o\u20ac ail Canadian elevators from the head of the Grest Lakes 10 the sea, and in case there are not aufficient elevators to mest the exigencies of the grain movement to advise the Government as te where additional elevators should be buik.Mr.M.P.Fen- neM, Becretary of the Montreal Harbor Comniasion, is chalrman of the Board and associated with him are Mr.C.J.Smith, agent for the Grand Trunk Railway elevators at Montreal, the Georgian Bay and elsewhere, and Mr.R.A.C.Henry, representing the Minister of Railways and Canale on the Roard, all of whom are Montreal men wrapped up entirely in Montreal shipping interests, and judging from past experdence not lkely 10 give any attention to the capacity and efficiency of the Quebec Harhor Comminsion\u2019s 3,000,000 bushels elevator.The acond Board, created hy the Government w.thout consulting the general shipping interests of Canada, Is known as the Grain Movement Moard composed of four members, on which Mr, M.I.Fennell again figures with three other Montrealers interested in the grain shipping husiness at the port and city of Montreal, Meswre.Todd, of the Canadian Pacific Railway grain elevators : Mr.Euderby, Canada fteamehp Ttnes, JAd.\u2026.and Mr.Smith, The fundamental duiles of this Wheat Board is tn see that the Canadian wheat is kept moving and shipped from Canadian ports without congesion.The Roard has extraordinary powers, which the Quebec Ministers in the Federal Cabinet dié not realise when they consented to the Eievator Roard wih Ha exclusively Montreal mem.pership.Grain sirppers discussing the Wheat Moving Board may that they have the power to keep ane bushel of grain from heing shipped through this port and point out that the Board, which meats every day, will take rare to ses that the port of Montreal \u2018a rever congested, but this they can do only by aMowing the elevators in the Georgian Hay to hecome congested Instead, and when this happens the grain will he diverted to Buffalothence to United States wseaporis fer export.It in evident that the Federal Ministers did not foresee this phase of the situation when they created the Board with such extraordinary power vver the rout- Ing of Canadian wheat, \u201cThere is only one thing to be dons\u201d mid a lading Quebec merchant yesterday, discussing the situation, \u201cand \u2018that 8 to secure the operation of the Transcontinental Railway for the carriage of grain to this port, and thie whl, unly he accomplished when the Roard of Trade and the people of Quebec wake up and go to Ottawa en mame to demand fa'r play and justice from the Government.The passing of resolutions are of no uvail They generaby receive the forma! reply, \u2018tneken imto conektera- Mon and then afe pigeon-holed and forgotten.\u201cAnother thing to aid Quebecthe natural deep water port of Canada, is the huilding of dhe waterways to alow steamers to carry on to the various porte in the Upper Lakes.If such à scheme is put into effeot, it will certainly give the shipping Interests of Montrea] A shake up.Lake boats which can carry grain cheaper from Fort William and Port Arthur wil naturally rome all the way to Quebec ani find the deep water vesnels at this port instead of at the port of Montreal, These lake boats are built entirely different to ocean ships and not adapted for crossing the ocean, but they Are not only well adapted to ravgate the (reat Lakes, but the Bt.Tawrence River an far an it will allow them to proceed, and K is natural to expect that they will make the port of Quebac thelr terminus | Therefore 1t 40 à mistake on the part of the Quebeg Roard of Trade to oppose the deep waterway to dhe Great takes.® \"Only a few weeks agn, a well mown Montreal shipping agent on a business viet to Quehec, apsaking ot the port of Montreml in com- parfeon with the port of Quebec, sa'd: \u2018If the day ever came that the big steamerm.could not he navigated up to Montreal, the Montreal ahlp- ping Interests would turn their attention to the port of Portland, with the knowledge that if Tortland must be used, the Montreal nteeems would conirel the Canadan charters ami freight movement, while If dhe husness ever gt hack to Quebec, they would lose the control and never got it back again, and would have to remnve iheir rendquarters and nêfice stafls tram Montreal to Queber.\u2019 Spend this evening at the Kent House and enjoy the dancing, excellent floor.ik TIFF I THS CT Police Determined To Put Down Illicit Ring Operating Here The city police department have sicaseded in rounding up the quar- toite of young man engaged Ia the illicit msde of cocaine in this city.Bes:des Jacombe, who was first apprehended last week, pleaded guilty and will be sentenced by Judge Choquette in the Court of Sessions this morning.a young man named Pare was later csught who pleaded not and was remanded to jail for trial on Friday next.The police finally sue.ceeded in apprehending the two remaining members of the gang Rugene Martineau and Aristide Poullot, who were brought before Judge Choquetts yesterday morning, and tikewiss remanded for hearing on Friday next, The arrest of these young men has brought to Mght the fact that the cocaine drug has geined a Coothold in Quebec.Every effort, however, will be made to stamp out the nefarious traffic.In the meantime the public are called upon to inform the police at any and all times that they may Jearn of any party or parties andeavoring 4o sell narcot'c drugs de order to put an end to a dangerous habit likely to take root with evil consequences in Quebec.THREE KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT Motor Car Turned Turtle Near Ste.Anne De Chicoutimi Sunday Night News reached here from Chlcoutimi yeserday of the accidental death of three men in an automobile smash.The victims were: Jossph Rene Lemsard, 22 years: Joseph Brasard.aged 30 years, and Paul Hector Brassard, aged 20 years, They were driving along the road leading from St.Fulgence to Ste.Anne de Chicoutimi when the car left the road and plunged into the Caribou River.The hodies were recovered yesterday morning.INCREASE IN NCMBER OF AUTOS HERE The number of automobile licenses immued in the City nf Quebec this year is 2,515 as compared with 3.427 last year, showing an increase of 88 ever lant year.In Montreal, however, there has heen a decrease in the number -as compared with 1921.This year the licenses issued in Montveal totalled 18,729 while in 1921 there were 19,022 or 303 more than this year.Throughout the whole province last year the licenses aggregated 54,000 .This year up to date there are 51,700.FIREMEN MAD SEVERAL RUNR The firemen had several runs yesterday.were for chimney fires while Rox 2¢ was also for a chimney fire, An alarm from Hox 84 was for a fire which broke out in the roof of one of the outbuildings of the Belanger butcher shop in M.Francois atrest.The fire was caused by a short cir- cult.The damage was trifling.AOCUSED OF BREAKING INTO SEALED BOX CAR.Two young lads named Cyprien Boucher and Rene Pruneau.who had besn arrested by the C.I\" Rpolice, were brought before the Court of Besmions yesterday morning charged with breaking into a sealed box car with the intent 10 steal.Pending an investigation into the charge, also into the records of the Accured, they were re- nianded tn jail by Judge Choquette.MR.MARTIN JOBIV The death occurred at JAttle River yesterday of Mr.Martin Jobin at the age of 5g years.Mr.Jobin who had been for 28 years farmer for the Duchene estate was well-known through the district and enjoyed the respect and esteem of all who knew him.He had been In failing health Two calin from Box 6121 It was promptly extinguished DEAD AT LITTLE, RIVER] THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.RADIO ON TRAINS Successful Experiments Have the Buffalo limited, of the boken, New Jersey, justly proud eof 15 NEW SCIENCE Been Made Within Recent Date From Train To Wire Right years\u2014a short span in peint of time but an age in radio develop- ment\u2014have elapsed since a train, | snd Lac the fact that it was the firat to be equipped for the reception and transmission of radlo telegraph and radio telephone messages.That was in 1916, before the war, and before the meteoric development of radio from an uncertaln thing to a practical means of communication.Little of an everyday, practical na-| ture was accomplished at that time, for the technical alde of radio was hardly toddiing along with those who would put it to hard, every-day work, After an interval of more than seven