The Quebec chronicle, 1 juin 1922, jeudi 1 juin 1922

[" \u201d Weather Forecast: Some Thunder Storms ESTABLISHED 1764.BRITAIN'S POSITION ON IRISH TREATY 15 RIGID ADHERENCE Faots Of Irish Situation Presented By Churohill To Expectant House Yesterday\u2014Great Britain Will Not Tolerate Republic In Erin\u2014Fate Of Treaty Known Only After Irish x Elections london, May 31\u2014-The facts o£ the trish situation were presented in a éLatement by Winston Wpencer Churchill, Secretary for the Colonies in the House of Commons today, but the fate of the treaty which serves to bridge the dlfficylties between Great Britain and lreland cannot be determined until after the Irish clections when those chosen at the polls will be put to the test of a treaty oath.Mr.Churchill in the Cominousand Lord Chancellor Birkenhead in the House of Lords, announced Great Brliain'a position as rigid adherence to the treaty which the pact entered Into between Eamon de Valera and Michael Collins is declared 10 have menaced.\u2018The return of Mr.Colligs to Dublin, with Arthur Griffith remaining in London, together with the announcement of a further postponement of the Dail Elreann\u2019s sessions suggesis the possibility of further negotiations afier conversations between Colling and de Valera to see how \u2018far the points made at London can be met at Dublin._ Mr.Churchlil's speech seems to have created general satisfaction according to repor's from Dublin and Melfant.while Messrs.Collins and Gritfiih.who heard the at from the distinguished e gallery, adjudged it \u201ca fair pi tation of the fac's,\u201d but avoided further fraternizing with the Members of the House, declining an invitation to luncheon in the Parliament.Sir James Craig, the Uls'er Prenier, speaking In the Northern Parliament said there was not a single word in Churchill's speech tn cause the slightest misconception or misunderstanding in Ulster: there seemed to he running through the right tone of dealing with those! who would In any way attempt to overthrow the honorable understanding arrived at !n the \u2018reaty.Lord Birkenhead told the House of Lords that the British Government stands for the treaty with Ireland In letter and spirit and would not go an inch beyond it.Under no conceivable circumstances would the Crovernment consent \u2018e the Republican's hacaming min- iz.er in the Trish government, and should such a crisis arise, - the Fr:- sources of Great Britain were by no nieans exhausted, The Government's nolicy corresponded with the wishes of the democrats of the two islands, for whose political fortune the government was the {fustee.The Mail's action In January postponing the elections was a tragic d» cision, he declared, showing great weakness, political inexperience and lack of judgment on part of the Provisional Government while the Collins-de, Vnlera agreement came ag an additional shock.Tolerate No Republic, London.May 31\u2014(ireat Dritain peal that the British Government continue to do its part, and not be led \u201cby impetience, prejudice, vexa- tton and anxiety into à course which would lay us open to charges of fickleness or levity in dealing with these issues aa longlasting as their relations betweon the two lands\u201d.The Ulster Disturbance The Secretary said It must be admitted that the disturbances in Ulster for maay months had un.doubtediy played a part in making the positéon of the Provisional Government in Ireland diffieuit by exar- INNIERATION AND 1.0.0.E.MEETING With Launching Of Discussion Now In Full Swing (By Beatrice Gresn for the Canadian Press) Vancouver, B.C.May 31\u2014With the launching this morning of the long anticipated discussion of the proposed amendments ¢o the 1.0.D.B, constitution, the 23nd annual meeting of the National Chaprer mow in session advances from the routine business of Monday and Tuesday into the more serious undertakings of the convention.Mre.W.D.Spance, Edmontonpresented a report on immigration outlining the work done by the Canadian Council of Immigration.The work of assimilation and educating the many races of the Dominion into one true Canadian people was a perating the Catholic majority in Southern Ireland and increasing the number of Mr, De Valers's aup- porters, \u201cMr, de Valera has been fully aware of the\u201d, said Mr.Churchill, \u201cand one of his surest means of striking against the Provisional Government and the treaty has been exciting of outrages in the Northern area and mo provoking counter sc- tion which would be sure to raise passions in the South.\u201clet me direct the attention of reaponsiblilty that should bs shared i by the members of the 1.0.D.E., she said., * ! In addition to establishing hostels lin each province with the aid of the | Government, the Council, continued Mes.pence, had made rgcommen- dations to the Immigration Department for careful oversess selection.care of ports of embarkation and the arrival of women Immigrama.The Council had also urged disconid- nuance of the present bonus system.A system of pink tickets or land- On Amendments, Session | tes the House to the prrompects no far as ing cards had been arranged.Wothey can bs conveyed, which will lle} men Inapectors àt London, Liverpool before us if everything goes forward {and Glasgow pass on the eligibility without being Interrupted by any of every woman who Intends to violent event.The conatitution willl come to Canada and the pink slip he submkKted to the Provisional Tar.| certifies her good health snd adant.tlament resulting trom the election! ability to hecome a good citisen.and after #t has been through the, In conclusion Mrs, Spence sald: \u2014 Provimonal Paritament it will be: We cannot afford to allow orien.sent here for confirmation and final tals to dominate Canada or even one ' ratification of the treaty and until! of tte provinces\u2019.| we have another act of Par-: A permanent national body to liament confirming the constihution| desl with colonization as a solution of finally ratifying the treaty, the to Canada\u2019s Immigration problem friah Free State cannot obtain its, wan advocated by Rumwell R.Walj Cull judicial status, nor does ¢hat' ker in his addrean before the Imp- ! month begin to run during which ' erial Order Daughters of the Empire | Ulster may exercise her option of convention this afternoon.There contracting out, and not until that, wan no co-ordinaled Immigration | option has heen exercized would the and colonization policy in Canade, boundary commission come into' he claimed, and no material prog- being or operation\u2018.ress could be expected until there Forme: Premier Asquith.follow- | was one.The speaker suggested the Ing Secretary Churchill, sald the pic- calling to conference hy the Nomture Mr.Churchill had drawn was|inion Government of officials of ail a very disquieting.He compelled continued patience and forehearance, Col.John Gretton, Conservative Member for the Burton division of Staffs, expressed profound dismp- poilrament at Mr.Churchilt's statement.the Government of being timid ang afraid 10 act.Captain Charles Craig of Ulster, demanded that the Government take immediate steps in conjunction with the Ulster Government to put tinngs right on the frontier.\u201cThe anger of Northern Ireland is rising day by day\u201d, he maid.\u201cand I do not douht that the breaking point will come sooner or late\".Mr.Churchill said the examination of the draft of the constitution for Ireland by the British signetor- les of tho treaty had been informally taking place and that it would shortly be published.After Whk- .Ae regards Lister, he accused | will tolerate no republic in Ireland, \u201cunéide.the House would be in a and if the (evma of the Anglo-Irien l'osition to judæe whether it was in, treaiy are not carried out by the: Conformity with the treaty.Irish.the British Government will Tension Aull Ruse High.| retfume her liberty to act in taking, Beifast, May 31\u2014Tension | back (he power conferred on the che parts of along.the Ulster-Free State! | tata receipts for the rrovinces at which meetings would he representatives of women's organizations, Canada had room for fifty mi- lion people said Me.Walker, but numbers were not desired at the expense of quality: Britishers should come first and then Angio-Saxone.Steps also should be taken to prevent Canadians and others from leaving the country.+ | CUSTOMS DUTIES IN MONTREAL HIGHER IN MAY Montreal.May 31\u2014Cuæoms and inland reventie duties for the month of May totalled $6.881.006.50 In this district an compared with $6,103,.- 802.28 for the same month last year.It wan stated here today.There was |& great rush at the Government of- {Acer here today lo withdraw goods and pay the necessary dues, the day being $687.231.74.constituting the biggest day\u2019s collections during the year.i \u2014\u2014 The police reports la\u2018er showed TILT OVER LABOR WAS FEATURE OF BUDGET DEBATE Series Of Breezy Encounters Lifted Debate From The Doldrums MEAGRE TARIFF.FARE Complained of By Hoey, Progressive Of Manitoba\u2014 The Fordney Tariff (By Canadian Press) Ouaws, May 21\u2014A series of breezy encounters in the House today lifted continued budget debate from the doMruma.F.N.McOree of Sherbrooke, first aroused contention by adopting in regard to Labor and tha otvic service, an attitude si- miler to that he adopted in the agri- \u2018ulture committes sone dayr ago.He attacked agitators, suggested the compulsory arbitration and wound up by remarking that olvil servants in Ottawa streets around five o'clock In the afternoon looked as if they had come out of church Instead of owt of an office.Mr.McCrea's harbinger of a still more lively clash.Robert Hoey, of Springfield, Mancharged that the Drayton amendment was unworthy of n great party and a great leader.Why, Mr.Hoey incorporation of trade unions and} QUEBEC, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922, PETERS SHOT BY TO SUMBIT THE demanded, had the Conservative platform not been moved\u201d?Why had It been scrapped?\u201cIt's not been scrapepd\u201d, sharply retorted Mr.Meighen.\u201cLi's momly In effect.The amendment complains of hroken promises\u201d.There was considerable inter- Zz change.Mr.Hoey warmly rejoined hroke them afterwards.Wes the promise of tariff revision by the; late Government not a broken pro.mine?he queried.And he critiolzed the budget by declaring that he rould see no reason for its meagre tarifé fare.If the Minimter of Finance wished to retallate agutnet the Fordney Tariff, he could have Increased the Rritizh preference still further.Mr.Hocy'a speech closed with an amusing incident.Iie declared his intention to announce how the Progrespives were going to vote.Immediately, all members were on the qui vive.\u201cI am Æoing to vote\u201d dryty added Nr.Hoey, after a pause, Members breakinæ into laughter, \u2018according io the dictates of my conscience.Repudiating hroken promises on the me hand and political trickery and ~xpediency on the other.Hon.J.B.M.Paxter.formerly t Minister of Customs In the Meighen frovernment had some words later for the Progressives.\u201cYou vote with thie supine Govemment\u201d, he charged.\u2018\u2014a morgan- tic alilance which gives you none of the benefits but the degradation and | i 1 \u2018 | its course of training: | { There will WARD IN HOME?Newspaper Report Stirs Offi olais To Action Over Blackmailing Murder White Plaine, N.Y., May 31\u2014The authorities today took official cogn- Isance of a newspaper seport that Walter Ward, wealthy haker's son, shot Clarence Peters In Ward's home on the night of May 15 and that evidence in the form of bullet-torn woodwork and possibly blood stains would be found there.When Ward surrendered on May 22nd his lawyers stated that he had met Peters, who was demanding $75,000 blackmail.by appointment, that he drove with him to Kensico Reservoir and there shot him in self-defence after Peters had threatened him with a pistol.The newspaper report now under investigation quoted the man alleged to have been wounded by Ward ae saying that although there was a blackmailing plot it was not directed against Ward.A searching party headed by Bherif Werner visited the Ward home this morning.Newspaper men were barred from the house and grounds.After spending more then an hour in the Ward home, Sheriff Werner returned to White Plains with the announcement that he had found nothing that would substantiate the story published by the New York paper.views on lahor brought the heated Asked If he was antisfied the comment from Wilillam Irvine, shooting did not occur tn Ward's (Labor.East Calgary), that they K House he mid: were \u201chackneyed nonsense\u201d and \"1 did not may that.I said that {rom W.PF.McLean.(Conservative | we found nothing to substantiate the of South York), that they were | story\".\u201ccenturies old\u201d.And the tik over labor was hut a CLOSE ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE THIS MONTH Esquimault Institution Not To Reopen In September\u2014 Established In 1910 (Canadian Press.) Ottawa, May 31\u2014The Royal Naval College of Canads, Esqui- that all parties made pledges and Malt.B.C.will be closed in June, the end of the present term, will and reopen in Septemberbe no naval cadetship examinations held this year.The Naval College was established in 1910; since then one hundred and sixty cadets have passed through during the past year forty-thres cadets were in attendance at this institution.Arrangements are already in force not i whereby the University of McGill, Queens and Toronto wiH accept graduate cadets for entry in the second year of their course of applied science.The Department of Naval Service is endeavoring to complete arrangements for the admission of mecond year cadets to the first year of the universities science course.The Weather.Toronto, May 31\u2014Pressure I» I high to the west of the Great : Lakes and off the Atlantic Const | and low over the Pacific Coast States.A shallow trough of low pressure extends from the Gulf of .Mexico to Quebec: light showers Provisional Government and in reoccupying the tgrritory evacuated it was declared in the Houme of Commons today by Win&on Churchill, the Colonial Secretary.Mr.Churchill made thin declaration in his promised statement to the House in the Irixh situation.He drew a gloomy picture of the mate\u2019 in which Ireland finds herself today.While dealing sympathetically with thee Provisional Government's pHght and detailing at length its reasons, as conveyed to him, for entering Into the recent agreement with Eamon 1% Valera, the Republican leader, fre vigorously deprecated the pact as sirlking directly at the treaty, which he deciared woul be broken it the four republicans who are to be taken into the Irish Government following the forthcoming elections refused to Agn the declaration of adherence to the treaty.Later on In the dubaie.In which the Ulster group assaited the Government'e policy Mr.Churchill frankly admitted that British troops were being hold in Dublin as a preliminary step to military operations if these became necessary.Mr.Churchill in his statement said he did not believe the members \" of the Provisional Government were! acting tn bad faith, or hend-in-glove with their republican opponent.He was convinced their earnest desire and resolution was to carry out the treaty even though they might not have taken the wisest or strongest BeMast, following the shooting of courses.Great Britain, sald the Secretary.|and Campbell, had done her part, and he did not! wounded.helteve her act of faith would be|ing were rampanj.brought to mockery by the Tri people.He concluded with an ap-' military forces used machine guns., | border still ram high today, although little additional fighting was reported up until noon.Each side apparently was occupied with taking measures for protection against possible attacks.At Trabane, which ia just agross the Ulster border from Lifford, the inhabitants were particularly: busy lin taking measures for protection.| The inhabitants of Rridge Stree\u2019, which is exposed to Free State firs, were filling sand bags along the river for protection of their homes.Ulster special constables have taken up positions at Camel's Hump, i which they are fortifying with sandbags.People entering Strabane from go vigorous questioning.The Lifford church towers, it became known today.were considera- hly damaged during yesterday's fir- ne.A message from Sirabane this af- ternnon anid desperate fighting had broken out and that the panic strie- ken townspeople had deaerted the streets, Bnipers were firing con.| tnucusly from \u2018house tops, the mes- sago said, and hundreds of windows ;had been smarhed by bullete.Another report this afternoon eald | that 800 8inn Pelners were con- |centrated In the neighbourhood ot Clogher, County Tyrone.Merce rioting occurred this afternoon in the Milifields district of two special constables, Roulston who were badly Incendiariam and bombd- Severn] per.»one were reported killed.when the WAIT ON YOURSELF: Cortainiy! It's lot of tun and, besides, you can pick out any dish you like and have it served in short order.There's economy too In eating the cafeterias way.When in a hurey or wishing to dine economl- cally, visit us.Elda Cafeteria Free State territory.have to under-: four persons had been killed and several other persons wounded in addition to the Killing of the two | conatables.| A crowd attacked Peter's Place adjoining Peter's HIN baths, and set on fire a number of houses, fv.jone of which a man and a woman ; later were found murdered.{Thousands of excited onlookers : watched the fighting from North |Bireet and Shankill street, between which lay the zone of tire, Craig For London.8ir James Craig, the Ulster Premier, announced loday that he and the Marquis of Londonderry.the Ulster Ministér of Education, were going to London tonight at the British Government's invitatlon to !confer regarding the situation in treland., He sald they were going on the distinct understanding that they would not meet the Dublin representatives, Referring to the advance Into County rmanagh by Republican troops, 8ir James zald no word was need from him to emphasize the gravity of that offenee.\u201cIf & happening nf that sort occurred in any other part of th British Empire,\u201d he declared, \"it would be classified by the Govern.! ment and people as an out-and-out declaration of war.Patience is never a sign of weakness.By negotiations and by putting our visws before the British and the people living In the South and West, the country may be rescued from ultl- mate chaos.\u201d .Sir James Crelg, Premier of Uleter, after à speech here to-night, departed for London.He will dia- couse the Ulster situation with the Cabinet Ministers, At 9 o'clock tonight, nine persons ware dead and nineteen wounded in consequence of the fierce fighting which broke out this afternoon.Machine guns, revolvers end rifles were used dy the military specials and gunmen.At times the disorderly elements threatened to invade Royal Avenue, the city's main artery.Dail Mests June 8.Dublin, May 81-\u2014The meeting of the Dail Direann, originally set for to-éay and then adjourned until .June 3, has been further post.| communications as wel as of trans.| School Teacher\u2014'\"What lesson do | wick, an employes of the PubMe| What the world nesds in à wire- Page Eight (ane Anditertem) poned.The new date fixed ig! portation: of banking in and out of | We learn from the busy bee?\u201d Utéitien who rescued ¢he Ind just in |lese hook-up for a dress.\u2014Flint, | Social And Personal.ji 109 SF.JONN STREBT |Thuroday, June J.° Canadas; of marketing of farm and i Tommy\u2014\"Not to get stung.\u201d the nick of time.Mich, Journal.Reminiscences Of The Past.data ) \u2014 = \u2014 occurred to-day in a few localities of Ontario and Quebec, while élse- Dominion weather the menial task\u201d.Instead of re- | moving the currency depreciation: ~lause, Mr.Raxter went on.the bar-' where in the riers against enemy countries should, har been fair.fave been raised.\u201cIf there was a! Temperatures: famine in Germany today\".he de-! Min.Maxclared, \u201cI would not be one to vote! Dawson .& 1 a dollar or a hushel of wheat to Prince Rupert .38 74 kesp those people on the face of the' Victorls .44 7 earth\u201d, ; Vancouver.B8 84 Wm.Elliott, Progressive of South | Kamloops .52 82 Waterloo, thought the budget n step, Calgary.80 s in the might direction.Edmonton.see ees i à Tarif a Compromise Prince Albert .48 80 Resuming the budget debate in! Medicine Hat .44 78 the House this afternoon, A.Wa Moone Jaw .38 79 Neill.(Independent, Comox-Alhernt) ; Regina .- 3 ki} raid he considered It right to advo\u2019 Wirmipes.40 72 cate protection in British Columbia Pom Arthur .46 [ 1} and free trade on the Prairies.The! Parry Sound .8 84 tariff was at best a compromise.Île London .es [1] 111 intended to support the Government, Toronto .[1] 80 and vote against the Drayion: Kingston .Be 74 amendment.Nwtish Columbia, he Ottawa .43 44 raid, did not want promises hut did Montreal .se 84 want the exclusion of Orientals who; Quebec .\u2026.\u201ca 74 were, he claimed, depleting the lum.| St.John .48 62 ber supply of the country, He went Hmlifax.40 [1] Forecastsat length imo questions of freight, | working houra, coal mining and, fisheries.deairy and fruit industries in British Columbia and conctuded | wings.hehe Monte Lo may ry that dt the Government continued HS: calitien, hut partly fair and some- present policy he could not ses how what cooler, it could hope to retain the rupport | Ottawa Valley, Upper and Lower of the country portions of the Pro-! mt.Lawrence \u2014 Moderate winds, vince.{ showern or thunderstorms F.N, McCrea, (liberal, Sher.gigtricts.torme In many brooke), (Nd not feel very hanpy' Gulf and North Rhore\u2014Moderate over the budget.but when he conm- to fresh winds; showers in some lo- dered that the country needed half a calities to-night, hut mostly fair, billion dollars, he hed nothing much! stationary, or somewhat higher to say.exrant that each should bear, temperature.hin share of the burden.Fe discus-* Maritime \u2014 Moderate ned the railway situation at nome southerly windu, fair, length.Hin views on labor and the change In temperature, need for incorporation of umons: Lake Muperior\u2014IAght to moder- rulled forth strong protests from the Me winds, fair end becoming {abor benchea.He thought the Civil | warmer, Rervice war getting good pay for| Manitoba and Saskatchewan and short hours of work?Alberta\u2014Fair and warm.W.F.Maclean (Conservative, | emmee mnt Routh York), anid that Mr.McCrea's speech had constituted a denuncia.