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ANOTHER PROPOSITIO
FOR POST WAR BONUSES
nnusl Oubscrlpt n de voted, I4
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GWVA Sub tlilbot Sh 5
Soldiers thlmmoirntsiubgeing egfadgb Hliydrneillg mi
Sinn Fein Prisoners Fox Pelt Prices
Raise Disturbance Still Going Up
(Special to The Guardian)
8 eclal to The Guardian
( P )
DUBLIN Oct 7 -Forty Sinn Fein NEW YOR-K Oct 7--Blue Fox pelts
risoners, including 26 brought from bl'0ll8ht $33 50 B Blew Hi 'U10 0ll9l1il1S
mashed the windows and furniturels
nqheir cells Several prisoners were|A
ork prison, began rioting in Mount|session today of the annual fall fur
oy prison after a hunger strike They auction here Traders from Russia.
iberia, Sweden, England, France, and
ustraiia disposed of fox, Chinchilla,
njured before the disturbances were Sable and lynx skins ct generally
to   quelled higher prices than ever known before
Wi
(Special to The Guardian) P
OTTAWA Oct 7-Cash grants rang
ing from $76 for noncombatants who
enlisted in Canada. in 1918 to $2 500
for combatants who enlisted and new
service in France in 1914, were asked
by the G W V A ,tonight at the
committee dealing with soldiers ne
establishment service Between these
two extremes is graded the G W V
A estimate of the cost, $397 800 000 0
On this they figure that 25 per cent m
will not be necessary because some
will not claim bhe amount and others wha the balance of financial md 1°
cannot prove their need of re establish 5
:ment Another 25 per cent would be t
absorbed by the government in land nl
settlement, insurance and victory
bonds Thus the actual cost would g
be $200 000 000 l
The plan makes a great distinction t
between the assistance to be granted would have received if alive for his
combatants and noncombatants s
There would be very few to receive z
$2 500 as the Princess Pats were the a
six months service, 15000 would be
deducted for duplicate enlistment,
5000 would be taken ofi’ for deser,
H0119. leaving 466 000 qualified for the
grant
There would be only 47000 appli
cants on account of service in Can
:dai Oilly 134 000 on account of ser m
ice in Canada and England, and 235 D
0
00 because of service in France The B
s
“SSSSUOH ia that $500 should be para d
n November 1 in- cash where that a B
ount would be due under the scheme 31
an
ich the beneficiary is eligible °
h°“|d U9 Paid in a manner suitable
o the real re establishment of the
an according to his individual needs
The plan recognizes all branches of
he service and all dependents of sold
ers killed would get recognition in
he same measure as the man himself
ervice It recognizes all Canadian citi
ens who were in the Imperial service
ure Bred Stock
To Help France
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON Oct 7 »-The King has
ade a personal contribution to the
ure bred stock which Britian is a
ending to France to revive the in 0
ustry there Many prominent H
rlt'sh breeders are cooperating with W
e king is sending Southdowns,
svons and Hampshires to the land i
fthe tricolor appear before the commission Wins l Klng Alfonso wlll my a 15 days
ton Churchill Mlnistel of War will be, vls t to Englnnn ncconlnnnled by i
(ll German Count Ouestion of Soldiers
in New York
To Ascertain inventor
Oi Great War Tank
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON Oct 7-The controversy
mong rivnl claimants for the honor
f having invented tire trrnk used with
uch signal success in the great war
ill have u hearing before the British
onrmlssion on awards to inventors
omorrow Eleven claimants will
,c
among the witnesses tailed to the
  stand in an effort to settle the con ,?1l;i'l‘;i|1dVlx§t¢(,)r£? Zoulifor Iygililldolleave
trovei sy
Enquiry into The
Americans Withdraw
(Special to The Guardian)
Philip Andrews, in command of the
American squadron, has issued orders,
for the withdrawal of the American
ships from Spalato American food
supplies are being removed from the
city
Spain May New
Become Republic
_._-_
(8peciaI to The Guardian)
SARAGOSSA Spain Oct 7 -
Alex Jandro Leroux, lender of the
republican party in Spain, decinredl
at a. meeting here that the signaturel
of the Pease Treaty would bring about
a change in the regime in Spain which l
would become a republic He de
clared that rn the event of a revolu
tion he would check any excesses
0
Wa, ,o  6, Civil Re establishment
PARTS Oct 7lTheG ex'tra?i|i‘tlon of     __"`
only Canadians to get to France dur C
ing 1914 The total enlistmen
ts were e
591000 but under this plan 105000 n
would be disqualified for less thanld
anada, all Canadians who transferr 'd
d and Canadians who edtered the a
avi' the mercantile marine in the
C
German Reply To
Note Unsatisfactory
(Special to The Guardian)
PARIS Oct 7 -The German reply
to the Allied note demanding the with
drawal of General Von Der Goltz Z
troops from the Baltic Provinces was
discussed by the supreme council at 2
the resumption of its meetings this
morning It was learned that the re ,_`,v0mch have just reached here The
DIY was considered unsatisfactory and C
that Marshal Foch was instructed to
draw up a new note to send the Ger
inxanrr.
