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Anti Permission to Phce iiis Cancer Serum on the Market, Declares a Toronto Piper. Doctor intends Carrying on [its Work in Toronto.

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(Special to The Guardian.)

TORONTO, Jan. 4,—Dr. Thos. J. Glover. or this city, who has discovered it. swim for the treat- rnent of cunt-er whicnis being in‘ vestiguted by a special commltlee oi’ the Toronto Academy. at Medi’ cine; with a view to a public re- port thereon. is said do have re- n-clvod flatteang offers to go to the United States to follow up his work inrolieving cancer quotients. The Toronto Star Weekly states that a New York man has offered

Dr. Glover $1,000,000. in cash tor set-urns.

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his. secret. prescription and per- mission to put it on the commer- ciul market. A Chicago multi- millionaire. according to the same paper. who has been afflicted with cancer and has obtained relief from Dr. Glover‘s treatment, has offered to equip and tlnnnce a cancer clinic in Chicago it Dr.

these and other otters, Dr. Glover intends to remain in Toronto and follow up his researches in mom

GEORGE EOOER‘A IN SUMMER

Wanted in Pictou on a Charge of Murdering Daniel Barry of dint Town Some Days Ago.

George Loder, wanted in Pictoul for tile murder of Dan Berry was arrested in Summersido yesterday by Constable Grady and is being held in the. Prince County Jail. Sheri“ McNutt wired news oi the arrest to the Pictou authorities and it is expected odlctsls will arrive

Scotin. Loam: arrived in Summer- alde Saturday evening,r to visit. his brothers who reside there it

appears he was wanted in Summer comma] (my Company.

19-fvvvm' wov'o v0 . - .

treasurers;

ply 238 Kent Street. ill-t-fi-ii.

“FOR SALE—OVERLAND GAR-

practlcnlly now. Can be bought at. a. bargain. Elton Moore, Kemp- town. Colchester County. Nora Scotln. Jan. «Hli pd

M ‘WANTED—-. MAID FOR GENE- rnl housework in family of three. Apply Mrs. Noeh Daniels. 28 Brighton Road. Jan. 4—3i

________..__..-_......_——-—— LOST IN OR ABOUT CITY large sum of money. Reward by leaving at Johnson & Johnson's Drugstore. Hill-Hi

W ‘WANTED AT ONCE AN EXPEH leuced maid (or general house - work. Good wages. References required. Apply 248 Grafton St. 1784-54!

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*LOST ON NEW YEAR'S MORN»

ing in this city. man‘s green

sweater cont. Finder please re - turn to this oflice. Reward. 187-1-6-3.

_____._._.._....- *WANTs‘Oe—COMPETENT STE- nographer and pl'lvt'lio secretary. iem’aie. Apply at once to Mr. A. W. Weir, second floor Riley

Building. 29 i

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'ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Now lviil'tsbzire District Loyal Orange Lodge lel the hold in Tonton Lodge Room. Bmokfioid on January filth. at 7.80 p. m. A. El. Dollar. District Rec. Sec.

mid-Ml. ,

_.____,.__..._...._ _.... LOST BLACK MUFF DECEMBER ill at. J. Muller's grocery store

or betWeeu there and City Hosw pitsl by way of Eustou and lunch! t'ord Street. Finder kindly leave at Mahnr‘s store or Guardian Of- 176

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W oovsrmmsur rosmorvs .— Wanted mob age seventeen to iortydive. All grades vacancies. Ordinary school education sutb ‘- clent. Fargo lays free. Civil Ser- so.

.Suspeoted Thief

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swam“. wwflbmus, Makes Get.a.Away icl‘igbt service will be in St. James ‘ in. a sell respecting truism -———-— , 'whoso ambition is bbyond his pro

vice lnutt rt ; 't’ost ‘Qilice 595. Toronto: . . urns-uh.

