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‘System of Barter, International Currency

and Cancellation of Other Allies Aft-er Anglo-American Debt Has Been Fund- ed Are Three Proposals Made.

LONDON, Sept Restiuiis for relieving Iduropeﬁi economic ills were suggested m. night byi Samuel Untertuyei" at a ‘ ""19" ii Vii" l" ills ilollol‘ ily G01" lie wants an international mons- illoorluse i.“ I1““-5d°w".“ my vvnlereilce which yviilil run-

- -l- _ i-l lllillly iif-ltilllil Uri-l vide. an international currency for‘ tish business men and officials, in. those needy nations Erich would eluding Llnbinct‘ Ministers. WUICifeQQiyQ ti“, “mm; of m, not n“, present. war resources plus or minus the territory gained or lost in the war.- Thc old currency \voulil then be iaulleii in and new issued on thc security of the international cur- rcucy.

7_Till‘<-‘(1 Sllil- évpuultl be ilisposcd of by the bur. His second proposal it'll}! for stab

illzation of dcpriziriated currency.

‘Mr. Unlerrnyivrki first "Ian was that a system of barter hi‘. cstabl lishcil between the llniteii States: 11nd those ivountries whose money has practically cerlscil to he a llwil Mr. Utiiermyr-Ws third sugges illlll "i 9141011111150. _ﬂnd have no tlon was that after Great ‘Britain mm" "mint Fu" iiiili- h" 1"~‘°"ill' had funded its tliebi to tho Iluited mended it hurcaii in the Dllilllll‘ States, both countries should can» "mili- "i ‘iiliiilillfwlifb wilil illlllli-‘ilellli-cl debts owiiil! from other allies. in [luiteii hitiites g cnnsulntllﬂ. Tho amount [thus cancelled would rillioilllil ""150 ilrilnllhnﬁ Alllefi" be credited against German repar- cans would send goods, reireivlnil atlon after readjustment of the ro- ‘in return payment in kind ivhich pm-aivion imp

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1922.

Some Time Before ii Entombed Men Can/Be Reached

JACKSON, cat, Sept. 7—~Fro'm seven to thirteen days more will be required to reach the 47 men cntonibed in the Argonaut minc here, according to opinion express ed in well informed circles to night. Government, state au~l mine company engineers (itlCiill-‘Lli to comment officially on the ex- prcssion.

‘Sir liiic Geddcs May Be Chairman C.N.li.

(Special to The Guardian.) iMi)N'l‘ltl5At., Sept. 7. — lt is re iinricil hcrc that Sir Eris (ieiiden, Minister of ‘Fransport in the liirlt- ish government, iluring the war. may be the next chairman of the (‘auailian National ltuilways.

Rcciprociiy Between Canada And Austraia

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(special to The Guardian) LONDON, Sept. 7.~ Australia has signed a rotoresipizctive reci- procity tll;l't‘0ll\l3l)[ uitli New Zea- liind. The Australian tzriii‘ iboiiril

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Several aliiiiircdyg Arctic Explorer When Motorcycle, McMillan Back And no. Met

From Far North

island Will Now liavc Equal Representation With

‘LS. and P.E.l. ltetuil branch 0f|licltl in the city and presided ovoi- ihc Dominion ilotuil Association held in Charlottetown,ulianillci‘ Mr. H. Roy Holman city the question iwas considered and was elected Secretary for the is» a resolution ivas passed that

tion as an independent ibranch, iuinlsu appoiiiteilcliicf agent for the ﬁ. five years, attached to the Novangcney- and the North West Nint- Scotin branch, vision of Mr. J. (illlillilﬂftStlllDtlyltlﬂllieil established through the As- of l-lzilif-ux. who has acted in tlicHsoi-intitin enables the retail iner- capiicity of '

provinces. it has itict-n ifclit thatu-ost and h"

l. and ‘UUllliiiitHl LUOUHI. as it lWiJlllti sccretzirinl iluities at once in "his be to the Zllhfllltllgl} not only otfcffii-i.» in thc Riley Block. Queen t. oi’ the association as well. The sys the. person of lMiss Dorothy Da- toiu under which the Association ris has also been appointed

six ircprciientativcs and in case the island --.vili enjoy a ‘h’

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.izc and poqiiilziiiou than any pro-Air. S. A. Aliclmnil, of the iflrm of

zaﬂwvv"“"o . ‘

Prii_i__ce Edward island Like the

Now independent (iilicr Provinces on liominion Board. Mr. B.

