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.er-up

,_ -,' - ,i

The man who has

is a failure and-»£Ys`¢oyS

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i 4”? Today is

“L LLJI'/ef.

The sPaper ..._ - M... eadby verynody

Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew _ -

s§"_

_.ga / ' `\)

I//¢(,)___

yesterday ig _

and God l‘0liil|r`es ‘the past .

f snr*

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if-¢;~,;*;-°°;:.,:.‘..‘:."“"i..il'.‘:r “ati ~ cHAnLoT'rE'roWN, CANADA TUESDAY, AUGUST 19,1924 5;.-a-___.i..,:._.,_._..._,__,.._,_,,=..1§:._

' I I itrusiiinl iii 1

I iiliiliilli SIYS liiNiiiN FHIJNI iSllNii

b be DIS the Ins eop e Y tri 193.. thc official govornmel t r

- ' .‘ , _ . _ _ . - _' ‘

Pro a y ___ apenta colisiileriuhle ,portion of 19- . ., 1 _incur tho tinish and fina._quotllti

tiiiii llnnouiius. This is an n _

(rugged, (cinadhn Pren) _ 15 exploring Solith America in an c,-,msg ova, 1922 of $»m5_335_ wifi'-: 2% i-elii_.- higher for Ucto --- DUBLIN, Aug. 18.--Eamon do effort to get coal. llritlsh (lolllmbln produced near- 'l "_"“‘_S_ i_‘ll'ii“‘_l` f0\‘ D60-. and

Valero, sheakiilg at y ' I ly one half, or $20,705,914 which is N" " ‘ ig “if im' ‘MW-

dlly, declared ho had no new pol P ° an increase in that province of two icy to exiiiliciute. llc dcclaredz- h millions over 1922 and of i-ieveil _

(Canadian Press)

Ennis ester

American official observers will be “Wo need no new policy. Our R ' inilllons nvor 1901. Fisheries Dl'0

wA'siilNo'l‘oN. Aus. 18--N0

E;g,,n of Nations is called tolzet

9,- iii (lcnovo next month.

in making this announcement to.

in the lihsence of observers ap-

°‘ “F "f °°°“"*S Warm ;“;:l‘a°.:l."t,.t'r'2“l;f- :‘;".;l.§;;" Near scene of ' i ,\ -0 si, e - S lil . s ll ci s :

“gs “mf ‘ °r_§u¢“p,"1 `,` 1,. R8(}8pt1()11 Nnvn Scotia, ss,44_s,ss5; New `

may bc temporiin y orc »i o su __ ____ ______ 0 _ _

mit to certain things, but oilr as ___ li"“‘l-“‘Vi"k~ 5 --' -»- -7 ll 3|' 0~

My (hp department emphasized the Bent they can n,,ve,. g,m,_ (canadian Pre" ) $3,159,427; Qiiehec, $2.100,-_412;

' ' 1 ir ¢‘ v ~ ~

fact that there is X\0Ll\-UE llnlilluni Continuing, thc speiikor accused |PAllilS, Ailg. 18.-I’i'einicr I-lor- ning i‘d“m" l'“l","‘}.'_ $1'754"m0’ (Canadian Press)

W i co it would hardly be . ‘ ` _ :iliil the Yukon $11,375

ernment s n proper for li. noirmeniber Govern-

asseiiiiliy.

where the lilteres-ts of our Govern- ment or people are involved.

ment ll '

.. _ = ii » 1 - - ~ ~ -- -

°f “_‘_|Ek':;’0‘;'_“ n:_‘l"(;:,\;:“;’he fgllwefl yet he speaks of ireland as now _ _ the Wlres oil ily H Cflmill’-l' living near 00"” “I” ' ‘ G having taken oft her long suhjec- Dlary N 0, ,,,,,,,,,+,_,,,,.¢4.¢, so-llc of the fatalities.

tion ‘

plnii for the settlement of th repnrnilonns problem. .in wlliv

ll __,' _ ,- _ . .

