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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1919-10-30, Page 7\?p•- TROTZKY RALLIES ARMY, CHECKS PETROfi AD DRIVE Savage Attack on Yudenitch'sf A TIC PROPHET Line Holds It Back "Red" Leader's Staff Captured, But He Escapes London Cable -- Rally lug wider the command or Leon Trotzky, Bolshevik Minister of War and Marine, troops of the Russian. Soviet Uovernment have savagely attacked the lines of the Russian northwestern army and have sueeeeded in parrying, for the moment at least, tile thrust of the latter against Petrograd, aecording to re- ports reaching this city. Tsarskoye-Selo and Pavlovsk, south of Petrograd, have been reeaptured from thelorcss of General Yiideniteh, it is claimed, and the advanee ot the Bolshevik continues. South of Moscow, where General Denekine's ad- vance has menaced to a certain degree the hold' or the Boisheviki on the ancient city of Czars, fighting is go- ing on, but nothing as to the results obtained has bec? learned. • Tobolsk, western Siberia, is said to have been cap - tared from the Kolchak army. by the Bolsheviki• This report, if confirmed, would indicate an advance of -the Soviet army in that sector, as last reports showed them quite a distance to the westward of Tobolsk. TROTZKY'S STAFF CAPTURED. . Copenhagen Cable — The entire staff of Leon Trotzky, Bolshevik. Minister of War and Marine of Rus- sia, has been eaptured at Tsarskoe-Selo, according to a Bevil despatch to the National Tidende. Trotzky, him- self, escaped by clinging to a railroad ear and later flee- ing from the Seelle ill an automobile. Troops of the northweetern Russian* atmy pursued the tatinister 'and fired have followed the course outlined by Prince's Grandfather and A.merican (N. Y. Sunday Sun.) The eldest son of England's demo - (Tittle King nue erossea thee Atlantic •und his preseeeeon 'this side of the eve* will evoke, from the bare - strings of both our itatiotial history and personal memory, not a few de- lighttul t,uoras. le a word, beettuee ot the iiiitial visit of a Prince of wales in 1860, American patriotism Is to -day more of a reality. The "iutlis;hible union of indestructible States" resemblee much more that adamantine rock, which Lincolnebe- lieved it to be, and not at all the "rope ,sand" which- President Buchanan feared and talked about. it was in those dark days when the fifteenth President, "the Sage • of Wheatland," called for a day of fast- ing and of prayer -as Ite did well to do -while the United States govern- " went, with an empty treasury, natieto beg for money at 12 per cent, interest, when the. American eouanonwealth and sisterhood was menaced wtth dis- ruption, that the Prince of Wales, ,afterward. King Edward VII. and peacemaker par eecellence, visited us. Still, it is simple fact, to. recall that the great historian, Edward A. 101Te- l-eau, belleythg that the Union was at an end, planned his great book, in four volumes, on the "History of Federal Government, from the Anie phyctionic Council to the Disruption of the United Stats of America." Tha activities ofLincoln, Grant, Sherman, Thomas and a million or more of American patriots, however, compelled a change in Mr. Free- man's views and plans. Only one vole tune appeared and the work remains a torso. On the other hand, It was an even grander voice that laid emphasis on thee'creative and unifying forces in American history. He proved the true prophet. It was no less a personage and. oa Britian soil without slauehtee, the emus) struggle began. Without the bloodehed of battle the lame vie - Nary was woe. in. 1830 thee he Won in 174, with Peen* alt', and in 1787 true representAtive gee erieuuent, We nanialr, that of etinsolidated here, mad ee ;are of our vtptory againet a German Kiug, who, with a corrUpt Parliament, misrepreseuted British tradition lead spirit, in our Coastline tion, our union and our stable goo- enoneut, in 1787. Across the water the reform a 1830 meant a Parlia- annl i tre7pI. roeeenthig Men and not land,. The Prince, laterelCing Edward VII., reeommended that not -only should the refreshment tables and benches be removed, but that the whole building should, be restored to its origieul simplicity and 'use. But, women, sisters, let us reveal tne secret. Men belked at the cost. They pleaded the same argulnent, of Loss of revenue , ,which has been so in- dustriously and with as much falla- cious reasoning and pseudo -eloquence urged in favor a retaining strong beverages. One gloelotis male excep- tion was seen In that gentleman of strong individuality, who wrote one of the most honest autoblograpliles In modern days, Samuel 'Whittaker Penxtypacker. Ile turned the en- gines of his unique erudition to the reenforcement of the D. A. R. With women's tenacity and an importunity as invincible as that of their Biblical exemplar and precedent, the Daunt - tees of the Revoletion persisted and