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sent occupation might find more congenial employinen‘t. with us and at the some time double his income. We r wire a. man 0! clean character. sound in mind and body. of strong r personality who would appreciate d. “to past. tton with a fast growing concern where industry would be reward- ed with hr above average em. in“: mun-m inniyrororred. Apr ply to Mr. A. W Weir. second

I \Last night (Zombie Grady made today to take the prisoner to Nova a. search and ddscovercd in

BRESTEO SI'OE YESTERDAY

side for participation in a fight which occurred there air out two months ago. on receiving a description of the man wanted at Pictou information was given by several persons which led to his arrest.

the prisoner's grip o. 38 c'nllbre revol- ver; a number 0E cartridges. also a khaki coat and a. considerable sum

, paydhcets ot the Inter-

iMaritirue Previous ‘ ; Telegraphicflowr

1 (Special to The Guardian)

ARRESTED FOR ARSON.

AMHERST, N. ‘5. Jan. 4.——~Henry Wood of Amherst Head was com- mitted (or trial here yesterday of a charge of arson. Wood is alleged to have set fire to a barn owned by Roberts (‘oates in order to collect $1.800 insurance .on a merry go round be stored there. The barn was not insured.

GRILLIANT WAR,RECDRD BUT NO WORK

ST. JOHN. N. B. Jan. ii.~—~Serge- out A. E. Wood, V. 0., D. C. M.. with bar, M. M. French lCu-olx Do Guerra and Royal Humane Society bile saving medal. a veteran of the great war and the South African war, applied for worlt at City Hall hero today. He said be had no mo- ney or shelter and had come to the city believing work plentiful. The will be looked after. Sergeant. Wood although but 38 years of age, has a record of bravery second to none. He fought in South Africa and the Persian Gulf. was in the retreat .t‘rom Monk and at Ypress, the Somme and the Dardenelles. lie was Cour times wounded and had seven brothers and ourI sister kilied in the war. ~

BOV DROWNED

' NORTH iSY'DN'EY, N. 8. Jan. 4.— Walter Flckles, ten year old, son of W. ll. Pickles. Chic! Electrician (or the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Ian. was drowned hero today when 3100 he was playing on broke and the fell through.

. - IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL

HALIFAX N. 8. Jan. 4.—— The tuners-l of the late James ’l‘errll, K. (1., who. together with Capt. James Adams of Hampton, N. B. was struck and killed by the roari- time express at. Bernard Saturday. was held there today. Archbishop hidClai-ty conducted the services in St. Mary‘s Cathedral. Large num- bers or citizens representatives of the bench and bar. the Knights of Columbus and other organisations were in attendance. _

(Special to The Guardian) HALIFAX. Jan. 4.’Jolin Jenk-

ins. who was arrested in Middleton. N.S..yesterday morning‘wlmn being brought to Hotlink. the incoming Dominion Atlantic train‘at Windsor dot... last night

Leniue issues Pr , oi Organizing StrikcsThruughont the‘Worid in Order to Prevent Oouutries '

policy of terror abroad, especially in nearby mnmfles' h“ “99" ‘m‘thcy cannot injure Soviet Russia.'_

ited. States Government. Lenine is quoted by the advices Glover «Will so there “1'ch 1'1. as saying In a proclamation to the;

It is stated that. notwithstanding Commune Committee of ‘Eumpe the.

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m nusslu TERROR

(Special to The Guardian) 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-—A_ne\v

Moscow received today by the Un- Nikolai

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Are Being Buriedf

(Special to The Guardian) t CHICAGO, Jan. 4.——Fiims por - traying criminals at work have\

been barred here. Chief of Police

Fttzrnorris announced that movie censors have been ordered not to

issue license tor any photopisy that showed a crime committed even

was made

announcement

lng pictures.

How the Balloonists Were Rescued

(unipusmo at”. or inroads) : COCHRANE. Ont, Jan. 4.—-'l‘hr-;

latest information in regard to thei American ballooulsts who landed near Moose Factory on December. 14. is to the sheet that they land-

statcd that the party were lost in the wilderness (or tour days he - tom their rescue was effected and due to the rather mild weather which prevailed at the time oi‘ their landing they did not suitcri from freezing but were in good, health when they reached the trad lag post of the Htulson Buy To.

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St. John Feud

(Spm-ial to The Guardian) ST. JOHN. Jan. 4.——George Drew arrested and charged with attempt- ed rope and doing grievious bodily harm to little Northrup girls in this-city. betore the Magistrate yes~ terday was remanded for further hearing. lie was taken/to the public Hospital where the little girls are undergoing treatment and was pos- itively identified by them as the man who made the fiendish attack on them. The .tlend’s tow-I’m: will be behind closed. doors as the court fears what might follow should the public be admitted to the trial and learn the whole story.

