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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1921-8-25, Page 6GRAND TRUNKYI'L Ell b 'n ur,.lxy. Auguxt 23, 1911. September AMBEROL Records i Keep your Amtw•rol Record cabinet up to date with some of tJre ie new sele: tions. do Centts Bosch 4306 J. Womack, - rna Trot Ilarrf Kaderman's Jars Orchestra 43119 Ain't e Ooh Inn. Luse. tares. s'l.,. Blur Ns,., 4310 I round a Rnr In the Des 11.• (amts -- Vowtrot Harry Itad.•naan'• has ireltrvtra sill Kir. Mid—Medley Watt.rh,. • leads-t.a "M..rleebt ler Mad dais,"' green arm. \•tarty Ban.f 4312 , roe' Premier Quartet 43:3 w „K Hew.. liernestead TnJ 4314 Slew cues –wan/ • Time Bras Novelty a.nd 431S So..bo.l 's Mother. Mak y',xcro. (resecut 1'rt 4316 Hint, S, hoot c ens M, Bad 4317 camp,' Row. Tenor, atIlb Jone. and Alam Chorus.. 4318 yore. Jean and the Soulier. m Rent: Start Cal Ste\ sr• 4319 Mnnrhe.00 Yoa Trot tater, Mrs. Hoeeltr Be 43:0 ',eve/Che Up, Mixed \•a. Metropolitan Quartet 4321 vebod,'0 Kase, Tennr .:. IF B.,Ikra mud 1,e.nie Chn. 4322 Cern,ty Kerry Mary iron, \V dLam na,.eer 4321 (.11 Keep .s. IJ"U,a You medley Poe I rot I, trodavine ' C.w%l Sea'') Mat Yells' Della Robber tercherrtra 4324 t waw Wrrn In M,.heron V.Ir vovea Prentor Qr,.rt. t 43 5 laddie Roc of Mine. fence Alien McQueae 4336 American l'ep March Impede' Msnmh. Bsr,d r. Meb.dr's >• r —Mises Stanley French Record i%gat` Ak,tea-a-• idylls flame.enrw., utrarr !lectorPetrenr German Record@ 2621e "tier. has as Bade'. Kbemlaod, r tMerharerirne Reirrnkarril. •,Lwehen Rhemlaraler IfitS oberbs7er.ac.e lemerekapetie Cemp'1-i's Drag S:ore (s* leviett s ,104 WORD TrIEIR SIGNIFICANCE. C UInm`Balnkx 1 _ - THE SIGNAL GODUICH, ONT. In the atmosphere of the chamber wherein the Supreme Allied Council holds its meetings in Paul, the Silesian question lost much of its bitterness and danger. I The peril was to the good relations be tween France aud,Britain. the king pins of the Entente. A break between these two al the present time would be a disas- ter. It has been averted ptincipally by the lirmress ; t I'remier Lloyd tieorge and the British Cabinet in refusing too aerate to SI the French r pram of sending more troops • into Silesia. Stinging criticism of a section of the Frencl; prey cannot blind the *sold or the impufarce of the decision, which was ac:epted hyo Premier Briand of France at the Supreme Council. alter ! Britain and l.aly had voted against it. The preset, - at the meetings 01 the Cooler: r: of i. 'i. George Harvey. United state. Ani1Mssador to Britain, though he dols n; t appear to be an active particip- ist, has un,ofubtedly been an influence un Ihe'side of a compromise which would avoid the_ use of force or the increasing iwsplay of force unless that is absolutely nc,r..try. The nations of Europe know that the. feeling on the part of the United States is for peaceful solutions wherever These can be obtained even at the risk of what may sometimes appear t0 be a toes of prestige. It Lcmains now for the es- ; perts of the Council to draw the exact line which will be in conformity with the votes cast in the recent p:ebiscites of the I disputed areas. It is considered as not Improbable that Germany may even ap- pear to- obtain advatntages as against I'uland in the final settlement. This woOld be in accord with the votes and the. population by nationalities. It is probable that few conferences lot its k.nd in the world's history has heard -uch a frank 'speech as that made by L oy'd George in defining the issue as he saw it. and in bluntly reminding the French delegates that Silesia had been Germanic fro 700 years. It speaks well , for the French representatives who knew, that a wide section of their press would resent the British Premier's tone, and at the question could he transformed in J a very ugly_ situation, that they were mo "anzlous to tlnd a way of ,settlement ' than . press their nen Otani!. Ah the litewpr have root beck removed.. from the" Sit' ; n cont,overey. belt many of them have be.'n placed in safety vaults The danger : a tlareoup has been largely removed, anritain and France should ' he firmer ft ;en than ever, especially if the suggested vo ,,;e of Prerrners Lloyd Geotge and [Irianto the Washington disarmament confer' ce, could be made together. Away fro the atmosphere f. _-the _militaristic factions these two pight make pl s for corn- • bincd 'Action that shoo:. carry the country 'of each . a lCng w. •`. toward a mre canpiete understanding than they have ester ,.kpnwn 1hr/siglt the yimmix( ',tress that have forced them t• stand tr•get her. t. Try our -Waist (storm fur IA•,ult. +• torr -- -w3 1yt REMIT TIIE F'RIC'TION, Perfume -Tour henrinirs need reh:,h• .Iliteting. No mutter wham 11.-•frout.Ie• m'11 be Riad to know also, Hos mit- i..fa,-tery work we sloe in • • AUTOMOBILE REP.