| her staple products; development tion of the right of labor to organize, | °f Water ways for nea going vessels He claimed trouble nowadays arope | \u2018© Nana lakes and river porta: ail more from profiteering than from | °f WMch ahould be financed out of organised Labor or Government | \u20189 national treasury by arrange.ownersmip.He qubmitted a \u201cbill of| ™*™ With banke or by bond issues, rights of Canadian pubhNc services\u201d pier, \u2014 providing for national systems of PROFITABLE LESSON.Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay to fresh not much | The Queber Chronicle MAGAROW EASE TO GRAND JURY With View To Finding Bill Of Indictment, Declared Gouin] in House SIR MONTAGU ALLAN | Case Comes Up In Montreal | Today \u2014 Week's Adjourn-| ment To Be Sought \u2018 (By Canadian Prem) Ottawa.May 31\u2014Afficial announ- coment was made in the House by Sir Lomer Gouin.Minister of Justice, this afternoon that the Government has asked the Attorney General at Quebec to submit the case against DD.C.Macarow, formerly General Manager of the Merchants Bank to the Grand Jury at the next.Assizes \u201cupon the charges and proof! with a view to the finding of @ bill, ot indictment\u201d.The question was raised by T.L.Church of North Toronto, who fur-; ther asked: \u2014\"In it the intention of the Government to hold a Parlia-: mentary inquiry into the whole! Merchants Bank flasco\u2014it not, why not?\u201d t By 4 rot sement THE VOGUE IN SMALL FURS , In our Showrooms vou will always find an impos- sing array of the pelts which rank first in Fashion's realms.\u2018 At present we are featuring the choicest skins of Baume Marten - Stone Marten \u2018 Russian and Hudson's Bay Sables At Fair and Moderate Prices VISITORS TO QUEBEC are most cordially invited to visit our displays of Fine Furs.HOLT, RENFREW COLD STORAGE SERVICE The only absolute protection to you Furs during the summer months.Hole RafroveC Limite ; t Bir lomer Gouin:\u2014\"While these proceedings are pending the Government does not propose any further action\u201d.| \u201cAnd le it the intention of the Government\u2019, proceeded Me.Church \u201cto m0 amend Lhe Criminal Code as, to compel Presidents, Auditors and Directors and General Managers of Chartered banka to direct and fulfill their functions as bank officials.and to provide penalties for breaches?\" \u201cThese are matters for conddern- tion\u201d, replied Sir Lomer, \u2018when the question of a renewal of the Bank Act comes hefore Parliament\u201d.Proceed With Allan Case Montreal, May 31\u2014Counsel for the Crown have received inetrue- tions from Ottawa from Rir Lomer Gouin, Minister of Justice, to proceed with the charge against Sir H.Montagu Allan.former President of the Merchants Bank.When the case is called before Judge Cusson tomorrow an adjournment for a week will be sought to permit summoning of witnesses and preparation for emanination.Concurrently Sir Lomer has requested that the Attorney General for the Province of Quebec request the Grand Jury of the Court of King's Bench.which assembies tomorrow for the June term, for a true bill which would permit the reopening of the case against D.C.Macarow former General Manager of the Merchants Bahk which was dismissed by Judge Cumson after preliminary enquete.Evidence that Quebec iw preparing for this move was received in Montreal this morning and definite developments are anticipated hourly.In preparation against the presi.bility that the case against Mr.Maerow will he heard over again.court officials have made a thorough search of the exhibits produced at he original enquete, in view of reports that certain documents were missing.Two documents were lacking when arguments in the case ended.One of them was found this morning in an envelopes marked \u201cAllan\u201d which had been filed with the Macarow papers.The other was a document of which several coples were required by lawyers, and a duplicate is being secured at once to make the record complete.C.A.Wilson and Col.I.J.Creelman.who represented the Crown in the Macarow case, today completed their mreparations for going ahead with the charge against 8ir Montaguthat he was guilty of negligence In connection with the October, 1021 return sent to the Dominion Qovernment hy the Merchants Bank.Practically the same witnesses who appeared at the Mararow en- quete will he called in the Altan case, and all evidence will be retaken.Tt will not be possible for the hearing to proceed to-morrow, rawever, as these witnesses have to he subpoenaed.One of them, the ron of George Edwards, Toronto accountant, who ia the Crown's mar witness, In H].but it ie sefd hin tem- pomry absence will not delay the hearing.COLLECT INCOME TAX FROM ALIENS Hamilton, Or.May 31\u2014The Chamber of Commerce han decided to ask Tarliament to at once peus tegisiation providing for the collec- Mon of Mmrome taxon from aliens who are leaving the country, It in advised many aliens leave country without paying mich taxes and feel that with the country so greatly in; need of revenue this opportunity should not be lost, npocas BARKING SAVED CHILD FROM DROWNING Kingston, Ont., May 21\u2014The pe- cular barking of a dog at Napanes mved the life of a five year old child, Hildard Alley of Trenton.The tle iad with his parents, wes Wsiting at the home of Mr.and Mra Hearnem.Napanee, and white playing along the power canal fell in.\"Spore a dog helonging to Phillp Hearnemn noticed the boy's danger and barking in a very peculiar wey attracted the attention of Mr.Hart- \u201cGIFTS THAT LAST\" | bride.CARVERS- Fish & Fruits Sets.They make very acceptable gifts for the In handsome leather covered or Oak presentation cases.Carving Sets in fine Sheffield Steel, Sterling Silver ferrules with Stag, Ivory grained or Mother of Pearl Handles.$7.50 up.Fish and Fruit Sets, consisting of half dozen or dozen Knives and Forks.Fine Silver plated Blades with Mother of Pearl handles $22.80 up.Importing our merchandise direct enables us to offer exclusive lines at most attractive prices.GS esfert & $ ons 6 Fibréque $6.VALIQUETS RESTAURANT Formerly of Boston QUEBEC'S LEADING EATING PLACE Meals a la Carte from 7 AM.to 8 P.M.Club Breakfast 7 AM.to 10 AM.11.30 AM.to 2 P.M.Special Luncheon FRESH EGGS, LETTUCE, CREAM and MILK FROM OUR ST.FOYE FARM FRESH ASPARAGUS Phones 6567-6568\u201412 Fabrique St.\u2014Opp.City Hall # STE.HYAGINTHE ~ PAPERS CLASHED Action For Libel Heard In Superior Court And Dismissed Montreal, May 31\u2014A political polemia that hes been carried on with feeling in the columns of rival newspapers in Bt.Hyacinthe culminated in an action for libel heard in the Buperior Court here today and dismissed in a judgment by Mr, Justice Mercler.L'Imprimerie Yameska, publishers of the Clairton newspaper at Mt.| Hyacinthe, eued La Compagnie d'Imprimerie and Comptabliities de Bt.Hyacinthe for $330 damages for having published in the defendants newspaper Le Courrier de Bt.Hyacinthe, à report stming that the Clanion had a oirculation of oniy 289 copies per week.The Court concluded that the evidence would not justity plain.tifts contention that the words were written with malicious intent, and the action was dismisesd with costs.Editorial.Correspondence, | Bigger Fleets Than Ever.Weekly Rotary Club Luncheon.Superior Health Board Dissolvedirish Consul Coming Here, Month Of May Devotions.Many Delegates Have Arrived, Suggests Namer For Commission.Frankie Fleming Awarded Decision Good Pricen at Thornelifte.Captain Cuttle Won The Derby.Boxing Card For Monday Night.Bellringer Won Steeplechase, Page Seven Commercial And Financial News.New York And Montreal Markets.News Index Page One Britain's Position On Irish Treaty.Immigration and 1.0.D.E.Meeting.Tik Over Labor In House Peters Shot By Ward In Home?Macarow Case To Grand Juryête.Hyacinthe Papers Clashed.Weather Report.Page Two.Radio Telegraphy More Than Fad.Maiden Voyage of Motor Ship, Page Three.Gratified At Canada's Action.Fully Approves (lerman Reply.Versailles Pact Warmly Defended.1.0.D.E.Adopt A Constitution.¢ $300.000 For Paving Works : Mine Owner 'ut End To His Life, Father Delorem To Face Charge.Page Four.Five.Page 8ix CUNARD LINE MONTREAL TC LIVERPOOL Jeans 10[July 1S{Aug.19 .June 371July 29iSept.2 Aug.12iSept.16]Oet, 14.MONTREAL TO PL CHERBOURG & LONDON.June 17M}ely 221 A0g.36 .Fur 3lAug 3\u2014Sept.9.ia Ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ANCHOR-DONALDOON LINE MONTREAL TO GLASGOW.June 4iJune S0}July 28.June téjuxJuly t4|Aug.11.\u201cJune 29.Sept.15/Oet.1 \u201cEn route to Liverposl.**Calls at Moville (Ireland) \u2014 rer FREIGHT CUNARD LINE MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL June 10/July 1S|Aug.19 .ANCHOR-DONALOSON LINE MONTREAL TO GLASCOW June 2.LL.June 2!ume 30)Vuly 28 June 16° July 14jAug.11.Saturniajuly $.(Cruis®) .Fez rateu of passage.freight and further HE ERT REFORD CO.| New York & Boston Service CUNARD LINE N.Y.TO QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL June July 6 .00020uc0000000 Samaris \u201cJune 15/July i33jAug 17 Carmanis June 22/Juiy 20iAug.31.\u2026.Seythia \"Bails from Sosten June 16.N.Y.\u2014CHERBOURG & SOUTHAMPTON June 6June 27{July 18.Mauretania June 131Juby 4iAug.1 Aquiauus July 1JjAug.8.Berengaris M.Y.\u2014 PLYMOUTH \u2014 CHERBOURS à HAMBOURG.Juss 17|July 29hAug.33 .Caronis July ljAug.3iSept.9.Bexonis BOSTON\u2014LIVERPOOL= QUEENSTOWN ; June 28 \u2014 ANCHOR LIND N.Y.ww OLASGOW (Via Meville} June 3|Sept.90st 7.+.Cameronis June 14) wy 1SiAus.25 June 36lJuty 23.1 Aug.19.SOSTON TO LONDONI-ERRY LIVERPOOL & GLASGOW.ve.Assyria oe CElysia ! July 8.Aug.6.*Cergo ly te Ghusgræ.N.Y.TO MEDITERRANEAN 00000 Bts: .\u2026 Camesonis Jane 10 einen ticulars appiz te lecal agents 6 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE MAIDEN VOYAGE SAID HE GUULD| OF MOTOR SHiP NEVER BE WELL \u201cFruit-e-tives\u201d Restored \u201cHauraki\u201d Creating Much At- Him to Health tention Among Shipping on ios.150 Avaroz Pivs IX, Mowrszaz \u201cPor three years, I was a terrible Men In Victoria ef Dyspapais and 1ay general , nosith was very bad.E consulted a Vancouver, B.C.May 31.\u2014The physician and took his medicine but new Canadian-Australasian Line I did not improve; and finally he told motorship \u201cHauraki\u201d, Captain that not be cured.David Todd, is in port after having me could friend advised me completed her maiden voyage and At this time, a frien is commanding much altentioi| $o try \u201cFruis-e-tives\u201d.After taking two among shipping men.She is one! hoxes, I was greatly reliev and of the latest veasels of the type and) this fruit medicine made me completely is fitied for cargo and tur a limited well, My digestion and general health number of passengers.Having a are now splendid\u201d full shelter deck she can also carry = livestock if required.n GASPARD DUBARD.Heating 1s by electricity; there ft .50, trial sise 35e.tre steam, compressed air ani elec- ales on corps \u2019 postpaid by tric whistles.\u2018The steam whistle is the only appliance on the vessel! Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawaoperated by that power.The winch- ® and windlass are electrical, and are\u2019 lifeboats are swung on patent davis by means of which two men Minnedoss, with 267 cabin and 33) third-class passengers from Livercan launch a boat in thirty minutes.The steering gear la of the elec, Poe to arrive at Quebec on tric hydraulle telemuter ype.A .glance at the engines reminds one The Ci \u201c anadian Pycific Empress of of a view of gigantic autoniobile France sailed from Hamburg on engines.Electrical arrangements : are such that automatic alarms are a ROSE via Cherbourg .given when anything is out of order.These signals even keep watch of| The Canadian Pacific steamer the navigution lights.A new fe-|gcandinavian, from Antwerp and ture Is the course indicator by|gouthampton, with 158 cabin and 176 bridge can Indicate the course ro | Lhujd-ciuss passengers is dus to ar- the quartermaster and know the Five at Quebec on Sunday next.position of the rudder at all Umes.| The French Line steamer France Quar:ers for officers, men and pas-|sailed from New York yesterda-\" for sengers are exceptionally comfort-| Havre, uble and well-arranged.0.The officers reported & good voy.| The White Star Line steamer oral food.Gea QUEBEC.Que.i 47 St Peter Street OMS Ltd Calm Line of Steamships, Ltd.FREIGHT SERVICE MONTREAL TO NEWCASTLE une 30.Cairndèu |: THE ROBERT REFORD CO, Limited, Local Agents.N.Y., PLYMOUTH \u2014HAVRE\u2014PARIS P June 14 Juiy S'Aug.2 Fra une 20° july 26 | } 3 L NEW VORK\u2014HAVRE\u2014 PARIS Savoi June 10 July 15'Aug.12 mitting, without guargntee.8S.Chicage June 15 Juty 20'Aug.31 \u2018 Frontenac will leave Foerster fume IY 22 AE 19] Guabec: 6.26, 1.30, 9.16, 11.30 am: Roussiilon +.July l'Aux.14 Sent 15 2.15 ex.Bat: 2.48 Sat only: 4.48, La Lorraine.Juiy 1'Sept.16 | Oet.34 88.Cham, ex.Sat.: 5.25, ms.Rochambesujuly 61 LL.nu 00000.Island: 7.00, 8.15, 10.00 am.; 12.15 M.Y., VICO\u2014BORDEAUX Sat.only; 1.00, 4.20 Sat, only; 4.40, Nisgars .June 27 Aug.S'Sept.12 6.00, 7.00 p.m.All sailings by daylight saving time.Sunday.Por full details consult the Prenc! Agest in your ity or wie Le Line | Quebec: 1.00, 2.15, 3.80, 4.45, 6.15, Wm, M.Macpherson.253 Dalhousie $t.; 8.00 p.m.FP.8.Stocking, 12 Du Fort St; C.A.{Island: 1.30, 2.45, 4.15, 5.30, 7.00, Langevin, 30 St.John Se Qu 11.00 p.m Mar.:4x1 tr.:00 p.m.ebec-Halifax- New-York 4 cruises via Palatia] twin-acrew S.8 Bailng from Quebec July 15-29, Aug 12-26 Stoprang One Day each way ac Halifax] and Two Days at New York.Magnificent scenery, cool weather.Orchestra for Dancing] Round trip 12 days, 8150 and up One way to New York, $ days, & upd For illustrated literature address FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 34 Whitehall Se, N.Y., W.M.McPHERSON, Agent.53 Dalhousie St, Quebec, BERMUDA 2 Days from New York Reduced rates for Summer vacationists $50 and up New York-Bermuda & return Average Summer temperature 75 deg.For further information, apply Frank S.Stocking Phone 82 12 du Fort St.QUEBEC DCD \u201cThe Chronicle\u201d lf \u2014 \u201cFort Hamilton\u201d | smooth water §: 0.rthar Larve Eugene Trude, CA, LLA.CA, LEA WILFRID BOULET, C.A.\u201cLaRue & Trudel, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LaRue, Trudel & Picher, sh | Compromises between Debtors and Creditors.1236 ST.PETER STREET Dominion Building, Quebec \u2018Phones 4520-4531 i ; ISLAND PARK FERRY i Weather and circumstances per- Night Service, Wed.and Sun.Quebec: 8.00 p.m.; from Island, 11 p.m.: ss.CHAMPION | Quebec: 4.45 p.m.ez.Bat.; from 8t.Jean, 6.30 a.m.: St.Laurent, 745, Quehee: 2.00 p.m.Saturday for Berthier Quebec to Bt.Nicholas, Fri.9.30 a.m.Nicholas, Sat.11 a.m.: Sanday.; Quebec: 7.30 a.m., Ste, Petronillei Quebec: 3.456 a.m.; from St Jean, 7 p.m.| Quebec to St Maydxth.frisat.tu.tf, nUAHHRANNENaax i cmrrove uovEMENTS.% Neassanxxnanuy Compt The Chronicle by P.8 oS evgesl Grenelle Ages 13 Du Fact sweet, - Tune.Rotterdam, Movitir & Glasgow vo Liveepum] natwn & ldv'pl Cher &S'mpton Py, Cher & 8° eal.| | Are four other ships.the \u201cWalruna'\", 8 | south.| north.Out 8:30 a.m., stegmer.age from the builders\u2019 yards at| Berengaria sailed from New York on Lumblarion.The engines proved: Tuesday for Cherbourg and Southvery good, and the ship, with her | ampton.fine lines and strength showed she os 0 w steady in rougb weather, and The steam barge J.W.Follette snare on the helm.arrived up at 4:45 a.m.and left go- The \u201cHauraki\u201d is 450 feet long, |ing up at 6:30 a.m.yesterday.65 feet Leam, 34 fast deep and .makes an easy twelve knots at full speed.She burns twelve tons of oil in twenty-four hours and carries enough to circle the globe.She will be on the regular Australasia- San Francisco-Vancouver run in fu- Besides the \u201cHauraki\u201d there The steam barge Glendown passed up at p.m.yesterday.The steamer Grainton passed up at 1:40 p.m.mer Saguenay arrived dow net 7 a.m.and left going \u201cWaihemo\", up at 6 p.m.yesterday.\u201cWatkawa', \u201cWaitemata\u201d and The steamer barge Fred Mercur passed down at 5 a.m.yesterday.The steamer Rygja passed down at 6:15 p.m.yesterday.* SIGNAL SERVICE SHIPPING REPORT May 31, 3:30 pm.(Dept.Marine & Fisheries, Quebec.) Crane island (31)\u2014Out 9:15 a.m., .The coasting steamer Brumath steam barge Fred Mercur 1;0:20( arrived down at 5:15 a.m.yesterday.a.m.Rygja.In 2:45 p.m.Arlano.©» Je Iniez (41)\u2014Bmoky, strong north- A sea asroplane arrived down at west, Father Point (158)-\u20148moky, calm.Out 9 am., Opawa.In 12:30 p.m., steam barge A.Tremblay; 10:50 a.Cassandra, 110 east.Little Metis (179)\u20148moky, calm.4:30 p.m.yesterday and is located in the Yacht Club's landing, Louise Docks\u2019 tidal basin.The Anchor-Donaldson Line 88.Cassandra passed Little Metis 6:30 Out 3:30 a.m., steam barge; 11:00] p.m.yesterday, and ie due to arrive lam.steamer.In 12:30 p.m.at Quebec this morning at 8 o'clock | steame 1:30 p.m., steam barge: | from Glasgow with $8 cabin and 230 2 p.m.steamer.third-class passengers.Matane (202)\u2014Cloudy, calm.noon, Government steamer.Cap Chat (236)\u2014Smoky, calm.Martin River (263)\u2014Cloudy, northwest.In 11:30 a.m.Roes Castle; 1:30 p.m., Gaspesiae Magdalen (29%)\u2014Smoky, northwest.In 12:30 p.m., Ingleby; 2 p.m., Lisgar County.Fame Point (330)\u20148moky, calm.Out 11 a.m., Empress of Scotland.Cap den Rosiers (354)\u2014Clear, cast.Cap d'Espoir (386)\u2014Clear, calm.IF SKIN BREAKS OUT, IS FIERY, ITCHY OR ROUGH, USE: SULPHUR: Just the moment Mentho-Sulphur to you an apply ftehing, | burning or broken out skip, the\u2018 Fointe Maquereau (409)\u2014Clear, | soning aops and healing ns, south.says a noted skin specialist.Thin; Pointe Escuminac (466)\u2014Clear, i south.In 6:20 a.m.steamer .ulphur Preparation.made Into à pleasant cold cream, gies such a quick relief, even to fi-ry eczema.that nothing has sver been found to take its place.Because of its germ destroying properties, It quickly subdues the itching, cools the irritation and heals the eczema night up, leaving a clear smooth skin in place of ugly eruptions, rash.pimples or rough.Bersimis\u2014Ciear, calm .Pentecote-\u2014Out 1 p.m., Labrador.Pointe des Monta (220)\u2014Cloudy, southwest.In ¢ a.m.Guide.West Point (332)\u2014Clear, strong south.Southwest Point strong southeast, South Point (421)\u2014Clear, (366)\u2014Clear, light nems.You do not have to walt for im- proverment.It quickly shows, You can get a little jar of Mentho-Sul- phur at any drug store.| MAN MAGHINE bUN 15 TESTED Heath Point (444)\u2014Cloudy, light southeast, Money Point (546)-\u2014Cloudy, south Point Tupper (581)\u2014Clear, calm.In 10 am., Berlin.Cape Ray (585)\u2014Cloudy, strong Flat Point (592)\u2014Hazy, light variable.In yesterday 10 p.Wahana and Millpool.Out yest day 2 p.m., Geflon.Out yesterday 8:30 p.m., Mapledawn.Cape Race (835)\u2014Clear, cast.north- Montreal to Quebec.Cher & S'mpton, Qher* S'mpton | & Bremen.«Montreal S'mpton & Am.i .Ons'ewn & Liv'pl, , bie Hal Have | ly, Hetlngne Rotterdam.| Viverpant adierraneun : .verpeool | Qns'twn & (hit + Cher & S'mpton.V.Ply, Cher & Ant.Montreal.S'npton & .Antwerp, 13 Emp.France.Quebec.Cher, S'mpron .Hamburg.« Cher.& S'mpton.Moville & Gis' qu.New York visiting New be able to obtain the \u201cChronicle\u201d at News Stand, Canadian Pacific Railway Building, Madison, 43rd.and 44th Strests, and aleo at Hotaling's News Agency, Times £quare.CHES Canadians York will Keep Your Feet Off Your Mind tients can be treated at their residence.Prof.P.1.Berridge Chiropodiat.| Phone 8663 | 170 #e.John st.: Maytsxmon.th.tf don.GK, Vercheres, Gi PI .Rotterdam Cher.& &! 3 el.f'mpton fAnt Qna'twn & Liv'pl.oreo Naples ktrence | ap! \"Noe hee Kvespaol a avre.a gon Ÿ Movilte & (las Montreal.Liverpno! Queen & Lévy.À a mpton + Boulogne & y Rotterdam re verpoo! Lis Cher.& S'mpton.Quebee.Ce, Sripian .Hamburg Y.Vigo & Bordeaux on Qua\u2018twn & Liv'pl.+ Cher, S'mpton.& Rremen, Plymouth & Havre Jarremt Glasgmy 10 Vfanses Mantre ! versool NOTE-Pessengers may embark Mon treal steamers at Quehee by tender, Tongue Points (134)\u2014Cloudy, east.In 9:30 a.m., coal barge No.\u20ac.In 9:60 am.Canadian Runner; 10:38 a.m., Napoleon Il.and tow; 1:45 p.m., C18.Detector.Cap 8t.Michel (125)\u2014Clear, east.Out 12:40 p.m.Sin Mac and tow; 2:10 p.m., John Rugee.Remarkable Weapon Can Fire 400-700 Rounds Per Minute \u2014 Belimouth (110)\u2014Clear, north-| The British War Office have re, east.In 1:16 p.m.tuE Jeannette |centiy been testing a remarkalle and tow.machine gun which Is so light that it can easily be carried by one man slung over hie shoulder in much the same way ax an ordinary rifle.This weapon is capable of firing frem 400 to 700 rounds per minutes according to the strength of the spring used.The weight, complete with mounting, ie only 16 1-2 lbs, and the Inventor claims that there is no poesibility of the cartridge becoming jammed In the gun.Tabrica_ tion of the mechanism 8 not necessary and the heat of the barrel does not affect the \u2014\u2018orking in any way: in fact the gun will continue firing even though the harrel gete red hnt, When the cartridge Is fired ga» passes through an aperturs In the barrel into a cylinder and forces al \u2018piston backwarde, thus operating a spring which brings another car ridge from the magazine into place.\u2018 ! THE CHURCH'S GREATEST JOKE, The Simple Bage.being In « mood | for argument, asked: \u201cBut shall we, husbands really loze anything be.\u2018ause our brides are no longer asked to pledge themselves at the altar Borel (100)~=Clear.northeast.Out 2 p.m.Glenarm; Spray and tow left here 12:46 p.m.Three Rivers (¢8)\u2014Cloudy, caim.Hydroplane left hers 3:11 p.m.hound Quebec, Pointe Citrouille (88)-\u2014Cloudy, caim.In 1:68 p.m.steam barge JAW.Foilette; 2:20 pm.Olendowan; 2:50 p.m.C.G.8.shamrock and C.Portneuf (31 )1=\u2014=Clear, calm.Out 2:40 p.m.Gerald and tow.Hridue (6)\u2014Cloudy, east, In 8:40 p.m., Grainton.SHIPPING NOTES.Canadian The Pacific steamer B, keeptrg liver active dy the use of Dr.Chase's Kidney Ldver Pills you have no troub from constipation, indigestion, to ohey us?dj Chases | And Samuel.lres cynical than RADIO TELEPHONY MORE THAN FAD Only Part Of Great Audience Has A Choice Of Entertainment Radio telephony has been called a crase, and perhaps not inaptly.f(t ia, however something more than a passing fad, to be discarded wheu the enthusiasm has waned.The man or the woman who i» free tu leave his home to hear concert, lecture or sermon or to ase play or moving picture, will listen in only when a particular program or lec, ture appeals to him.Only a part of the great radio audience has à choice of entertainment.In remote and thinly populated districts people are growing more and more to depend upon the broadcasting tation for their enter- teinment.The farming communi, tiem alone will give pérmansency io radio broadcasting, even though the whole art of radlo should never move beyond ita present elemental state.