The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 13

VOL. CLV. No. Zil THE GAZETTE. 3IOXTREAL, MONDAY.

SEPTEMBER 27. 192G. a poller of wise restrlctton DRUNKENNESS BACK lS VICIOUS DOG BIT WILL VOLUNTARILY the incidental advantage mating: almost entirely the His Majesty's Theatre 7-MONTH TOLL OF LIFE BY N.Y. AUTOS the university's budget for the coin- charge of El Lluff, under tiv- term- ing year will be 1200,000. tho armistice and havj tne su- 'uatlon well in hand.

CANADA'S FOREIGN TRADE The that tended p.iurf during the recent ae- I dared thty are still full of but scandalous corruption and bribery of AT PRE-PROHIBITION 5 VERDUN CITIZENS! REDUCE ORIENTALS public officials, would slop the growth of the bootlegging millionaire class, would check disrespect for the law, and would in addition produce a handsome national revenue." Averno-e Tntal STimira Tnorouec had evacuated the position becauso SUN. AFr OCTOBER 3rd MSSCHA of the armistice conditions LEVEL IN REPUBLIC The marines found that, the cas i Rabies Suspected and Lumbermen Protes STEAMER MOON WRECKED ualties had been quite heavy among them being two United Siate.s machine gunners, who ere killed in the last assault. Of 555 Persons Killed on Streets, 238 Were Under Fifteen Years stroyed Animal Shipped to Ottawa for Inspection Against Working of New Minimum Wage Law for Five Months Ottawa, September 26. The average of Canada's total foreign trade continues to increase. In, the five months ended August 31 last it was $900,294,379 compared With for tho corresponding period in 1925.

Exports for the current year were $470,642,350, and imports In addition foreitrn coods to the Conclusion of Moderation League, Based on Nation-Wide Survey Crew Saved When Ship Went on Scatarie Island Victoria, B.C., September 26. De Six persons were attacked and five were bitten by a dog which was later MONTREAL'S LEADINO THEATRE Direction B.E.L AM3 "S3 finite plans by which Oriental labor (Special to Tho Gazette.) New York, Sept. 26. Five hundred and fifty-Tive persons more than lost their lives in the Florid. STRING QUARTET MIS UA ELMAV.

first liolin. KjJWrV RACIIMW.V, scromi violin. WIMiEM SCJTCBkrtT, Viola. HORACE BR ITT, Violoncello. captured by the Verdun police on the luio would be eliminated from VOLSTEAD ACT'S FAILURE Halifax.

September 26. C. H. Harvey, local ngont of the Marine and Fisheries Department, reported tonight that he had been advised that the steamer Moon was wrecked on the south side of Scatarie Island Saturday morning. The crew was saved.

The Moon, which is not listed in local shipping records, is said to be value of were exported from the Dominion. i Duty collected in the current five months totalled $64,500,775 mmoared LaSalle boulevard, near Gordon ave ber industry of British Columbia over nue, Verdun, at 7 o'clock Saturday a period of through iuccessive iwith $57,807,487 111 the same period in reductions, were before the pro More Drunken Drivers and The "Porte Theatre Company, from FVirH With i'lKRKK Mon. to Weil. Kes and Wed. tit; SKI PO Lie II I NKM.K" Thorn, to Hat.

aoif Hat. "I.A Jl KNACK" vlnclal Government here yesterday by a large lumbermen's allegation owned by a Mr. MacDonald, of Sydney. night. Tho dog, a brown terrier, had a muzzle which hung Iooed from its collar.

Before its capture the animal showed signs of being sick, and shortly after it was captured it died in tho yard of the station. hun-lcane were killed by motor vehicles in New York city streets between January 1 and September 1. This number includes 317 persons more than fifteen years old. and 238 children younger than fifteen. And the most startling figure of all is the record of 54 children killed in the streets In June nearly two a day.

which appeared to protest against tn "Thi onfemMo la porfert in Hi co ordination that It gives one a senxe musical predestination." (X. Y. I'nnep.) lJb. The biggest increase in duty collected was on irtn and iron products, which netted to the treasury $89,323,955, an increase of more than $12,000,000. In the month of August, the last month on record, imports to Canada Drinking Among Children on Increase Larger Annual Crop of Drunkards workings of the new minimum- wage law.

