The Quebec chronicle, 24 mai 1917, jeudi 24 mai 1917

[" « tou Mv\u201d 4 + \u2014\u2014_\u2014 The Weather ESTABLISHED 1764, GERMANY'S SUBMARINE MENACE SHOWERS AND COOL.- .er QUEBEC, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1917.!' ~ FALLS SHORT OF EXPECTATIONS SPORTMEN.We solicit your orders for your Camp /Supplies.Our stock contains the largest assartment of High-Class Goods.Your orders will de carefully filled and checked, and packed by an expert.SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, A GRENIER | \"The House of Phones: 1847 and 1M8.Assortment.\u201d 06 and 06 ST.JOMN ST.DOWN WITH CONSCRIPTION\" CRY AT MONTREAL MEETING MONTREAL NEWSPAPERMAN ACCUSES BORDEN OF PROPOSAL FOR ORGANIZED MURDER \u2014 WINDOWS OF LA PRESSE AND LA PATRIE ARE SMASHED.Montreal, May 23\u2014\"Down with conscription\u201d was the sentiment which pervaded a gathering in Park Lafontaine tonight estimated at Letween 15,000 and 20,000, largely comprised of men whose ages run from Sfteen te thiriy, the open air meer- ng hating been called for the pur- post apppting conscription.Mtition, who presided, said Ll Wan the duty af all men to, protest | Fagai this damned conscription\u201d \u2018| \\ Farther, he said, \u201cLet us show the | government that the French-Can- | _ndians are not shecp.\u201d He consider- | sd \u2018that Cinada had done her whole \"Huty \u2018when she \u201csent 400000 of our I fellow citizens to England.\u201d | Mr.Tancrede Marsil, proprietor | of a t: 1 French daily, La Liberte, suid he had received a | etter from Sir Wilfrid Laurier in which the Liberal chicftain had said he would »ppose prolongation of parliamen\u2019 and conscription, \"1 want to regis\u2019 cer this statement,\u201d said Mr.Maral, \u2018that before we leve conscription we will have revolution.\u201d Mr.Marsil said the French-Can- idians were ready tu do their duty is volunteers to defend the Empire, but they did not want conscription, sspecially conscription imposed by a government which has had no mandate since September, 1916.+ \u201cWe claim,\u201d said he, \u201cgeneral elections, so as to put an end to this government.\u201d .The .meeting was orderly, but was wrtched by a large force of policemen, Mr, -Ubald Paquin, à young news paperman.said: ! \u201cBorden has come home here te» murder some.more thousands of «itizens.This measure he proposes is orgunized raurder.\u201d Stating that General Hughes had said in Torouto that conscription was only to he applied to places where they had not done their duty, Mr.Paquin raid: \u201cPhat meats that.they want to .ake men from the French-Canadian race, where the women arg mot wiraid of having children.\u201d He was.ir the midst of a sentence «sking that protestations be made, and was saying: \u201cÎf these means do not prevai-\u2014\u2014-\" vhén he was ine terrupted by cries of: We: will take other means.\u201d Later a trowd which had followed Me, Marsil down town smatked windows in the offices of La Presse and La Patrie.DUTCH VESSELS COMING TO STATES.The Hague, May 23, via London,\u2014 The Minister of Agriculture has re.squisitioned under the shipping law \u2018vwenty-two Dutch vessels which will proceed to the United States by way MR, BALFOUR WILL SPEAK IN OTTAWA BRITISH, FORKIGN SECRE- START WILD ADDS BOTH HOUSES ON MONDAY.Ottawa, May 23\u2014Rt.Hon.A.J.Balfour will address the two houses of the Canadian parliament in the Commous chamber on Monday afternoon next, Sir James Lougheed announced in the Senate this afternoon, Several senators stuted that they had recently been refused admission to the Commons chamber and asked if provision would be made for their accommodation, Sir James Lougheed and Senator Bolduc assured them arrangements would be made, VON BISSING Was FOR ANKEKATON RECONCILIATION SIBLE.London, May 23\u2014A \u2018memorandum written by the late General von Bissing, Governor-General in Belgium, which.it was assumed was prepared for submission to Emperor William, represents the possibility of a reconciliation between Germany and Belgium as illusory and argues the abso: hate necessity of- the annexation of Belgium as a preparation for another war against Great Britain.The memorandum declares that no treaty \u2018guarintees, however strong, would prevent Belgium from being swept into the enemy camp and that therefore Belgium must be conquered, the Belgian dynasty abolished and the country held with sa iron hand.so as not to repeat the inistake made in Alsaced.orraine and in German Poland in attempts at côneiha- tion.of Halifax, in ballast, to bring back 100,000 tons of grain.\"= \u201c OF THE PRUSSIAN ; o S$ AVERAGE OF VESSELS SUNK IS FAR JELOW, HUN ESTIMATE OF MILLION TONS PER, MONTH \u2014 BRAZIL AND CHINA ARE aBou*ixo RANGE THEMSELVES ON SIDE OF ALLIBS ÿ- INCLEMENT WEATHER STALLS OPERATIQNS ON THE WESTERN FRONT \u2014 THE SITUATIOM IN RUSSIA STILL BEARS PROMISING ASPECT.: Inclement weather is holding Field Marshal trenches along the Arras front and the expected offensive with the object of clearing owt the Germans fi tor of the Hindenburg line they still hold west of Bulld has not yet started: Tr is probable, however, that with the lilting 5 the clouds the\u2019 big guns will start roaring again and the infantry will*be loosed against the Germans in an andsavor to complete the tactics wifich will place the entire British front in alignment for the hext step on thelr programme\u2014 the smashing of the Drocourt-Queant switch line and an advance eastward toward Dousi, The infantry also was inactive Wednesday along French front, where the Germans bombarded heavily the new ¢aptured by the French Tuesday night east of Chevreux and on the Californie and Vauclerc plateaux.The number of prisoners taken by theRrench in this re- + gion hag now reached more than 400.Likewise in the {sonzo sector of the Austro-Ttaligé theatre the infantry activity apparently has given way almost entirely to artillery duels of the greatest intensity.The Rome War Office the Italians have recaptured after several days of heavy fighting flouitions the Aus trians had wrested from them Monday night in the Tiavignolo valley of the Trentino front.