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_cHARLO'i"l‘E'royvN. CANADA, sATURDAY, JULY 10,1920. --

By Mali. Canada. M80. U.l.A.. UM Annual Ouhaodptlcn,-dolivuad. lg

_Morning Guardian. Founded Evcnuts gum-¢||,_,\_ 1337'

.5H|]lli§ii|Ni§ l]liN |]iiii|llili\lN5

~ UN Pliiiliiii NIEIEHEN

Personnel 'oi New Cabinet Likely to be -An

nounced. Saturday. Fourteen Minister of Union Governm ent Remain. Vacan

cies to be Filled

_ (Special to The Guardian.)

OTTAWA, July 8.--Wliile -Sir

Robert Borden is preparing to vn-

cilie the ofi`ice of Prime Minister not be many changes in the mem- 0ll S“l“\`fli\Y “f‘Xi» U0“~ Afuiul' h€‘l‘Sillll of the Cabinet. Fourteen

‘Ministers of the Union Govern- ment remain after the retirement of Sir l’i.obert llorden, lion. N.

efflhlil 0! W0 i!0V¢‘l`¥m\°“!- Quite Rowell and Hon. Martin Barrel,

namely the new~ Prime Minist

Meiglien is receiving slieafs of tele- grams congratulating him upon his approaching accession to the lead-

evidentiy the selection is regarded throughout the Dominion ns n lo-

net on Saturday, wli_en he is sum- moned to Government l-louse.

At the outset at least there will

W. i

(Dom. Press Special.) ' P»"\‘iUS. July il.-England has -made overiures to the American

‘Govt-riinient looking inwards an ,Anglo-Aineriean Pacific alliance ‘which the llritish Government de~ sires as ii substitute for the pres- _ent Angiodzipaiiesc Pact, which I‘Xi1i\“t‘S. in 1021 uccordlng to otii-

land Will Never War Against U. S.

cluls of the French Foreign Oiiice today it is believed that unless the United. States lg willing to unter sueli an ugreeinent witii Great ilritain, the Japanese Alliance will be rt-neiverl \vitl\ the Lust-i-tion of n clause specifieiaily siipulaling that

England will never go to wut-

against. the United States.

el' | I _ _ ` - Y

_ himself, Sir George Foster, Sir

gical and satisfhctory one, As-‘:H(.m~y Drayton, 5|, _mmm Lmm_ sured of the undivided support of hssdl Eh- Edward Kemp ,md Hom

those members oi the present Mogsm _1_ ,D_ Rem' Hugh Gummey

Cabinet wh'o have not already nn- nounced their intention to retire,

tyne,`C. J. Doherty, P. E. Bio

ESN

Gideon Robertson, C. G. Bailan-

“_

the Premier Designate will not qin_ _y_A_C,-,1dm.|A_ L_ Slmm ,md I

have difficulty in forming ii Minis- try. ilie has already taken up the task and may he prepared to make public the personnel of his Cabi-

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icoiiiiiiiisio siiicuisl

'CAR FOR l-l_lRE.-PHONE 339-RJ

9080-5-2 -tf.

..._ ___..___..--________.__._ __________,_..._._-------- . °WANTED.--KITCHEN AND DIN-

ning room girls. Apply at once to \Lonergi.\n's restaurant. 8 iii

°wAN'rED.-A girl roi- general

housework. No washing. Apply to Mrs. J. C. Sims, 240 Upper Prince Street. 7403-'I-7-ti. _

___________,_.._,___------ _*WANTED TEAOHER for East

Bideford School No. 105. Sup- plement $75. ApplyG. S. Shsrps,` Secy. 1476-7-9--ii pd.

. _______,___._------1- 'WANTED SECOND (‘lass Teacher

for W'iieatley School. Supple- ment $90. Apply I-loward Carr, Secretary, Oyster lied Brltlse. I’.E. Island.' 1359-7-6-Ci pd

____._.--.____.__.---- 'WANTED, AT ONCE GIRL FOR

general housework, in small fami- ly. Highest wages. Apply at Guardian Office. 1347-7-tl-if ,

* FPOSITIVELY N0 ADVERTISE.

nients accepted at this office for next dsy's issue after 6 p. ni.

unless paid for in advance.

'FOR BALE.-HEAVY BROWN

paper suitable for putting under oll cloth. Apply at Guardian. » 0094-5-28-tf. - °WANTED.-MAID FOR GENER-

al~ housework. Good wages. Ap sly Mrs. Lloyd Wellner, 154 Prince Street. 0992-tl-23 tr.