A________________ have pmyed so ,m_,ur,__ Flint Irtlnliils friinds abroad,

puriilculzirly iii the U. S. may not

be deceived and tempted to relax -i'

,I their efforts in Ireland oil hciinlf (Canadian PFGBS)

of, real freedom, I want you to _LONDON Aus- 13-- Cilf1l‘i<“\

. scnil forth this liicssa o fronl lierc: Tl0illD»‘i0ll. il N*-I-il‘0ll itilli‘Il 1\\L’l‘Cil~

mg Wm' th" Lpaglm only vm me "l‘hii so-eallcil treaty &lnii1oscil upon lliit of West 88th Street, who dlcd

them hy tlirrlats and force that ‘if mliliiiil ll0Cl0l'l*l fll H il0li‘l il“l`0- __plii°poi~ts to deny their soveri-igiity ktflll tl ill’-itlilllll liillli' Of U10 l\\'0' and ,ml-mi,,,,S ;,he|,- ,_-Umm-y is ,mt gross of his disease it wus revealed

- :icceptcil by the irish people und Ui fl UUl'0ll‘fl"tl llllilli’-Sl 7-0051!!-

gg not I-egg,-,|,,,|_ and never Wm -be Tile coroner rciiilirk-od that notes

_ regariieil. by th-ani as binding either

t li part.

an ,. me Coolidge Adminis-

ilowev r, » f

tration apparently is deteriniiie io ciliitiniie the llflllffy 01' U0'0ll0l`f\l-

siile liilil rl-ni* ciitrsiices, never ont- ering the front door duriiii: ii foriil- gi gntlli‘i‘f\'|g.

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I/"””'_°"`-__"'_-'_

j Condensed Special

RATE.-_-Ao. nor word, not l

each insertion in this column.

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‘FOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE

resiiienlzn No. 180 Prince St. Apply to lt. E. Colwlli euro of Johnson and Johnsoifs, City.

, . 3583-il-15-3l._

.._._________--- 'LOST-A BRASS HUB FOR AN

Overland Oar. Finder please ica- ve at Guardian. 2i

>---;-- . ---*-_* 'FOR SALE -» PURE 'BRED

coliio pups, five weeks old. P. M., Rodd, Harrington. 3633-8-19 m 3|.

_.___--____

'FARM FOR SALE, CONTAINING

100 acres, dwelling and build- lugs. J. L. Smith, Tracadle _ (Yross. 3031-8-19 m 1|.

p? °WANTED- AT ONCE EXPERI-

enceii fox rancher, married man preferred, references required. Telephone 270, Moncton., B. F. Reid, 712 Main Street. 3l

.iiill'~l ical .ispi ration as Mr Davis

on theflr honor or conscience.” "

Sun Worshipperfa Subdued After

(Canadian Press.)

NEW Y()`»IlK, Aug. l>i.--Eiieiillu

Chevenet, 42 yoiiis old, recently lir- rlvcd from l‘:irl-s ,was rliptiircii h_\' three oi' the lltrgcirt p:itrolmcn on the force as lic knelt lliirizlii on the roof of a follr-story npnriuient iloil- sc praying to the sun,

ills prayer. iii Fi'i\|lcli, was linin-

telllgible -to l‘li`ii‘olni|>n Eiiei‘le, Sin- ger and Lciiily, wllilve combined weight is about 700 ipounds, and who needed :ill thc!-:~ li'|\ft to subdue CheveI\t. Calm when lot alone and permitted -to worsiiip thc sun, the Frenoliiilan acoilireii supi-rhunian strength on being distlirbeii.

After being llioiind with ropes, he

was taken to lleiloviic Iliospital for obscrvzltiou. liivcstigntloii disclos- ed that Clie-vonet is normal most nt' the year, bilt in Aiigiist has for Slev- crnl _vcnrsi hcon clillject to attacks

of sun worship. ...__

'WANTED--CAPABLE MAID IN

innilly of three. Apply Mrs. Art- hur Mutch, Box 294, City.

3629-8-llimtf.

______l_________._.__.- °WANTED-T0 RENT $MALL

store centrally located. Stfltll terms. Apply “K" care Guariiinll.

Iii

'FOR SALE-GENERAL PUR-

Doso mare age eleven. liorso asf' it-ll. J. L. Smith, Tracndie.

8681-B-19 m ll.