won. Independence Hall, restored to Its chaste simplicity and pristine grandeur of style, is now an Amera eau mecca. What a tremendous agent Lor nattonal, unity! What an invest- ment in nation Wide loyalty to the Ideal 'of the. fathers! Within a year from Edward's visit at the greatest of shrines of Amerlea, the greatest of her sons, Abraham Lineoln, 'sat In the Hall of the Fath- ers ,who looked down upon him from their speaking effigies on Mures. Later, oatside in the front space where stood once in the flesh.and now stain* tn bronze the Father of his Country, an4 where in 182ethe can- non of old at Valley Forge and Bar - Ten Hill thundered Weicone - to our visiting Lafayette, we saw Lincoln raise the' Stars, and Stripes. He hoiSted to the top with the halliards the sailor's knot- and ball, and then, with a jerk, set it open, and set rippling nigh ein the air to the breeze the emblem of a Federal republic. Here again in 1865 We saw the form of the dead, President lying In state arnid the optritee of the lathers, while mil- lions mourned,- and at midnight wo- men entered to lay flowers upon his IMIseless heart, the memorial emblem of the greatest of sacrifices on the world's most famous mountein. And in that hall. in 1918, here under the American flag and. around the Ltherty Bell,met the delegates who proclaim- ed the creation of the central Euro- pean republics. Like the 'diamond polisher's finish ot the final faeet ou a uniquely rare 'diamond, a' Kohinoor or Cullinan, the greatness of which throws the work- in ehadOw, we cut our story short. here.. Let the Prince of Wake, grandson cif the cosmopolitan patriot of 1861, come among us. Let him see the splendor of a union of forty-eight States, whin his, grandfather helped to cement: 'We, too, have a jewel room, not a, Norman Tower shadowed ber sinister 'memories, but in a temple ot clomaI eichiteeture, honored by reel the nation.' Let the grandson see now well we have listened to his randfather's Words, Has "England always been our enemy?" Well, some of us do not interpret heetory's lead - lag fects with prejudices.' With the ,menthrles :ot 1801 vividly recalled and reading the nation's entry in the light of princrtilee, aa well as events, we find that British love for the great republic between the oceans and American 'affection for the two islands set in the"sea, mas exist together. On neither the British nor the American flag does the sun ever set. than the ales, England s reaehing. Petrograd. upon his car, but Trotzky succeeded in the Nebular Hypothesis of Le Place. Prince of M The left flank of General i'Ude- nitan's army is reported to be under fire from the Bolshevik dreadnougbi Postava, which is lain.g in the Neva River, inside of the limite of Petro- grad, and shooting .over the house tops. STILL IN DANGER, SAYS TelOTZKY tigator, that states that no satellite 'of way and underneath the grAnd stair - London special cable Leon a Planet can exist intact within 2.44 ease? Listen, ye Daughters of the Trotzky, Bolshevik Minister a War. times the radius of the planet. This American Revolution of 1919, to In describing the Soviet couneer-offen- limit is spoken of as "Roche's Limit," whose mothers we owe much, while %We end "capture of Paylovsk, south of and applying it to the planet Saturn some there be yet who remember and Petrograd; and the repulse of anti - Bolshevik forces in the Pskov sector. The theory of the origin of the solar m andsysteevery theory advanced to explain the manner in which the soar system came into existence must sat- isfactorily explain the cause of this pe- culiar appendage of Saturn. „There -is an interesting law known as "Roche's Law," however, named from its inves- future King, who in 1860, as Lout Renfrew, visited us almost incognito, and certainly without ostentation or a trace of snobbishness.' He canto- un- expectedly leto the State Hoase at Philadelphia and was mightily inter- ested in Independence Hall. But, oh, what did lie see in the hall - says : • "The danger hanging over Petrograd Itai been driven back, but not yet de- flnitety removed," according to a Wireless despatch received here from -Moscow, TORONTO PAT STOOK BROW The Toronto .Fat Stock Show will be nett' at the Union Stock Yards, 'West , Toeobto on Thursday -and Fri- day, December ilth and 12th. Stock raisers -should get the highest. market pride as well as some'of the 'big :prize money , by entering their - well finished stock at once. Write, Secretary Box 635 Union Stock fall within this limit. It does not ne- can confirm what we tell. )T4terally, eessarily follow from this that the they took up the 'tell, winch the men minute particles of which the lenge had put down. What clid the Prince, are coMposed are the shattered re- to his disgust, see but an eating stand mains of one small satellite but rather and materials of quick lunch. whose that they are the material from 'steaming odors filled he