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Week of Prayer - Servicilust Night

The second service ‘in the series of the week of prayer meetings was held last evening in the Baptist Church, the pastor Rev. C. 11. Free- mun. presiding. Titers was a large attendance all present entering in- to the spirit. of the meeting with fervor. A feature of the sow- ice was the singing at the old favorite hymns led by the choir. An anthem was also sung. Rev. O. C. 'l‘nylnr, Rev. G. W. l”. Glendon!!- ing and Rev. Robert Murray as- slsted in the service. ' he address at the service was given by Mr. A. F. Webster. it was a brief and thoughtful discourue, very helpful in tone. Last night's was one of tho host prayer services held for some timo‘hi this city about a doz~ en laymen taking part in prayer. To

ureli cohmeming at 7.30. W

Miners Recent Foreign Labor (spacial t5;- Guardian)

HAZLETON. Pa. Jan. 4'.~"-All the Anthracite Mines of the Lehlgh

and escaped in the darkness. Jenk- ins was arrested on suspicion oi being implicated in the theft or may valued at 312.000. the pro, party of Mrs. Mary Worthingm. Bodiord. More.

' moor. Riley ll ding. Queen St. .mm may. a

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Coal Navigation 00.. at Panther Creek valley, were tied 'up today by‘ s strike over the employment at sixty Spaniards and Partners.

it is absolutely keep the hurgeoise enemy busy

aided upon by the Russian Soviet,l r . according to omcm advices “(midi—eat stiikns should be organized

slon of tho proolamation says an‘ agitation for the establishment oi ‘cnmmcrc

Es. A. Unionists ' I .

ition headed by Premier Smuts.

though the end of theplcturo might The 9110115 or the labor party to. “how “'0 “1mm” 1“ Wlfionr The raise an economic issue... in the or. Whit“ ban centres appear to have been no three youthful robbers said their Rllccesgfu]. crimes had been inspirt‘d by mov-‘ though Ibeen without disorder.

iOpening: of

opened yesterday

ad twenty miles northeast ot‘ minivans oi the Province being. M.‘ post in ‘rdenso forest .Lieut. Kloritcndnnce. '

Positively Identified?

’E. Retty, manager Guelph Farm

Man Falls From

HAS BEEN EVOLVEB

i_rou1 injuring Russia

indispensable to

is should be increased. 1

which is reported to have

hecauso of the

sown trans orsrcm cu OHENSWE cAMPAIcu:

"ammo" 09‘1""? rlice-“sillGouerul Attack on Baltic States Would Disorganize' Trade. They Declare, out Attack on konmania Would Have Advantages. i

becn'cxist with reference to an attack ml relations Wm, mm . projected by the Moscow :llltlmrlt-iupon llumanla and Guilt-la. It is; it-s, according; to information re ‘

innivnt‘l born The plan has mauyiiavoivc Poland. but a strung Iatroug opponents, it. is declared.,‘slievilr section is said to ‘bclir-v disorganizationlit would offer for greatcr'ndvau-

iwhicb would result at. the liuitlc tagee than an oifenslve in the north ]

incur

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is Prepared to Reduce of that oi the United

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with internal troubles in order that, (Emma-m The Guardl3") POMS “dB-“Bering their "MIG and MONTREAL' J“- 4'_A 3‘” PARlS, .lan. 4,~Tht~ Russian compromising the hope which islspecial from wnsmugt‘m 33”:

Soviet. loaders urn not In accord still fostered of opening trad.) ml +0er Emmi“ ‘8 Willing to surren-

mmughout the world_ Tms vol. _ with regard to the ottonsivn cam- ntions with (treat. Britain. ’t‘iwflla“ her “SE-0'10 PORNO“ “5 "MW paign against the Baltic states ‘sflme objection, however. door, unti‘re” 0' ""5 HMS" “Dd” WWW”

inf her own economic and taxation iproblems. parti0)ilurly her heavy debt She in under for a naval hol-

rcprutwntcd such an attack would) . , ‘i‘lie diphrnalou is attracting

llol: mu"- (.imucb alto-albino not only

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BRITAIN IS READY TO Tatum. HOll

According to aWashingtou Correspondent Britrir

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I United States. but in Great Bri- tain and Japan. Britain is not will. log however for the United States or any other nation to have a navy superior to hers.

losses: to concede is she will agree to limit her own naval programme

to a point where her new will be precisely equal to the power at in tbelthat or the United States.