* Germany's submarine camp \"gn apparently is still fins far short of the expectations placed in it by the German Admiralty. A good football player does all his kicking against the ball.Popular Pastime, No, 804: Spending the holiday in 2 nice cool refreshing spot away from the \u201chot city.\u201d ALLIED AIR SERVICE.Paris, France.\u2014A step has been taken by M.Daniel Vincent, Under Secretary of State for the Military Air Service, from which, it is anticipated, excellent results will follow.He has founded an air service among the Allies with a view to keeping the allied Governments and the French Air Service completely in touch with one another.The organization of the service has been intrusted to M.Pierre Etienne Flandin, deputy of l'Yonne.À desire that a move shoul made towards the establishment of such à eervice has several times been expressed by Parliament.Tt iy felt that it will supply 8 real need ans by means of it ail progress that is made in aeronautics in France or among the Allies will become common property.ts \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ENEMY SPIES IN SWITZERLAND, Geneva, vis Paris, May 23\u2014The po.fice have discovered in one of the incipal hotels of Geneva, a nest of rman and Austrian spies.Fight arrests have been made thus far, in.eluding the correspondent of the Frankfurter Zeitang.A number of compromising documents have been voired TJONIOR BASERILL GAMES ON SUNDAY LEAGUE GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS \u2014 INTERESTING RACE LOOKED FORWARD TO.a] President C.T.Phillips presided over an important megting of the Junior League at the Victoria Hotel last evening, much business being transacted.The Fraser team entered its full gp plement of names of players elig- e for the series, and umpires were agreed upon for Sunday's games.Messrs.Frank McLaughlin and Emile Gendron will umpire the game in Stadacona between Tipperary and Stadacona, and on the Cove Fields, Messrs.George Belanger and Ludger Gignac will handle the indicator, in the Sillery-Standard fixture.In Levis Messrs.Phul Drouin and E.Gosselin will umpire the Voltigeur.Fraser match.The Stadacona Club were granted the privilege of entering three new players in place of three, formerly reg istered with the league, but the application of the Tipperary Club to register P.Lefrancois was refused, the delegates and President alleging that the Tipperarys had been singularly favored through the reinstatement of several City League players on their roster.: Much interest is being taken this summer in the Junior League race, and it is expected that the championship will be bitterly fought out.Tipperarys expect to get into the win column at the expense of Manager Johnny Caron\u2019s boys, while Standards have hopes of reversing the unfavorable decision which marked (heir debut in Sillery last Sunday.Frasers are newcomers to the league, but they are confident of giving Roberge's Voltigeurs quite a tilt in Levis.The official list of players eligible in the Junior series follows: + Sillery: H.P.Cloutier, P.G.Aubin.P.N.Garant, T.Moore, T.Gignac, E.Aubin, O.Martineau, N.Marcoux, F.Martineau, J.Aubin, R.Demers, Pat Lambert, R.St.Pierre, L.Demers, I.Morency, H.Giroux, Æ.C.Pacaud, P.J.Aubin.Stadacona: L.Buresu, O, Lebel, A.Martineau, F.Metivier, L.Gravel, S.Gravel, R.Racine, R.Blouin, L.Metivier, I.Bernier, P.Carriveau, B.Tessier, A.J.Caron, C.E.Soly, Chevrette, Poulin and Drouin.Standards: P Lagueux, G.Lanteigne, A.Martineau, R.Matthews, G.Guerette, H.Doyle, R.Halpin, C.H.McCord, J.Brown, A.Dion.G.Creston, H, J Beach and J.J.Wallace.Voltigeurs: A.St.Pierre, A.Legace, C.Samson, R.Giguere, G.Finet.A.Drouin, L.P.Lamire, G.L.Masse, G.Cote, V.Bernier, A.Guam, E.Blais, R.Roberge, H.Michaud, A.T'lnurde, and D.Begin.Fraser: N.Ruel, A.Laliberte, M.Bolduc, P.- Verreault, G.A.Bolssonault, L.Lamontagne, E.Frechette, W.Drapeau.M.R.Fortin, J.Berrigan.A.Costin, H.Garant, F.Fortin, Z.Bernier, H.Verreault, H.Blouin.Tipperary: .W.Dawson, B.Hayden, P.Leveille, Geo.McNaughton, A.Savaid, J.Four nier, J.Coleman, P.Dinan.C.Ouelette, A.Paquette, O.Cote, H.Kelly, L.Gignac, J.W.Kirkwoud, Frank Brophy and W.P.Byrne.TRIPLE TIE IN DUCKPIN LEAGUE FRONTENAC, ST.PATS AND CHIEN D'OR NECK AND NECK FOR HONORS.The Quebec Duckpin league met last evening at the Frontenac alleys to consider the defaulted games of the Montcalm Club and in the absence of any definite assurance from the latter that they would continue to play out their scheduled fixtures, it was decided to drop them\u201d from membership and allow St.Patricks and Athletiques the games entitled to them.Ae the Chien d'Or alto has 8 game remaining to be played with Montcalm, the Golden Dog's also receive a present of three strings, there by creating a three-carnered Me for the leadership of the league, the standing of the contenders being: \u2014 Won.Lost, Pet.Frontenac .30 15 ge St.Patricks .30 18 667 Chien d'Or.y 346 17 047 Chien d'Or have but ome more match to play\u2014agsinst Athletics on Friday night and it is expected that they will take the three strings which will give them a good chance for the championship as St.Pate and Frontenacs will then be obliged to win eight ont of their nine remaining strings in order to win the title or seven of them to tie with Chien d'Or St.Patricks mest Jacques Cartier on Friday night on Brochu's efleys and THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1917.of Sport te JUNIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE HUSTLING facilities.Ours is the ist equipped in town, so you are better Nowhere else will you find Brand Clothes.GOOD intentions cannot take the place of natural \u2014 Ris department of Men's Clothes off here, such favorites as\u2019 Societ x lowing brands, and leading size In Every Part of the City If you want fresh IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS in the fol- | at Standard Prices.BOCK, DIAZ GARCIA, FLOR DE PARTAGAS, HENRY CLAY, - LA CAROLINA, MANUEL GARCIA, ROMEO and JULIETTE, UPMANN, The Time when you will have to buy two-piece Suits.Prome.coo ous oie cos eee Fhone 1606 is Coming your Summer Underwear.We have a complete stock of high-grade Underwear Units and oon cos sae ees sen.8100 up J.H MULLIN Reg'd (uebee\u2019s Haberdasher 48 Fabrique SL FLEMING-KILBANE PEATHERWEIGHT CRACKS TO MEET IN SOHMER PARK MONTREAL.Montreal, May 33\u2014Billy Roche, of New York, will be the referee when rankie Fleming and Johnny Kilbane eet at Sohmer Park, on Thursday evening.He was definitely secured for the job last night after all efforts to have \u201cBilly\u201d Armstrong, the weil.known local official act, had failed.Kilbane was expected yesterday but did not arrive, having gone on to New York from Detroit, tv make a fast effort to get Freddie Welsh, the lightweight champion, to sign up to meet him in a twenty round bout.Kifbane is training carefully while on the road, however, and wired from New York last night to have gymnasium arrangements made for him today.as he would positively be here this morning.Kilbane has only one sparring partner, that As his manager, Jimmy Dunn, in which he is unique among champions.Dunn was former- iy o featherweight boxer of note, and fs credited with having taught Kilbane much of the champions skill, Fleming completed the heaviest work of his training yesterday, when be boxed twelve rounds in all with his three gpasring partners, Joe Kid Burns, Young Bratton and Red Allen, Advices from the Fleming camp indicate that beyond doubt Fleming will be fit and ready for the fight of his career, .then follow this with games againet Canadien and Joffre.Should the Irishmen win out, it will be through some hard work.as it is evident that they have a towgh proposition shead.\u2018 J BOUT TONIGHT EXCELSIOR.CASH OR CREDIT.World's speed champion 1 mile in 36 seconds, 100 miles an hour.The good old X also holds only world economy record, 163 1 gallon gasoline; climb 75 p.c.grade.16.20 H.-P.moter.I you ride an X, you ride a winner.Count the Excelsiors on the rosd.GRAVELINE & KENNEDY, 37 8T.NICHOLAS STREET, Foot of Palace Hill, QUEBEC, AIl makes second-hantf machines-= Indians, Harleys, ete, $80 u ASH or CREDIT.M.rextf only machine to POPE BICYCLES.CASH or CREDIT.TFOR Forty Years, the best made in 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the scholars who were privileged to be present.The Assembly Hall in which the ceremony was carried out was prettily decorated with Union Jacks, Among those present were His \u2018| Lordship Bishop Williams, Dean Shreve, Hon.W.G.Mitchell, Provincial Treasurer, Mrs.McLimont, Mes, Montefiore Joseph, Rev.Mr.Cansap, Rev, M.Cheshire and Mr.J.C.Sutherland, The proceedings were opened with + hymn and then prayers.Col.W.J.Ray was in the chair and introduced Mrs.J.C.McLimont who in a patriotic speech addressed the girls and also presented the school in the name of the Municipal Chapter 1.O.D.E.with a picture which is a copy of the painting of Lady Butler, \u201cSteady, the Drums and Fifes,\u201d depicting a scene during the battle of Albuera, in the Penin- Sular War.The picture shows the 87th, the \u201cDie Hards\u201d, drawn up under fire, on Ridge Albuera.This picture was a prize for a motto competiton and Miss Doris Sharples is the proud winner.Her patriotic motto was \u201cIt is not what a Na:ion Gains but what She Gives\u201d The Hon.W.G.Mitchell was the special speaker and in a patriotic and inspiring address said: Mr.Mitchell's Address.Empire Day once more is here and in the Motherland, the Overseas Dominions, India and other British territories constituting the British Empire, and all over the world where the Britsh flag flies boys and girls will be celebrating this day.The day before Victoria Day; the day to mark and impress upon our minds the character, extent and significance vf the Empire ro which we belong.We are Canadins and British and inherit from those who have gone before us the great privilege of freedom and self-government, for which our forefathers fought and died, and it is for the same principles that our fathers, brothers and (riends are fighting and dving on the blood stained fields of Flanders.Some of you young ladies will soon reach that stage of life when you will be called upon to take over the responsibilities of citizenship, and the leson of 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harmony and comfort.It is an Empire of