place? We, which a satellite might have be* with our juvenile Keystone 'State ap- formed ,were it not so close to the petite, voted these vians as ambrosial planet. Within "Roche's Limit" 'the and fit for the gods. There we took ticles„ for each other that would tend par- our Philadelphia peppettot, Waffles, hominy, scrapple, smearcase, cheese - mutual attraction of the various eventually to gather thein into one cakes and "dump noodles and Shier body is overcome by tidal forces that "sethr Manhattaners, we translate, arise from such close proximity to the wheat flour doughballs, dried apples huge planet. The stress and strain, and ham boiled tegether and .served of such forces is so great that no with nioAsses. grouping of particulars can take plaeo. To•crown the vision, beheld as joy- fully by the Quaker City small by, This explains possibly, why the rings who concealed a mammoth cave on. continue to exist in their preesnt con- dee his diaphragm, as it was syrow- ;Mien, The total mass of the rings fully lookedupon by the . surprised Petinee, there sat a goddess of liberty, in the form of a fat lady, who might have tipped the scales at a (-marine of a thousand pounds. Red faced and Deeming with motherly geed nature, amid appetizing clouds oi vapors, she Presided over the 'steaming pots and -pans, kept calorically high over live .chareoal 'in sheet iron bases. This lady bountiful dispensed soup, beans, pretzels and pickled tripe with espe- cial joy when dandidates for her pine benches began to multiply, at 12:05 ithst meridian, and she soon had waithig list. The more, the merrier, seemed is) be the motto of herself and her maids. There was the Liberty which, then set on rough tim- bers under the stairway, furnished on its platform n dresser for dishes. STILL TRYING TO PREVENT A GREAT COAL MINE STRIKE . .*••••••*". -•-••••••fr• ut the outlook ju the distaut more ntenacilig than ever be - States Seems Very Poor. Wachington report: Preeiderit W11- son's Cabinet met In epeclal. 0081011 •thiii Morning to coneider the etrilte of half a million bituminous; enal Minera called. for next Saturday. Director - General Hines, or the railroad ad- ministration, has been invited 14/ attend. Secretary sef State Lansing evat; cenfined to ble home with a cold, and could not attend. All ather Members of the PreeitlenCe °Motel family were present, and SecretarY War Baker preelded. Secretary Tu. malty wee present to convey the Views of President Wilson on the eituation. As they entered the Wh:te the Cabinet officials decithed to make a forecaet tfnne member, boa - ever, were said to hold the belief that stern action watt neceesary in the face of the grave industrial situation iodate lug over the country. Washington, Oce 25. -The nation took stock of its coal bins toelay, for a strike of 500,000 mthers in the chief fielemup s loomed ed days` 'Yards, 'West Toronto, for Premium, is known to be very small, for they do List and Entry Blank. e not disturb the motions of any of the e. nearer and smaller satellites, though ZINGS or SATURN. tiny Mimes, six hundred miles in. dia- meter is only thrrty-one thousand Miles beyond the outer edge of the IllysteriOUS Circles Seem to Be outer ring. ea. ' Nide of Flimsy Stuff. An interesting observation was made a year or so ago of the passage Nearly everyone, with the excep- of the rings of the planet between us . tion of a few .unusually earthbound and a star. Though the light of the • individuals, has felt atesometime or star was diminished to one-fourth of other a strong desire to gaze •at some its normal brightness when the rings of the beauties and wondeas' of the passed before it, at no .time" was its light entirely eclipsed by any of the heavens through a telescope and the one object that all of us wish to see, particles. It was computed that it JO perchance, this desire is to bee. the diameters of one of the ndividual gratified, is Saturn, whose unusual , Particles had amounted tea* much as Ang system has so far as We know I 'three or four miles thegar would jtt eounterpare in the sky. writes have been temporarily eclipsed. An Isabel f, Lees*, in the Electrical 1 upper limit for the size of -the moon- eaxperimenter. .• lets was thus obtained. The average diameter of the `114rtieles is probably All the planets in the solar system I milee, evitlr•the exception of the two inner- much lees than three tnost, Mercury and Venus, are at- 1 tended by satelites but Saturn, alone, I Newness as to Candlesticks. bas in addition to a large and impos- A new idea se that of white candle,. log family nine moons, three digs, sticks. We used to leave silverecandle- fillet rings ot great dimensions which 1 elicits or colored Pottery candlestieks form a total 1114SS composed ot with white candles, Now behold the swarms of minute 'particles revolving white porcelain candlestick With the ,around the planet. 