*i-~i-l- < °WANTED-RANCHING ACCOM.

modation near Charlottetown for number pairs of foxes, or would rent a ranch if suitable. Apply "WH Guardian Office. 3|

°8TRAYED- FROM ROYALTY

two calves, one Jersey and onc Ayrshire. Please notify . .

Walk-r. 114 Prince Simi. 5115- IS Seized On Boat _

@i.i.---i--»--‘-

*LOST-YEBTERDAY IN THIS

Bity twoten dollar bills. Finder please leafs at Guardian. Re- ward. 8508 8-16 8|,

“é-1 ~-¢i_.-_-.--1--»- *WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN.

hoard in private family. Apply at this Office.-li.

*-4---__.---_'--»-_-----'~ °WANTED T0 RENT SMALL RE-

sidencs with modern convenienc es. Centrally located. Apply at once to "G" care of Guardlilnt

8584-8 15-if.

* 'Jos i»ai_N1‘|No oi' avlnv

description cheaply all expld Wits!! nannies. ousraiiia omi-

Hope is Abandoned For Two Young Men

(Canadian Press)

FORT \Vlll.LlAM, Ont., Aug. 18,

1 i of

i`“""“" im” ""““ “"““‘°,““‘, Nniionnllst Pnriy, wlilinni wnlilnr

finding allive two Fort Villam young mi-ii, lilitliriivay, Colborns und Grant Bain. 22 :iiiil 18 years olil, who voiitilrod out iii ll canoe from thc ivntcrfrout of Chlppawn Pork, yesterday afternoon, just be- fore the fiercest 'electric storm of the season broke over tho city.

The canoe in which thc two

young nien set out was picked up by ilsllerniiin, hlowii ashore near the mouth of the McKellar River, opposite Muttoii lslailil.

____<4_->--_°-

Til li. S. FLIERS

(Canadian Press)

REXJAVIK, Aug. _18.--Bad wou-

ther niznin prevented the United States army aviators from hopping of. on the next leg of the worll flligllt to Greenland. 'l‘il€‘y lllifl ill' teuilcd to attempt the r-asumllllftll

Hfffi B3“me'Detroit Suspects

l' B- ' “They made n short trisl flight the harbor tug Macwinnc of Bos- but it is unlikely that they will ton arrives to tow her to that port. atfemptlto hop off today as an car- This is -said to he the most valu-

foiliid lin the dead inull'.~5 pockets are very interesting and asked lleiiry lllnslmm, or linda, cornwall, inr- decsaseli's great nophcw, if he. could keep them. Bingham said he would like to send theni to 'l‘iionip- son`s son in New York hut would ict the coroner have a copy. _ _?<e¢----

Held in Windsor

o u »

(Canadian Press)

WNDSOR, Ont., Aug. 18 -Curl

Moore, and Frank Cruise, both of Detroit, are in thc hniids of thc locui poll-cc, suspected of being im- plicated in the theft of $6,000 frolii tho solo of the international liar \Vclliicsiloy night,

Tile two men were arrested

when detectives noticed ` thoni, with threo companions, acting iii il siispicloiis liiunnor ln the Michigan Central Railway yards. The thrcc others made tlloir escape, niid Moore and (lriiise were captured after a scuffle.

When soarclied they were foilild

to have $1,000 in their pockets, and o revolver was found on the ground nearby. `

Some Germans

Denounce Plan

' (Canadian Press.) liEIlilillN, Aug. 18.-The German

for the news ol' the latest develop- ments from the London conferull- co, last night published a. declara- tion announcing its rejection of the ireaulm ot’ the conference ‘and as' scrtlng "the compromise which on pears to have the consent ol` tthi- Gormllli delegates, contradicts on most important points ol' honor the demands drawn up hy the German National Reiclistag Party."

$8,000 Liquor Cargo

(Canadian Pres.)

NEW BiEDFORl), Mass., Aug. iii.

