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515211'-'-"~'='i-'3-"'3`i7'-'"3-i-"'-5-i"f§»f° "-'-i---f- --- CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA waounsoav carcass ls 1920 W O  ““"l.°:.-.f°;.:i.~°‘.:'..l'¢.':ie.f.t.+"‘.*
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lllolllrll Pllollulilllle  ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,rlllsl elllol nllllllus l .,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,llnlllsll lollolll   .
Mlklng Death Easy Attem t to Murder
will lllr slllll rrlilrns ,  on-ll l -  Sin ns-
0ne Soldier Killed and Warden Kidnapped. Soldiers
Were Anibushed and Six Wounded.
(Special to The Guardian.) .
LONDON. Oct, 12.-tSinn Fein
attacks on police and British offi-
cials continued yesterday with
the shooting of one soldier ‘and
the kidnapping of Warder Griffin
of Cork juli. The soldlier was
killed near Kanturk, County Cork,
and six others were wounded in an
ulnbul-lcade ata cross roads, Kan-
illrk citizens began fleeing from
the town at the first volley, fear-
ing quick reprisals. Fighting last
lvl almost an hour» with attackers
finally withdrawing.
'DUl'B»IJ1N, Oct. L2-.Five police
officers were killed today by Sinn
Feiners. Two officers were shot
dead during a raid on a house at
Drumcondra this morning. One
civilian was wounded. The as-
sailants escaped, Three con-
Btsbles were killed near Ballin-
derry, when they were ambushed.
-DUBLIN, Oct. 12.-Following ll
raid by the police, nlllitary on
Shamrock Fails, Bogsld Nationalist
district, on Sunday llizht. in whlcll
two men were arrested charged
with having sedillous literature lrl
their possession, u -lively scene
took place. A large and threaten-
ing crowd followed the police and
their captives to the station. Shots
in the air failed to disperse the
gathering and the ‘police-military
chsrged with clubs and baycnets
driv-ing the Nationalists back t.
their quarters.
Big Drop in
Wool Yarn Prices
(Special to The Guardian.)
lllON'1‘ItEAiL, Oct. 12.-The retail
price of .Canadian woolen yalril
made a sensational drop this week
when the -price of the cheapest
grade came down from-$3.25 per
pound to $1.85.
_-1<r>---
0-o-4-ova-
foollnllusen seiollus’
*CAR FOR -H|RiEl PHONE 889 R.
3085-9-28-tf.
___._.__Z-----
°BOARDER8 WANTED.-93 KING
Street. ‘3363-10-8-6_l pd.
*FOR SALE, A KITCHEN RANGE
Alpply -to 181 Dorchester St.
_ 3427-10-12 Lf
___,___,_..._______._--
*WANTED, BOARDERS CAN BE
aocolnlnoduted at 165 Cuinber-
land Street. 3426-10-12-Zi pd
______.__._._._----;-
*GIRL WANTED FOFI GENERAL
housework. References required.
Apply 14 Lower Prince.
33_4»2-10-7-tf.
_____,_____..._____-__-_-_-
WANTED A MAN TO WORK ON
farm, Louis W. Roper, Charlotte-
_town. P. 0. 3417-10-13-31.
*BEAUTIFUL ROSES AND CAR-
nations at Williams' Nursery.
Phone 171-J.
__,.__.__.__..-_----
*T0 LET.- FURNISHED ROOM
Apply 85 Cumberland Street.
34-30-10-12~3i.
'Man 0’ War Wins
$75,000 Stake Race
(Special to The Guardian.)
WINDSOR, ONT., Oct. 12-lil
What WHS I1€1`hB-Ds the most sen-
sational race ever staged in Am-
erica, Man O' War, the famous Am-
erican chalnp-ion stallion, won
from Sir Barton, owned by Mr. J.
K. -Ll. Itoss, of Montreal, in thc
$75,000 stake race here today, EX-
citelnent w-its at fever heat, the
entire grand stand was sold days
ago and the only reserved seats
yesterday and today were dollar
seats- which scnipers were selling
at nvo dollars each.
Fustll, the driver of Man o’ War.
receives a. gratuity of $10,000 and
Mrs. Riddle, wife of the owner
receives 000 with which to nur
$5. '
lchase a cup commemorative of
the event.
__,______..__._-._-._-
WANTED, MAID FOR GENERAL
housework, no washing. Apply
Mrs.,J. D. Stewart, 301 Kent St.
