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THE STRIKE ' SETTLEMENT

(Special to The Gaurdian)

\\'-.1\S'lllNiGT0N. Sept. 5, —'i1wo present factors in the opinion of administration and labor leaders will soon determine when or how ih.» railroad shoplileirs strlkc will end. First the extent to whichtha Daugherty injunction is to no 3p. P11911- Slfcoud, the settlement of tllc anthraclite coal suspension. In case oi? the injunction ildnilnistrll- lion leaders now believe it wlil either brtiillk the strike or produce widcsprczld violence, The Depart. incllt of Jilsticc is prepared to lake immediate action against all proven violators oi‘ the illjuiietim] and so fur as a aiynlpwtiletic strike is concerned every leader invm. Wd will be liable to prosecution,

Charlottetown GI

Aislriliiils wit.

Biilllilrlifti iliciory g in‘ Davis Doubles

JTOREST iii-LL. N. Y.. Sept Ii:- Australia's light for the Davis Cup, emblematic of the world's ivanl tennis championship, has not been iii vain, itegarliicss of‘ the final outcome ol'.Moniiuy's 111-1.)‘ the work oi Pat O'Hara \\'ood and Gerald IPattersoil in tho doubles nlatcli when they lllifcalt- cd “l. 1‘. Tiidon. ll., and Vinccilt Richards. li-—»i. 6-0, ii—-3, yester- day rliicrllooll. will siuuli in the iluuali-i oi‘ American tennis as oiio oi‘ the greatest exhibitions ever witnessed on this continent. As a result oi’ their victory iilo score now stands two matches to one in favor of the Until-d Stall-s.

Defeated three sols to one h)‘ tile same (ltlmlllliilliflil at lloslou on Monday ior tho United States ‘championship the Aiitipodenils came buck _-Sa[urda on‘ the courts the Westside l iub here literally tore the American team apart. '

and '

fl A I > (Special to The Guardian.)

131911111111. Sent. 4. —'I‘he iaeigiliii delegates who will arrive today 1o receive and hassoii the Geiiiian proposal ior [)l'l_\"llI‘\‘ill. oi‘ 28,000,000 gold nlarks in treasury i)r)lll|'-., Which the Paris conference decid- Od shollld be sttled by direct no- Botiratlons between Brussels and Paris, -will be refused, gold guar- antee either from the guvcl-linloiit .ur private bankers, This a; least F85 the tenor oi‘ the cilihillcsl: wilcn in a three hour session with Dr. Schroeder, representative of the bankers, yesterday discussiui: the “nflwvr 111 be ileiiverod to Paris cusp pnyillellls and the bankers lng; that ii’ the government bunks had lilo ncccsi-iili'y gold to

ilicnis in foreign thanks, as well make cash payment,

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON; Sept. 5. lent site ior

stands ibctwccil

over one hundred the tiuo illaiii

next

tho Canadian tihainllici‘ of Coin

tures and exports. Many coilinliliilts made oi higii

ll rti

desinn asbestos because traiispol

than Quebec.

|British Labor Delegates To Come to ll’. S.

,No greater display of team ten- nis iii all its multiple kcqulrem

nil-ills has over been sccn since‘b°1‘ 1111137 5131M B- 11919151111011 l0 11W Norman F. llrookos and AnihonylUfiillid 511111-98 to 0011151111 With A111- mmmls Auslmpamoricun Labor loaders as to means]

\Viltilllg tho

racquet masters. won a similar’

match on the same stretch ofgllvilffl- turf in i914. l lbucil a proposal may he submit-i -.4o>——— Etcd to thc British trade ilnion coir,

-.o+0-oo-o'~¢¢-»~¢o cocoa-so» J

CONDENSED srscnisii

o00-0-e’

nATliiL-loc. per line per day. 90.1 per line per day for I days or over.- ile. a line per day for d days or over; Cellini: h words to a line. Groups of] I ngures. lnltlnl letero. count u one word. 10 per cent. dlacount for club. Address forma part of ad. and must be paid for. Special Rates Furnished Room ad. ‘llie for seven wnrda for one week. Situation wanted, for aeven WOHIL i500 per week.

JNO. ALFRED McDONALD LAND "Surveyor. Harmony Jct.

