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_ . _ ,. vvinJuis.suA¥,SsriEMBER 15,1920

sin ini i

t it i t_li__ilg_5ii_li_t nivniiii

iSSlJe Warning against Individual Repris _»- als in Event of MoSwiney’s death prom-

ising That- Reubli G Will See to It Asp wascillliine iliiigglxliigdit

is, Curtain Was Kille

(special to The Guardian.) LONDON. sept. 14.-The sion

Fein govemme t prefers to carry °“'~ iii 0Wh fellrisals for the expect- ed death of .Lord Mayor McSwiney on,.d~i-unser strike in Brixton Pris- on, rather than entrust them to in- dividuals, it was learned here lo. filly- An order issued by the com~ mander in chief of the Republican Army stated to all oflicers of the army of the Republic "you are dir- ected in the event of the death of the Lord Mayor ot’ cork. so rar se puwlble. to prevent- individuals from exacting reprisals and to op- pose organized retaliation. The Rc-

N. 'B. Election.

Next Month?

(Special to The Guardian.) l

'S\'1`- J‘0i”i'N. -Sept_ 14.-Rumors

-were flying thick and fast through the province last nigh; that there is to be a provincial election in New Brunswick the last week in October or first -week of November.

Woodstock says it has reliable ir. rmcitiou that such a course is lzikcly. The goverrrment ,tc-adclns were here last night at ~a special council meeting but they ref-used to make any comment on rumors than tosay that if anything like that was decided upon it would -be announced in the regular manner.

worries. -_ Hoassis waureo,

oiuntnssnsrtcilts

. iEns'ter Hotel Stables 12, 13, and

4 lruii-ilrcil. John Horne.

2795-9-1531

LOST.-NEAR CORNER WEY-

mouth and ‘Euston Streets, auto

crnnk_ Finder please leave at Red

Bros-. 21

*FOR SALE.--#SALE OF SUPER-

iior furniture nit. Mrs. M. P. Ho~ ge.n’s 26 P-ninre Street at 11 o’c.iock, a. m. EM.r. Beariebo, Auc- -tioneer. 2816-9-15 31.

"WANTED,-A MA-ID FOR GEN-

eral housework. Appily mo Mrs. 1-llnrris, 8 Greenfield Ave.

2812-9-15 3|.

*FOR 8ALE.- SILVER MOON

Stiove. lNo. 12. Appl-ly nt 157 .Prince iS't.reet.

2817-9-15 21.

*WANTED A _TEACHER FOR

Hinmpshilro si<':lilo'oiL Apply stzili-n-g town supp-icme;u»t to Daniel Ward, Kingston. 2808-0 15 51.

*FOUND, SUM QF, MONEY ON

Summerfield ‘ pionici grounds. Owner of lame may -apply at Guardian Omoo. ' ~ -

- “zsigs-s-ni,it.

*FOR SALE.-2 »8E,C QHHAND

Si:-dar Hot-water e. -.`-capa- city 350 square feet. A-ppl; to J.

` A_ McEn.chem, 1-\mti»¢ Engineer,

12 Elm Avenue. ` _ - sd_s_;1s_»si. pd.

¢ ___

°HOU8E AND LOT' FOR 8_A|_.i .:`

St. ‘Peters Near station. pp: Thomas Larrkin. St-. Peters Bay.

2736-9~11-12|

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*?08iTIVELY N9 A~DV5§1'_lCE-

men-tl aceelifba ‘lt this og`fol‘ 'text ears inane after 0 p.m. un- AGP1 paid lertm \thla<=°- _' -

*GIRL WA'N'|'l‘D.--AT THE EL-

dgn Hotel_ f Sept 14-31. ~Fi»:_\'r ci.Ae6 , Hogs; Fon, sale nritabie for carriage or general aftiity. Speedy quiet; amd wiiillngfvorkor. iraid of

noirhing. 'Mu-T' \ driven by wo- .-iwn or' ch liron. \npl.v John Home or J.l\. }'iurne~..' Gimriiiatil Qrfice. 3114-?-it-it., _,_________.__.._-_--_-

TQ R _‘I"r- H0_l.I8£_ o 1, rnished. Cot-

` - for family °i

ii..