free peoples, and it hag always been our boast that \u201cBritote sever shall be slaves,\u201d and so long ae we are united this will never be ag {die boast.: Emipre Day should mean more to us than most holidays: more than a day of reat \u2018rom school or business cares, it should be à lay of eenewed dedication to the great work before us, not only as Canadians, but as free citizens, within the greatest Empire the world has ever known, determined to preserve cur freedom.I must congratulate the young ladies of this school for the good work done by the Plains of Abraham Chapter of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, [I know you have all worked hard, imbued with the patriotic desire to be of assistance, and have made your own sacrifices both as to time and money.Yours is the spirit now pervading the whole Empire, a spirit which will face the most arduous of tasks, and admit of no defeat.The all important task now uppermost in our minds, is the winning of the war, for which end we must all work in unison, combining our strength, redoubling our efforts, working for the good of Canada and the whole Empire, and when victory has been won, we must be in a position to reconstruct and rehabilitate our country, so that the treasure in food and money, and the sacrifices that have been made will not have been made in vain.The heart of thés great Empire must beat with one accord, and I ask you all present, insofar as it lies in your power, to see that It does.In Britain, in France, and in the other Allied countries, they are cone centrating all their efforts on the one great object of winning the war.The sacrifices that have been made by little Belgium, the heroism of glorious France, the majesty of Britain aud her unbeatable Navy, are and should be examples to all of what is expect.sd of us.Let us see that everyone, man, woman and child, is not only willing, but anxious to do his duty to his country and his King.Let us show the whole world that we are ready to give everything that is best in us for the cause that is so dear to us as Canadians, no matter of what origin or faith, but as true Canadians and loyal subjects.This is no ordingsy war but a war for humanity, a war for Right against Wrong, s War for Liberty a war for Civilization.The only course is the course that will kill ance and for all the ideals\u2014if one may call them ideals\u2014of the German military caste.Nelson said over one hundred years ago, \u201cEngland expects every man to do his duty.\u201d Today we must not say \u201cEngland,\u201d but \u201cCivilization\u201d \u201cexpects every man to do his duty,\u201d whether that duty lies in the field, in the munition plants or on the farm.It is a solemn duty we have tu perform, snd jt must be performed at once, and with despatch, it we are to end victorious, and victorious we must end, because tf we do not very little else will matter.So I say to you, all British subjects: do not forget the lines: \u201cBe Briton still to Briton true Among ourselves united, For never but by British hands, Must British wrongs be righted\u201d And when these wrongs have been righted, let us hope that war will become so odious, that any country that desires to make war hereafted\\ will bave to face the combined strength of the whole civilized world.Hon.W, G., Mitchell, the Provincial Treasurer, takes a keen interest in the Girls\u2019 High School, and in his closing remarks declared that he will give a prize, the subject for which it shoulf be given to be decided by the school, and Mrs.J.C.McLimont and Col.Ray, the chairman, to be judges.His Lordship, the Bishop of Quebec, next took the chair, and stared how glad he was to be once more at the Girls\u2019 High Schoo!, especially on this pleasant occasion.Bishop Williams stated what a fine spirit of patriotism the war was responsible for, more now than ever.The readiness of the Empire when the time came, showed the loyalty and devotion of the sons and daughtess of this great Empire to their dear iand.\u201cOne is able to realize the strength, the wonderful strength, of the Empire on a visit to England.\u201d said His Lordship.\u201cEvery day one meets trou- sands from the banks of Cunada from far off Australia, from Africa, India, and other parts of the Empire, where the British flag fiise There is not a spirit of idle boasts fulness and flag waving but down tight, determined spirit and ansel- everybody Ie doing his part and here is a noble desire of willingness and sacrifice The war has not come home to us as to those sbroad, but as one sees the noble work of those righting strenuously for the right, one realises the great privilege iz il to belong to the Empire.The Cansdians are highly honored and the pames of Generals Turner, Bursull, Watson and Dobell, all Quebecers who have done remarkably well, will resound far and wide Canon Scott, now a Lieutenant-Colonel, who was awarded the CM.G, by \u2019 | Cassop, Rev.A.R.Kelley, Lt.-Col the King recently, is dearly beloved by all, and is the best known chaplain of the Tommies.\u201d The splendid spirit of the loyalty of the women for the Empire, was also dwelt upon with pride by his Lordship.The Red Cross organ ization overseas is a wonderful bcdy of hard workers, and the unselfish work of the women in all walks of life in England, came in for high praise.He appealed to the young children to be ever patriotic and eaid the future of the country depended upon them.In closing he said \u201cBe True to God, be true to your King and Country; be true to the highest ideals of the Empire, be true to yurself and you will make a worthy citizen of fhis great domain.