-fl‘lie power bout G-408, laden with n cargo of champlurne, ‘Mid 001' dials. sslil to he worth $8.000- WHS brought into port here by the coast guard cutter Acuehnet,

The boat, commanded by lChsries

Wlelin of Providence, R. l-, was captured 13 miles off No Mans Land, evidently hound for Narras- .iinsett Bay. Later she was towed to

of the coast guard officers until

nl Job Prlntsry, Phone, 188. ‘

- ‘ Wfsiutf.

ly start is needed because of the able cargo he Acushnet ihas yet few hours or iiryiiriii. liroaslif “"0 this iwrt-_

(Canadian Press) _

itil".-",§il' 5-'Z'..`,?.°.'.'?,f"`,.’f;,."Z.‘3`. ried Into Air by Eagle ‘

tribe of white indians is living on floats olfi Lilly reported tr

LEISUE iilillliii _. ._ FISHERIES ..._

' , ' lim Spur ot` thc Andes Mou_ntulns - lloi'lilwi~stcril .\tinnitnb.c and extc

l B- ` ` -f ¥.i.‘:f;.:‘°::‘,;..‘1."*@..t2.2.u“P:. +#

Meet Next M0nt_l\'- Declares rrlsh Treaty discovered his wihlte indians, lic- 0TTA\Si/c,:_n;T,l;_n1;I;;Tr_°;-s|?,h vnllled Stlllllg lliiil :lctlvc wheat market D wes Plan Will Not Accepted by _;‘_§’_;§}j,_'y§__t<_>_[1§‘_=_‘r»';A,I<_~;_°n-1_;»- 1-<>»_;;1~p_..ts-i2_,nrr,n.irw,... ...inn-i.-_ii ir0m_i;§_»_§'___»~__l:_§_2___§f\;g£ ;~_¢____\;\-____<_=_x_f_y-____ ___

a ~ 9 “ “C9 ‘"8 'lu (‘rln'id.l’s fisheries and iuiillcries in

' ° h P I linni iinii -Lake Eric rollwu who ‘ --» 1 e l\l't‘Vl0llF <‘i0~iP, hlli- l‘l!i\Cleii Hilitll

_ ‘thc lirltish (lovvriiuiont of propng- riot came buck from ,London to- M'“1““”“' Shogi)-"9°’~ Mi"”"“- M()N'l`Itl<}AL.A\liz.13--One body

lnted ily lille Unimd Sm'-“S Gm" nniilzing tliroughout the world wtith day like ii i-onqueriiig hero At the s`m"737' S"'“k"l"'i"""""' $286’642'll\1lt ofa woman so for uilidcntifieil

the view of pcrsiiadlng the world Gare St. ’l..\zare he was cheered by ' ' thuugllt to be one of the six per- tllat tho Irish iiatiolliil demands 11 C-rowd ol' many tliousniiii,; ns no _____1,>____ soils \vlio were drowned, when the

iiient to send represiitatlves to the have bean (~_(,nc,.,|»¢il_ lin _-iam re- premier -has been cheered for ".4,‘¢+¢,,,,44*¢4.¢+¢ rowhout in wliicii they were cross- »

ne Matthews, .I!r., former

` Has Discovered ' Light Frosts '

ll. Will Sllllilii NEW Piiliiii .,...i..._ r,,i,._ [WSH Ni|ilii]Nl 1,. W... S...

Of White Indians Wheat Prices

Chatham Youth Car-

Seaplane May

Alberta Oil Well

To Produce 500

slit VAN-COUV-ER. B. C-. Aug. 18.-- om Completion of o new well ut Wain~ nd- wright Alberta which will produce th~ more rhlm 500 barrels of oil per fo: day was announced bv Newton W-

a Emmons, superintendent or the to- I-lrltish Pctrcleums Limited, at las: me night's annual meeting of the coni-

any hol.l here.

tiy in Mr. l-Jiumen's report to. the oils shareholders it wius swtcii that Sir ber ilenry 'l‘llorii‘.f.n had advised the 2%, company ihlit the Canadian Natlml-

:ll Railway lines are prepared to take Wainwright oil for locomotive fuel if the quality and production

re satisictory.

y Refuse Bail For _

Former Provin-

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO Aug.

ne Magistrate Edmond Jones, when ow appeared in the police . t

answer a charge of acc ret commission w-lille i

The charge was laid

sioyn .and Japanese delegates a

epgfgg Se; Meanwhile, according tow infor __ omce ation, from an authoritative sourc

____ __t't_e Japan is already fitting out fi

. “E " ‘ ships to rcpatriate her troops fro

an former .provincial treasurer on

c,,_ structions of Hon. W.