lpubiican Government believes

l(`}l|s'?Iat Britain will welcome an up- E deitsslan opportunity to inflict Be assur iiorii on the msn people' men uf 9 Republican govern-

_ i W Unity out just retribution

nsainst the persons concerned ln U10 .murder 0( Dord .Mayor MuSwln. fey. witness 'the fate of those con Ceriied in the death of Lord Mayor Ma-Curtain_ .Seven were proven 3“iii.Y.i“ tile l'tepubllc’s courts Nohe are now alive. ` -i The latest bulletin on MacSwin- - 8y’s condition said il, was unclmn. Bad. He was described Sas very ex. hausted but still conscious.

_-si

link of Qommercem I Superintenilency ,_ _ At Calgary

Min. c. W. now-Lev or Nov/A ;CEtil_."§AwT1§gS$\é§e) APPo|N1-.

UA -

Ar w|.NN|P;e_ Q "ERS

' 'r The ever increasing importance (til our Canadian .Banking institu- Gus is it matter or national pride and the announcement of the -Can- adian Bank of -Commerce to the ef- Ifect that an additional superintend- elliy. similar to that established iin iflalifax in the early part o 41919. iS HOW to be opened in Cal

t oi

Only in the eontin_ued_ progress that institution '-but reflects in no 'uncertain manner the rapid devel- Dilhiellt which has beein and is etili taking pi-ace in the .Peace Riv. ,er district and other outlying parts of the Inland Empire which this new Superintendency will ser-vp

-K e ' p

Cy of branches to be established by the Canadian Bank of Comme,-ce within the Iilnnt two years and its crmtion indicates very clearly that ,no effort is being spared by that institution to meet the growing

to render prompt and efficient ser- virr to each section of the country.

-Coinicident with the retirement

,from the Bnnk’s service of Mr. V. ,C_ Brown who since 1911 has occu- pied the position of Superintendent at Winnipeg, the Bank has decid- f‘ii to _make it change, ‘leaving the liriinches in Manitoba. and -Saskai ciicwan under the supervision of his successor at Winnipeg and plac ing the branches in Alberto and the Peace River district under the supervision of Mr. J. B. Corbet whose headquarters will be at Cal- flflfy- Mr_ C. W. Rowley who for

ll Y

acer of the Bank's main branch in Willlliheg. and who is one of the best known bankers in the West. succeeds Mr. V. C. Brown as Sup- erintendent of ihe`Ceniral Wes-t The announcement will be one of particular interest in view of Mr. Rowley being it native of Nova Scotia. Born in Yarmouth, N. S_. in 1800 he received-his early edu- cation in the local public school, later grndualing from the Yarmouth Academy, and entering the ser- vice of the Capadian_Bnnk of Com-

ns Accountant in the Winnipeg brnntoh from -1898 to 1902 after which he s-peut it short time in Van couver. Leaving lhere in October ‘l90‘2 he established a brunch of the 'Bank in /Calgary where, whilst takin s .very active interest in oulsi e affairs, he built un a very

u hin business for the .Bank

fi0_ i 3 _ Hs _ s o e of the fqunders of ihe_

(`-al ary iiiearing House and~its fin? chairman, and also served on the directorate df many local Com-

pnnlids. I h

.Lepving Calgary in May i=`11h e

piroceeded toW’innipegw ere e as s noe continuously held the posit- ion of manager of the mai; branch

(.'weli' known to the public on ac- fitoudt of his war activities. l-fe is a

past -president ot the Canadaian Club and in many ways&i.ss i entified ,himself not only w_i _local affairs nt' Winnipeg 'hui with matters of Dominion wide importance.

ply J- B- Cm bf 0“t§;‘,` 'Anon-ian. snuff oN nur or

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Iver 01|

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Allin September 14

beiina closely q'\wsl»iom»d Bearrd Presid-mt ofthe

_ .. _ .~...a

.treatment of industrial unrest with

This B th third Su erinienden- '

merce in 1887. Mr. Rowley served'

.Ms-. prosody lwiii 'be ps ,ienitriy

TNIiW HEGAHUEU Philliiitll l[|Hl§i5tNl iii |HEliiil|' iiiiiiiii iiiiiii'

_*lm_-

(Bpeciai to The Guardian.) here await developments with ln-

uni;2Ni}i0N,-] ‘§5pi- _14--lthiy con- creasing amazement and concern.

