liable. to sull-

asp .Itltshﬁ a" ingclllgent w: and woincn read ei ewspnpcfél.

It follows, ﬂ'1‘"°fm'°’ t tho mnnhci" of’ news- Iiil it "la‘(l‘\llﬂ il-l ilppi-oxi. “lady idcnficul with tilt! ailiill; lmlmmtlom I

Two (‘a-

I || town f-uuri Silva-lib; tiuunllun,

n Fzuuuilrul‘ 11481

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The People's Pae

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Read by Everybody

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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liege to answer the myrl. ad questions that every household has 1n Ngard

supplying its wants.

The advertiser responds to the interrogation o:

e intelligent.

n, ll . on licciil

3r Turned Turtle on setting‘ Occupants fill Bruises But

llRRlill ESCAPE IN

ENT SATURDAY

Malpetipue Road, Up- Who Suffered Pain-

Fortunately Es-

't\

caped Without Serious Injury.

t

- pth-‘tlli’: had a narrow cscillﬂ‘ Suit-wlll in a ulotor car accltlclit oﬂrupuwu. [loud lrhoiit- 31ft) Hat u .

hcn thc light si.\

, . .- oou vt rd3{);;It::.\|~l:'l\l‘ iii which lhcy \\'l'l'i' iilvinu tuna-d turtio on tho sharp- slopiuc, solo ot till‘ ruatl. llic cm“, lmppoliod uoar Ht. lulu- ,“'§t'i>ll~-.o, iihilo thc ‘iartiWvi-rc. [uriliilg lo tho cit.\'- 'i‘lic car. llicli tilts pl‘.lctlt'llll_\' a now one. as own“ “m; l||-i\cn by ‘Mr. Ar- lil‘ llarpvr. |l|'1llit‘ll|lllI tlli tho U. Riv,“ -|~|,,_. HthUl‘ p:i,~'..~:c||_::c|'.~i '9” Mn |\‘t||‘|'l‘n' Hlcwzirl. l'lil]ll-lyt'\* tlic i’. ‘ l. (‘o-iipoiuilivc hing d pmliiH mciailou; .\l *- Lu- . 1 ili‘l Alias kl Miss 'l'.‘iit; allti ryYziltlill-vlllic. .»\ll tho-occu- u{5w,-1~o|;.lll|_\' whiikv" llp ill thi- lllull ind tlu- hoary car, iittr-i" Pym“ lhcui in thc ditch by lla- - mitt-ll ovci" and ltillitliil ghtul itscll‘ iicaiu on the otlicr

tilt‘. \"_F,,,~r.o.t Hloirurt. who trust tho ehlhuri ol tho occupants. f-‘Jil 1M

nollllcd and the upset car was tak- cn in, very badly dauuvigcil.

-i\lls.~4 Lucille tlallant, wbo zippcar od to rho dually hurl. and was im- ua, was taken to Dr. McMil- ‘1 officc, and lali-l‘ to llic t?il_\' iloupilai,

whore she rccclrcd prompt ullcutioil. Althouali Hll‘ ainiilli a sililiili 1'1"11'-

turc and suffcriug from shock, l\il>‘$ tlallaiit was roportotl last. nitilll 11$ lllllllwlvifl... favorably, and not in so» rious danger. Sh? was vcry much lmprnrcil from iicr condition Sat- urday. '

»l\lr. ll-arper, who also appczircd badly hurt. was talicn to Di‘. Scar lliill|'H officc, ind lutcr to tho i’. i". Island Hospital. ' llc has painful |>l'lliS"!-l about tlio hcad and nccR. dint. thcsc. are Surface, oucs and thoro are apparently no t-Xicrllol injurlcs.

'l‘ho. other occupniifs of‘ tho ("Ir ruccivoil painful liriiirir. about tiic hotly. hut. tho>a~ :ll‘-‘ lorlulizitilltl not ' ~rioiis llatilr-i. ' 'l‘hc t‘a‘t'.'li“‘- (‘tlllfiltiﬂfi ~.- thc ill-tails ol liv- case.

hi,- ‘ot and nuts soon fortuuutc euoiiu lo illtii r pussillll‘. cur. ‘111 ' :|l|:iut \\'ci‘l\ con

whirl! the \l w‘

.\lltllilt‘l' parcel 1:

Valllll “my; sl-winrf and .\lr_ llarpcr ,“Hhm__ llorlu-‘s ti;

intlican Wins Itlilii lhilitlinn ttolf Open Championship

(Canadian Press)