Roy Holman Elected Secretary for P.li.lsland.

at a meeting

Ui

At the recent convention of tho pieted yesterday B l-i.

M€r0h'nnl-'5iliy' provincial president Chas.

at land and in future all conimunicie‘ ht bu-ltion; respecting association triat-

ny time this iprovince ruig wits‘

ume- liukeil up ‘with the Associn- tors will come to him, He

tend of ibeillg as during the lastlltctail Jlirrchauts Unilcrivrlters

under the super-i nail Fire insurance, This iusiir-

botli chant to get his .flrc insurance at. in late years iproved he island has a right lo lbe rep-lvcuv suiziziasslul. .

cscnlcd on the Ixnuiuiou (louncil Mr. Holman is taking over his

secretary for ‘ ti

ins province but to the growtiiiStri-ct. A compcteiii assistant in p

a3

cnographer.

At an executive meeting held at

he close oi? the recent convention

to ill'l'i‘, ‘lion. Goo. E. Hughes an-l

s operating gives each branciusi .

th"

or l'l‘i])l'€*$t3lliilt.i()ll ac cording

1s nrvimiiiia a i-"ciluiliile of 110cm Vince in ‘Cﬂllfifiil. ‘visor.- c iVl-cLeotl were ....|.ie.1 u. ' i" ill‘- li-"lyi ‘is ll ‘il-lﬁiﬁ 1'01’ i! Pﬂﬁi- 'l‘lre f)l‘"‘llli‘l‘lliilll of the indcip- - 4' ' I i n _ _ ‘ . . a . ith pioviniial executive trier - f i““"ia=l_i 114111? l-lT-llly‘ Wltu Canada. enilent. lsriand ‘branch was coni-‘hi-rs. “i u‘ It is cximecteil that. she \\ill now - i i, ———- ulvi (‘an/iidzi tlic Name iiircfcrcncti q 4i (S I T G as ‘cw Zcailanii also does, W M S H d S - I pecia to tie unrdian.) ___ _ ' i‘ . YARNIOIVFH. N S Sit 7-- —<-0>— . .. ti’) ‘g v , , O g I a e IOmar l’. Roberts, the sixty-nine A = iyear olil North Kcmptvillo guide * and hunting lodge keeper, ems lill-“l nilfrnnnn committed lo stand

At Summerside Yesterdayl

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“Kid” McCoy To

man Selby, known to ring patrons as count oi" nine from Cupid it his-- came known today,

Jacqueline Arthur McDowell, hy had been married eight times previously. Mr. Selby said he ex-

pected this marriage to be a suc- cess.

Plans T0 Locate

siettlt- emigrants in (‘anada were lllnccd before Hon. ‘Charles ivart and officials of the depart- iluent of immigration thin morning 1y

migration ciuiiiuissioticr here,

AgcdTrapper Must

trial for the murder of his nint-

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Try Marriage For. Ninth Time

Sept 7~Ner-

LOS ANGEbES,

“Kid“ McCoy. Iran-taken the having secur- l a marriage license to wed Miss o! altimore.

‘I he petition reiterated that Sel-

ltalians in Canada-

(Specml to The Guardian O'I"l‘A\VA. Sept. 7.-— Details of it! Jtaliun government's plan to

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Ste-

(forninissioncr Joseph Deniich- its and I)r. Donardclli, Italian iin

i ion they

Fare Trial 0n

ei-n your old housekeeper, Flat-r.