5 el' ed “K by iSl10l‘ill8 i'il9 Thtere is about an equal division

. be ween those who believe the lial~

lit; gigrebprdrtersr Workers continue I ian government 'finally will 'win and

Z `“'“ °" 6" ““i‘“"‘l“*'€d Hilti, those who are convinced that rev-

Elll`0D0Hl1 Oiftcials and diplomats

olution is inevitable

D’Annunzio, Seizes Douglas Carr

Several Islands Killed In Accident

Régwnéclglmttn gxgmllfan-)D_A wooosrocx, sep_ 14-pwdrd.

"unzip-B 'fgrcesfocéupled me fslandig was received today that Douglas oi’ Arbeveigis. and. Cherso on Sat- Ca" °i iilifl i0Wl’l. B800 22 yBnl‘B.

;lxl`(;il_il1l"iM:;;C10f'iioi‘;1E to a despatch was killed in an auto accident in

A 9 baykfeceived by ‘WY Bellingham, Washington State,

f . .A 0 umm I ev gm and Charm where he w-as visiting his uncie_

are large islands south of Fiume. lying between the Austrian penin- sllitl and Dalmatio. Several large

uv... .nr letter .... ns... ni... American Steamer

n.unzio may seek to incliide them

in his new Republic of Quurner0_ 4

BELFAST, Sept. 14-Military ac- tivities took a turn yesterday when' they made a house to house search for arms in Unionist quarters i

n _ I

Londonderry, right in the heart of

the Unionist section of the town.,

. ‘ . . LONDON, sept 14_-The Ameri-

S@al`°i“”g U“l0H1SiS ff:.'.‘.;"s:i':;i:.:*Ti.';“:.:.‘:. 01;" .t.;‘°.z‘:

abled -and in ur'-:ent need of assist-

ance. She gave her location as for-

i'_ ty miles east of Queenstown. The

(Special to The Examiner) admiraliy dispatched a trawier.

03'*-'-'

Hot Weather .

The search occupied the wliolei (gp,-,;l,,| to The gun,-ui.;n_) ‘

fzviternoon. Troops with ilxedi ATLANTA. Sep'-~ 14~-‘W_ F-

Dylres, Su exjntenden of lgools,

.sary mark! an important ,step no' bayonelts blocked .tha entrance-to ha;-.deck-65? t-hiked-`n_{.&..-t=-gg. me-s._

f . " .

the streets Republicans have em nexcessively -hot Weather pup bwll blltly ln other piaces_ This ils may go barefooted after 1 p. m. morning n mail ii-sin bound from Tl1e_ telnerratnrs was 88 tcdsy.

Marlow to Ttrallee was held up at

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(speclal to The Guardian.) ~

LO.N-DON, Sept. 14.-The govern

ine-nt has decided to appoint an ad- ditional Under ~Secret'ary for ire- land to deal with problems arising in the six counties around Belfast it was announced last night. It has been decided to enroll citizens in an armed force to assist the au- thorities in maintaining order. Quan

- Workers Continue to Seize Factories Un- Citizens Will be Enrolled and Armed to As- was Given 3' Great hampered- Government Isnores the In- sisi in Maintaining order in six Conn- ioinftfl Adilef

dustrial Unrest and - Population Re- t ies Around Belfast. More Arms Un- Haig B99" Succehsfliifin'-ifiie Past? gards Revolution as Inevitable. ' loaded. ' uoating Bubiio Opinion and Loyalty _to

Police Planted Evidence. Accused Dismissed.

-DUii3‘Ui‘N. Sept- 14.-Proof thot

the police "planted" evidence again st four Sinn d"einers charged with possessing ammunitlno resultr-ii in the dismissal oi’ the charges today. Sensational evidence was given by Phillip A_ Shannahan of the irish Parliament in it court martial. The

titieg of arms have been unloaded commanding general ordered the at Belfas-t in the past few_days_ men released, refusing to approve

', the sentences.