T')ll().\"l‘u, A1114. 5.~ (l. \\'. )l|lf'l_\ l: tllc i921‘. \\’lllllf‘l’ ol‘ till‘. cmllm (loll upon (‘liilllﬂlitlllllllih

l|t‘l‘t'1\':~'i\tl Auicricuu lo

lilo,

ll ‘i 1.1 { O->——~~~

land Grenade Thrown Among French Soldiers

(Canadian Press)

Did“ .|itllf.l-‘. Aug. n. 1 . r was thrown .to thc I lil'illl'll'llv'lii of i-‘rcuch lill l-t a mural of lriiiii;u~|c|'\ l; alloruoon llri i! ‘-\"l~‘. pasli irlgtlu- (‘oruoliuit i’iat'l., ouc ol" lhc blliilu-l tozuorg wotmtlini: two of tirwllllo-r» and u ltorumn woman llli child, Tho collltor: lu-olil- rank-i and al‘ Eetci: a tlcruiuii whom tho)’ rho-oil. 'l‘lii~_\' state they fnilnd a

iiumhoi- of iifPllclil’. deluuril-axs in

his plli'iiwlri_

0 Beer and Wine for Manitoba Hotels

(Canadian Press)

\\'iN\‘ll'l-‘.tl. Auu. T». —~-'I‘he bccr 111i \\ill>- lull which would huvr P"fll|lll"i tlo-o ||t‘\‘l‘l‘2ll>',ti“ iii hole-t thin‘: room. with inc: w-w dc— Mimi ||\ .1 lnzijority ut Ii tlilti. it '-1»~'1Il’liiiull_v' iflilitbllllrPtl.

_ on roioll for tho hill and “dim Vol-wt auuiust, “ ~ iQm’

Huno~¢vo00oo0ooo004o

Condensed Specials

“Hvuuvooooooooooovo

luv-r day. u» or 1|\

_o wasil.

w. .; zilmosl. lliililPlliilliti. 'l‘ho party doill‘ ~ to tliiillk lhc car til‘i\‘l1l'$ who so nronlntlr.’ r=1111~‘ i" ~ assistuilco, when All‘. Qlcwilfi Ono motorist, iliiillilltlil L111 inc, in tho opposito iliroctiou. ini- |Ilt'lililit‘i)' tilrucd his H11‘ 111111 l1i11"‘5‘i at. their ilisposal.

tia.nlzn'iianlvtillilzials Will Attend Funeral of Late President

(CanaEtaﬂriMIPrcss)

Oqo|~,\\~,~‘,\' No.1. v tiaiiadzi will lu- l‘>‘])l'l wiulcd at \Vd'~lilill__l£|'lll"i‘rl]| \',,-,.,|,,,._.;.|;;,v at tho fuucial til

pypsiflciit. llard

llltlll‘ of thc llitc iurr In‘ llnll. A. ii. ‘(Vllillt smTmiw-V o . to and possibly ‘by Lin“ "Hwr

q~;||)|!1l'[ lllilliwicl‘. __.__.<

New Glasgow Maris Disappearance 1S Yet Unsolved

n, ~ rut»

Nl-av (il./\Slt'l)\\>/-7’\11‘»T-

to o~o~~ ~er.rl lurlou t‘tllllillt'it‘tl r ulyuiio- i...‘ ‘our: \‘t‘|\‘\t‘i‘\l;\y and 1114113? \\'l"'" " ;;4-.'1|'ch party of morc than i011!

art-ful-

hilutlrcd ponpli‘ wcut \\\'l'l‘ i‘ lv tho woodq and Lrrouuds botwccu *"n\v (H;|\‘L:ll\\' and Stollairtou in of forts to solru lllc Slfillll-l" lump‘ |)t"ll"llll'I* of ‘lllulph SUHD-‘dlll- vim ‘ldiuii N-ilioilal lfail “l_\':<l l‘l]l|)it))'(‘4‘. will» iliP-l-ilvvll iui Milli 1'1‘<\11\ 11“ homo uiuco 'l‘uc.~'ll11.V Pvcniug_ ‘ ’l‘ho daui ncar wlioro Sllt\]15t\l\>' ctr was found i.< ilcilll-t '|1'11l11"‘l hi" it. will tziko uuotlwr “vMi-‘ry‘€ml‘i‘i hours to dralu thi- uatci o . ‘ H“, ",,.;,"|i|||.- riuuora of foul plat »||-,. lloiuc; circulati-d. it is atulcii ‘iildi qllnpriou had (‘Olli\‘i\iL‘\’li\\ll\‘

mouoy with him. .,,_. 40mm

“Poisoned by , Coat Collar]

v A r r_~»"'l‘l|oro. ls no LONDDN (llnkplziinfiff sufforotl

doubt. that

from l'iir di-i-nuilltil-l. 011-113": wcuriuli a chi-flll '1" ‘;“_"_q i‘. hm- coat. it would apt" 1" -‘- , flii-ri- wait almost all 1‘l>|1|\‘|11l“' "l tho IHSPHH". ’l‘hi.~4 l>i fhc i-ioiiinlii

0a.... | Imvi- hoard in n fortnight." " hid)“, ‘lﬂrrv “Hutu flu-su- remarks illjlltllllillllil i,'l)l||liy mm.“ Wm!" M,-_.._ pjqﬁty (trot-o Norruuztrnl. 11F Np“, (‘hum-h stroll!‘ (‘illl]|lf‘l‘W(‘|i.

