The Quebec chronicle, 19 août 1920, jeudi 19 août 1920

[" A THER FORECAST: FINE ANP WARM.aad our packing ha completeness of our stock, Quantities.SPORTSMEN ot mn omit you The Quality of our: supplies, our service, been §ppreciated by scores of members of Visit our store and judge for pewrself of the quality and We will gladly suggest necossities, and help yeu to \u201cfix\u201d \u2018Phones 1247-1248.A.GRENIER 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.PROMOTION FOR EN.BURSTALL Becomes Inspector General With Canadian Militia Rank Of Lieutenant General.Ottawa, Ont, August 18\u2014(By Can.Press)\u2014Following upon the resignation of General Sir Arthur Currie, Inspector-General of the Canadian Forces, and Chief Military Counsellor, who will assume his appointment as Principal of McGill University, re-organisation and rearrangements of duties has been of- tected at Militia Headquarters.New appointments to the posts of General Officer Commanding Military Districts No.3 with Military Headquarters at Kingston and No.$1, Headquarters at Itegina, have also been made.In the reorganization at Military Headquarters, Major-General A.E.Bursall, becomes Inmpector-Ceneral with the rank of Lieutenant-General In the Canadian Militia.The Militia Council will consist of Major-General J.H.McBrien, who becomes chief of the General Stall; Major-General E.C.Ashton, who succeeds General BE stall at Quar- termaster-General, Major-General J.8.Eimsley, who relinquishes the post of Officer Commanding M.D., No.3 to become Adjutant-General ot Headquarters; Major-General E.W.B.Morrison who is appointed te the post of Master-General of the Ordnance, Colonel A.D.Crerar, a:- tached to Headquarters Staff, as Chief Staff Offtcer of\u201d Artillery.In the military districts the following appointments have been approved: to be general officer com- nding M.D.No.3, Headquarters Kingston, Brigadier-General W.B.M.King, who eucceeds Major-Gen- eral Elmaley.To be general officer commanding M.D.No.12, Headquarters Regina, Brig.-Qen.D.M.Ormand, who succeeds Brig.-Gen.Alex.Roas, the latter having resigned to return to his civic profession, These two ofticers, it is stfted, had long and intimate connection with the Canadisn Militia.WILL BECOME ORGANIZER FOR GOVERNMENT PARTY Black's Resignation From Soldiers\u2019 Settlement Board! Chairmanship Announced.Ottawa, Ont.August 13\u2014(By Can.Press)\u2014The resignation of Drchaleman- ship of the Soldiers\" Settlement Board, was announced by Premier Meighen tonight.Dr.Black will Lecome director of the organization work of the Liberal and Conservative Party.There is probably no one in the Dominion who is more familiar than Dr.Black with the administrative activities of the various provincial governments.He has had wide.experience as a livestock Judge; has lectured on agriculture In the various Provinces and has addressed & great many Important public meet- tings.While Commissioner of Agriculture he made a careful survey of the activities of the Federal and Provincial Departments of Agriclture.[\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 VU.8 AERIAL SQUADRON REACHES DAWSON, X, T.Dawson, Y.T., Aug.17\u2014Air- planes No.3 and 4 of the United States Army aerial squadron blasing the sir trail from New York to Nome, Alaska arrived here this afternoon from White Horse, the actus) fiying time of the planes from New York to Dawson being 47 hours 48 minutes.The two other airplanes were delayed at White Moree one of them bursting a tire in attempting the hop-off.They are expected to arrive hers Wednesday when the four planes will continus the flight to Nome, \u2014_ 2 08 00-06 82 26 00 00 28 30638 06 98 95 09 2% TWENTY ROBBERIES \u2019 IN ONE NIGHT Montreal, Que.Aug.18.\u2014 Over twenty robberies were committed iri this chy lam night, according to the re ports which arrived at po- * lice headquarters this morn.Ing from the various stations.The vaiue of the goods stolen range from $19 to $1,000.No arrests have been made.mn - Ti] GAUGE I STRIKE LEADERS Winnipeg Deputation Headed By Dixon Wasted On Two Government Members.Ottawa, Ont, Aug.18\u2014(Can.Press.) \u2014Pleading the cause of the imprisoned Winnipeg strike leaders a deputation headed by JF.J.Dixon, leader of the Laborites, in the Manitoba Legislature, walted upon two members of the Government yesterday afternoon.It is understood that their plea was to the effect that the recent election In Winnipeg demonstrated the people's confidence in the imprisoned men and serve to show that the bulk of public opinion is behind the attitude of the men in forcing a general strike, also that few people believe the imprisoned men had any seditious intentions Interviewed by the Canadan Press, Senator G.\u2018Robertson, Minister of Labor, admitted that the deputation\u2019 waited upon him and the Bolicitor General, Hon.Hugh Guthrte.Asked if he cared to make a statement, Senator Robertson maid the deputation was received and laid its case before the two Min- {mers who will discuss it with their Cabinet colleagues.Friends of the imprisoned men here believe that there Is every prospect of an early reieass for the men.A sifgular fast fe connection with the visit of the deputation is that neither the Prime Minister's office, nor the Department of Justice knew of the conference being held.ONTARIO GOV'T.DOES TOO MUCH PICNICKING Kenora Labor Member Wrathy When Drury Kept Him Waiting.Toronto, Ont., Aug.18.\u2014Accord- ing to Peter Heenan, Labor M.P.P., for Kenora, in an opinlon wrath fully expressed while he was awaiting at the Legisiative Buildings this ! morning for Hon.BE.C.Drury to appear, there is \u201ctoo much picnie- king\u201d indulged in these days by the members of the Farmers-Labor Government of Ontaro.Mr.Heenan declared that they should he in the offices every day, \u201cthe same 49 business men.\u201d The Labor man from the pulp.woods was appeased, however, when he was informed that the Farmer Premier was at that moment in his motor car of a well.known proletarian make, stirring up the dust in a dash from his farm at Crown Hill to Toronto, in order to keep his appointment with Mr, Heenan.AMMERSTBURG MAYOR HAS BEEN ARRESTED \u2018Windsor, Ont.Aug.18 \u2014 Dr.W.Fred Park, Mryor of Amherstburg for the last twelve years and Magistrate of the town, was arrested last night by License Inspector Spracklin and 8.M.Hallam, charged with a breach of the Ontario Temperance ct.Ham Renaud was taken into custody at the same time and both Renaud and Dr.Park wi brought to Windsor where they were admitted to ball Dr.Park is well known throughout the County of Essex, having practiced medicine in the town of Ameherstburg for a long time.W.INDIAN SERVICE .WILL BE SUSPENDED Montreal, Que.Aug.18.\u2014 (By Canadian Press).\u2014The London Times of recent date has a statement that the West Indian service of the Royal Mail Packet Company will be suspended owing to losses.As to how far this suspension may aftect the Halifax route to the West Indies, the Montreal office of the Rider-Dempster Company were unable to say today.This company are agents for the Royal Mall Packet Company here and they regard the West Indian service from England as an unprofitable and losing one.TRAMWAYS APPLICATION.Montreal, Que., August 18 \u2014 The application of the Montres! Tramways Company for an increase in fares will be heard before the Tramways Commission on Friday morn.\u2018PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY HEART-RENDING TRAGEDY FOUND Deserted Wife Died From Starvation And Birth Of Murdered Child.Montreal, Que, August 18\u2014A heart-rending trazedy was revesled at the Inquest heid under Coroner McMahon at the Morgue this morning in the death of Mrs.Nellle Babcock which occurred yesterday.The verdict returned was to the effect that deach resulted from siar- vation and child-birth.Investiga- Jon \u2018revealed that ihe unfortunate woman had been deserted by her husband, who was the sole support of her five children, and that another child was expected.As she had neither food nor money the woman wished to destroy the child befure its birth, and had recourse t) a physician.The baby was bora dead and the mother burnt it In the stove and\u2019 shortly afterwards succumbed to starvation.The few rooms where the family llved were visited in the course of the investigation and were found t> be almost bare of furniture, whlle not a single morsel of food was discovered.After the tragic death of their mother the children were cared for by neighbors but they have now been taken in charge by the police.A search is being made for the father who is at present reported tu be in the United States.N ATI DEVELOPMENT IN RAILROAD RATES Manitoba Counsel Claims Less Necessity for Increase in West.SURPLUS OR DEFICIT.C.P.R.Estimate For Current Year Opposed By Toronte Lawyer.Ottawa, Ont.Aug.18\u2014Can.\u2014An interesting development the hearing before the Rallwap Commission of the application of she Canadian Hallways for Increases freight and pasrenger rates ca just before the five o'clock journment this afternoon when E.Symington, counsel for the G ernment of Manitoba, threw out the suggestion that in view of the fact that operating expenses are lower and earnings higher on Wi C.P.R.lnes the same nec does not exist for an increase rates in the West.Mr.Symington had been examining Mr.W.J.Moule, Assistant Comptroller of the C.P.R., at of SLOGAN OF ASSOCIATION Preserve Teeth By Removi Causes Of Decay Rather Than Extract Them.Ottawa, Ont, August 19\u2014\"Preventive dentistry,\u201d is the slogan of the Cunvention of the Canadian Dental Association, which resunied (tz sessions here today, with I'resident Dr.Frank Woodbury, dean of the University of Dentistry of Dalhousie University, presiding.Preservation of teeth rather than extraction is the aim by removal of the causes of decay.Papers were read by Dr.T.Bydney Smith, of Ban Francisco, and Dr.Wallace Beccombe, Bupl.R.C.D.8., and discus sions were lad by Dr.E.Dubeau, dean -of the Dental Faculty, ang Or.Fred Husband.- \u2018The deiegates visited the Parliament Buildings this afternoon and will be -entertained at the Rideau \u2018Aquatic Club this evening.There are 160 members present so far.ROYAL GEORGE MAY CIIANGE HANDS Montreal, Que., Aug.18.\u2014Ther¢ is a rumor in local shipping circies that the steamer Roya! George, of the Conard Line, has been acquired by the Furness-Withy Com pany.Neither company had anything to say on the matter today but on reliable information it appeared that the verse) te likely tu go on the Boston-Liverpool route of the Furness-Warren Line.The Canadian Pacific steamer Melita was reported Inward hound 69 miles east of Helle Isle today and is expected at Quebec on Friday.News Index.Page One.Promotion For Gen.Burstall Plead Cause Of Strike Leaders.Heart.Rending Tragedy Found.Railroad Rate Case Uraring.Railroads And Five Hour Day.Warsaw Saved From Bolsheviki.Weather Report.Page Two.Household And Fashion Fiinis, Page Three, Underwriters In Convention, Tennrsw.> (ves Votes To Women.Auxiliary Sloop A Total Loss, .[Fresh Arrest In Ponxi Case.(mprovemint In Penitentiacles.Are Agreed In Principle, Three Parties Are Preparing.MacKenzie-King Trouble Maker, Suggest Four Amendments.Cannot Prevent Joint Action.Great Dearth of Livestock.Ottawa Retail Merchants Act.Regulation of Mines In Britain.Page Four Editorial.Ocean Freight Rates Weaker, Five, Garneau Inquest Continued Today, Thought Militia Were Called Out.Quebec Roads Are Appreciated.Big Midway For Next Exhibition.Page Bix An Answer To Mr.Gazinsky.Two Upsets In Grand Circuit, Big Lacrosse Came Bunday.Earl Thomeon Set New Mark.Total Scores At Olymple Games.Fanoy Prices At Mount Royal.Queen's Rifles Made New Record.Explanation By Pitcher Mays.Boniface Won Feature Event.Ten Nations All Scored Pointe.Good Shooting Brought Out.Page Seven.For The Home Builder.Page Eight.Prine Friedrich Wilhedm Here.Page Nine Financial and Commercial News.New York And Montreal Markets.Oshawa Forging Ahead Rapidly, Page Ten At The Theatres.Social and Personal.Reminiscences Of The Past length on the cost of operating in the East and West, it being shown that during the past four years net | operating expenses in the West are lower than in the East and the net earnings per train mile are higher, these for 1919 being approximately eighty percent higher.\u201cWould you say in view of these figures,\u201d asked Mr.Symington, \u201cthat freight rate increases should be the mame in the Vest as in the East if the Increase is to be upon the basis of paying money for services rendered?Mr.Moule, in reply said, the operating expenses in the East are largely incurred for the benefit of the West.These include large expenditures for port terminals, $c.For this reason, he said.operating rates are not a proper indication of earnings on Eastern and Western lines.Expenses in the East of this king were not, he said, spread grec the entire system.an tire The fight throughout the ea sitting was centered on the atate- ment submitted last week by the C.P.R.and designed to show the need of that company of higher rates if it Is to be prevented from having a deficiency during the year which will end June 30, 1921.In that statement It was claimed that the C.P.R.faces a pomible deficit of thirty-seven millions if the existing scale of wages is continued in force.Mr, A.C.MacMaster, counsel for the Toronto Noard of Trade.met the C.P.R.figures with a counter.ntatement designed to establish that the company is likely to have a surplus of at least nineteen millions Mr.W.J.Moule, the statistical\u2019 expert for the company, controverted many of Mr.MacMaster's figures.declaring that those submitted hy the company were well within the mark.Mr.Symington, counsel for the Government of Manitoba submitted figures to show a natural increase In traffic tn 1930 over the preceding \u2018ear.On this basis, he sald.the total increase for the year would be $242.000.000 of which the CPR, would get 44 percent.While agreeing that the increase in freight traffic for the first six months nf 1820 wan over tewenty percent, Mr, Moule wan not certain that this would he maintained.A forty percent Increase in freight rates, he said, would give & murplus on freight traffic, hut he was not certain that a twenty percent Increuse in passenger rates would lead to euch satisfactory results.If not the difference would have to De made up from the earnings on traf.He.Mr.Moule was willing to admit that the Increase In rates on the other side nf the border was a factor In the present application, but It was by no means the only Factor.the aplication being based upm the need of the railways for more revenue, Tt had bhesn thought.he said, that an increase of more than twenty percent {n passenger rates might have a tendency to dry up the husinesa, Questioned by Mr.Bymington as tc.the present ability of the C.P.Rto function, Me.Moule said that the system was in better condition in 1913 and subsequent years when the train mileage was higher, He agreed that an Increase af twenty percent, or one-half cent per mile, in passen- rer rates would probably yleld an aa.ditional revenue of eight and & halt million datlars In answer to Mr.Symington Mr, Moule stated that he estimated that the adoption of the Chicago Labor Board scale of wages by the C.P.Rwould mean an increase in the payroll of approximately $23.000.000, WANT RATE INCREASES.Washington, D.C, August 18\u2014 Great Lakes, Coastwise and Guif carriee today urpd the tnked States Shipping Board to grant applications Involving approximately sixty steamship lines for rate increases In conformity with advances already alowed the railroads by the Inwer-Btate Commerce Commission.A majority of the lines are now operating at deficits whioh threaten thelr existence, Examiner Maughun *lwas told vy witnesses.Sve-hour day as given before WL TT} FINE-HOUR DAY Union Exeoutive Issues Statement To Correct Misleading Impression.Toronto, Ont, Aug.18.\u2014Declaring that certain evidence regardiag the the Dominion Rallway Commission In connection with the application for increases in freight rates has been misunderstood and used to make it appear that the strongly organized trainmen by their demands have been exploiting the public and are responsible for the further rate ine crease, a statement has been made J by the Executive of the unions.The \u201c| principal contradictions are as fol | \u2018ows: 1\u2014The basic five hour day for passenger engineers is not equivalent in any way to the eight hour day in industries.It is à minimum guaranteed day measurement for special occasions, very seldom used.The genera) rule Is that engineers in the passenger service are pald on a mileage | basis.The hours of work are most irregular, often extending from twelve to elghtteen hours on a single trip, 2\u2014There ls à not great deal of overtime in the wages of trainmen.Engineer operating pamsenger trains do not get time and » half for overtime.The only men who receive this are the train and enginemen in the slow freight service, which is not the general rule.3\u2014It i» true that time as well as mileage is one of the factors that partly determine pay, and that delay is sometimes pald for.But this is only on special occasions and it le untrue to say that there is any inducement for engineers to run slowly or to strive for delays.Tha inducement is all for operating on time.4.\u2014The present salaries for engineers run from $200 to $250 à month.Their hours are usually very long and irregular and they are the poorest paid of the highly vicilled mechanics, according to the men engaged in that kind of work.\u201d N.B.APPLE CROP IS EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN Dominion Fruit Commissioner Inspected Orchards Along $t.John River, Fredericton, N.B., Aug.13.\u2014C.W.Baxter, Dominion Fruit Commlissioner, accompanied by BE.P.Bradly, Deputy-Minister of Agriculture and G.A.Turney, Provincial Horticulturist, have returned from a trip of inspection of the orchards along the St.John River, between this city and Lower Gagetown and reports that the apple crop for this season is exceptionally clean and the quality very much superior to the crap of last year.The crop is estimated at about sixty percent of last year's crop and will probably amount to about thirty thousand barrels.Mr.Bradly, stated today that the only varieties which seemed ready for packing at the present were the yellow transparents and the crimson beauties.PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION TO HAVE PROPAGANDIST Montreal.Que.Aug.18\u2014 The Canada Pharmaceutical Association tonight fn convention here adopted a proposal looking to the appointment of an official whose duties shall consist in strengthening the national organization by propaganda work and otherwise with a view to a more effective development of pharamaceutical interest in Canada.This organizers\u2019 saiary it was suggested might be set at $8,000 per annum with the addition of a secretary and a stenographer.Tomorrow officers will he elected and à place chosen for the next annual convention.LONGSHOREMEN FIND TORSO OF UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN New York, Aug.18.\u2014The torso of an unidentified woman, with head, arms and legs chopped oft was found last night by longshoremen in the Hudson River, it became known late today.Clinging to the skin were shreds of cloth, whisps of twine and the minute pieces of wrapping paper.Medical examiners estimated had been In the water about weeks The police believe that the women was about $8 or 30 yearw of age and weighed about 138 pounds, It two WM& ENTER POLITICS.Ottawa, Ont, August 18\u2014The Ottawa Journal today says: \u201cThe Chairman of the Soldiers\u2019 * [Settlement Hoard.Mr.J.W.Black, has resigned.It Is understood that Mr.Black will become chief executive director of the organisation of the new Nauonal Liberat and Cone servalive Party, [It fe understood that he has a liking for political lite and his energies will be devoted entirely to that field.PACIFIC FARES INCREASED Montreal, Que, Aug.18.