' nlodatioll for the new ‘members oi

> lllirliilns ha" immiliellceil I0 ilebreceilved as to the seating location

‘llcuicfm. l

openness 1v, (.1925 i l lliiiilmdiiiitiéfii. i"

iidence

MONTREAL, Dec 1G—-“Wg balm: got. to cultivate confidence in our- BBIVGH- I am tired of seeing Can-l "dial °Dinioll duplicated by meal of other nations; I am tLod of see-i in; our industliai. life domlhgted by men of other nations; l hope ,the time is coming when we will have such a confluence in oursel- ves that we will take up our own problems train our own men, do our own things. and establish our own traditions—tholl \ve shall have national development."

In these words Dr. 1-1. M. Mory. ‘ President of the University of Ai- bvrls‘ summed up an address to ‘the Canadian Club this afternoon ton the future of Canada,

PllliiliEM

Indications are that there will-be a Great Lack of Accommo- dation for Both Members and Employee During the Session. '

(special to The Guardian.) OTTAWA, Ont., Dec. l7—A new problem has arisen in the Capital. llle lmdhlg of proper hotel accom-

... nuundu

C h i e f Conservative

Parlizuhent- With tile closing of

Whip States Atti- ;.‘;: *:.*;:,i.*,.‘.‘.“":;‘.“i..fr.:.:“"..:::, tilde 0n House acute. . ‘

indications are that the Chateau (Special to The Guardian)

Luurior, the Windsor and the Alex- mlilriil, will be filled long before thc Session opens on January ‘I. OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 10.—W'hsn that the more. centrally located the fifteen-til ‘Parliament opens. the apartment ‘blocks will soon have Progressive members will probably disposed of their available space; be seated on the Government sikle and that the grelll 111ml)’ 0f those of the iiouso, at the end of the coming to Ottawa who do llotlchalllbel- further removed from the worry about finding living uuaHSpeakcl-‘s tllrollc. This is the posi- tcl-s ill advance. Will b8 Qllllfelyliion decided by ‘the Progressive, out oi luck. ‘ group in the liouse of iComlilons, as it looks as if the high classcxpressed ill ncom-municntion from boarding ilousos are going to have Robert Forkc, Progressive Leader. n $400!! 96am“- Mmadli BBVBT-ill So far, no intimation has yet been

roiuszlls to ‘their applications ford“ the llousc of tho "Ginger bllicls ililtheir usuni Ottawa dunr- Group" hut at present there up- iurs. lloslllos the ‘members of botlbpezlrs to be a likelihood that the Hull-nus. OVBFY ‘Session sees the ar- members oi tho “Ginger Group", rival in Ottawa of a flock oi steno-Hllay sit on the Opposition side of‘ nrapllors, secretaries, clerks, and tile House.

oillcr persons who are in thedir- l'i'l employ of the govcrlllnellt for that ltcrifld. ‘

ts over the difficulties of the seat- ing accommodation ill the next Pur- lilliuclll. was definitely slated toduy by Chic-i‘ Conservative Whip, Boys.

"No instructions have ilecil given, to lllo as to wilicll side of the liouse tile Progressives desire to sit ull." stated Mr, ‘Boys, “and All‘. Casgraln having no information,

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Impressive Funeral ,

Service For Late desire to sit, with the single exceir ‘tion oi Mr. Forke, ‘i decline to be