~ . - Lmiiu . , .. - I'i'l.llllt‘tl tlilffl-liJ-l mm‘

‘|ll| |.|,,_._|\'l|,',f',,';i‘i";",':.f‘_ p, Ktiaky, coufimilor, til‘ (‘aluhcrwcll- .“'""""‘1| Ibo-m flll. Too for ac road. (lanihcluvcll- till‘ ‘Wumg h” "14s iivl‘ u|l|~ wcck wiiufiiion -. fawn cont with a fur itollar .,, _ . . . . . .__l1]\i-_ti_ tor Nvvcn word» not». por “mm, W, up h". ,;,.,-m-_.(l\tu,

. >E'“**—‘§"—~——-'—' Qfllrs TAXI SERVICE. PHONE -‘~'- itctnooi-aino \“ "r ~~_--_i.__i,__.__ “(ANTED - TEACHER FOR Smnnli“ School. Second (Vinita. “"'l"f'“"'l1l $751M]. Mitiéﬂitfllilf‘? Zitltullltlll. Plus Mnclililliul. Sony. __-""wui n. n. No. 4. noticed-ii o "‘ “ ‘ '?A"--e-/—~~_—-- sflvﬁAl-e. - on EASY TERMS, m“ " “"1"! Farina, ﬁﬁt) act-nu; 4mm‘): wrllo l). L. McKiupoli, "’~""- 24G2-7-ﬂ-tf

0 _€____ ﬂrflllikﬁ - coon sow. out: m“ “I ‘iv tho Hth October Will-

dolum, Emcrnlil. 3056-83-2!

p

AN _ 0:130‘ rBEFORE seer. 1e1- y M "u: umlsbod room,“ M). 1.4 offlcc. 307784.31

___‘____% on -—-——— 5 Wnilrctﬁ CHESTNUT MARE somm gonllnwfgkii: 1075. diund. ‘y, w_ Rob-Brag; driver. App

307848-3-0.

Mrw. Norrlucton paid $13.5" T01‘ tho coat. and zificr wcurini: it. thrcc days Hill‘ contractoil dcriuaf.ftli-i in hcl’ Ill‘('|\' and thi- lowcr i111"- "i ll“ facc. Silo Wlltl not 1li|tl\\’l‘tl tn work for thrcc wi-ckH.

m. 1'. (l. Hull. of Knuzl-i (‘ollrllc Hospital, Hﬂill ltlrﬂ Norriugfou uuffcrcil from a had attack of fur ili-riuatltls-l cnuacil |1Y "l" ff" collar. 'i‘hcl'1' had hvcll |><"\V“"" ‘m and ~10 Rllfliilll‘ iuiuou at. tiic lloﬂllll- al all duc to wcarlni: chcull 711V“-

'I‘ho luiporfcr of tbn fur Hkillﬂ until flu-y canto from Now York. und worn ltnowvi an hGtlVUf-Cﬂllfly-

(tcrmun lPiir haul-Kt‘?-

Ilr. (fnrdon Pnrkcr. aualyllﬂll chomlat, mild be could find unth- lni: in tho fur collar fo nciroimt fur tho tllsiouso. llurlut: U"! ‘an “W” months nwlnl: to slalciuclifil 11110111 fur poisoning in tho pct-as. ho hlltl unnlyiicil nvor lit) fur coal-H.

lie found it wrm only in llclf-tlﬂ"

- and (lcrmuu dyoil Hkillti that lhcrc. waglauylhlng wrong this generally skins did not show any defects.

of

governor Ohio, has st-irtcil tongues wagging

"Vie" Donahey. on both sides of the hprdcl‘ b)’ bringing (we gpuvlcts serving life terms for murder, info Canada with him on a fishing trip. "-49%

Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen Will Visit Prince Eilweril Island

(Canadian Press) li‘llli‘.lll".lflt"l‘tlN. Aug. r..-- llilzili lion. Arthur lib-trivia pl“ W“ Kidli aiitl Nortilumhcrlallll P0111" ic:; and frulu thciic-c no to i'l‘fll\!\* l-ld irdlslaiul. Ho. will llii-u H11

and viiiil tho Prairie l‘r0rlnc-

1'70 Danish Farnuars Arrive at Quebec

(Canadian Press)