\u2014K was announced yesterday by the C.P.0.8.(hat on and after September 14 fares on all the company's trans Pacific liners will lncreased twenty peroent.WARSAW NOW time; SEEM SAVED FROM ENEMY President Pilsudski\u2019s Armies No Longer Obliged To Keep Defensive.IMPORTANT RESULTS.Polish Offensive On Left Wing : Led By Two French Generals.Paris, Aug.13\u2014Warsaw now seems to be saved from the Bolshevik.President Pllsudski's armies no longer are obliged to fight a defensive battle and the offensive on both wings has reached the first objective.The Poles appear to be pausing befort attempting to develop their success.The offensive on the left wing la being personally led by French generals Henry and Billotte and already has yielded important results.It has once more put the Poles in Possession of the key to the Warmw defenses-the fork between the Narew and Bug rivers\u2014while the forces advancing toward Mlawa, which have reached Tsiechanoff, 13 miles to the south of Miawa, will force the Bolsheviki marching toward Plock and Thorn to beat a hasty retreat and consequently re-open the direct raliroad line to Dansig.TEMPERATURES: Min.54; Max.70.By Appointment | < Purriere te His Majesty King George V.\u201cA Thing Of Beauty\u201d 1 1 RARE SILVER FOX : The possesion of a Silver Fox scarf is surely a thing of joy\u2014if not forever, st least for many years.No other pelt has the same wonderful depth of fur, the beautiful silkiness, the unequaled beauty of Silver Fox.It adds an incomparable charm to any gown or costume.Have you seen the collection in our windows ?$50.060 of our choicest pelts are displayed for your inspection.The pick of the trappers catch as well ax many splendid specimens of our own Ranch.Tio.Rey fon 6Co Limited Three Days Sale FRENCH KID GLOVES Thursday, Friday and Saturday In all sizes.Colors, Black, White, Tan and Grey.Regular $3.50, value fer.$2.25 Regular 4.50, value for .250 Holt Refer 6 Co.But the manoeuvre on the right wing along the line of Garvolin and Paratchoff, between the Vistula and the Bug, ing of the two, from the strategic viewpoint, because it threatens the communication of the main Bolshevik forces.Swelled by troops freed region the movement already has gained rapid headway and driven tances varying from 25 to 50 miles.a short distance east of Warsaw, ac capital today.The battle of War- SW appears to be favorable to the Poles, the despatch mys Waats Volunteers Moscow, Aug.13 \u2014 (By Ass'd Press)\u2014Leon Trotsky, Boviet Minister of war, today issued a call for is Pe more interest- i by shortening the front in the Brody {Ji the Bolsheviki back all along the (J line toward Brest-Litovsk for dis- The Poles captured Novo-Minsk.|} cording to a dispatch from the Polish | | AUTOMOBILE PARTIES And all other tourists visiting Quebec are invited to rall and see our collection of ANTIQUE JEWELS ANTIQUE SILVER ANTIQUE MEDALS ANTIQUE WATCHES CROWN DERBY CHINA COPELAND CHINA RUSKIN PORCELAINE FIELD, MARINE AND OPERA OTASSES PRISM BINOCULARS volunteers for service on the south- the course of an address at an npera house meeting here in honor o° Fela Kun, Communist leader and formes Foreign Minister of Hungary.| Soviet Russia's position on both tne Polish and South Russia fronts are pronounced \u2018\u2018generally satia- factory\u201d by Leon Trotsky.Bolshevil War Minister, in an address here ti.day.The speech was delivered a: a AMERICAN WHISKEY SEIZED | Montreal, Que, Aug.18.\u2014 One hundred and thirty five quarts of American bottled whiskey was «seized by special Customs officers C.F.Hewson and H.McCrea.at Lacolle, today, and was taken to St.John's, Que.The liquor was In an automobile which was abandoned by its occupants when halled by the ofticers.It is believed to be part of at points along the border prior to the enforcement of prohibition in the States and which {t is now! sought to smuggle back.1 The Weather.Tooronto, Ont., August 13.\u2014With an unusually high barometer from the (ircat Lakes enstward, the wes.; ther today has been fine and warm! with light winds.In the West great heat has prevailed in Manitoba, | while in Saskatchewan and Alberta! the weather has been cool, with | scaitered showers.Temperatures: Min.Max Prince Rupert .48 6 Victoria .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.4 6 Calgary .2.110.036 68 Edmonton .40 4 Prince Albert .se 70 Medicine Mat .44 a | Moose JAW 100020 GO 80 Winnipeg .4 Port Arthur .se 2 4 8 82 se | 4\u201c 83 2 30 oe re 07 7 se 13 ce Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay, Upper St Lawrence and Ottawa Valley: Light winds, fine and warm.Lower Bt Lawrence, Guif and North Shore: Moderate westerly winds, fine and warm.Maritime Provinces: Light winds, fine and warm, Lake Buperior District: Moderate southwest winds, fins and warm.Manitoba: Warm and unsettied.with local thunderstorms, followed by a change to cooler.Saskatchewan and Alberta: West and northwest winds; mostly fair | and cool.with local showers.ern front.The call was issued in .{ Hi meeting of the Moscow Boviet, A large quantities of whiskey stored | Fanadlan Ename] Souvenirs.' Excellent specimens of Quebee Fresh Water Pearls, A full series of sizes In high grade diamonds and other precious gems in platinum mountings.In specials we show an emerald cut diamond weighing four and a third carats, 8 magnificent topaz .weighing one ounce.a platinum ring set with two golden, twn brown and one hyacinth ll diamond, and a rare lot of modern nn?ar.tique cameos, all of which are well worth coming to see.A cordial invitation 1s extended to visitors.During the month of August, our establishment will be closed at 5 P.M on Saturdays.G.SEIFERT & SONS JEWELLERS 16 FABRIQUE STREET.Opposite City Hall.VISITORS TO QUEBEC Who wish a good meal at a moderate price Can get it at DOHANS HOTEL VICTORIA Levis a.ASK FOR OUR PRICES ON Cotton and Wool Waste Washed Cotton Wipers Soft C Oil Soap James Bisset & Co.Telephones 2730-3730.271 ST: PAUL STREET, QUEBEC, PQ.Junedxmen.tritt. | =x) Dope BROTHERS MOTOR CAR INNO TIX LIN IY NED It is owned by many who can afford\u2019 to pey anything they wish for the things they use.It is always bought becauss of its known value and its after economies.MND OS0AY) \u2018The gasoline consumption Is unusually low.The tire mileage is unusually high.Canadian Motors and Machine Company, Limiled 81 Lachevrotiere Street - - QUEBEC Telephone 7488 TAT Message Rate Service For Business Telephones NDER the schedule of rates filed with the Board of Railway Commissioners, business telephones in this city are placed on the message rate basis.An equitable schedule of telephone rates places upon \u201call subscribers an adequate toll for their use of the service.This allows to those whose outgoing calls are few the benefit of their restricted use.All classes of users pay for what they get.This principle has long been recognized as fair as applied to | other services.Flat rates for gas, electric light and power have given place in most communities to metered service.The results have been satisfactory both to the users and to the organizations furnishing the service.Similarly, flat rates for telephone service\u2014especially on business telephones\u2014have beén withdrawn in the majority of larger cities of this continent and Europe, and for the same reasons.Firat: Under the flat rate the small user bears an unfair proportion of the cost of giving service.The big user, through the unrestricted service he gets, creates an operating load, an unfair proportion of the cost of which the small user ! must bear.Second: To enforce an adequate average flat rate for business service, at present high costs of labor and material, would aggravate the injustice to the small user.No fair apportionment of the burden is possible until we apply the principle, as in other services, of payment for specific use.The fairness of the measured rate basis for business telephone service is apparent.It works no hardship to the legitimate business of the community.Rather, by wholesome restriction, and elimination of unnecessary calling, it has been found to benefit the whole telephone using public, business and residence subscribers alike.t The Bell Telephone Company of Canada A KNITTED SPORT FROCK.i | i } ) | (By GERTRUDE BERESFORD) |} This is quite an unusual but at the same time « very attractive costume | {| tor outdoor sports.The dress is i \u2018made of an orange-colured knitted | | rabrie.Very atraiîght.If\u201d possesses \u201cthe elastic qualities that are essential in the dress: of nportawomen.Pateh packets Acrommodate the! (hands in front.A narrow belt of green patent leather encircles the waistline.A ribbon of the same hue ' (I in knotted at the collar.The shirt | | 3 | worn with this frock is of heavy, , white wash ailk.Hematitching aad (tiny pleats are its adornments.The \u201chat shows à clever union of atrips + of orange felt and metallic braid.How to Keep | Summery | (Ry RITA STUYVESANT) Half of the secret of looking well, dressed in Bummer lies in keeping, the clothes in good conditon, and this requires a little time and planning.especially if one hax a limited i wardrobe.| Nothing Is more unbecoming on a: warm day than a soiled white sport; skirt or an organdy frock that has! lost ita crisp charm and deticate | | irolor.Neckwear, too, must not be neglected if one desires a well- \u2014\u2014\u2014\" | groomed appearunce, and footwear should be kept in good order.| Perhaps the most popular gar-, i ment of the season Is the white! i baronet satin sport skirt, or one of | the fancy silk crepe weave.It is Lest to launder these frequently.rather than let them go until they; are (oo soiled.Warm water and; I | rrathy white soap suds is an excel-| (| { itnt solution for them to somk in for; ,berhaps à half hour to dissolve the: !dirt.Never rub soap on such a ser-| \"ment.: Several rinsings in clear water are] { | necessary, but une must graduate the heat gently or the garmer! is tiable to turn an ivory shade.Wiap fnp in a thick bath towel and do not \u2018expose to strorg light or sun.! Wien presring the garment.the \u2018crepe effect will be raised dettgisi-, ful.y if you press your skirt on the! wrong side into a bath towel role 1 several times.Organdy frocks will gain a new.lease if carefully laundered.ont.very often a good pressing will suffice to renew the crispness if the! frock is not soiled, Soap rude in, again valuable, and some fastidious; | folks starch \u2018their organdies with | jihin potato starch.To renew the! fl ,dainty tint.if faded, one has only solution.There are many excellent] tints on the market that require no; | bolling and restore color beautifully.| Frocks should have detachable white collars and cuffs and sashes so that they might easily be remov-! ed for laundering.It is economy to have at least (wo sets for each | dress.This will save considerable laundry, as it is not always neces.THE FIRST \u201cBEANFEAST\" and the Church Lads Brigade, are alluded to by what la to many people the mysterious cognomen mentioned.lt is almost à certasaty that were à group of people.wherever found, ju asked to give an explanation of the | much-used phrase.not more than 1 | per rent.of that, could correctly describe Its origin.The story is simple and historic.As long agn es 1773 King George 111 of England visited Woolwich Arsenal near London.he day was the second Saturday in July and on thib occasion Mis Majesty, being in a jovial mood, unhent to the extent of dining with the laborers of the Arsenal.The simple fare of the royal visitor and hie humble fellow roysterers consisted of beans and bacon.Ever since that | historic date of 1773 In the history of fi sary to wash the entire frock if the, ll white neckwear is removable.i Have at least two pairs of white pumps, so that they will not have ito he cleaned so frequently or worn continually, and thus they will last nearly twice as long.| | Many & holiday and country jaunt i has Leen referred to asa \u201cbean- || feast,\u201d and the great number of outings which are now being arranged by various societies in England for the benefit of children, chiefly members of the Boy Moout Amsociation the succulent bean the employees of the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich have annually on the second Saturday in July, held their commemorative feast which has since the first spread been known as \u2018beanfeast\u2019.The phrase has passed into common vee in regard to similar functions and whenever in the country roads the sounds of wagons are heard with \u201crevelry by night,\u201d it is understood that a party of belated \u201cbeanfessurrs® is.on the way home.- i THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.à Co to dip it after rinsing in a colored | | ° THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1920, : The Paquet Store Closes Every Day, Saturdays Inclusive, AtS O'Clock Until The 27th Of August \\ > | Thursday Is Children\u2019s Day We specially conserve Thursday to qe for children.Corne to-day and commence the tro eau for your little ones who will soon be starting back to school Remember you have only two more weeks and therefore there is no time to lose.Children\u2019s Dresses Children\u2019s dresses in wo, color navy blue, with serge { collar in Belgian blue, belt to fit girls of 12 years, price.$0.08 Children\u2019s dresses in wool serge, color, red, round collar, fancy pockets, trimmed with soutache braid and buttons, price SPP $19.00 Girls dresses in wool serge, color navy blue, pleated skirt, sailor collar, trimmed wil red braid, belt and pockets, to fit ages 810 10 years, prive.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260\u20262n000e con ees $11.00 Dresses in wool serge, colcr navy blue, detached skirt made with accordion pleats, middy blouse, bottom is finished with tongues trimmed with braid, to fit ages 12 to 14 years, price es $21.50 Dresses in wool serge, color, navy blue, trimmed with eslor- If ed silk floss to fit age 8.\u2026.00000000ee $13.60 To fit age 10.A :, .$18.00 To fit ege 12 and 14.ener on ce $15.50 Dresses in wool jersey in | Serge dresses in dark ose Th trimming of Dive green, plain skirt, belt, collar pockets to fit ages 12 to on in silk charmeuse, faney poc- years .$2280 | kets, to fit 8 years.$10.50 Dresses in black and white checked material, with pockets and collar in red silk, to fit age 10 $3.25 to fit A ad aa sc sou 00000000 qu.Dresses in black and white checked material, with belt to fit ages 8 to 10 very special olan $2.49 (First floor up) To Learn the Piano ordering by mail) Methods by James Belksk, French text.price.so.Methods by Nohler, No.1, 2, and 3, price each.\u2026 38e.Methods by Sartorie, No.8, price.\u2026.0000000000 80.Methods by A.L.Carpentier.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$1.25 Sonates by M.Olement, op, 36, 37 and 38, price euch.60.Sonates by Fra.Kuhlan, book 2, price.40 Lunduon.August 18\u2014Headquarters vf the Leagie of Nations annuunced tuday that four important amend.meas to the coverant have been suggested by Denmark, Norway and Lweden, foc consideration at the us.Meeting the League Assemvy on November 16.The four proposed amendmen:s \"ioe annvunced as follows: (1) Providing for à fixed annua) - mesung of the Assembly and pro pos.ng that ten members of the League can demani and secure a spec.al meeting ac any time at the seat of Lhe League.(2) Neeklng to regularize the me:- hod ul celeciing the four non-per- manent members of the Council.Ih is proposed to accomplish this by providing that the assembly, after making ithe first selections of four 10 serve respectively three four, le and eix years, akall name a new state yeariy afier the (hird year tu serve four years and not be sub.fect to re-election fur the following period.It 1s suggested that this method would secure successive representa tion on the Council, of à large num- Ler of states, and would mainta.u continuity in the composition of the Council, (3) Making the obligation for arbitration nivre absolute by omitting the word \u201cgenerally\u201d from Articie X11.in the paragraph beginning \u201cDisputed\u201d.and enafag \u201csubmission to arbitration.\u201d (4) Permitting the Council to authorize a state in the vicinity of 2 state against which an economis blockade is in force, to maintain a degrees of intercourse with the latte provided the Council considers thie aecessary in order to prevent the blockade state from attacking i: neighbor.vy « BARGE ASHORE Brockport, N.Y., Aug.18, == The barge James F, Bigely, went ashore on Lake Ontario shortly after midnight last night.The crew of 14 men and two women were taken off today by a lifesaving crew.The vessel is of $00 tons and was Jaden with coal (rom Bandusky, Ohlo lo Quebec.pus 960606 060606 06 66 M0 MED g SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.¢ 06 06 06 96 06 26 0836 DE 36 08 98 96 36 9 26 A Arrivals at Montreal, August 18: Stra.City of Agra from Manchester; Filippo ArtelH from Louisburg, N.&.; Baycross, Hendrik Lund and Woodfield from Sydney, N.8.; Woltburg from Liverpool; Stuart Star from Weymouth.Cleared: Strs.Canad:an Otter for British West Indies; Lord Antrim for Belfast; New Brighton fur South African ports: Radium for Italian ports via Gibraltar.Arrivals at Halifax, Aug.18: Ste, Glen Allen from Newfoundland; Schre.Janow from La Rochelle: Regulus from Trans-Atlantio port.Cleared: Stra Keyvive for Norfolk: , Patrick for New York; Schr.M \u20ac Marie Brown for New York.Cleared from St.John, N.B., Aug.18: Sohre Silvanis W.Beal and Melon McCall for Eastport.Gteamer arrivals August 18: Moy Vile at New York from Liverpool: Casmndra at Glasgow from Montreal; Rapidan at Antwerp from Montreal.Cleared: Bcowels from Reston for Botwood, Nfld; Orthis Gem Clyde for Quebes; Varentia from Londen for Montreal » 2 ' Quebec's Leading Newspaper 4 { Montreal.TENNESSÉE GIVES VOTES TO WOMEN Suffrage Amendment To Constitution Ratified By Lower House.Nashville, Tean., Aus.18.\u2014The amendment extending equal suffrage to women of the United States was ratified today for inclusion in the Federal constitution,.the Lower House of the Tennessee legislature voting $0 to 46 to concur in the, Sonate resolution adopted Friday 25 to 4.Action of the House mads Tennesses the thirty sixth State to approve the amendment which lacked to-night only formal ratification by Secretary Colby of the United States State Department to complete its acceptance by the country at large.There is still a possibllity that the House may rescind its action.At the last moment Bpeaker Walker, leader of the anti-suffrage forces, changed his vote from no to à yes having the way for a motion to reconsider.Under House rules he can present such a motion to reconsider within the next two legislative days.Suftragists launched an uproarious demonstration before the clerk announced the vote for thers was no question that they had won.Women screamed at the top of their voices, scores piaced their arms around the necks of those nearest them and danced so far as it was possible to do so, in the mass of humanity.Hundreds of suffrage banners were waved wildly and many removed the yellow flowers they had been wearing and threw them upward to meet a similar shower from the galleries.There were few tears of joy shed by the suffragists.Some wiped their eyes but on the whole they considered it no time for weeping.Their happiness was far beyond that stage.A motion to adjourn until ten o'clock to-morrow morning was of- tered after the official vote was announced but In tho uproar it was doubted whether any members heard it or whether it was seconded.The Speaker put the question.called for the \u201c\u2018\u2019ayes\u201d* and \u201cnoes\u201d and announced graiely that the motion had.carried unanimously.Prompt Promuigstion Washington, D.C, Aug.18.