MARCH ao. 1919
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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YESTERDAY IN THE
HOUSE
OF COMMONS
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Debate bn Address Over and Parliament is Now Settling
Down to Bnsine . T 'ii M ’ _ sidered at Unionisst Canilils. mm Wm be Con
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OTTAWA. Mar. 19.-The speaker
informed the lioiiso this afternoon, in reply to Mr. Iiocken, that Mr. J. E, Foran, chairman of a Sinn Fein meet- ing in Montreal on Feb. 9 was in the oruploy of the House. Mr. Forsn was absent from his duties during niost of the session of 1018, leave of ab- sence being granted to him on account of the 'illness of his wife and children and the state of his own health lu consequence.
Mr. lioekcu asked “what is thc
government going to do lu the matter, goo-ing that the meeting was of the rent cliaracter'."' _
The speaker replied the 5u\'ct“iinicnt
hs.-| not considered the matter but its soon as I saw the newspaper accounts of the meeting l expressed very strong disaprovnl of any officers lu inc employment of the liouse taking an active part in any meeting which could be' considered as of a political t-My-;lct_er and directed that iiir. Foran should bc at once ordered to resume his official duties. The matter will no considered at the first meeting that is held of i.-he board of internal Econ- omy of the House".
With debate on the address dispos-
od of parliament will now turn its uttcntlon to the general business ot tim session.
c°"P°lPonde nt) o
It is necessary that it bill confirm-
IDH the appointment of lion. J. D. Itcld as receiver of the Grand Trunk Pacific should receive the action of both houses without delay' because this action was taken under the War Measures Att -and the war may no ,officially terminated shortly by the ` Slsnlus oi police.
The tariff flurry in the House dur.
*HS the two closing nays or me as biito on the address has naturally ln. creased interest in thc Unionist ,_-fluent. to he held tomorrow to disougg tho -tariff question. Semi-officially it is
mucus as to what will likely be done. The object of the gathering is to obtain n frank expression of the views of supporters of the administration. Not until the budget is brought down, some time in April or May. will thc govcrnnicnfs. policy be definitely rc-
cnccs of opinion expressed in the .iiousc it is frankly conceded by Un- ionist supporters that tomorrow's gstiiering will be productive of wido- lly divergent views. interest in tho tariff situation as lt affects ultimate
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Formal Opening Last Evening in Horne BuildingWhich r-\»---- ---= <1----u ---
Was Crowded to Capacity. Splendid Addresses by _ ieut. Governor, Hon. M. Mcliinnon, Mayor Wright, |{0||and W," Reduce
U. S. Consul Pierce and Mr. C. Rogers. Alcohol Manufacture
Prince Edward ‘lsland’s first An-
nual Motor <Show is on.
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a _'_.©;E©1.§i
En Route to the Show.
it was formally opened in the iiorue
Building, licnt Street, at 8 o‘clock mst °"'0f1l“Z bi' ills Honor Lieutenant Governor McDonald, in the presence 0! it great gathering of citizens, who
Icstiniated' that it is not tho intention | evinced th” greatest Im°‘”"Sl Ill ‘U0 Of H10 govt. to sive assurances at the I p"°°e°dI°55'
The League of the Cross Baud was
011 Ililnd and dltlcvursed it fine pru- gramme of onlivenlng music.
The oiwnlns or rho iirst Motor
Show in Prince Edavrrd island marks an era in the progress of this Prov- ince, and it was wonderful the inter-
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the various cars displayed.
The show, for an opener, is cer-
tainly highly creditablo to thc deal- ers of this city who have spared no pains to make it a success.
Most. shows of this kind, as coil-
rlcvclopomeut of the session has been fducted in the mme cmm.o5_ nm up somewhat Increased by the dei~laral~_'_ ways put on by the umnum,mn.m,3_ l lon of lion. llodolph Lemieux in tho _ but um ,waters of this my Wm, Com.