.__ lYndi-r the iii-ailing “A Serious YAIRlMOl-Jrrrl: N_ S“ 5pm, 7-. Symcra“ S,__m_7___nm,,,|,1 B N“. (‘lilargnﬁ tho Patriot yi-stciviliii‘ i. _ Gram by iStipendiary Magistrate \Vliilillll Gibson, highway cngln- Miiimp Arm“. (rxplgnyp- (vim rpmq. llloiihiloilhiii llllllllyilitllls iill.it‘i'l a o a ‘ . < (lharles S. lleltonyfolioyving the our, engaged in Yarmoutii (‘oun- 9d Sydney early this morning with iP-lillli-z with the appointment of n putting in evidence of a full con- i.v. suffcreil u broken shoulder‘. p1,»; gghiyulirir Bowdoin. after four Tim?!“ l"iii“"i' i"? iil" our. iilicg- D L I A d d B M _ _ fcssion inatle by Roberts last several fractured ribs aml bud t9 n month.‘ in ti a fir u rtli 13 ~l1i¥ ia .l\ "young man w io is iiol w . - ‘Week, The pristincr will, in ill hrulscs_ uni! (Kile) ‘Paylor, 11-11.’ prznurlng romghtutolk__uil,e Orrin ‘i returned, sollici‘ iliili rcci-ivcil y anneiprobahlllty. be tried at the ncixli ton, Yarmoutl". Coury. litl his Cruise (,1- ihe B...“ mo, Lakes’ zhe iippoiniiiiout in spite of the session of the Supreme Court. He Wm {hug “Wm fact that there were at least five * $9113“; Liimrecgegltnnmer 19_ Wm, r r. us ce his oirn presiding.

gfpiidlréireiveil q oiil 0n ~hia, lore-hires] i‘ , motor, accid- ent near Dayton,_-.0. lly. A motor- cycle. driven. by Taylor unit b: cal‘ in which Gibson was a passenger. collided at a curve on the high- way. Taylor is a member of the staff of the Tlnnk of Commerce. Yarmouth .

Cape- Breton, himself of the opportunity to vial thejurm near Big Haddock which hlicfather was born.

.Captaiu McMillan declared , night that he believed it would b impossible for uuywessel to ma}.

straights. in tho Arctic. regions

‘004 vofoov yo-voooo v >040 Q z

CONDENSED sriicnisi

RATlii!.—l0c. per line par day. 9c. per line per day for 8 dun or over. lo. a line per day for 8 days or over Count 5 words to a lino.’ Groups of I figures. initial leters, count as DIN! word. 1U per cont. discount for cash. Address forms part. of ad.

said,

According tn Captain lllcMillan observations of the. entire was coast oi‘ Baffin Laud ivannot Sound ani

through Uumberliiiiil

Clltliii .

Oil

to-

a trip through the Fury anti llccla- Large ice fields block the DEUlBill-U“ in lfox (‘hauncl and reverse iiliile‘

mailc the journey via water a lea‘. ‘ which no vessel could perform. lied

be inatli- unless the voyage is made

thence across laud to-tlie western

During his fourteen months iii

applications from returned men." T'hc letter proceeded to allege that! the appointment was made by a committee "composed of the clergy nen of the city churches together with a certain number of mcnii hers from each ilcnomlnallo The ivriter of the letter. who u: the ueui-ile-guerre oi‘ “Ovcrsc

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. upini the sincerity of the clergy in .0 far its they hail made pletlgcsl

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this letter too serious to he overlooked.‘

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in ' n inil says ‘no w. n operation promises were nzude

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and must be paid for. Special Rates the fur north MtiMiiliin illscoverci _ Furnished Room ad. 75c for seven “m, ,.,,,,,,ide,.“],h, lamp “paged u, :1 the boys who enlisted that_ Words for one week. Situation h , f n1 i i-‘qoi-ihwost- ‘my wuum never bu forgotten; wanted. for leven Word; 60o per ave v ](‘.( u on i 1y 1 b t l u“ fume‘ n. m“, "°°i‘- ' F“ "V" "PT", "‘,““"°ghy”""§, m“ aiuii lit ywiiiiia be‘ 1i... first] -—-—-——-———-- - iloes not cxs. "ox ‘ iinn . so r Q 4 '7 ‘DRESSMAKING WANTEQ- called after the old explorer, is a "iii" "i “m” an" "mini" i" we i" t that they were well cared for

wiii g0 out by the iliw- Apply

230 Fitzroy Street. Sept 6 ill ll'i formerly believed. itllhouilh nnvl

vwANTEn T0 RENT. HOUSE centrally i-ocnted with all moi‘. ern conveniences. Aipply [Guard tan office. 5069-6-31.

