population was at the station when

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Body of Baron_ Von Richthofen Was Tlurn- ed Over to His Coun-

trymen. HE VANQUISHED

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925

LEADING FIGURESIN NATIONAL TRADE CONFERENCE

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Rev. J. B. Daggett giv- es Interesting and In-

formative Address at Caledonian Club

VSDGBklHK before a large laudlieuce in ‘the Caledonlari Club ‘rooms on the subject, “Life ‘in a Sanatorium," (Canadian Prose)

‘Rev J- B- DflEBN-‘i 0! TYWB‘ ‘lllii LONDON, Nov. 19.—- Dowager eve-Ill"! ilelll/Bfod 11119 ‘l-l1l1'¢1 0T the Queen Alexandra. mother of King

of Age Has Been For Some Time.- Cause.

Her Majesty Who ‘is Now Almost 81 Years ‘

Nlllii CRITICAL

Failing in Health Heart Trouble is The

dread this afternoon at the news that the beloved queen mother Alexandra had been stricken with

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Defenderfif Village of Merjiayun Have Surrendered .

RE-INFOECE- MENTS ARRIVING

Club's winter Berle! 0! 1911911199- George is critically ill from iheart a heart attack at her country 80 5g- (ilolm finilelailrlrvlce Rrealdem‘ attack it is officially announced. b01119‘ Snndrlngham "Hmlse. The -————- a e l“ c a "n n- The Queen wflhose 81st birthday first official bulletin announced _ lMr, ‘Daggett spoke from hlis own mus on December 1n sugared an that Alexandra was critically ill Refugees From Inter

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t ‘ti t d in lih discussion _ Had Spggtagular (jar- $1”; gy,g,,g‘g-,,,,,,c,u°m (Qleswmissuea from her home Sandring- anxiety that death might be ex t d S“ eer Durin Wa W At the Conference of the Canadl Board fTr d 7nd Ch b f C h ld l Wl er declared ‘that it hiad been (he lIB-lll Cafltle this afternoon reads: 32?: ulllgw-gelllg 21111152! a 12:1" Owal‘ S l on ' - an I o a e a am er o emmc ce e n Il- o , ssa 0 8 60 B g r [as nlpeq. and just concluded the three men above had promIn-cnt phrta to pla ,r‘l'hcy are. left to ‘best address ‘m Tulbercumm he H" Maiesty Queen Alexéndrfl who with Queen Mary ls visiting n; |a pr,“ Sh t D b B t I y . had ever ‘helm-d while manneq- ma. who for some time past has been (Ca d n ) 0 Own y 1'] - rght, A. M, Dollar. of the Vancouver Board of Trade, A. D. Dawson, of the Montreal Association, and gamed m“ it ‘should m6 muhmb (‘Mung in health Buffered a severe Sfllldflllgllflm 1111111111911 U18 ‘P111169 iDAjMlAmuis’ Nov, lit-Syrian

ish.

L. W. Sim: from the port city of St. John.

KEHL, BADEN. Gerlmany. Nov. 19.-1Baimn Manfred Von Rlchtkof- en, Germlsnyie ace of aces, had a triumphal homecoming today. The body of the titled flier, who paiin-t- ed h-is plane scarlet as a continual challenge to enemy airmen and who vanished eighty adversaries Ibe- fom he himself was slim, down ‘in 1-918, was turned over to ‘his count- rymen lby ‘the French and started on its journey to ‘Herliln for per- rnanent entombment. Kelli-I'll entire

the train bearing the ‘coffin left ‘for the Oelpltad About the‘ bier was

CllllRSE 0F MACKENZIE KING CWT IS Nilll illMllST Rllli

Breach Between Liberals And Progressives Expected to Widen as Times Goes on- Conservatives Effectively Combatting

May Mean The Organization 0i National B. Of T.

(Special to The Guardian.)