\u2014 Prompt promulgation of the Federal Wpman Suffrage Amendment should action of the Tennessee Legislature today be cunfirmed, was promised by Secretary of State Colby when word of the vots at Nashville reached the State Department.He was prepared Mr Colby sald, to issue the necesmry proclamation immediately on receipt of official notice that Tennessee had ratified the amendment.At National Headquarters of the various suffrage organizations news of the ratification evoked a storm of enthusiasm.Mri.Maud Wood Park, Chairman of the National League of Women Voters, said: \u201cOur slogan is every woman voter in 1820.\u201d MANUFACTURERS PROMOTE THF.FNTENTE CORDIALR Montreal, Aue.18.-~At the meet.Ing of the Quebec Division of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association here tndav it wan dec'ded to.extend an invitation to the Ontario; Branch of the Canad'an Manufacturers\u2019 Assenciation to visit the Pravince of Quebec during nert month in order to extend the Entente Cordiate bitween the two Provinces, The party w*!l he entertained at Sherhrnoks, Three Rivers, Quebre and Mopireal and plans are under wav for a tour touching manv nf the \u2018ending centres of the Province.GOOD ROADS FROM WINDSOR TO AT.JONY Ottawa, Ont, Aug.18-\u2014(Ca: 1dian Press).\u2014That it will be possible by next summer to travel over |Improved highways, from Windsor, Ont., to Bt.John, N.B.is the hope of officials of the Federal Highways Ald Department.If present indications are borne out by subsequent construction, there will be good! roads all the way between these points, and also between Niagara Falls and ®t.John, N.B.There wil: remain, however, the necessity of ferrying across the Ottawa River on ithe highway between Ottawa and + \u2014\u2014\u2014 NEXT HEARING AT SYDNEY Fredericton, N.B, August 18\u2014 The Royal Commission which Is investigating coal mining conditions in the Maritime Provinces concluded its session here (hia afternoon.The next sitting for arbitration upon the das obtained at us places, vrobably will take p t Bydnoy.N.8., within a few days.Representatives of both operators and employees were heard today, the men sustaining their demands and the operators showing a conciliatory attitude, CORK'S LORD MAYOR BROUGHT TO LONDON London, August 18.\u2014 Terence McSweeney.Lord-Mayor of Cork, arrived here today under heavy miii- tary escort, having been deported from Ireland, under a court martial sentence.He has been lodged in prison.The Lord-Mayor was still on hunger strike and was looking Il! when he reached the city.The sentence passed by the court martial ta Lord-Mayer MeBwesney's case has net besa announced, AUXILIARY SLOOP 15 TOTAL LOSS Crew Of Boston Vessel Reach Yarmouth\u2014 Will Return Home.Yarmouth, N.8, August 18\u2014( By Canadian Press)\u2014The Boston aux- ary sioop Regina, Captain Jack McGrath, Is a total loss near Forbes\u201d Point.Bhelburne County, the crue arriving in Yarmouth and proceeding by the steamer Prince Arthur tonight tor Boston.Captain McGrath reports that the fog afier he left port was densely thick gnd after making the Seal Im land fog alarm, he shaped his course as he thought, to take him well off shore, and everything went well until 11 o'clock that night when the vessel struck on a rock off the above point.The crew 1mained aboard for about an hour and a half after.but as the tide ebb: d the Itegina fell over on her side, Med with water and the men were obliged to lave her.\u2018The Regina was a comparatively new craft.She was bui\u2019t at Quiney, Mass.about two years ago.Captain McGrath attributes the loss of the craft to his compass, which he olaims put the vessel ashore wh re she is, claiming that it must have been at Jeast some four or five point: CANNÔT PREVENT JOINT AGTION Cachin Says Entire British Working Class insulted By France.Paris, August 18\u2014The expulsion from Paris of Wiliam C.Adamson, Labor member of the British Parlament.and Harry Cosling, lead xr of the British Trunsport Workers, would do mure for establishment Uc \u201ccouncils of action\u201d in France than any other propaganda, remarke.l Marcel Cachin, Socials Member in the Chamber of Leputies, today, t2 tho Associated Press.M.Cachin has just returned from Moscow strongly advocating that the French Socilist Party join the Third Internationale.Referring to the Incident yea- terday when Adamson and Gosling who had come to Paris for Labor conferences, Were requested to leave, M.Cachin said: \u201cIt is the entire British working claws which has been insuited.Our British (rends had come Lo Paris in accord with the French workers and in otder to conclude a definite peacu with Russia.It our rulers t>ieve that, by expelling Brit- Ish delegates, they can prevent us of prole:iariats.Decididly, were our Ministers in the pay of Lhe Bolshoe-~ viki, they could do little better wor for them than by examperating the working class's of buth France and Jreat Iriain.\u2019 RUSSIAN CRAFT AT HALLSAX Halifax, M8.August 15\u2014Two Russian schooners, the Janow and the Regulus arrived her today loa cargoes of lumber.FINED FOR SPEEDING £t.John, NB.Aug.15.\u2014Mayor Schofteld, of this city, was one several citizens ined $10 today for speading his auto on a recent Bunday on the Loch Lomond Hoad.REFUSE POLIRI MUNITIONS Brussels August 18\u2014The Belgia state NRailwaymen's Syndicate has decided lo nrevent the (ransporta- tion from or throuzh Pecium of (roots or munitions intended for Poland.This decision follows sim = ilar action by the Antwerp dockers.MINISTER'S SON INTERRED.Yarmouth, N.8, Auus: 135\u2014(Can.Press) \u2014-The funeral of W.i.Spin - ney, gon of Hon 3.KR.Spinney, who posked aw on Monday, too piace this aficrnonn from Holy Trinity Church and was the most imp8aing ween in Yarmouth for many years POLICE STRIKE byte Kingston, Jamaica, Aug, 18 \u2014\u2014 The gencral sirike of policemen and railway workers, which has heen In Progress for several days was de finitely declared off today.HON, SYDN FISHERS CONDITION UNCHANGED Bherbrooke, Que, August 18\u2014 (By Can.Press)-\u2014The condition of the Hon.Sydney Fisher, former Minister of Agriculture.who is ill at his heme at Knowiton, continues unchanged, according to reports fromm Knowlton.His doctors have order- æd complete rest and he sees no one.CANADA'S GRAPHITE DEPOSITS ARE RICKER Toronto.August 11-Canada's de- poeits of g:aphite are the richest In au by the Department of Mine The ls gest and the richent deposit 8 found in Ontario, at Calabogleand in now being operated by the Blulk Dosad Graphite Company.In the past the chief diffioulty hae been In the concentrating and refining of the product.The oil fotutton system is now Being used and is proving vo sucossfu! that Canadian milla can now produce graphite equal.and in some cases superior, te graphite produced elsewhere ia the world, the world.according to a report is- REGULATION OF MINES IN BRITAIN Bill Provides for Mineral Resources Being Developed and Welfare of Miners London, Aug.18.\u2014The text of the Bill intreduced by Sir Robert Horne, to establish a Ministry of Mines and to regulate the coal industry, and for other purposes connected with the mining industry and the persons employed therein, has been issued.\u2018The bill is divided 1:20 three parts, the first of which deals with the establishment of a Ministry of Minesthe second the regulation of coal mines, and the third general matters.Clause 1! provides that \u201cFor the pur- Pose of securing the most effective development and utilisation of the mineral resources of the United Kingdom, and the safety and welfare of those engaged in the mining industry, it shall be :awfui for His Majesty to appoint a Minister of Mines, who shall, b, virtue of his of- Lice, be an additional Parliamentary Recretary of the Board of Trade and shall hold office during His Majesty\"e pleasure.\u201d Duties of Minister, Clause 2 defines the general powers and duties of the new Minister, and provides that there shall be transferred to the minister of mines all the powers and duties of the board of trade with respect to the mining industry.and ail the powers ©Of a Secretary of State, under enactments relating to coal mines, metal- 1iferous mines.and quarriea If it is dcemed expedient other powers and duties of any government department relating to mines or the mining industry may be transferred to the minister by Order-In-Council.\u2018The minister of mines will undertake the «ollection, preparation and publication of information and statistics relating to the minty industry, and will co-operate with other government departments in the initiation and direction of research.Under Clause 3 the Minister may.æubject to the approval of the Board ef Trade, during à period of one year from August 31 next, give directions regulating the export of coal and the pit head price for coal sold for consumption in the British Isles.When any such directions are given the Minister may also give directions as to the wages to be paid to workers in coal mines, and by order may regulate the distribution of profit the draft order to be approved by both Houses of arliament.After the expiration of one year the Minister's powers may be exercised i authorized by a resolution passed by both EXouses of Parliament.The Coal Mines (Emergency) Act of 1920 will continue in force until the date, as from which the first order made under this section takes cffect, or until March 31, 193,, whichever may tbe the earlicr.Conditions to be Improved.Clause 4 provides that the Minister of Mines shall appoint advisory committees.The committee, as regards conti and the coal industry, will be summoned to meet at least once a quarter and will consist of a chairman and 24 other persons, (our of whom will be owners of coal mines, four will be workers in or about coal mines, three will be employers in other industries, one a mining eng- inecer, two managers of coal mines, } one a coal exporter, one a coal merchant, one à porson wii exper» fence of commerce other than the rroduction or distribution of coal, or! we 4 person with experience in vo- operative trading, ~ad three persons with expert knowiedge of the arls and sciences.Clause 6 deals with the appointment and remuneration of the staff oC the Ministry nf A°nes, and provides that the salary of the Minister shall not exceed £2,000 a year.The Niinister of Mines way be a membor of the House of Commons, and the person who js fiest appointed te be Minister shall nu.by reason of such appo.ntment.(\u20ac « member of: the House of Commons, have t> vacate ais sent.In part IIL of the n:W bill, provis- ton is made for the establishment of a fund for the improvement of the aocial conditions of colliery workers.Fer this purpose the owners of every sont mine shall pay into the fund a =.equal to one penny a ton cf the output of the mine.\"ORGANIZATION SCHEME FOR PROV.OF ONTARIO Laid Down At Yesterday's Mecting Of Government Members And Senators.Ottawa, Ont, Aug.18\u2014 (Uy Can, Press)\u2014A general scheme of organization for the Province of Oncarlo was laid down at today's meeting of Ontario Members of Parliament.Sonators, supporting the National L.tberal and Conservative Party.As a remult of today's meeting etepa will be taken toward the formation of an executive .to carry out the plans outlided in the discussions on, party organisation and the needs in this Province.There was it was stated.practically a (ull attendance at today's meeting which was held In camera.No final statement was Issued at the close.hut Premier Meighen out.1ined the work which had been carried out as above, The organisation of Ontario con.atituencies will first be undertaken, it is understood, and then each ot the other Provinces will be organis- od in turn.Quebec QUEBEC, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1920, IMPROVEMENT OF PENITENTIARIES Canada Has Kept Pace With Other Countries During Last Twenty Years.Ottawa, Ont.August 183\u2014(By Cansdian Press)\u2014Cansda has kept pacs with other countries In improv.tng her penitentiaries during the last twenty re.In no country in the world has the improvement been mor» prenounced and more sane than in Canada.A statement lssued from the office of Brig.-Gen, W.Bt.Pierre Hughes, Superintendent of Penlixntiaries, sets forth some of the changes which have recently been made.The building poticy of the Department.suapené 4 in 1914, was resumed in 1819 and is now being prosecutcd in all Dominion penitentiaries, It aims to remodel old build.Ings and construct new ones, which, when completed.will enable the segregation of first-timers from the old hardcned criminal or reecldivist.in separate institutions, and prosecut» more satisfactorily methods of reformation of those committed to its charge.GREAT DEARTH OF LIVESTOCK Fact Strikes British Agrioulturist About Canadian Farming Says Editor.Regina, 8ask., Aug.18.\u2014(Can.Press).\u2014\u201cOf course the thing that strikes a British agriculturist about your farming is the dearth of livestock\u201d, said 8.J.MacDonald, Editor of the Farmer and Stock Breeder, (England), who is touring the West with the Imperial Press Delegation.\u201cYou will be compelled to extend your farming before long, I think.\u201cYuu can crop wheat here for twenty dollare an acre, 1 believe\u201d, he said.\u2018\u2019The same operation on English fields would cost 365 to $85 although of course, the yield would be larger.There are other points on which you have a great advantage.In all young countries the time comes when & break must be made and nature, having parted with her resources, must be systematically helped.The best way is to bring more capital to farming In other words, farm extensively.This may be mom surely achieved by entering more largely Into livestock breeding and feeding and the establishment of permanent pasture.\u201d BABANA CAN SEE LABRIE BROTHERS Counsel For Imprisoned Men Received Written Authorization From Hon.C.J.Doherty Sherbrooke, Que.Aus.18.\u2014(By \u2018Cana@an Press).\u2014C.C.Babana.{K.C., counsel for the Labrie brothers, who are at present in Vin.cent-De-Paui Penitentiary, has received from the Minister of Justice, Hon.Charles J.Doherty, written authorization to visit his clients and will ava!l himseX of this opportunity to see the men.It will be remembered that he was not permitted to see the Labrie brothers after their re-arrest following thelr Hberation in May last by: Judge Duclos, after they had been condemned to serve sentences for manslaughter, by Judge Desy.\u201c! have also learned\u2019, said Mr.Cabana in an interview today, \u201cthat the men were re-arrested without any written authority whatever, I am going to Montreal to see them as soon as | can.\u201d BASSOFF COMMITTED Lethbridge, Alta.Aug 18.\u2014Tho.mar Jassoff, the train bandit was committed for trial at noon today by Magistrate Purrell, on two charges of murder, in connection with the «hooting in the Bellevue Cafe here ton Aurust Tth nf Corporal Usher, of | the Royal North West Mounted) { Police, and Constable Bailey, of the; Alberta Provincai Force.He will :mand trial at MacLeod on October 12, CABLES RESIGNATION Kingston, Ont, Aug.18.\u2014Prof W.D.Tayior has cabled his resignation as Aswstant I'rofessor in the Department of English In Queen's University, having accepted the chair in English in the University of Aberdeen.infants\u2014Mothers Thoussads testify ' Horlick\u2019s The Original ~ Malted MIIK* *Upbuilds aod sustains the 0 Cool or Milk Deed ry) of e Century.) Ont YOU Same Prine, _ Chronicle.| erials.IN PRINGIPLE United States And France At One Regarding Poland And Russia.\u2018Washington, D.C., Aug.18.\u2014The United States and French Govern: ment are in entire agreement In principle as to the future of both Poland and Russia, Secretary of State Colby declared today in a formal statement interpreting France's rejoinder to the United Biates note to Italy.His statement accompanied publication of the transiation of the French note which was delivered to the Btate Department, August 14 by Prince De Bearn, the French Charge.France's declaration \u201cof its opposition to the dismemberment of Russ'a\u201d is \"most gratifying\u201d, Mr.Colby maid.The Becretary of State referred to French recognition of General Wrangel in South Russia as a \u201cdivergence\u201d, between the two Covernments on one point, but said the United States was \u201cdisposed to regard the declared agreement of France with the principles of the United States as of more significance than any divergence of policy involved in the specfic action ot France in this single respect.\u201d \u2018The French note declares that the French Go ernment \u201cis of the sams opinion\u201d &s the United States Government \u201cconcerning the present rulers of Russia\u201d and proceeds to condemn the Bolsheviki in lan guage almost identical! with that employed in the United States note to Italy.Asserting that France Is \u201cin complete acco~d with the United Btates as to necemsity for an Independent Polish state\u201d the note adds: \u201cThis is why there is agreement betweer the French Government! to encourage all efforts made with a view to bringing about an armistice between Poland and Rumsia, while avoiding giving to the League of Nations a character which might result in the recognition of the Bolshevist regime and in the dismemberment of Russia.\u201d By this declaration France was regarded here as Joining with the United States in op- pos'ng any negotiations with the Bolshevik! Such as had been proposed by Great Britain in the once- projected London Conference.DEPLORES UNFAVORABLE BALANCE OF TRADE Major Portion Due To Canada\u2019s Tremendous Iron Importation.Sudbury, Ont.Aug.18\u2014Deplor- Ing the unfavorable trade balance ex.sting between Canada and the United States and proving by statistics that the major portion of this adverse state of affairs was due to Canada's tremendous importation of iron ores and fron and stee) products, the Ontario Mining Assoclation thla morning appointed Col! R.W.Leonard.Geo.E.Cowie and A.J.Young, a committee to tender assistance and to represent the views of the mining industry of Northern Ontario before the Government Commission now in \u2018estigating the possibliities of the iron ore industry in Canada Government assistance in the heneficiating of iron, ores ed In principle and as being highly desirable, and the combination heneficiated iron ores of New Ontarto aad coal from Alberta war accepted as commercially practicable.ANNUAL FUR SALE MAY BE POSTPONED Montreal, Aug.18.\u2014R.8.Collart, Managing Director of the Canadian Fur Auct'on Bales Company, Limited.who has just returned from a conference of fur men in New York, stated this morning that the annua! fur sale of the company may be postponed on accoant of the strike of fur workers in that city, which is now in its fifteenth week.CANADA UNAFFECTED Halifax, N.8.Aug.18.\u2014Mr.John A'mopp.Manager of the Royal Mail Steam Packet, offices here, and who has just returned from a business trip to the Old Country, in eon.nect'on with the service stated tn- night that the proposed curtallment would In no way affect the steamers niyine between St.John, Halifax and the West Indles, hut only referred to the English-Kast Indian services.LLOYD GEORGE TAKES TRIP TO SWITEFRLAND London, Aus.18.