Oct. 12-iii.
WANTED-Gl»RL FOR GENERAL
llouse-wor-k. small family. Apply
to lMrs. Geo. I)eBlois, 25 Fitz-
roy »Sltreet. Oct. 11-Illpd.
WANTED CAPABLE MAID FOR
general liimsc-work. Good wages
Apply Navy League Building,
Dundas Esplanade. 3i.
___._._._.__-
WANTED IN CHRISTIAN FAM-
ily home for little girl age sev-
en_ Apply L. J. H., Box 446.
Charlottetown.
- Oct 13-2i.
TO LET UNFUFINISHED ROOMS
to suitable parties. Apply 172
Kent Street. 3419-10-13-ti
_____._______.-_
*LO8T.- A-RMV TELESCOPE AT
York Rifle Range. Reward. W.
West, York. 3407-10-12-7i.
 -
FOR RENT.--ONE ROOM SUIT-
ahlc for kitchen and tllrcc lied
rooms on second flight. Apply
Oct 13~1lpd.
24-3 Pow nal Street.
FOR SALE. REGISTERED SHORT
h01’11 COW. due to freshen 1st No-
vember. Ira Rodd, North Milton.
3422-lo-la-2l_
"`  
REGISTERED-SHORTHOFIN BULL
for sale, 1 year old, also a =Short-
llorn llelfer. 2 years old. Apply
to A. 0. F. Gill, York.
3426-10-13-21
l'
on E c H-Annie, sv: avec.
lllllst will be lllisellt from ills or-
flce until November 8. 1920,
k‘ 3421-1o-la-lol
I 1110110111 f111`11ll'!hed home for the
- winter mont-hr, Apply 1-D" Box
191, Charlottetown. '
3420-10-12-tf.
*WANTED BY MARRI»EDCOUP.|..E
room and board. Apply se (mcg
farm, board given. Apply giving
references and stating wages, B,
1C. care of Guardian office.
8808-10-8-15.
*OFFICE T0 LIT OORNER 0|!
Great George and Dorchester
its., formerly occupied by the
is ~ _ .
c»'7n?."s‘t’f’°"" “i°o‘s’-1'? ii'°§ "°’~ 11111-1"-12°°'°°‘1~
'FOR BALI.-~ OPLENDID OOTT.
U0 on Fitsroy Bt. Bargain for
quick purclwnr.Appiy to Mark
'asus-lo-a-el
R. Moduitm. Bolicioor
`°'°*-~¢_--A--__
'  -
. 'ro ltsn' »sv Novlslvleen rar. A _-'--_°“"-’-"°"’
 _
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUC-
lion. Mrs. (McCallum. 10 Bright-
on Road will sell some choice
furniture, chlofly mahogany and
walnut on Monday, Ocl. 18th, at 2
p. m_ inspection 3-5 Sal\lrday.
3428-10-13-Zi.
____--_-___
AT AUCTION-On Tuesday, Oct.
19th, lit, 10 o`clock p. nl., busi-
ness stunll nl. Cllerry V-alley, Lot
49, sllltalllo for inert.-llant, black-
smith or both.-~J. A. McDonald,
Arlctionoer. 3-L18-10-13121.
. 
*LOST BETWEEN CANADIAN
Farm Products and Cornwall,
October 4th, a black overcoat.
Finder please leave at Canadian
'Farm Products, got, reward.
George McDonald.
328-10-12-21.
*ROOM NND BOARD.-A GENTLE-
man can be accommodated with
front bedroom and ‘board in pri-
vate llialmllly. Central location
` Apply “C" in care of Guardian.
2982-9-81tf.
'T-0 I.-ET.-HOUSE ON FITZROV
Street with all modern conven-
er River, P. E. I.
3429410-12-Bl:
'BOYCQ MGKIS. 3419-ID-12-2i
TWO
on the
YWO
.l'_.,..
As a result of the win, Trainer'
fences, Apply to l~`. Dovlnc, Illini-
*FNRM FOR SALE.-I WILL OF-
to Guardian Office. ‘°ff°\'°°i°`bY 511011011 011 W°“`
a424_10,,12_u DOBOHY, 0Ct`~ 13, Rf. 2 1). ffl. l.Ili~Il.
