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readlng population.

I’; 1| reasonable to sup- pose that all intelligent men and women read

11; follows, therefore, that the number of news- paper readers is approxi- mately identical with the

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the Meeting.

(United Press)

csilt? spoken fiou of 1

starting (ll‘i(ll)l‘i‘ l.

o‘ n“. l-‘ederaiion

"p. labor holly.

fpgeouvenittlu of the

Fed held.

has not been finished.

convention of‘ the Federation ltzlbof‘. because, ill \'Ii‘\\' ot‘ the fact tlult labors

be ltealt with at Portland. Labor's recently’ announced

vigorous effort to organize

_ discussed at the collvl-lllinll.

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Condensed Specials i

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Count f. words to u iille. (iroupll of lflfllres. initial llflcrs, one word.

ruil. llid ml

Address foruls

lsl. be paid for. Furnished lluom 11d. 75c for seven Innis for week.

one Situation

LOST — GENTLEMAN'S GOLD VI'IlIl'Il, Saturday; Alfg. 25th he tween tIalubIeK: nlld Milan's col--

ller. i‘olllll_v Lille. Please leave

J-‘lora lll-own, Sllalurt ~k. l i " ‘l4

FOUND — PURSE CONTAINING ulnl of nfouey. ()\\'llel' may have saluo by applying at (inur- iIIIlil.

WANTED A Mkillfron GENER- al Ilouse work. Apply Nirs. Jolm t). llyullllfzlu, f) iiouglvorth ‘Ave. Ill tile e wluingt-f. Ii‘

WANTED 5- A QlRlfoR WOMAN

l" a- In witll houselvork. daily

from .1. m. to 2 p. iii. Exceptlng

Sunday. Apply’ HS Weynlouth St.

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.___________________ FOUND NEAR KENSINGTON A “PHIL: of‘ pearls. owner may have We" In’ rolling at Alfred fllay- _Ili'.\\', ilzlrf-Ztlie. Zflll-i-S-Zll-iii. DELIVERY WAGGONS WANT- “II” llvllvery wnggon ill good condition. Write l‘. (). llox 149, Sululuel-side. 25S3-K-2fl-3i.

'-°§T ON AUG. 22m: BETWEEN (VIIIITIIIIIPUHVII and Snnllnersitlla, ‘ql-‘l llolfsllaw one 32-1 Tire froln zrtllllflllllklll‘ (‘aln Finder please qoulluunlczltl- with ll. l. Rayner, Wilmer-side. r. 1c. i. 25stl-S-2it/ll.

._______ FEMALE BOARDERS CAN BE nunlunloliated, 278 Grafton Si.

lone 901i, 257ti-X~29».'li.

WmIED — GENERAL PUR- "rlv; luure, (1100) suitable for on fully broke, not (lver sev “mill-é?- Edison Wright, ivllddle-

__\_-___ llkorzl, H. R. 2567-S-2il-3I.

m

ro ‘A’ "““ ' ()‘I;"‘:‘Q—A LADY'S BFiACELET “r pa)" Avenue last. week. i~‘|lld- d)’ have llnacclet by ‘prov-

in - l! lluim and P1111112 for nd.

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win LaborKs voico on great dom- mu 1",] \\‘|)|‘|(l problelus will be I at the next annual l-onvl-u lll- American Federation of‘ Labor. llll‘l'| lug at Portland, Oregon,

Tile only set order of business at [hel'f)|l\‘1*lllIllll'llS is always the £35,. with the nulluzll convelli.iolls will be the re.- pQfl of the executive. council of

ill-cause, however, of the great n",,,|,,.,- of‘ flllilflrllllli issues in ille Wm,“ 5pm“, “fin-cling labor and

. sl-t ill I'Illl'()))l‘. Ille coul- Anlcrieall ion of Labor is expected to he oln. of‘ the ulost important ever

'i‘ile convention ls sclletlflled to last ftbout two wetlks. bllt may coll~ “null longer, if‘ all business on hand

