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ETRA CE EXAMI ATIO . PRI CE OF WALES COLLEGE
-List of Successful Students.
Students standing highest ln tiio sov- eriil subjects-
English. Lilian Doilison, S'side 91 History, Margaret Jones, S'sido.. 89 Arithnietic, Eleanor Toombs,
Prince St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Oil
Rural Science and Hygiene, Irene
Allen, S'side 79
Gengrnpliy, Eric Cousins, Long
River . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........84
i-`rench, Aibina Arsenault, Mis-
eouclie 98
Mathematics, Carrie Woodside,
Clinton . . . . . . . . . . . ...97
Latin, Lilian Dobson, S'sido 93
Prize of $5.00 offered by Active Scr-
vice, Chapter I.0.D.E., Aibertoii, for highest mark (82) made in History at Atherton Exaniinatlon'ce_ntre, aw- arded to Eurilla McNauglit, Coteiiian.
Total number of marks posiblc..S00
Number required for a pass 400
Carrie Woodside, Clinton . . . ._.667 Lilian Dobson, Summcrsido -....659 lreiie Aileii, Suiirnierside ........655 Wilma Johnson, West Kent .....635 Iliiuiclie llolberts. Middleton ....630 Reggie Bell. West Kent ........t330 Mary -McLean, Souris . . . . . ......618 Ciitliliert McLean, Siiiiiiiierslde..ti01 Atclde Wedge, Suniiiiersidc ....599 l-Zteanor Toombs,'1’riiice St. .....5i)8 (‘onstance ituiiter, Al-berton ....597 -Margaret tiowatt, Tryon . . . . ....S05 Margaret Jones, Sunimersidc .. ..50Ii David Keir, Matpeqiie .....'.....5ii1
Myrtle Delghan, Notre Daino
Convent . . . .
Florence Peake, Matipeque
ltiirold Mellisli, Montague . . . ...582 Blanche Jennings, Soiirls Convent 576 Julia Lannan, iMonta.gue . . . . . ...574 James W. Buell, Abncy, Lot G4. ..570 liavid Matlileson, West Kent ...565 Eriiia Clark, Liiiktetter .........565* Rosclla Mahar, West Kent . . . ...563’ Sterling Giddiiigs, Nbney, Lot 64.5.62 Amy Stewart, Prince St. .......558 Hazel Hardy, Foxiey River .....556 lleiztrudc Viliett, Millvicw 4.....5l'i1l
Roland Buchanan, Bradatbaiio ,.552 ' Marie Byrne, ltocliford Square ..551' Sibyl Inman, Albertoii .........5-19° Laura A. Court, i)oiialdston .....546° Jean llatllwetl, Tryon ......_...645 liurl Kelzer. Bedford ..........5-13*
Mario Louise Richard, Notre
-Dame Convent . . . . . . . . . . ...
Elmer McPherson, Orwell (love. William Burns, Malpcque .lack Walsh, Siiminerslde Verna Bernard, North Riistlco..
Richard O'Neitl, Queen Sqtiare ...G35 i-‘rancis Richard, Tigiilsh ....`...533 Williaiii Mcliityre, Montague ....533* Mabel Carrutliers, Borden ...._..53Il* Gertrude McLellan, Miscouche ..532° l\larion McWlllliams, Eldon . . . ...5'.Z8
Mary McAulay, Notre Dame Coit-
veiit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._....526
Joseph R. Smith, Margate .....~.525 t'et-it Brehaut. Murray .Harbor...525 (lertriide 1. Glddings,Abney, Lot 64 521" I-Ernest Smith, Middleton . . . . . ...620 Malcolm Ross, West Kent . . . ...520 Liiiile Aitken, Prince St. .......519 Laura Kelly, Siiniiiicraido .......518 Mary Hynes, Cherry Valley ....517 Mary (l. tiagaii, Sourls Coiivent..516 .\'orma M. McPhee, i-leathordate.51ti° Allilna Arsenault, Miscoucho ...l316* tlertriide Kelly, Souris Convent..5l4 Frances Walsh, Souris Convent ..514* Ella B. ‘Stavort, North Bedeque.5i3' Willie Lelurgey, Sunimorsido ...512 , Russel Leard, Souris ..........511" Anna Murray, O'Leary .........511 Stella Mooney, Iona .......6i0
Lucille Donahue, Notre Dame Con-
vent . . . . . . . . . . . .........509
Delia Callaghan. Notre Dame
Convent . . . . . . . . . . . ....509*
Dorothy Rowe, Tracadie Cross...508 Ruby Locke, Sherbrooke .......507 Ruhy‘Stewart, Diinstaflnage .. ...507 Estella -Murphy, Paiiinuro lsland.506 Audrey Nicollo, White Sands ...506 Margaret Full, Prince St. . . . . ...50tl l-‘riincos Bradley, Kelly’s Cross ..604 Dorothy Malone, Boiishnw . . . ....G04
Mnrtlii J. Matheson, Valleylleld
East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....503
Mary Mullally, Souris Convont..502 Annie Deighan, Emerald ........501" Jennie McKay. New London .....500 (Tet-.ily Steele, Gaspereaux ......500. illriry Murray, Emyvnte .........600 Eva Arsenault, Abrain's Vlitngo.499 Bennet McDonald, Queen Square.-W8
Catherine McDonald, Sourls Con-
