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Thousand of People Homeless In South-

ern Luzon Island. (fiddled! Hell) MANILA, Sept. Gl-DQIMI eeuved by the typhoon whiohswepc South- ern Luzon Island had increased to more than 200 todly. Will! fihvllllllldl of persons [homeless in the stricken srees. Reports of additional caeull- lii-s were received from the devastat- |d regions near the 101m of Infente on the western ecest ,0! TIYIBN Province. 1m wniud sinus deetroi‘ Il‘ mdeeli was enroute to the east coast of Linen for relief work while many planed M!!!“ lhl llIlillQfl district. ‘Imcueende of persons were reported to be homeless and 11011817- A water shorted! in Manila, caused when the Wilhocn broke a b1! Willi‘ main, was relieved by emersenev “fiumee which btmight in a. smell low. i

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Glit- 3695» '1—-A verdict er accidental death wits re- turned yevtmlev w e iiirv loves“ gating the death of cisytvn BMW i0, who was abet b! his father Hoi- 1|; Bailey, while en a. riuntlb: i-rlll m: Iawyervllle, ilet Thursday! Till’ jury mum that the flther leelng n movement in the bush hi!!!‘ W319“ they had brsviaii-ilv shot s, seer, nr- ed andkilleii his son.

“lébulfiilEdvEfivlisé , MEETINGS. with "m vnkniilnm~u Orwell Hall, Mollie!» Ill“- 94 ; » reiuui-e-ili

n", mm, IrBn-Itart now home Reventiiacuile. gurdjy Salli-lin- W9” " '- ' d-"l-tl. Sept. izpd- w"Emerp.ld Olub taking live stoiél; li from con u?

tiiimk. m’ “mi-i-i-ii "Meeting of the W. O. T. U. Mon-

Period‘ Of Unrest

JERUSALEM, sept. ‘L-Admission hes been made by persons closely in touch with the situation in Palestine that nitbouzb the British Government has matters firmly in hand an el- tendsd period of rest requiring large forces 0f troops may lte expected. Although the country has grown not- lccebly more peeoeeble the last m days there were continued reports of minor disorders, and ‘ L between British imops and si-sbs and between Arabs end Jews.

iiii SET Filli Piiiuunii

ifALIFAx, Sept. t.-'iuesssy, Oe- tober 81st, is the day on which bel- lotlng will take piece is the Iroviiim» wide liquor plebiscite, it was announc. ed yesterday by Hon. E. N. Rhodes, Premer of Nova. Scatls. An order-in council, naming the lest dd! dii which the pleslbdte could possibly be held under the legislation providing for it was passed by the Government yester- dnv. Electors will b: called upon to set- tle two questions: whether they favor the repeal of the Nova. Bcotia ‘femf persbee Act, end whether they favor some system of Government control of the sale of liquor. . EDIIGATIN 60M.

MEETS Al iii lliiilfli

Much New And ‘Inter- esting Evidence Prue- sented.

Thursday afternoon the Iducatioh Odilliiiislilon met at W000 Islands. Evidence wee given by H, M. ire- Donald, Wood islands Westpllel- 001m A. Benton, Flat River; Ghee. S. McDonald, Wood Islands last; Miss McDoiieid. ‘murmur; Gap- tain Purchase, J. c. McMillan, Wood

h? evening at 8 iliclock st the hofne

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"dome te the ice cream social ill uni-bore eehoei bouet. lseudev even- ing, Sept; 1th. If not fine come the following evening ‘rive-M-li

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. . , _ "Oonll t0 Valley Hill isos- dly. Bert. 0th. st eso end see the three-act drama "iI-‘Oliplilve Hired sun" - ~ , tut-v-e-u , .

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islands. and others. it wee the cell- eensue of opinion that the present supplement system be abolished, and tbet the government elioiilii dolled! and pay sileries‘. The need oi more noi-iziiil treixilng_was stressed. The raising of revenue by en educational tax to meet any iiidreiiee nim- geeted, and considerable emphasis wgglglven w me necessity 0f lilsflb- ing, whore newbie, smell schools in- to the nearby schools with the re- suitent graded eeheol. The "l"! 0| the graded school rather than the miscellaneous school wee pointed Ollli, and the example lei lilac River graded school, famous in the P“? for its output of ensure. m elven s; en outstanding illustration o! the

in me lfldld iiilieel. ‘Pliers wee some dfiillii NW1!“ on ‘m. “l”

May Be Expected

Died Suddenly

we Muss; died vnsasniv It MI residence in Littisbsmpten. m. at the lee of I10. Following the Titanic dissem- Lord Mersey Wu confmlsi sinned to llqllre into its called. as wig glee preeldeht of commission 0f inquiry into the Empress of Ireland catastrophe.

