The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 11

VOL. CL. No. 21 A TOTE GAZETTE. MONTREAL.

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1921. 11 been on a summer tour of Europe, but prolonged his stay in France. tonnape of 9.412. She was launched in Belfast In 1914.

aground off Cape Espichel, 20 miles wouth of here. Eight launches and a cruiser went to the assistance of the stranded vessel. The passengers were landed later. ENGLISH PAPERS' SHARP COMMENT ON GRAND TRUNK mm TO-DAY and TO-MOBBOW WALLACE certain questions relating to insurance for civil employees were taken up. Certain appointments to the civil service were studied, and Orders-in-founoil to put certain laws adopted at ihe last session into operation, were adopted.

PASSENGERS LANDED Efforts Being Made to Re-float Royal Mail Steamer Lisbon, Fept. S. The British Royal Ma.ll steamer AlTtianaora. having The Almanaora sailed from Bue. noa Aires on August 19 for Southampton, siopp.irg at Rio Janeiro from which port she sailed on August 24.

The vessel has a registered Ontario provincial president, D. O'FIynn, Belleville; Rev. C. E. Jeakine, of Brantford, Ontario representative on the Dominion Command Executives Dominion Kecretary-treasurer, G.

and provincial secretary, W. E. Turley, of Toronto. A special Invitation has been sent out to all other branches In the district to attend. Quebec Cabinet Met Quebec, Sfpt.

8 A meeting of the Provincial Cabinet' was held this morning, ipreaided over 'by Premier HIS MAJESTY'S TONIGHT ANO Al.t, TBH WEEK A TIM.K BS-rt KU.iT "THE BLUE iTIERROTS" SONG UVNfF. I.At'CilTEB U'Uliam Brady, in with Rnandmn, of t.nmlnn, F-iiif rronU JOHN GALMVORTHYS dreal DraJiiatic Trlnmnh nf f.nniing lork, "THE SKIN GAME" l)itluguih-l All Eogllh Cat Plrwt Trora London. Eng. Nl(tht. t5e to 1JM I Iltt vu.

25c to 1.0 SEATS ON SALE NOW i Starting Sunday1. Taschereau, Koutlne matters and i'VWit mm Basil King's Powerful Drama of the Unseen World 1 yK32mJ Today's Presentation A gripping melodramatic love drama of climaxes that will make your pulse beat faster. 1 I ra esgza isssa esen If a I EH i--i i rn i i a ruv i- 1VF1 Sf i Kaffii tsa I i 2 I 11. I I immkih. iktdkiai.

mi in i ui 1 i Jealous eye, watch. -fel 41, 1 I I 11 f'Ol 81 out even jjeatn leu mi, i II HI "(-- i the debt unpaid. A I iWjfUH I i I bdr worlds, made pos ii 1 xJf' 1 Micr ZOc; Etenlnts, sible only by the rKsr? I ir, soc remarkable inven- I tP 1 i -nest bk; on board 1.20O passengers en route I to rrom razn wervt. the Most 13 Msssm mmmtmmmmmmmmmmt 4 J- i Kuciyara rvipiittgs hi Guaranteed to be the Greatest Attraction of the Season un moacrn I "WITHOUT 15ENEFIT ALLEN FRKMTEIt CONCERT ORCHESTRA OF CLERGY" I Maurice Poure, Conductor a i fi OVERTURE with Quartette HI, ll ra rrK I-SM ffR iL ws a crn Hmsnif vim -r I'ASitntAivt; ooa vmpn. lorence uogge; bneppara Bi fcl f5l5fl B.y.

i.enn Leonidow. "An astounding drama which yesterday passed fl El tSf fl COMEDY5 OFFEBINrt "Hnly Smoke." ULH iLr piiouKiiK Atmospheric to "Mother Mine." with unutterable dignity before our eyes! fci1" ALLE.V ORAND ORGAN Mr. II. Lipoma, Organist. 1 c.r--rnrr I Dignity! Power Passion Drama my heart BTTQ i almost stopped beating! No great work of art i tl 1 11 lWiillLEJ" ever held one more sPellbound-" 1 ii tmfiW2.

CK 9 -Oouverneur Morris. I This Magnificent Inglorious End of Company as Joint Stock Undertaking Tragedy of Finance FRUITS TO NON-RISKERS Not Unexpected in View of Way British Investors in Canadian Utilities Have Been Treated (By Canadian Press Cable.) London, September 8. "One of the greatest tragedies of Snance" Is the heading of the Pall Mall Gazette on the announcement of the Grand Trunk arbitration board that the common and preference stocks of that company are. in the opinion of the majority of the board, worth nothing. The Pall Mall says the business interests of the city of London were thunderstruck at the announcement.