\u2018There is another and very large radio audience that will demand a continuance of radio programs.Men and women who are prevented ly illness or age from leaving their homes and who must depend upon: friends and books for their relic!) from the monotony of the same\u2019 room and the same daily rouiine, these have found radio a boon and blessing.The Invalid who has been in the same rovm for weeks, months and even years, can pui on à pair of head phones and In a trice be car- tied on the magic carpet to distant places.He hears a station cali that comes from Schenectady, N.Y., or Pituburgh, Pa.or Detroit, Mich.Springfield, Mass.He hears de- lghiful music, readings, instrumental and vocal music, readings, ad, dresses by famous men, news, crops repor:s and for a little time at least he is in à new world.WGY, the radio broadcasting sta- tlon of the General Electric Co., daily receives letters from appreciative listeners from almost every part of the United States, occasionally from \u2018distant Mexico or the |s- lands of the Carribean, often from Eastern Canada and sometimes from radio operators aboard ships, hun_ dreds of miles off the Atlantic sea- const.A woodeman far back from civill- sation writes that the nights arc never lonely when he can plck up WGY and hear music and speech from Échenectady; an Invalld who has lived in the same room for years tells how the dreaded night has been turned Into the happiest time for her.A patient in a tuberculosis sanitarium relates how & new interest has been brought Into many lives.While waiting for sun, fresh air and good food to heal, these people ait and talk all day about the concert of the night before and anticipate the program of the next evening, Recently, Warden Charles C.Clarke, of the New Hampshire rate prison wrote that he is getting WGY every night and that the prisoners are enjoying the music.The superintendent of a county asylum and poor farm in Wisconsin adds his thanks and the thanks of the people in his charge, for the programs which are broadcast by WGY.None, however, Is mors appreciative of the boon of wireless than the blind.Many letters have come to the General Electric station at Schenectady, N.Y.from those who are sightless, some of them in that condition since birth.Two million people in the United States canot speak English; and they seem to all uss the telephone.\u2014-Janesville Gazette.WARNING! 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$120.70 $124.50 are good for stopover, Stop at Jasper Park Lodge\u2014 June 15th -Sept 15th Opened this year under Canadian National Railways Hotel Man Comforts of home in the wilde of the Canadian ent ockies surely shall lose \u201che one good joke that ever reecived the solemn mane, tion of the Church.| (rg a LI TY replied, mournfully: \"We For full information apply to City Ticket Office, 10 Ste.Anne Street, Tel.530, or to any agent of the Classified Advts.WANTED.MAKE MONEY AT HOME~-§15 te $80 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us.No canvassing.We instruct and supply you with work.West-Angus Showcard Service.26 Colborne Bidg., Toronto.Sept.1xt£ tr tet TO LEFT meme rer SUMMER COTTAGE TO LET.TO LET\u2014For the summer months at Beiachatel, a furnished cottage, beautifully situated, containing eight room and all modern conveniences such as hot and cold water, electricity, and telephone, if desired.Immediate possession.Apply to P.W.Dugal, 271 St Joseph St, phone 1619, May81x4 rar rt GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT, with nice grounds, in Ste.Foye Parish, off the main road.Autobus to city every few hours.Modern conveniences, eight rooms and kitchen, For full particulars phone 136 ring 13.May30.Junel 3x8 \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014 TO LET\u2014House to let, seven rooms, extension kitchen and garage.Fi minutes walk from Bt.Cathar.Ine\u2019s Station.Furnished or unfurnished.Apply to P.J.Bowles, St.Catharine's Station.May30xtu.th.x3 TO LET\u2014A splendid room to let near the Chateau Frontenac.Immediate posscasion.Apply to $ Haldimand Street, phone 2346-2030J.Junelxs DWELLING TO LET\u2014For summer months or for year, at College, Heauport, 2 minutes from the station, à flat containing 7 rooms and bathroom; a new house with modern improvements.Furnace, electric light, covered verandah, vegetable cellar, ete, Apply to Dr.A.Dion, 24 Palace Hill, phone 2153.May3ixs ROOM TO LET\u2014for a single gentleman in a private English speaking family\u2014no children\u2014ecen- venient for St.Roch's or Upper Town: ears pass the house.10 Bt Augustin, corner Cote d'Abraham.May31x6 TO LET\u2014Furnished room to Jet, for a lady, at 18 Mount Carmel, Cape.May3ox3 TO RENT\u2014For summer, furnished flat, seven rooms.nicely situated near Maple Ave.from June 15th.to Sept.16th., for $75.00 a month.Apply P.O.Box 68.May24x8 TO LET.\u2014Furnished Room, central locality, Upper Town, at 10 St.Ursule Street.Phone 5235W, May 13x1m.\u201cCentral\u201d Rooming House, $% St John 8t., City, phone 2588J.Modern suites, parlors, rooms, furnished, House has been recently repaired.Gas and electric stoves, Hot water.Also 31 Couillard and 12 McMahon streets.Apply to Mra.Cormier, 9% 8t.John Bt, May31xs MISCELLANEOUS, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC BUREAU 72 Mountain Hill Engilsh and French corre All kind of spomtence.Typewriting work done.Satisfaction guaranteed.lates very reawonable.May17x1m A REAL, GOOD BARGAIN, \u2014 First seven hundred dollars cash buys that beautiful 3-passenger Bemi-Coupe car, :n first class condition, owned Ly the McClure Optical Co.Apply J.A.McClure, 109 &t.John St.Quebe:.may2Tz7 BECOME A DETECTIVE \u2014 Big salaries.Travel everywhere.Experience unnecessary.Exceptional opportunity.For details write to \u201cFidelity Detective Bystem\u201d (Dept 8), 1.0, Box 240, Montreal, Canada.May24x13 IADIES® AND GENTLEMEN'S goif suits, sport clothes, white flannel trousers and hats cleaned.Pfeifter's, 4 McMahon st.Phones 623- 524, may237x6 STRAW HAT SEASON AP- PRUACHING.The beat place in town to have them cleaned, blocked.Pfeitfer's, 4 McMahon 8, Phones 523-624, may3Txé LET U8 HELP YOU OUT AT this season by sending for your bhiankets, feather pillows, lace curtains or portieres to clean.Pfaifter's.4 McMahon St.Phones 623- 624.may27xe ott.SUMMER BOARD.SUMMER BOARD \u2014 Operating American Tea Room.Unobstructed view of St.Lawrence River, excei- lent bathing.Tenting privilege for auto parties.Excellent meals.Moderate prices.For further particulars write or lelephone RIVER.VIEW FARMS, PORTNEUF VILLAGE.P.Q.PERSONAL.MARRY \u2014For speedy marriage, absolutely the best, largest in the country, established 10 years; thousands wealthy merchants, both sexes, wishing early marriage; confidential, description free.The Olé Relinble Club, Mrs.Wrubel, Box 26, Oakland, Calif.Maytzim.STYLE, FIT WORKMANSHIP ORDER YOUR OLOTIKS \u2014 PON cm\u2014\u2014 S.J.BURKE MERCHANT TAYLOR 187 #T.JOHN STREET \u2018Phone T8i-w fam = 0 ec Quebec Leading Newspaper GRATIFIED AT CANADN'S ACTION Several Of New York Papers Claim Declination Refieots \"N.Y.Point Of View (By Canadian Press.) New York, May 31\u20148everal of the New York newspapers to-day express gratification at the: action of the Canadian Government dn declining to negotiate @ Bt.lawrence waterway treaty at the prevent time.They reflect the New York point of view, which has besn conaistently opposed to the projected deep water route from the Great Lakes to the sea.The Tribune remarks that Canada's declination \u201cwill be a painful surprise to those eupport- ers of the international canal project who' have assumed that the little or nothing entered into the scheme except an appeal to the jocad pride of certain lake cities nnxfous to figure ae proud possessors of ocean terminals and sn ocean front.\u201d After declaring that many considerations, both economic and politl- cal should be carefully examined be- tore a huge sum i» spent for water facilities which may in the end \u201cprove more ornamental than useful.\u201d The paper adds: The Canadian Government thinks it better to go slow, thereby set- \u2018ting a good example to Washington.There are other projects of more immediate urgency and of greater benefit to the _ United States than a St.Lawrence canal.\u201d The Times, after repeating many arguments against the pro- Ject that have previously been advanced by its New York opponents, declares that through Canada's action \u201ctime has been guined for sober second thought about the imemational waterways.\u201d \u201cIf the waterway can bs proved |, to be favorable and profitable, it le bound to come,\u201d declared the Times, \"but the honest doubters must de shown.\u201d DROTHERAOOD 0 AY.TANNMEN President Lee Was Re-Elect- + od At Yesterdays Sitting Of Toronto Convention Toronte, May 81-\u2014President W.G.Lee, of the Brotherhood of Raîtrosd Teainmen, was re-elected at today's sitting of the coavention, defeating Val.Fitspatrick and A.F.Whitney, Vice-President, who aspired to the higher office.W.N.Doak, Vice- President, was elected Senior Vioce- President in succession ¢p Me, Fitspatrick.T.R.Dodge, Assistant to the President: A.E.King, General Recretery and Treasurer and Daniel 1, Cease, Editor and Manager, were re-efected by acclamation.President Lee's re-slectidn by a substantial majority is regarded as a vindication of his offictal acts during ¢he past three years.He has taken an active part in every wage movement undertaken by trainmen and yardmen in the past thirty years and has been an officer of the organization uninterruptedly for 27 years.Mr.Dodge hee held office for a similar period.Secretary King was elected to office at the convention held in Toronto in 1897.Mr.Cease in the oldest editor in the transportation fleld.having held the post for the past 31 years without opposition.Me.Doak is the youngest of the officers elected today.He is described an en aggressive officer who han had wide experience in executive and general administration work.Messra.Lee, Dodge, King and Cease are Cleveland men, while Mr.Doak conres trom Washington, D.C.BRUTALITY TO À CANADIAN Charged In Complaint Made To Police Authorities At Washington (By Canadian Press) Washington, D.C., May 31.\u2014Rpu- tal treatment of Louls W.Moore, a Canadian subject and former soldier of the Canadian Army in France, now a student at Riise Electrical School here, is charged In a complaint made today to police authorities and the District of Columbia Commissioners, | Moore was blackjacked and badly beaten hy three policemen because he expressed resentment that they refused to give a seat to a young lady in a crowded street ear, the complaints allege.The Canadian is twenty four years of age and is from St John, N.B.Louis W.DBliss, President of the school, declares that Moore was treated with shocking brutality and he has called the attention of the British Embassy to the case.Thus far the Xmbassy has done nothing.President Bliss ed the affair an \u201coutrage\u201d and has personally hired atlorneys to prosecute onarges + against Che police.FULLY APPROVES OF GERMAN REPLY Reparations Comm.Definitely Decides To Grant Provisiona! Moratorium Panis, May 31\u2014The Reparations mdasion to-night fully approved the German Reply to Ke ultimatum and definitely decided to grant Qermany e provisional moratorium for the year 1923, The text of the Commiasion\u2019s letter 20 Chancellor Wirth and also its decision were imued about midnight, after the Commiesion * had tramed them at a session lasting many hours.The decision was unanimous, the French delegate joining in it, despite the report of opposition from a section of the Chamber, which caused deep concern in Commission circles during the day.The actton taken by the German Government to put its finances on a sound basie and edminate as much a8 poawible the wholesale printing of paper money constitutes ''z sertous effort to mest the commiasion\u2019s requirements\u2019 the decision says.Regret is expressed, however, that Germany did not begin at an earMer date steps in this direction.In îts letter to Chencellor Wirth the Commission states that in view of the importance of an immediate decision upon the question of post- ponsment of payments the Comm!s- won felt justified in taking prompt action, notwithstanding the fact that on several points Germany's answer requices further elucidation.The Commission informe the German Chancellor.that these matters will be dealt with In another ocom- munication in the near future, but st te indicated that these matters are of minor importance and will have no effect on the present decision.In making the decision to grant oartinl postponement of payments in 1922, beginning June 1, the Commission says: \u2014 The Commission recalls that the postponement now confirmed re- maine lable to be cancelled at any time in accordance wih its previous decision if the Commission {= subsequently satisfied that Germany has failed to carry out the conditions laid down.\u2018The Commission further reserves Us Tight to cancel postponement if at any ttme it becomes dissatisfied with the progress made in the set- tiement of matters still outsanding, or faîting to carry through the arrangement in regard to the floating debt specified in the chancellor's letter of May 28 or because of inability to obtain the amsistance of & foreign toun, Germany does not make alternative arrangements satiefectory to the Commiusion for dealing with the budget deficit and the floating debt.The decision of the Commission will be communicated to the members of tire International Bankers\u2019 Committes to-morrow morning and the committee i» expected to begin the actual work of organizing a loan At its session in the afternoon, provided none of the members is out of agreement with the Commission's decision.In reparations circles it is said that 4he bankers will approve tully the Commission's action, and the view {8 expressed that a loan of more than 1,000,000,000 will be arranged within the next few weeks.Voto of Confidence Bertin, May 31\u2014The Reichstag today rejected a vote of no confidence in the Government for ignoc- ing ¢the Reichstag regarding the Reparations negotiations.The non- confidence vote was moved by the Nattonetint Party which, with the Communists, supported the resolution.After confidence had thus been virtually voted fn the Gevernment on this question the Reichstag ad- fourned ntil June 13.COVERNMENT AND LABOR UNIONS Does Not Distinguish Between Organized And Unorganized Labors (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, May 31\u2014The attitude of the Government (owarde Labor Unions was the subject of à statement by the Minister of Labor in the House of Commons this after noon, in reply to George Parent, Quebec Went.\u201cThe Government does not die tinguish betweon organimed and unorganised labor as between different branches of organized labor\", stated Hon.Jamea Murdock.Myr.Parent asked further how many labor unions existed In thie country and was informed that the number of local trade union Wranches reported for the calendar your year 1931 was 2,468.BEAUVAIS TO COMPRTE IN \u201cSANDBAG CONTEST.\" Three Rivers.Que., May 31\u2014Fre4 K.Beauvais, the famoug Indian guide and co-respondent in the Stillman case, has decided to participate In the \u201csandbag contest\u201d organised by Ie Nouvelliste to be held on July ist, which consiste in carrying a 300-pound sandbag on his shoulders.Twenty other famous \u201c\u2018portageux\u201d of the 8t.Maurice Vai- dey wiil take part in this contest.~ VERSAILLES PACT BLY DEFENDED BY LLOYD GEORGE Outlined Reparations Situation In House Of Commons Yesterday PRAISED GERMAN STAND British Policy Same As That Pursued After Waterloo Towards France London, May 31\u2014With Germany undefiant, Premier Lloyd George had planned to make a brief sinte- ment on Reparations Im the House of Commons this afternoon but when John Robert Clynes, Labor Member, opened the debate and attributed the present difficulties to the Government's election pledges of 1918, the Prime Minister launched into a lengthy defence of the Reparations Commission and the treaty vf Versailles.Mr.Lloyd George praised the German attitude towards the Reparations Commission and indicated that so long as she was not defiant Germany could count on Britain's sympathy and understanding of the difficylties involved in meeting the treaty conditions.He declared, however, that there was no cause tor disagreement between France and England, for should Germany refuse to attempt to fulfill the Commission's proposals, Great Dritain\u2018s place would be at the side of the Versailles signatories, despite the misrepresentations which were being made.Great Britain believed in the traditional policy of moderstion and fuifiliment.continued the Prime Minister, and a save warning that isolated action bn\u2019 (Ne par: of any one of the Allies would be disastrous to the Ententé between them.\u201cIt is the policy pursued after Waterloo toward France, when Prussia and Russia and the other victors urged that France be trampled,\u201d mid Mr, Lloyd George.\u201cThe Government in that day refused to countenance such à policy: we are pursuing the same course.But if she should say \u2018this treaty we de- éline to carry out\u2019 it would be different.A German policy of non- tulfilment would be & policy of im- | mediate disaster.\u201cIt Le not à question of France act- ag alone, if there is detignce of the Versailles treaty.We are aigna- tories to thet tresty which the House of Commons ratified.We are.committed to it.In spite of all misrepresentations we still shall stand for the policy of moderation and fulfilment.\u201d The Prime Minister concluded by saying that the circumstances which had arizen rendered it unnecessary to refer to any discussions of recent weeks and he hoped it would be unnecessary to resume those discussions and enter into the question of the effect of Isolated action, declaring:\u2014\" All I would say would be that 1 agree that any isolated action on the part of any of the Allies would be disastrous to the enteate between them.\u201d Prime Minister Lloyd Qeorge outlining the reparations situation in the House, defended the treaty of Versailles and said all he asked was that its critics state the facts fairly.He said there was no doubt that \"there was one fact that worked {agninst the proper bmlance of the Reparations Commission as well as of the League of Natlons\u2014the attl- tude of the United Blates.He mid that when the treaty was signed it was assumed that the United States would be represented on the Reparations Commission and in the League of Nations.The United States was the only country without claims with respects to reparations, he said, and she was not affected by the reparations settlement.Thersfore the United States was strictly impartial, was friendly with Germany, friendly with France, friendly with Italy and Great Britain and was also concerned with international trade.Therefore, he declared, the United States was concerned with seeing that Reparations were not driven to the extreme of upretting the balance of world trade.\u2018No doubt the absence of the United States from the machinery of the treaty of Versallles,\u201d said Mr.Lloyd George\u2019 has diéturbed (te equipoise; has made the machine lets effective and made It work with less precision.1 will not say it haa made the mechine work with more injustice but it has created friction which would not have existed if the United Btates had been present either in the League or on the Reparations Commission.\u201cFor the renment ail I will say ie that there 19 no cause for disagreement between France and England.All the reports of the Reparations tribunal indicate that an arrangement will be arrived at which win be acceptable to the dedtor country us well as to the creditors\u2019 Discussing the question of war debts, the Prime Minister eaid it was impreaihle to contemplate the proposal that Great Britain should forego all her claims against the Alllss without any remission of what Great Britain owed.\u201cThe German Reparations,\u201d ne added, the debt due to this country, le £3,000,000,000, while we owe about £1,000,000,000.Is the proposal that we should forge the whole sum without the remission of what we owe?We are perfectly 1 Quebec QUEBEC, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922.LO.D.E, ADOPT À CONSTITUTION New Laws To Be In Force For Test Period Of Five Years «By Beatrice Green, Can.Press Cor.) Vancouver, B.C.May 31\u2014Adopt- ton by a vote of 423 to 200 of & new constitution for a test period of five years, tending to promote more ef- ticient operation of the machinery pf the Order; approval of the disagreement policy adopted at \u2018the Washington Conference and a short discussion which developed practl- cal unanimity of opinion among the delegates as thie need uf a system of selective immigration, featured today's sessions of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire convention here.One of the most Important ohang- es in the constitution le à clause making it possible for the office of National President to be filled by other than a resident of Toronto.The new constitution differs from the old, also accordigg to the report of Mrs.A.W.McDougall, convener of the committes in that: 1\u2014It embodies incorporation of Chapters.2.\u2014It refrains from any further reference to the Imperial Chapter than Is warranted by charters, as the organization of .an Imperial Chapter could be granted only by an act of the Lritish Parliament, 3\u2014Refrains from further mention of granting of charters to other national chapters than authorized in the act of incorporation.4\u2014Provides for a full use of chapters\u2019 powers to make laws for management of their own business.5\u2014Provides representation to all $200,000.FOR PAVING WORKS Contracts Were Awarded At Meeting Of Roads Committee Last Night At a meeting of the Civic Reads Committee which started at eight o'clock last night and adjourned shortly before one .o'clock this morning the contracts were awarded for tiie paving of the local streets.It ia estimated that the contracts awarded will aggregate a sum of $200,000.and as the city has $2684.- 000, for paving work, there will be a reserve of $84,000.The contracts were awarded as follows to the lowest tenderer In each instance:\u2014flt.Marie street.in concrete, 1.Bilodeau, 32.11 per square yard: Marchand street, in granite blocks, I, Bilodeau, $5.19; Turnbull Avenue, In granite blacks, I.Bllodeau, $3 Deligny street, in concrete, I.Bilodeau, $2.11: D'Artiany, in concrete, ].Bilodeau, $3.11; Belvedere Road, in warrenite, Domindon Paving Co, 93.74: Garneau sirest, warrenite, Dominbon Paving Co., $2.30; Hebert street, warrenits, Dominton Paving Co, 82.36; St.Monique, warrenite.Dominion Paving Co., $2.30; Laval street, warrenite, Dominion Paving Co., $3.30: Des Fosses street.asphalt, Madden & Murphy, $2.90; Fleurie street, as- phat, Madden & Murphy.