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What Is Wrong

I/Vith The Family?

Timely Address Delivered L'as

- Night to Crowded Audience by Mr. David Goldstein Under Auspices of the`Knights of Colum- bus--Lecture Was Highly Appreo- iated. ___

There was not a vacant seat--in were, out of which the state was

fact standing room was at a prem-lbuilderl ium-1-.1 the Prince Edward Tllcatrci By li fnn,ily_ lin s,,_ld_ Cnlllollcs on Sundey nisht on the occasion of 'meant ri moral relationship which, the 1e¢¢\|"¢ 0% “What 13 WPOIIE1 reduced to its lowest concrete With th¢F‘i1m Y'?"d€1iV€\‘€d by Mr. terms means husband. wife and DHVICI Giildstem imdef the lUSPi0- I cnlld; which exists not only for the es of the Knishis of Columbus. Inropoeutien for mrlnlrind, but also Before the sneaker of- the even-‘for preserving its spiritual and mc-

lilg was int.roduced it short' prog- 1-nl wolfol-o_ lemme of vocal music. consisting of The epculrer went on tc deal with trio “Miscrere Noble. Jesu Mei." the changed attitude to dlvnrcc, Suns ily M|BS.L\i_°Y BlNl°h&i”d. Rev- Once it was looked on as a dis- Hemi!-Ni Gi1|i~9*‘l'l\d MT- J-W- Bi'0Wn. grace, but now, it was considered as and a vocn.l.___ solo “Sweet Spirit. it means of obtaining notoriety, if Hear My Prayer". by Miss Lucynot inrnc. Now. women think li Blanchard. Mr. Aib€i‘I1 Bi11i\Ci1B~I`d the sign of emancipai.ioll by which beins the accompanist was very uc-'they strike err their chninr and Ceiitilbiy l'¢Dd¢l`ed~ shackles. He quoted the words of

MF- E-_"~ -|» M“_|"'|§l°Y» Grand Mr. O. H. P. Belmont. a prominent Knight of the 01\=1'1°tiB\°WI\ C°\iH- eunrogette who, he said, fought for Gil Of thi? Kl'li8hii5 °f C°|Umb“S- "freedom" for women all over the who acted as chairman. introduced world, but who prevented her

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The work of the League of Nat-

ions and the changing spirit in Europe with respect to the aims and objects of the League, were el- oquently cxplained to the students of the Prince of Wales College by Sli' I-lcrbert Ames, who, accompan-

Iled by Mr. H. H. shew, cnlcf sup-

erintendent of Education. and Mr. Percy Pope, president of the Rotary Club. visited thc College on Satur- day forcnoon. Sir 1-1erbert's re-

imarks, which were chiefly along the line of his address in the Heartz

Hall Friday night, were listened to with rapt attention, and it WHS evident that his vision of universal pence brought about by sympathet- ic understanding anrl fail' dealiriil

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P.VV.C. Students 'Ad- A dressed on Work of

League of Nations-_ Visit to Provincial Building and Other

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Members of the Stoll-1VlcCl‘u`oken sub-polar expedition in Montreal

on their way to New York wh4_§re they will report nn their archae- ological and other discoverlesdn the Aleutian Islands. At the left of the group is Charles T. Stoll ul New York, director of the'expedl- tion and Mrs. Stoll, the only woman member of' the party, Fourth

and fifth from the left are Halold McCracken, co-lender of the ex- pedition and Dr. H. E. Anthony, curator of mzmnlals of the Ameri-

can Museum of Natural lllstory.

IIIIIN HIS I’IIiI|]Y

Premier Declare

Great Britain Has _No Idea of Building aNavy in Competi- tion With the Unit-

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among nations found a warm rc-

sponse in the hearts of his hearers It was to the younger generation.