"i‘lle funeral of the late Right ll party ill any ‘way whatever to the licv. Monsignor MacDonald, which seating oi the ‘Progressives, with “=15 NYSE‘? ‘dllflllllfill WM‘- llelll Yes‘ thc single exception that if they 110-’ tel-day nlorlling from the Silcrc-d sire to 51L (ppm; the Opposition side: licllrt Home, i\[ 0.40 to St. -D\\\\-11 milks ‘tho l-cq-lliest that our group‘ shop's (liltllcdral, whcrc ‘J Soicllllllsll h, exlclllloq [ol-lll lllld llltogpthol-l ‘licqliienl ‘High Mass was coiclirutq“Chum-lug that portion of the Op-l "ll by R9“ R- J- 3109901111111, ‘Uposilion bent-hos llt1iil‘i3t-li.lll0S|lt)fll(- "l/ltllfiw 01‘ U") <l"l~'“i1~‘*@il~ li-“fillilml tr, l arm lcavllll: the seating of the by Rev. Maurice ‘Muitilifillllltl, l)Qi\'ll)rngl~usllivLls entirely ill ‘their own 1'01], and Rev. A. J. hlclntyre, suuluuul... with ‘the exception above nlcntlollcdl"

The body was received at the ell- noll, glues lllul me situation up.‘ ‘Tame i0 U19 Cal-ham“ hi’ RB"- satisfactory, but lire prcpllrillg to‘. it. J. McDonald and placed ‘in thcll-uce lL Snnctuurysysanrthe Main A-ltsr.

lgehtgrl in the fiaiiotuary were a large number gill Priests from St. liunslulrs University and the Cath- l-dml stall‘, who also attended file funeral as nlollrncrs.

Ailcr Milbid [he casket was open- ui and‘ lilo ulclllbers of the con- gregation were given an opportun- ity of‘ looking, for ‘tllc last time. at lllli illllliillll- cnuiliclluill-e of "Father l)oli-l;:lld-".

Chamber or com! merce Meets In London

(special to The Guardian.)

'i‘lle holly was. coilvcycilfrom Si. LONDON’ u?” 16—lh° 0mm“. Dullsflllrs Cathedral ut 2 oblock tollil" Chiming“ m C°m'“e'°° h‘ mm‘ llw Runway Stalk,“ and ll,“ at 3 don today held its first lullcheoll l, n, 5,3,. Tlgnlsll where llll thafslncc its removal into the new pre- wllg “(m-ml (ll (he beloved clergy. mises in British Columbia House. mall will be lu‘id ‘to rest on Friday 511‘ Ilurton Chadwick, ‘Parliament- illorillng. An impressive and solemn 5ecremry u’ the Board of ru-rvice will be hc-lil in the Churchllrmle- ‘m3 m“ gum" of hono r‘ of St. Simon and St. Jude, of which ""4 S" George Nkmire“ BMW" the late IMonsignor MacDonald wasllvfls l" ‘he aha"- M“ Lurkm‘ High pastor for over half a century. 'C°mm“““°"_°" was “nnble "D be

-.A special ll-alll wlll leave Cllal-opresent. '1hc Canadian Chamber hllgeywwn on rel-hilly mol-lllllg at 5'of Commerce has doubled its mem- 0'Ulock. refill-lung "He, the, luneraljbership sinro nlovins to the West the hour for which is set at 10 Ellib

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n. Iiichiillun, ‘Slxtus MoLellan, ii ‘Philip Noonan, Michael Croken and n! Alberto", “ml l"; l; is seldom possible to stage or Frvach by Reverend P, C_ GaMhdal-l-ecn ll production which will be ll

(ft-used, ‘Revert-ml J. C. ltiacLcan. Vicar General. Reverend Kennethl ‘Nladlfilersoll, Reverend A. MacAulU ll-Y Reverend J. C. ‘Mac-Donald. and (‘ilptain M‘ne({ratll_ of Tignish. 'i‘lle-l funeral sermon will be -pi‘i‘fl".'ll(‘(i in‘ English by Reverend Tercllcel (‘nulpbeill

(izlpt. J. liicfirnth.

The remains were accompanied ‘I t once interesting instructive and l" on Palmer Rout lilppcilling to all classes but it may

lo Tignish by Reverend Fathers,

Stephen J. hiucDonnid. and R.‘ J.

