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Arrests Made Few Hours After Victim Dies-Prisoners Remanded. 1
(Canadian Press) NEW YORK Aug 24 -Jers
BP each with a police record, were
der ii few hours after Wacliiw
of Leiiii Asscociation in Bayonne.
iittviiipted robbery.
Zvbrowski was returning from
his pocket, and was entering his
‘bei's. frightened by tl_ie slayin
t
in tiieir speedy capture. _
All three prisoners, when nr-
fnliélled l>0f0l'l> '1le¢50l`<10l‘ 5lllll`keY» 'I‘reii'surer of Onttario, in the quick likely sm. up B num, oi Comm mn
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were reported to have confessed One of them, James Mikrup, i
put up his liands; the second. Joseph .Gurcooya. is alleged to lnive fired two shots, neither 0 whirii took effect, when Zebrowsk i't-fiisetl to obey hte order, Stable
prisorier, it is stated. iitlmittcd fir ing the bullet which lodged jus below l~is victiii\'s heart.
l‘aii‘ick Whelan :ind Owen Olse iivling detectives. who inode the arrcsls, were commended by Cup-
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\_Gondensed Specialsi_ \
RATE.--Ac. ver word, net each insertion in this column.
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*FOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE
residence No. _186 Prince St Apply to R. E. Colwill care o .loliusoii and Johnson's, City.
3583-8-15-3|.
_ *FOUND-HUB CAP FOR DODGE
liros Uni-. Owner can have same by applying ut Guardian.-ll
,_l___~_______ '»STUDENTS, AOCOMMODATED
at 112 Cuniberland Street.
372882331 '
*WANTED-EV SEPT. 1ST, MAN
to work ou farm. Aiwlv "D" CHN Cf Jflllll llllvvr was --l~‘tt~tl lu' tl\\»'iuws this pruuit-in set before lt:
ot' (iiiiwtlian.-3|,
*LOST - CAMEO BROOCH
Finder kindly leave at Guardian.
3741-8-23 tf.
'WANTED-FOXES T0 RANCH.
liave iiccoiuodation for 20 pairs. Apply to G. M. Matthews, tflleiiry. 3748-8-25 21.
*LOST--BETWEEN DAN Mc
l’hee's, Long Creek, and Canoe
t‘ove, hunch of keys. Fiiulcr ' ' possibly be bright enough to see kindly leave at Dan McPhec's. li _ that the answer could not be right.
'TWO OR MORE STUDENTS vnu bo nccomodatcd with rooii und board`in private home, neut- l’rince of Wales College. Apply "F", Guardian Office. 8718 231
°STRAYED- FROM ROYALTY
two calves, one Jersey and one Ayrshire. Please notify J. Walker, 114 Prince Street, City.
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» °WANTED TO RENT SMALL RE- sidence with modern convenienc cs. Centrally located. Apply ut once to "G" care of Giinrdiiint.
B584-8-15-tf.
*FOR SALE-DELIVERY NOW
nr October lst, forty male and female Silver Fox pups, good stock, pedigreed-prices right. "M0l'lt=\i;\1o" care of Guardian.
3704 8 22tf
iness depression according to Right
l l‘
Matthews, Jr., former Deputy
~ lunch business in Santa Clara, f _ . __ , _
.I l_ d Z __ _B Calif. has received the ceiiipletee gl°r,ffIh__;;:._T£ h;fqa}}lS'btl](;eSURu_;;;;“ MH tu ‘Avo or “ul (1 mwskl 0 mwnm or M500 mr givmg me 0"' an and Anglo-(`atholic, The liiblei
. _ _ _ _
tiirio (lovernincnt inforuiatioii
is the iiltimnte seat of authority' ~ ‘
which led to hte arrest and leport- . _ t f atloii of Matthews on a cluirge of i1?rn:e;|fl!0|l“1_S_ny_S Ulm ("'_“"_"7feii"'f‘li i
l viol'\tin -the Secret Coiiiniissioiis _ 9 ‘"' "ho" S "“' Sfl-_L___‘0'
¢ K
Y Act. , _
K0“"“l“kY- U10 lllifil Yillllllful Attorney General Nickle yc:ster--mms” will an have ’“““y and
stron' wortls to steak on behalf
- dny gave iiistriietions ot the lirit- *L _ _ l
,_ ,sh Consul fn San Fmncisun to of their liivorite claimants lily
h I Bmmctt $1500 uc ,_l_,u.d purposu- is to show that while theie J
that $1,000 was glv.n ,my nfwr Mmm-,,wS Wm, t,,k,.,, into _dei-per truth lies beiicntli them . “ custody by the U. S. immigration ilu- 1
ani . . . _ _
ll ' t- llenuett the is truth in all tiiese coiitcntioiis the
offlcl-als. The money ull passed throng
Premier Uliver Wins In B. C. By-Election
(Special to the Guardian)
Ni-ii,soi\'. ii, tx, Aus. 2~i.-I‘r@n\l-
liyi-ici-tlloii here 5:it\iti'dz1y hy at iniijeriiy ct' Iillh’ over iinrry llouston iiitlepeiitleiit. Oliver iind 1.134 llllll l-ioiiston 780 votes.
