a r sv-

nu‘

, caustic style of which Mr. Lloyd

s- ._.:_~. .

‘ilfilillffqigi:

i t

ling;

PAGEFUUR

rue onuniunnowu 00...... "'>*e=By11=W~w

Pswlililk-I flhnrtor l Islam. II I‘ Woe-Pullout. I > luretlrr-Lirlsd 4'41! D A InrIlnrmn. II I 0 Illlhs and Managing INrn~‘nv_>,I l flflvgmff I‘ J I. Auunlnk Elmore-Frank Walker III l) I Our-flu

loaning Dally (founded um so so o» nnr u- slums) aimed. cs so m y... (u. Mlvnncc) mulled in Onlpdn ud nun-o sum.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 19M

LLOYD GEORGE AGAIN

A new gallery of portrait: o! war-time celebrities, etched in the

George isarnaster. apilem 111

the third volume of the British ex-ved roadmakllll 111d K1181 P10819611 Press and broadcasting; and that

Premier's War Memoirs, recently published. His genius for tickins off the objection ble characteris- tics of former colleagues appears in such passages as the tollowirlgl |

Sir Edward Grey was "futile in‘ my enterprise that. demanded de- glgipn and energy. He- took refuge! in that aloofness that detached him from all concern for the em- cient conduct of a. war he had advised the Government to declare."

Lord Isansdownds “sword waslHe is one of- the scholarly, poetic never very formidable in action; it bleachers of the Maritimes whose was now mly useful to return file wlpit ministrations and sermons m

salute."

like of kicking along laggard col- leagues with academic qualifica-

uongy ‘Laren. Minister Runcimans "most conspicuous at-‘Pensions.

mbutg u a. glib inefficacy which‘ can explain and expound with

got 1t:-

done his own sharing!’ ment is equally frank:

m ostentatious display of his im- potence for War. He did not tum the other cheek to the smiter, he jud‘. rushed to his type-writinB machine to record his feelings about the blow. Wilson, if annoyed. W011“ simply put a little more sulphur in his ink."

or Joirre he says: “His resolute

countenance inspired a sense oi’ planted 200 acres of tun; tregg,

gtrength. That is what a harried

They make the mistake of thinkinl that the seat 0i’ intelligence is in

Lloyd George lays the responsi- bility cn Inrd Jelllcoe for the fail- ure to cope successfully with the submarine menace, “which almost won the war for Gennany." Jel-l liooe, he claims, had to be remov- ed as First Bea Lord before the convoy system could function un- impeded, by Admiralty hostility and opposition. "The lords of the Admiralty," he says, in discussing the shipping reorganization, "were horrified at the notion that brassi buttons should be ordered about by bone." V"One of the Sea. Lords wanted to know how it was possible for officers to take orders from a shipowner civilian." The trouble was surmounted "by milling the civil- ian m Admiral," and the crisis passed! ‘

Like another famous historian, Lloyd George announces that he is writing with candour about men and events in order that the Fut- ure, having read his book, will avoid the errors of the war years and

, disaster “by a greater mar- gin than we did in the last cal- amity." 'I‘hat this may be one of his objects will readily be admitted;

Mo“ be!“ ‘Nut mu m“ o’ the ensuring an educated electorate

In _ attention to the ll;- nual conference of the Englishhi - '1 “n” "1 rary Association held lsst month,

the Manchester Guardian remarked that "a demand for books is s slug! of a nation's education and their adequate supllly the guaran- tee of progressive governmen ;" two statements containing a reas-

“‘ ‘ of truth.

full beard? Doesn't every girl love’ u h mm

y assumed that when 5 ‘mw’ mddltm “u” °i °m"the next war comes nothing can 188101111111‘! 586mg snytho lcssstopmthatthspeopleofsllna- likely in his one, tlons will be stampeded into arms by s militaristic executive control- ling, directly or indirectly, those organs of mass propaganda, the

The weather has certainly favor-

has been made. Good accounts are the causes of war will be primarily new; recegved M m, new process” the mic situation, secondarily

“Wfmented Wm‘ m “mm "u" ggnufscturergflodnhosg millions if)‘:

and “mum m‘? 511-114 111B 11°51 01 peace are therefore concentrating winter, there is every prospect of s on preparing the way for a. pacific general M09301; nut yeu_the instead of a militaristic executive

which cannot be stampeded, over- hauling the economic system which

ozdinary black surfacing. ' breeds war and abolishing the pri-

0t flours was oAvss or in! cosmos com ”

Bo much time a lost ‘from employ- ment owing to the common cold m: widespread investigations are being made to try to lesrn its cause. in addition to the loss of time from sm- llloyment the common cold often lowers the resistance of the indivi. dual so that more serious throat and chest conditions develop.