WINNIPEG, Nev. Ill-A Nation- al Board of Trade for Canada will he the outcome of the conference oi’ the Canadian ‘Board of Trade which has been sitting ill Winni- peg for the last three (lays and which came to a. conclusion today. Steps were taken this afternoon toward setting up such an organ-

heart attack this morning. Her Majesty's condition is critical.” '(Sgd) F- G. Williams, Sir Thomas Herder. ‘King George and‘ Queen Mary are at Sandringham where they have been staying at York cottage since last Saturday, AD DOWAGER. ....................... ... LONDON. Nov. 19.—lt is recalled that Alexandra was reported late in June to have developed heart trouble and that a. rumor of death was circulated in London on Octob- er 16. The grave nature of today's official statement has led London to expect tlhe worst in view of her

ed in pamphlet form and distribut- ed through the country for the ben- efit of the public. ‘And indeed Mr. Daggett dealt with his subject in a masterly manner; ‘giiving ‘his aud- ience an excellent description of the methods adopted in the cura- tive institutions for the treatment of the disease, and also informing them of ‘the lack of knowledge and general apathy to tuberculosis that exists today.

‘i-Ie spoke first of the tuberculos- lis germ ‘itself. and said that the bacte-riologlets could not agree nip- .on just what it was. "Some said that i; ‘belonged to the‘ ‘animal lolngdom, whllle others claimed that it was a memlher of the vegeltaible kingdom. advanced age.

of Wales who is the queen moth- er's favorite that her condition was somewhat reassuring. Cou- sequently the elaborate plans for the Prince's procession through London tomorrow to the Guild Hall for the Lord ‘Mayor's official welcome on his return from South America. were not cancelled and the other members of the Royal family including the ‘Duke and Duchess of York, are remaining in London instead of going to the aged queen's bedside. as would have been the case if all hope were given up.

At 10 o'clock tonight the queen mother's condition had not mater- ially changed since early ill the

Druse and Bedouin rebels are ‘re- ported to have captured the village of Meryliayun on the Palestine fnon- tlcr. Defenders of the villla-ge and one thousand volunteers are said to have surrendered.

SFDON ‘SYRIA. Nov. 19.—French reinforcements comprising 1.000 in- fantrymen with tan-ks and armored cans have reached this port. A torpedo/boat destroyer has also ar- rived.

‘The commander of the destmy- or visited the Presbyterian ‘mission school and ‘Near Beet relief orphan- ages the staffs of whlich he re- quested to remain promising them ailcquato warning of any danger from rebels. The french governor

a‘ guard o‘ honor o! “rm” Gm“ lZ‘lilOll which is expected to i'unc- Today however the weight of LATER day, she was comillfllfily <101111Cl°l15 cllnlcrfed “ilill Tellfllillls leaile" °t ma“ ‘Idem and the "am was e? —-———0——~——-— lion alon lhe same lilies as the opinion was that, it showed the LONDON Nov nil-The ‘British and seemed not to be losing all ilellflmlllflllflns 311d 115K011 l-llfli- e07!“ m!‘ the “m” distance by (Special to The Guardian) of a government of this country bc- United Stilts-s national chamber of characteristics of b01111 these great ca, 1m] “peg-landed emotion and ground. We)’ ""39 ma" mllilwws "m- 1° a squadron of sirnlanes- ‘ A l “Recognition of Mari- classes of organic ‘lilfe. at any rate p 111C118 111B People W Penile °1' "1"

IJONDON, Nov. lfh-‘Baron lvila-n- fred Von iRiclrthofen, wihose (body has been returned to Germany by France, was one of the few men in the German army who inspire-d kindly thoughts eJmong the British soldiery during the war years of bitter lhatred. The young ace vnas Germany's premlier dirmlen ‘was known. throughout ‘the British forc- es as "a good sport"—-a clean and

M. Mlacllonnlrl will

ed Liberal cabinet.

As Mr. MacDona‘ld h‘as

hi» spite oi‘ the fact that ho was re-

OTTAWA, Ont.. Nov. 19.—It lsiing in tho hands of a minority. Thut intimated unofficially dint lion, Elli-l the sort of thing that makes n succeed llolnlmockery of representative govern- Ceorge I’. Graham as lillnlsterof Railways lll the next reconstruct-

ment,

While Mr. King is luecllng tho On the otherlwestcru lenders lit ‘the King Erl- haild n certain faction from Lllltnrirflwaril liotel in Toronto. rllakiiig his are favoring Mr. Euler of Waterloolobeisance before nleu that nlust lnow be acknowledged to llc ‘his hos turned as a Liberal protectioliistlses’tlie ‘Liberal campaign in Que- alwnyslbec is being continued ill the illit- been ill favor of withdrawing theulre of scandalous and inflammat-

commerce. tlluc aspirations and creation of a lion-political advisory hoard on c01- ollizutiou zlllrl agricultural develop" merit were unllninlnllsly endorsed. —:—<0>—-———

