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,As Answer . MARI] ElEIITS wllslllllllll In British 'War Efforts

NEW YORK. Sept. 26 —(C- P)-Francis James Gavin, born at Alberton, P. E. 1., ss yes-rs ago and who started his rail- way business career as sn office boy. toduv was chose-n president oi the Great Northern Rail- way Company. lie succeeds milieu: P. Kennedy who died

t January.

Gavin moved to Si. Paul,‘

.- Tofiussians NEW UFFIIIERS 1

I Mr. John MacKenzie French Infantry Edges Forward Named President,

In Move Against Westwall. At First Annual

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(By Henry Cassidy, Associated Press Staff Writer) Mi-ehng of rganl

PARIS, Sept. 26-(AP)-The French Government to- la 1°"- day ioutlayvelll tlie Commudnist Party in France in wihat w Jon M!‘

l po it ca c rc es nterprete as an answer to Russizfs lne- - 11 M8113? l" m1”- up with Germany and invasion of Poland. Wfntgwéneliitlfiilmffngffigfifi The decree adopted by Premier Daladlefs Cabinet <1! Trade M the nnrnlnl machine

meant the end of the party's affiliates and banned Com- m“°1dde1“§2°“m“ m “h” 3°“ °'

Algzlnnszlliliwglllnlliielsg- Preparation Naval Forces

sons Learned In

Last wan By Dominions "Concentrated

.3, G... m“... 6...“... Emphasized On Sub Menace

. PIOSI Sh!“ Write sesrasnnttroiznnseesd - s A L‘ R | F | [I [ s - key not n. eroeet any ooeefoeo- LONDON. Sept. ze-(cr) l 1'°-“D°N» 3""- ZG-"(Cpl

lat tilt t h - -Fll ' i tllt.t enmwecsni. —e ran-n tee er Prime n .i..°.l'.".‘§...§.?.€’.‘;fi.“.. Si.

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. He trsnsfcrredy to Spokane. Wash"

. . . nw- ll ' ' - ’ . lnunlst propaganda. Penalties were provided for violation. Other officers elected were, 1st in 1899. enterlnslllv nlwflllfll ,g’,‘..,.iid“.‘..,f°éf,°kye ‘Eggeflm “mm” Minis”! Chamberlains B d t W11] Be House of- Commons today vice msmem, M, Em‘, Mom,” dopnrtnront, no was promoted to “I mink we lghould be “e statement on the war to the 31' ll g9 . . _ . . ll-ld- 211d V1419 ‘PW-"wlllelll- Mr- m” supermmndmmy M the clear that we have ICHIHBdqLl/llfi House of Commons lodav Presented T0 Par- by Winston chine-hill’ hlst (By Charles Felts, Associa Press Stall’ Writer) Georgg Aygpg, gwmary, ML Spokane division i 191:1. d w lesson‘ o‘ the m“ war and We do f0"0ws__ _ Lord of the Admll.alty:__ BASEL, Switzerland. Sept. 26-—(AP)-Frenoh forces were Arthur clerke. manner. Mr. Neil thmflllglgnfl‘ {$0, {Qffyjhm not intend there shall be any re- M ff _ k d - llamellt Todav. The war at sea opened Higgins. Councillors, Mr. John Gor- e l’ petitions or 1.00s the 5mm and Y "Bl- llls l0 11y l5 l0 - - - reported in advices reaching Basel today to have attained a don‘ ML fines; mm’ Mn Gob isikgenseral Slllflfllgillggélnfilliigflfi-U Puschendaele Mm we“ appah give a report to the House 1* With some intensity. .

