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led by the gross or the thousand.

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Out 0f nothing, noth- ing comes. A stream cannot rise higher than its source.

Guardian»

a Y THE WINNER

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ioiiows: az. n5). Tonight,

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ace ants and coming ,, to be cried ‘by John by raeans his ‘boll and vocal organ. niorillnately John bald a very biiul memory. and being no oilr, it was no use writing his tructluns. s0 he made a woeful as oi’ lriany of his announce- rocnlls "the owing examples of one 21111011101‘- e week's bell-crying of ills own matlc performances: ll the morning of thing's performance John was yinstructed to announce the yio bo "Kathleen Mavournecn. it. Patrick's Eve." ill due course John ‘made his to the Market Square. and ng‘ his bell delivered himself

We h-ilcr

tiling-tiring) . Oyez, (ding-dong).

obber in the Market Hall. llt (iling-rlilng)

Ola/as." ie out as follows: i‘ Night Room. or the l“iltill'(‘“"g"l""g)' the M" night as play tonight for one night only Oplflynuu w“ u 51mph ‘mu M“ (ilillg-lloilg) Uncle 'l‘0ltl's 1.0g Ca- eblm- m“ not "mm n more "m" bill (iiillg-(illilgln or tin- Salim-s Ac. Maury w w“ um cm”, mm collnt of Sumo, (ding ilong.) "must announce “Uncle Terri's

- (iiing-donil). Oyes. oyez, (ding-dong)

“04004-040000-000000-000 Condensed specials loll-do por word. not cacti

illlrtlon u. ms column. V )

‘ tar-nausea r-nou-r noon. iii: board,

surroundings. Apply. M.

l Jltlflflha. or ave-n?

tral Job Printory, Phone its. , ‘I WANT GOOD INVILOFIO

Ion ndsd

William Jennings Bryan oau appeared in the court at Day

i . subject of evolution as It has been taught in the schools of sfate- contrary to law.

‘_,H. ‘Price WeDberIF-rench Headquarters iiecalls0ld Days

. i .11. Price Webber, one of the genial of ‘men, the popular and favorably (Ihurlot-tetonialls and ‘Maritimes generally. was in city yesterday, and. interview- by a Guardian representative lied ‘many interesting and ni- lncidents of the t. Perhaps among the funniest his eluperiencifwith worthy John Hatch. the City Crier. At i time. John. ‘being an old Brit- soldior with a war record. iiw Council would allow no colli- iou with him ill his calling in shlppe of posters. so it was .19;- all auctions, na- events.

the

tonight, tonight.

or Love

‘Price Wobbor in the Market ll tonight will play the Lady ii iile Lions. or Side ‘by Side." he may for ti... following day i‘ "Tho 0ctoroon,'or Life in Wilat John announc-

“Poniriirs ‘play by Price Web- wili ho the Ocromncromoou. life Life of Lucy. Ann." is to b9 "i Nights in a Bar ‘Room, or ~—‘ ' which ‘Jililil’ liars

‘followed

"Ton

y located and 2047 7 21 3i.

l m! xpoiii- , Glt.ardisn

Ila, I50 ‘m

ai-biy baa a lllUlfitad . ates-m.‘ ‘marvellous me-

.first

Price

To- (ding- The ‘gran-t dralnee 190th- lle Mllnouvoring. or St. It's Day in the Morning." Next day John was cautiously riled to be a little -more ac- ill-e and told to announcc “The ilnd ‘John interpreted this as

Pat-

by

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m

ght by a ndus photographer as ton, Tenn., during a speech upon

In Morocco Is Beseiged (Special tjlxleptiuardlnn.)

quarters in as serious in ilowpiltclles rellchi hero. bctaausl‘ of the occupation

gie points ovor till‘ rolld froln Arlha Do Tissa.to Ain Aicl where the Riffians ed themselves.

The

Late Mr. '

city yesterday of Mr. J. Grcgo

three years.

of Sour's school and

school in successive yours.

- College, receiving his first class ((0115-4018) ‘teachers license la 1cm. , 0Y9!‘ Ming‘ tinned his stilil-ies at Si. Dunn-item's

University and reccivcil his of ‘Bachelor of Arts. v student and a teacher

teem of his follows and pupils b his energetic application work alliLhi-a

There arc loft

in this city.

day morning (Ylltllvllrill

to St. illlli i_ill‘ll(‘l3

lill‘ resting piaci‘ of his father.

Klllkora for iu‘le‘rlllt‘~rl‘t.