years, to be exact on March 22, 1933, experiments were resumed by the road with better and fuller equipment and utilising recent velopments In radio receiving ap ratus.On the frm run, & sing car was fitted with a temporary one.wirs antenna, pretty much like the; arrangement employed originally for the reception and transmission; of wirelesn telegraph messages.The trip was only aa far as Morristown, N.J.and the plant was made up of: a regenerative receiving set and al two-step amplifier.This outfit was, sufficient to pick up the signals of amateur wireless telexraphers along ! the way; and the hig broadcasting telephone station at could he heard distinctly at a distance of ahout 38 miles One day! an antenna was plared on two 70-! foot cars in the Hoboken yard.Then | a 13-watt radio phone was tested, and with it is was Ceauible to broadcast from these for: quite nine miles.Receiving proved | to he astonishingly good, and many | outlying stations were audible.Still better results were obtained on March 26th, when a huffet car was fitted with à three-cage 6-wire antenna, usinæ 4 1-2 inch eopper wire rings for forming and apacing.These antenna units were locates about 15 incher above the roof.From Train to Wire More recently two traine pulled out from the opposite terminals of the line, i.e.Buffalo, New York and, Hoboken, New Jersey, and the buffet car of each of these equipped with wireless apparatus.for the reception and amplification | of radio entertainment hroadeasted from the different high powered | mations situated within tranamitting distance of the route traversed.As a result of the experience gained then, it ia the intention of this railroad to instal upon its fast day traine de luxe, for the benefit of passengers, radio apparatus capa ble both of receiving and of broadcasting.The later feature will enable travellers to talk from movisg trains to suhacribers of contignous wire-telrphone systems.Or one trip when about 10 rules: away (rom Heranton station, using; 197-meter wave, wan platniy heura calling by voice: \u201cHello, D.L.:- Lackawanna limited.| am receiving your voice very clearly.I'lease come in and give me your location\u201d.The train wan then deacending the mountains at A speed of 62 miles an: hour, travelling through ravines! cuts and tunnels.There were hilla' on all sides, and conditions were hardly such as would favor radio, work.Resslts of Trial.In summing up the resulta of thin epoch-making run.une of the ex-| perts mayan: \u201cIn the way of an ex-; periment, perhaps the most suggestive data gathered was that bearing upon the effet of location on the signals.Nearly all previous theorien aremed to he confirmed ex-| cept that having to do with the Immediate proximity of rock, steeif bridges, and bodies of earth.Rut! little difference In performance] could he noted when the railroad | ran through & steep rut, 30 or 40 fest deep.or when the line wan on the level, However, when the train traversed a thickly wonded area! where the trees were high.all long! distance signals faded out complete.1y.The nearnera of à body of water, even though small, seemed to grent- The iy augment signal strength.for about a year and weakened gradually until the end came peacefully yesterday.Resides his widow nee Mim Victoria Harette, he je survived by one grandchild, The funeral will be held on Thuraday morning to St.Malo Church and co ft.Charles\u2019 Cemetery.THREE DOSTON MEN HERE OUT OF WORK Three men, who said that they hailed from Hoston, and had come here In search of work applied to Central Police Station for protection Jast night.They said (hat their quest for work had proved in vain\u2019 and that their funds had run out, HARVESTERS EXCURSIONS, The CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY is arranging for two Harvesters\u2019 Excursions from Quebec to Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.These excursions will run on August 11th and 21st, with a through service.Special rates will be given, namely: 918.00 te Winnipeg.120.00 for the return.and a rate of one-half cent per mile, each way, trom Winnipeg to all pointe on the Canadian Panifie Maiiway east of Calgary.Edmonton and Mcleod, Further information as to these exeursions can he obtained from all Canadien Pacific Ticket Agents, or trom C.A.Langevin, City Pastenger Agent, 30 Bt.John Street, and Palals Station, Quebec, RUMORED WRECK NEAR CAMPBELLTON flumors were current here last night that there had heen a wreek on the LC.R.near Campbeliton.Officials of the C.N.It, when asked ahout the reports mated that none of the stations along the line hee tween Quebec and Campbeliton had reported any mishap, + + } | air meetings.Newark, N.J.strangulation.the man had died as the result of tranemitter TON OF SILVER BULIAON HON.J.E.CKRON | LEFT LABELLE Minister Of Agrioulture Here Last Night-Did Not Speak Yesterday t Hon.J.E.Caren, Minister of Agriculture, who wae scheduled tui speak at meetings in Labelle Coun- | ty yesterday morning and arrived | here last might.| Mr.Caron stated on reaching hers: that he had left on account of the\u2019 bad weather yesterday as it would | have been impossible te hold open-\u2019 He said that he had: addressed three meetings in the county on Sunday at Cheneville, Ripon and Monte Delle.He was socompanied by A.Fortier, M.P.Charles Query of, Montreal and sire Lahn the Liberal candidate in the bye-election., Asked if he would return to La-, belle to take further part in the campalgn Mr.Caron replied that he could not say just at present whether he would return or noi.DKATH CAME AR HE PLANNED SUICIDES.\u2018 London.Aug.T\u2014Altred Manning., 66 years old, died dy auto-ruxgre-: tion, while attempting to commit\u2019 suicide according to the verdict of 8° coroner's Mury, which stated that \u201cdeath was due to heart failure lu attempting suicide.\u201d | The man was found in a kneeling posture on the floor beside his bel\u2019 with his chin resting against a looped handkerchief, one end of which \u2018 was tied to the bedstead.But physi- clans said there was no indication of They decided tha.| ro pr = gramme ee Pietcher\u2019s Castoria is strictiy a remedy for Infants and Children.Foods are specially prepared for babies.A baby\u2019s medicine is even more essential for Baby.Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable.It was tho need of a remedy for the comma.ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria hefore the public after years of research, and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 20 years has not proven.What is CASTORIA?Castoria is a barmiess substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Ivops and Soothing Syrups.It is pleasant.1t contains peither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance.Its age is its guarantee.For more than th years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; givin, The Children\u2019s Comfort\u2014The Mother's Friend.Bears the Signature of ° (4 In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY healthy and natural sleep.GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS his conviction that he was about lu die.' \\ | EVERY 34 orne Cobalt.Ont.Aug, T\u2014One ton uf} siiver bulllon iz being produced hy the mines of the Cobalt district every twenty-four hours.Fof more than a decade and a half, there han | not heen a single twenty-four hour Mrs.Jos.Cote, period go by, Lut that the mines of this firld have produced at least one ton of silver bullion and as much as thres tons were produced daily.fn the banner days of the camp.LAKE ERIK'S WATERS Chatham, Ont, Aug.T\u2014Two retrains wan, porta have been received in this city | Rives of the presence of gold f sh In Years, Disappeared Sunday ROWNED IN THE LOST EVESION ETCHEMIN RIVER AT KAN:GURASKA Aged Seventy Strange Affliction Of Professor Prendegact Of McGill Night : University Last Week \u2014 ; e \u2018 \u201c The body of Mrs, Joseph Cote \u201cLiAcion Catholique\u201d 0 pere - VIELD GOLD FISH.