Home years ago Dr. D. F. Smiley reviewed twelve years of monthly records of illness in i000 male stud- cnts of Cornell University. 11g round that most colds occurred in Docem. ber, January, February and Mgggh, An tflort was made to‘ show that

Summer-sides loss will be Saint vlgte manufacture of armaments." rainlall, lack of sunshine, the tern.

JOIIXYB diStlflCfgfl-in In flu c311 ex-

Dflrature and amount of moisture m

the air had something m do wm;

mud“ t° m“ 3' 0' $~ cm’ 3"“ Story-telling must stand or hi] causing colds It was found mgr.

as an instrument of pure lmagin- there was arelationship between m9 811°“. 115 u revelation of God because coldness of the air and the lack o1 it ls a revelation of the nature of sunshine in causing colds, but not to an " writes Mr. Charles Morgan in l-he extent that had been thought.

“pmal t° educaud minds 111111 111'the Bummer Yal nevi "n Afsw weeks agoDr Mar u Asquith had a. “well-known dis- the Church of st. John and S1,, e m we s‘ y over’

Stephen there are many such, in.

seek to defend it on the grounds 1a J- Reed and B. Collins in Public

so vmlgi And Since

i u mspooox

T0011!!! ‘meniscus rule which the

besrinmindmmustbemreof; the reliability of my individual im- ~ parting information to him, and a that his facts are correct. ; Sometimes it is difficult to follow 011i $1118 IJIBWN- 01c may have known u. msn for months or even SEMI. may have ooms in daily, con- tact with him and have received from him important items o: news, . and yetintbesndbswilltricki you. somepersonsseem totstsai malimcious delight u. fooling the rs- i P0

n.

I had an experience of that kind in my early days on The Montreal Bt-II‘. 1ft some 75y I bgcgmg 5g- uuainted with s storekeepcr on Notre Dame street. He was a manu- , fscturer of rubber stamps, stencils. * and other office supplies. From sli appearances he was doing a flour- ishing business. Once I got to know him I acquired tbs habit of drop- i ping -ini.o his store two or three‘ times a. week, and generally he had

iii/ta “Hdberdgoslrjery " i.

11611115?" 1990K!‘ must always‘

gards my opinion about yourself, I on personalities such as Presi- recall a story about an old Irish- m at n 38am.- mu to musa even dent Wilson and Joflre the com- man. Old Jim was informed that a the casual interest of the average m ‘mm’ °' “"spu"’°ry attwn" quit business or had he left the certain person to whom he obiected tv?

“Mr. Wilson honestly Y-hWBht he was a gentleman. ‘He isn't,‘ said old was serving the causebf Peace by Jim, ‘and if he thinks he is I make

of one.’ "

From the trees is taken an oil in- on the button and this thing is away people instinctively seek in trouble. dispensable in the manufacture or like a 1M1: rabbit.” This fact. 111 “m” mum’ “mum- vmflim" “d of the modern ar, results in its at- emmeh- The Pam?- mdll-Btfy. it 15 taining a speedcin excess of that of the 011111." ' 9511111111911. 89911118 $100,000,000 a an express train within the space year either for 91mg on or 1955 "g of s. city block without the driver isfsctnry substitutes. lord's indust-

fle‘ u” mum 9! the '3“ ‘mpmixt Curiously enough, says a British

eluding 00L the mm Mumy Mmhwhelmed, but if we believe that

of story-telling is the same with

m, R 5, m,“ pm,“ ‘m, a, theirs. n: a a raising of curtains, an distributed being situated m Boston, Tm, w“ ‘m, m", and I

forcible and relevant fluency whatLPrempn- Hepburn. “You are pxeasedilgpflhlleglg; of windows, en admittance élmflngton. D. 0.. Ooiumb , Ohio, promptly “Emma h. m The ma‘

he is after and why he has never to say that I am one of the mean- ___. . _ 1 set of partisans. in the editorial col- thvgartemuthe abstract u a thing Demure m“ o! tempera Bir Herbert Samuel “has aways umns of The Journal, w 11 a rr es nobody. Such sen- ' , W" i of it. Probabl h had ,

e ' ‘u m‘ ten,“ u urrheysre Sm, fighting m moisure, hours of sunshine, rate per ,1?" yo, 5 hwy 5:“ an 5:2,?