1 colored candle. Blue candles are o1! Why. Saturn sho-uld be the only ten used,. with a centrepiece of white planet to possess such a system of flowers in a blue dish, The result is einge has not yet been explained in etn ntirely satisfactory manner, de - reading .tte it doea upon the •manner of the Origin Of the entire solar stye - tem which it is new agreed could not really very attractive. No surgical operation is necessary in removing corns if Holloway's Corn Cure be used. bituminous But, oh, what. a. debacle from au- gust historic memories! Was the treatairy of Penn's city so poor -and even as low as that of the 33tichpan Government in 1861 that .the city fath- ers must rent out the sacred edifice for the mean revenue of an eating stand? Tile future Edward VII. was horrified. retlhen end. there lie, the Prince, spoke Out strongly, in his Mother's English, which we glee in paraphrase. He intimated that it was the duty of the Philadelphia mantel - panty to end such base usage of an edifice consecrated by treble memories. For, let it be recalled to -day, none more than Edward knew the true inwardness of' the Revolution. In 1775, on American soil with blood, fore. apparent hope or averting the atrilte, set for NOv. 1 -the eve or the wIntea-vaniehed last night, alien Secretary of WilE3011 ,four-day confer m - ence With the Seale committee of the miners and operators broke UP, de - ;spite the appeal of President Wilson from, his sick bed to them to brush aside the old animosities and start negotiations anew, with Arbitration as a last resort. Representatives of the miners and operators to -day continued to , charge each ether hexing caused the ending of negotiations. But the fact remained that instructione were going out to -da' to all locals of the ,Untted Mine Workers of America. suspent. Work at mienight next FrklaY. In tile meantime Government offi- cials renewed their quest for some means of preventtng the walk -out, wind!' will dose operations in the coal fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Vir- ginia, Indiana and Illinois. Estintates to -day as to bow long the coal sto ck of the nation would last varied, but the average figure Placed the reserve at little more than one month's supply, 1.11,110:41•••••• 4IH• 44-44.444 •-• 44.44-•• • • 440-4-0-••••4••44++44. A B-4.(10.1 of.News. From..the 91.4,.•.t4and. 44.4-4++ 444#$ *-4 44.4 44' *4'44* +444-4 4-4.-4•••4•••444-4-4-4-44-•••-4 Pellet at the Parish cliurch of Helton Bumpatead, Essex, now claims to be the oldest womaaist organist in Eng- land, A.statentent was made recent- ly that airs. Mary Kemp, aged eighty, or Sandy, 13edfortishire, held this dis- tinction. North Wales Congregational Col- lege, Bangor, has admitted its first woman student. After their, wedding at ShorWell, Tsle of Wight, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis drove in a flower -strewn farm g "My husband and 1 are separated. I live in the fiont room and he lives in the back." -A woman at Willesden police court. Professor jellies W. H. Thrall, Reg- ius Professor of Botany in Aberdeen Oniversity, died on September 18th, in his 69th year, He had held his pro- fessorship since 1877. ' Sergeant Harold Thomas, of Port Talbot, late of the South Wales 'Borderers, has been recommended fee the V .C. for gallantrY at Outersteen • In August, 1918.. Mr, B. Frank, E. Lott, nephew and executor of Herbert Spencer has died at Burton -on -Trent. He was a dis- tinguished arehaeologist, and a recog- nized authority on. mineralogy. Preb. E. Wayland Joyce, vicar of Harrow, notes the; fact that there have been only four vleare: in the last 170 years, and that he is but the ninth since Charles 1. name to the throne. Two large barley ricks, about forty tons of hay, and 'a. threshing set, val- ued altogether at over '42,000, were ,destroyed by a fire on the feral of Mr. George Burns ip nsTHilttoenrSarayt:Cloughjordan, n The only vacant, window in Hugh- enden Church, rich ,in memorials to Lord Beasonsfield ,is to be•filled with a stained glass deign, to perpetuate the Memory of the officers and men of the parish who fell in the war. Exeter's only centenarian, Miss Eagliezdoableto,hReed, died on September 22, Abee keeper in the neighbornood of Sheffield has pust riarvested 138 lbs. of- honey from threethives. During the quat•ter ending July 26th the school children of Monmouthshire killed over 11,000 rats. - The Duke of Beaufort intends to sell in November Vie outlying portions o this Badminton- estate, comprising ;4,077 aeres, with rentals of £3,721. Durieg restoration at St. Alban's Church, Worcester, discovery has been ur made of what atorgeologists believe t be 11rl bthuentrelm,20a0ieaatahoriginal oeet In order to accommodate several of- ficers and their fateilies who cannat find houses, Brentford guardians are letting rooms in their late Poor Law Schools, Percy House, Isleworth. John E. Daniel, of ,Priar's School, Bangor, has been elected to a Welsh Scholarship of Classics at .Teeus Col- lege, Oxford, onthe results of the Central Weleh Board Examination. 