In a memorandum which was mud miblic after the meeting wlti. th Tleketn. to On nale Tnenday. September 2Hth. at His Majesty' and Archamhanlt'a.

Dlreetlon: .1. Caurtn. are valued at $89,669,575, and exports at $90,621,419. Figures for August, The dog showed characteristic signs of rabies. The police were told Cabinet, tho lumbermen outlined These statistics were made public today in the bulletin of the City Club scheme bv which thev wouid volunt 'GLOOMY DEAN' SAYS BRITAIN IS PAST ITS ZENITH arily accomplish the chiet object or ivto.

were: Imports, $83,074,474, and exports $111,409,525. The decrease in exports during the month was chiefly in agricultural and animal the act the reduction ot Asniiu iu" of New York, which confirms its findings by the reports of the chief medical examiner. More than half ALL THIS WKKK to a minimum. Under this nlan twentv-flve per of the children killed, namely 132, ac cent, of the Orientals now employed by all tho victims that the animal was running quietly past them when it snapped at their legs and rushed on. There was no license on its col-lur.

Constables Beauregard and Pa-quette made the capture after they had been notified by W. Miller, of 283 Desmarchais boulevard, that he had been bitten by the dog on La would be dismissed during the first cording" to the City Club report, were between the ages of five and ten. Fifty-four were from ten to fifteen yfcars. and fifty-two were 40. MINERS ENTOMBED year of tho new law's operation (By Associated Press.) New York, Sept.

26. Drunkenness In the United States last year Increased almost twice as fast as it did in 1924 and now has its pre-prohibition level, the Moderation League, reports, announcing the findings of a nation-wide survey of conditions in more than 1,500 cities. Reaching the conclusion that the Volstead Act has failed utterly to promote temperance and sobrietv." -I twentv-flve tier cent. the second (Continued from Page One) PRINCESS Eves. 8.13 Mats Sat.

2.15 1'he Biyoest and Most Gorgeous Musical Hit Ever 1'roduced! Annui' year, and so on until only a fw babies less than five years old. Orientals were left in jobs which ''With a vengeance, this is muni VELYK BRENT white men refuse to fill. The scheme would require the addition of six Salle boulevard, near his home. As the two constables approached the place, they saw the dog running Rescuers May Have to Dig for Two Days More Ironwood, September 28. Confronted by oossiblv two da vs more selves to be British as the few foreign dwellers in French colonies usually feel themselves to be French.

In spite of the incapacity of the French as colonists, which has of hundred new white men to the lum cipal murder." says the report of the City Club, of which Henry H. Curran is counsel, "because the city can, but does not, scatter the clustered skyscrapers to whose appetites the motor crirs minister; because the city ahead of them in the direction of Ar ber payroll of the provinci the tirst year in of Orientals, the lum ten been exaggerated, it cannot be thur Howatt, of 199 Knox street, who had his back turned and-did not see in "The Impostor" denied that the bright and genial with a real Metropolitan ot digging before forty miners imprisoned hundreds of feet otlow the surface of the Oliver mine by a cave-in on Friday, could be reached, rescue bermen stated. This would involve heavy sacrifices on the part of those the report expresses the belief that a greater degree of temperance would be attained by a wise restrictive law an, but does not. regulate the roar if superficial, civilization which they bring makes their rule more accept ing motor monsters as tney speed through narrow streets filled with workers today began an attenint to able to their subjects than the tin who have invested in the industry. PACIFIC GRAT EASTERN cast pPRJCES Plus Tax I Krenln(r 50c to SW.IWl! Wednesday Mat 50c to 3.00 II Saturday Mat 50c to $3.50 I establish communication with the im sympathetic justice and non-interfer children at play; because the city can, but does not, establish more prisoned men.