gamble because. of soul water. ‘McMillan has on bnnr". sieliooner Bowdoln a ctl-icctlon o

much larger body of ivaler illlln grition there is more or less of 11

ilic

Arctic flowers secrfeil by the ho» tnulst of the perry. ilnlliil i’- iWil

anil employment provided for Yncui." ll. Is interesting and insirucliile o have this ileclnrittlian from the Patriot. the editor of which. is himself a nicniliiir of the liell gov-

ernment .nnii its ri-atlcrs must

, _, _ ‘itcnilancc, the chair being occupitiri Ofiiull’ U10" lifocceii-‘i i" iTiicci-Jiv ihi: president. Mrs, Nloorii of

" iii" "N's "emf" 30ml‘ "verseiis devotional exercises nnil the rcail iliiii i-iliili" i" ii"“ii iiliilii’ lihiliil-“Fliiiig of the minutes, the report on inow that the soldiers have return-Ihnn". mssim... “w, gm.“ by U... , ,.=iei-retar_v. Mrs. Jauiieson, of St The Patriot in commenting Llliqlﬂh“ “m, 1m mml-esung “mp-pm; “new” “m” *'i"“'"r'-""on mission work was inailc liliss Sylvester of Stollarton. Air‘. it “rccoliccts that when .1 E O-nrlun “f q-rum explﬂh». “'3” "n “mi “""‘“ii'“g ‘vim-oil the use of the new Study Hook, anil a report on the “lolfville (ton; fUTGHCC was given by Mrs. Laird | of Kensington.

"The second days meeting of ilicWMrs ilalglclsh. sci-ri-tziry of Mrs-l fortysccond nnninii conferenii: of sion lianris in the chair. The pray»- thi: Women's Missionary Society‘ or service was letl by Miss llumph

of the Pri-sliyteriiiii Church in (fan reys and the rcport of Y. l‘. Mis- The confession which was nlli ailn, Eastern Division, was held Si‘. 1|... glu-ippjpﬂ was made by-iu evlilenco during the cxamlna-i very successfully in Sirmmcrsiuc ﬂljgg yn-(jpiiopi, m‘ 1mm 'l‘liiqilli)fl of Dr. (i, w_ T, liﬂii-ish, 9M

ivas followcil by Miss Dalglels l report of the Mission Hands, symposium on young peopli-Ts ivork] by bliss Wallis. llalitax. a talk on, the relation of (‘. G. l. T. groupsil to the \V. M.

vcstcrilay. 'l‘here ivas a large. at- an

Sydney A

At the morning session, after

paper rend by

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b‘ ‘Jr's. Nloorc. t-‘ie president. uni

other officers were re-electeil.

ed at Woilnesiluys meetinfl. total revenue for the year 5ll()\\‘ll to be $68.414.24.

six or eight former neighbors and friends of the accused, described

by Mrs. it. W. n iii 0i Jﬂilinll-"ly- upon his return Ross. Halifax, and an furore-stint’. i" hi5 001110. following an evening i\'lr5'V, Ffirilegwiilltlllt .'it William

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Wwcnt outside anti filled up a buck- i,‘et with gasoline. ho\v he took this |upstairs anti left it outside in the treasurei-‘s report subinitt- 110.01‘ while he entered the room in the an endeavor toossault her, how, wasiiiftvl‘ iin interview of a few min. utes, he returned to the gasoline.

Confession in Evidence.

1i‘ the witnesses to the document, ind following the examination 0ft

iow ltobeiits was overcome with

Randall's, how until the girl had re- how he then

waited lred to her room,

her

Gash on Hand is Estimated at M

a your Henry Ford has uccumulat cd more cash than probably any other man in America. Today his cash on hand t motor mngnates’ words he "caa‘t

(‘onipany was just emerging from t and despite the offers of Street bankers of millions for loan. Ford succeeded by his own efforts ln putting his business on its feet.

Wall Street and hanks was due to several causes. First. he says, they

name the treasurer of the rcom- pany, and have a. voice in the man, iigemont of the

that he could see his way clear to revive his business.