Canadian Cheese
To England
(Special to The Guardian)
orrnwa oct 'i-A cable has rust Zi
been received by the department of
f
Agriculture from me Ministry of food :)oday on the steamer Czaritn. and o
London, announcing that the treasury
has sanctioned the continuance of the i
present scheme of purchase of Cnnad t
ian cheese to cover the entire export
able surplus of me crop of 1917 lrilave finished our job and I think the B
B
Germany Begins
Payment to US
NEW YORK Oct 7-The American
destroyer Laub arrived *here today
from Antwerp with $5 126000 in Ger
man gold the first direct part pay
ment of the $168 000 000 for food and
supplies arranged for by food adminis
trator Herbert Hoover wheni he was
in Berlin recently One half of the
$158 000000 has been shipped from
Berlin to London and placed in the
Bank of 'England°which is the Lon
don agent for Federal Reserve ~Bank
0
l couniinsrn srrcurs
by Oct 15 Mrsc Burnett, 174 Kent
Street. 1379 10»4Mtf
*WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework Apply 154 Dorchester
St city. 13201042 M6l|,’»d
*WANTED IY YOUNG LADY ROOM
and board in private family Aipply
at Guardian Office.
1447 10 8~Mtt
°wAN1'zo_.ixPEn|lNcsD MAID
Waxes $15 on Apply evenings Miss
-Cooke, 168 dfltaroy Street
g 1419 10 7Msi
#Piano sAnGAiNs-2 rims sac.
ond and upright pianos for sale at
Tatton & 00's 144 Great
Geor8o Street 11124) iiibiltf
*BOY FOR STORE, ONE FROM
country referred State age Ad
dress "DF Guardian Omoo.
1118-0-Zllltf
wmscamiiit ron ezulnitr.
housework Good wales .Apply o
am J J H ii is
nom om y'1sno 10512: n
'ron sAr.l.--it nouns trovei
centrally loclteil with 'ell modern
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Ms- rss-Maier
'WA NTI!!
to -New
work in
Russia May Now
B .
ll Emi h Am d Count Otto Bismarck, grandson of the
B or e reservists from famous German Chancellor has been
(Special to The Guardian)
emarrded by the German government (SP¢°|=| 1° Thi! GUH"dia“l noT;DAW.A Oct 7_The qunsuon of
t the instance of court martial au VICTURIA B C 0Li 3-Oliiv 0119 gn?;v(3lE;r‘:}1l;\(,;I;‘b}?;n;`;i;(‘";t:;“:,;I;1‘i;
ti lti l it r i d t l b ` '
anger zone and the air forces ;::_es§gn3;ntL'0?th’;°"i§;;l;?Ei0If°ei;%‘; £vte3?s%0¥v'1i e}I?lllI'£ln,;esL§,§m€,ln; came before the House of Conrmons,
ther Germans are also to be extradn the mqmry into the hlgh cost of uv corrriirittec on Soldiers (rvil ite estrrb
t h I ed The writer _“Mes that Count Big ing in Vumouvelv fm the Board of lishmerrt todny beverirl rrrembcrs c\
rl   muck ls accused of hm/ing fourteen Pmmnelce Thmo commodmes wcu, pressed fire opinion lirrrt hrs' rrppthri
mhabudnts or the village or Vicoign dealt wnh bdwn’ bmw, and eggs on alice was riot neieasnry .ind ir.) dtiiou
  shot ns nn example and nf lnlrnlng an investment ol nbout $12 000 James WM* t“k'~‘“
s
a
(Special to The Guardian.; W
EL PASO Texas, Oct 7-Thous
nds of British subjects will irmrii
rate into Mexico about tire middle of
ctober, according to Excelsior, a
ewspuper of Mexico City, copies of
lonists will settle in Durango und u
hihuahua according to the riewspnp I,
tr
" ar
roar ine rieneifs
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON Oct 7 -General Iron