“thpp it is explained that it is very difficult to forecast. file ques- tions to be taken up at all annual of

llIl'l‘i‘.‘~'lH are so wide- spread. these meetings have tile - whole world as a field of discussion, the following forecast has ht ll ob- tained frolll Federation (llflfilfili-l as u fair fort-ease of‘ the probiellfs to

lll- leutiou to ulake. a new alld more the great arllly of steel workers ill-file United Sixties is expected to be one o! the principal subjects Lu he

Tile labor chief's fllell undoubted- ly \\'ill explwlss the Afllerican Fed- uafiou of iiaholfis attitude on the bps which .llldf:e ldlbert ll. (iavy, lifirllnan of the l'llifed States Stet-l fllpolafion. has allllltlllllced aln-aldy

on all S-

fO44§QO I Y“

> lfle per flue per tiny. ill- her Ilne pl-r duy for 1f days or ever. ica llne per dlly for fl days or ever.

eollllt us ti) pl-r cent. discount. for

port of lld. Special ltnttls

Ilnted, for seven words 50c perINnW week. _

ilPRtlBlENSillEltlRli THE llll AMERICAN FEllERAilllN o

Steel and Coal Indllstry Foreign Affairs and the Injunction as a Strike Weapon Will all Come up For Discussion Before

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tion the (‘allalllflu llank of meets ‘ unlollg lluulillou shareholders alld It is not likely that there will he rllly strenuous opposition offered

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hour-flay basis.

'l'llese steps were taken in ac- cordance witll the promise lll‘ the lleilds oi‘ file steel industry to the late President ilardillg to pllt the sieel luiils on all H-llour-dfly ilasis as soon as possible. allll practicable.

Al. that. time. however, this profu- isc 0t‘ the steel corporation was des- cribed as “bluff" by Salllul-l tiofllp- ers, veteran president. oi‘ the. Alu- eriean Federation of Labor.

Idllrtlpl- lllltltnlbtedly will be a principal problem bel‘ol'e. the labor cunvelliioll. 'l‘lle ll‘etle' iull‘s ai- lllllili‘ on the world crisis abroad. llll‘ fillalleifll alld eculloluil: debacle. ill tiernlalfv, the strained relations Ill-tween France and til-eat llriiaiu and the celliilluell colllpei.iiion ill zlrlnalneflts is believed ulnlost cer- IflIll to be stated.

'I‘hl- question of‘ the perlualleut lu- juuetlon algaiust strikes, the “thorn ill labors side." will have :1 prom- iuellt part ill the discussions of ille label‘ chiefs at. Portland. .

Nillioual politics zllsrl are expect-

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THE PRINCE OF WALES His Royal Highness will arrive at Quebec on the Canadian Pacific steamer “Empress of France“ Se tember 12th

EINMISNTIEIII:

contact.

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Covers Prince: Edward Island Like the Dew

i he 1 m- lr ~ .1 . |~ u) ,1‘ w!‘ +1. w h" i‘. 11$ f,‘ i ' - - "n. ..

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elected on first preference vote brothel‘, Philip, was elected fr (feneral Richard Mulcaily, Mllll

(f. N. Byl-ne, Government was returned for the National were elected for the National ll for the. (ioverllnlellt in that co

of staff to Ealnunn Dc Valera, (fouuty Loutll.

IN lIIE

served.

ell to have a ranking place on the ealelldal‘ of the convention. 'l‘hel'l- ,|)l'tlIltillIY will be :1 survey of the‘ national and state collgrt-ssiollalI fuaiiolls from the standpoint oft lzlbolfis lllIi‘i'l i 'l‘llel~la may bel solue discu. loll also of different presidential candidates. llllllligraiioll is a vital question to (labor. and the Portland convention

s of Aluerlcau labor. 'l‘i'lu fate of the railroads and the I situation ill the coal industry arel almost certain-Ito be questions on wiliell labor will express its tlllliiitilhi

Iii the discll sion of world af-I fairs. labor probably will repeat its) colulelullutiou of the tactics of

Ill‘

. this post is open for elec-l Ifioll at each zlllllllal coflvl-lliiou. According to l-‘ederatiofl officialsc, Ihnwever, there sl-elus todle no! iionlpers for the‘ II|li'l*HIlIl'lI('y of this yeul‘. .