Zi *WANTED BOY T0 LEARN drug

business one with a high school education preferred. Appi~y by letter to Box 312. 91740-29-tf. ______.....-----°-

*FOR SALIE.-Chevrolet Auto. De-

livery with covered in body also overed in express W'-11-1011. W. T- Wellner. 1458-7-il-ti . __________,___---~ _ *FOR SALE ONE FORD light

truck in first class condition, can be converted into Touring Cnr in few minutes. Apply to 225 Graf- ton Street, 14784-9-31 pil.

__________,._._.-----~< *WANTED TEACHER FOR RiVER

View School N0. 09 Kings Coun- -ty. Supplement $100.00. Midsum- mer vacation. Freeman ‘Robert- son, Secretary Cardigan li.. R. 5. 1402-7-0-3i pd.

______,_,.____------ *WANTED A MAN OR BOY T0

work on farm. Apply Blake Ilros.

1480-7-9-3| -pd

_______,...__-------' *FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.-

Sevenby -acres of land, situated at Mcnfiow Bank. West River, four and one half miles from Charlottetown l.~y water, with shore frontage, inthe highest slate of cultivation. .House and out-buildings -in best cf repair. Telephone connection in the

' house. For further particulars

apply to Fred K. W. Hyde, Corn- walL 1523-7-10-31 pd

____$._i *WANTED TIEACHER for John

sons River School. .Supplement

7-10-Ili pd.

____,____._------=.-

*T0 #El-BRIGHT FRONT room ~ to odgers, Apply 228 Hillsboro

Street. 1503-7-10-31 pd. .-

S. F. Tolmie. »

All the provinces ure represent

ed with the exception of Nova Sc

siretia and New Brunswick.

The incoming Premier will d sire in the first place to provide

those two provinces and n numb

lio has had experience as Pariio

partinents and would ,it is assert

which his appointment would n cessitate. 'Hector Mcinnes, K.C

him a constituency would have to be found. For the New Brun wick vacancy R. W. Wigmore, M P., of St. John City and country

most frequently suggested.

Cabinet `

_ some speculation, hut' it is out o

M-a

-F

i .I

i-red reen,

secretary

Governor General

To Arrive lnly l

ills llorior Lieutenant Govern

ei{innon, late last evening r

ceived the following telegram fro lion. Col. Henderson, l’riv.:\t Secretary to His Excellency il Governor General:

Ottawa, July il.

ills Excellency finds he C

make arrangements which will e :ihle him to reieh Summersitle o the morning of July 15. Frolli ih point he would like to visit Caven dish hy motor, thence to (lharlott town where he would \‘Gl0ll\ 1;

16th would like t

yaeht. On , morning free, garden Dilfil' “"0 noon if you eau arratitxe. 17! leave., hy motor for Souris V Montague. He would rejoin yach

Souris."

_______________._-------'-' .

ANTED.-A PRlNCllPA(i; ‘AN

an assistant -for tie ra_\--lin ‘ ri 8,. nmui School. Suni§\f;\“:(;iffL_5;‘£‘; ilililrrinaiy Duble -m.\ttire~. i><-two

.i He is Succeerled by Hon. L. A. Tachereau ._ For Many Yearsa Member of Gouin

The rcttrsnmm from Provincial to other hands the work of peace,

an 1 v~i‘t wlii"h the

-f1--tif-xi--1-or-1-0-10-. '»°u\é- of Sf-L0-M G-we M f- ‘i.°.l1§?.i§‘ ....;‘..";.`..; ai... 1.. Royalty Represented

to time when tho situation in' the compiish in. this province since 5- Federal field is so chaotic, causes 1005. My siiecessors, I tim coiivln-

` 'ill ursue this work with

| cod, \\ p

S -I, - -tl-3 iii tho first pro-

' ' '. . .I3

1 l~‘rance anti Anieriea at idastliounr

Nilii liiilli i|ll|Eii||]iNf HENHY illiiil iiii Hilililiii

” iiiiiii I5 iillilliiiiitil. l|Niiiil Eiilii Fliiiiiliii lil iliitii iiliiiiiiiiil

(Special to The Guardian.)

t‘.ili=CAGO, July 8.-»iienry Ford

will accept the no_lninution for the Presidency at the hands of the tiiird party if tendered to him, it is afiiinounced here tonight by t‘haries F. llufininn, ii personal lrieiul of \Mr. Ford, \vho retiirned

lt|]iiiii|iN5 iliiii iiliiiil

"" _,_,.,__‘-s--l-'