‘Mll-Lintlfllilll. nephews of the de- hl; geld with fiFfllFilllllfi that this privill-gc sud satisfaction has been vvnjcyflll by i.\lr. Willliunl Fox in his

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Condensed Specials

RATEAC- per word, net each ‘martian in this column.

now slliowing lwzlrd ‘Diwali?-

the few which from the first till the final scone catches and holds the interest of the audience. Backed by a panorama of natural settings eur. built on a plot no dfif-llll cor. build on a D10?- "0 49m" "l which is lacking and supported by l\ strong and carefully selected CXISL

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‘JOB PRINTING 0F EVERY description, cheaply and expedi- tiously executed. Guardian Cent- ral Job Prlntery. Phone 133.

‘USE SAUNBOME SAUSAGEQ- Made mm every day. Saunders- Newsoa l! 00.. Market Building.

-- . lI74~7-l$-6mns

‘YOU WANT 000D ENVELOPES Prices 50 for £00., 1B0 for 350.. Z50 for 550., 500 for $1.00, 1.000 for $1.05. Postpaid. Guardian Office.

‘BOARDERO WANTID. -- ALL modern conveniences. Reasonable prices. Apply Ml Richmond. or phone 598. llfl-ll-lld-thsmul

.

FOR SALI-PIVI ‘PAIRS SIL- ver Black foxes, Canadian Nat- Ionsi registration scored 90 to 06. Dalton Rotten Girl-sin. A. J. ‘Bernard, Tllnilh.

0731 1i 17 0i.

‘LOCK-ON KING ITRIIT IOI- fon Terrier. will Kindly call --f. _ ., lfli-lf-lflbnuld make it a point to n0.

‘ i

the spectator would defllffl- ,

‘The plot which begin; with the dreams of a iaraesinlf 111M961‘ and terminates in the realization of these dreams long after the dream- er hnd passed away abounds in ac- tion humor romancc 11nd hifllflfical interest, -

It depicts the‘ vision, sound judgment. and unconquerabie zeal for service which characterized tile lives of ‘those pioneers will’ hum and 59¢ lh motion the America of today. The many shut-vie“ and hardships which nccomilflfllfll we lhllhdipg of one of the worlds greatest commercial highways 6P9 oiea/rl sat forth and v-ividllD 9°?" trays . Along with this "WW l! I rare trend of humor and a story of romance all of which go ‘t0 mike

and therefore tllere are still plen-

gift that he'0r sile desires.

these children are asking nor, in

' 'i‘lle attitude of tile Conservatlv- -

tilat 1 have seen. as to wilel-e llleYli-IDPQA] l0 P9110913 “lim- mr i‘ ten“

and privatioll. Evory child who

lprl-sacntatlull of "The iron Ii-orse" at tllc Prince Ed-

This plfllllri! which may ‘be pluc- ml (ll :1 clnils by llnelf is one of

of

the story is slowly and sil- cntly told and seems to end just as

up a cinema production which all

lllilllllllllill “ llii

llllfi filNll lllllli? i

A very generous response was made yesterday to the Guardlialfs appeal for "Alias Santa Clauses," and no less than twenty eight poor children were adopted ‘by kind hearted readers. At the same time a number of additional names oi kiddies who have only "Alias Santa" to look forward to for their Christmas happiness, was sent in.

ty of opportunities left for those vfllo wish to adopt some needy ‘boy or girl and ‘provide ‘the Christmas

The nature of the presents that

most cases some necessary ‘articles of clothing. cannot -be without its

i

This ‘little chap is sure there

is a Santa Claus. Do not let l

his faith be destroyed. l

want is. hem; helped hy “Alias snllta Claus- es" has had ills or hcr nalllo place-d on the list. that iipllflflrs bclow., through the clergyman of this: city, and evory ‘cane is a most fie-l serving om‘.