THE EY

’I`.h:e Kflsrk-Urban Company in nn fvrrtire-lv d~ifferf>nt kind of play' frcim that 'with wh-ic'h th-ov openfd- their 'engagement here were seeni again tio a'ilv-arttngie last night at ti-Q Prince Eiltward Tlicatire by an- oiih-er large audience.

"The F-yrs of Youth" was the

title of 'the -production. This is rt eiirong drama of a. unique type, in three a-ots,-u piny which ran for three years at the 'Maxine ‘Ellie-t Theatre in New York -City. it is of

I i

of eastern magic and mysticism w~htch holds -the 'lntenlse interest of the audience Ithnoiizhotiit.

'Phe scene is lmid about fifty

milled/ iiromi New York, and ‘has io do with -the fortunes of Gina

_the aliegoricidsityle wlA‘h a touch-

KLARK-llRB‘A‘N 00. iN U

rs or viiuni

A Novelty Drama Dealing Somewhat with the Occult Art Abiy Staged by This Popular

C£'E!’§‘l~__ -

`in good eiiyie, and Mir. -Billy Webb. as Gina’s bruthlcr played in his regular dependable manner.

-Miss -Dot Jielwell, als Rita, sister

of Gina, Miles Leslie as Marie, the im-aid 'and Messrs. Strong, Webber. Ailwn and Eyes 'rounded out the cu-at of a ve-ry oapaibly acted play.

(Phila si'-t-'trn-non :the Company re-

-peat. -the sparkling oo-ruediy. “The Tailor Made Man," -which made snion a hh. on the opening night, and this e'ven»i.n.g fth-e -play will be "Potasih and Perlmunrim'-." which win be soothes great mi-rsh-pronuv ing comedy. ~

Australian Ministers '

Gotaleea and ull Dublin and Cork _ ,' , ,Agmmgl me ssngmg 54,4' who mail wa seized looks intto is -crystal 'to behold ir' ri

1 portant rotle exec H Y

ilfi lark W Bur

° ' ' (5P°°i°i i° Th’ Ginfd -) (Messrs. Harden K . J. . ~

' ' , rows and Louis Evtirstine, an suitors

-l i <01-l‘iiCAGO Sept 14 -.An exten- of Gi-n-a -gave most capable iinper

“Wt”-1 Of iilil Vt\Fi`0llS provinces anili` .HAiLl'llAX, -Sept .14-"it is all in sion nf the daily coast' to coast air soniationg of these chpriwters- and

“ """°'“‘““'“ '"”’" “Md md Wil' = Qignseilicee “i'§ist briigneiiiiierigy giwvifsisiifnicliiiiplirhriciigditiitiTig son, of Wakefield, Mass., last night 5 th ommexm one “med by Mr_ lC,,.a-.rg Nemo' which

points across e c

reS&l”t1iI18 thi’ fil/8 tiilya he S1191"-i plane leaves each morning from remark is equally true offlliIli;£Th;1Is’.

on the Atlantic in n dory, during New York with mail for san Fran- -Br<>w€'r'n tlntenprttnt-un -0 e p ~,m_ an,-d. co,m_,,.y pm-,es ,H me ,,,.,,_ which time he drifted or I-owed cisco, one from 'San :Francisco for of tPs»ola. Sa-lvo, an operatic mantposan mr soldtemy homes in quam*

New York one from Cheyene, Wy- 8Set‘. lamd,

"bout seventy mins' Ha was ominlz to ison. Francisco, one from iM-r. it`:h»n-rios iPa1l-sizzle, -both US picked up by life saving crews off San ,Lake Clly lo Son Francisco, l’iqui;ir<) the theatre vnian-tiger

Sable Island. ~Mr. Wilson spent one from Chicago ‘to San Francis- and las Mor§HI1~_ the dilllc ,

l i .ich-1 _ first.-irate in every _

sv... sv.. .nys in ... ore.. ss... rr every do mer: srrdav.ev<;-1;- F-;,§p§,j, _,e_;,,§f,f;,‘;,,_,ow,_ ,,,,_,,,,e W Impqrlml Fox Meeting

rr m Chicago and New York y _ _- 1 ` _

without food and when picked up dfy except M0ud.ay_ ers will pleasantly 1-eimeirxmrzrfylirs. “

h ted, _ Palazzi, who for -some -y _

was ex aus _ one of Mr. Price lWebber’s xtght _.___

the ast nine- ears has been mon- |

hand imen.

