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' Greater Eiiiciency in Canadian Navy, and Prospective Promotion of Officers.
1 OT-'I‘A'WiA. March 11.--One of the U10” illlilortant parts of the re- ports of Admiral Jeillcoe’s state- ment is that the ltoyal Canadian Navy should take part ln_ annual 'uanoeuvres of the Royal navy, so .as to learn sea strategy' under ac- tual conditions 'of fighting at sea he wants also a general list of officers for the nuvies of the Bri- tish conimon-wealths so that offic- ers would be encouraged by hope that they might go to the highest positions and tlils would mean Can- adian officers getting years of train ing on British ships and British officers on Canadian ships. He
Admiral J ellicoe for
points out that in any case it would ‘be necessary for Canada for a time to draw her chief officers from the British navy. He esti- mates that the British taxpay rs will have to pay fifty five mlliIeon pounds or one pound four shill- ings per head of population or an' insurance preuiiuni of 3.6 percent on their forei n trade with a ten
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inillloii dollar program. Ile says J that Canada could protect her own a
driving the enemy from the seas would then remain on the defen- qive fleets of Great ‘Britain and the
otlier Doininions_ I I I I S
WIRELESS SYSTEM
FOR BRITISH EMPIRE
Marconi (liters British Govnrnment to _Build Wire- V
less Stations Throughout British Empire to be " Turned Cver to Government After Thirty Years. ..
(Dom. Press Special.) LONDON March 11.--The Brit
ish Government has received an
end of 30 years
iMnrc.Jni would build the plants,
lis ' ~ . ~ i-» . .
i offer said, in England, _.i Can
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EXPEN5Il]FiPH|N[iE'5IIIIIH IHIEH HIINIE HUII BIII ITIIY PIYINISIHEPHIIIE 3- UIMNIIIIINII ll. SIIIES -NIIII PHIIIIIIIIIIY ISSIIHIII IIIH IIIHITIIINS INIIHINII
£125,000 Had Been Appropriated, but only Withdrawal of Ulster Opposition and Ac-
£?5,000 was~Charged to Government, quiescence of South Ireland in the Bill the Prince Paying Expenses of his Suite, Practically Assur es its Passage. Only Wines, Tips, etc. - Obstacle a Possible Sinn Fein Outbreak.
LONDON. March 11.-»Expense_ tl i » _ (Dom. Press Special.) ’1`he correspondent is in` receipt
over ie sav ug disposition shown of further news from South Ireland i
account of the Prince of by ii. l l. Th t t '_ ‘
Wales for his recent visit clnaddq tlizitrthe PT‘inr?eap;li`r]lCIIiti> III; RrIf,?q;Iv[|)|?:;I1I5B;IatlI?2 H'I')Ir%e _EIIIIHIIS indicalifdittllaIllirbnome Ruhi
oi s iis asse \\i -= t
to iii- United states and‘i@i i'ii. r i' -_ _ ~ “ 1° ‘ ' 9 “CC--P f“ (._mudn"juSt published show; al___E___:'_;0 c‘_’_’;__1:_TfS_€____?$Ea__I_;5d__;0 prediction was heard every where there and an effort made to make ers who have just arrived in Paris
' ‘ __. ’.. ` . ` _ ‘ ‘- - _ “ l in the lobbies of Westminster last - the best of it, hence the onl - total cost onl .i.5,000, lhe treas- » a doze . . _ - . _ y CO" ____y had grungfed _£____5_000 for ___e____su ___:1___l}ff_;_I1l:§:_I‘s____<>0f _l_i;:i___i;uaf_;=._.___ I_l_e ii_iglit, on ieceiptof t_Iie news that l}"I§eilc.V staiiding between Ireland 0u____ey_ The Prince _mid me ______|ed ____ _____________ _md ___ _“___ TTI- .ie Ul.ster_l.nlonis_t (oiincil, under and a greater measure of independ ragged, undershod, pcorl'y fed sick _we ,___ ____ f__the___s __n__k_____ ____ j__e__________ ____-___ _- s - _ 9. _ DS. the leadership of (arson had decid ence than she has known iii a cen-
_ ___ but _he w_______ b____d____ ___ __0__-___ . __ __ .___ . [__ ciase, _and gifts rang- cd not lo oppose ance-ptaiice of the tu_ry and ii quarter , is a possible S035 ___ _ G _ __ _ i iii_g rom wialking sticks to _Jews-lied six _county area for the northern wild outbreak of 'Sinn Fein violence
__\ ng corge s san to bc happy bracelets amounted to £2,000. parliament, which renioves the This is regarded as cxtreiiiely un-
