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" ' ° ' nr visitor _rrerirlr sailors win _ issue one _ _ nwnnoiviwi

'lnl|i'nu lille A it L Russian lisa __ _ o and Ready to Enter _ll Annupno Entered re M11§i_%’{‘l‘l;.. Mme M Wm. For the RIMM-_sy In “my _

. . ...9..°°"1’Y 0118*".

1,oNo0N Nov ' ia#-Omaha. 'capital Tha Ha/oulu Nov, 10.-Jabbaar v

" ‘ (special 10-tha .huarjilirri ‘»(8peolai te the Guardian.) ` of tire all-ximian Government, -nor, - Karrrebsn, Minister or Foreign stink

Leag_ue_oi Nrtio

beano piedgiy the Russian Bolshev hes announced in the chamber

» , - t

,kt 5 wqleoow official communication Holland intends to enterthe Leag

' ed here today asserts. lot Nations tlmmediately ratlflcati

.of _the peace treaty _is concluded.

receiv

'U-S9 s°“'t°‘ Toronto Firm of

Introduces Closure

_-a-`-1 _

(special to the Guardian.)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1,6.--For the

e in its history the .Senator

ing debate. The vote will be at 11 o'. clock uaieas Senator Lodge with- drawshla closure motiou.Shouid two thirds of t-he Senate support this mot. ion nq. member could thereafter speak more than one hour on. the peace treaty. Since the senate began its dell- peratlons with the founding of the Government in 1789 it has Jealously guarded its freedom of debate.

Soviet Ambassador 0

In Trouble in ll. S.

(Special to the Guardian.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.--Ludwig C.

K. Mertenn, nnibassador to the U. S. from the Russlan~lSoviet Government was today declared in contempt of me ioiut legislative committee which is investigating radical activities in New York state and a warrant for bis arrest will 'ba asked. Merlens _had ' been supcenaed to appear before the committee at 10.30 n.m. today and directed io bring with him _certain papers. He neither appeared nor sent the paper, but in stead declared ln li letter to the committee that he would decline to recognize its author- ity on the ground that »he was an ambassador from the ~Soviet Govern- ment. lie held that all communicat- ions between himself and his govern- ment were privileged for the reason he was a diplomatic representative.

German Crown Princess

Granted _,Divorce

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-A decree of

separation from Frederick William, former Crown Prince of Germany has been granted to the Princess Cecilie, his' wife. This information was convey- ed in at letter from the Russian Grand Duchess Anasatasls, of Mecklenburg Schwcrin, mother of the former Crown Princess, to a friend in New York, who today told the story to a repre- .sentla_tl_ve__o_f_tbe Tribune. The separa- tion' decree has been granted by the~ court of Brestsu, Germany. in which Princess Cacilie is suing the former crown prince for divorce. According to the 'I‘ri’bune’5 information it gives the princess custody oi her five child- ren, her castle at Oels, near Brestuu, and her personal fortune.

France and England to

Help Turk Victims

PARTS, Nov 15.-The allied policy

concerning Russia remains unchang- ed, it was officially stated here today, -following the return of Stephen Pic- lion, the Foreign' Minister froim Lon- don. lt was said that the Russian gov ernments which are leading the fight against Bolshevlsm are sufficiently supplied ‘with money. ammunition and food for several months. Neither France nor Great Britain, it was de- clared, would make any further sacri- fices, but on the other hand, neither of them would open negotiations of

shevlsrn.

The question of Turkey was descrlb ed by M. Plchon. Premier Lloyd G~eorge,Secretary of War Chuilzhill. and Arthur J. Balfour. during the ‘French Foreign Ministers visit to London. It is understood that Great Britain and France decided to act in common in the deliverance from Turkish domination of countries not Turkish and the protection of nation- nlltlcs scattered throughout the for-_ mer Turkish Empire.

?__._.?'@-_-1-'@°1*“'

il c0NoaNsao.si>aciii.s

*FOR BAL!--BRICK HOUSE ON

Sydney Street, suitable for Hotel. For further. rticulars apply if once or Med: ia. nancnisw. Se"- citor, Cameron Block.