Qjqqjglqtg Aiili. ‘S: Ulﬂvdflllét-fl; lino illllltifvli ‘lllli scvcllly ndlm“ ‘yn-lmqo.‘ - qt ll hcrc (in tho Molil

[pulpit-r balm-day. 'l‘liis la tho turf? oat party of‘ ilanish iurnicrii which hast conic out ycl-

iA-~-—- - —i§~§—=~i-'

900 Etiglish Harvest- ers oii Way to Canada

(Canadian Press)

lurllay aboard tho Doric

uaili-d for Canasta. ‘ Many of‘ thcm dcclarcil thPY iii- “opp-ll to itotllc ii\ tlic lhiiuilliiiii. j-"i-{Qi-m" "

‘Pribut-e of Sir Robert Borden to Late President

,,.,..|.AWA_ kilo: sn- R0116‘?! Hflrtitlll, tkiriiici‘ l'l‘l'lllil'l' of Canada. hail liﬂlll lo llic (‘liiiadlziu Fri-as thc \'ilii\)\\'i\\i!,‘ lihlttttlllft! front Portland.

sir (‘harlcii Ktiigsuilll: “l ain iii- lcuiiclv slhocltcll and lzricvcd h)’ tho out...“ or Prcuitlcut litlluiilliYrt ill-nth. Ilia liit:h iiloals. his coir

“tit-huts zihility, auil his uufaltl-l" iiil‘; ilt-rutlou to dull’. |I111| _‘-’.1\""' him a ilistluuuiitbotl plat-o in flu- l't‘.‘i|ll't'i and alfv-ctinu of‘ tho (‘nu-

ml n pooplc. 'i'_i\t‘y "Rlrfldiluy "l"

|,,-,.,.;,,(..,| H“. gout-roar: and lusplr lm; worth". ol’ good will which hc ultorotl no rcccufLv ilurinl; lllil viuif

to llrifish t'oluuihla. l lizivc i1 b11111‘ lul Tt't‘f)|lf‘l'ii(lll of‘ hIH wurln wol- m“... 1., (no detonation of thc lfrit- ltlil cululniillivciilth at tho Wasdilng- ton cmifi-rcllrc. 'l‘lu~ pcoplc _ot flile lmmluioii will loin with tlicir kilo-i llll‘ll nf flu- Ttvptfitiif‘. in uitiurmuf. Illa uuflmcly dcalli."

4>--i-—

Mice That Live On Their Tails

LONDON. Ann. F» Two famil- lPH of‘ ili-ucrf. niicc. from liiliyllit which havc jitut. arrlvctl at the Zoo provldu uu llitorci-ifiill; ﬂﬂll1llllr| son.

Ono la compost-d of tlircc spcci iuouu of Shuwhl (lcrhillc, and tho utlicr is a trio of fat-tailed Gcrbll- lci-t.

To look zit flio lnffci‘ nuc would fblnk that tholr cliudul appcuiltlk- cu had sufforcd badly from tho. at» tuckl-i of thofr conlpuufousi. being. apparcully, uiuch nwnllisn.

’|‘lio truth of the mnffor, howev- cr, la that. their (ronitcal tulls foriu lhclr lardcr. upon which tholr boil- tcs draw for ﬂlllllﬂllfiff during loan lilllﬂﬂ.

'l‘hc live in burrows and iiublibil nu such roofs. lzrmul nnd grain flFl fhcy arc. nldc. to discover in tliclr niorc or lcnii lmrrcut llfltllllﬂ.

lliit at tho Zoo thcy arc romovcil from tho. strewn 0f compctlflon. nnd liuyo a llttlc untidy llllflﬁff. nll to fbomsclvcm with plenty of food nnu two ruaily-uiudn "burrows" in tho fnrui of flower-puts. which seem to uiilt tliclu admirably.

tic-lug due to fniiufflcleut washing aftcr dyeing. Annex-Iran imported

‘at

Uri-gull, wlicrc hc is the gilt-st. of -

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA

llHITISH till l ulllllllll l

Sir William Edgar Ni

stately, tee;

l in luiur. in INTERESTS

cholls, Chairman and

Governing Director of Spillers’ Milling

and Associated In Spend Three Mon

LONDON, Aug. li.-—'l‘he develop- mont. of (lauadizui Milling interests on a great Htlﬂif‘. by British capital ie-i fiil'c:-iliailo\vcil by tlic ilopurlilrc. for (‘anada. on tllc. ldnlprcl-ls of Franco, August. S. nf Sir William l'Z<ll,':ii' Nicllolll-l. Sh‘ William is chairman and izovcruiul: illroctoi- of Hpllli-rs Milling and Associated lndustrii-s. Llmilcil. it huge com- bination of’ futon-nts which own tholr own slcaluuhlpii and inilur- ziuco coinpzinicu, and are tints coni- lllctciy Hclf-cuntaincil.