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[Nil liiii
The llobrldenn ilelegiitos conclu-
ded their short. visit to Prince bld-
, word island early Saturday utter- um__'th___t the mmm or its rcusuw
noon when they were escorted to llordcn, eiiroiite ior their tour in
l'N"'w n"'"’“vick' distinction between "i'oz\soii" and
-S;iiiii'ili\_v‘ morning the burly, in
four t-are, left. lor n .tiiort t.ot\r Ol the southern side oi` Quit-mis (loun- ty, driving tlirougli l’owniii. Chor- ry Valley, Orwell to the Eldon Pres ‘ryterinn Church where they viewed the l’olly iiienument erected to coiiiuieiiiorziie the arrival of the first Scottisii .*`~t\lilers to locate on the Soutliern side ol' the island.
'l`lie iit-,rot .stop who at tho huiul-
soine .-\iiii~iiier home ol' Sir Andrew Mi\ol'li:tii where ii pleasant hour was spout, Sir Andrew doing the iiospitable honors in true character isitic Scottish fashion. Here, in ad- dition to it sociable interchange 'ot'
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'JOB PRINTING OF EVERY description cheaply and exped itlously executed. Guardian Cent- ral Job Prlntery, Phone 133.
2876-5-dtf.
'FOX BREEDERBI I WISH T0
not the names 'and addresses of all ranchers who have been sell- ing silver fox skins on the mark. et in recent years. Tell me about Dl°l<!€B you have received for Blll8le skins and indicate what You will have to sell this year. Write me today. I-l. F. Andenqn, Lock Box 001, llirie, Pa.
1-O-_Z
TEN PERISH
IN TilRNA|lll
(Canadian Press)
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 24.-Ten
persons were killed and nine in- jured when n tornado demolished
-' lfteason in this sense of the term
“°.i~..",i;':;‘.:..t‘.°;.t:.'§r~.. R-°-V' D' J- Frm’ De' Vice Admiral Sir Fre-
_;Ia‘tivc_ party talked yesterday to livers P9werful derick L. De'
_ c era iousand people here. Sermon ln St: _ livers the 0pen_
James
Succeeds Late ` W__ mg @1'°SS- _ -
. .. Mr. Dewar K 0 ..I.‘;‘;.if;”‘;;;§’.:.': =°
' ' y ,.- - ‘ - 11|; ant cvcnng T0 t0N'1‘O Ont. Aug. 24. - "I
justice made another record for . _ V . - | .t d b R, »_ _ __ ’ ___ '_ . _ esil Wednesday when three men, on COIIIIIIISSIOII l-‘i»3ti_;ei'tmll)[.ulJ.0, i’i~i}iit-ipatlv' ofntlile llllhcelflfiplillllll255:24 ‘,::,ddl},‘fll:vrli,.m€
_ ‘ Presbyterian College Montreal. lug it all the gneeugs it deserves
hvill \\ltll0l\l- ball 011 Cll8l°§0 0! mlll- (Specm to tha Guardlan) The s\il1j_e_;i§_ of the morning ser- beth this year ami in succeeding _ __ _ 0-M-AWA_ A“g_ 24___,Th gm,cm_ iiiou was " e Seat of__Authority years." A°i’_r_(_'_;v's{(\,’in?g' °£_'\]l‘lh'i'E_'5“a:`_‘_5_|i mem has ,WDOIMCA A|cx_BM_ Mlm in Religion" based on Romans 10:8. Wtli those words uttered amid
5 Grcgm. of 1-(,mm0_ H m(,mh___r of “The Word is nigh thi-eo, in thy tliunderoiis applause by Vice Ad-
__ me Cnmlulg I ut 1,, I _ ll _ Pt _ iiiouti and in thy heart, that is. ni_irai Sir l<‘rcderick Laurence “"8 Shot ‘mwn and kmcd in M' ms of CumEl§_ M? Furs the woi'd of faith, which ive Field the (‘.ziii‘;itlinii Natioiial Exhib-
th. . . , t d D 1, f preach." ition was formally thrown open at
___L_L__mg or uw lm" association |I;,',.¥|a;§,un5g\,';;t?_ eK_ 0 death 0 The question, said the preacher. 2.30 this ai'tei'uooii.