:fills . 0 Nov 7-ei_

FOR SALE--MARE 60MlNG FIVE

years old. broke iii to all kinds wiirlt,~il8o pounds. Apply Frank A- liopklnson, 29 Edwall Street. C3f'¥_-

~P0si1-let# wAN'r_:o§ouivo pigs

wiib 1 o yeirb college training ri d one and one half years office el- nerience deairea position.-_B t ro! ereneea furnish p yi 'ig Guardian. » ‘ o 14,_

*FOX-I8 - IKMIN .--APPLY T0

.lack Hperioer Mt. award Road. alll' 1 have iaali-__.t.wo y sxperlww M some dt the beat fox'ra.rlcnes. _ _

1 ‘l 3" ' Nov. -i4l|.p~l1

» °WANTlD-IMALL FARM NIAR

_chariottatolwlb naar water preferr- ed; No BIB! to tate -poaaeaaion. Write 'fI9»~ A." `alo__Guardiln atat- lnt vvgierojasatedr ~-lim ' 0_ , 6! Q _

'° "goal-1_1-iam,

‘8ALllMANi_ WANTID '-1- SMART

enerlatiomaia for converting town and dnual . Salary _io right party lood o unitg. Apglyin person to Mr. .Rom via otel between 5.80 and 8.8M I8!!-11~14M!ipd

. - ~ i

(Special to the Guardian.)

yers a score of yeares ago with iirces at Toronto and Markdale. ’l‘ business association was broken

lien Hon I. B. Lucas became

torney General of the Province. day the other member of the firm E. Rancy K.C., is the Attorney G eral.

Britain’s Post-War

TradelV_ith Gernla

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Nov. 14.-*During

first ten and one half months aft the signing oi" the armistice tho (Jn

, ed Kingdom exported to Germs

goods to the value of over 580,000.0 and received from that couiitryl

orts valued at about $1,000,000.

tails of these imports and expor- were given by Sir Auckland Gedll President of the Board of Trade.

Handley Page Machin New Yorltto Chicag

' (Special to the Guardian.) MINEOLA, N. Y., Nov. 14.-In

face of za 20 mile northwest wind t giant -Handley Page Bombing plan conlnlandeil by Vice Admiral Mn Kerr, started from Mitchell Field seven o’clock this morning on an tempted no stop flight to Chicago. ’l`

plane carried eight passengers and _...___ 1500 pounds of womeu's clothing and The ge,-vices yesterday in com, f“l`*S W" me A1“€"iC'<i“ RF'~ilWf~':' EX' tion with the 55th anniversary of _. Dress °0111Da11v- 11 WHS “Period ihelnerlicntion of inc Methodist clirrr

(pac o e ua .

N N 14-Pr i L

The Premier announced that it

fo itself unable to

Referring to the so called p

.._._,._._--

_ q _ , i 1°-41 f “‘- 1 l‘"°“ in mg 9" ' W' y s uni calendar nam- mid be ,lo 0 in the h1s11@l¢"°114 |11 0111111

Attorneys Genet

nfs; um ‘ _ TORONTO, Nov. 16.--Reiley a votes today on the question of ifmitf Lucas was the name of a firm of la

us, _ ln Me! Adyentu

~ Special to the Guardian.)

an PAl$.1S, Nov. 16.-'I_‘he- Amari irs 'voacedeiegatlon here ba, received g,t_telagram from Vice Council _O‘Hara ue_'l‘rieste telling of ,reports -there th gn iD'Auuuncio left Fiume on the torp

‘ boat Vaila and landed on the Dalai ian coast where he is engaged in

. other adventure. .

3| Admiral Jellicoe '

Arrives at Vancouv

w- (Special to Tire Guardian.) of- V'IiC'I‘0itIA B. C.. Nov. 16.- he_Battle cruiser New Zealand with

rnlral Viscount el icoe ii card

up ' J l o b A1. rlved in Vancouver at two o'clock S

To- 111'dev. The ship has been in the g W_ for the last three days while Adm en-‘3_9\\l00 and his' experts made cert

investigations. Just where the w ship has been is secret.

with the investigation.

ny Admiral Jelllco is to remain

Vancouver until the 19th and then proceed to Ottawa.

he "