$3.47; Charest street.asphalt, Madden & Murphy, $3.47: @t.Francois strest, asphalt, Madden & Murphy, $2.85: Bayard street, asphalt, Madden & Murphy, $23.55; St.Ambroise street, asphalt, Madden & Murphy, $3.50; Falardeau street, asphalt, Madden & Murphy, 82.50: Jumonville street, asphalt, Madden & Murphy, $3.52; Carillon street, asphalt, Madden & Murphy, $3.82; Ste.Therese street, Provinces on the national executive.&\u2014Preserves to the national Chapter its right to elect, but under a system of proportional representation to all Provinces.T\u2014Alters system of nomination for the National Execullve by giving Provincial Chapters the privilege of electing nominees on a proportional basis.8\u2014Enlarges the powers of the National Executive in proposing amend ments.9\u2014Grants full measure of autonomy to Provincial Chapters in approaching Provincial governments.10\u2014Places & check upon enactment of hasty legislation by requiring a year's notice of motion to the National Chapter for amendments to the constitution.FOREST FIRES a ILL BURNING At Several Points Along The G.T.P.East Of Prince George \u2014 Prince George, B.C., May 31.\u2014The forest fires are still burning at several points along the lines of the Grand Trunk Pacific to the sast of this city.The fires are particularly In the vicinity of Bkilly, Willow river and Newlands, New fires are also reported at Longworth and i1 the vicinity of Dome Creek.All of the timber on the north side of Eagle Lake ls reported to have heen destroyed.There was a strong wind all day yesterday and it carried the fire to the tops of the trees, causing it to travel very fast.Prince Rupert, B.C, May 31.\u2014 Forest fires were still raging along a HYires-mile strip on the Nkeena river between Hazelton and Quesnel, according to fragmentary reports today.Dry weather is continuing and the situation is becoming serious in the north country.Fire Is raging on the two sides of Hatelton, SHOT GIRL AFTER BHE REFUSED HIM.Toronto, May 31\u2014-Rementing the refusal of Annie Wienmarien, aged 23, to become his bride, Sam Durfer, aged 29, stepped up behind the young woman in a shoe store in which she was working to-day.and shot her in the back of the head with a 22.eallbre revolver.Then he turned the revolver to his own head and killed himself.The wounded girl may recover.Relatives of the pair say they had been keeping company for some time.Burger boarded at the home of Mies Wienganten's brother, pr tr willing to enter into any international discussion with a view to obliterating the whole of the war debte provided we receive benefit equaî to that which we are prepared to confer.We have an Interest he- yond that of creditor.We have an interest of great Internationa) trader.\u201d .Mr.Lloyd George sald he was giad the German (overnmen: had made » real attempt to meet the requirements of the Reparations Commission.He believed the Germans were doing their heat to fulfill the treaty.hut declared that.if a future: government should realist the treaty and refuse © carry nu! iis provisions France would not he left alone to execute Its provisions, \u201cWe have stood for a polley of moderation and restraint,\u201d he added, \u201cand for consideration of the diffieultier of Germany (herehy rendering ourselves liable \u2018n deal ®ith misrepresentation In France.\u201cNotwithatandinæ, we are pureu- Ing the traditional policy of this jasphalt, Madden & Murphy, $3.52; \u2018Third Street, asphalt, \u2018 Madden & | Murphy, $3.52; 13th Street, concre- 1te.T.Rousseau, $2.20; Rixth street, | concrete, T.Rousweau.$2.20: Royal Rousilion, concrete.T.Rousweau, $2.24: Q.A.A.street.concrete, I.Kilodeau, 3241; Dosquet street.concrete, I.Bilodeuu, $1.89; Laurier Avenue, concrete.A, Demers.$2.00; Roc Amadour s\u2018reet, concrete T.Rousseau.$2.24; nue, concrete, T.Rounmmeau, $2.48.The work on a number of the above streets will not be started right away, but will be suspended until have been carried cut =o as to avold on.Tenders For Garbage Service On motion of Ald.Temage Rt decided to call for tenders for garbage service in Upper Town and in period of five years it would be pos- Town and for about $5.or $5.50 in Upper Town.A delegation of rate-payers on Cremagie street wasted on the committee asking that paved.It was decided to do aome- ment.A delegation of the Quebec Bulldcommittee urging that providing for sanitary nlumbing be put through.It wan decided to do #0 after certain provisions which are ultra vires have heen deleted.The Bhell Oil Company aplied to instal a plant at St, Malo.but the representatives of Et.Sauveur Ward objected æo strongly that the oity will try and secure another site for the company.A request from the citizens committee of St.Francois d'Assize nak- ing for amendmenta to the building hy law was referred to the Ry.law Committee.R wan suggested that a laboratory be inmalied at the City Hall In connertton with the Public Works Department.The matter was left in the hands of Chairman Martin who will find out the cost of the ins tallation.It wan resolved to accept a gua- rantes police from the firm of Barbeau & Cie and to return a cash œuarantee held on certain paving work.On motion of Ald.Drolet, Alex.Grender was appointed assistant roads foreman In 8t.Sauveur and inspector of acaffoldings.At the request of Ald.Pertrand a resolution was passed asking he City Council to notify the Quebec Rafiway Company that If the exten- slons to Ka lines in Belvedere and Limofiou wards are not made with- In three months the fares will be reduced to five cents.The building of & municipal oa.rage on Dorchester street was deferred as it was considered chat che prices were too high.On motion of Ald.Dessurault & wan denided to make an estimate of \u201c1° cont of removing Jacques Cartier mairket from Ke present site, and fitting K up at the foot of Crown street.The claims of the firm of Joseph & Co.and other Arma for damages cauved by flooding when the oy water pipes blocked last spring, wees loft over for further mudy.\u2014 HON, MR.ARMSTRONG KNOWS NOTHING OF BLROTIONS.Sydney, NA, May 31 \u2014 \u201cThat's what you call a clothes line dea.patch,\u201d mid Hon.B.KH.Armstrong Wughingly, when shown an Ottawa Special to a Halifax newspaper declaring that the presence in the Federal Capital of Hon, George Murray, Hon.R.Q.Reasley and Hon.R.B.Finn, forecasts an early election in Nova Scotia.\u201cThere is adeolutely no truth in the report so far as I know,\" declared the Minister of Mines, who in here attending the sessions of country.\u201d en the Mining Society.MINE OWNER PUT Hougainville Ave-: certain urgent waterworks tures will be flashed on the screen cutting up the new pavements later 2ddition to securing views of most Lower Town.Ald.Lesage said that | by giving an exclusive contract for à sible to get the service for about 33.50 per dwelling a year in Lower the street de thing this year to improve the pave- era Amsociation alwo walted on the the by-daw Chronicle END TO IS LIFE Was In Bed Following Few Days Iliness, At Time Of Suicide (By Canadian Pres) .New Glasgow, N.8., May 31.\u2014Mal- colm Beaton, aged about §§, widely known in Nova Scotia as a mine owner and manager, shot himself at his home hers this afternoon, dying almost instantly, He was jin bed, following a few days\u2019 iliness.Hearing the shot, his son Lester rushed to the room to find hia father gasp- !inæ out his last breath.A verdict of \u201cdeath resulting from a revolver In his own hands\u2019 was given out by a Coroner's Jury.+ During the war Mr, Beaton developed and was part owner of the Greenwood coal mine, Pictou County.He later sold out his Intercais and recently had been operating Port Hood mine in Cape Breton.He had been connected with other Nova Bcotia mines.A widow and four children survive.QUEBEC SCENES IN THE MOVIES\u201d Laurentide Film Company Taking Pictures Which Will Be Shown At Empire \u2018The ancient city of Quebec with Hs beautiful scenery, picturesque and historical buildings end up-to- date Police and Fire Departments will be advertined far and wide, through the efforts of the Laurentide Film Company, which has a small staff of employees In this clty at present to take moving ple.[ bern of different scenes which are being enacted dally for the benefit of the camera.Local movie-goers will have an apportunity of withessing Quebec in the moviea at the Empire Thes- , tre, starting Sunday, when the pic- for the first public screening.In 1 of the really beautiful local scenery | an attempt was made to catch something of the civic lite, and with this end in view a demonstra.{tion was arranged to be given by | the Fire Department, while a little later a parade of the local con- atabulery was held, Bome twenty pieces of the fire fighting equipment was mustered under the direction of Fire Chief Donnelly, ajded by Deputy Chiefs McManus and Belanger at the se.Tools Gate, and at @ ziven aignal | rushea up Grande Allse to be \u201cshot\u201d hy the cameraman.When this was completed, about one hundred men of the Police Department, under Chief Trude) and Deputy Chief Rigaouette, were photographed while on parade.were taken Reveral other scenes during the course of the day ang along with mary others ; these which will he enacted to-day and to-morrow will he screened for the \u2014\u2014 {MOTORISTS COMPLAIN ABOUT BAD ROADS Highway To Lake Beauport In Very Deplorable Condition \u2014Claims For Damages | i Automobile owners are complain | Ing bitterly over the condition of the road leading to Jake Beauport.From the city to about one nile north of Charlesbourg Church, the {road is excellent, but from there on it is in a very bad state and is a positive danger for motoring.Several actions have already been | taken by motorists who claim their cara were damaged and It is understood there are many more to come.The muncipality of the Parish of Charlesbourg han put up a placard | s\u2018ating thet It will not be responsible for accidents, and this shows that the dangerous condition of the road is fully realised.There are three municipalities interested in the bad section of highway leading to Lake Beauport, the municipality of the Village of Charlesbourg, the municipality of Notre Dames des Lourentides and | the municipality of Lake Beauport, 46 YEAR OLD WIDOW COMMITTED SUICIDE Toronto, May 31-\u2014Missing from since last nigit the body of Mre Caavie Rice, aged 45, a widow who lived with her brother James H, Chase, number 4 Hendr&h Avenue, wan found floating in the lake at the foot of Dowing Avenue, this morning.The body was removed to the morgue.A note left by Mra.Rice on the shore stated she had been driven ¢o take her life, \u201cShe was worried about a house she bought in Runnymede\u201d, stated Mr, Chase.GOVERNMENT MOTION CARRIED london, May 31\u2014The Government's motion for the Whitsuntide adjournment qf the Mouse of Commons until June 13, was carried in the House this alterncon by a vote of 207 to 89.- Best Advertising ' Medium in the City = Bovril, your meat pies.and \u201c aspics.\u201d BOVRIL-\u2014the Summer Nourisher However light your food, you are sure of being well nourished if you take plenty of Bovril contains the goodness of the beef.Add a spoonful of Bovril to all cold dishes a rich savouriness.Use Bovril with a little gelatine dissclved in it as a savoury jelly for meat shapes, jellied \u2018salads, It imparts to |BOVRIL | LONC MEL S TELEPHONE They what they are the necessities of to-day.towns and on farms want about.Want read about The standards of living for the average family in Canada grow higher each year.The luxuries of yesterday People in the smaller the newer things they read | Dry Goods Stores, Grocers.Shoe, Hardware and Paint Stores, in the smaller towns, all find they can show the newest things by carrying small stocks of them and re-ordering by Long Distance.The jobber or manufacturer\u2019s warehouse is at their elbow \u2014 their order departments are alert for telephone trade! Shipments are often made the same day.Up-to-dateness of merchandise is no longer confined to the big city stores \u2014 and large sums are not locked up in stock.Try it.Have a big store in a small town.\u201cUse the Bell to Sell\u201d \u2014 and to Buy.Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station L.BELCOURT, Manager FATHER DELORM T0 FAGE CHARGE Understood Insanity Plea Wiil Be Entered On His Behalf In Montreal Montreal, May 31\u2014Father Adelard Delorme will have to face a murder charge at the coming June term of the Court of King's Bench.He is accused of killing his halt brother, Raoul Delorme, on Jan.¢ last.The announcement was made today at the Court House.It in \u2018understood that attorneys for Father Delorme will enter an insanity plea on behalf of the priest.| The cane against Father Delorme will be prosecuted by J.C.Walsh, K.C,, Crown Prosecutor for the Montreal district.Should an insanity plea be entered by the lawyers for the accused it la stated ENTIRE TRAIN CREW WAS ASPHYIATED Bourg-en-Vresse, France, May 31.\u2014An entire train crew of seven men running a freight train hauled by two engines, was found dead from asphyxiation In and alongside the engines in a tunnel near Bourg last evening.The freight had been held up by the derailment of two care.The men were found hy the crew of another freight train that emash- ed into the rear of the stalled train, unable to stop although the crew caught in the tunnel had set the danger signal, The men who were killed by the coal gas fumes from the engines, apparently had been working for some time trying to get the derailed cars back on to the track and collapsed while at their tasks.HON.J.SUTHERLAND DEAD.Winnipeg, May 31\u2014Mon.John Sutherland, aged 84, one of the ploneers of the Kiidenan district, and a former member and leader of the Opposition in the Manitoba Legisiature, died today.that the Crown will oppose the plea.At all events it In very prob.| able that\u2019 the Crown will have a commission of eileniste appointed | to examine the priest.Iawyers for thn accused affirm that he in mentally deficient.They endeavored at the preliminary hearing to have the plea of inaan- My accepted.but the presiding magistrates held that ## was not the proper time to enter the plea.A large number of witnesrer have heen subpoenaed for the trial, dut should a lunacy commission be appointed thelr testimony will not be heard until the commission | ports its findings.| \u2018The Queber Chronicle Printed and published ty the Chronicle Printing Company, P.J.Mgan, Seeretary, at the building of the Cempany, 9 Buade Street, Quedes.Bubsertption: Dally.Town Subscribers, $4.60 per aanum, eut of town.33.00: Weekly, $1.50 per annum: paycble in afvanss édvertisements: 15 conte per aunte line sash insertion \u2018 QUEBEC, JUNE 1, 1982.SES - THE CONSERVATIVE PLATFORM.+ No.10-\u2014Lador.The Conservative Party of the Prorines, while recognising the real grievances and legitimate demands of agricalture, has not forgotton the needs of industrial 1abor to which it is in no way Indifferent as the plank adopted by the late convention gore to show.The text reads thus: \u201cThe problems of Labor should be the object of our complete solicitade and nothing ought to he neg- lerted thas can ameliorate the workee's lot and increase the value of his toil: in consequener also Increasing the well-baing of his home and the foture of Lis fam- the rumblings of the distant drum=-1 don\u2019t mean by lak \u2018of military preparations\u2014and when war did come, we told Youth, who had 0 get us ont of it, tall tales of what it really is and the clover beds it would load to, \u201cWe were not meaning to deceive, most of us were ns honorable and as ignorant as the Youth themselves; but that does not acquit us of stupidity and jealousy, the two black spots in human nature which, more than tove of money, are at the root of ail evil.ter to icave things as they are, wo shall probably fail you again.Don\u2019t be to sure that we have learned onr lésson and are not at this very moment doddering down some brimstone path.I am far from implying that cven worse things than war may nog to a state.There are circumstances in which nothing can so well become a land, as 1 think this land proved whem the lute war did break out, and there was bet one thing to do.There ie à form of anaemia that is more rotting than cven an unjust war.The end will indeed have come to our courage.and to us, whem we are afraid in dire mischances to refer the final appeal to the arbitrament of arma.I suppose all the lusty of our race alive and dead, join hands on that.Bat tf you must be in the struggle, the more reason : you should know why, before it begins, and have à say in the decision whether (t is to begin.\u201cYou are already disturbing your Betters conaider- ably.We, your RBetters, constantly find you forgetting that we are your Rettors, Your answer (s that the war nid other happenings have shown you that age Is not mily, Governments have not only the power, but it i» thelr duty to enact laws necessary to attain theme ; ends, The employer and the employce have the same intercata and should work for them with a common necord.labor should be made more remunerative by making it more productive and better co-ordinated, \u201cTo attain all there ends, the Government should appoint a distinct Ministry of labor and entrust the | direction of that Department to the mast capable re-! proacniative of the laboring classes.+ \u201cThe Injured workman, particularly deseeves our! protection, [6 Is necessary to adapt at once the Workmen's Compensation Act to modern needs, and in ¢ cvory oanc lo make it a more useful and less costly niethed of obtaining justice for the workman.The ape | nel of the Courts must be vid of all formality and sous restrictions.Ne establishment of a system of insurance for the workers and thelr familles ahould bo assisted.\u201d This constitutes à policy that speaks clearly for Itself and ts therefore in no need of detailed eluclda- tion.The Liberal administration has committed the grave crror of entrusting the Interests of labor to a professional man who Is incapable of fully appreciat- | the year, Ing the needs of the worker because he knows Hide of the conditions of life in that class of society.\u201che only practical and the only effective system 18 10 place at the head of the Ministry of Labor n bona nae Tabor man who possemen the confidence of his fellaw-workers, but has at the same time a sufficientiy statesmanlike outlook to be able to comprehend the interests of the Province as a whole.When that is done.and not before, it will be possible to fully realise the kicals art forth above and experience has made It only too painfully certain pomscanes neither the temperament nor the mentality | to bring about thelr absoline realization.BRITISH TRADE IN CANADA, neccasarily anothee name for msaplence\u2014that our avoidance of frankness in life and in the arts is often tou a cowardly way of shirking unpalamble truths: and that you have taken us off our pedestals because we lonk more natural on the ground.\u2018It Youth but only knew,\u2019 we used to teach you to sing; but now, fust because Youth has becn to the wae, it wants to change the next line into \u2018If Age had only to do.\u2019 This passive attitude of distrust.however, will not help you or our country much unless it stirs yon into getting to know how worid-shaking situations arise, how they may be checked and in what way to obtain the figit.ing parther\u2019s share in the decisions.Doubt all your Petters who would deny yon that right.Begin by doubting all in high places\u2014excent, of course, your professors, \u201cRut doubt all other professors, If it necensitaten your pmshing us out of our places, stilt push: yon will : find It needs some shoving.But the things courage | can do! The things that even incompetency can do If It works with singlences of purpose! Your Betters have done a big thing; we have taken Spring out of And having done that, onr leading people re amaard to find that the other seasons are not conducting chémacives aa usunl.The Spring of the year len buried in the fickix of France and clsewhere.By the time the next eruption comes, it may be youn who are responsible for it and your sons who are in the lava, All perhaps because this year you let things shde.We are à nice and kindly people, but it is already evident that we are struggling back into the old grooves.We are too old for any others; that is the fundamental difference between us and you.We have no in- that the present regime | tention of giving you your hare.Took around and see how mich share Vouth han, now that the war is over, Von got a handsome share while it lasted.\u201cI expect we shall beat you; anleas your fortitude be doubly girded by à destre to send 8 message of cheer to your brothers who fell-\u2014-the only message, I believe, some months age, the Department of Trade and Commerce issued a comprehensive honklet on \u201cCanada | as a Ficld for British Draoch Industriea\u201d This has been followed by 8 pablication of a hook hy a London firm, Selwyn & Blount, on \u201cCanada as a Market for British Goods.