_ _ I .N _ L t Ll _ _ _ is being enriiestly ntikeil today: Canada will have to have a navy
just after nildniglit with $4,000 in t___)klL?___'::*_ l_f_3_V Tala; °f the ‘iill“l°‘* --what is the b,1s|B of religious of hor o\vii. tleclnred Vice Admiral
_ _ _ _ _ , _' ' ` bt-lief'!" Or to use the language of Sit' l"i'edei'ick Field. CDl”lllll8llllll18
hmm' “mn Mwtktd' rho ml: i)r. Mnrtlneuu,” what is the gent the special service squadron of the lied without touching the inoneb' - "f °“"l‘"`llY 1" l"1Utll0ll'f" Wllli 110 miiisil N“"y i" lil” “DMS” °t “ The hesmmcy uw Zcbrowskilé \ve believe in God, in Christ, lnibrlef and inforinal speech made to couipanioii' Begjaiulii Bober ti righteousness' in m“"°m‘my’ 'In the directors uf mu C' N‘ R' and clumce to 'observe the trio mref’ul_ » the Bible? Whnl; flnnl answer can their guests at the luncheon today. ly H0 gave me police an excclf 'T_“ ' we give to hlni that asketh of usiS|r l“i'ederlcl< qualified his reinurks If 1086,., mon of an mme hun, (Ca"‘°d'“" P"°") ' a reason for the hope that is in tis? ily Slililllii tllnt the K'-ilfllllllllll D001 in t I » U- P- TORONTO- AUS- 24- -l‘3ll\Vfll`ll wny ,ln wg pgllgvn in (gh,-|g¢|,mil.y'_» pie would decide that qiicstion for
301111011. lllllli-ll’-l` Of Clli\l`1'f’5 Toss this qiiestloii ainong it coin. tltcnisclves when the time came.
pany of theologians, and you will
ligious guide. says the Uiiitaiiitii.
Reason as a candidate for the
h the_B,.mSh Consul-3 M-“CC_ scat ot' authority in religion the (Canadian Press)
cvagelicul churches have been in the habit ptrhnps, of disiiilssiiig
TO iii quite ,tooisuniniury a fusliion. finitcly decided to`organi7.e ii fed-
Mnny parts of our creed, they sity,
Re \vhicli wc believe most firmly, from lllllll lllull- ill'-Ulll`i l-.