\u201d Mrs.McLimont presented the prize offered by the Daughters of the Empire for the best patriotic motto of phrase chosen by the pupils in the different grades in the schools uader the Protestant School Commissioners.No, 10 Grade won the competition in A Consumptive who Strengthens will surely Recover.! Diseases of the respiratory and exbaustiw effects they eneral and nuvous Debility.It ig then that Tuberculosis Begins its work of destruction.Those who are subject to chest diseases should protect theqiselves by uaing.This precious combined with orgasms, entail quickly lead to Anemia, CRESO-PHATES 0 THE PULMONARY TONIC a tonic wine, composed of tonic elements diminishing the duration of the attack, by reducing the intensity of the symptoms and warding complications, by repæiring the losses of the organism, owing to the loss of flesh hosphates and creosote curcs by off possible Dr.Ed.Morin's Cardinal Pills purify and enrich the blood.ON SALE EVERYWHERE Dr.Ed.Morin & Co, Limited, Quebec, P.Q.the Girls\u2019 High School with \u201cIt is not what s~Nation Gains but what it Gives that makes it truly great.\u201d The prize took the form of a large ] picture with a suitable inscription and is a copy of the: painting by Lady But- | lez of the battle of Albuera \u201cSteady the Drums and Fifes\u201d In addition ' to complimenting Miss Doris Sharples who chose the quotation, Mrs.Mec- Limont spoke a few words explaining it and asked the girls of ths High School to do their part in building ap the Empire of the future by laying the foundation of their lives in unselfishness and usefulness to those around them at home and in school, following the example of the herves of the past and of those of the present, who are giving of their best even to their life's blood on the battlefields of France that our Empire may ive, Mrs.Montefiore Joseph, as a representative of the Daughters of the Empire, also addressed those preser& and said what a great day it was and what Ît meant, ani urged the young girls present to continue their good work for the Empire.Very Rev.Dean Shreve said that the war was a clash of men in the struggle of night and day.The Empire means depth of feeling, grandieur of outlook and high principles.In addressing the girls he sounded a warning note paying that on their good qualities depended the future quality cf manhcod.The younger men wilt catch the spirit in the eyes of the young girls, that epirit of truthfulness, faith and | loyalty and they would try to | emulate them In every way, He | also dwelt upon the ideas of same | men with regard to fighting over- | seas.\u201cWhen a man is shorisighted | enough to think that his duty was only to defend the shores of Canada, he needed a doctor to examine his eyes and give him a larger and keener outlook as to his duties.\u201d Rev.Mr.Chesshire, Rev.Mr.Cassap and Mr, J, C, Sitherland also spoke along patriotic lines.Miss Gale, the Principal of the Girts\u2019 High School, received _tho guests and also thanked the fathering in the name of the school for their presence on \u201cEmpire Day.\u201d À pleasant musical programme was rendered on the occasion by the school, and Miss Wilkinson, the singing instructor, was complimented by the Commissioners and others present.The song that thrilled the audience was \u201cSoldiers of Canada,\u201d which was sung full of feeling and expression.After three cheers were given tc the visitors, a half holiday was declared by the chairman and the happy gathering dispersed.Victoria School.In the afternoon a similar ceremony took place in Victoria School, which was aitended Ly the teachers, pupils and friends.Amongst those present were Very Rev.Dean Shreve, Rev.the Mr.W.J.Ray, Chairman of the Protestant Board of School Commissioners, Mr.F.C.Wurtele, Secretary-Treas- urer, Mrs.Huestes and Mrs.Mc; Limont, representing the Municipal | Chapter I.O.D.B., Mrs.Henderson, of the Baden-Powell Chapter, 1.0.D.E, Mr.W.8.Lamb, Principal and Miss H.E.Winn, Lady Principal.The ceremony which was presided over by Col.Ray, was opened by prayer, after which Mr.Wurtele read out the names of past pupils of the former Elgin School and of Victoria 8chool which figured on the Honor Roll of the School.The list was a long one and proved that the past pupils had embibed the patriotic teachings which had been imparted to them at-s.hont.ILE BARGAINS FOR QUICK BUYERS EXPRESS DELIVERY TRUCK.\u2014McLaughlin, capacity 1,600 lbs.Has been made over new from one ead to the other.New rear tires, kx.ceptional bargain.EXPRESS DELIVERY AUTO.\u2014In first-class condition.A suitable car for contractor or market gardenes.Can be seen at our anto- mobile building.\u2026 .$&00-0e STUDEBAKER SIX.\u2014A six-cylinder, 50 borse-power Studebaker, 7-passenger, new model, series 17.À new car put on sale at less than the cost price.TWO-TON TRUCK.\u2014 Overhauled and good as new, New soldid tires, Newly painted.This is the only truck bargain in the city.Price, cash .STUDEBAKER SIX.\u2014%0 hp, 17 series model, newly painted, in perfect runring condition.Cannot be told from a new car.For mig at a bargain price.AUTOMOBILE BUILDING PT LEGARE * LIMITED 61-73 St.Valier Street, Quebec \u201cMay 241 Mde Lefebvre Florist 54 Palace Hill will open a branch on Crown Street, St.Roch, and will handle cut flowers, plants of all kinds in pots, at very moderate prices; also a specialty of wedding bouquets; floral tributes carefully and promptly made.Come and pay us a visit on May 24th, you will be greatly surprised.Telephone 7413 you keenly! the greatest minimum, Patriotic songs were then rendered by the different grades as follows: \u201cThe Long Trail.