vent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...498 lieleii McDonald, Sourls Convent 496* Wilfred Lowther, Siimmersldo ..49'l Hazen Philips, Suminersido ....493 Eleanor Boales, West Kent .....490"‘ Resinniu ivicnwen. st. Peters ...4ii7 Liliaii McLean, Crapaud ........487 Aiietla Cnhill. North River .....4l§6* Theresa Gallant, Nbrnm's Vlllage.485 Jiinios Fullerton. West Kent ....485 West McPherson, Ebenezer .....48l3* Reillnald Saunders, Summorside. .-184 Helen Stewart, 0'Lei1ry, R.tl. ...481 Jean Miitch, Prince St. .........i80 Lois Moline, Ebenezer .........480° Edward Chandler, West Kent ...479 Mau Tredenick, Miscouche ., ....479“ 1.-tI,i.iun candy, iviiiivinw ..........4'is Jessie Stodart, Prince St. .......478* Gladys Taylor, Prince St. .......477 Glmfsie Bownoss, Alborton .....476 Etlielbert -Miillally. Souris ......478" Dorothy iuearthur, -sunnnmiau. .414 .loan Montgomery, Port Hill ....473* Alex. D. Monroe. Rose Valley .. .472 Vernon Maddigan,'Queen Squure.471 Alice Malone. Bouris Convent ...469* Annie Morrison, Sourls Convont..4(l9* Eileen Hlbbert, Georgetown ....469* Etta Stewart, Miscouchs .......468 "BMV Moyne, Central Bedeque..468* -tennis csiibscir, central Beasque 405°
.586 .586
.530 .530 .530 .G38 .537
Sara Linklctter, Union Corner . ..462
Isabel Holmes, Prince St. .......460 Georgina Cairns, Suinmerside ...450* lreiie Murray, Emerald, R.R. ....458 Doris Leard, Suminerside ...458 Florence Burke. Prince _SL ...455 Muriel E. Rayner, Eninore . . . ..A54 Marion L. Dunn, Murray Harbor 453* W. J. Monaghan, Hazelbrooko ...453* -Mary Pincau, St, Augustine .....-152° Fred L. McMahon, Queen Square.452* Ruth Larkin, Atherton . , . . .....-150" Jessie Mc-Kinnoii, Bay t~`ortimo..44lJ* Margaret Chandler, Oyster Bed
Bridge .~ . . . . . . . . . . . ...........44ll*
Mirlaiii Ayres, Prince St. .......449* Agnes Clements, White Saints ..4-i8* Christine Tupliii, Marato .......4-17* Marjorie Cox, Prince St. .......-446 Alex. W. -Matheson, Bellevue ...4-iii* Laura McDouga1,l,.,Argto. Shore ..44(l* Margaret Gillis. Eldon ..........-445* Etliet Irving, Cape Traverse .. ...455 Mabel Mongliaii, i(elly’s Cross ...-144 Tiiotiiia Aliearn, Atbectoii . . . ...4-13* Austin Fltzsliiimoiis, Long River 442* Vincent Doucette, Cardigan ....4-il* Mary A. Doniielty, St. Patrick’s
Road . . . . ...-141
Margaret Trainer, Notre Dame
Convent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
Ellen Mc(`.artliy, Soiiris Convent 437 Emma llolnies, Priiice St. _ .4Il7* Lniiretta Smith, Maple Plains ~...-136* Pearl McKenzie, Sourls Conveiit.435°‘ Marie Fergusoii, Murray River .-134* Thomas Mc./ivliiii, Kc-tiy's Cross .453
Mary Alice Andrews, Wheatley
River . . . . . . . . . . . . ............-133*
Theresa Woodside, (flinton ......41l1 Howard Doiialiis, Sourls ........429* Annie Mcl’hersoii, Caledonia -...42ti* Katie M. Fraser, Georgetown ...42ti* Eleanor G, Johnson, Prince St. .4Zti* Catherine McGee, St. Mary‘s Rd. 425* (lt-.i'triide Biiiitaiii, New London ,.423 Ethel M. Buell, Wliite\Saiids ..,,.422* Eiiiinett ` Rowe, Traczidie Cross. .-121’ Edison Norton, Cardigan . . . . ...417’° Pearl A. Klneli, Tignisli _Coiivent.417* Claire Murdock, Prince St. .....417* Arthur Jardine. Emerald . . . . . ._.415 Monica Mcilonald, Soiirls Convent 415* John D. Peters, ttotto Bay i6ast.4l‘.l* Rebecca Cook, -Murray Rivor....40il Francis Ryan, Cardigaii ........407' Irene Wood, l‘eako’s Station .....-106* Daisy Orr, Kensington . , . . ...-105* Marjorie l)_arracli, New Haven ...-104* Florence J. McLeod, Valleyileld
East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...40Zl"
.leant-.ite Mcl’lii-rsoii, ltcatlicrdale 402* Itorncc Nelson, Montague .. . . . .400* (Portion (‘iitlii`i`c, Cape 't‘raverse..400* Eurilta -McNaiight, (‘olenian ....400* Leiiiia Diiigwetl, Marie . . . . . . . ...400‘
A30*
Junior Examination. `
Total marks possible . . . . . . . ...500 Marks necessary for pass . . . ...25ti
Lena McLiire, Prince St. . . . . . ...303“ Dorothy llutciiesoii, Ch'towii ...302 Mao McGregor, New Loudon ....204 Tlioinas iMitlnian, Kensington ...29Il* Mabel M cArthur, Kensington ..287* Carl Hltehey, Georgetown . . . ...282* Angus Gaudet, Queen Square ....27ti* Blanche Gaudet, ltocliford »Sq. ...275 Walter Bcuristo, Maipcquc .. ....275* Mary Moore, Prince St. ........271 Hattie McPhee, Uiiionvale .....271* Ernest Parker, Georgetown, R.R..267* Catlieriiio Woolner, North Rustico 265* Gordon iicaiioy, Cornwall ......265‘ Ethel lteaiiey, Prince -St. .......2GI"‘ Dorothy Waugh, Atherton ......260* Charles Arthur, Suminerside ....258 Helen Stewart, Prince St. ......255* Francis McLean, Rice Point .....252* Jessie i. McLean. Rice Point ....26i* Marlon Lcard, Sumiiiersido .. ....250 Mao Nolllgan, Miscoiiclie .. ....250' Jcaii Ross, Prince St. ..250° 7tIith E, Stodart, Prince St. .. . A550* Arthur ti. Duvar, Howlan ......250°
Supplementary Examinations. I
Passed In French, Mathomat|°s and Latin- Margiirct Gaudet . . . .....197
No. 813
_ Passed Arltmetlc.