q. wllose lnnlllng nnlllul-,ly we (gun. riouiiceinuiit niude here tit the pro-_
not lncnfg dwny_ ,lm (|1039 ly(-f01e|\iiitl.il toiiitiiaiid lic.itiqli.iitcrs et
0, _ , . . . -' .. . . . . . __
which ltenson is dumb. Many truths tllv Gfillltl Al'lllY Of Ulllwll Vcllfl"
:ins |
l
oi' our religion, \vlille they do not
(Canadian PPCSS) _ oppose; yl_‘l transcend reason. Seine ’_'_‘
U'l"1`AWA, -‘\ll|:. 34. ~‘-\l’llliCi\l'"“ of those i'i-lig‘ious truths which lie 0'l"1`AVVA- Allll- 24- *Till* G- W'
ul' the co|iiii\ei't~ial t\~legruplioi's_ot` in me llllivcrsul mngiuus conscious V_ A_ has no c(,mwct_i,,“ with UH. f U10 Cilllllllil Nlllimliil “nd ("“W:"i‘““' ness of inunkind are such as rensoi\1lll0V0Ill€llf ‘lf i-lm G""“‘l _Army "i
Pacific l{uil\vnys for hight-r wages, has not m\.,.n us- and |¢L._,,,,,u mn l`iiitt-il Vett-i'atiis to orgniiize ii fed- will be ai'bitr.it.t-il bi~i`tii‘e the Iltiiirtl 0,-l-M. no mnlliu mmmgy for th,_m, c,.,,| I,(,|mCu1 puny of Wm,-m,,| of tfoneiliiition it was dt-elded hy pc,.Si,_,u,,,C,,_ nu, n,,_,,s,,,,_ as ,l,,fi,m,l _eolilit-rs dee-liii‘oil (lrunt iVlucncil, Ulhl’ Mi"i5.i"" ‘li l“'\"“` S“i““l“y' hy inniiy in the so-culled lvibernl lllllllilliml S'¢‘f"“lUl`Y ‘lf lllll G- W- V-
"”“_‘ _ churches, can inuke no unworthy- - ‘ _ ' '
-Vniicoiivei' stating that the citin-
clniin to a place ninong religious guides. Dean (7iini‘ie.~\ Carroll Ever- ett, one of the greatest ami best represeiitatives of New England Unitarianisiii, shortly before his death wrote these words for the Now World:-"Suppose a child 'i
Giveii fifty dollars tu he divided among five men, how many dollars will each man receive? This pi'ob- lem, however simple it may seem to us. we can imagine to be a little formidable to the child. It sets do\vii its figures, adding cip. hers to rt-prcselit cents, and pro- ceeds by long division. it reaches the result that each man will re. ceivu ii hundrt-tl dollars. Now whe- ther it discovers the cause of its nrlsiakc . . . .. .or not. it might
'l`h|s might be seen to he iiiireuson- abit- The eliild's ri-nsoli inigllt. ile-
ing was it mistake."
Proceetling to tipply this some
"i~eiisonlng" to religion, he says: “ln the course of the history of Christianity, the Cliristiaii world in general has been _iuude to believe ninny strange doctrines. One doct- rine, for instance, that has beeii received by many with joy ami has driven others insane, is that Cod elected from eternity seine to ever- lasting joy, and sonic to everlasting und unmitignted torment. These doctrines hail been reached by rea- soning that sconiod faultless . .. . . But some were found to‘disput-s them. These persons had little in the way of an argument to offer. They rejected these doctrines bu. causc they were unreasonable. Men urged the iiurcasoiinbicn.-ss of the result against the truth of the ren- soning by which this result had been reached." ."Reasou"l this
sense of the word is closiy akin ,te iiitiiitloii, religious feelin , Chris- tian consciousness; and i do not thnk the most orthodox chrstiiiit
ilhas- its rightful place among re- ligious authorities.
The same acknowledgment may
frankly be made of the claims of
hurch at St Putrlck‘s ‘tho Church and the Bible But to
' 8700-8-lim Gi. 3.40 o‘clock this afternoon.
can pick any serious quarrel with the Unitarian when he says that
iil\N Pillililiill
VANCOUVER, Aug. 24. -Re-
turiicd soldiers in Canada have de.
i-ral ‘political party tliiougliout the
i lin' to an :iii-
A wlien sliown it ilespiitrli lreui
pnign would be ceiniiienced im-
uiediuteiy.
_--£0-3-’”-1”
5 Hurt By Blast 1
On Rum Schooner
(Canadian Press)
NEWl’0lt'l`, lt. l., Aug. 24. -Five
ineii who said they were iiienibers of the crew et' n British schooner running rum under a German charter were brought into port aboard a power bout from lilock Island amd three ef them were taken to it hospital suffering fiwiii: severe burns. 'l‘hey had been in- jured. they said. when a tlluiiititi' of gasoline exploded on it fisliinil boat which was lying alonr. Sill" the .seliooiu-r. | The ruin runner, their story run. twas the -150 ton llrltlsli schooner 'l‘oi\i Aiigtist. which had taken aboard 16,000 cases of whiskey and chiinipugne at ilreinen and sailed ostensibly for ll-ziiifux. The seat- ineii said the captain told tiiein he wus going to land his cargo nt fler. miidn. bitt when the vessel arrived there he refused them shore leave ami the schooner came north.