The giftcrn

non was devoted iii

spread it over the girl and room

A11 dink-Jami r l » win-oi wiiueririienm.

two-u; a woo-u Ilbgl i

rthlleading

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aim-emu.‘ mama In”

ore roan $100,000,000 - He Has Accninuldiiod More by Economical ‘Methods Than- Any Other Man onfiontinent. '

into cash by stopping purchademoi’ raw material and using. what the company had. This policy hold.‘ today. v

It is estimated that Ford is able to keep at least $50,000,000 lu his treasury by. not buying huge quart titles in advance.

Mr Ford's next stop was to make a thorough study of the transportation problems. and so linking his Detroit, Toledo and lronton railroad with ship connec- tions, and New York state barge trnnsporatlon, that he can trunn- port goods to the East for diatri- butlommuch quicker and cheaper than others. in this way he saved many millions more by not having an enormous quantity of goods in storage here for the purpose of’ meeting orders.

DPYPROIT. lch., Sept 'l—-—\Vlthin

amounts to more ban $160,000,000, and to use the ell within fifteen mlllon or so" . ust what he has in the bank. A year ago the Ford Motor

he worst depression in its history Wall a

He says his refusal to deal with

nsisted that fer a loan of a mlll- should be allowed to

, Tho money he thus saved was immediately turned back into bust aess. When depression bit the automobile world he eliminated all waste man-power. lie succeeded in producing more automobiles

With the aid of experts he as- than during the wai- period with. certaiucrli what every ltom was some ten thousand less men. This costing. He. turned millions of dol- item saved Ford more than $259.- lars tied up in surplus material 000 a week in the payrowll; w

company. Again: Ford asserts, he tliid not need to borrow from banks. for the reason

(Special to The Guardian.) DUBLIN, Sept. '1 --‘ Any-kniv- iledge regarding the rumored" ar- rest of Eamon De Valera 0r the wounding of Erkslne Chlldars was dented today by the publicity de- partment of the lrish Free iState government here. '

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0 .. _. United States Dollar . *0 i . -| ,,~

Discounted in (‘aniida

Special to The Guardian.) MONTREAL. Que, Sept. , The United Slates dollar is lbcinig uoted at a discount of one quar- ter of one percent here today. This is the illrst time in seven

years that the United States dol- liirbas nold- for less than par here.

liiiillof rim Griffith , lhs no ‘Poisoned

he wished to make. The crown prosecutor later visited the lull in company of the sheriff, Harry K. Lewis. and Dr. Farish.

Upon being asked by the magi- strate, the prisoner indicated that he did not wish to cross-examine tile witness.

Dr. George W. T. Farlsh was the next witness called. Hr: told of the condition of Flora Gray up, on his arrival at the scenes He said he found her suffering from her hcail to her feet. She was conscious at the time and talked rationally to nun. She did not real ‘ze that she was going to die. Her death occurred ai. four a. m. Describing the results of his post- mortem examination made at the request oi‘ the coroner the witness said there was no evidence of any violence about the hotly. The cause of her death was shock. due to ex- cessive burns.

The witness had accompanied the crown prosecutor and the alter lff l0 the jail on September 1, and together they had interviewed the prisoner. ‘Roberts was asked by the crown prosecutor if he had sent for him, and the prisoner re- plied that he had. Roberts was re minded that he was without coun-

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the .20.“... people-session, with

(Conhriued On Page 3.)

and then knocked over the light- s ed kerosene lump. and left her to

sel and warned that anything he

Turks licmaiid Return

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Railway Shopmen Refuse to Discuss Plan_oi Agreement.

(Special to The Guardian

0i All lhiy Lost in The War.‘

(Special to The Utiardian.)

) olicy

antic nnilcrtakiug we are conduc-

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‘WANTED BY LADY“ R°°MS “'5' ii“. “i” °'°,“ghi,"‘“k,‘ vim”, fgzsilviiiitftllliiiiw rihpcyi liell Loovi-ni- NfllluNiS. Supt. 1. ---'riii-. Greek -t-.ii.i.ti.-\Go. isi-pi. l» The in and "9"" i" private mmiiy‘ {y Oi hﬂkmm "like a m? n L mcnl hail failed to fulfil it's pro- 11001111011061‘ 'i11~ illilllfli. 'i‘l‘il~'l1lli1l$. irominittce of the striking sl.op~ P191188 Write W‘ W’ Box.‘ i28- plclu team 0i" Eﬁkimo mg} itilses in this respect. For in- General iiiililcnis and tour col- men. was culled to meet licri- Mon ‘City 5ii72‘""“ ‘ ~. " ,i;ipe@, was the gppnilltlngnt of OllPiS, have been LEill\[lll‘(?ti ‘hi’ KIill‘ day to “ratify certain agreements

-—-—— '-" ‘ Law (um-k in [i]. 1,9 iﬂlﬂtjlrn t. Turks at Ouchak, it was oificla lyiteutativcly made with eastern rai‘.