1919. Although 20 years old, the cruiser Highflier has again been selected as the flagship of the Eatt Indies etation, Rear -Admiral Sir H. H. D. Tothill -will hoist his flag at Devonport. Princess Louise Duchess of Argylee opened Hilleide Holiday Home, Clyn- der, Gareloch, which has been acquire ea through the generasity of two friends of the Coweaddens Child Wel- fare Centre, Glasgow, for the *eclat benefit of young mothers and for chil- dren under school age. Aged 101, Mrs. Ann Brixey, South- ampton, has died. Because the vlear discharged the or- ganist, St. Paul's Church choirs GrilITS- by, went on strike. Several seals and otters whieh were destroying fish have been killed at the mouth of the River Boyne. Fishing in the Arun at PulborOUgh, Sussex, Harold Simpkins, a Claphant boy, caught a 9 1-2 lb. sea trout. General Sir 11. $. Horne, Cotanan'der of the Pieta Army, has been made an hon. freentan of NOrthamptOtt. The Right 'Rev. Dona, Jeseph Mac- Donald lute been enthroned as Abbet Of„St, Benedicte Abbey, Fort Augustus I.4141VeorliriteeSreShirien. the sillt hat trade of Denton, near Manehester, are to have an adViinee in Wages of 58 per cent. Lor body makers and finishers and 50 per cent, for shapers. Mr, Alfred T, Oregon', Otter of the Invert* Gazette, bas, for reasons Of health, neelitied g n invitation to con - three Ile Mayor of Tiverton for a ninth Consecutive thrill. Superintendeat T. Oakden, of Lich - Deed, has resigaed afer 48 years' ser- vice in the Staffordshire Constabulary, iet a relative, on his Mother's eine of George EliOt, The UM Andrew C Baird Imo been appointed Professor of Divinity and Biblical Criticisni In the Univereity Of Aberdeen, in the rooM of the late ReV. Thomas NI eol. Tne Council of the4Vitiversity Col- lege of Wales hats Unanimously reemn- were still in existence they might be vaProtectuttootte.e tan you exclude the Mended the appoinhelent of Dr, T. IL on exhibition there. Chtford's war memorial is to be a large cross. The Disposal Board bas for sale 100,000,000 rifle bullets for melting down. Since February the -wife of Capt. Bowyer, LI. p., has, eta Ms typist, an- swered 2,000 letters. At -Reading, Sohn Godfrey, aged '90, who is employed on the railway, etra$ married to e'er* Persons, a widow, aged, 76. Chemist and .druggist to the royal family for half a century, Sir Peter' Wyatt Squire, who died, aged 72, was' buried at Shepperton t Middlesex. - Camberwell Cuardens have seat back to a committee 'a proposal that a lad of 18, said to Itave the head O2. a man of 30, be appointed assistantr master at a workhouse. The garden and summerhouse at Olney, Bucks, where Cowper wrote 'many hymns ann poems, recently rs- cured for the nation by the Cowper Society, has been opened .beelsord Lih- colnshire. A tunic of the 66th Foot, prebably the only one iii existence, . has been presented by Mrs.. Eleburye widow of Corporal George Mee ury,- of Reading," to the depot of the ?Royal Berks•Regi- ment. • An educational an,d religious pageant with over :00 chAradeers' in costume from five contineats to* place in the open air at Whitley .Wood, Herts. Canon Morgan Smith, rectOr•of Steven- age, inaugurated it; and the noitcoa- formist 'bodies all joined -en. , Mr. and -Mrs. •Alfred • Gilbert, of Praysdale, Hint* • road,-.. Uxbridge, have ceteLrated their petal. wedding, Mrs. Gilbert's sister and. husband had, a golden wedding t. nee time back, while heriaatlier,and father lived to celebrate their diaanone wedding. Postel woreere in• conference at the Central Hall, Westminster, decided to amalgamate 'with the Postmen's Fed- eration, the Postal and Telegraph Clerks' Aisodation and . the Fawcett Association. The new organization Will be called the Itnion, of Post. Office Workers, arid Will ..*.oa . membership of about no,00e: • Staffordsn ire'a most *cleat finger - Post, that on Cannock Chese, at the junction of Watling street anti Chester road, -has become so dilapidated that It Is to be displaced by a new one in the same style, bearing on its depestal the date 1777. The Major of Wolverhampton paid a £10 fines iinposed on a discharged soldier who defrareled. hint of £5. Aged 100 on Sept. 17, Mrs. Howell,. of 'Waltham Cross, Herts, gets up at 7 aao. and does her own housework.. All Saints', the oldest vicarage in Kingston-on-Thaines, as been sold, for convereion into, a. shop, It is said. Eeld by onc fanttly for over a century, ths White Hart, a small public -house at Caxton, neach Roches- ter, has been sold for 48,500. Two pounds damages wasawarded at Ashby-de-la-Zoach county court to -Alfred lilasesee Sloalvillt,. against the owner of a bulleythiche breaking away from the men holding it, en- tered his kitchen, smashed the furni- ture, /and finally .emerged from the house with a window -frame round its back. At a meeting at, Chester