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IBIINK

lion. w. s. Fieltlillg llas (iivell llis (‘ollsellt as Initial Step (Canadian Press) t)'|"l‘.\\\'.\, Aug. 2.’. - -ilou. \\’. S. Fielding, Alillistl-l‘ of Fillallcl- alf- Iltlllllkvll this evening that. llf tile reque-"l of the tIli'i'f'l()l‘.< of‘ the two

banks t't)lii‘l'l'lll‘lI, alld ill conform- ity with file ])i‘l)\'Iu‘I(lllr€ of‘ the liauk Art. he ha; given his coll- sflili to the making ' of all agree-

lllellt for the sale of the assets of the flunk of llamillon in the Cou- ' flank of ('lllilillt‘i't'l‘.

i ' itl .\ll'. Fielding. “is the I'll step ill the lllatler.

eelllelfi. after all details have been tseiilel! between the two

banks, to be effective. fllust. have the approval of the tiovtlrutll'-in- (‘olllll-il.

""l'Il(‘ luergel‘ now proposed is.

l :llll satisfied. one that should ill

the. public interest, be allowed. ’l‘he liauk of‘ Hamilton is entirely solvent. indeed Ill some respects it is lll a strong position. its paid up capital. $>'l.illltl.illllt. is lul- iulpaired. its reserve. $1 It'll)» Ilas been almost equal to the c-llllt‘ 1d.

it has expc-rleucctl severe Ive-SN‘ \\'Illl'Il give its lnalulgeluellf allxief)‘ 41.: to tho futllrc. its duel-tors fccl that lu these days ot‘ larfif‘ transactions and keen t-tiltlllidllllill tile flank of llamiltou it‘ culllillllvll as on iudepeuilellt oruallillllltlll- would ilavc a difficult task. lll- cltliilfl ol‘ ‘waiting for events tbtll alight poesiiliy impair the bank's prestige, the directors feel that lll the interest. oi‘ the NIIIIFUIIOIIIPTS and of‘ all l-olll-erlletl the)‘ Slllllll‘)

Like some of the other banks .

avail themselves of‘ ihc (lpiltlfillllilfl

one ol the l eon- I illiuh

of‘ illllilliifllllililllll with large-u hanks ill Valletta. cur with this view, and

that at lIlIH moment, when thurc is

Ill ftuant-lfll

ilig situation of the. llolulnioll. ll.»\NIl'lJ’l‘()N, Aug. 2S. —-.-\bsnrll' of the llallk of llflillllit)" by (‘nlnlnerec approval

with gclltlral

o -—~—---—€-__ nata gm CORNER OF wEv. "on “m I will" Si. nenr Sill- M-pr “at watch. Apply 221

' ~ - 2588-8-29-2l "u" o" W°MAN __ w” WANTED FDR Jaggllnxmlmri’ Mime. Apply Mrs. 1N0 B" ‘"9117. Emerald, R. ' ' - -. _. .. __. ,1-

t..- . y” _.,. ,.

when, the deal comes before tile

‘is expel-led to voil. its position for “ulnorvd That (imladian a restricted lllllulgratlflll. to protectl _ _ . ‘ the present wage and living staud- Beauty ls iical (aust-

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"“"~"I‘I"""I'Il‘ "ll-“lqY I \ governlncnt bonded warehouse elreies. tile nnuoulleelllelll of tlt. "no x‘ truck merger lvlll strengthen file ballk- -

silnrcllolders lvlll he guided by the directors in the matter. for sentimental reasons, business men here regret thllt the identity of the Bunk of Hamilton will be

good bushlan-

IIIF RIIYIII. TRIP i‘ I'll CIINIIBA

of‘ Visit

if. llcidallyell was {Judge Stewart yesterday. Illr. J.

leudanf. .ludl.-eulellt was reserved. Mr. uloruiug of "l3 I111‘)

election day

turning Officer lil-l-‘zldtteu at. W8“)

wished to vote on thc rent of‘ a stall

FOREIGN-Til l x (TESS .\ LSO N .\ .ll l“)