Sir William, who \vlll be accom- panicil by Lady and ltilss Nichulls and J. '1‘, Anuer, secretary of tho company will visit Alontrenl.’ Of.-

tawa, ‘Furonfo, Winnipeg. Culgnlﬁv, and Vaucluivcr. Ho. will iipcud throo mouthu in (“auada investi-

lzatlni; tho growling and handling of ivhcat. Canada. hc. coilsiticrs, is lit-coming tho controllhii; factor in tilc production and prlcu of grain. and ho winhiru to study its-i conrl-ie from tho farm to Hit- tlrllliih (fun- Hlllllvl‘. llo will look into the pos- aibilltios of‘ flour milling in \Vcs-

dustries, Limit-ed, to ths in Dominion.

cllltleu which exist for wheat and flour via Vilucoiivcr. If be finds an opportunity exists for iiupruv- lug those facilities and reducing tho cost. of’ marketing Caunillan whcat. be. and his associates are roudy to invent largo sums-l of mun- oy for the purpoac. llow large tlioio- sums may be is indicated by the fact that Spilleri-i industries control Sllﬁdlulhtititl and that Sir William hlniaclf is a director of Bari-Jay's Bank.

in vicw of the dominating Du- Hill0ll 0f Splllers in the British grain frado. its decision to consid- cr large investments in Canadian milling fa a limiter of great impor- tancc to (Jnuuda. while its insur- anco of linpcriui control of Imper- ial filoilstuffu angers well for the forthcouiiug Economic (Ionfcrcnce. Not uinco before tho war has Brit- ish industry showed a disposition to partiiripatc lu (lauadlan ilevelop- iul-uL on auch a large i-lculc. Tile fact. that. it will iueau the estab- Iii-iluncut of’ a new industry. rather than tho mere investment of Brit-

lcrn Canada and, into chipping fa-

lali capital makes it still more con- ritriictivc.

lllllllﬁllll Bill

NEW YORK. Aug. li.—(‘.nnilc- cratlou of two Japniicsc. us Blah- opa of‘ tlic Episcopal Church nt. ‘Pohio and Us: a. ncxf. lllétftllllbﬂl‘,

. _ rill m: 'l' tho u-italiliuliiucnt for H"_\~W>S'_ ni.ul_‘\:izztﬂ,"lam; lin- filutivfllllt‘ ul‘ Christian church huuilicil il-l-Hlhu r In pl‘ |Il‘t':tit|t'(l ovcr h)’ iuitivcil. ill tin.- lil“ “‘““‘- “mum n‘ l " ' tlricut. if. wan auuiulnrcli to-iluy

tho Episcopal Church hliSSiOll lion. '.

iiihlilp 'l‘lioniaii l1‘. (tailor. of 'l‘|-u|i<~:.¢=oo, Prcsidout oi‘ tbc Na- tional (‘tinucil oi‘ tiic ltlplucopul (‘huri-h. will luili from Scutllo for

o-l

'l‘okio, Nurciuhci‘ ...... to lakc part ill tho ci-rcnlilnica, which arc in Iu- hold Docciubcr ti and ll. Rev. .I. S. Aloloda and Rcv. Yiuuitaro Naido will ho, tho cuuitocrtitcd lilsh ops oi‘ 'l‘olii0 and flailku, I‘t'§4|)k‘(.‘~ livcly.

Au informational aspect will be lont to tho ovcnt hy the |ll't’2<i(-‘I](!f'

ol’ lilpisizolxil and Anglican Bishops

Hlilllllllllllllt

Plllslnillplillpil llllwis

Consecration of Two Japanese as Episcopal Bishops at Tokio and Osaka Next De- cember Will Mark its Establishment

from various parts of the world. Bishop (tailor will attend as the f‘t1.]ll‘l‘.NI.'l|iiliiV+'. of’ tho presiding lliiiliop of’ the American (iliurcli, a l'l1])l‘t‘St'lliflfiVf‘ of‘ flic Arcllhiuhflp of (‘anti-idmry iii cxpcctcil from thi- Phurch ol‘ l-Jnlzlaiul and Rt. Rev. Mark A. 'i‘rtiiit)pc. Anglican Bishop of Korca, and one of the llll-iliops of‘ tho f'il\ll‘f‘|l in China. also will ho in attondaiico.