Solllc oi tilcsc cilildren may. all- less you illll-‘.\VCl' their mule appeal,‘ for your ilclp, spend a very nllser-l ablc- and unhappy day this Christ- lllns. They are depending on you to sec that they receive a visit! irolll Santa Claus. Are you going‘ w let them be dlsdppointcul?

To be all “Alias Santa. Claus" all that you have m do i; pick out (he (illllil for whom you wish to act, sclld ill ynllr own llillllE and the llillllll flllll nllui-ber of the child you are zldoptiillz. and then, soille‘ tilllc l)Ol7Tll'c-'DI'UCl|1ll91‘ 23. send ‘in llw plwsoilt. scuurcly wrapped and plainly uddrrlsserl, to Lilli! office, 1t will be delivered to a very 118911)’, youngster" on (lllristlllns Eve or Cilrlstlnzlg lllorilitlg.

THESE CHILDREN NEED ALIAS SANTA CLAUBES.

2. Earl, age 10, boots. 12. Oliver, age 7, boots. ~14. Mary, age 10, overshocs (size 1. 47. John, age 7. Teddy Bear. 54. Vincent, age ‘l1, boots. 57. Charles. use 1S months, dress 50. Anthony, age 7, skates. 61 lMona, age 13, cap and mittens. 62. James age 1d, sweater. 63 John. age 0, sweater. 64. Tiny, age 4, dress, 06. Frederick, age 6, stockings. . Jolln, age 3, cap and mittens.

in a word u pitiful story oi

ms coupons J span-es e Cabillet Sends Troops To Manchuria.

(Special to The Guardian.)

TOKIO. Dec. lti-Overriding the Foreign Office, which reiterated this ‘morning that -no troops would be sent to Mancburia, the Cabinet decided to exert pl ssure on the War Department for the immedi- ate despatch oi 1,000 troops from Korea and 2.000 from Japan, iarze- iy motorized. The war area is growing wider end the present forces are Inadequate in vieve of the danger of widespread looting. Gen Kuo’s forces already are alone the Japanese none and now Gen. Chang is insisting on the right to traslt, in face of threat to disarm anyone cloning Edward Maud, when he spoke b, the line. The situation is fraught wit-h dangerous possibilities.

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Canada Wheat Pool Will Handle About 200,000,000 Bus.

(Special to The Guardian)

vqag uni

siiis iH-llii s inn

Young Boy Terrorizes Community W i t h Series of Lawless and Violent Acts, Arrested W h i l e Asleep.

(Canadian Frau.)

YELLVLLLE, Arkansas, Dec. 16 —-A smell boy sat in the Marion County Jail here today, hroodin! over a week of desperate adven- ture, while residents of Buffalo community, in the remote back- woods eilet of here, gave thanks for the end of a series of violent deeds.

The boy. little Arnold Comer. who says he is “about 13 or 14."

[F F I l] it Ni PllliillliilillN

tional u...

.1Af O

(Canadian Frau.)

tnde that convictions will

prompt Punishment."

and the crime wave stopped.

isiuiimlii u

Mr. Justic-e-Arsenault Addresses Interna- at Bos-

BOSTON, Dec Iii-Justice Arsen- n"? 5595119" suit of the Supreme Court Prince

fore the International Club ‘here inst night told interviewers that “the only remedy for the crime wave is ‘by efficient prosecution and convictions to create a certi- mean

"We have made Canada an un- healthy place for criminals Recent- ly we had a. little crime wave in Montreal. We banxed six thugs there The

. 5. BANKEHE

News of Affair First Published, in Mos- cow-Significance is Denied.‘

NEW YORK. Dec. IW-AIDGHOID bankers and Russian industrialists Bothered at a dinner at the Bank- ers’ Club in New York Thursday and, in view of the commercial possibilities of Russia, the meeting of bankers and Russian ‘business men took on unwanted signific- ance.

