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Show u n r Foreign News Comics BRITISH WARNED Scarred Veteran of Many Battles "KISSING" ! . W I - '- - . y I V '? , ''' ' '' ' . " 1 . America Wins Friendship h and Trade by Her Un- selfish Ways ' Byng-o'-the-Tan- ks awe-struc- . TV .V- - r ,,iT lt ..?sv" i ,f v . W -t iraoRci Moscow Warns Communlsta Not to Take Part in Ceremonies WAX i Jf - LONDONj July 23. A solemn warnRIGA. XavtU. July 22. The monk ing on the menace to Britain of the Illlodor ( HeUodorus), formtr pre- "Americanization of China'.' Is uttered and afterward of Iceptor antagonist by a special far eastern correspondent the notorious Rasputin, is agsln atof the Dally Mall, who recently attracting attention In Russia revolu-Hoby antended the tenth anniversary celebrato start a n his purpose nouncing tion of the American Indemnity (Taing In the Orthodox Russian church. Hut) college in Peking. Htliodorus fld from Russia arter his The college was established as a re- bresk with Rasputin In the early part Isult of the United States government Of the war but returned after tbe Bolremitting pan oi lis snare ot me uoi-e- r sheviki eained controL He was unindemnity. frocked by the church. "The boys here are China's future rwiVER. IlKVIVKS and says, the leaders," correspondent H:s reappearance In jut;sc in Rusafter pointing out that they all go sia was almost simultaneous with a reto America after completing their vival tof ferver in toe tmuodox church, in Peking, he continues: studies SlMS which the HoliheUk) now ore trying tor that: "Educated under the American I to combat. In an address at the Tsar-Itsi- n scholowe aware their : that He called her Rosa. ;; . they BARON BYNG "; ;' f tof which he ws forrnriy aband saturHe often kissed her-Sharship to American justice, bot) he recently declared; ated with American sentiment by five sat on his knee at a party. I cor.scrate myself to the to eight years' residence in the United He sent her on a vacation trip and fight for the peoples cause and to start States.. they will look to America sole- paid the expenses. in the troublous campatgu against tbe popes (priests) ly for He paid for her singing lessons. which is to be a revolution years to come. America is rearing within He a little her gave ring. the church." China of tomorrow. to As Mrs. knee the Vidal . Every Hunday and on many relig"Why should not we (the British)." said she got up at incident, a party to sing iuid ious fratt days in Russia tne caurchrs he demands "share an influence-thawas no when finished there chair for now are we formerly monopolized and that is her to sit on. crowded. Communists, now slipping away from us?" and he are themselves, the service attending "So you sat on Dr. Wilson's knee?" and this has brought down on their goes 'on: Yes." N heads a warning from the government "I, asked a returned student as we so bad an example for the "not to set watched the boys at baseball why uian i you su on a woman s wny aa not to look did China knee?" On that subject, the Mot-coan) on England Polish Peasants Living peisants.educational field. Pravda says that some of . the is not usual to sit on a wo"It Their Ruined Farms in "Sure we will." he replied, "when man's knee, is it?" Communists even have used soviet ofBoxer indemnity." remit the you ficial automobiles to take their famThat wasn't the time when the Soldiers' Dugouts The Chinese president of the col lines reminded oneonly ilies to churth services, wrddlngs and of thou spoken lege put it to the corresp6ndent this In certain comedies. The newspapers christenings. ed the following warning from printway: A witness for the petitioner was the That is the conword "Chinese-America- n WARSAW, uly 23. Inspectors of has telling what he saw in Mrs. Vida'.s' heads: party dition of all the' civilized world. It the American relief administration of become so proverbial friendship few peo- room which was opposite hltf home. WARNING iKfsUED. means that since the war the world the European children's fund, which ple take the trouble to that the investigate our "Do 'The soviet time you power haa no Intention demospend Polare looking in more is is feeding 1,300.000 children democratic, people cause of such good international un- - into the room opposite?" to comrel anyone by forcible means cratic, institutlons are democratic. It's and, have just explored districts along derstading; Any country that wishes! "That is an offensive suMt(nn." to leve off the services of profesan age .of more simplicity. It's also the eastern frontier of