__ _ _ major parliamentary o_‘bstacii~. likely.
even Competitors Advocates Free- I - IP [U _ - from P in , St bl T d wth U_ _ mperia reference . .S. Senate Again _ €vi1‘iebS;_S1?0___‘_3E ra _e_ 1 S Und@1scussion to Conader Treaty
-___ (Special to The Guardian.) (Special to The Guardian.) (D°'“- PN" SP°°I3|~)
_ 1.0-NnoN, iuarcu 11.-isir Geo. LONDON, Marci. ii.-Unrier se- WASUfNG'!`0N- Mflrvll 11»~'1`l\<~ (Special to The Guardian.) PHISIL SD€‘Hl<ll1g before the Nation- cret-ary of State Amery in the 5_"'“‘I‘* may "Oi" ‘WHY U" I‘f*Ufll`2'
VANC0UVEp_ March 11__Sev@,, al Liberal Club tonight on the nat- iiouse of (‘ominoiis today said the “O” °f the D"““9 mtllil with V0'
competitors from Hrs Royal H|gh_ ional financial position, said “friend question oi' the preference bet-\\'-.ren 5“f"“U°“ m`l“’I9S~ “IIWU U10 I10i1B“
' ",355 the prince of \\ra|eS~ srablos ship with the United States must the |West Indies, (`anada and the “gel ‘IUw" “I ‘"`“S~"’ Iacksv' 0” 1'1"
Wm Curry the royal C010,-5 at the be the cornerstone of our policy, United Kingdom had been under ~“9"Vf1U0" f"`UCI“S WIN" U10. LUIIZC gmcndver Exhibttjorr race meer We must lake down our tariff walls coiislderatioii -by the West indian "f'5""‘_'f‘u°" 'U this “"U"Ie ‘W 5001*’ this year, according to J. Carlyle, and admit American goods into Associated chamber of (‘omnierce. ”`uI)5t"‘"“ fn" It I‘i‘f"_IW-"ll I“"f""' mrmgqr 0( the ranch prrrchrtsed our Empire on the some terms we Jamaica, has not so far given any I’°"“t‘°‘1 I" III” r"S°l‘_"’°“ °I Vimfl' i,-,- the Prime during his recent have admitted goods produced with preference to Canada or to _the C“iI°“5» me wal’ “"u |l¢“'¢‘- bifell visit to Canada. The horses are ill U16 EHIPIFB- 5:” United Kiligdoiii. - Cleared f°" V°I-9- _.t
eing sent to Canada for ‘breeding **‘*<°*’**° -*<0->i '__'
(Special to The Guardian.)
ng the price of her ambitions in _Ailbanln with the lives of her young men. according to lied Cross work-
fiom Albania. One Red Cross work cr described the italian army as
PARIS, March 11.-Italy is pay-
Soldiers Ragged, Unfed, Sick and Dying.
Insanitary Conditions in Camps, which no Modern Army Would Tolerate.
and dying and added that the sol- diers are dying so fast of Malaria. pneumonia and tubeculosls that they are buried at night. Ile added that the -Italians are living under such sanitary condition that no modern army would sanction. Tents are in irisrslies while the cld Austr- ian barracks are not utilized and are rotting.
HELD
spiring the ' Meeting.
(Dom. Press Special.)
OT'I`A\VA, March 11.- The
watehword "carry on." which Sir Thomas White gave the panty in iis speech on illonda 'was the key
iorning. The caucus lasted until
In N Y after one o‘clock and, judging from
ie cheering which lion-ted out in-
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.T _ _______ _ __ p_i;:_;_>_o_r;i_e_s_ r_i_;i_;l___;vil_i____i_i:_;e__;:_t_ pole of .1 unlonist caIIiciis iield this
offer from Guglisime Marconi. It- alian inventor ot wireless, to link up the_entire British Empire in a chain of wireless comniunicatlon system to be turned over to Govern-
oi-Suicide _
At Mill River-
V' _.___
A sad case ol' supposed suicide
was reported from Mill Itiver near Alberton, at a late hour last night. The report is that Robert Gard of that place, son of Mr. Peter Gard, was found dead in bed in a pool of blood which had flowed from a wound in the arm. presumably
mains by his own hand wiiii a poo et knife found beside him. He was 58 years of age anti had been ill for some time with the Flu. llc had apparently however, been re- covering. When one of the house- hold went to his room about'-4.30 with something to eat he was dead as above stated. Coroner Pate was summoned and an inquest was held last night the result of which could not be ascertained by phone ow- ing to the lateness of the hour.