Iilti me '**'i

the 59953” °! m° Evening “Press” daughter from marrying the man ins his pleasure that the Supreme she loved, and forced her te wed

Council of the Knights of Colum- the Duke of Marlborough.

bus was taking such a determined stand against the insidious propa- ganda tending to the destruction of f9mIIY mi* He 3”‘V°`*"‘b\'Ief °“t““‘? Ile then proceeded to discuss the of the questions which Mr. Goldr question ns in wnelllel- me n~,nn,_,_ stein intended to discuss, and ex- gamlc family was the typo which plalned that-at the close of. the 1ec-- was intended for mankind. It f“\'@ ‘m Wen f0"“m.W°“Id be held' might be discussed from the mn- SI5 which any member °i- the 'md' terialistic viewpoint or from the "`""" W” at ub°\'»"Y~-“J “sk mms' spiritual and.Chrlstian viewpoint. H0115 Bhd Mr- Gmdstein w°“ld im' He then went on to explain that, swer them. os the Knights of Columbus were

Mr. Goldstein in beginnillg his Chrlsllnn and Catholic, they hold

address saidz. “It seems like carry- that nm,-l-logo was one of the seven ing coals to Newcastle to come to mcramenln Cnrist said -‘Therefore the Island ivbere the family life is what God nam lnlnml wgothor lot held in such high respect, to deliv- nb man nut nsnndenfi er a leoturewzxpressing' the’ neces- opposed to this there was a Neo- sitv of preserving it intact' pagan viewpoint, now making grca.

headway in secular colleges and in radical circles. This he denounced as being unimolistio, mechanistic. and founded on it D01"/Cftcii d°°t' rlne of evolution. J dip

l f th ht wa"

ootllgiis osgsitifgedo to millfil Christian

teaching They begin, he said, with

the evolution of man from the cpe.

thence from lower forms of

Meetings Etc. tl?

7 d women

They tell us that men aélsw mge_

v '“Y'°’_ l ._-Room noon R/mn cn1NA l1l§erf1‘S§rlf;‘{fdg,.§f,‘§,’§‘f,‘}“‘§,wn lived

‘ 'hae Monogamic Family

He went on to say that the family

were the units,-the bricks as it

time Provinces. Students of oul

splendid education- in itself ond'

CATS. Better Oats, Better China ' i _ Tnen after All Grocers. sane-lo-20-ti with ilrcuvs °f mal,lmn,,_

_ millions of l/9111 d _one woman

"Loading Live Stock Tuesday. Les with goglavldgy Bug, in the oct. scth. <sgd.> Minview Livestock had "T“‘}",,,,;_ n,ey's,,y_ man being

_ _ _gi course 0 Shipping Club. 8125 10 27 the manger he gained the upllxc;

"Come to the costume dance at handll“,§‘dnl;Jl?|yhvtiiives?o!i`,h‘;h`ytl1esc cardigan neu in rud or the rink. m“l‘ ugnlm wil ,,,-,_ men cccuniu-,

_ » 8784-10-29-21 gigs wenlgh, and monogamy spral'lZ

"Rummage Bale in the Y. M. O. ”' '_*l(;ontlh»\x;_d!oE;ge 3)

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Cube Traverse Hall on Wednesday- Govern

October 31st. If rainy first nne _ night. ir/as-lo-ao-all on Sh0)‘f T011?

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"Dr, Clifi:,'M. D.--Start now home ‘ ' Th G ,dlnnl Wvention cure. Purdy Station! TC;3"(’)°§i;'o"’°0ct_° 27‘:Hls Emel-

eeicheeter oo., N. Y., U. s. A may me G°vem0,_Genen,_l l.

9`7°sm°° leaving for a short tour throggx.