Absolute secrecy, however. sur- rounded the proceedings so far as American newspaper representa- tives were concerned, but the Rus- sian semiofficial news agency was able to obtain some of the details, which were forwarded to Moscow

Siilllli‘ lllNlll Slilillill BY

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All Parties Averse to Early Contest-Con- servatives Will At- tack and Challenge

I I (Bpedlei to The Guardian) ‘OTTAWA. Dec. lsr-Thfi fact that ‘the general election was stren- uous and cost a lot of money and effort. and that no one wants an- other in s hurry. are great influ- ences operating in favor of the Government when the House meets, Conservatives will atrtndl the Ministry and challenge its au- premacy. but, really, they are not expecting to upset it. but however. mean to give it a lot of worry and trouble and keep it, so to speak,

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ltled fact. lhas been agreed upon by the var-

lflicnt rows of the -Liberals' side o‘f

TO NTO . 16.— i has admitted to officers that he R0 ' Dec Accord n8

is the author of a succession of laWleBs acts culminating Sunday in the slaying ofthree persons. He was sleeping the sleep of exhaus- tion yesterday when a sheriff's posse seized him. Near his under- sized body lay a collection of four pistols, a shot gun and a peck of ammunition.

Manitoba Wheat lPool. who is in

the Western Hospital in; the U. F. 0. Convention, two will be handled (by the Canadian in alddltion to coanse grains.

controls it has been. able to reduce

rates on wheat, The cost of broker- age and cost of handling wsgonload

S e a ti n g Arrange-

pression in the desire for enforce- cabled account from Moscow.

rlrfgzrgsti'rz?g“éay ggaxggoffiaxz: ‘a: ment. People must see to it that "was a banquet today (Thursday). _ the handung 0t the crop” an,“ Mr proper officials get int-o office. if at which Reeve Schley, vice-pre-

Bume" ' ‘ you have a rotten government the sidellt of the Chase National Bank

‘ only remedy is to turn it out and entertained officials of the Soviet

(Special to The Guardian)

OTTAWA, Dec, 16.--Whlle it had been generally understood that the 117 Conservatives would re- quire one side of the House of (iolnmolls Chamber. to the exclus- ion oi other groups, it is now a set» Tile allocation of seats

el for the last two crops. which re- presented about 541,000,000 bush- els. so that at the rate of 25 oents s. bushel $185,000,000 extra than gone into the farmer's ipocket dur- ing 1924 and 1925.

Mr. L. E. Prowsds Condition Serious

A ‘telegram received from 0t- tawa at 11.30 a. m.; yesterday brought the very regrettable news that Mr. L. E. lPTOWBB, was sin-k- ing fast.

Mickey Walker In Nova Scctia

' (Canadian Praia.)

HALIFAX, N. 8-. Dec. Iii-Mic- key Walker, welterweight champ- ion of the ‘world, emerged tonight from the woods of North Cape Bre-

lous party whips and lit has been agreed upon by ‘the various rparty whips and it has been decided that the Progressives \vlll occupy two

the House, from half way 01=0wn_ the chamber to the south entrance. On- ly two seats will separate them from tile front seats occnipied by one indepelrziozlt.iienri Bourasseau and by J. S. Wocglsworth, Leader oi tile Ilailor group. who has the support of one other member, for- mcr Alderman Heaps of Winnilpeg. Scllle difficulty developed over thu allotment of rooms for members in the Parliament building. but it is expected this will lbQ adJusted and the problem disposed of before tile elld cf the present weak.‘

an axe for two weeks with the pulp wvood cutters of the Oxford Paper Company. and rounding in- to shape for his forthcoming bout with Tommy Mliligan. Walker came out of the woods at Murray Bay and will spend the night there, going tomorrow to Syd-hey where he will referee- a charity boxing bout tomorrow night. He will come to Halifax lFl-lday night and immediately after his arrival

New Finance Minis- ter For France

(Canadian Press.) ‘PARIS, ‘Dec. 1ll——Senat0r Paul Dollmer was appointed Minister of Finance today. After a conference with Prelllier Briand, the Senator announced he would accept the portfolio. If he had not accepted, the Bri- and Cabinet would have resigned. -—-_--oo->—-—-—

$2,500,000 Stolen

BERDLN, Dec. l-L-Four mail bags con-mining checks and securi- ‘tiee valued at ‘$2,600,000, were stolen from a train between Ber- lin and Ham-burg, last night. ‘Three of the bags, the contents 0f which

Arena where weights, Dick Hunt and Joe Hart-

preliminury ‘bouts.

er recovered. best of shape.