Graco Bllliliiigsley, City .. Laurie Bridges. ltiillbiirton ,. __ Sadie ilagnn, City . . . . . Celina Plneiiii, ltiistieo . . . 56 Etiziibotli Mcl)onald, Soiirls Con- ._
vent . . . .
99 08 62
Passed In History.‘
Pearl Craig, Conway Station 60 Irene liogun, City . . 37
Pauod In Mnthemntlol.
_Irene Hogan, City , . . . . . . Currie Kinch. Kildare, R. It, 1 .. . No. 509 A
_ Passed In Latin.
74 62 48
Gladys McCormac, City . . . .. . .
53
Pulled in Geography.
Hilda _Gallant,' City . . . . . . .. . .. . . 37
The following students have passed
in the Second Class Subjects in the |Sl1l1l>tementary Exanilnntions, and are entitled to -Second Clasg License,
Graco Billingsley. ' . Marjory Emnnn.
Josephine Harrington.
-Maude Hughes. 'Milly McCi1tviiie.
, Aileen McDonald.
Marion Mctliillvray.
Cyrus Sanphy, ,
(Special to the Guardian) -
OTTAWA, Aug 3.--tion, I<`raiik Il.
Carvell, Minister of Public Works, is leaving the Government and retiring from public life. ' Ile personally au- thorized the aiiiiouiiceineiit this after- noon. The resignation will be submit- ted in ii day or` two. ills successor is not yet announced, .but Sir Doug- las Hazen. Cliiel' Justice oi’ New Brunswick, is here, ant1'iii all prob- ability lie will succeed Mr." Carvell in the Cabinet it’ not, in tho exact portfolio. 1
The retiring Minister of Public
Works may become (Thief Justice oi' New Brunswick in place of Sir Doug- las tlazen, or he may go to tho itali- way Coiiinilssron, replaciiig Sir lieni'-y Drayton, who is coming into the Cabiiieit.' lie will not continue ini
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politics. _ Other changes are lmmliieiit. Sir
Henry Drayton will hc sworn in to- iiiorrow as ii Mliii-.~iter, in all probab- ility Minister nf l~`iiiaiice, in place ut Sir Tlioiiias \Vhite.
i)i°. Tolmie, M. I’. for Victoi'i-ii, will
(liocoiiic Minister ot' J\i».'lriciil-tui‘e iii place of lion. 'l‘. A. (‘.i'ci‘ai' and bc sworn in next week.
lt is also likely that tion, lilzirtiii
Burrell will be appoiiited i.ll>i-:iriaii ot piirliaiiieiit and be sue( _ if-it as
Secretary ot’ State by lion. liugh ‘
Giittirie, the latter being replaired by lloii. li. li. Morphy, M. l’.
if, as uiiticipatcil, Sir lloiiglas llziz-
oii joins the (‘.al>iiii-t, it is bclit-vcd tic would seek a seat either iii York or St. John City. Sir ileiiry Drayton will prtibaly rilii for ii Toronto scat,
Mr, (}ai‘voll':~i i'ctii‘eiiit-.iit is not it
surprise. tic has always said he join- ed tile Cabiiiet only for the war and the period ot' tlcmobillzatioii.
(Special to the Guardian) -
LON-i)().\l, Aiigusi Il.-,Str-ps toward
intoi‘iiati.'iiial collective piirizliasiiig oi food stuffs to clietzk prot`itct-rliig and spectiliitioii which are tlcclared to be in all coiiiitrit-s were taken at toilay’s meeting ot the Siipreiiie Ecoiioiiiic (‘oiincii. '1‘h!‘“l‘iztt1i"ii to :thc system iii vogue diiriiig tho war was proposed by the ilritisli, Ii`rci1cli aiiil ltaliaii -ri-p~ i~'est-iitiitivcs. 'I`hi- proposal was rc- ferrcd to :i comiiiittt-c which will ro- ordiiiatc t.h_t-. plaii and prcsciil it to the Amcricaii (ioveriimoiil with an iii- vitation for its co-operation. 'Phe members of thc council stated iticy recognized tiiat proflteeriiig and spec-|
MEASURES TO
PREVENT PROFITEERING
Collective Purchasing Again 'Under Consideration to
Prevent Proiiteering. _
iylatioii li"il bt-en goin); on gi-iii-.rally l"or _~;ome iiiiit- but thc activity to\vzird iiiiw:ti‘i'aiitt»ii pi~ici-.-i'ai.<iiig :luring tht- past thirty days is coiisiiii.-i'<-tl aliiriii- iliiz. 'i‘lii, was ilu(-, ilic iiit-iii-iit~r.~i lwiicvoil, to ii sliarp tall iii thc _tiar- vost |ii'ii.~'pt'cts iii the past iiioiiili. It was poiiitt-it out liowcvi-i'. that first tht-rc wa:-i iio ri-ascii to belicvi-. tlit-re was iiot. siilllclt-lit. l'ootl to last throiigli out lliilti :iiid tin-ro was no rr-ascii for the iiiiiluc ztilvaiit-ti of lirlict-s. 'i‘lit-. tot-iiibt-rs: iitespaliutit iii' ri-itiiciiig prior-s much bt-low the levi-.l olilaiiiiiig three moiiilis ago but tlicy yvtiro dotoriiiiii- od that li' possible tht-.y would not permit pi‘li‘¢'s to go liigliirix '
` (Special to the Guardian)
-LON-l)()N, August ll.-King Gcoi'ge
has assuiiieil the title of tlliiet’ oi? the Royai Air Force. New titles for the ciiiiiiiiissioncil ranks iii the air force have been given by thc King, iiamcly Mari~ilial of the Air, cori'es:po|idiiig with l"lold -Marsliat; Air (‘liiei’ Mar», stint, correspoiiitiiig with Geiioriil; Air
TITLES ADOPTED
POR AIR FORCES
King is Chief of the Royal Air Force Others Cortes' pond with Army Distinctions.