%IRING s Give Its :I trill Ire• 1-xt time von , owe,: pr, anile Bork ,lnh,• .iit J-tgir enr. Rti(i. WILLIAMS' --0 — Wade Ilii Sttdtema_ x',nn.u-it ham beof er matters of importance to deal wit sines the Silesian question, it is not in-- prubable that the histo- ions of 'the future w ill record as its greatest achievement the steps taken to save Russia—or a great part of that huge cotintry—from famine and its attendant plagues. Lord Curzon and HuberrIt-over, tach famous in varied spheres of public activity are likely • • 10 be the chief representatives of the alliestoco-operate with the Soviet Gov- ernment in the saving of many millions of ire ple. Without such co-operation the world could do nothing. Questions as to the recognition of the Soviet which affection, and in Irank democratic inter- views with Ute newspapermen said he know he. would make mistake, a• he did when in Fence. lint the l ana.11ans al- ways pulled hI s out of a hole and he would truer ti Ibem to d . it now. Lord Byng wi.l be paptilat so Canada. Canada has igldom witnessed so unique a gatherfog IS that which as,emb:ed in the Legialause Atwembly Cham - bels in the Provincial Parliament buildings. Toronto. under the aus- Picea o1 the Juvenal Teachers' Asso- ciation. Every part of \he Empire was represented there lot men and women such action would involve m properlyprominent in the education of the youth may of their countries. the chair eetng occu- be shelved in the interim. The relief pied by M. J. Handed, Headmaster of the work will he carried out on the most (*mous school at 11;nche,ter. England. - The interchange o: cachets between the different countties ,•i the Empire and the teaching of hilltotr and geography of the in which Russia will have to do her share. Empire within the l..np,re woe two of the There ought to be a caII to this continent in �notnwbj•cts ..lsculerd at the opera- tor its surplus to aid in helping to relieve Dominions taking part. This convention g seasiapeakeu ;rum ;ruail the British the situation. 11 Cartadab,aucplus fx a was to have bean held in Canada in 1910. considerable part of u. cannot so into the , but was postponed , n account of the war. United States because of the tariff, there As tar as Poeslble tr speakers ani sub - which in onima:, clrsumstances would be flowing into roc. torts of this continent. it is not possible to the hagmentary and obviously closely censored ports to come to • conclusion ut the I that Spanish forces have sustained as he re- sult of recent terrific hinting against the tribesmen in Morocco. 1t would seek) that one column of nearly Ji».) men Mss, been wiped out, and that risevihere the Spaniards ere sucking close to their tocttfied bar .awaiting -• aping etYifuccrtncuts that will enable the return of oper- ations on a large scale. Their hope of immediate relief lies in the intereine strife among the tribesmen, which never slum. bers long, and their tendency to either fight over booty or go back to their homes with u. The trouble has resulted to a political crisis in the home land, bort Spain is not easily worried on that ,wire. —0— While the abnormal weather must be credited with a large share of responsibil- ity to the devastating forest fires in\New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. they give rix to the question as to what is to be done to arouse Canadians to a real appre elation of the fire menace. Alike to our natural resources and to our created property it is a menace that never tires It can only be fought by. o-ganized and systematic preparatory tffort. The secur- ing of tire appliances after a town has been partially destroled because its equipment was out of date, is a poor remedy. A more comprehensive plan of meeting forest fires is also in order in most wooded areas. —0— As was forecasted by the press some days ago the G)vernnent commission which investigated the HydreeEiectnc Commission's proposed radio) railway system for Ontario. has handed in a majority report declaring the proposal to be "unwiseand economically unsouni." Mr. Freci Bancroft. the labor man on the commission, has made a ratnonty report in favor of the proposals. Both Premier Esu: y and Sr. Adam Beck promise state- ments on the question when they have had more time to fully consider the re - pats. It will be borne in mind that the real point at issue was the wisdom of a Government guarantee of bonds for the project. Whether the municipalities in the Hydro -Electric system will undertake the scheme regardtea of a Government scheme is for them to decide. (('opyrlghted British • Colonial Preen Limited.) gigantic scale the world has known. It w,IU employ a great army of workers and use up supplies by the thoustnds.c.f tons. Its financing will be a matter of arrangement should be a market with the Russian sects then decided relief commission for a large shore. It is i tiered to, with only a common sense view of it. No one,moos n would want to snake capital out of the s(andpoint to d Bufferin s of others The world is too l cunt closely knit in these day; to admit of other countries sitting or standing callously 1 by while famine carries off millions of las ' upon have been ad- ut • urse, any modifi- . ' Frum an educ:uonal tot:•.ol the Empire the moortance. It would could not learn 11 confreres from be a pour delegate wtwl something fro% hr cr he her lands. fellow creatures. Business and service ungrudgingly given, will have to go hand in hand to avert unparalleled disas'er in Belgium is the standinrtggsexample ice'• Russia. and its menace to other nations, burvpe of a retu: to eoadisions moire excepting the (British Empire. Britain is apploachmg M[Bldi. Italy, however, IS already taking precautions to fight against . Doming up throuye a --pend of tnbul- , the entrance of chi lora into her ports ation to a safer ars :