-1 Moirs Bedford Factory-

Burned to the Grou

oo , _ m. _...___

il- DY

De. (Special to the Guardian.) U, l-Inbmax. Nov 15.-'run saw

fcuit and candy makers, was compl

‘ly destroyed early yesterday morn

e by -fire, the origin of which is

known. The exact ‘loss could not

0 ands of clollars._Tlic building and

and it is understood that their va was in excess. of that amount.

the hi?

e. _

;‘;.Methodist Church

trip would take about ten hollis Aim this cuyp,,3Be,1 Off ,,-pry success! whole business day will be saved in ly The congregation in me momi the delivery of the express packages WM huge HPV Dr Wigle of Mau on board if the flight is successful §An_S0“_ was me m.encnmI_ HB to

. ""“I‘”“"""_'_“" _for his text, _“Consider the Lille

It was a tlecilicrlly' able and eloqu

‘ldlscourse and made a very favoroi

. , , _iimpresslon.

W h k At the _evening servlco the chur

' ' " S l was crowded. Rev. Dr. Wlgie again sou. .

occu-pied the pulpit. His theme w _..._-_-_-----

S la' 2 th G rman) "French the Word.” and it was inde

ree,

Gel£gXEU£m,’»are3vi'n tie Hsgeefx ~Cc§\_ masterly, scholarly, eloquent and he

fu and was followed throughout

mans today met no person .M any deliver with the closestattention

time on his ibehalf or with his know- f t Y fb th rviws wasthn stmg; Here beltaig sworni in its Bpectial lp

- cemen is even ng o mee w

| prcseniutives ln order to ‘learn whet- musical Dl0Ei'3mm_9_i Wu “I “P was declared to be an invasion of on

. e

her negotatlolis for peace might be "‘}“"fliUE 1116111 ed ewan rem. w opened and upon u7liat terms, S1115 Of Thy 'Mercics and _i nthe el

lo d.a. powerful and brilliant discou

-ledgehnd interviewed Bolshevlki re- 9” “Ye 0 _° S9. ` meh in

was enlng Gloria in Excelsls, and

. _ _ .. _ . - t

proposed to call nt- an early date an "HHU9l11.lHh (`l10rus,. from l-Iandel rntérnlltionul conference at willcli` the 11 POSUUCIG, llflhiileti 11DD1'0Dl`l8t€ YIYIYI Ministers or tire .allied rind nssoclat-, and lsolos. -the soloist 'being M ed powers might consider the various Milmie Myles of St. John who has problems which the peace conference coutrolto voice of' decided power 2;

set rarity of expression A marked

ns' yet had und ' » ' - ' ` - tie, among which wus the problem of ture of the -services was the hen Russia.. congregational singing which ably s

eacciplemenied theggood work of the la

advance by the Bulshcvikl, Mr. Lloyd't~.l_1oir. . ~ George said the Allies had always 1,1 the afternoon the annual Ch

countries through ii'rcsponsi.ble agen- were _yn attend-,-mcg and 3 spiond cies, and he thought it inadvisable to, programme was crm-red out and g depart [Wm the Practice- usual offering taken for the‘.poor.~

1 t di t t th Bo! » , I 'I;h°b?*"Bt.°"-~I;*°;"-t °g"~ G\°“tdh°“';m@ cal literature said to amount to neo

ann en o ru en - . e onrauae non e uc- '

y a um ng S e g cqossiul ciirrygng out of lthe services ly 8' ton' yi eueve was me b

- 1- in connection with the a 1

declined io take action on communica- feyfg Day was observed in the Heartzi It B mailed here yesterday lions purporting to some from 1108010 Memorial Hall. About 500 cbildren_ _ ‘wth mweight _“eg” members

id . the i.W.W. in the local jail cbarg

'l"5no.\i'ro, Nov 15.'-lnimonesty in ~ ' wonien's dress was condemned today! _

pby the Provincial Wonien‘s Instituiesi _ ‘ - -.

at the annual meeting here. Miss M.~_ _ < - - _

Sutherland of the Women's lnstltutes,_ ' .- Ci' h011l0s all H0\"i2011. 110111* Wcyburn,