‘HAVE JUsT CQMPi-ETF-D NEW ' ‘ fulfilment? was (the Zmmiliimi-ni announced here today. Polynicnu-l rontls." a union licuilivi‘ declared i" film?" "n" m“ "cmmliioi ' oi‘ Tax Officer a fulfillment‘! Was i108 ll/llil llllilllillteil the new com- here today. . "M" l‘ “w. iiui’ ﬂ""““i°'r‘5' in‘ the appointment oi’ Mr. Hughes, nuinilcr in chief of the Greek for Union officials refused to lhc reasonaible rate. W. A. Mlliirh- i iii-Si as Mﬂnuggp 0g ii“, 50pm] cos. - tiuoteii, ‘We cannot talk The gig

V|li}.\'.\'.~\. Sept. 7.-~ The Turk~

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______________________. .... '8NAP~SHOT FlNlBHED.--BAVE money and time by sending your dllme to us to he developed and printed. Give uii n trial. —- lim- pira Studio, .1158 Great George Street. 865-9-1mo

___ .__-___...._________. "PRlVATE-_.HOUBI OENTRALLY located, can accommodate a ‘few iboiirders. Warm. cozy rooms. Modern conveniences, up -piy Guardian. ~ 6070-6421. "SALHSMAN WANTED- shuns man" with‘ good connections to ,soll in Prin e Edward Island. ll

EDMONTON, Sept.

Lil's wheat crop ls in the stock an

week's report of the Eilmonto ‘Journal. in ii. few 1B where the wettest i916 tions. binder (irtlmls but. generally aneiilslns ill crop has been cut and frost bake averted.

First "threshl

August

lending Can dish biscuit and . __ ed, n. making coii-rec-unnory lmlhgomi iéﬁmmm Cmmfglng‘ iThdliidiillilﬂnglfirfﬂa aimed/led: consideration had to he slven to slim preposition. only mail Willi l"“’“"‘“" f‘. i‘ n m n, "my the. requirements of hilt! can...

Willi"! ll ‘mil’ Pm‘ " Whirl]. in addition to looking liner

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mmmﬂm“ nae“ apply‘ Drawn wheat yielded s00 hiltiheill.

s27, Truro, N. 6003-7-21

‘men WANTBQ- w: WANT _ ~ -, . 74s.’. rashnre-drfbresentigiloa ' E , , ll V I‘ C Q“ 0WD ll. l‘ , '

..-..“...° i... i............... a... a... Turn Kings ill encii

rials; positively prevents acci- dents; avary car owner a pros- pect; ‘easy to sell; big profits. Write for particulars and agents proposition. Oanadiea Auto Shops, l‘, 0. Box 154, Niagara Falls. Ontario.

‘T0 THE PIOPLI OF OHARLOT tetowm-Thn Montreal Fur Ra- mndnlllng. will reestablish their lgusinen (‘in thenldtlg of Septem-

,,n iii was, ii, ins Queen

, Sign . Oifr raino ailing, repiifri

‘ ‘w-uQwd onion glvumctlaiaotioll

, to a . Trusting that you will

patronirio us again. The Mont-

ml hi. liomoaoiitu.