142 Members Ready To Take Seats In House

it was found to be very tenacious of life. and exceedli‘n‘gly difticult to de-st-roy. with the use of ‘(ills-infect ants. But though -it could exist for years in dark and comparatively dark places. several hours exposure lo siren-g sunlight sufficed to lcill

Former Queensland Premier Says He Was Misrepresented

(Canadian iPreu) “ MELBOURNE, Nov. 19--'I‘herc ‘i5 lintense ‘interest ‘in ‘the struggle

lMr. ‘Daggetg went on to e/peak of hlls own experiences as e. sufferer from (‘he disease and as a patient

_n a, sanatorium in the Saranac ‘between Dr. Nott government, dan-

Meighen Expected To Address Bagot Electors

(Canadian Press.) OTTAWA. Nov. 10—lt is prob- able that Right Hon Arthur Melgli- an will take part in the campaign

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09.3565. ‘Druzc ‘forces behind Sidon‘ are

‘coullnlan-rleil by Said Altirash,-broi01-

er of Sultan Altraz.

iltcfugecs from tho interior con- tinue to pour lint/a the town. Colon- cl Roller; C. Foy, American ‘Milit- ary Attache at Constantinople is expected to arrive in Beirut to- morrow.

Saskatchewan Legis-

cbivalmus. albeitrllienoe tighter. lntercoloiliul Railway from the Nu- ory gurbllng against lion. Mr. lstrlct of the Adirondacks. Enrterwdidaw and Edward G. Theodore proceeding the federal by election 7H0 seemed imibued ‘with the tionnlsystem. andbeing hacked by Meigherl- The Conservative ‘lender (Canadian Pren) lng the institution after his case former Pneirnier of Qlleellfilflllil ‘f0? lfl BHHOi vlhflsllillellcl’ whlch Mk1“ ' 1 t M t Iplflt of idle caved-lore of old. ‘bai- Hon. Mr, Cardin, the real leader ill i185 1115i Erflllml f0!‘ complaint 'O'l"I‘Ai\VA. Ont. Nov. ISL-Due‘ llald ‘become TBfllflVB-DCCC. he stat- federal consilituency. Returns re- place on December 7 next. In tle a S

tililq for pure love of ‘the game rather than Moause of any rancor lin- llis heart.

‘The Baron's ‘red winged ‘battle plane-his squadron was called "ltichthofexfs Cinch!" because of the variegated colors of its‘ planes —-was know-n the length and breadth of th-e ‘British front and he was the most ‘feared and a; the some ‘time the most sought aviat- or amoog ‘the enemy.

lIt was every British elirmalfs hope to come to grips with the

Liberals w-ill have to

at all ill Canada.

Minister will not be in his seat

the province of Quebec. Mr, Euler's chances are very slight. ln order to maintain themselves in power, the double the portfolios. but there ore signs at present that within a fow months there will be no Liberal ministry

‘Parliament is to be called by a ministry without a head. The ‘Prime

Eight ministers will ‘he absent from the treasury bench. the government

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against some ‘of the electlorlecring methods emiployed to defeat him in the province of Quebec. llil‘. Meigh- en‘ has been referred "man of conscription who has filled Flanders witll- 60 thousand Cullndiunmitfiuch state and too They are wholly destructive. tending only to stir up animosity and bitterness. They destroy confidence of French

e cemeteries oi’ cnts are grossly unfair, ese methods cannot be rongly denounced.

tn as the

hundred and eigiht members of the House of Commons including Right lfllon. Alrthur Meighien, Conslerva- tive leailer are offldially gazetted in la. special issue of the Canada Gazette. Thirty four members were gazetted this week so that the total nirllrbci" of rucniibers of whose re- turn official notice ‘has appeared is now 142. _

The rwpidllty with which the re- tunns are ‘being mailc‘ and mom- bers guzettod. g-ive indications flint parliament will mleet about the

celved so far give Dr. Nott a ma]- onity of 8.2 lbut ‘there are four ‘thousand votes in be wumted and .Mr. Theodore still hopes to ihe re- turned.