- number of limited objectives set at the beginning or n series of {Joint Hutcheson and Mr. Ree Mc- or gdvffifdmlo {he damn“ u, ling losses of life." lie said. of the second meeting of the (By J. F. Sanderson, Canadian All our ships were going attacks launched Saturday alonl a 40-miie stretch or the west- lvl-l- “w” M‘ w“ “"3 mlr- Kt-nerab manairer with heed. emu “w; Eggllllgedma oggefmégstiegx; Supreme w“ Council which rresr stall Yvrlteg‘); (GP about the world in the or- °m "out m“ Preside“ quai-fllellslllrflfiqltlhbtcrgfllitll: llelgillgglt W" W? delw- ‘he!’ Sllllulg wn- was held on September 22nd Calblbrlggxrllonfnbclifllllna)‘ bride dmary way whe" they were

Oiiiy before the towns of Zweibrueollen and Plrrnasens, in M: ‘mmrleagmglcigitetfile Irgfxil-rgllg Mr. Kenney, then president 51d" l" i ‘ma?’ If" l PHTDQSQ. 116 __thl-s time in England in the Royal Navy's apparent set upon by lurking U-boats u" cmtml “m” 15 “d 3° “m” w‘ o‘ n“ ludmml “w” M 5m‘ ‘l: °1 ‘he “gem” 5"“! °l oftfltsrrllliilllKenne died Gavin He ‘said also that the French I am glad to be able to in: llltlbligltasgllifclrcegraglllf carefully Domed b e f ° 1' c‘ Ssarbruecken, were tho French attacks said to have been ngdchlsll Nflflfid to Fire Prevention w“ elccwd’ a “ma” {m} ex- and British staffs had been 1n form the House that we us}, smpping, turned tonight halid- lhwa-rted by the Germans. ~ gal base: ilipigjsxllldi to vlliarMtflxxlle "MK" “'°f'¥{°"f=§f,'f' Wm‘ “m” igtuicilasultllaeetwélhlrfglacned (lllmllbgli found ourselves in complete u’ sfffsmlh °nG the lllllgnciill In the firs; week our

The central area was reported to have been the scene of a activity 0f the Junior Board of "“§{,,fo'§‘,,§'m,;n; my haw“ w“ and that the policy now being fol- agreement with the French Decimal“ FQQZTYLLLQ, alar- 195595 "l tonnage were lllllf heavy German counter-attain this afternoon following three w‘? geolhat salty. made nt a, meeiinwpf the Bus"; lowed was worked out as a result _ t t. th ' b“ ct the weekly losses of the

' we - Macmwfln W‘ of Directors. His headquarters 0f consultations which took place replesell a “'95 on 9 course sir- John Simon Chancellor u‘ f A '1 1917 h- h days of resistance to the French attacks. ~ ned from the publicity com- w"; remnin at st. Paul. over three years. to be “mowed to meet de_ o! ‘he Exchequer '1, expected m0ll 0 prl , , w lc " Dispatches reaching Basel said the fighting had been so in- mgr)‘; “a!!! mllita dirtiest “ah-I'- “when ovefations start on a large velopments which had taken u, |ncrease ‘he Qh-eady steep was the peak year 0f U- wgk - r “m” l’°“'°°" ""15 PM“ "m" m" 5mm“? “l” "m ill‘ cernlnil the nwglidlns or ggfltrcolblls -_-_-_.-,.-,.--.»<eT_—---—.. .___s._ gel’ s: lcgnglllgredhesxzhvgeogigdnlied “S8? place since our last meeting ".‘;‘i’r'r‘.‘..'“°‘;i',‘.°o.'.i§ irrimtnzttlilivif boat attack in the late war‘ loge of Bottenbach, just north of the frontier between Plrmn- l0 Mflfltlille clfilcs ‘in connection W" ’ ‘ llalilhazard Blind“ 011 l°¢l11 0051- m] Q9 t 12 and [o ive eff 1 ibis gund pndvance the rates That was a very Serums pro‘ lens and Zweibruecken, changed hands five times. gal-fig $j'§"“‘§f,f‘m“§,b§§y W2; tiqlghseirlxggnglittillltllrtv ‘lime l0 ‘lllg ‘Allled Dllfils A Iii of guru“ lad death duties and podium t Charlottetown reoeivlanli its shore. lruess that Germany l: fillizlll-ltzcdth: mom was also l-eaéheg on if,“ further imposts on “mu- we immediately replied in Burgers a; the meeting were I I British blockade considerably more in view of the staggering tor three ways. First, we set in