- To Take Place of Anglo -Japanese Treaty Provided Nomination for Third Part ' '

- - . - - . _ _ YIS Of- As Usual the Delegation Protested

S_ -Eiflfis 1 1” 1921- Sh0“1d feff-‘fl him and he sets the Necessary Againsttne condition that the Allies

_ Y -‘<11 _ Hg 0_ JH-P2l_nese Treaty Support. He is Prepared to Accept. ' "

Will be Renewed Stipulating that Eng- --e.--

Would Occupy German Territory ii-

.,, Terms are not Fulillled by October First

from Dearborn, Mich., tot

___,..__--- _

wiiere he had it conference

itil

the autoinobic nianiiiaeturer. Mr. (Dom, Pre" Special.)

Hoffman is a member of -the eutive committee of the coinfnl

of 48, which has called u third p ty convention in (Thieago for Sai

day.

px... SPA, BiDLG|lUM, July 8-T use joint Allied-German conference

rear-hed another critical point

(Special to The Guardian.)

representation i tho -Ministry for

“ Cr __________ New voiuc, .miy 8.-Ludwig

of possible choices _ for appoint- QUEBEC. -lilly 8-Sli' L0l\\er|eration of my colleagues in the Ksmzlwmns' Cmnt or tho ments me menmmed for me Nova Gown' for nnccn years Prmmel_‘ cabinet, as also that of my friends is. an ov et iloveriixiient bureau Scotia v-funn(-y P rt M(~(‘ut-ny of Quebec this afternoon tendered 1" me l"gl5l"'l"° "°“"°“ and M" hem -tm” mowing "nmmnced that

‘ " " ' " "..ii,ii.. iii ._ir..-h.. .

M. .l"., for Colchester. is spoken of. his resignation to tho Lieutenant- ;;2,:J,,,,§l;,1v,(;) né’,?,.._.;.(mg\y(§,`;,_ Oitlnii rgimgfél fxng

. Governor Sir Lharles Fitzpatrick. programme. ` `

mpmary _secrmnry for two de_i HIS S“cM_”m_ Wm he me Hon L_ ...ro ,ms task I ,_____ mvon me Russian Soviet commercial office

_ A ,I;nchm_vn“ for mmy\y[\_u_s n host nf my ,,m.,...y Ml of my de. in the Dominion. The Soviet agent

' ’ ‘ `,ti,.i.i.,.ir,i t.-.

““'- ““"° "0 d""°““Y ‘“ °“"‘y‘““ ""`"‘h°" of S" L""‘°' G°“i“5 llifijtflirllu r<\1rl‘lif1vllilgmat.‘t(;iiif¥ri‘flies Stgoial frptlgltiggtiiifri cu?cc;m"ifii:>(It

his constituency at the by-election l cabinet. He will be sworn in to' that lsat hsforc myself.

9. morrow morning. “l feel that l should now confide t“'° WCW” W0' and has balm l“‘

iilI55|iN Sllllli lliilii

Permission Granted by Canatlian Cover

ment to Open Canadian Cfiice to Loo After Purchases in Canada for Russia

would offer no objection to maintenance of a comme

presentatives for t-he purpose

Canada.

office hy the -Soviet government re-

looking 'after purchases made in'

here, held a meeting which eo

n' tinned from 5.15 o'clock this after-

k_ noon until ti. -No decision was

reached and the Council ‘adjourn-

ed un'til it tomorrow morning.

thel

rcial

not contemplated by any clsu

. i

~ oiiiliiiion, and t the ntelli'ent g

~ vince in developing rapidly, and ai- p’°'q'“mU"° 10 the 1““0i'-ll 50\`VlC" ilelliier from liis contract, but will N. B. TELEPHONE CO., RAIS

‘he formed at Ottawa with lion. ,,(,n,,V (mcunms 3 very envmbm of Col. Gorges torlay. American insist on the Frnnclt boxer fighting |_0AN_

5-Arthur IMcighen at its head. position in the Dominion, 1 ltuvo -“\ll\h“55‘~“l0\‘ David 1lfldm€'Il\bf‘-\'-l 01’ in Europe, the London fight pro- ` ____

an unaiterable faith in the brilliant th? A&“""|°““ diI’l°m“"C “WPS “ls” "inter Srlltl lfltldyr “Uill\<‘1' H0 0il" (Spaclal to Tha Guardian).

S" "°m°r'° Statement' mmro that amends IL at(i‘e:neCr(gil Gorges' widow in ileeil cumsmnuesg-vm Iirclcnfsu Destin!

