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chariottetawn Guardian, Thru Genes
Morning Guardian Founded 1891, Eve 1’ --IJ “if” - - I -
ning 1887.
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CHARLO'I'l'ETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2i-, 1919 `A”"““' °“°'°"P*'°“~ 4°""°"‘4 WN
‘ By Mali, Canada, $8.00, for IJ. 8. UQ
ARMISTICE TERMS INCLUDE P
4 Uuixn-lil
Germany Will he Ilhligedt
March Which will he Incorporated in Final Peace Terms. -
|-_._
(ISpecial to the Guardian)
PARIIS, Feb. 22.-Tho prediction
which has gone out from here that the Germans will probably he summoned to Versailiies in perhaps six weeks to sign the pence terms is based upon ti minapprehonsion of the policy which is being pursued by the Great Powers, What Germany will be called upon
to sign at 'Proves bcfore the middle or next month wil-l be the conditions or a new armistlce, the -military and nav- ni terms of which will bo final. When Germany signs these sho will sign them for the peace treaty -:Ls well. They will bo aiitomlc-ally incorporat-
EACE TERMS
o Sign ' Terms by Middle of
Ied, These terms are being drawn up 'by M‘&l'Bl\Il-I Foch and his military and naval atlvisors. including Pieiii
Marshal -Sir Douglas linlg gmt] Ad..
mlral -Browning ot' the Liritisii navy. They also have licforrr them resolu- tions from the special ct-onoinlc com- nIi‘tec, re-ailvislng i-conomiv rcmss- ions in the II1l‘<'S€*ilt» lilockudc whicii may bo possible after acceptance oi' tho new nrinieticn by Gerruany.. Tho British view i-I‘bclif=vi~d to favor thc Iles-i.rIIct.ion of 'tim (lermnn ships now at. Scapn Flow but the proposal ina: .they bc divided pro-,rata among thr- belligereiit powers also has its ad- voczrtcs,
PLUCKY CHARLU
The Royal Canadian Hum
Awarded to I5 Year
.\ vory interesting function took,
place in the City Council chamber on Saturday afternoon when the formal preseuta.tion'of the -bronze Inedal of the Royal Canadian Humane Society was awarded to Master Vincent 'Mc- Quald oftliih city for his heroic res- cue of William Montieth from drown- ing last autumn.
This ind who is only tiiteen years
oi' nge is the son of Mr. Peter Mc- Qneld, Charlottetown. Mechaniicui Superintendent of the P. E. Island Railway.
.iiayor Wright presided at the gath-
ering and a considerable number or friends-of the plucky lad were Dres- ent_ The 'Mayor in a few I-iuitabln words explained the object of the gathering. after which he called 0" Mr. G. S. Inman, K. if., who an- nounced that this was ttlic Sc*/011111 medal or the Royal (‘anadlan 'Hu- mane Society to ~be presented in 1'. E. island, and referred to the prev- ious instances. Mr. -Inman, who was chiefly instrumental in bringing to the notice of the Society the heroic aci-
"G. S. lnmun whose efforts resulted
ITETIIWN - UV IS HUNDRED
ane Society’s Bronze liiedal old Vincent Mc0uaid
out thc necessity of all boys and gir'..~
being able t.0 s wim and thought tiitg city and School iioartl with our spit-ii-I
diil surrountiings Iniglit easily inning- uratc instviictionul swimming during the su-miner Iiiontlis.
Dr. .F‘ullerton said he thought
that the bravery of this lad should be drawn to the :Ittenition of the Cui"-
, negie Institute and to this title Maw; I stated that the matter would e ation-
Idoil by Mr. Inman and himself. I I-iIis,`\l/‘ors-liip in ai. 'few rcmari.s ,iinenticned rho fact that bathing
Ilioiises were lining erected nt. the |East and \Vest ends of the town for 'both sexes and that the city would be very glad to rcscr\'r> certain hour.-i for the benefit. of thc school children, if the teachers or otlieifs were pro- pured to uridcrtuki- thc trainrng.