` Dfuporty known as the Hunifan
aplrnmgn WANTED 1-0 MANAGE Farm at Stanley Bridge. Signed
*SILVER ILAOK FOXBB FOR'
sale by the Murray Harbor Fox
Co. few choice pairs high grade
foxes. 1020 increase. For partl-
culmrs write G. A. Sharp, Presl-
dent. chulcttetown; raw, Ls-
Liwheur, Secretary, Murray Har-
- PAlR~I.S, Oct. 12-A beautiful ma-
lniac is chief executioner for the
prisoners returning 'here today,
The girl is described as n Letllsll
beauty with raven tresses and
burning black eyes. -She kills her
victlnls with a revolver, shooting
them in the back of the head. The
brawny axe man of mediaeval
days has yielded to the slim girl
with unerrlng aim and a lust for
blood.
McSwiney Enters
61st Days Fast
(Special tc The Guardian.)
-I/0N'DON`, Oct. 12-Lord Mayor
-MlacSwirley completed hlls sixty
days of fasting with his condition
almost unchanged, according to
the last Sinn Fein bulletin. This
was lthe tiist, day and relatives are
.said to have abandoned all hope
of obtaining his release.
---1€~0
C. P. R. Earnings
Show Increase
(Special to The Guardian.) ,
MONTREAL, Oct. 12.-The -Can-
adian Pacilfic earnings for the week
ending. October 7th, 1920 was
$6,356,600 an increase of 51,3911,-
000.
“Crank” Admits
Smothl-ring oi ~
Coughlin Baby
___,..
HARRISBURG, lPa,, Oct. 1'.‘.~
August Pasquale, “the crank" has
confessedio Major Lynn G. Adams,
superintendent of the I’ennslyvlllli.l
State Police that he stole Blackloy
_Couglllin from his home in Norris-
town, Pa., and smothered the child
under his-coat.
-He declares he buttoned the coat
t11‘0u11d the ba/by when he heard
at noise hs he was descentling the
ladder und that when he had gone
'some distance fronl the house llc
found the baby was dead.
Doerators Will
{Not Meet U.M.W
GLA-CE BAY, Oct. 12.-Nolllwit'
standing statements to the coil-
trary tlle report persists that the
new shaft, projected at 0’Nelll;
Point, Glace Bay inf. go ahead as
originally intend-ed_ Malcolm Mar-
tin,` Town Engineer of Domi-lion
has charge of the work. The nr-v
shaft will be sunk to tap the Dolli-
inion No. 1 workings. About $1,-
500,000 is to be involved in the ex-
pendilture. ?
Alex. S. MlcNeil, »Supt_ of the
Scotia Golleries at Sydney Mines
has followed the lead oi’ the Dom-
inion ‘Coal Cc.. in refusing to meat
the U.M.W. officials at Truro_ Supt
McNeil in a letter to Pres. Baxter
states that t.he‘Scotia Co., will not
be represented at the conference.
lie states, however, that ho will
meet the U_|M.W. officials ill con-
ference tc adjust ally urgent mat.
ters. The U.M.W. officials and
wage scale coln‘mi'ttce meet tomor-
row in Truro.
i 
MINE-R8 MAY BR-ING IN
MEDICAL MEN FOR C.B.
SYDNEY. N. S.. Oct. 12.-Be
cltuse the coal fields doctors are
asking what the miners consider
lm exorbitant increase in rates, the
United Mine Workers have about
decided to import medical men
from other centres, set them up lil
business and also start ii commun-
ity drug store for the mutual beno
ill of thc new comells and the col-
lierles. llitherto the doctors have
divided among them a fund made
up by assessing each miner twen-
ty-five cents a week in return for
which they render all necessary
medical treatment without furlller
individual chnrgo_ Tile doctors
want fifty cents a Week and talk
of throwing up the arrangement al
together llnlass they get it.
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BRlT|tSlH SURGEONS
HONOR AME'RllGAN8
MON'I‘-REAL, Oct. 12,-The for-
Inlnl opening of the clinical con-
gress of the American Oongress of
Surgeons. took place tonight in
St. James' Methodist church, this
city. The feature of the opening
was the presentation hy the con-
sultant surgeons of Great Britain
lof a ponderous silver mace to the
me cn Colle e of Sllrg9011B. U19
A ri n S ,
presentation being made by 511'
lgel-kley lMonihsn, of Leeds. En!-
land, supported by Sir William
Taylor, of Dublin, Ireland, lend Mr.