Parliament Buildings; inlgiying a re-(_ ` -*W §;aCsll¢.tg‘h;-.tg;ir(tyr vzrirggifgirjgtpit-nglsé

port on demonsirat on ec ure cour»i _ _

ses lil dressmaklng and domestl0'PRlNCE -I linstngt 095' ““w‘;f05°“:_§f`{ie¥_;i°l:ft °fa‘;_" ‘mance sam: ` I N R ‘limit wllili-To-vl=r th: Okana axiestianig

“The sheer waist. low and loose., 0 Sr me Ped' ' g `

which is worn so much by young glrlsl _________ V '

E nowadays ls, I think very iminodest Won by - . ,

and the girl who respects herself aud_ Georgetown' 16 Futhen E_ _ expects the respect of tile, young men_ Murray mv", ‘ _. ' _ _

_'E he' °°mm“”"y Wm not wear Charlottetown, 1 Feather

em.. _ .

'rlrsirppianse which followed this ~'§°‘,ff"_‘1‘;f_3,de 1 Fame, - ---

stntement was general and hearty Mul'l°°\|°h° ' » ' (3P¢°|l| 1° *|10 Gvifdlln-)

and allowed that' her condemnation L Q 43 _ OTTAWA. N011- 14--Au early 1'2-

t th a “val 9 i _, organization of the administration of

me wt pp ` ' °h""°“°t°w" R°y'"y the Canadlan'offlaes in London may

‘be expected. ‘Sir eor-ge Perley, Can-

- - N°W D°'"|"'°“ adian High Commissioner, is anxious

HUNDRED REAL EGG LAVERS Bourll D|l!r|C¢ lm (mme home wherg he_¢an devote

ON EACH OF "mace FARMS' rated?" is:-igwfy - his attention to his own somewhat ex-

--- ‘ °-' '1 .teuslve business interests. -

WilNNIPEG. Nov. 15.-One hundred! Fort- Augustus-Mount Stewart. _-H is stared fam, quthnrytauvgry

real "egg layers" on each of the 160.-_ Booman arid 011' F°1'f¥» 2 F¢l¢h°"l- that Sir George Footer, Minister of 000 farms in Canada is-the sloB11I1i_ Oi.-sary. -1'F°°*'_‘°" Trade and Commerce; will succeed ndopted ‘byga Poutry1Ci\.lb just form- Freetown. 1 F0101" ' him. Sir Clifford Sifton, it is .stated .`ed‘-here, unannounced by R- J- Y°\\“¢-l - Montaquor Fll*"°’1‘ . -has. beenl prominently;mentio_ned for

Sccretary. Allowing a not profit Of -~Now- Perth~_ __ - the position of High Commissioner sem as ms 1, d _

a <lollar_per/ben, this would mean an Ent Point I _ ~ and it is said could have _had it long yeavmg he, gh-at yon, hasuiieq hor-

annual___rev”pe_._0, _,75_0oo,<y;i\o, _gel da; Victor-is .. A _ . _ago l;,1;lté;lhr;c_ll:i_e;l.oi_:ei:’-:n_lo`p;d1;gigs: self with thelilugs og the earth as and __ _ _ I ggamvtm ;|}§£0¢?$|||c:;o twaaged. MOTHER OF 'SER 'i°HO:ilAS_ A' <;_misslon will be continrtzd inasmuch gliglgairgrtiiia Egliatzls '¢;`f“th:1M::i.io11estl‘ """""°°". A ~ f' 1 D

~ . WH'TE'i'i“.FlA QW '.\W*Yi 'Ha it-.“'“l °'"““°"’ """“‘ °f¢““““- 'rbirr be said, ivoonmry to bor ui-, . . . i. . . ' »

J- 'd~_*-H-_.___ -` TORONTO, Niov' 16(--Mfrs., .nom ' 4 vine commission and forms an imDroD: , Inter In »

lieth Nicholas has passed 'away at OLAIMB DISCOVER OF | U n te med ha|.\o“.y_ 1 - . '» __ - »

;_i€’e_resldence of her sun Sir .Thomas "PERPBTUKL CALENDAR." 9 Sn; mga In which we are 21°: "fl

ht: _ ~» -""“°'1"' '.,b ti rl,idl .re° ' ~ 9 is Mrs. Nicholas was in her ROME.. Nov- 19-~R°v-- 1"r=11¢¢»=° Ts 9 .cw “uf rr swblgbndif rest III t0 b6 111 B08.I'd Of TI‘ad6_ R00mS