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Abandoned at Sea ffj
(Dom. Press Special.)
BOSTON, March 11.-Wireless
messagus intercepted here today declared that schooner Lnliuvc of Lahave N. S, had been abandoiieil at sea late yesterday 750 miles oil' New York and crewtaken a-hoard steamer Adriatic no reason for wb- undonment of schooner given.
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struction and organization with- out assislance of the Govemment and to 'Day the Exchequer one .fourth of the profits. _ a ment ownership if desiired at the
May Inspect German
Fortiiications .;
er would have chi-i.rge of these troops.
Francisco Villa has released Jos-
He would engage .to carry out con-
niililury occupation of Turkey with U more drastic measures, if necess- nry, was considered a certainty in peace conference circles toduy.` Premier Venizelos, it was under- stood. had offered to place Greek _ troops at the disposal of allies it needed. Venizelos, it was said, made his offer at a meeting of the council of foreign ministers _Wetl-
_2__<_>sday. It probably will be accept-
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nother Sharp Rise y
il - , inte had moved -back almost tothe
.su f_..... __ More Extensive B . .. g _ __
(Special to The Guardian) discontinued its wartime practice ‘
1 m nt Bulldln S Bsnbiv, March 11-The riiiur 0CCl1pa.I]1011 0fTU_1”k6y of reculsltioning a elven percent __ VICTORIA, B. C.. -Marci. ii.-
alr la: 6 g training school for cadets at Gros- Iage of transatlantic lln_ers'(_carg:_> __L?ove lhfni alone and let them
slicliterfelde, Prussia, through space and has advised tie .unar _ git out tieir own salvatioir This
which most of the officers of the ALLIES Occup TURK PORTS Line and British subsidiaries' of the 15 l-Ile DHIY SUIUIIOH Di the Russian
German army passed, was closed _ International Mercantile Marine problem_ ;_>_l_acing of a British
‘ :0dI1Y.il1 2\CC0l‘dHl1C@\\'Iill U10 i-@l'l1\S (Dom. Press Special.) Conipany, lliat the government de- 0l`f`€ 0 ,U men in Russia
o'I‘E'II»I.=I:n|f-;I\| I-R/i.;|II;ii_GI|1;IfI1?iré) rust Of Peace treaty. _ WASHINGTON, Marci. 11.- purimems would been space as Wvulfl achieve absolutely- nothing." f the new pnriloiiient buildings Tllere was an imposing military The Allies have decided to occupy conmiedcial companies in future. TMS If* ‘|19 OPINION Of MRIOFGHII- D t 'date is Sli 95%-1 116 according demonsmmon attended “Y 3 ““1“' the ports of Ismid and Mudania, Even after signing the arinistice “ill T- Th°i"I'C'ff\l'. Of U16 lille RUS- ImIl(:ni I) J Reid ,whb also told bel' °f °ffIC91`S ill Gulf* ““If""m5~ in Asiatic Turkey. A London de- the Ministery of Shipping contin- Hia" “filly "WI f°I"mf'\'IY 3 di-“U11” O - I ' I , I s this even- including General L“d9nd°"ff‘ spatch today said Trebizoiid also ned to requisition a certain per- g“is,h"d omcer In me British 9-X'
_ -_- . S ada' to The Guardian to the corridors and the cheerful
_ (special to The Gua,_d|an_) NE;_p_e;:_iSi__§:i `_l_'__he (_5u1a_rdla_;i.) ____ 0_§_Tl;WA_ M_______ ____s___ IGN faces of the members as they filed
In PARIS. MUFCII 11--“The TGIHDS ut t, ' _"ri ‘lk ' I ZEGOOQ Poster told the (Touimons this 0
says it appears certain that the If 0 a geflern S r E ° ,. -‘ afternoon, replying to rt question TUB "I9-‘Sage bmuglli- fl`0m` Ulf’
_ "°°_ . allies propose to take certain mea- “mon _“Ie” m New Yiwk (AW if’ of P. F. Caagrain that it was not P"9mI9" Ill" Dr- Reid H011 Ml Cala'
