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1 Xt NO, 194 PRIN mipenRY § .. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19. 1920. ; % PRICE FIVE CENTS
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Retreat of Bolsheviks Saves Warsaw
ALLS WHILE FLYING AND DROWNS IN ENGLISH BAY BEFORE THOUSANDS

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nother Union Steamship ee cetet busta LOles Now in Ascendency.

Man is Aeroplane Victim" %%,2..0" Over Their Flying Enemy

Ottawa

Ria liot shi. tnonitbel Panic Stricken Reds Rwscuiine Brest Litovsk leaving wake

ptain Hibbert B, Brenton, purchasing agent, thrown from oii A, Aint 1
Beeing Machine and Drowns in cer ear eae : at ae of heavy losses---Warsaw i in Now Safe

anadian

ANGER, Aneel alee sb we forton, (EEO ar Bae. Sab em ac © LIQUOR: VOTE United States Cannot.
| en DATE NAMED _ Give Poland Her Aid

Attorney-General Farris Says Washington Announcement, however, says will do all in
October 25 if Lists are Ready her power othcrwise to help hard pressed little country
by That Time. cxmnnangesiiamsiiiehiniia '
— WARSAW, August {9.—The Reds in.a panicky flight have
VANCOUVER, August 19. \Mt- evacuated Brest-Litovsk and Warsaw is now considered safe.
toc ney-General Farris makes the
announcement that the lquer
referendum will be held on Octe-
ber 25 if the lists are ready by soldiers. ‘
that time, Other provinces have WASHINGTON, August 19.—The American Government
Hq referendums on The same pokes the announcement that it cannot, coustitutionally, give

wth ' aid to a but, otherwise, will do all possible in the

ARGUMENT FOR NOT = Su-ls'" 2! the oppressed country

RAISING THE RATES vena Pe cat BIG ROBBERY

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The Poles are advancing and have completely annihilated two
Bolshevik divisions, making prisoners of 1,000 of the soviet

ADA GETS == MEETING OF
DASH RECORD WAR VETERANS

hompson, of Prince Albert, Discuss Fisheries Question and
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operating expenses are lower and Place Under Great War Vet-

irevenue is hither whey the west erans’ Auspices This Two Ladies Lose Over Seven
jis compared with the east, the Afternoon. Hundred Dollars in Bank Notes
same necessity does not exist to

and Express Orders.

jeter Raco—Vancouver tyne While Here. ; oe , co " ; . | ON WEST RAILWAYS,
ammer Throwers Out oe Ne weet : — hagas? fie . BUCKLEY BAY
Ai jet mint ' f the Ps ae = | OTTAWA, August49-<That as Funeral of John P. Redding took

raise the rates in the west is a At two o'elock this afternoon

new angle that is being taken in the funeral of John P. Redding

the arcuments before the Railway took place from the parlors of the POLICE WORKING ON CASE
. &. Undertakers to Fairview BUT "CO CLUE YET FOUND

tery. Deceased was a re- meen ae

Commission on the proposed

regs rates.

The railways reply that there turned soldier employed at Surf Iwo ladies were robbed of over

n the inlet ane ferment Was nade un- seven hundred dollars on Tues-~°
auspices of the local G. day night at Buckley Bay, accord-
Canon Rix.ofliciated at ing te a mess: age Which has been

Auch waste in mileage o
nit

: ss ee : = ; a o i the cemetery. received | Pao “he Police
‘ Bela ee: foruwrly Uunga itor, has beer terned ju o csap VANCOUVER HAD BIG r. We dding was employed in Thiet A. Paling. sas ‘Gamasahes
| MEN HAVE ' at Vawao, Germany Tie Det vernment has t replied to Hua FIRE AT NOON TODAY . . wes — ~ oe eee a ae

gary'’s demand for bis extraditic \ group of endert Soctatista =s
vhen @ stope gave way. From been diseovered of the thieves.

j tle Siaged a Gemoustration tn the Lustgarten against the surrender of bim. .
BEEN LET CO ‘ i Calvert Fisheries and the Charles the way which his body was The money takeéh is described as
Naat eo Anderson Plant Destroyed as nangied a very great weight of consisting of five hundred dollars

Well as Junk Shops. just have fallen on the man. in notes and 8150 in Dominion

rennet Flyers are Welcome | salamat ages rer we Sin
Released in Connection ; ; ; VANCOUVER August 19 Che obtained of the man’s relatives or|Rupert about three weeks ago in
ith Woman's Murder vert Fisheries plant and the/his friends, but the returned the name of Muriel Pye, one of

I meet harles Andersen fish drying es- | butto on his coat showed that the ladies who was robbed. Con-
! ton innert a u O on e tablishment besides two junk he had been overseas with the stable Ponder is working n the
‘) fyat t tl stores at the foet of Main Street |Canadian forees The body was case fram Buckley Bay.