TIDE MOON ETC ,rue in _ , rin or tba ng i 1 , _ , _, _p _

’ . '_ ylrttlr year-,. sire was born in omega, acnrigria or ebb town ogbocorotondo. error-ci, organisations in tbeirq M d - t 9 ‘ a *-

"""- - i County ’I'yrone,__Ireiand,` in 1836. of_.in the Province of.Befi‘, claims I0 present form will &sas.( On ai . . . _

The "<19 Wm b” M5" ms "en "K d Presb tartan stock" her father have discovered ths‘ ‘iperpetual eel- aw, 1-signing merry from eirf f ~ _ at 6 53 and '°“‘°"`°'w “L L38; K Wm :fury y ne gf the north of lreland|endar" which has bodied 'seientiate orodyol bonds After the collapse of! ' - '

~ ' - n o - i »

11° dhwh d*°“‘Lf;"°;'t ’§°;;“F‘ at L29 Geatlgarns. end her mother geinl'-.a_fo1-tcentgy-ies. His calender Snail!! the present ebciescgpstlczl inatltutioinamf _ ~ »- 1 W.H.

1111 9 “"f° Y ' ' _ While quite young s e mar- of wo ses. 0118 super mpc! ,\\f>01\ in this greet trou e e new or er_ -» ' _

Sun sets this ““°“‘°°“ ‘*‘ ‘M "5 tifm., wbite; one in ruse nreitus groin riiiiigonorrier rner-nclreii that or srrsirs will be establishes on ine: - - Chalrman 1 ~

tomorrow at 4.50; it rises tofoorro ,nd ber husband' sailed- roi-» 0anade,’\l~éct day, week and month may be ob- ruin, or the old. This. he said. Will-. yrrromlnz 1*' H5 and Wednesday at ‘°""1\1r as airmen in 1-:alias oonnlajltaineo. _lr bi. stntemantii prove nor- bs nnaer ine direct spiritual noon-oil . . - i . ~ ;.7-1°- md' Novémb; whore they had reiativ . Mr. will _redo it will disprove the prediotionof of Christ and His true church."-'rheni .

Last “after 11100" ”' ll one anti sm “tab pmt astronomer-nenenoib-rust' will b mlriliee tire statement. olorv

OX _ ;'.y,__ mvmmf0® .

. ¢ - Y .-

`er um at S ll N°'°mb°f` -WM” became me Y“~.» ’ M Thomamf f I . ' eaoe goodwill towards men." 1 i "fl iii-fl _ .. _.gif ‘

Canoe Cove

'L _ - i

t not ' ` ->

WAS _ ON, Nov:.16.--iNo more

rr- “ar .

ooo Prince _of iwaileg “He was so game," ag. is the Way even apologetic delpisers au. of _kings explain their lapse in sucumr

‘terday in his beloved naval uniforui

lie sta _ p p The street car. 'Pwentv one guns greeted Ad' him and the cadets gave him a 'wond-

ifal claimed them as comrades. After- im* wards the boys cheered until they

The .Studacona accompanied t

_ New Zealand in connectl

Wm-Prince of,W~ales and his suite arriv-

nd.Britisl1 Minister Opposes

mlllt

“_ and box lactory at Bedford, own

and operated by Moirs Limited, b _

ete-_

in f . . ““`- lilent of the Board of Agriculture. in

ascertained, but it will he many tho

contents were insured for $50,0

ii; Anniversary Servic

_.___

8 al to the Guardian

5 popular. via or- has ever come t at Washington, ip the verdict here after ot a four slid- a half day‘s visit from the

_bing to the charm of the boyish prlncé . His final day was particularly hap- ‘py. Vallsntly had the Prince carried ' 'out the extrenlely~ ceremonlous pro~ ‘gram of the State Department. White

I' haired men and women have almost

monopolized him all week, but yes

rted for Anna oils in a s ecial

“Y” erful welcome. They were drawn up Ht' in lines butlafterwards marched to “lf the great hall where the Prince ac-

“l"\were breathless :ind when they had

,recovered they gave tbeir‘Annapolis

he you. a ' ' °" PRINCE ARRIVES AT SULPHUR

.l _ ‘sPslNoa.