,lr V “Tile ambition of my life has mourning St0od»wnh _bowed héad amps ,and (`ai;penter “rom ;.ie gT_ JOHN' July 9____M B me .._. .sir Lerner ceuiirs Statement roi- been mn.-rii the confluence of my H _ _',,, _,, ' H A,,,,.,,'.,,, °°“_“‘“¥~ "’““““§‘- _“H ,llfilrf tus or the public utility commit- entirely without foundation and mttowg; iellor' citizens audi, in taking leave gfimnlé- U P I' -‘iii-T Ut 01 more i insist that Laipentiers iloxt sion this afternoon aui.h0l‘liY Wil! even nonsensical in View 0! 016 "` "I" ‘9"5' “"6" "“"‘“" ""°“ mn' M- m")n‘ ns mimmfin““i‘Sit?r' li nf: y'1‘l\e-_ lf-“file ‘V-"1»<‘l"<1l‘0‘l with l=\fKf~ gliqttc-.}itt'}f)i(;-iklfliltf eivitsif 1-3113 givm 'Q th-D New B'“"s""°k Tex” met unit it is impossible to appoint ie ed upon to form a`i¥0V""“"“`m’ I €_<‘.`:“‘l[\ll?(l0l0ill:’ll`kC0?Yitien`o\:F Im:,f.l,Ainericnn The :iittcms iii) Anierlcl. I omlllrvvilred Iiil\:;`r?ptia[ln`i;rt?il;k lg lkliiiufiirgggbttionl

` ` -' < 'Pl' t‘l\ll”»f4<\\’ 'IS “H101 IIS MW' $1 5.000 and ordered the company League undef the tg-_rms of the

drew up a programme which, ug, ,H50 Hung,

_ , _ y ier ti them my profound gratitude _ ' l I i o . ‘ U

lil 'bitt lime. ll’\S \l>lN"\i"‘i1 9 3 1 ,h nmol- the eitv, thousands stopped to pay body' but I Wm rigimy hold (,m~.,m me the now schedule of rm

s ce . . .

n _ lm HI 3|-f0CU.(\ for having aiinrilet me e 1 - ~ __ _ I `

' i¥“?iri:ei\~ollntlir-“l\di?iiiil=.ti'atim iilllill’ of \V0\'kmg so long for tho 1_1- lflbllio 1_0 the memory of the pnlltipp U, ins ¢0nt|_qct_ (fn-pupil(-I which me proposed by me ,,0m_ u - "DY in “won MN ‘I hw" \,y. I.-___,.,, nf um, pmvinco MRL um um tanious sanitary expert. can't tight etherwiso_ My N@w_p,my_ tonight. cf a prominent official of L, mm uflwgqmlnni hoam. ,.n3,,y\,m same time, ltliank my zealous and . York rei>\'0S0llt-*tive 1-H C0"f<`¥`l“i“l-i‘ .___-

the most complete confidence of ‘l"V"l*“\ c°““'b““‘t°"" "cry Sm' . ,_ [d_ ,, ` ' " '

cerely -“bl-T 0 ‘\Y~ SOME ASSAULT CASES

fi" our population and, with the co-op- ~" d

Y Y ST' JOHN' ‘WW 9*'-Am°“3"h° fact that correspondence actually

‘L .loimston Wins ypppi pipe, ' 022°” l‘°“‘°'l lfirc Loss is $125,000 »°“°<=,°°“~, =;;;;--,,,;~,;;;,f»,,»;<_;;;-,\;\,»<_ .....,....,.,..,..................

th'

ini ' . U O a 0 c `

' I r 1 .

* . Pfelminmy Tenms BUYS Uamp Ends 'riou-oN'i‘o, July s.-Tire Globe NEW GLNS£0\V.'N}§l;;‘qLuly ff instrument giqlm ugh ipgside `f-softening him to convene the iii-sr.

' . . . r T 0 f n ee lr D

---- _______ today guys: -i\'[l‘ it D vwa , .

D .P S '|. H" .‘ ‘.ti,M.lii,Bll.l'.\Vk, il"li\i\`ll .J .E.V .