South America," or “The Far East mne ‘it wmch the m“ mm/“uv when I went around 8min I noticed amount o! rmmm'_md me mum" a sign up “To Iiet." Had he simply I

"“ n. But that is not a thing to pride ourselves upon. There is in reality nothing abstract about war. It affects the welfare of millions of

fright.

conjunction with the easy motion

being aware of it.

exchange, those who are quietly maturing plans for committing the

17151113181118 111-! 11111 111111110 d“!!! Labor Party tothe revolutionary pro on return to Canada, Rt. Hon. R. gram do not seem to find their pol- 3, Bennett, dewnbed m, new W0. icy inconsistent with furious de-

Tm‘ “m” 3mm" “m” "5 and the dictatorships which have m” exprusmn "1 the 3mm‘ i‘! 9' come into being on the Continent. people, of that love and regard for They appear to imagine that they the eternal problem of ‘who is my will find the mass of the British

nemhboxx... speaking m the prek people easy to convince that while a Fascist tyranny is reactionary and en” °! ‘ dmmgmshed “then” intolerable, one which masquerades

01 Pwvmdll 111111 1111111 19131115911511‘ under the name cf Socialism is tives, at the foundation stone lay- simply democracy in another sill-se-

ing, the Prime Minister declared c Wm wehomc The London the hospital "is not brick and stone Momma Post as her wmchdog m

“d 31°F“? “d mnmw- but @1119‘ the matter of Russian lumber im- thing standing as a. visible reminder ports at the expense of our lum- that there are other than material b"- The" B" 1119111? 0f 80111111 11-1811-

ments for Imperial trade and for values m the world and m“ you excluding a foreign product that is

can't measur‘ 1°” m tam“ M nut on the market under conditions money." when completed the new of labor that amount to unfair hospital Wm have 150 bed; 5nd g9 competition. In Canada recently a

an _ good deal has been heard of fies: zfmtog; xi“fiekft£f sweatshop conditions that give those ' who practice them an unfair ad-

Yed 9111111113’ b! W°l11¢11~ vantage; Russian goods in the in- , -’_-- ternational market must be looked

It Wm be moaned m“ ML n” 1h upon as sweatshop products. How- Calder, K.C., recently broke away filvfighlzgagosérigsfugfhat’ 2N2‘):

but it is permissible to doubt whether it is the only, or indeed the main impulse behind this and the preceding memoirs.

"He is writing," suggests ars- viewer in the Winnipeg Free Press. "to get his story off his chest. To tell the world what he thinks of his colleagues ln the coalition and the war governments; to explain the sort of creatures the generals and the admirals were, and to leave a deep and powerful impression that in all that terrible and catastro- phic time there appeared at least one great and energetic figure with tyesight, vision, drive, imagination, psgnetism, true perception and unselfish devotion. This, and the two preceding volumes, make it reasonably clear to even averlse in- idlikelloe who that figure was!"

EDITORIAL NOTES

Dr. Harvey Aguewh numerous . my. rather Vincent Morrison h-isnds here will extend sincere sym- says: ‘Ibis is to advise you of change psthy to him in his unfortunate so- of address: Up till now I have been

O

sidsnt.

jQuebec and started s. party of his am even stronger today than twelve ~own known u the squgfg pugy; months ago. for in the meantime

‘"111 111* wwyetlle P1111!‘ 111 the limitation of the Russian quota

Canada has begun to build up her “mum” M" PM “W” K0" '°“ trade and it would be intolerable if

°f u" m‘ Pnmi“ M Queb“ she became exposed to loss through broke away from the Quebec official arbitrary variations of the Russian Liberal Party and inaugurated L’ allotment." Intolerable is the right ‘Action Liberal Nation ‘ 1"- or- WMTE‘

igsnization of young and progressive A munuon policy worthy ‘h. 141191111!- N°W 9-11 1111115110111‘ 14 b11113 name must he founded on the as- made to amalgamate these two sumption that the Dominions are

