Fitish Whig AUGUST CAPITOL FRI-SAT. JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S "The Hunter Woman" I IPN dpogni. t CAPITOL TO-DAY y CORINNE GRIFFITH Daily B 13, LAST EMTION. TROOPS WILL Stel START HOME ONSATURDAY : Go KINGSTON, ONT., THURSDAY, 1923. 2 Saves New York Lady From Drowning ~ When She Was Bathing At Brave Act of James Sutherlan d, Jr., Recuperating From At- tack of Pneumonia--Plunge d Into Water In His Clothing. went down the first time, and with- out thinking of the danger to him- self, but seeing only the danger to Mrs. Hall, he plunged into the wa- ter without waiting to divest him- Cost of Transportation and Mia-|3- self of any of his clothing and tenance Is $325,000. |e ie was going down tor the "NOVA SCOTIA LIABLE h -- MORE SEVERE TESTS ASKED BY TEACHERS 'Tn Onder to Remedy Overcrowd: | ot of te Pict 10 HOLD AN ENQUIRY Into Ecamitation Paper Piece work System Which Is Termed Undignified. thods --of marking examination . papers proughont Canada, and fhe [PFPIPTP20 0200000 <> * it GOVERNOR-GENERAL * ON WAY FROM NORTH JUSTICE MASTEN CONTINUES THE INJUNCTION AS ISSUED OVER CHURCH IN PITTSBURGH e St. John's Unionists Apply to Sqr Court in Toronto United Church Officials" Opinion---The Position of Crown Attorney Rigney in the i of Mr. Fee Against , Lancaster. Edmdnton, Alta, Aug. 13. --Baron Byng, Governor-Gen- eral of Canada, will likely re- turn to Edmonton on Saturday morning from 'his long. trip to the north, according. to word just received here. In spite of five days' delay on account of river conditions, and a bad windstorm- -on Great Shave Lake, the party will be only half a day behind the schedule fifst arranged for the trip. ; | | ® | | A, drowning fatality at Stella on Wednesday afternoon was narrowly averted Ry the presence of mind and bravery of James T. Sutherland, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, James T. Sutherland of this city, who 1s spending the summer at Stella, re- cuperating from a severe attack of pneumonia which confined him to 'oronto. Vl w=, Wishes to remain independent. But| bed nearly all last winter. Tr 3 Aug. 13 ", Jus | the wishes of the new Presbyterian | Mrs. Romajn Hall, of New York, Masten at Osgoode Hall | church are to force the congregation | Who was Yoming to spend a couple * * * * * * * * * * + J * * * * * PEPPER PrrOR ROS Nr ------------ The young man lost no time in | getting Mrs. Hall to shore, where | ( BALDWIN MAY COME. she was soon brought around again, | and on ThursTay she was reported | But May Protest . Payment of 1 Toronto Telegram Says He Will Arrive This Fall. Toronto, Aug. 13.--The Telegram says that Right Hon. Stanley Bald- investl. the me- | against its will." of weeks at Stella, arrived at the is- jas having recovered, 4 y Is afternoon continued until | land on Tuesday night, and on Wed-| The whole island is all praise for Part of the Chiarge---Min- Attorney's Positi nesday afternoon decided to go in young Jim Sutherland for his bra- . y ext Thursday the Injunction Waa ne aid aot wish to _ out| for a swim. Mrs. Hall is a fairly [very in rescuing Mrs. Hall, especially Ing Is Resumed. is, Prime Minister of Great Bri- Ich restrains Rev. W. MM. any written statement regarding the | 800d swimmer but she got out over 80 under the conditions. The young tain, will pay a visit to Canada this | matter when shown Rev. W. M. Fee's | her depth and became nervous and {man was very modest about the af-| Halifax, fug. 13.--Removal of | fall, according to a prominent local ee and the Continuing Pres |. .iement as to why the charge|e€vidently lost control of herself. fair and could not see where he did | the thousand or more troops which | citizen who has been in communica- f holding ate 2gainst Rev. D. T. Lancaster was;James Sutherland, Jr. was stand. anything out of the ordinary. He have been stationed in Cape Breton | tion with Mr. Baldwin. Cables pyterians rom or | not pressed, T. J. igney, K.C.,|Ing on the shore when Mrs, Hall | refused to talk about his experience. | from various parts of Canada since | have said the Prime- Minister and pting to hold, or interfer crown Attorney, did say that the | | the middle of June, is scheduled to his wife 'would probably be in the | salary. phid for this work. This 3 - ' lease had been launched privately, | : commencé next Saturday, Attorney. | Dominion next year. Local infor-| was resolved at the convention of with services at St. John's without his participation and re (NEXT MOVE OWNERS' KING GEORGE VISITS General J. C. Douglas Sunguneed: | muon has It yu Mr, Baldwia Willi the Canadian Teachers' Federation, urch Pittsburgh, near ' { yednes i 4id- the ™ ( j The troops were sent to the colliery) come this fall, an © date of his | continuing today. Investigation will w | till Wednesday morning | : i p x h p Pl : King | complainant or his counsel make ap- | E C.N.R. PAVILION & 0 oo after the New Waterford | visit will be known within a few | be carried out by means of a ques The hearing was ad- plication to him to conduct the pro-| secution. He took a pencil and | d one day unexpectedly,| . "FC eords "and agreed | d. next Thursday it will pro- d before Mir. Justice Logje. : » { second paragraph of Mr. Fee's state- { ment, which sald: "This moraing {the Crown Attorney was advised that the information had been laid Questio | and was requested to handle the '0 Decide. | an § ques oi : = Star | prosecution and agreed to do so. | Toronto, Ang. 13.