F. Nickle, i .

by A___________y Ge___________ Ban ty of an eaily signature of accor

was refiis- ' ’i‘liis was the most serious of all

indicted last month on charge of having murdered 1 persons, has been removed t Goettingen Insane asylum fo observation. `

QUEBEC, Aug. 18.-Th

3 _L_ 7 (-Canadian Press.)

o ciiA'mr.-\.vi. ont., Ang. ls.-'rn Timo is -1 Dimiblllty

ml of the Ainericail seaplanes now

Cliarlotte-

tile air tivo foot. thcn dropped ww" this w9"k' There me

r bo li‘.iai~kcii hy a hip; bald head

i-a_:.Ie, picked up and carricil i

e \\'lii>n his clotliiiig gnvle away w

that o

,D Picton may he seen in

as planes in ,l’ic~toli 'Hnrlloi', the Ii

now two

line cans cod rnniu by ins Arurii-

af the flight at 3 o'clock this m0\'I\- net. _where she was left in chair-ire

British special service squad- ron encircling the world, head ed by H. M. S. Hood is held u

P li' ‘ -

by fog today off B|¢ |,|am| in was latcr kilir-il hy a citizen.

the St. Lawrence River, 110

' io tip of the wings, Youn C nln' _

miles below Quebec andthe _______ was ____v_______y __c_____ii;___e\_l_ll _mi-_. In is understood that ____

' NL tion has been issued to

in these planes -to come to

ti-town and that while the army men who brought the B here, could not see their way clciir

squadron, which was due to ar

,.|v° at Quebec eany ,Ms ana: clawed _while fighting the hi

‘ e wiiirii finally became enmeshed

noon Is now scheduled to arriv

at 1.30 p.m. tomorrow.

SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 18.

-The motor ship Lady Kind- erscley, of the Hudson ‘Bay Company, trading in the Arctic, has been lost in Bering Sea a message received here today from Cordova, Alaska, indicat- ed.

No lives were lost, it was

said.

(Canadian Press)

STRASBOURG ALSACEi

France, Aug. 18.-French troops began evacuation of Of- fenburg and Appenwlcr this morning and iit was expected they would he entirely out of the two German towns tonight.

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Aug. 18.--lnter-

viewed here today regarding the retail merchandising con- ditions throughout Canada, J A. Banfisid of Wilnnlpsg, Pres dent of the Retail Merchants Association of Canada said there was no reason for the "calamity howllrftl" which was prevalent in some parts of the C°UY\¢f`.Yf “particularly down East." `

(Canadian Prcaa)

QUEBEC. Aug. 18, -Lieut,

Lccatelli, Italian aviator who 'la flying across the Atlantic wiii call at Quebec ln continu- ation of his flight to New Yvrkn according to advices here by the italian consul. The aviator at last reports was at Reijavlk Iceland and will fly thence to Greenland to Cart- wright on the Labrador coast. and thence up the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Quebec.

OTTAWA, Aug. 18. -Hon. J.

Bureau, Mllnister of Customs, has been suggested for the chairmanship of the Ecard of Railway Commissioners, sc- cordlng to the Citizen, which points out that Mr. Bureau has had considerable experi- ence as legal adviser iln rail- way matters and was Solicitor General in thc Laurier cabinet.

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Auq. 18.-Prime

Minister MacDonald of Great Britain today aunt letters to Premier Herriot of France and tPrsmier Thounla of ~BoIgium urging that Franco and Belgi- um take every possible step to

thi- expi~i‘ieni-e of il-`red Cunni hom ngvsd 14 weight 07 pounds

it. ineaslircd eight feet from

a wire fe-lice,

--i<oa>-_-- ‘

Minister Corrects Turk Police Abuses

Ot'lNS'l‘AN’l‘lNOl’LE, Alig. 1R.»