Marshal, t-o|‘i'i-.spoiiilliig with l.i<-iitt-n~ aiit. Goiiei':i|;' (iteiioral Air Vice Mar- shal, 1-.oi~i'c:~q»iiiidiiig wlili it-iajor (ion- cral._ 'l‘h<- ith-at in giving thi-. ranks is to pr1-;aei~v<- thc iiitli-pt-iitlriice and iii- iogrity ot` thi- air fort-ti as si scparati-. r.ci'vit,-c, ’l‘hi- titles will coiiic liiio op- r-ratioii iiiimt-.tllatcly.
Hundreds of Americans
-Killed in Mexico
(Special to the Guardian)
WA»SHi»N-G'i`0N, August fl.~'t‘wo
liuiidred ami sevciiieoii Aiiir-.i-it-.aii citizens have bo_cii klllcit iii Mexico since the ciid oi' the rt-.giiiic ol i‘ort-.- ferio Diaz oii May 25, lliil. the Sen- ate was liilorni-:'l today by Soi~rctary Lansing iii response to xi resoliitioii, by Sciia.toi° King, iioinocrat, tttali. Claims filed by Ami-i~ican viiizi-its asking daiiiagcs because of Mt-xicaii depi'edat.ioiis tlurliig the time liavc totalled O42, Mr. Lansing said.
COMPLETE TRANSFER OF
PROVINCIAL LIABILITY
FOR INTERNATIONAL RY.
MONTREAL, August It.-An ovent
oi' niorc tliaii ordiiiary' iniportiiiice 'front fl financial standpoint to the pi‘<iviiicc of New Ilriiiiswick took place wlii-ii, at the oillco of the itoyal 'i`riist Coin- pany conveyiiiici- was iiiadc to the crown, in right ot' the iloiiiiiiloii gov- eriinicnt, oi’ the liitciuiiitloiml rail- way,-extending across tho piqiviiit-.o from Si. I.eonai'd`s to Ctiinphi-liton.
Boiiils of the railway company to
the amount of $806,000 guaranteed by the proviiice as to prliiclpnl and inter- est. were ciini-i-lied. and the province- was iliercby wholly rolicvod from lia- bility.
Wlliiaiii G. Pugslcy, K.C., ot’ Ottawa
represented the International liailwuy Company, while l{..A. Carr. K.(l. ot' Campbellton, represented the doiiiin~ ioii government. .
Students coiiiing to the Prince oi’
Wales College for tho first time will come on'i‘uesdny nioriiiiig, Septvcibor 2nd iioxt, at nine o'ctock. 'l‘iioso wishing to enter secoiid yr-nr will then be rxaiiiiiied. Students already quail-lied to enter second your will come on Wodiiesday morning; those qualiilod to enter tlilrd your will come on Thursday niornlng. Tiiitioii- tees will be paid nt the college.
Schools that are to have intl vaca-
tion will re-open Tuesday, August 12.
New Loan uf $250,000,000
To be Taxable
(Special to the Guardian)
0'I"t`AW.\, August &l.»At. thc rop-
lei't-iieo oi' fiiiiiiicial iiitiii and li|'oki-rs with Sir 'l‘hom:is White and otllcials oi tht-. tit-partnii-iii ol i`iiiaiit'i-. with rc gard to tht- i`oi'tlicoiiiing lirsi place loaii followiiig victory, it was ite(-iii:-tl to issiii- at li-asi. $250,000,000 ot' pi-r ceiit. l'ivi-. and fll`tiet-ii yt-ar boiids. 'l`licy will lu- taxilile but it has not yet in-i-ii tit-viilcti wlicthor they will be issiied al lv-ss than par or '_ -t.
D_uh_e___pnd ~ Duchess
At Montreal
(Special to the Guardian)
QIlI‘}IllC(', Aug. li.-Tlicii' Iilxccllciic-
les tht- liitiic and tliiclit-_-is of liovoii- sli’i'o :iiiil party are expected hort- today aiiil will board the stcaiiicr Iloclit-liigii for at short cruise iii the St. Laivrr-tice,
Situation in -
. Manchuria is Tense
TOKIO, August 2.-The collision lic-
twoeil ('liiiiL-so uiid Japanese troops in Muiicliuriit announced in an oiliciat stateiii(-iit yesterday, is regarded as sigiiifiraiii in sowing the extent. oi aiiti-Jiipiiiit-.<e feeling throughout China ovr-r the Slianiiing question. Tho siiiiatloii is partieuliirly tt-nst-. in Maiicliurie.. while news also has hm-n i‘t-cctv(-it of-afeliinli butweoii Jiipiint-so ami (`litiii-in-. civilian,-i near Mot-lit-ity, In Sliaiiiiing province, in which cas- ualties oct-iii'i‘utI.