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llid the Bihlo make the Church? or did th-e Church niuke the lliblc? The facts of history deniand that we give first place in order of tfe to the Cluirch. It was the Iicbrew (`.hurch which gave us the Hebrew Bible--the Books of the ()ld Testa- iucnt. it was the iueiubers of the (lhrisllnii (lhurt-.li who wrote the Books of the New Testainent, anti it was the Church which collected these writiiigs into their present form. Thus the Bible owes its ex- istence to the Church; and so far the church has tho ntlvuittiigo over the liiblo in its claim to be the scat of authority in religion. But has not th-‘ church been continued in existence by the Bible? We arc
surely not going too far when wc say that the Church has been nourished and kept alive by the Scriptures; that tb-s Church owes its present existence to the Bible. Tho only way out of tho confusion is to recognize the fact that the
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Bt. Phillips C . , . La.. about forty miles from here at‘which of thcso shall we give first
place? The old question arises:--
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(Canadian Prcn.)
ST- JOHN’S Nfid., Aug. 24.
The manager of .Marconi Com- pany’s station here thlis morn- ing received a message from the- U. S. .destroyer Lawrence
off lndian Harbgl- Labrador the history of the lnstitiitlon in the
declaring the U. S. round the
world filers were expected at ‘fl`0lll P110 l0W0l` l“lHlll- leg t0 the
Indi-an Harbor Sunday. The manager of the station was asked to keep all the wireless station under his authority op- en for transmission of messag- es.
SEAGIRT, N- J., Aug. 24.-
The Ku Klux Klan was de- ‘
nounced by name here Satur- day by John W. Davls, Demo- cratic Presidential candidate. in a fighting address to the Democrat-s of New Jersey. Mr. Davis condemned that or any other organization raising th'e standard of racial and relig- ious prejudice.
VANCOUVER, B.. C., Aug- 24.
-A three hundred million
peg grain man in the course of a di-scusslon of the crop situation yesterday. That is
bushel crp is ml tim te, .- stated Q.°L. Parrish,esWi:n|-
I I
ord. but with the advance in price; it means the farmers who have crops _will make ab- out the same money, he added.
WASHINGTON, Aug- 24.-
Lieut. Locatelii, Italian flier, who left with the United Sta~ tes world fii-ers squadron to accompany them on their hop from Iceland to Greenland but who now is missing was last slgnted 275 miles north east nf Frederikstai. Greeland on the exact course plotted for the flight from Reyfijavlk, Iceland to Frederlkstal.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 24.
in holiday attire with flags fly- -ing and bunting 'waving the giant liner Berengarla with the Prince of Wales on board sall- ed for United States at 2.30 o’ciock this afternoon. The Prince is on hits way to visit his ranch in Alberta.
OTTAWA, Aug. 24.-The
bye-election to fill the vacant seat in the Federal house for Northumberland, N, B.- will be held -October 7. Writs were ls- sued today by Chief Electoral Officer O. M- Biggar. ca-Iiing for nominations on September 23 and election October 7.
WHEELING, W. Va.. Aug.