\u201d by grades two and | three; \u201cGood Luck to the Boys of; the Empire.\u201d by grades four and five; and \u201cWhat is the meaning of Fmpire Day.\u201d by grades six and seven and eight.Patriotic recitations were given by Miss.Annie Roback and Master Graham Perry.The pro: gramme wag a very happy one and both the classes and individual pu- piles taking part are to he congratu- Iated on their Ywrformances.The result of the \u201cMotta\u201d competition was then announced by Col.Ray.The winner was Master Sydney Dixon aged 13 years, grade 4.Miss Brown, teacher.The prize was s handsome framed picture, depicting \u201cThe Return from Balaclava,\u201d hy Lady Butler; Master Dixon alo was awarded the inter-schonl prize for the ' best patriotic motto which was \u201cFor Love.Honor, Truth and the Flax We'll Fight\u201d Mera.Huestes presented the prize on hehalf of the donors.The Municipal Chapter LO.D.E.té the young winner who was heartilv cheered by his class.The nicture will be hung in classroom of Grade 4 Mrs.Walter Henderson.then on hehalf of Baden-Powell Chapter 1.0.D.F.presented Miss Jackson's Class arith 8 large picture of the Royal Family, this being awarded for the class showing the best average attendance.It was announced that Miss Coombes had won the teacher's prize for the best average in shooting.Chemically Self-Extinguishing What do these words mean to you?They mean greater safety in the Home-Surely something that interests Perhaps you have noticed these words and the notation \u201cNo fire left when blown out\u201d on our new \u201cSilent Parlor\u201d match boyés.The Splints or sticks of all matches contained in these boxes have been impregnaied or soaked in a chemical solution which renders them dead wood once they have Lren lighted and blown out and the danger of FIRE from glowing matches {s hereby reduced to Safety First And Always Use Eddy\u2019s Silent 500s with Mr.E.H.Walling and Mr.H.B.Polewka, Commissioners, were present and assisted at the presentation, The Principal of the School, Miss M.Clark, with her two assistants, Patrintic addresses were deliver- | Miss K.Fraser and Miss O.Camped hy Mrs.McLimont, Rev.A.R.Kelly, Lt.-Col.Ray and others.\u201cThe proceedings closed with ginging of the National Anthem.St, George's School.Empire Day was celebrated in a fitting manner by the pupils of St.Georges School yesterday.The occasion was of Mrs.Howell, Regent of the Duke of Kent's Chapter IODE, whn presented » framed photograph of the late Lord Kitchener to the winner, Miss Gertie Laurie, of Maple Avenue who in competition for mor- tos, submitted the following \u201cFight the and Pray for the Empire.\u201d Me, A.) tion of Picture by Mr.Howell; Hyde, the Chairman of the Board, honored by the presence bell, arranged a neat and appropriate musical programme, for which too much credit cannot be given them and which was as follows: .Programme: Opening Chorus, \u201cO King of Kings.\u201d by pupils of the School; Chairman's Remarks: Recitation, A Happy Boy, Jack Doddridge; Song, Good Luck to the Boys of the Allies™ by the School; Recitation, \u201cThe British Bulldog.\u201d by Norman Morten; Recitation, The Colors of the Flag, Arthur Doddecidge; Rong.\u201cRule Br tannin,\u201d by School; Recitation, \u201cThe Soldier\u201d.Norman Morten.Presents.1 \" 0, Canada,\u201d \u201cGod Save the King\u201d i + A 8 P po Tu | ° pre E Q If - QUEBEC - THE § E re Ww XC CLR.® \u2014 need INT epil - th in ON on pe e th > ne e SL pe for ed aut X e pepe an Oo.oO S : \u2014 2 Cars of x exce A satisfies Ç FACH B TH 34 exception 5 ¥ - ptio ption o a mou ST 0 of Pas -6 n nal al p rld\u2014 ouanr MA _ EC Pr FAL xr i\u201d with open 7 pes RY © otor ple ra ome |e nts Sud | Clas pid rs pati ITY : HAD a the sl A a e E fi wh } \u2019 closed ch pace, pho y CITY te car 2 du pars prie Ir ed Adv MAY 24 s n nee are .dian Pac ox i on o | tJ Y 24, 1997.e .à fee Pant .ue, Frui 917.c or ini tity an 2 Face i Tt blr a Wigton : PL GREA' d 1.ha th Ppy ; 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rade per à fror bythe Some LEE Th HEAP £ p Plan # ent fur = bat h nts h OÙR À i A -00 tel the and ath ard 1 or oo per | oe od BE Ti 8e Jo Muy i u , ss be proper 230.lars cret HE ha Stree: hon AT: | LTD 0 Ares 7 LR T may.nil, Cor.CH Ca La mode ouse, 3 or oi wie jo IL ifs oo a rooms us ET x eter D : > on oon » the ~T Table ot \u2014 Nota: So, bn 8t.Ver hat HO ad st J C vou! y ee dou rn A : du minces navies .Eaten Phone t A 8.race rab nui, De - Phone > : SE oran æ 1.Ple ve : M mie SES = ante ot By a 20e.ee i iS sound ie prod | PE , + t \u2026 + .THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1917.: THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE » - \u2014 - EE rene ere | CUNAR D; \u2014 [edesauerongusss SEN - EER sr nen [13 SOWA RRGHANGE, n & j 14 ; NEW YORE SMITOL (|Emoocouasessess BRUNEAU & DUPUIS| : EERE re Clos an bck Bey Fmt Belen | Closing Letters - agreed, WF ocx moms te Lima | LIOSITI] > ssomplon: Bud 1 pe We 11188 Bata beige Street ; \u2018 - A Can\u2019 Pi Come Smelting be et b PR = r a) By the ( Press s ting: 110 at 91, Direct Private Wire witbs\u2026 5 ui DRA 3 nive LaRue, Fageue h Trude), CALLA CA.LA.