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tier Navy to the Lore! States.

The rock bottom point of her will

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Gaining Strength (Special to The Guardian) LONDON, Jan. 4.-—A1rionn cab-i

les indicate alarm by the national! tsts at the increasing accessions from their ranks during the elec.f tion fight and the growing strength

The election

spirited has

thoroughly

Agricultural

.\z:""i‘.‘¢'|"'il Short Com-sol ill 1.30 in:

\griculturnl and Technical School.

'rllt,‘ some thirty students tirom various

Principal Crockett and Prof. W. J Reid made suitable introductory addresses outlining and explaining. the r‘bjccts of holding tihc course:

{Daily classes were arranged as, , follows: '

1.30 lO 3.00 p. -m.—iSheep Judging‘ - '

J c Yield

lAppuintmeuts on y The (LN. Railways;

way !:\lllui\L: tlio pl'mnotud ni‘ticiztls no] 1 “EM known in this city are:

\ir. i-‘. 1'. Brady. (lerimvil Manna» arm at Eastern Linus at Mantra; lrl uppoiulud Assistant in the Exec-i utiin with office at Toronto.

\\'. .\. Kingslaml. Assisian .(lonrrul )lzmancr of Eastern Lines at. Montreal. succeeds llr. Brady as

chnm'ul Millingvl' of Eastern Lines FEAR GREAT “BATH

GOIII'SG‘wim office at ‘Mmurml A'— l

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(Special to The Guardian)

The Canadian National Railways, Magazine for December supplies a sin has gained another lap in the of the South African UH'OUIB‘ “031' list of important appointments onlWorId race for control of oil. This

the C. N. R. recently announced, not from Ottawa. but from the Rails Toronto.‘

Headquarters in

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the“ RECENT PHOTOGRAPH OF

BEAUTIFUL ancass HELEN or GREEC

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:lflu to 4.30 motor mechanics, H.“ . I

W'hit‘ wk

7.?) to 9.30 in. m.. Hon W.1M. Lca, Commissioner of Agriculture: M‘oti :n picture reels.

in his opening address last cvcn 1mg, Hon. Mr. Lea gave a very in- teresting and informative talk on “an Management".

The courses will continue tor w works under the following in- attractors;

Wool Grading and Cooperative Marketing. Mr J. A. Thompson. of Ottawa.

Cooperative Stripping or Live Stock, Mr. J. K. King. Representuo live Live Stock Branch. Monoton.

Field Crops. Mr. J. A. Clark. Sup- erintendent Experimental Farm Station. assisted by Messrs. Frank Kenny. A. H. Hensuid and F. J. Moore

Milk Testing and Factory Work. Mr. Fraser '1‘. Morrow.

Cow Testing and Cow Testing

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Associations, Mr. C. J. Cooke, of daughter, Princess Helen, Kensington.

Poultry, Mr. Cyrus Poirier. Mt. beauty. Carmel. her as being engaged

Beef. Cattle and Horses. Mr. J. M Stock Show.

Plant Pathology. Mr. S. .1. Pop- plo. Pathologst at Experimental Farm Station.

Fertilizrrs, Mr. C. M. Williams. Soldiers' Settlement Board. City.

Farm Mechanics. Mr. Harry Whitlock, City.

Farm Management and Live Stock. Hon. W. M. Lee, Commis- sioner of Agriculture.

Agriculture in Rural Schools,Mr. W. .l. Boultcr. Provincial Agricul- tnrnl Department. '

Livestock. Mr. W. J. Reid. Pro- vincial Agricultural Department.

Trestle and is Killed

' (Special to The Gulrdlsn) SYDNEY, Jan. ll.-A man nam-

Cnrol of Rouniauia.