the new repub- to captivate the hearts of Chinese the sional darkness, but tne Commune "Are j the blinds lace or cambric?" an age of more criticism. "People lic where thousands of persons made can do no better than follow the ex-I am not h the dry goods line. l as a whole has a right and Is' take a man only for what he is, not homeless by war are living in soldier's ample set by America-Prty . to dtmacd from its responsible bound know." don't nor for what dugouts and where no white bread has for what he was born, PRIMROSi; VIDAIj B. Englishman "Was there a dressing table before members not only should that been seen in more than three years. who holds the post of an he imagines himself to be. political adviser the window?" not take part Inthey comedv One uDon Is their In little doctor ceremonies PROUD OF FRIENDSHIP. most religious the discreet Heretofore, it has been almost impos- to the Chinese government person is and who "I don t know i saw me woman of the attorneys for Dr. Wilson, In h.si the world. If he will excuse mc Mylng and services but should try by exam"The thing I am proud of about this sibly to reach these areas chiefly be- at present In Ixindon, writes to the x ii uun i looit ai me rurniturv." final speech to the Juo'. said: to Canada is that , the cause of lack of transportation so. I think he la about as blf a fool as ple and explanation to others to ovtr-tom- e appointment Daily Mail that the process of AmerIn the case Insisted1 Even the ail religious superstition. Every am not "I lawyers Canadians- themselves here old COOKED GRASS KATEX wanted . me. this to that say anybody could imagine " icanization of China is a very real one. member of the party directly and beme. if the In asked for marsh 'And. anybody country, They Pripet business," he says, "is tending should openly knows me, it's the Canadians. They tween Pinsk and the Russian border, to "Big recognize and strengthmore more to favor them," and en by the example one inspector reported that after andgohe concludes: were a real fighting lot.. of h:s own conduct , the truth that and scientific "When the king conferred the peer- reaching the railroad terminal he had religion "The of not helpfulness America, Communism ar absolutely incompatage upon me, I said I wanted to be'. traveled two days by automobile, then only to Young China to Old also but ible." called Baron Byng of Vimy in coiw-- by boat and by horseback to visit China is a subject of .common conBORROW Gl'AUDCD. memoratlon. of the great battle of people who had been reported in need. versation, throughout the immense WARSAW. July 28. Bolshevik the Canadian troops Potatoes had been the principal food Chinese society which fills the far Vimy Ridge fought. But I didn't want to take that upon which thesepeople existed durguard the Russian border and continent. So far the results title unless the Canadians were satis- ing the winter, the inspectors re- eastern only csrtain persons are given per been felt or undernot have this of fied I should. So I sent word to them ported, and with the coming of spring, stood in this country, but unless we mission vo leave me country, ye by and got a very Satisfactory answer." men. women and children lived chiefly take speedy action, we are destined bribery and other means, great numbers of persons are crossing into adI asked him whether he was going upon cooked .grass, dandelions and to drop during the pexttwelve months 23. HOME. Mort Italian to visit us while he' was governor gen- some farm products., July countries each night. jacent to third or fourth place in the Chinese Estimates Reduced So women If they had thejr cholc to eral.At various points along the frontier republic, That American Convicted Tollsh government officials hav our and Lawyer affect whole thereby Asia." be anything they wished In their which follows the old German-Russia- n 'I can't," he, replied. . "It's an estimated that about 56.960 havs been ' standing throughout of sex, would rather be trench line of 1917, peasants who rule that the governor general Shooting .Down s New, Large Warships oo entering Poland from Russia every to results of a vote recently does not leave Canada. His wife can, had been driven from their homes by Mother-in-Lamonth, despite efforts of the Pcllfh Be Built, May taken by one of thf Roman pahis staff can. but not he. authorities 1o keep them out. Only advancing toarmies, have been return- GERMAN DYE FLOOD find their homes demolpers. a very small percentage of these peo"Still, I can go down' and look at ing, only The 'argument advanced f"r bethe most wonderful frontier in the ished and virtually everything gone exe 21. ple carry the proper credenusls from The TOKIO. 