\u201c LeRve & Trudel Chartered Accountantsrare, PASSENGER SERVICE Between MONTREAL and LONDON Calling at Falmouth to land pes.vengers.TS and MONTREAL and BRISTOL.Lquidaters of Insolvent Estatss, Aéministrators.Appratsere, | * For barticulars of saili 4 | culars o ng ond rates, à apply to: Compremises between Debtors an ) Local Agents, of ta Creditors.The Robert Reford Co, sdmited, 100 CT, PETER STREXT, General Agents Dominion Building, Quebec.Phones 4580, 4581.108 Bt.Peter street, Quebec.\u2018LeBue, Trudol & Picher} .(By.Canadisn Press) New York, May -23\u2014Trading - in Unitad States Steel was again the featyte of the stock market today, thet stock making an extreme advance of % 1-2 points to 130 8-4 thereby duplicating its previous high record attained in the latter part of 1916.Steel carried forward with \u2018it virtually the entire list, the movement being almost of the runaway variety until the last hogr when there was an abrupt reversal and prices declined 2 to 8 points from the maximum of the mid-session.\u2018The demand for steel until the late setback of 8 points seemed almost | Ansatible, comprising about 80 per cent of the total turn over of 1,800,- 000 shares, Other equipments and munitions NEW YORK\u2014 BORDEAUX~\u2014PARIS Direct Route to the Continent.WEEKLY DEPARTURES., For all particulars, inquire: Vm, M.Macpherson, 58 Dalhousis st.F.& Stocking, 38 St Louis at.L.6.Beaubien & Co.8TOCK BROKERS, T9 2 OT.PETER STREET.Members of the Montreal * Stock Exchange.Dr.C-C.Warren frerceon-Dentiet MINDSAY WILDING.No.988 87.JOHN STREET \u2018Phones: 0045-0008 \u201cMEN'S SHOES\u201d \u201cSee our Special Lina of Oxfords\u201d Men's Tan Oxfords, Havana Brown and Mahogany, with Leather and Neolin Soles.Women's Queen Quality Shoes Just Received Elack Kid Champagne - Kid Top Brown Kid Champagne Kid Top + ase, Cut 8 in.Shoes with Low He } = same SOS A PAIR-\u2014-\u2014- 2 ef Rg \" WM.JACQUES & SONS, Tel 427 42 Fabrique Street | AmcEaco 71.0708.JAMSTER 110 108%, RC rev io LR that moved with leading industrials on the up-grade include all the inde pendent steel and .iron issues at gross gains of 1 to 9 points, copper\u2019s at 1 to 8 points, oil's at 1 to 3 and shipping\u2019s, which made belated advances.Among the motors, leathers sand papers, advanced of 1 to 3 points ruled for a time, but the more speculative stocks were the first to lose ground, closing at no materiad change.Rails were negligible factor throughout, a few inactive stocks fike Colorado and Southern First Pid.and Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinatti and St.Louis rising sharply on nominal dealings.Union Pacific and Reading were strong at time, the latter however, making a net loss.New Haven was under pressure and fell 2 8-8 to the new low record of 36 ) | 5-8, subsequently rallying half way.People's Cas of Chicago was con, \u201c spicuous for its extreme weakness Bl : at an extreme decline of 8 points to 70 7-8, but retrieved about half its loss.Other utilities were disposed to shade on the latest statements of local traction officials.An increase in the annual dividend of Montana Power from four to five per cent and irregularity in the for- cign exgffange market, due to the uncertaid movements of Russian re- mittandlli, were among the financial incidents of the day.; Strength of Convertible issues in the bond list was offset by easier tendencies in more representative bonds and further heaviness in Denver and Rio Grande refunding 5's, which lost 3 points.\u201cTotal sales, par value, $2,875,000.United States coupon 3's were 1-8 ; per cent higher on call.sofocan0onoOSOU NEW YORE MARKET.acuuubonsaaogg 3 9 a 9 | 0 ( (By Bruneau & Dupuis) | 01% | 47 70% 1h 2054 1033 Ty Am Beet Sug.98 92 92% Am Can Co.47% 48% 464 Am.Car.Fdy.T1% 71% 704 Ant Woolen 263% - «.we 103% ere ñ paf RAE à ER.70%.Ler.2- & yr 3 1 4 161% 160% 100% Geng Leather.903 v2X% 90% 00) Ohio.5834 8% 5874 89 CM ESP.14 UK TK TK Buite eee 4% .454 .Chile Cop Co.23% 2 Colo F &1.53% 6t+ 58% 82% Con Cas .107% 107% 107 107% Ches & ss ah Crucible Stl .71% 72% 70% 7034 Military Supplies MILITARY CAPS.STIFF, SEMLSTIFF and TRENCH, MILITARY, COLLARS Co SILK, IRISH POPLIN, ENGLISH ZEP , IRISH LINEN COLLARS, LAUNDERED-\u2014THRRR SHADES MILITARY SHIRTS IRISH POPLIN, ENGLISH ZEPHYR, ENGLISH FLANNEL MILITARY TIES KNITTED SILK, IRISH SILK POPLIN, BARATHEA SILK, MILITARY LEGGINGS: J ' ENGLISH PIGSKIN, TANNED COW HIDE : MILITARY PUTTEES \u2014 NON-FRAY\u2014Spiral, Light and Med; The Celebeated LOOM PUTTERS~Tant Sommer Wor SWORDS, BELTS, BUTTONS, BAD BUTTON pois, |» BOOTS AND WATERPROOF CAP COVERS, , .WATERPROOF HIP STOCKINGS.WATERPROOF KIT BAGS, John Darlingion i Opposite Post OfMoe ' Distillers .17 18 16% 10% Erie .-.2536 2556 24% 34% Gen Electric.180 .\u2026.180K Ge Nor pfd.107 107 10646 106% G N Ore ctfs.3436 34% 2% fi% Ins Cop .81% 62% 6 614 In Con Serp.94 .10 do pfd .664 57% 5834 57% In M Marine.28 ° 264 27% 27 do pfd .80 51% 794 OK Kan City Sou.21% +.- .Kenn Cop Co.47 11% 4035 40% Lehigh Val.63% .ve .Maxwell .49% .ve 4814 Méx Petrol'm.9¢ 92% 94 944 Miami Cop .40% 41° 40% 40% Nat'l Lead .87 .Nevada Cons.88 244 25 25% N Y Central.91 91% 90 90% NY NH&H 39 wv 3% ul Norf & West123 .128 North Pac .108 .\u2026 103% 138% 18646 13084 8135 8834 52% so 20% 29% 0134 00% 91M ni eM: WH 91% 93% 934 274 26 ve Penna .82% O Cities Gas.138 Ry Stl Spring.53% Ray Con Cop.30% Reading .9% Rep I &S.05% South Pac .93% South Ry .8834 Studebaker .82 3 224 00% 81% Third Avenue 20% 21 0 20 Union Pac .136% 1373 138 136% US I Alcohol.130% 132)4 189% 130 U § Rubber.803 .\u2026 87H US Steel .137 12034 12654 197% do pfd .118 .