\u2014Prerrer Lloyd George left here this morning fot Lucerne, Switzerland, for a vaca tion which was postponed from las week owing 10 the Tusen-Polish The Premier was accompanied by a party of twelve, including some members of hie family, Lord Riddel! and Se Maurice Hankey, Secretary to the Committee on Imperial Defence.TELEPHONE HEAD REMGNS Winnipeg.Man.August 18-\u2014= George A.Watson, Commissioner la charge ef the Manitoba Telephone has resigned.ill-health ie the given, THREE PARTIES voting three months distant all three parties are preparing for the bye- election in East Eiginhas had a candidate in the field for some time in the person of warden Bydney 8.McDermand, it is almost certain he will remian W.G.Charlton, who was defeated by David Marshall in the general election of 1917, Idberals, a couple of years ago, but has since moved out of the riding and if a Warden Wilson H.Mills, who retirea in the Provincial contest in favor of the U.P.O.candidate, will be urged to accept and there is likelihood an effort will be made to throw the lawyer of Aylmer, is mentioned this connection, piace August 30, OTTAWA RETAIL Affirm Proposed Increase In ing tha: the proposed business rates which the Beil Teleand the United States Government phone Company is applying for before the Railway Commission ia unreasonable and exccesive, and that the increase !f granted would hit the retail trade harder than any other {tine of busines, the retail merchapts of Ottawa, at a epecial meeting of the local branch of the Retail Merchants\u2019 Association of Canada, heid A.J.Freeman, Preaident of the Ottaws Branch, voted thelr opposition cision was reached to ask the Dom-! Association counss! and experts to Jook after the from coast to coam when the Bell Telephone Company's comes up before the Ruilway Commission.HOT WEATHER HAS Hon.J.F.Tweedale, Minister ot! Agriculture, who has returned from Victoria County, reports that the recent close hot weather has worked serious injury to the potato crop of that section as well as the remainder of the province.The extent of the {rom that city.injury is not known, by.gtr.Twee- | dale stated that the damage would 1ONIO REFUSES TO be seen with the developments of the crop.men held up Missouri Pacific passenger train No.5 from S:.Louis for Little Rock.on the outrkira of this! city shortly after 8:20 o'clock tonight.and place a fifty percent surcharge and escaped with four pouches be.on pullman space to smelter rrade was accept-! mail EF PARTIES, MAGKENZIEKING ARE PREPARING, TROUBLE-VAKER Tells Conservatives They Had No Voice In Creating New Party.Distant In East Elgin Bye- Election.fit.Thomas Ont, Aug.18\u2014 With Sutton, Ont, Aug.18.\u2014\"You conservatives, did you have à voice in the creation of this new Party?\u201d demanded Hon.W.L.MacKenzsis- King, Libers! Leader, at a meeting here last night in connection with the campalgn in his own prospect- Ive constituency, North York.Mn King was addressing a number of prominent local Conservatives whe , attended the meeting and gave him a courteous hearing.Answering his own question a the negative, Mr.King declared that the new party and the new policy, was the tmposition of selfish groups in Canada.He asked if the women of Canada had any voice in laying The U.F.Oex- and was nominated by change is decided on, U.F.O.support his way.down the platform of the new A Government candidate is being |Partysought and the name of E.A.Miller, | The Liberal Leader warned the farmers in attendance that the nomination of one of the U.O.jeade ers, (R.W.E.Burnaby) in this constituency would give the impression in the rest of Canada that war had been declared between the U.F.Oand the Liberals.Such en !mpres- sion, he said, was far from true, as the platforms of the two were ale most identical.FRESH ARREST IN PONZI CAGE Henry Neilson Of Cambridge Taken On Charge Of Larcenyin Nomination takes MERGHANTS AOT Telephone Business Rates Is Unreasonable.Ottawa, Ont., August 18\u2014Affirm- increase in Boston.Mars, August 1x\u2014The con tinued Investigation of Charjea Ponzi\u2019s get-rich-quick op>rations }-1 today to the arrest of Henry F.P.Neilson.of Cambridge on the charge of larceny.Neilson is alleged to have been one of Pontl's agents in the conduct of the business of the securite exchange company and to have had a branch office on Washington Street in this city.+ i Hundreds of depositors of the First inion Board of the Rew Tani State Bank, in the North End, chiefly foreigners.participatxd in & run on that institution tonight, withdrawing about $100,000 in savings and Chrimmas Club accounts.The run was an aftermath of the Pons! exposure.and was participated by rumors that a bank in that district would soon be closed.There was INJURED POTATO CROP |\"° \u201cirorder.Fredericton, N.B.August 18\u2014! today, under the chairmanship of Mrto the increase in unmistakeable terms.As a result of the mesting the de- interests of the Retail Merchants application GERMAN POLICEMAN SHOT.Berlin, August 18.\u2014Captain Klelsof the Security Police, was shot and killed while trying to paclfy an ex- vited crowd at the Kattowitz raile way station today, says a telegram RAISE PASSENGER RATES i Columbus, Ohio.Aug.18 \u2014 The TRAIN BANDITS ESCAPE., Ohlo Public Utilities Commission to- St.Low's, Mo., August 18 \u2014 Four, day refused to permit steam lines in the State lo raise passenger rates twenty percent: Milk rates and excess bagrage charges twenty percent rates as in the recent order of the Inter-State Come | merce Commission.- liea*>] to have contained registered Children Cry for Fletcher's Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.Foods are specially prepared for babies.A baby\u2019s medicine is even more essential for Baby.Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable.It was the need of a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of research, and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30 years has not proven.\u2018 What is CASTO RIA?Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Drops and Soothing Syrups.It is pleasant.- It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance.Its age is its guarantee.For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Fiatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep, The Children\u2019s Comfort\u2014The Mother\u2019s Friend.GENUINE CASTORIA ALwaYs Bears the Signature of ° (J In Use For Over 30 Years nie és FE Ed ol | The Quebker Chronicle gites Fe Printed and published by the Chroalole Printing Company, Sir David Watson, General Manager, at the dailéing of the Company, % Buade Street, Quebec.Subesription: Deily, Town Suboseribers, $4.00 por an- sum, out of town, $3.09; Weekly, $1.00 per anausi: payable in advance.Advertisements: 16 cents per agate line each insertion.QUEBEC, AUGUST 19, 1936.LYNCH LAW, Lysch-Law, that peculiarly American institution, Mas attempted Lo assert itsoif in Canada withis the past few days st Thorold and very forimnately for our old policy under new conditions ia any appearance of shiftiness on the part of this country.12 we appear to te stretching out hands wow to this country or party, now to the other; to he taking sway with ome hand what we give with the other; to be offering mp- port and not giving it: $0 be refusing it and ssosoily applying it, we sre courting future trouble.\u201cA tow days ago the Prime Minister rightly inssted on the Qlsprmement of Germany, ouly to be followed by Uso Beretary of bate for War, who urged that the mission of Germany was to bo the sword of civillaatlon against Rasta Boleheviem.Last might Mr.Lioyé George moither diasvowed nor confirmed the pro- noancensent of Mr.Wintom Churchill, | Electors have vhart memorics, but nations remember.It is our basi- neas to s0e that in our international affaire there shall be mot only clear purpome anû consoquentiy homes statement of it but action in conformity with it.Only | Be Prepared for the gr eat THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1920.HAROWARE CHIN va \u201c81.Pater Sirect, Lower Tows.; Béanch: Faheigue St, Uppes Town i | SPORTING GOODS.| moves Bra including the renowned Boivin national well-being and reputation, came to nothing.; ee mé rs | oo Ha alia Me \u2014 Quebec Provincial {tom mousses ee much à bestial crime as the outraging and murder of two girl babies, for the two victims in question were mething more; but the only veal protection of soolety against violence, against wrong-doing of every kind, ts te be found in the absolute reign of law.Whea public opinion takes the issues of guilt and atonement HOW MISUNDERSTANDINGE GROW.Vom Twpits, in his article discussed above, asserts with unconcealed satisfaction that even in Trance signs are coming to light of the reslization:that the interest of the Continental nations of Europe are oppossd EXHIBITION dt 11th 1920 | | General and Heavy Hardware\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014g i NOVELTIES.out of the hands of the law into its own, by force, | that protective power becomes dangerously impaired {tO those of England and that they should combine ! Sept 0 und (he way is (brown open to Inwieamsess that must sgainst ber.It is no secret that Anglo-French re.- PAPER LACE DOILEYS.+ gitimately lead to anarchy.Intions have heen subjected 10 some strain.on more |; PAPER TABLE COVERS, Vengeance for its own ske is contrary to Christian than one vocasion but these are declared to bo mil) 2 PLATES, Ete, Eteprinciple and, apart from momentary grstification ot cordially sympathetic and there is Do reasun.why they | | RECS \u2014_\u2014\u2014 physical instincts, serves no purpose whatever: a fact should not remain so, if there is good-wili and straight- : ARE E BOOKS.that has long been recognised by the law which concerns | tlealing on both sides.aE oe Just received a wonderful lst of felt more with sfe-guanding the living than with! | At the same time.It Is highly desirable that PN Popular Books by popular authors § 7 IS n th avenging the dead.Here, moreover, the justification | there should not be too many incidents of the character! | : (A Re, Tarzan and er ees sonia lbor even of certain guilt appears to have been absent for |of the last Kpu Conference Lo breed mivunderstandings.The new Tarzan Book \u2018 David McNeal had not yet moud trial and the osly|A letter to the English Press by Mr.Henri Bernier TARZAN TE UNTAMED.\u201d known evidence against him was of the most circum- of Marseillens reflects what seems (0 be a fairly gene Fecha Adventures ste Te - stantial character.At the time that the crime was first eral sense of discontent among Frenchmen in this ; ine Jimmie Dale.vo discovered an impulsive, apontaneous demonstration | connection.The feeling Is that, it France was not ! 9 might have been understood.If not excused, but the ac- taken advantage of by Great Britain for her own ad- ! tion of the mob at Thorold was directed by plans made vantage, Great Britain wan at loam tenient = with ° ° \u2019 deliberately in advance.Germany at the espense of France.] 1 Pi PUORRETLER- Again (he unintelligence of mob action, well known In an auihorative sperch où Jane 28 last, at the | tione 372.144 EF, JOILN SP, to the parcholoriet ls strikingly tas ea great public meeting of the International Clumber of Ï Il was decided w proof was den (Le | Commerce in the Sorbonne, M.Fugene Schneider, the : to emoval of Garb chance for Ne that a legal trial affords.After Bolyell.knows French metallurgist, sald (hat ft seemed { Will be the finest in the * age was on en ra Lu to him that: \"Con! could no more he refused to France history of | \u2014\u2014 was given him a prompting of a casual v n the {an water to a wounded man\u201d And lie reminded Q : | A vou 4 | { re you moving to the country?throng.Had anyone | thought of shouting \u201cWhat | is hearers that, at the very moment he was speaking, i UEBEC 3 pou inirust yous Moving wih com: ot ont Fe ere ur portes .Tt ps Tn pond that {Gorman metallurgy was working at 63 peroent of Ia [I] NOT MIS | ! Peel A only unfortunate vocate | ppe-war capacity and French metall t 35 per- 8 T | e and single rigs.would have.received summary treatment.tent only.vo.; urey « per .Speclaty: EE Pianos, Furnl- McNeal pleaded at length to keep the breath with- was proved at Spa that nr.for the las Reduced Fares on All Ralirends Special contracts for the removal of in his body, declaring by solemn oath that he was rer (April.May, June, 1930) had ee + Garbage and Ashen .erate the ony» deeenerae coud Sommer (ol oT, the reduced 000 00 mae] |\u201cLAURDAT GREP have plished .\"Under 3.000.000 tons of coal instead of the reduced 6,000,008 LAUREAT GREFFARD tons.for the same period of time, fixed by the Re- Master Carterstances a pan would hardly confess his gullt and te ha paration Commission, and as against 10,000,000 (always City of Quebec 26 Dwmiopt atreet - Montcaimville » yet to be decided whether or not McNeal is a .District of Quebez.T 7 for the quarter) resulting from the treaty of Vermil- \u2014\u2014 elephone 7020 dusenernte.He was just as much 8 murderer or no PEC I AL On Junete.2 les, a diminution of 88 percent on What she had gained.CITY OF QUEBEC.less & wronged man at that moment as be was when BATHING CITY HALL A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 me \u2014 It was recognised by Dr.Simons at Spa, and since, OFFE smoked out of the burning building.but the anger of : CAPS the mob had evapo and = jovial had set before his own countrymen, at the recent sitting of; { BY-LAW KO.ME.rated mood .\u2014 ia by reaction.Now belief in the innocence of the |.Economic Counc of the Reichstag.ha » goedh il Regular 60c for .48c Regular 95c for .- 180\" [lapier + Amead Prism Me in re| | How the Udder of a quantity of German coal was exported by fraud to Regular 65c for sac construction man it set out to lynch is just as firm as was conviction ; Regular 76¢ f Regular $1.00 for .soc of Buildiags.valuable cow was of his ity neutrals instead of being delivered to the Alles: and | Teguiar so or Ge Regular $1.15 À Dr criminality, .=: ular $0c for .ur .awn up in the French Lan ) Even the law ls tiable 10 errors of justice but tta 24 he nd the impression that ble own Capelli Great Decrease In Coal EX-:] Regular voc for 930 Regular $1.25 for .80.08 | |city or Barbe of fhe CI nc oe y infatit ruere import German ' f June, 1920\" i \u201cde oa are infu ble when compared with those just a very substantial part at least of her Treaty ohligations: ports, Due To Domestic SPONGE BAGS.Te \u201ctor hy Ein Ha vus described.Those who took part in the regretable - 1t is hereby ordained and emactad by the riot are almost certainly ashamed of their conduct on this point.Shortage.| Regular $1.35 for .81.08 Te a Cou Si rainy of, Quebec: when reviewed in a cooler moment, but it camnet be As n matiér of fact also, Germany's production ut | Regular $1.60 for .51.38 (Article 59° of By-Law No.4B ou coed by tov strongly ursed (bat such meps be taken aa|70% fa 1919 reached 210,000,000 tons, and It is ins hoe Regular $1.50 for .1.20 ie Si, ent remuer 1916 6 ! will definitely discoarage the future assertion of Iynch- creasing in 1920.And while Germany's output of coul} New York AUB 18\u2014The great! 9 shall De La EU EE 9 .lou in this country srbere men are innoceet until their] 192 SiFeady in (919, only about 68.000.000 tons behind decrease in coal exports due to do- Se tid \u201cva ie \"Cay \u201cEngineer and - her 1913 production, that is about 235 ¢ bel i mestic shortage.together with weak | roved by the Committe.= guilt has been judicially proved.n .percent below pre- oo in exchange and poor raliroad jowever in all cases, such marquises \u2018war level, France in the sme year, had only 20.- conditions still prevailing.have dus from the wall.30d cannet be sup- , | 000.000 tons of national coal at ber dispom!, a loss of caused cargo offerings to be much 32 St.Louis Street.Phone 5388 The Present.Hy-Law.ithe round.emis GERMAN POLICY.150 t.and only received at enormously in sed leas than rece on all Toute.sxcent Augldztu.th.aat.cf, part of By-Law No.24Bc | peroen to the West Indies, the las few hd Public Neticeiia commen ts by Admiral vos Tirpits on world | prices 20,000,000 tons from the outside, leaving her | weeks.Ocean freight rates, therefore is hereby given that in contormity with the politics to w we referred recently in these columns with a deficit, In quantity, of 33 percent on her pre-war | show decided weakness.dispositions of She nu the above By-law are concluded by the London Times in two further | situation (total consumption, $0.000.000 tons), to which| The withdrawal of Shipping Board [ed With 60 five weeks ago.and 50 SULPHUR MINE IN CRATER.|on Friday, the 2h of hr spp Plan.(asaiments and, If they prove anything more than must be added the requirements of Alsce-Lorraine.vemin from che cout rade waa fore Co me Hambure eue Rollers In the crater of a snow-capped | TH\u2019 J.J.B.CHOUINARD, .te an ding hatred of the Hun, appear to Indicate the which the local production in the two recovered prov re lomine, cou! having wan de.| Sain having been at as low as 25, and volcanic mountain on Nnalaska Is- ax Clty Clerk.| 7 of Great tain\u2019s fnture position in Europe.| inces.even adding the output of the Serre, can barels|4o per cent.to 50 per cent in the |to Hamburg.40 cents.land, one of the Aleutian group is a or \u2019 he see ed on.Reventiow, has soen nothing in | satisfy.ast two months.This will strength- nine 5 when: ang cotton re begin.lurge deposit of sulphur, believed to CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.i - on mets crop the career of à muccm| | tn mich circumstances Mr.Bernier considers (hat on cosl rates emma ri nine Lo move Te be October | contain from 10.000 to 16.000 tons.CITY HALL and surpass, with the object or reopening.him = | France bas not been fairiy treated at Spa\u2014 p:cted before another two months.volume.With several hundred ships |*¥* Popular Mechanics.A claim hat | TENDERS FOR POLICE OVERCOATS, ; business.| He continues to profess the belief that Eng.\u201cFirst, by only obtaining for herself 1.480.000 tons probaby not before the election.ee or awaiting care and been fled tor the location.and min- PANTS AND CAPS.a f land entered the war in puresance of a well-considered \"of German coal per month, or 19,300,000 (ons per Year.The decline in coal charters has port much underloaded, the prompect g operations probably will start in \\ Quebec, 6th August 1920.i ; when the Versailles Treaty entitled her to 27,000,000 resulted in much bidding for export lis for weak freights for another six the near future.Subterranean heat| PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that|.plot te capture the trade of Germany.He boasts that, \" conl.forcing the pric te 324 à ton ler eight weeks, with | and a hot vapor, the latter issui the Police riment will receive sealed A or from the beginning of his carrer.he had regarded tons\u2014that Is to sa, 7,000,000 tons, representing what|at Hampton Roade and $10 at Balti- remoral cargo holdin a ee on t kt ; er mune tonto aad ne, pe 20h 9 EE comity to England as the lodestar of German poli she imported before the war, from Germany and Bel.more recently.and making the de- s y firm.J ha s In the rocks, keep the IN at 2 oclock pam.for the vupolr of J bte Fi Eogese Trakl | fhe creation of the German fleet was directed to vs |Flum (to whom France desired to leave an curly Oe ren\u201d than the pa Tou are 20k | (hough then from ice and snow,| iy (op, orien To and spring over.Od.LLA.CA LIA overthrow of kngiand.| For that object he would |\" disposal of ber coal), plus wha Germany's wilfuy export coul.07 EM A tx periment thous ; oe permanently cover coats in beaver cloth, blue marine clout [ > have been friendly to France.given Russia Port destruction bas deprived her of: Decrease in coal movement has Tassels one: hich Ta et 6.000 feet in height kd rel TEE, pairs {mars or Rue & Tr udel, \u2018 i Attar and the Davdewciles, controlled the policy of| \u201cSecondly\u2014by having been constrained to par forced ships into other trades, and as ment for Eczema and kin lirlfa | Another sulphur deposit has been Hi and rie Shei chimera, (mere | OM Arras.$ Austria, and nipped In the bud the Berlin-Baghdaa fof 80 important part of those 1,600,000 monthly tons\u2014 30 venus re TR wo.monn Co al eas the sin\u201d Sample pos or.discovered on Akun Island, in the or lew) all accordin puis Samples to be - - jo sebeme.Even the remous colonial projects of Ger.