'Mr Nesbi-t Scoville, as Gorittz, n

S .

_ C t future, The parrt is superbly acllerli

Coast _to 03/3 i,’i,,,i:',f,'“‘1)‘,if;,I§iS_i§’s (?,,;‘]f,i,l,§,cf;,"‘i,i(f,,,i_ifi,,`,'¢,f _1.oNiDoN. septerniier 13.--'rin

Fishermans Luck “ 0--if--ur-.ofGt'-;-,,,,;-if-~-33;;1--~

T un.-s’ 1\ie.bourne correspondent says that Australian Ministers are seriously aiarm-od about th-eir posi- tion -and` the result be to ex- pedite lihe appointment lin London of the Hligh ~Coim|mi»ss»io(ne-r, and oi a nepresenibative fin Waishl-ngtotn. The Government 'nafnrow-ly escaped in .the House, its representative. only -bein-g saved by ‘two Vvtes Oi a. sudden oomibiinatlion of 'the harb-

The f0xmen‘s meeting at Sum

- ' ~ - . .'d ts d l `

ii - ~ ’ tem- ns- mr- -01-ew°f"~_u“t 1l‘.f.lFi.i’..¥."§Z»§..Z’.I¥.‘2i“€‘...“l,‘i‘Z.£2€

ers of the live fox exhiibition pro-

_ osed to be held in Montreal had '1

|Mrn. ‘Wil-lilsim MacRae and fam-

ily, wing; -to thank all neighbors, friends .mul strangers, who so kind- ly helped us in our recent sud ber- cavement..

Those who kept. up a constant

Search for remains, also kindness shown to searchers by the people lr, oils-l, inesiityt 'au who contributed to the Greater Love iFund, 'lite M00' R-lw Fund, Guardian and Patriot for keeping iunxl open, Argyle, L. O. L.. ms sud -letters or sympathy-

Words cannot exprlliss the deep

de we feel to a .

gmmumns. wii.i.iAM macnas.

_ _ AND FAMILY.

2805.

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Caledonian Club .............__. Currie & Mumaghui Ml-s_ (n,ev_) Wm. McLeod.. Wm. Inman. DeSable George White .......... -- Pauline R. Campbell, Cam-

bridge, Mass.

v, J Harrington, Customs

Examiner, Surnmerside ..

Dennis noiser. Bu“sl““' -- J. W_ Smith, Appin Read.. J It.. Dix Rihode island M,-s_ John T. lnman, Harap-

A Friend York Point Mr_ and Mrs. Robert C. M°` Neill, ndeio' Pnint w. K. -nussrs-,Clit Har” M_-Hyde, Cornwall Charlottetown Guardian Mr. sndDM§‘Sm~i°il“ GH “`

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Miimt-fad iMrs. iid. McEwen

New -Dominion Miss_ Catherine MacNeil'l. BI-oogllngl Mali.. (U0 New Dominion.) Mrs. Euphemie Grant, C\\l1°° , ",l.’”.“i<...'.'.';;;is.‘.';;"'.»..... Mrsf Eliza J. Poole _]_ A. Messervy Miss Jean HO0P°i'~ Char

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Mr_ Cyqgup McNeill, §§{i`i'til'. seattle, i ' . r ........ -- . W ngton i\iian §cDo\l§Hi~» Ni“° Mm ‘...fiii‘.i“d"r..';;;'..'.';"ii'. ' dence. il- i. . 4.5.* .|l°i“\§?iiyl.“'“°..- »

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25,00 2000 s_00 10.00 5_00 s_o0 2.00 5.00 10.00 2s_00

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20.00 50.00

10_00 20.00 sn nv. 10.00 s_00 50.00

5.00

10.00 'rue lowest tem rata-re on Mon- sen 1-me, sm. vvg .big W r-_~,¢,,¢

day Mint ns sa decrees. Yurfr- to mentresigr na- pmsm

-"rom 3-me s. it A

d 01.sts¢dn~.n»vis\q¢‘00eirwa»e|i.s

- (special to The Guardian.) .A-iX IJESBAJ-NES, ~Sept_ 13.-

The restoration`of an entirely cor- dial feeling' among the Entente pow ers was reported as a result to- dury of the conference of Premiers here_ The final communique at the .close of the conference yesterday 'between il’remiers Glolitti of italy and Millerand of France, announced they were in accord as to the Ad-

Minor and m-a ers . telegram from -Premier Lloyd George, indicating his agreement. with the decisions reached here was regarded as most sisnifiulllli- ii WM taken to indicate a healins 0! the estrangement over -French recoil- nition of General Wrangei's gov-

ernmené in the Crimea. THE WEATHER,

TEMPERATURE TIDE. MOON, ETC.