Briand Will h Discuss Plan‘

, . . ' (Canadian Press

GENEVA, Sept. ‘L-Boine discussion has been lflélieed lief‘! by 1161i iilclir- elm! oi a iepreseniietive of the irisn Flee state‘ smcbgmvitsticns it! a ibis. chscn Mnnriny st which nubile: Brianci of iii-noes will go inw further detail on his plan for e belied stet- es o! Europe. The suggestion lies been heard i-hat neither Great Britainnor tile new swi-sisi will be included in the confederation, neither being insin- tlined as states. ‘the project nus been discussed with considerable feeling by some of the national delegations here this” smaller nations representative lrgiiing it might, result in domination in indus- try and commerce of llluropeln na- tions. Another point. mised ls that ab- olition of tariff berrisre would in- creees direct taxation end involve a total change in the fiecei policies of the notions.

DREAM LEADS T0 TBEAIUDI Armenia, sept. ‘L-‘rwo astounding cases 0i dreams comihl true beve efiilltefl the filtered! o! the Greek Pbychitidl Bessel-eh lwletll which has made a special record ofrthetii. A poor woman, a refugee from Asia senior, llfinp at Kétitsileri, seer this city, teidher hiillilhd that she tied dreamed for three flights in succes- sieii of two men and a woman weer- liig old-fashioned dress, who lied told hertodigupiihegveundeiiacertain spot e, hundred yards’ from their hfimfi .

‘file ‘s husband_end three workmen accordingly went to the pie“ and etc-fled to dil, After me:- lfig a liole about five feet deep, they lied llliiint satisfies themselves that there wae nothing‘ there; but st that moment the woman lllreelf tfil I hand ab! iii s few minutes had un- ceflfedeome bonemaeweli seen antique funerel urn end various iii- The

_ , scriptime recorded plaques. _ 1:! N‘: ‘my of a ‘serrate lei! will“? N"? Libra‘: n: ‘cgflé: blue lace with black velvet hat. A’ ugfleeqeflli- mxmlguzo ‘znlmun inthecabine. gllbof the bridegroonnadiemond 'k"""" ""_ uaiua M 0N4" m“, m, m°°,,,°,,,,'w' A n“ ‘m; ' _ » eel platinum w pin- T Condensed Specials egeleiiliiifll smat- - " r ' an. bride v... nuns... i. us. en Days Heat F R , .| Bmmmdo“""“m‘m ‘ 5575*,” "gffl 3g i" a“: .""Y°" or at" of honor and Miss mm. Longworth. Wavg I3 Causg a each insertion m tllle oolamiti ‘l m building-mammalian st Atlilfil . "*“" “l” °‘ ‘h’ “l” ‘m’ m“ “m” . .e.s44+4+44~o+eo ‘i new mgiomdummppntm“ “mum . y 7.35m m. Manama! tile bride fiance‘:- Beer Famine m,“ “wan,” w b’ w“ be m up mo“, maids. s were vowed e flAKTID-BA stem. I _ 11a

_ind»li1\ld_' a1,“ mu.“ r d m,“ u “M”, M, mks chiffon dresses with chiffon ___ mm numb semi.

W" "W"? metal request {ml m mete trimmed with a darker shade PARIS, Szpt. ‘L-Plecsrds advertish _ _ "0- Bépt e-nauiunie; - »~

W" W w go " waste. aetill lee elem cf velvet. ‘rheir hm of ambre mt in: “no more beer” in letters several W“ W "We?!" Windl, ieir not lnm“ 5' Mm" 3'“m,l"

I I i m’ 4" ude in the reeiflll mo: cf wue minded with tbs some velvet inches high last night adorned an ""'°" “m5 "l temper-nine. ' “mnmh” mm “i” “ithfiffilla:

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'Wfi“l*“ i; ,' in pus mean to match their gowns, vicinity of the Opera, the Bouree and Mvllimi. cloudy .. ass-es mean-n conveniences. im.,l-,..