| which only represent about one-tenth of Germens's 1818 ago.Wheat raie 5 100 pounds ie |papor an send 3.stam pope EB | rene EE a thar shore.of (The, buttons for Conts shall be supplied ! many were in his eyes valuable chiefly in w far as they [output (and will represent « till smaller percentage [now 40 cents to Rotterdam.compar- Von a dealers or Edmansod, Baten 80% [une Alaskan Peninguls.according to nsiractions from the\u2019 Chief of LaRue Trudel & | i wene directe against England: the German Dares.fo 1950) at an exorbitant price._\u2014__ Mine Police Commirtce does not bind it: 1 : | : Salaam, for example, was to replace Zanzibar us the \u201cThirdly\u2014To Germany, who has.in the cuse of self, to accept tbe lowest or any of the Picher, \" § centre of crade in Fast Africa.our mines nt least.realised her boast of crippling heh Lenn tendering must deposit in torn of Tnssivent Estates - {the \u20ac a tore : German policy before the war took the wrong turn.| French industry for at least 10 years: who, alter of ne ee accepted eases Ther j tas.be thinks, because it did not pursue hostility to | what shuffling and under what menace, has at las FASHIONABLE Formerly facie Uf the person rec thall be core ot Ê England with unswerving resolution, just as the war consented to cose out for her victim less chan 10 percent ?Soie Committee reserves the right of Compr [ Debtors Uaclf went wrong because Zeppeling and submarines |of her production: we are going to be constrained by .Donoh ues acting securities.rai M ant of ex \" and the Fleet were not hurled sgatust England with [an extraordinary invention, which is mot ours, to STORE B B cost of.draîting 4.ee Va ne ne 190 OT.PETER STUEE?racer venom.Germany must learn the lesson |sdvance cut of our own pockete à minimum of 400 Store Tide, the Fois Committee with a copy of Domiaies Bes, a v defeat, and shape sl! he: All the said .«520-428: fof ber detent und pe » ends to uniting the|million francs for three months (very nenriy=for ie te J | AL the said article a 5 Es \u2014 po zu! gland.She must use her brains |» minimem\u2014two milliard france per year it it da \u2014 me \u2014 \u2014 ee the contracter hae mot fulblled that condi- r .e i parte re EEE amd her discipline to being the vast resources of |Kept an) to enable Germany to buy, not principally .ons er ies tater cod ihe Basin to the right side, and she must win over (rom us, mind you, who have none to sell, foodstufm = Jl] { the last uniform ehall Lave been , Prance 10 the view that the Continent as 8 whole has [tbat may be necessary for the miners of the Rabe ee 0 I IS || \u201crenderers shall send a sample of the dit.| | You will find any thing you , eet in the war to the gain of England, and that the |coalfields, but which the enhanced price of five gold u Force drtictes Jor, which they \u2018tender to the i fo OFM > qomtest of the future must be between a united Con: [marks per ton was, we thought, destined to procure Bl [For further information apply to bel\" require for your CB | mone and Pana The German Goverment wc (or he 250 Discount Off Summer Dresses eons ee UC MALOUI |! at * dace the Revolution, have been attempting to destroy \"Do people In England realise\u201d Asst,\u201d City Clerk | - M enquires , Re © the miliary caste in Germany and proteming their | Bernier, \u201cthat this price we par for Englits pd 25% DISCOUNT OFF TAFFETA DRESSES.| Gomplete break with the old regime, have been dis-|obilged us to force up the interior price for our own 25% DISCO UNT OFF GEORGETTE DRESSES.que ti 0 , ere.coal by a perequation, which doubles the com in 25% DISCOUNT OFF CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES.4 i à Pant\u201d obese th Times wiih reference Soutbere, Fresce, m 28 204 to Imndlap (oo ver 25% DISCOUNT OFF VOILE DRESSES OFFICE STATIONERS.| © thie attitude, \u201cthat those old voices shiowld again be those users of coal who are obliged b .CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS w allowed to trumpet in Ge Govern y geographical \u20ac No.67 Ssult-au-Matelot St ent which prof oi.rmany, and that a - |rensons to burn Kagliah coal only, ns à result of the iscoun Off Separate Skirts ontral Lines which profemes à change of heart boul dom |vrifel eppremion by Germany of haf our ous ontvat § 25% DISCOUNT OFF WASH VER TRICOLE Sued jeer Siren po aw || Quebeo - - - Phone 6634 .« with disbolical thoroughness e réceived at this office until twel ; fine more significant inasmuch ny the noisy Admiral [of our mines in the North, eapeclally in the Pas de 25% DISCOUNT OFF TRICOLETTE SKIRTS.eo oe Manne Ties ay of Avgoit Mail orders receive best only proclaiming a policy which abler sad more | Calais?\u201d 25% DISCOUNT OFF WASH SKIRTS.| ween Hecomper 1 Te and attention.prudent Germans sre pursing with a patient diligence.* PR TE ast, bu te They have many cards in thelr hands * The scheme À 250 Discount off Blouses we to be deli on Canadien N : et a Continen(al alliance against England is centuries : .ve ES PES pe Arthur and ; ot Before the war some leading Germans would Some Things the Public 25% DISCOUNT OFF GEORGETTE BLOUSES.Pere , wy on conaiee ne For ve achieved 16 at the cost of 8 voluntary restoration .25% DISCOUNT OFF CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, I | \"2h\" ta Gehvirgd on : .2 eH .ye Lorraine to France, and M.Oallisux and Would Like to Know: CEERI s opal aot Rue Seuss fy, $ Fit X elivered on .i group would have accepted it at the cost of aban- .Vier Lines Vetwegn \u2018Rrmatrong and Que 9 Goning the hope of recovering them.(Portinent Questions on Mattors of G 1 Publis 150,000 to pe delivered on Canadien Na.\u201cThe war, vom Tirpits and others may think, has Intorsst are Invited) tiopal Lines tue i ohn Disteet.AND WORKMANSHIP Pme rere aro any ways of repre.; .gpisined of gi ies a x Ra 2} - ORDER YOUR CLOTRES teasing tq France, y, and to Belgium that Eng- otre will hot De, oder + \u2014 fre \u2014\u2014 tnné, which has suffered least by the war, is seeking When the city authorities will kindly remove those ® e .À ays\" en forme supplied oy Timon Ser own interest in the cgofused and wavering ansecesary wooden barriers across the rond at the ivoire less chan 16,000 8.3 seopo cË pouce Conferences snd negotiations.All these [CNB Reilwaÿ Crossiag ou the Besaport Read?\\ The lowest or any tender not necessary ° ur 0, @pportanities of suggestions are being used with per- .\u2026.O .E LANGHAM, / cistence and adveltness.But the Jost weapon in the our American visitors 8 d 198 St J hn Stre ns ign je * n come hare Mere for an ° e Ng Mears MEROBANT TAILO! foals of thom Germans Who are workisg for thelr or refreshment?: - Torento, ve Phone 994 11 107 Bt.Joka M ARES\" Cimune ars, 0 10 Ang, 31.| ; + » DIED LAWRENCE\u2014On the 13th of Ausust 1980, at her late residence.30 #t.Foye Roud.after a lingering illness at the age of 71, Hanzah Maria Golden, beloved wife of Funeral service at the house oa Friday at 2:30 p.m.Toronto and Btpagers please Copy.2 AUDITORIUM \u2014 ALL THIS WEEK \u2014 CREATORE | AND HIS BAND.Miss Beatrice \u2018Kendall Eaton, soloist.Daily at 2.30 and 8.30 P.M.Matinees.\u2026 .25c, S0c, 75c Evenings.50c, 75e, $L.Aug.16x1w VICTORIA TODAY BERT LYTELL in \u201cAlias Jimmy Valentine.\" Also Larry Semon in Solid Concrete.Last Episode Bilent Avenger.Paul, Misa.THE EMPIRE TODAY.Mary Maclaren in \u201cROUGE and RICHES.\u201d Why did the Pretty Chorus Girl have to put on Rouge to Win a Husband.Also Last Episode Lost City, Comedy, Eddie Polomet arr re pa emcii® Take Maple \u201cAvenue car to De Salaberry St.Today\u2014Willlam Desmond \u201cThe Prodigal Liar.\u201d in Bmiling Bill Parsons in a 2 Reel Comedy Pathe Color Review.Full orchestra.For the best entertainment in town make it an evening at the cool and well-ventilated Classic.2 ST.LEWIS ACADEMY.Opening of classes September 3.The manthly fess have been somewhat modified.For further information kindly apply to the Sister Superior of the Academy.ST.JOAN BERCHMANS BOARDING SCHOOL.September 2, entrance of boarders.September 3 opening of school._Aug.19x3 QUEBEC TECHNICAL SCHOOL Prepares for Industrial Careers, Providing Practical and Theoretical Instruction.Reopening on SEPTEMBER 8th.Registrations are received from 9 to 12 am, and 2 to 4 pm.A certificate of vaccination is required.Prospectus on request.Aug.19.21,24,236,28,31, Sept.1,2,5,4,7 x11 L.H.LEVASSEUR, The House whgre you ean pre- cure the Genuine Article and at Reasonable Prices.Just received: Freach Martinique Rbem.The mest advantageous thing to have in the houss.Distributors for Caledonia Springs Ce.Adanne 48 PALACE HILL | Phone 1146 13x1y Cyr.Delagrave BUTCHER, 78 d\u2019Aiguillon St, Quebec.Choice Meat, Veal, Beef, Fowl, Fresh and Salt Pork, Ham, Lamb, Cooked Meats, Provisions.- Telephone 4788\u2014 | POLICEMAN ACOUSKED OF THURSDAY, AUQUST 19, 1920.OPERATION HIS NOT NECESSARY Frutti\u201d Posies Ber To Purict oul\u201d 158 Parswusv Avs., Meswsmns.\u201cPer those you, J eufenudagrest pain in the-Jewer part of my body, with swelling or Montiig.I sew a who said I-wust uaderge an oporstion.I sslused.1 haurd about \u2018\"Pruit-atives 39 | dacided to try it.The first box gavegseat relief; snd I continnedtbodseamssnt.Now my hosith ls exeslient\u2014I am free of pain\u2014and I give \u201cFruite-tives\u201d my warmest thanks\u201d Mme.F.GAREAU.Be.à box, § trial sine Me.Atall dealers oc sent postpaid Wy Pruit-a-tives Limited, Ota.! LF.ROY Leather Goods Specials! Trunks # Travelling Bags 43 St.John St.Phone 6005 FOB BALE.re FOR SALE\u2014Fine lot of land 42 tet in width by 62 feet in depth with houss built thereon.Situated in the centre of fit.Sauveur.Good business ite for garage or warehouse.For further information apply to No.161 Kirouec Street, Augisz3 FRASER COMPANIES SAID TO BE OBTAINING OPTIONS Pulp And Lumber Enterprise Will Construct Dams On Tobique Narrows.i Fredericton, N.B., August 18.\u2014In preparation for proceeding with the construction of dams on the Tobique Narrows, a few miles from the town of Andover in Victoria County, the Fraser Companies, Limited, who are now operating several pulp mills and about a dozen lumber plants in New Brunswick and Quebec, are said to be obtalning options now upon properties which will be required in carrying out their immense new project.Hon, J.Truedsle, who has just returned from spending several days in Victoria County.sald this morning it was generally believed along the Tobique that the Fraser inter- ess were about ready to start work under the charter they obtained from the Provincial Legislature last spring for 8 $19,080,000 development scheme, att.DOMINION DENTISTS ELECTED OFFICERS Ottawa, Ont, August 18.\u2014Can.Press)\u2014Ofticers elected at the annual conference of the Dominion Dental Council, which closed its sesdions last night «ere: Dr.H.F.Whittaker, Edmonton, President Dr.R.H.Abbott, London Ont, First Vice-President: Dr.2 Bagnall, Cnarlottetown, PEL, ond Vice-President: Secretary.Treasurer, Dr.W.D.Cowan, M.P., Regina.The Canadian Dental Association, a distinet body, is now in annual session here , ero \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ILL-TREATING WOMAN Montreal, Que, August 18-\u2014Mar- guerite Raney, of 101 Dorchester Street, Kast, is at present lying in the Notre Dame Hospital suffering trom bruises and a contusion of the hip, sald tq have caused by an assault made upon her by Constable Theophile Asphan, when she was in the guard room, No.§ Police Station last Sunday.The police officer meanwhile has been suspended pending and investigation following her ar- reat for loitering.ne Vancouver, B.C., August 18,\u2014 Nothing is known here of any plans for a meeting In Vancouver of Premier Lloyd George, of Great Britain, with Premiers of the Brit.Ish Dominions, which à New York World despatch from Washington says will be held in this city in the autumn, to discuss the Anglo 7 CC TIR fix 1>.Japanese alliance.! the deposits of sums LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Savings Bank, Quebec.Îts special object is to receive and escure may be to help creating provident habits.bowover smail they Pram fy SHE THE QUERDO CHRONIOLE \u2018 2 ee J ANU AND ABOUT ec \u2014__ TOWN] Pou] Je CONTINUES TODAY Many Sensational Rumors Regarding Arrests\u2014Polios Say Nothing New The Coroner's inquest into the murder of Blanche Garnesu, nes! Victoria Park on July 32nd, will again be resumed at Moisan's Morgue this morning.Both the Provincial and City police maintained last night that there was nothing new in the, case and positively denied that arrests had been made.Some very radieal rumors are in ciroulation, which the Police say.are entirely without foundation.They alse warn people against elr- culating imaginary stories and connecting names with the case.It is held by the Police that if any are found compling the aames of honorable citizens with the foul crime they will be severely dealt with.Should nothing new develop at the inquest this morning it 's thought that an open verdict of murder will be brought in by the jury and thé police will continue their Investigations.SILVER FOXES ARE CAUSING MUCH COMMENT Great Deal Of Attention Being Paid To Holt, Renfrew Window.A great deal of attention is being attracted to the windows of Hol, Renfrew & Co., whers a rare and beautiful collection of Silver Fox pelts is on display.These shine are aid to bs valued Lat $50,000 and rival any collection hitherto shown in Quebec, and probably in Canada.Perhaps the most interesting part of the display tu the casual passerby are the two live Sliver Fox pups trom the Holt, Renfrew ranch at Bourg Royals, about nine miles trom the City.These liitle foxes are four months old and are certainly magnificent specimens.DID NOT FAIL In an article last week, which gave a list of local shoe manutac- turing firms which were supposed to have failed since 1385, that of Marsh and Polly was included.This misiake is now corrected by a communication from the Wm.A.Marsh, Ltd, which states that Marsh and Polly never failed but that the partnership waa dissolved, sach partner continuing separately.It is also stated that the firm of the Wm.A Marsh Co., has never failed.An editorial article in last Saturday's Chronicle had previously explainel that the list, as published, had been found incorrect and should not be re garded as a credible guide to the financial standing of any of the firms named In it.Yes, there's another dance! at the Island tonight.Boat leaves at 8.PERSONAL Dr.and Mrs.Achille Paquin have ceturned home from a three months\u2019 trip to Europe.They arrived yesterday on board the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm ant were met by a large number of their friends.RECORDER'S COURT.Two girls appeared in the Rec order's Court yesterday morning on the complaint of their parents, who charged them with having run away trom home.They were sent to the Good Shepher Convent for ix months On a charge of drunk- ness a chauffeur was sent to jual for fifteen days In default of paying a fine of twenty-five doliars and costs.Another man who had caused trouble in @ local restaurant was fined fifteen dollars and costs which he paid.Hair Often Ruined By Careless Washing If you want to keep your hair looking its best, he careful what you wash it with.Don't use prepared shampoos or anything else, that contains too mueh alkali.This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it.The best thing for steady use is just ordinary : mulsified cocoanut oil (which Is pure and greaseless), and is better than anything else you can use.One or two teaspoonfula will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly.Simply moisten the hair wi water and rub it in.It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil.The hair dries quickly and eveniy, and It leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and allky, bright, ustrous, flufty and easy to manage.You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a fow ounces will supply every member of the family for months, SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY.Only 350 yards of \u201cmohair\u201d brilllantine, a few shades only, value $3.78.Thursday only $1.69., First coms, first served.MARCEAU & CO, $.Overture\u2014Nabucco THOUGHT MILITIA WERE CALLED OUT Two Companies Of 22nd Marching Out Last Night Created A Sensation, When two companies of the 32nd Battalion left the Cadel last sight snd marched westward on Grande Alles and out St.Louls Road it wes thought by a number of residents of Grande Alles that there wus something radioniky wrong, or why would the militia be marching out at such en hour?\u201cIs there any disturbance?\u201d ths Chronicle was asked by telephone.\u201cHas a riot broken out somewhere?came another query, while gtill others maintained \u2018that the soldiers were going to protest the Quebec Gaol (rom some imaginary attack.Fully equipped, the two companies swung atong with the officers of the Battalion ahd even Col.Henri Chases D£.O., M.C.the Commandant, with them.When inquiries were made at the Citadel that nothing was amiss, but lt was simply one of the courses of training which in being given to the men of the Battalion.Last evening two companies were marched to the Battlefrelds Park.where they were put through a training course in out- port duty and given a lecture by Col.Chasse.They left the Citadel shortly after mine o'clock and seturred about eleven o'dlock.HAD GOOD JOKE ON ALL THE BOYS Seven Year Old Semi-Ready Suit Revelation To Mr.Georges Morissette.George Morissette, of the Semiready Store on St.John street, has just returned from Montreal, where he secured all the new suitings ané overcoatings for his custom-made tailoring department.\u201cI had rather & joke on the boys.For my trip I took with me a neat shepherd's plaid English tweed suit which I selected from the Semiready stock seven years ago.\u201cWithout exception, every man in the Semi-ready office asked me, \u2018Where did you get that nice suit, George?\u2019 \u201cTo me it was a new revelation of the enduring styls woven and sewn into Bemi-ready clothes,\u201d concluded Mr.Morissette.CREATORE\u2019S BAND IS BIG ARTISTIC SUCCESS Great Programs For This Afternoon And Evening At Auditorium.} Thursday Matinee, August 19th, 1.March\u2014Pour La Victoire.Gane.Fn Verdi 3.Intermesso\u2014Souvenir Du Balss se er0e 000-10.Beccalari 4.Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 .eatery List Intermission.5.Waltz\u2014Dolores .Waldtenfel 6 Chorus From Lembardi .Verd: T.Au Moulin .«+.Gillet s.Ballet Music-Excelsior Marenco Thursday Evening August 19th.1.March in FF Major .Creators 2.Overture\u2014Zampa .Herold 3.Intermetzo-\u2014Pamponette.Durana 4.Dance of the Serpents Boccalari Intermission, 5.Bextette From Lucia.Donisetty toto by Big.De Mitry, Rossi, Liberati, Clancaglini and Nenci.6.Funeral March .«Creatore A FEW DAYS ONLY.Only a few days more and the schools will be open again.Now is the time to think of the things you will have to get in order to fit your children up in time for the reopening of the schools.The Syndicat de Quevec affords you an opportunity in their sale now going on, at prices beyond comparison, which will help you to economize.SYNDICAT DE QUEBEC, Corner St.Joseph and Crown Streets.ABUNDANT CROPS .Hon.J.E.Caron, Minister of Agriculture statea at his office yeu- terday that the crops in this province this year were abundant and farmers would be weil repaid for their arduous lsbors, While all ether crops wer plentiful, the hay crop, he mid was less than in 1919.Take the boat at 8 tonight for the Island Dance.Harry's Jasz.COMMITTED FOR TRIAL \u201cBig Mike\" has been committed for trial on the charge of alleged murder of the Rumanian, Kostenien, over à year ago, at Kenogami.The trini Will take place at the next term of the Court of King's Bench.No trace bus yet been found of \u201cLittle George\u201d, the fourth man alleged to have been impiloated ip _\u2014 155 St.Jouoph Street, - thocrimeé veus, \u2018population, number of hotels and QUEBEC AOATS ARE APPRECITED President Of Large American Motor Company Offers to $18.00.Special Reductions \u20ac For Thursday, Friday and Saturday 26 VOILE DRESSES.Values up $4.95 75 TRICOLETTE, GEORGETTE and WOOL, JERSEY DRESSES.