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s graf over japan thomas declares on trip to tokio british migration huge air signal she is canadian matter well on way in spite j british inet minister will of bad weather consult ottawa regard ing unemployed remains reticent quebec v declaration that the tokio aug 19 monday graf zeppelin is nearing the end of itsi flight from germany to the japanese capital ami was last reported a3 well over tfce islands of japan it is ex pected that the delay occasioned by 1 problem of british emigration to can- bad wjather for tbe last few hundred ada was not a question for him alone miles of her trip which necessitated but rested with canada and that his a change in her course will mean plans were to discuss the whole mat- that she will arrive at her destinater with the federal government was where the red man holds the centre of the stage i tion somewhat later than was ex- made by right hon j h thomas pected jmp lord privy seal and minister the japanese ministers it navy and of unemployment in the labor cab- communications will head the com mittee of welcome waiting to greet commander huso eckener and his inet upon his arrival at quebec a3ked it he had plans formulated for bringiug the english unemployed crew and passengers preparations lie he answered sharply no i have have been made to handle a crowd j never said that dont get mc wrong of 50000 which is expected to gather the emigration of british unemployed at the landing place when the is not a question for me alone it is giant airship comes down 000 special for the government of canada and guests will join in drinking a special the canadian people my plans are champagne toast to tlie successful j to discuss it with them completion of the flight while hands of the japanese navy will play the german national anthem from the moment the landing lines of the dirigible arc in the hands of tie ground crew until the leviathan f the air takes oft again on her flight to the new world armed guards will constantly circle the airship to pre vent stowaways from getting aboard sets economy example angora turkey the hardearned plasters of coustantinoule citizenry will not be expended on triumphal ar- dies to welcome ghazi mustapha ice- nial this year the gazi canceled his annual summer visit to the city o the golden horn and will remain throughout the summer according to an official report in this hot and dusty capital no reasons were given officially for this change in the presidents usual program but unofficially two explana tions are bruited about one is that the ghazi cannot reform his citizens out of their expensive custom of stag ing huge demonstrations of welcome whenever he leaves angora constantinople for instance has been in the habit of spending hun dreds of thousands of liras every sum mer to string the bosporus with electric lights erect dozens of trium phal achej and indulge in other ex travagant faldedals to adorn herself for the great mans coming nov- with hard times pinching the people after three successive years of drought and crop failures the ghazi it is reported wishes no extravagant receptions staged for him and the only way he can prevent these dem onstrations is to stay at home another reason suggested for his determination to eschew tho cool breezes of the bosporus i3 his desire to prove by personal example that the town which lie has mado into tho nations capital is habitable all the year round notwithstadlng the usual speedy exodus during tho summor of foreigners and turks alike mr thomas was determinedly reti cent and when approached by news papermen at first refused to make any statement and at no time did he give the slightest indication what pro posals it any he has in mind to sub mit to ottawa refuses interview questioned by reporters who board ed the duchess of atholl at father point and asked him if he could say anything about the present unemploy ment situation in great britain he re plied certainly not that is one ot the things i have come over here to discus3 and i cannot refer to it now 1 will be making a speech in ottawa on monday night and then i will have something to say about why i am western indian festival revives old days mrs hen kakuquitta stony squaw witli her two papooses in a primitive baby carriage at band in cana dian rcckies during recent famous indian days festival boy scouts depart as jamboree ends my plans are to see everybody who is worth seeing and talk about everything that is worth talking about weekend toll on ontario roads sir edward kemp few canadians have crammed more activities into a life ot continual work and endeavor than the late sir edward kemp kgmg though it was not until late in lite that he en tered into politics he had been a pro minent figure in the industrial and business arena of the dominion for many years and had built up a high ly successful industrial institution he wa3 a man of great capacity and was as tireless in socail and sport ing activities as ha was in the de velopment ot his owu business his bound judgment and proved business ability were called into the countrys service when war broke out and he was mado a minister without pork folio in sir robert bordens govern ment his work as chairman of tho war purchasing commission admit tedly saved this country millions of dollars his indefatigable discharge- of his duties as minister ot militia and de fence from november 1916 to octo ber 1917 was marked by self sacrific ing patriotism and his appointment ns minister of the oversea forces was generally approved irrespective of party affiliation his business acj tlvities covered an unusually wide range ho was connected with many clubs both social and sporting he v a liberal supporter of worthy charities and his gifts to the ymca wore particularly munificent a self- made man ho rose from a humble position as bookkeeper to bo one