de, commanding the British forces
t Archangel, arrived in Liverpool an
roceeded to London Asked regard ‘B
ng the position of Russia, Gen
ronside said I think a damn sight In
oo much has been said already We W
ussiuns can now look alter them H
elves fi
ou
slbln D lc dln officials in Wasliin ton Colonel Done ct 4`_Adm Bio" tie llrinki i I
K l N G A L B H R T m
CANCELS TOUR
OF U S
NFIW YORK October li-‘Because
f the illness of President Wilson,
ing Albert of the Belgians has de
K
everal houses there Sirriiliar charges H8111 NIYYIHE 011 li IJUSIHGSS lib H |13-"1 Returned mechunuq or Vmlmuvcr "
Ships from Italy
ROME Oct 7 -Rear Admiral
HOWBRITISH
GOVERNMENT
ivnnrrnsrnnin minus
ondon Could llave Witbstnnd Fond Siege indefinitely
So Well Had the Government Prepared in Advance
for Any Em
ergency
(Special to The Guardian) the last detail had been worked out
I
LONDON Ozt 7-The railway ol
strikers in most cases went bact to cu
work today and the usunl passenger'
services will be running tomorrow iF
lt is now divulged that London could r
have withstood the food siege for e
three weeks, so well irad the govern fe
merit stored 11 great ivarelrouscs on r
both sides o fthe 'l‘huines Another ii
fact is that riot one tenth ol' thc com ; t
plete urrungerrrents urutle for the p
nonths before and was Dill Iliff!
iertttion immediately the emergency
il came
The forethought of the Ministry of
ood in providing against such
ontrngerrcy months before it occnrr
rl
saved many thousands from suf
ring So ably had this plan beer
arried out that all that remained tc
e done was to telegraph code wires
o responsible organizers in different
arts of the country Similar plans
strike had been carried out before for bacon, cheese, etc were also ill
he settlement came, a point w.rr-~‘r hand and had no settlement been ar
ilustrates the strength of the govern rr
ved at the country could have with
irrerrt posrtorr More than this the stood the abnormal condltibns in
whole of thc rriiik scheme riowri toldeilirltely
A
The lxiaikllrinrrr ('11 whiilr runde
ucir .r hit in the opening poiforrrrniire
kerl for .ru opportunity to prcseirt on Minduv cveuirr rut on 'i r-il nfl
re preferrell against the others curer irriorrried the board that he estl as ` Q it l - i
hose extradition is dellmndgd mated his net profits nt about nine their V‘eW" ('01 R C (0°1’~" qamliiiiilc 11 IIIITSFGHL WPS lf1Sl- night bill?
_._ thousand dollars irrrriunlly Tire rea he fleshed £0 Silhliiit F€DF0=9iiiHli0m|irric which uns frilly .rs ut-ll .rlilirte ,
non ,lun were _,O lu h he (leclarml on their hchirif and lr reply was sent nrqed by ll, ln, 9
  M ‘laced q the ,Mg m ,md hx to thrt ciloci Alf E /.alley of thc 'l'l ln lh gil g nudmlllw The
W ll C HIV [H110 ` ‘ | ill (ill Iillr, \VlS llf llrlinl* (lb
ed the price of wheat, the result he Sf\lValii0H Afniv |i0‘~U=‘l '10i“0l1i0. “I0 0 I the piirv it is rr lmivorful three nrt
-?- ing that the fprrrieis were turning quggeqillg fi =‘l0\'l*iiii1Nf"fl0-lil bysipmiilrrirra iiy lirrviiiil Noillcr ilii sonic
(Special to the Guardian) all their attention to girrin instead of Of $2 000 f0I‘ five years, wlrcri- rlvrvs inmn “lin “roto thi- irrirmne pirrvl