$290.75 Some Suggestions, Among the many visitors at pres- ont in the city are Mr.L.J.Bastman, President of the Packard Motor Company, New York, and Mr.J.A.Flanggan, \u201cGood Roads Finder\u201d in the United Btates, of Malone, N.Yand Nile.Balance of Kumsi-Kumsa | Skirts in Rose, Peach, Blue | LESS 33 1-3 PERCENT.Balance of {| Tricolette Suits ea mmm mm a = Both of these gentlemen have made the trip from said that everywhere he had been, [$2.00: P.Hogan.$1.00: J.Ahe had received a welcome which MoClurs, $1.00: F.J.Turgeon in no Way lacked cordiality and his $1.00; A Friend, $1.00; N.H.Gilbert, $1.00; Grogan & Conway $1.00; J.A.Prevost, Advocate $1.00; A Friend, $1.00; P.I.Tur geon, $1.00; A Ftiend $1.00; Motor Ltd.: Zephirin Boivin, $4.00; Jules Gauvin, $2.00; Omer Couture, $2.00; KE.Jacot, $1.00: Bamuel Liebling, $1.00; A Friend 81,00: D.KE.Drolet, $5.00: G.J.Marnell, $1.00; Herman Young Co., Reg'd, $35.00; W.8.Fitzpatrick, 81.00: R.F.Cream & Co, $5.00: Kis.Fortier & Cie, $5.00; Eug.Hamel, Artiste, $3.00; Quebec Coal Co.$10.00; Hon.N.Qarnesu, $19.00; J.Geo.Chalifour, 81.00; I.P.Gagnon, $2.00; Geo.Miller, $1.00; J.A.Fournier, $1.00; A, H.Cook, Advocate, C.R, $10.00; Geo.Van Felson $3.00; A Friend, $2,00; Art Van Felson $5.00; Ceo.Lavoie, Courtier, $3.00; W.8.Champion, $5.00; W.J.& G.Mulrooney, $5.00; L.N.Huart, Levis, $3.00; M.Segal, Levis, $2.06; Levis Coumty Ry.$5.00; Bug.Manineau, $1.00; W B.Edwards, $1.00; Dr.C.R.Paquin, $2.00; Edgar Cote, $5.00; Ph.J.Besin, $10.00: Le.Morency $1.00; A.H.Hansen, $5.00; Aid.Dunn, $6.00; B.Ph.Cote, §5.00; P.T.Legwre, Limitee, $80.00: L.N.Belleau, $15.06; La Brasserie Champlain, $25.00.experience had been endorsed by those tourists he had made inquiries from during the course of his journey, consequently he would have no hesitation In proving to hia fellow.oftisens on his return, that their impression in this respect was not a true one, but that on the contrary they would have extended to them hospitality equal to the best traditions of the South.American touriste had nothing to complain of except in regard to the lack of mar- kisg of the Higways in and out of the cities and towns.Even with the ald of guide books it has been al- mout impossible for the tourists to determine what towns he was passing through, and it has been suggested that at the entrance to their cities and towns, notices be posted stating the name of the town and giving some intormation regarding their tauiliiles for taking care of the tour.let traffic.In a great many of the American owns notices are posted chewing the name of the place, its sige extending à word of welcome to the tourists.This of course benefits both the town apd the tourists.The oniy sompiaint that could be nude In re- sand to excessive charges, which, as a mater of fact were reasonable, ex- oept in regard to the charge made euso which was twenty oents to Ron higher here an in the | ments which enabled Americas United Sates, and he Was at & loss motor tourists te eater and leave pa EE which had besn arranged between the Canadian and American govern.dry & Frerc, $2.00: Wm.McWilliam | te understand this.Mr.Bastman|Coneds without apy tgauble what.poatard .ia conclusion Le- ayviom (0Y0T< Cuaranteed By The INVESTMENTS \u201csentent By The An Opportunity to win a million.A prudent man particularly insists upon two conditions in an investment: a full measure of security and reasonable profits.The Lottery bonds of the CREDIT NATIONAL carry the best security in the world; the official guarantee of the French Government.They bear 5% interest, payable twice a year.They are exempt from French taxation, both present and future.Besides, owing to the present low rate of exchange, these bonds of 500 Frencs can be bought for half their value (that is to say for less than $50.00, and when exchange has regained its normal course, the capital invested in them will noceasarily be doubled.Moreover, these bonds participate every year in drawings throught the operation of which several bonds are redeemed at & premium ranging from ONE MILLION to 50.000 francs.The payment of the premiums ax well as the principal and interest is guaranteed hy the Government.All information and official list of wisning numbers mipplied by SOCIETE GENERALE DU CANADA LIMITEE BANQUE PROVINCIALE BUILDING GODFREY S.GOURDEAU, Mamaginx Director \u2018Phone 4141.QUEBEC £ Rexall Liver Salts AN ACTIVE, EFFICIENT EFFERVESCENT SALINE LAXATIVE.Does not gripe nor cause nauseau.Does stimulate liver and bowels actively.5 ounce Bottle 65¢.\u201425 Doses.14 ounce Bottle $1.25 REXALL LIVER SALTS Particularly recommended to house, office, store workers and all persons whose work is confining.Pharmacie Jolicœur The à Store 338 ST.JOHN STREET and 29 BUADE 8T.Phones 5151 and 5152 Phone 109 Aug.16xmon.th.eatx$ WWE ARE [IRAE [SILI 2 AVA VOL KOREANS INSURGENT.Tokio, Aug.18 \u2014 Advices from Seoul say there are rumors that Koreans are planning insurrectionary demonstrations upon the occasion of the visit of the United States Congressional party to that city.The United States Congresem#n sre at present In China, returning frem an inspection of affaire is the Phil Upines Lolanda, .T°\" CHILD DROWNED.Montreal, Que.Aug.18\u2014 Brune Lemieux, six years old, wan drowned in the \u2018Otawa River yesterday sfter- noon oft lle Perrot, when he Was helping his elder brother to take a boat across to meet their father, Taidger Lemieux, of the firm of MacDuff and Lemieux, architects of this city.The bofy hag net vet bèen mn EARL THOMSON MADE R ECORD AN ANSWER TO MA.GAZINSKY Charlie White\u2019s Manager Offers To Take Up Challenge Issued Yesterday.In connection with the eritlciam report om the at the Rustic of the Chronicle's White-Gould bout Theatre on Monday evening, the following letter was received last evening: Quebec, August 18th, 1820 Sporting Editor, Quebec Chronicle, City, Dear Bir, Just à few words in answer to Mr.D.Gazinsky's great surprise at all the Quebec newspapers, giving the decision to Charile White.First of all I have always found our Quebea Sporting Editors decisions to be just and fair to every boxer who has appeared in a Quebec ring.If Charlies White had adopted the same tacticts as Benny Gould the contest would not have been worth while looking at.Why Charlie chased this boy Could, around the ring much after the fashion of a mmall boy chasing a hoop.It was #0 plainly visible that 75 per cent of the fans present were calling out to Gould with all his natural advantages of weight, reach and height t stand and fight.But instead Benny used evey foot of the ring to sheer clear of Charlie Now, Mr.Editor, you could arrange to have Mr.Gazinsky meet me at your office, I would only be too glad to have Charlie White box Benny Gould any number of rounds for a wager providing that Benny Gould can make the bantamweight limit, 118 pounds, ringside.Charlie White in most of his matches has been giving away from ¢ to 12 pounds.Now, Mr.Gasinsky, if you mean business, kindly let us hear from you immediately.Thanking you.Mr.Editor, for the use of your valuable space.Yours truly, NED McDERMOTT, Manager of Charlie White MOUNT ROYAL Semper Stalwart Paid $32.60 in Fourth Race\u2014Other Good Odds.Montreal, Que.August 18 \u2014 Today's results at Mount Royal:\u2014 First race, purse $600, 3-ycar-olds ! snd up.five furlongs\u2014Britain's Alty, \u2018 118, Casey, $9.50, $5.40, $2.80, won; Lady B.tty, 108, Hinphy, $3.10, $3.90, æecond; Red Post, 112.Hayward, $2.60, third.Time.1:01 1-5.Chantour.Lady Binmors Greek Maid.Mondaine, Bir Lancelot also ran, Second race, purse $500, for 3- year-olda and up.=x furlonza\u2014Derk : Hand, 112, Fator, $6.30, $40.83,90, won; Canédaria, 119, Haywnod, $8.00, $11.30, second; Retterton, 113, Burger, $3.40.third.Time, 1:15 1.5, Huzzah, Juanita, White Crown, Mary Mallon, Olive James Guardeman and Trentino alse ran.Third race, purse $600, for 3-year olds, six furlongs\u2014Sand River IT, 114, Hinphv, 22.50, $0.10.$4.60.won: Chrome, 101.Fatar, $12.50, $4.60.second: lush, 108, Parnes, $2.70.third, Time, 1.14 4-5 Babylonian, Col.Murphy, Barry's Pet also ran.Fourth race, ans mile and twenty yarde, purse $600, for 3-yrar-nlds and up.claiming\u2014 Semper Statwart, 114, Haywood, $32.60.$12.80, $6.90, 39.60, # cond; Mise Bweep, 103, Fator 83.70, third, Time, 1:43 4-5, Medford Boy, Galaway.Lady Vara ane Early 8!ght also ran.Fifth race, rix furlongs, purse $700, for 3-y«ar-olds and up, han- dicap\u2014S8mart Money, 111, Barnes, $5.20.$3.40, $2.60, won: Blazonry, 111, Hunt.$4.00, $2.80, second; My Gracie, 112, THekinmon.23.20.third.Time, 1:14 3-5.First Conxui, Dainty Lady, Poacher also ran, Sixth race, one mid and twenty yards, purse $600.for 2-year-olds and up.claiming\u2014Zole, 106, Finley, $17.30, $10.10, $6.30, won: She Devil, 104, Foden, $6.00, $4.80.wecond; Mannikin IL.100.Tryon, 47.90.third.Time, 1:42 4.5.Fair and Warmer, Raber: 7, Owen, Ralph M.Night Wind, Mike Dixon, The Talker also ran, Seventh mice, six furlongs, puree 3600.for 3-year-olds and up, claim- ing-\u2014-Bob RBaker, 111, Pautry, $6.10.$3.50, $3.20.won: Presumption.112.Thomas.$4.40, $4.70.meond: Apple Jack.112, Tryon, $R.80.third.Time.1:14 5-5, Netiie Waleutt, Will Soon.Vision, Tady Kathryn.Lady Henter end Bevirley James also ran.PAT SHEA'S PRICE Toronto, Ont., Aug.18.~The price paid by the New York Nationals to the Toronto Baseball Club for (he \u2018services of pitcher Pat Shae, Is twelve thousand dollars cash, which 19 the largest cash price paid to: any International league Club, this| year GOLY AT SHERBROOKE Sherbrooke, Que., Aug.13.-(By Canadian Press).\u2014An army of golfers, numbering twenty or thereabouts, representing the St.Francie GoM Club, of Sherbrooke, will invade the country club head-quarters on \u2018Saturday for the return match Carrie Now, g.m,, (Kine) .won: Capitan:a.109, Gaugel.822.30.| TWO UPSETS IN GRAND CIRCUIT Track At Philadelphia Slow Yesterday\u2019s Races \u2014 Five Events Run.PhMiladetphia, Pa.August 18\u2014Up- sets in two of the five races featured the second day of the Grand Cireuit race meeting at the Belmont Track, Narbeth, today.The track was slow owing to the heavy rains The biggest surprise was the de- teat of Peter Manning, Tomeny Murphy\u2019s trotter.which hung up a new world\u2019s record for trotting geldings tn à race at Cleveland last week.The veteran Ed Geers was behind Murphys horse In the 35.000 Winoga tock Farm Stake, the richest of the week, and set the crowd wiid in the first heat dy coming from behind with a rush, beating E.Colodaro in a terrible drive to the wire.In the second heat, however, Peter Manning made a bad break at the first turn and was many lengths back of the last at the three-quarters.Geers did not try to drive the gelding out and was distanced.Tarw's Hall won the heat fn 2:08Y4, but was beaten by E.Colorado in the third heat.The race was decided on the three- heat plan and the money divided ar- cording to the standing with E.Colorado the winner of the Cup and the largest share of the purse.The second surprise came in the $2,000 Mawbeck Farm Stake for 3- year-od trotters.Great Briton, drtven by J.L.Dodge, was picked to win this event, but after taking third place in the first heat, broke and was distanced in the second.Emma Harwater won the event in straight heats.Jou McDonald captured the B.F.Keith Theatre Cup in straight heats with Baroness Cochato in the 2:14 trot.Dora Haynes was the winner of the Novelty Dash Race at one mile and 100 yards.This is the first race of the kind ever hr here, the horses getting ths word on a walk.Only two started in the 2:03 pace for the Home Associations Cup and Geers won with Goldie Todd.Summary: 2.14 Trot, b.f., Keith's Theatre Cup, Parse $1,000, 3 Heats.Baroness Cochato, br.m., by Cochato, Fan Tall, (A MoDonadd) .Harvest Stream, b.m., (W.Fleming) .Hila Fletcher, bam.(Cox).Wiki Wiki, b.g.(Geers) .Allowance, bm.(White) .man - Peter Lafayette, (Thempæon) .Time\u20142:123%; 2:22 Trot, One Mile and 100 Yards Dash, Purse $300.».@ sauvas = Dora Haynes, br.m\u2026 dy Morgan Axworthy-Marta Bellini (H.Fleming) .Chardey Herre, Jr.ba.(White).Marvest Silver, r.c.(McDonald).Nicolette, ch.m.(fimaio) .Time\u20142:2134.3:17 Trot, the Mawbeek Stock Farm Stake, 3-year-olds, Purse $2,000, 2 in 3 Ifcats.Emma Marvesteér, br.f., by Th~ Marves:cr-Adio Dillon, (Bru- 1 : 3 4 LH I TT \u2026.11 Lucille Harvester, bf, (W.Fleming) .2 2 Sister Rerthn.bf.(Serrill) .& 3 Jane Th~ Great, br.f., (Cox).4 4 Itarvest Corn, he, (Geers) .6 6 Great Tt bk.(Dodge).3 dia TPame\u20142 1034.i 2.12 Trot.the Winoga tock Farm Stake, Purse $5,000.F.Coorado, b.h.by Colorado E.-Dainty Mary (Cox).2 2 1 Tara\u2018s Hall, bik.m., (Hyde).8 1 2 Kings Watts, bb.Donald) .3 3 Prinee (Whitey ., .3 7 4 Royal Paim.h.h.(Knowlrond .2.20 00 55 04 20 8 A s, Norman Dillon, b.g., (Gee | EOPY) .ov 2.220 0000 4 8 7 [et Fly.bg, (R.Grady) .6 5 5 Peter Manning, b.g.(Geers) tT dis Time\u20142:08; 2:08%: 2:101;, 2:08 Pace, Horse Association of America Cop, Purse $1,000, There Heats, Goldin Todd, b.m.hy Todd Mac-Golden Girl (Geers), 2 dohn R.Braden, bra, (Thomas) .\u20261 22 Time\u20142:0814; 2:07%; 2:08.LAWLER GOT DECISION Atlanta, Ge.August 19\u2014TJark fawier, of Omaha, Neb., was given the referees daciaion at the cnd of a ten-round featherweight bout here last night with Freddie Jacks, of England.Lawler landed the hardest blows but Jacks, according to sporiing writers had the edge in boxing.ALEXANDER WAS WINNER Winnipeg, Man, August 13\u2014Ix0 Alexander retained his title as light-heavyweight wrestling champion, defeating Frank Montour, of Montreal two out of three falls, hero last night.Montour took the first, Alexander the second and third, the final being of the whirlwind order, decided in one minute, with a somewhat boisternus flip known as the \"fAying mare,\u201d THE \"DIVINING ROD\u201d AND LOCATION OF WATER Uaris, August 13=-The \u201cdivining rod\u201d has figured so often in the location of water that the French Academy of Science has appointed a commision to determine whether the \u201crnd\u201d is a scientific instrument or à relic of superstition.A trade paper offered for the inquiry and the commission has been organise with a aumber of prominent scientists as mambers.\u201c493: ; 840.\u2014Governor (BE Tyern, GO FO.03; $14 each \u2014 BE LACROSSE I SINE SUNDA Frontenacs And C.N.R.Clash In Contest That May Decide Title.Sunday next may see the 1320 Jacrosse title for the District of Quebec decided, when the C.N.R.and Frontenac twelven cross sticks again.If the Raillroaders emerge wictor- tous, they will be the champions for the season, but & tie Blue and White are victorious, there will have to be another game to decide the peonant.The C N, R.tweive are practicing nightly In preparation for the \u2018croocial\u201d game, and are confident that they will repeat their last Sunday's victory, whik on the other hand the Frontenacs have confidence in thedr ability to reverses the tables and tie-up the standing once more.Whichever way the game goes it should be a great contest, and wit.nested by a tremendous throng.QUEEN'S RIFLES MADE NEW RECORD Established A Score Of 493 In Match For The Gzowski.Ottawa Ont, Aug.18.\u2014 Fine bright weather with a fairly steady strong left wind greeted the D.C.R.A.competitors this morning when they opened the third day\u2019s shoot.The morning is taken up with the two long ranges 600 yards in the liankers' and Walker matches, the shorter in which competitions were shot yesterday.Despite complaints about the rifle the peculiar fact remained that some very good scores were being made.All are looking forward, however, to to-morrow when the first stage of the Governor-General's is shot.This morning the military matches shot yesterday were declared and resulted as anticipated in a win for the Queen's Own Rises of Toronto in the Gsowaki with the apiendid score of 49), & new record for the match.The 45th alse of Toronto took second place.The Dundonald fell to the 42th who beat out the; Q.O.R.by reason of having no mimes on their targets The Bri-! tish Challenge Shield was an easy win for the Q.C.R.who far ontshot their competitors The Dundonald Cup, open to teams of six men from any unit, 150-200 yards, § rounds per man.+ Ps .+ G EE Cas, Ee EARL SET NEW MARK Canadian Broke World's Record In 110 Metres Hurdles At Antwerp.Antwerp, Aug.15.\u2014Earl Thomson, of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, who le representing Canads in the Olympic Games, today won the final Games, today won the final hest of the 110 metres hurdies, hanging up a new world's record of 14 4-5 se conds.H.E.Barron, of the Mes dow Brook Club, Philadelphia, was second, and Fred.E.Murray, of the New York A.C., third.Wilson, of New Zealand, was tourth, Walker Smith, of the Chicago A.A, fifth.and Carl Christiernmen, of Bweden, sixth.The old record for the event, both Olympic and world\u2019s was 15 seconds flat.This gives two worid's records te Thomson.He alse holds the world records of 142-5 seconds for the 120 yard hurdles.The Canadian hurdler's vigtory had been anticipated as it was considered he outclassed the field.He won by a good margin, having a comfortable lead in the latter part of the race.For the first 50 yards, however, it was a thrilling contest, Thomson, H.E.Parron, of Philadelphia, and Fred 8.Murray, of New York, taking the hurdles abreast Then Thomson began to draw away with a perfect gliding stride.He gained a lead of 10 feet, end !t was een he would be an easy winner unless he should fall over a hurdle.Thomson continued ! gaining to the tape, which he broke| in 14 4-5 seconds, smashing the world's record of 15 seconds fiat made by PF.C.Smithson, of the United States in the London Olympics of 1918.Thomson was 2 1-2 yards ahead of Barron at the end of the race, with Murray third by an inch.The New Zealander Wileon just nosed out Walker Smith.of the Chicago A.A., for fourth place, Car! Christiernasen, of Sweden, was outclassed, finishing a poor last.At the finish of the race it was discovered the Belgan Committee had not provided a Canadian flag to raise over the entrance tower, so the British flag was hoisted.Just before the start of the final it was sanounced that Orfidan, the French hurdler, credited with a place in the final, was not Orfidan at all, but the New Zealander WiI- son.The error was due to faulty Announcement and confusion in numbers.: BASEBALL \u20ac Sununu 0800040008 0 0e eee NATIONAL LEAGUE No games scheduled today.National League Standing.Cup and $36.\u201448th Highmnders, 144; $30.\u2014 Queen's Own Rifles, 144; $24-Covernor General's Foot Guards, 141: $18\u2014York Rangers, 108: $12.\u201438th Battalion, 99; $12.\u2014Rnyal Grenadiers, 88.The Ozowski Cup, for teams of six men: .Cup and $50.\u2014Queen\u2019s Own Rifles $45.\u20144Rkth Ilighlanders, 422; General's Foot: 335 \u2014Royval Grene-, diers, 337; $30.\u201438th Rattalion,.322: $20.\u2014110th Rattalion, 223.i Next in erder, York Rangers 198.Rrittah Challenge Shield, aggre-: RAL scores of teams in the Gzowski, Dundonald: i Queen's Own Rifles, £39: Next in order 45th, 586: G.C.F.G., 587; Royal Grenadiers, 434.Guards, 396: The Fankers, ranges 200 and 600 vards.ten rounds at each range, poesible 100.Teams of five members for Anson A.Gard Cup, principal prise winners were: Paterson Cup and $30 Sgt.W.Hawking, 48th, 96: $20.\u20148gt.aq.Elmslie, 48th, 95; $18.\u2014Captain W.Swaine, CM.R.R.94: $16.\u2014Private fgt.RN.Chamberlain, 108rd, 93; Maj.