of canadas loading industrialists en- joying widespread esteem he was worthy citizen and a public servant of conspicuous ability and dovotlon i to duty motor accidents in ontario over the weekend claimed three lives while little hope is held out for the recovery of a woman injured near stratford the dead are miss florence fleming oshawa lawrence hoffman pem broke and miss grace scott lindsay mrs leslie duuseith of downle town ship is in a critical condition in stratford wilbur elliott was killed by a street car in kingston and clif ford thompson died sunday in co- bourg from injuries sustained in a motor accident on august 15 newoilfield vi jv yer also she broke the record for fifty i housand youngsters jouruey trora i l0 england four disperse for distant he with many air achievements to her credit sho lowered the existing re cord for a trip to india and back by seven and a halt da3 the previous best having been 15 day3 made last a journey from india to england and a halt days made by barnard last year when flying the same ma chine as that used by the duchess day whether a frankly hostile egypt could imprison britain economically or literally in the sudan according to the present understanding tho troops still would be at suez which is not far from cairo and even it the nile were closed to sudan cotton a railroad to port sudan on the red sea is there to provide an outlet the british have had their ups and downs in egypt but on the whole their record there is one of which they may be justly porud the vast engineering works the prosperity if the british cabinet approves the which they have brought and the in- understanding arrived at between mr itelligent british lessons in selfgovern- macdonald and king fund of egypt j ment are much to their credit it this for relinquishment ot a large part last understanding is ratified every ot british control in that country it briton can look on his countrys re- is hard to see how british interests cord in egypt with additional pride can in the long run seriously suffer i under the terms ot the understand- 1 qjglj an essex lauder will sing french experts over wireless and face powder famout scottish comedian to all sorts of colors are now broadcast songs and stories new york sir harry lauder eminent scotch singer and comedian recommended for the girl friend to go with her complexion paris cold dust face powders for has at last been signed for radio ap- blondes and silver flakes for brunettes pearance he will appear on a com- is a far cry from the ground rice ot morcial program sunday evening yesteryear september 1 before a microphone in with the swinging cycle ot fashion winnipeg and his songs and quips the peach bloom complexion has fall- will be carried throughout the con- from its high estate and instead tliieut by 3c stations the beauty experts ot paris are urging lauder has appeared on radio pro- the use ot contrasting face powders grams in europe but his september green for women with high blood prcs- date will be his official american sure or florid cheeks mauve for grey- radio debut in the early days ot haired women steel gray for ivory american radio the comedians voice j am chocolate brown used light- was broadcast by a small station at jy ou thc whitc c of the fatal medferd mas3 but he lias uevor beauty been programmed on the big net- i may have been devcl- works loped to banish nose shine but today he will sing old favorites inelud- takcs il3 p as a osao part mg uoamin n the cloamin a tt e o as important in hoose mang the heather and i u opiuion of r ucallt nlaster3 ive a lassie on his radio i nat or a pair ot ell0es 8ram at deauville biarritz and all re sorts where society is already galhor- ing the new deauville sunburn pow der is being used lavishly it takca the place ot stockings arms are bath ed in it up to the shoulder and faces are smeared witli it to respond to fas- calcutta rebellious hazara tribes- irions demands tor a healthy tanned men in afghanistan are said to have without tho real dangers that captured an afghan general and to con from burnt s have boiled him and his staff in oil but laris natural sun it the tribesmen inflicted two severe llave any must be hidden u defeats on habibullah khan at sarao- bad tagte t0 hasms 30 miles north of kbul where k sn cmnrf nl they captured munition general staff boiled in oil a large amcunt of am sunburn show so smart women aro britain and egypt ing great britain ight of appointing will retain the foreign technical scout chiefs title british seek to link west indies canada and guiana by own air line london a project to link the bri tish west indies british guiana vene zuela and canada by an english con trolled and subsidized seaplane ser vice has- been disclosed here by h w garraway and george g black london agents of atlantic airways ltd the atlantic airways will be in di rect competition with american own ed mail and passenger services al ready operating in the west indies and eastern south america negotiations tor establishment of the services have been under way with the british colonial and vene zuelan governments for soma time the agents said development will be in three steps 1 a seaplane service between trlnl- day bwi and british guiana and another lino between trinidad and tho venezuelan oil fields 2 service between trinidad and j the barbados islands and between trinidad and jamaica i 3 extension to montreal via the bahamas and bermuda mr garraway and mr black de- clared negotiations had been progress- ing with the british government the colonial governments and the vene zuclau government with the object of opening tho first section ot the servico early in 1930 tills would require a subsidy of 150000 yearly ot which tho british government would pay half and tho west indian colonial governments tho remainder mr black stated the british gov ernment subsidy had been delayed owing to