--The | "*Otherwise the "Statement is all t "The whole question is whe-| right." he said. I , when a congregation votes to| It is learned from another sours main independent, the minister | that the crown hiorney wae largely | | responsible for Rev. Mr. Lancaster | po Jot gt he Sh oF aieher | not being arrested and taken to the 3 | county jail last Sunday evening. | ly want him to remain is the | yhen the warrant for his arrest | [to do so" from the sentence in the [The U.S. i | ers' wage demands, John L. Lewis ing it, he : | riot of June 11; when one man was (At the British Empire Exhibi-| killed and numbers injured, and tion--Recalls His Visit | which was followed by looting and 2 | burning of British Empire Steel Cor- 19a poration stores. { » f transporting the Montreal, Aug. 13.--According to |, Ine Cost © P maintaining them from cable advices received at the gen. | F00PS and main g i st 8 was $325,000 eral headquarters of the Canadian | J92® 12 to Augus by IN row according to figures furnished National Railways = In Montreal, the Department of National Defence, King George was a visitor to the given to the Attorney-General today at his request by Major-General H. C. Thacker, officer in command of district number 6. The figures are an estimate based on an average daily cost of $4,224, plus eighty SAYS MINERS' LEADER Union Wants Griev= ances in Bituminous Industry Aired Also.' Atlantic City, N.J., Aug. 13.-- With but 19 days before the date set for a strike of 158,000 an- 4 pavilion of the company at the Bri. thracite miners, the latter's leaders 3 & will make no further effort to avert tish Empire exhibition yesterday. suspension, unless the operators! memo, Sis mutisg Ya show a disposition to meet the work-+ 2 a! yotaliog sin dda it; jeer oin 38 atound Quelec, Mon- 1 f transportation | treal, Ottawa, Toronto and Hamil- thousand dollars for Pp said yesterday. i 3 Breton. ton which impressed him on his visit 16 334 Lois Cape strikes The United Mine Workers' there of is when Following former weeks, Jee-- READY T0 WORSHIP EVEN IN PIG: PENS Non-Concurring Presbyterians in Montreal Charge Perse- cution by Unionists, \ Montreal Que., continuing Presbyterians of Verdun, Que., have been "thwarted at every turn in their efforts to secure accom- modation," and that "influences have Aug. 13.--That | tionnaire. In his report of the Ontario Fe- deration, Dr. BE. A. Hardy, of To- rontp, stated that the teaching pro- fession in this province is over crowded. The Department of Edu- cation has Deen asked to institute more severe tests of teachers by the Ontario Secondary Teachers' Association, and to establish more severe standards, in order to remedy this over-abundance. 3 The protest against the piecawork system of marking examiuation papers, as in force in Saskatche- wan, was made by Dr. BE. A. Hardy, president of the Toronto Teachers' Council, and the Ontario Seccond- ary Schools Association. He fear ra; the United Church offices sum | was given to Proviscial SoustaWy America, SEpest tat if » ® tro rr at St. | Maclachlan to serve, this officer re-| any governmen ntervention eir She ale curring near | fused to accept the responsibility of | grievances in the soft coal industry chu \ ' been at work to prevent the schools and other buildings from their use," and also that "they are being almost | to Canada years ago. He praised, as | ! isitioned, the muni- N a most practical exhiblf, the model | troops were requisition ed this system would spread to other provinces, in an attempt at { cipalities were billed with the total {farm which composes a part of the | mount of their wages and upkeep. economy, and tenshers thot | arresting Mr. Lancaster without the | would be considered as well. 2 i ! sanction of the, crown attorney. He | | "The question . the courts will called upon Mr. Rigney, who, i* is to decide," says the Uniteg' understood, Staind that; thate ag | ch offic " con- | no need of such harsh action against | ih wy Hy Apa , So the clergyman under the conditions as \ that were so well known, and ad | pendent, and, if it has, clearly vised that instead of a warrant a| ir the Presbyterian presbytery summons be issued. His advice was | Pr the United church presbytery taken, and thus Mr. Lancaster was] is anything to do with it. saved from being placed in the jail, are the two cases of Jar- | pending the securing of bail. Mr, depafident an o ac ept 'case 8s one requiring ble. It really looks as! his attention as crown prosecutor. of the congregation | He regarded it as a private prosecu- St. John's church at Pittsburgh | tion, RISONER ESCAPES [Eat Setlenent By France oo ST. of BARINES OF Debt to Great Britain x - London, Aug. 13.