Rf. Rev. John McKim. l). D.. lllpiacupal lii-Hiltlll of Tnklo will act as colon-oration". and will ho an» s-ilsfcll by lliahop (tailor. and thc othcr attcinliui: prclirtcs. Simul-

tlle two nativo McKiiu an ivi-ll us Bishop fleas- tctt, of‘ tho tlburivb of England, will withdraw from tliouc. portions of the . missionary sections which have been niudc into ludepcndant ilioccscu_ Bishops wlll assume jurisdiction.

taucuusly with tlic consecration uf Bishops. Iilnhop

and tho new Japanese

6, 1923

THE DU-CHESS O.F AOSTA, an immediate member of the Italian royal family, in now visiting Can- acfa.

Belgium Observes Ninth Anniversary of German Invasion

BRUSSELS, Aug. 5.-'i‘lie ninth anniversary of the German invas- ion of Belgium on August 4. 1914, ivas observed at: 9.30 Saturday morning.

All traffic was stopped and the people stood still in the streets while the bells rang. the sirens sounded and guns were fired.

Duke 0i Devonshire’s Daughter Married

(Canadian Press LONDON, Aug. 5.—-Ludy Rach- ael (‘avcxidluh fourth iluughter the Duke of Devoushlre Colonial Sec- retary and former Governor Gener- al of (lunatic, was married Satur- day to Hon. Jiiluec Stimrt, third sun of the Earl of Moray. Lady Rachael is twenty one ycara of age.

Banfl Has Ten Inch Snowfall

(lCanadlan Press)

B.~\\Nll~‘il<‘, Aug. 5. ~TuruiiiZ 171° camp into u veritable falrylauil spruce and larch trees-i being cov- orcil by snow. a lcu inch snow full has haltcd activities iuklcflillteiy at. thc lllllllllii camp of‘ the Alpine tilub at Larch Vlllcau.

'l‘wo foct ul' snow 0n the moun- tains will atop "all climbing for the prcucllt. ‘

Thermometer Leads To Mans Arrest

LONDON, Aug. lb-Leonard Wbttewuy. with the enthusiasm of

New Dominion l Organizer for Presbyterian Church

(‘British United Press ) TORONTO, Aug. 5. --~~Rev. W. l1‘. hlt-twmnoll. minlatoi- of Loiuuiug- ton |'f‘l-'.~li)_\‘it1l‘lllll (‘hurcli. l('illliiltllll. Prosbytory him ‘boon uppointctl to thc post of Dominion (lrgaulzer of the Presbyterian (‘hurcb Associ» atlun for the continuation of that church. -—---¢0§----—

Says Lausanne Treaty Doomed to Failure

(Caﬂadian Press

llOSTtlN Aug. 5.—--'l‘hr\ expert» motif of rcuforlni: tlic Turk to blur- npc lu ilooiuod fo fnlluro, Slr lid- ward Gregg, former Secretary to David Lloyd ﬁcnrpze said in a lec- turo larit nixbf. before filo institute of Politics at Williams College.

llc churncterlzotl tho Luuauune lrcafy nu "tlmf. dcproilitlng almost liff-Xltlillﬁ ilotwumcnt." ilcclurlng flint. “tho only filing t.n lie ﬂlliti in its favor iii that it is a peace. but fhnrtc ufatnslmen lnunf bc optimistic lndood who have any bcllof that ft wlll cniliiro."

Tho iaponkor rxprcssctl the opiu- lnu that thc must. trnlzlc part of the sottlvmcnf was fhe- lot, of tbc Ar- fllclli-‘IIIH and other chrliitfnnil fn Anatolia. .

Diesin Summerside

The (lentil took place nt hrr home in Suuinicrulde yosfcrdnll funrulng atlcr n. Shtlrl lllncsa, nl‘ Mrs. John Molllimn. aged 5t) years.

(Tho Info iMrH. lMuillson leaves to mourn a sorrowful: llunbnnil um] one son. Robert. of R. T. Holman. Ltd.

The funeral lukcn place Tuesday

aiiernoou at 3 o'clock.

Arrangements » for Funeral of

‘NASHINGTQN, Auc. ﬁrPre-‘lld- eut Coolidge ziftcr a conference t0- ulglit with Secretary Hughes and other zulvlaors authorize-ti un- ucuucemt-ut of dcttiileti art-ungo- nicnts for the funeral service hcre of the lute President Harding.

The [liﬂllli flt lu with those an- nounccil in Sun Francisco which cull for the arrival of‘ the Presid- ential funeral party here Tueailay afternoon. sorvlcori in the Capitol Rotunda Wcilneiuiuy. departure for Marlon, Oblo. Wednesday night and burial ln Marlon Friday. Upon arrival here Mr. Hard- lng’a body will be taken to the White House where it wlll remain in tho r-uut room until it ls remov- ed to the Capitol for service ln the Rotunda.