¥.Richardson.Can.Scottish, 03: $12.rach\u20148gt, G.W.Rusnell, G.O.F.G.03: Cant.F.Martin, 103rq, 92; Lieut.Col.W.Morris, C.E.F., 91, FREETYPE Sporting Notes Ear] Thompson broke the world's record for the 110-metres hurdles at Antwerp.covering the distance in 14 4-5 seconds, .* Bt.Patricks were defeated by the Khamrocks last night on the Faplanade by 1-0 in à Junior Football League game, e © + The New York Tanktex agnin de feated the Cleveland Indians yemter.day at New York in the Amxeican League.e .\u2018The States are far ahead in the track and fleld events at the Olympic Game In eleven events they have scored 161 points, as agains! 49 by Finknd, who 1e second, ° Bify Miske has arrived in Oh» cago in preparation for his bout with Jack Dempery at Renton Harbor, Michigan, on Labor Day.There were no games in the National League yesterday, while only Won.Lost.P.C Cineinnatt .61 48 570 Rrookivn .83 43 568 New York .40 50 544 Pittsburgh .56 52.518 Chicago .BG 59 487 #.lous .51 so 458 Boston .47 57 452 Philadelphia, .44 66 400 AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York-\u2014 RIL B Cleveland .000111000\u2014 3 § 6 New York .190000192\u2014 4 9 1 Batiertes-\u2014Paæby and O'Neill: Quinn, Collins and Ruelt Boston\u2014 RINE Detroit .00000401000\u20145 R 2 Boston .20011100001\u20146 12 4 Batterice-Avers and Btanage: Myers: Kerr and Schang.At Washington\u2014 RH BE ft.Louis -.004204210\u201413 17 0 Washington .000010001\u2014 2 10 1 Balteries\u2014&hocker and Bevereld; Shaw, Acosta and Gharrity.WORLD La A ql QLINPIC AMES U.S.Team Leads With 101 Points\u2014Canada Tied For Sixth Place.45.M Antwerp, Aug.15.\u2014The total scores in the athletic events\u2014track and field\u2014at the finish of today's events in the Stadium, were as follows: United States 101 points; Finland 49 points; Sweden 18 points; England 24 points: France 12 points; South Africa 7 points: Italy 7 points; Canada 7 points; Norway 3 points; New Zealand 3 points; Esthonia 3 points.EXPLANATION BY PITCHER MAYS Headgear For Batsmen Being Considered By Baseball Club Owners.Roston, Mass.Aug.18\u2014Explana- tion by Car] Mays, of the New York Americans, that the killing of Ray Chapman, star short-stop of the Cleveland Club, was due to a rough ,spot on the ball Mays pitched which | aused It to take an unexpected twist was the subject of a statement today by Umpirem William Evans and William Dinneen, of the American League.\u201cNo pitcher in the American League resorted to trickery more than Carl Mays in attempting to rough a ball in order to get a break on it which would make it more dif- i ticult to hit\u201d, the statement said.| \u201cUntil the new pitching rules came (into force which put à severe penalty jon a pitcher roughing the ball, Mayo | constantly used to drag the ball across the pitching rubber in order ,to roughen the surface.Hundreds of balls were thrown out every year because of this act\u201d Batting Helmets.New York, N.Y., Aug.18\u2014 Introducing ot headgear for batsmen 'is being considered by baseball club.owners, Magistrate Francis X.Mc- Quade, Secretary-Treasurer of the New York Giants, declared here today in commenting on the fatal in- Jury received by Ray Chapman, of the Cleveland Americans last Monday when he was hit on the head by & pitched ball.Humanitarian impulse, quite as much as anxiety to protect the heavy financial fnvestment in their star performers, had moved club interests to consider headgear as a desirable additional to players\u2019 protective apparatus, Magistrate Mc- Quade asserted.Solid helmets similar to those prescribed for naval aviators and those formerly used for football linesmen, may he the head pieces decided upon, he said.BONIFACE WON FEATURE EVENT \u2018Ross Mount Victorious At Fort Erie \u2014 Also Had One Second.Fort Erie, Ont.August 18 \u2014 To- (day's resutsi\u2014 First race, 3% furlonge\u2014Alderta 8.114, Kennedy, $6.50, $3.20, $2.70, At Philadelphia\u2014 RH.R leon: FI ! : ying Ford, 108, Nolan, $3.50, Chicago .000000000\u20140 5 6 $2.90, second: Loch Ixwen, 111, Philadeiphéa .00010000x\u20141 7 ©lDryer, 85.40, third.Time, 1.06 3-5 Batrelex \u2014 Wi'Mams, Wilkinson « .h nN ; and Schalk: Rommell and Perkins American Icaque Rtanding.Won.Lost P.C Clevefand .2 I 4 624 New York .13 44 64 Chicago .72 43 626 Bi.Louis .88 83 .300 Boston .\u2026 h2 RD 468 Washington .40 81 440 Deteolt .42 70 278 Philadelphia .38 76 221 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUPF, At Baltimore\u2014 RII.B (First Game) Rochester .000001004\u20145 8 > Baltimore .100000827 14 4 Batteriea\u20148edewick and Manning: Knelnch and lefier.(Rerond Game\u2018 Rochester .000002000\u20142 8 8 Baltimore .62000112x\u20146 14 1 Batteries\u2014Lins and Rowse; Pike and Egan.International Teague Standing.Won.Lost.P.C Balumore .Lo.RO 27 634 Toronto .7 4 Akron .44 Buffalo .7 4 Reading .47 a2 Jormey Clty .43 12 Rochester .34 81 Syracuse .37: 8 MISKE IN CHICAGO.Chicago, Ils.August 18 \u2014 Billy Mike arrived here today to go into training for his fight with Jack Dempsey at Benton Harbor, Michon Lador Day.Miske, looking fit.said he would spend several days heee bedore going to Denton Harbor, two took place Is the Internationa) League aé-éheir anneel inter-club fisters.4 where 16 la paining Lady Granite, Ruth Maxim, Natural, Zealous and Roseate also ran.Seco.d race, wx furiongs\u2014Royal Visiter, 112, Morrisey, $5.80, $3.40, $2.70.won; Silent West, 114, Nolan, $3.90, $2.00, second; Pell Joy, 114, McTaggart, $2.30, third.Time, 1:13 1-8, Remarf, Francis Britain and Aunt Lin also ran.Third race, mie and msventy yarde\u2014Amenican Eagle, 110, Walls, $40.80, $18.20, $0.70, won: Hondo, 111, Stearns, $5.70, 84.60, second: \u2018Skeerfac\u2026, 111, Donahue, $13.60, lthtrd, Time, 1:43 1-5, Circulate, Tarascon, Trophy, Duke Ruff, Spear lene and Wood Thrush also ran.Fourth race, six furlonge\u2014Mar- jorie Hynes, 107, McTaggart, $3.70, $2.30, $2.20, won; Carmandale, 113, Sande, $2.40, $2.30, r building plan ix offering part of 1a 4 1-2 per cent.cumu'st.ve preferred stock for publie subscription with a bonus of 26 per cent.of common stock.It is proposed 10 make the cum- pany a permanent organization by acquiring other tracts of land for: development as the present proper- Les are sold.Mr H.A.Butt, the vendor of the sub-divisions, who har ronducted a large house and land business in Oshawa for the last six years, will be at the head of the |new company as president and managing director, aided by promt.nent local business und professional men.It is reported that à well.known 16 00 00 90 08 06 0.06 06 06 08060606 UE A A f Rel f * fed ; % MONTREAL EXORANGE x if .622006 0106 08060608 080108080008 | À AHEAD RAPIDLY A BM OLY oA IRIE , .|: » re a.avicas I | da MIS pm jf mint a ee Auf 23) vl ot 50 ™: Saturnlis] {F904 °F today's trading on theglocad,.Pp - Lu bange was reactionary\u2019 ; à SR Ciara (via aoviliy J'0m Bat mina here and thers.only LOS LETTERS BY DAILY GOSSIP ON CLOSING LETTERS w Great [Industrial Expansion \u2018 .two of which were above a fraetion.gd Bopp 11] Oct.9 | Nov, 6,-Columbia | gpaniah River | preferred, after the 1934 hdres tarity.ied an interest , Now rig lite oy adi eves, renee, + THE.LOGAL BROKERS) THE LEADING STOCKS| .THE CANADIAN PRESS| Has increased Population ET, 21|sept Carona tgp met Bain of 3 points, the.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - memes 11j0ct.$iNov.Pets ug Vict.[oo being strore [a the early 200 P.C.In Few Years.Furthermore, Canadian Victory Bonds 28] Oct.43] Nov.50.Carmanle | 'Rding, seiling up te 146.but later (By Press) The Daily Financial News Bulle- (By Brcen à Gouréeau) are the mest convenient form of invest- ape ng.- a Tork\u2014riymonth, Chertours |, demand fol sway add the stock | New York, Aug.\u201818.\u2014The session|Un sey: \u201cWhat is overhanging the| New York, Aug.18\u2014The marke: ment, for.should there arise » pecemity & London.declined 234 points, the close at 1133 [of the Stock Exchange today differsd|ingriket is a question frequently [oDened slightly higher today, but (Mail Aud Kmpiro) for immediate cash.they will be found 26/Dec.4|Jan.ra Saronia being a net loss of à point.In Bo emential particular from the met in view of its seeming ability quickly started a declining move.Unlike many towns that have ac- | the I .he list, as a mest readily saleable of all securities.à \u2014Cherbourg.Sou Breweries.100, was strong in_the | listless and reactionary trend of re to hold short covecl rallies fol- ment that carried t st, copted the dearth of housing facili- \u201c 28] Sept.32| Ost.08.Agnlanis early trading, -saling wp to $6, buk/cent days.Shorts again controlled ng whole, to below yesterday's lows In| 00 as one of the conditions of the 3) Bept.30] Qét.28.Mauretania [geclined inter to 64, closing Armor at | the market and exerted fresh pres-| lowed by sinking spele Ie onlylthe eariy trading.The sugar stocks| Oshawa ie determined to go & Com Sef}.9|Oct.7|Nov.1l:-.Imperator $414, a net loss of ¥ point.sure against many of (he more vola-| fair lo say that private London ca-|ware first singled out for selling, one better than last year when it Gundy & ( pany § N.Y.\u2014Napies, Dubrovnls & Thirty shares of\u2019 Asbeslos: prefer- | tile imues.\u2019 bles continue to be unsettling.This|seversl of them making new lowsl established à national record in the 157 84.Teste.red sold ac 94, an advance of two European affairs, as expressed by does not refer to Bolsheviki drives tor the year, following news of matter of bullding permis per ca-| Meare B AQ.28 .Ef .Pannonia points over previous Met male.+ | l'ile Rüsso-Polish crisis were once \u2026.weakness in the sugar market.Sev-\\pite of population.Cas.Iates ol posgipe sharp se The resnaining seine in the list ore ap overshadowing Influence, at Warmw, but to \u201ca financial cri-lerai of the automobile stocks were With the advent of new subsidiary | ticuters LJ] Wits, confined\u2019 to fractions.| LS although this was perhaps leas per-| sia\u201d, alleging to be pending.The!weak, but there was not a general plants of General Motors, Limited,\u2018 BOBERT RE REFORD CO, LYK.a 1: to ry ments ere.romp ceptible, in the desultary movements \u201clow visibility\u201d of buying orders is| break as there was in the squipments| ue approaching completion of the = \u2014 2.PEELS fon at \u20ac Les ex of foreign exc Be, sterling, lire again encouraging the professional Belling of the last named was based | immense new plant of the Pediar' ou.rex Tae.anada At 68.and marke being irregularly lower, upon newspaper reports that the!Peopie, Limited, the extension of, The\u2019 largest Jeoline st ne dur but the Paris -fa(e strengthened.element to work for declines.railroads have not as yet started thely Son oC UCC: Company's face.; ñ __DMztuthinge nal went to ver ot 150 shares| Local monetary conditions also] ! cc w long expected extensive purchase of (ory and many other signs of indus.We uote best rices on i \u2014 - which on a turn-over E.W.Wagner & Co.says: \u201cUntil |, q _ /[sold at 143 to 148 with: the close at provided th ; bears with fresh am-| ee Pr ' wi | \u201cT2 2nd locomotives, trial expanelion, the citizens of Oss .|148, showing n net loss of 13; pothts.| mufition oney continued to flow isive operations begin we The market continued essing UN-|hawa have taken hold of the hous.THE FOLLOWING BONDS CreditNational 5% Lotery loan guaranteed by the prench Guvernment.City of Paris 5% Lotery Loan.City of Berlin 4% 800 per cent City of = Hambourg 4y:9 | \u201c000 w cent Over 100% possible profits and the possibility of winning one of the lou of 50,060 en 1.000,000 City of Vienna 5% | possible prfts Ask For Our Circular BARRY & McMANAMY BANKERS AND BROKERS 18-20 Bt.James Strect, Quebec.Telephones: 7007-7008.7009 is about to hulld a huge plant in Oshawa.while other industries are ibeing attracted there hy exceptional rallrosd facilities and the presence of several good foundries.An inter.switching system that brings fre!ght to the doors of every factory.from jany of the three rairoads, free of | hauling charges.is uiso regarded \u2018as one of Oshawa's unique assets, Some idea of the city\u2019s tremendous industrial efforts may be sathered from the fact that its Customs returns last vear were $1,000.008 more than those for the whole American automobile truck company RENE-T.LECLERC MONTREAL QUEBEC 360 &t.James Street, 76 St.Peter Strest, (Established 1901) katchewan and in excess of the combined returns of ail the other Customs collecting ports between Montreal and Toronto, while the nopula- tion has increased 200 per cent.In the last few years \u2014\u2014 TELLING THE TIME.Strange Mcthads Employed by Prim.i itive Proples.| Housewives in these days very {commonly use sand glasses of the |famitiar hour-glass pattern for tm.BREEN & GOURDEAU Stock and Bond Brokers, 147 Mountain Hill, Telephone 185.186.Correspondents: Jenks, Gwynre & Company, members of the New York Stock Richange, and Fortier, Beauvais & Ce, tacmbery -£ the Montreal Stock Exchange.|ing bolled eggs.They are employees = \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 for the same purposes in many restaurant and and hotel kitchens, | The contrivance is of course, [quite ancient, dating back to the middle ager.In much later times.land not se very long ago, it was utilized for timing prayers and sermons.Even nowadays there is an ocenamon- \u2018al old-fashioned church that keeps & \u201cprayer-glass\u201d on the pulpit.+ As one might imagine.such glasses were not beyond criticism in point of accuracy.Four of thym +ere carefully tested recently.One.supposed to mark an even hour, took sixty- seven minutes to run out\u2014a serious error for the congregation it the ser- | mon was dry.Another, for (hree- quarters of an hour, 1wostered only ! forty-two minutes.\u2018The remaining two were, respectively.unlert:med and overtimed two minutes, | The sand glass.in European countries, replaced the vet more antiquated \u201ctime candle,\u201d which was marked off in sections of an hour.As a time-keeper, the candle is exceedingly ancient: it was so employed in Rome before Christ was born, and very likely by the Egyptians ani.Babylonians in much earlier days.Courting by Igngth of candie was an oldfashioned custom in England.An equivalent method of timekeeping is even now practiced by the | Chinese, who employ instead of » candle, a length of joss-stick \u2014the same thing that Canadian small boys use as \u201cpunk\u201d for setting off firecrackers, 1t is made of sawdust, mixed with a little glue and rolled inta cylinders of a measured diameres.Buch a stick, two feet long and marked for the hours, lasts hall a day, being consumed slowly without flame.Meusengers in Chins, having bus short periods to sleep, make sure of waking by placing a lighted plece of jops-stick between their toes, This acte most efertively at (he proper moment.Poubtless it was the first and original alarm clock, FRANCE AND HER WAR EXPENDITURE Paris, August 17\u2014France spent \u2018just about 200,000.000,000 francs on :the wer and now owes 233,729,000,- 000 of which 34.926,000,000 (5 foreign, according to official figures quoted by Benator Doumer in his report on the 19230 budget.If she were obliged to pay her exterior debt at the present rate of exchange It would amount to $7,000,000,000 francs.Against this toal are amounts due France from Allied countries for advances during the war aggregating $,830.000 france, leaving the net balance against her 239,000,000,000 in round figures.| Whalen Pulp& & Paper Mills To conform Pulp Exports ' Growing increasing demand for pulp and paper in the Orient amd the United States has led ta the expansion of Canadian Pulp and per Companies feeding these markets.Whalen Pulp & Paper Milis Limited, has increased its capa- to 240 tor« of pulp per dar, is widening its mar Free Vaccination with the By-Lawe of 1Buperior Board of Health, concerning the vaccination of Children attending Schools, the Medical Health Officer shall vaccinate, free of charge.the Children of the poor familles of this City from Thureday the 18th inst.from % to 4 P.M., \u2018except Saturday.By Order, Dr, C.R.PAQUIN Aug.18x4 re 7 pe.Mortgage Debenture Stock Price: 100 and Interest.Carrying a Common Stock Bonus.offers security of principal.an annual income of $70.each $1,000 invested and à permanent interest through the Common Stock us.In our opinion this Common Stock will be valuable holding \u2018 within reasonable time.Principal and interest payable in New York and Chicago, reducing net price and increasing f yield, Report ja pa) Quebec.\u2018 lrite for our Re, on this Company and ask 1 Tar we about our Partial Pay- , ment Plan.SANSON DY-LAW NO.T1A By-law to Amend Bylaw Ne.11 Concerme ing the Widening of tbe Prelongation of Bt Valier Street INVESTHE NBO | or in Whe Freoch language) Members Torente Stock Exchange lA t ay mecifue of the se Cou ! i of uebe: .a 85 BAY STREET, TORONTO July Taf) he tool be ov i or the first time, McDOUGALL & COWANS It is hereby ordsined and ve by the Municipal Council of the Ci Quebes, and the said Counc erdaiar and Article t of By-Law No.11 is amended by Irblacing the ih and 3d paragraphe by the Jollgwing: jee tek 49 About 490 squace sapere IC: On Ne.2350\u2014About 575 square feet ig Stook Brokers EEN ai 20 ser fo 1 16 Mountain Hill JI=55& simon os oem vo We Buy and Sell Bee Ne 2834\u2014About 1064 square feet 1e Ne.2335\u2014About 3045 square feet ig sa Dane Nor \u20182356\u2014-About 11,830 square fost fn vuperficies.Victory Bonds Telephones 1402-1408 on, 2157\u2014About 900 square fout in superficies.As is all f ured % the plan à in the 4 Hit the Ember 3 he Eden EE s Ve STEER a qe dut bis Br Opposite Bank Nationale le hered: se that in costermi New Telephone Number $620 à ouitin of ue law, Nove Ey bs ts 35 Ss Lis CHOUIXARD, Cutts 3 HAMEL & MACKAY Notaries. Plain, 30x34 \u2018Phone 651.TIRES AT LOWER PRICES .FOR THE PRESENT WEEK ONLY We are offering a limited number of \u201cseconds\u201d in the following sizes for Ford Cars: Traction, 30x314.$16.00 \u2026.$13.00 An opportunity to re-tire to advantage.MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY CO.80-90 ST PAUL ST., QUEBEC, P.Qtd.HOTELS.RAERSORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY.NJ.DINE ar the Manhattan CAFE Compson, | the hoax and sls falls in love with the \u201cbandit\u201d t The Theatres | Wm.Desmond Plays in Western Satire at Classic Today\u2014His Latest Picture Femme LA The Classic has à particulariy choice offering for the balance of the week.Commencing wday they will prevent a production which fairly bristles with comedy, unusual and humorous situations Wiliam Des mond docs a remarkably clever satire or \u201cwestern suff\u201d in \u201cThe Prodigal Liar\" his Iatest.Desmond has the greatest part of his screen carcer in the play and is assisted by a spléudid \u2018cast which includes Betty As Monte, sa cotlege-man, ho agrees to pose as n western desperudo to supply \u201cromantic\u201d westorn atmosphere for the neice of Gis pal, Jim Rainey.Hope Deering, the girl in the case \u201cPulls\u201d for which complicates Monte's affairs, as he nds himself taking a heart interest In the girl.Having started by lying, he continues his prevarications and Inveats wondrous talen of hia past.The comedy moves at a rapid pace throughout the melodrama which is chock tall of humor of the wholewome kind that finds response in laughs that come from the inside out.This ple- ture should be seen by anyune who appreciates a \u201cgood thing.\u201d There are other excellent offerings on the bill THE WINDSOR Dominion Square -\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Montreal European Flan Exclusively.Centrally located in the heart of the Bhopping and Theatrical District.Headquarters for Conventions, Banquets, Private Dances.Receptivus and Social Events Service Unsurpassed.Further Particulars on application.JOEN DAVIDSON, Manager.HÔTEL WILHELMINA 120 ST.JOHN STREET | (near Bell Telephone) Best Service and Best Meals ! at Topular Prices.Our Regular 80c Dinner.from 11.30 ta 8 P.M.is unsurpassed anywhere.! n The Heart of Things \u2018Phone 791% an\u2019 clase cuisine and service.All goods direct from our farm.4e Bt John St.The meat centrally situated, modern conveniences First We bake our own bread and! 