of the Cheshire -Province Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons, Lieut. -COL Hu- bert Cornwall Legh "vas installedePro- Viacial Grand Master of the Province. of Cheshire, in sec -cession to Lord Egerton of Talton, "who lots retired. Darby ,Condon," farmer, has died at, Ballymore, Athlete, aged .104. No purchaser could be found for the historic Abbey of )3radenstokee near Dauntseyt wheit offered for sale. 411111■1111111111 esi• THE RIVER AOtt SS DURING'ENGLAND'S STRIKE. Photo Mow eaeseropirs o11 one of t he steamboat* which ran between le lchmond end morning *Ad eventne to take pee off to sod from Victim:niter in the 410 • • " ate, , Par y to the Citi•.ir Of O*lU 1o,antes Melon to tea late Sir Eisteltard Aiwa/. The ecutmet sifiteM ter ereet1101- end repairlIng lentella itat4 ClOveitnnantat building% is to be abottentel frata Ap- r11 1, 1020, Sir Alfred 5.104 hae de- cided. All the Wortwill be done ter the Oftlee of Works, eniployiug labor direct. The death took place on SepteMber 24, at Petit ilot House, GuerneaY, lfl his 71st year, a the ReY. ffenrY Wal- te Brock, Son of the late Very BM Carey Brock and &rendition of the late Rev. Tnonlas Broelt. Ali three vitere rectors succeesively since 1803 a St, Peter -in -the -Wood, Guerneey. So far thle year county mouth) have bought 04,815 Wee for settling ex service men. Seamen and firemen have reseiven to continue the bonott of all Britten ships carrying Germans among their crews Excavatione at Windsor Castle have proved tbat a "eecret paseage" 6 ft. wide and 10 ft, high dug in tne reign of Henry fl1. (1216-72) from the Cur- few Tower ends near the castle Wail In Thames -street And does net, as tradition bad it, go Under the Tbamea to Burnham Abbey. There are expected t be aboUt 000 Undergraduates at Can brip gar this term. A leaeehold eight-roemed house at Harrow, cold for te390 three years ago, realised ..a830 at a recent sale. An egg having on it deer iMpres- sions arrauged in a circle like the figures on the dial of a clock bas been laid at Walberton. Taken ill in the street, ,Capt. C. E. Gladstone, of St. Peter's, formerly eommanding Ramegate Coastguard, died euddenly. Sir Harry Seymour Foster has been elected Master of the Glazierie Com- pany and Mr. James It, Taylot Master of the Founders' Company, London. There are vicars and rectors in Northumberland entiose gross income Is from 4120 to I:140 perateinum, and a campaign for raising their salaries Ls in progress. Two-thirds of the employees at Messrs, Martinsyd.e's aeroilane 'works at Woking have been diecharged owing to the action of the Govern- ment in cancelling all contracts. London cable: The high cost of living took a leading place in the discussion at it meetinsg of the Miners' ftederation to -day, Vigorous protests were made by Robt. Smillie and Prank Hodges,. Who deviated that since the Government's scheme of teeing excess profits had been in operation articles' of consumption had increased 8 per cent., making them 121) per tent. higher than the pre-war pekes. They hinted that the Gov- effunent encouraged excess profits in, order to fill dee exchequer. The opinion Was expressed by the speakers that excess profits should be devoted to a reduetion in prices Instead -of going' into the treasury. The meeting deckled to make ar- rangements for a special latter .con- gress to draft a talky to bring about a 'reduction itt the high cost of e living. Juvenile Jattngs. , Challis frocks, 'Bright red mate. Eiderdown embroidery. • Lots of plaid, real or shani. Plenty Of leather and buckle trim- tning, • Whole coats Of seal, squirrel or white, rabbit. 111 Of THE NEWS OF IDE JkY • WARNS 'GERMANY Foreign Minister Advises Evacuating Lithuani& The Ministry of Health bas ar- ranged an inquiry into the application of the Manchester eorporatien for power to borrow a million pounds ror an electricity generating scheme. The Isle of Wight County Council hes resolved to continue the payment of a bonus of 3d. per rat, Whi411 has resulted in the destruction of 10,700 rats in the island during last half- year. In three motor -boat trips to the Sovereign rocksoft Eastbourne, Messrs. E. Lambert and Me. S. Moreisa of London, caught halt a ton of fish, including cod, conger, ling and bream. The death of Mr. Thomas *IlolmeS. Gore is announced,' fle was for six years clerk to the 'Margate magistrates, for ten years assistant clerk at the Mansion House, and for forty-four years clerk to the Bristol magis- trates. • • Mr. Frederic .ele, Hochepled-Harpent, who has died tie :Willesden Green, was the last surviving ser. of. the seventh Baron de Hc hepied, in the kiegdom of Hungary. Ile-evas formerly a deputy accountant -general at Lahore. For saving three lives when the Leinster was torpedoed last October, William Maher, ooe of the stokers ot ths elite, was presented by the Lord Mayor with a nte4a,1 And certificate at the Board of Trade office, Deblin. General