\u2018 2ged 70 years, of St.Momuald, us day's issue announeed thai De found drowned in the Erchemin Premiszur.lrofesgor of Mel near the foot of Atkinson's\u2019 | ; _ the | Hill yesterday morning.Cniversity Montreal, wav sadden\u2019s 1 blindnese law waters adjucent to Chatham.The tirst came from Erleau, where Mre.Cote, who resided with her stricken with tot: 8 lpin-in-law Mr.Phileas Cote dienp-, week at Kamouracka where he and fisherman ia said to have nren à pearrd on Nunday evening and as pia pater ure xpeding the summer, lerge gidfish, and the comes from Mitchell'z Haysecond where | carp.The fish was over a pound and a half in weight and was an; excellent smpecimen\u2014br ght gold in color.COMMITTED FOR STEALING \u201cREVIASAN\" Potnsi.Bolivia, 13,000 feet above It is maid that several Montreal, Aug.7\u2014Connie Moles | the pea, is one of the loftitst + ities] men who have heen corsilted horse-shoer, was committed here to: | npn (he glohe.puzzled over the case.day to sand trial August 5 on a she had not returned up tn a late.hour search parties were organized a fisherman is sald to have landed; hut although the a larg goldfish while seining fer | throughout che night no trace of the: morning.however, the body of Mra Cote was found in the Etehemin River in about three feet of water.It appears that Ur.Prendegust tr boone rhe -h wan pursued\u2019 Ired aister walking about he When he frquired what tin it sight was gone.treting us weil usual, but on awakening the foilav- re- et .ing morning about xeven v'efock he nid lady could be found, wis surprised 10 4nd everything In Boon after daybreak Yasieider | darkness altiongl he could heer is hours.wne he was shocked to find that his eres me tan charge of stealing the rare horse \u201cgevilllan\u201d from its owner.Patrick | J.smith.Emith atated he had loaned horse to Mote who was in his employ.When he discharged him, Mole refused to give up possession of the horse, Bmith denied that the horse had been taken from Mount Royal track to Kempton Park with his consent.position of the antenna in reintion | 1] to the station to which we were re-' ceiving was an important factor.for: (i often, when going around a curvell§ on a level stretch, the signals of one: station would be silenced and thone à of another group would he brought {¢ In.The heat nignal strength war: obtained when travelling upon a high embankment acrom a hare:Ÿ plain, The reaulis then were even '/ better than when in the proximity | of a lake.\u201d | Pills™ PA MAY BE ABLE TO lw SHORT L \"BREAK OUT FOR A | STAY wings «Chicago Tribune.SE rs Our Store Closes at 5 p.m.On Saturday at 10 p.m.Mid-Summer Sale Skirts in Duck.Gabardine, Pique.Serge.Flannel and Raronet Satin, less 20 Percent.Bathing Suits of fine Wool Jersey.Tess 29 Percent.\u2018Tweed Coats for Children, Tess 23 Percent.Homespun Jumpers, Less 25 Percent.White Flannel Tams.Clearing price ees 50e Khaki Flannel Pants for Boys: value $1.75, for.$1.19 Colored Neglige Shirts for Men.Bargain price.81,19 Fancy Silk and Knitted Ties.Special vrlue at.59\u20ac Baibriggan Undershirts and Drawers for Men.Re FN 696 Silk Socks.black and colors, for Men.Special price 75¢ duced price o.oo Cotton Socks.Mack and colors, for Men: § pairs ior $1.Cotton Jerseys for Boys.Tow price.53c Silk Stockings for Ladies.colors: nav.browu and black: value Ye for .69c Cotton Stockings, brown and white, for Children: value 39e for voi .18c lack Silk Stockings for Ladies, reduced prices.3 pairs for Lecce cesse ana cars anne s 0e 0000000 $L25 Hammocks, priced $3.75 to $11.00, Less 20 Percent.Hammocouch, priced $28.and $42.Less 20 Percent.aD Faguy,Lepinay& Frere 254 to 264 St.John Street Tel.8300 oS 1 y i ÿ i aa EE - je 6 Mitchell Was Given The Ju dg \u201cTUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1922! THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, ; e\u2019s Decision Over Corrigan MITCHELL GIVEN DECISION OVER CORRIGAN IN FEATURE BOUT AT ARENA YESTERDAY Decision Unpopular One In Opinion Of Publio\u2014Harry Wills Made Hit With The Crowd In Six Round Exhibition\u2014 Williams Won Over Gagnon In Fast Fight\u2014MoNaughton *K.0.\u2019d Cadorette BD ft Kid Mitchell was awarded the judges\u2019 decision over Frank Corrigan in the feature bout staged at the Arena last evening.The judges appointed by the Athletic and Sport- Ing Commission of Quebec disagreed as to the winner of the fight ang the referée cast his vote in favor of Mitchell.The decision was an exceedingly unpopular cone and the large crowd present, estimated at some two thousand, voiced their disapproval by continued jeering.Corrigan put up the best fight he has shown against Mitchell and held his own throughout and it certuinly seemed thut the worst decision Corrigan could receive was à good draw In che semi-final Kid Williame was awarded un popular decision ov Kid Gagnon in a ten-round bout.This vale put up un splendid battle And they were heurtily applauded by the throng at the conclusion or the tenth round.Kid McNaughton scored a knockout over Kid Cadorette of bieriln, N.H., after one minute and fourteen seconds of Aghting in the first round of the second preliminary.In the curtain-raiver of the evening Young Kid Duquet administered the sleep wallop to Kid Demers In the second round after flooring his opponent twice previously.Harry Willis, the big negro heavy: weight who ix to he Jack Demps next opponent for the world's heavyweight hoxing title, gave a six-round exhibition with Sergt.Ray Smith of Cambden.N.J.as the riosing event an the evening's card.Though the hout was only an exh!- bition one Wills nevertheless demon.etrated his abllity as a mittartist of high-class.He ix fast on his fee: \u2018and equally so with his hands.Mis defence is somewhat peculiar in an much as he picks the blows aimed at his head with his forearms.His tong reach also gave him opportunity to land at will on his opponent and this he sure did and in the second round hia continued pummellinæ at Smith's hody had the soldier an- pearing anxious for the gong to sound terminating the round.The weights announced for the feature hout on the card were Corrigan 148.Mitchell 138%.It was announced as the fighters entered the ring that the scrap which was scheduled to go twelve rounds would he limited to ten ax Corrigan had not had sufficient time to train for a twelve-round bout and that he refused to fight over the longer distance.Roth fAghtera fought very carefully in the opening round with the result that there were very few blows struck.Corrigan forced tle fighting in the second and had Mitchell dancing around the ring.However, he followed him about and \u2018anded severnl straight left jabs to the face.Mitchell evened matters in the third round and got in three hard blows to the stomach while keeping Corrigan away with tn long left hand.There was no fighting done in the fifth stanza, both fighters looking for an opening to send over a haymaker.The real fighting started in the Afth round.Corrigan started of strongly and hasd Mitchell guessing by sending over a couple of straight lefts to the head.Mitchell rallied near the hell and Ianded four punches to the face without a return.Corrigan had an edga in tha sixth stanza and alternated his attack tn the head and body.Mitchell played \u201cthe hody in the eighth round - crave ts he able to land at con \u201curhth and oh oven.Both boys were fighting hard at the bell and were given a good hand by the crowd.The judges disagreed as to the winner and the referees awarded the The decision was an unpopular one and was grested bout to Mitchellwith jeers by the crowd.The semi-final between Joe Willame and Kid Gagnon over the ten- round route was a good fight Willlama had the better of the third, fourth and seventh rounds, while the afth went to Gag- \u2018The remaining rounds were Williams was much too clever for Gagnon when it vame to boxing throughout.ton.even.and his dodging and his opponent\u2019; hear going through the ropes on a couple of occasions.The decision given in favor of Williams by ludges was à popular one, welghis acnou 1.deste TN.bo Jumbo, Tidl The bout between Young Me- Mumbo Lancelot sar old ung Naughton of Quehec and Kid Nomis alse ran.Cadorette, of Manchester, N.H.end- Fourth race.claiming.three- ed in the second round.the local lad terumpling up his opponent with a letl to the solar plexus after one minute and fourteen seconds had »lapsed in the opening round.Me- Naughton weighed in at 113% and Cadorette hit the scales at 1111.Young Kid the opening bout finishing punch.125 and Demers 123.The houts were the frst staged of the Sporting and Athletic Commission of Quebec.The judges were Memnrs.Omer Pare of this city and Patrick FE.Moran of under the control the Buston floxing Commission whlie the referees of the evening was Mr.Emile Letourneau.The five seats at the ringside.Sporting Notes.Q.8.A.C.Junior Football the Exhibition Grounds.BASEBALL FANS ARRESTED Sydney, N.