The action had been foreshadowed by suppression of Mr. Urge . Mapljougal] M, effective ffnan is admitted He ll"! Procedure for coordin- ' the newspaper Uhumanite and Ce Soir, dismissal oi’ Com- $1‘? JmfegmflégryleMr-Mrlilcléozlggcn. dfighglttexliltégnnaa gig lloonstmoi ating and perfecting the ar- Illlllle thlegllllznb? 51122113“ 1?:- ' gfitg°fiojfli° bceovég);

' ' ‘ . ,- _ - ~ . >9 9P ml n , h. b bi_ ill . munlsts from parliamentary committees and a break be Ase“, ML Dmyck Wenmd and Gelfimany had plenty o, fwd u, Yilllfielllellls l0 b9 mnllc by agaylg°wi g). gob done for a" the outgoing,

last four years and the contradic- the two Governments on the

G: man airplanes bombed Warsaw to the wood h-lllS and steep ra- The Columbia Broadcasting ‘filllumlelbr hemlllifiln- SECQNHS‘ U“ [puffs unexpected visit here tomor- _ _ ‘ continuously today. the Polish cztp- vines southeast of the German System said Smith “plans to sup- 1&0 Mali-t, moseoleuilsewlvéeflitcogg; row reflects intense Gel-mun dls- I I d ' aroused the House to prolonged ‘me the ‘mllleme merffillllfi mil?‘ ital announced in a broadcast town of Zwelbruecken. called Deux uort President Roosevelt's pro- M°Yl°1l UEW- W" 1°“ ‘l- pleasure over signs of Soviet pres- s cheering when he announccd:— “e o5 the Bmlsh Emlmc “l” be

heard here tonight. It was im- Ponts by the IPrunch. 'I'h|'s town posals." which include the con- °1“°r5'MT5'D‘T"1"‘LGrHnLMOW sure on Estonia, informed fill" 1. The Elmpirclst merchant ma- arise no usuallv have 2030 ships on

salt water every day this is a con- siderable operation. However. ell the guns and equipment are ready at