ence which we offer in conjunction with the opportunity to trade and and still more parks and playgrounds Others c'ontinued to remove tons nf where children may play in safety in debris which carried down a shaft sealed the men within the mine. stead of being entirely confined to the make money. "The future of Canada Is problem NEXT WEEK ONLY Still in a Class by Itself! British Parties Also Inter ested in Sale IT NOW! Ingram's WONOEP- PlCTUH-t motor thronged streets; because tne flZtZ, I Y.y x'as the conducted by the League, a similar finding: as io the effectiveness of enforcement under the Volstead Act having been announced last year The league Is an organization composed of men from all ranks of life and is incorporated under the laws of the State of New York with its announced object the "Restoration of the animal. The policemen shouted to him, but he did not hear them, and as the dog passed him it snapped at him. The constables had been asked by Inspector Champion, of the Ottawa Department of Agriculture, to capture the animal alive if possible.

They slipped a cord around its collar and, holding it outside of the side car of their motorcycle, brought it to the station. Early Saturday morning W. F. Wilson, of 3872 Allen avenue, Verdun, was bitten. He reported to the police that the dog attacked him on LaSalle boulevard, near Hickson avenue.

The previous night Miss M. Brlsehols, aged 17, of 396 Third avenue. Verdun, was bitten while walking on city can, but does not, do something a Heal," he says, "for although the ambition of its inhabitants is to make it a great self-governing nation, there Down the main shaft, in which the cave-In occurred, killing threo men trapped In the cage, one ere- set to work drilling a one and one-naif Inch Victoria, September 36. British about it. Columbia's offer to sell the Pacific "It Is true that skyscrapers are Is not the old antipathy on the part Great Eastern Railway at a sacrifice price is attracting attention In not responsible for all of the motor vehicles that kill New York children of a large proportion of its population, the French Catholics, to the Un STUDENT xcinperance.

not only Canada, but in Britain. New York's streets. But sky ited States. communications received by the scrapers are responsible and direct- (OOAEAl Provincial Government show. so for most, if not an.

ot tnese "The number of Irish, Italians and Poles In the United States is now so xne league bases its findings on reports obtained from police department records of intoxication arrests which in 884 cases extended back PR. NCB Whether these Inquiries about the murderous vehicles that swarm the hole through 400 feet of debris, which, blooks the shaft. If the miners are found to be alive, food in tablet form will be sent down to sustain them until a passageway cart be Officials believe the men are still alive. U.S. Marines in Charge Managua.

Nicaragua. September CO. Fifty-six U.S. marines iiave taken great that the Roman Catholic Church streets of New York." i line produce a definite (teal which could go before the Legisla is acquiring great political influence, Gait avenue, near Verdun avenue. A A curb on skyscrapers In already onsrested districts has been a favor- ture for its approval at its next ses intimidating journalists and politicians, and threatening to interfere few minutes later John Ryan, aged sion.

cannot be predicted now. To te of Mr. Curran and the City Club with the system of national educa 35, of 3650 Fifth avenue, Verdun, was bitten near the same corner, and questions on the subject. Premier for several months. Recently a re tion.

The French Catholics would Oliver replied today: "Nothing ommendatlon was made to the shortly after George Robitaille, of 308 now have nothing to fear from ab ALICE TERRY ANTONIO MORENO MAIL ORDERS NOW Seat Sale Thursday PRICES Plus Tax "iffht: T.oiten. O'rHi. Circle, 2, Sl.fiO; Heeond (I. S0c. fiat.

T.ojcch. S2.50: S2.50; Oreli. Circle, S3; M.flO, fi.cond 50c. pp. Mat.