TORONTO, Sept. 15t»h.-Wednes-

diay, north east winds, gradually clearing. `

Tide will be high this afternoon

at 12 and tomorrow morning at 12.11.

Sun sets this evening at 8_15

and rises tomorrow morning at

,_ 5.37.

i New moon Sunday, Sept. 12|.h.

12.55 :_ dn.

mpath ti audience for their prop

'__' fgition. Thi? benefits of suahbanuex

hlbiti bl t f rt 01.

In Hearty A<=u0I'tl» ... .°i..“;;:.;..“.._’..°:.

of the Conservation Commission, Mr. W. R_ 'Reek, well known here, and others. it was unanimously argued to promote the live fox ex- hibition to be held in Montreal on i November 24th, 25th, and 26th_ Committeeswvere appointed to ar- range classes, prizes, etc., and tht meeting adjourned to meet in Chaz lotietown this \Ved.nesdny after- noon ot 2.30 in the Board of Trade Rooms.

9 . .

riatic question, the Tttrlzish treptf; ~ Francodtalian ipterepns gellpeml

_ST. JOHN. N, IB.. Siepi- 14-- Nagal ad Wigmnre have received a cablngrnm advisring tint the term edhooner Clarence A. Moulton, Prom Cape Breton for N'-nrites, France with a. cargo of coal has -been dos- troyed by tire at see. The crew were saved. fi'hey ailso had s mes sage itrom 'the master of the tern schooner "Maid of Brazil" stating

’ that she has put in-to Cherbourg

France, with her cargo iof cosai afire. She was on a passage from Cape .Brretiimtbo Rotterdam. _

--#<0-}l-° THE METAGAMA IB RELEAQED ‘ FROM RIVER CLAY BANK.

MONTREAL, September 14.-.Alt

wr beting -firmly embedded in the clay bank of the St. Liawrence Riv er channel naar Contreeoeur, twen- -ty-five trnriles bellow -Monbread. fm tnearily lorty Hours, the 'C.lP.0.8. liner Metegn-ma was released tor

8.62 s.m_ inigtht umder pressure from the amit-

,Fmt quarter Monday' sept 209, lglimelfforts of th¢:`°w1;clr‘er Lorne:

tugs of the- 9ii.msnaes-1lacNw|h-

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Organization.

Addesses Conventioni

(Special to The Guartllan.) i

W.NDSOR. ONT., Sept. 14-'

Phe -fr-'iture of the opening day ofi the thirty-sixth annual convention? nf Trades Labor 'Congress of Ca-i nada was addressed at yeaterday'si afternoon session by lion. Mr_ Mclghen who arrived on the train from the east considerably behind schedule and was unable t6 rear-.li the srmories where the Convenion , was sitting until almost 3_30 p_n1. - l-fe is ,on his way from Windsor again at 4.15, being away from his

private car only long enough to de- i liver his address. | The convention opened 'formally ft; 1.1 o'ciock after addresses ofi welcome by the President of ihei Loral Trades Labor Congress,i .Viayor Id. B. Winter, Windsor, Mr. Vt'-alter McGregor, representing tliel border cities Board of Commerce 'md Mr. W. C. Kennedy. -M. P_, Mr. i W-alter Rollo, Minister ot Labor and Health for Ontario gave inn?

address later, it being the feature, if the forenoon session. Mr_* .Vloore requested permission for the delegates to interrupt pro- .ceedidgs in _order that- mlghti ,near the Premier of Canada speak__ f ire introduced ine Premier, ieuingl the delegates that should Mr.- Wiéighen feel it his duty to sayi things -witirwnien they were uoti in harmony with, ig was their duty. to give him an attentive bearing. i Premier Meighen was given an ivation as he rosa to speak and: yn attentive hearing throughout' the address. After briefly review-i ng the history of organized labor t >n this continent he intimated that i

ns best wsy to get results fend- ing to improvement of the lot of

wage earners was a ,steady audi

that have bro\.lKht results in thql past. Continuing, the Premierl said, improvement by exposing, facts, educating .public opinlon."l

Maine Goes -.2-.-. i - Strongly Republican.