£.August 7\u2014John Me- Innis and John Devereaux.two hanehail fans, have heen arrested.charged with assaulting Umpire Clifdon Routledge of the City League.Routledge charges they ' disagreed with him on hia decisions and beat him up after the game.\u2014 CHARLIE WHITE KNOOKED OUT BOBBIE BARRETT, 7\u2014Charlie White.Chicago lizhtweighe, tonighe of Philadelphia in the third round of the New York, August knocked out Robbie Barrett thelr fitteen-round match New York Velodrome._\u2014 GAME WAS POSTPONED, (Ry Canadinn Press.) Montreal, August T\u2014The Eastern Canada Raseball League game between Three Rivers and Mantres here thin afternoon was postpone, on account of wet grounds, RAIN CAUSED POSTPONEMENT | Three Rivers.ue, Aux.3\u2014Tiye League Eastern Canada Baeehal) rame between Ottawa and Cap Ma deleine was pestponed hrre today on tenth rounds while the ninth war account of rain.on the lon, woods out nn times when th EVEREADY 3 SPOTLIGHT WL Resge noon-day the drug or s Eveready CANADIAN NATIONAL Montreal WHEN the mantle of night descends and blots the tops of buil stretches of road, water an the country, © many ¢ Eveready tlight, with its 100-foot range, will provide the \u201ceum of light that illuminates with objects you want to see.Get your Spotlight at any electrical, Ttin Foods store.Always use Jashilg, t batteries for brightest rlights and longest life.Toronto FLASHLIGHTS & BATTERIES ngs in the cities, there a the brilliance of hardware, CARBON CO., LIMITED Winnipeg es had Gagnon the The d were Williams Duquet knocked out Kid Demers in the second round of on the program.Duquet weoredt two knockdowns in the second before he sent over the Duquet weighed Loxing Commissioners were also in attendance occupylnig will play Tigers in a league match at The kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 o'clock with Mr.Boulton in charge of the whistle re ! with blows, FLYING FROG WON STEEPLECHASE With Fair Mac Second At Hamilton Yesterday\u2014Fair Prices Paid Hamilton, Ont., August 7\u2014Rac- ing results at Hamilton today were: First race, claiming.two-year- olds, $3 furlonze\u2014Mabe!l K\u2026 93, Walls, $20.20, $9.25.$6.30, won: Rosie H.38, H.Walls.$6.55, $3.20, second; Racket, 105, Rowan, $730, third.Time, 1:16.MacReth, Van Patrick, Old Top and Patchwork also ran.Second race, steeplechase.handicap, four-year-olds and up, two miles\u2014Fiying Prog.143.MoAfes, $7.08, $3.40, $2.65, won; Fair Mac, 143.Kleoger, $3.26, $2.30, second; Courteous, 136, [reland.$3.30, third.Time, 4:24%.St.Paul and Gay Kap also ran.Third race, claiming.three-year- olds and up, six furlongs\u2014Rolo.101, Ambrose.$13.15, $5.90, $4.40, won: Marimba, 96, Petsholdt.$4.75, $3.90, mecond: Hengales, 106, Walince, $12.66, third.Time, 1:16 3-5.year-olds and up, mile and seventy rds\u2014May Roberts.109.Weiner, 849.30, $14.40, $6.50, won: Attorney, 106.Smallwood.$3.04, $3.10, mec- ond: lady Zeus.96.Brown, $4.25, third.Time 1.Explosive, Pentlope.Cavaleadour If; Azrael and Edith [oane also ran.Fifth race, handicap.purse $4.- 000.three-year-olds and up.mile and seventy yvards\u2014Push Pin, 102, Weiner, $7.80, $3.40, $3.90, won: King's Court, 98, Walls.$6.05, $4.10, second; Witchflower.106, Erickson $3.90, third.Time, 1:45 1-5.Rex Galety, James O'Hara, El Jasmalr.Keitic, Procion also ran.Kixth race, purse 51,500, three- year-olds and up, mile and a six- ternth\u2014RBullet Proof.108, Erickson 320.10, 37.$31.75, won: Cote 4°Or, 108.Walls.$3.45, $2.80, second: Rubidium.109, Stearns.$3.16, third.Time, 1:52.Lunetta.By Jiminy | Also ran, | \u201c Seventh race.claiming, purse $1.200, three-year-olds and up, mile and à qaurter on the turf \u2014 War Mask, 115.Rurke, $7.30, $3.96.33.20, won: Leta.92.Owens, $3.90, $3.second: Doctor Jim.108, Schwartz.$3.84.third.Time, 2:15.Grayaslan, Kentish Boy, Dandy.Woodbine also ran.WHITE KNOCKED Chicago Lightweight Sent Over Right To Heart In Third Round New York.Aux.T\u2014Charlie White, Chicago lightweight, to-night knocked out 1 .hbie Rarrett of Phiindel- ! phia In the third round of their 15 round match in New York Velodrome, A Uff right over the heart ment l[ Barrett to the canvas.He sprawled \u201c| on his face trying vainly to rise and; after heing counted out, wan lifted | tn hix corner where he sat In tears.af the round had passed when the referee finished counting over the - Philadeiphian.In the firat round Marrett had taken the offenaive, He neeled n seal from White's none, which hled profusedy.| Marrett was a bit wild and White nttacked hin body, weak- i ering him.They clinched frequent- Jy.Parre:t took the lead in the second round and held his own, though White Again sent hard puncher to his hody.In the third Barrett rushed in swinging a right.He missed and wan caught with the full impact of the Chicagoan's right.' The defeated boxer gave the appear., ance of a diamond in the rough.He Two minutex and fifty seven seconds | LAWN BOWLING COMPETITIONS Doubles And Rink Will Be Played This Evening And Tomorrow \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018This evening there will be two competitions on the Quebec lawn Bowling Club green, one of Doubles for Sliver Spoons.when 16 ends wiil be played by the following: W.J.Mullls.R.W.Morton T.J.Delany.J.Shields \u2018The other will be Rink Com- Petition of 21 ends between H.G.Perry, skip, and A.Rawland, skip.Tomorrow (Wednesday) the following zames will be played: Silver Spoon Doubdies.E.E.B.Rattray.Romeo Langlais H.L.Seifert.Peter Dale Rink Competition.A.W.Colley.W.J, Darlington 18kip) (Skip) BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE.Pittaburgh Beat Philadelphia.Philadelphia.August 7\u2014Pitts- burgh won a slugging match from Philadelphia today In the first game of the series, seventeen to ten.Score: R.H.E.Pittsburgh .211800040\u201417 23 3 Philadelpa .223300020\u201410 15 © Batteries: Cooper, Carison, Glazner and Schmidt; Welnert, Singleton, Hubbell and Henline.Eighth Inning Rally.Boston, August 7\u20148ix runs in the eighth gave Boston a § to 8 victory over St.Louis today and prevented St.Louis from taking the League leadership.Powell and Fournier made home runs.Score: R.H.E.St.Louis .020003012\u2014 & 18 2 Boston .00101016x\u2014 #8 $ 3 Batteries: Haines, Barfoot, Sherdel and Ainsmith; Clemons, Watson, McNamara, Oeschger and O'Nelll, Other games were postponed on account of rain.AMERICAN LEAGUE.Yankees Won in Ninth.Detroit.August 7\u2014Ruth's double and fSchang's single In the ninth, save New York a 4 to 3 victory over Detroit today.Bcore: R.H.BE.New York -060300001\u2014 4 11 1 Detroit .-:300600000\u2014 3 5 3 Batteries: 8.Jones and Schang: Pelletier and Bassler.Easy for Chicago.Chicago, August 7\u2014Chicago recovered from its batting slump and today pounded out 17 hits off four Philadelphia pitchers, defeating the visitors 13 to §.Geers: RHE Philadelphia .001021010\u2014 § 16 1 Chicago .01600104x\u201413 17 @ Batteries: Rommel, Sullivan, Ketchum.Yarrison and Perkins, Brugxy: Leverette and Yaryan.Browns Swamped Washington, St.Louis.August 7\u20148t.Louis swamped Washington today 16 to 1, for the locals\u2019 Afth straight victory.Bcore: R He Collina.Two Straight for Indiana, Cleveland, .August 7-\u2014Cleveland made it two straight from Boston today when it won 7 to 1: the game was called at the end of the seventn INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.Ortoles Neat Newark.Newark.August 7\u2014Jack Dunn's Orioles made it Ave out of aix in the series with the Hears by taking to- | forced the struggle am Jong as it Fineied.While cautiously avoided the reputed dangerous right hand of his adversary and when his op- nortunky to end the contest came, he was quick to take it.In the mers final to the Whitefiarrett bout.Pal Monre of Memphis, and Jack Wolfe of Cleveland, fought twelve Mvely rounds to a draw.The crawd did not like Moore's jumping tactice and hooed .the decision.Charley McKenna of New York, former amateur heavyweight champion.made his professional debit by giving a hoxing les- aon to Tim Kelly of Brooklyn.McKenna covered Kelly\u2019?body closing one eye.and cut à garh over the other one.He war given the derision at the end of TOUNG MONTREAL GIVEN DECISION.Wannsncket, R.1.Aug.7-\u2014Young Montreal, rovidence, bantam weight, was given the judges\u2019 decision over trish Johnny Curtin of Jersy City in a ten round bout here tonight.received by the majority of present.HANDSTIAKING DOOMED.