"°""'° ontario on Monday- -

"Neil e, -tc-d tc how. Hun- 5°“i*‘°"‘

lol. Rlvecr -tggl"m_°Fl:nch Rlvel. 29. He will be accompanied

as Sir Herbert said, that this all- _

peal must be made with unmis- _

takable emphasis if the world ls tol

avoid another terrible war whichl

might nlleiantithc eclipse of our hordi I won civ Za on. _

A most interesting feature of Sll'_TW0 Mtjin _an a Woln” '

1-lerberifs address was his sugges-l an Vlctlms of Tragnm tion of a model League of Nations! .I R, among the students of the Mari-A, edy Neal- Nort

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colleges and universities could meet Sydney on Saturdayiij regularly at some central piilvfhl N- rht til perhaps at Sackville, for the_ol-l l& »

ganization and continuance of such'

it League. This would afford i1 ‘- ___

would encourage OUT i’0U“g Pcoplci IC“'"""““ mess) 1 to follow intelligently the events NORTH SYDNEY, N, S., Oct. 28|lir.~ that are going on at Geneva. The _submerged under twenty feet 0 suggestion met with hearty 11l\li\'0V' water when the closed Cui” iii nl_ ,which they were driving to Sydnc _J

gli- Hel-port also viSit¢d F5100” cl‘r.shed into an automobile tribv-»3,*,l

wocd Hospital. the Expefiiilenml cllillg in the opposite direction, an

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LONDON Oct. 27.-Great Britain

I » ‘has no idea of building a navy in lcompetition with the United Btates ,said Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minis- ‘ter when he spoke tonight at a ,great mass meeting in Albert Hall lin celebration of the tenth anni- iversary of the League of Nations Union. He expressed profound re- }gret at what he declared was only in “temporary failure," to reach an

________ _ lagroement with the United States In li' on naval matters and he also de- e sri... ‘;‘§....i“s.i°li;‘i.r.:‘f.:f§f".1‘;s

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lcopyrlglll 1928 by the As, lg' l0“Ourslpolle3l ill naval billlding is

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mented Press) gl go ow, le s d. we ave nc

t Forty three million men and

women, by far the largest number ever registered. have

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Station, the Provincial Bulldihgf rebounded between two iron tri'/ses .

and rl neighboring fox ranch during cf the Leitches Creek bridge, tw Saturday forenoon. He was gfeiit' men 'and il young woman met deal

ly interested in the Confcdtilnsllllolll by drowning on Satul.day nlgnt_ and Le8Is1auh§e;iii\i'lrdi,ct§hii;t fiiciufr 2,-Thr Sdéflargi allilnnggsswzlggi I ‘change in the orientation of our in me “lard Of 7-IW Pf°VmCI°1?;' of gd y and James Ross' p°“°y' ggldidg r:hcywol'ding of which he l,:w'e:ty el;l3e§éar Old Sydnéy Mines’ I “Our interests and our -inclinat- “I ' . i h lik ted us to pre- considered very alll>i§lDl€;Ié°~dlstmg_ war veteran. it is believed thelre F [AL i sgflsle agsda eveegmlgxengihen the iTli“ii(\lli1slli)tolie5/li;e<iI*'~at unfavorable WWE "3 other passengels m Mel solidarity of our relations with Ger- U5 9 ` . - » Cm" ith France and

hi I rn seeing. many, as well as w

weather rgiel\;l2i;t¢é1dwa"r‘d ‘I‘;hmd Oni The three victims ofh thfl trggfedy iCanadian Press) Italy.. more of 1" C H as Mqualnled left North Sydney S Ort Y e ore _MEXICO CITY. Oct. 27.-Two de- Mn Baldwin dealt with the evil this occasion' e ‘il this Province te" °°I°Ck in the automobile own' fendnnts have been released and influence of war on nationalchar- with muhy Hai-Wes ° _ ed b Browns mother. On the ten others held for trial b the sec

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the battle of ballots at the presidential election on No- vember 6. The total marks an Tncrease of nearly 14,- 000,000' over the vote cast in

1924 and makes the figures of former years appear small in compitrisonl From coast to coast and from the Canad- ian border to the Rio Grande statistics gathered by the Associated Press tell thc same story-that of un- precedented determination of voters of both sexes to participate actively in the contest of 1928. iii E itil “

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intention of competing with the

,El WASHINGTON 0"" 23-' ‘£5 United States and we came to our

gli decision to go slow, long before we

gl-lwerg asked to sign the Kellogg

pac .