Redjeb flley, Minister of the ‘inter-

tinopie policc services and criti- cized il nilmlif-r of nbilses, strictly forhailc continuance of the practice of lleating arrested per-

cnnff-ssions_ lie wlirneil that nrres.

itcd persons must not bc kept in CAMDEN. N. J.. Aug, lil#

ilententlon more than tweiiyt-four hours without the charges against

illN|FESiii BY

'I I was connected with."

alleged hold-up of a saloon kee is Stephen Thurber, Jr.. son o

(Canadian Press)

mililist party has issued a mani-

»D » E D - llshing on article with tho object of seducing members of His Maj- csty's forces froiu their allegiance. Referring to the newspaper artil

the manifesto says that the forces of reaction are already en-

the whole working class to rally round the labor movement," says t-he manifesto, “and to present

solid front against the presump tion of those who have continilally

own class purposes. The fact that pressure hos been brought to bear

on the Labor Government to drop il\0RiES'l‘ RIULS, N, Y., Aug, 18 the prosecution of the editor of the -<Mias Helen Wills, of Berkeley. Workers Weekly is supposed to be Calif., successfully defended her ri. heinous offence, bu tnothlng is title as women‘s national tennis

ng_ ton 2, which will be use in American round-the-worl

1( h Th (whose pla-no was wrecke

u 0 wmse new are e mm 0rkncys,)`aJid a Curtis sean plane

up sen-t on to -Picton by the

Tribune and a picture syndicate

invl

(HID

to :ii-cept, the Curtis plane may available, Mr. tPalmcr who is

teeii in Cliarlottetown Harbor.

ior_ ye.st_eriluy inspected =Consti;;i-

won over medical science in a bat: of one Der cam in the °.h°" pemm

tio to save the life of Helen Batch

l ,sons in order to wrost from them -- 22 months om_ who Bevarnl day _ _ __

(Canadian Press.)

years old and lives in A-tlnntic

zt holdup gang here in police he

“-Did I wear a wi-gi" she ec

-Chicf Tatem. “I wore more one. I had to change m a ea

implicated with the girl in

i'ormer Camden Councilman.

he refused to "come across."

_ L N _ 8 _ _ According to Hummel the gi

0 DON' Aug' 1 ' The Com held a revolver at his side and sa

ilruwal of the prosecution of John wants' Th° 9°|°°" i“’»°T’*"i` mi Ross Campbell, -arrested at the iii- hh” l’°"°° he grabbed the few' ‘

stance of thc director of public "‘° from "im girl' “nd when ll" ._ m,_,ec,,,|m,S on a ch," e of ,lb friend interfered he knocked hlni \ ` _ _ '

down. ‘ No Word From

cies adversely criticising the cir- ' ' _"9 _ cuinstaiices of Conlpheil’s release ' "',3»_»_», Q.

(Canadian Preaa-)

"@“"°fl“S t°_ "luke “H M' orrawn. .Ancnst 17.-.Nn mm- t“'“`k 0" 'ho L“b°‘° m°‘"" munica-tion has been received from ment. through the l-:lbor govern- ,ho Cmmdhm Government 5mam_ nieiit and that attempts are being amp Arcuc by me Government Rm glade to ra:_s_e ai_1 l_Bfi\|Btz“ the q“_°_*;_ dio Sttntlons dilring the posit week. n?“j°dli;° M “ er “mee W It is believed tiiiat the Arctic is in

ST; cflry' _ _ ll ‘Ponds inlet on the North Const of

" °°""“““ B* l”“"' °“ B °“ nnirin island and temporarily out

of range.

a I C

Miss Helen Wills

ll by the d filers d off the

Chicago

Ch arlot-

ostoii 2

clizirge, expressing his’ willingness to -t‘ly across the Straits providcil

-suitable aiicliomge can he guarilii-

i:_tl_aii~ters as she smoked a cig_ar;t__

"W" Ti-(E G-oi.v= THAT

cc to be on tvlie job wish tllll; gazing _§_:`l_j`50_;:sS$_Hé5_l;_|.LD

the Ti-IE §'0\.-F \/CTE.

wos held in 51,000 ball on a. chair of assault and battery on Em liammel, tihe saloon keeper, wh

(Canadian Press)

tlefield in the world's war for _ is expected to be set ablaze by new treaty between Japan and th

PARIS, Aug. 18. -1-Another bat-

oil

ll B

Russian Soviets, negotiations for

the final phase. -

Wllllih, it is learned, have entered

One of the main conditions con-

stituting the basis of a prelimin-

ni convention on which the Rus-

T1)

now at work, is a fifty-five-year

concession to the Japanese of th

18__Cha`.]eB oil fields of North Saltllallhe.