Albert Charles, of L0flll0I1. E111?
ima. lol-. w. J. M-ay. of Rocher*
ter, Minn., the retiring president.
introduced his successor, lDr. Geo.
E. Armstrong. of ‘M011l1'011l- “"1
installed him in office for thu
coming year. Sir Arthur Currie.
Principal of McGill Un'lversitY. 01°
tended l welcome to the dele-
||\'9l~ _y __________ ____ _
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Oct. 12-The first re-
turns from the nation wide -ballot
on the question of acceptance or
rejection of the mine owners' of-
fer of compromise to avert an ail-
British coal strike are far from
reassuring. ‘Miners are evident-
tion buck upon their executives.
Penybont Colliery in South Wales
was tile first. to report. Six illin-
dred and tllll-ly-nine miners and
Bitter Feeling
Against Bolsheviks
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Oct. 12.--A Warsaw
C01`1‘€SPondent to the London Times
Says in a despatch that the Polish
Government never recognized the
treaty between Bolshevists and
Lithuanians which latter is regard-
ed as their title to Vllna. To un-
derstand tlle state of mind of the
troops of General Zellgouski, who
occupied Vlllna., it must be remem-
bered that ‘iiwo days after the Lith-
uaniaus--Bolshevist treaty was
signed, Bolshcvists set u:p an ex-
traordinary committee at Vilna
and sent 1,500 Poles to their death,
their bodies being llisintcrred and
unidentified. These victims had
many kinsmcu I.l the Zellgcuski"s
division. Zellgouskfs troops were
convinced until the last moment
that Pilsutlski (President 613 Po-
lllnd) intended to occupy Vllnn.
In spite nt' Prince lSapihn's state-
ment to the contrary. A great many
-persons in Poland shared this be-
I PARIS, Oct. 12.-A mobilize/tion
all -Russian citizens -born in 1886-
1887 and 1888 is olrdered in a doo-
.ree just issued by the -Soviets, ac-
cording t/c wireless message pick-
cll up he-rc 'tod‘a'y.
____-
ILEASANTLY
REMEMBERED
voullc courts Manalso rl-lls
Monwmc cus-are A1' MERRY
Funcrlou.
.__
The marriage takes place in St-
Dunstsn‘s Cathedral at 7 o'cl00k
this morning of Miss Isabelle Blac-
rluiere of North Rustico to Mr.
Andfrew Martin of this city_ Tile
ceremony will be performed by Rev
Maurice MacDonald. The bride will
be attenriedl by Miss Priscilla. Ar-
senault and the groomsmen will
be Mr. Ernest. Arsenault.
Mr. .lvlartlll has for ll number of
years boon in charge of the Guar-
dian's mailing department and last
evening his fellow employer-s in
honor of this 'morlling's important
ovont entertained Mr. Martin and
his bride~to<be at a very ellioylible
function in the Psstlme Club’s
beautiful hall on Lower Queen St..
where numerous gifts wlre bestow-
erl and rl jolly evening 611611! 111
singing and dancing after 'which
icecream and other dainty refresh
ments were served.
The affair was brought to fl close
about 11 o'clock with Auld Lang
Sync, and hearty good wishes for
ills future of the happy young coup
le
_.gg-}---1
Field Day  Dunstans
Tho annual field- day of St. Dun-
stlln's University was held yester-
day and passed off most success-
fully.
The various events were very
keenly contested and all the 1110'
vlous records of, the college in the
running events were broken.
-A particularly notable perform-
ance was the time of 4.54 in the
mile by John F. Campbell of New
York.
The 100 yards was done in 10 3-5
the 220 yards in 25 seconds flat.
and the half in 2_`101-5.
Another feature was the half
mile relay won bv the tlth 116111'
team, the dlstancé being ruu 111
two minutes sau one second-
Great interest was taken in this
event as lt was a class comlJ91l¢l011-
four men from each class coml>6¢'
Ing.
The d»ay‘s sport Was brouifht to ll
close by a program suitsblo 10 U19
occasion and the dl!l1'l\1\1t-1011 0f the
prizes to the winners. a complete
list of whom will al7D°l1\" lil"-
lMr, Ivan Redddn ably oiiiciated
as starter and Mr. Georse L.