Lockout Or Werk - men Througluiut Spain is Ordered, EMHART TO QUIT Baltic Blockade Moderated to Permit Coastal Traffic., , The Prince of Wales spent Saturday and. Sunday in IcillgStOn.. James Anderson, aged eighteen, of Mud Lake, was killed in a wreck on the C. P. R., caused by the train ting a cow near Crow Lake. Ashton Williamson, one of the best known farmers or West Oxford, (lien suddenly at his borne in Ingersoll. aged fifty-eight. Thomas Gray, employed on the Wel. land Ship Canal, committed suicide ae St, Catharines by placing a dynamite cap in bis ear and attaching a lighted Luse to it. . The plans of the Hydra Commissioa to buy the Sandwich, Windsor gt Atlls herstburg Railway for $2,190.000 were unanimously approved by the border municipalities' representatives. The death 4as-occurred ,at North- ampton of Mr,. Dan Stanton, J. P., who was the first workingman Magis- trate for the town, being appointed in 3893. He was a member of the boot and shoe Operatives' execualye, -and was 71 years of age. A green...grocer named Payne, of Dumnow road-, Willesden, presumably in a fit of mad-ees, attacked his wife and three daughters while the were in bed. They were all admitted to St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, suffer- ing from serious injuries to their heads. Only 246 electors out of 12,144 voted in a by-election for a vacancy on the Southwark Board of Guardians for St. John's Ward; Walworth. The successful candidate was Mies Eliza- beth C. Oldfield, who obtained, 129 votes Against 111 given for her option- ent, a Labor candidate. Re Blagojevitch, a Serbian student, has' swum the Menai Straits in 20 minutes. The Victoria. Cross awarded to Pte. David Hawkes, 2ad 13attalion Rifle Brigade, for rescuing a wounded sot. dier under fire at Lucknow in 1858, was sold for 478 at Celendentang'a London: A cross erected outside Dulwich Col- lege Chapel in memory of old boYs of Dulwich College when fell in the war was unveiled by Lieut. -Col. W. D. Gibbon, D. 5. 0., M. C., an old Alleyn- ittil. Several soldi s were injured be' an explosion in a tore room at the Cas- tiecomer coal mines, County Kilkenny, caused by a Itght coming in contact With two barrels of blasting powder. The Boston (Lincolnshire) corpora- tion has resolved to purchase for 47,500 Oldrid's Park, which for some years pas e has been leased as a re creation ground, and is now under ad- tivation a llotmente. When she Mashes her farewell tour of the varietatastage, Lady de Preee (Miss Vesta Tilley) is to "star" in. at least one • film for the Alliance Plim Corporation. at is writing the scenario herself, basing it on her life. Mr, 11. A, L. Yishtr, president of the Board of Education, at Sheffield said the Government would shortly introduce a bill which would ensure that the benefits derived from the working of the Liquor ContrOl 13oard would not be lost. Newport (Isle of Wight) corpora- tion have deelited to buy from a OM of London jewelers a pair of sinall silver salvers over two centaries old which Were originally the property of the corporation and were receritly sold at Christie's. The iriet asked ,was £160 10s., Mr. S, Ward, headmaster ef the Church of Englend Bort' School, Bare ton -on -Humber, On his retirement after 42 years' eerviee, has been pee - settled by the -old boys and friends with an illuminated address and a cheque for .285. Pots many years Mr. Ward :has been a Lincoln diocesan lay reader; The National Poor LaW Officers' As- eocietiononeetiag in Newcastle, adopt- ed a programme inclading a 44-houe working week, with a whole day off in every seven, and overtitue pay, the salaries to be not less than the pres. ent rate, plus the civil serviee scale of war bonus, s,t, least three weeks! annual leave, and a mininutra Of four Weeks for nurses. 4 • • - Muggins---What has, become of the servant girls? Are they extinct? Bug- gine-eSettreli me. If -the dime untsettins The stable boys at Epsom race. course, England, struck on SaturditY fo ra minimum -at 50 shillings weekly. Violet Cameron, the actress, died at iiVerthing, a watering place on the English Channel. Lieutenant-Colonel J. C. Porte, In - center of the flying boat, has died at Brighton, German opera in New York has sue,. cumbed to public opinion, according, to the latest available information. Russell Cooke was arrested Friday at Ernefold, Sask., on a warrant charging him with the murder of Mrs. Thompson in the Lydyard district in 1917. St, Catharines' City Council, at, a special meeting has passed a resolution, urging °that Hydro enterprises should -be continued without interruption, in spite of Sir ,Adam Beek's Meat - Berlin epee:al cable bl,y the As- socleted Press). -In the course of 4 long address before the National As. eetably, whieli eoesisted mainly of a. protest against retent addresses by Premier Clemeneeau, and. what was railed flee "militaristie tendency" of France toward Germany, as