The estllllllllrll f0l' l-|10 “H031 YCHI' course of his speech that meinbors of ,ncndnme emerp,.|sc_ have taken it
which t~ommcncc.\l April will botabl- me irouse woppl ng, given on Uppor- upon thmnsclves to glve the people ou luiuwllritfsli' by Sir- TIM- “Will” tuuliy to voto on aio manor-. or this city and Province on onnor- i>robi\bly t°”l§\\¥» “H11 Ulf’ "°l°»“ 00"" ills remark ivrerulllabli' had refer- iuniri' of seeing under one root the - ' -<- llls the COSL 0f1\l1'lllIl\l'lI(’\`I‘“f U10 Sort. once to the determination on the par' different models of today with alll /[ f§
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will ho put through as quickly as 'of tho opposition to move tariff amend ' their very latest improveincnts. I
possible. ` ( ments when the budget was being it was stated by one gentleman last ,-_ .-_ ,i i
The expectation is that railway mat- 1 considered with floor cleared for gen evening that progress follows thc D _ __ __
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ters Will 1'-1188-50 till! Rlt0l1U0l\ Oi the! eral action. There is naturally some automobile and he had statistics which °.'“°“" '“ ‘"5 a 50° 0"
liouso nt ri very early ditto and tliclspcctilatioii as to tho time it will 50011160 10 1168!' 011! his C050- THIS- Tl _leco___m_____ ___ _“__ ____0“___OD___ govcrntncnt's explanation of its pollcyi take parliament to dispose of the l!f>l1il0nlen Claims that there is H0 CO____'_t______ of ____‘___ _md ‘___________ ______ in rt-guru to tho Gi-and Trunk Pnolrii- lriisincss. 'rho majority of niolnnoi-t srcat t-iitorprise in tliff “'°fl‘1 l°““Y~ ,ul _uf , ,J "`.,.`. t. , [ If `.,'.' and Grand Trunk railways mul' bc think that Drorortatlon cannot bc ox- but If* I“'“°m‘f__""“y °°““°'“'l”‘I “'i"I‘ m” | :unI;:_l H dn ul) ‘LS 0 “ y ‘ ‘W
. . _ . - . automobile. he auto he stated, was '
|\r~.ird before the close of tho present pt-ctctl be-lore Juli- ~‘ one -from factor ___ _hc w________g mi Music Supplied a1.\_m_noon _md m,0"_ . . , ., . - , “mk‘ ‘ . ‘ me recent gram “,m.1d wm._ Thcliiigs hy it local orclicstrri will enll\- -~ ' ' f - “~-"'*'~»' - . . .en the show iluriiig today rind te-
' " ambulance work. ammunition carry- '
ing and transportation generallv nits n\°"0“ (Special to the Guardian.)
DEPORTATIONS FROM -_-0- I *-.I -
° EGYPT EXPLAINED f . .
llovv a Little Natio-ii-a-list Rebellion was Averteil in
Egypt Last
LONDON Mar li).-dn the liousr
of Commons today replying to ra quest-I elected committee of fourteen lead- _
“l“°“”°" - uv vooosiuiisl
mit their progrri.niuit-."'YAt tho sainc limo it was stated tho Nationallsti'
tor vehicle ra fact to Representatives of the larger fact B ENDS AI,Rs_ -March 19__m
which any returned soldier will bear testimony lic submitted other state
touring cars.
’ IRST P. E. ISLAND AUTO HW*'°'“SS T°'°P'""'° SHOW A GREAT SUCCESS
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LONDON, Mar. ll).--Tile establish-
ments all showing the splendid work of motor vehicles in 'all countries rand in all conditions.
The various makes of cars and
trucks on display ln rho Home buiiu- ing gives some idea of the marvell- ous progress which has been made in the line of automobile manufact- ure 'within recent years, There nm cars to please everybody, cars which are the acme of time workmanship, durability and smooth-running qual- ities.
Messrs ‘Bruce Stewart & Co.. Ltd..
show tho Overland and tho Willys. Knight, very desirable 'looking city
ainplcs of car perfection.
Messrs Gaudet in Grant., dealers
of the Maxwell and Chalmers cars show some splendid oxaniplcs of
these makes. _ f Mr. J. Stanley Wedlock has a dis-
play of the famous international trucks manufactured by the international Har- vester Co., and which it is safe to say compares favorably with the best, rnudo anywhere.