Tho funeral trufn will be incl here by President Coolldgn. sever- al iueuiberu 0f the cabinet. supreme court justices and other high government officials. When tho body la taken from the ex- ocuflvu mansion to the (lnpltol ll. wlll bu. escorted by n. squadron of Poultry. a battalion of ficld artill- ery. n brigade of infantry. a bat- tullon of marinas and a detach- ment of sailors.

@--__... ANCIENT ROMANS USED MODERN HEATING METHODS

IDNDON. Aug. 3 —A central bcuffm; apparatus uiicd in a Rouian vllln. about seventeen centuries ago bus iii-on unearthed in the course excavations nt. Kcnyabam cem‘ oft-ry- Snmorsefnhlro.

The villa, which was about 120 fer-t 10ml. wan heated by a hypo- cnuilf. or heating chamber. the beat’ panning under the floors of various rooms by menus of n scrleli nf Damages. ed by rue-ans of flues instead of the floor passages.

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Late President

youth showed so intense an inter- est in the recent bent wave that no walked about with a thermom- eter in his pocket. Al: frequent in- tervals be pulled out the thermom- cti-r and studied it.

When he went to the Teddlngton Houpltul Fair lust Wednesday the thermometer, of course. went with blm. it reposcil securely tn his poc- kct-a blt too securely. perhaps. for. as thc. fair bcccinc crowded there was ever so gentle a pres-

sure against the pocket in which the thermometer lny. Flully the thermometer smashed and the

mercury ran joyously out and spread itself over good English coins that were his bed-fellows in the name pockefi Wbltcwny was arrested for biw- int: "counterfeit coins" in bis poa- ucsiilon. He was discharged yes- terday. when ft was announced at. Feliuam Police Court that the Mlut authorities declared the coins to be genuine. though somewhat the worse for uierctiry. Qu-JI- SWAM ACROSS LAKE ERIE. BUT NEVER AGAIN.

iLORAdlNE, 0.. Aug. 3.» Corbis Walker, Cleveland long distance swimmer, after completing a swim across Luke Erie arriving here at 5.30 this morning frmn ‘Point Pelee where be left. nt. 9.115 ‘yesterday morning. roused himself long enough ibis forenoon to any: "Never again."

The fresh water swim baa esp- ped his strength. iflls legs are partially and temporarily para- lyzed. He ls sleeping an ex- hausted sleep on a cot in the United States coastguard station here. ‘

“After we bnd gone far into the night and n0 sight of the Argus‘ return we lmgnn to get worried". Walker siild. "l thud a conference with the four narsmcu In the row- bonf. accompanying me, and we de- clded to go on. I was feeling good then. "We were and during the day

without a compass followed a

30""? 1'°°""l WW‘! Tflﬂllh- course directed by the sun and de- at Rustfco by

moon and stars

ouiic and political

Annual lubullptlonl Delivered 18.00 37 lhlLOnullnnlU. LLB-M

To Ascertain Sentime

care Also

(Brltlah United Prcu) WNDON. Aux. 6.—Wblle if is

admitted‘ on all sides that there is a. necessity for immediate action in the runner of reparations ll is

unilensluoil that unless the econ. situation de- mands immediate action the cabi- net is willing to mark time until the imperial Conference meets in “d” l0 Kain the full views of the

Earl and Countess of Stratford on Way to Canada

(iBrlclnh United Fran ) ILONDON, Aug. 5.— The Earl and lCouutess of lStratford, accom- panied by Ladies Elizabeth 11nd Mary ‘Byng trailed from Liverpool on the Montcalm on their way ‘to vlslf, the Governor General.

Lights of London Are Dimmcd

- (By Dmlnlon New! Service)

‘LONDON. Aug. 5. MA‘ curious hitch has occurred, during the filming of "The Lights o‘ London," the famous Sims melodrama. which calls for a fire and flre brigade rescue scenes. Arrange- ments were made at the expense of the film company for the Chie- wlck Fire Brigade to turn out, as it frequently does for “dry prac- tice" purposes, and proceed to an empty house, which the filmjoro (llll‘91',|ll}’ signed permission of the entire street of recldeuts, was to flll with smoke and terrified vic- tims of fire.

As the brigade swept round the col-nor where the camera batteries should have been uullnlbereil, lt was pitllcti up by a police sergeant who culd that be bail instructions to prevent the scene being filmed. “But this la merely one of our dry drills." enid the fire brigade officer. "'l‘hnl. ls a happy after- thought." ziuswered the policeman, "but we know that you are helping fu make i1 film."