Price Wubbcr

was woli and widely lot go his man onco he laid hands on him." William Whitlock. who lvftorwards ‘becaime an honoured arld respected nlelnilcr of the theatrical profession. was known all over the island for his bril- liant scenic abilities-he was the boot scenic artist we ever had on this side of ‘the ‘border. Charles Wakefield was the champion foot runner of the Maritime Provinces. an old soldier, and a great sport.

Mr. Webbofa memory la wonder- iluifthe detail lnever fails lflm. and ha readily recalls incidents which tho Iman in the street of his time, must long have for- gotten. The Guardian gives these iiew instances which must appeal to its‘ readers. Mr. Walther ‘has

formanccs. and never was off the bill once. He averaged 300 iper- forlrfances por yen. for no few- er than 45 years. and ‘never ‘failed to put in an nplrolrlflfie 0n th0 stage; ft is a long time to serve the public on the boards and poo lied in Canada ‘or the

core. He ll still hale and hearty.

and ‘la unqualified believer in

the rebellious trilmsnlcn of strat- rtsigil and curry with

J. Gregory Gallant

Following a two months iii- nese, ‘the death occurred in this mam‘, B.‘

Gallant at the early age of twenty-

The deceased who was the son of the lnte Dr, Gallant of Klnkors accepted a position on the teach- ing staff of ‘Prince of Wales Col- lege at the ibeginniilg of last year. Previously hé‘ had been principal

Tlgnlls: ollces between the British Empire

calving his early education m me Steel Corporation officials» iillitvii’ rural school at Elneralil and atiMmi-i worker“ "Y America "iikfliiis ‘Queen Square school in this oity.

he then attended Prince ‘of Wales and

"tilo lute Dr. Mines. Gallant earned the rcspcct and ee-

to his opened consideration of those wllu studied undcr him, ' ‘

mother, Mrs (Dr) (iifiiilllrliloiluiiilil OlYYglBank

sister Hilda. ilolirof whom rcsldo

'i‘ilo fullcrill lzlkcs place on Fri- Damian's by car t0 Killkorzl ("calcium which is illsoi

ClFiiTE-lifili. lilldlliii‘ by illliillllubiii: to

will

Tilose were iht‘ good olil (lays John“ m‘. wme- reason when 'l'holilus Flynn was tho iriod n "my m Mme", omarged and trusted Chief of .i'oili:e. and

(mnpdongx Marshall Cameron was ‘Sergeant. (dink Cameron "y" known lls "the officer wllo nover

carried through ovor 14,000 por- y

O stand.“

Y

gram.‘ / ‘ LONiDON,

Jlilly 22.-Mr,

are steadily gutltling worse. Even

i C-ilalirdh-ill and W, G. Brltligeklra

Clhurchilid odhoniis on It-lle

sclrivative "thought i-n

ecollom-y ‘is carried too fu-r willcn iillpérils lnrt-iolliad safety.

M-r. llalilwiln- is stiiid strivilnig with ll com-

illligili! ‘and main to lilillld promise on the cruiser issue. He

Hi5

Spil Threatens inCon- ' servative P a r t y_- Unable to Compro- mise on Naval Pro-

Bald- ‘w‘i‘n"s ‘illiliiicuities, whiich Veeellletl YWterdil-y to be clcarilllg up ‘a ‘bitlilie,

if . ho secures n settlement either wily T H A E B iin ‘the disputedreitwecn‘ Wilrlstcln - , . ,

First Lord of the Adimiiraility, over - ‘tho cruiser construction pnogranvllle ‘there i-s ‘bound to ‘be a ‘rift ilill‘ iiho EDVOIWXIIOIEL with pro Ollul-oliilii forces on ‘rho one slide and uniti- other. |TYIUT‘Q‘ :15 bound also ‘b0 lbe a dilvision between tiho two schools of Con- Pnlriliiliumerllt. Oil-a sworn lto albrsohlllo rigid econ- fliiily in all bralllchos of pwhilic alf- iirs, an-d ‘the oiiher u-rgtiing thud

K. 0. Proves Fatal, ‘

Chicago Hotter

H‘. Y (Canadian Press)‘ “

| LOUISVILLE. Ky., July ZI. —_'— lMiokey Silaunon. Chicago iiglit _ heavyweight. tiled in Broadway Arena before hundreds of boxing fans lust night at the end of the

Fay. of Louisville. when Fay drove him ‘to the ropes and so Wflilkcllivil him with head and body blows that he collapsed and fell from the ring breaking his neck when be struck the floor. ' Fay was arrested on a technical charge of nlailslaughtcr and re- lcuscil oll $1,000 bond.

fl.

