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OTTAWA, Dec Ii-With applicat- Mpor policies reaching the Board , Pensions Commissioners at the “o! more than 100 .per week, ‘UNIS every evidence that the m; insurance plans provided for

list week's amendments to the Ions Act is tprovin-g popular ittiveteriins and their dependents.

iitéilfitTti tongTess Now in Session

IVASIIINGTON. Dec. 6.— The ‘mu-ii States congress is again in (i§_~'l0l'l. The two houses met at oen witii the next. president of tho lnited States, Senator Ilarding in is place in the senate. The presi- ent elect received an ovation as eenterctl the chambers anti short y alter the call to order he was ivt-n the opportunity of deliver- pg an informal address in which s expressed his reluctance at aving the senate for the higher lice to which he had been cali-

tpiihse Seek Revenge For Defeat

ICNDON, Dec. 6.—-A Moscow viteless message yesterday says ttitin revenge for the crushing of IleBolsheviki of the anti-Boi- iltiikbaiids of General Semenoff, the Cossack leader, the Japanese lure seized the seacoast and clos- ed the lianohurian frontier 1.0.1118 Russian For Eastern Republic. , Recent dispatches from Harbin, Miuchuria, stated that General §Semen0ff, hetznzn of‘ the Ussuri. Cossacks, and leader of the last surviving anti-Bolahevik Russian tore in Siberia, had escaped to Ja- pan via Maiichuria after his for- ces had been defeated and disper- sed iit Manchuria station, on the boundary between Siberia and llnnchuria.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7,1920

Annual Subocrlptlcn, delivered. I600.

$5.000.ging mm

More than one thousand insur- ance policies have been issued un- der the new tplan- and these have zone to soldiers and their depen- dents ln all parts of Canada. These policies were for stuns ranging from $1.000 to $5.000. Applications are being constantly received.

Lindsay Crawford At Bathurst And Moncton

(SpCcIaI to the Guardian.) IIATIIIIRST, Dec. Ii.-—- Resolir

tions protesting against attempts to prevent free speech in this prov~ lace and against interruptions at public meetings, were adopted here tonight at a largely attended meet.- ing, addressed by Mr. Lindsay Crawford, held in the Opera house. During the. meeting here there was no interruptions and no disorder of any nature. About tit‘- teen hundred persons including Catholic and Protestant clergy and

numerous laymen of both religions were in the House.

MONCTON, Dec. fir-Lindsay Crawford must hold an open meet- ing to speak at Moncton, The City Council decided that they cannot prevent him from speaking in the City Hall tonight. The use of the Hail was granted conditionally. No charge tfor admission and no ticket admission but free to all citizens.

Military Commission Explain Massacres

TOKIO, Dec. 5. ~— The military commission at Chien Ton. Man- churia, has addressed a. letter to the ‘Canadian Missionaries there, in answer to charges made recent~ ly by the missionaries that mas- sacres; alleged to have been com- tnitteil by Japanese troops, llilll taken place and that villages WOTG burned. The letter emphasized the Japanese military expedition to tho district was due to the fact that the Chinese authorities cooperated _ with the outlaws. and declares‘ that churches and schools were burned only where there was incoutestible evidence that they liad been used as “breeding places of iniquity." In such cases, the letter points

l

court martials, therefore, the troops executed insurgents on the spot. sitter ‘a simple inquiry, which in- cluded villagers evidence, but took the utmost care to avoid an indis criinlnaite massacre.

Warning is given in the letter that any spiritual or material as sistance the British missionaries give the Korean maicontents will lend tn a breach in the good under- standing betwcen the two coun- tries.

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Propaganda To I Separate Allies

PROVIDENCE. R. i. Dec. 5.-—De- marest Lloyd, president of the Loy- al Coalition, speaking on “The Pro- blem of Ireland" before the Econ- omic Ciuh here tonight, said‘

“The Irish movement has been definately balked in the realm of United States politics. l-t is not finally disposed of. it will continue to operate in one form or another. The reaiobject is not primarily concerned with the Irish Republic, or eveti Ireland. It la a movement of distintegration between Allied Nations, and particularly the Eng- Iishstpeaking peoples.