‘vein wen-in; amber nsunuee the sift u m. Grand Bpiiieverd in mute testi- Quebec. cloudy .,. vs-u Home. ‘mom! "_

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MNPCW this INUIII was attended by so. here during rten dare heat wave. Kelli“. elem n-ea "WI °"°" l“ "l" '

fill s. omen end the unim mu mu gone dry b. regards s... it John, in es-iee ‘w’ i005!“ wee us. soon e. niiuen and m. biftnot from choice. us citieens have nevienreu et-u ' - filter! weed d ieieiiml. bin-lug literally drunk it. dry. New rm, drew ,,,,,,.,,__ 1g..." titersigning of the register Mrs 1A. Obeetterneon paper teeny calculat- dun em thil mom as m and "0! the Wines oi e4 that 1.241.000 eleeeee ei beer wen rieee tomorrow morning at Ill, wameeeeunaiene-ureveneumnesinearissneiienibuvu Plretauareerlioonfleeelenleee " mm ma: ennui. riumuv llfllil ' tbeueint furnishes ivnibn iota. no p, m. . .'

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EPTEMBER

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(epoch! to The Gllltlllln) idoumnsn, Que, Sept. ’l—'I'hre-a

ports Island Potatoes mid Medic robbed the Dominion Goal 00., of $10,000 early today at

The Best shown At “Mum,

Clllladiall whenvthey held up a car conteininr Exhjbjtjmh ltllt emnloveee on their way to the

Hon. B. W, bePagei fillies Ede ward Island representative et the oenedien National Ishibitien. upr- ento. arrived home Saturday night.

Interviewed by The auariuan m. ,, were elated that the Island ex- m, hiblts in the Maritime Booth in the ‘on Dominion Bisiidilll attnetnd much biitentlon. eseb Province hail 11,141,“, ‘ mmw’ "mi m‘ ‘mull ‘"3 n" they hand over the payroll. The men m!“ u i “mun” "wm- in the car complied with the re-

lmkine lbeiit the will“! 01- qieeee end the bandits quickly dlfsap- hlbmfl- mi "PM! mil iilllt the seversi shots were fired cite‘: 13mm Wtlidee there were the Pflliee the fleeing automobile and one shot 34""! "m" R311 90555117 ‘N! took effect. smashing the‘ glam in Wile lfllieh superior in llle slid iiiill- the resi- windshield, but it is no-i ity to those exhibited by the other know-n whether any of the robbnw" provinces. This also seemed to be were hurt. the impressions; use-thalamus o! omens. to the men. su one poul- toes exhibited iii we Booth were fes- iursu vs "Meritiiiie" kt. nePelé- iiliilllniid fillet seen immune ban e reenter, and the rep-

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Tilemone! comprised the payroll for the branch and was in charge oi four inen. including a guard. The cer containing the payroll had been followed by another heavier ‘cur _, pushed the first machine of!

d at the Frontenac St-La-

e Perk intersection. The men. and armed with shotguns the employees and demanded

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Urged to G108 Up - I I Rlghtsiln China answering questions with regain to (“WM ‘i’ "1' Gimma") m; may“, mm‘, §¢Mmm6¢‘_ RANKING, Chiba. Sept. 7-0. T. umgugngpgmgigg gwmfluiagc" b; Wang. foreign minister. informed “c1; pguymqg, A ‘mg 5g‘ m; mm“ newspsper men today he was mailing fsgipgsg-"gg, mo“; gm,’ 95mg“; a; new notes to the United States. whim, "g1." Amman,‘ w“; y‘, “p. Greet Britain, France, Norway and plied Miidilllteritiire 3110 Netherlands urging them to give pfflpgfgd ‘m; 1,3,11,51,53 by m, d“- ‘up their extrsterxitorlslity rights in smmsm, mg pimumy Aggwigpiqh China without aeiev- 1hr. wens said we; hgndgd out, Th, gghflm buflfls the note to the United States would ing was crowded ‘from 0 a, 3'1, m1 be mailed today, to Great Britain 10 p, m, My, up"; w“ ‘Quad h and France tomorrow and to Nor- repon m“ m, “alum, boon. way and the Netherlands next week. seemed to attract more, dttentioh 3° "w" had lilrnflzi flu“? h; uisn ofthe ‘ Q 43144611. = We "l" l“

purmbyrwltgfQ lint-d, week, that Ghina was awaiting so- Qqmmigiqn; “ Tami», “d m‘ viet approval of the Nsnking drgit

