The Th»; covet-i ‘Prince Edward

Inland I Like the Dew i

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ll-HIII "i1 iii‘; 1IIIM1IIIIIII fill lllN i-EIINST nussii

Preparations to Aid Poland Ordered to be Rushed and Russia Warned That Her Advance Will be Opposed by British

lzaralrstmwn our-can. Than cum,

I

Damage Done.

us m newts, ilililillilill

Two Men Killed-i‘) injured and Immense Property 2,000.Ctttzeus Volutttecred to Help.

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All The FOWI 1 Worth Reading

All the Ade Worth

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CHARLOTT CANADA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1920

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Assures Them That Canada Will do her Part in Making League of Nations a a Success. Proposes A. Toasts to the Guests

Arms.

I . pioyees and sympathizers in which two men were killed, 49 Injured and thousands of dollars damage

(Dom. Preu Special.)

DENVER, Col., August 6.—'I‘wo

Tfliilfihl is a 131g night for the

u 7 il'l]l_li|il_i__

for the EXTRA votes. Out of town

to Which Lord Burnham Replies.

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in resisting the conclusion/that the Poles are gambling with the prob- mbllity of Allied assistance in the event of their refusing to conclude u direct peace. The sole obstacle to the conclusion of the tiriuistice is the absence of the Polish dele~ gates, tho note concludes, and says that the Soviet is prepared to leave Poland's independence unimpaired‘

(Blloolei to The Guardian.) LQNDQN, Aug; 6_._Tiie Bi-itiaii and to agree to a boundry line, sub- 1stantialiy' more favorable to Po-

Government willff-make tho blockw 5d,; its chief wnnpon in dggiilng land than the one the Allies pro- with Russia, according to a state-l iloiiflll- ment printed in the London Daily T11" 1111511111“ S°v1m9 P9015’ l0 Express. Tho Russian note in reply Great Britain's mill for a half of to the one it received from the Iii-i. the llolsheviki advance in Poland. tish Government Tuesday was do. is a refusal according to the Lon- livered to the British Foreign or- don Times. Thc ncwsnuiici‘ says flee last night. lt explains that the the around taken is thut armies Polish Armistice delegates were would not obey illl 01110!‘ t0 hull. not qualified to give the undortuk- nnd will only he content when they reach Warsaw, which was promis-

lngs which were necessary concl- mutants to the armistice. The note ed to them for loot. Meanwhile ill-

Runian Note Unsatisfactory.

(Dom. Pres: special.) l

IJONTDON, August 6.—-'i‘lie Even- ing Standard says it learns the Soviet note presented to the Brit- ish Ministry today is unsatlsfac~ tory but acceptable insofar as it conicerns the proposed London peace ‘conference.

officers, following last night's sin

ute blockade upon Russia within 12 hours after its order to do so, the Admiralty stated Admiralty statement to the

tight blockade upon Russia, within 12 hours aftcr the orders are re- ceived. The British fleet around Constantinople is in a position to H901 iile-Billfbk Sea whilo three cruisers anti a score oi destroyers in lilo Baltic tire. ready to draw a cordon. 'l‘hcre is nothing to fear frtlill the Red flcct which is small and ineffective."

iuadred citizens had volunteered his morning to serve as special

iour rioting by street railway em-

today. The itiade the following United Press. ‘\Ve will be able to impose an air

British and French Premiers

t.o

Confer. . . (Dom. Press Special.)

PARIS, August 6.—Prcmicr Mill- rrand of France allti Premier Lloyd George of Great Ilritaiu will con-

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‘Shockin

the little four year girl, who has been nearly’ three wot-Its, was this mor lng found, with the clothes itlmost1 toi'n from her bat-k. covered by a pile of weeds. The spot where the‘ u“. m“ discovery was made is it sec-l one in the deep cut on the Welland Ship Citnal along the pipe liue used M“! “rust bring m their results to supply construction boilers with hen)“, noun Mummy m gut 01.0,“, water.

sécn with the litilc girl, is being

done to property. An zirueel s , . made by the city and state (IIIICIIIIS “1111111111c11 111 111° 111g

for “2,000 volunteers to help pre- #051‘ vent riots.

‘g-Tragedy At we

St. Gatharines, Ont.

(Special to The Guardian.) CATHARINES, Ont., Aug.

idate will

IWO

—'l‘hc body of lliargaret Bouctit-lt, ‘ , _ ballots. lavcry, candidate should 01d‘ 1110111111 11'! to get at least a dozen of them

missing for I

n- _ c|_o

udcd vole

last

David McNclll, who was

given for tonight. There is

75.000 EXT-RA votes that a candi-

Il‘i.'i.t.‘

Every candidate may work up to

open tonight, so that city candl-

prize Con- This is the last day to work the 75,000 EXTRA CLUB 19S. 75.000 EXTRA votes are each and every $18 h 0f subscriptions secured by no limit to the ber of IflXTllfA vote ballots for

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can secure this week. One be given for every $18 col- d. Do not bc satlsficrl with or three of these extra vote

SING RULES OF THE EX- TRA VOTE OFFER

candidates may

for given next

irst opportunity.