(By Canadian Press.) Pitshurgh, Aug.T-\u2014Handshaking Is doomed, according to a group of local doctors, members of the Allestheny County Medical Boclety.p They declare that the custom spreads germe and wrecks nervous systema.The Hottentot custom of nose rubbing is more sanitary, these doctors declare, and even the prace fane had beaten Toronto 6 to 4 In the rubbed it in this afternoon.shutting the Leafs out 3 to 0.pitched brilliantly, holding the leafs to two singles and not permitting a Toronto runner to reach second base.Jones of Toronto was injured In a collision with Rafferty of Buftalo at second base, their six round hout.4 an off the field.Score: RHE Jack Worman of England an M.E.fEnmmy Green of the Bronx, fought | Buffalo .020000010-\u2014 3 9 0 a four round draw.Toronto .000000000\u2014 0 2 3 Batteries: Lewellyn and Urban; Baumgartner and Fisher.CAPABLANCA STILE The decision was not well | - cesafil over Anoako Rorowaky.Rus- England, and Alechine.Russia, and Slovakia were drawn, day's game by the score of six to tour.Score: RAE Baltimore .211000020-\u2014 6 19 0 Newark .000003010\u2014 ¢ 8 3 Ratteries: Frank and McAvoy; Knelsch and Devine.Rufao Bianked Toromto.Toronto, August 7-\u2014After Buffato morning game today, the Bisons Jewellyn Me was carried Only games scheduled, WINNING IN TOURNEY London, August 7\u2014In the international chess tournament today Jose R.Capablanca.the champion, defeated M.Rogoljubow Russia: Tartakover, Russia.won from Marotti.ftaly; Atkina England, defeated Rubinstein.Russia: Vidmar.Jugo-Blavia, won from Yates, England; Marooë!.Hungary, was suc.Ain, and Watron, Adstralia.defeated Morrison, Canada.The games hetween Wahituch, Euwe.Holland and Retl.Csecho- Tn 1397 Rumia ha exclusive of tice of kiraing fe not so harmful.Finland, 738,187 villages and towns.Washington .600A16000\u2014 1 8 7 m.Louls .-00002950x\u201416 19 1 Ratterien: | Mogridge.Erickson .and Picinich, Torres; Wright and when it became dark.Score: R.HB Roston .0000000\u2014 0 7 +» Cleveland .0031201\u2014 7 9 3! Batteries: Ferguson.Fullerton.Plerev and Walters: Uhle and O'Neill, RACING BEGAN AT - NORTH RANDALL Peter The Brewer Won The Press Trot, Feature Event Of Day North Randall, Ohlo, August T\u2014 Nat.Ray of Cleveland, formerly of Teronto, had a field day at the opening of the second grand cirouil Facing meet here today winning two of the three events decided, one of his mount, Peter the Brewer, owned by Ed.Stout, Pontlas, Mich., capturing the Prees trot with a value of $5.000 the feature of the card.Ray also drove Robert Direct, ihe favorite to victory in the first divis- ton of the 2.14 pace.Just as the horses were scoring for the first heat of the 3.04 pace.& terrific ætorm made further rac- (ne Impossible.The events left undecided will de raced off tomorrow if the track 1s in condition.Summary: \u2014 2:14 Clams Pacing.Purse $1,900.(Firat Division.) Robert Direct, ch.g.(Ray) Pagan, bg.(Palin) .The Sherwood, ch.g., (Mur phy) .seserrrens Lady Todd.b.m.(Erskine George Patenter, bre (King) 0000000000 4 Jim Alfring and Platinum siarted.Time: 2:07 1-4; 2:08 1-4: 2:10.2:14 Clase Pacing, Purse $1,900, (2nd.Division.) Buddy Mae., hg, (Wiokersham) .B.M.P., br.g.(Valentine) Jolly Girl, b.m.(Mellow) Ends Forbes, b.m.(Beebe) Volen Belle b.m.(Nickols) 4 Maximum W., Tarkspur and Rull Cochaeto also started.Time: 2.08 1-4; 2.08 1-3; 2, 10 1.ra \u201ceo We \u201ca we 1 : 4 3 150 Peter the Brewer, b.c.(Ray Baron Worthy, b.c.(Lewis) Eleanor Guy b4.(Loomis) Tolus Boy, blkh.(Britenfield) .PPS Laurida, d.m.(M.Fleming David Axworthy, Peter Pluto and Teddy Jay also started, Time: 2.06 1-4; 2.10 1-2; 2.08 1.4.A WILLS-DEMPSEY BOUT IN OCTOBER Challengers Manager Says Bout Will Take Place In New York 0 We Harry Wills and Jack Dempsey will meet for the world's title in New York about the beginning of October.This was the conviction expressed by Paddy Muiline last evening after the negro challenger for the heavyweight title had gone through his #ix rounds with Ray Smith at the Arena.Asked aa to how he figured the bout would result, Mr.Mullins said that if Dempsey did not knock Wills out right away, he would never knock him out at all, and tha: his only chance lay in slipping over !m lucky punch.He added that one day lest year, when Dempsey was showing out on the Pacific Coast in exhibition boute, he waited eight hours one day to try and get Dempsey to let Wills enter the ring with him for a aparring exhibition, but that the title holder had not con- and had side-stepped ; mented to this, the issue.FUEL ADV!SORS ARE NOW IN WASHINGTON Canadians Looking Into Question Of Coal Imports From America (By Canadian Prem) Ottawa, Ont., Aug.T\u2014The Canadian members of the Central Fuel Advisory Committee with the exception of the Minister of Rallway, are now in Washington.The members of the Committee who have gone to the American capital ars C.A, Magrath, of Ottawa, and Fred, MoCourt, of Montreal.They were accompanied by Mr.M, Mahoney, Canadian Agent st Washington who came up to Ottawa for a conference on the coal situation last week.While in Washington the members of the Committee are looking into the question of coal imports into Canada from the American fields.OLYMPIC WIIÆ ONLY JOSE ONE ROUND TRIP (Ry Canadian Press.) New Tork, Aug.7\u2014Cable advices received by the White Star Line state that repairs to the Olympic, In whose sternpost a fracture was found when the ship was docked last week at Bouthampton for her summer overhaul.have been modified as to take less time than was et Arst anticipated, and that the ship will be ready to return to service with her regular scheduled salling from Southampton for New York on Aug.23.The Olympic will only loss one round voyage instead of two, as had been stated.\u201cThe modern woman arranges her veil like an Arab.\u201d mays a fashion story, And her husband le as thirsty as & camel.The Oriental wa, as \u2018twere.\u2014fichenectady Ca- tte.ANOTHER VICTORY FOR LEE ENFIELD Captured The Fourth Race At Delormier Park Yesterday \u2014Fair Prices \u2014 Montreal, August T\u2014Resukts at Delortmier Park .to-day were as fotiows: : Firat race, purse $500, for three.year-olds, five furlongs \u2014 Kelly's Queen, Fallon, 36.$3.95, $3.15, won; Drifting, Sandstrom, $12.38, $6.05, second; Flying Beauty, Ryan.$5.40, third.Time, 1.08, Muzsey, Tag Day, Captain Bob, The Wag.Panjandrum aleo ran.Second race, purse $500, for 3.yearolds and up, five furtonge\u2014L Gentry, Hinphy, $6.45, $3.65.$3.00, won; Kayman, Boyle, $6.85, $3 second; No Trumps, Cuwilins $3.85, third.Time, 1.08 45.N ck London, Smiling Through, Polygam'st, Tom Norris, Frenchy and Itedland also ran.Third race, purse $500, 3-year olde and up, five furiongs\u2014Port.Hght, Chappell, $11.90, $5.75, $2.85, won; Charlea A.Byrne, Hall, $8.58, $3.20, second: Mack Garner, Hinphy, $2.45, third.Time, 1.06, Douglas Fairbanka, Good Enough, Pokey B., Swrkader, Propogonda also ran.Fourth race, purse $600, for 3- year-olds and up, six and a halt furtonge\u2014Lee-Enfieid, 113.Boyle, $0.05, $4.25, $3.10, won: BaHot Car, 109, Hinphy, $3.30, $2.75, second : Ras, 104, White, $3.20, third.Time, 1.27.Chetia, Sheba, Hopeful, Duke Ruff also ran.Fifth race, purse $800, 3-yearolés and up.ex and a half furlongs \u2014Jako Schas, 115, Hmphy, $4.40, $3.25, $2.40, won; George W., 114, Ryan, $6.35, $3.78, second: Chow, 114, Hunt, $2.80, third.T:.me, 32 2-5.Mamona IL, Al, Joe =.Lady Tone, Sir Galahad II.also tan.Sixth race, purse $500, 3-yearors and up, aix and a half furlongs ~\u2014The Portuguese, 111, Boganowski, $8.35, $5, $3, won: Toxaînn March, 110, Doyle, $10.35, $4.50, second; Riack Naby, 115, Hinphy, $2.60, third.Time, 1.27 2-5, Seventh race.purse $800, 3.year-oMa and up, mile and a six.teenth\u2014The Desert, 98, Groan $22.10, $9.05, $4.50, won; The Ciackmender, 100, Sandstrom, $7.60, $3.90, second; Hemlock, 111, Boyle, $3.05, third.Time, 1.57.Dairyman, Cockroach, Shcha, Sal George, Richard V.also ran.At a town in Alabama the hank Installed a new safe, and the man In charge had employed a local darky to help him.The massive and fine.ty polished parts of the vault were wrapped in burlap to prevent scarring.and after uncraung the darky asked: \u201cMistuh Gawge, kin I have thet theh cawpet stuff?\u201d \u201cWhy, ves,\" anevwered the boss, and then he asked: \u201cWhat for?\" oe \u201cWell, suh, Mistah Gawge, that theh am jus\u2019 what I bin huntin\u2019 fuh clothes.