The Eureka Garage, Messrs Grant
and Kennedy, proprietors are show-; ing the well lcnown Ford line, con- sisting of truck, delivery cars, and
Messrs A. Horne & Co., show the
wcll-known Canadian linc of Mciinugli-` lin`s and Chevrolets--all beautiful
cars. _l
'would still be allowed and the inan- __ . .
Premier Lloyd George,
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German Officers '
Soviet government were issued by the
lou with regard to the deportation ers and commenced agitation through C h
of three Nationalist leaders from outtho country collecting HIl;hUlUl'CF" pl
Egypt Wm Audley Ward on behalf to petitions and also subscriptions ln S _ (spasm to the Guudlan)
__ . _ . ,, _ “Y 01° U11‘1¢r Svsrwm' 0* F°f°’1=“ =f“t>l'°fl °f “Pc” P'°5"“’“"‘°' M" -` ec" ' mais.-starchio.-nooi¢s,ri-iirostnl.
Affairs said that last November n deputnti-on of Egyptlaii Nationallsts. under the leadership of Sold Push.. vlcc president of the legislative as- sembly. called at the British resid- ency to advocate a -programme of complete autonomy for EEYDA WHICH would leave to Great Britlnu onli' the right of supervision in regard iv the public department and facilities for shipping in the Suez (‘anul, ’l`h03' demanded. according to the st'-ite meal, to ‘be allowed to proceed 10 London immediately lit order to sul:
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Irelau_d_to Canada
ment of it wireless telephone between
today by the Marconi company.
(Special to the Guardian.) THE HAGUE, Mar. 19.-'Phe Bevera-
inent has instituted n commission to inquire into the possibility of greatly reducing and eventually stopping the distiliing of alcoholic beverages for uso in iiolland. Production for cxiport
ufucture of .alcohol for industrial pur- poses would be permitted.
Germany Supplies l
30,000 Tails Potash
(5p».clsl to the Guardian.) C-OPENHAG-EN, Mar. 19.-Under
U10 agreement rcaclicd nt itottcrdani, fl d0F»i‘»2lCli from Berlin says, Grcati Brltiaii will rcccivo 30.000 tons of pot-
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(Spaniel to the Guardian.)
LONDON, March 19.--British avia-
tors are to try for rx flight across the Atlantic. A secretly -built airplane ac- C0"lDHnied by Harry Hawker as pilot and commander MacKenzie Grieve. Royal Navy, as navigator was shipped from England yesterday for St. John's Nfld. from which it will start at the earliest possible moment In an attempt to win the Daily Mail prize of $50,000 for the first machine to fly across the
Secretly Built Airplane Shipped to'St. .lohn’s, N’ild, t Try for$50,000 Prize ior irst Trip Across Atlantic..
lliunsu ivliroils A
io icitoss iuiluic
Atlantic. The machine is a Sopvlth two seater biplane with in 375 horse power engine. The fuselage ig blot.- shalpai and will* support the machine in tho water. ' ‘
Pilot Hawker said he believed flat
the night would occupy a-bonrjnineteen and one half hours. The macl1ine,'he added, had flown 900 miles in nine hours and five minutes on one third of its petrol capacity and is cnjable of maintaining u. speed of 100 miles -'in hour for twenty nve hours.
50 000,000 Pounds Made
ash from Germany. Negotiations with] other oiitente countries were not com- l pletcd. The proceeds of the sale of] potash will be credited to Germany in l payment for food stuffs.
Remains in Paris '
(Special to the Guardian.) PARTS, Mar. 10.-Pi‘omlei',_ Ialoytl George who was asked by Presidcirt ' Wilson, Premier Ciemenceau and Prcmler Orlando io postpone ills rc- turn to London has`tli>cidcd to ro- innln in l’ai'ls until the draft of the treaty of pence is concludcil.
This ulinouiicciilcril. wits matic of-
ficially today.
Changed Names*
Hazen snnourices that between o dozen and tlftcen German oilicers sr- rlved hero from Amsterdam on board the steamer Frlsia under assumed names their passports vised by the
Argentine Consul General in Ham- burg on Dec. 5th_ of last year among the oilicorf. was at former submarine captain named Seidel.
Equipment r
HOW BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY
HAS CROWN IN CANADA
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in Three Factories From
’zoo,ooo on sooo, tio rfoi-nan caving vnriniis Employment to Many Workers.