24.-One hundred and fifty miners at work in Lincoln mins of the Loraine Coal Com- pany r_nine at Lansing, Ohio four m-lies west of here esca- ped unharmed late yesterday when an electric trolley wire in the mine fectl, short circuit- lnq on the rail and set the mine aflre-
NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-The
1700 ton floating oabaret ship which was reported to be an- chored beyond the twelve miie limit off New York and to have been the scene of hilarious drinking parties 'was admitted today tc he a myth,
N~EW YORK. Aus. 24-Au-
cording to the New York Tim. es Canadian dollars sold hers
were made to hold the stolen slowers aloft. - _ /J 9
yesterday at p'a|- for the first _ ’””“*'°°; ` i - \ J
time since December 1922 and - H h 0
severati- commercial transac-
tions for account of smatll J' _'I' -
grain export houses were made - ° ° `
at one thirty-second of a paint _ \/ I
nl sul ntixliliiiul it Wm, ml, iiusuii sill
iiiEl5l|iilii, -15°°°i““””`l|iiH|]i|iiY iN il]HliNlil FiiH- _ --0 ll liPElill||lN
stis‘i§N.i‘.'i if°Ai"ifs°i‘i.',§'.i§{`)u_ I-mt Minute Nei"
A ‘ r - *_* wliizllimiiliiiiiio tdhl‘ettil'£litf(ii,lliuiiati).i)uf(o,i' 1? Over vertebra Re'
Bone
(Canadian Press)
BALTIMORE, Aug. 24.-Doctors
at Johns Hopkins have performed what they believe to be the most remarkable hone-graft operation in
transplanting of a piece of bone
spinal column of Forest Wieford, thirty-eight years old, of Newport, \V. Va., it was learned today.
Wleford suffered a dislocated
vertebra in an automobile accident three years ago. Physicians found that removal of the diseased ver. tebra was necessitated. It being impossible to shorten the spine, a piece of sliinbone was shaped into the form of a vertebra anti inserted in the weakened part of Wieford’s back. lie was then placed in a plas- ter cast.
Although Wleford may have to
pass another fortnight in the cast,
'Service was informed today.
lthc operation is announced as sue.
lcessful. ' -<-O>l--
iunited states
"Dil H5 hifi HB |35* )'¢3"5 '¢.°- :Anierican world fliers have arrived
[at 'i‘vigtut,' (lreenland. The two
iplanes nnule the jump frQin Fred-
Fliers Make
i (Canadian Rress) I l WASHINGTON. Aug. 2-i.-'rite
erikstlal to Tvigut in two hours iund fifteen ininiites the Army Air
The radio message sent by Cap-
tain Smith., commander of the flight -sqiiadron miide` no mention of Lieut _Loentelli missing italian avizdtor. The cruiser Milwaiikec however reported today that search for the italian had been fruitless.
Mystery of Wireless
Signals Solved
led mysterious signs picked up by the British Columbia wireless sta. tions reeeiitly are not mysterious at ull, neeordinl.: to R. .l.‘I-laughton, Superlntendtint of the Donilition Governinent Wireless Service. The department is somewhat annoyed that any of their staff should make piibllc announcements of any nat- ure concerning the operation of its stations or whatever traiispires therein, Supcrintendant Houghton said. '
The signals reported to be so
"n\yt1terious" were merely iihese sent from theli. S. radio stations on their new tonic train trzriis. niitter.
N ovel Punishment
For-Petty Larceny
(Canadian Press) _ TSINGTON, China. Aug, 24. - The park police here demonstrated a new and effective mode of pun
two men were caught stealing flowers. -
'i‘hu officers took the culprits to
the main boulevard and made them kneel To the prodding of police rifles they were made to shout to all passers by why theey were be- ing thus treated.
For fifteen minutes they were
voiiipelled to shout: "I took what did not belong to me and promise never to do it again," while the?
W3.
of the Charlottetown Merhodis Church, occupied the pulpit of th Church yesterday inoming and e
sermons ui large congregations.
Gifts" the text being. Ma-tthew 7 "Give not that which is holy
out that the text does not apply thc waywar and faileiiff but those who now the _truth an
lower thinds. The sln`oi today that we are~ not aim-lug att the bas
you." “We cannot afford to lose ou high ideals," said the preacher_
ic, "The Great-Emancipation."
il-le dealt with the story of t
effort to curtail it or st/an'ip.it ou
tile referred to organized ev
which he said was not ostentatlo
any violent demonstration.
subtle, assuming even a garb of
scribe and limit it," and llis ow
new ideals 'and a new vision o
att the feet of Jesus."
i-stcnce of evil, whether actual o
t
-menltiallty of man? The answer
and Master-"
‘ V.tit.§i:fl,‘.i.t°.i?c‘;:L“2?.Sir Thomas Lipton
To Contend For U. S. Cup
(Canadian Press)
interest has been arousedi
ports that Sir Thomas Lipton wi challenge again for the America cup.
times that he could never win th cup while Nat Heerresoff designs United States cup defender
shipyard.