Mr. McQuald, father ot' thc boy,
called upon to say u few words, heartily thanked all for the interesi taken in tho case but especially iiir.
in thc awartliiig ot’ this medal.
t‘ouII. Smith also spoke briefly. lit-I
ion of this lad _gave some particulars regarding the Society and the matter nt' placing the facts before the 'Board
said he had known the boy all ins' life and -that he was not only a brave.
oi' Governors.
The Mayor then explained the man-
ner in which young McQuaid had made the rescue of tho lad Moiitelth_ 'Phe latter in October last.. was fish-. ing at Pownal Wlbarf when in some way he over-balanced and fell into the water. A number of other boys were present and some started uh the wharf looking for hell). YOUUK M0Q\I8id noticing the commotion ran to the scene and without any 'l\0SiiHi~ ion plunged over the wharf and sue- lfeeded in getting hold of Monte-lllt Justus he was -going down for tho third time. lie swam with htm to U1" "iliac of tho wharf and -both were lit-ted out of the water to safety. 'i`hf‘ MHYOI' emphasised the great advant- ages it is to It boy to know how in swim. ` 'lie thought that the action of
Master McQnaid was an inspiration to any boy and regretted that ilu- room was not filled with -boys. lic warmly congratulated Master Mc-
but. also a good boy and was well, worthy of the honor conferred. Th;-.s brought the ahair to a. close, when all present sh-ook hands with Muster Mt-.Quaid, -complimenting' him upon the distincton lie had won. ,
it appears that this was not thi
only time that Master MCQUBIKI hm? rescued others. Several years ago nc saved Ii boy named Arthur Gornilol' who was caught in Ii quick-sand at Connoliy's wharf, and rcscucd :moth- or boy named Laurier McMillan who, had fallen oveI'»tho Marine wharf_ --an excellent rr.‘coI‘d and showing in- deed the advantage of lieinZ fi H005 swliumer.
CHEAP -FARES PROVIDED FOR SOLDIER EMPLOYEES
P. E., ISLAND
Mr. J. 0. Hyndman. i'eprosontiIt_':
the Charlottetown Board of Trade, who a-ccompauied Premier Arsenault to Ottawa. in connection with several
important matters concerning this Province, returned S:I.tuI'day'. Premier Arsenault remained in Ottawa to at~. tend the meetings of the (`onseI‘vntion Commission and als() ri. conference with Sir Tlmnuis White, Acting Prime Minister, regarding .island interests.
A great .many delegates were in Ot-
tawa and the time of the ministers was fully occupied. tit. was very dif- ficult for Ministers and Railway Board to meet all engagements, consequent- ly the P.E.l., delegates feel very pleas- ed with their' reception. The death ol' tho Liberal I,eadc.I', ‘Sir \Vilfrid Laur- ier, occiirrcd during their visit and Ottawa was deeply in Inourniug unit thc city filled with visitors
The most important limiter taken
up in Ottauxe. was in connection with the widening uf the P. E. Ilsiauti rari- way gauge as thcrc has been some anxiety as to thc operations to bc caI'i‘leti out during the cornlug seiison. PI'cniii=i' Arseiiault. anti Mr. Hi'lirlIinI;~. met Mr. I). ll. Hanna, Prcsidteiii., nut: other members oi' the (‘a.nnd‘iiiIi Nat- ional Railway Board, Tuesrlay after-I noon and had :I tlircc hours conicr- ence with them, Tile Railway Board gave the Island delegates a very kin.; rcc.cpt.ioII. As the members of this Board wenauct very familiar with the island tmnsportntioii -rliilicnitles they ivelcouted the valuable iuforiuation and statistics given by the delegates regarding our Province that our Delegates were able to submit, sctt ing forth the disadvantages thc Prov lnct-. has labored under in the past and the claims that the island has to participate in cqual transportation facilities wi-tli the other Provinces of (‘niiuda.