E5 "We are grateful to Mr. Kellogg § for bringing the treatyto Europe QE It gives us what in our spiritual life ill; we should be grateful fowan op- EE portunity for a fresh start. I doubt

whether the world yet realizes the

55 full import of the Kellogg pact`." QE The Prime Minister concluded 5 with an appeal for faith fn the

Q5 Leagtuef of Nations as an instru-

men o peace.

Earlier in his address, he alluded

to. uneasiness reflected in some British newspapers recently who

ll;-l thought that by the Franco-Brit- nn ish naval accord this country had 1"] been committed to the French view iii concerning army reserves without Q obtaining any adequate naval con- rlel-, cession. _ ' “I wish to contradict thc idea that % we have abandoned our position of % impartiality. adopted ut the time or

,,l 5% gi 5 the Locarno pact," said Mr. Bold-

___ win. “We have made no new en-

gagements and there has been no

.- Y Y ' r, articularly as illustrated lr

now living U1 New! _\l{°r§ xigsplgoln Leitches Creek bridge, about six ond district court after a prelimin- gsgwlgld wan He said that this ton. Mid hem the san I miles from the town, they met a ary hearing of charges in connec- snowed tn” mankind descended high esteem. it for Snckvlll_n`r.ar driven by Robert Pickles of tion with n frustrated attempt to not only from the ape but also has

Sir Hcrllert Olin Where he spent Sydney. who said after the acci- pcison President Callcs and Genet- lnnel.lied_cnm-acterlslics of il-le ¢,lg_

Saturdiiy 5 t°m_ #ment Tmeman ol rlent that the Brown car, travel- al Alvaro Obregon and the explos- en Sunday with Plect ' He ls pl,oc_ ling about thirty five miles an hour. ion of dynamite bombs in the build- I-The tiger 15 very close to the Sackvllle Universi il C he w,ll,l,,_ struck the front fender of his cur ing of the Chamber of Deputies and snrfacey ne said, “If the state is eedihil *-0 Hmifax' wscrme slndenig on the left side, and'\rebounded in the Obregon political headquart- in survive, ll-le tiger inns; be elim- liver three 1e°"‘“.'es fl It ll; nw. into the water through the wooden ers. Ilna¢ed_ but our experience of 13 of Dalh0U5ie Umversh y'lenveS me rail between two iron trusses of The twelve had been previously years 3,30 showed that these be-‘ie hable that \`iCf°"° it Steps wlll the br1dge_ dlschizlrged i`rom charges of compile- instincts are ready to be summon- M“'m“‘°s mme dengniiniinn of ni A coroners Jury called by Dr. -1- ity in the osscssiuetien of General ed from their hidden lull- at a mo- be taken for me tlflgtions in which W. MacLean this afternoon return- Obregon, a crime for which Jose de mel-ii»,'5 notice. 1110561 I-“’“3“° °‘ apronlnne \villIed a_verdict that the three came Leon Toral and Mother Superlorl “No two bodies of persons 81'? students from this ' i b dental drown- Conce tion are to Face' court soon. mol-o potent to summon ih€S¢ im- pai~ticil>i1i1°~` ling. No blame was attributed to --~_- cient impulses than are the politic-

5" ______,_..¢¢>- ~ lihe Pickles brothers, but -it was re- vivcd by his mother Mrs, Esther lens and the press. Only an intciisf’

_ commended that the approaches; to BrC\Vii Of SYdH€Y- spiritual fight can resist these ln-

the I./‘itches Creek bridge and the ` ` slings"

HOIYIB pride; itself bewidcned. seven KILLED j Viscount Gray presided at the

Thornton Miss Jarvis had recently been em- meeting and in opening it praised

V played rt a Sydney hotel, and was (Canadian Press) the good work done by the LeaE\iP

Ffofn ufope returning after visiting her mother HANOVER, Md.. Oct. 28-Seven of Nations. Referring '50 the P0517

and three sisters. Ross who went persons were killed here late this tion of the United States he said i

F. C wdy, acting seor

Tuesday, Spring Valley Wedncsglzylig;';7°{§g;t'_Colf°H_ Wmls 0.0°n_

d Major R. RBYUGV- H15

,, ' " ' `° Igizsllrlgoy proposes to visit Guelph.