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SI ECIAL | REGULATION TENNIS BALLS | «1980 Stock) : ONLY 80c EACH | T.H O'NEILL 247 St John St.| DANCING Es cie re, new Pefreshment parlor, Montcaim, Motel; selected patronage: avpropré | ate floor; Jazz music: respect and order are the management's motto.Fres entrance.\"J.ALLEYN, SAIL TENT ena AWNING MARES 238 87.PAUL STRERE: Telephone 16.Quober HETHRINGTON'S BAKERY, Every variety of high- grade Bakers Goods, delivered te ail parte of the City cally +: A Jou-Coeun ADVOCATES.4 8 Poter 0.Phone: 0418; Rea: 1918 NI D 238-244 MULALAIN BT.MONTREAL.Transient and Permanent Accommodation.Excellent Cuisine.Bates & Beskist os Application St.Lawrence Hall MONTREAL Magnificent new entrance oa ST.JAMES STREET 200 Rooms (mauy with Baths attached) European plan from $1.58 to $350 per day .American from $3.50 to $4.50 pis day.A.J.RIGGINS, Limited C.F.B.License No.19-5513 Phone 4558 American Plas HOTEL ST.URSULE M.G.FAUCHER, Pron.6.Louls Stroet Quebes Hot and cold running water in all rooms Local and long distance Telephone.san.17z1y Bert Lytell in \u201cAlias Jimmy Valentine\u201d and Larry Semon at Victoria Today Presumably taking a hint from tho song, everyone in looking out for \u201cAlias Junmy Valentine\u201d.In this case it ts Mctro's screen version of the famous Paul Armstrong drama, with Bert Lytell the star; and it is due for a showing today at the Victorias Theatre.As nay be recalled, Jimmy Valentine is a priscser in Sing Sing on a charge of bank robbery, who las carned the enmity of the brutal warden bocsuse he always \u201cplays the genteman.\u201d Jimmy has the ree putation of bring a nuster cracksman who opens safes without burglars implements, relying upon his extremely arnsitive tonch to feel the slight jar of the tumblers in the combinations of safes.What followed\u2014ihe effect of Jimmy's reputation and the possession of this odd skill on his after life-forms one of the moet thrilling, breath-caiching melodramas ever written.The cast supporting Mr.Lyteil includes Vola Vale, Eugene Palictte.Wilion Taylor, Marc Robbing, Robert Dunbar, Winter Hall and James Farley, Finis Fox wrote the scenario, Sol Polito photographed the pic- tare; and Sidney Ullman arranged (ho special art scttinga Maxwell Karger, director gencral supervisedtho ecotire production.larry Semon is on the same bill in \u201cSolid Concrete\u201d his latest laugh-getter and is sure a funny one in every way.The last episode ot \u201cThe Silent Avenger\u201d will be shown on this program as well.Mary MacLaren in Story of Stage Life, \u201cRouge and Riches,\u201d at Empire Today A story dealing with life behind tho scenes with a chorus gist ne the principle character which not, only reflects the popalar conception of a chorus girl's heart affairs the jealous intrigues and glamor of the tootlights, but establishes a real and intimate tach with theatrical life.Such is the theme of \u201cRouge and itiches\u201d in whic.preity Mary Mac- \"Jaren has the principle role and which is being shown at the Empire today.See why this pretty chorus girl had to don rouge in order to catch |» millionaire.The final episode of \u201cThe Lost City\u201d a rollicking two-part {race track comedy \u201cWon By A Nose\u201d and tho second chapter of \u201cThe | Vanishing Dagger\u201d, Eddie Polo's world wide serial are also included in the program for today and the balanco of the week.Coming Monday, August 30th, \u201cTho Virgin of Stamboul\u201d.Big Attraction at Auditorium Next Week, Featuring Wm.Faversham i | 1 The vtory was written by the popular novelist H.de Vere and pictarized under the direction of George D.Bakerinteresting story which holds earnest atention of the spectators throughout; It also points to an hooest moral.| Do mot fall to sec Faversham, the internationally-famed star in this ; wonderful production.Coming\u2014Tho Big Feature: \u201cWhy Change Your Wily?\" {than \u201cMale and Female.\" Fe _ -____________________________] Chronicle Files Chronicle Files ' 100 Years Ago 25 Years Ago i Religions Tolerance, A New Woman.! Paris, April 26\u2014Letters from| Just think of a young French wo- Nome announce s\"That Religious Just oo 18 years or ane \u201cho has .assed an examination for the Toleration has achieved a victory in degree of licentiat ° e in philosoph the chiet City of Catholicism.\u201d His 5 por and is now a lecturer on the science Holiness has permitted the Calvin-|of the mind in the colloge of Riuenists at present in Rome, the public She was a professor of philosophy in exercise of their worship, and in a woman's college at Lyons when consequence they have administered Greater U TUE HA hy MARKET SALE A OUR RETAIL BREVAI SToREF 2/06 154 PERFECTON 154 Straight CORONA 208 /trai ShYEN ) ISI-CSTIE IMPORTER AND ta | WHOLGSALE GRICEE she was 16 years old.She is familiar with all the sciences and a prodigy the Bacrament in a church open to|of learning generally and has amaz- ithe pubHe.N.Necker, an anclent o the most learned men in France \"Cyndie, of the Republic of Geneva, ever pA a ou \u2014\u2014 being at present in Rome, the Prot-| pard time of it it he should be in ; catants have requested him to walk! rudent enough to give h ny |at their head in going to the com.|.talk.\u201d Perhaps sh a an munion.\u2018This has been done anal 0 \"lo pat i hy - save general satisfaction.cape the bieycle?and bloomers?Ah! Colnmbus.Count Napoleon, member of the there's the rub!\u2014(Boston Herald) Swarm of Flies.Royal Academy of Scienus Turin, in a Dimertation on the country of THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, A sworm of flies filled the air near Christopher Columbus, published in the memoirs of the Academy, Is sta- ited tn Lhe foreign Journals to have \u2018completely ascerinined, that Columbus was à native of Cuccaro, In the Montserrat.\u201cTI ASESTIRED, SORE SWOLLEN FEET | Instant reliof for aching, puffed-up valloused feet and come Why go limping around with aching, puffed.up fest\u2014feet po tired, chated, sore and swollen you can hardly get your shoes on or off! Why don't you get a hox of \u201cTNis\u2019 from the I drug store and gladden your tortured fest, \u201cTis\u201d makes your feet glow with comfort: taken down swellings and iraws the soreness and misery right out nf fret that chale, smart and burn.\u201cTis\u201d instantly stops pain in enrn, callousen and bunione.\u201cTis\u201d ls glorious for tired.aching, sore feet.No mote shoe tightness\u2014no more toot torture.They are all dancing to Harry\u2019s Jazz at the Island now.Tonight's boat leaves Champlain Market at 8.Mountain Hill on Raturday evening and the sidewalk was black with them, To Be Moved.It has been decided to remove the tablet lately erected in the interior of the old military bullding on the Cltadel hill in memory of General Montgomery's soldiers who were buried below.It is to be taken from the interior of the building and placed on the exterior wall.so that the military authorities will not be pestered with the crowds of curiour visitors who seek permission to enter the store-house to view the inscription.In the yard where Montgomery himself lay buried for some time, Mr.Fairchild purposes to place a block of granite over the scene of his grave, to bear his name with that of those of hin Aides-de-Camp, Cheeseman and McPherson.MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN BRITAIN AND HOLLAND London, August 13.\u2014(By Can.Prean)\u2014A dally service for the despatch of mails by airplanes between London and Amsterdam began on July 15th, The air mail fee\u2014which is in add! tion to the ordinary foreign postage charge\u2014has been fixed at the low rate of 3d.(8 cents) per packet.The fen for express delivery la 6d.(12 cents) per packet.Express sackets are delivered normally the same evening Mm Amsterdam and Rottedam, It possible by this means for a London business house to receive a reply from Amsterdam within about THOUGHT OF OTHERS MAKES HER SPEAK OUT Farmer's Wife Wants Every One Suffering With Rheumatism and Stomach Trouble To Know How Taniac Brought Health To Her.\u201cSince Tanlac has done so much for me I can't help but think of others who need it like I did, and | feel that | ought to tell them about it,\u201d declared Mrs.L.P.Bummers, wife of a well-known retired furm- er, who recently moved to R.R.No.8 London, OntY., from Lambeth.\u201cBefore 1 got Tanlac 1 suffered terribly from stomach trouble, and { have been bothered with sick headaches and dizzy upells au long as ! «an remember.My appetite was se poor that 1 dldn\u2019t relish a bit of my food, and anything 1 did eat seemed to turn to sour gas which caused my heart to trouble me a great deal.I had no energy at all, and could walk only a little way before I would give out completely and have to sit down and rest.About four years ago rheumatism started worrying me and kept getting worse until my.bones and joints ached dreadfully, and my back was so bad that after sitting down I could hardly get up again.It seemed like every muscle in my body hurt me, and I underwent treatment for about a year for muscular rheumatism but got no reHef.\u201cI saw in the London Advertiser wher Tanlac was helping others so much that I began taking ft.1 started to Improve from the very first and after finishing my second bottle [ could eat all kinds of meats and vegetables, and thoroughly enjoyed my meals.I have taken five hottlea now and no longer feel a sign of rheumatism.and never have a pain of any kind.Tanlac has certainly done a lot for me, and I beHeve in it so strongly that I want to recommend it to others suffering like J was.\u201d Tanlac !s aold in Quebec by Marte' & Dion, druggists and by Jobicoeur's Pharmacies, and in Levis by Maurice Dion, Druggist.under the personal direction of a special Tanlac representative.THE LAW OFFICER The Law Ofticer in English-speaking countries is a very different person from an officer of the law and, broadly speaking, is usually the At- torney-General and his various assistants or the Solicitor-General and his various assistants.\u2018the two offices in a general way are alike on both sides of the Atlantic, but there is this difference: for a very long) time, if not always, in the United States, neither the Attorney-General nor the Bolicitor-General has been allowed to do any private work nor hold any briefs nave those £pr the federal government, and this rule has been followed in the various states, its reason being one of a sound public policy most necessary perhaps in a republic.On the other hand, in Great Britain, the law officers have been allowed to hold briefs in private cases, as anyone acquainted with the English reports knows, and at times thelr emoluments have been enormous.But there is this to be noted in regard to the Attorney-General and Bolicitor-General: not only do they receive salaries as legal advisers to the Crown, but receive fees for the \u201ccontentious\u201d work in addition.Taking then these three sources of income together, we can see that the tee-books would tell a rich and splendid story, although ft must be conceded that thes, vffices are \u201ctwo of the hardest worked men in the government\u201d It is stated that Bir John Simon, during his last year as Attorney-General, carned some £20,- 000, & very respectable showing.At the beginning of the grest war, Lord Birkenhead, then Bir Frederick Smith and the Solicitor-General made an arrangement by which the income of each Law Officer suffered a diminution of some a#,600 though the Houss of Commons was given to understand that this arrangement was only (or the duration of the war.It is now being mooted that these emoluments be raised to the level of the days before the war, and the question has given rise to the usual discussion, One thing is certain: there is noth- SAY \u201cDIAMOND DYES\u201d Don\u2019t streak or ruin your material in a dye.Insist on \u201cDiamond Dyes\u201d Ey irections in package.\u201cFREEZONE\u201d Social and Personal Hon.W.@.Mitchell is in town.Mr.Luclen Moraud has returned t> town from Ottawa.Mr.M.A.Pierce, of Montreal i») a guest at the Chateau.Mr, H.Hurtubise, of Montres! 17 registered at the Chateau.Miss Painchaud has returned to town from Riviere Ouelle.Mins Maud Wilkinson has returned home from inch Arran, Dalhousie Mr.L.G.Crevier, of Montreal, Is in town à cuest at the Chateau.Mr.W.KE.Asjown is in town {rom Toronto, & guest at the Chatea.\u2026 Mrs.Verge and Mrs.Burroughs are spending a few weeks at St.3imeon.Hon.Athaness David, Provincial Secretary is in tuwn, saying at the Chateau.Mr.Harvey Fitzsimons of Ottawa was in town yesterday, à guest ai the Chateau.: Mr.and Mrs.L.L.Lawton, of Maplewood, N.Y.are in town stay- \u2018ng at the Chateau.Mrto town from Pointe à Plc, where he .oent à few days.Mr.H.Opie, of Halifax, among the guests who registered a: ihe Chateau yesterday.Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Bruneau \u2018ng A few daye in town.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Gillespie, of Hartford, Conn., are in the city, registered at the Chateau.Mrs.Joseph Boivin, Hamel Street, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.(Dr.) J.A.Barreite, 8t.Jovite.Mrs.Ives Montreull has returned 10 town from Les Bboulements, where she spent à few weeks.Miss Marie B.Marquis of Montreal Is in town visiting Mr.and Mrs.Pelletier, Cremasle Stret.Hon.J.B.Perrault, Minister of Colonization, Mines and Fisheries has returned from Arthabaska.Mrs.Paradis and Miss Paradis who have been spending the summer at Carlton, have returned home.Mr.Flavien Dorval, who has been spending a few days in town visil- ing his mother, has returned to Boston.Rev.Dr.and Mrshave returned home Beach, where weeks.© Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Kingmar, of Providence! R.1, arrived in the city yesterday and registered at the A.T.Love from Mets they spent a few Adlutor Bavard has returned 'R was fi and family, of Montreal, are spend- |} Great Summer Sale Dry Goods DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST WE ARE; HOLDING A BIG SALE AT GREATLY ° REDUCED PRICES.Large Reductions in All Departments.Ladies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear Hats.50 Percent Off.Ladies\u2019 Parasols.50 Percent Off.Ladies\u2019 Neckwear.50 Percent Off.Ladies\u2019 Wool and Silk Sweaters.33 1-3 Percent Off.Girls\u2019 Cotton Dresses.33 1-3 Percent Off.White Pique and Duck Skirts.33 1-3 Percent Of.Ladies\u2019 Cotton Dresses.20 Percent Off.Ladies\u2019 White Voile Blouses.20 Percent Of.Towels, Quilts and Household Linens, all at Reduced Prices SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE STREET, QUEBEC.PR Opposite City Hall Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.J.P.O'Connell arrived in town yestenday from Hartford, Conu., and wre quests at the Chateau.\u2019 Miss Therese Currie, Miss M.G.Baskns and Miss M.R.Brady, were wmong the guests registered at the Chateau yesterday.\u2018The Misses Pannetson who spent some time In town the guests of Mrs.Raymond Casgrain, have returned to Montreal, Mrs.Charles Scott, has returned (rom \u201cThe Pointe,\u201d Riviere du Loup, where she spent a few weeks the guest of her mother, Lady Garneau.Miss Germaine Belleau has returned from Lake Dussault, Beauce, where she spent a few weeks the guest of Miss Dussault, of Levis.Lady Taschereau has returned to Ottawa from Riviere du Loup, where she was the guest of the Premier of Quebec and Mrs.L.À.Taschereaudtez==\u2014=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | JOHN |, La ROCHE 316-316, ST.PAUL STREET, (Near Ste.Anne Depot).Always on hand choice WINES and LIQUORS of all description.Maylsztu.th.antz1y, Mr.L.J.Eastman of New York, accompanied by Mr.J.A.Flanagan of Malone, N.Y.and party arrived in town yesterday evening and are guests at the Chateau.Hon.P.E.Blondin Postmaster General is salling for Europe from New York, on board the Olympic in a few days, to aitend the International Postal Convention to be held in London, England.Mr.W.L.Crighton, General Adcertising Agent, and Mr.Wm.Robinson, Official Photographer, Canadian aNtional Railways, were in town yesterday Installing the SNR exhibit at the Exhibition ark.\u2018The marriage Is announced to tak.placa on Sept.2nd of Mr.Alfred Talbot son of Mr.Telesphore Talbot of Montreal, to Miss Annie Pollquin, daughter of the late Mr.ana Mrs.Onesime Poliquin of ms.Joseph de Levis.No Cards.The marriage has heen arranged Fine Selection of Liquors and Wines We take pleasure in advising the public, that we are always in position to supply all brands of imported and domestic whiskies.We highly recommend you the following brande\u2014 Scotch Whiskies.Brandies Wines.Old Muil.Jules Robin & Cie.The Famous Whi Cream of Barley.Pinet Castillon À Cie.te John Dewar & Bons Remy Martin & Cle.*nd Red Wine of the Johnnie Walker Jockey Club Firms of Barton & i pi & Bona Bisquit Dobouche & Guestier and Nath Johnston & Bons.Thomas Tainsh Cie, Black & White, 4.Robert & Cie.Also on hand\u2014Burgundiesfrom the Firm of Messrs Bouchard, Pere & Fils, of Bordeaux.France- GEORGES PATRY, \u201cTRE HOUSE OF QUALITY.\u201d Phone 6400 23 Fabriquc Street QUEBEC.:à take place on Tuesday, October 12th of Miss Marguerfte Taschedaughter of Mr.J.de L.Tasche Chief Librarian of the Parliament of Canada, and Mra.Tache, to Mr.Pau! Samson, Notary of Quebec, son of the late Dr.A.Samson and Mrs Samson.0 tr gr Lift Off Corns No Pain} Doe! Freezone on an aching corn, in- stantiy that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers.Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of Fressone for ew cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toss and the callouses, without sorenesa or ir- ritation.t hurt g bit! Drop & little] $ ing democratic about low salaries jand equally that low pay too often means indifferent quality of work and mediocrity of character and ability In the official a fact proved pilain- ly enough In the many states that have an elective judiciary with small salaries.This is à fact that the average man is unwilling to recognise, but if the public intelligence increases, it may bo grasped after a while, A WEALTHY NEGRO.Topeka, Kans, August 11 \u2014 George W.Jones, a well-to-do negro ! of Jefterson county, where he has liv- ; ed for 66 years, recently distributed some of his estate among his ten children.He sent them a check for © each.Three of his children live in Topeka.Jones was born a slave in Montgomery county, Ky., in 1846, When the Emancipation Proclamation freed the slaves he was owned by a Platt, county, Mo., farmer.A year later he went to Jefterson county, Kansas and took up a homestead.He is considered one of the successful farmess of the county.New Importations Welcome to the British, French and Belgian Importations.We just received a beautiful lot of British rugs in Wilton and Axminister ground, Black, Blue, Old Rose and Beige.The most exquisite patterns and designs.Bises- 3 1-2x3, 3x3, 3x3 1-2, 3x4, 3 3-4x4 1-2.1 case of French Cretonnes of the newent colouring and styles.single and double width.1 bale of Belgian Furniture Coverings, high grade and high tones.These goods being bbught some time ago are soid at a moderate price, compared with the actus! prices.LINENS We just got from Belfast, 3 bales or real Irish Linen, for fancy work and table ¢loths.Ecrue In 20, 36, 46 and 64 inches.White in 36, 78 and #¢ inches.Vailoss, Trunks and Satchels.Ded and Bedstead Maltrasves of all sizes and qualities All-wool English Blankets, stc., at -\u2014 at \u2014 P J.COTE, 29 & 31 St.John Street, Opposite Palace Hill "]