~ Proves as timer. Both of these gen
tlement very kindly donated vafu~
able prim, _ __ ______
ly determined to throw the ques-`
‘this includes only mature work-
ers. boys being barred from the
ballot, recorded themseves as op-
DOB9d to a. compromise, while only
98 favored the agreement if this
ratio is mlallntnined elsewhere in
the country and it is believed to
he typical of the sentiment in
Wales, the executive government
and operators will once more be
th-‘town into sl three cornered de-
bate which may -be lost into wintel'
before a solution is found.
A. - __.==_-.
Pending Danger
Di S'cial Unrest
(Special to The Guardian.)
OTTAWA, Oct. 12.,-.Underlying
currents of present day labor un-
rest, although to the average man
of little consequence, appear in tho
minds or officials of the Trades
Labor Congress as something de-
cidedlly serious and possessing a
probability having far reaching re-
sults, sald Mr, Tom Moore, Presl-
dent of the Trades 'Labor Congress
of ‘Canada wlhen asked whether
any steps are being taken to com-
bat the social upheaval among tile
working clnss.
Trades Unions continue to be
the centre of attack by those of all
countries who would substitute
,direct action and revolutionary
'methods for orderly progress
ullroughi colllltit|l'ttlonn1 lclhnpnlels.
Not only are trades unions being
'attacked by _tllese groups locally
and nationally, but alttemps are
incw being -made to destroy the
international 'federation of trades
unions itself, in which trades Labor
Congress of Canada holds member-
ship by substituting another feder-
ation lwltli headquarters at Moscow
and then, through that -body, de-
stroying tlle effectiveness of the
international labor officials in con-
nection with the League of Nations.
Mr. Moore added they worked hand
in hand with the Bourgcoisie na-
tional rollges and arrouscd in the
minds of the workers the basesl.
of 'Chauvinist instincts.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Upvvards
of $60,000 worth of opium was con-
fiscated yesterday by men of the
Federal Narcotic Squad alter 11
Carpentier Wins Dyer p
Battling Levlnsky
KNOCKS HIM OUT |N THE
FOURTH ROUND.
(Special to The Guardian.)
JERASEY, CITY, N. Y., Oct. 12_-
Georges Carpentier lmockcd out
Battling Levlnsky in the fourth
round in the big fighting fixture
here tonight.
When Georges Carpentier, heavy
weight champion of Europe, stepp-
ed into the ring with Battling Lev-
illsky to fight ills first real battle
in this country he found himself -be
‘fore a friendly but most observant
and critical satherlng.
.For more than four years the
fight loving public of America has
been waiting to see Carpentier in
action. ‘Several years ago Tex Rick
ard ‘made strenuous but fruitless
efforts to secure the consent of the
Erench Government to allow Car-
pentier to come here and fight
Jess Willard for the world's heavy-
weight chamlpionshlp; And ever
since the Armistice promoters from
all parts of America and England
have been endesvorlng to clinch a
match fbetween Carpentier and Jack
Dempsey.
This very anxiety to get him into
the ring with Dempsey has resulted
ln accomplishing the thing ' .1
desired-the ma-tch became so ln-
volved because of rival promoters
securing contracts, agreements. etc-
that a bout between the twc can-
not be discussed with any degree
of certainty until next year.
The battle with Levlnsky was in
tended to serve two purposes but
one of these will not 'be to show
conclusively what chance the
Frecnhman would have in a meet-
ing with Dempsey.
A big crowd was present to see
the bout. Naturally, Carpentler was
,lthe reat magnet. hevlneiry is s
l
U
clever, earnest and really good
fighter, and is considered the light
heavyweight cyamplon.
'Mayor Hxue, of Jersey City,
and Govern Edwards of New Jer
sey were at the ri11!8lde_ The Jer-
sey Central and the Hudson Tubes
added special trains to their regu-
'llr solleouies, and a policeman was
on hand personally to conduct ev-
0l'[ M90! to his 01' 1101' ‘Nts
bomb was thrown under his train
day announced. The explosion
wrecked two of the coaches of the
A 'UN wmE STRIKE ..e:sss;§...i:;..ifn::...::.1 RUSSIAN AMBAS 
hB°'°h°"“" “°°""“ `° ”"°“°" Welsh Miners _Record Themselves as Opposed to "“°° “W” “° °“‘ °‘ S°""
Compromise Proposed by Mine Dwners.