Queen of Rllnnlllhl to

Soviet lillssla. , Although (iolupers has beenI Milk!‘ AHPIIIIII f0 .\I_

the pre-sitleut of‘ the .\lllel'icall I rangg i], lufltcll

i-‘l-delalflou of lilllltli‘ for lllililyi ‘MM. r -

(British United Press)

l.t).\‘l>().\‘, Aug. 2R. wllillllillllll‘ I-illclalltt alwayw oll the alert. for ll!l'\\':; of‘ rolflanct- alfcvtillj-I ill“

Print-e of‘ \\'.~lles today galw- ear trl all under lurrelli oi‘ gossip to the Ielfeot that. all llnuauletl (Jalladiau file i‘l‘tll~i'llliSlé of his pro- ‘ to file dolnillioll next

month. 'l‘hi.< is ])i‘IlIl1|I)l_\' untrue llllt there

i.: no doubt but that a (iauudiall bride would be. most acceptable to ithe whole empire. Nell‘ talk of (lilfll‘i‘il|§.;I‘. for the Ileir oi’ the throne ihas been stirred up by the advent of (Jul-ell Nlarie of‘ lilllllauia and l‘eplll'l.~: that II

lnateh between the -e and her dzluglllcl‘ Princess Ileana.

'l‘lle wagering is all against Queen Alarie being able to aeconl- pliuh anything of the kind. in the find. place Ileana is not yet fifteen years old nlld ill the next the Prince hats‘ repeatedly and firmly lllade it. known that he does not intend to wed lllltil he is quite ready to do so null that it is Iii the ‘remote and misty future.

‘ills lioyzll ll __',Iliil‘.\‘r4 is very strong willed nlld it is understood that. lluelcillgllrlul Painet- its recoll- l’lll‘ll ltl his relnaiuillg‘ Iii the condi- tion of single blcssl-duess at least for some time to come.

ll. has been l-ulutlrcll that plans are being tiisvussetl whereby tho fluke oi‘ York would hel-ollll- Ileil‘ fo the throne futile‘ event of‘ the Print-e relualuing slczldfzlst Ill his refusal to well. This arrange- ment it. is understood

joys the free infornulities which bachelorllullll permits.

if. is universally flssufuotl that lll-s ltoyzll Highness if and when he u ‘it's wlll choose n British girl. The selection of‘ u foreign bride would lie a blow to the na- tion and would arouse great critic- isln for fillies have (zllanged since the days before fill-i.

Three Arlned Men Make $9 0,000 Liquor Haul

(Canadian Press)

(‘ill(‘At'i(), Aug. 28.~\Vlllle three urlued lnell stood guard over three wntcilnleu seven other rob- bers today loaded forty ilve hur- rels of whiskey from tile wore- llouse nt‘ Wnkclu null ilfcllnugiliin

~:_==_________i___ shareholders for flluli ratification. The general opinion is that the

llVlliic

silo is cooling here to

would be salisfzlciolgv to tllc llrluco wilo eu-

ltltller, hllusell‘ and brother uudel

the ualuo of lirowu and Sons for

which they paid $illl a Willi‘ 7cm» A ivillttl receipt ulalle out to Brown and Sons was produced. lie. had

voted upon his partnership Ill fhc

Ibllsilless four YPIIPS affll lll _“"-ll‘ll I) \\'l\.\'i, luff tIle vval-d division had - .. ,

been changed at last, t-flitCllull. iht. Ipurlies in Lilo business were not |,.;aliy registered and the. firul's lat-count was ln ills fatllel s. nalue. fllllt the. profits were dlvlded and tile Iiirul goes by tile name of‘ llrdlvn faud Sons. lli.-; brother Lellll. film‘ Iul-eted with him ill the llusi-ntlsrl. I "as also ill file poll alld neither were allowed to vole. ills fzltilcr had gone ill first lo introduce tilolll. Mr, Stephen lll-own. lll" Tilt-Ill‘?- sa-id his sells, l<illllel~ alld lid-lib bad been connected with billl in the it"s- ‘inlass for the past .flvc ' l e1 luore. lie had kept :1 lllttllfifl. stall for about forty years ili\ll it ls now rented under the naule of lirown and Sous. _lie i-(mlfilii flll0lll. Siildtflil

illliliiN FIBHI llllli

(By Dominion News Service.)