21. naval n.VDnN. DECLARED BADEN. MYTHICAL Germanr. July July was that she. of all woworld the Canada-Unite- d States bor- cepting the bare land. They have taken ing Kf the Bolsheviki. of a for the of Karl calling expenditure llau, Wanblngton. Her men, had no competition. der which has never had its parallel. to the dugouts for shelter until they A recent arrival in Warsaw from D. about a 500,000.000 who yen life has C. (nominally serving husband was nevrr away from Three thousand miles with not a sol- are able to build shacks upon their sentence here for the murdrr of hla Russia aa Ralph RJmar. formerly an LEVEHKURSRN. Germany, July 23. $250,000,000) for the fiscal year 122-2- 3 no was other home there and dier, nor a fort, nor a gun on either holdings. mother-ln-'astudent In Detroit and Charleston. la toIt would bren have smaller than the widow of Dr. Mil- - art manufacturers' woman on whom he might cast In scores of villages In this battle talGerman d'yestuff side, but everywhere the signs of amiW. Baden-BadeVa.. who left America, via Canada, If exHaron of Admiral Kato. will minister not will of be his this, year given an nllurlnr glance. jitor ty and peace. That's a wonderful ob area not one house has been left ceed production In not had earry this yearrwRh 700 In will Im 1S2S. it Insisted been he tons.which make has notified 60,000 economy upon marin", (freedom JTmrj" Rtmar no't choose to be did Thoe standing. They were demolished either possible to ject lesson for the world." in Russians. other cost of the went to the the of the markets Baden The the maintenance, says gov by government. choseMor tbe most part to FOUGIIT IN AFRICA. Ee. during the fighting between the Rus- AmX United states Nlchl Nlchi. or even reason no ernment eight ago rem a year the for pargave compete be Marv Masrdalen. because, nfter Julian Byng joined the army in sians and the Germans or afterward ",f ullv Tainn American manu Is now Is about equal to the of which This estimate included Ruria part It don unusual .or the for fact that nil the blnitof allowed to sheenjoy .1883, saw service In the Sudan a nd when the Bolsheviki invaded terri-- 1 facturers, asserts Dr. Carl Dulsberr. naval appropriations made for the curthe Polish within was where his It before announced four rrpubltc years was a how Jhe is in the Boer war, becoming a colonel. tory which sins world, of Poland head of Germany's greatest dye manu- rent year. forgiven part reside, become parents effective. and afterward terame a Mint, At the outbreak of the big war he No attempts have been made to reor.HAVK HAD KNOl'GII. It is hoped, by cutting down the When the American one - again facturing organization. was in command of the British troops ganize the local government. thereby enjoying all the pleasures takes Rlmar "We coft of the our his jiave says that when he last saw increased It, world expenses, he the work navy' ordinary recently up HOUSES DEMOLISH:!) in Egypt. He fought in France and of heaven, th to to leave available about 275.000.000 which 1,762.300.000 will much his of capital marks, emigrants whom he had' achae forrotltn law, oo GallipoliReturning to France as a 124In 1914 the village a of Toboly Vhadti 1 more the to Russia all had . had of our for than yen for he to program had little continuing companied previous .time hd read, house is i left lieutenant general he had command of buildings. Not was ine of and this the the Bolihevlk regime and but vltable an be be will but enough constructing tight battleships ..capital, expert table maker. wished the 17th corps and in May, 1916; was anri!nr v,Kif,. WELCOMES ICELAND ThIs be would of cruisers. the wtre back in the consequence tremendous that which he task haa st tern deprethey eight equal aou are in dugouts and eighty ciation of our living given command of the Canadian corns! on to amount the Ma states. resultant In lnr and construction spent currency began 1I0. Rimsr was In Russia three months, KING CHRISTIAN X. j Hau'a conviction, lmprunjnnt with which his name, is 'chiefly asso- - other persons hsCve sought shelter In Increases In the this year. on circumstantial prices of commodiciated. With them he won the great nearDy oarracks. tohe sold. "It has nothing do Tae minister of marine apparently . evidence, attracted wide attention In visiting Petrograd. Moscow, Kiev and Three hundred persons who cla'm ties." intended battle of cambrai with the surprise He attacks on the world is determined that nothing shall inTfce wMow Milllor. reput- - other i cities and town. Conditions 22. 