In fact, all lnforiiiation real-.liiiig
here from Chinn is to the e-i`|'ect that the aiiti-Japan(-so _seiitliiiciit»- is coii~ tliiiilng unintorruptedly. and tho Japanese judging from vnrlous ex- pressions, aipparently se-.e‘ the no- Cl'-Srlly 0( arranging the details for
Schools that have mid-summer vaca-
Amy Mcquari-io, Hampton ......462
Marie Somers.
iJ
tion only will re-open Tuesday, Aug, 26
the return ot’ Shantung to China as
be 'ilieciuced as Rapidly as
l.()Nli()N August J ---t lane ini tin-
seas l\l|iii.~\tci'. bo loiig as tlieie is .i t-.oii.~aiilei‘al>ieiiiiiiibi-r ot' troops aiiil hospital piiticiits scattci-i-.tl about th - t‘oiilitry roiiiiiiiiiiig to be repati'iat|-tl zi hasty brcakiiighp of the i'oiiiplic;_ited oi'gaiii'zatioii pei't`t-cteri diiriiig tht- coiirsi- oi' sevi-i'.|l yt-ars could not bc i~oiitr-iiiplatf-it witlioui. the oi-i'taiiiity ot' rf-iii`tisioii.
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(Special to the Guardian)
l.(iNl)()N, Aiigiist. Il. 'l`l\c boom iii
ti':iii.4-Atlaiitio travel is iiit:i'i-aiiziiii; and both (`i|iiai‘tl aiitl tht- \\'liltc Star
Lint-4 have waitiii_i'_ il:¢ts` iii' passaii goi's to date iii ()cti.lici'. The (‘.aii;irt- iilii I’ai:Il`i<: has ai wiiitiiig list oi'
000 iiziiiics itil' uiid application
Luxemburg Helps To Rebuild Verdun
(Special to the Gurirtiinn)
l.ll.\-l-).\iiltlit(l. .\ii_1;u~'t 1. 'i":if- Min.
i:=ii~i' til’ Hiatt* |ii'ripo.~‘i-tl <, iii ilif- (‘li1iiiilii-i‘ oi' I):-piil_i1-is il ilu. .illliiiii l`i';iiii~.s lit- iippi'<ipi‘Iiit» I 'ir \/i-rtlliii and 2ii0,0(i0 lraiii--i ' -. i i-i-t»:itti~iii~- tlim ol` at dr-\';i=t;|ti'\i i‘ il .i iii-ltliiiiii. iii- said i-`i'a-i<»t- :iiid llt»i,;iiiii'i dt-si-rvo tht- i-i--riial .rziiiiiiiio ol' thi- tiriiiifi lm(-ity tor . i ii. l pi‘ot-nriiiiii diiriiig the war. .
Russian Ship
Arrives in Halifax
.._,___. _ (Special to the Guardian) - li.-\l.ll~‘A, N.S., August. Jl.-- 'l‘lir-.
barge An(-ta arrivetl iii ltaiilax lining.- i`i’iiiii Is:|l`jiir, Icoliiiitl, to limit tit-als for the lfiiiti-il Kiiigiiom l`or~ .\iai~l)oii- uid, Kay and (’o. 'i‘lit- Ant-i.i sail:-il to I.l\'<-rporil i`|'i»iii |ii'i'<- iii li-olziiiil. Sho l`i‘i»!l-\`t<li'i-il iii ldsilioiiizi :i iirw priiviiici- iii ltllusia. 'l'ht‘ flag was iiiii .<1-1-ii lii'i'i- ~ Iii-l`<iri-. 'l`l|t- t`:ipi is (I. Iirisit-ii Iiriiii. ii ltiissiaii who in-liii|i;.~' to ilit- iii-\\' i'i-piililir, »
Germans Abandon
Polish Harvest
(Special to the Guardian)
\\”Ail.\‘./\W. Aiiiisl Il.--tliitli-r pros-
sliri- front the ldiili-lilo tlii-(it-i'ii|aii.=.:ip pr-:ir to have a.iiaiiiliiii(-.il thi- ling:-riiig hope oi` gi-tiiiig thi- i’olisli liarvt-.~'.i in Suwalki i`or -tlii-iiisi-lvi-4 and :ii"- with- tlribwiiig thi-ii' troops. 'i`|ii- l’oli-s hiivtl or-t~.iipii-tt Aiigiis‘iow|-. without iiglitiiig 'i`lio witlitlr';i\vai i‘i-iiioifcs the tlitiigor oi’ roiillict ibei.wi‘t-ii thi- l‘ol<'s and (li-r- iiiaiis t'or the rcgimt-iit 4 from -Siiwalki wort- buriiiiig to t-ross thi- liiii- ot dr- iiiai'r'.itioii and iiirii tiio (lr-riiiaii:~i oiii o l`thi-ii' liomf-s.
’l`lio ilaiigt-r oi' coiiflii-t. br-twi-.r\ii
thi- i’oli-s and l.itliiiaiiiaii.~: i>a_l|-ss now that thi- (li-i'iii:i|i iiilliiiiiirc on tho lat- ter is bein): i'i‘ii|ovi'iI.
U. S. Railway Shopmen
On Nationwide Strike
ri-ct-ived at iiiiioii lioadqii:ii'ii‘.i'ii hr-re oi a walk out at Jacksoiiville, l~'io.,
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Y
b wot li 100000 wi-ie si-I/i-it yt-s
liquor was found iii a warciioiiso im llaiiiiaiityiic- Avi-iiiio having lit-t-ii ship- ‘po,| from Moiitrt-'-l and adtiix.-sscil to ii drug coiiipaiiy.