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~i< n~u>A1-t- S-nc|<Y._ s me .suns
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ishment for vandals recently when ‘AUG-U$`\' V&S`ENQE
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The subject of his morning ser-
mon was "The Tragedy oi’ Wasted
as injustice. _
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The preacher dwelt on the ex-
the question is the Cross _ot life. If there is no sin there is no ex- planation for the ‘Cross of our Lord
Yachting circles here by cable re-
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ln connection with reports it i _ being recalled that Sir Thomas had ed lm” me l`°°m~ stated publically a number o
llorresoff who designed boats tha defontetl various Sh-amroclf rn-tries Challe- of Sir Thoiuas recently sold his
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if After Emptying Two
ening. preaching -two very eloquent Guns Thug Made
Escape in Tene-'
ment. ;
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the dogs, iieltlior cast ye pearls the- (Clllldlln PYBII) fore swine." 'i‘he preacher pointed NEW YORK. AUS- 24--‘A SUP'
tu iuan turned loose with'an autom- lo atic pistol in each hand in Bieeek-
er street near Carmine street at
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should have/ high ideals lu liis and 4-30 0'ClnCk this afternoon. shot religion, but who are satisfied with IIOWD live Dcl'BODS. D0CllL“leLi ill!
ls two weapons, .plunged into a tene-
lment house and disappeared. 'i‘wo
but are content with lower things- 0! lllB VIC'-lllls Will die- 'rhis will 'have its influence in the The Hlwotlmr. reminiscent ln ll-H lowering of suuuiurda. It was this wantonness ofthe Tons warn when tha-t the Master referred to when Chinese used to blaze away Wlill nc ssui "'1‘hey shall turn to i-cud their cvcs shut and bvclantlern
r were the most frequent sufferers.
is believed to have been an out-
'rho text'ot' the evening sermon growth of a izunmcn-contcrfeiters'
was l'roni Mark 5: 8 .and the top war among Italians to which the
lives of several persons already
. he have been forfeited. Some detec.
man or G-saari whom the preacher tives- however. believed it was a interpreted to represent evil and fclilllli Of all llttelllllt t0 "lllll1K6 its form. He dealt with the audaci- ty of ev-ll, which looked upon any A1'll0llS lllfl UVB -persons who lie
down" push-cart pcddlers.
l_ wounded in St. Vincent's Hospital
is a man who probably was the
l, real target of the reckless marks
, man, hut it is feared he will dia be-
did not parade itself nor tolerated fore he can tell his story- He was
put under arrest in t-he hospital,
“Organized evii," said he, “is charged with having shot two men
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last February Another who cannot
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miilty .But it' urges to be left al- live. according to the surgeons. is one. The Master in l-Ile story poin- 11 13-YCHl"0lll Zill- ted out two _methods of dealing MHHY h01ll`9 Hflel” the Bll009lll§. with evil, “to chain it, to clrcuni- lllilll 0mC€‘l`S Of the D0liC8 illlllllfi'
n ment still were examining twonty
method, which Ile stated in the llallllly bagged "witnesses" only a text, to take it out of a man by few of whom actually had seen the
lshooting. Despite earnest grilling
llie_ “This man was found sitting of these men and women in the
Chatrles Street station, the police so far as they would disclose, _were
p without tangible clues and saw no
imaginiary is there such a thing teal and immediate hope of arrest- 'is sin or does ‘,‘ only exist in tho ing the gunman.
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Acrobatic Thieves l Get $13,500 at Coney
- (Canadian Pren)
_ NEW YORK, Aug. 2-i. -Robbers, evidently skilled in acrohatlca, broke into the freak show of Henry Brill at Coney island by swinging from the Brighton Beach subway structure to a window lu the rear of the building. They broke open , theh safe and stole $10,000 in cash
and notes and mortgages valued 'at
Now YORK, Aug, 24. -creat 53-500-
" Investigation by the police re-
vealed that the robbers had climb-
1 ed the subway _ structure to a D glrder, from which they swung un-
til they kicked oiit the window
3 banes, and on the next swing laud-
¢ The tattooed man in the show. B Frank Labosto, Brooklyn, was (1 charged with complicity in the rob- ,,_ bery after he had been questioned g by the police. He denied the
Announcements,
Coming Events,
Meetings, Etc.