Mere destroyed by re at noon/brought north yesterday. he tloeal office of the

today ese places located has ascertained the m

Presented with Gold Souvenirs inscribed 17°). ay docks -/MINISTER ARRIVES BY ihe express orders as bein from

7 as well as of

by the Governor---Scheduled to BIG JAPANESE LINE. _« TONGHT’S PASSENGER See ne Sen at aes loot

banks, express offices and the city

Leave Dawson Today IS TO RESUME CALLS | Reception Committee Headed by P?lite have been apprised of the

robbery but as yet no Clue is

DAWSON, August 10.-The New York to Nome:ptanes wete|. SAN PORT VARDBUVER| ‘Sezer irtirwent ene Pees (7 iii

Miss Pye is travelling in the

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\ SELL ( eee . : CNC ‘ ' et ene ! urbanks ' this morning, _---- Trade Will be on ’ ,
' th i t ereale Mh) . ah bis a : roKYO, August 19. rhe Osaka Hand. north in a literary capacity for
tinnne ee ae ; an eastern magazine.

; Shosen Kaisha trans-Pacifie liners

‘ ht fram hitel e to iW ide at height : : ;

AT BIC AFFAIR t t ' TAG "|are to resume their eatls at Van-| Headed by Mayor McClymont
RACING AGAIN AT eae ot — OIE ore HOS leouver at “enee, The O.8.K. is|and President Parker of the Board

shheric ec litions ere « elle and inely miles per) ang of the biggest Japandse|or ‘Trade, a reception committee

ma of Mining Mon Honor HASTINGS PARK mn ’ ; ALORS steamship companies engaged’ injwij] meet tonight's train to wel-

at Vancouver Today— fo aainer oO ~ thy ’ ing Lynn Canal |the trans Pacific business. eome Hon. C. C. Ballantyne, min- FACE TRIAL

Presentation Big Price Paid for Seats—Jockey ;,,,), wngell w di i ‘ pote of marine and Saparies, a

the city. is also expectet i

Cou Rowe on Three Winners wo of the atre irniver ere re yesterday on EPIDEMIC MAY CAUSE Tan iit, toe eannaiaaiiiel lien mia

. , Is Committed at : Lethbridge on

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Pay il at bratio s beme hela Brotherhood hall. ‘
e's ‘e ru lvers s presente pers. lo of Bellevue Affray
st time in i elcome to si eacl thie Vi Was presented KINGSTON, Aug. 49.—Hecause ol

ali with a miniature gold pan tilled will ONLY RK ggets and bear- |r the prevalence of snialipox on} ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY |} LETHBRIDGE, August 19.

1 big
the island the proposed visit of er ou Thomas Bassolff, the alleged train

1 i high as 850 was
. : ing the ibsecriplhon ve
oats Jockey Rowe the Prinee of Wales 0" Jamaica) Bpecia) meeting in club row mis [Banait, has been ecuunitied for

irising

re COHOES RUNNING FERNE HOTEL MAN [the nic" ~HGAC ool, Va) os « Ale ea

“CHAIRMAN BLACK AT BELLA COOLA GETS HEAVY FINE prpeMAN OF avila ol ee ; srr sya i
p10 INCREASE GETS POLITICAL Dominion Fisheries Office at Van- ©, W. Barrett, of Merthera Hotel, | STEAMER 1S DROWNED B. Cc. Undertakere. Phone 41 lrest was being attempted.

: 4 . . Pay $1,000 for Breach ie
pn FING RATES POST AT OTTAWA oouver oe ed raat ee er vA MnGUYER. .bbcual ele 3] .
” De Witte, a fireman on the steam. A PUBLIC MEETING to be addressed by the

ot ‘ mH PAWA, August 4%.-Chair | : . PERNIE, August 19.—Manager/or Bellena of the Terminal Steain- HON. W. J. BOWSER,

W. J, Bla that “e noel * ; not { \. Ba tt, of the Northern'ship line, was drowned when he} ' ,
Soldiers Settlement | be ae ; here. has been fined 84,000) fell from the deck of the steamer Leader of the Opposition, will be held in the

of liquor al Squamish, ‘The deceased was Empress Theatre, Monday, August 23rd, at 8.15 p.m.

1 native of Belgium,