PARDS Oct 7__Klng victor Emu" pork sity is proven as the best method oil wllllln lm, ll “ » ,._ _ mlm),
el of lmly’ slgned a r nyal decree ____ \c0Sldl>llBhi-“Silt Reliilymellis WOUM riirrrirr .lrrii by long odd” fire lrrosti
aufymg the German and Austrhm be monthly extending over 1 period nn,.,l9l,,,“é ,ln Sm I
i Y ized ru Clrnrloitc
cuties yesterday. according to tr Mil   ‘if fiV“ V90-FS A lififitifiil fi`0m VOLH muii for 1 limi: time
n despatch hom me Ecmire tional students in Montreal to the D lt nll lldmmllg nn lm nvsmlnl even
Q* L R WHS lli“0S€lil0fi Mkillii fill iii ru.; foilo\ving n iiiirirci lrirrty dull the
T0   creased pay .rud nl1o\v.rrrces on oi. fllglgenlcm Lf llw wpallhy W" of mp
 Y   Collili Of high C051 01 llving host to Helen O.‘\'cili .r miirrg uo
a  --- Ani -n who, flrorrgh hcnr-.rtlr irirri in ,oi l
NEVQ YORK October 4-The Cos _Q ini position is riclcomcil ir 1
.._______________ V ti i in
Is   sack General Kulmrlkoff, whose :-"Hr-lis ilv A ci,urvov.rnt Rosalie La (l¥§r<riiage,l
flagged an American soldier lu blberlll STEEL STRIKERS ARE TURN has been siimirionrri bv one of
.___ recently is in the pay Of Jalifln. 110 ING To THEIR wORKigiir><st» who believes thiit Helen wie
HALIFAX Oc; 5 __The ma,-lne cordirig tg rg announcement of Colontil t I I
d flsllellen déparlllwnt mnelvml the William orrovnn, orrrier corrrmanr _ ___ ri gi lion(
llowln mesga Q loan fl-mn Qlncel erof tire165lh Infantry, U S A WASHINGTON D C Oct G , The medium is ti ~.rrninron the spir
3' 5 Y Strike and lockouts sirrre January 1
ny yln Newfoundland published by the New York Herald 5 it of the (lecenscrl that tho my-rierv
concciriml in the murder of in iirtirr
l o t orker 2 ,z00 000
steamerqnmgic' position at nom, today `:;;‘;q  gnploygxg ‘gpproxmmtelv nrav mi rirrrnvellcii in time to lil event
tllnde 41 5 north longllnlle 47 37 Colonel Donovan viho recently re 100000000 il mt 1 los Qs' it what the faithful friend rcgrrrds r
enl paqsell the (lll,nl,ln;l@,l nnlloollnl- turned from er trip through Japan, Tv” c5t1nlltC]lnI:l'U°“nL‘a]';” h “ft I In urns! rrirfortrrirrto union
r r r ‘ 0 ay yt .
B lla,-dwln-ll Ol Annnnolls (N 5) (hrira, ixoica and Siberia, siolipid off Shlkm H] ‘C Jlmum 5' 1° "um'b ‘_ Mniiniii Le Qrnrigc .rtterrrlzts to solii
H18 stall g by g by union lenders of defectlons in the ng tmt he is the “wt wc' I
   in Siberia Japan is receiving all kinds] ln collective hargmlzlpg thrgugg
unions .rffilicatol with Arn ic
a Movie Show
agents of Japan It is known that they
_W are not only in the pay of the Japane e
cided to cancel all his engagements
in connection with his tour of the
United States after those in Boston
and Buffalo up to October 14
From Buffalo the royal visitor will
go to some point in California and
will remain there until he is sched
uled to visit San Francisco, on Octo
ber 14 His schedule after that date
stands tentatively
Official Announcement.
The announcement of the change
in the royal plans was made last
night by Brecklnridge Long, third
assistant secretary of state, who is
in charge of the Belgians tour of
the country
Because of the Presidents con
dition," said the statement by Mr.