tween the Communists and the General Confederation of Mr. Donald MacDonald. . . . . Labor ' ' - WY m-"m" wm-Plllnl that Brl- question of munitions and llllieustlilly airpllicemlibrlweryzs. fight ships but. It t°°k a mflmghl ’ President Lebrun also approved a decree extending to ' l . in’ I hieiterlllnfislglistulliedvlnansim Slllllilies. ' will“ Submflflnfl W“ "lam ‘W u‘ °rgamz° mm‘ the “h” . v - h l; _h Ml‘, J. E, Cameron m maker“? the?“ wh ‘lfaulggag ~ the House oi Commons today by end the convoys of home- ail of Frances allies as wcll as France erse t e pro- t ~ , i. u successful and g1 f‘ T Winston Churchill. First Lord o! ward bound Sh. s Tm , tection against crimes and offences against their “exter- g , Named President undentandwble» e "55 ‘s 5m" "Iv Inst statement on {he Ad-mlrally- who 25 years new t - . p ' s s? s" na] sqfet ,, for the duration of the war T P 1 , , Sept. 20 the effects of the action oirected the Admlraltys campaign 9m l5 110W lil fllll operation i Y e o s Orgianlazfjon of sltllhinSrlivietl, ?0\g3l‘lgl’lflnl tan the against the underwater menace in bath w3y5_ _ p =:__.. T Hench Wan“? edging for“ I p A l Me tin gigflrer Tlllle t ilvc cglmne the days when SDOTLimZ rifles and c e » ward under cover d! an artllleiy 1 nnua E g. everywhere mpilshf “domiciled ‘:3 mnnlgsulaerrie 1211112 gmyOéeléltJjllllg “:21; our "mud "my ‘o the whoa‘ Barrage were said by military , or, sgpt g3 a Gemmmsovhg com- ' attack is to arm all our merchant sources to have hit Gennanys My J EL (Jayneron of Cliariotte- ' ' muniqne was published in Mos- Churchill Confident vessels and fast liners with de- westwali through a salient form- town-was elected Preside!" o‘ mo cow, according to which the Ger. fenslve armament both against the " 9d all Hlllnbach 9n the Wfilem WASHINGTON Sept ZS-AJ- Prince itowaro island ‘iuuerculuo-a mun and Soviet Governments had In a confident tone and grimly U-hoaf. and the airplane. lmm- ' fled E. Smith. often a critic of the inague lit tile tlliru anliuzui nleet- I s 7 established a demarcation linc sardonic st. times, M}, Churchill for a fortnight pas‘ armed 0f ' Roosevelt administration, has mg field at me Charlottetown notei > between the German and Soviet gold the House the navy 15 Strik- ships have been continually leav- nlscrlbe 35ml! came to the President's assistance yesterday. I “rmlfi Pllmllllll roughly north and ing at U-boats with six times the lIIK the harbors of this island in ' These sources described the on the neutrality question, 11; was Ouuer officers appointed for the _>_ intensity and fury o; 1917 when large numbers. Sotme go in con- ‘ -__ battle this wnyi- announced today. He will present 001mm; yell-l‘ Welv- M». Vice FY65" ———-—' * Germany 81m“; starved G193; voivfi. some go lnde enllcntly. German suns replied to the his views in d broadcast address lvus- lvl-nwlm Mwevfl- I-yprne Valley M05cow_ Sept. zs-rprelzn (Continued on pace 2. Col 4) Briton. through its mlerltless sub- ls a plies not ony to the Unit- PAWS. Sspt. 26 -—rCP Hnvast- French bsri- e, sending shells in- next Sunday. 2nd. vice president. lvlio. unmefl Minister Joachim Von Ribben- - mm“ campamm ed Kins om but to our ports all l The First Lord of the Admiralty ‘We’ ‘he “mil Thus l“ a 51w"

possible to estimate the number of was the immediate objective of the troverslal point, of repealing the ‘ague’ Mrs‘ wade huwes‘ mum’ lomatic sources said here tonilzht- me_. 15c}; LS moo h; victims, the broadcast said. French bt-tack in this sector. present ernibarao on shipments of fgfjfdjcgbfi§§fl“gjjgnlfl“fif.fi§g .They pointed out that Von s (‘in sallllwllitlegepggifiyl fdayhlnsitlb‘: ‘ ' year-is e ng armed or t e fght

Overhead French and German arms. ammunition and implements Mrs wamr 116M.“ bcacque’ M,“ ggbbmgrw was making a new

3% flllcedll‘ cltfilledhltilfleingltencelrllpkliglg; lgltllflvfu to the European beluga‘- gcoJNoglllllklillll-i igzlfrltnd Higl‘; grlilletlhlahlaaclluilsizltnnglljllbll-lti: e “wgflcghés cfl’,‘.l§o;’e§ifg{felf,‘,g""the de l-“lilfihvfirilflllfi Hfmitni! statitons lOIQPlllPi‘ . "l . l‘. c-‘S - - . ' ‘ e propor ion f mine: rzur- , n numbers. _ ’ This word came simultaneously M_ Uoucezw’ charlqme_owu_ e n eommissar Vytvcheslafl g vice which finally smashed the U- ners to man them arfld u, instruct