Loiid and Hal, (I. SO, SI; Second Gait avenue, Verdun, was attacked sorption. There is also a very large muyor's committee on city planning and survey to re-zone the city, so near the saane place by the dog. number of citizens of the united that a check could be placed on the which tore his trousers. States who have settled in Canada, construction of tall buildings on nar- Dr.

Armand Carreau, of 411 ntv streets. Wellington street, gave treatment to Building figures for new snyacrap- years. When on the basis of these records, the report states, "we consider that drunkenness generally has already increased to the pre-prohibition level, and that drunken drivers and drunken children have increased far abeve anything ever known before in this country, we cannot escape the conclusion that the A'olstead Act has failed utterly to do what it was intended to do, namely, promote temperance and sobriety. Moreover, since conditions have become worse, not better, each year, and with the next generation drinking as never before, there seems to be no hope that the Volstead Act, in its present drastic form, can ever accomplish its purpose. During 1914 and 1915, before the war boom got under way, drunken Miss Brisebois and to Ryan.

Wilson and who do not disguise their expectation that the whole continent will one day be brought under their flag. Along her whole fr6ntler Canada has the quick-witted Americans, eager to The Director and Author of 'The Four Horsemen' have made their biggest hit! OHI. iJOC. rs have taken a now spurt recently. was treated at the special clinic at according to figures which the City stantial is before the Government yet." Mr.

Oliver admitted that the Government had received communications on the possibility of a Fale from many quarters, and had discussed the proposition recently with a representative of various Inti-resis. The Government, he Indicated, Is making no offers, but is Informing all who inquire that any proposals they may care to advance will be carefully considered. GIRL NOT KIDNAPPED the Royal Victoria Hospital. luh obtained from the bureau ot share in the exploitation or tne na to The dead animal was sMpped tural Yesources of the country. huildines.

Ottawa, for thorough examination "The chief safeguard of Canada Is From January 1 to Beptemoer -th hese figures disclose, plans nave On the Ktugp COLD WAVE HITS N.Y. really that it is not in the interest ot the United States to conquer it Mrst time an where at less than $2.00 privp. been filed for Manhattan for seventy For more than one hundred years ew non-residential buildings, eacn or hich will be more than twelve stor- Temperature Dropped 35 "be ys high. This number consists or England has submitted, for the sake of Canada, to a series of affronts and injuries which would not have been tolerated from any other na wenty-nine hotels, twenty-three of Fisher hihI Mm Capitol Gang grees Saturday Night (Special to Tho Gazette.) Schoolchild Admits She Told fice buildings and eighteen factory buildings. Eighty thousand people 'FIG LEAVES' Foot Treatments Corns removed without pain, Warts, Bunions, Ingrowing Toe.

Nails, Weak Ankles, Fallen Arches and Flat Feet Treated. New Scientific Methods Light and Individual Arch Supports from Plaster Cast. A. E. Raymond TtEG'D Foot Specialists Itoom 714, New Hirks Building, Phillips Square Telephone LAnoantor 8705 New York, September 26.

The ill work In these new atrucutres, me Fanciful Story Hamilton, Sept. 26. After several metropolitan area was touched t.ulny bulletin points out. with by a fringe ot the cold wave that blanketed parts of the west with hours -of questioning by detectives, the 11-year-old girl who told a sensational story of being kidnapped on ELABORATE PLANS snow, and if the prediction of the George O'Brien Olive Borden weather man counts for anything, Friday afternoon by four drunken tomorrow will be Just as chilly. men In an automobile, and later The thermometer dropped 35 tion, and we have stood between America and any project of a European coalition.