--- 3-1- -f 1--5-1--0 wie- 3 Will Ilenceforth Deal Direct With Government at;
the M°°f@'rr*- Pm-  1°-' Moscow for Release of British Prisoners. _ 3
train but the Prince was not ln- (Special to The Guardian.) mlna;a >much red tape. 'it Wil.
ilred. After the attempted He- '-LONDON, nal-l Curzon, British said. Meamlme it was intimated'
mslualluu the Multcirel Council r‘ol-sig-rl Minister, will deal all-ect'thllt me rt-rllsal or solsllevllt an-~
and Mayor of Sarulevo resigned- with the -Russian Soviet allthorl- tllol-ities to proceed wa.ll the ro-
Sarajevo was the scene of the as- iles at Moscow in future, ignoring lease of Brilisll prisoners as pro-`
stasslnatlon of Francis Ferdinand, Krassin and Lilvlnofl, it WM m,.fviously iigrved upon 'will 'he fol-
CWWU Prince 0f AUS‘fTll*'HU11881‘Y nounced at the Foreign Office last lowed by r<*llnisa.ls by U1'-ll-3-’ll-
*'-nd his Wife in 311119 1914- by G1’-' night, This will enable the For- Kr-asain is being ignored ‘cinn-
vlo 'printzm 8' 9"“d9“'~ This 55' elgn Office to reach lleilnite coll- pletely 'hy the Foreign Office and
sassination precipitated the world cluslmln more qlllckly ill its nego- negotiations for a trade agreement
war' ' tiatlons with Moscow and will ell- have been suspended-
ched in the last few miles of the
before her finish
fleet the whole way, had as close
could wish for. on the last leg
Thereafter the Delawana gained
goes $730 and a signal code. The
Dervision of the Allied Control
that the Germans are omg.; -more
as they are known often to have
done in regard to tile farclal .pich-
escltes _that have taken place, and
war material by Germany is for-
HAMTLTON. Ont., October 12-
"Research shows conclusively that
there will never be it serum for
cancer," declared Dr. H. It. Gay-
lcr. vsluperlntenlient of the New
York State Institute for the study
of malignant diseases. In an ad-
dress to a gathering of physicians
and surgeons here Saturday night.
following the annual clinic today
of the Hamilton Medical Society.
This statement was of special in-
terest ln view of the claim of Dr.
Glover, of Toronto, that he had
discovered a serum for the treat-
melt of cancer. _,__ ,______ _
comes, from me knockabout sary because of the impossibility
schooner, Gilbert B. waiters, also of setting the Ukrainian text pre
Sf L\1“;';b£11§» Cf:D(§a|1}1`A11S11B Wal- pared. There are many unverified
ers, w c ad e t e fleet from .
the starting line to the last buoy ;;:‘;§sw';f dl;te;a‘;i§:§rii]T;n,;o;;
.H was beyond 'd,Dul,¢_ the mos; re. that Secretary Lorenz, Bolshevik
marks/ble sailing _race ever staged delegation, telephoned the Poles
mogagigtztgcziggughagviggerlgggpde shortly before nine o'clock last
' .nlight and apologized for their inab-
These mm schoonem le`ud`ing me ility to complete the Ukrainian text
n battle on the forty-mllecourse P" “lg““l“‘”° that mgm- He ex'
in n fresh north-westerly b`reeze plained that it would be ready on
“B the m°Bl- 11155111 Y¢1ChlS111811 Tuesday afternoon. Under the srlll-
Or the me as the two were on lstice terms both armies will re-
Tllmm gasé beating in' the wah main in position held by them un-
ters,_ still ahead-so some said- til the moment oi' teasing opera-
'lvlftfled “Way her fore-topmost sud tions, provided role nulssian-Uk
os w th it her best chance to win. ,ainim ,mom Me not nearn, than
slowly 'but su-rely and finished 4 mmm kilometers from me deter'
minutes and 27 seconds ahead of lmlned Polish front line, A strip
glmoléufefgtugppt. _calmltl~lng\ the or srtecrl kilometers -between tile
‘ ze m°“°Y- 1001>’ 111111 two tlron-is will constitute the neun
B na'me'nen“am' TD the Walters tlral zone in a fmilialry sence, fwihic-ll
knockabout schooner Alcalcll, also Wm "e‘m""'n “nd” °"dmi“°""'a“°“ “Y
of Lunenburg, Captain Roland 'hoilh sides 'till the territory goes
§5ré:)cl<le took tlllrd pl-ize and with it unlderr parliamentary terms. Troops
' movements, necessary to execute
_i*'~°"°l- tlhe arlrnlstice conditions .must .bo
GERMANY A '
NOT D,S';'V,;',;‘,‘i,G’ SAY executed as not less than zo kilo-'