Ail Agalnut Empire

Sinn Fen is peiifectly logical; but In addition to being pro-German. the Sinn Fain movement is iin ally

and anti-British during the war. The present Russian revolutionary government is the only one which

money has been traced to England, where is was sent in the interests of Irish and English revolutionists. Bolstievists in EDIT-URI, here-and everywhere are practically unan-

In the United States the Socialist asylum Lube‘: (Parties are the o ones wbio lvo oeogni In

the Irina nblic." r r I I Mlimlrq on in at g turn

connect ion with

Railway Accident , In Drumhiller

(Spflciai to the Guardian.)

CALGARY, Dec. ti-Jolin Naus. Calgary flremau, was killed, 11A. Grill, Calgary engineer, and Albert Wedd, Drumhelier, engineer were injured in a wreck which occurred at Drumhelier‘ on Friday nlglit, when the C. N. R. Caigary~Sask- atoon train collided with a switch engine just as the passenger train was pulling out of the station.

Political Gossip A_t_ the Capital

OTTAWA, Ont. Ii-More negot- iations are under ivay looking to increased cabinet representation from Quebec. The Prime Minister is out of town today and It. is un- derstood has the matter in hatntl. In political circles it is not thought likely that L. II. Gauthier, rnombci for St. Ilyacinthe, w.ilI join. the govcrntnent. Elevation to the Sen- ate of lion. 'Dr. lteid, Minister oi Railways, has been the subject oi‘ frequent rumors. Before his recent two months Iiolititi-y Ilr. lIe-itl was not in the best 0t‘ health anti was reported to be anxious to lcavc iii- live political life. but. Dr. Neal's health has so much improved as t. result of lni-s rest than. it is stated

portfolio in the IIIIIIIPtIIuIC fuiiirc.| _i40-c__-_

Tramoar Jumps Rails in Mont-real

ISpQcIaI to the Guardian.) MONTREAL, Dec. five persons were injured, sortie fut ally when the tramcar down Maplewood Ave». early tlii morning, Jumped the rails struck a telephone pole split in two."i‘he niotorman mi severely injured and will probnyl

die. The accident occurred in a ills-l kjmmb trict so remote from communica- tions that only the barest details are available.

IidinliiiTgh Votes Against Prohibition,

(Sphzlal to the Guardlap.) LONDON, Dec. li.--—Detiiils the Idtilnburgl iquor referendum

the licenses

P9 HANGINGS IN CANADA

TOIlON-TO, Dec. 51-29 men have‘. been executed so far this year iii out, it. was impossible -to hold even 4711-1131151, ‘V115 U18 51349111?!“ made! by Hang-man Arthur Ellis, visited police headquarters to-dn oii his way from Montreal.

"This is the biggest number of; executions we ever had iii one‘ year," slated Ellis. ‘ The total executions this ycar is

Brantford it

more than tlouhle of last. year when l4 mcn were executed. “Of all the executions I

in the past elevcn years." dClltLs said lic i-s paid a fee 0 $125 an execution, besides, recciv

6.~»Twent y travelling‘

atiii ivlzich Doughty.

in.

on Sillllfllilj‘ when every ward voted against the wiping out of show that G3 per cent. oi‘ the elati- crate voted. The struggle during "f" ITTII-“Ptl 1119111 411l- the closing days of the triimpiigm was extraordanarly keen.

wlio| Yo‘

have lllltl in Canada in the past, eleven, years 98 per cent. have been for‘ ‘ (ilgnerq," he ailtlntl. "Only sevcndllcbiscite Iicltl tntlny has shown il-lngllshts'petikinlr "IP11 hflvt‘ ‘Film an overwlielmiii n“. extreme pt-nalty for murder;

(5neclal to The Guardian.)