M1 sULPilU.n sritlslos, Nov. 16.-

. 'ed here today for a three_dny's stay.

The royal guest will remain lncognito during ills visit. _

Restriction Against

Canadian Cattle

____»

(Special to the Guardian.) '

LONDON Nov lil -‘Lord Lee. pres

ed‘_ is- 1

be n long statement to the House of “S I Lords regarding a report on Canadian mistore cattle, reiterates thats Canadian 00»,cattle should not be pro lbited on 1119 _grounds of the existance of disease.

_ Ile, in fact doubted if any country had a more blameless record.

L’ Canadian Toys- es For English Children

ec-`. (Special to the Guardian.) '1‘e_ LONDON, Nov. 14.-British child-

il ren will play with Canadian toys lh‘s

g8peelaIlJEt§ gre Guaardlgqri.)

will lesgbtbis poet' bisrdre irorfany .Union Le Hl11ll° bln? ‘"1 f°\‘°°11 *° morning on account of the seamen 511190110 9HYm°°¢ “'53 “° “ °°““° having decided to postpone railings <ll11l:ll°° °f 5° ““TP"°° "“'»°d ""°9 ‘“ so they may participate in the elect- f V533* Ut “W G°"‘°°'“ mark ""1 ions. Among those detained been 'tile Au risn crown. Marks are quot-

use , _

of this decision is General Lyoutely, od at 18 trance for ninety girlie sud French governor who is returning to °1‘°W1\s *f f°‘“' ¢"°“°.° f°" °"°“"”"

___....._..._----

Strikes in Canada ‘ Burgonlastet of Mons _

er ends. Canada Greetln

(Special to tho Guardian.)

'$4 ;A.

'- During Septeinb

(Special to the Guardian.)

_ ilu ai emu .1 . .

hip’ BBi1(tsN,"l?I;ov.16.-:fl‘b`e._weli”knowu 7-»°l&%?_,g§:i_af . mr

coast of the

hilt to Socily, liaapg' ‘glad

insurgent of 0.000_r|Ieji; ing in the rearolthe '

eral Denikine. the ~- "- -_,; __ lender, on the South western ‘ front, according to a wir - ' ' snatch from Moscow. Gel. ` _ kine has already lliottiad U00!! N suppress the rising.

Lady Rhonca_’sii L 1 1

lmpressionsoi Cualla

_ii

OTTAWA Nov. 16.--During month of September there were strikes in the Dominion involving 010 work people .and resulting in loss of 165,949 working days, acco ing to the October issue of the La Gazette. The time lost in Septernb while less” than in the proceed

responding month' last year. 30 Diiierent~`Races to

' (special ao the Guardian.)

States will assemible on H. M. Renown next ’l‘ues'da°y afternoon pay their respects to the Prince Wales. The meeting has been arra ed by the Inter-Racial Council.-i

The following are the races to represented in the delegation: Arm

Patho Russian, Chinese, Czecho-'Sl

ak, Danish, Dutch, Esthonian. Finn French, Greek, I-lispanie, italian, J

ish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russi Swedish. Swiss, Syrian, Ukrainia

Victory Loan

close at 10 o’clock this morning which hour all applications must

c , _ - 111-` Christmas. Ari order for £1,500 worth

ri . , . . lie! respondent. enquired in several 1lU1\1"--

ers and was assured no German toys

ch had been bouglat"fo,~ thig‘yoars scu-

as ed

ng of llnliroalrable dolls has been placed;

s.”| iirm. Othci stores have also lailciiifhlfi °0l1\D9lili011 110-B been U16 111511

; swgking canadian toys our no---_ of increasing the subscriptions to t

loan very largely. _

Spokane Threatened

1 t

month, was greater than ln the c

Greet Rrhtce of Wal

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.--Repreaen

tives cf thirty races in the Unit

ian, Belgian, British, Canadian, C

anese, Je-wish, Jugo Slavn, Lettlsh, - Lithuanian, Maggan, Norweigian, Pol- PARIS NEWSPA-'F-:RE\?<

Gun Competito

German gun competition betwe

Charlottetown and Summer-side w

filed by canvassers. The result w

nt by Harrods, gnc of L0ntl0n’S l;1|-gigs* be 8ilii0\iiiC6d abtillt one 0'<!i0Ck. T

okydrpartmcut etorlcs, with u Tororitollolals in both cities will be la1'S@ 111111 I

he I .