. resentstives in snares were kept busy

sbgn°n‘pher' M!“ Owen,’ we" ‘m.’ of a joint declaration for the opera.-

buq duflns m, Emma,“ mu i“; tlon of the Chinese Eutern Railway um»); mutinfl’ m 55mm‘ m‘ and a report from the Chinese min-

Maritimel. Taken all in all. m. be» "i" ‘t mm“- ‘"‘° t‘ Pme“ w” in Geneva.

tic eiicceml. and from en Advertising point of view wee of great impdre

“m. u, {he Madam“ Longworth-Buntain

____._.___~-_._____..____ Wedding I fidilii; Pauli Church was the scene it hlffi ntioii snturanv of the mar- --- i-inge of Eileen Vctorlo, daughter of iwanadian lh-eee) Mr. and Mrs. Charles if. B. Long- nnanvorone. Finland, Bopt. s worth, niiiiiurvt. to Mr. George Hed- -One hundred and fifty persons ley Buntein. eon of Mr. and Mrs. moiltly sebobi boys and girls were n. v. Buntain.

BANIIITS EEI

Perl: and Frontenac 5%., ‘

Frontenac branch of the company. .

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9, 1929

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i . Democrats To - . I Attack Bzll whsmmrrou, D. 0., Sept, 1.. sviilowing a conference vestei-dsy be. tween Senator Robinson, r~ me leader, and the l‘ ntic members of the Finance Committee, Behatar Robinson announced that Bennie:- Bimmons on Mondey would offer a motion to consider first the adminis- trative provisions e1 the tariff bill. These will include the flexible tsflf! which the Democrats will seek to rc- peal. Later on, Senator Robinson said, he would favor e move to con- nne the bill to agricultural rates. The Demcrats plan to attack the bill in e long general debate at, the outset. Insurgent Republicans will not co-operate with them. Senato: Robinson expressed the belie! that the tariff meesure couild not be en- acted befdre next winter, end said he thought it now unlikely there would be e. biii enacted.

HEADS BAR issigiiiioi

(Canadian Pffll) QUEBEC, Sept. 'l-HOIl. R. B. Ben- nett, made: of the Opposition at Ottawa, was elected presidential the Canadian Ber Association this morn- ing succeeding the Hon, Wellece Nesbitt, K. 0., of Toronto. Other of- ficers were elected ae foliowei Do- vioe president, Louie Bt. Laurent, K. 0., Quebec; Prince lid- werd Island, Judge Inman, Char- lottatown. QUEBEC, 56M. ‘FH-Infd Hafiwflrthv Master o! the nous of the British low courts. lest. night addressed the Canadian Bar A‘ ietlon on the ev- olution of the English lew in evi- dence. In a brief scholarly PIP!!- Lord Henworth traced the llwe of evidence beck to the time of William the conqueror when the courts‘ mew- cd little consideration for the ae- eused and when judges could im- prison Juries if they were dissatis- fied with the veMiet. Thlll in the trial of Sir Nicholle rbromoriiarisn for treason egelnst Queen Mm in i554, the jury returned e verdict of not guilty end were immediately put in prison and only released some months later on payment of e heavy

Touring Conada

ciiiriiiii is ivijiiivii

Sir Charles Dalton Ex. presses Warm Inter. est In Forthcoming Campaign,

Mr. Simon P. Pauli, emu-min a the Provincial Senator-lulu Commis- sion bus just returned from a vis- lt to the Western end 0i’ the lnce where he had en eepeclillyfen- couraglng interview with Bil’, opens Dalton. m. nou called st: mama attention to the unfortunate impres- sioii that existed in some eedlicnf that the gusset senntmium stave- inent did not have his euppkt, Ind sympathy. lir Oharlee authorised bu. Peoli to state that this ie absolute,- iy felse: not only does he wins forthcoming campaign God, Speed . and every success but he firmly be- lievesthep , ‘Sanatoriumtobe en absolute necemlty for this Isllnd.

Mr. Peoli was accompanied by Dr. J. A, McPhee, the Prince count; member of the Commission, and w. o. u. Williams. the Provincial or- ganlcer. THO! HD0715 that thd mbfl" prominent citizens of the various communities visited speck very en- thusiastically as to the support whiel the snnstcrimn minpsign le meeting with in tboll districts. The Wllnbfil Institutes of the Province. the epon- sors of the movement, have the! organisation wen: well in mind ml are eagerly awaiting the opening d the drive on lfcndey morning. lep- tember leth.