Every possible feature ot' thc sit-
uation was frilly discussed with the result that our delegates were as- sured that -operations would bn start cd mmediately this spring as soon as weather conditions would permit. necessitating a large expenditure and giving employment to a great num- ber cf men. Tile line from Borden
toi`Sun1ineI'sidc und q‘i:tilc=tte';,';-'wn will be completed at the earliest D08- sible date and operations will tlien he continued till the whole island Railway is standardized Subsequent- ly our Delegates arranged a meeting with Dr. Reid and were able to secure his endorsadicrr oi' the* above pro-
gramme.
Our Delegates also took up with
the Railway lloard many other im- portant matters affecting -Island ln-
teresis.
'Flin question of tin- meliloti of book-
keeping ln the past, as regards thc island Railway which has always bruught outva. large IlI>.i'icit against us, was brought up and the unfair- ness of this method ln not giving cred- it to the island Railway accoiints for long distance hauis to and froiu this i’rovnc.e was fully dealt with an well as tho cost of the (`IIr-F`cI'I‘_\’, etc.. holn-g charged against the, l’i'0v-ince.
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(Special to the Guardian) I
. I
0T'I‘I\\V.\, Pali. 22.--I\i'rIiIigcIni=ii:sI
have .been made by the iiiforinailon
and service branch of tho dcpartnicnt cf Soldiers (`ivii -Reestnbllslinient ny which mon seeking e¥1lill0YD\0\lt Wh" imvo go; to go to some other plat'-'i than that wherc they live in order I0
Quaid- upon his pluciry action and -then called uiwn his sister, Mies Ait- nes -McQunid,,, who was present I0 'Din the medll to hor hrotlIer's breast; wnteushe did amid enirleiwe-
Rev. Dr: Fullerton was next Called
en and paid g warm tribute to the "fever-'v or ents Im. it was easy rw said to rlell o'I‘ie's -life with a multi- llldo looking on. much ,easier than in the case where this My “cmd- Everv swimmer lmows he Is nuttin: his life in danger when he 'tries I0 recue 'a drowning person as they would moth go to me bottom should the drowning' one get the wrons liifiii on the rescner. The action of this lad said Dr. Fullerton, was ti
starr work will get ohenp railwiil' tures to any part of Canada_
Two conferences WTB 'l\0l¢I bl’
Major Antheus. Director and Mr. T. A. Stevenson, Assistant Director 0! .mg information und Service Branch with me several nmenser 0s°"tr 0' all Canadian Railways resulting in tho new arrangement which is now effective under the scheme. if Ii uran- pss to go to some other city or town to work he will he RIVPU 41 “*‘-\'I|fli`-M"
cnc oi thc returned soldiers am-
snienain ments to ins -nreaensc “F mind one his heroism. no politic#
..- ... ..._ A A"
nt - ' ‘ pins-Incnts which will cntitle hln_i to cheap railway fnrc.
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'I I ' l A " ` ’ 0"” ` ”‘“’3.ieaiei~eiIu-=-e-wneifisafeei. --
While the 'island did not actually have to pny this item still the meth- ods I-mployeri' have prejudiced oIIr vase in the past, and operated very mucli against un. The delegates were assured that xi qualified Railway nc- countant would deal with the Inattcr in an equitable iuanricr and that wo would havc no cause for complaint in this regard in thc fiiturc.
CAR SHOPS
llc the question of the Cnr Shops
in ’IliIII'lnttetown: BI.-fore going to Ottawa im-minr Arrenault. and Mr. liyndman looked carefully into this mutter ngnln unrl Iliucovered that capacity is now required for repair ing It great Iuaiiy more cars than in rcccnt years. lt was found, howcver that xi vcry ilrslrahlc change could
Mr. .lohn 0. Hyndman Who Accomp_aIIIed_ Premier Arsen_auit to 0ttawa Reports
Most Satisfactory Interviews with Ministers and Railway Board. Important Improvements Promised _Including Completion of Standardization of P. E. Island Railway, Changes In Railway Shops and 0ther Matters.