, , Tie British Government is pr

_ gardllig thcsc:- li‘IlI‘h- ini.; from Montreal to Iloll lervi p"‘“"‘"dii‘\

The Uimed Slime” \'}§_;"`°D_e‘;‘;_E; "To llliistrutc thc effectiveness of 'l`hc train which liore the head i cziilslzcii yesteriiay iiioriliilfllin the ‘mil-‘lllffef Of 0"U“`i°- WB" "9'“““d` ut,?,,0l€::gBeshe|Llhl;,.g_Tp plgf

.l ra coiniil s il, .. - if t , _ ' , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' --

-» ‘“ ~°

_ _ _ ,, _ _ _ .. . . . . ; ._ 0 B

c______C__y _“___ Wm wmmne to do SJ Dcmuc c____________e _or ___eiU_ S. _::_.__i;_1\§_n:_-:i_;itiSrl_nl;l r~oii-fc\;_eri;°_c pli_llo;i of the fatal accident and is n

l‘i~er-iiiilency, as briefly sulninnrizcd ‘ " “' ‘"1 “ I "“ ""‘ . . 11| the morguc. An inquest is being

_ tl, K I _ _F W this cvciilng hilt it took M. ller- I a Ml ],,.|| (oh _

Pfesiiiiiumy the Leaglle Assmw fbxreilginclilswqltuille ell'i1il(a3'll;c»iig;)\il hip- Hut mwen '"l'“""" [0 get U“`°‘lP7i‘ st nute 'lille palilty consisted of five men

lim workpd om' by H group l' ‘ - ‘ ' mg for mm' _ s and one of the woliicn were rcs

‘tm before the war.

1"' Slikilaline in view of the probilb

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Visit Year Withouta

Ch’town Shortly » S“mme1`»H9 Say

(Canadian Press.)

no in

ick Stupart, llirgctor oi' the .\iete

Ori-

"'Ilhere is this to be said." S

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Japan t0_Get 55 Year Settlement Comes Af- (.oncesslon_ of orth tu- A11 Night Pity.

Sakh-illlll 011 ley of French and

Fie|dS. Ggrmang A-_

Prsaa)

L O N D 0 N,

A il 8. 1 8. - Once more the Germans are r e a d y t o "sign and go_ back to fade the folks."

A f te r a il

night confer- ences between r e p r e se n la.- tives of Franco and the Reich, the Germans notified the secretary of the conference

Premier Hcrriot on application

(Canadian

m` of the Dawes re-

vpg port that they had decided to iw-

ccde to the French proposal to con-

clude Franco-llelgian evacuation of d the Ruhr within a year. r

the problems involved in putting iilto effect the provisions of the Dawes reparations programme.

Satisfactory solution means thot

the conference. held by many auth-

S orltles to he equal in importance

to the Peace Conference of 1918- 1919. has reached its final stage, is

a success, after many previous

TOR,OiN-TO. Auil~ 18.-"~I would fugne arte"-|ptg_

not go so fair as that," Sir Freder-

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ologlclll Service of Culiado, sliiil when sliowirtlie statement of l‘ro~

t' ll C , i' Ch-ic , ll l ’ ,‘i’iZ‘?.°’,,...““.I’,..§’.‘ ,‘3in...... “ii” New Rlckets Cure

mer and that there would he cool- er weather for the rest of the year, lr

'm_ Frederick. “that perslstency of ty-

or with When you have weather of

to continue than to change sudde ly-" "But," he concluded, "-the ty may change and we may yet. hs hot wen-tilie-r." ` i

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Penny Lodges In

he in

(Canadian Press) CLEVELAND, Aug. 18_ -Des

ago -tried to swallow a penny th

Mar-‘ _ lodged in her throat. An oper

garet Treadway, who is not yet 18` . 0 remove the com that slo

tion t

. Clt ~ _(them being investigated, told of her career as a member y ly shut on the childs breath W

may impossible because of swelling.