~ S The Fwnm succeeded l“ 0cm‘ ‘may Wm‘ a straw” meemlll °l The retiring President Mr. Simon Molotofl nor vice-ooinmisssr boat menace in the last war, is m, new solidating the Horn/bash salient, Senate opponents of repealing the 980m Jrq opened me fneeflng with vluigml, Potemkln has retui-n- -__-_ Qpefaflng inward and Outward our mud reply is’ of Cour... We

one of the most important. strate- WWbHPRO Bl Wlll¢ll ll? ‘VHS defildfli our l report, of the yeari ed the visit the German for- - with merchantmen under the dir- 1t h (7.1; t Th- -.Q.... e =.=_—;—_—:;—----WT___: ll° wmenllfllfi 11W" lhc QHlbHlYO ggtigllcies. if; ‘Elie beginning of his elgn minister paid here for Prince Edward Islanders shivered ecl Protection of the navy. Br 15h attack on t é 05' Is ilaie for Notices in this column dggaet “long and exclude 1mm llle address lie l-haniceu the uyro Club signature of the Scvlct-Gcr- lust- nlght after a sudden drop in 3. In the first two weeks n: war 3 w,“ c, word (continued on nose l0. C017) ~ a B 01 Pr Questions vresenled for their kindness ln octlns 8s hosls nion non-assresslon mt lute temperature lollolvuls a thunder-

p ' —— m“ “dml “lmllml nelllllllll’ to the league at the luncheon. He Inst month. storm yesterday. Al; 11 o'clock just

the navy seized and confiscated more tonnage of merchandise des- i——————~*~—

if (osT SoME FolKs So MUCH ‘f0 \.\\JE You WONDER WHY THEY Do n’ _'

told the meeting that seventy-eight 1 m) aka his sec. before the storm broke the temper» lined for Germany than Su-bimar- vo“ Ruben p m alum W95 96 dBENI-‘B above zero. lites sank in British ships.

_ - - lives were lost last year through death t w), "Tames-Jludon lmfil/M-il-fl-Bi. T u R N I P s 2 5 from IUDCFCUlUSlL, which entatl-leciha Cggsigtalielllfirgt altgngglm f; lwiylgglhgitfor the day. lost nl it at 8- _ Mr. Churchill followed Prime ‘ ’ N s financial loss of $l390.0ll0.00 o e_ mysterious’ n mt decidedly strum C0 it was 3'7 degrees a ve and nfinister Chamberlain who gave a i I I

" _ Province. He also referred to the Bllll bins down. Mr. Warren Burns, 1 t h . dgslTalkles - Murray sratlifying gucrgesgi axcligcasizedealloy the rdun Stockholm the newspaper cgblislexigrrelgapléttlétiao Chaligotte- . EZIAOTEStZiEOTthZn sthjwvyarfilctrbkntirtlag '_"_" l Belg!‘ Si? 0A allrtgeligian Sugt of the Dflgens Nvhcter said Moscow had During me d“ Oumlcklllegaot-ram} chief. The First Lord's flow of. “Dance Coran Bann Thursday. ' ' ' - 3d ' the niesented an ultimatum to Tll- m. n ~ t flowery. imaginative and pungent‘ September wh- L-“lrl-m-‘el- §.‘o°e"ti..s3’.‘.?i“’e‘$3i’is oiofiiiéleeeltv lino eemeneln e Soil" “W” orovlneJ"§iof“}§?“£l.°§r“t'§r‘ offéntifi’ Emil“ w“ l" linseed Contrast _"'_' f o gro r rehabilitation scheme 11856 °l1 me wnlan ma“ and rainfall for the four months June l Mm- the Prime Minister's “clum- "Reserve Saturday September 30 '—__ or p pedis hill‘ ed from the control of all Elstonian forclzll July August and Se t be‘ my zmpersonal account-n and icy-cold Baptist Guild Coke sole. L-832. Hmmlmix’ Sept” 26 _(1CP) b- glirngllllllallllllg. Hec alsg stressed the.‘ trade. From Kaunas came reDOYIS o...‘ in the four molltli? tondate i denvery- l