\u201d SWORD FISHING FLEET.Loulsburg, N8., Aug.7\u2014There will be over one hundred sail In the this year, and it is expected that the catch will be far in excess of the weeks.Leth TOT Jara Lune.SL row te pi, 30.ns su agi: 8: ns - is FE Ent fera RAR {, vire Frireriett Nal, va = se ne Shit JAI ALL AL AL AE AE dl the Louisburg sword fishing fleet: | Forgan\u2019s Golf Clubs, 8t.Andrew\u2019s Golf Co.Clubs, Silver King & Why Not, Balls, Washable Knickers, Shoes, Bags, Suits, Hose, Hats, etc.Everything for Golf & Tennis \u2018 (haries a Rondeau 6 Fabrique St.P Davwin & 8t.Peter's Rackets,, Slazenger\u2019s Tennis Presses, Balls, Grips, Covers, Gut Preserver, Flannel Pants, Blazers, etc.auglxss EDUCATIONAL Deanery, Queber Cityms [ Rothesay Collegiate School, REV.W.R.HIBBARD, M.A., DCL, Residential Sohoo! for Boys Heakhy and beautiful e:tuati Preparation for the Universities, R.M.C.and for busi- Excellent gymnasium and facilities for games.Care- N.Bness life.ful supervision.Fees moderates.the School, or until August 15th to \u2014 | Rothesay, N.B.HEADMASTER.n, nine miles from St.John, For prospectus, etc., apply to the Head Master, The aug, 3x11 to make me some wintah undah, have accordingly millon pounds shipped from Cape, thusias has his pleture Breton ta the United Btatea last nen- | knickerbockers this wife feels like The season commences the hanging it in the kitchen to amuse last of July and lasts about five herseif while she tries tn keep the | he wan a little = \\_10 COARETTES \\ CLOUDBURST AND WINDSTORMS FOLLOW RAIN Considerable Damage Caused To Fruit Farms In Niagara District &.Catharines, Ont., Aug.T \u2014 A welcome rain early this morning was followed by a series of cloudbursts and windstorms which caused considerable damage to fruft farms in the Niagara district.Many orchards are strewn with immature fruit and fruit laden branches.Some barns were unroofed, numerous fences blown over and fields of corn levelled and vegetable gardens put under water, while heavy losses will tall upon individual growers.It ie not believed that the morm will have any perceptible result on the general crop to be marketed.IRREGULARS SEIZED WIRELESS STATION Marconi Obliged To Make]: Temporary Substitute At Ongar, Essex Montre Aus.7\u2014The Marconi wireless egraph Co.of Canada makes the following announcement from its head office in thie city to- \u201cThe seizure of the wireless station at Clifden, Ireland, by Irregular forces has rendered it necessary te find terminal facilities elsewhere for the Company's Transatlantic service, and Marconi's wireless Telegraph Co.Ltd, of London, England, arranged for a station at Ongar, in the County of Essex, to function as a temporary substitute\u201d.The company adds that while present conditions prevail, traffic wiil be accepted subject to delay.We imagine that when a golf en- taken in dinner warm.\u2014Toledo Blade.SG nda nh LEYPOUTINI EN He phan ve t REIN SRRE EEE The UNIVERSITY OF BISHOP'S COLLEGE 1843\u2014Royal Charter 1 258 Toanoxville, Qua., Canada.The only College in Canada following the Oxford and Cam- bridge plan of During The Hot Weather ensure yourself comfort by using \u201cBON AMP\u201d OIL STOVE Saves Fuel.No Waste.No Odor.No Worry.As easy to cook with as a gas range, and has a clean, powerful flame.Mechanics Supply Co.Limited 50-v6 ST.PAUL ST.Phone 651 Quebec.P.Q.\u2014 Dine ume MANHATTAN 120 ST.JOHN ST.(near Bell Telephone) Try our five-course Business Men's Lunch 50c daily from 11 a.m.to 3 p.m.Also Our SPECIAL DINNER from § p.m.to 8 p.m.Excellent Cuisine and Service Choice nf Wines end Beer served at meals POST CARDS ; Pust Card Views of Quebec and \\ieinity, Ste.Anne de Heaupre, Saguenay ftiver.etc.Big assortment at FIVE FOR FIVE CENTS mite tieart of Things rE HISTORICAL: POST CARDS Ses our series of Historical Post Cards, showing all 1he Old and Phone 3918 New Gates of Quebec.; The most centrally situated, ali Price 10 Cents Per Seriesse ST.JOMN STREET Lovo à ny modern conveniences FUM clat®: Fanorama Post Cards, cuisine and service.We bake our Comic Post Carde, Etenp ap wo age.Open from 6 a.m.to 1 a.m.\u2018 LL 247 ST.JOHN ST.Only a few minutes to auto gare Beer and Wine served at meals FICTION | Maria Chapdelaine by : translated by Blake.| Doors of The Night, by Frank L \"Packard.(The Return of Alfred.by author of ! Patricia Brent Spinster.My Discovery of England.by Ste.| phen Leacock.: All the latest Books and Reprints.Charlevoix Hotel ST.TRENEE-LES-BAINS, On the shores of the St.Lawrence.All the pleasure of the sea and mountains.Near La Malbaie.Regular railroad and boal services.Hemon, ; JUST RECEIVED, !Leach's Fancy Dress Book cram- Open from June Z0th to med with enchanting.simple and ' September 20th.Address: original ideas.Squeeze the juice of two lemons | AUCLERE & GEORGE, Leach\u2019s Fancy Dress For Children.[into a hottle containing three cha ar ironed PQ ounces of Orchard White, which | rlevol Be V any drug store will supply for a i P.J.E oY few cents, shake well, and you have | junet7xsat.tu-tt ; 141 St.John Street.a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lemon bleach.Massage INS CAUSE GREAT burhes or on the banks of streams, LOSS OF BIRD LIFE VE ther the nests have been washed {away by the torrents and floods or (By Canadian Press.) i the young hirds have been drowned Boston, August 7-The long and ! in their nesta heavy rains in New England this, In Eastern Maine, year have resulted in great loss of | setts, Rhode Island and bird lite, according to State Orni-|cut there has beep thologist Edward H.Forbush.H|tion of red says that in places in Maine at least two wheelbarrow loads of dead 'sparrows.tn we ce gm mene winged from angle long chimneys.are already flocking for to the ground the insects on which | is unususily early.these birde feed.causing the birds 10 starve to death, These birds catch their prey on the wing and cannot subsist otherwise.Most nf the loss of life wan among the birds which nest on the whom he had ushered world twenty years agn.Massachu- Connectigreat destruc.Liackbird=, wrens, swamp aparrow and song some birds which never chimney swallows have been taken |raise more than one brood a year: their re This m» due to rains which drove jturm trip te the South, though this AN EARLY START.A doctor lately married a girl into the Rea! love ground or make their nests in low lat firey sight.\u2014London Opinion.) i + t Aspirin UNLESS you see the name \u201cBayer\u201d on tablets, you are not getting Aspirin at all Accept only an \u201cunbroken package\u201d of \u201cBayer Tablets of Aspirin,\u201d which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proved safe \u2018by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbagd Pain, Pain Mandy \u201cBayer\u201d bozes of 12 tablets\u2014Also bottles of 24 and 100\u2014Druggists.Aspiris {9 the treads mark Crest red In Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Jeno.Le AR IG SE ED vi VAI va amped With (Noir general trade mark.the VBeyer Cram The New World Cafe Next to Holt Renfrewe=81 Busde Etren-Qu ext to e ebee.Special Business Men's Lunch aair.Excellent culsine and perfest service.Table ¢'Nete Dinner on Sunday for .,.I Get Up Feeli Like a Boy E roy Morning, Thanks to TANLAC which has freed me of ach and dyspepsia, | s Walter Brodeur, 1472 City Hall Ave, Montreal.Acid Stem ach, a choking sensation, gastritis, nervousness, headaches and other distressing f are ron ended By 4 e Get it today at any good drug store.WITHOUT SLUMS Twenty Two Of The Worst: Areas Are To Be Wiped ; Out \u2014 Landon, July 19.\u2014By Mail)\u2014 Twenty two ol the worst slum areas In fondun ure to be wiped out by the London County Councll.The wurk Is to he wpread over the nex: ten or 12 years and the government will assist In 16 \u201cWhen the scheme, which involves nothing less than the clearance of all the slum areas In London.is completed,\u201d says Colonel Levit, chairman of ihe Housing Committee, \u201cit will have entailed the dis- !placement of some 45,000 peopl>, and an expenditure of many mil- Hons of pounds.The main idea is ito make London a slumless city.\u201cBuch work cannot, of course be done on à atrictiy economie basis but London will benefit greatly by the Intensive campaign it is intended to pursue.for heiter housing all round will mean hetter health and therefore a hanpler people.\u201d GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH THE SKIN this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face.neck.arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty and whiteness of your skin.Famous stage benuties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white complexion, alsn as a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach hecause KR doesn't: irritate, GERMANY HAS TO RETURN LIVESTOCK Gold Payments Not The Only! | Worry In Meeting Demands Of Entente 1 i i flerlin, July 19.