. LONON?":iiiiyrel:.i~iVi%l:l;ii) Johu~ ser\l<l‘t(ivIi;r0\:?lit:r&l$;li§§i1?,;§».l::;,?p('o:t) nizgtes qt!ltenflt(re ltl;ssHroitgl)ilyssp(e?1k-Twiixsr clf€.:‘\lrltr(:z(¢)lmwitllrrisliaultingcrniils -League at Bruwels “en N°V°m’

D "tm" A““”`l°“" tennis “h““‘Vl““- THE BOYS R§:_:)oRYNA:Lc;MEA?|'; hyplietiittod ilmltittiong 'php 01,1 ing at about. $l.25,`000. The total in~ lmother-in-law, in ilrussel Stree

ibeat Andere Gobcrt, the l<`reneli- ;:gFG_'°iBhE OUTING tim., Tm-ips who have pgen culling suranco on the plant including the _Both cages were remanded,

` for a return to` pre-war politics ~D0W¢‘t\ SltS;\<’l“ 111101 0:`fiCl‘-$q§1V\3:)<;,Y\- -*-'

-» anoi. ., .,

e ?,::(,},yfn:,n:\l;: 'lYi(l:~(in:\ili¥(ii\ci\. e`:iri~‘i1eil or(i’the struc- Acc|°ENTA‘|-|J;H‘;‘|‘-|-ED 'N 97' "“`°‘mi-7 at ‘n\`“f"“-*ls 'he memiw"

li th

equally divided C I _

5 “‘“‘-“‘ f“’“‘ Emnrad S\‘“\°“ All this morfning. The mitch started The hoys and leailersblwlioiliorvti follow, M,_`_ iVm,,j,,,n m,,|,“,y_ Im info ,md ,mmi,|n¢~ry arf,-.pmt y e

t _ or ~ ~ - 70.0 o, 'i‘ it - '-'* C U!"\ bin nitlmlly, tire was about S 0 he 1 rec ST JOHN July 9 _*mme* Ir

i this “HMM and Success' I t (Dom Prvss SPeclai) (Dom Prms Special)

is the question for any ""9 “ “'l‘lianks io the hnrniony tia ' ' ~ - -

DYUVMCB L0 ll0li@‘/0 that Sh' Lomer reigns- among all the groups of our D")l£‘1:(Ix_OI;l).uéi;lI:Y I0\m0N J \ 9 Cl tl F I

' - f - . . 1 , u y .- lar es oc i-

Wiii iloiii Csfpeniier i

_ To His Contract --

_________..___._..-----_-‘

mediate surrender of all weapo

Maritime- Provinces

he on

nr. the terms of the peace treaty

ur. . _ . r

day. The Germans linvc_ until

- noon tomorro\v to say whether

they will accept the Foch-Wilson plan for disarmament; The alter- native is contained in the specific treaty that the Allies will occupy

A the Ruhr or other territory if Ger-

many cannot or does not accept.

- . ' Tho German cahlnet of which

seven of the nine members are

The prevailing view among the

correspondence with the Depart-A3;-xéyihxzsdyrxlsnggeptgliizlrsg ment of Trade and Conimerce in the menace of occumlmg muh regard to this move since then. German termory much beyo This morning he received a letter' any provision ot' the versam "°"‘ S" G"°'g° "`°*‘°‘ “‘“““3'ireuty and also that me Allies u that the Canadian government' '

taking up an aggressive position

of the treaty. The tlnai decision of the Allies sets forth first, Ger- many must immediately disarm certain of its forces. including the security of police; second, publish a proclamation asking for the im-

ancl firearms in the hands oi the

TLS

civilian population; third, abolish immediately' compulsory servlce;' fourth, surrender to the Allies all arms guns and cannon which it possesses above the limit fixed by

the treaty of Versailles.

, Tho Allied decision concerning disarmament reads: lf on Octo- hcr 1 the German army is not rs- duced to 150,000 mon the Allies will proceed to occupy German territory in the Ruhr or any other part of German territory and will not evacuate it until all the con- ditions of the present agreement

has been fulfilled,

SPA, July tl.-The German dele

gallon today agreed to meet the terms of the Allied ultimatum de- manding disarmament immediate- ly. The Germans however when signing the ultimatum protested against the proposition, that Al- lied forces occupy German territ- ory in the Ruhr River, unless the German army is reduced to 150.- ‘000 officers and men by October 1. claiming the demand n violation of the Versailles treaty. The Ger- mans agrced first to four terms of - the Allied ultimatum, 1, disarma- ment of German forces, including as security that the peice must resign immediately; 2, Germany must publish a proclamation or- dering immediate surrcnder of all arms held by German civilians; 3. All arms, ammunition, guns and cannop in excess of the treaty terms must be handed over to the

,Allies without delay.