Pei' _ QF ‘ri-AE f it cousmr( H" i=i2o~\ A

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festo on the subject. fo tho with- “D0 ymf, knuw We are G°"e"“““’“t \ ~ E

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I Throat Child Die

.ii .... Wsgvolésg B" -"0 If | svens- rl 4° P°""T

pe is something to be reckoned

certain character it is more likely AB __ result of ___ve__“z__uoM _md

pe exlpsriments carried on over a con-

sr. .ioHN's, Nild., Aug, 1s.-

sidernlils re ion at Bay Bulls hy

_ B vp American dlenilists into the effect

of Newfoundland cod liver oil in the treatment of rickets, an im- portant discovery has besnnnnounr ed. Rats which had been fed -on it ricket roductllng diet were cured

S, of the complaint by the administra-

tion of doses of Newfoundland cod oil in amounts as low as one-eighth

.1 Announcements- ~

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3 .

3-__ Coming Eteiits,

1 Meetings; Etc,

_Rates-20. psi' word aacii iillcirlldh.

"Come one, como all-_to the

play, “Among the Breakers” at North River I-Isll tonight.

______, , _

°~imi=~oa'rAN'r-Remember die

Mammotn.'l‘ea. Party at.. Vernon River, on Wednesday. Aug. ltitlil 81

"Ice Cream festival will he held

on St. James Church grounds Summerside, Tuesday evening Aug. 19th. 1649819 31

"Drawing for prizes at Hope

River Saturday, Aug 23rd.

_ 3650-8-19 tts Ii.

"Come to the Ice Cream Social

at New London, Tuesday, August 19th. |887

_ "Hope River, Aug. 23rd. Baseball 3 p. m. Ten served Ice cream, rb- freshments. 3650-tl-19tts li.

’*Dr_ G. (lreen’s office, Hunter

River will be closed from Wednes- ilny the 20th. till Saturday the 23rd. -inclilsive !641~8»19 Bl.

used legal machinery to serve thelr‘

TORONTO, Aug, 19.-Maritime” ' '

moderate west winds partly clou- ,,,|.he New mangow wumenm i_iy wiii: showers in Beet Heil °‘°“'iiiriliiiie wiii iinio ii niriliilny soc. - ll W9” - ini at the home of rs. Geor ll.

High imc this ,niiernnnn at 1.f»2S,,,,.e,,,,,,,, 0,, -1-,,,,:1,,y ,,,§:,,,,,

and tomorrow morning at 215. August 19,h_ 1|_

Sun sets this evening at 7.04 and ____

rises tomorrow morning at 5.05. ncnme ,O mono B” rr” Put”

Lust quarter moe" Friday. Nlssngnsi zoiih and naar ins iinilo

22. 5-11 il. Ill- . I-lay Orchestra and seo the compa-

Silmmerslde tide eighteen minquion sigvdancinig and partake in

uteii Inter than Charlottetown. the oth" amusgmgnig, |¢ gy, ig Maximum and minimum temper-unsgvombre wma fgilgyqqy hi atilres: |054- -(|-it

_ 'Toronto 64-50 ____.-___.___ clear _.___-

M0ll'I.‘l'e1\l 78-54 --...___._--. cleilr Ncilcg-wg arg all ‘Qing to the

-Quebec 72-62 --........... clearchui-oh or England picnic at Halifax 74-54 _-.-..-.--__ clouilyornpsiid next 'Itlmfsday afternoon

o e essure brou ht to cham ion Saturday, defeating Mrs SI John 72--59 -..--__..-.--. fog Aug Slat aa it will be the lui can

evacuate tha Ruhr in lon time said ab ut th pr 3 p _ . . - . . than one year period agreed bear on the Government by reac- Molls 'B. Mallory. of 'New York, 6-1 Boston 74-58 ....-..--.... cloudy ni: the season. 1| day ia aauverab- upon at the International con- tlonary politicians and the press 6-3 in the final match of the nation New York 7+-58 .-._-.--. cloudyle then first. fine day f6lIiWll\l. ference. _ to get the prosecution started." ai tournament. _ Charlottetown 67-61 _-.-__ cloudy 8048-8- 0 Sl.

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