Long, His Majesty has seen fit to
cancel all of the engagements plan
ned for him up to at least the 1/I il
when he would have been and still
exipects to be in San Francisco The
only exceptions relate to Boston and
Buffalo, where he is due Sunday and
Monday, respectively The proxim
ity of these engagements is such that
His Majesty feels he can keep them,
provided the condition of the Presld
ent does not get worse, rather than
disappoint the people of these conf
itrunities From Buffalo His Majesty
will proceed directly and immediately
to a place in Califomla which will be
announced later
"His Majesty has expressed his
desire to proceed to Washing
psy a visit of courtesy and re-
to President Wilson and has
would have so proceeded even
could have re pitted only five
if lie had at been advised
Presidenve physician that he
not permit him to see Mr
lraa decided the
condition of health ot
he does not core to
of amusement and con
cancelled his engage-
to no to the I-Ilppoamae to-
8
li
t
W6!
irlt
ll
clared Under no circumstarrccs
should sho recall the forces she has
of concessions from the Cossack Gen
erals It is generally known that Geri
eruls Kalmrkoif and Semenoff are tlrei
P
th
ni
si
d
id
N
th
the Waldorf Astoria, where the spent
tl
of West 34th street the royal visitors
were received by the Mayor’s reccp
ti
Noma immediately cast off and start
to
te
ri
15
th
G
nd Queen of the Belgians, with fro
Y
re night in a. regal suite to the foot
on committee and city officials Tire
d on a cruise about the harbor, prior
the ‘ofl'icial" landing at tire Bat
ry at 11 46 o‘clock
The programme called for the ai
val of the party at City Hail at 12,-
o'clock for a formaf welcome to
e state and city of New York by
overnor Smiith and Ma or H l
riuce Leopold heir apparent to the ‘Japan has three divisions of 12 000
m Japan
rone, cast aside teddy the royal men each in brherla Hur' evident genre I
ncognito' which had shrouded them li £0 0l`9'~i U" 0°0il0“\lC *md mmi'"‘ prodrrr-ers 'ind rorisrrrrrers .ind irruch
nee their welcome at noon ygslel- barrier rrr north Manclruria and Sibcrrr i
sy to the United states by Vl¢e pres which will entirely blockade trio cor
ent Marshall, and boarded the .yacht rldor ieudiu, into European ltue~i.r
urns in tha Hudson -River to make Japan is clrarighrg from an ngricuit
eip "fopmal entry lnto New york E131 to airlirrr'lr11/sitrial lnation, and in *_* I
Drivin ra id] b ll ton l r era ani ‘ na are irrils the
5 D y y U mme from natural resources and raw irrrrtcrinl MUNUFON NH UU 1 “D°”l“i“ ‘L
wlllch alle must have if l1etr\'\ trirckirnil tool weatirer ilu' 1,200
_-1-i_____,_;_
WEATHER Expen-rs 0". the Moncton slreeilurry Sittur r rl
STUDY AIR ROUTES
, were marked by close finishes Tlrirgo,
LONDON Oct 6 *T110 Mr Mm” the llaliiax horse, was tire only rnvoi
"Y ima iS=f"0il ”- resume Ol’ the PPO ire to wlnrout rn sirhrerri hears ri
Ceedings 0' me “mt °°nfe"°"C9 with look five heats to settle fire 215 cites
represeritirlive nieteorologists of the ln which Jgnme Penn nnd Torrrnry
D0ii1iIll0lls l\0ld lil 1101141011 Sir NB Colfer were the principal contenders
P161' Slliliif llmslded CB.lJillJl1 Bali Jennie Penn took tire first and two
ford represented eylon, Lieut
y y an,
nd the conferring upon the King of
h
onorany citizenship of the city
The King and Queen "incognito‘
assayed last night to visit a Broadl.
way moving picture show, but every
theatre they visited displayed the
standing room only' ,sign and they
were forced to abandon the plan
The Queen, with her ladyinwaita
ing, and the Baroness de Cartier ds
Marchicnne, then visited a cabaret,
accompanied by Baron de Caraman
Chluiay King Albert spent the even
ing chatting with friends. The royal
party wlll remain ln New York until
Saturday. when they wiir start on ri
Col D C Bates, ew Zealand H
A Hunt \ristralia Knox Shaw,
Egypt C Stewart, South Africa,
Sir F Stnpiirt Canada Dr C T
Walker, Iniliu, and H D Grant the
Admiralty
General srrlrjects were riiscusserl
from a rnetvorologlcnl stirirdpornt, in
cluding air routes from Curio to lx
raohl and (rrriio to the Capo The
dl’lB8ates visited a number oi’ places
of meteorological interest The con
ference decided to continue as
association for Periodical rntf-rrlrsnge
Of VIGWB \ll10l1 scientific matters
Sir Napier Shaw was erected the
first president
to
th
ur of the nation which will take
em to the Pacific coast and ba
-_--_.!1.._._______
k
again to Washington, where they wclgli
e received at the White House The
first scheduled stop is Boston, where
royal party lg enpggtgll ln an-lve
ll
onhlunday morning TIDE, MOON ETC
VIII!