Well as the laponsistent spirit ehoWn in the forint/00 of the Leas* of Nations, Foreign :Minister Mueller insisted 10' day upon the negessity for a seeeldY German evacuation of Lithuaula and Letvia. He said this step was nedes- sary to convince the world of Gere triattY's sincere desire for peace. The finger of scorn Is a poittter that will dog a man's footste0, "I have read somewhere that the eaMel can farry a bigger load than the elephant," anaeurated the club bore, "Laelly camel!" exelaimed the man Witb the impremilloaleile nose. The appointment as G.O.O. the Nos - then Ccenmand of Lieut. -General gdr F. I. alaxse, vice General Sir J. G. Maxwell, is gazetted. The death is announced, in his 68th year, of Mr. C. A. Lufftnan, for forty years editor of "Bradshaw's Continen- tal Railway Guide." A representation of the Ascension, designed by Mr. Ivor Beaumont, the new priacipal of Belfast Art College, has been unveiled in Hampsteed Gar- den Suburb Free Church aa a war Inc - 'mortal. As Dorking firemen'are reported to have refused to delli,onder their pre- sent °Mere, the fire brigade, after inore than seventy years' ettervee, has been disbanded by the urban council with a vieW to IN reorganization. Tne death has occurred of Mr. stephen White,. 411 East London ex- deteetive, who captured the dynami- tards Cunningham and Burton in the Tower ot London, discovered a . Fen - Ian arsenal in Lambeth, and was en- gaged in the "Jack the Ripper" *veto tigatiot. Two men have been making a houeetbreaking,, tour through the digs triet betvveett Ashford and leavelethant. Pront one cottage, gear Ashford, they stole 450 in gold ,belonging to a sol- dier in hogpital, and at a eehoolneas- thee house they secured 443, chiefly in tretteurY notes. Vole, aged 83, who is Istill or- Edward -Beyly, K. C., or the past, twelve syeare solioitor to the Attorney - General's eDepaitment, ban been ap- pointedeDeputy ,Attorney-Generai, suo- ceeding theelate J. R, Cietwright, K.C. It was reported in Toronto that -.I. L. Englehart, who for many years has been ashaieman of the Tinalskii- ming and -Northern Ontario ItailWaY. will give up his post ill the near fti- es' tare. Representatives of fifteen Toronto and Ontario firms waited all last night at the Toronto offices of the Victory Loan Committee to present their claims to the Prince of Wales' honor flags. The Berlin Kreuz Zeitung learns from official sources that the'Foreign Affairs Com,mittee of the Assembly has concurred in the Government's, de - Melon to decline to participate in the bloekade agallist Russia. Five Ped&al byeelectIone are taking, place. -They are staged in New Brun- swick, Quebec, Cattalo, SaskatcheWau and Britten. Columbia -one in each of the five Pro7viti0es-a-nd should thrash an indication of the trend of nubile sentiment in relation to Dominion poles 'tics. : The Congress of Spanish Employers, sitting at Barcelona. declared a gen- eral lockout of workmen througleout Spain. The lockout order will be ef.- fective Tuesday, Nov: 4t1i. The Lettish Government officials b.ave returned to Riga, according 'to tb.e Lettish press bureau. Food sup- plies have been securetT and all 'shops are open, despite the Russe -German bombardment. • eorge Poulger, a returned soldier working on the Grand Trunk at Nap - watch the G.'T, R. tracks on the Belle- ville road crossing while the Prince of Wales' special train was going througe and was found lying on the track dead after the train had passed through here. Aceordiag to a despatch from Kiel, the naval authorities there mama te that the Baltic blockade has been so far moderated that territorial waiters its restrictiene. GerMat Baltic coaet- al traffic is thus agate Made pee. sible. • SERBS TO AID GEN. DENIKINE Two Divisions to Join Drive On Petrograd. No Cause for' Fears for Yudenitcb.. London, Oct. 24. - A wireless de- spatch froth General Denikine, the anti -Bolshevik leadet itt SOutb.ern Russia, says that taro- Serbian divi- Slone are proceeding through Odesea to support General Denikine. Military experte assert there is no eause for anxiety beeause General Yudenitch's offensive heet slowed down declaring he is either resting or luvaltaing reinforcements. They eall attention to the fact that every great offerisive mast have breathing spelle. There is no disposition to niinitniee the intentiort of the Bolshevik to fight for Petrogrsel to the lot ditch, arid it bellened there will be a fierce stand- up battle before General Yudenitch itt able to Capture the capital. Latest advices italleate the 1:thistles 'Oki had some 30,000 troops in Petro- grad, and it is here that the hardest fighting is expeeted, sine tieneral Yudenitch took their last formidable defence this side of Petrograd, when he captured Gatehltra. An official message reeeived here to- night says that the Itusso-Oermati forces tontInued Priday to bombard Riga with light shells. Little damage resulted. • • " A , 1