'Germany, REYKJAVIK. Ireland. was made a full general Swanowicze as their home town are with tanks. July wo buildbeit of which been has terfere with the the market, progress forced reported foot et all of Iceland in wealthy and with no- other hir gsnerally, be said, were gradually The first Klnr living, and in the final campaign" of 1918 his dugouts. were He planning. is program. two ing worse, When the German and Russian ardaughters, OlKa and comingto return everywhere. the first time recently on Icelandic except her army held the line north of the mies "Labor of The of difficulties, to coal, the States was economy principles United following shortage eager back in ahot the wife, the was Lubleszow some won extended a l!u' Somme and The welcome clashed, thriv- the. by crushing victortraffic conditions; have been decided upon, according to soli. d but, without credentials, is unable to In unsatisfactory X. of Denmark.' on the streets of Baden-Badies against the Germans. Chrtntlan to landers ing village of 995 buildings- Twenty as far as Is the a passport. Nlchi. Rhlneland Nlchl the i vsmbr as was concerned, Iceland.-bor190s. she nouses a J ne are now of some also mm solemnly an answeringa getRlmar a peer, standing, government made badly custhe be shall Rhine in the caused perthere obstacles, by more econbmy First, says he went to Russia, to call from telephone by shellfire. There 800 per toms barrier; all character; apparently auged office. gave him the thanks of parliament and, damaged his prevent us. In any sonnel. There are too many high fervent This call the satisfy curiosity and for fun but was a grant of 30.000 pounds. In August, sons are living in barracks and the case, than solemn telephone by telegraph anticipated in our the from and officers fcave any pleasure he increasing navy at didn't that output, to Japanese said vlsl been of have work ils the Danish ranking of crowd betwenty houses. nay. 1919, he resigned from the army to leave us In a far from satisfactory compared with the navies of other tors 1L and that Ms - Intended to lure, Mrs. Mllltor.to llau, Is thoroughly occ. over come the come chairman of Oie United the for who curosity had service r Because of the shortage of horses'it position. This position Is made worse powers. Great Britain haa 12 ad- slon. bUck satisfied. He was arrested five times, fund, formed' to administer the pro- was a common sight in these districts, by the hindrances jstreet. where a "man with a falae placed In our way mirals and 22 vice admirals, while beard bot ber. llau fled to London went without a square meal for 12 their took themselves ceeds from profits made by army and according to the inspectors' reports, to In many Icelanders The vice foreign countries." weeka and that If he Is ever able to Japan has 15 admirals and 26 vtftt tremendously seriously, and j where he later was arrested. navy canteens. The fund is used to see men and women pulling plows in Dr characterized a men haa in king's 120.000 reportBritain admirals. Duisberg back to the United States- he will A r.arter testinea he armed an raise event get as V of assist disabled soldiers and sailors and the fields. momentous) regarded ed demand in some American quarters service and Japan 80,00s.' on time.beard Hau Hau'a that the of stay been wif. have day. The put there foraIl their widows and dependents. made capital's, Arrangements majority the closing of German dyeworks Maintenance costs are to be cut by import. oo met he oo had whom and the relief administration officials by married the 18.000 inhabitants to for dayiUna. spent because "they might be used for the reducing the number and sire of the around the get food - to these districts as soon as manufacture public school building. ; in Zurich, where they were both of, exposives and poison standing squadron. Only one such was the official residence dents. commltteed sulrlie after her made possible- and, during the summer, gas In another COURT FAVORS The Third of the Danish royalties, and rebaptlted j husband's conviction, leaving a letter AERIAL TR ANSPORT war," was "utterly squadron will b left. kitchens will be established where all since Germany has been de- squadron will b reduced In size and SOLVES DIFFICULTY children up to 17 years of age will re- senseless, WAYS OF DEMOCRACY Castle.". Rykjavlk'a. 190 - auto- - In which she nsked that the names of i prived of the means of employing