If the British flag were hauled down on the North American continent it is more than possible that the nations of Europe, enraged by the bloated prosperity and airs of superiority of 'the man who fiOYi by the would combine to draw Shylock's teeth; and Great Britain, after losing Canada, would no longer have any motive to help a nation which, in ihe circumstances supposed, would have finally forfeited its friendship. "Nevertheless it is posslbls that movement in favor of annexation FOR UNIVERSITY grees from 86 at 2.30 p.m. on Satur ness remained practically stationary, the report states. "During 1916 and 1917, war boom years, there was a perceptible increase, following the known rule that, other things being equal, drunkenness increases with good times arid decreases with hard times. "In 1918 and 1919 emergency wartime restrictions on alcoholic beverages (far short of bone-dryness, however) were imposed.

Drunkenness took an astonishing drop during those years. Near the end of 1919 the Volstead Act went into effect. In 190 there was a further drop which the 1921 rise wiped out. Since then there has been an increase each year, so that by 1925 there were more arrests for drunkenness than in 1914." "DRY" STATES ARE WORST. escaping from them by jumping from the car, admitted today, according to police, that she had invented tht Six Vaudeville Acts day to 51 at 6 a.m.

today. The met Dancing Masters ASSOCIATION of Montreal D.tM'lK TOMdtlT (Mon.) at (iTAM.IiV 'J HI. (fditlf'inun. 25c AIM f.TS' DANCING f.A.SH at P.M. I'rof.

Kritnk Norman. Asntntant. ham.i;t dancing ixasnkh Organizing. cury failed to rise much during the story to explain her absence from school. day, the high mark being 61 degrees, which was reached at 4.40 p.m.

At She had played truant, she said. 9 o'clock tonight the tempeiature stood at 59 degrees, and a gentle mm and called at tho homo of her aunt, who scolded her and told her that little girls who played truant were Central Building to Be Erected at Jerusalem With Aid of Trust Fund east wind was blowing, with a pros pect of considerably lower tempera may spread in Canada, since that often kidnapped. This warning gave tures before morning. Fair weather her tho idea. country is more and more imitating the civilization and point of view of was predicted for tomorrow, with TvXr p.m, She will appear in juvenile Cour showers.

Ha powerful next Saturday, charged with giving the police false Information. The low temperature mark dii not approach the low record for the day. which was 45 degrees In 1887, nor Conditions in the former so-called "dry" states are worse today, the FORUM Wednesday Evening, October 6th lllggctt Mimical Event Since Cnruxo's Concert In I03O .1 II PREACHED IN TEMPLE "Happy Hours" with Norma Noel and Arthur Mayer (ialltTy. iftp, T.ix Inrhiilffi 'FLEET' COLDLY RECEIVED renort stales, compared with 1914 was it as low as the 50 degree tem than are conditions in the so-called perature registered in the coid snap But Mrs. McPherson Must that surprised rew ork last July.

France and Spain Give Rus Special Cable to the N.Y. Times and Montreal Gazette. Terusiilem. September 26. The authorities of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem plan to erect a central building with the aid of trust fund of $500,000 left by Hoi Kosenbloom, of Pittsburgh, to house the Institute ot Jewish Studies and the School of Oriental Studies.

Dr. Judah Manges, acting chancel KILLED ON HONEYMOON sian Armada Short Shrift Appear in Court Today Los Angeles, September 26. Aimee Semple McPherson. the evan Special Cable to the New YftrU Times Bride of Two Hours Victim of gelist, must appear in Municipal Court and Montreal Gazette. Madrid.

September 26. The Rus Auto Upset sian "fleet," consisting of a schooner, tugs, thirteen vessels in all, has been received In Hpanlsh waters with Vancouver. September 26. Short- "wet" states. Perhaps one reason for this greater increase in drunkenness in -the 'dry' states," the report says, is that most of these so-called dry states were not really so; but were, in the main, merely restrictive.

"The most curious result of national bone-dryness," the report states, "is the remarkable increase in the number of drunken drivers. "The number of drunken drivers before national prohibition was more or less constant from year to year, showing only small fluctuations, with a tendency toward a gradual rise commensurate with the increase in the number of automobiles," the report says. lor or the university, lias Just re tomorrow to answer charges of criminal conspiracy growing out of her disappearance last May and her reappearance in Mexico more than 30 days later. Other defendants to appear with Palace marvelous programme thef biggest in town turned to Jerusalem after conferring after, starting out on what was n0 greatPr enthusiasm than at French to have been a honeymoon trip to In London with the board ot gover ports. The "fleet, going from the Baltic to the Black Sea recently, was tho South, Mrs.