(Specual to The Guardian.) Smeg 8__gum__t Turkey because of relief is not provided immediately he mtemm or _l'_e_G0vemmem_ to €,_,._ was that he was much xmpmved
NEW YORK- Mamh u"'“A“°u““` fthe-_ recent massacres of Armenians “gains” pr°m""I“g Iandmrds and Issue bilingiixal stamps coins or pap- in health and will be back a month
violent rise in sterling exchange -These me newspaper; Marin," Wm .other high costs of living, was up er money in Canada No departure 0,. so before ,M “nm” en” |_e_ featured the day in New York fin- consist or an effective occupation for consideration at a confience _ to _be _____d.e _m____ _he ______e______ pared _D _,________- _hé ________ __.D_ nciui markets. Against yesterday's of Constantinople and certain im_ here -today between Mayor yian 5 H was his answer to B Bah and carry 0 "ng, th d sl ga n final price of $3.604. sterling ex- portant- Btmmgrc ,positions and the and officials of the central feder- fr" tee’ neation H the S b t _ "_ 9 en ' 1' the Change "Id this morning at $3" exercise of allied control over ';all “ted ““I°U~ The threat £0 "eC°m‘ es 0 q S D . 'gethe -ndl t D 681A,'advsncln§ to 53.75% in the telegmpmc communications mend the strike was made ecently ° ° ° . . 'J 6 5“pP°"t be EWG" the fiernoon At the 'latter price the ' by rue cena-ui Union, the officials waftlme Shipping `~ .
rice last .lanuaiy from which level ` 3IJrIvlIa.iciIiliiIlsI{o;)sIIgIIe`ii 1II¢?y<:0iI‘er§ll:
. c _
it tell-precipitateiy to $3.18 in Feb-` ~ ' ritgerirrg in rents, _
(Dom, pr", 3p¢¢[a|_) ruiiry. Exchanges on the other al- _ NEW \OR_{-i-_______c__ 11_T__e
LON-DON, March 11___Exr,mSiv,, lied countries moved sharply to ________ _______S___- or Shi ___ has
ut there was great unanimity.
u jec meant me let the party work to
General Milne B;-ltlsli command- the liouse nf Comnioii __ Finm Mamhah V0" Hludewburg pmbam will be occmied adding wmage of liners. sDuce_ Hmgin peditiondrv for-pgs, who arrived in
Mexicans Release N
Engineer Williams
WASHINGTON, IMul'ch 11.-R0
ing that the architects get ve _ - _ I _ U _ ‘J i . _ ___ ' 8 Vi 1 . Lil i- _ _md H ha" Dm. cent Commission 0\ ttiegraplied to the cade s tis ie that an awed troops Wm he mmm from 2_9 m 60 per Germ for use of a__c__c:__ri_z;_____issiiiorii_:;_g on t_li_i; Jap
services lheyl had rendered the _ _ ,.6 lr- I _D _ c iiwani u, on i way
the cost or the structure' country would never be forgotten. tone lgileerfgll Ie e ;_,I_;‘eDol;_'I_“_‘(I;t_ry Dt Fwd and Wheat' to New York and London. The gen.
Ismid is at ilie head of the gulf I _ '
S _ - E I 1 1 t 1 t, il _ _ th, ter his thrilling experiences in Cent-
0 U' ' instsm.%0an;(;;:ntfnflglgnéneimzoila“_ ral -Russia and lSiberia. where he
° way leading inland from Scuinri. . . led Part U! the Koichi’-k Iomes “`
Mudania is across the sea of Mar- gain” me B°l5h"-Viki In an efmff
';°_' _ inora from Constantinople about E" free “lie Ct°u;;"y' TW” attgnipis
_- _ _ _ _ 5 | |t Th G d|an_) fifly miles southwest of the capital “_” 0 355°" na 9 m were ma 9-
ports _ibut an Aiiieiicaiinsuuiltléitll W£\lI:;j\§N_f;war5l1T;»p|,c gov. lt is connected _'by rail-way with ,Dom Pass spanish)
eral has reached this conclusion af
WASIIINGTON. March 11.- had been ordered to thc ac _Ct G__________________ ___ Moqcow yesmr _hp important Uty Dr Drum fm. LOVDON _M_____c__ 11 __The com
cpli \Villiams', the American en- gineer of the Amcricun 'Smelting and lteilnlng Co., who was captur- ed by a Villa band in an attack on
a train near Clilpuhua_ The Stale 'i‘
Department was advised today frnin Torreon. Williams was said to have returned safely to Chlpuh- un city.