I,‘ Guardian.) Sept. ‘l. -— miistrr ho

(Special to T in 0mm moi .. Dominion TBXliib W)’ up mystery, W11 V courts this morning. the men held on. till! (‘i1

slitting in the robbery on July], turned Kl and illseloiierl t0 111d! whole story. The accuser] was john, Vule Ontario and was given b Thomas. n.l pigeon, wl charge. ll

the chief evideu

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Hli illliliN

.~Practlc- ally 1'00 per cent of central Alber-

threshlng has already commenced in many districts, uccordiniz do 1118i

elated districts since has impeded harvesting opera s are still working ov-

llK TOUITTIS RFD B11-

The

s cleared up in lhB when one 01 urge of ill‘- ot’ $29,000. art's evidence o Cusson the

before the court. all, from 'l'llnr0l1l.

y a nun! named 300W! ins the Tioledo stool- iosa trial on the libine glared tor septeinber 20-

Supply. iintl next us Sheriff‘, a ful- filment? Surely "the charge is loo serious t0 be overlooked." But what are the facts in re- gard to the appointment of a Truani. Officer? Mr. McNeill re- slgiii-il because the salary of $600 was insufficient t'or himself imil family to live upon and the Chilli- ron's Aid Society could give him no increase as their sole. income tioui-ilsta of a grunt of $500 from the Provincial Government. $150 from the City Council nnil a few subscriptions of fifty cents each for membership in the society. The vacancy was ziiivertiscd and about 20 applications were. receiv- the appointment

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truonts, include seeking out and temporarily protecting ilclinquent boys and girls This entails the of- ficer possessing suitable house ac commoiintlou iisweli as a partner who would assist in the onerous and oft-times not very agreeable duty oi‘ caring for wayward girls

m nail boys. ‘ , »When the Executive met’ for the purpose of making an appoint-

mcni. fifteen out of the twenty members were present. presided uvor by the president Dr.» W. J. I‘. Mt'Mlllan..and including only two clergyman. Father Maurice Mi: Donald and Rev. Mr Malone. The applications were eon idered on

ting might ibe wreckcil by ‘prema- ture publicity" John ‘Scott, Secre- tary of the Sho-pnicu's Organiza- lion ile-clzircrl.

Several members of the execu- tive couiinittei: were in session here lllliil)’, formulating iplans for Monday's meeting.

Austria Warned Assembly 0i Natiiins’_l.eagne

lal to The Guardian.) Thuneellori

ish pence terms were outlined lo- day ‘by llilnliimtiud Dlcnial they. for- mer Minister of (“omtncrtre in the Angora Nitlonalist government in an interview here. They com- prise the return to Turkic-y of prai- finally everything lost in the world war. ‘Mahmoud illegal now that. the. forces of Mustaplut Kemiil hnvo provun victorious, is itiurlng Europe. laying plans for his gov- ernment's foueign trade. "Our vic- lllry ‘won't induce us lo unreason- able ilcinaiitlr." the Turkish blin- iblcr Slliti. “Our minimum de- inanils were niiiile long lbelbrp the War ‘with, Greece turned in our fit- vor. We won't g0 beyond them.

of the children lufluetiiwerl the members of the Executive, it may

(Spec Gl0.‘~'l.-I.\'.-\, Sept. 7r" Selpc. of Austria. 111111 , impression on the irollncil ni ti“? League ui Nations today. \l'l1"~'11 ii‘? Wilflltlfl the members that Alliilrlil he mentioned that. nine of thosiywmlill iii-lie nlensures to break the

Dream“ bemngml m the cathnnci€ﬁi7lltllllic tics irrouiitl 1191' "lull"- Church and six to the Protestant tile lemme “"1" "m" m “gfliniied (Yhurches. Yet. the appointment Whig n“ he“ Ammu‘ he innit‘ f," m a pmtesmlm M“ L} E_ was ready to accept such con rt} Show. n retired schoolmaster. as "i he? imam“ i“ wmii" “Gib!” it was considered that, taken all m" ilel‘ 5°"e'eig“iy' "i" m‘ or mum)‘ he w“ he“ qnunfied and than sacrifice her sovereignty.

equipped in carry out the “Co... sue might. prefer tn merge her m“. dune,“ 591.: into a larger economic en-

Thc Patriot correspondents re iii?-

flections and also the Patriot's wileiillll‘ ii- Wfis ihi“ frimk “m” own unfair comment. are perfect- ""91" hy til‘! (ilYlllP-Pii"? "r Pei" l,v unjustified. i-nio any of the H2- acllon by tlio roller-ll for "'11" inn...“ soldiers who ‘val-e nppllc- reasons of the seriousness of the nuts satisfied the Executive that situation the. council immediately they could. for the salary of $600 p-oceeiled to act. it anllnlllillli l! per nnnum, fulfil all the require- committee composed of members

of the interested states exclusive-

their merits and tiinately a short ieet of tour wls drawn up.