James Bonner, 27 nors of the university, and in Paris with the governing council of the a bride of two hours, was almost in her are Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, her mother, and Mrs. Lorraine Wlseman-Slelaff, also accused of criminal allowed to make a very short stay at Cherbourg for repairs, but was bar Institute of Jewish Studies. iirst stantly killed here last night when Jhe automobile in which she and her husband were being driven to red today from the port of Ferrol. WORLD'S GltEATKST and MOST CFI.Eim ATKD F.N OR Salf of Ticket will oon ThiirMlay Mornlne tit Lindsay's and AnhnnihaulfM I'lnno Stores.

I'rli-cs: $1.00, $1.50, S2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. IMuw Ta. GKT VOIR TICKETS K.MiLY ASH AVOID DISAPPOINTMENTS Thousands of Tickets at 1.00 and 81.50 When he learned of the approach of The charges against Mrs. Sielaff are the Incongruous armada, the officer Marie Prevost "Up in Mabel's Room" A omeflv of Chenilae commanding the port sent messen based on her confession that she plotted with Mrs. McPherson and He says a new chair ot general chemistry In addition to that of organic cjiemlstry is to be founded.

A director is to be chosen for the proposed microbiological institute, which has the support of the American Jewish physicians' committee. the night boat for Seattle, turned over on Georgia street, near the entrance 'to Stanley Hark; Edwin Bing- gers advising the Russians that he would not permit the ships to enter Icy, driver of the car. is under ar rest on a manslaughter charge. Mrs. Kennedy to produce false witnesses to say that the evangelist did not spend a part of the time she was missing in a cottage at Carmel, with Kenneth G.

Ormlston, radio 2nd tho harbor, nor the crews to land. Spain Is one of the Kuropean countries without diplomatic and commer Mrs. Bonner prior to her marriage The reason lor mis tuunnuun "-crease in drunken drivers seems fairly clear, the report stales. "After prohibition one could not purchase -intoxicants, or ut least safe' intoxicants, almost uny where, as previously. This necessitated procuring an nmplo supply a case or was Miss Mary Scouler, of Victoria, Ernest Albert's Fur Fasliiuii Revue.

12 T.ItIoc Muniiefinicn Mclaughlin tourist garage B.C. At nine clock last night, she cial relations with the Soviets. STUDY CANADA'S METHODS operator at Angelus Temple. Ormlston is a fugitive from Justice. vllarry Melosh and Mrs.

"Babe" Daniels, of Chicago, were released by and Bonner were married here, and two hours later they left to catch the Seattle boat. What caused the 3rd The board has approved of a hygiene department and has decided to Increaso the budget for tho institute of- Palestine natural history. Professor Landau of Oottlngen has been invited to start a mathematics Institute. The administration hopes to begin the building of an institute of physics under the supervision of Professor Ornstein of Holland. Seven professors, now teaching in the Institute of Jewish Studios, are to QUEBEC BEST IN TOWN McMahon opp.

St. Patrick' Church car to turn over has not been dcfln Palace Premier Orchestra. I ntermerf IAtiiico Frllr U.S. Farm Experts Enquiring Itely established. Mr.

Bonner and the driver of the car were but slightly Into Co-operative System Washington. Sept. 2. The De Baby Esther, The iill.l Knwlrr lnjureu. R.J.