New England Emerging _
\V<il'0 lIlHCF°'1I»I50d Wdw "I th" _'Wy da wut n second wir,.|,.5,r pence which Mudiinia is the port. Tiebl mission which Ames Wm Send on 9
Depart nent. N0 011101' for Sum " y . . . 1"- _ zond is about 5t`0 miles tn the east _ _ _ . _ _ __ d ' d G
inovcrnlriiit has -been made from l11_<_>_l__£1ct_<i___t_li_§»__l_lc’_i_il;s_l_; f_::;‘_el;;_ii_sni;__i;_e-_ ____ Co________________;__C (___ _hc Black .ii___.,n_vcsl:ga_tli;g iiiiiisimi in Ilussin
Wasliinzton and ltliore is no know- pd hy GC____g__ ,1,0|_nche_;___ the SML ____1_eSi_1_ .'g_t___maCr__s _i?m_oicr_‘_o_v_v L d d _ Img” U7 such 0;`d0£`s_‘li;__wIig_$§_§ed' Bolshevik Forelllli 1\1IlliSi<'-1'. @"PI`€5` mission \\Iill he composed ot' len e ho rcport ‘"5 na E ` ses a desire ‘for peace _riot _bonljy members representing the various _T
G - . with Poland but with otier or _ _ _ Allied GGvem_memS_ besides ox DUBLIN. March 11 -Two steam
er states. Tho Soviet Government ENS and lesser re resenmtw 5 ers landed at Dublin Tuesday night.
. declares in the note that the pre_ Emkmg __ grand total [Zn any foueh the Freemans Journal says today,
vions proposals of the Bolshevik - The United S_meS_ Great Brimm with considerable forces of caval-
hold good and asks where and #_ _ France Italy J_]______ and me nent: ry and infantry and a number of
-*"' when the peace delegates of all ____ na_’i_0__ ;vm ____ re __ _ field grins. Subsequently these en-
_ BEf§UN;_Mi1""-_Il 1I-_TI‘__°0c1:;_i_S__I' the interested countries mary meet. I0_\_([_E’8Q_°~ €;‘_§(=l_f; ?1D¢Cl_§_l-g Trade _hm G-e___§_______ ___"‘_‘ im _g’ce5_*_‘;‘_;r_‘;` tra_ined ffirdsouilu-rii provincial de- cent ssue a vgorous p - .___-<»>-Q ._ g ~ --' ‘ -_ _ ' ‘ " po s, inc u ing Kilkenny, Water-
ti_on declaring the governni-ent will l;_nion__ ripregentrng nrore sented. ford and C‘m_agh_ Two mfamry but not hesitate to punlsgi o_i`fende_rs _ _ {__§l_“ h____. W__';"_f__?_l___:‘_;`€*_;__lll'2_i____¢;_§__i93; tallons .had previously left Dublin nilt of attacks upon ore gn in s ‘ »
From Snow Blocka e _ -_ » . _ _ - _ _ _
d 3 _ __ _ _ decide whether' "direct action" in F (r.?,:'.dt1l,l1e s3Jutr|IlLerI:l§:,I;u:r';r`?ren' ac
__? sions The President'-; iproclnma
the form of a eneral strike should g p D
(Dom. Press Special.) tion followed reports from Wcinitz S °___a__ ____ ______________d ____. ______0___ ___ mm ___<,, __
BOSTON, March 9.--Coiislden
alble improvement in conditloiis on the snow and ice bound railroads in Northern New England resuiteil‘ from the combined efforts of rail- roads and thousands of volunteer workers today.'Ncw York and Bos- ton lrains worked their way through to Portland and traffic was restored between Portland and Bangor.