LONDON, Aug. 28.-*Tll(l Rants- "uu. lap-p Brigade, who were call~ ed to a fire at Ebhsfieet arlu were ilalupered ill tllclr operations by a hull.

'l‘lle bull, which was lll a field near. charged the firemen repent.- l_v, and they kept hllll at buy by turning a powerful hose ou hinl. lllly obtained froln more than Ilit ‘acres oi‘ pasture. laud was destroy- (WI.

Pinchot Starts to . Put an End t To Coal Strike

(Canadian Press)

llAlllilSIlllllG. Pm. Aug. 2S.»— (loveruor Plllcllot, of Harrisburg. served notice on nllne workers and miners‘ union officials of the Unit- ed States today that threatened suspension of anthracite nlluinfl Septeulber 1, could not be allow- ed, and then proceeded‘ to enter upon what may be n lengthy effort at luediatloll of’ the controversy.

lll executive session with the lln- iou spokesman, Phillip lifurray. \'ll‘t'~lii'l‘flltll‘.l‘il. of the ll. M. \\’., nlui t‘. J. (inlden, Rinaldo (‘appellinl nlld Tllonuls Kennedy its three dis- trict. presidents ill the anthracite. region, the governor went over the demands which the union has nulde for incrensetl wages, “check- off" system of union tines collect-

ion with the cool mine operators representatives for tomorrow

eel. they relmrll amalgamation es ~ i

ing. and a second meeting with the union officers for tomorrow after- noon. '

‘deities

llllsll oovlclrxlllc.\"l' swlcicr lx S()l"l‘l[_ ollnux

. _._--~__.____ DllliLlN, Aug. 28.—Presldent Wfll. 'l‘. (‘osgrove has been

iliffills. ‘liillistl-l" for Ilolne Affairs, at present in the Cabinet, were also returned fronl Dublin.

also elected. Professor John llfacNeill, Minister of Education

ilayes, speaker of the lust Dali, and Professor Mc-Gennis. also

o o o-evo o» o 0+0 c o 0 o o 040-0 50)) gyyhowofjyfloicioggiyiw++oou

IIN EIECTIIIN CASE

_.._r_____ The Question Whether A Deputy Return- ing- Officer Has the Rig-ht to Refuse the Ballot At Discretion is Involved in this Case, I11 Which Judgment Has Been Re-

Au episode of‘ the recent Provin- ciui eitwatizlus was revived ycsterdaly when the ease of‘ lfilluel" Brown vs. fried before .\. .\lt'I)l)ll‘.lIIl appeared for the plaintiff (and .\il: .\lal'k bletiuigan for the de-

iirowu testified that on til“. been refused a ilallot by Deputy Re-

tj; pjpg-r Poll, llellsiey Street, on the ground that he had not a vole. i-le

in the Aiarket. liause, run by hi9

ed nlld other things. lie nlade no DAy__ Acam-mng to word recetv. (Killilirhlilli-li‘. proposition lll his o\vn ed by the Marine gm“, m") (he behalf today, hut scheduled a scus- Navy League, H_ :M_ (L s_

"m"! morning.

glut l! an time.

or; to

9 0 Q6- -OO O Q#O-f¥§§0 Qfi-OfO-OQ-OQ

NI .\ KE (PLF .-\ N

from Kilkenny, the Presidelltfi-l olll South Dublin, and both ster for defence, and Kelvin 0. ceaudldate from Wfcklow, was University. Professor Michael ulversity, making a clean sweep

llstltueucy. Frank Aitkin, Chief was elected 1o the Dell from

CIIIINTY CIIIIIII

e. year from the business, the pro- fits of‘ wilich were divided with his sous, who did practically all the work, tlltilougll the letter heads were. still lulu-iced with ills own llilliii’.