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(Special to The Guardian.)

AiU0'U»S'llA, ii/le_. 'Sept. 14.-Maine ‘ went Republican in the state elec-' ion yesterday by the greatest ma-i lorlty in its history. The latest returns show that the Republican plurality will be nearly 70,000. in the first Bryan year Republican plurality in Maine 'was 48.000.

Bolsheviki Launch

A New Offensive

(Special to The Gtvarflae.) . IJON'DON, Sept.. 14.-The Bol- sheviki have launched a, new offen- fsive sga.inst.ihe Poles and Ulrraur- lans on both sides of Brody, nc~ cording to an official dispatch from ,Moscow today received hy way of Berlin. The diripatch said that Rus sian cavalry was advancing rapidly upon il.emberg_ Brody is on the Rus solPolish frontier, about 25 miles northeast of Lemberg. .Last pre- vious rei>0rts showed the Reds about 30 -miles from Lamiberg. - _-___,,-_-_-_-

Wives af Britlah Offiearo Oriiarad t0 Return Hema.

‘ iLONiDON. September 13.-'Phe Exchange Telegraph says that wiv- es of all British Off.-cera serving in ireland were ,today ordered to re turn to their homes in other parts of Great Britain.

Russia Mobliizinq Army of Four Millions.

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(Special to The Guardian.)

Bept. 14

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° ' ‘ by loyalty to your organizations,

subordinated to_ that higher loyalty'

i.o country which alone gives your organizations respect and posvet by studying the advances madd in other countries in order to keep abreast or better than abreast; by regard for the rights of others on- ly through the power of public ap-

proval. These are the -methodi-

and methods that have in t_he past - brought about advance without ro- action. -1 am going to :ash you to regard yourselves as in position! of responsibility. .Indeed ‘in the ultimate all people in this couliilfy are and do realize that reaponslbi- llty. lwant you to Klve ‘to those undoubted facts the serious, reflerf tion they°deserve. lil# the first place we could never asa" nation hold our end or hold our plow Q! sn in ure wgrid tn<1a_y.eicsri by reliance on individual energy and individual 'rews.r_d;_' secondly, mere is s wide disparity between' indus- try nnd ability and especla‘liy'be- tween good- judgment .individuals disparity which no' legislation-can remove There ore, unfortunate-' ly also varying currents off which legislation at -beat can

partially control; thirdly,

vention of powerlbetween rich

poor, and nowhere e

'a'f`a§ large

those who‘are_ neither

poor as there are .in

who stand on the happiest of ali, the middle ground, ate means, _and comtort._ To crease that proportion .should '--,bf the dim of the goverrnment_ Lastly. Canada is only one nation out:of many. it is a young, relatlvpiy small nation, struggling to. rake el place in the tnrongof competing countries. We- must faake place and _hold our place _in worlti‘s industrial pr0gre'ss` if expect io sitsin .td s good .overuse

_,prosperity among our .people lus-

determined movement along lines mm our credwand pay om. dems.

_I- am in complete sympa`tl_ty,_ with you that no plsss in the worid'5 industrial competition must be aa- Wcured, et the price of in_lustice`i>0 wage eernaxn and on the. Oth" hand., the wage earners must agree that any disability placed on Canadian industries as com- pared, with industrit-.= in ot-hc! countries, especially in the States, would rem-i first ni-ist so- versly upon the wage earners in Canada themselves.

Goldwsvay .'.~.

Stops Ball dame

(Special to The Guardian.)

BOSTON. Sept- 14

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‘Pirates was postponed today nr-counl of cold weather," The mel* _cury stood at 57. _ - '

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niailwnty freight ineresam form a wire to Premier f~rn-m Board of T-fade that no- opposliih

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