‘DREZSSMAKIN WANTED.- wlii go out by the llav. Arch’ ‘J30 Fitzroy Strcct. Sept ll J1 i111

‘WANTEIVI- TO RENT, HOUSE centrality located with all 111011 ern conveniences. Alppiy ‘Gllllfll- lilu office. 50694131-

.__.._ —- ‘HAVE JUST COMPLETED NEW ifljx much and can zlccniilnl0~ date a icw pair dvollrdors. a rcasoniuble rate. W. A. 111111111-

. 60li7-0- 6i.

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‘NOTICE-SAVE TROUBLE AND expense by leaylng your silh- scriptious to the Family i-lcruiil and Weekly Star nud Mollircul Daily Star with. A l1‘. Brown. St-anlp Vciinor, authorized rilpre- isentuiivc ior 25 years. 50i0-2-3i

- ‘SNA-P SHOT FINISHED-SAVE money and time by sending your llilme to us to be developed and printed. Give us n triul. -— Em- plro Studio, 1'56 Great George Street. liilli-ll-lmo

it

‘PRIVATE HOUSE OENTRALLY located, can ‘acconimodalto a few lboatiiorzii“ Worm.. cosy rnnlns. Modcril conveniences. a-p ply Guardian. 5M0-tld2l.

was WANT 11+ we warn ll few real, ‘live ' nsproscntililvei in every city and town in Cana- da "to sell automobile stop ala- nliis; positively prevents accl- dents; every cur owner a pros- Mnt; easy tn 5911;, big (mifits. Write for particulars ilnd agents broposlltlon. Canadian Auto 5110M, l’. 0. Box 164, Niagara Falls. Ontario.

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‘T0 THE lOPLE OF GHARLOT 1G_CDWI'I.~* he Montreal trui- Re- nlminillmz. will reestablish their business on the 10th of Septem- 1191‘. in Riley's Building. Queen Bit-eat. _Our,1',0.1l1il i l. r11 1l'~ 111s andorders gt‘ a, tibiae ion u» all. rl-imiil; till: yollwm

Dntroillae us alu. The Mont~ "l1 Fur Rcanodallllll. .

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‘n. n. \Villkl!l‘.

(3llecial to The Gil-rabbi.)

oi cooperation to insure ‘world

gross in a resolution on tho inter- national situation to he eiicrctl by J. l’. ‘Piloiurls, tllc British Lliilllil‘ lcudcr. A hard winter was fore- cast ill giooiliy picture drawn by

President 0i tho Cfillsgfttflb‘, in his Optilllill; address Monthly. ‘

Dony-iilg there is any sign of u trade revival, Walker accuscll rin- plnycrs oi iorclilg down wilges and qirelliciing dlint millions ivould face starvation tllls winter.

"'l‘lio cu-riini lllcililco oi uncul- |ll0y1ll10llL hanging over us like a sword, suspollllcd lily a threat. gives the e-lilltallsts their advan- tage and they are straining every nerve to push it to its fullest liiil- iis, Walkcl" said.

Former Kheilive‘ , Declared Outlaw

CAYRO. ‘Sept. (LAN-dine Hilnla Pasha, lcpusod orKheiiJc all‘ l-litypt who has ‘been in oxlie cvor since the bcginillilg oi the Great War la ilcstinul! to S|ll‘llll the rcst of his days outside the boundaries oi’ lllii

native land. ii’ thc decree depriving

hllil of all rights ill his native laud is cilrrioti out.

A law slgilctl hy King ‘Fund l. and countersigniail ‘by every memiicr oi‘ the ldgyptlail Ministry has ilceu pro- nlulgzilcll, restricting ill various re~ lspccis the ex Khcllivtifs political. us well as social rights. ~

The preamble of the law sols forth tile necessity that tile Incas- uros ‘iaikcn -by the ‘llrllillh lniiit-ary authorities under martial law , bc situctioiletl. These measures includ 0d the deposition oi tho ex-Kllerilvo umi tho salo oi part oi his property.

lSonie of tho provisions 0i tho luw are:

(l) Adllhzls llilinl is not cithcr personality or by intermediary, ill oixclss ill Ililgypt any political rights, possess or acquire any title to iuly property, rolll or personal. to ile designated us tho beneficiary v1 any Kilkt‘ or to collcci any silm oi money for sililic.

(2) All tho remaining prnperlyof tho ex-Khcdlvo T510110 sold by tho public (custodian llllti the not bal- ance of the liquldiliion which would be loft over alter payment of, or provisions ior outstanding liabili- ties. is to be placed ilt his disposal.

(3) ildgyptiau territory is forbid- den to the ox-Kllndlve. Should he contravene this lilw, he will he con- ducted immediately io the ironiler 1inder the direction oi tho execu- tives.