THE “'15/\TII'i*`.1{
'1`EMl’l‘}ltA’l (RE
TIDE. TWU( PN, I‘]'l‘(‘,
’i`iti|- will hc liitfli thi.-' f\l`li-riitiop nl
4.40 and io. -iio~~' at :'»..'iL£; it will ln- hlgh ioiiiorro.v nitiriiiiii; at. _4.0-1 and \Vi-iiiii-siliiy at 4.56.
Sun .si-is this t-vriiiiig al. 7.2lli aint
loiiiorrow lit 7.117; it rises t.`oiiioi'row nim-ning at 5.iti and Wetliiesdoy :it 5.11.
First quarter moon Sunday, Aug.
3, 3.12 p.in.
Full moon Monday, Aug. 11, 1.2 40
quickly as possible.
pm. _
_li-.~i.aiid iiiziiiiier of :xo (s|ic-;iIi(>i‘ also (lt---" \"~`i _ '1~'i.i'~' pai -
i|i|t-iii iiiirlvi" til
lilii- lin- ’ lf
_irolli-it tht- i;oi.'t-i'iiiii\-iii and told tb(-
l'gro\\'tli iii wi-.t-its oi*-niuiiiii.-;_ but iii
idwti' oi' ov(-i'_v hiiiiii-_ :iiiil \\.i.~; lli,- iiiit-
CABINET CHANCE "l3,l,l,ll§’l‘,l’l,v, SW. CHAUTAUOUA BRO GHT MADE AND PROSPECTIVE C--=--» S--E ---»» To A SUCCESSFUL CLOSE
t‘li:iiti:\iiqii:i's \v<-1-it ip( town was broiiglii to it sn.- closti last 1-vi-iiiiii.: by a griiiitl . coiirt-rt wliirli i-iiiiiiiioiiri-ii at 8.110, - tt-iii bi-iiig t-.i'o\\'di:il iii t'iip:tt~.i|_\'. i
(iii S;ilur<|a_.' ai'it-i'iiooii :iii ieiitt-r-_
taiiimi.-lit \\'hit-li was t-.=;p|:<-.ially eti- .iU.\'i‘il by thi- cliiliirrii was thi- i'eiiiai'k-_ able i.-xliibitii-ii ot' liiril and aiiinial iiiinlllgi-tivo as poi‘ti'ii_\'i,-il bv thi:
l , _
ye t ltroiipr-. ot' triiiiii-il aiiiiiiails aiiii biril;_
TI. iitiiowii as l'aiiialmsil-:a`s i't:ts. 'l`hi:ir
¢ woi'li wa-i to say tht-. lf-ast \voiiito|'|`iil
~ Travel Increasing
tho \v ty tht-p p`i|lI»-tl oil' ihi- Iiiiilli-'
sci-iii- lr--iii itil- gi't-al. war t».1ii|.~‘.oii; gr:-at. 1-~ -iisitisiii. ’l‘he liatlli- sift.-iii' i't-.prt.-.»1i-i. -iii :ittack upon :i (it-riiiaii fort. ii- - ' thi- 1-ii,-_'zito-iiif-iit thc birds t`iri~i. iiiioii. f-vi itil- tori. on tire, t-xliiigtii ‘ti thi- iiIi"1‘. lo\\'i-i‘i~il_
'_ tihc (li-riiiaii tla.g and - 'p ilu- nai-
tiriiilil colors iii its .~li-.iii I
ici' apr- ': "ci,-1, - ri-still.
a -- by _thx (i. I.. llarltt-r. ioriiit.-i' iii sister ot' thc liritlsli .-\iiici'ii-:iii (‘oiigi~i-gzitioiiail (`liiiri.-li :it l’t-trogratl, itii.<;»-iaf lir. l’:ii~lit-r dealt with this-` sinii prtzlilt-his iii an liitr-i'\-stiiig and iiiastcrly iiiaiiiiei' :<lii>\\'iiit: iiiziiiy. iii- staiit-<-.~; tit' ltiissiziii ` thi-ir troub-
` iiiviit. 'I"
i
i-‘ : -list: \l` '-= \'Il'i J ‘iiy. that
lily- tit . i'i'iiii|
. L at-iit .thi-i' dir- 't ol' llii-
itil.-1;. .iii:f. ltr. l'.ii*l<i-r ii. \\'i‘i'i- biirili-ii in-.i-xiiig, tax p- peiililv. \\'|iili- :<1-vi-ii pt-r ri-nt ut.-i .- iippt-r i-l;i.~'.~'i-A-_ tht- iii.iiii'ai-rat-_.> - i voli-
iii thi- gr(-at w-i
w<'i't- in :\'|iip.i' ' \\'ilii I sith. '- ‘ l t 'tilt-ii;
--vt-r _ .i- tht- lil
iiii-ilir.iI .<.iil-p :i\\';i_» ‘ t‘i'iit>ll. f\`illi'l_\- Iil‘i't\ }~
pi-oplo wliiil ilit-y l|iii::i, iii' iiiiisi liiil tio. ilol.<li<-visiii did not li;iv<- its
years. it was plaiiit-tl iii tht- ironi
iii-al ut`t'<-cl ol' what. wciit on iii itiissla for 150 you-rs or iiiore.
. . B°“°'“° Chief “Sill” 'lf NB- Sl' P"l‘SliS“ii°“ if::::::;;'.i:;f"..il:tra§:{...:':;i11“;‘.':.':.~ ..:"'..tJ::i Pifktf- Cl1i|flrf=ii'~< Phi =1"d0l|1¢fF°2t“f°S 2
i€.'.§.“;..°§i32‘.is.§°'§‘.i..ilIt.i2..i.'1xiii’ Goin to Cabinet. Other Possibilities. fn- Mr--<`.-..»i imccess.