"nus esmpeim has the further support of the night mmend ti! Bhhop of Chmottetawn Ind 0H Pmwetent Mlhilfieflal Abddietim d nines Edward Islsnd. There is n: question but thetthe forthcoming drive for funds to build and squig s Provinelel Sanitarium is themosi geuereiiy commended appeal ever made here,

Trade Balance In Canada 's Favor

3°"- J- Milli-Mill. son of Lord Mon- SOII, Burton, Lincoln, Eng, who 1g "will"! s. tour of Canada, following completion of law studies at Oxford.

A e r0 Trains Planned

(British United Press) LONDON. Sent. “L-There is now under construction at the Cargo meet Iron Works, Middlesbrough, the gir- der work for a. remarkable railway which is to be tried out somewhere in Scotland when the inventor has com- pleted his full sized model. 5115D6Ilded from an overhead rail trick. clam-shelved trains, driven by airplane propellers, are to be used on this new syswm, which has been evolved by George Bennie, of min. lwrsh. The tracks will be suspended from iin overhead structure, on the top oi which will be a broad roadway. The supports are to be so built that no tunnels will be necessary. Al? 1118b Swedes the streamline cars will Ilse slightly. taking thell‘ weight from the overhead rails; and it is claimed that speeds 35 high a, 19g miles per hour will be achieved with Cllllllmrative ease. Travellers will join the trains by means of lifts b; the platforms,

The llimroximste cost of construct- ins a double line of overhead alr- Dlsneways is calculated to be approx- lmetely $95,000 a mile, campy-ed Wm, nearly three times this figure my mu tracks of the ordinary type,

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residence of the bride's parents, -**'——¥-— (smm h n” Guru“) "Hmhurst," which w” beauwuny PARIS, Sept. ‘l-Oomparatlve fig. decqrated with flowers. m Home’ M“ up,‘ ‘_ ures for trade between Canada and

Frdnce for the first six months 0i "39 IhOW that ill has been definite‘: ih Canada's ievor. A balance of 2B0 i 000,000 francs in Canada's favor ml!

Mr. end Mrs. Buntnin left later on a motor trip, the bride going gwgy in l1 bflzr crepe dress with touches

Traheecfitinmldl Mr Transport beesqus we’! here liilidiuicd 1m , ' , wrechigeofthelA.

drowned today when the Finnish The church was decorated with

steamer Juru null: in a heavy slim while and yellow flowers _ while the while plying its reguler route from guests‘ pews the wwn of ‘ihminerfors to the vii- laee of sum. Only any" of tbs two niep drum tied with white satin hundred piseengere were saved. ‘rbe ribbon. White end yellow gladlola Juru toiled‘ from Tammerfere about were on the Gcmmunion teble- The N" b- m- and the cluster occurred roster. the Reverend n. p. aavmond- ti! minutes after she had cleared emsmea end bliss Earle presided at the harbor. The eteamer dipped he!’ the organ. The bride, given in mar- bow into e huge wave end did ‘not rlage by her father, wore s white right herself. Some pauengere rueh- satin gown, the train felling from ed in evvtine in» the lifebeats uv- the shoulders, Her long tulle veil mil eettlngihem. lemecfthemclungh tetheehdofherttein andwesheld; Home of the overturned boats. Oth- in place with a bandeau oi. cranes! ere of the party saved were pieied blemome with clusters of the flower!

up out of the water. A number 0i’ at eech side. She carried a bouquet

were marked with bunches‘ of sweet peas and yellvw

of dark brown and orange, dark brown hat and shoes and o. stone marten fur.

Mm Lflllsworth. mother of the bride, wore a navy blue and rose chiffon dress with blue velvet hat and carried a bouquet of rose end mauve sweet pee-s

Mrs. Bunialn, mother of the groom. wore an ensemble of orchild chiffon

T. passenger plane Oily of Ban Francboc had been loand on Mount Taylor,’ N. LL, with the eight occupants deed.

A ‘vlliiwvjriie

explain in part the sensitlveg-ttitud adopted by likened with regain! ll tariff and postwar financial adjustv rnents. Roughly imports amounts n 060,000,000 francs and exports i 710,000,000. French imports of can ens dropped considerably in m eeme period last year, but the in crease this yeer over 1927 totals 159: 000,000 frsnes. While French import