_ _ , ‘ , _.._.._.__........ wzuzrsb - cAiuaut MAID for i housework. Apply Mrs.

Chandler, 75 Euston St. ‘l Sept 2 ti

~ l

Bold guarantees are equivalent to

and cabinet officials are nlllininiii or

dllluluit the full value oi’ the pay- it inlgllt

Oliered to Canada

-~ Ail excel-

llilild-lrigs a1 the British lndustr .s March has becii oiierozl to

lllUfUB ill London as an opportun- iiy tn zldvcr-‘iso (Jauzldlun Mlllltililll being Atlantic irnlgllt Yates and Britain is‘ buying ltho-

lotion ls cheaper from tfispotclvn

ople's Paper , Covers Lfllltt! Edward island Like the llew

Everybody .

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER o, 1922.

MMTTTlm 5m mush

(Special to The Guardian.) CORK, Sept 5—A British des- troyer yesterday seized a stoanlcr loaded with arms and ammunition oft Cork harbor. The captured vcs sel was bound for the west coast of Ireland and was reported to have cleared from Hamburg. .

Frésil impetus To Women Politicians

(Special to Ti-.-. Guardian.)

GrJNEVA, Sept. 5. ~ iii the up (loiniinent of Mrs. (‘oomhc‘Pc-ililziilt. as substitute delegate to the iillrd ilssolubly oi’ tho League iii‘ Nat- ions, the British Govcriilllcut ha: contributed the grillltcst 1llll1l31-115 as yet givcu to tile dlzlrt-iciilzliiou oi woolen in iucrlliltionlll iloiitlcs.

’1"lie inlportnnce oi’ this stop could be recognized immediately hy looking down on the world par lialuent iroiil the press gallery this morning, wllcrcrls the four lvollicil l|it!llll)(}l‘5 ‘at the Washing- ton contort-lire sat apart ivitii the advisory coiliiliittt-e. Mrs. Cooill-be Pennant sits with tlic Earl of liai- iour as a member oi the British delegation of five. '

Good Attendaiicfiit Opening Yesierday- l ill City Schools

Tho puilllii; schools oi the city opciictl ior till.- tcriu ycsicrdily. Twith n good general llllfllflillllfl).

- At Prince Street School the at- ielilialicl: was.428. ’i".iis is a hig- ger attendance than last year and is a record over the zlitcntizliicc ior the past iiitclell ycilrs. The Guardian was iiiioi'llivli lly Prilici Dill Seaman that tlic formal open lng oi tile now wing 0f tho school

liiiy. The public rlrc invited to vis- i tllc building in the morning

‘and oil Monday afternoon there

LONDON; 3mm a __ “flush lwlwiil llc ll public mootlulg in the

hall. Among tile sneakers will the Sir Louis Davies. A good attendance is also rc- -portcd (by Principal Johnson at {West Rout School. there ‘being rubout 420. No date ilas ynt 1ll.‘l‘ll fixed ior the opening of the no"; lwiug as tilcrc is twousiiiernbie work (to he ilohe yet. At‘ Quecu Square IS/shnolt the grading oi’ classes occupied most oi‘ the day. The attendance mim- ibtlflllg -l.'.2 is highly satisfactory, qoports Principal Wynn. i ‘The zltten-i-ililce a’ Square school yesterday was 3S9. _ other students nro (‘XIIIBCEOG in ltlie course oi’ u rlay or lure and (this will bring the atctmiailre up 'to a nuiic satisfactory" avcrago, ALL. DR. COAR SAYS WINTER WILL BRING FINANCIAL CRASH OF GERMANV

‘NTMV YORK, (Supt. (‘kW-Din J. F. ('03P, prolkwssor oi (iolitical economy at ihc University oi‘ Albcrta. upon his rctllru from Europe, predicted that win-ior would dlriiig the utter financial crash of (lcrnianyz

“lingo Stiullcls, Vocguler, Siam. ens. ‘llcuisclic, -i)esi<berg and other capitalists and manufacturers of (lcrnlilny with whom ll tal-kcrl," said Prnicsstlr (loar, "said that a year ago ‘they wcrc optimisiiti, today they “'01P llilbcless. ‘The late foreign minister. ilatllcnliii. was in a simi- lar mood \Vlll‘|l with mu a few days ‘lmftlfll his llfitiilriSlllillitlll,

“Germany. with hcr factories humming and her products soiling abroad iii. low prices, is slowly bleeding ilerseil to death." Profus- sor Cour said,

"A iliilratoriunl would give no help, for it would moan. perhaps, the stabilization oi‘ the ill-ark and ivheii that goes ilack to its proper place silios illlrolul at. bargain prices will bc ovcr. Tile 12.000000 workmen in (ieriliiilly would lho unemployed."