\u201d Both these publications contain coplous information on Canadian resources, trade opportunities and economie conditions, They should be very servieeable to the British manufactarers and | traders looking for markets.During the war,our Imports from Britain at one time fell below a hundred millions a year.Even now.our average is hardly more than twice as moch.The United Staten gained much trade In Canada in the war period, and In holding à large part of it, notwithstand- tng the imposition of tariff schedules that diminish consideranty our exports to (hat country.The affect that we have to the Young Fmergency, the Fordney or other tariffs emanatng from the Republicans at Washington, is more rade with Britain.Our commerce with the Motherland has been far short of what it ought to he, \u2018The adverse exchange situs.tion, which was heyond cur control, hindered greatly the maintenance of our export markets in Reitain.Yer even under the worst conditions, the Motherland has bought twice and even more the amunt we have bought from her, It hac te he sald that during the war, Canada aren industrially at à ærent raté.Canadian or Ameriyr capital took advantage of the pre-occopation of hv cipltal during the crisis to get established here e heat factories, This tendency has been vastly Inner By the slowness of British industry to get re- udjnted te a peace basis, Only now, about a ycar after the big British coal strike, are producing costs ing lowered to levels that permir competition with the Industelies on this side of the Atiantic\u2014=industries that found à return to peace conditions In Jabor and markets relatively casy.Canada wants British branch Industries, and British goods.We built np a manufacturing production of threo and a half billion dollars during the war, and this andoubtedly containg the machinery for satisfying most of our consamptive requirements.The maintenance of this plant is a first call upon our national policy, Rut Britain makes many classe of goods that on account of their cheapness and excellence should be more acceptable here than competitive goods imported from the United States.In many lines of textiles, cut- bery, certain classes of pottery or china, and other wares, Britain has had a domisant position here.But the British producer and mtrketer will have to study the Canadian field very closely, and all the first hand or other Information he can obtain bearing on the rapid changes in this field, will be of utility to him.ADVICE TO YOUTH.Nir James M.Barrie lately delivered his firme pub.He oration, which he asid would be his last.Nearly every Tondon newspaper paid him the tribute of a verbatim roport, an honor that would have fallen to only two or three other mem in the Kingdom.The occasion was his installation as Rector of Bt.Andrew's University, and his addrcen, deecribed by the London Timon as the most remarkable ever heard by any body of students, was full of inimitable Barrie touches, which embroidered a serions and moving appeal.Hin theme was \u201cCourage,\u201d and he sald he holleved a great tight was coming between \u201cYouth and their Betters; by Youth meaning of course you, and by your Betters us.I want you to take up this position-that Youth have for too long loft exclusively in our hands the decisions in national matters that are more vital to them than to ws.Things about the next war, for Instance, and why the last one ever had a beginning.That the time hes arrived for Youth to demand a partoership.That to gain courage 8 what you come to Kt.Andrews for.With some slarms and excursions into college life.\u201cfour Bottom had no share in the immediate , cause of the war\u2014we know what nation has that bios te wipe owt; but for fifty Fears or so we heeded not 1 \u2018 .for which they crave: they are not worrying about thelr Aunt Jane, They want to know if you have learned from what befell them; if you have, they will ! he braced in the feeling that they did not die in vain.! some of them think they did.They won't take our \u201cword for le that they didn\u2019t.Yon are their living image: they know you could not lie to them, but they distrust our flattery on our cunning faces, \u201cThe Jeagae of Nations (x a very fine thing, hut it can't rave you, because it will he run by na.Beware your Beticrs bringing presents.What is wanted is something run by yourselves.You have more in common with the youth of other landa than Youth and Age can ever have with each other: even the hostile countrica sent ont Many a son very like onrs, from the same sort of homes, the same sort of universities, with the same sort of hearts, who had an little to do as our Youth had with the origin of the Great Adventure.Can we doubt that many of these on hoth sides who have gone over, and were once oppoient, are now friend?You ouglit to have a League of Youth as a great prac- tial beginning.The hatred und jemlonsea which are keeping con- | unentai Europe In a turmoll, the Toronto Globe observes, arc a commentary on this advice and warning.In all other countries Youth is reluctant to take its share of public duties and responsibilities, and it has Itself to blame If the men who have delided the issues of peace and war in the past are those who were not called upon to do the fighting, Pablic life will be the healthier ju cveey nation for an infusion of new blood, and the young people fresh from the universities should repuy their country by leading the way, Some Things the Public + Would Like to Know: Pertinent Questions on Matters of General Public Intercst are Invited.Whether Little George should not come within the meaning of the \u201cMigratory Bird\" Ace?Tt the increased cost of cigarettes will force owr lady smokers to \u201chit the pipe?\u201d A Verse Or Two (By Modern Poets) VICTORY.(By Fdmund Vance Cook.) Did you tackle the trowble that came your way With a rewolutn heart and cheerful?Or hide your face from the fight of day With & craven soul and fearful?O, a trouble\u2019s a ton, or & trouble\u2019s an ounce, Or trouble is what you make it, And fe ten'e the fact that you're hurt that counts, But only, how did yon take it?You are beaten to carth?Well, well, what's that?Come up with a smiling face: It's nothing agsiust yon to fall fiat, But to Me thore, that's disgrace, The harder you're thénwn, why the higher you bounce; Be proud of your blackened eye, Le ten\u2019e the fact that you're licked that counts, Its how did you fight-\u2014and way?And though you he done to the death, what then?61f you battled the best you coulé, .It you played your part in the world of mes, Why, the critic will call it good, .Death comes with a crawl or comes with a pounce, And whether he's slow or pry, It fm\u2019t the fact that you're dead that coumts, But cuiy-\u2014how did you die?+ If you pre.BIGGER FLEETS THAN EVER NOW More European Vassels Coming To Fish-Cod Off Dominion\u2019s Banks Halifax, N.8., May 31\u2014The European fishing flests coming to take ood this season on lhe banks off the const of Canada and Newfoundland will, it is reported be larger than In any year since the war.Many of the veasels of the French Metropoll- {tan fleet are now on their way acrass the Atlantic, and they will be followed within a week or two by the Portuguese flest.The French fleet will number over a hundred ailing craft and thirty odd steam trawlers.In the six years preceding the war Prance sent across the Atlantic an average of 214 aalling vessels to the fishing while the Lsiand of 8t.Plerre outfitted a local fest averaging 43 sall.The number of steam trawiers crossing from France Increased during the same aix yeare from eight to twenty-five.Since the war the number of vessels crossing from France to fish on the Grand or Laesser banks have been: Sail Steam.1918.22 tive wens 20, 65 44 1920.een 18 81 1921,, 2225 2000 56 26 White the number of steam trawlers shows a decline the total tonnage of these craft has not been freatly decreased, as small trawlers have been replaced by larger craft.The Island of Bt.Pierre which some years ago owned a hig fleet of sall- ing vessels suitable for bank fishing haa practically abandoned the old style of fishing, and now its people use motor hoats, and confine thelr effarts to shore fishing.While the sailing craft of ths French fleet make St.Pierre thelr base of operation the steam trawlers call frequently at North Sydney and Louisburg.N.8.for fue! and supplies.The favorite fishing ground of the French trawlers Ix \u2018he southern part of the Grand banks, while the French mail craf: Rock.; The Portuguese fishing fleet this year will probably number about sixty sall.an increase of 100 per cent since 1919, The Portuguese work only on the Grand bank, most ly north of the Virgin Rock.Many of the Canadian fishing ves- rels are now returning from Quareau, Middle Ground, Sable Island and other lesser banks, and are fit- aing out for the midsummer trip to the Grand hanks, which is their principal trip.A New York definition of an \u201coffice\u201d te \u201cthe place where one is sometimes detained while on the way to the links.\"\u2014Manchester Union.SEVERAL FIVE HOUR TRAINS Between QUEBEC-MONTREAL VIA CANADIAN PACIFIC The CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY maintains between Quebec and Montreal several dally fast trains which bear no comparison.The service is Canadian Pacific mandard - there iz none better.The \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d leaves Quebec.Palais Station, at 12.30 p-m.DAILY, arriving Westmount 8.23 p.m.and Montreal, Windsor Station, at 5.30 p.m.From Montreal the \u201cFrontenac\u201d leaves Windsor Station at 8.00 am.DAILY, arriving Quebec, Palals Station, at 1.00 p.m.The \u201cVIGER'\" leaves Quebec, Palate Station at 3.40 p.m.DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, arriving Mile End at 8.25 p.m.and Montreal, Place Viger Station, 3.40 p.m.From Montreal the \u201cViger\u201cleaves Place Viger Station, at 4.00 p.m.DAILY EXCEPT BUNDAY, arriving Quebec, Palais Station, at 9.15 p.m.On Sunday an afternoon train leaves Place Viger Btation at 1.30 p.m.arriving Palais Station at 7.36 p.m.Standard time governs ail train movements; to convert to daylight saving «ime, add one hour.The equipment is of the \u2018most modern type and the service unrivalled.In addition to firme end second class coaches, the \u201cFrontenac\u201d and the \u201cViger\u201d carry electric lighted = observation-library- parlor cars, vestibule parlor cars and standard dining car.In addition to \"The Frontenac\u201d and \u201cThe Viger\u201d CANADIAN PACI.PIC operates between Quebec and Montreal, & morning train on week days and DAILY night traine to and from Place Viger and Windsor Street stations, train for latter carrying drawing-room compartment electric lighted sleeping cars.Information, tickets, reservations at THREE ticket offces in Quebec: 30 St.John street, phone 03: Chateau Frontenac, phone 1340; Palais Station, phone 663.BENEFIT OF TRAINING.A lady was training & new and inexperienced Chinese houseboy, and among other things found It necessary to teach him how to receive a caller, declares Everybody's.\u201cNow, * she weaid, \u201cwhen I come home this afternoon 1 shall ring the bell.and you must pay attention to what I tell you te do When ynu open the door.\u201d \u2018When the boy did this on her return, she handed him her visiting card and had him show her into the drawing-room.Before long a caller appeared, Wing took the proffered bit of pasteboard and gravely compared it with his mistress\u2019 card, which he produced from end of his seru- ickee no same; no can come In.\u201d ITS ONLY USK, Teacher\u2014 \"Do you remember what I told you about the north pole?\u201d Tommy-\u2014\"\"Br\u2014ef\u2014d\u20141\" Peacher\u2014\"You never remember anything?What je the use of your head?Tommy\u2014\"To keep my from slipping off.\u201d collar favor the vicinity of the Virgin | THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE TRYING TO HELP RUSS EDUCATION Soviet Government Really Making Efforts, According To New Jersey Man london, May 31 \u2014 The Soviet government ls really trying to further education in Russia, but be- | cause ut the lack of supplies and above all the lack of food, \u201cthe brains of Ruasia are dying at present,\u201d says KE.T.Colion, of Mentclair, NJ., who has just returned from Moscow, where he was the Young Mens Ohristlan Assonlation representative on the staff of the American Rellef Administration.Mr.Oolton\u2019s work was confined to Iaveatigating conditions among pre- femaors and students with a view to affording them A.R.A.relief.This waa subsequently given.\u201cThere are more bona fide »'u- dents in Russia now than (here were before the war.\u201d Mr.Colton sald.\u201cThere are many more women students than men even In the mining schools.They are short of all aup- plise from text bonka to laboratory instruments.Moreover the profea- sors, most of whom were on the verge of starvation, had no ensrgy lett to do research or creative work.Consequently Russian education Is not what It was.\u201d It was Mr.Colton who drew up the feeding program for from 7,500 to 10,000 Ruasign students which the A.R.A., Initiated in Moscow, Petrograd and Kazan.It ls confin- od to the two higher classes of university students, a great number of whom are mature men and women, because they abandoned thelr studies in 1914 to go In\u2018o war or war work in some form.\u201cWe chose these\u201d, Mr, Colton ex plained, \u201cbecause they will et soonest into the productive life of Russia, We couldn't possibly feed nll.with our resources\u201d.One curlous thing about the Russian universities is that most of them now function at night, for a great percentage of the students work during the day in order to earn some money.| \u201cThere have been many famine ! deaths among professors and atu- | genta\u201d, Mr.Colton declared.\u201cThere iwill probably be more, because .there can be na question but that as a class they ars suffering greatly.; For the professors to do creative work under present conditions is out pot the queation.The miracle is that ;they can work at all.and unless \u2018help comes tn them quickly, the best hrains of Russia will die for .Inck of food.\u201d THE TUNEQUALLED SERVICE OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.The Canadian Pacific runs between Quebec and Montreal, Viger and Windsor stations, the fastest, best equipped and most convenient train service.leave Quebec (Palais Station) 2.00 a.m.dally except Sundayarrive Montreal (Viger station) at 2:15 p.m.12.30 p.m.dally, arrive Montreal (Windsor station) 5.30 p.m.8.40 p.m.dally, xcept Sunday, arrive Montreal (Viger station) at 8.40 p.m.11.10 p.m.dally, arrive Montreal {Viger station) 6.00 a.m.; (Windsor station) 6.30 a.m.Arrive Quebec (Palais Station) 6.00 am.daily, from Montreal (Windsor station) 10.45 pm.; (Viger station) 11.19 p.m.1.00 p.m.daily, from Montreal (Windsor station) 8.00 am.2.40 p.m.dally, except Sunday, from Montreal (Viger station) 3.45 am.7.35 p.m.Sunday only, from Montreal {Viger siation) 1.30 p.m.9.16 p.m.daily, except Sunday, from Montreal (Viger station) 4 p.m.\u201cEastern Standard Time\u201d governs all train movements; to convert to \u201cDaylight Saving,\" add one hour.The equipment on these trains Is of the latest type and offers the | most of comfort: first and second class conches, library-observation parlor car, obeervation-buffet parlor car, and dining car on day traine.Compartment sleeping cars on night trains, Information, tickets and reservations at dicket offices: 30 Si.John street, Phone 93; Chateau Frontenac, Phone 1340; Palais Station, Phone 663.Correspondence.HOLIDAY MAIL SERVICE Quebec, May 30, 1923, Editor Quebec Chronicle: throughout the Dominion, The money order branch will be opened all day, but the other departments at the head office and All sub-offiner In the city will be openeil from § to 12 noon.There will he ons delivery hy carriers about 9 a.m.E.A.VERRET, Postmaster, \u201cTIL\u201d FOR TENDER, SORE, TIRED FEET The minute you put your feet In A TIE\u201d bath you feel pain being drawn out and comfort just soaking In.How good your tired, swallen, burning feet feel.\u201cTIZ\" instantly draws owt the polsonous exudation that puff up your feet and cause sors.inflamed, sweaty teet.\u201cPIL,\u201d and only \u2018\u2019TIZ takes the pain and soreness out of corne, cal- loures.and bunions.Get a box of \u201c\u201cTIZ\u201d at any drug or department more for A few conta, Tour feet are never going to bother you more.A whole year's feet comtoe: guaranteed.Deat Mir, \u2014Baturday, the 3rd of June, will be observed se a legal.holiday in the postal service Never Mind\u2014Re-vitalize You BET it\u2019s warm\u2014the more need then for keeping the vitality up to par.Vital men resist heat easily.Languid ones are floored.Re-vitalise won't mind the eho P006E and you Get new energy in little raisins.1560 calories of energizing % antriment per pound in Little Sun-Maide.75 per cent pure fruit sugar.Wonderful becaose this sugar doesn\u2019t seed, and, therefore, doesn\u2019t fax digestion and thus heat the blood.Yet energizes almost immediately.Contain fadgue-resistiog food-iron also.Try ti 2 box today.Between- Meal Raisins 5c Everywhere \u2014in Little Red Packages Little Sun-Maids + Fashionable Store and prices, Gauntlet Gloves in shades |, D.DUBUC Children's Rompers in sizes 1 to 6 years.GLOVES AND HOSIERY\u2014Silk Hosiery in plain and fancy effects.Children\u2019s Socks in an assortment of new combinations.to match suits.Formerty Donohue\u2019s Store Smart Ready to Wear For Summer Jersey Suits in white and colors.Homespun Suits in smart tailored models.Dresses with cape effects made from Canadian Homespun in fashioniible shades.Exclusive models in Silk Crepe Gowns.Summer frocks in a variety of pretty styles and new fabrics, JUNIORS\u2019 FROCKS\u2014Juniors\u2019 and Children's Frocks, in sizes from 1 to 14 years, in a collection of washable goods, Misses\u2019 fine Voile Dresses, neatly embroidered and lace trimmed, in various GRIME AVERTED THROUGH CHILD Wrote Letter To Almighty And Thus Frustrated Murder In Poland London, May $1.\u2014A remarkable instance of a child's precocily Fesulting in the frustration of a murder and robbery Is given in a letter trom a correspondent at Praemysl, Poland, published in the Daily News.The means which the child, an eight-year old girl, took to p : the commission of (he crime w letter to the Almighty.It was found in a piller-box in a small town In Southern Poland, and atiracted considerable attention on account of the atrangenes of the address.On the envelope, writien In erude, ohild characters, was the address: \"To The Honoradle Mr.God, in Heaven.\u201d The letter was opened by the postmaster.In the envelope was found | email piece of paper torn from an exercise book.and written on It the! following message: \u201cDear Mr.God\u2014Kesp death from the Rogals family, and eee tha: the danger which I know about does not take them.\u201d The postmaster handed the letter te the police, who at once began to ~T.D.DUBUC 188 and 198 St.John Street Brown Oxford and Strap Shoes Tel.427 42 Fabrique Street, which the letter was enclosed had little girl eight or nine years of age, who had particularly ed for a nice envelope, and said was writing to a very high person.The little letter-writer was found by the police, to whom she told her story.-8he sald that one night she was in bed, and could not sleep.In the same room tarm laborer for the Hogala family, had saved.talking with another man.The, child was horrified to overhear the, - two men plan to rob and murder the tarmer Rogala when he had receive an empty stomach.\u201d od money for horses he was about to sell.The date was fixed by them the polie search for the writer.A police agent found that the envelope In for (he commission of the crime.Boston Transcript.Grey and Black\u2014Elk and Black\u2014White Buck, Patent trim\u2014White and Brown\u2014Patent and Grey Strap Wm.Jacques & Sons Oh Sadat ou Jak 2% Jy rr ok oo JER SS TEE cal 5.styles The girl, mortally afraid of her been hought at a cer:ain shop by s] tener, couté think of no other way to prevent it than by writing à lett eof to a Higher Power, On the night fixed for the murder uerounded the house of the farmer, and the two would be murderers were arrested.le girl was adopted as his own a' daughter by the man whose lite she The lite VACANCY ROMEWHERE.\u201cLunk says he can write dest on ; \u201cHi otuft sumgests to me that it was written with an emply head.\u201d \u201c (| Holeproof \u201cpuse thread Penman\u2019s Silk Lisle Hoss, Special Black and White Si Middies for.Skirts from .,.Little Girls\u2019 Gingham a DYNES\u2019 DYNES.for iii di ieee LTS Niagara Maid Silk Gloves, double tips, in all shades, Special D.& A.Corsets for.Net Guimpes for $1.78, new Neckwear.49 St.John St.THURSDAY, JUNE 1,- a.silk\u201d Hose, in 10 shades, 3 shades, for.75¢ Ik Boot Hose for.48¢c nd Sailor Wash Dresses Tel.271 MARRIED.TATES-KAMMERER\u2014On Wodnesday, May 31st., at the Cathedral of the Holy Trintiy, Quebec, Theodore Markland Yates, M.D, of SR advantages Ireland offers in regard The procession was headed hy a For .co.ovvvnn Philadelphia, to Jean, daushter of | O.D.E.Musical Revue Last session the Taschereau Qovern-| | rade relations, the meeting wili | Cross Bearer and Acoylitez, followed | official Inspection of exhibits will ?Mrs.C.8.Kammerer, of Toronto.Le ment decided to create a new de.by the achool girls of the parish, the | take place.Then the convention Ont.DIED.CLAPPERTON\u2014At his residence, Maria, P.Q., on the 3ist.uit, William Henry Clapperton, Crown lands Agent and ex-M.L.A., for i .© .C.88.K., PA = Bonaventure Co., at the age of 83 Chronicle, Buade Street.tary.In addition thers has bean |!0 study and recelve complaints and Connolly hh and the lents | sation.mated last evening that up stitching.Regular $45.10 $30, \u2018years.The Willis Pharmacy, St John a Advise dot H h suggestions from the general men:i- eshytery, r \"MM to noon seme two hundred and ten \u2019 / O Funeral on Friday, June 2nd.» OL, name an visory Boar of Health |hership regarding the Federal gov.| walked the men and women respect-! teiegates had arrived.and added ' For .eer eran e at Maria.St.to link up the zap between the Su-|ernment Budget, will take place this {VS of the parish.that some three hundred were ex- MeCROSSON\u2014At St Bridget's Home on May 81st, 1922.Patrick McCrosson, beloved husband of John St.department.committes has been Instructed to] Tent was given.at which the Father | lon of exhiblta at thy Driti Hall, | ne we Mary 3 Bord Merger Building, St.Joseph | Tm, \"rut TIomach o,f \"pes peesars à mémorial on the Néant wicca ne hoe, Father mut {1h COA\" band.under Cant 25 Capes.Wraps and al.I dy ry esther of wham roro ee mand: an \u201ccian and he Tie Path | Oh SN nine ay on mans.Made of fine Poire Date 8aving) for Paris | Joseph Cote & Co, St.Joseph Health is chairman.The four other {the Minister of Winance.Hon.Mr.| Fomener.Chaplain of St Bridgers) Thli2 thie pvening they will pisy o\" twill, duvetyne.Normandy urch, thence to the ri members wi phys s serv Flelding at the beginning of next] The Toda 3 ti : | y will he a husy day for the \u2019h - Cemetery.St.without salary, as was the case with | yreek, or immediately after it has e exercises throughout were h \u2018 and Tricotine.Colors- \u2018 carried nut with all the pomp and | delegates for at 10:30 the business.Friends and Jcquaintances re the Superior Board ot Health.she bee submitted to, and approved by | ceremony of the Holy Church, and #~arion &larts, at which the minutes\u2019 navy, black.sand and specttully invited to attend.Haver and pred pere Pureau the Council of the Doard of Trade.| were as inapiring an they were im- | 0f the last annual meeting will he! 1 .