"forms, so ,8 m 101m a "my 5mm; capable of a gradual but indefinite i expansion. And it must derive lihird party w @111" ‘he "s" " m’ urgency from the reflection that, if

‘next Provincial elections. Mr. Oal- people of 3mm, stock shflnk ‘mm oer says he would he perfectly undertaking that expansion, people willing to have Mr. Gouin head the of other stock will sooner or later

do it for them. If and when that ‘mum! ‘m?’ °’ m“ "mp" happened. we should have to write

'1 am prepared to put my 5° 1”" iinis to the Empire. The report of behind his 35," he ssid. Mr. Gouin’s m, mmqyepartmenggi gommm,” comment when the proposed plan m: scarcely, ovive fear, hellp to tdelay

reported to him was ‘Time 111mm 1° P915111 "1 ‘my Wm Me “h” m“ be do“ cventuality.—i..ondon Morning Post.

‘about s merger of both patties.”

All the King's sons m followiot the example set by their father in Writing from the catholic Mis- seeking by personal contact to 011

tend their knowled s! the count- sion, Lishui (Ohuchow) Che. calm. m‘ ‘m, m New: mo” mm

living in Bung Ysng City. Now I

r m1 um _ u alth ts

o wor y u y. we shall be over m?“ surlivggolrnaggcgxidtlivlléegugnbgirng: new! m, my Tm had been so,“ i there is value m love, m poetry, in Wis 51110118 atudeetsiln various unl- | y, 511m‘

of Health and mystical apprehension, in... o“, m- vet-pulses in the United slum m n {',',§§"h'§,,,§ M, m§,§,'fw1f,’,,d”§’:n§

sltion is unassailable, for the value Pvt of l8 months.

were considered week by week.

af 10th? gills: (ilelnittixitlitiali: twill Sh” m“ we" "my m“ “i”

Henry WW5 latest venture u own homes that we humans take my other time o, ye“ to enter into competition with

nunciatlon of the Corporate State .

up the British Commonwealth. His Majesty is King no; only of Greet

on for some weeks, and then one-

The six university gwupg war-swap 5mg! m?‘ t¥fid"'1'e!°t1dh‘,‘;d:' w“?

ci-ilialgdlgmllew Orleans, and Berkeley, A g1‘, u." “m. on gomghw w, ' my end I was suirprised find - Weather conditions-average tem- the 51501, Qlosed‘ but thought “om-

ci what’ did the“ mv“t13“t1°115 A few days lster I was carpeted

h"? before the managing editor w

The investigations showed that ovoonncr. Miller. the city Isdltor: Q

b°w1d to 58y he L, m mo it , there were more colds when the m t h fi 111 1‘ Y the worlds citizens for many years temperature was below noun“ bu‘ :2: l 5:1 Bfillgmllldpalxgilnegiybuglf

Beautiful liEWg IVEIBGOATS

i

$10.50, $10.00 up u $30.00

\

Meltons, Silver-tones and Elysians are much

‘favored this season and the prices are even 3Jmorc attractive than last. year. If you are interested in a perfect fitting overcoat let show you the new Fashion Crafts.

Siubleys English Elysian Over-coats priced at 822.50.

1 "Henderson & Cudmore

MEN'S WEAR .

ness man who was anxious to know

the nose and throat.

to prevent drafts.

, simply skippvd the city. Advice To Young gar-imitating wig m e recon

Lawyers " p

‘ disposition a» do this. ‘rm item

(Mail and szupue) had been bublished in good faith.

10rd Macmillan, who was chsir- and if these merchants had been

man of the Royal Commission on deceived by an unscrupulous indi-

Canadian banking last year, dellv- viduai it was the responsibility cf

ered recently an interesting address the flrclldfltd them-Bellies. n0t of on “Law and History" before the Th8 Btu‘-