(BY iiiifliY IN I31 YESTERDAY

J. Wilfre-dfliilarnhum} i‘ oing Mishap Near‘ Scene of Sunday

van-y illlx-ious to avoiiiil airy sunsaiil- Pilcnic-fi-Body

MAlDRll). July 22-—'l‘ilo 'pr)i~lii.i(ill!ii0il|<'ll resignations, Ibui llri-dgtanrrnhi of Fez, scat of the ‘French hond-iifrien

bylhns ilvlllurlilcd ic‘r tihc navy, w

‘ii itm lllnsi

‘ii-s say bodily ‘llrat the First Morocco is descrlbolhiiord ‘ilil-S "(ill-g ‘llinrsiil-f ill" aulul un- ng|‘less ‘he rgcts subsialrtfiaiiiy uiilat ill‘

Not Recovered.

Tile upsetting of a canoe on m West River ycstcrillly resulted in orfiilt: (lrowllillg of J, Wilfred Garli-

El ‘tillo sen lords, lllcluiflllg Ell-r] Bealtityflmm‘ ma“! "I'm" seventeen‘ “m1 "

l3.

lllcw ships ilh-‘s your. ilnii pit-rail)

three ncxlt year. uuld‘... "i‘i]‘ increased

Mr. Churchill has offered to ul- hllvc entrcncll- 10w the Admiralty to lay down two

soll of Mr. George Gnrllhuul of the Ilzllllt of Nova Siltliiil. The unfortunate young lililll was

ly one of a party who loft the city

(“Kjfltlpljllicfl lpmgranlnn; pf 11K. Aqdyestcrday for Wcstvllle, when‘ the

,m‘i'l~al-t-y curl ‘affect other economlicis.’ iinitlli Ci1\11‘l‘-i1 "P-he (llvil and sea lords brave ‘laugih- and lust ‘when IM-r. Bold-win ‘t-hougiht he ‘had suitiilfinlieiiiitdle fduirlld ‘Why that he 118d to silent oust all! again, owing tio Mr. ‘Bridge-

ed at this proposition worked ou-t a. over -

ubbonn-lless. ry -

Mine Situation‘

(Canadian Press)

his Minister of Works an Mines. Hon. E. N. Rhodes

at reaching a working agrcomon

y between miners and employers and No statements

Monday. have been issued.

(Canadian Press)

turned after robbery. hold-up had not been discovered and that staff he locked in safe would suffocate.

Quebec tin Killed By Lightning

(Canadhn Press) ' AMOS, Que. July 22-12. Gend- rellu. l3, was instantly killed when a lightning bolt entered his home yesterday afternoon. Another oc- cupant of the- house was stunned. The house was slightly damaged.

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O OASKATOON, laslc, July 22 Q 0 --"l lm getting old and l l» i‘ O llevs I can do more for-Can- : ads in my present capacity of

a private oltirn, working to O O bring ex-sdrvloe men together O I‘ ln the interests of lltssrtyrjus- 0‘ .0 ole. and‘ Qood-isilowlhlp." said l‘ l‘ Field Marshal Isnt-Halginvl- i‘ O plying to a suggestion by Ml‘ . jor W. A. carrothers at a Can- O ‘I bdlsn club luncheon. that Oall- adlsns would be happy to Ml- O

some in; dlltlnguiahddloldior b '0 as Canada's next oovernor- l‘ O Gsnarsi. - - Q- larl Hsig officially opened O O tbs oasitstoonmxhibliiion yss- O 6 tel-say afternoon. speaking a 0

hinftiound its beneflcent in- onceinilublic life.

i‘. a at is it}; a a

O s Jars. crowd, in, the grand 2 t

SYDNEY. N. S.. Jilly 22—-Cotlfcr-

and the. Frontier of Nova Scotin

and l-lonY m, conJG. S. Harrington. respectively. wer adjourned today until tomorrow af_ degree terrfoon pending the rirrival here of not). as a T. J. Brown, Deputy Minister of The conferences are aimed

t Chinese Government Elna.» wriliiing an article

lpfggnmlg] Mae g-gggjpplmg womeunllllicnco spellbound each number calling forth and many comments on the rare ability of the artists. Besides the instrumental numbers there were some oxielient vocal solos by tho members of the troupe all of whom

Y - were heartily encored. Y ‘ Before the performance last

LONDON, Outs July 22—-Leslio Hatheway, held here on charge of i“llllf‘i‘ll‘i wil-i dual-v.- his homo li‘ri- iiiiidiiig "P Tiioiiidilie Biiiik and day at 8.45 a. lll. io Si. Build-lion's iiliiiiil! $5900 lliilli‘ 100M118 Bill" iii safe, ‘iold police officers ho had re- to 'l‘horndale within hour having feared that

‘~ . Y Hos- . EARL "MG $558 ‘ypnhlic ward of Nyack, N ,, pltal in a serious condition follow- : won-tiles HIMSELF 0 m: m operammt

picnic was being held. in n nlotor launch belonging to Mr. Charles Mnthieson.