The Grand Trunk 'Railroad lines
in Maine and New Hampshire re- mained wlthout service, together with many parts of Boston and Maine, and Maine lCentrul Roads. The White Mountains Division of the Boston and Maine was clear- ed as lar north as Plymouth, N.
of an attack upon ii French party. . (Dom. Press p - _ ll" ' G ' __ i H _`
one of the Frenclimen was killed PARIS, March 11.-lflouncil oi §)§_ms;_e c__‘;_‘;"l_;;1_:§f:_t fphélaéoonnsrpz; _ sts
bl’ fl “mb "f i‘~;W"5_§‘9°I,1f_°' the rf' “l"‘I:"§s“‘l1°‘_'5a tgefl;;I;gctN_|;:;, meeting followed the vote of British .__ I F d . C
mainder surren ere. ' Io DSODB Sill ‘UCI ls ‘ ~ 5 _(1 _L d | _ ._ ,, _ accused eight Fretniclimenf; mem- Gerinipitfgxificntioii he may wish :h’;_‘_’_Z5 __‘:_’:_“__f:_‘_:1‘%i_____i*'e€'_;’l’_;'yf*i_' conf -"I (;°;YP‘__';'_|.' ;;_:______) _
' siderable majority to strike if ne- NEW ydnl- ‘_ _ _
° mm" demands' d@\1l0l‘l1IIZflU0l\ l0¢IBy and many ter of Parkers (Ridge, and 3 com-
U» S» ° . ___<,>_____ hundreds of thousands of dollars panion. located Henry Braithwsite
were lost a wo
I d A _________e__ “adn __ne____\;ltli_:ig___x_a _few ii_apper and __gulde.__of Fredericton
- » ’ C ea. ri ter a searc on w ch they start-
. ° :_I_';°I;a€9__\l"'5 til; f_Il1_Ml0|H_l_;l_lSt{‘_l0;_._ ed last Tuesday. "Uncle" Henry
_ _ -l _ _ _ -s e ie ec s on o e n was found at the first camp. called
WASHINGTON- March 11- _TIF Lodieo Gfé 5'0" In \`|99d__0f “If” cd States Supreme Court. in the llunter's camp. The snow was too
state Department has defln tc y silverware in your homes. stock tax case. and declared that deep for him tr, .rttrind to mr trap.. coiicludod that the Allied plan to 1| so k;nd|y_ can and ,eg gui- Cir- -_ stock dividends were taxa-ble. und he was sticking close to camp trade Wltll the DGOPIQ Of 50"I@'- culation Department and -learn how (Dom. Press Special.) The service of the Associated in the best of health and enjoying
sia .inde endentl of the Sov n obtai a com lete st of WASHINGTON March 11-Her Press was accurate in ever srtl
bers' of the Aviation Commission at an
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-people npinterior Russia would spoons, 5 desert spoons, rt butter in behalf of Rear Admiral Sims. two to ten points under an avalsn- 1, the oldest pr0fr.“|0r,,| Kurds necessltv e dealing with the Soviet knife and a sugar shell and a beau- b9f°l'€ U10 SPMYG NBVHI Affllifi Che of selllnz orders. Stvadled and and trapper in active service on
points in either direction. l_ wmmmee invest] Bu U D _ b I .b h
b Government, indl-reotiy at least. .tlful mahogany cabinet. Z DS ie all #sun to C lm . For l e bllilwe the continent of America. His re
on several mm” which ham een This conclusion is expected to has- You have an heard about Oneida |818-SIMS Controversy. Sims today of the session prices continued to intiver became rrr¢|r,ur conwrntus
today, passengers had slept In day caches for two nights , and had
toll IIBCISIOH by t-he United Statessliverware it needs no introduc- ;_I@_‘_|(‘_‘_f’_:_f°;I____t7'8____ff_2'_;$\__Iigiglellllaizg _l;:_l;\'-2118!h_:!__l;_£_nat__o___i_r;_tstionp___i::'__lf_:_ 'his safety some tlm_e sgo.l‘hut their
On |110 question of -trade with Rus-tion, it is guaranteed for ten years h d d 3 s 8 B fears were ground.ess. He will ala. it is believed .that Presldsntsnd will retain its color and give If “"x°“I _P 9°- It Il !“PD°"d EMM- . _ come out of the woods in about Wilson will lift the embargo onexceilent service t “I I°°V9‘U 0°l1!9l1t WB! 0blHin~ 'During the violent declines which a forlnl8\\l- TM MMD ill which
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taxed the capacities of the sma S _ _ Ru _ w____ hmdm how We have H ‘ew more sets ,en so ed before Sims made the request. followed the mlslesdlng it-sports, he was 1, some ,wenmsrx mn”