The forrrier Premier of Queens- land admits that tlhe ‘result of the federal election is very disappoint-

ed that during his stay from Nov- cmlbcr 22nd, 1910, to lMay 6th.‘ of the fol-lowing year, he increased in weight about sixty Bounds and was discharged comparatively cured. his cure being made complete by caireful home treatment extending ovc-r a period of five years.

The basis of saniatorium treat- ment. said Mr. Da-ggett, was per- fect rest and perfect diet. ‘Practic- ally ‘uo ‘medicine was use-d. The in- mates of the ‘institution followed a rigid living schedule, from which

Labor candidates to misrepresenta- tion. Fin his owln constituency ‘he said ihe had to fight attacks by rnorth iNaiiionalisits and Oornunlun- lets

'Meighen probably would go down

ill-g and attrliibutes the defeat of‘

absence of the leader of the op- position who is in the southern United States nothing definite could be learned as to his intcu- tions in the matter. The opinion was expressed, however, that Mr.

to Bagot before polling day to ud- rlress the electors at some point in the riding. Mr. ‘Meighcn is duc hack i'rom his holiday about Dec- ember 1.

Dec. 3rd.

(Canadian Preu)

‘IliEGiNA, Nov. lit-Official an- niounceimiont is mlade by Prerrrllier Dunning Chat legislature is to be called to meet Qn Tuesday. Decem- brrr 3. The forthcoming sens-ion will lli|o the‘ first of the sixth legislat- ture. Twenty one new members will fake their seats for the ililrst time in the ‘house of sixty three members.

Communism Is Taught In The U. S.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 10.——C0m- munlst schools. teaching the 'heory of Communism and Leriinisnl, ore being organized in a number of cit- ies in the United States. (‘ammun- ist leaders here declare.

C. A. Hathaway, Northwest er-

and English citizens of the Do- minion. Every fair minded Canad- ian would coudemu such party tac-

‘isorne of the‘ ‘worker s voted. against mo" he stated “because i am not a Communist and others ‘voted against because they (believ- led the Nationalist charge that I was associated with Communists." ‘Mr. 'm160fl0l'8 resigned the pre- miershlip in Queeensland in run as a labor candidate iln the federal elections.

will be in a minority in both Par- liament and country. No one who cares for decent government, no one who wants to ‘see democracy respected can believe the spectacle

German Fascisti Meeting Ends In Riot

famous ‘Baron who wrought so middle of December. much havoc among the Allied plllm- es and Rich-thofen was hunted far and near un-til his dea-th. Many found-Mm and some failed to re- ‘turn. Yet always ‘there was the came etory-ltichthofe-n was a ter-

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Moose With Double

they were no; allowed for a mo- ment to vie-part. They slept in ‘loo-ms with windows and doors wide open in all kinds of weather. Though they had ‘the choice of a wide ran-go of wholesome food there ‘were some ‘that were made comlpulsory. lMuch of the‘ day was spent in resting. and a. period was sot eside for exercise. ‘At all times the partients were under the direct supervision of doctors and nun-sea

Memorial Service For Members 0i“ ‘ S u n k e n M-1.

(Canadian Prese)

Women May Vote In Municipal Elections

‘Nov. 19.—'l‘ho senate has adopted a bii. granting women the right to vote in municipal elections. Vote on bill was 17 ‘to 68.

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Winnipeg G. W. V. A. Gets $25,000 Gift

Set 0f Horns

WINNIPEG, Mam, Nov, ]9.—Thc Winnipeg branch of the (lrout War Veterans Association has received n gift oi‘ ‘$25,000 from A, It. McNl-

(Canadian Press) ('.lll-lll/ltNl'l‘Z. Saxony. (lerlnnuy,

PLYMOIVPII. ‘Eng, Nov. ISL-im- pressive illlrutc was paid by the British Navy ioiluy to the memory

and any departure from the regula- tlons was severely reprimanded.

lspflflklnl; of the symptoms of ‘the Wlilrito ‘Pia-glue. the lecturer said

British House

Ratifies Locarno

Nov, i9.——A thousand hccr glasses five hundred (zoffeo cups mid six lluurlrcrl iublos and chairs woro us- cd wlith smashing eiTcct in n fill-i- rausslml of the topic "Lenin or lilt- ior" singed by a local Fusi-istii lust evening. (llitlor is the Bavari- "llscisl louder.) When lilo beer mug huiilc \\'."i.~i 0V0!‘ sixty oi’ tho plirtirzipilnts rcqirircd hulldugel-l ulld one ‘was so severely llllrt that he died.