About half past four the victim of the accident and ithree Yhung ladies. two daughters of Principal Johnson and n daughter of Mr, W. S. Brown, were all thrown out oi the canoe when in some unaccount- ablo way it capsized just outside tile Westvllle wharf. Tile girls were able ‘to make their way to

In _Abeya’nce"|shore but young (iarllhum, whom it

Ysoems was unable to swim..disllp- not rise agnin. The picnickers, who’ [were preparing for tea some‘ dis- tnnce nwny, at once hurried tn the ‘cover ‘tho body by ilragging from a

9 the body,

Registers Protest

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Jilly 22—Thc Labor party published today ‘text of 1500 word manifesto cabled by Canton Nationalist Government protesting against and denouncing "The ex- ploitation of China by lmpcrialistic powers." which it declares prevents China from developing herself oll

enacted in the Pacific Ocean.

holp extinguish the conflagratinn."

Aged _Cr00k Queen Ill And Destituto

NEW YORK. July 22——Mrs Ellen Peek. 95 years old. long known as "the queen of confidence women." whose criminal record doves back to 1885, and who was considered in the days of Inspect- or Byrnos to be the most danger- olls woman swindlor in Amellica. was discovered yesterday in the

Although ‘in tho daysoi her criminal activities she lived al- ways in ‘tho ‘best hoels. and later occupied a pretentious cottage in Sponklil, N. Y., she ‘is now appar- ently without fund-a or friends. ‘ilnpector Byrnes-onoe estimated her swlndliug operations ‘had nett- ed her at leiwt 81.000000. At ‘than time she was known also as

To Mickey . Shdlllliiill-

fourth round of a bout with Harry .

17, Victim, of Cane "

is‘:

t N iii FIIHMEH iiNiJ Pifiillli

Ying Good Work as

inister of Parish

Firk of Govan, Scot- and. i

.

‘The llionbreai Stands-rd lhas tlho fidlihlwillg a-rticlc which should be. of ‘interest to the people of Prince Edward i-‘i-lflllli.

‘The histolic parish iiirk cf fluv- an‘. whose pastor is the Rev. Qeopge Duncan, M.A., D.D., former- ~1iy l-ndnlsicr of St. Andrews and St. Paul's cililrrcil. Mollflre-li. furnishes an Ollifiiillfiilil-K cxalnrllt: of the peo- rfiLgCliilg aftor ilho ‘tlhilrch, thus re-- versbnlctills idea ‘iii-iii the church ro- quiree to ‘go alter the people.

Situated llliiii‘ ‘the Main ‘s-tree! mung -wilich rurli all tihe tramway ydlilclce, linking Glasgow. ‘the great commercial (Zéhpibili of Scotlialnd with libs l90ll‘i-il\\’t'i5l0i'il suburbs and the nledglhht-zzillig cl‘ty of Paisley and towns; of John-stone and Rleniircw. the church under ‘the pneson-tnliinis- ‘try ‘is oxercislhilg a ‘Event ‘l-n-fluerlco vfmr-glooil in ‘the la-llgest industrial pslrinh in ScolIla-lld.

0n it recent Sunlduy, a. Marshmal- er ha-d the pnivilleige of wors-hiipplng in ilhe venerable church, It Iwa-s Corn irurulrfon Su-nday. ‘services being held hi: ~11 o'clock and 2.30 o'clock and 7 ‘in tlhv i-vening. Everywhere ‘thorn ‘was evidoncc of a strong, healthy congregation. The ‘church was‘ ill-i.- trd, vlisiiiors from Canada having dif- ficulty in cbtilillllll-g seats. 'l‘ihc aver- age ago of the worshippers mllglili be pu-t at between 30 ililili ‘i0, while i-nsevcral seat-s groups of girls were rin strong evidence.