The price nl the "junior issues" of Grand Trunk stocks came down with a rush. In Canadian circles in London, says me UaBotte, there is the "suggestion of a dole for the unfortunate stockholders, but 'compassionate, consideration' is surely a matter for tne Canadian Government." The inglorious end of the company, fays the paper, ts a juint stock undertaking Is one of the tragedies iinance. There are tangible assets to how lor money sunk in the undertaking, and it is those who took no risks who henceforth will reap any fruits. The 'Westminster Gazette describes the result it the arbitration as something of a bombshell. It appears, re-Tnarks that paper, that the question of any possible compensation is thrown back on the Government, It holds out the hope that it is not at all likely that this decision is the last word to the shareholders, and It is pointed out that the allusion which the chairman, Sir Walter Cassels intakes to "equitable moral considerations" can at least be inferred to mean that the door is not shut.

Indeed It should be remembered that the shareholders have the right to Appeal to the Privy Council from the decision of the board of arbitration, 1he Gazette says. The livening Standard says that, after the manner in which British investors in Canadian utility companies have been treated during the past few years, it was hardly tp be expected that any more consideration would be shown the Grand Trunk stockholders. However, if generosity wag not ex-peoted, says the Standard, It was tnought that justice would be done at, least. While stating that In declaring the ordinary and preference stocks valueless the arbitrators have elected to wve out capital amounting to The Standard admits that about two millions Is the real nominal value of this, and the fact of the stocks being worth anything i.i because "there are always people who are readv to gamble on a possibility." Sir Alfred Smlthers. chairman of the Grand Trunk Railway, when Interviewed today, produced a cable sent him privately from Montreal.

Chairman Smithers said, after reading this cable to the Canadian Press: "I can do nothing more until I get the full report of what these gentlemen said. Then I shall call together the shareholders' committee of which I am chairman -and we shall duly make recommendations to the general body of shareholders." The judgment of the Grand Trunk Hoard of Arbitration was the main topic of conversation on the Stwk Kxchange today, the cable to Chairman Smithers being prominently posted in the Stock Exchange building. American Was Killed Paris, Sept. 8. Perkins Parker, son of George Tarker.

of Salem, Mass was or.a of the four passengers killed w-hn the Strasbourg-Paris express adrplane crashed on Tuesday evening while making a landing at I.e Eourgot. Toun Parker wt-s to have sailed for home Sept. 3rd on board the fteamer Paris writh his father, mother and sister, wrth whom he had IMt1r nsKf a FOR 7 DAYS ONLY AT THE ALLEN 1 AT 1 P.M. summon ft tip rJ- His body probably will be taken to the United States next Saturday on board the steamer France. British i Industries More to be Established in Canada, Says Ben Morgan Toronto, Sept.

8 Addressing two hundred representative men ftt the National Exhibition directors' luncheon today. Ben. H. M-organ. chairman of the Council of ir.e British Empire Producers' Association, said hm tour of Canada "would result in the establishment of mors British ind-ustries in Canada.

"I have been surprised at the advance in youn manufacturing skill," he declared. "Some of your exhibits cannot be excelled (by any country in the world," Mr. Morgan sketeht-d th troubles of Great Jir.ain, politically and fin ancially, and said tha the States was treating the British war indebtedness as if it were an ordinary commercial transaction before the -war, The speaker declared it would be a revelatiol to British statesmen of the Manchester school to tour Canada as he had done. It might, he aid, broaden 'them out a bit. "We are facing a more serious uation than we have ever had before in Canada," said W.

S. Fisher, St John. S.U.. president of the Canadian Manufactures' Association. Ho believed the situatioi could be re medled by Canadians ceasing to buy and Import non-essontiais and 'by giving Canadian goods the prefer ence.

That was the only way to help the Canadian workman. The heavy trade balance -in favor of the United States, he d. glared, was a severe handicap. SPECIAL CONFERENCE War Veterans to Discuss Unemployment Problem Ottawa, September 8, The atti tude of Eastern Ontario ex-eervice men, upon such pressing problems as unemployment, housing, amalgamation of Veteran organizations, will be fully discussed at a special conference to be held here September 12. Among the prominent officials of the Great War Veterans' Association, who will attend, are Dominion president H.

B. Maxwell, of Winnipeg; To-day and To-morrow Two Feature Productions CONWAY TEAR LE In thrilling photoplay 'that Kadlatei Streugth and Power A rtory of Strusgle and Victory. "THE FIGHTER" ALSO J. P. McGOWAN In a story of swift and big movements in tha great Southwest, where clvjlizaitlnu js conquering the desert where a ruan a beat a 8te Is bis courage.

COLD STEEL Added: Review and Top Ira Mm. Eckstein at I'iuno. REGENT To-day and To-morroir Two i'eature Attractions William Christy Cabanne'e "Laf From a Womaa'a Soul," sa WifeWorth?" She was of the small town typp. care-fnilv and prayerfully reared. She married and thpn Don't miss this unusual picture.