the necessity of forming committees and subcommittees etc meanwhllo our american rivals aro forging ahead ho said having al ready planned a trial flight to trini dad aug 23 if this flight is successful and our subsidy is delayed much longer thoro is danger tho colonial governments may grant tho americans tho conces sion whereby a groat natural air routo in tho british empire will fall into foreign bands tho agents revealed the company was registered juno 5 with a nominal yoho national park in british col- m 000 necessary to timbla on tho west slope of tho inaugurate the first section of the scr- rrckies is rich in beautiful sconcryl ha con promised them by ira- tho tnkakkaw falls in tho yoho val- portant shipping and hanking firms in ley are omong tho most outstanding england and canada points of interest this exquisite t1 directorate includes alger- watcrfall lias the distinction of being on aspinall lleutcol ivan davson tbo hiebast in canada and air commodoro j g weir chiefs last message symbol of peace for organi zation henceforth is golden arrow arrowe park eng tens ot thous ands of boys trekked out of arrowe park recently as camp was broken and the great world jamboree of boy scouts came to an end fifty thous and boys left for their homes in near ly 50 different countries the night was passed largely in leavetaking as big contingent of advisers to tho egyptain government boys toured thceainp and bade their a measure which no intelligent comrades farewell at dawn they egyptain should resent as egypt has began passing through the park on not yet developed enough men to cope their homeward journey to lar counwith financial problems and to attend tries of the earth to thc immense engineering works they took with them the farewell which control the nile and so con message from the chief scout issued trol egypts wellbeiu before he left the camp the keynote to of which was from now on the scout stationed near the suez canal dis- and chief of the boy scout movement symbol of peace is a golden arrow i agreeable as this may be to the oflic- his majesty conferred a barony on the peace envoys who have for so ian genjoyed the chief scout at the opening of the great from the northlands southlands unquestionable charm of cairo and international scout jamboree now be- eastlands and wostlands you came at the gezireh island club this transfer ing held at arrowe park in rccogni- the call ot my horn to this great gath- j probably will not hurt any essential tion of sir roberts work in develop- ering today i send you back to your british military interest j ing the scout movement homelands across the seas as my aml scarcely any one now believes that gilwell park where many scout bassadors of peace among the na- j necessary tor britain to hold all masters have been trained was given tions of the world i of egypt in order to give proper pro- the boy scouts by a scotsman despite the rain and mud the jam- tec to the suez canal americans named maclaren it was formerly an boree was successful beyond expeeta- aiways have thought the narow pan- old hunting lodge and beneath it is a tions the total number of visitors arma c zone adequate for the dcj subterranean passage leading to high- was 314422 the next jamboree will teilsq ot tlle canal and panama is heech and epping forest which le- be held in 1933 the place will be muc more vulnerable and much hard- 1 send says was used by the famous determined at a conference to be held to d great britain must of highwayman dickturpin lord badenpowell takes name from estate for training boys london lord badenpowell of british troops gilwel laud essex is the title taken lie removed from cairo and by sir robert badenpowell founder briand to name date for allies to leave rhine using colored powders tho gold and silver dust is used with evening wear at thc opera and is really attractive the colored powders are used in the afternoons the powders depend up on the color ot the frock but more on the natural complexion of the wearer those who can wear the pale green j powder aro most envied becauso it 1 i provides an effect cf youth applo evacuation will depend i trees health and nature that no other upon acceptance of young color can produce ni wlm r- c of t best known beauty mas- plan while cerman nters of the world has compiled a chart cessions are sought to meet which shows at a glance the powder british objection on nonjo be worn the list follows layable pay optimism prevails blue eye3 use ochro blonde with powder browneyed blonde wear cream and raspberry mixed the hague arislide briand prime for the titian ivory powderbacked minister of fiance has agreed to fix with brown the date for evacuation of the rhine- a brunette with blue eyes looks best land at the next meeting of the politi- in ivory powder at salzburg austria flight to india course insist ou having the countries flanking the canal free from hostile foreign influences pust as america does in central america but this can sts ccord le accomplished without military oc cupation r i in making these concessions britain londonto india and back in not only please f egyptians week twelve and a halt hours is the mluco fib o hjr achievement of the duchess of bed- te3 lut she st would ro ford who has arrived at croydon air- drome after a record flight which slioi i says went like clockwork through- say nothing about any i relinquishment of british control in tho duchess lett england aug 2 algloegyptain sudan although tie egyptian troops are to bo admitted i i there a groat cotton development at 5 am tor karachi india round trip totaled some 9000 mi tho duchesss pilot was capt f c barnard but the passenger took turns at the controls sho declared the flight was a com fortable cue except over tho persian gulf where it was terribly hotcd nitrate deposits in s w africa reported found cape town s at sodium nitrate deposit covering an