F. DOWLING DEA Children's Special Service Mission the district attorney today after Investigation of their purported "confession" that they conspired with Mrs. Sielaff to produce a "Miss as Ormiston'8 companion at the cottage. The district attorney branded their confession as "tissue of lies." Mrs. McFher preached her usual Hunday night sermon in Angelus Temple.

partment of Agriculture, through the new dlviulon of co-operative marketing, has aent experts to Canada to bottle in advance, and it was then carried around on the hip or In. the car arid consumed in trunsit. Drinking before prohibition was largely done Indoors; and after prohibition, from a flask on the road." figures obtained from public welfare organizations and police officials, the report states, shows an alarming Increase under prohibition of Intoxication among minors This can only mean, it states, that each year we are raising a new crop of drunkards which is much larger than the annual crops wo used to raise, even under tho saloon." Palace Comedy. 11 hen Man' a I'rhice bo retained, two of them permanently. Tho new appointments Include llh 0th 7th Dr.

Arthur Kuppln for Jewish so Palace Review, make specitil studies of co-operntion there. Studies are being mude tn Prominent Ottawa Physician ciology and anthropology: David Yel- lln for Hebrew poetry, und Dr. tfuke- l-nrticulur of co-operation In hand Was Aged 73 Melody Kings. nlk as field archaeologist. Chairs in Bible philosophy, history and Tal- ling wheat and livestock.

The methods of tho wheat pools of western Mrs. W. Stephenson Dead NOW PIjAVI.Nfi Ottawa, September 26. Dr. John Francis Dowllng, prominent local Ottawa, September 26 Mrs.

Sophia Canada are being carefully inquired Into. physician, died suddenly at his home Scripture Union, of London, England Special Evangelistic Meetings for Children and Young People will be conducted by MR. S. V. WARE inudlc jurisprudence are being established.

Apart from the cost of buildings, j. Stephenson, former resident of PALACE here Katurday night, aged 73. Dr. The purpose of the Investigation Hrockville, and wife of William Dowllng was one of the few survlv lug members of the 1873 medical Stephenson, died here today. BeRldes her husband, she Is sur Is to accumulate data on co-operative methods which can bo disseminated among farmers and farm or class of Mcuill University.

vived by Mrs. I). 13. McKlnnon, of Ife at one time represented the constituency of South Kcnfrew jn ganizations In this country for encouragement and guldiinco of the Kummlnff up xne rosuun no nm-very, the league announces: From the experience, before national prohibition, of the slates which hud restrictive laws, from the experience of the whole country during the- restrictive years 1918-1919, und from the experiences of tho Canadian provinces and tho Scandinavian countries, we believe that a greater decree of temperance can bo attained bv a wise restrictive law than by a i iu uhlrh does not com the Ontario Legislature. movement.

Mrs. P. MoD. Relnhan, Mrs. (Major) .1.

fi.J-'raser and Mrs. 13. W. J. Hammond Dead iNoiue, an ot juontrcai, are iaugh tern.

Winnipeg, a daughter, and Herbert Dowsley, of Vancouver, a brother, and two sisters. Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Smith's Falls, and Mrs. Graham, Lanadowne, Ont.

Hospital Governors The governors to the Homeoputhlc Hospital during the week beginning today are: O. S. Westgate and A. Thomson. Winnipeg.

September 26. W. J. Deputation Secretary fee Canada nf the In the OLD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Turner flherbraoke and I'nlon), commencing SUNDAY, Sept. 26 to Oct.

2 (inclusive) Afternoon Mretln ut p.m. melt tiny Ee ninvMwtlni nt R.OO p.m. each day Hammond, prominent business man died here today, aged 75. Mr. Ham Mother Guilty of Murder mand the respect of a large part of mond, who camo to Winnipeg about Windsor Hotel so years ago, wus born at Brant.

Tlupert, Idaho, Sept. 26. Accused by the state of having poisoned her we are also of the firm conviction and at one time conducted a fur and husband. Hh a preparation used for hat business in Toronto. Mr Ham- catching files, Mrs.