Also ALICE CALHOUN in "CLOSED DOORS" The story of what happened a pretty jrirl, whise husband neglected her. S35 $45 ELINOR GLYN'S EhStEOO. THE HELL DIGGERS' rijr2ers Banfj for srolo Jgt Vlggef in life for Irve! Plcgpra in your heart for brareur sfrugreles man y. ever lotignt OPENING The bcst-appolnttd lliestrc cant of Bleiiry (rtr. Comfort and councsy a.sured.

Tho inotst st'Irct photoplay features will be tiliimn, with a compUHe rlianffo of pro. gramme every Kunday, Wednesday nnd Friday. Friday and Saturday 'if won ONLY KNEW Bused on Balzac's famous "MedttalHnia on Marriage." Tho story of a kiss and what "MOONSKItiE" A Comedy Feature Ijoow's Evenwt Screen MagHziiiie, PRICES: Afternoons, 10 cents, plus tax. excepted, Mghts, 25 cents, tax included. Daincing Masters ASSOCIATION of Montreal WOOD HALL Gordon Arena Welllnrtos Car Learn to Dance Clasnm Krerr Tuei.

and Thiin, B.0 p.m. Hours' Instruction, l.adtei, lOei i'-ntt. Wc riione Victoria 000. frivnte Irtisone At Any Hour. BigDanceTonight p.p.-1.

00 a.m. Ad mi wilon Ifalli to rent for all purposes at reasonable rat. DANCING NORMA Hil.I.. rlrmount Are. Wont.

(harli W. Inttrartnr. TI UI, THt RK. fmt at 30 p.m. (Com and Hear Our vw Orriitr.t l.rvton.

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ft to 1I.SO P.M. KTAM.KV HALL, Manly m'. (ipnHfman, Id.v. 2-V. "Bl 4 hurho" d.monttratd Kt 10.

SO. Brown' Jwxs Band In Attrndanc. PRIVATE LESSON dally ony hoar 435 111 Jill THE GREAT FAMOUS BEERS Light, Medium and Dark, properly drawn in the old fashioned way. Cooling and refreshing. The Finest of Meals served in Clean, Comfortable Surroundings.

Ladies Cafe Upstairs. Private Dining Rooms. Open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. every dnr except Sunday.

Woodstock, Or.t.. Sept. 8. Father Brian Foulkes, a ycunp local priest, as a result of sp'endiid academic honors acquired in his work a Si. Peter's Seminary, Ijondon, will take up a special course of study In Rome and w-11 leave In a day or two.

PASSETEMPS TO-DAY TO 81'IKDAT Anita Stewart IN "The Yellow Typhoon" Follow "Tb Yellow Typhoon" In hr mad career for excitement, for lust of polrl, of piennure and the pure love of adventure from New York to Paris. th Treat gaiubliuff fas 111 of Europe to tti Orient with the wrecks of men's lives and auuls she leaves in bet wake. 1 t99 St. Catherine West TO-DAY and TO-MORROW The Princess of New York DAVID POWELL A Romawe of Tt'alth and Tta Wornhlpper. A reandid in tbe "High horiety'i" U'hlrL I AT THE tkS VENETIAN GARDENS P.M.

IM P.M. Tbl d'Hota Ii Carta CABARET I ArtlNt from lenlinr Vew York ur9m entertain at dinner boar and again from K.itO p.m. am. DANCING 3 MARTI CCI'S ORrHBSTBA Favorite OJ BT. CATHKKIE 8T.

WEST. Bellevue Cafe "Where Uptown Business Men Meet." Tht TMlmrt DlaliiK ta th Cltr UTETCALFF. STREET Dirwulllri IMvia at. Catberto aa Donlalta aa. Business Men's 'JC Lunch 'wL Tabl 'Bata Dlnaer tram till pa A la Crt al Any Ttaoa Dpwial AMmittsa Bima to FartlM A Keaiarkable, Original Photoplay by Famous Novelist of the Day.

It a Paramount Picture. ELGIE MASSENET MLLE. LA ROSE SONG OF INDIA ItiDoeky-Korsakoff CONST ANTI.V BOUKETTOFF (Barltonei OVERTURE SOT'THERN RIIAPSODr FAMOUS CAPITOL- ORCHESTRA John Arthur and 3. J. Shea tConilticting) PRINCESS All hi.

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Went Todar- KhowLnr KrIHh KobfHs In -Opened hhuttere," aide Dorothy Dal ton In "Tbe Idol of the North." A Jimmy Aubrr Comedy, lHnie and others. Ritz Dancing Studio Uptovm 8019. 1H6 Peel Btrt. THE OXLY KEAIi FRENCH RESTAURANT IN TOWX WINES and BEER 176 St. Denis Street Opposite Laval University KERUCLU OV1AV, Limited Canada's Espnrt Caterer LiMCUSINES TOURING CARS BROWN PLATfc.AU 828 Queen Victona EMINENT VICTORIANS I.TTTOX STRACHEY Earh tS.OO.

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