\u2014(Ry Mail)\u2014 ; Gold payments are not Germany's Î only worries in meeting the demands of the Entente, Official reports indicate that rhe has had to diegorge liberally from her livestock assets.These deliveries are in compensation !for requisitions made hy the Ger- ! mans during the war.More than a half million head of livertock, besides poultry numbering nearly a quarter milion, were delivered to the Entente by Germany up to July 2 of this year, the) government announced In reply Lo: en interpellation by the MNavarian People\u2019s party.There then remained 25).212 head of livestock still to be handed over, The deliveriea thus far made ine cluded 143.538 horses, 175,608 cattle, 209,281 sheep.21.441 goats, and 700 head of poultry.Those yet tn he made coane'se 8LTi2 horse, 92.100 catile, and 77.400 whecp.Deliveries of livestock to Italy from Bouth Germany are expected ta be made early in September, while shipments te Serbia probably will take place moon.Ten thousand cattle and 4.000 sheep are to be sont to Italy.\u2018The Rerhian consignment will consiet of nf 57,000 sheep.GRAIN CAPACITY.Fort William, Ont,, Aug.7.\u2014With the completion of the new elevator construction, at present under way, the grain storage capacity at the head of the lakes will exceed that at any other part of the world, with a storage capacity of over $8,000,000 bushels, For.many years this honor han heen held by either Chicago, ot Minneapolis and 8t.Paul.Rtorage capacity of the 33 elevators at Fort Willlam-Port Arthur is 58.293.000 bushels.BUT WRY LOOK BACK.Bo.Portland sage says In looking back over the trail most Cellows will find shey estopped to rest at Lhe wrong places.Fine floor, good music, for the dancing at the Kent House | Take KH from Farmer Hill Mr.R.A.Lamarre, of Montreal, la à guest at the Chateau Mr.J.Thos.Mel .of Tovento, \u2018s staying at the Chateau.Mr.J.R.Hauseman of Chicoutlmi, is registered at the Chateau.Mr.E.A.Hethrington, of Toronto vilstered at the Chateau yesterday.Mr.and Mrs.R.A Perkins, of l3oston, are spending a few days in | completely joe acid stom- Mr.H.M.Holland is In the city from Turonto, registered at the Chateau.Mr.F.W.Bulllvan, of Montreal, is among the guesis siaying at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.F.K.Dyer are in lown from Philadelphia, guests at the Chateau.Mu.W.& Glllam and party are in town from Hartford, Ct.swaying «t the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Hunter, of Hamilton, Ont, are in town guests at the Chateau.Mr.J.!.de la Durantaye has re- urned to Ottawa after spending tha week-end In town.Mr.and Mrs.8.C.Van Duser., of New York, are in the city, stuy- ing at the Chateau.Miss Simone Hudon has left for Prince Albert, Sask., on a visit to her aister, Mrs.Alph.Fortin.Mr.(eo.lL.Forsyth arrived Ir town yesterday from Hamilton, Ontand registered at Lhe Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.J.E.A.Cloutier have left on a motor trip to Old Orchard Beach, Boston and New | York.Mr.and Mrs.Miss Edith M.Parker, of New Yurk are In town, registered at the Chateau, Mr.and Mrs.T.8.McBain and family have returned to Montreal after a shore visit to this city and Valcartier.Aldermen Dr.V.Martin and J.Alæsage have left for Winnipeg tu attend (he Convention of Canadian: Municipalities.Mrs.Adolphe Routhler has returned from Chandler where she was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.J.EB.A.Dubuc.Mrs.J.O.Dutort, of Sherbrooke, is spending some time in town, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Jos.P.Roy, Aberdeen street.Miss Ethel Chadwick and Miss Pauline LeMoine.of Ottawa, are In town the guests of His Honor the Lieut.-Governor and lady Fltzpacrick.Hon.I.A.Taschereau.Hon.Antonin Galipeault and Hon.P.J.Paradis are expected to return io town this morning from a fishing trip to Causapascal.Tady Twining and her niece, Miss Gwynne Abbott, are sailing for Enxland August 11th, on the Montrose.Minar Abbott will apend the winter in london.Mr.and Mrs.C.B.Page.of Longueuil.PQ.accompanied hy two of thelr sons, Masters Reginald and Roy Edward, are visiting the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.8.Burford.Mr.Alan Sullivan, the well-known Canadian writer, has left London tn Join his wife and family ae Lake Como, for à short visit.During a recent visit to Rome, Mr.Sullivan and two daughters were granted an audience with the Pope.Dr.Arthur G.Doughty, Dominion archivist, accompanied by Mr.Gustave Lanctot and aiso by Professor Bkelton, of Toronto, will leave the middle of this month to sail for Rio de Janeiro.Brasil, South America, where they will attend an international educational conference.After attending the Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace on the 21st.July the High Commissioner tor Canada was present that even- Ing at a dinner given by Sir Charles Russell at Claridge Hotel, 10 meet the Lord Chancellor, when ather Canadian guests included, Mr.Justics Master, Mr.Justice Rose, Mr, Justice Ferguson.Mr.E.|.Newcombe, Mr, W.N.Tilley, Mr.R.®.Bennett.Mr.J.Bain, K.C.: Mr.8.Camey Wood, K.C.: Major Moes and Mr.Everett Bristol.Canadians whq knew of the seit: denying war work carried on an cheertully and for ao long in Paris by Mrs.Beckles Wilton will learn with regret of her tragic death from heart failure last week In the Parish Church at Mitcham, England.Mrs.Beckles Wilson worked at the canteen for British moldiem in the Place Vendome, and by her unfat?- Ing good humor and sympathy shown to the soldiers: and fellow workers, the endeared herself to al} who had the privilege of meeting her.\u2014\u2014 WOODCHTUCKS SNEEZED THEMSELVES TO DEATH.Haverhill, Mass, August 7\u2014 Evans, you've got to have pep, and if yoy can't get \u2018em one Way you can an- \u201cher, And believe # or not, mys Bill, he got eight woodchucks with pep.The chucks were raising particular Cain on Bill's farm out on the Whitier Road, and they were canny woodchucks ton-\u2014eusceptible neither to traps nor choice of dead- ty polson\u2014and N11 was at hie wits en\u2014for a time, Then he conceived an ides and trekk:d for the pepper pot.Liberally Farmer Bill peppered the Immediante vicinity of the entrance to each woodchuck hole he could find.lKtesuk-\u2014eight woodchucks lying outside their homes next morning with their necks broken.They had sneesed themselvea to death, according to Farmer Bill Take it or leave it, betteve it or not, but the holes are thers to prove the story, CANADA'S PRODUCTION OF GOLD SINCE ise.Ottawa, Ont.Aug.?\u2014Canada's production of gold since 1363 up to the middie of 1923 has reached a grand total of approximately $448.617,107.The sliver output of the Dominion during the same perlod amounted to $365,293.686, while the value of copper produced up to the present time has reached approximately §370,889,237.The output of nekel, amounts to $173,478,402, while $84,000,000 in lead and $320.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLER.F.Parker and! Chronicle Files -100 Years Ago The Quebec Gauvte, Provincial Secretary's Oftice, Quebec, Sth.Aug.1813.His Excellency the Guvernor-in- Chief has been pleased to make the following appointments, vis: Cunrad Derick, Esquire, Commissioner for the Summary Trial of cer.win Small Causes in the Parish of 8alnt Thomas in the County of Bedford in the District of Montreal Micah Townsend, Esquire, do.do.In the Parish of Bu Cieurge in do du.touth American Trade.A pamphlet has lately made its appearance in England to which the attention of the Hritleh public is strongly urged, setting forth the im- poriance of securing the trade with the new republics of South America.It sates their population to be fifteen millions, including one mlll:ore ut Indians, mixed spec of population might vonsume (1 sterling each, of Brush imports annually.This calculation is based upon the alleged fact tha: & proportionale demand actually occurs in the Brasilian territory.