Mary Cruniroy, mond, who was retired, contracted hiti lllnpHB while on a vlxit to Auh- Montreal ANNOUNCEMENT PARENTS snd FRIENDS who dealrn to accompany the children will be wek'om. Mr. Wore will hla lantern al I lie afternoon meetings. Inner the Aoaplrea of The Scripture Testimony League motner ot tnree cniiarcn, was convicted of murder in tho second de tralia last year. Mm.

Staitman, of gree today. I Bflilgewatpr, N.B., Is a sinter. inn i rumroys met through a matrimonial agency and were wed I The inatMRempiit Mies to "Tom Thumb" Dead at 64 nnnotime, that commciu'litK Imperial Theatre Announcement It it u-ith profound renret that we wrre una Me to show thtl I)rmpeu-Tunnel pictures ajt advertised to play at the Imperial ycattrdnu. We thrrcforc offer the following explanation; In order to conform with tkc law of tho United Htntea. it wan necfimnru to arnd the Drmp-urit'Tunney picturrg out of A Htate of Pennsylvania, direct til Canada without vronning any other Ktate.

Thit tra 01110 dona by aeroplane, the intention being to Croat Lake Erie into On-tario, thence to Montreal. The plane crathed in Wettern Penn-tylvania, destroying both, the plane and pictures; fortunately Ihe aviator wat uninjured. ever, two filmt are being developed and no douht will arrive in Montreal today. Signed IMPERIAL THEATRE, It. Conover, Manager.

For Information regard 1 11 a the DcmiiFvcy-Tunncy light Picture Telephone Ptatcau 0011 on zu, yjn. The Jury's verdict carries a maxi Salunlii)', October Sci-onil, IOH AngeleN, Rent. 28. Da ORIGINAL rius Abner Alden, 84, who tin "Tom Thumb," 42-lnch midget, for forty mum sentence of lire Imprisonment. Alan Cobham at Bushire Krausmann's Cafe Limited LSe.Ss1, will be held every afternoon yeiim wii a aldenhow attraction with clrcueR, has made his lat public In tho Tiltl Mi ROOM, from our appearance.

He died late yesterday at his home here, it was learned RuHhire, I'eriln, Sept. 25. Alan Cobham, the British aviator on hla return flight from Melbourne, arrived here this morning and left two New Fall Topcoats These Excellent Topcoats include both single and double-breasted model made from all-wool Shdlands, Scotch Tweeds. Cheviots, Gabardines and Whipcords. $22 -50 10 21 McCILL COLLEGE AVE.

to Six o'clock. today. He Is survived by his widow. Service In Carte No convert charce. 82 years of age, and bIho 42 inchos In height.

nours later saying ne might land at Haiun. Men's Clothing at Trie I ess thau on Hl(rli Rent til wit Summer Cottage Burned 80-S0a St. James Street (Estanllthed 26 Tsars.) WILD DLACK PI CK TPMSOX STKAKS and CHOPS AM, STYLKfi Hlgh-C'la. Chop House for ladles ami Gentlemen SPECIALLY BREWED LIGHT and DARK HEERS, Choice Wlnex. Snoclnl Hates fop Lunch ami Dinner Parties OPEN TII.Ii 10 P.M.

JOHN KJlAUSM.iNK. President. Wlmlxor Hotel OrchcMra Harold Leonard' Hell Jackets Direction, TIUDY MAINS The Wlnri.nr Concert Orchewtra Direction Rami! Dmmeito Calles Bans Export of Qold Mexico City, Krptember 24. Proa. Mfnt Calles has Indued a decree prohibiting the export of a-old.

np it. Oanaiioqiie, fcirpteniber 24. The liirse summer cottage owned by Mrs. (Dr.) llunyon on l.cck Inland was i totally flcotroyod by lire this afternoon. It was used during the war to hnllHA tiivulirf rrk.

equivalent. The purpose is to etabll- Will piny for AITDItNOOV TK.V In tho Concourse. ir. inn ririmn rales wmcn arc hurting business. amounts to.