Rgpgp-fs To PARIS metres daily and must begin not
____ larter than -midinight Novornbor 1.
LONDON, Ocl. 12-(‘il-cumstan~ "-*"¢'**'*’-
23| 1`@i1orts receivell by tlle Allied MURDER BABES
G21);-rumen-is to the effect that AND WOMEN ON
an disarmament is proceeding |_EAV|NG ¢|-ry
BIUWIY but surely under the su- ._
WAR
€::l‘:.‘“i:.i;f;i.:‘.'°.ir;s..l:s‘@° 22;: ;--r--R”-We-5-‘ii if-I-YT'-‘-1--`?°`3»?’€
" ' '_ - ers l d i t d
chance arrest as automobile speed- S'O‘;,°‘;f,’e:°g’{‘d°“" “f U" M°"'““5 than ollsrihodsdlihl Silogadld 
ersoftwo men ullesedto have b@eulS,,,,em,,n,, aS”"‘°.h "’°'“ §“"`~ women and children were irlllsu
smusellns the drug wwsrd 111° guns h,,,e‘ ali” §"“,§°d ‘hal “7~“°° by the .solslievllel in tile vllns
New ‘fork market from Canada. and that the rxnginisgns gggtzgygg region during the occupation. -
‘ are bemg got ,ld of at me mm of PARIS, Oct. 12-Genera] Bud-
nllollt 1,ooo a week, sn lllllt der- deny' 'he “““°“” °“"‘“W made"
many should be pracuvauy WMP has definitely severed his connec-
oln amllery by the end of mx' tion with the Soviet Government
month We are also emciany m_ and 'is recruiting .anti-Bolshevik
formed that nearly 1,500,000 shall; §"°°P5 ig; the P“"'Pb“9 °f march'
have ly;-9 (l 1 ll' |_ th . 1118 011 EV. according to advices
some 5_0?,0 igarcogliie 55,; ?;‘d““2 relglllnugaltlhg French ;Wars3)fflce.
l/cry large tlutultlr r l ' "F "m°""f‘~ “ ' "il
for 1-lglllg y U cm ndges nllslo has informed- General Wran-
Tl", ben, - id ge, the anti-Bolshevik leader in
e ls W esmead hem South Russia, th/at Semenoff coll-
ltpumng the wool over ,hp eva.. siders himself Wrnngel's subordi-
of the Alllm Comm! Uomiumilon nate and has requested orders
in this matter of gun tlestruction..f"'~"m mm'
_-_{‘;---_-
Other matters. BQY WHO QAV3 .
ngmiepeflsége Printed here that HE sl.Ew M01'-H-sn
ony s rmsny not really ,E3cApE3 1-R|A|_
disarming, but is actually mann- __
flacturingh-more wail- material than TQRQN-[\0_ Oct 11___,Amel Love'
""T°,:° Ke WWW 955°: the 22 year old boy who “confess-
wm E r"‘P}P °";5 at E'5"}"~ ed" to ll religious evangelist dur-
wuc ‘em P°yedl 3‘i'000 mom) 13 ing revival meetings last July that High tide this mol-ning at 11.45
m d- 3 ”°“' °’"1’l°Y“€ 54- -*"1 he into killed his mother sl cey- onli lolliglll .ll ll.:ll_
ta 9 r“§e °f C *fe* °“n8'000i\000 lon, -County of Grey, Ont., in De- 'Sun sets this afternoon at 5.18
‘ms ° mn 0"" “ he V” “H cember 1912 and had wrongful- und risfxi tomorrow -morning at
°f 192°- “H °°1“P“1°d Wm* 4-610 ly allowed ills miner to be hanged 6.16. -1
mn” '“ the °°"°“’°”d|“5 D°"°d for the murder, will not be placed First quarter moon, Tuesday,
of 1914, and the firm is again on MM OCL 10 at 830 p_ m _
l“"“|n$ 0"* 12'|“°h ‘md 091°' "'59 l-ll, has been 115.11515 ,ally pol- some l ___._________,_ __ it
calibre guns, as WSU H8 77mm' 01 time untler the observation of nl
the 1919 mod.-l. ` , "
what lor? Frenchman are  sxiitggi ntrgrlgtll ;1:,_l»l1‘“-‘lllfv Noozic the Surlslilnc Kid _
asking, seeing that tho export of mmey' gave out a “moment on, ___
-_ :»-o-q= -_-»--v- HL 1 *_* ""*
Ilaiiiall Oeean Race Russians and Poles ,Occupation of _ _
Won by Delllwm Conclude Peace Vllna. Accomplished
HALWAX Qc( 12 _Tl-A gl-em (sP°°l°' *° Th1°2 °";"“'“"i°) us] lspcclal to The Guardian.)