The producer pointed out that American film companies bad re- ceived permission to film scenes in the streets of London. He in- stanced a recent. occasion when Trafalgar-square and vicinity were occupied from midnight until sev- en o‘clock in the morning ‘by a crowd of several thousands. The policeman refused to budge, and the Police Commissioner wlll not reply to repeated applications for permlsalon lo make the scene, even though one application was sent. to blm by the Federation of British industries.

.lf would be possible to make the scene with the help of a fire brig- ade outside the London area. but that. would not. be a. characteristic London scene. Much money has been lost over this awkward litter- ruptlon and delay. London is the only great. city ln the world in which restrictions are placed on the filming of natural street scenes.

Received Shilling For Saving Life

LONDON. Aug. 5.-—A Maucbas fer boy visitor. aged if. whilst cu- deuvourlug to go after a ball which bud entered the sea. on Bin-- mouth beach. was seen in difficul- ties.

He disappeared twice. but lucki- ly was 389D by a bathing atten- dant. who rescued film and brought blm ashore.

The mother of the child reward- ed the rescuer with a shilling.

Announcements, Coming Events, Meetings, Etc.

RATICt-dtlc per lino per day. 9r per line per day for I days or nvcr. 8c n line per day fur 6 dnyn or over 5 figures initial letters, count nu one word. in per cent discount fur cash. Atlflfvlls forum part. of ad. and must be paid for.

"Cardigan Hall Monday grand abow. Special music. 3064-8-24!

"Bazaar and picnic will be held fill! ladies of (he

pended upon the lint night.” t

BRITISH iinviuiiul iiiii I AllAll IMPERIAL cnilrlliilicl

nts of Overseas Dom-

inions Before Taking Deﬂnte Action on Reparations Matter. Premier Poin-

Wants Delay.

representatives of the Dﬂrbﬂ of the empire.

Premier Poincare wants delay land's disclosure of Premier mic. wlna policy and wlll remain uu. Diiicatcd unless Great Britain allows this to France. Howqvej- iba Prime Minister is Bllliﬂus w feel out the dominion‘: sentiments towiards the problem before de-

val-foul

fmltelv lﬂvfuz out nu policy.

Buffalo Policeman - Wins National Scull Championship

(Canadian Frau) ‘HALTPMOWE. A118. 5. — Edward Mugulre. Buffalo policeman. won the National lSlngle Scull Chain; plousbfp at. the fifty first annual regatta of’ ibe National Asnocfatlon 0t" amateur OBPSUIEII on m‘, Pgla, peco River here yesterday.

The time was eight minute; forty elsht seconds. ‘Hilton tBelyea, 3t. John. N. 8.. Wflﬂ second two lengths behind. Paul V. ‘Costello. Philadelphia

last year's winner was lii 1mm Place elxht lenauw baliind MEKUITQ-a '

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Lloyd GeorgesiVisit to Canada Uncertain

(ilrfflnh United Frau ) 110N901"- Aux. s. ﬁAlfifough cables from Toronto report mo: 510W! George is announced as the Principal speaker at the World Brotherhood Conference there ofllaber 14m n u officially stated be has made no definite promise to address the conference. Although he has received a vast number of cordial invitations from (Xinadliin cities be has kept hub- eelf free and is not yet in p, no“. tlon to outline his complete itiner- ziry. it. is indeed doubtful wheth- er be will be in Canada as late u the 14th of October.

Love Letter to a King

STOCKHOLM. Aug. 5, mo, v.15. tovwaa astonished to receive [pg mlhwhl! letter with his morning post:-

“Bi1r11ns.—Monaay at a p. m. I expect you at the Odfna-plnce. I ﬁlm" W111i until seven. But you must be sure to come. Your Eater.

The postmark bad practically obliterated balf of the adore“ which should have read :“No. 237 ‘Svelwlvn. M. M. Cuctav v." u. u. Gustav "V. la the training ablp [9 which Eaters sweetheart ls at- cached.

Ln" 111 "18 day a message was iéecetved in the training Bhlp that;

Vellﬂlwll. by order of the King. was to have a day's holiday.

The Weather, Etc.

NOW TO FOOL

EVERYBODY‘ INCLUDING MYSELF AND PASSTHI5

‘IORDNTND, Aug. O.—NIHUIIB moderate westly winds fare and warmer.

lHfgh tide this afternoon at. 5.184 and tomorrow morning at 5.24.

Hun new (hi4 event" ll 7.24 and rims tomorrow mornlnl n. 4.49.

INev: moon Sunday. August 18th 7.1’! n. Ill.

Bummerulda flue eighteen minu-

plrlsh In aid of the Convent on August 15th and 16th,

u» later than (Zbariotfefmm. - All