Come to been-supper at Wheat- st “ard woodslosln

icy River hall 'ruerdav so th lr not Kitchtntf- 'Q d ' M me cm

fine Thursday Nov. 41st. » ,Galt and Brant or . b-

am-io-as-al cluslcn of the tour. heMWi\irj$ tg

lwgy 01 Tofontb and lm ~

’ Excellency

°° Grand Concert by some of_Q1i€b*3¢ W f meet' H" , charlottetovnrs beet tallent in pub-‘who ic f°t“"“““D fl?" E;‘fl“i{_‘§,§l§‘ lc hall. Urapnud, under the aus-,the C-P‘S~s' ll l“°Q°§;bec on N01 Dioes of Womm's Institute on Mon- Bild 13 *Www l "Exoenencles will lllrlidgvenino october sethqpmvginarl lsliliggfnfl ATr;‘§,§,,,e my ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-

are het ind. so 6-10- - les in Montreal on B,_,nd,y_ N0.

"Hallowa'en Auction Party Hope Vdmbel' 11- I'°"‘”`“I“g t° om” for

River Monday Nth. Play two hours, the 12th-

eilmea and program after.

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ssB.uyl|l‘ ml dlggpi ‘nd l3mbg,I

It Kensington To forenoon of

'mn week. | T; P_ Q’Cpym0r

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Crown Life Co. l , Elect Borden ' - President

(speoipl to The Guardian) 'ronoN'rb. 'oot. 'ri-The Rt.

Hon. Sir Robert L. Borden V35 unanimously elected President Of the (:rovm_`Life Insurance Company vat a special m9ei.ln8 ‘if the dI"°I"‘ 'ore held ln 'roi-onto yesterday Sir

"Chicken I . The ' Mission 9” ` Fl. of the first policy '"1 W4 *Wm “PNY I" "M I'°»ND°N' ninth? I'&sa°ninar-ehlbden pi the ww” B°d°““° 'mr' T“°°d°y °°t' P' ooonnorw are raisins a trust combsny andwas a member of the rio. _ |°f °°“““°°‘3w lo, ln, purpose of original bciu-ti from leol to mv.

, t me-lo-so-al iuu¢li“°fh°l'£' ,_ lin, mnnlty. 'rhe since his voluntary retirement

ci its §i§i _ ll

"Buying st ihnsrsjld, sour. livmtt

lambs iilt,

lm' ~ to t f the premiership of_Csnada in

1¥"';‘;::|‘l;'i;1f|o:ah1ii:nil:dtb.: liuhtiliiimirewieig fri: Sir Robert: has blien lietveiligillg

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_ |700-10-fl-iiiliéulwd 5’ mon of ooniratidatimm take an allllve interest in the

_ ‘,.,¢tl_ `iira it"'eempany' withwhc

tslinr hoes. from .”‘°§b°'l,°l,,,°‘n-°ti.lt- fund' shi:-"ble wa: 'o early associated and wul dnwvr °°‘~ "°"‘“° . ,,,,,,,' ,ln is nun-ned be it niquelxt visitor uirrercnw, ' °'°‘°°""°‘ "“°'°°““°" ' rpporticn to the tie-ndi the meetings in ecnnoe-

'mm' .I imriio ran Ifivieii-utennii-“mI:in'i\reiiu.` iI°“ ""‘i§...‘*‘!’.‘i°."’.‘I"""”°°-"“F‘“°";_

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, Oct. 27-Official

announcement of the appoint- ment of Judge Joseph N. Ellis. Vancouver, to the Supreme Court of British Columbia is made in the current issue of the _Canada Gazette.