Edinburgh. He remarked that if the ter. but r had learned my lwwn- I

cause they exhibited the defects oi‘ their qualities and those qualities, were a strong and vigorous sense of principle and an intolerance of in-

ter index to the daily life and daily concerns of a people at any given

(Vancouver ‘Provincel

5151mm which P“? “Tm-Wm 9° the Bea of Japan and from the 111° 110111111 1" decisiw- frozen Arctic u. the warm waters of But if the law was of such value m‘, 31mg “q gum“ u“ Even to the historian not less valuable u m, m“, m“ u 3 m momma W" hum" t° n" 5'19"’- Tm" distance from her extreme east to w" n° mun“? "m" “l” 11111119111191 her extreme west and from farthest

ently in dealing with important m "can; y”... m m“ through

ershlp of an island which hsdlorm- ed itself in the Rangoon River in Burma. There was no Burmese law nouncemsnts of a Scots lawyer of

cide the question on general prin- in tho solution of legal prob- ciples. I directed the attention of lems effecting the affairs of our my oolleaguqhir George Inwndcs, great minim in the mutmlust bo- w a passage in stair which exactly fore the vseaioln when the remark- met the cue. and in the iudgment able question of wbst constitutes which he prepared you will find it piracy jun gentium manila de- quoted ssthebasis ofthe advice bstedmdwhsnthelswsofmsny which we tendered to His Majesty. foreign nations were being invoked, "In the other instance we wuss I vsntumdtoliltlelimthstitmight dealing with the questio of the acquisition by prescription of s border, when in other days piracy right of fishing in m Indian river. was not imknown form of sotiv- Here again a statement of the law ity by Btsir precisely covered one of and were sent for, the main points st issue. and I son's! quoted itinths judgment oftbi IQM. _ s board. You will find bouytnue stmcss of tiisprssuit-dsy‘ nius

F

gang s§§?a

cholera whys-l telnet a puvsknt. The loss “may Plfiflfid All ill- ths region of

E5 s. 23M

unng the early fall months than at the whgrggbouflg o; my Noe" Dam, so difficult s. time that it was rea- stmg fflend_ Th, “my; u; mm‘ lized the route was not a practic This would prove therefore that it jmmgdjgtgly ‘my mm gppggy-ed m one for commercis; ships, and it

l8 China. in the production of tung Those who drove the can of s cauflg: égzssgzguscglaczgtig fig: 31° 5h“ Md stuwd ‘mt w m5“

oil. On his 80000-84211: plantation at

lory as all next-best things, is to is! like what you do. This. however. a commer ‘ l route that Russia is i mself sgreesbl to f th seekinB- ' £28m,“ agormscovergd ma? it“; m the “fly mu mmmu- bu‘ “m? 118 leading merchants q; lifégrlietrezl. H: when i116 Ways, 0a., near savannah, me mo- w“ zxmfitenzzgiga Ewe ‘e331 the cool weather drives us indoors had ordered jewelry to the value went northt some weeks ago after intelligence. w resets- h- md a... u seal“ ‘l. m... initials: z; 0' elven"? as“ . .. ' - co g from lea a ors, driver put it. The merest touch Even m; outdoor air has less mOI-s- haberdashsry from tH gsnt's furn- find s passage westward from the We 111 the W01 Weather. so you can ishing stores, and generally had in- Bering s», but this plan up lmdermnd 110W miwh 1w their dulged in sn orgy of ordering which to have been dropped. m June, m “mum be lathe imated h°m°- n“ lot-filled 11D ‘to some thousands of ice-breaker Litke, under Captain dry. dead 1111‘ 1111111116 u" 11111118 of dollars. He had done this without Nikolas“, 19ft vigglvogmg bound. furnishing any evidence o! his bona- for Murmansk on the coast just It 18 K105i likely then that moot fides except The Btar paragraph, we‘; 01 the whim ggq, m Augugt, gold-st are digs to breathius dry. re- and the merchants had not taken ‘(ggqfdjng m dgspqtchcs from Mos- rea hed a that is still or dead as the, troulle to consult the mercan- 00w, m, ugqfprghip Knippovitch. wind-W" 111111 1100111 81¢ “Pt closed tile agencies to prove his claim t0 olpmm 5 v pop," t1 the fortune alleged to have been left ma,“ 3,136.11“: UM”: the ——-————-—_ to him by the old uncle. When he “mph” o! the 10rd MacMlnalfs had obtained all he wanted he had mpglxmllggmtltuftéhboth tthzmldytt, and e ippov are es g e ‘m’ mum" theory that far north of the Siber- ian Coast, north, even of Frans them, but naturally there was no Jose! Lani which u“ beyond m’ 80th parallel and is only eight or nine degrees from the pole, there is open water. Fran: Joseph Land has, of course, been visited more than once. It was on an island nearby that the re-. Scottish Law Agents‘ society in Iheasd nothing more of the mat- $.25 B‘; Aggzeflxeflfeégwgilg