_ work up to the last uimute oi the offer also and then mail in their results s-t the

THERE WILL BE NO EXTRA

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There will be no extra vote of- weck, no matter, how many requests to the con- trary are received. Just the "din- ary schedule. poi’ votes wi-il t» Every candidate should, tl~r- iore. make a special break all previous records 0' ‘ cure at least a dozen of the I votc bal-ltits.

effort t. .1

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1Chariottetown Branch “of

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that Canada's only aspiration was equality of, nationhood Within- the British commonwealtnlle made it clear that no contractions of the Dominion autonomous rights could be suffered but was equally emph- atic that no development of self- rovernment .-nd no problem of the t-iltaring or responsibility could ever lie allowed to menace the integrity of the Empire. “imperialism right- ly understood" he observed, “is built upon nationalism rightly un- derstood." The Prime Minister 0f- fcretl some advice to the newspap- er men whose motto he said should be "tell the truth and the whole truth." lie proposed the toast to tho guests and Viscount Burnham replied.

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Maritime Provinces

(Blteciai to The Guardian.)

OTTAWA, Aug. li-Canuda lu- tends to do her full part in making the Lcitgue of Nations succeed. lion. Arthur Mclghen itssurcd the delegates to the Imperial Press Conference at. the Imiiquei given in their honor by thc Governor of Canada.” One thing is certain," the‘ Prime Minister declared, there are things to be done before we have any chance for real peace that the League of Nations may be able to and that no other institution in the world can. by any possibility‘ per- form.

It‘ the League of Nations should ‘all there is a dark outlook for i unanity. Mr. Melghen declared

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dications froiti many points in Eur- ope tonight point to the fact that preliminary stops toward Alllcd support for Poland have been al- ready taken. Roumanitt is concen- trating troops on the Russo-Rou- munlan frontier, stt_vs n wireless dcspatcl: from Moscow. Allied mu- nitions have airrivetl in Warsaw from llanzig and the personnel of French tifflcors lu tht- Polish capi- tal is being incruasctl. Speaking in the Ilouse of (luminous uutl ivfcrr- iniz. to the notc sent to the Soviets Tuesday by'tho Ilritish forces of- fice, Premier-Lloyd George says to- day "Everything depends en the answer we received, it" it is unsat- isfactory of course we shall bring pressure to boar on everybody to give the proper support to Poland." it was expected that when the Pre- mier appeared toady he would go into detail of thcxsituatlon but he postponed this with the explanation “I think, in view of tile critical

umltc any further statements this afternoon but should unfortunately our suspicious be confirmed, I shall make a full statement to the Iiouso Monday, as to such further naval or military action which it may be necessary to take." Decision to permit. the armistice delegates to talk peace at the Misk conference was reitchotl at session of the Polish Council oi‘ defence and the Allied missions in Warsaw yesterday. The conditions imposed on the Soviets for the concession are first, the maintenance of un- hindered communication between Minsk and Warsaw today, and sec- i cond, acceptance by the Soviets of the fundamental Polish conditions of pcace,ns already outlined. The most substantial part of the condi- tions provide that the integrity of Poland shall not. be disturbed and that there shall beno outside in- tcrfcrcuct‘. in the internal affairs of Poland. This is to guttrtl against the‘ csiitblishiticnt of a Soviet forni of Government.

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held on suspicion.

No tract‘. has yct. been found of six year old Kathleen Becchmait, who mysteriously disappeared from Iicr houic in 'I‘htiroltl nearly tltrcc uionihs ago.

Tho finding todr" o? what is bc- liovctl to be the body of the Bou- t-ock child, evolved another prob, '1‘ It‘lli, when the parents of little \\'<‘l‘ Kathlct-ti liecchinztii. missing since May 21th, ulru» cit-lined tho body‘ of tho child as that of tlioil‘ daughter. Mr. and Airs. Ruben Boucock are at quitu convinced that the remains are tholscjotathch‘ llttloiirl ostab; fishing identification by the clotti- lug and hair. 'I‘he reuialns were so badly tlocoitiposed that ordinary