© - pressive, and the attendance of the | read, as well as the address of the Princess Mary Blue.All |As already announced Dr.A.Les- ' } 3 sard, Director of Public Charitic- ' faithful was such as might be ex-| President.Mr.G.Gordan Cale and hav hoic silk lininæ 5 wii \u2018be the Director of both de art.pected from a race that has ever the reports of the Recretary, Trea: lave chowe s1 mings.nsatio ene merged dé dls displayed un unsurpassed loyalty | surer and sub-committee.A noml- | Prices from SGO.to $97.50 sensa n nis ged.and devotion to their Mother | nating commitiee will be appointed, \u2019 ?\u2019 \u2019 oni 2.Pelletier, which 1 ly con- he.\u201d Sardous Trade Commissioner Read eau ihene tro offielais tn their Has Been Promoted To Ge shown.while ut 12:30 the exh:biis.immortal dreams Paper On Industrial Histo- hn under the present or- 0 n- UEBED BY AR A \u201cClet-Tomother\" luncheon for À production so amazing that eral Superintendent of The | member, ammociate members and ft has been halled everywhere as the world's greatest spectacle.It is the love story of the ages set against a background that challenges worda | AUDITORIUM Today, 2 and 8.15 P.M.Mat: 28-35¢; Eve: 25-40-6600 GAY PARADE Through the courtesy of the following tickets may be obtained at: Chateau Frontenac.Joseph Beaudry & Frere, St.CLUB LUNGHEON ry Of Quebec City The Rotarian lunch meeting held in the Chateau Frontenac palm room yesterday afternoon was as usual well attended by members, Mr.J.A.| Larue president, occupled the chair, and the guest of honor and speaker wa EE SUPERIOR HEALTH BOARD DISSOLVED Ceased To Exist Today in Acoordance With New Provinolal Law In accordance with the legislatios.adopted at the last semsion of the Provinelal Government.the Superior Board of Health of the Province of Quebse, created In 1501 under the Yarent regime, cesses to exist today.The Superior Board of Health during its 21 years of service accomplished splendid work in the interest of the public health, nol only by its education in regard to hygiene but hy active practice.partinen, to look after provincial health matters and a new law abolishing the Superior Board of Health was passed, and the powers of the Board vested In a bureau In the department of the Provincial Secreperior Board of Health now gone The administration of the Bureau, the inspectors and all services will be centered !n Montres! and the Inspector General witl he Dr.E.M.A.Bavard, and the Becretary Dr DR.T.M.YATES ! 1 was Mr.O.H.Cote, Roard of Trade | | Commissloner who read a paper in which he traced the industrial history of Quebec from 1668 present time.He gave a ntatist:-! to the | WED YESTERDAY Medical Officer Of Grenfell Labrador Mission Married out of power and the Government : re IRISH CONSUL COMING HERE Mr Joseph Connolly To Deliver Address On Possible Trade Relations Mr.Josph Connelly.Trish Free State Consul at New York, will arrive in Quebec tomorrow morning and the same afternoen at 4 o'clock will address the members ef the local Board of Trade, respecting trade relations between Ireland and Canada.The visit of Mr.Connelly tu Quebec Is casentially on (he commercial question, and in order tha\u2019 the public may be afforded an opportunity to hear him express the be a general one, which the business public, as well as the members of the Board, ia welcome to attend.Owing to this general meeting vf the Board of Trade tomorrow afternoon, the committee named at the afternoon instead of tomorrow, as was previously arranged.This NEW APPOINTMENT Dominion Textile Co.While without doub: 1he congratulations of his numerous friends in Quebec will he delighted to hear of \u2018the well deserved promotion of Mr.Harold F.Mills, Manager of the Dominion Textile Mill.at Montmorency Falls.who han just been appointed to the important position of General Superintendent of the Company, with headquarters at Montre- THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE MONTH OF MAY DEVOTIONS Were Closed By St.Patriok\u2019s Parish With Befitting Ceremony The closing exercises of the month of May devotions ef St.Patrick's Parish were held last evening at At.Patrick's Church, Grande Allee, and were observed in a manner befitting the importance of the occasion by the members of the Parish, who attended in large numbers.The ceremonies attending the event began with a procession, which started from the Chureh into De Eniaberry Street, thence through the grounds at the rear of the Christian Brothers School and Bt.Bridget's Home, back to the Churchchildren of Bt.Hridget's Home, the boys of At, \u2018Patrick's Rehonl, who were accompanied hy the Christian Brothers: then came the Children of Mary, with the statue of the Blessed Virgin, followed by the IMee- On returning to the Church the Benediction of the Bleased Bacra- Church, NEW YORK TO \u201cCurtis Flying Boat Owned By Chicago Tribune Reached last council meering of the Hoard, |tor of the Parish, the Revd.Father | who 4e the Secretary of the organi-' Here Yesterday Gliding gracefully through the aie] and taking the water in the &t.0 for a sight-seeing ! Quebeclawrence Lives.apposite the city, delegates A paper on valuation of a Curtis Seagull Flying Boat arrived ; rireet raliway assets.the'r here yesterday afternoon and arous- tenance and depreciation, MANY DELEGATES HAVE ARRIVED 1 i i | Annual Convention Of C.E.A.Opens This Morning At Drill Hall The eighteenth Annual Cenvention of the Canadian Electrie Rall-| way Association, which is being held in Quebse his year, will open this morning at 9 o'clock at che Tilt Hall with the Fegisration of Delegates.An hour after the official opening addreases of welcome will be resd i by His Honor the J4eutenant Govsrnor, Sir Charles Fispatrick, and Mayor Sameon, following which the will get down to Lusiness.Yesterday afternoon the varisus delegates that have arrived in town registered at the Chateau Frontenae, while thers wan also & merting of the executive.Mr.IL ¥.Moreland.| pected in all.This morning, during the inepec.after which general husinese will he | diacuased, ! At 11:45 moving pictures hy the National Safety Tæague \u201cRafaty For All\" and \u201cThe Only Way\u201d will be guests at the Chateatt in scheduled for 1:30, while at 2:10 a group pho-' tograph will he taken at the Cham-, plain Monument.\u2018 From there the memhers gy back * ta the Drill liall to resume the work With Big Reductions : A Sale of Coats OR week-end selling we offer the whole of our couts, capes.wraps and doimans, arranged four groups, and priced so attractively that every good judge of value will recognize at once the opportunities they offer.35 Coats in Polo and Velour, some are lined.All are very stylishly designed, and workmanship ang, finish prices up to $30.00.is of the best.Polo and Velour Cloth, the new Spring shades, Regular! $157 23 Coats made of fine Chinchilla, Ideal for either sport or dressy wear.In all Most are_.| full lined.and trimmed with fancy in | for L $35 and $45-00 Oo BY/SL.Ji ue st of the convention.while the ladies; tour around, Observation Cara being sup- piled by the Queber Railway, | At the afternoon semsion of the\u2018 main.& by Dr.id 57th BATTERY cal story of the city\u2019s progress from | ve © ed considerable interest.i Louis Herdt.consulting engineer, | VICTORIA the time of ite foundation.waving In Cathedral 81.they will very much rere INL he hat is the property of the! of Montreal, will he read.while d's.| CANADIAN FIELD ARTILLERY MILITIA EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 the population in 1665.numbered in which he has resided for the past | Chicago Tribune and carried Mr.cussion will be led hy Mr.H BE.\"aid Drills for three weeks mare hefare gning tn P~-vawa Camp\u2014\u2014 TODAY 547 penple, in the space of one seventeen years, and where he has| Morrow Krum.Aviation Editor of Weyman.of the levis County Rail- lé Would like to take a few more RECRUITR hundred years had increased 10 Dr.T.M.Yates, the resident hecome very popular in both busi-| the Chicage Tribune, and Mr.John war.Regular Training with PAY.6 days\u2019 CAM!\" .Compa.sonship and MADAME REJANE 2.967.In 1361 had grown (n 50,000.medical officer of the Crenfelllness, social and sporting circles.| Miller, the Pilot, of the Curtis Com.) Four o'clock will wiiners the training., ; In [in 1901 the census recorded 68.840, Labrador Medical, Mission at Har-' Although à keen business man, Pans.|rendihx of & papsr on the modern x Anvls on Drill Nights, every Monday.Wednesday and Friday, to GYPRY PASSION\" while last year's census only £ave;rington, who made the arduous|y,, Mills neverthelens found time to; | The vensel han been purchased by w:reet railway motor, by J.K, Sterx, 7 ° GYPSY PASSION\".the city 84.061, although In reality | trip last winter by dog sted via |Sremoie ns well an take pari in sev.the Uhiragu \u2018Tribune to be used for of che Canadian Westinghouse Co: by Jean it should have shown Quebec's! Reven Inlanda and Natashquan (0lCral branches of apori including inspection and survey purposes of wiih discussion hy Mr.W.G.Gor.| FOE: q English and French titles.population to be 110,500 citizens; | undertake the supervisimm of the tonihall, hasehall, hockey, curling, | their forest limita In Canada and don.transportation engineer, of the} Junelxs y of C:radian General Electric Co.will be mationed in (he vicini and golf.in all of which he excelled.: ; Bonaventure He was for several years President | nie des A picture a person wants to sev {104,993 Catholics and 3.607 er und at that point.returned to : several times.Also a comedy | testants, The property vatuation | town recently tv meet his bride, | Chaleurs, At 4:30 afternoon tea will he and a screen snapshot, ete.4 Days Starting Sunday: \u201cREPORTED MISSING\".EMPIRE Mia May The Mistress Of The World No.2, \u201cThe Race for Life\" CLASSIC chill \u2014\u2014 \u2014 (formation regarding manufacturing | | ![They were very grateful to the cap- _ abroad, especially In Germany where the verte a fully repaid the and holds wenn hier us Toe win of the vessel and were under $603,000.| - goods ware manufactured cheaply tn) 8a | SMM (he nomewnat [nf Mori.Several years ago he de.|the Impression Lin: he IhouBht they \u2014 i Cotton Dresses for children of 3 10 12 vears: + GROCERY pi in ie posi trans.and, ort notice & number of Dr, cided fo take up the loyal and WET quan Fee A building permit for the sum of 3 Perron ; pu ete on od this ect.real.| Yates\u2019 friends were present as |Anclent game of golf and joined the and not a nen plane, sut e pts $135.00.wan Isued at the City Hall values $2.00 to $2.75 for $1.29, $2.75 to $3.50 G Pat et he ran oe ty ree Burain for the happy occasion, Quebec Club In which he did not awake skinper wan probably (hink: | JUL ey ta ihe.Manque Nationale for $1.99 eorges a ry which was manufactured in Ger.|among whom were Sir Richard \u201ctake long to make his mark.Last 4 > for another building adjoining the TN : 28 FABRIQUE ST, QUEBEC.||imany and sold for 25 centa.Mr |2nd Lady Turner.Mra.Richard year he wan elected to the lmpor- (SC Low Miller'a flrat experi.| Immense structure which is just be- Phone $400 \u201cPHI; MOUSE OF QUALITY\u201d q ABA.ADAY 10 1La.Carolina lice for.08c 1 pkg.Tillson's Oata for.Jam, 4 ibs.for.01.98 1 \\b, Butter, 1st choice, for.34e of Granulated Sugar for.sc Juneix3 ES 2 RUDE OF HIM.The Rev.Mr.Johnston thought It was his duty to call on Mrs.Simp, internal | § ; ,| te much regretted by a wide circle 00 mere | jot ona one ten her on the et mopes for recovery.however, of friends both in the Ancient Capital mally high level.The lowering of | TWO NEW POLICE quette to ons month's imprinonment.| rived at the house, he found the _ and the Gaspe Distriet, the duiy in England will mean still RERGEANTS NAMED | After the sentence had been pro- | 0 .0 fn ° 1 ANXIOUS TO ML.RASKE.The deceased gentleman leaves to Kreater demand, and authorities on nounced the defendant arose froin, poor woman in tears, and he sad kindly: \"My dear lady, tr¥ not to allow your grief to overcomes you.Ree member, your husband Is far happier in the other world.\u201d \"Pperhaps he is,\u201d sobbed the widow.\u201cB-but 1 think you are very j rude to say sol\u201d in 1921 was 8120,540,986.Quebec's taxes are low, per capita.the number of employees in Quehec: accompanied industries as 19,000, and sald the C.§ Kammerer.Dr.Yates\u2019 father.: .\u2018and which one one occasion won em-' Mr.Jas.Yates, of Philadelphia.to.oo ons cup emblematical of average production of each He gave Tuesday afternoon Minn Jean Kammerer, who arrived by her mother, Mrspldyee, was $32,175, and pointed out gether with the Rev.A.H.Forthat owing to neglect nn the part of ster, of Chicagn, many manufacturers tn answer the!town to take part in the marriage .inquiries made by the Federal Statis-'ceremony, whish was held yester- Great - aan ne also arrived in land Captain of the Mantmorency from Toronto, Football Club, which under his able: {direction met with KreaL success, the |City and District championship and but for the nu'break of the probably have war, however tical Bureau promptly and exactly, day morning at 11_ o'clock in the the figures given out oficlally were | Cathedral of the Holy Trinity.causing a cessation of play amongst much lower than they should be.The leather industry was the most assisted by \u2018important in the city, totalling 30! Shreve and the Rev.I.Callis, per- per cent.and in 191% out of 53 es-| formed the ceremony, the bride ed In the y wherever they stopped.Their! co i \" à Position of fuli-back, and me to an end the last day this tablishments, 33 returned a produc.being given away by the Rev.À.act à little of the success attained |3ODDINg places were Albany, N.Y.| week.4 tion of coate and shares to the value { H.Forster.Burlington, Vt.Montreal, Three, of $11,320,602.Hon.Frank Carrel, who recently returned from a trip to Europe, was called on to recount his experience, give them some very important ir Carrel also exhibited a flash light with & motor which could be work- od with the hand to generate the ilight, the invention of a Frenchman in France, hut which was expenalve In comparison with (lerman-mads goods.STEELWORK OF TOWER.+ Frontenac fell to the ground fron à steel beam on which he was wôrk- ing, & distance of 36 feet.He was | picked up in a sate of unsconecioun | ness, and transported to the Hotel { Dieu Hospital for treatment, where | it was said he had received severe lady Visitor\u2014And what brought you here, my good man?Convict\u2014Well, madam, my father said when1 waza boy that he hoped 1 would marry beauty and brains, and 1 wanted to please him, 1ady Visitor\u2014\u2014TYes.Conviet\u2014Bigamy.His lordship Bishop Willlams, the Very Rev.Dean Before pronouncing the benedie- tion His Lordship wished the bride and groom every happiness In their new fleid of work.He could speak jot the many hardships one had to endu \u2018he joy of mervice among Turner, Mrs.C.M.de R.Finnis.Mr.and Mrs.and Miss Clam Wiggs, Mrs.P.Calls and Mr.G.A.Clare.Dr.and Mrs.Yates expect to return fo Harrington early next week.MR.W.II.CLAPPERTON popular amongst He represented Ronaventure County the community.part of the County, which he filled with marked ability.He was highly esteemed hy all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.and despite hin venerable age, 33 years, he was remarkably energetic physically and mentally, and hie passing away will mourn his lose three sons, Mr.Henry Clapperton.of Minneapolis; Mr.Thomas Ciapperton, of Maria, P.Qand Mr.George Clapperton, of New Carlisle, and two daughters.Mrs.Henry Mcintyre, of Campbeliton, N.B., and Mrs.T.G.Mill.of Maria, P.Q.to whom much sympathy will be extended in their bereavement.the clubs participating in League during the latter part of the 1914 season.As A member of the I Montmorency Football Club he play - by the Club waa due to his know- \u2018ledge and skill.Baseball and hockey also claimed his attention, {and he encouraged these branches of aport in every way possible.Aa the important games of the Club, tant position of Captain of the Cluh in which he gave entire satisfaction, with the result that he was re-elect.ed to that position for Lhe present season.His executive ability is such that the vacancy caused on the Roard of Directors of Club will not be easily filled.An a player he han also met with remarkable success, extend their hest wishes (0 hath Mr, and Mre Mille nnd family for thelr FORCES PRICES UP.The increased runsumplion of ten in 1921, (during which year, by agreement, the tea growers of Cey- {ion and India had curtailed produc.ition) forced the price of tea stead- {ly upwards to the present ahnor.tea tell us that still higher prices may be expected.FIRE ON TERRACE, The flremen were given à run shortly after eight o'clock last evening for an incipent blaxe on the Terrace.which was quickly extinguished.the the; County.; The flving boat Jeft New York on | i Monday afternoon making several !atops, so chat the actual flying time taken to reach Que5ec was six and a half hours.On leaving New York they flew up the Hudson Îtiver and thence over Jake George and fake Champlain to Montreal and from there they followed the course: of the S:.Lawrence River to Quebec.Hio'h apoke highly of their pleasant trip and of the cordial receptions whith were accorded them Rivers and here, The frequent stops were made in order tn make an inspection of ine various points and to find out the them, and offered them assistance.sca in flying over Canadian soit, hut he han a'ready flown from New York to Havana, Cuba, in a southerly direction Roth were very enthusiastic about their trip, ard having a letter of introduction tn Chief of Pollce Trudel from the Chief of Three Rivers.Aviatisn Club and were entertained newspapermen.They expect te remain in Quebec until Saturday fhen they will resume their flight towarde the Baie des Chaleurs, Their next stop after leaving Quebec will probably be a\u2019 Riviere du Loup.At a meeting of the Discipline Committee nf the Police Department held yesterday, Constable Qenrge Brown, of Nn, 6 Station, and Constable Olivier Pare, of No.4 Station, were pramateé Lo the rank of Serexcellent of.served In the exhibit hall.with ths R.C.G.A.orchestra in attendance, while + 5 o'clock there will be an! inspection of exhibits.' At 7:30 thers will be the Aseria.ÿ tion banquet at the Chateau Fron-' tenac for members.associate mem- hers and ladien.to be presided over hy the Asmyciation\u2019s ex-Honorary 'H President, Col.J.E.Hutehison.|] while az 10 there will be dancing.{J thus closing a husy day.; The Convention will continue on BUILDING ACTIVE ( FOR MONTH OF MAY} gating In Value À Sum or ing completed on Rt.Peter street.The new building will be 60x60 and will be eight atories in height.With the issuance of this large permit yesterday the value of the bulldinga started during the month of May aggregated a sum nf $608.-! 000.This falls short of the corresponding month last year when the will be served.your triends.A woman from St.Mare de Carrier, County of Archambault, nam- \u20184 ed Madame Leduc dit laguireur.10 waa found guilty of selling liquor In violation of the Provincial Liquor her seat In cour: and declared that '{§ she was innocent, and never sold a glass of liquor, Mr.Ford was wise 160 make Bin {( Muscle Ahonls proposal extend over and both have been on the force for seventeen years.a hundred years: he Knew he had to get It through the senate.\u2014Qol, umbia, 8.C.Record.; * Sale with but retrained from doing ao at the\u2019 from experience of the splendid advantage for securing supplies.\u2018 .long the Labra- |* member of the Queher Curling DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS present time, saying he would later | work being done a lub, of which he in at prenent Vire-| When the plane took the water address the Ratarlans, and would der Cont and stated Chat in spite Eresident, he han Taken part in ph here a tug hoat hastened out to 248 Permits Issued Aggre- O | ren LOTTERY SALE : Phen.Table pn ror: 18e \u2014 IAS PARSED AWAY 8nd holds several of the Club's they called on the Chlef at his of- | value vf new buildings rose to $91P,-; { 4 pieces Bonp for ps | It is with deep rexret that his|t®luable trophies won in hard com.fe ent es on the teip Mr.Krum | 00% The month of av inne year | { esse nace | petiti th fontmorei 0 > are was à record as regards the value # 5 Sui 3 i \u2019 3 iba Assorted Biscuits for Bbc |, LADIE many friends in thin city will learn | Eo) ON over the JMontmorency| i4:\u2014nit is mmply beautiful oof buildings, but the month of May J 36 Suits of fine quality serge and tweed, for ha Toa, priced bc.||.fl mm \u2014mmsmammm=s | of the death of Mr.William Henry! \"Me, Mille, he is an Englishman, | travel this wey, and it is surely £o-| (hin year while falling short in the ladies, spring 1922 styles, Less 25 Percent 1 Ib.Coffee, priced déc, for 88010 \u201cThe Forbléden Woman says: Clapperton, who pansed Away Vesier- |has (ravelled extensively and a few | IRE 10 be the future method of tra: value of buildings, constitutes a; 1 pki Tineo Bon tor.* soil! \u201cA kiss i ly the ad day morning st his residence, In cars after his arrival in Quebec vel.Aviation today stands juPt | record in the number of permis ta.1 can Carnation Milk for.Soil iss is merely the ad-|'Marin.Fonaventure County, after à 'narried Mizs Modéridge, of thin city, (Where che automobile | Busifert| mod Pere ; .1 can Heins Spaghetti, 3's.M vance agent of happiness || Poorer Hiner, orton.whe oc.| Who 18 alse very papular among a [flood eifriern MOTO QED CO JU lad with 140 in May.1931.Blouses of fine quality crepe de chine, assort- .A - 3 ny 10 fnraee what the future ho - - 1 an Clarks Pork nd Be ne, ID or alimony, the result de- cupled the important pomition for & large cricie 96 Trend and Mrs, [out for aviation.\u201d COUNTRY SALE.0 ed colors: values $7.50 and $8.25 for $2.99 I 11 | ding entirely upon the nie death ra Lands agent for | Mills and family for the metrapolis| The plane used by the aviators! The ieneral Murstail Chapter, Pk AN EN Ne) 1 gallon extra fancy Molasses pending y up the Provincial Government, was an Will cause much regret among ® bore the inscription \u201cN-\u2014A-BC-0.LO.D.E., are holding a sale on Frifor Lans cr-sren so scn0u 0e TBE kissee.\u201d Moron of the Legislative.Au.|Intre section nf the rammunity, ati lt was explained that these = wWoT® | day next, June 3nd., at the Mountain | =) 3 Ibs, Vermicelli for.âme sembly of Quebec, the same tims they will he Dieased i Ihe eT re finan School House, at Louis, Road, cet < 1 bottle H.P.Buuce for.His parents came from Scotland tn learn of the success which Mr.| 0 N the terminus of the ery car o s.whi : 3 pkge.Lion Macaron! ?Watch this space tomorrow a Tn rmvince whera | Mille has attained in the meevice af [ATA the remaining letters oiood fe7| line).at 3.30 p.m.