ocean race 'on l-fallrax liéfrbor ls" RIGA' 0”" " “"°` ° ‘
l»un_ 1; has been won and IOSL To armistice and preliminary peace
the liowsprit-schooner Delawana, treaty was not signed last night.
°f L““°°`b“1`K» 'm1011155 1511111191-.lt. was announced that its delay un-
man' master' 3°” the vmory' “M til Tuesday p, m. was mnde neces-
WARSAW, Oct. 12.--The occu-
pations of Vilns., Late Saturday, fol-
lowed the rciection by Gennrall
‘Zollgoliswi of proposals by the
Fl-oncll Governor to create Vilna e
free city. Forces occupying the
city were Polish-Litlluanians and
not White Russians and Lithuan-
ians, as reported on Saturday
night. Before entering the citY
General Zellgouskl and his chief
staff sent in their resigaations tc
the Polish Army Iieadqliaxters.
The troops which marched into
Vilna were from the Grodno and
Lids districts and mutinied because
of ‘dissatisfaction over the -terms
of the Litlluanlan-Polish armistice
This argeenlent left the fate of
Vllna in suspense and caused such
a bitter feeling throughout the di-
vision that it was resolved at all
costs to wrost the city from
Kovno Government,
Polish authorities assert it
ascertadiied after the Reds
-ion during its occupation.
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON. Oct. 12.-The Prus-
sian-Sovict Government has sent
a delegate with peace proposals to
the lleudqllal-tel's of General
Wrangel, commander of the anti-
Bolshevllci army in Southern n
ala, according to a Warsaw report
recedved here by vllretless from
Berlin.
_<4->--~
League oi Nations
__lli_ay Interiors
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Oct, 12--The Lerlgll-'-
of Nations may wlolrl rt club "'l
the Vllnn displlle boiwf'-l-n Pole .=l
nnl-i hlthunilia. The Lcaigus- _-l
Nations today denounced the
001190 do force by Wllicll General
zolligouu-ski seized the Litbuanianl
City. lt was lleclareden good'
authority that French and British
authorities will investigate f.he_
circumstancm illllnelliatcly.
THE VVEATHER.
TEMPERATURE, _
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
biddell under the Versailles Tres- the case today' a \
ty. Although official circles are lh;‘h,?,,;,{¢1flrn¢e;!pe?ri:ehl2v;t éoefridhld  HN  Vvl;\)Dl
silent on the question, at present me conclusion that Ame' Dov” KEEP 
the °°“"°“°“ generally held here lstor is "a mixture of truth and 
‘H ‘hat the Germans are merelmimagination so' interwoven that L- ' *
destmying °r 'hnndmg ‘wer mr it is imposdlble to tell where » ' f/ - ‘/.'
destruction old and wornout mn- ,mm mms and xmaglmmon beg -  _
terial, and rep lacing it with new gms., > _ ,_-fy# /_,/
°" mme m°d°m patterns' The Attorney General said that I 13"'-"("'-""‘\l
_the boy was physically undevelop- ._f»- ./ 5
-'-****'“' eu, lll<>ll,gil mentally lnigile, ln tile -1,.:-J,
No annum Fon c/moan. time ills mother was murdered alla .'i§;/--fr '-~,‘-““  /
F /..‘-
sl
_ --- ann result. ofthe dhioek he has -had Q _°_,.'J` ` ,"7 f' I
the-tragedy in his mind daily ever __ "_; -ii" . - , ' ,_ -
'l11°°~ l vf " -;f.;r:<i‘§3-/
"Taking the ist.her's confession ‘ ' if  
and the young man's statements `.‘ '_ - _ ' "ff, __T
' ss tomey `__'- _
_ 'T
\
the
vt
driven eastward that more thanect,
one thousand Poles, old men, wo-Car
'mon and children illld been leiuedfnig
° by thc Bolsheviki in the Vilna reg- Mc
Peace Proposal in
Sent to Wrangel-3"