pois- placed on special duties. The remain- "the . be .... ceive one full meal each day. children , her be she were for taxed carrying! mobiles changed, heavily on gases for war purposes, even if she ing vessels are to be anchored as the important-lookin- g oo uniformed and dec- - lleved Hau had murdered her mother. to." He wanted sane reserve added "no in that The number LONDON. fourth 23. fleet, democrated dignitaries to and from ."tho . When convicted Hau was in the emJuly 22. Regions that TOKIO, July Changes, man in of fresh of men on such vessels will be drasti-cAll- y Castle.' Germany thinks to wait many years bewould have . ploy of the, standard Oil company, ascratic in nature, will probably be made SERBIA IS HOSTILE wars." reduced. Fuel consumption will He was fore they could be traversed by railfor the court life of Japan and in the At a gal dinner, Queen Alexandrine signed to Constantinople.' "It is difficult to understand Amer- be tut to tbe lowest possible as, the born In Bernkastle.-- Germany. Art figure. national wore Icelandic ways are now quickly mastered by TOWARD relations of the imperial family to the the BULGARIA ican anxiety," he continued, "f6r the sermen of oo in The of 70.000-kron. women allowing as a system aerial of of the result of visit transport- - News comes today the people, American industry is Incomparably vice to return home before their time Iceland- - With gifther heavy golden from the air ministry that a new air Prince- Hirohito to Europe. It - is of service has expired will be greatly crown, It made the queen look like MEXICO PLANS BIG-HERroute has been opened up acrosa tho BELGRADE. July 23. Serbia still stronger than ours." likely that the printing of photographs oo a MesoIn considerable thia extended. way between Palestine a desert of members of the imperial family in maintains an unfriendly toot queen a viking attitude picture amount of ' food and clothing can be of tapestry REPOSITARY potamia. Notification hasandbeen re-of old Edda times. newspapers and magazines will be efforta z some saved. ceived of the arrival at Bagdad the loyal toasts tnitted. The military guards whiciiTBulgarian statesmen to- comuose the RUSS FOOD CRISIS Iceland being Obsolete vessels will be disposed of. were honored in"dry," and on the occasion differences between the two countries. three airplane of the Royal Air force waters mineral ire aalways established NEARLY RELIEVED By exercising economy along these lemonade. route. M. Dimitroff, the Bulgarian minister MEXICO CITT. July 22. Construc which have flown over-thiof visit of a member of the imThe new route la about (f0 miles lines, the navy expecta to cut down In commemoration of his visit. King tion of an ornate repository for the place outside the of the interior,? recently visited Serbia perial family to any i the ordinary expenditures to 160.000,-00- 0 Christian has instituted a new decora- bodies of Mexican war heroes has been long. It Is an extension of he presif the but this does not appear to have efpalace will also be simplified, formuRIGA. 23 Moscow h route. July It start papers fected the improvement in, the relayen. This would leave a margin tion: the order of the Icelandic Fal ordered by. President 'Obregon who ent suggestions which have been 1 the local say that food crisis there be the main where for devoted has directed from Ramleh.. con 11.000,000 that tions expenditures. special lated by officers of the between two the countries that imperial now be over, as food shfrpmenta ' on will to making the monument and its en- - Royal Air force aerodrome In Paleshe hoped for. The press was anything should household are accepted. the Both and the Queen king have come In both from abroad and visit historical , Icelandic .places on virons one of the most beadtlful pots tine, parses through Amman (east of "According to one report, the house- but cordial, to his mission. the provinces, and that rerular R0TARIAN ASSURES hold department requested the crown Serbian newspapers, reproach the from the Jordan and Kasr Arrak." whero horseback. The king will be mounted In Mexico City. should now proceed. The on 14 of decide to inquire while he is abroad Bulgarians with trring to avoid the distribution will A on architects white a j beautiful hands Jury landing grounds have been anprepared, prince charger - HE MAY JOIN of current distribution of bread KINGj tho plans and specifications during the and as to the customs which are followed fulfillment of their obligations j to- basis almost horse in tallest Iceland. the prccefds