‘Nonsensical Story _ , About Pres. Wilson

Eg LONDON, July 8-The rumor

that ‘President Wilson has receiv- ed n letter from all the members of the League of Nations urging

et- him to accept the Presidency is

0( him permanent president of the

99 covenant. This was the answer

the League of Nations to an in- quiry as to certain rumors cabled _from America. A story, said my informant, probably arose from the

with .lack Kczirns, Deiiipsey's man-

were wo o Thomas Prince charged his wife members and Tlresident, Wilson,

l“'mceting- of the Assembly of the

t_ ber. »1"resiiicnt Wilson replied

that this"'iiUss agreeable to him ia asking Mr. Wilson to convene the

desired to pay their personal com-

_ pliment to the man mainly res-

G Secretary, Eiiiernit`,ygste|'tii1y but was suspended on hecii holding camp at . 19 ,mt (mb. [mm 0 m , _ 9

` mrs' wh" "re m NW Gmmw' hm” ' ` ' ht me itonsiiue for the im-tn or the League

1, 1; 1533 '1 10 Ci

OR SALE.--AH ;IUMBERh0gN

ei c ons. 08 ~ _

““" “"“”“ ~ is 'rim WEATHER,

and B. Rocks. Ailitly £0130

` iiiclimond St. Phone No 51.).

1538-7-10

hurn Sc 0 ment $50 Apply Michael i<lyl“

1513 7 10

ff*'€é;_ 'react-iss wameo Fon Mil..

if oi, Let io. supple-

_ ~ - ‘ .

for Cross Roads cw

155. Supplement $200. App to Nathaniel Molyneaux, secre-

tary, Southport, Lot 48.

1517-'l-10-4lptl. _»

i wsu-rio -react-isa 1s~r on =\tf'~ME_AND PEOPLE

W laccount of rain.

____-Q-o>-* -

_m TEMPERATURE

1 fair. with stationary or high ‘ temperature.

iiigh tide at 4.15 it. m.; and

5.18 p. in. today.

Qi .

ly' est during the day was 67.

G'-vii A DOG A BAD

2 i f Alli n Cross School ._ ._ };i‘tlsc\li»n!r71e‘:l-vaotitlion. Supplement “N1 'l-l- (J'l\/E ‘Ti l iq

$100. A. D. Matheson, secretary LE.; ' trustees, St. Peters R. R. No..- N!-Y OF ROOM 2, P. E. I. ,I r-\_\

1510-7-10-6

tpd _ ‘

_________._..------' \

a scout 1', /

stalls or suitable for storage ` 7 _

Apply 40 Water Street

1509-7-10-3ipd `

crew. i-i. Mcnouuio ssey. 1525- .Ito ,_E.,._,_wEm, ,ABL Q _ '

plots light, water, large yard, f` lla( pi,

_ . 5

/ \ 0 ’-

WANTED: YOUNG MEN

to take subscriptions, for Canadian and American Magazines. Work may be

smart bo as night mess

'»wAN-rss.-A1'rai.ssnAi>i-tor C7 A A ,_ fl/

flee a y eager. Good opportunity to learn I f- /I3

3; t. QI ' /

operating.

TIDE, MOON ETC.

the past. ten days returned to the I 1 _ _ fi ‘_ rn Hmmm

city yesterday. The .outing was ,::',,LnV.i° ‘S 'I rs X 0 ` mg (mm, ymm m “Mend the an. land, aged 38, nn employee u pronounced “thc best ever.” There .mm MM, “nd E,n,ph_(, Buys, A ,mal ,m.,._mm §ch,._,m\c,\ fm. tmmyl drydock works was killed this were about 40 older hoys in attend- ' "Wm, an mt, qu(.,m,,,,,, that nm nm already coiisidr-.ring plans for l°i`n"0“ Wl\¢‘l1 ll l1\i‘§¢ Smile Sllilll' ___-Qov---° _ ,mem Tm, (mm was spent most now bvfnru ,hp (_mmm,_ Mn ,,,c0nm,.,m,m,,_ ed from n derrick at. which he was G k T

enjoyahly with ganies. etc. A tea- Memhon is mmHm,._ Th,.N. 1,, ,m Som.. 75 to 100 msn ]\_W¢. been working and struck him in the

illffl ‘lf “W i""’F3"“"‘“‘° “"‘5,, ‘lm closer student of our affairs than tlirown out of work. bill-K “iid fl‘f\Cil1l`l‘l\ NS SDlIl0-

dniiy study i\fl‘l’l<`|;i ll: which .gmlm he has been. Ile will Drove an ac- “_”