(Special to the Guardian.) lgrown from the most part in Kent.
TORONTO. March 10.-Fifty mil-
lion pounds of sugar we-rc made iii Canada last yt-ar in three -factories maintained by the Dominion Sugar Coyfs., att Kitchener, Chatham, :inc \\’nilaccbtirg.
This sugar in tho mein was mario
i‘roin 200,000 tons of sugar heels
Essex. Lambton. and Waterloo.
The industry gave profitable emilioy.
merit to a lot or workers in three Urlxin centres named and the raw material used in making tho sugar provided one of the most profit/a-ble crops grown by the farmers in south western Ontario last year.
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liA.LlP`AX, Mar. lf).-Conditions at i`thyl -camp were riot. as boil as prtint»' cd iii tho despatche:i.`is the consensusI of opinion among the 2,000 Cana<liailsI who returned on the Celtic last night. - Eyo witiici-lses ot' the rioting salii
that il had its origin among ii riumll-
2,000 CANADIA&LAN_DED IN HALIFAX
Conditions in Rhyl Not as Bail as Painted They Report
srnouldcrlng discontent of the men due to the repeated cancellations of sallings and finally succeeded in fann- ing it into flames. it was ended by the action of troops from Ontario and Nova Scotia who organized in -battle formation and hehl their ground until
cr of forclgncrs who worked on thc ] the rlngleailers had been arrested.
THE COST OF
(Special to the Guardian)
SAN FRANCIISICO, March 19.'-Tlic
cost of the war in money alone was $197,000.000,000 ot' $ll,000,000,000 more than the total property valuo of all North America, ‘Secretary of Wur-
WARINF
MEN AND MATERIAL
9,000,000. Deaths in all Armies, Cost in Material More Than Total Property Value of North America.
deaths in all armies reached 9.000.000 he sa-id. ,
Referring to the proposed League
of Nations, Secretary Baker said “Unless such an organization was formed under some name and under
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' Ward said the Sultan appealed to th'
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Acting lllgli Coniinlssloncr for pro- tcr-.tlon from i'ui'thcr insults: and intl motions and authority had been glvcli for the si-rqst and depdrta-tion 10 Malta of Said Pasha Seagioul and three other Nationalist leaders who ' played ii most conspicuous part in tile agitation. Since then there have been some demonstrations and rioting lil (jolt-o and in one or two provincial centres. Mr. Ward Alam- CIIIGUY 0l`H""' ‘ized by students who has enlistnxl the help of thc town llilbblfi-
Mr. Asquith Possibly
President L. oi N.
(Special to the Guardian.) LONDON. Mar. lt).-There is il
strong fcelig in political and rlll>|'l matic circles in Pai-is in tn-vor of in ‘hills Herbert li. Asquith, former Brit- lsli Premier. to become l-`lrst i‘roslrlcnt ut the League of Nations. uccordlns
to the Daily Mirror.
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CONDENSED SPECIALS `
POR BALI--RIOIBTERE-D HOL- fll-Uln bull 2 years old. A0015’ G00- M-
. Clilllilboil. Canoe Cove.
4637¢l‘I_r20ln3lpli.
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'WERRING FOR LINTI-FINE FAT
Bllt herring, $1.50 per pail. We do not deliver at this price.-i‘k\l‘I0 Fislieries Co.. 83 Water Street.
Mar. is :il nd
'lAnoAiN in nlnclno.-sxrna ‘I“\||i¥ Yellow hoxagon pencils. "ill" her tilln Mets. per dozen, worth 10 W- each. Shipped in error and
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“lim uit at amount. apply 0°*f°'
lPopulation of Rlwimt if P P P T .,...,f:f~;:;°.f ':..:'::.:,‘;;;:;~;; ' Creati Reduced -TURKS Now GUMPELLED To .;r;f.1.:‘..f:i.‘:.:;';';‘..;i;:;f"f:::.