‘ Princess Helen

‘Wiih the return to power of Con-l stine as King of the llellems, btsl

This is 0

her most recent photos.

LATEST PHOTO OF GABRIEL

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haflrnidod the Convent of Carmelita collie into her own again as a royal Nuns 8L Ranpmgyh n yufburb of mm Recent rumors mentionedan today. They forced the doors in Prince and made an extensive investigat-

ed Richard Miller. a Newbund- lsnder, residing at New Aberdeen. W‘ killed‘ljy a fall tr’olft'a trestle at' Banking'itstion. No.1 Collier! on Saturday evening. The body

head out and one ear missing. The police are acting on the theory that there may have been foul play. but the general assumption is that the

7,000 men are tale.

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fatality was due to an accident.

when found was badly bruised. I

.The latest photo of Gabriel numio. the itrebrand of the

tic reveals in a remarkable the strong profile, the nervous

D'An- and Adria.- rnurnv. 'l he eyes oi the world trove manner lip! tor tor months. _ _ ,

britaiu Secures . More Oil Fields!

(Special to The Guardian) ; ATHENS, Jan. 4,—Great Brit -i

iXPEOTS

Any Previous Act. Br

time American concerns, includ« ing the Standard Oil, were block - ed when British companies and the M d

llllilytll Duli‘ll Syndicate were given et- HIUIH't'NSEUHH in the newly dist-over- ml fields of Northern Greet-e. ’l‘hc }_,l'xlt’itL of the oil yield in ’l‘hracc ‘und Epirns has not been made wwiwn in I‘ is lmmvn butthn grants

tram believed to be. most valuable.

Greenwood, Chief Secretary of ire

been received by cable through the j

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the informal explorations

l . ; MADRID, Jan. 4.—Ono oi the {several boats which put uni from ,‘Villugi'zlciu to search t‘ni- the pass. longer-n and crew of the wrecked Slt‘amm‘ Santa lsabel. 2.488 tons. ‘returnsd today with torty persons ~lw‘no had born rescued. The vessel ‘Was on 110' way from the Canary 51.1mm with 200 passengers and crew uhen wrecked.

out for peace and there can be no

E compromise with murder."

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Tim Sarita l..:l!)t-i was totally lost. 'Saiurday night on lilo coast at. \lillimrcia. near the Island 0ft

Suivorn. The limits from the Villa-l Hardin. began the search for survi—l 'ivors Sunday morning. Forty-five survivors from the wrecked steam er have been taken ‘10 Ribsyra. a village on the (laiicinn coast.

The Annual Meeting 2 Young Men's Christian

wring. Janus-y "I

being in attendance The various rc \ A wrra sulnnitt The captain of the Santa lsahel ed and discussei.

was rescued. but was unconscious F1110 direciom were Although otllclal despatc‘nes are (or 9- threw!!!” lfirm. Ia‘cklng. it is reported that many M835” \V- A- SteW‘M'T- I\- 0- Duo!” passengers and members of the min: W 3‘ mum‘- "rcw were mm. The Santa. Isabel 31019: and E W- Tum

l . Hie directors agreed to meet an wont aground at four ocloclr Sat- . uruny afternoon. Fishing vessels, meaday- the “h "1‘"- u 5 p' m"

which were despatchod immediate ’07 m" emotion °f '1 Pros'dem and ly from Fermi and Corunns, found “he? Sféggag sLEgraéb

the steamer aground in shallow h m h m gamma Lwatcr with the funnel and masts A1 1 ° meet 3 semy a: visible. The Santa Isabel was en- M‘Wn‘. w ganged m coastwisc service between .Cadiz and Corunns. It is oilficinlly stated that all passengers on board were to tranohipa at Cadiz for Bucnos Aires.

Captain ls Rescued.

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Anglo-Japanese Alliance Explained

(Special to Thenuardian) LONDON, Jan. 4.——~lnterviewed

by the London Times concerning Lord Northellde's explanation that the Anglo-Japanese Alliance invol- ved no obligation to Great Britain to join with Japan in the event oi war with the United States. Baron iinysshl. Japanese Ambassador in London says "i welcome the state ment as a timely warning to both Japan and the United States.