, Rates-2c. per word ueh Insertion.
"Comet Come; and hear the
“humorous Lecture" .in Victoria Hall, Tuesday, Aug. 26th,
"Reserve Wednesday afternoon
Aug. 27th. for the tea party at Clyde River. 3719-22-8 Zi.
’*(‘.ome to the Darlington Tea
_ and Festival on Wednesday, August
27th. Baseball, sports, etc. Starting at 4 p. m. 3726-8-23 2i.
i "Come to the Bonshaw S. S.
Picnic at Bonshaw on Wednesday. Aug. 27. lf not fine will be hold first fine-day. 3714-23-8 Zi.
"Coins to the Clyde River Tea
on Wednesday, Aug. 27th. Ball game 4 p. ni. between North Wilt-
WINNI-PEG, Aug. 24-Despite i l to the Guardian) T A _ 25_ _Marmme “mm and Hampshire; ,_ug_o{_w";
the set back to the crop in -its ripening ln' many districts throughout Western Canada recurring rains of the pasttwo weeks have proved of , great benefit to other points wh°rc ‘moisture was needed to aid the grain ln fiiiirrp out.
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ar-;-ni.iN, Aug. 24)--rio
London( Conference for the launching ‘of .the'~D:wea ‘rep- aration plan 'gave Germany a chance which lc not iikui-yto be renoweddtf the rejects it This was ‘Chlnoeillor ' M|rx’s war-n -ing tio the tielehltng, todly in .the courses ‘or-= m enrlfutiy phrased* but impresllve dll- bustlon of the London negotia- tlenn ' " '
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t (SP°<= tl TORONTO, ug
OTTAVVA' om" Ang' M"_Thn moderate easterly winds with
“mc” 0! th” "|°“wna.m few showers.
llovcrhor 0! l"l"°" M' iugii title this i-vt-.sing st 7 io
wurtl Island becomes vacant and wmmmw Ilmrnlng at 6_40_ n€Xl lllolllll Wlwn l-he l(""“ “t His Sun sets this morning nt 6.51 Bank of Coninierce now located at
H_onor JMurdoc_l< Hm__l;_i~;!l;ln:l':lcl;n_§'-_;‘_;‘ and rises tomorrow morning at Murray Harbor is being transferr- pren. amos . . 5_12_ ln tlltl F“ll0l`l‘l {_i°““" fm' |Ki“l€”tiB New moon' Sn'-lll'fl8Y. Alix. 80th to Murray River und will be oilér- iiitderstootl to o an asp ran or 4_3-1 “_ m_
lthe Dlllll- Mr- Hlllllwll Wall in 0'-if* Bummersids tide eighteen mlm
wa Y<llli€l`llfiY~ 10 H00 till! Prime utes later than Charlottetown. Minister. _Maximum and Minimum temper- "Live Poultry Shipments will
attire, -
(Bocelli tb' the Guardian) nm-outs is-ss cloudy
MONTREAL, Aug. 2|.-Follow. ,Mmm-98| 7¢_5g _____ glqmly
ing the policy of cutting expenses que\,¢¢ 53-53 ________ cloudy _owing to failing off in traffic 230 ghaplgttslown 74-454 ____ gun- 'men in the car deimrlment of the 'Halifax 70-52 _ ----._-_ isn- Canadlan National Railway at Bt. .ldhn 72--50 _-.-___ cloudy point St Charles were given their boston '14-62 _.......- cloudy
‘notices last night. 'New York 76-64 ..-___ cloudy
H tea served, ice cream, other amuse-
_ lncn-ts. 3738-ii-23 tn 4i.
"The Branch of .the Canadian
ed at the end ofthe present month
ated at the latter point from Sep tember 2nd on. Sat-Wed Il.
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-take place at Cardigan and Monta- gue on Wednesday, Aug. i7th and st Charlottetown, Thursday, Aug. 28th. Other shipments from 0'- Leary, Wellington, Courts and St. Peters, will take place in Septem- ber: dates to be announced later. l'. E. f. Cooperative Egg It Poultry Association-. 3690-8-21 Si.
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