:_ g will shoitly be aiiiioiiiiit-il by the ()vci
ltr. Parker said 'whein the! iwar
.tartt-il it was noi. believed that Rus- sia wriiltl tight, but they did in spite ot' all cb.~itai-li-s. llc regarded it as :i mI-i:tlif- that itussia was not repre- ~-‘iiit-il at Paris. Tiuey had purchased
't with their loss of eight mil. _/lille thc Allied nations were
ii. ogiiziiig Admiral Kolchak's got nent he did not believe it i\'oiii» no any better than preceding iw-;:'1ii.-S liocaiise tht-. saiiie powers that aid:-it Cr-riiiaiiy were behind it. .\‘<-tiller ilitl he took for any govern- mt-iit to eiitltiro that did not take a. i'irm hold nl' the land system. it was for this reason that Leiiiiie and Trot- sky could lioid out this long. They saw- tht- way to thi-. syiiipathles oi’ the l<.\\'i-r 1-l.i.~a.~;c.~i and took it. To the man who \\'oi'kiéil for the Iaiidlord they said “ii you wiiiit. your own land," take it' “shoot the landlord." and
1., | (itil i i ig tiil . _
_, ~ _ __ , .', l ot' tho <'ai‘i-int iraiiiiiig ot' it-<.-ior this tht-, vvorlcci' pro1‘i-t-.tical U1 l0~ ’
tfiitimllcittiimlnmldum “aiii:ilizi-:thai matic up at pro -initio! ilr. l’arkcr coiitiiiut-rl that Ger-
' ii' s ‘ '- f . . . ' . _ .
mming in .H the mm Ut. 150U`1I_L_1-.I _ --li dc-liglitoil yoiitli and old aiilce. many vras working night and da-y to ' ' ' ` “ - leci tri- Satiirday t-vi-||in_-1 ivairaiolitain control of Russia and if she
ilitl so, it could not be said she had lost tlir- war. lt was up to the other iiittioiis to gain coniiiierciat and iii- diistrial 1-oiiti-ol of that vast country if _\l\.»_\- it-ig-limi to kt-op Geriiiaiiy from
i-\~i»n;'---‘iv owning all oi' lt.
' --<1 part ot' the prograiilm0
~ ~-vi-iiin., was taken up by
.-ii‘.-. pageant “The Wop" or
'i ..i<|i.iii.» All." lindcr the skilful ti-aiiinig oi' the ladies \vlio have rliargi- ot' tin- junior work, the seven- |_~,»i'i\~p local vliildren who pzirticipat- t-ilin tlii-. various r-xt-rcii-ies that even- ing, madi- a splendid showing, anti wcri- ri-\\~ui-fled liyy \,freqiii-.nt bursts ol' applaiisr-. i`rom the large audience and with ht-.arty words ol' conimeiiii- aiioii i`roiii tlin plati'orm .-.iiperiiiten-
di-iii.
'l‘lit: |'ollo\\-liii: took the leading
parts in “tho \\'t " aiiil :irt-. deserving ol' tht- hiatt- nrai.~:f- for the mast:-rly iiiaiiiit-i' iii whith they ac<|iilitt-it them- .st-lvi-.\'; i,lo_vd .Ii-iikiiis, Morris McKin- non, ttiis.~.t\l l\`i<-ily, _Virgiiila Sidenliis, lit-t-tor Ross. ltattle 't‘arhush, Doris itar|ii:r, lloris Mclicn, I)oris Tait, Liliaii liiitzliciiiaii, Gilbert Houston. '
KOLCHAK CO
(Special to the Guardian) 1
i‘AltlS, .-’\iigi|.~;t It. 'l‘li:- all ltii.-zsiaii (levi-i'|i|i|oiii ot' .»\riiiiir:ii Koi:-tial; is”
p|'t-piiriiig to movt- i`i‘oiii Oiiislt to lrk-_
utsk, Silicriii, aiiil tht- iiioralir- ot' tht-_
ERNMENT
PREPARES TO MOVE
Fears Entertained That liolchak Cannot Hold Territory Acquired.
Koi(-liak army is becoming so bad that tliern is iittlr- hope of its regaiii- ing ilu- it-i'ritoi'y recently' lost to the liolslif-vilt, at-i~oi°rliiig to despatches i't-t-i-iv(-it iii i‘zii'i.~i.