--The Daily Was to Be Removed to Express displays on its front page today the words: "The on Friday. latest discussions with France regarding her debt to Great Britain have progressed in the Catharines, Aug. abold, a 50-year-old prisoner, who } to be removed in two days to 13.--John most favorable way, and it is believed there will be an early jotith penitentiary, made a essful dash from the county jail settlement." The Escutcheon Ceremony evening. He was working in den outside the jail walls Has Been Postponed Jailer Clench, and slip- ti Quebec, Aug. 13.--The old escut~ 'When the latter .absented | oon of the Kings of France, which for a few minutés. Dabold |... removed from one of the city tenced to five years for an | ..iee when General Murray captur- against a young girl. ed Quebec in 1759, and which has recently been returned by the city ATION OF of Hastings in England, where it had been held ever since it hag been taken across the ocean, will offi- cially handed over to the ebec civic authorities on Sept. 10th. It was decided that in view of the fact that many prominent ecitizens will still be in the country in their! summer residences when the High Commissioner lands here, it would be preferable if possible ¥o postpone the demonstration until later in the season. ing Hit Tree And Killed a Boy St. Raphael, Que., Aug. 18. -- Eugene Roy, aged seven, was instantly killed gnd his young- bably fatally burned yesterday when light- ning struck a tree under which they had taken shelter during a storm. _ Is Announced-- Bank Limited Be In Control. ---- York, Aug. 13.--Plans for 0 of three of the h banking institutions the Colonial Bank, the ian Bank, Limited, and il Bank of South Africa, il, were announced in a cable- d at the New York of- Barclays Bank Limited. of the new bank. will rest ~~ » | % j most ingenious the" giant electric management and 'Bivision of profits/ : ? | by mine executives and workers, | map of Canada which shows display 'of the colonization depart- hi a ment of the Canadian National Urge Joint Management. , | n ashington, Ang. 13. Joint | Railways and he charicterized as the routes taken by the prarious main was suggested yesterday by the so- line trains of the system. cial action department of the na- tional Catholic welfare conference, ------------------------ as a compromise proposal to avoid a cessation of work in the an- thracite industry. A statement by GREENLAN "ain GIVE co-operative management the min. ers could relinquish their demand for a 10 per cent. wage increase, and F MacMillan Ship at Etah ' =WWas Heard at Chicago. executives eould grant the check-| ---- Chicago, Aug. 13.--Eskimos in Qff, while t estion of arbitra- tion and political intervention also would be obviated. b Etah, Greenland, last night gave a musical programe by radio, which was heard in CHeago. The Eski- mos' programme was broadcast on forty metre wave length from sta- tion WAP aboardithe SS. Peary, the ship of the MacMillan expedition at Etah. { i 3 ---------- British M.P. Dibps Dead ARE EASING BURDEN TO SECURE DIVORCE English Folks Able to Gast OF Matrimonial Ties for Twenty-five Dollars. London, Aug. 13.--A divorce for! £5 appears to be assured by the! Supreme Court's proposal to extend the aumber of assize courts at" which In Tube Iway Station divorce proceedings brought by a "poor person" and divorce suits| London, Aug. 13-- William Green- which are not defended may be| Food, Conservativy member of the heard. A "poor person" in the eyes| House of Commoni for Stockport, of the law Is one earning not more'; dropped dead in } London tube than £4 a week and whose capital railway station las night. He was does not exceed £100. | ine years of age. He began work- The new order, which Is expected | ing in cotton milll at the age of to come into -operation on New|ten and in the colrse of years he Year's Day, applies to 24 provincial! rose to the positiofof director in a towns. It is calculated to obviate the| Bumber of mill afl rubber tire possible heavy travelling expenses of | companies. j an appellant, who under the pres. ent rule must come to London or go to the nearest divorce assize court, either of which may be some con-|tappa Kemel Pasha, siderable distance from the appell-| Turkish Republic, ant's home town. : wife, Latife_ Manou! Kemal Pasha I . Constantinople, ivorces Wife. Aug. 13.