--* I UHILDRENHM' tho slgnlnt: of the treaty which
(Special to the Guardian.) , I ll is hoped will be accompllshori with-
ruints. sian-it io.~'rno vvpulatlllr
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tspeoial to ine Guardian.) J"
l'i\Rl-S. March 19.-Tho British Gov-
ernment has indicated that immediate- ly upon the transfer of German mer chant ships qun-ntitles of foodstuffs will he sent to Gerniniiy, the figures being 10,000 tons margarine, 2,000 tons dripplngs. 2.000 tons rice. 35,000 rringooii beans 50,000 oatmeal, 150,000 and barley or rice flour 10.000 this makes ii. total of 124,000 tons.
The French govurmncnt is ready t
- , - r.-:tire Germans in gold or equl\'alp,o' W'th° T W k
furnish raw materials which will pro- securities. I I S
warehouses. -hospitals and barracks
_ _ _ built by thc. Anrerlcnii eicpcditionarp
d_uce 1o,000 tons of psitii oi. and the [Orem to the value UE $165_000_000 Wm United States can deliver from stocki-. DG Bold to France for me mm flguws
i_;;_F_fur°pc 40900 wus UE ccrcals mm' the American liquidation commission
0___` _hh 10 000 000 _Ong or food can obtain. The liquidation commis-
' ' ' ` sion in new iicgotlating for the ill.-i
shipped for tho relief of Europe siuce _poml of vurtous Surplus pmporuos bc, Docorubor l through American forco longing to thc mmcdmonan, forces
agencies all but this *amount is pledg-\ ed for the relief of liberated peoples
;ml(“l’a‘_yH1li]gr‘i]i T)t;`i'dIHi:tT€H\:lll he made
of ltheims which was 115,117 before , , , _
‘uw war is now 8,453. according to “ stolen Afmeillan .chlldfen Being Retufned Faster Thai] and American iiowspwner coi~rrsp0\\il*
D 1110 H‘~*'°‘“ 'cuts last night lie said that tliroe
;,°;‘§,‘f” ‘““‘ "”'“"‘°`°" ’ ' `, They Can be Cared For. Turks Ordered to Provide_,,,,,....,,...,.. .,,;...,..;..........-...
' For Ther F0' Thus Months- i:.‘.‘.’:“if;°‘1.;"'f.;‘.i;f.‘.‘.3”.;"‘;.;:::;.;"';r;;
l.-\.\'.\'()UNCEI\IEN'I'S, l
(IODUNG EVE) TS'__ _ _ _ (Special to the Guardian.) Ai one placo in Armenia where the , . , ._
nssrrsos. r- H . au-l°----- .--.ol-........ ...s -.------ Repatriation of Aliens.
CONSTAINTIXNOPLE March 19 -
in two wr-nits. said liord liohcrt Loi il oi' Great llrilian talkinlr to ilrltlrlli
lrgitinmtc oli.if‘i‘-tI011S-
Newton D. Baker told rt gathering at some _constitution anarchy, ‘bred by the Commercial Club hero today fol- disease, hunger and dlspair would
ton C. ivlnrcli, Chief of Stull to irispett army posts.
The deaths from wounds in -battle
numbered 7,300,000 and the total
lowing his arrival with General Fey- I overwliciin the earth. No child born
in ii. olvllizorl nation in the next hundr- ed years will escape .paying I cou- sidersblo portion of the debt this war has brought about."
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HOSPITAL SHIP ARAGUAYA
EXPECTED FRIDAY 28th
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Z5 Cars with Force oi Army Nurses Await"llfi‘iv"ai""0f 812 Wounded Soldiers at Portland.
(Bpeciai to the Guardian) ‘ garded as probable that the Aruuaya
l’OR'I‘LAND, Maine Maroli i9-AL _ii-as inet the same sort of vredtherand
though no word has lvccu receivi-<`i_tlml durlur; the height of the gales from the iiospltai ship Araguayu `,sli<‘ has been forced to run Bt. fodutxld sirirc slip sailed for this port from speed. o , Liverpool on March iltli, it is heliiv- ed that she will nirr-lv;-, hors Friday or` Twenty tive ears. -including touribt S:it,urd~ay with 812 wounded Canadian I sleepers and hospital coaches. with
soldiers ond coinmitislnned omccrs. i s force of army nurses. arrived hero Strong westerly gales have been i-ii-‘tori-1,v over the Grand Trunk to elif! t-oiinterod -hy every ship arriving her: the wounriedtl Canadians to their during tho past tcri days so it Ig rc- homes.