MATTER
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and the plant is situated at thc wrong oi' P, E. I., to make the Victory High- r»nIi of the building, whereas, tim way ti reality. Biisinféss men and Mnchliie and Erccting Shops are Farmers .shouhl get busy, Tho cxti-:I more than double the size I'oquiro<l auiount. ot' taxes reqiiired per capita, Our Delegates ret-oniincndcd to tm for lntci-cst and sinking fuitd wouidi Railway Board that thc car repairing be very small indeed. Mr. liynditiani shops be removed to thc machine would suggest that Boards of Trade, sh-ops and the* latter' removed to thc F‘aI'mers' institutes, Dairy and Poiri- Dresent car shops, this will give :n» try Associations take prompt action creased capacity for morn than by getting together, discuss the situ- doublo the number of cars providing ation and give instructions to their six trnclrs in car shops in stead of ilocal representative at thc coinlni; 'Ill"'~`@ and SIV0 €milI0)‘n'Ient to It Zi‘BaI` session to support a. movement for maui’ more men. ' noi. oItl_\' improved roads but improv-
Olli’ ill’-l€‘8Bt€S also rocomineiltled eil cciidiiioiis for education as wr-Ii.
that the dock bctwccn the Railway which are the two vital questions io- whnri’ and Prince Street Ferry whari tiny. 'l‘h.is is an opportunity that
he filled in in rt considerable extent cvory one in l’_ E. l,,`can co-opera:-= I by U19 Ufiflli Hike-ll fl`0l\1 Yf1il\\'i\y Gill- in. at small cost. that will briiig III- tings, thus extending the I'ail\i'a) calculable results, for :no \vi.>iI'Iir'c_oI'I
€\'l’i\lIY 1ifil1lll€l'9<I fill' With! of SDM". generally throiighout the Province and
Thff Ril-IIWHY 5031” illli>i’ecin_iei especially our _vouug people. Lf-r u-I-
those I'ecoIumenIlati.oIIs and will send tical with tliesc question; In it ptiq.
:in I-ngiiicer to ('lIzII~lottetown to hzivt' ness- like way and sink politics for saiuc investigated and- if found ions- once in thc liitiziw-.sts of our l’i'ov1uI-c. I U11" l'fli’l`li‘fI IDU# l‘I`\"l‘f‘l- I Our dt-lciqzites also zirruugctl an :II-
` trI‘\'IrIw with the Deputy Ministci' II."
AUTOMOBILE! TRANSPORTATION 'i`i‘a<le x`Iu.l (‘ouinioI'cc cspocitilly with
i‘cgaI'ti to thu Iiiaiiei' of sicaitlsiiigi
I
atitoninbilcs by Ilia (‘.ar-Perry u'n.- and tim pitigiinifm is-lsiiiig, 9-150 ilifilll- Willl *H111 me li2ll`I\V1'.V 'I`lic Deputy hiiiiisim' iIii`oriIIf.‘il Init, Board coIIcuI'i'etl with the suggestion delegates that contracts had beeui that bcttcr fiiciiities than are nt pI'c.~;- made with tim Guif of gp Lawgygupn ent in vogue must ‘bc put into cffcci. Shipping and Trading' Co.,, Ltd., of,
t
Tlifl <i1lf‘Sll0¥l Oi l\‘1\l\S,D01‘Ulli0lt 0| coinitiunicntion with '.\'c\v'I`oiIIiIIl;-ni F
fornizil about thc ordiunrv fuiierai, tiniion is th-:It the souvenirs will find
This was iiiiiic-stir in this wiilc-spr.\.'i9.
S DISCUSSED .LAST FOND TRIBUTE I
WITH MINISTERS AT OTTAWAI
T0 SIR WILFRID LAIIRIER
_-..._i_
Estimated 50,000 Persons Attended Funeral Which Forced its Way Through Massed Crowds Lining
' Route of Procession. ~ -
(Special to the Giiartliniii
O'l`TA\\’.-\, Fab. ‘.’;5~Sir Wilfr-id
i,nuI~ic:- has matte his last joiiriif-_v
pillltlir-I'I\rl to seo \'lIn old chief carried ,Io his last resting place. . -
I
'l`li;~ .liltc Ii..-'liI‘I':Il clii~;-i‘IuiII tics ,iiij P, E, |3i_ANp gEp§E5EN1-ED
, I
his grave in .\ori-e Dniuc Ct-IIII.-Ii'-I~_\'
On thc /eastern outskirts of Otta\v:i,I
only ;i. ff-iv fer-.' from :ho main I-chilli
that it-...ls to Lilonircztl :Intl his n;Iti'.'c provlurrc. of Qiichcc Around his bur- f-11 plot S find popl:=rs. <~lIr.s. IIIIII cvr-r greens.
Acccnipaaicti by the greatest out
most rcprcseiitarlvg -xntiltitudc which
ha.-I over dont- honor to :i Caniidinu public man thc old cliicfiain was borng to his grave, _
No man rin calculate the numboi'
Iof those ivhri follo'i\'cIl Ihc dear stcitesnian, mitch loss thc Iniiltituilt-
which lined thc way ivlicn t,lII~, head# of thc cortegc had I‘e.II.-tietl thc Bas’ ics in vsliit-h prayers for thc repos- I
01' his spirit and oriiiioiis. upon hi. t
I
yards at Charlottetown, which are now our returned soldiers, the ciiizcns gunna' S mm (I("m ‘III HI" I 1",
o
f the long procession ivas not fat
from zlhe siartiiig point Iinil thc I'IiII I eral of t‘aIIzIIlIi`.~: olil stxtt-sill:-iii litm- alI_v 1`tii'ci'=:i its \\':Iy for ills- pmfp , liSi=ll1<‘c llwiitzli tilt- Iii-Iss.-.I .Inst--lf’
t
which lined tho rtiine.
IL was itiorp than it ii-iliiiic to :ht-
ionorctl tlcfiii. it wfI.~'. :I spoIiiII1IcI.Ii~;
here is siiiiiciliiiig pert'iInctIiry and
`l‘-Dth of i-Iluc<>I'it_\‘ lhiit. prI\.v:iil<zIl hl'0UtZhout. thc vast :isnt-inlily whit-li
orr.\w.\, mn. 23-Ir Iiksriniateu hat over 50,000 pimpin wp_n@H5m| thc
Iiast trlhI.!:- ni ,rcspect to Sir Wilfrid I I.aiI:'lr-In I PI-oiiiior .lrscaault oi' Prfiicc Eil-
,’v.'1r.-l is-lantl was in attendance The
‘lorai oi`feriiIi:s f{1II~,t` ton large `!0l&'lIs. The 'ik-I~!:II-.; if tlIo_' govern. Imcni of Prince- l~.'-.lwartl Island was a i ltfa1itfI`IIl crc-fm,
I BEQUEATI-Iso His Tnsssunss f To o'r'rAwA
V O’l"l‘.i\‘\‘.»\. Feb. 272-Sir Wilfrid ,'.nIIri<»I- inaintaiiiccl his pride and in ` Ieit-si in Ottawa to the last. It is
tiifli-rsitiriti that rt clause in his will
,I `I».li<;Iti'-s to thc capital city all the lolzciis or honor bestowed upon him ' print: his Illstliiguislied public car-
er. Many of these are of nliuost Il‘lff<rli‘.<s value. They include ilieies ‘.iIiII_\ni-Ils corcriiig thc freedom of iiics in the l'niLcIl Kiiigiloni. The -.iski-I. containing the freedom of the Iii' of EIiilil»lil‘i.:ll. tins of this niorif,
I .
0>Tl11‘l‘S»<I<>ll of Ill" l`\‘€‘lin;;s of people. bcaiitiiiil ol' the collection, is solidly
<'ll<'I'iiutetl with diamonds. The in
:I place in the Wai' .\ieInoria.l Building wliic-li will doubtless be' erected in
Ottawa before I long.
Tha llfilfgfllfili H130 100k UH! UDDOI- Quobcc to place zi Eatisfrictory boatl
iunlty to bring before the Railway Board the -present great di-clay at Sackville for passengers boiiutl to thx- islanil. Tire Inattcr was fully disciiss- cd anti the Board seemed roost an:-;- icus to find a way to relieve the pros- cnt uiisatisfactory situation The Deputy Minister, N`I`rI"'“(l'It-filrlfiiiinrPiicii expressed his opinion that the only solution was to run the Oceztn Liniit- cd as Ii fast express and ciitting out a. great many of thc present .~:t:i,ps. This would give an ideal service for the Maritime Provinces and cspcc- ialiy the Island and it is anticipated this change will be put into effect at the earliest possible date.
n Evnsssursriou oN RAI I.wAv
sosno _
iConIIueI‘cc broiigh' to the atteutt-izi
bctwecn Picton, Souris and Niugrltilf-IiI Islands. also a boat lietwc-on Q\l€Il€‘L‘ I i‘. I-I. l_. .'s`_vtlIIcy and Porhaux- Basque. Nc\vt`oIIII:lI:iIItl. Our dolegatcs point- ezl out the Iiccessity for ri boat to St. Jt:lin'.~: N`t`ltl \vlI0I~i- the islzinl has always found rt good Iuarlrei. for its pmtliicts. The Deputy hlinistcr iiiictliatr,-ly :II‘i'augcIl for our Ilclcgates t-i meet Mr. B;i.=;:-is thc. hitiiiagci' of tho St;-aiiisliip Vo., who hnppericti to bc in Ottawa.) The question was fulij' Illsciisscil with the result that Air Bosse signifietl his willingness to pro- vide a good boat for this tI'a.lc ani shed the Dcpzirtinciit of Trarlo tin!
-"onIIncrce to pruvizlc :1 suiliccnr sith sidy and this will bc included in th"
supplementary estimates.
Tile Depot-tiiient oi' Trade ani? ,
PRINCESS PA
Incnt is now IIOO strong .
EAREWEI..
TRICIA’S I. T0 “PATS
iii 500 in Regiment Only 4
ence to Regimr-.nt’:. Roco;
(Special to the Guzirtlian) |
I.i)."I`I(if\'. }"I'l\. 22 ---_\ p1r‘iill'I~sI|ii.-\
`~i‘I‘I‘Io:I;.' uc iirriril at Br:I::'.--lI.Ii‘ i-'rl f'
`-‘-‘ \'-'li Ii th~ l`I'izIc1;ss I’;Ii.I‘.ii-1 i;i-- -pcctezl :ind bade farcwcll to "Luc
l’t‘.»ts." thc (‘anaili:iu rc;:inIf\.nt whiclil
ienrs her Iianic. The rcg-I
C
2 Survive. Touching Ref
d by Brigadier Clark
was rcrcivel by General Loomis
th“ Tiiirtl Division. t
l'r1g:idlcr Clark of the seventh ' r»Ilt- Iuatlti ri t.-vu. hing rtdtlrcsi-I oft
r r-in-tl of thc llc_:,'inien_t whose -; Ii-.rc the only ones carried by British army throughout tl\e..war S' pl.-iec.-I a metal laurel from hersei" olen--1-in-chi--f, ccmmemoratini; "
all liilfllld \‘€‘-lJl'<?H€I1lv-UVG 011 U10 C311' had for preparing :I sc;~;rs of uioifn
The h1\I>01‘li1rIt question of placing int- tletogatss an art-nitro In-ni 'hai
Iidian Railway Board was brought to the attention of Dr. Reid, the Min ister of Railways as well as to the attention of the Board. Dr_ Reid in formed the delegates that before the present Board gf Directors can be in- creased, legislation will have to he introduced at the present session of
ation. All the other Provinces, noi.
resentatlou and Dr. -Reid recognized that Prince Edward Island was enti- tled to re representative in conjunct- ion with thc other Provinces.
The delegates were able io arrange
It short 'interview with, ,Miz F. il.
lottetc-wn harbor and -permanent Puli-
deiegates that in Include an appropriation in the
estimates for pontluuation of tho dc- Iferrerl ln\pI'ov<~Iucnts , _at Charlotte- town but intimated that the supple-
' :Gian industries. niztl nl.II Ctinaili-In
‘ Ia
Parliament; it bill is now in prepar- mmm, ._,m.,.,,,| to ,wud tim mm.o_
., ., . . |
“°W "epreSm"m1 nm “smug for ron' land so that tho “Dcnm'\rk of ("iI1d'i'
Carva" mp Mmiqlgr Ofpubnc worm capi-tal will result in mitch benefit,
. .. . . ~, t th I ,
as regards lniproveutcnts in Char- 0 0 pr°v"°°‘ I
lic Roads, Mr. Curvell inforrneil tiio~ I
he had been Iiiiniile
».nture filnis r1r.<cI‘ibiII,'; v.irI<:us Car.
accticry, These ar.; bcinrr exlilliitr-I
rougliout Canaria and latcr will be
I.
Prince Arthur and Col. ifarqniiai' aii.Z
'f which the ori,;inals now number.
nily -11.' mon :ind two ofilcers, Coton-I si . . . . ._ . . _
s Atlaiuson and Gantt i'Iln<.>s,s Par lcio was accoinpniiiod by hor biotlicr
.=.orvices of the Regiment upon 1* colors whit-lt are somewhat faded.
Col. Gault replied voicingoongrzitz
lations upon hor coming marria_ the Rcginient cheering.
shown abroad, thi' ‘ug I thc a';cnc_v of Canadioii Trade Goni1n{.=Ision\rs an-l
: .. li (ionsuis '.1 f.-- ri ,.Iv~_-'I of -i-I."
d-.gates tho U- 1.' I' .\Iinister s rv
gruplicr and his appnra ».Is to tho in
can he given the pulillcity to which it is entitled. - Other important matters were dl~»
cussed -by the delegates and Mr. Hynd- t man in satisfied that the visit to tha 1
I
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' Return oi Tsmg Tao
(ISpecial to the-Guardian) I
'1'oI<Io, I-‘I.~I>_ 22.--In I-opiying In’
illelllllfi' 8BiIm9-IPS may DUSHIIJIY Il" an intcrpellution in thc dict, Pix-IIi..eI' tl-DIG I0 Ulk0 l‘9l`€ Uf “ifeile-\'I ImI’I`°V"' liarzi said thcrc was no rciison \vir\' I' ments ill llw Mllfllllllit Pl`0VIUC’3“ China should tieinaud tho return o:
tor. the Premier said that t.lie puncc proli- I
of the financial assistance offered lu*
better way to spend money and Give
of iniprovcil transportation facilities. To take ndvaiitiige of this offer of co-operation from the Dominion
bc brouglit about at voI‘_v little ex-I pcnau. The building now uscil for rc- pairing cars is altogetlier ino small
Itloverniuerit. it means of coiirsn con-
aiderahlo cxpi-niliturc by our oum Province. it is urzu' up to thc people
Mr. Cervell St\‘0ll8IY “V800 thtit il10| lein would never escape thu utiuns: , 'T' lelllld Mike MSDS L0 lake i\d\'l1l1U1lK£‘ attention of thc Government. I
the Dominion Government towards - M ’
the building of pernenicnt Ioarlsiayar. _ “"~ °°"°“ °°““’““°" “‘°'° ‘S Wait For Repatriation‘
employment and especially in P. --~ island where we are so badly in need - ‘
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PARIQ, Feb. 22.-Mathias Ezorberg. trend of the Gcrinaii armlstico Com- mission, has been inforiiiod by thc Ai- lied Wai' ('0uiicil that ut. prcscni there can be no Ilisclisslou of thc I'i~- patriatiou oi Gcrninn prisoners I-I' war ext-opt. oi wniindcil mon or nina seriously ill.
sailed on Vi"r‘Ilncs'la_v with Ilia s'I:IiI» Iiinnhf-r: Iln- l'II-loin li-:Ii-I-.< tomorrow
with Iicarly -ififlti v
WAR TAX T0 LAPSE I
.oN Isnt-IIsII__sIcIInIiIIzsl
(Special to thc Giiairtilani ‘
r.o.\:n0:~:, I-‘on 22.-Tito ti-casim-I
state-Ii in answcr to :I question in t1i;- I
Ioii.-‘I= that an ntliliiioziail tax of twoI
shillings on the pound in rcspcct oi, iilvlilehds on sccuritics not loaiictl it. L
he Govm‘nnteIit and niorc particiilixr-,
y on invcstuiciit.-I in thc DImiiIiio:I.;,I
uch as thi- (‘1Iu:Iili.In l‘IIciilr llziilivay ‘
will lapse on April ilf-th. .
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THREE TROOPSHIPS NOW*
In noIIIr_io_n ciuipi ,
(Special to The Guardian.)
l.O.\'DO.\', I-‘f-li. E2~ l-`oIirtccn hun.:» I ctl <`:in1II‘li:III .solflii-~‘~: with thi-;rI
~
wives and vlillrlri-Ii >.;-fl -Il froni Live. ¢
that have not already been provided 'rising 'rad To another iiiterpellatlon iiool today nhoaril th-» _‘Ii-lila \\~I::i
hrce htinilri-Il or-liII:iI'_v p:Isscnir»\I‘s :‘=
R .\'\'Iii;xiI‘IIi.1Ii~:.\"I'"¢ I, `
f‘().\I I.\'fI I‘]\'E§'_'|`.S
DIEETINGS. ETP
“Tho Indies of St, Pau;-9 w_A_ wyp
1'-rvn hot scalloped potatoes, hum Hnigiio. and delicious cake in thc Parish liali next Thursday. 416;#
I~`I<I»e-I»a'~i-at I ' I+-re '
conniusan srecnisi
I+; Ire:-Ia-is-e
-_-___ _.____._.._______,_ Gini. wANr£o.-APPLV isa GREAT
ficfirirc St. 4158-2-24 MGI pd
- ron SALE.-100 Bust ci-Ioicz SEED
l\aI'l'~.\'. Aiirili' tn; Ir..\. Lawson, Stan- hfivi- r.Ie,I. Iris-2.24 :Iicnpu
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eMP"rv BAGS Fon' sALE If-'on potatoes or oats. Joseph Wood R- f'Ii.. llallfax. 3963-2-1419ipd
ildtifm. Tho Lupluiiii left yr-stcrIl:I_v witii 900 ofllzrcrs and nie-Ii; thc Sroiia
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THE \\'EI\ 'I' ii Eli
TEM |‘_l‘lIl. \'l`I` li IC.
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TORONTO, Feb. 24--!‘li-nI'lIII: I
oAIavMEN's SANITARY BUTTKR paper, printed. "Fresh Dairydppe ter"-35c per 100. Per pon goo
Guardian Oce. '.,i6il4»1-aopflti
I=AnIvI ron sate.-so Actin #Ann
Bracklcy Point four miles from s\_n» shore. Apply to David lil. Robinson, an Iimiiigtnn. Inu-2-24 MI aide
ron sAI.:.-,A smart-r Pnsmiti-I:
typnu-rltcr tlnvisible writer) in. fl'nI';
I-lIi.-, r-ouditioli. _-'Apply "K" Box I16_ L'lI:\rlottetnwn-. 4154-2-24 Mmwiipq