| Cott n Sock white and colors, for children, 8 cans Little Chief Tomatoes, ||; _ an educated.And carried on a |sueh an important company in Ca.| \"Chicago Tribune There will he à table of useful.sizes 4 to 814.Special value at.29¢ 1 for n'as rares nyccesstul merchant's business in nadian Industrial circles an the Do- | at Be ee sv and fancy articles, ako finwers and ; aymond\u2019 v \u2018| A .count roduce.ternonn tea pa ym TTY 1] | WORKMAN FELL FROM Maria, where he was deservedly minion Textile Company.and will) Lêre greeted by the\u2019 president of the rer Come and bring | \u2014 A man named Fradeite engaged [for several years in the Legislative [future success and happiness.at lunch hy the Mayor at the Yacht ~Junel,2.Exceptional value at, per pair.90¢ With all rocery orders of 32.00 on the steel auperstructural work | Assembly, and later Was appointed a Club, At Three Rivers yesterday ee \u2019 P : e pou for the new tower of the Chateau Crown ands Agent for the western GREATER DEMAND they were enter\u2018ained by a group of | WOMAN PROTESTS HER : DRESSES Gingham Dresses for girls of 8 to 14 vears: values $4.50 to $6.00 for $2.50 and.$3.50 25 Kimono« of colored cotton crepe: priced $3.95 to $6.00 for $1.99 and.$2.99 300 pairs of ribbed Silk Stockings for ladies.aguy, Lepinay & Frere Telephone 8300 of * FIVE AHNBIALLOT OLNV Auto Lottery Sale RE 7 ANS.20m à RES AE AO US St De SCE SA SUGGESTS NAMES FOR COMMISSION Local Sportsman Has Three Individuals In View For Sporting Commission The foliowing letter regarding (he appointment of the members of the sporting Commission of this city was recelved at, this office last evening: Quebec, May 31m, 1022.the Bporting Editor of the Chronicle, Quebec.- Dear Sir: Permit me to make Alberta.Coroner Dr.W.PF.Jack-| River.women\u2019s singles for the Middlesex son decided that an inquest was Durnan's opponents tomorrow| championship.The score was 6-0, unnecessary.will be Tom Rooney, and Gilmore, 1-6, 6-4.i The obacco a uality anada's Favorite Pipe Tobacco THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922.' THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE +\u2014\u2014 ===.+=.?/ TENDENCIES WERE LARGELY .GOVERNED BY HAPPENINGS *.OVER THE HOLIDAY RECESS x.Further Weakness oifis Strong\u2014Olls Continued To Advanoe-\u2014Leaders Among Steels, Equipments And Motors Sluggish New York, May 31\u2014Tendencles in today's irreguler stock market were largely governed by developments in the final hour of Monday's session and other happenings over yesterday's recems, imeluding indus- iris) mergers, TThe decision of the United States Supreme Court declaring tha Bouthern Pacific-Central Pacific combination invalid created further weakness In Southern Pacific shares, but Union Facitic which may benefit by the decrse, was strong.Reading common developed weakness on the ruling of the court which gives that siock no priority over the preferred shares in the di»- wribution of the Compeny's subsldlary assets, while Reading first and ssconé preferred, scored extremes gains of 4 1-3 and five points respectively, Tobacco Products strengthened on news of its prospective al- lance with United Tetall Stores The latter was freely sold at a decline of three points, in marked contrast of the strength of other landers of the tobacco group, SBumta- opted.we os con joues to advance for the most part under jead of Maxican and Pan-American Petroleums, Genéral Asphalt and several of thq 'domestic group, but cancelled much of thelr gain later when Stan(prd Oil of California reacted.Leaders amung stesls, equipments and motors were sluggish, giving place to speculative jasues.British Empire Stes] first and second preferred rose sharply with Nova Scotia and Republic, Midvale and Vanadium hardened.Sugars, metals and several of the food speciallies were bought on higher prices quoted for rail and refined commodities.Individual ls- sues of those descriptions included Coco Cola and Fustum Cereal, both at high records; American Heel HuSar and Food Products, but prices us a whole eased as money rates rose.Sales amounted 10 1,133,000 shares.Cail loans opened at 4 per cent.advanced to 4 1.2 ir the fourih heur and to five per cent.in the final half hour.\u2018The stiffening of rates was ascribed to shitting of funds from June interest and dividend payments.Thirty day leans ware made at 4 Der cent.but lpnger dates were tractionally higher.\u201cApart from the firmness of Fritish rates, leading foreign exchanges eased moderately from Monday's best quotations, Brokers repnrt- Ing renewed offerings of French and Itallan bills.Paris cables gave wo.intimation of new developments regarding German Reparations.Among the neutral exchanges the Dutch rate cancelled most of its recent rire.Trading in the bond market today was noteworthy chiefly from the tast that practically ail the Liberty fesues sold at par or better an very heavy transactions, embracing several individual lots of $1,000,000, In the main the bond list was Uncertain, although investment offerings among transportations and high grade industrials were disposed to strengthen.That tendency alse applied to most of the foreign joans, Mexican 4s, and Bs.excepted.The feature of the railway division was Southern Pacific, Central Pacific collateral trust 4s, That issue reacted almost hall way from its meteoric rise of over eleven puints on Monday following news of the Supreme Court's decision dissolving the merger of those companies.Total sales, par value, $14,359,000.resulting In Southern Pacific $hares\u2014Union Pa- |r! Closing Letters .By Local Brokers \u2014 (By Bruscau à Ce.) Mew York, May 31\u2014The market togar hes been irregular in the ex- tréme with active dealings but with æn uncertain tone, and stocks gen- ly were strong until the last hour when there was a moderate setback.There fe no sign of à real reaction, but as we are In the tenth month of steady advance it la well to bear this fact in mind that the advance has been a record one, and alhough developments are still on the constructive side the stock market is subject to certain rules, just as human life is, and In the long run these can generally be determined by what has happened In other cases and at other times.WaH Sreet houses are reported to have Jargely increased their debits and hence the market ia no doubt In & much more vulnerable condition than it was three months ago.(By Mreen, \u2018ourdeau & Co.) New York, May 31\u2014There were price changes in both directions trom the opening teday, with many industrials starting higher, but with Bouthern Pacific and Reading weak.Reading improved moderately in the early trading.but later in the day sold off sharply as a result of bearish feeling over the Court decision.The railroads, generally, were somewhat easier.because of strike talk.Ol] stocks were the feature of the market, with several rising to new highs for the year, Mexican Petroleum going to 141.eel stocks were generally steady, with Vanadium and Republic strong.the copper shares were also steady.Some spe- claities sold up rather sharply, but Inter sold off on profit-taking.Shipping shares advanced with Marine Preferred the leader.Railroad strike talk and the prospects that the soldier bonus bill will pase the Senate accounted, in part, for the reaction.Sales, stocks, 1,281,000; $15.334,000., dbonda Ay LL.G.Neaubien & Co.) New York, May 31\u2014The market han been active and moderately strong this afternoon still tending towards irregularity in those stocks in which there have been important developments in the last two or three days.An advance of call money to § per cent in the afternoon did not have much effect on the market.The undertone of the whole affair waa mo- New underwritings of the day jucluded the Province of Manitobs |derately steady althouxh Southern $3,934,008 five per cent.bonds.Pacific, Reading.United Retall , (By L.G.BRAUBIEN & Co.) Stores and othera which have been .leaders because of expected develop- Stocks., Open.High.Low.Close.lents were lower.Allls-Chailmers .2.0 +405 soca.49 49% 49 49% Reports that Maintenance of Way Amn Beet Suga) .4% 47 4 46% employees plan to strike on July Ist Amn Bosch Magnèto .ATH 47% 4TH 4TH |, protest al the wage cut are not Amn Can Co .ces sss 0 48% 434 456 45% jenken merlously.It Wan reported Can Car & Fdy .+.+00 005 ven 164% 16414 164% | thin afcernoon that three corpora- Amn Int'l Corp .wr 4 49% 1.i0n merger in about ready to be Amn Locomotive .115% 115% 115% |announced.Amun 3melters .se ss Ge These pricen were reported, Mid- American Sugar .coc sor» « 19% 7 194 vale $42., Repuhtie 885.; Inland $60.Amn Sumatra Tobacco .cov voor.44% 44 4% 3) Theae.of course are not official and An Wuullen .ce an 00000000.13K 92x SEM Mare merely repoated fer what the re- Alfimonds Copper 8 BOL BEX YL may be worth.Atchison Rallway oe \"108 * he x he Atlantic Gulf .- .Laldwin Loco.ex 18% MN nn Daily Gossip On Laltimers & Ohlo .Both $160) \"D\" LL.222 200000 0 78% 78% 784 TM | | Leading Stocks Calif Petroleum .63% 3% 1% 1% Canadian Facitte .142% 142% 141% 142 (Special to The Chronicle) Central Leather .vee.404 0% \u201cHwy 40% An à holder of stock in United Chandler Motors .cael IBY 76% TB 15% | giaten Steel, Canada stands next only Chesapeake & Ohio .68% SAL, Gay 623% reat Pritain in order of impor- Chgo M & Bt.Paul .1 206 28% 3% 28 ltance, with 60.086 shares, having \u2019 do do pa.4K ABN HX 453 lrecemiy displaced Holland.Chgo Kock Island .a ne ue si °c so Columbis URS .c.x 2.0 000 00000 .y 7 874 i fieant an indicating corn Products 1026 102% 108% 102% Pre tunds for investment Crucible steel + 18% 75% TAM TIN |eximte, An the holdings hy Cana- Cuban Cane Hugs : 11 17% 17, 17% [alans have increamed during the las Erte RR .- 17% 1 ite 17% year, it is thought that this has béen Famous Mayers .wren.REW 2646 86 2% due very largely to the strenmh Goudrich Tire .ee ene .44% 44% 44% 44% shown by the Canadian dollar in the General Motors .wor on abe, 14% 14% 14% 14% el ee Great Northern pld .+.+.77% 17% T4 TW \u201c PP JInspiratian Copper rs.\u2026\u2026 444 44% \u201cHy \u201cyg Int Mer AFIS «.oo sen cons CMH MK Hu 2K mean etdend of date pip iors met Paper UII RY BY Bae Ga [of the Montreal Clty and District Intl Harvesters .L.181% 104% 104% 104, | Bavinge Bank, payable on and after Kelly Springfield .cov cov ves +e.120202 B2% B3% RIG A1y | Monday, July 34rd, next, to holders Kennecott Copper .0.seo os Le.39% 39% 29% 39% | Of mock record June 16th at 3:00 17 77 77 7 oclock p.m.Le Jehigh Valley .ey 6% 514 5% , Mexieun Petrol .198 241 188 138 Vienna cable says Aumria's Midvale steel .«41445 424 41 41% |demerate financial position han Middie states Ol - 14% 156 14% 16 prompted one of her leadinæ .jour- Missouri Facile 23% 23% 2344 | Nain to declare that \u201cfinancial hol- New Haven RR .38K 321M 32% [sheviam is on the threshold\u201d.The NYCentral .co.coe vor ses» 91% 90% 90% [krone stands at the lowest level wo Northern Pacific .+.+++ 000 0 76% 76% 76% (far recorded.It is worth only 46,- Uhio Clty Gas .+.2.oon 232% 22% 327% | #00 to the pound and 10,000 to the Pacifie Uil ., 84% 84% A44 (dollar.The currency of Austria's l'an-Amn Petrol .co.cee vay MN% 89% in | neighbor, Csecho-Slovakia, though Pierce Arrow .s.250 00000 19%.194 19% |low enough, !n worth 200 times a» People's Gas .85% 854 8815 | much.Of the 600,000 miilionatres f'ere Marquette .UY 34% 34% |at leant 2000 are \u201cmilliardaires\u201d, Pressed Steel .T4 TRY TRY | millionaires à thousand.Reuding CoO .321 002 04505 15% 78% 76% .» +» Republic Iron .«.«0 uur ue RG 76% 8% The improvement ahown in C.P.Royal Duteh .00 000 000 0 84% ay 82% |R.earnings for the first three Binclair Cons .oc.cio ors ares 36% 84 26 months of 1922 was not maintained Southern Pacific .5.6 055 060 0 s0% 4 Li] during the month of April, in fact Routhern Railway .cise.24 2 24% 24% [net profits show the satemt de- Mears ROODUOK .\u2026.2.2 000 s00.12101, ROM COM ROM ROK crease that han besn gipted for any Etromberg Carb cov ove vas se uo seu M8 BBX [month mince July 100 when the srudebaker .000 134 123% 138% | month's expenses included provielon Texas Co.\"Hy © 49 ffor the estimated increase under the Texas Paclfi 3314 33% 32% | new wage award of that date, As Tobacco Prod 8s Lu 21% | sompared with the previous month, Union Pacific .148% 161% 161% Jane April figures represent reduc.nl Ret Stores ., .TOM 074 87% |iionm of about & million and a quar- U # Ind Alcohol.su BTW BY [ior each for sross barnings and US Rubber 0p og oon 48% ON 85% |eorking expenses UM Steel.coe avr vas .ini TROY 100% oe i'tah Copper .0 +0 000001 WK ARK ARK Tp in under vanadium Steel .,.2.0.M4 au BY ine Morgan aod Ten an Weatinghoupe Kleetrle .8334 A230 01% foo Thich bankers are cinged, wWiliys-Overland .10 hy s% shortly will send repr ttn to Vienna to study the Austrian finan- Misnouri Pacific pd .\u2026.000.0000.B78 BT RTH ATH [cial system with a view to aprertain- Grent West plié .\u2026.0050 20000000), 38 NY 113 23% | Ing whether there in any basis for a EEE GR NEO EDEN MEINEM OP DEEE TOC SRE CRE AE NEO Oil Market Gov't.Bond Yields Tondon.May $1\u2014Close:\u2014 Complieé dy 1.G.Reaubien & Co.Calcutta linssed £20, 108 Bonds Free From Usal Income Tax TAnmeed oll 43s.1033 4% 99.40 8.70\u201c Sperm oll £33.54\", 100.76 62 Petroleum.American refined 1a, SW\" = son an 4.00 * 46.; futures 18.bé.fg\" Turpentine spirits 109, gr 1 Rosin, American strained 180.04.War Lanne, type \"G\" 140.94.Tallow, Australie, 876, 04.Savannah, May | 33\u2014Turpentine | siendy 91 8-4: mâles nenix 376: shipmente 470; took 11,678.Rorin firm.enles 788; recelpte 1,- | 1984 063: shipments 93; atoek 69 Victory Bonds Subject te Income Tax %,\" 2.38 % 106.68 Ago\" sas loan to aid Austrin's reconstruetion, ° .British exporte in first quarter of 1920 were £00,701,000 and thoes of same period in 1022, (85,454,000, whersas exports of 1913 first quarter reduned to comparable values would have totalled 1137,310,000.Imports similarly figured [186,763,000 and £188,822.000 sgainm Juos.am.o00.A dividend of three percent has heen declared on the common stock of Dominion Textile ompany, Limiod, has been declared for the quar- \u2018er ending 30th Tune, 1922, payable July 3rd, to shareholders of mock record 18th June, 1933, ent u dividend of 1 3.4 percent on the preferred stock for the same quar.ar, payable July 16th *» h-'terg of sock -ecord June 30th, 1922, CONSIDERABLE DROPPING OFF IN ACTIVITY YESTERDAY IN TRADING AT MONTREAL Losses Slightly Exceeded Gains Though Insignificant In Amount\u2014British Empire Steel Issues Again Prominent \u2014Greatest Gain Was In Canada Cottons Pfd.Montreal, May 31\u2014Thers was a considerable dropping of in ac:i- vity in today's trading on the local stock exchange with losses slightly exceeding gains, the former however, being insignificant In amount.British empire Kteel issues wore again prominent and all reached new high ground but except the first preferred, they sagged off at the closes.B.E.Stes! second proferrad led the market in activity and clos- ad down 1 1-8 points to 34 7-8 after touching a new high of 37 1.3.The Common was second in activity and touched a new high of 16, but eased to 14 1-3 off 1-4.The first preferred, however, closed at a new high of 17 1-2 for a net gain of & point, The greatest gain of the day was in Canadian Co'ters preferred which closed at a new high of %5 8-8 for a net gain of 3 3-8 points.Papers were only lightly dealt in with ADbitibl unchanged, Brompton oft §-8; laurentide unchanged; Spanish commen off a point and the preferred off 1-3.Atlantic Sugar was a strong feature, closing at 25 1-4 for a net gain of 1 1-4 points.Another strong stock was Dominion Iron preferred, which reached a new high of 76 1-4, up 1 1-4 points.Dominion Textile climbed 10 & new high at 165 1-2 where I* closed for a net gain of 1.2.MacKay wae up 2 1-4 points and Winnipeg lallway up 1 1.3.There was an improvement In bond activity with nothing specially signifieant in the way of price changes, Total sales listed, 9,384; bonds $147,522.(By L.G.RRAVBIEN & Co.) Btocks.Open.igh.Low.Close.Abitibb Paper .\u2026 52% [1] Bey cs Atlantic dugar .24 25% 24 283% Assbetoa Corp .6 se 58 86 Ames-Holden pid .PR) 9 y » Brompton Pulp .UK 31% 407% 30% Bell Telephone .FN 110% 110% 110 110 Brasilian Traction .Lo AB nu 13% 4 British Empire Steet .18 15 14 14% British Empire End pf - 364 37% 34% 34% Can Car & Fdy .25% 27 25% 27 do do pfd.LBA BAK 54% 644 Can Cement .4 1% [1 as de do .54 9 2 2\u201d Can Cotton Fa.st st \u201d st tions Bmelters .: 24% 24% 24 24 Can SS Lines .224 24 22% 224 do do nid.82 52 52 52 Can Converters .to ze re s0 Dominion Bridge .14% 74 4 bominion Steel Corp .40 39 39 do do pfd.7e ie 7 Detroit United .6 80% «1 Dominion Glass sty 464 nity Dominion Textile ees 13814 158 156% General Electrie .9% 0\" ss Howard-Smith pfd .FEN 93 92% 93 faurentide Pulp .2.2 2.0 87 té 87 Peter Iyall Cons.ay 41 43 Montreal Power .sm 31% LAR} National Breweries .56% 16 sex Ontario Steel Products .18 4\" 46 Ogilvie Flour .cee 23s 238 238 Quebec Railway .28% 28 My Niordon Paper .,.12% 12 12 do do pd.20 20 20 Spanish River .2.1.Rs Th 27% do do pfa.sg 33% su Steel Co.of Canada .7 7h% 754 sst.Lawrence Flour .ra re 80 Toronto ftreet Railway .- GA 85% ae Wayagamack .52% s3% 82% Wahassa Cotten ee 72 1% 72 Winnipez Raliway .\u2026.41% 41% 11% BANK Montreal .:.2.2 141 Lo Leases a8 217 217 217 VICTORY BONDR\u2014(Tax Fxemm): 1927 B% percent._.2053 00512:100,78 100.78 160.76 100,75 1923 534 per cent.BR.RN 98.20 99 .RD 99.80 1933 5% percent.102.48 102.45 102.60 102.60 VICTORY BONDS\u2014(Subject to Income Tax): 1924 315 per cent.fe eee wen eaeaes 100.65 100.65 100.65 100.66 MISCEIAANEOUS: Quebec Railway Bonds .114 lly 1% IR [IIL tg ee SENTE IENSICSESS The Chicago The Toronto Produce Market Produce Market + Chicago, May 31\u2014TLively but unspectacular | trading and price changes today accompanied the final settlement of contracts for May delivery of wheat.The chief struggle between opposing factions in the market appeared to have ended Monday when values\u2019 smashed downward 10 1-4c.No.1 Northern $1.41 1-4; $1.37 1-2: Ne.3 $1.29.No.2 Western 60 3-4c: No.3 57 3-4e; ex- 55 8-4e.American rorn No.2 yellow 76 a) 1.2¢, track Toronto, prompt ship- on the part of the leaders of the ronte.Full side.{ Ontario oats, nominal.Shorts covered freely today hut Ontario wheat nominal with no great difficulty in obtaining: Barley, malting 60c to Seall the wheat they needed prices Huckwheat No.3, $1.00.closed at 2 3-4 net decline to 2 9-4r, Rye No, 2 98c.advance, with May $1.16 to 81.17! and July $1.18 3-8.varying from a shade decline to 7-81 ton $30.00 to $32.00: good feed Corn, May 60 1-4c: July 62 2 8¢:' track Torento.Tork, May 828.50.lard, July $11.80; Rept.$11.77, Ribs, July $11.87: Sept.§ , Cotton Market ree closed easy.Closing bids: January 19.63-68c; July 20.66-68c: Foreign Exchange \u2014 Copenhagen: crown .2196 Fêtures closed ready.Christiania: ofown 1801 |._\u2014 St.DPetershurg: rouble, 0008 PE Bockholm: crown .2846 Sugar Market mr tt tt 0e Paper circulation of three Italien hanke of issue rose from 11,760,000, 008 lire at end of 1918 to 19.164.- 700,000 at the and of 1920, and was reduced at the end of last February to 18,158,000,000, * .Rumoured that Republic, Midvale and Inland have agreed to à 9-company see! combination.Steel & Tube and Brier Hill having dropped out.State Republic might enter mermer at 982.60 and Midvale at 13.00.RUOCTAR, Marte\u2014\"la (hat young architect, who has (aken a king to you.suc- copsful in his calling?\" Qertio\u2014'Not yet, hu t£ he keeps un calling,\u201d he wlll be New York, May $t\u2014The raw sugar market wae firmer early today and while spot prices tor Cuba were unchanged at 2 5-3c.cont and freight, equal to 4.28 for centrifugal, July shipments wan higher.There were males of £0,000 bags of Cubase for July shipment at 2 11-16 cost and freight.equal to 4.29 for centrifu- ral.and 28,000 bage at 2.39 3-4 cost and freight.equal to 4.82.The raw sugar future market was r=mer on rovering and trade buying, wing to the strength In market and pricer at midday were cohol.* to $ points net higher.Refined augar was firmer and un- Ane granuimed listed at 5.00 to 6,70 drink If he had It?\u201d with a E104 inquiry reported.Toromo May 31\u2014Manitoba wheat tre No.1 feed §7 3-4c: No.1 feed § bushel an a result of liquidating salen ment No, 3 yellow 75 1-2¢; track To-| ii Militeed, carlots, delivered Mont-: N to $1.19 1-2, real, freighte, haga included: Bren.| Corn finished 3-8 to 3-4c.up, oata| per ton 928.00 to 830.60; shorts per; sept.66 1-8c, fitraw, carlows per ton $12.00 to} Outs.May 36 1-80: July 38 1-8c; | 813.00.i Sept.40 1-8c, New York.May 31\u2014Cotton futu-| August 20.97-%6c; October 320.26-; (Ry L.G.Beaubien & Co.) Bite: December 20.04-06c.Spots New York: premium .1 1-06 | closed quiet, N.¥.Canada Middiing uplands 21.206.london: pound Liverpool cotten apots In good merling .84.4475 $4.52, demand.Prices meady.Pavia:-frane .0 0930 | \u2018American middling fair 13.523d.: Rruesels: franc .OR02 | Good middling 12.474: Middling Ceneva: franc .1963 | 13.02d4.: Fully Middling 12.174; Low Madrid: penefa .| middling 11,874.Good ordinary | Rerlin: mark .0040] 10.724.Ordinary 10.23d.4 Vienna: crown .400150 0002.Bales 10.000 balen, including 8.- Rotterdam: florin .3880 .1000 American.Recelputs 6,200 Rome: lira .0822 0540 bales, Including 8,000 American.Re Athens: drac 0420 | ceipta 8,300 haies, ali American.| Î RENE-T.LECLERG MONTREAL QUEBEC 160 St.James Street.74 St.Peter Street.CBstablishoé 1901) | CAISSE D'ÉCONOMIE - de Notre-Dame de Québec - Some of our Depositors neglect their accounts, And yet it is certainly well worth while to make a deposit at least once a month in order to swell your savings.Here your savings are not only in perfect safety, but they bear interest\u2014and re- member\u2014they help everyone in Quebec.We have no Branches except our eleven in Quebec and Levis [ Government \u2018- Municipal i - and Corporation Bonds Particulars on Demand The Municipal Loans Limited, J.A.FOURNIER, President and Manager, Telephones 4306-1080 83 ST.PETER STRAEY QUEBEO Feb.1xtv.thant.xly.McDOUGALL and COWANS 12 Du Fort St.WE BUY and SELL VICTORY BONDS.Tolephomes 1402-1468 \u2014 FA Cand \u2018 =v SEMEN 3 Breen, Charlebois STOCK AND BOND BROKERS TELEPHONE 185-188 = 147 MOUNTAIN HILL Private Wire Connections with Montreal, New York and Chicago Exchanges.MUNICIPAL AND GOVERNMENT BONDS BOUGHT, SOLD AND QUOTED.Ladies\u2019 Camel Hair Sweaters Ladies\u2019 Golfers * Ladies\u2019 Cardigans Ladies\u2019 Stockings | Men\u2019s Camel Hair Sweaters # Men\u2019s Cardigans Men\u2019s Golfers Men's Golf Hose ; Manitoba oats No.2 Canadian, ; ) SUMMER UNDERWEAR The new : No Button Combination } Two piece Underwear | Fine Silk and Wool Under} | À ; 1 | @ le gain.and provisions un-| four per hag $1.70 to $1.80.: wear A changed to 10 cents lower.Cione:\u2014 Jiay.extran No.2 per ton $22.00: 3 Wheat, May $1.16; July $1.18 1-2:/to $23.00; mixed per ton $18.00 to; Fi G U d b (if 1-4.19.00: ci t 14.00 À September $ \u2019 elover per ton $ to $18 i: ne auze nderwear Pyjamas, Night Shirts | Colic Bands v Socks, Socks, Socks § { John Darlington Reg'd | ¥ Opposite General Post Office Open Saturday Night 1 f Egg Market ce Ie ARMAND LAVERGNE, Ottawa, May 31-\u2014The tone of the K.Cmarket je about steady with supplies t more than ample to meet ail requi- Advocate rements.The general quality of the |] Tel, 4600 - 93 St.Peter Stproduct coming forward ia begin- Nov.1326m ning to show the effect of warm weather and jobbers are finding K I inoreasingly difficuit to get enough of the Mgher grades out of current recoipts to meet local requirements.Toronto steady and unchanged.Monireal quiet, extras jobbing 34e to 3bc: fArate 82e, seconde tôc.BANK CLEARINGR FOR MOXTH OF MA Winnipeg te frandon .3.484,92 .