~ By An l.W.W. lnvaslo

fsslllnin Warner, Op osiiionist, had been Eight 106111 members °f the Ame

et_;‘;:rnnlliilate, This vote was Warner 1,- ‘ ` .Yr “ - >~ ~' »- - . lo al h d narters today lhroos

me ulent twelve seatsf to hear from four T119 10?-WY- Dl\1‘D01‘\i115 10 be Sign

'llllll UFPUSITIUN

11’ - , i .sPoKnNp,_wasbingtob, Nov is its ~ 1 ‘ Mbnibers of this Ameincan Log!!

1_1. _ ._ thousand to two thousand memb ' ` ~ t

$3 A ($pec|a|,t° the Guardiam) World due to arrive here tonii ns 31-_ JOHNS N¢m_ N_ov_ “___” was iro niMontana and other parts of t

officially announced today that Wil- “"‘m‘“'°5l~

a` cl cted in the Fyoriune Buy district ‘fall 1-“’i;|01l Were U11‘€~if€I19d Wllll th

. c . _ nf lover Henry Elliott, the'Govcrnment fate 01 `f0"“\e\' H°\die"B killed 0'- 9°’

irnlia Tuesda in a. letter recciv

u i182, Elliott 4.11. The standing now is at c eo. fl D Opposition, twenty seats; Govern- the mall- a

‘ si-nts' ` by an onlcini of the 1. W. W. was tyr

_. , What the po ce b

n' _ ginnlng of a German soviet was ri

"'_' covered, they declared in the arrest

KELOWNA, B. C., N_ov. 14.--Twen- mvestigation_

ofthe Industrial Workers of h

t 1 ivorkcr, :ind null-saloon league organ

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he . with criminal syndicalism, police of-

ficers today seized a. quantity of rad -

be OTTAWA, Nov. 15.-Hoa. C. J. 31 herty, Acting Premier, has receiv 1,. o. cablegram from the Burgomaster he Mons conveying the grateful Ere rd. ings of citizens of that city to Cans nr- on the anniversary of the day wb er-_ Canadian soldiers captured it fr

mg the Germans.

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Sleeping Sickness s In Winnip

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WINNIPEG, Nov 15.-Five n

(3. cases of sleeping sickness, includi ed two fatal ones, were reported to t 5_ city health office today. .This brl to the total number of deaths to f

g- All the victims are adults. Accordi

to city health authorities all cas

be have been coming on for several da n- .

0 . is a

e and iu no case has it been coutaglo .lr that has caused the trouble

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' PARIS, Nov 15.-The .nevwspap strike continues, although one io nal La. Lanterne, appeared on t streets yesterday. La. Lanterne is newspaper of sociallstlc, but not e

n trernist tendencies.

It is belived the strike will co

tlnue until afterithe election and th

n a settlement will be arrived at in t ill course of next week. The gener at opinion is that the price of newspa be ers will be advanced, forcing some ill the smaller papers out of business.

BB -3_3 Murder Charge Against 1. 1- Eleven l.W.W. Members

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d' (special as tue Guardian.)

2,, nozvoou, Nov 14.-may amanda. et. giving her impressions of her roeoni.

a trip across Canada, denied any pro- ” iudice existed in the Dominion Against

fm English wo1nen.'i‘herewas #great de-

mand for domestic workers from tho

Old Country but girls wanting to ut- tle in Canada must cherish no tulle notions' about an easy lite. Bhe lad been struck by the clever hotalokoop- ing she had seen in Canada.

" c‘r:N'rltAL1A,wn.. Nov. is-Ar-

of and the total number of cases to tain. mngements were made md” w tu.

5 murder charges against eleven men,

9; ten of whom have been arrested foi- y lowing the attack of alleged members

“ of the Industrial Workers of the World

on ibn Armistice Day parade which resulterisln the deaths of four formal' service men. Public memorial aer- vlces for the four victims of the shooting were held today under the

S auspices of the American Legion.