'il'lf\l\l\00<\ 01 im "9"" “'39 M' eeptaible icatler, and we h0D0 the ' -

Ton “T0 J 0 S I eo \l‘D.H0ih0;`k[0“ll“\“‘S ‘;"0\‘;§ “try country will have the good fortune ED'

O. , uly 1 .- aturtiiy .ai re tn s nitro!-isei - f . °-°""'

er Fitzpiitrlek, ni‘,'l ltev. i.t.ll. ia; l;‘x;‘['§lr:_i!n mug M me head 0 . FREDERICTON. July' 9--Tim A“'"‘)N`S» July 9~'-Greek U09”

Stavcrt, ami taiso an ‘.illusti-ated The Worm says, 0 Mraritaime and Mnige Girciiit rm:

at -lecture ‘hy Rev. Fred Clay. on A.m y|,,|g|,,.n "my tm use 0 ll ed for St. . t.epien on

On Sunday thc boys took a hlkc. lrustélgll mi 0;;-mnize ms followers' n 31, and 22 have been cancelled and ml Noilenlillsis. and are holdin!!

l Yesterday was the warmest. day it-out their camp, beautifully situat- to boldly m,m,“"c0 ms Donny' and r ` --- will probably be held in St. Jo

ANTED TEACHER 1ST CLASS this summer. The highest tem- on on Mr. W.W. Lens iarm, to W‘,pm_(, to mrry nn _mn ,,gg,.(,5Sh,0 \\-iNNli’l~.G, July 8.-Definite

S l ol, No. ' perature was 81 degrees; the low- Tryon, where they attended ser- cnmpmgm decision to carry Oil tht! iltlnllnlfl

vice. After luncheon the hike wa.: -.Am,,m,m, n \V‘,Sm.n man' he ‘B tration has been reaclied hy the SAD 3U|¢||_-,E |N HAUFAX

l¢0i\lii\\\9t\ i0 §\'“i‘““»i\~ ‘“"“t*i"“' an outspoken upholder oi the Na- }`I‘;""l5 ?l“"""“"“;;‘t'l

Ml0lNl0\'\ SGW 'lf "lm “ “ “` Q ` tional Policy and ullon every issue “ “""‘“ fm “"9” "‘ ‘ly m ` I* HALIFAX. July 9.--DesDonden-

°m°l“\ “"“""°' Tm g°v°"n““`m"` over roionged unemployment MEETINGS»ET0

‘. intl. that may rise he cm he trusted io .cy p

tl la' himself with frankness. “°<`-0\`tiil1g to the Free Press il\f0""" led to the suicide of James Ken-

ec rc

on mn gat",-.ray evening pre- up Wm vmlmm, many 0( ms ant, has decided that tiieri; is no nedy, aged muy' who blew

. vious while the boys W°\'It&l “‘l;““" followers, who begun to fear that ;‘,‘(f;‘;\”‘algfgiiegiic-B§:;‘Zv“u‘“nihfZ'kb‘;},the right side of his head with

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lager? (i1i1l¢cii-li\\-t0a‘t“vil.;i`<YEin ii treaty “"5 °°‘““‘m°“‘ m confluence by the puiiiie. The gov- !;‘{§’,§,,f“{‘,,,‘;‘ ,,‘}f,”,.n']§;‘” A" wt darn tune after 6 . m. un- _rnin storm camo on and continued -.Hn mkm, up ,ho m,,_d,,n or pany ernment, however, has decided that two cmmren sm_v,ve_ isle paid for in advsnc

through the night. As the boyfi iemlcrshtp and government atlmin~ "W P“‘h“° [0 9' ‘M59 ”x“'“'- 'B “xii

were without their mincwitr 0" iso-ation in it airrieuit time. but he "mtl tilt-it-ml-tl-limi to i>°w'=fm°§‘ »ANric|P.ATs Lancs Pnoi-lisi'r-

i-hi! Vmi. it W1\B d°¢\d0d i0 femum has the reputation in the House mm- 3 3" C 9" 5“i’W“`l ‘V W . |0N V915

in the tent for the night and may of ,mrmounung d|¢f|c“mc,, ,mn of tllliilcéirilcd them in the next legisla-

mind: ctoofmliickxee l hletn;;i;e`s'edti1tl;e‘muk§ £23128 apparent disaster into vlc- . _.__-‘**____ zsizd V 5331?” ',=\\;i;L:§-;-:‘;o;a;b‘i\y “shneeday Jaw 21"' at 2 “_ m_ a lot of addltinnu fun, ant n wAsii|No'i‘0,\i, July fi.-'rits' ’ _ 4 _-: 1403-7-Bai. ithoroiisli-'.°1 tenlcyed their iunlnue ._-1----------i Uma-ri states wut be represented§:,f,,ffff,§,"‘;,§§,,l‘,§cf3,° _

experience. _ H.H`. Horne, Mr. and Mrs. J. unofficiully at the Brussels con-1mwmemc'_ mm me My mim.(e`,_ _A _.___