G-ENEVA,~(‘.onsiderulion of the a-mendmciin to the covenant of the P9118118 01' Nation-s ivhitih would el- ‘lilllflllle Article 'i‘cn has been post- tponell by the Assembly of the Leag- lue ot‘ Nat/Ions u-nttil the next lII10SLlI1g_ Tliisuiiicnciztiient lWlllCll was PYQDOECII by llOlL. -‘,. J. Debt-rt)’, Canadian Minister of Justice. and one of the three delegate; from the Dominion. has been fllfgrfgi] to the committee which has Ibb-"t instruct "ed u) submit a report. wit-iii the as- sembly holds its next stissieu

ty said‘ that! while the Canadian ‘delegation felt that the amendment ivas one that might well be dis Pll-“i-‘Wtl 11011’. as llie opinion seemed

tieuli willi in the smur- uianiic (‘zinadian delegation would not in- sist upon iurunetiitite consideration of its proposition. =

GENEVA, Dec. o-tn prosentingl a motion to ilin .- sembly of the; lieagtie of Nations yesterday, sIrik/f 111E. out article X. from the League

m. |5 not Htkgly to reiinglllsli llltqcovenant Mr. Doherty, Minister flfitlcnttilly the elimination ti;- a».

Justice for (‘zinadzi said he ivzis act- ing on Canadian initiative, from at purely Canadian standpoint. ‘D0herti' made this plain fillet‘

‘Doughty Netti. -§ " Cell Cr Living , l’ Oii Prison Fare:

TORONTO,

S

Dec. 4. ~ John who is in the 'I'0r()11I[) s jail avvaititr: tlte preliminary hear-

ing at lb.- [)\lilt't‘ court next .\Ion~' y day on charges of conspiring to Ambrose .l. Small, missing theatre owner, and sit-tiling $100». 000 of Victory bonds, the property of Air. Small, is no longer in tho‘

lcorritloi‘ of the jail, wherc itrisoii- lei-s on reiiiaiiti are kept, and is not

isubsistin

g Ton prison fare, as \\‘2i~.-" Ill‘ case tho first three or foul. ti: .~'._ of his incarceration, after- bt ig brought back from Oregon‘ " Oregon, last Monday moriiiitgl , glity is new occupying a separ- ‘FOOIII timl has all his nit-ails! nt tip. Iliiwcvcr, lie is not lllltllY-E

i it I Io liilVI‘ any visitors. A TllllllllPI‘ of friends oi‘ Doughty iavc asked to be peruiittcil to see, aim, but Major ‘BZISIIPP, the jailer,‘

So far as it is'knowii, there have, Iieeu no developments in the ntys~ ‘vcry of Ambrose Smalls distippear,‘ VIIICP, a year ago yesterday, and noI clue as to \i'hatt has become of liiui.; iWhetIier and light will be lct iiitui the case of pit". Small when Dougitv t_v faces justice is a tiuestioii tlll' which the authorities are liiimuiitag If they have lcarticd anything that, {may untiiiiatcly lead to a solutiont ,‘of the mystifying case, they are, keeping it to themselves, pendlngI the trial of John Doughty.

‘Greeks Favor , Constantine's Rtlllfii‘

C.—'I‘lie ‘

ATHENS, Ilccambtir g majority ‘in fav- or of the return ni‘ former King,‘ Cottstiiiitiiie to the (lrcclt throne. ,

CONSTANTINOPLI-I, Dec. G.—'TIII

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mg n pemmnpnt rplninfir from tbeln. refercitdum held iii the (lreelt ‘

(Iovernmen. Oii tlic fee

btlfiifiwzhiirches here today there was an‘

Ellis has recPlVPd $51320 mi“ Y"‘"",ovcrwhclmiiig majority of votes.

to (late.

"All executions should be crfn tralized and carrlctl out in Provin cltil Penitentiaries." Ellis said

flllgillllfll. the plebiscite in Greece. _ Tito result of the referendum.- jwbich was held for the purpose of

“This wquld d0 away willi countrydearniug the opinion of the Greeks.

executions and eliminate BUY "W"; sympathy for a condemned man. -

A Strong Plea

For Ireland

(gpeclal to the Guardian.) LONDON, Dec. 6.-—Pleu<iini-t f0 the withdrawal from Ireland. as the only cha g arriving tit a peaceful solution o

"That revolutionary activities arc n“, 1,15}, question. Joseph Devlin.‘

Nationalist blember of Ptlrllflme" for FftllS Division. Bel-last.