'Search was continued in nearby

er towns fer sixteen alleged Industrial ur. .Workers of the World who were re-

e ported to Ceutralla bearing arms.

h 3 The failure of the coroneru jury to

X, fix responsibility for the deaths of the

four former service men C. D. Cua- ningh-am, assistant county attorney.

5 declared would not affect the caaea of he the LWAW. held in jail- H6 slid U10

prosecution had witnesses 'who were

af in ure frorrt ranks or the parade and D ‘who insist shots were fired from the

°f i.W.W. hall before any of the march-

ers started toward the building.

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rs. LONDON, NOV. 14.-William

e nr fuiilillarly known here and el

1-1 llronl <1 platform from which llc wa

9 speaking today, severely beaten an

,_ ` pltriideri through two rriilos of crow

1-il wr-st cnd strccts"dlf`rt plank. H

h ilssiiilauts 'for the most part, wer

yin»-dical studcnis, and against the

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‘io hi: \\»'>*ai<<-ilvil pli_\'sir‘.:ll cunlllli-i

Paraded _ by Medical Stude 1 Along Two Miles

e'_.l.>l\ii-loii, an American prohibiiio

iz-' carb; part of the march simply kept

_I .ii tlinlig he put up a strenuous figh E,li~--cf-iving a badly damaged eye an

ithcr injuries, so that finally, owin

TIUNIST

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nts and Others on a Plank oi London Streets. ‘

yhc was obliged to submit to the .n

EJ iignliy. Evrntuslly Johnson was ris-

n ruled by the police who during th-

thc crowd moving He was rushed to

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nhoro as Pussyfoot was dragged. Bmw Street Station, where hlsiniuf-

s les were drcssiid ‘and then he was d able to go home. The occasion of tb~ d-.ntlnck was n msc-ting in Essex Hall is I just off the Strand, at which a deb1t~~ eliiad been arranged under the auspi mi ces of the Overseas Club and' Pairin- t.,tic League between Mr. _ Jobu- d‘son and R. Mitch'-li Banks, a lawyl-i g. nn "thc how and thc why of American -i p;'iihiliiilon”. _ _

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SCRIPTIONS

_ji iinicnoo 02,200,000

lSn==1=-11 to the Guardian-lr c. K. onset. Quart is being bein rg:

_Ly sirvcii Austrians and Hungarlens 3 who sought to settle in the Okanagan have decided to return to their form-

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§ The victory been total reported up ’_lo Saturday night was $2,200,000 and 'when all returns are in will probably

. Abe very much higher.

on This amount shows that the Loan

' lwaeheavily oversnbscrlbed and is

"*’°' lm ati factor e er on . conucc -

Tile address ln the Prince Edwardiefsshill Sm wofkfo V y 9 t ¢h"“""’ s““daY “m`"‘°°“ ‘m Ch“"°h‘ The rural districts during the last union by Mr. M. Ayliowlctt, 0f_Wi“' ,few days have bought heavily which ’°"1’°¢- W" .1’”5@‘Y ~“*“"““"“' ‘“"°“tlbelprrn ir roll up me total. 'rbo town 500 pewle being pmsem' iof Georgetown has distinguished it

Mr. Howlett said that the attenlpt Belt and made a record pmbabaly un_

mward Chwch "nm" would- “ft bfnaxoqualled in Canada having won 16

fth B Y‘

yB¥°if:)‘;'e‘¥;"tg;‘:§;;|fIfg°it sulgmbréccauseyfeathers for its honor flag with a

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total of $40050.

Souris District also subscribed more

than 50 per cent over its cbinctivc.

Prince County panned its objective

some days ago.

ln Charlottetown the result of the

canvas conducted by the ladies teams was beyond expectations and was the means of obtaining a front many small subscriptions which otherwise would not have been received. ` P. E. island has gone well over its obiectlve in all three Victory Loans and the 1919 was the most autwsesaful of the three.

Citizens’

evidently the plain of God decreed? otherwise according to His' Word., The Bible, the speaker said, makes ai clear distinction between the -truei church and the false,-the true cburchi being likened to a virgin,_the false to; n harloi, as the Revelatiompoints out; in the _17th chapter. l

The Scriptural Commission the,

speaker said. of the true church wasl to keep herself unspotted from the

rr union, in the 17th chapter of Rev -

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