estimated area of 32000 square miles in the glbcon district cf south west africa a couit try much similar to chile is report ed by prof smeath thomas in a paper read to tho british association for tho advancement ot science here while professor thoma3 was not prepared to say that south west ca lcommittee in the reparations con ference here this result was reached by foreign ministers representing the three oc cupying powers arthur henderson of great britain paul hymans ot bel gium and m briand- and dr gustav a browneyed brunette should uss cream and chocolate mixed a blonde or greyhaired elder use mauve powder a blackeyed blackhaired beauty ot the fatal type steel grey powder chestnut hair ordinary healthy stresemaun german foreign minis- complexion and light frocks use pale ter i b the date is conditional on an agree- 1 to supplement the powder tho ment being reached concerning the beauty experts have produced a rain- young plan for payment ot repara- how ot lipsticks and eye paint tho tions but the germans are pleased lipsticks run thc palette from ox blood that the evacuation date should be red to strawberry red cardinal is re commended for blondes and raspberry has been in progress in the sudan herso reaches tho world market via j at would become a second chile the nile if this commerco wero sampie ot tho primary deposits threatened jiy egypt or indeed it any uflilch have been analyzed contained vital british interest wero endanger- stated from 2 to more than 20 it would be within the scope ot cent and secondary deposits up n ivtnmiiilns in britains power to uso ts control ot to sg percent and ovor tho fonrus m the headwaters of the nile in tho j tho average analysis asia minor where ctoutoand bad l0lbflli t0 d 0 abmt 1g por ceit billty mado flying difficult he said jjf beautiful yoho park modern transportation with a venqeance huge passenger plane and its rail competition this giant universal passenger plane which flies frm coast to coast races tho 20lh century limited of thc new york central rr conditionally fixed in advance they regard this as a sign ot a more con ciliatory attitude on the part of frajjce moreover m briand has agreed not to wait for parliamentary ratification of the young plan by the countries concerned mr henderson pressed m briand strongly to fix christmas as the date the british being eager to withdraw their troops in any event before the new year while belgium is inclined to accept this date briand is conciliatory dr stresemaun consented to ger- manys hearing the cost of occupation the last three- months if the date is fixed and to forego all claims for com- 1 pensation to german householders for damage done by troops a long time would bo reuqired to assess these claims m briand also met dr stresemaun half way concerning ap pointment of a commission to control thc demilitarized area by dropping the plan which he first proposed and agreeing to formulate another the british hope this will bo more in accordance with their idea ot leav ing this uestlon to the league of na tions by giving both parties an appeal to the council of tho league in tho event of a dispute concerning provi sions of the treaty of versailles discussion also is going on between the treasury experts the latest french suggestion is that germany should pay moro during tho for brunettes towns along stream oppose proposal to enlarge london sunday on the thames for years tho standby of loudon swains who have leisurely punted their ladies fair up an down the calm waters and parked them at the bank under conveniently overhanging trocs is threatened with extinction as a i recreational institution a proposal to drain the river dig an auxiliary channel and cut away var ious islands shoulders and coiners of land at a cost ot 1500000 has been approved by thc works committee of tho thames conservators if tho proposal is carried out said basil holmes representing tho board of trade tho river as wo know it will no longer exist for tho surface of the river will be between high banks instead of seeing tho countryside over the banks those on the river will he below them representatives ot various towns a- ion gthe upper reaches of the river and the garage owners association supported holmes in his opposition first arguing hint tho dredging and cnlargo- period of annuities in order to assist t of river vol lor in making good the british deficit on a industry as w0 as p reparation percentages dr stresoi maim did not like this but it is prob able the germans will make certain financial concessions to facilitate an agreement prospects improve thus prospects for a settlement may bo said to have improved further and although tho conference is not altogether out of tho crisis stage moro general optimism prevails the church- and gambling rev desmond morseboycott in tho referee ah churches gamble oven the stralghtostlaced bazaars pro mote such iniquities as guessing tho dolls name or tho cakos currants or tho hens weight pure chance- in ireland tlicy sometimes build churches on the proceeds of sweeps i had a book of tickets sent mo some time ago i own i do not like the idea it is far removed from the mercy the quality of mercy is not slralnd it droppeth as the gcntlo rain from i spirit ot service which produced our heaven upon the place beneath it ancient churches by craftsmens lovo- is twice blessd it blesseth him that labor but it goes on and so long gives and him that takes shake- as it goes on llio church cannot at- npeare ford to throw stones flowers as flowers always wear their own colors and glvo forth their own frag rance every day alike so should christians maintain their character at pass on kindness there is hardly a day in our llfo when some wounded traveller on the long road docs not requlro our help all tlmei an dunder all circumstances and as wo have received mercy let us x ii w needier pass it on f r meyer