including Josepha!) .. L. i lil- Shaw. A. J. Mcldne ern. and Cheri that no other

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ter Acorn. To ii-ho consideration exc ‘

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tvteltqlecteil‘ children 0i tilt? filly.

ments of the office satisfactorily. ,ho would have recelvedthe ap- lr, wltich will begin tomorrow n polntment, the Executive having study n! the questions, receiving

solely before them the best in-; statistics and other information

her fate .

rt confession by Dr. Parish. was one that will not be forgotten soon by those present. In the (lock sat the aged. self-confessed murderer, hir- banilngcil feet resting on a chair. ibis elbow leaning on the railing of

‘upon shaking his bond in the ne-

the little court- reailini: of this

The scene in mm. during the

the dock and his hand covering his eyes. l-lis throat muscles mov- cil. from time to time. nnil occa- sionally his tallest heaved couvuli sivoly, but otherwise he gave no evlilcncc of emotion. lie seemed as one stunned. Some illstnnce be ilillli hilll. lint Clarence Gray. fat- her ot‘ the murdereil girl, who sat throughout with his hend hurled in his hands. At his side sat his brother; Judlion. while scattered about through the cleared space 0t the ‘court room were a handful of ivitnesses and newspaper corms-- 11011001115."

Old Man ‘Silent.

r‘oiiowing the reading of the confession, the old mnn was naked Ir ill‘ had anything to say. and

gativc. he was formiiliy committ- eil for trial. A few minutes later he ivas curried down to the street low and n way cleared for him through the curious who throng: ed about the door. to a wnitini! automobile. in which he Wils rc- turni-il to the loll. ,

When the magistrate entered the court room for the rc-opcnini: of the hearing. following the lunch eon recess..the prisoner was lying full length in the dock. He roused himself and resumed position in the corner of the iiock

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supporting his head. Corroborltive Tebtimony

Keith Gates was the first wit ness culled at tho afternoon. was ln the vicinity of the Roberts homestead during the period o

with the prisoner regarding extent of his burns.

his former

with his eyes closed and his band

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the fire and told of conversing the

might say might be uscd in- evid- ence against him at his trinl. The prisoner repeated that he wished to make a statement. At this point the confession was introduced and after being identified was read to the court by the Witness.

Ti i . . h l 1K I] if brie wpihligtllleio Birhtgriitiothntizheaswiit- rm‘ an" imunii "u" "i Tmiwn-

ms’ ( c, m, ha, e did not b . A doctor and two nurses, are iz‘s,1u,i"(‘,liin.“his $88,," y sulil 1.. have been,,arre5iihd. The ‘Sheriff Lewis was then called "We ls said to have/brave sub- to corroborate the evidence of Dr "r059" by Dublin T959011‘ Furish with reference to the con- ' ' fcssion and Dr. S. W. William- son. to corroborate the evidence of Dr. Farlsh with reference to he post-mortcm examination. The prisoner was unable to stand while the charge was road to him but shook his head when asked ii‘ he had anything to say. He was lieu committeil to trial.

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON, Sept. 7.—-John,lSleeie oi’ the Chicago Tribune, was in- formed iby iiwo reliabletmen who have just returned from Dublin. that Free State authorities have exhumed the ‘body of Arthur Grif-

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"The Farm of the late John ‘E. Fraser, Mnyfleiil, is for sale. If not sold privtaitely will be offered by auction later. 6000-7-2i

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Music, and a pupil of Miss Flor- ence Hood. will open a class .in violin at the beginning of the fall

Arthur Sims. county lailer. wii next called. The prisoner, he said

iefeilt! of the wayward and neg- from the Austrian delegation

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that he. Roberts. had a statement

lllilliii him in" Ffiliily 111M111"! l0 the Brunton Mulilc Studio of Arn- 50nd font the nrown prosecutor. pa"

s term. in Charlottetown. .-Mllb . Stultr. has been tebchln! violin in

t, during the past year.

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