The meeting called by llel-r Dr. (loehbcls of lluesseldorf n. follower of ililler was packed by Commun- Lliis who took such a violent issue

‘ST. GEORGE, N. 33., Nov. 19- Decorated with a double sot of horns, a ‘moose shot by Charles Lee, weighing more than 700 pounds dressed. passed through town the other day. The animal was certainly a freak. No hunter in this section ever saw tho like. The additional growth was perfect in shape. lt started a little lower on the head than the others.

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chol, local financier, who lllli-l rociwllt ly given nearly one million (lUllllfS to lomll charitable and welfare in- siltuiions.

Crippled Veteran Gets Bravery Medal

WLNNIPEG. Mam, Nov. l9. -Tho bronze medal of the Royal Humane Society has been awarded to T. W. Lunn. a crippled returned soldier who wus responsible for the res- cue of ihroo persons from rim vnlllg with l-‘zlsrxii-lt arguments thut a free a}, Wlnnllpeg peach, loci“ Hummer

resort in 1923,

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Held in The Armouri es-Voted One of The‘ Best Gatherings Ever Held by The Col- umn, Upwards of Twenty-five Mem- bers Being Present.

oi’ C‘! officers and men who perish- ed in illo- l\iilrlltoi' submarine M-1 a wet-k ago.

A fleci. of warships flflilflflllllCfl n! dawn ill. tllv spot off Dovmlshlrc coust whore tho M-l made her fatal dive, Burial service for those who died at sen was road aboard the submarine parent ship Mnldstoue after which wreaths \vcre thrown upon the water.

Former City Officials Sentenced To Death

‘IJENUNKIRAJD, Russia, ‘Nov. 1B.- Tho ‘Supreme Court to-day passed _death sentences against 1'2 former officials of the Port of Leningrad for ‘misappropriation of state pro- perty.

Out of 128 minor port officials. private traders and commission agents implicated ‘in the irregulari- ties. only 18 were acquitted. The others were condemned to prison terms of fronl one‘ to six years.

Peace Pact Between Warring Ch i n e s e Factions Reported

that the-y were loss in weight, per- sistent fast pulse, hind a feeling of ‘languor. in his own case, lit was some time ‘before ‘be obtained a cor-

Security Pact

(Special tlo The Guardian) LONDON, Nov. 19.—~The liouso of ‘Commons tonight approved rail- flcation of the Treaty of Locarno by the overwhelming vote of 375 to 13. Approval came after a debate which began early in the afternoon and occasioned some excellent or- atory from ‘Foreign Secretary Aust- en Chamberlain who introduced the motion for ratification and the lea- der of the oppositions ex-lPremier Ramsay MacDonald and David Lloyd George, '

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OP-rmlsrs navel! KNOCK -— THEY

ganlzcr of the -Workcrs' Part-y. 05- tablished the school here under the direction of the control executive ooommittce in Chicago. The school opened today to run for 20 weeks. “Young workers." the junior com munlsis. are being supplied with literature for rllstrihirtlnn ill tho city's schools. aimed to offset Ame-

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rlcnll education week in the schools

"Vile want i-ducuilr-n for nrtlnn. llfil. illliilfflffl. orluizzltion." Mr. Hall's-i wily said. “We are toaclllrlg our young people that the flflilSllilillflli‘ of the United Sluice is the bulwark; of class rule, mid that the wilrlu-rs‘

must promote the ncoded cliailgcfi’, i—-—- '

WOMAN ROBBED OF S64 WHILE PRAYING IN CHURCl-ll

When the speaker put the nio- tion calling for approval of the ra- tification there was an almost uu-l e-nimous shout in its favor but backl Bench Labor members persisted in‘

WALK RIGHT IN

lty of the laborites voted ‘with the government but about a score ah- stained from voting. A lalbor amend meat was defeated previously 332 to 130.

KINGSTON, Nov. 19.4w» be TOD-l llcd of $64. which was taken from her pulse while she was at prayer] ill Si. Mary's Cathedral, nus the. experience of a Kingston woman: