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OTTETOWN, CANADAI FRIDAY, DECEMBE

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Though Called Haig’s Book it Was Written by Others but is Said to Express Haigls Views. Exposure of Foch, Lloyd George and Others is Leading Feature.

(Special to The Guardian) published for forty years. ‘It is generally admitted that the LONDON, Nov fio-Jrhe app-inn present work reflects Hulgbi as views. it mpresernts a inore_eiabor

- were brought to the

ed upon him. Nevilleia operations failed lnmentahly everywhere else while Halgs succeeded. Ge with conception of the Vimy s the ill and the author's charge the wnr lug of cabinet with deleting from Bug's Lloyd George and the French poll despatclies portions showing the’ tiolsns on. Allied strategy and responsibility of the cabinet tori nlglnlfl/[ng that the politicians de- certain notions. They allege that’ llllirrately iiiuueu mi. BI, Hale's in sepiemst-i. 191s, w-iieii HBIgI Qxpgngg, The author] of the book was pressing the victory the cobi-l are Georg-e guy-is, the editor 01 net sent Hoig warning that the The Nineteenth‘ Century hiflsazine casualties were too heavy and “m; gowns’: Bmfoottm, W110 “'88 were generally very (llscouraging. mfllim-ry ieorétfll’? 10 Lord Hill; l-Ia-d this message been acted up‘ ,. the wmbtlflf 01 H1091 0f the on it would have stopped the 5UP‘ l - the trained to the breaki ing point the reliance of the- two leaders. H-nig ignored this recom~1 inundation. '

successful early, because l-lulg de- clined in 1918 to axe-cute "the plan drawn up by MursutY. Foch and litsisted- successfully on the adop~ tion of his own scheme.

The book iuiihci- show crfects of the lnterferr

plan

sited his private memoirs ritlsh museum with in that they shall not be

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_. es, Between ’ Gr

brace. l‘ Turk Del

sideration of (llai fused.

(Special to The Guardian) n] gave-rm, QONSTANTINOPIJ , NOV the Allied Turkish end Greek oiuposts mg m; 11gb (‘P15111113 111i"? “"1115 1118 MW I once of the conquered prov-loco of 11-9.? '1" Thrace’ "WONIIIHK 10 Smyrna. The note wits in reply lo Patches in the f-vrotests which tlie iiinsii orriciuzi, prssa‘ , ""1116 regarding administrative Turkish revolutionaries nrc- re- measure-s in Smyrna. It declared ported t0 have occupied Xuntlii that the 01d capuu ‘ and they are enideovoring to ail- er binds and ppm vanco and seine territory held by right to apply l,” o the Greeks.‘ The Turk-Ian Notion- its own territory,

U. S. Ship Subsidy Bill Has Little Chance

Qpectiai- to The Guardian) WASHINGTON. l). C., Nov. 30, —'lI"ullu-re of-the ship subsidy bill in the United States Senate was foreshadowed dodsy by even Ben»

lent has scnt a note to commissioners assort- tto independent govern

30-- are ron dea- Constantinople

wn decrees in

ate ailmlnistratlon loaders, admit that although passes the -bill the lnite opposition is such th or no hope of through rthe Sena “The House

They the House

“my of the

ere Is little

lflrcins the

w.

should not want that kind of legislation "and the bill

‘will fall". snid ore bl‘ the 111091 Drominent of administration lead. crs.

ilflfllldefl the Greek army whe

66kt». and- Turks in! egates Insist on 0011-115; ms Previously Re-i

mu;

iPremier Bell's Appreciation 0f The Red Gross

I ‘have read the annual re or the Canadian Red Cross ciety for the year 19M.

l am fnuiiiliar with the accomplished by this Society in this Province during the pact two years and especially with its la- bors in connection with the health inspection of the public schools.

Thiet inspection nurses found more ‘than 715 percent of tho chil- dren suffering from physical de~ rects that interfered with the KFKIW-lth, dQIBYBd the educational advancement, and endangered tlio permanent health or the pupils.

ln most cases these defects attention oi’ remedied.

port So-

work

I119 D-‘trents and were

' was done to the good things pro

JOHN H. BELL, Premier.

Geek Revolutionists Imprison The King

(Spec-la? to The Guardian)

PNRIS. Nov 30—King George 0' Greece is held‘ prisoner in his palace by the revolutionary forces who executed former Premier Gouriinnls and other statemen Tuesday, aocordilng to a Belgrade llfiflimitcr to the ‘Matin today.

This despatch states that the

lug made every effort to pre-veui the execution of five former miln- isters and the general who coin-

wns defeated b activities in their behalf roused the ire of the revolutionary iiu- thorlties. Their anger was incre-as ed when immediately after the deutli sentences were carried out, he requested th-nt he no pcrmimtq to leave Greece. ln reply in this. the revolutionary committee put o. Slnrrd over b131,, , . . "George. son of exiting Constan- 0. became ruler 0i’ Greece when , father fled, after the great Turkish victories. Prince Andrew brother of “Constantine i5 llelil in Athens unil- la exports-ii in 7:0 placed on trlnl shortly by ilic re- ifloliiiioniaryi forces.

y the Turks. His

Three More Pay Death Penalty

(Bbccial to IThe Guardian.) DUBUIN, Nov so-rrliu State government 115 Policy of carry death sentence agai tured while armed. were executed for the the others for carrying bombs, The men executed were Mllfnliy. Jose ‘ rick Farrel "urine s nick-t attack on ggxgmglrz hzlztiiqtlurtors of the ‘ 0 mie f out! l denartnwnc on October-mill. m on

111i: out

Three this- morning.

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Free is continuing the not rebels cop men one possession of arms and

Joh-n P11 Sccoer and Pat- ly. All were arrested Oriel

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joyable Dinner at the Victoria Hotel Last Night Included the Time Honored Haggis. Toasts Responded to With Wit and Eloquence.

The anniversary oif Scotland's patron saint was tlttlllzll‘ 11111101" ed lust night ai-‘thc Victoria HoteiITin-nnis full in every fool by’ the Cnledoniun Club where niidlii-ilfs in every blow! large number of mom-hers and Lot us do or dig! guests sat down to the annual Sh]! Andrew's dinner, President D. VF.‘ Bethune presiding. .Full 11-11mm"

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L11)‘ the proud ilsurpers low.’

RCPI)’ - . . . . - .. Rev. J. C. Martin

h t . J. P. Mclnnis e and amen t. 623e, 0 course” dtime honoregd Scottish dfsli~~T the Haggis, was brught in on "The: grown,’ lrencher" to the music oi.» "—~~~——-—~~——~ the Kpipos, curried mlof-t by Clans-i

man D. B. MacDonald. lt was p-ilti"

ed with the customary ceremony beifore- the (Iihief, who delivered with characteristic effect Burns‘

The Army and Navy

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R 1, 1922.‘

Teller Returns Sum Taken From Vault

‘BOSTON. Nov. so.

—-Restitutlon 0f $10,000, he

has used in stock n freedom on pro- ie E Hutchinson, c 11181‘, today, when he was arraigned in the municipal court. Hutchinson "D $7,000 as the money. larceny by Company.

5.

FRENCH TANKER BLOW$ UP I RACING SEASON, OPENS I ING IN GREECE OVER EXE ISH DELEGATE DENIES OH PELLED. VIOLENT STORM

said he had cleaned a result of his use oi He faced a charge of the Exchange Trust

NEW OIUUEAN tor racin day und tions.

3. Nov SIG-Willi E season opens here to‘ er ideal weather

We raise our son The brlBht and blest.

Loyolly now we stand,

As brothers hand in hand.

And sing God save the land ‘We love so well.

go to thee,

LOS ANGELES, Jury disagreed for Yesterday‘ irt the case of Arthur C. Burch on trial charged wilth the murder of J. D. Allen Kennedy,

TOKIO, NOV. {Mr-Privy council 1-86 fillltrflved unanimously the increase In Chinese Customs tariff decided upon nt the Washington Arms Conference.

ATHENS. No

Nov 30- The the third time

Reply '. . . . . . .. Hon. Premier Bell The City of Charlottetown

8ong-—Good Old Charlottetown- Ntlvigith er

Reply His Worship Mayor Jenlcmo .. . . . . . . . . . .. J. P. Mclnnlu The Land o’ the Heal-her

S “"11 v ao-uncignatioo o! the executions of Greek minis»

iiililiress “To the flagella." 1 During the evening an excellent musical program was furnished by ihc Casino Orchestra. i The latter part of the evening was ilevotedto the following BX- eelleiit toast list:-—-

The King al Anthem Akhigitheri l ,

l. l. .1 ,.

PRESIDENT D. F. BETHUNE

Song, Nation

God save our gracious K1218.

Long live our noble King, ‘God save the King.

Send him victorious,

Happy and glorious,

Long to reign over us, God save the King.

ii

The Lieutenant Governor

Sony-For he's alJolly Good Fei ' ' Iow-Awhiglthh".

For he's u Jolly 90011 IOIIOW,

For he's u lolly good follow.“

For ho's~n*1oll>f N05 161111“?- Which nobody can deny.

Club Dinner Last Nlghit In Hon~ or of St. Andrew. ICnn you? Can you? Can T0117 1 _ , ‘m... .-,.,,-_/ ca“ V1,“? pa‘, y/lu? 53on£l~Ruie Briiannza Nthigither Fm- hgg n, jolly good fellow, i Winch nobodv can iiruy.

‘sin first at lichvenh; imp, Hip, Hooray! '

lIJiiHi mi out the azure main, ilrc iiliIIll. 'I‘Il"5.- tin-is m- r-lizirtcr, The oliortoi" oi‘ the lrimi. _ _ _ , _ , , __ Mr, A. wiiliamsoiullritons ncvor, nova-r sliuil slaves. ‘

illulc. Britannia, lli-itannlti, rule ihe waves, lli-itnins ncvcr shall slaves.

imply-His Honor

‘ Klnnon [Song 1'“

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IThe. Day and who Honour It I

, Cho i

I Scots. who bee, wi’ Wuilucc I)1(2(I.I , _ Scots. whom Bruce has use? 1811. 5°"9"'W° 1" "W" L“ H"

Welcome to your 50F!‘ P’- , . . Or to vlctorle. Flag f3", A.'h'g"her‘

1S0IlQ—-13COU Wha Hae, Chief Mal- ' com Ind sfthlgither

Old

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\Vc‘ll never let tho old flog I811, For we love it tho best oi’ all [We don't want to right to show our rnight—— _ But “IlGll we start we light. 111-3111" ' light, In peace or \\';\'r you'll hear us sing God snve the‘ flag, God save the

News tho _ hour; See the front o’ battle lour; ‘ S99 approach proud Edwards Power- Chains and slnvcrle!

daY and llO\\"5 the‘ i

Wt-a wad be n traitor kiiovc?

Wha wad fill i. cowards grove?

Who siae buse- as be n slave? Let him tum and flee.‘

Klnlr. At the ends of the -worl<1. 1,116 Hart's unfurled. We'll never let the old flog 14111-

Reply . . . . . . . .. Licut. ClYde Auld

Who. King and W, Freedom's slword will sironizll‘ draw. Freed-om stand or freeman in"? Let him follow me!

for Scotland's

Reply Lzeut Commander Lewtn Mr. Lelilh oincwe" The Land We Live in

Nthlqlther

‘Be ollllressions’ woes llfldhlhgflnf! By your sons‘ in servlle c n no. We will drain our ile-ares-i veins. slmf-o cMad“

But they shall be free! O Gamma’ our home, our nauvé "_‘—‘ land!

E” '1‘ u tri i. love thou dost in u: Weather, Etc. ' ° iimiiimi: YOU ARE BUYING

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PTiMi5M SHORT- ‘£01-! ETTER Pm" IN A 5T0!’

We see thee raising fair. dearliind The. true North, strong and free; And stand on suord. 0 Countie- We stand on guard for thee,

m“, 0 Canada, 0 Canada. 9 7C I _ ,-_- Wows-coho on guard for thee. d/ M911?“ 0 Canada we stand on gunrtl T ( f.‘ Gbh’ ‘f for thee. ~ l» ./\ t‘. 1 I

‘i Up' I Reply . . . . . .. Mr. Jame: Mcinno I

lEDEI-T ("A955 "W. _.,_ . ~ a A/vMAttllflfi-

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Song J. P. Mclnneu 4 The United Qt-Iltfll

[Song-Thu 8hr Spangled Bonner Chief miuuum and flthlfllihfll‘

I i‘ IWhat ~ ttwllighfls last gleaming, ‘whose broad stripes and bright stars. tliro' the perilous fight O‘er the ramipsrte we watched. I were so gallantlv streaming? And the rockets’ red glare. tho

Oh. say, do you see by 1119 118W!“ early light, ' so proudly we hailed at the

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ronomo Dec. 1Q nimumeI , Wm“ 1'“"¢1"t' 1" “"- mm to ‘mm’, we“ ‘ma!’ prob”, Gave proof through the night. that

m”: m“ our flag was still there. Ihsirtefcglloudy and £10,131‘: fez: Cm- 011, My. does that em- spans

In“, shower‘ led banner yet wave

H-Igh tide this moi-unis at 8.41 0'" '1" ""1 °' m’ ‘m’ “"1 and will“, M “B. the home of the brave

Sun sets this afternoon at 4.17 and m“ ‘omonow mom," “Reply Vlceconnui Arthur B Glroux

7.22.

l-uill moon NIonday, Dec. 4th. Jflummcrside tide eighteen . min- "IOCIBVCOW '-

Our Province Itchy-Intuit! "with _._. A‘!

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wit; Preslded M; the Calcdoniao i I

be1

mound,

tors recently is growing, and several interrogations were made‘ in the chamber today to nscemaln the attitude of the government.

NEW YORK Nov lid-Gene Tun ney. former American lizb-t heavy- weisht champion. knocked out Ch-arlie Winont of Newark, in the iourthi round of a scheduled fifteen round bout. Tunney wag out weighed by six pounds.

LONDON, Nov ski-Turkish re- voltln western Thrace is reported to have broken out and an armed band of five thousand is said to be marching toward Dedeaghatob and‘ demanding holding of a pleb- sici e.

PARIS. Nov 30—BGlg'l'&de des- patcli say-s that [Gin-g George of Greece is virtually a prisoner in his palace and the government has denied his plea to leave, the country, ~

Scottish Selection Chief Malcom and nwhiigxher

Reply . . . . , . .. Our Guest:

Mr. James Paton

Song . . . . . .. Mir. Leigh Dingwell Reply-Rev W Orr Mulligan

The Lanes

Song-Green Grows the Raaheu- l‘ Chief Mslcom 1 nought but care on ev'ry an’.

In every hour that posses 0; What signifies the life o‘ man, l‘ An‘ 't were no for the losses. 0?

There's h

Aulil Nature the lovely doors Her IlUbIDDYWOTIl she classes. O

Her ‘prentice ban‘ s-he trier] on

man, v .‘

rand fifteen associates were liber- ,ated from prison at Jollei. last 'I'Il!"S\\'80l.(‘1SI. hours that o'er b11181"- 111161‘ seveutyeighi. days of i I spend (sentences for violation of the Il- Are spent among the lashes, Q, liinols illltl-EYIIKIICEIISIB act.

OMAHA, Nov 30 General John J. Pershing declared here today lhe was a staunch advocate of the {strip s-libsliiy and expressed sur- Iprlse that it, had been. attacked" by American people when every marl time power is doing its utmost to kill American shipping. ‘

ISon£l~March o' the Cameron Men IOHIIIOAGO, Nov 30—Georges ,M,._ A, w;|,|;am,°,, and glghilgithgr Clemenceau leaves here today for l Springfield, Illinois, where he will 1 place s wreat-h- on Lincoln's tomb He is due in St. Louis for his next big speech tomorrow. The aged French statesman has received perhaps his greatest welcome hero since coming to America.

WNSYHYINGTON, Nov _30——Prcsi- dent Hardin-g plans quiet Thanks- gilving day anti will have dinner with Mrs. Ilarding in her sick room. Recovery of Mrs. Harding l9 progressing very satisfactorily, reports slaying she ‘is able to sit out a period each day in an arm chair.

SOFlA, Nov lid-French tanker; Sparta from Batum for Marseilles; with a cargo of benzlne caught fire and exploded in the harbor ‘here, killing two men and serious- ly injuring three. The surface- of the entire harbor blazed as the benzine escaped. The cargo W88 consigned to ‘the Standard Oil Company.

ANGOIZA, Nov. ao- Premier Resuf Bey, declared in National Assembly yesterday that the-re was no truth in reports that Christian populations of Anatolia were being driven out or that American and other iforlegn oherltiaih dmtltu tlons were Ibeing forcI ly cloned

SWVGIITS '

iGroen 217w the rushes. 01 IGTtKII grow the rushes. 0!

Reply .... .. Mr. o. Edasr Show} The Caledonian Club I

Here's lae us! Who's like us!

‘Proposdd by Mr. G. S. inmarl. K C]

There's many a man of the Came- ron clan,

Thnt has followed his chief 10 the fieldi;

He has sworn to suppont him or

‘die by his side, For n Cameron never can yield.

Cho. if hear the plbroch sounding. sounding Deep or’er the mountain and glen; Wh-iie lightspringing font steps are trampling the heath. ‘Tis- tlie march oi.’ the Came T011 H1611, ‘Tia the march, - ’Tis the ‘march of the Came- ron men.

march. 'tis the

Oh, proudly they walk, but each Cameron knows He mny tread, on the heather n0

more: But boldly he follows his chief to v eld.

the fl Where his laursla were nether- ed before. ‘ The moon has arisen; it shines on that path Now trod 1?? the gallant and

true, l-Ilgh, hlgih are their hopefl, 101‘ their chieftain has said That whatever men dare they can do.

Reply

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.--0hair- man Laskar of the Shipping Board announces, bid will be asked for reconditioning of steamer America ' and President Ora Tran-Atlantic run lines. A board of exp a liners Agiimemmou and Mouimer non to determine whether they should be recon Lcsker declared the Board was not going to take an frm the U; S. lines.

Qlviisf J. H. Msicom Finale HsPltY to meet.

Sorry to part. iflgppy to meet again.

of the U. S.

8ong—A\iId Llnq Sync Akhllllhfll‘

azv. MR. MARTIN'S Aoonsss

Replying to the toast "The Day and A‘ Wihs Honor it" Rev. LC Martin said:

(BY OUR OWN WIRELESS)

l San ‘Benedetto Deltronto

nt, now in the erts will make survey of the ilornier German dltioned he nld y ships away

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