fer at Roulogne on the Russian s-ltuzrtioii, probably on Saturday, the foreign office informed United Press this afternoon “fASi-IINGTON, August 5.——-l<‘rmn r the A-merlcan official viewpoint tho Polish situation is grave in the extreme, not only an tl(‘(‘Olllli of the danger ti) l'oluild‘s political and territorial lnttigrityn but from the danger to the pee-r" of the world that is itivolvt-tl. Tho grott- cst concern is ft-lt in tifiicial rir- clt-s here. Officials describe the situation tryout» of confusion and tension. They lwliovo i-hat it not too late to save Poland hut fuel that uillitarv lllUflSiifPS on the part of the Allitvl nations would he, necessary to the end. So in- tense is the feeling in zifficiii Washington that the Bolslievist tri- umph in Poland is a menace to civilization, that a vcrv pronfllllm" ed sentiment exists in favor oi military zissistitiice from the finit- ed States to stop the llolslit-vist advance. Poland must be saves. it is contcutlctl, to prevent the Soviet Government at Most-ow from imposing its peculiar "is-ins upon a largo part of the world, l-t is titlmiltoti liowcvcr, that tlir Govern- ment of tho United States is pow» crlcss to act without the ittrthority qt’ Congress. That high officials of the Government lhnve Riven i100‘ sitlcratiou to the matter of advocat- ing to President Wilson that (lon- gross should he culled in 509C131 session is inferred from what was said today Ill informed quarters. (Dom. Press Special.)

mownos. August 6.——lt was semi-officially reported today that

PBfI ion

determined. The clothing had been scverctl with‘ a knife but there were no wounds noticeable on the body. The body was found by a pipe flltc" employed on the Welland Ship Canal.

'i lit-re is clear identification that ilti- child was brutally maltreated. The little dress had been split up thc front. as with a knife, and the, ldnoiitcrs were cut about. the knees. However, there is no knife wound on the body. The body was found face up covered by a pile of weeds that had been piilleti up by the roots, obscuring it from view, and weighed down by the branch of a tree. The right hand oi‘ the little corpse still maintained a death grip

Oil

pol

chi

the British cabinet had decided to take action against Russia which, uncn the brunch 0i a ncish- virtually amounts to war. Premier boring shrub. for

George considers that the have broken faith in ir advance flshllliii stated. Preparation d have been order-

Lloyd Bolshevikl continuing the Poland, it was for aiding Polan

Escaped General Arrives in London

Ian decided on i8

The Nnnrled LONDOIN, August. ti.-—Ilrigadier.

bu sent, li the p

lo he sent lo Pol-

ertain that Russia will grant Poland a just peace, ai- tt-r which the scndlni! 01' 11119 All‘ sistanctumlll he stovilrtl- T1“? @111)‘ incl wits In session throughout the morning.

interviewers, all he would say was "I escaped"

aid will continue anti until it is t‘.

Italians Deplore Loss of Vaionia.

it.

Russia Makes Treaty With Austria

(Dom. Press Special.) ROME, August 5,—ltali.\n troops, following the signing of an agrou- ment with the Albanians at l)uruz-'

August. 6.-Sov~ lo a trcutv of al- nccording lo day. This n15

WASHINGTON. lot Russia has mat llnnce with Austria,

l1

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"OHUROH OF ENGLAND PIO- nic at Crapeud on Thursday, Aug. 19th, 1920. 2009

Reported Alliance of Germany and Russia

PARIS. August iIr-Frllllce was much agitated today over reports from fmndon that Germany and Russia ' have formed a secret nl- liance. The press demanded immcd late resumption of the blockade as

"MT. RYAN.—Ice cream festi- val at Mt Ryan. Tuesday evening

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having notartunl proof ibnt an ni-

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laud Divisiodof the Navy of Canada mot at. their liea tors, Duudas Esplanade yesterday, (Ihlri Justice Mathicstm presiding.

which reports coiiiitilttvos wt-rt- rcct-ivt-il.

Mr. clutirtiian of tho lloys Naval Brig- lt- (Joinmittt-t: reported that ar- raiigiruients to hold u catnip for the boys of the

s-uitabie sill! had been camp will be under the supervis-

, , n . _ , , dcr whose care, the boys ltavc. ruaiku ot violence were not easily [nude "lurked progress 5mm he

look charge. The catnp will begin‘ on August

sail

QFEBEC, Aug. 5.-Two sailors Lenvoise and Ilolllnger were held

hility by Judge Choquette in the with the death of Jean Verges, er-lviartnoutier, who was thrown off the deck of the vessel alter hav- ing been reduced to a state of in-

sensibility, it is alleged. The preliminary hearing was set

THE WEATHER,

cloudy with a few scattered show»

i101"? 1117011151‘ M111‘ (‘choral Lucas who wa.‘ captured plan calla for the Soviet govern- 1:), Sm“ want,“ “m! egmllwl] hm, crs. ""111 1° 11“ 11011111111 111111 1111111111 arrived in London from Iftliéillfi. To I

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