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BRUIN ENDEAVORED TO GET INTO BOAT

PORT ARTilUlii 0.11., Siilll. 5.- 11 Eh-‘PPP 51111111110 bctwucn ll man 01111 11 111k black iloilr ior ills pos- scssioll of ll bmlt took pincc on Lake Miunitilifl. iioar Sioux Look- out. a day or two ago. wlicn John- ny ‘Lyons. who iishcs on the lake. rail ioui of a swimming bcilr willie he was rowing to lils fishing grounds. The hour. oi’ colossal size was swimming across an dNTl oi the hlkc wlicu tho boot came right llcross its trilii, Evidently believ- ing ilint it was caster to ride iiinu swim. hrlin bended for tho ilont. nnd lgofnre the occupants were ilwilrc of wllrlt was happening, hild its front paws over tho gilnwlll" and thrciltcncd to upsct the two occupants into the lnke. Lyons and his companion hild no wea- pons other than (hi-tr oars and if was only after n fierce battle, in ‘which tho hour nearly cnme off

‘iuihlin-g will take pluee next Mom

Rfilfllillril.

u. s; And Allied Ships Leave For Smyrna

n. lfroteci Christian Population From Extermin- ation by, lurks. Greeks Armies Completely Overwhelmed. _ - .

(Special to The Guardian.) _ JJONUON, Sept. 5. ———‘ilic Uilitcd Statics has 10111011 the Allicd gov- ernments, Great Britain, lFrailcc and Italy in the dispatch of Will'- siiips to Smyrna to ilroicist tllc Christian population irolli the rav-

Allios‘ hnii particularly Great illit- aili, zlre doing their utmost to ef- ia-i-l all tll‘ilii:iliCC TJClWDlEII ilic Grc- s and the 'l‘urk-s ilciorc till: Grecriilil llriily is wiped out.

l.().’\‘i)().\', Sept 5——Gcnol‘ili opin

éliies oi‘ tiic victorious 'i‘urks ‘ 111 llili ill wcll iuioriiicil llillll rs iii Asia Minor. . Loildoil today was that ilic dl..ls~ ‘(lViilWVllGlllllllgly ileientcil, the ior to lllt‘ Grcek zlrllly ill Asia

Greek troops are in dililgci‘ ut‘ be- Miiulr ivas coiiiplctc and lllt'l't! ilig driven into L111; sca and the i-lvcilliit] iiiilc prospl-iei that any- -\111<‘s are zllarilltril loss llli. vic» thing l-ilulil now save it 110111 i1

tors open a calniulaign of cxterliliu tom] (Iilhflclc,

atlon against tho hclpicss Chris-l ————

tlan minority peoples, SNlYlLNA, Sept 5—-'i‘\\'o British Ships were sciii on tho urgciit_ilzliiiilsliiils. illlf llrcadililugliis; lroil

alppeal oi‘ Great ilriiaiil Sluiultzlii- iiukc and King Gcorgc. i"it'ili have

oousiy with the disilatoli oi‘ tile ilrrivl-ii Tlir1'1! ior lilo purpose of

“Oliiiimsitc iluct oi warships tho ]ll‘ti1\?('lTll,'>‘, ilrifish interests.

Justice Clarke ti]. S. Cotton A Resigns irom Crop Seriously y U._S. Colin Threatened

(Special to The Guardian.) (Spawn. (O The

Guardian)

WASHINGTON. Sept Fw-licsirt" \\',\g|||,\;(,\'|*()_\iv Auk _r,__ in“. in be abic to speak ills iilluli frce- 5d,"), (gun-S inlnlinphl m“) “doc. 1.V ‘[11 1111' 51111111‘! 111' 1111‘- Dvili-llllf (11, . |H'1’.|il dis. sici‘ uliii-sas steps arc Nillliiil" W15 31151111‘- 1111111 11-ii:l..--n at once to t'llilillllli.l‘ llie holi

Clarke's motive ill rcsiguiilg l'l'i)lfl1“,.-;i]‘ wliutll is ruining 11m (‘Ullflll

the U. Suprl-iiic (‘curt it(it!01'(l~r]'|)p, Senator gmmL Snutll Carn- uu: to ills irwiirls today. hi... iiiivl the iltiiiillt- ll‘tlll_)'_ .?___¢4->—--- Slliiill urged (atlitoil planting M h 1m rcsiricttzii [or out» and i ltlili thc M1111‘ and fc gov-elu-

l-cllis cu-tlpcrlltc to apt-c plan 1-'1‘s during this lcsirictc-d pc-"rioil.

Another l) eieat

NEW YORK, Sept /l——-il Block's noted ‘colt Morv beaten badly again today.‘ Ting last ill tho fall higlll Tliniidicap at. Boluiost Park. a- four, horse race at. six fill-longs, won 11,1" W. J. Saluionis Careful. Proriigi-l ,~0us was second illlll Exodus third.‘

‘ljliillllli

S. Textile Strike

lo The Guardian.)

iMorvich tircil in the last duurtcr, I Massn, Sept. — 11nd ivas morn than lllflr! loilgihsi ' 330 i147" li-‘Xi-ilu \\'111‘l<- ihehmd ‘m. wimnm The pluck (.03; ‘crs, \i'Tlli'l| started six iillinths ago Tinilioatcn as a (\V(l-_Vt‘ill'~l)lll and 111911 111E111)’ 111 il-lliiilYitni- 111F111?!’ wiuiicr oi’ the Kciltlii-ki‘ Dl-ril) "1.’ 111" *1'11\'i’1‘*i '1'111' "111 “Vii-HI this spring. has failed to silowi- 1111‘ is to bc cilfcctivtl Oilillci‘ 2. wiiiniilg iorlli since licliii»? ilcatcn llciroalriivi- ‘to St'l111'111'11111‘ Some for the first time ill tho- (larlti>i\'f’1 111" ('E\111‘1)11111l‘5 li'i:~.\1=vc:', inailc stakes ili Aduoduci by \Vliiskll\l' “'1' “111 S‘ i111! "111-"111"? ul (111111.

formerly of llarry Payne \Vliit. i“ “*1'1'1".""'1‘>' 51111111 Whcll :1 KPH- .nny‘% 5(3),)‘. m,“ “Ow own“, m. piers! ivagi- rciiuctiilil ivas iIi'l1t'l'Ci1. W. Clark. sea-

VICTORIA, ll. I‘. Scpl. Fir-Al‘ torney-Goncrai Mllllfllill rillcll yizl-l yiqw (‘,\s'i‘(,]<1, sopl .',_- Flirty it-rdav tilat uciihrr ovl-rprooi Tillillnlvfl \\'l_i'i\ Qn[(y11\l)(\,(l [hYUuQhV an nor ilbsiiltlic will lic on . lo at iliciexploshlii in a coal pii~ at White- Govcrumcnt storm lil‘l‘i‘.'l.lt'l'. T1!1fl'i1IllVt".il this; morning. 'i‘hc bodies of is ll slop toward rl-al lnedcraiioliflten workers are reported to have lie said. ' bccii recovered.

VISIES TiliiiTiiTi] EXHIBITIUN

——<+§-___ FORTY MEN ENTOMBED

Li.

COUN. T. W. L. PROTWSE OF PROWSE BROS. LTD.

Judging ills business outlook by rind VGTTTJIIT description. All amus- the 1111180 attendance and 1101011- lug silect-iclc was the polo lnatch did exhibits this your at the ‘Por- between Aiililriirilrl null (Tillliltllilll onto exhibition. inaro is every (ipponcnis in Ford cilrs, which reason for the Drl-‘Vfliiillll gcnsr- were innde to perform extraordin- al optimistic fueling that the ilry aerobatic. stunts. - “hllrd time period” is over, dc- At the trout oi‘ the grand stand ciurod Coiui. T.\‘V.i.. PHHVSIP, who tilcre vl-as un imposing ri-pruduc- returned Monday even-lug iroulltioil oi‘ a recent ilicmoru-bic histor Oriliia. Ontario. whcrc Mrsfiiil: scene. tho entry oi tho Prince Prowso has been visiting and of Wales into Iudiu. Gorgcousiy wlicro Umiii. Pruwse on returning draipcd characters paraded in full took occasion to visit tho gran’ native costume and four vbands fair. 'l‘0roiito this your is throng- lilultltllllg one irom tlic West ln- cll with visitors and tho attend» dies rendered music. iliico nt the exhibition is estimii- Gnuli. Prowso, visited the fair

victorious. thllt they managed to ilislollgo his hold onthe boat. ilnrl were ship to discourage him from milking further attempts to come aboard,

led as being 38.000 over that of nil tlhllllreirs Dav when there was inst year. an attendance‘ or 186,000 people.