\u201cNOP GUIUTE!\u201d Edmonton 11,428.34 | A man with & highly colored nese [Calgary .23,243.18 the spot, was arrested for (iloitly selling al- | Medicine Hat .1.974,3¢ Prince Albert .1.411,53 | \u201c100k at the defendan:.\u201d sald hie | Saskatoon .3, ,counssl.\"Dn you honestly think he |Moose Jaw .changed to TA points higher withilooke like a man who would sell | Vancouver .Victoria .\u2026.In lem than à minute the jur- | New Wesiminmer .brought In a verdict of \u201cNot gullty!\u201d | Lethbridge .Refined futurca wee nominal, .$810,226,322 108 Bruneau & Co (Members Montres Stock Exchange) STOCK BROKERS Phone 1598 18-15 SAULT-AU.MATELOT STREET Direct private wire with POST & FILAGG 49-51 Broad Street, N.X.CITY OF QUEBEC ; CITY HALL ! CITY CLERK'S OFFICE Quebec.16th May, 1922, LIST OF JURORS PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN that pursuant to the requirements of the Act of the Consolidated Statutes of the Province of Quebec, entitled \u201cThe Tury Law of the Province of Quebec\u201d and amendments, a special meeting of the Council of the City of Quebec will be held on Friday, the second day of June, one thousand nine hundred anw twenty two (1922) at eight o'clock of the even.sald Counc!] at which the undersigned will submit to the consideration of the Council an abstract from the valuation roll, containing the names of all persons who are qualified as jurors, for the purpose of being then and there examined, corrected and approved by the said Councll prior to the same being delivered to the Sheriff of the Distriet of Queder, the whole in compliance with the provisions of the Statutes above cited.PUBLIC NOTICE 15 also given that the persons wha ha a righ to be exempt from serving as jurors in virtue of the law, must ascertain from the.City Clerk that the:- names have been struck fram the extract or supplement thereof, Ry order.H.J.J B.CHOUINARD.City Clerkmari?toune: NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE FIRST MEETING FOLLOWING AN ASSIGNMENT, TIE BANKRUPTCY ACT.In the matter of the assets of Elsear Cote.Manufacturer, of Bte.Angele de Rimouski, Que., authorised assignor.Notice 1s hereby given that Elsear Cote.Manufacturer, of Ste.Angele I, an the 29th.day of May.1923, made an authorized as- Me | signment to the undersigned.Notice ls also given that the first meeting of the creditors in thie matter will be held at Quebec on the 14th.day of June, 1922, at three (3) | \u2019élock In the afternoon, at the office of the undersigned, 147 Mountain Hill, Quebec.Mi To give you the right to vote at the sald meeting, the proof of your credit must be in our hands defore the meeting.The proxies that will be used at the meeting must be placed in our hands before the meeting.Be also notified that if you have la cigim of any kind giving you the right to figure as a creditor, the proof of such claim should de handed to us within the thirty days } dating from the present notice, for dating from and after the expiration | of the period fixed by paragraph § j nf article 97 of the mid law, we shall | distribute the product of the assets ot the debtor among thoes having right, having regard only for the daims of which we have been notined.Dated at Quebec, this 30th.day of of May, 19212, LEPFAIVRE & GAGNON, Authorised Trustees.ALLEYN Office: 147 Mountain Hill.J.BAIL, TENT AND AWNING MAKER 238 UT, PAUL JTUEKT SUEBLC ing at the usual place of meetings .?| \u20ac Yesterday's Stock Market In New York Was Irregular Neel - We extend == AUTO MANS Cordial and Hearty Welcome to the Members of the Canadian Eleckic Rallway Associations \u201cYe OMe Oitie\u201d of Quebec.And trust | Eighteenth Annual Convention \u2018 will be HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL ONE, MECHANICS SUPPLY CO., LTD.80-90 ST.PAUL ST.Quebec, PQ Phone 651 | Hi | that their a most 120 ST.JOHN ST.( Excellent Cuisi Choice of Wines and \u201cHOTELS.3 In the Heart of Things f | JOHN STREET | Phone 7015 The most ceniraliy modern conveniences.culsine and service.We bake our ows bread and French pastry, and serve purest milk : ind cream.A select resort for Lady Tourists Only à few minules tr sulo gar age.Open from § am to 1 pW Beer and Wine served al meals.48 ST.siunted, ali; First class (Opposite Union Station) EVERY ACCOMMODATION TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC WE SERVE sec.91.00 Oct.1zmon.th.satx12m LATEST FICTION ! The Great Adventure at Washingtos | by Mark Bullivan.Geatle Julia by Booth Tarkington.Merton of the Movies by Harry Leon Wilson.Frank of Freedom Hill by Samuel A.Derieux The Ragged Edge by Harold Mac- Grath.Maria Chapdelaine by Hemon, translated Ly Blakealso Cards for all oconsions, Graduation Cards, Shower Cards, etc.| P.J.EVOY TEL.772 - - 141 ST.JOHN ST.\u2018HETHRINGTON'S BAKERY Every variety of high-grade Bakery Goods.Gelivered te ali parts of the City, das.vet #T.JONN UTRENT Tel.0688.OREVAS jar 154 BOUQUET 1 CORO 20% Shai PS) Loeb Capoul hesra A rt Dine ume MANHATTAN Try our five-course Business Men's Lunch daily from 11 am.to 3 p.m.Also Our SPECIAL DINNER from § p.m.to 8 p.m.MINAR Jor Sprains & Bruise near Bell Telephone) 50c ne and Service Beer served at meals \"| Rubber Balls HARD RUBBER BALLS | GRAY RUBBER BALLS TERRA COTTA RUBBER BALLS | PAINTED RUBEER BALLS From Be.to 81.25 each.HIGH BOUNCING BALL.This ball bounces from 12 to 15 feet.Price: 26e, each.TENNIS BALLS, from 23c.up.CHILDREN'S RACKETS from be.i up.; CHILDREN'S WOODEN BATS at 3e\u2018 each, RAKE, HOE and SHOVEL SETS, at 15e and 28\u20ac.per set.TOY WATERING CANB at 38¢, each SAND PAIL and SHOVEL SET! 13¢ up.T.H.O'NEIL 247 SL.JOHN ST.\u2014has usedit since hewes « boy Nothing to equal THE fre thing te do whom yeu ave sa Ici times oo nm ue re paie linber of the best Former's paper in Provinces in Te a medtse \u201cFweald 7.het Td ma nem Ser seed thntert ol ns How MIN ARDS TT yy anime ike MINARD'S ever since | sar of would-be competi hr LIMIMENT CO.LIMITED Yarmouth, N.S.3 NOTICE.All owners of dogs, or in possession of dogs, traders.milkmen, bakers, grocers, livery stable Keepers, proprietors of laundries, their agents, cabmen, carters, and others, who, according to law, are! munity, who generously assist the obliged to take any license, are required to do so without de otherwise, they will be reported, and proceedings taken against them by the Recorder's Court.By order, EMILE TRUDEL, Chief of Police, Junelxs AN RONEST CONFESSION.A teacher found it difficult to make à boy in his class understand a point in his lesson.Finally, however, he succeeded, and, drawing a long breath, remarked: \u201cIf it wasnt for me, you'd be the greatest donkey in this town.\" A BUSINESS DAY SAVED The \u2018Trans Canada.limited\u201d, fastest transcontinental train de luxe in America is now in operation.Besides being the quickest train \u201cacross Canada\u201d here are many deciding elements in favor of its use, ane of which is that you are \u201cready for business\u201d after breakfast on ar- ival dn three of the most important \u2018ities.Tæave Montreal Windsor Ststation 8:00 p.m.daily, arrive Winnipeg 10:18 a.m.(2nd morning), Calgary 10:15 a.m.(3rd morning.and Vancouver 10:00 a.m.(4th morning).\u2018This train also earries limited parior car accommodation tor Ottawa, thereby offering the only sight hour mervice between Queher and Ottawa.This train affords the biggest travel treat that is possible for » transcontinental trip to contain, You are able to see prastically every major point of Interest by daylight, Including Banfl, Lake Louies and the Glaciers.Whether on business or pleasure (his (rain combines every comfort and convenience possible and all this without additional rom.Everything Canadian Pacific Standard-\u2014thers le anne better.For Information, tickets.dieeping ind partor reservations apply to 30 Bt.John 8t., Tel.98: Chateau Fronten Tel.1840: Palais Miation.Tel 663.¢ » [that can come up tv Tanlac,\u201d sald \u2018auto bus be:woen !have indigesiion and all my troubler ; defrauding | Couet | preterment.HE FEELS READY FOR FOOT RAGE Edmond Maurice Declares He Is Brimful Of New Life Since Tanlac Brought\u2019 Complete Relief From His Alarming Stomach Trouble \u201c1 am brimful of New Life and in my opinion there is no medicine kKdmond Maurice 341 Dorchester 8t., East, Montreal.who runs ar Montreal and Berihier.\u201cIt was five years ago that 1 first felt my health giving way, and | got worse each year.1 had a bad stumach and was bother, qd wiih indiges:ion.There was an aw(ul pressure around my heart from gas on my stomach and atl times I felt like | would loss my breath.It was a lerrible strain to uit at the wheel all day long and | sometimes fel: | couldn't make it any longer.\u201cTanlac haz made me feel so spry { don\u2019t believe there is a man in Montreal who can out-run me !n a foot race.U eat anything, never \u2018Tanlac wins my endorse- \u2018are gone.ment every time.Tanlac is suid by all good drug- is Chronic le Files 100 Years Ago An auctioneer of Boston haz been criminally Indicted and fined Afty dollars for misrepresenting the| quality of an article which he was\u2019 bout io sell, with the intention of the purchaser.The for certain considerations, i mitigaied the punishment: as much! 28 pcasible, bul remarked that ihe, enormi'y of ihe offence was severely pun:zhable by the statistics of the country.Ouriositytn Monday last one hundred and Ligilly {WO surgeons were caught in vne tide at the fishery of Mr.Dechene, Bt.Anne de la Pocatiers, and twen:y had been taken the day before.\u2018The small weighed sv-; wards of filly pounds, and a person in the parish bought one for the, sum of aix shililngs and six pence which weighed 213 lbs.Pine] weight.Chronicle - Files Cl Le | i.was a very graceful and very appropriate thing for the City Council to adopt unanimousiy a! resolution of congratulations to the\u2019 Meyor upon his appointment as a Cabinet Minister.His Worship has teen careful to treat Conservatives and Liberals alike in ihe Council, and aithough a politician himselt outside the City Hall, he has rat carried his politics with him into the building.Many of the Aldermen are keen politicians, too.outside of the Hotel de Ville, and they, too, did well to divest themasives of their politics in order to congratulate the Mayor upon his political St Vince De Paul From the reports of the different conferences of Bt.Vincent de Paul Society of Bt.Patrick's of Quebec, we find tha: 78 familles composed of 121 adults and 88 children, mak, ing 206 persons, wers relieved last winter.The sum of $365.11 was: expended in provisions and upwards of one hundred cords of wood were How satisfactory this must be to all classes of the com.iBociety in their annual festival to obtain funds for the relief of the poor, particularly when that relief Is lo be given during the winter \u2018months, We learn that the mem- hers of the Society are again organising their annual festival and soliciting funde for this purpose.Wa trust their efforts will meet with 8 hearty response from every class and creed In the community.bIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN THE SKIN Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, ehake well, and you have à quarter pint of harmless and d,.lightful lemon bleach.Massage, this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arme and hands each day.then shortly note the beauty and whiteness of your ekin.Famous stage beauties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear.rosy e com plexion, also ax a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because it doesn\u2019 irritate, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE \u2014e SOCIAL AND PERSONAL | Mr.R.Gilbert, of Toronte, is staying at the Chateau.Mr.Gecrge \u2018Rogers, of Toronto, 4 n guest at the Chateau.Mr.W.J.Radford, of Torento, is registered at the Chateau.Mr.J.P.Villeneuve of Chicouttmi, registered at the Chateau.Mise Olga Cio:volin has returued frum à visit to Montreal and Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Siaçiair are tn town from Kitchener, staying- at he Chateau, Mr.It.À.Bayles.ot Montreal, Is among the guests siaying at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.F.D.Burpee, of Ottawa, are in town, gues's at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Burman, of Shawinlsan Falls, are in the city, staying at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Entwistle, of Johnatown, Pa., are in town, registered at the Chateau.Mrs.Jules Frechette, of Ottawa le in town, the guest of her father, Mr.A.Tanguay.Mrs.George Tanguay left yesterday for Chicoutimi where she will spend a few days.Mr.D.V.Fleming of Adelaide, Australis, is among the guests siay- Ing a: the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Goodwin sre in town from East Orange, N.Ysiaying at the Chateau, Mr.and Mrs, A.C.Cowan ut Edinburgh, Scotland, are in the city registered at the Chateau.Mr.Alex.Mcleod of the S8un-Ma.d Raisin Growers Company of Canada Litd., lef for Mon'real yesterday.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Power aro .epending some time in Paris, tra\u2026cu ! before returning home next montis | Dr.and Mra.Arthur Simard and\u2019 family, d'Au:euil atreet are spending the summer months at 8.Petron- Ule.Mrs.I.J.A, Amyot and her sistas Mise Hamel.have returned from New York, where they spent a week.Mrs.F.A.Guiimer, of Chicou:i:ni iz spending some time in town, ine guest of her mother, Mre.Jos.Brudrique, Mr.and Mrs.leon Mercier Gouin and family of Monireal, have taken up thelr summer residence ac St.Vincen: de Paul.Mra.Lomer Hamel has returncd from [es Eboulements, where he was \u2018he guext of Mrs.Edmond de Bales Laterriere, Ar.and Mrs.Eugene Audet and Mr.and Mrs.Evarisis Rochelie have returned from a trip to New York, and Atlantic City.Mias Irene Todd.Toronto, journalist ot.who has been spending a few éaye in town, left for Murray Bay yesterday afternoon.Hon.A.Turgeon, Mra Turgeou, Mies Germaine Samson and Mr.Neuville Samson have returned from a trip to the Laurentides.Dr.Dobbin who has been unwell for some tims, is a patient Is the Royal Vietorla Hosptial, Moatreal His \u2018rlends will wlat him a speedy recovery.Mr.Paul Drouin, ke.left for Montreal yesterday to né the general meeting of the Provincial Bar, which is being held In the metropolis.The Rev.Dr.Love left yesterday for Winnipeg to astend a meeting of the Educational Committee of the Preabyterian Gensrai Assembly which meets in that City on Friday next, Mrs.Mitchell, Grande Alle Apartmen\u2018s arrived home this morn ing after having visited her aister- in-law, Mrs.EB.B.Devlin, in Ottawa, and also Miss Devlin, of Aylmer Rast, P.Q.The Rev.E.K Wilson of Waler- Iville, Que, announces the enga ment of his elder daughter, Doris, to Mr.Harold Lynn Atto, M.C., of Sie.Agathe, Que.second son of Mrs L.Atto, ot Lannoxville, Que, The marriage will take place on the 20th of June.The following are taking part in \"one of the scenes of the \u201cGay Par- .e\" in charge of Mrs.Goodday, .Ford, Mrs.Goodday, Misx fr Falkenberg, Miss Vera Thom.Miss Maude Sewell, Miss Ray Scout, Miss Benny Powel, Miss Laroche; 8peclal Tango.Miss Marjorie Daviv and Mr.Bob Bewell.The marriage of Miss Jeanr» Gueulfrion.daughter of Mr.and Mra.; Amedee Geuffrion, ~ Montreal, to Mr.Jean Gagnon, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Gagnon, Mon.(real, has been arranged to (ake place on June 13th, at the Church of St.Louis de France.The ceremony will be performed by the Rev.Abbe Ulric Geoffrion, uncle of the juride.! Their Exceliencies the Governor- General and Lady Byng of Vimy, were present Tuesday In the Vice.Regal box at the opening of the Connaught Park Jockey Club's spring meet, which was largely attended.Their Excellencies who were accompanied by Captain Balfour, Major Hodgson, Major Vanicr, Captains Erskine and Joliffe, and Mise Walpole and Mrs.Vanier, wers received by Hon.N, A.Belcourt, president of the club; Miss Baeleourt Mr.Edward 8.Houston, treasurer.and Mre.Houston, Mr.Stewart Mc- Clenaghan, shalrman of ihe committee of management.and Mrs.; MeClenaghan, General Bir Edward Morriron, Mr.Githert Fauquier, Mr, Powell and Mr.J.K.Paisley.|W.F.A girl's complexion is something ; more than a matter of concern io her vanity.li ls an indication of the state of her heaith.Pallor in a growing girl means a (hinning of :he blood.Eruptions mean impurities in the blovd.Mothers should bs waichful of their daughters com- | plexione, and see Lo it that these signs are corrected\u2014not covered up.When a girl in her \u2018eens hecomer pale and sallow, especially if, at the same time.she shows an inclination to tire easily, a listiessness and inattention to her work or studies, she needs Dr.Wilkin Pink Pills, a tonic which direcily and specifically corrects the condition from which ahe is suftering.A chemical an_ alysis of the blood of such a gir! would show it to be deficient in jus: the elements that Dr.Willams Pink Pills can supply, but the physical signs are plain.The girl with a bad complexion, or who suffers from occasional headaches, who I» easily tired and breathless afte slight exertion, should begin taking Dr.Willlama' Pink Pills at once.A good appetite, sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks follow the falr use ot this medicine.You can get Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pllis through any dealer in medicine or by mall at 50 cents à box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.Willlams' Medicine Co.Brockville, Ont.REWARD OF BREVITY.The story is told of Dr.Abernethy, the famous 8¢olch surgeon, a man of few words, that he once met his match\u2014in a woman.She caleld at his oftice in Edinburgh one day with a hand badly inflamed and swollen, logue, The following dia.opened by the doctor, took \u201cPoutltice The next day the woman called, and the dialogues was as follows: \u201cBetter.\u201d - \"Worse.\" \u201cMore poultice.\u201d Two days later (he woman made another call: \u201cBetter?\u201d \u201cWell, Fee?\u201d \u201cNothing.Most sensible woman 1 ever saw.\"\u2014Natlosal Life.THE SIMPLER LIFE.lnfuriajed Substpn (to nelgh- dor)\u2014\" Well, I'm warning you! You keep your dashed infernal bees eut of my garded or, dy thunder.PR\u2014PI shoot sm!\" \u2014Life.CALENDAR NIEORSSARY.A fussy old fellow was making a journey on a branch itne, Thetrain had slowed down again after sog- ping several times.The old man's palience became taking out his wa fellow passenger: this train overdue?\u201d \u201cWell, oir,\" was the reply.\u2018a watch ain't no goed; re want a calendar.\u201d .Untortunateh, \u2018He ret ana, \u2018hut the chronic seems to \u2018get the best servis at ide restauran.\u2014Birminghem News.gE (YT ROTI \u201c6 a Nutrition Diet for All Ages, MOT VET 6000 lferings of flowers brought by the | Export Trade Still Remains In Difficult Position, Owmny {Largely To Uncertainty Baris, May 31\u2014If the position of commerce and indusiry in rrance is hl expused to grea: difficukies, nevershelews it muse be noted that the month of March showed the anticipated symptoms of improvemen'.The unfortunate depression experienced in the month of January and February is in a fair way of desing compenaated (or, and this warrania & more hopeful view of the future.The crisis which exisied (and which to some exient aiill exists) was principally due to unstable pri.cea, but for sume iime back there has been a relative hardening which, (K it remains undecided as regards raw materials, is plainly marked in manufactured articles.The insia- bilities which are mill apparent Arise from causes foreign to the French market, particularly the unavoidable fluctuations of the exchange and the repercussions of international politics.The depression registered In January and February affected the texiile industries far less than it did certain branches of the metallurgical and building industries and if the revival of the silk trade did not continue, this was due (0 the exchange rate acting ou raw material of & high price.At the present time, the export trade remains in a difficult position, but If the menace of the Fordney Bill parelyses exports to the United Mates, on the other hand the imminent signature of the new Franco- Spanish treaty of commerce, the putling into effect the new commercial agreement between Poland and France, and che repeal of the law of August 31, 1920, concerning the ex- portatitn ot works of art, permit tie anticipation of revival of interesting business for the French trade.The consiant teil of the mark, which Cacilitates German competition hasas a consequence produced a slight drop in the metallurgical market, and there is serious talk of increasing the French customs tariff applicable to certald manufactured articles.A consideradle decrease in the supply of coal from the north of France has been noted; this cos! cannot meet the competition from England, and it the demand Is greater, it is solely on account of the cold weather and not In order to meet Lhe requirements of Industry.The markews for silks and wolllens remain calm and business is normal The annoucement of & new loan in France has caused a stir at the exchange, and the reduction in the rates of the French bonde has automatically caused the banks to follow this move by facilitating money dealings.IN BAD, .\u201c£ don't know how to ge nome after this poser game.\u201d Lo \"You're onl, out 84.\" \u201cBut | promised my wife haif my \"Alger on Hand winnings.\" Judge.THE MEXICAN: ARE MISJUDGED| Despite Their Reputation, There Is Much To Be Said In Their Favor \u2018 lt is perhape mot to be wunde.