thence in high: in lthe royal family of Great Britain ward Serbia and with persistently en- is. however, only three pounds for five excursions planned have had j centenary; celebration .which Is to be straight line across the Arabian desSeveral and as to the social works which are couraging the hostile acts by Bulgar- aayg io workmen of the "preferred"; to be abandoned owing to the swollen heU! next September and work will ert to Ramadle on the Euphrates, classes, and only one potind for. five LONDON. July 22.The reputation state of jhe rivers. and thence to Bagdad.. undertaken by them. It is assumed ian armed bands on the start Immediately. --oodays to the . classes. which Americans have of blunt speakr Invited to All that (these customs and practices which Mexican architects Tbe distances between the princifrontier. v former are also to get four pounds ing even in the face of royalty is likely exist in Great Britain will be adoptThe agitation .fostered by the Mace- The winner the submit stations are as follows: Ramleh receiving plans, pal to be enhanced ed here following the crown prince's donian committee by a remark that JAPAN'S RAILROADS . 820,000 and the privilege of inspecting to Ammnn. S rrvlles; Amman to Kasr. on the Albanian of herrings.from Reports between King George, and Mr. return to Japan. Petrograd state that frontier aggravates the tension. the. erection of the monument at a Axrak.4 tS' miles; Kaxr Arrak to Rama-dle41,000 tons of foodstuffs- - mnnilr nmir paased on the oc- ., oooo 00 miles; Ramadi to Bagdad. liberal salary. KTumph. of Cleveland, TO BE ELECTRIFIED herrings, beans, rice, etc., have either casion of the Rotarlanr reception a. 10 mile. arrived or are en route for the capital Buckingham palace the other day. " oo CITY IX)IKH PUNISHED. FIREMEN STAND BY DIVORCES INCREASE More than 1.000.000 scythes and thousaid to Mr. are 22. July-22- . The affably George King SOFIA, TOKIO. peaaants July Japan of other agricultural AND WATCH BLAZE RAPIDLY IN BRITAIN sands nOR.SE TAKES A RIDE." flrmlr established In power in Kluroph that he. too,would like to be- nlng to electrify her railroad. Elec-Jnoiave already arrived there.Implements . come a Rotarian. LILLE. France. July 2 2. A farmer j Bulgaria and legislative bodies, both engines will be used .on the oo was in "I don't see what is to stop you. trie . which state their and trains. leading his horw across a bridge "provincial, lines for . passenger said Mr. Klumph. VIENNA, 'July 23. Frontier reare In the majerlty, which spanned rsllway tracks. The j repre srntatlves oo LONDON, July 23. Suits for di- BRITAIN PAYING OFF r oo t a trsln and are engaeM in traniferrlnrlhe burden horse took fright strictions, were carried to an extreme vorce in 1919 increased 3 55 per cent ' HER EXTERNAL an 50O IN DEATH PACT.' over war. Austrian DEBT fire f taxation to the shoulderir f the leaped froci the bridge. He landed on prevented 1913, the year before the whenhey BALM SUIT. CIILNKSF.-Ia pasnrer rwtfh and rode to the bor- Compared with 1918, the lincrease la REVEAL. July 2 1. Five hundred fdenplsed cltv folk, brigade from crossing tbe Italian "22. Gin Chla He was rescued unSINGAPORE, der to fight a blaze." casea July next stsHuc- 114 Der cent. 5763 at council The dug! Roustchouk Russia, dltlrlct of Therewere Chines girl, never peasants Some buildings on the Italian side in 1918. ' LONDON, July 22. Great Britain' Neo, an moat around their village, posted , has evolved the following taxes which harmed. a of the Brenner Pass railway station To a great extent, 'this growth In, external debt now amounts to 1,11,-662,0- saw her fiance. But she's suing him armed guards to keep away strangerat styles "American:" M fire and the Austrian 0 levas yearly pounds, a decrease for the for 12500. alleging breach of prom- and burned themselves to death, ac-- j town's the business, of the divorce court la TAVAH TOO MUCH. a caught Carrying parasol. I firemen turned out. Italian gendarmes attributed in a Judicial report to the year ending March Si of 117.151.000 ise. A matrimonial atrent represent- cording to reports received here. cents each): worth VIENNA. July 21. Forcing hit em(normally' : demanded their vises and having none facilities- for Instituting proceedings pounds, an official return states. . a ing Lorn Teck 81m visited the girl's more "Yellow skirts than strange decay," II above malady ths and flnJlng cn!y about Inches, ployer's The chief creditors are: the United parents and arranged a match, accord- brought to the section by Bolshevist ' ground