BUFFALO, Oct. 27-Four gun-

men held up eight persons in thc plant oi. the Cutler Desk _(Io. today. took half of a $5,000 payroll and escaped in an au- tomobile driven by an accom- plice. _

GLASGOW. Ori.. 21- Prime

_Minister Stmnley Baldwin was elected lord rector of Glruigow University in succession to Sir Austen Chsmberiain, British foreign secretary l at the tri- cnniai election today.

WINN'Il;§§}. Oct. 27-During

the week Ing Thursday mid- llllht a million more bushels of grain were marketed along the-lim ni the cuudian Ne- tloml Railways than in the

MABTINEZ, Calif., Oct, 27.-

Apparcnt failure of the driver to see-a sharp turn in the high- way because of blinding head- lights on an approaching cur 'resulted in the deaths of six persons, all of Berkeley, when their molar our plunged over a 'I5 foot bluff at Torrney near here last night.

GLASGOW. Oct. 27.-Sco_t-

land defeated Wales by four goals to two in the internation- sl soccer match played today at Ibrox Pork. Of the lnierni- tiolssi series between the two countries which began in 1878. Scotland lisa won 33 matches, Wales ii, while ten have been drawn. `

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2’1.--

llerbert Hoover announced to- day that if the Republican par-

ty is returned to power he 'xiii call an extra session of n- meu to desi with fsrm relief if adeiusie lerieivilon should not

be enacted st the coming ses-

, I ll fi V vicmble to the cause

,,‘,?°.‘;‘3it,‘2 222‘5l'i‘$¥“ll...ryZ¥.‘1’§s‘3.1‘.i.“"&‘2..§.‘2l';.l‘§if3..”?‘“wlF.1`.r.f§.’I°?i?..“§‘.i’§..°Ili`ii.§‘&“§’.’Tl§"’$liuli‘Z Z'f“swZl§’.§°..i‘Z.'e. nt.. in ivlllreti

N ' and president and four children or Rydnev Mines and demolished by a Baltimore and States should be taking RH U “ '

Thornton. chairmen ' _ - ‘ - lll to the wcrlr of of the Canadian National Railway: Brown was unmarried, and is sur Ohio passenger train. lille; ltlilcizllilepxlg inns be cStabush_ arrived in New York tonight on l Y . v. . mg B nan-le, agonist aggressive

Berengnriaimpehtiiatri ii°)ipNi>°fnm-telic 3'- I war in addition to the protectloli after an ns _ _ _ d b the League covenlin- ,,,,,,,,..,». Emp... ...,.........i..... LAST MINUTE NEWS FZASHES l,f;°fg;,, 5,, _,_ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,

i B. - l having the United States .IUIH mf:

league as a reluctant and hcsltat

_ ing member. I

Allenbys in

I - Washington

(Specid to The Guardian)

I wasnxircrrou, oct. zv- vn-

Famous Orient

an Hour.

(SIIGCUI-I ID The G[l&|'diil.l'l)

BUCHAREST, Roumanla, Oct. 27

-Thirty eight were killed when the Slmplon Orient express. one of the world's most famous trains, bound from Bucharest to ,Pal'is. racing through the darkness at 60 miles an hour, crashed into the He-irmannstaad-Bucharest express near the town of Recea at 2 o‘clock this morning.

Nearly fifty persons were ser-

_Thzrty Eight Lose

iii Lives In Crash

Express Met With

Accident Near Town of Recea' ii/hile Travellz

ng at Sixty Miles

iously injured. Among the killed is believed to be Arnold Ehrlich, a merchant of Chicago, who was pro- ceeding to Bucharest, and Alexan- der Herschler, general manager of the Wahl Eversharp company of New York was severely iniured. The crash, which ls attributed to a de- fective switch was one of the worst in recent years. Many of the in- Jured it is feared will die. Twenty .one of the dead are Roumanlans.

‘ is some fume.