--Mus- president of the \as divorced hia In this instance, through the amend- | ment to the act covering the requis- | ition of troops, the province will he | billed. What amount the province | will be asked to pay will be revealed | when the charges are made by the | Department of National Defence, but it is stated on good authority that payment will be protested by the Provincial Government of charges which would have been involved had the fopbes been at their regular : tions in Canada. | _ According to Government figures, the number of men signed on for em- ployment in Cape Breton since the end of the strike Monday morning, up to Tuesday night, was 5,934, and of these 3,771 had been put to work. In Pictou County on the mainland, mining conditions will shortly be normal, and in Cumberland County the mines are fast being put into operating shape. b Canadian Children Ald In Educating Young Chinese New York, Aug. 13.--A campaign of cradle internationalism has been Inaugurated by the World Associa- tion of Daily Vacation Bible Schools whith is being carried on by corre- spondence between boys and girls in 3,000 daily vacation Bible schools in China and® children enrolled in similar schools in the United States and Canada. The latter are raising in pennies and nickels a $10,000 of- fering to help Chinese children, 60,- 000,000 of whom have no schools whatever. 'The beneficiaries have been writ- ing individual greetings and thanks to the American and Canadian chil- dren, and letters of goodwill have been sent by the latter to the little Chinese. Sadi es pt - Severs cerseeas EY. i » * D TO IMPORT * persecuted in' their effprts to con- tinue," was asserted by D. M. Rowat, chairman of the presbytery finance committee, at a meeting of the Mont- real presbytery of the continuing Presbyterians here. Peter Brockie, chairman of the Verdun board of management, 'cor- roborated Mr. Rowat and at times his voice was shaken with emotion. The Montreal Presbytery had been e to assist the Verdun Presby- s with contribution towards fhe cost of a new'church. "We will worship as Presbyterians, even if it is in a pig pen," said Mr. Brockie. Rev. A. E. Runneis, on behalf of the United Church, assured an in- terviewer that he knew of no per- secution of the continuing Presby- terians who had "repudiated any suggestion or offer of co-operation from the Union Church." "They don't want us to do any- thing." he added: "They are com- pletely cut off from the United Church." . ---------------- MOTOR CAR PASSENGERS. Insurance Men Warn Private Owners Who Charge Fares. Toronto, Aug. 13.--Commenting on the fact that some motorists re- gularly making week-end trips have ' i ' been in the habit of taking on one or two passengers "to iil up the car," and charging a moderate fee for the same, underwriters hore are pointing out that such a practice voids indemnify insurance and ren- ders owners of passenger cars "for private and pleasure use only" liable for their own damages in case of accident. RAJAL HARI SINGH ATTRACTS ATTENTION The Famous Mr. "A" Amuses Himself With Polo and Dancing. Gulmarg, Kashmir, Aug. 13.-- Rajah Sir Hari, Singh, heir to the throne of Jumsza and Kashmir, and' more famous outside India as the mysterious "Mr. A." last fall, has taken up dence here, 30 *[ expelling the citizens » Ceountry who are due to leave on might lead to careless marking by teachers hustling with papers to earn niore money. ' . This piecework method of paying teachers for "marking ths papers, which: Dr. Hardy characterized among other things as undigni. fled, had commenced fn Western Canada, it was explained by G. J. Elliott of Winnipeg, secretary of the federation. On the grounds. of Somy 1 nit to 'Saska! \ cu ! and consequent resolution to inves tigate the question arose from the report of the Saskatchewan pro- vincial organization, presented by Max Ballard. : Reporting for Ontario, Dr. Hardy announced that thé Ontario teach 'ers' membership had Increasst by 281 to 1,948 members. He said theré had been little trouble over salaries in this province this year. Dr. Hardy sald, however, that the Ontario organization's troubles had been in safeguarding the dignity or status of the profession with school boards which dismissed teachers without proper notice. REPORT THAT SCOTT HAS BEEN FOUND SANE And That He May Yet Be Hanged for the Chicago ° Murder. Chicago, Ilis., Aug. 13.---Russell T. Scott, who was sentenced to Ches- ter asylum for the criminal insane last Friday, August 7th, has been reported to be found sane by state alientists who have had him under observation since he came to the asylum, according to information re- ceived unofficially in Chicago, but not yet verified. If Scott is found to be sane he might be brought back to Cook county and executed for the murder of Joseph Maurer. \ Attorney William Stewart, who handled Scott's defense, was visibly excited when interviewed. He re- fused, however, to dither deny or af~ firm the report. -------------- Poland to Stop Expulsions. Berlin, Aug. 13.--The government' declares that, contrary to the official memorandum of Poland, the major- ity of the Germans in Poland who voted for German nationality, name- ly, 17,000 out of 20,000 have left Poland, of the' vember 1st, It declares 1926. and July