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Bowgsgling.Two Cusioma Officers went down Lo Ste.Flavie yesterday morning te seize a eargo of whiskey.The bird had flown, however, previous to their arrival.The Captain arriving up reported this vessel to the Customs and the officers left for Ste.Flavie thinking Lo seize the cargo.On arriving, however, nothing was to be seen.The cargo is thought to he safely landed at Rimouski or other places down the river.The Flectric Cars.The Quebec District Electric Company had thirteen cars runnung last night and the number of passengers carried was up to their >x- nectations.Twelve cars will be put en this morning.Eight care is ali that have been running up to yesterday.A car will] make à tra trip up Crown Street to Bt.John street this morning, and if everything works satisfactory the serv.ce will be continued St.John street by way of Glacis Street.Fortunate Mining Company.The sharcholders nf the Montreal.London Gold and Silver Develop ment Company will be pleased to hear that another huge strike has been reported on the Monarch Mins in the Lake of the Woods district, Ontario, in which the company has a large interest.Assays made In Rat Portage from eamples not showing any tres gold gave averages of $9.per ton.The vein from which these samples came has been traced for nearly a quarter of a mile across the four claims which constitute the Monarch group, and which contain 800 acres.YOU'LL GET RID OF BLACKHEADS SURE There is one simple, thet never faila to thet je 12 dissolve o e do a get two ounce! perd ler from any Jrog ore Spf 2 e on , we \u2014rub over Blackheads brivkly\u2014wash the.re nd rads safe and sere way Ford of Wacheide pos will be surprised how the ve disappeared.Nig bisckheads, dittle blackheads, no matter where they are, vimply dissolve and disappear, the leavin, saris without any mark whatever, Frache heads are o\u2018mply s mixture of dust and dirt and secretions from the bedy that form in the pores of the skin.Pinching and squecsing pur casse ireitation, make large pores, an get the blac ls out after they become bard, The Eeronine powder and the water simply i re the blackheads hey wash right out, leavingthe pores free and clean and in their natural condition, An: troubled with thes unsightly blemishes.should eortainly try this simple method, MARRYING WEAI/MH.The parents of two Chicago girls were nearly distracted when the girls dimppenred, but they have been found In Omaha married to two automobile thieves.Which just proves again that it is foolish to worry\u2014The American Lamberman, Chicago.TURNING POINT fense On West Front (Written for the Canadian Pre:s.) Fours yeare ago tuday the great blow fell, the turning point of the war, * It was struck by the Canadian Corpa, fighting alongside the Australians, in front of Amiens.Thereafter there was no looking back until when \u201cCease Fire\u201d sound- od at eleven o'clock in the morning of Nov.11 the pennant of the Canadian Corps Commander was proudly In the Grande Piace of the anc- lent city of Mons.\u201cZero\u201d hour at twenty minutes past four In the morning of Thurs day, Aug.3.followed for the Canadian Corps a fortnight of intensive preparation.The historic date had Arst been set for Aug.10, that being regarded by Sir Arthur Currie as the minimum of time for transferring the Corpzs\u2014some hundred thousand men\u2014with all its impedimenta of war, from the Arras area to the Amiens front.It became necemary to advance the date (wo days.Can you do it, the Corpa Commander was asked?It was done.Every man, every gun, every dress.ing-station, the vast accumulation n?ammunition\u2014saix hundred rounds per gun\u2014wan in position at the appointed hour.The Corps admin! strative services, strained to the utmost, responded gallantly.It was a great triumph for \u201cA.and Q\" Nothing on the same scale, with tl calculates chat this the handicap of absolute secretiveness, wan achieved In the war.\u201cKeep Your Mouth Shut\u201d was the slogan and throughout that greai movement no gosipping with pease Ants, ng casual chat with British or French soldiers encountered, was allowed.Few men in the Corpa knew what was up\u2014they thought they were going south to the Marne or up again to Flanders mud\u2014but a't entered into the apirit of the thing, and thus made possible the grout surprise attack, which caught the enemy unawares and uverwhelmed him In his dug-outs, The night was clear and starry.curious enemy airman could not ave missed the sight of the whi.c roads chequered with black oblongs of marching troops, batteries and ammunition columns\u2014the tanks rumbled heavily across country, emerging from every Jittle wood where they had lain hid.But tha: night our control of the alr was complete.Rattle sguadrons \u201cflew low drowning the hum of the move ment.The men marched in silence, the dark columns lit only by the oc- casionol flicker of a match, the glov of a cigarette.They were in high spirits, sarrying with them a senz.- of power, and the unbroken tradition of the Canadian Corps of suc- coms in attack ond resolve to hold trenches once consolidated.Rehind them were weeks and months of in tensive training for just this great adventure.They were the proud zpear-head of the offensive.Minutes that seemed like hours\u2014 waiting there in the dark and :he stiliness on the hiliaide beyond th wood of Cientelles or further soutn to ruined Domart and to where ta {.uce empties ita little stream into the hardly bigger Avre.Hours o: suspense.\"Zero\" hour was now known to all.Watches tickled dex- perate slow.But each man knew his job, the mapping was perfect, the objective lines, green, red unc \u2018blue.with their appointed hours of capture, clear in the mind of every platoon commander, and the barrage was perfect, a triumph of artii- lery science, with the greatest concentration of gune, great and smail, gathered for any attack in the war, Then there were the tanks, the heavy lumbering Marks V.to break the way for the Infantry, and the swift, agile, spirited little whippets.to accompany the Cavalry and ex: ploit the victory.There was a sense of power, of very great power.But there was also a background of intense anx- lety.Did the Boche know?With all that great mass of troops gather:d Into the two-hy-four Amsemhly Area east of Bovea, suppose he shoud lay down a protective barrage a few minutes before \u201csero\u201d hour struck?What an incredible slaughter how hopeless A jumble and confusion.It waa indeed an hour of suspense.But the minutes trickled by and the watch hand had but fairly reached 4.20 a.m.when up hehind the line, for miles north and south, went great flares and the guns crashed into a deafening dombard- ment.Bamtalions assigned to the Arst objective pushed forward, right on the heels of our creeping barrage.The enemy, taken completely by surprise, was paralysed.Our counter-battery work was ¢o perfe.t that his artillery was smothered.We captured many of his batteries still wearing their mussie hoods.By daylight the battle was won and wa were established miles within the a ea THIS LAXATIVE HAD EFFECT Miss Johmeton glad te say Dr.Caldwell*s OF GREAT WAR Canadians And.Australians Broke Through Enemy De- \u201cA Daily Treat\" \u2014\u201cICED\"\u2014 \"SALADA?x El .A Good on all occasions.~ enemy lines.Then, vivid spectacle up came the Cavalry, led by the Canadian Cavalry Hrigade, pusheu forward to break through if possible.This was denied them: but fine work they did that day.The story of the operation is a matter of history.The Canadiar Corps was disposed as follows: On the right the 3rd, Canadian Infantry Division, Major-General I.J.Lipsett, in Maison with the French: In reserve, behind them, the 4th.Canadian Division, Major-CGenersi si David Watson, which advanced later during the day and carried forward the attack: in the centre, the Ist.Canadian Division, Major-Cleneral A.C.Macdonell; on the left the 2nd.Canadian Division, Major-General Sir Henry E.Burstall, In liajsun with the Australians.The Australlan Corps, Lleut.-Cieneral Sir J.Monash, had two Divisions in Une, the 2nd.Division on the right n tiason with our 3nd.Division, and the 3rd.Australian Division on the left, resting on the south bank of the Somme, with the 6:h.and 4th.Australlane Divis'ons in suport.North of the Somme the 111 Dritish Corps had the 83th.and 18th.Divisions ta line and the 12th.Divislon in support.Ainne the Amiens-Itoye | for nox at once holding out the peace fag.Pe \u2014\u2014 's Independent Force of Canadian armored cars and machine-gunners did conspicuous work.As the day wore on the enemy recovered his battle spirit, threw in reserves and offered a more and more stout resistance.But with a single exception on our exposed extreme right, all the objectives fur the first day were captured by night- tall, with seven thousand prisoners, and vast booty in guns and materia! 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