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ount and Lad Allenby SP9 BUGS”

.c Y of official Washington over the §week end. En route to their home ,in England aft/er attending the

national convmtion of the Ameri-

wounded Amsricsn mst war vet- erans at Walter Deed hospital

ooh Legion in Ban Antonio. they ,were due in Washington early to- :dny io be presented to President land Mrs. Coolidge. . Atfrloon the British field marshal Iwas invited to be the luncheon Iguest of army cavalry officers at `the.aru1y and navy club. Viscount lAllenby also culled .for an inspection of Fort Myer, Vs., on his way to] Arlington nstitmsl cemetery to place a wreath on the lrsve of the unknown soldier. and a visit to

2.ooo D115 _

OF PLA CUE

(Canadian -Press)

PEKING, China. Oct. 28.-Chinese

reborts from Fenchow 50 miles south ‘ , _

west of Taiyuanfu in the province of I _ -' ij ,

Shnnshi, say that 2,0615 persons havel '

died of e. plague in 20 towns of the vicinity, The situation was said to be serious, with the disease out of

control. °

Premier Returns _` ' From Europe

(Canadian Press)

and glad to be back in Canada, th

'cadet in the Senate. Senator W.L

Ma.cDougald and Senator Andrew Haydon, sailed up the Bt. Lawrence filvento land at Quebec.

In his stateroom Mr. King told if sc-me of those things which took him to Europe, of the welcome he received everywhere, of the high place which Canada has achieved in the minds and hearts of Euro- pean nations and of the benefit

which had accrued from his so

ioum in Great E'ritaln and on the

continent.

the world depends more on good 're

minister, in this collnectlon.

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iDaring Attempt to In-

ON BOARD THE EMPRESS OF

SCOTLAND, Oct. 27-After an ab- sence of more than two months, during which period he represent- sd the Dominion on a number of historic occasions, Premier Macken- zie King returned to his homeland today. Looking well and ruddyl

orime minister, who was accompan- ied on his return vo'yage to Can- ada by Hon. C. A. Dunning, Min- ister of Railways and Canals, Hon. Raoul Dandurand, govemment

3 I timidate Prohibition

1 Inspectors in Dis. i charge of Th eir ' Duty.

I While engaged in raiding premis- les on King Street Saturday evening prohibition Inspectors Haywood. Bradley and Kelly were fired upon, presumably from an adjoining yard. .Two or three loud reports. from a. rifle or revolver, were distinctly ,heard by the oiiicers while they were searching around in the back yard of the suspected premises. but ithey are unable to say where the lshots landed or whether it was the ‘intention to “get” the omcers or lsimply to scare them away. There ,was a crowd around at the time. I The odlcers had searched the house and had seized a gallon can iof rum which it is alleged was be- iing delivered at the door. They had igone into the yard to look around lwhen the explosions were heard. It was about 9,39 ill the evening. and itoo dark to nnd any trace of sus- lpected assailants. It is the inten-° itlon, however, to investigate the lmatter further. _ ~

Peace and Canadafs part in per-

petuating peace in the world, foml sd the theme of much of what Mr. King had to say. "The Peace of

He pointed out that in the de-

Evidently an attempt was made

'Ito intimidate the inspectors in the

‘discharge of their duty, and this

'points to the existence of a more

.or less organized “gang” in Char-

"lottetown. some of whose members

lot least carry firearms and are pre- lparcd to resist the enforcement of ' 1 the law.

iationshlp between the Unitedl States and Great Britain, and Great I Britain and France than on any other single factor," said the prime

ivelcpment of this happy relation-

fshlp Canada held 9. key position.

The Dominion imderstood and lcculd interpret the French, the fBrltish and United States charact- ,crs. She was qualined to act as the interpreter nation. With her ‘understanding of all their peoples. lshe held it in her power to cement Icloser and closer the bonds which existed between them. “Europe will have to come to the new world point of view." said Mr. King, in referring to efforts for world peace.

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rises tomorrow morning at 0.31.

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Full moon Sunday, October 28th

Bummerside tide eighteen minu-

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