Australia Refuses
To Release Sec. Welsh
(Special to the Guardian)
Ml<li.iltil-'lt.\'I‘l, Aiig. Il.--'l`lio Ans-
lraliaii tlov|‘i'ii|ii~‘iil. toiia_v anno "
ilit- roiitlitioii iiiiill-i' wliif-li thi ing soaiiit-ii tagri-f-ri to rt-turii t 'l`hi-. govt-riiiiit-nt. i‘t-l'iira- to l\`i‘i'i'i-Lai'_v Walsli iii' tht- St
,l'iiioii wliii-li wa.: imi- of tht-
000 Jud ment
Given at Halifax
iii Ihr- l‘..i_» .\if‘.liii.\liip (<i., iiuiii-rs ol
port l.'|.~- larch iii iti~-ii~<-ss. 'l`hi-
'iii-r~' S10(-..`to hi-r c-iitaiii and
$100,000 Liquor »l'.~IT~t...‘.'.. nf. ECONDENSED SPECIALS `
IJ °: .__
. Vll‘I.\`.\'.-\, Aug, Il.--lit-la Kiln. tht* Iliiiig.ii'iaii (‘oiiim\iiii.<i liirtzitor, has resigiu-il and been 1-or-ded by ; 1-io(-litlist, govt-i‘niii|-.i-t, -vowlltit: tt it ti-liipiimio ii\t-<»~.i':.i.- » iludapc-. _ (hi i‘i-ret-lpt nl' ' ‘i ' lli»- iron-. tht-ro was vrcai ~ -.ri=iti\.‘\ iii llii<l:ipi-~'* lt... at ii `m_ ofthe .\`|i\‘i/‘t .\""~lrillf~ p‘iI\'i. - | lil \\'IiIl his i it t, . (Ht viii. il "vt-ry \\'<-ii. ` .ii lt-in.....' it. ` - reiiiixli. i iii'-il. thi- . -t film. .' The Soviet iiillit.ii'_ i`ori'i-_f ' fuiid io lizivt- li--1-ii -i-tlziv--il to tlioitsiiiiil iiiiwilliiig rolillt-ie, who . ' aiiiiiiii- iiltioii and who wi.-re h;i. » bl’ thi- giicrilla wairfziro of pci? '- '=. Tlllfi tore, was said to have in-on ilitirouirii- ly defoutr-ii. Early today thi-. linu- giirlaiis were said to have siirroiider- r-it nr its-tl when siirroiiiiilr-il, rresseit the Tliless river at Thlrarureii they also took Siielliiok, cutting the Buda- pest raiiway. _
' France Will Delay
Ratification of The Peace Treaty
l’.~\l1lS .liiiy 30.-(By the Assoeiat~ l’i~»-may -- A disposition to delay fin- artion on riitificiitioii oi' the German -pn 'i‘|-i-:ity iiiilil United States Sen-
li- arts on the l"i'ant-o-Aiiii-riraii Mili- :iry '|`ri-aty was iiiilicatetl today by ilm»..~ in inn(-li with the situation, who ».»pri-sf-iii ilu- iiiajorlty view oi’ the ('11-.iiiilia-r ot' Iii-piitirs' Peace 'l`i°e:-ity onlin- ei- Iftiiiiif-i Prr-iiiier Vlviani
, g t' 'it . ~ ° .. .
__ -- - - ~ ui' the roiiiiiiltico expressed
i iii ti i - i iii I Ii
'i ia i,x..:iiiiinti o 2"
(Special t° the Gua"d|a") ti oiiltl lin coiiipif-tt-il in time for
(IHi(`M:(`)' Ami' li" A ""‘i“" “'I'|"' - it i. iiinviisst-it by the (Iliiimbcr nb-
strikp o|` rai||'oail sliopiiit-.ii was call- _ iSl':°°',"‘ 1° mf C‘"‘""d""") ml, .um 1| ]y,,y,,m, on it 3| Wag oil ti-day by thi-. Railway Sliopini-ii`s I"\i'H"\D- AIIV- " -|"'l‘-'~"l""' I'l"il M ,f,,,|l 1,, th, ('1,'»,my,,.,. Imd gh., p,,;.,..g_- 1| wus 5,., f,,,- U." ,,-,.],,,.|, liccii _givt-ii in tin-. /\diiiir;iit_,- t'm_iFl I si-liiziiit-Mari that a yiote nilglit lic-. tai-1|.-ii
ami siiorily ;ilt.t-.r that hour iiinssaigi-s I“fl`<' lil l_ll_f_- "_-'too ot thi- _siilva;',_<- i-l._i|iii_ ____ _____ _______ or A___;_______ f
si.:-:iiiii-i' tlaym .ii a;.,aiii:<t tht- sit-aiiici' _ _,_., 9_ I "
Bostoii, l’liitzid<-lpiiiii and other plat.-os. -I-'»“"ll- ""`il “'-iii, l"“1"‘I "ll" lm* .
.-.nn-i nn. ntinint-nt iw H--1'l~““" ‘if -i-1-4-~:-i-:~+-i-+~i1~r-i<4»¢is|».i.<|»+i4».l@|ei;~|»ro
' "_ iwliicli $2-1,1 - t-_oi-.< to thi- l!;i_\'nian
SCIZIITO III Willllipegy `"_"“_”
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_ ,S,,,,c;,,, to ,hc G,,_,,,,,a,,) .0 KIIII SOVICt ' ~F§»s_s/=(_i;E_-_-_3_<i0 i.3A5o_s or ci.Av.
wi\1NiN -urn /i -. ::.~o » i i~ - ' iii- y - C iiiivli -
tliii~t‘-l`oiir 1-iisics liipior"li-si.iliiViilt(eil 7421‘8'1`M3‘j
to i' 't $ - .' 1 ' ' . it-rdity by govt-riiiiif-nt iiisiic-<~ioi‘s. Tin- <5pe¢|a| to me Guardian) WANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENCED
i;iiltn~=\iy day or pieei-.good wages, pt-riiianeiit Pmployiiieiit. Apply
jim. ‘io S. ('(iI()illS, N0. 8 Bright-
l 1 li t
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'-'iNTED IMMEDIATELV, A MMD for general hoiist-work, sumti Kam- il_v, good wages. Mrs. R. E. Coi- will, 186 Priiioe St. _
7448-S-2mtf.
'TWO LODGERS (GENTLEMEN
preferred) _con be sccomodated with or without -board. Pleasant and cen- trnl location. Apply at Guardian Of- itcc. 7056-7-16Mt!.
*CANADIAN /‘SSOCIATED PUB-
llsliors wi `- special rolpresontatives in ovary pint ot the rovlnce. Re- turned soldlers preferred. Liberal terms. For iiirther particular! apply personally Guardian otltce. .__ ..-...-. 7.Wi°1'38\!.lls
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intciiniiinniiowucuiiiinini
Demobilizatioii Will Permit. ~ ~ _
Hon. F. B.'Carvell Retires from Public Life and May. .smut .. ..._ .........._,_ Able Lecture on-Russia Saturday Evening by Dr. G. L. `