. Maurice. age 2, sweater. . ‘Lillian, age 6, dress.

. ‘Peter age 10, rubbers, nLOillH, age 5, stockings. . Morris Louis, age 5_ cup ‘and lllittc-ns.

7S. Ruth, age 7, mittens.

l7Q. Alberta, age 8,_,d‘ress.

80. Earle age 10, rubbers,

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t.

‘ll

. . James Alfred. age 4, sweater. . Helena, age 8_ scarf.

. Lc-n, age 8. Ovenstockings.

.. ltonslld age 3, shoes.

some Atlas smra ccauafs

A-r 1

will, Misg ‘Freda ‘C/alwlli

Burnett, Mrs. E. S. “Bllrleigh

H. J. Palmer. -

Administration

(Sgwdal to The Guardian) OTTAWA. Out.. Dec.

istratlbn of the Department of Sol- dlers Civil Rea-establishment has ‘been 3,816 percent. which is a rs-

of administration amounted to $1,- 946,000. The granting of the em-

gl-eetir inereaau ministration. ,

Mrs. E. ‘S. Blanchard, Miss Sadie Moifinnon, Glen Martin; Mrs. Tho- mas Kenny, iMoreli, lR. R. 2; Mrs. W. ‘H. F. Gill. Miss Constance 02l- Mliss Larlan Morris, Muster Harry Mor- ris, .Mrs. H. i1, Large, Mis eMuir, Master Lyn Burnett. Master George

Ellerslie; Miss Florence N. inman,

Joan Williams, Master Franloie P. Hexlnessey, ‘Miss Stella Hennesaey, Master Ambrose Hennosscy, IMr W, A. Weeks, Mrs. John Morris, ‘Mrs.

Reduction In Cost 0f

lit-For the current year, the cost of admin-

duction of one percent on last year. This includes also the admin- istration of pensions. The turnov- er has been 060718.000 andl the cost

piloyment relief in very expensive to ‘the Department, as they have to investigate in each one. and it the colt of ad-

to‘ C. H. Burneii. President of the

suffering from an illness contracted follow-

hundred million bushels of wheat wheat pool out of this year's crop. "Through the volume of wheat it

very perceptibly the lake freight

1t also raised the price of wheat by at least twenty-five cents a bush-

lien, where he has been swinginz lszee in the some regions although

be will enter the ring in the local two local welter-

nett, will stage a battle in the ia- terests of a. Christmas fund, with Walker refereelng. Teddy Hayes, Walker's manager, will mferee the On ‘Saturday morning they will start for Wal- ker's New Jersey home for Christ- mas, Hayes, reporting tonight on Walker's condition. said that the two months sojourn in the woods had proved very beneficial to the were valued o; $2,250,000, were lat- fighter and that he was in the

criminal will think twice if he sees very little chance of escaping pun- ishment through inefficient prose- cution of laws."

Declaring he did not want to an pear critical of United States courts Justice Arsensult said he believed Canadian courts were less congested than those of United States partly because of the lack of liquor cases. Commenting on efficient law enforcement in Cun- uda ‘he said:

“Public sentiment must find ex-

nnd published there.

Though information was refused to the American representatives, as the ‘banquet was declared to be of a private nature, the Associated Press instructed its Moscow bur- eau to send back to the United States the account of the dinner as mode public in Russia, end is thus able to present an outline oi the proceedings.