\u2026 1184 Lamang Utah Cop -.114% 113% 31636 114% T= TT Wabtth .23 oo oo HS | Westinghouse.53% 5¢% 3 83% Wilson .+0 78 4 0 | ae ve ON GOAL OOMPANY, Liurro AND SHIPPERS OF TEN CHLRIRATED = BOMINI to tested ganopagasaceene R SQUEBEC CLEARINO HOULRA tONGGONDONSANVONS Clearings for week ending May 33 1017, $4,140,876.Clearinge for week ending May 48 1916, $9,877,978, \u201c s t « Montreal, May 33\u2014Trading in the local market today was similar to what we have had recently.The strength in Ge New York market, with the steady advance it \u2018has bad has induced public participation away from our stocks.The uncertainties of the tax situation when once out of the way should make for more interest.Our stocks are cheap, particularly the steel securites.They are sharing to an equal extent with the American companies doing similar business.The latter stocks have had a big advance whereas our market has not moved.If this advance continues, it muet eventusily be reflected in our market.The textile business as shown by the Dominion Textile statement Is the best they hyve ever had.The paper e | companies are all working to capa?city /The big feature is these com- | panies have all put themselves into a \u2018very strong position.This advance lin New York took s long time to: come, and we feel that eventually | oyr market should get out of it's rut (and commence discounting the business they have on their books for next year provided the government allows capital a big enough return to provide for necessary developments, , > ae » (By Bruneau & Dupgis) New York, May 93-\u2014Transaetions amounted to over a million shares i by two o'clock today and everything was on the boom upto that time.|W | Steel continued the leader and ex- \"actly duplicated the high water mark | Ÿ ; eco UOGEUSAGOO last autumn.It then fell off sharply to the extent of about $3 per share.Prices \u2018are holding firm \u2018on the advance and \u2018the market generally is stronger \"than ever its best friend could imagine it would be.The fundamental reason for all this sudden change which has occurred in the past week or so has been that the administra- | tion at last seems to realize that they cannot bring to a successful conclusion these great messures without.the cooperation of the monied Interests of the country and instead of opposing, they are now inclined to work in haromny with the banking element and so called \u201cBig business\u201d generally.For about six months the market hung around at « lower level of prices than those which prevailed in November, owing chiefly to a feeling of distrust of our government on the part of banks and bankers generally and unconcealed dislike on the part of the officials for these important business factors.Now this feeling seems to be passing away and the government is getting some really competent men in Washington and advising with them in regard to the best methods of procedure, the result was instantaneous and behold we see 2 buoyant stock market with the building of this new confidence begins to look as if things were working out as they should be, ' Total Sales, Stocks 1,300,700, of ir.(By Breen '& Gow pee : New, York, May.22-\"T he, character of today\u2019s session, of the atock \u2018markét wis strikingly similar tor that of yesterday.In this respect, the various Steel shares, led by United | Staes Steel Common, were the fea- | ture, closely followed by the copper | À group.The advancing tendency displayed by United States Steel Common the past several days, was enthusiastically continued.Large blacks of the stock changed hands and the day's high level for that issue equalled the highest price at which the stock ever sold\u2014139 3-4.The character of the buying was mixed, the retirement of short commitments being credited very largely with the advance.Public participation, however, was in fair volume, and if anything, showed an ineress- ed interest.In the final hour, rea ising sales caused an easing off in prices, but the undertone to the market was considered for the time very satisfactory.Despite the advance, which the market has enjoyed during the past week or so, further improvement is expgcted in the price level.A trading position, however, seems advisable, in which pus- chases on recessions for 8 turn are favored for the present.Sales, stocks, 1,309,200; Bonds, $2, 860,000, Chicago\u2014Nothing of special interest developed in the grain market today.The active influence being about the same as those that have been prevailing.All crop reports are favorable, but the active deliveries of corn are most affected by the acute cash situation this fs also true to » less degree in oats.Both crop conditions and the political outlook seem to favor the selling side, but patience must be exercised.Cash trade quiet, .wae v on WY io Bridge: 26 at 187.\u201cDominion Stel: 50 at 61, 160 at 6025, 26 ac 60%, 95 at COL.Dominon Textile: 26 et 87%, 18 nt WY, 25 at 87h.Ÿ .Laurentide:\u2018 19-at 177.Riordon Papers 88 at 19354, 25 at \u201cSmart-Woods: 8 at 80, Steel ob Canada: 10 at 89, 10 at 59%, 8at 89%.Canada Cemnt pfd: 6 at 92.Bteamships pfd: 10 at 8444.Dominion Textile pid: 4 at 103.\u2018 Ogilvie pfd: 10 at 11034, Sherwin pid: 25 at 99.Montreal Power Bonds: $5,000 ve.Dominion Glas: 10 at 334, 60 at 24.Tramway-Power: 60 at 33.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 at snconduncaganoas : .GRAIN MARKET.Upon OQ (By Breen & Gourdeas) Close.High.Low 8 a 9 0 a Whest: July .Sept .o.oo ol Corn: July ve eu