Motor sells were it pleasant ffl* L- '1i\°mfwn. Dr. Bovycr. Mr. and in-ess unit-r tim imgrie or Nations ,.5 Wm, me Mmm, ,,,_,,k,,,.,, ,,,,,,,_ “THE A-must. uterine or

'gore of mel optilng ii: wl;ich the gre. i-‘.il.i lslilenrté, Mti‘is lflgush on July g3_ gem-(na,-_~,» of stamina” houses and ,mme o'mm,_§ew|sh gi: EalforrfIFariner's Co-operative oys par c pa e , sw mm fig WM esrtz am ss .vungoine c l, lliouston says representatives will. ,_ . td.. wil be hold at their store

also th delightful form of pastime i&;°.(`an% M‘i;s.£:.l1.PJen:tlns,‘ltd\rs. ‘be chosen in n few days. it lain* h' _____.

BB W0 tl! Srvllp B0-H105 B l1E'B0l\ZS. . ._ 00 . T. OES Oil. C0~ planned, the secretary said. to Bend gxp gf p 1-

coucerts, etc. ’ g\'lne\\?i\‘il 0;/Itht;JUl.`(_I.‘(;i li/iilr. Iigu _ three represntativcs to observe ti" E To ____..L°AT HE ELWM l

-limb e . r. es e us cs r. -proceedings and consider thc dis- HAMFAX N_ 3_ | 9_._|

During the cimp tho cam‘r»f‘rs Eddie Smith and others. cussion and official report. ' ' my ies. St. Marius Church, Rusticq,

nf- and is its most devoted apostle.

L_, Capture Drussia

(Dom. Preaa Special.)

BT. BTEPHEN RACES CANCEL

pg have taken the city of Drussia. uly Asia Minor, defended by the Turk-

hu the city it is officially announced

today.

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ANNOUNOE MEN'l‘B»

COMING EVENTS.

0" °'Post‘r|vni.v no rtovmuo " ments accepted st. this office for

"THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Bedford Farmers Co-operative Co.. Ltd, will be held at their store on

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on Wedneedav, July 21~tb, at 3 p. ll\.

1460-7-8-ii.

t “ICE-CREAM FIITIVAL Intl

is expected that the American saturday hw um Rue", 'M

. 'i im

done in yyhnlc or part time. Ex- __________._.-_------- 0 ) / 1 _

"- hal the pleasure of visits from The boys returned to the city hy llrltain is sending three unofficial steamer Lake glwm w\,|¢h ,U-,wk

date

perience unnecessary. Big i1l\y.A°iNiANTE»D,. NU.R\EM.AID, NOT References must accompany] under 13 years of age, to go to

fir .

` Newspaper Subscription Agency. .mer months. Apply with ref-‘ , Z ` ,lr;1iorhertblgeii.MMri. H. ry Ms, __

otor . . ci( nnon, Mr. ex and only regret that their outing on economic and reconstruction started work onhthe vessel this will moot .lui ' '

. _ _I _ y rm, at 1. so

' 48 M°tr0lI0l8 Bids. Halifax. N. erences to Guardian Office. ' __

'.H0rn° and Pt\\'t¥» Mr.-_ and M\‘l.`wa| not longer. problems. mm-nts., _

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_ Mr. 'and Mrs. J.A. Webster. Mrs. th S.S. H l d d h i _

sl letter Write Mairalino & cottage at Rocky Point for sum- 3 , / _ Brown of the Victoria I-ieteit, Mrs. -plsasnnt sniflrl‘i¢'>\meIfnTiieny: ilrevcrriylv ‘i\ri\!t‘inlt](l?a'li‘i`¢\i;lyc€l‘1):'it(., I3- (‘f`nr:;lr:"t‘i§';le\‘v‘e;l)ic§liill\ ltxergflbgtedf """"

.fr time in the best of heiith and spirits jnrtty of nations will send experts m 5 few weak, A "tug, "ey nggg-rg" |__ 9 L_ N

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