or wearing silk stockings, 100 120 worthsafe the ware- provided since 1914 for the benefit of they were forced tp. watch cf Rudolph Twrdtk .. custom. houses burn. Then Lorn soldiers. Is said to nave caused the levas; wearing gloves between Arrll hanged himself, leaving 2341 of States, 972,704.000 pounds and Canada, ing to Chinese the who poor a nctethat brought people, . w . oo i. 53,329,000 pounds. backed - out. . a bird il& and September IS without a doe- - the disappoint raer.t after the 5763 suits.x wholesale suicides, ou oo j oo209 levasoo was more than he could stand. tor's certificate. Job wesrlne SCARED BY APE; DIES. TOM-TOMAORI FAITH HEAUDR, APS BANNED. , on DOUBLE NUPTIAL FKAST. Jewelry 800 levas; keeping pet dogs. CATFORD, New- - Zealand. Chl-t0- 0 TOO HEAVY FOR PIjANE-LONDOEngland, July 23. WELLINGTON, 22. 22. CANTON. a When Miss HALL IiONDON. of IV RIFLE Amorel HEART. ue canes Jevas; July by July walking Eighteen years ago a monkey leaped of July 22. Thousands discarded Harris, daughter of the governor of nee merchant wanted to advertise a persons under (0 years LONDON. July 23. Three 'fat men of age in gcvd Chsr!s Bsktr. to canes' on booked passage crutches," the air exprena and spectacles stand Newfoundland, came here to marry bargain ele. he hired an 'army to go hrallh. 10 lva; wfarti; shoe with srar veteran, July.:!. a rlfie bullet In bf hti In Hector Clark, 7, The other day London.. The. pilot couldn't make the heaps before the home of Ratana. Lieutenant Colonel A. E. gongs and drums, and tops exreejir.g 11 Inches in height. 20 0 heart- - Charles says he doesn't noabout beating news. fit. plane fly. So another machine was a rich Maori. Ratana is reported to Half the wedding cake was Bernard. ;Clark died, from an epileptic Movie houses levas; fur tippets or muffs. 5P9 levas. tice the buUet un.'ees h tbe at eaten shouting g?fs Into Physicians said his death could be brought and two of the heavy pas have cured scores of sick bv a tnnrh a celebration In Newfoundland and adopted the same method. .land Now an 200 It then. in makes baby mlng him argument: cities, carriage Erased directly to the monkey fright, sengers transferred to it, lof his hand. . the other, half at the festivities here. new police regulation forbids it. (levas. dixzy. By MIITOX BRONXER. LONDON, July 23. Baron sails for America August 3. . The immortal hero of Vimy Ridge who fop the first the British-genero- l time in history unleashed a fleet ofa and routed battle tanks at Cambrai k Germans of force superior comes' to Canada to assume his new for five duties as governor general ' years. I asked him to talk to me about himself, his plans, his hopes and as-a always a hard thingto for pirations has condone big things man who sent to do; Picture him 59 years old, straight as a line,-- ' almost six "feet, with dark brown hair, scarcely showing any and gray; a dark brown . mustache, the All blue eyes. smiling friendly time he talks he puffs at ajittle briara pipe which has gone through many battle with him. OF DEMOCRATIC MIND. "I expect to be sworn in at Quebec to be in, Ottawa on 10 ' August 11," and he says. "I have never August .held a diplomatic position before. I am not' a diplomat, but I think my good friends, the Canadians, will pull me out of holes as they have done . before." "Canada's a democratic country like the United States,'' I ventured. "They will take to you because you are democratic." "Oh, everybody has to be democratic these days. Did you ever hear of the -- i TRIES TO START REVOLT The title of the LONDON. July 21. play: "Kissing." The principal scene: The London divorce court. ' The main characters are: EPWARD V1DAL, pianist and song composer. PRIMROSE VIDAL, hi wife, a concert, hall singer. DR. ARTHUR WILLIAM WILSON, a' famous benevolent old physician. Vldal asked for divorce, naming the doctor. The doctor and the wife denied the charges. The wife alio filed countercharges against her hutband. And after ten days' trial the Jury has decided that none of the charges and countercharges In the cime wm true, cleared everybody and dlimltsed all the petitions. Vidal said they were married when 17. Early in 1915 his wife Joined a theatrical touring company with his reluctant consent. He joined the army and while he was away his wife be came ill and was attended by Dr. Wilson. ' Mrs. Vldal admitted as to the doc. UPOW CHIMA Baron Byng o the Tanks Will Govern Canada for Five-Yea- r Term ; LlOil COMEDY IN COURT DIVORCE Br 3Illton Rronner OF U. S. 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