4r

Fret and Frenzy.‘

The sermon dealt wlitlh ‘the “llret and frenzy of our ‘work-a-ilay life and the need for retirement periodi- call-iy ‘to have ‘rest. quiet said medi-Y

oi of the conference

Great Coal Strike Is Threatening ‘ Great Britain

(Special to the Guardian) ‘DONDON. July 22-—-'l‘he possibil- ity of a great Brit-loll coal strike

was increased today when miners‘ '

refused to confer with owners lin- iess the latter first withdraw pro- positions for wage decreases. 'i‘llt. attitude 0f the workers was ex- pressed when the miners Federation 11111101111000 th-la morning its refus- proposcd by the owners. Previously hopes had been entertained that the two might get together around a con- ivfvilw table and avert the tilrcat- erlcd strike.

Canadians Guests 0f Royalty

DONIDON, Jilly 22—iZViany Can- adiialla were among the six thous- and guests who today attended a Ilzarden party‘ given by King George and Queen Mary at Buck- ingham Palace. The visitor-s wort‘ invited To arrive at 3.15 instead of 4 o'clock ill the afternoon, tile hour fixed formerly, in order to ai~ low more time for viewing the spacious grounds of the palace. They were especially interested inseeing the portable outdoor can- vas offico where-tho King works during hot weather. Olliy n few presentations were madcr to their Majestles,

.. V

Concluding Program At Chautauqua

The concluding programs at Chau- tauqua yesterdny came up to tile usual standard set for the week. and were well attended. In the afternoon the junior ‘Chautauqua

‘Hum; The Sermon was nofomly mpzplli. on a delightful and very elltcr-

pllioatlriu to‘ the ‘special circuimstan-“tammg Program‘

oes of title da-y. but ‘was a prepara- tilon for tho great Holiday Cernilvul -kllow‘n as llhe "Glasgow Fair," w-heni every toiilor takes ‘his ‘wife and famq ily “doon the wetter" ‘for a couple)

dihowever, the seekers were obliged 901m‘! diiiliiiiti’ 0i WW9”: to desist without having recovered 9mm “i” 01mm service-

British Cabinet

ally definite decision,

Visit 0i Edward P.

of tile Droinore Castle. a British freighter of the Union Castle Dine. which docked at Staten island last night said today that the visit of 9 the Prince of Wales was causing intense excitement throughout the Union of South Africa. The effect of ills strengthen the unionist sentinlelli. . --——-<-0>—-i-

Applies Brakes To 3

of week-s.

Tlile lessons were road symlpatlhe- lilies-ily ‘by the Rev. J, E. Motbersiii, wiiloiby ‘tihe ‘way -sh‘ares with ihlllcan ‘the ‘diistlnctllon of being Canadian ministers in olctlive lh-e-s-Y

‘ponrr-rl below the surface and ilidlibyuvllluurwork in Soot-land. Previou's,‘5°""‘i5 “m! cans "i “iimY dirferem to ills appointment mt Gova-n, Mr.‘*i"|"i"i-‘i5 s

nloillevrsiiil-l was assistant t otlho iiiev. Dr. Knowles, in Guilt, Ontario. arudj

. <ili. H‘ iii i t1 i‘ spot. and efforts were made to ro- latiorly iministor of TayiorhPri-gs/Illeyzlwlzio lnxilditla B "Se"! i111 D Ayers . . . , ' i i l ‘ ' ‘ I * lll l)’ motor bout alld the canoe. Al. dusk. ‘ib-‘Ji-hiiliit i5 M1‘. Cliiiiiiifinilbigililigigiig: micbepyl-‘Ydvrixiggiiiltriil bi pl

icrlall Oll-uipoh, Montreal.

putation of being second to none in America this troupe ‘by performance last night certainly

Church Open Daily.

which was rc- marlrably well" carried‘ out consid- ering tlle short time available for preparation and practice and re- flected creililtably on the work of their Junior leader.

The children's program was fol- lowed by an entertainment by Mr. Tom Corwine imitator and humor- ist, who made a. big hit. especial- ly with the ltiddios, who enjoyed inlnlenscly his lninllck-illg of tile

ill the evenings large audience heard Mr. George W, Vierra and

an entertainment

escllt. Coming here with ll re-

their

Clarence Darrow, one of the

evolution trial in Dayton, Tenn.

Annual Subscriptions Delivered 86.00 By Mull, Canada and U. B. A. “.50

THE LOSER

most brilliant lawyers of ‘the

United Sltatos bar, making a dra matlc appeal to the jury in the

The speech is said to have been

one of the greatest In his career.

No Strike in Hard Coal Field Says

(Canadian Press)

Anthracite (lperatnrs

illornlnl: ‘they were

lllcullt ill the ‘tclegrilnl si-llt _vi‘i-=

(Special to The Guardian.) WASHINGTON, Jilly, 22—~-Suil

ily lilo powers nil ll fornllliil deal with tho problem.