(in election day he had voted b)’ mistake. lll the wrong poll, where he had zllways formerly voted. lie went with his sous to tile. new poll on llllllSltfly Street, He ‘was given a ballot illlnself’, but said he hall til- ready voted, and lltlf‘0illi(‘0d' his son lleitll. The returning officer said he (M-r. llrowu) could have u vote but not ills sous. The Browns left and - returned again with ‘Mr. l1. i‘. Tan- t0'n_ The sons rlsiled -i'or the L-lllvl and were refused. Mr. Tallton told the returning officer ho could not refuse them, and he was turned out oi‘ the poll.

'l\ll‘. if. i‘. Tallinn testified that he lnul accoullulllfeli the llrolvus on their second visit to the llensiev Street poll alld zlsketi the returning officer "\\'lly' are you refusing bal- lots to voters. Zlir. illcldzulycn re.- piled that they had no vote, After swine further argument Mr. Tanlon was ordered out. by Mr. Mcldadyen. Ilc fir iced lllm what authority he (IMT. 'l‘antoll) ilrld to come into the poll it’ he had not a. vote there. and Mr. Tauton said he was the zlgent of illc Conservative. cantil- dales and could leufer any pull. Mr. Aicldzldyen did not ask to see any credentials but ordered lliull out. ilefore going he (Air. 'l‘autun) ask- cd the lll‘l)\i'li sons to tender their vote in iris presence and they did

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[IIEIIPPEIIIINB

(By Dominion News Service)

LONDON, Aug. 2X~~Tlle pretty old-world village of Llttietou, in Zliiddlesex, wltillll the next week or two lvili practically disappear, with the exception of illc church. the rectory, Littlcttln Park (the residence of Sir Edward Nil-boil)- and o fcw small lIUIlBPQ on the ex- treme borders of the parish.

For several mouths the centre portion has been undergoing the process of deluolltlonl. Littlcttlll will not even poscss a post office or pulliic-ilouso.

A ifllgc reservoir is responsible. All tllc houses which stood within the wide laxpzlnoe of territory com- iiiitiilll‘t‘l'0(l by the MPITODOIIl-"lll lvfltl-l- llourd have been srfllluullv pulled down and the last few will be absorbed by the end of Allffll-“il-

Many of the inhabitants are. ‘bc- lllg housed in the new cottages crecteti for their accommodation (that was one of’ the conditions) along the new road to Spelthoruc.

These ucw houses are Ill illc pnrL-til of Sepperton. llence it is illghiy probably that the lilll_)Ol‘- ity of scholars attending Llttlcton School will llve ill 8811118110"- liittloton postal fataliities will be restricted to a pillar-box in the fac- tory wail.

The parishes are strangely divid- ed llereaflollts. Often filo flotill- dry line runs across garlic-no. iu one instance a house is lll Seppar ton with file exception of the (lay window. which is lll the parish of drittletou.

—-—-<0@-—-—

"PATRIOT" DUE HERE TO-

"Patriot" is due to arrive .ln the city till-s She will duck llt the

G. 29, 1923

fll Germany's debt is necessary the balance she is obliged to pay ought to apply to nlatcrial damagcs only. This might be understood at; mean» tug elimination of pensions from Allied claims of (ierfuany thlls re-

ftuitislnlai percentage.

Germany alone is responsible for l)!“ ellflllflg situation lu the Ruhr. Nlaharula (iackwalr of Baroda, said

voted to the discussion of Belgium died here fnnigilt, priority in Ill spite o! hcr priority M. Jaspar remarks, Belgium has received inboard tho tralu and died just he- cllsh and kind only little more than fore reaching Flushing. (treat lirlfafu gives what he claims figures lll gold nlarks as follows: Great Britain, 1. l,1'l‘5.t)il0,000 Belgium, 1,299,000,000 other Allies 642,000,000.

eiarlI-s that so long as the security proved among the most loyal or the of fle fronl Invasion is not assured. there time to (ii-eat Eiritnin. l reduction in srrllnnleuts.