town hotels and restisiiraints to
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street traffic on the Northern and Western 'New England and in mans' cities trolley tracks were still bur-
dependenlly of the _Allies uniessited number of t.h_ess elegant Free hr in || U _ f they form another plan very socngitts oirhand and strongly advise f::°,o,Tn:i2°def°§:t°';°°th;' “?l'fo;’., ?g“___‘*e':_ I3; ;’;I;°;':__e‘_'_i;t:__\1_:t¢i_:‘_:f\:r_°_i_ rs n:__o‘ii__s was timer him. Hind 9;?- WIITOTI I! RCCGDIGG -tl) U16 United y0\l R0 Cl" OITIY. Cirtlliillbn DO- qlqg-N' 5 ¢°f|fg\-Qing; ln London and hue re-port m. who 'ers mi xfnguves th:t_.=".‘::J?:r emi;
led in ice. - sister. pt.. Charlottetown liusrdisn. _ shortly after he arrived. ignorance ot what was happening. fortune hm syrrtggen h|m_ L57 ,_ m_
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UNIONIST CAUCUS _
riisniioiv
Sir Thomas White’s' _“Carry 0n” the Slogan ln
Perfect Unanimity Pre
vailed. Borden Returning Before Close of Session
‘Government and. its Legislation.
A letter from Sl-,r Robert was'
read indicating his intentions of re- turning. _
The question of a permanent pol-
icy was deferred until the Premier' returns, though there was consid- erable tentative discussion and the consensus of opinion was favorable to the' formulation of a policy im keeping with the traditional fiscal policy o the past. lt was urged however, that care be 'taken to guard against undue profits result- ing from the oi of ar iff under exists usual conditlom ably ife other m before some of features of the
tion are determined on.
Commerce Board
investigating - Grocery Combine
HAiMd'LTON. -March 9.-Frank
Fearman, wiio has been in the wholesale grocery business in Ham ilton since 19-18, was the chief witness, today at the investigation begun here by the Board of Com- merce. with W. -F. 0.'Connor pre- siding, into charges that a combine exists among the wholesale groc- crs and certain manufacturers. it was stated that sixty witnesses would be called, that the inquiry would probably last a week, and that before it was concluded sitt ings would be held either in Toron to or Ottawa.
Mr. Fearman told Chairman 0'
Connor he had made complaints to the Attorney»General’s -Depart ment last January that he could not buy goods from the W. C. Mac Donald lCompany, Montreal, or from the St. Lawrence 'Starch Com- pany. or from the Kellogg Corn Flakes ‘Compan\y. After he hail Joined the Ontario Grocers’ Guild however, he -was enabled to makfr the desired purchases. bc ;1rlinM.ted, He had "dumped" correspondence. with these firms and it was not ot- tainable and he was unable to pro duce evidence that he could not get supplies before he joined th-1 guild.
W,, S. Ware, sales manager cf.
the Kellogg Corn Flakes Com-pan,-_ admitted- having received vcribai instructions to cut Fearman off th- johbing list.
A. W. Roebuck. Toronto, repri
purtment, characterized the activi- ties of the Ontario Wholesale Grov- ers‘ Guild as a coin-'bine to prevent manufacturers selling except ri.- the wholesalers in the guild dictat- ed. The climax was capped, Mr. Roebuck, asserted, 'by all within the ring signing arrangements that none of them siiould sell unless he had a card signed by the sec~
retary of the guild.
THE WEATHER
TEMPERATURE Tina, Moon' mc.
The lowest temperature on Wt-ll-
iiesday night was 24 degrees above zero. At 9 a. m. yesterday it was 27. The highest during the day was 39 and at 9 o'clock last night it was
March and milder,
local
The be high this
noon at tomorrow
it will be
at 4.43 gud -Sun sets
and tomorrow at
morrow morning at
day at 0.14.
Full moon,
at 6.18 p. m.
Last quarter
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