A specially ntIrrlc ive feature. The average, attendance however noted lby Colin. Prowse was the ivas much higher than this. automobile obom-lvhicb was bey-

ilas Been Ended l

ITNITITN TIMES TITNEY INTEETEST

(Special t0 The Gum-diam)

‘LONDON, Sept fl-Sir (lilmilholl Stewart has resigned from tliu llorlril of the Associated News- papers. including ilic Daily-Mail. Evening News and Weekly Dis- patch. ill order to devote his encr- gies cxclusiwily to the conduct of the Londoli Times. He was ap- pointctl managing director of the ‘ruin-s two years ago by the share- llcldurs for u period which has several years to run, the Daily EX pr .ss illciltioiis liiill among the pos sibie illiftfllilSCFS oi til-i Nortllcliiie holdings in ihu 'i'illics.

iioise Thief Claims To Belong Here

(Special to Till: Guardian.)

.'\.\I'l'lGONlSil, Sept 5l—Cl111rl*-.*5 Griffin, a native of Prince Edward island. who was conluiittcil 11151 ivcck on o. charge oi’ stealing a horse and uiagon belonging 1° John ‘B. MCCllTTOll, from North Grant School l-lousc, was tried Wed iicsllziy before Judge McDonald. llo pll-adcd guilty and was scu- tcncod to serve two years in Dor- eiicsicr. Sciltencc will be Sllfilmlid‘ cd provided Griffin _caii P1115119“ two surcilcs who give bond-till‘ his good behaviour.

London Times’ Future

coupon. Sent. 0-—J- F'- 1M Struclley, ill nil article on tlic tui- llrc oi‘ the London ‘Times in this week's Spectator. recalls 110W 111 iioos Lorli Nnrthciiiio asked mm several times his views with regard to ills intention i0 mukc ilrrange- iiiciits ill his will that the‘ Times should hccoilie a “l101111i111@_"t 11"‘ liiUll-‘ll institution." lit was in res- iluiise to those requests that iStruch- ey wrote to Lord ‘Noi-thclifie sug- gesting that the control of the "Pinics should ibo vested in a body oi independent. trustees, and sub- mitting the following as names for this position: the Lord ‘ChtlllCGllOP, illoaSpc-akcr of illc ‘liouse of ‘Com- ‘HIGHS, the Arch-bishop oi ‘Canter- ldiul-y, tile vice-chance. or oi‘ illo Uni» Tversiiy of Oxford, the vice-chancel- ‘lor oi the University of Cambridge, the editor oi the Times, and the. mzliillgci" of the Times Qior‘ thc time‘ dicing. i Wllctlicr ‘Lord Nortllciiifc carried out his proposal to nlslko provisions ilu his will ior making the 'l‘imcs a. Hicriiiailciit national institution, WE: isllali soon know, says tho writer. “llo ncvcr told me whcllicr heT u".‘l‘.lll0t1 to think my scheme was a1 workable Linc," says 1S‘ll‘ll.('1l(3)', and adds: “iPcoplo will be surprised, perhaps, in ‘know that he seemed to zlgrce very rcudily with my propos- al as to the. ilositlon which the edit- or oi‘ the Times should occupy. and that iic should ‘he secure from ally GXlBFilill interference. Probably an zippzlroilt illvcrgiailcc between theory and practice in this lrlattor was due to his regarding iliniscli’ as dc iucio editor of all oi‘ ‘tho papcrs which he owiicll and controlled."

'A Dispute As To_lTow Long Love Lasts

I1O.\"D0N, Sept 5.»—Tlie Stato- llioni made liy Juilc Burr upon hul‘ arival here that no lovc lasts ion- gcl‘ than eight ycars. has been vigorously (rllaiicngcll in a. flood 0i lcitilrs to’ thc ilcwspupcrs, in which the Anicriezlu author and feminist is lied such names us "cmpiyhcad." "iiotlllsh," "ignor- aiit oi the BHNTJIOGK and an unfor- Tllillllt! woiililn (ilsgulslng hcr own lai-l rus," llcr views on love and marriage arc attracting greater nttcnilon than tho recently intro- duccil knickers, but one writer says that of thc two freakish no lions. knickers lire easily the more sensible.

“"i‘ilo answer to such empty- hcodoil silggcsiions is to hc found ill lilo itself." says one corres- pondent. "i have been happily niur ried ior filly years."