entirely wiped out tho Turks have
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npgtor iirodie has been instructed i The Allied lllgh Commission recently surrender-erl 2,000 children. Ten thou'
to soil for It. L. Day. York on Satur- ordered the Turks to r0t\ll'\1. the sand of these Armenian children sim! -‘-"
tiny March 29th his stock. crop and ini- Christian children whom they carried rendered hy lilo Turks new are Ir.\ (Special to the Guardian)
_ t H vuvy stormy follovririg away from their homes ln Armenia at Constantinople and thc) American LONDON, lllrir. 19.-in the llouse of
"Two" B . assi-:i-:onlulud the time of the T\1\‘klrl\ atrocities Roller commit-ion nslteu that ilu-Woniinons. rt-plying io Major 0‘Nt~iil. “'°d“°”da)` _ there. As a result- of this order tho Turks be required to provide food for Mr. Aincry stated that Lorll Milner mgqmg .intl bring somebody with Turks are HOW d°"\'0\‘|ll8 ll1l‘Se Dlllnb- them for three months. to restore had no information regarding logis-
= _ me Evangensltc meg-ting.. iii ers of theso children to the Allies be- stolen properly and to evacuate lation excluding or regulating the nd- wu t'o t oreiond church every DIED! f°l`0 We H0 \'€l\`l!` 10 YSCUIVO U19!"-IArmenl'aii houses which they occupy. 4 mission and repartrlntlon of alien rn- thc “cs m -» T’ \'. , me f- , , omlcs having been passed innny ofthe
. . ly t Saturday n|Shi- "”- - - - -
this “Mk uever for their spiritual ° r-was sorvit-o, reached Montreal la-it'
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pmjfcazd pr B 4612-3-2On\l|l’li-iF|{th night and the fact that they drew 8"” Sl' ____ l enorinoirs crowds to greet them not
vm MEETING of tho Webster , withstanding the latoness ofthe hour,
Icomer E” Ct,-nie will be held in ____ of tho night and tho bad stats of the \\’ebstor's Corner school on Saturday. streets. was in itself one of the best
h nm) at 7o'ciock. Messrs. (Specbli tellin Guardian) tributes that could be paid to the
‘Marc hom son will address MONTREAL, Mar. 19.-The Sth Can- popularity of the battalion and tile
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P°m‘?;°:;|,_ 5_3, 0'Coniaell, Secretary- sdian Mounted Riflss,ths second Que reputation which it had won in the me' 4584-8-19aa2i. bee unit, to return home from over- field.
las ops., A me-a-ionilr.
ilominlons. lie pointed out that the Cannrlino government, was taking not ion itndrr rho Canadian War ities sures Act to remove from Canada any intorned enemy aliens considered to be undesira-ble and were also making arrangements for fares and shipping facilities for repatriation from the dominion of ellen enemies desiring to
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Part oi Peace Treaty
(Special to the Guardian.)
l’.\RiS, iiinrch 19.--.\lthougii no
llnal decision has yet been reached it is said that the present plan of the niij-ii-ity of the five' big nations con- tcinplntrs nttachinl: the League of .\'i|.tioris compact to the peace treaty an an appendix. This would enabli- Gcrinuriy tovslgn the treaty without scclirinit admission to tho League ultiiough at the stinio limo she would accept tho declaratory principles.
-li must bc comforting and consol-
lng now and then to many an old maid to get a look at the mutt slit' could have married.
be ropatrlateti.
League of Nations Compact-I
THE VVEATIIER.
K TE.\[P}}RA'l‘T.TR-E, _
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
TORONTO. `l\iui'ch 19.-Mild, will
showers. - Tire lowest fbempehture recordorf 'roomy signs was 34 name ia onions yesterday morning Was 35.
The highest yesterday was 41 IM
at a o‘oiooi¢ im. sight was 32. ' ,_ rn.. use win so args ral, ortsrsoos
at i2.41l and tomorrow at L00; it will ire high tomorrow mortal” it L42 and Simdayat 2.22. H ,sp ._ , ;_ , ‘ The mooia was `fHil 1 odfugdli March 16th.
` but quarter of the moon Monday Marcia Mtla. _