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RUSSIAN RETREAT iS Orv... —GERMANS LOSING TWO MEN
TO RUSSIANS’ ONE—FRENCH DESTROY GERMAN AM-
MUNITION—SWISS FACTOHIES ARE |
MAKING MUNITIONS
(Special to The Dally Newe.) watch factories have now started |
se 20. e “é pats
London, Sept, Petrograd to manufacture ammunition.
admits that Vilna is now in the
. ; ; Greek Steamer Afire.
hands of the Germans. Von Hin-
denbers advancing on a 200- Halifax, Sept. 20.—The Greek
mileed ( after his encircling | Steamer Athinai caught fire and
movement. The Russians are re-| was abandoned as a total loss in
tiring in good order. The move-|the same position as the Santa
ibles the retreat from|Anna, 600 passengers and the
Warsaw crew were rescued by the Tus-
fhe Germans are losing twojcana. The only loss was one pas- re
Russian. senger who jumped overboard tige Ng
Western Front. through fright.
: CANADIAN OFFICER PRISONERS LOOK HA
Phe ontinuous heavy ar- TRADES CONGRESS Ae ° " ee
tl astern Vv r, Sept. 20.—The Car Mr. C. Fessenden, of Peterboro, Ont., received the picture from
tills ghting on ie fesver ancouver, sept. 2v. e Uan-
; : s son, Lieut. C. V. Fessenden, of the 15th Battalion, who, with his
front. The French have blown up|adian Trades and Labor Congress ts ce ; : ; ‘ =i os ; oe ‘ 3 . Te
“oO anions, were Captured.a Ol. Julien, whe elr platoons were
the ¢ ammunition supply] opened its sessions today. Presi- on : ee ye - af ee . x.
tent J. C. Watt iS. D. Ma cut off and they found themselves defending 150 yards of trenches
ert ont J.C. Watters and S. D. Mac- ; =
Swi A iti " td 'P ; Hisnkel. Wad in a sea of Germans. From left to right: Lieut. F. H. Macdonald,
‘ ald, o ‘ince er ‘e fs : :
oe ae i ee Nea er: : son of Col. W. C. Masada Lie ut. Ryler, of the Buffs; Lieut. G.
iene Sept. 2¢ 1e Swiss sent. . Yon
eras Pree V. Fessenden, and F. J. Smith, of the 15th Battalion.
"Twe DimonD From THE |PORT ARTHUR VISITORS
SKY” AT THE WESTHOLME PASS THROUGH CITY
oe ae MAJORGENERALSIRSAM
the greatest serial ever screened, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Burke, Of | Seecccccoocccreeres sree reece tet eter ee Pe eee EOD ODOPEEOOODOP EDO OOOL ED
starts at the Westholme tonight, | Port Arthur, Ont., passed through Ottawa, Sept. 18.—Friends of}Europe with a full bosom—a
rhis wonder phObehian: wae Wad this morning on their way home Majorgeneralsirsambughes, and|treasure of adventure and experi-
ae from San Francisco Exposition. their name is legion, were much/ence and he does not lay hands
ee , us cos ) 36 ‘ . »snatches . The o ; a i (rannn ia
cr “ hia iS CO ' Mr. Burke is one of the real old army q at the despatches fromjon it. The obvious inf renec i
is full of excitement pioneers of New Ontario, having New York which indicated: that|that he must be saving it for a
ad tl s. In one episode, Irv-jpeen in port Arthur for over the reporters found a conflict of|great occasion. R. B. has learned
Ing ( ings actually shoots his|forty years. He was manager orogeny: going aire pueee want ee Pe Be Oe ot oe
auto t of a speeding train.|the first bank established at the | Minister of Militia and R. B. BPR awh saving his steam. To say
r head of the great lakes, In the|2e M. P., of Calgary. Each|the right things, that is good—to
st is ¢ all-star . 3 i ’ eres é 8. :
in allogrer one, in ee ie as : eeee ; vied with the other in telling as|say it at the right time, that is
( Lottie Piokfor i early railroad construction days | ;
, 7 ickford, Irving in that district he was a very ac- | little about himself as possible | better. For example, R. B.'s fa-
ss, Wilting) Busse; ane tive man, and has a wonderful | thus displaying a new virtue in|mous oration on the C, N. R. was
me Chia Burton, $10,000 will be ease ahi iehaacihe of that | both. splendidly timed. It put him in
five to the person who submits | time. As Bob Edwards aptly puts it,/the line of cabinet succession and
the acceptable suggestion Mr. and Mrs. Burke were de- Sam Hughes always pe cne when: with -— anc e dain
; : one as having been composed by}ment he failed to follow it up, it
for a sequel to the photoplay. |lighted with the trip along the : ; ;
} Wd : ? coast and were loud in their Gilbert and Sullivan. His know-|only confirmed his bright pros-
of a : ee sthiee of the service on the G. T ledge, his versatility, his many/pects. It’s a safe guess that R.
1 Be: a thea p eras as conipared with | Charming qualities, all vouched|B. has another magnificent out-
mn to the serial, there|*- Steamers, &: MARION DN et Pees PRE ox og te 3 . ; . a eas a ae
Wi own a beautiful two-act|tue American boats further south. for by himself recall that well |burst up his sleeve. Uy he doe nt
7 ie : : . : Mr Burke. «who is one. of the known character in ‘‘The Pirates talk about the war right now, it’s
zett t} an “7. coer shawatinsl Re i oa in the coun-|°! Penzance,” who was “* in all}/not modesty that prevents him,
is : ey wre oe ce was greatly struck with the things animal, vegetable, minera!,| Majorgeneralsirsam’s bashful-
° spent a aera of Prince Rupert in the the very latest model of & model|ness is harder to explain. He is
rh catest serial ever, starts |Short time he had to look around, | ™4Jor general, Blushes from|not usually afflicted that WAS He
" ere Re 7 vadiet epany|Such a paragon are indeed a sur-jwas not afflicted that way in Eng-
{ at the Westholme and was not slow to predict great
lea a things for the future in the G, T prise, land, where appreciation of Sam
+ereroneconosooooooooooooooe: ||) terminal. On the way east Neither does R. B. Bennett hate|Hughes came trippingly off his
they will stop off at Jasper Park himself. Young, rich, talented,|tongue, His telegram to General