IIP. felt it would be impossible f" little nation oi t'oiir and half iiii

In; accorded an orflcm recognition lions lacking military eqiiinmvlll I" next, weck to deliver what willthbei to the tSinn I-‘ein republic. Soviet great wealth and with nothintl bum“ ‘last annual iriessage to a

justice for lier cause i0 Hlilllll 11 against ii. mighty power. if tlicr were cess he declared

for his country.

speak- o! IBOIIIIIEVISIIL Both Sinn I-‘clnlsin llii! hers lust. night sold 11K‘- it'll-Sm‘ . and Bolshevism were sire-German he was not a Slnn Feiner was that.

the slightest chance of sue-pm, lw Wfllllll Bhoilldfrldcnfis physician, profess complete Imous in their support of Siinn Fain. a gun st once anti be Willing l0 die IIe wanted the, question settled on coustitutionnll

lliere oii the advisability of the ‘plebiscite, was made known to the Greek and Allied commissions.

I When the rcsult became known‘ ‘llhPl-e were demonstrations in ‘which persons known to favor the, return to (Ireece of former King‘

‘Constantine were roughly handled. p] The note sciit by the Allies to

m. armed forces the Athens Government has catis- had been mugging (m- 50mg days, ' n“, oiled a deep impression in Constant, was found in ii. vacant. cabin in the

,- iiieple. , ---<0->———~ ‘I I TO VISIT CONGREGSI

i PRESIDENT ANXIOUS

WASHINGTON, Dec ll-Prcsl- n ticnt Wilson was represented today I‘ as being “strongly desirous" of aw‘

pcaring iii person before Ifontlfvflfl

p body. lle has not yet, however.‘

e tiiatlc known his plans. j t Both Secretary Tumulty rintlt ar-Adm-iral Grayson, the IWPBT, ignorance of Mr. Wilson's (loci-l

‘Will make it known until just be», fore Congress is ready In rcccivct

DISCUSSIDN PTISTPDNED 0F COVENANT AMENDMENT‘

iloo. Mr. Doherty Who Proposed Amendment Did Not insist Upon immediate Discussion.

t

session in which his resolution was

[introduced in an interview with a

lcorrestiorident of the Associated {Press who asked tho lliinlster whe-t ‘Ether his aim was to remove the‘ {objections to the League raised by ibniteti States.) Mi‘. “In introducing this resolutions for the elimination 01' article X fromi ‘the covenant of the League I umi ,only following a policy atloptetll lfroni the beginning of the (iiscuss-

Conference. We never approved it

j we rntiiieii the

t

.t covenant contain-l . . , t mg it because, to reject it, ivas tot,

ltlic tiucstiuri agniii at the proper ‘, time." Asked regarding the PPINITI‘ that one of the principle objections‘ ivzis in pavn the way for entry oi" tho llnitcii States into the Iieague, .\lr. Iloiierty said, "Of course, ll’ in-

‘ticlc X facilitates

’ entry of our

neighbor we shall the delighted, but

{King Constantine

PremierDrury

n1 anti. cums. “Al, U. s. A. 54-M-

For Greek Throne

(Spticlsl to the Guardian.) ATHENS, Dec. 6.—A plebiscite,

held yesterday show an over-t whelming majority in favor of the‘ return of the former King Con‘ stantine to the Greek throne.

Was Misunderstoodl

(Special toirhe Guardian.) l TORONTO, Dec. 6.—Tll0 sugges‘

Dolierty saidqtion that I said the perpetuation obi

the Union of Ii. F‘. O. Labor parties‘. is-not in line with public opiniong is entirely contrary to the t‘:icts,' said Premier Drury, yesterday in, refuting the report 0i‘ his speech in‘,

During {[19 (lpwuflsion Ml.‘ Doherfinn of that article (luring the Pcnce-Chaihtim on Friday night, n5 pub.

lished in the morning papers. Following is Prentier liruiys statement: “The report oi" my re

[who "m, a“ ampmlnnflxflg should be rcjr-t-t the treaty oi‘ Versailles, buliinarlcs and the infers-nun tiiteuiyiteill r, mmwc i‘I‘St‘l’l/Pil tliq right. to take uplto ho drawn from them is absolu-

tely misleading and untrue. W l said in substance was that the farmer Labor Party of Ontario. was begun by tho desire of two classes in the community Io get. ad- equate representatlon, which unex- pectedly has been called upon to take the responsibility of the Gov- ernment now representing the views

ttat

T

tit is a Canadian initiative from a (.\Tl'.‘ . ,, ‘tpuieiy Canadian sizindpolni.