Oli
'run wmisrnnn
'rEiin»nna'rUnn
...,._...
'T0 00! 8 -Northwest
e w t is morning
tllflml iii benign lr
ami tomorrdti at 10 £8, it will
tonight at Q66, and tomorrow
this afternoon at 549 and
at 547. it files tomorrow
np 6.22 and Thursday nt 6.28.
quarter- g:,',tl¢_ 1116611 Tbtire-
2. at 9. am.
moon, Thursday, Oct 9, 10.54
side over the main point at issue-
the right of the em lo'ers to en a
l er an
federation of Labor
NEW YORK Oct 6 -The King' but have received arms and assistance    1
pviilrlo ulro .ritcriilvfl lirc lior r rti
tcrnoon witnessed been and ext-iii r"
racing The heats .ir ull the ei.r~ise=
lust hcnis by ir irrrrrgln
Rovzrl McKinney, the Mrrinc lrorso,
cirplrrreri the 214 class .rlier Fern llal
won the first hent
Summary
Brage, Frank Iioutlliei, Huiifn
Iirrcopla, J 1’ Smith Kinknra
Rov Miller ll ld Reardon Monc
on
Try First W V llousc, Si Ste
plren, N B
Brnbos, I’ ll Reid, Foil Fair
ileitl Mc
Victoria, Dr McAllister, Sussex
Time, 2 2| 2 20 219
215 Clan.
“awning Ii
Jennie Penn Dr McAllister,
Sussex, N B
Tommy Cotter, Ben Dryden,
St John
Little Peter, W V Douse, St
Stephen, N B ro
Lake Be Sure,,GB Fenwick
Sussex, o
Lady Kip. J C Purdy Am
herst. N S 6 6m
Singer, E Burltp, St John. 5 6 6ro
Time,220 2.18% 220, 221% 221
217 Clan.
Royal McKinney. F R See
ley, Fort.I-*airfield Me 1 1
Fern I-Iel,i Dr. McAllister, ,
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Roy., ol_o, Burt: Lint. Fred-
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l f . f l \ lie nay to lri " P Y 9 the rnv ters Seated nr. uid lei rr
Hiangrrslsigiixlagiug grirstbgiirl Alix/lIdllrlri(l.nrllryl llghire (ilu I liH~lf.ll)oLir;fl2rl coirfercrrreg Ed mltnc tlhdn Ulf timzlliqayd Ldbor .1 rlo7i‘ri people lrnrigrrrg f)iiIli0i luorilliplr
f opar rrrorr re( or( =i rr an e ‘
5 Benn Rescue nl pregenl lmpos with State nnrl Wrir Department PITTSBURGH 0 is rr detective socks tire rrrurdcrer, lit'
THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR
THRILLING PLAY
wi-._-ii-
Decidedly Interesting Three Act Drama Capitally Staged
at Prince Edward Theatre by Klark Urban Co
tiin to be stricken down by unseen
hrrnrls n scream in the darkness, and
.rnoiher life has fled that of the man
in the thirteenth chair Thrill, sus
~pe-rise, rrrvstmy, and no one can guess
thc solution until it is disclosed near
the end ot the last nrt
ill the llnndg ol ilie talented Kldlll
1‘iimn nggrcgirtirrr or play ers the 13
( lrrir is splendirlly acted Miss 'lla'
fetii pl 'fs the part of Helen 0"’
ru her usual crpr ing manner
'\Ir Harden I\l'1rli as Will Cr <7
pins ed stron ' ri tin mnsierlv ~.
The other prrris were rapabiy taken
follows
Vlrs Crosby Marlon All
li iscoo ('ro<hY N 3 SC"Vi
Fl lwnrl Wales Louis Ev >rstl=
llelcrr Trent Dot Je‘wi'
Bi irinisn Tn-nt W E Webb
Howard Standish Arthur Tenm
Philip Mason Cecil Drummond
Pollock Roy K Steadmar
llladam Rosalie La Grange L Door
inspector Donohue Thomas Brow
“ri-gr=rrt Drinn Harry’ G“iiI`dii"
D0nl,ln Will Forbe
The bill for tonight is The Eternal
`\1.rgt1.rlcnc, a strong play which had
r long run in New York. a few years
ago, and has been vcry popular on the
ond and with stork companies This
\\ill be its first presentation in Char
ottetown
fplle nmssage was Slgned by the van made rt clear, however. that hc mnkq or th Strike” 1 the mlwago, W _
eater of the Dragic had 'wi ”“““‘ his mi’ to th “Y East and Beririeiieem nrstrieisnwns the mm ‘I f'
i- HST;Gi‘JV°‘*I;';“;1tten‘i“?aUi'd k ln cilial development today in the steel!  0 
e I" ( 3 Ts slmun een ‘I rl strike There has been rio irrziicntion
   eye on Japan, 00110 °“°"““ ‘P thus far if a. compromise on either
Coming to Prince
Edward Island
l\lON<"l‘O'\I Oct is Milk prrr-cs in
Moncton \\ ere dlscirsseil at lin inquiry
reid in the cilv council cliarnirer here
on Srrturdrrv afternoon ultii Vt l<‘
()‘(‘onrror virocirairrnair of the doin
inrorr liorril of coirrinerce, presiding
The session was largely rticrrded bv
nforirrairoii was placed before the
couinrissiorr Mr ()'(`onrror left to visit
points in Nova bvoiin After iroldinl.,
sessions in llirirfax, Sydiicv and Char
ntlciowrr he will relllrir to this pro
virrte lie will .rlnrin visit `\lonr~tou
Anil hcirr liirtircr rorirplirints viilrer bt
[orc or .rift-r irc goes to ‘st Jolirr
Mother :ind Daughters Took Five
Months to Walk 3,500 Miles
NEW YORl\ Sept l9-Mr'~i ‘Vlar
garet Rcmrufzton Charter "discovered
America rlriring a 3.500 mile lrikr
from Seairlr to New York she said
today
Mrs Clririter wan .rroorrrparrierl by
irer two rllrugiiters, Margurite, 21 and
Phyllis,19 The pilgrims had been on
their way five months
Similar journeys through England
Belgium France, Irclarrrl null llniirrno
have nite rily been taken by the rrrotlii-r
and daughters, Mrs lhirifcr said
More Trouble
Starts in Turkey
(Special to The Guardian)
Pauls Ort 7-The new siiila
tion in Turkey, which has arisen
through the resignation of the
cabinet, is regretted in French
circles as confronting the P8808
(`onfeience vilth another Brave and
rrrgcnt problem
The downfall of the government is
attributed to thé occuDi1lf10“ °f
lxoureh by Nationalists forces under
Musfapiia Kemal who according to
some estimates has 300 000 men The
press generally consider that Asia
Minor ha-i entirely escaped from 1.110
rorrtrrii oi' (‘onstantln0Dl0 and f-hill?
the voring Turks are reE“‘mi|iE £116
riplrer lrnirfi Some of the DBDQTU
point out that there is no force
nvniinhln to deal with the refractory
clc-ments Others ask whethl' U10
Errtcritn Powers ar suilicintli’ im"-ed
anil inclined to 'the necessary power
firl intervention
BELGIAN MINISTER I8 RE
CALLED FROM LUXEMBOURG
nnnssnris oct 5-(By the AS
sprinted Press)-Economic 11930118
tions between Luxembourg and
Belgium have been broken off by
Belgium as a result of the referen
dum in Luxembourg under which
Frarice ber ame Luxembourg's
financial ill; The Belgian mlnist.
rr in l.irxr~rnbourg has been recalled
the purchase nf Ilonds of Canada/s
the Victory Loan
What of the practical side?
llll Yllll Fllllllllllli Allllllll
Plllilllilll
and of illinritabie unile\ eloped resources The guarantee is absolute
Well, your patriotism and your practioebillty are both to be but
to the test You will find opportunity for their highest expression in
Victory Loan 1919
The money invested in the Loan will provide the means to pay
for the expenditure incidental to the clearing up of the War situation
and to give rm impetus to trade and lndustry in the new era of p'l'el-
peril; into which Canada has entered That is the patriotic lille dt
The Victory Loan’
the best bonds in trreiworia today. it rm lieirlnitiktlis
ed pledge, of your own country, of e country of