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Tonight and Tomorrow

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In Two Parta,

 

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(Planist at Westholme)

TEACHER oF PIANOFORTE

Former Pupil of F. @, Strong.

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The old couple have two sons and
a son-in-law in the hands of the
Germans,

 

 

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the chance of a
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See ‘The from
Sky” at the Westholme.

now, before

advance,

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Recon
eererorooconeonoocoooooooooos

Gafe. There is a reason.

102th.

Minister, it is
formed a

almost a Cabinet
not like R, B. to
low opinion of his own abilities.

have

No one ever knew him to be over-
come with stage fright
It couldn’t have been that
afraid of the

that way
before.

he was reporters,

Botha is a case in point. The
allude to the

Canadian contingents in the field

man who would

as ‘‘my soldiers’ is no shrinking
violet. To many people it looked
as if Majorgeneralsirsam had

done the wrong thing—like broil-

 

home in}
holds

when he is at
Calgary or Ottawa he

because

leveu of
it couldn’t have been that he had |
for R. B.
has plenty to say and
mighty well, that he
substituted a solid parliamentary
style for the Chinook wind that
he originally brought to Ottawa.
The Chinook wind is one form of

nothing to say, always
says it

now has

hot air which does not assimilate
with the House of Commons.

That a master of words like R.
B. Bennett
to say to a listening Canada,

should have nothing

via

the New York newspaper report-

ers, isn’t necessarily a sign that
he isn’t going to say something
later on. He comes back from

 

Majestic Theatre.

alkne »w him it was a perfectly char-
reporters every day. And] ac teristic Sam Hughes utterance.

 

ing the pie—-but to those who

Sam has a way of identifying him-
self with his part. Personally he
army just as
was the state. But it
he can be ac-
on that
When such delusions of grandeur

Canadian
XIV

is hard to see how

is the
Louis
modesty

cused of score,

occur in an average citizen it is
commonly spoken of as “swelled
head.”’ Without

say that

going so far to
Majorgeneralsirsam’'s
tight for
his friends admit that he has an

cocked hat is too him,

opinion of his
Another
from

adequate own

merits, remark of his,

cabled England, goes to

show that modesty is not one of

 

(Special to The Daily News.)
York, 20.—The

gest underwriting syndicate on

New Sept. lar-

float
The
bearing five

formed to
the $800,000,000 allied loan.

has been

issue will be

at par,
per cent interest. The bonds are
for five and ten years.