‘began iii Iiunenburg Yard yester~

AIIRBTTIETIZTIT; . Elopemenf

(SpQcIaI to the Guardian.) ST. STEPHEN, Dec. 6.—A.n elop-

meiil. 0t‘. a former Assyrian resident, 0t‘ St. John, Charles Naufel, East-l port, .\Ie., with Sadie Corey, I-I; year old daughter .01‘ Mr. Charles, Corey, “Iaterville, Me, mentionerll in the tlespzitches Saturday, ended- iu Si. Stephen willi :i_ weddinI-L, When ilic young couple disappear", ctl from Wtitt-rvilic the police tlicrct were iioiifltsti and they in turn 1c,‘ quested the police of other places} to watch for the plotters. It develop- cs that the pair had been acquaint,

led only two days. Niiufei went to?

Watervilie to attend a reception‘ given the Right Rev. lilgr. KIIOUFY,‘ Ilonian Catholic Ilisliop of Jerusa- lt-m and while there the young man met the Watervllls girl.

m ti???)

MARITIME PRRVINCES TEIEIIRAPHIB NEWSt

BOY ACCI-DENTLY KILLED

vans/tours, s. s. Dec 6--Tht!‘ accidental discharge of a shot. gun! left. lying in the bottom of n. boat resulted in the death of Eugene Jeffery, aged sixteen, at Pleasant Ilirtl lake, yesterday. The lad was found by his ilither, lying in the boat, with his head blown off.

BUILDING SCHOONER FOR INTERNATIONAL RACE ‘IIAIJiI-‘AX, N. S. Doc tl.-Work tlay on n. new ciliallcnger for the llttternahionial Flisherman Trophy new held by the Gloucester schoo- iier Esperanto. There will be a tleparture from the usual type ob Nova Scottie; schooner. Other ships ‘well m. built during the winter and the bluenose fleet will (‘Olli- tpete in elimination races. The winner to sail the Esperanto in the I921 International Races of Hali- fax Harbor.

BOY BADLV FROZEN

ST. JOll-N, N. B. Dec. tL-Gernld "Daley, a 17 year old lad of Peters- ville. ivas taken to the General Public Hospital today with both feet so solidly frozen that amputa- tion may be necessary. Daley who

woods by a. search party. He was

-“ necessity broaden out and take in

at‘ thousands of people who bclongl ,to neither of these"cissses and thatt if we are to continue, we must if

other people of like minds. In do- ing, so I atlded, even the name oiI the party would probably have to‘

be superseded and it’ I were tolme Leflgug‘qf Nations gxprgggly

suggest a name, I would suggest the name of the “Peoples Progress Ive Party." _

Charlottetown Wireless Club Is Organized

Iloys oi‘ the Naval Brigade, to. gctlici- willi other boys interested

- . _ _ , , , ,, . . . . _ was settled out ot’ irutlrt. a III “iieltss Telegtupliy IllLl. at flied-ll“! U19 11150011815111)’ 0T l1 1111111115 The case M Ausml spines Vera“

Michael Molvor. ilfilitl iifor damages _ day night and organized The (‘har-Fom-ml a ‘mat proportion M m” for non delivery of potatoes, alleg-

Th“. world's oil resources, yet Mr. Col- ed to have been purchased by plain

Navy League Building on Satur-

leitettiwn Wireless Club. tiiovouient ivas Initiated anti ried through by the boys them. selves. Quarters, will ibe fitted up with modern cqhipment. in the Navy League Iiuilditig and the Club will meet, at present, for in- struction every Saturday night at 7 o'clock. Any ‘boys over 14 years of age who are interested" in Wire- ss 'l‘ciegraphy can uuakc applica- tion for membership to the Sccro. iury.

‘There ivcre'over 20 boys pre- sent at the organization meeting and very great interest was shown by all. The Officials elected were as follows:-

Ilonorary Presidents-W. F. Tid- marsh, JIO. Fiiyndiman. '