No securities have been put up
the

entire British Em-

|
|
|
' e cord
|
|

jas collateral, bonds being
}
|
| pire and France and her colonies.

backed by the

| Pro-German bankers have offered
| their assistance, if it is agreed
| that the
pose of

| Hill
vital to

loan is not for the pur-
munitions. J. J.
the

prosperity of

buying

that more
the the
yaa. * States than it is to the

ENGINEER OF PRINCE
RUPERT IS SCALDED

Alex.MeW hirter,
the

says loan is

 

an engineer on

Prince Rupert, was admitted

to the general hospital this morn-

ing, suffering from scalded ank-

les. The injured man was over-

hauling the condenser on the way

north and a jet of hot water

sprayed on his ankles. It is ex-

the trip south at the end of
week.

POT OF MONEY
The lucky winner of the jar of
money put up by George Frizzell
with ticket

contained

was David
No. 163.
$100.04,

Thompson,
The jar
donated absolutely by Mr.
The tickets
451.50, which all went

Frizzell, sale of
brought in
to the Red Cross Society funds.

his outstanding faults. From a
previous visit to England, as ev-
erybody will remember, he came
back with a certificate of genius
from Lord Roberts, who told him
that night at dinner—-heroes are
form at dinner—
Driving
Roberts

confirm

ilways in good
that he was the greatest
Lord
chance to

Force in history.

never had a
this because he was dead at the
time
but

it. Besides

Sam produced the evidence,
doubts that he said
being a grand old
man and a great popular idol and

nobody

a most successful Field Marshal,
Lord Roberts
and when he handed out a com-
pliment he did it good and plenty,
Well,

with

was an Irishman

the Major General comes
Eng-
empty
die and
Sam is just the man to eat ‘em
up. He is a fair hog for glory.
The tribute this as duly
chronicled in the London
and cabled at five cents a word
the
came

back another tribute.

land never sends’ him

away. Kind words never

time,

press

blue ocean to
Arthur Bal-
or Lord Gurzon or Kitehen-

across deep

Canada, from
four,
events from

er, at all somebody

(Continued on Page Two.)

 

HUGE SYNDICATE FORMED
TO UNDERWRITE ALLIED LOAN

BONDS AT PAR, BEARING 5 PER CENT—LOAN BACKED BY THE
BRITISH EMPIRE AND FRANCE—J. J. HILL SAYS LOAN
1S MORE VITAL TO STATES THAN TO THE
ALLIES—TURKS LOSE 5,000

success of the Allies, as the Al-
lies can buy elsewhere on credit.
Dardanelles.

20.—In details to
hand of the Dardanelles fighting,
that the Turks lost
5,000 men when the Freuch cap-
Hill 60.

Paris, Sept.
it is stated

tured

THE CRADLE

 

 

           

*» and Mrs. Fred.
G. Roberts, Dyer Apts., a daughter
al the General Hospital yesterday.

js

 

 

 

A. N.
American

Ingalls, owner of the
fishing schooner Chi-
cago, arrived from the south do-
day.

“THE BROKEN COIN” AT
THE MAJESTIC THEATRE

Tonight and tomorrow, the

eighth episode of “The Broken
presented at the
This

wonderful story of intrigue and

Coin” will be

Majestic Theatre. most

 

pected that he will be fit to make}
the |

lattraction, the

adventure continues to hold the
interest of all patrons of the Ma-
and this episode is just as
lenthralling as its predecessors.
In addition to the great serial,
will be shown a stirring
“The Man Who

jestic,

| there
) drama entitled
Back.”
Cruel World” is a com-
the most laughable de-
scription. The Animated Weekly
is up-to-date and interesting in
Though
is the great
rest of the pro-
gram is of a high order.

| Came
“Cruel,
edy of

war and world’s

“The

news.
Broken Coin”

 

“The Diamond
at Westholme.

Don’t forget
from the Sky”

 

 

W;..J. won the
hibition gold medal for shovoting,
Joe. Jack won

Greer has ex-,
with a score of 87.

medal.

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