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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1927

iness making a speech on deformi- ties.

MAXIMS

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MERCHANT

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A mln in the dumps hes no buo-

llornlug Gurdlu, Founded III Charlottetown Guns-diei- Two Onto

till. Will HHY iiiii ilii illNilNHiPlllll

Duty is Tribute by i‘ That Document, l)e- clares Premier King at; Caucus.

,(]11]W\VA, ‘March i2.—1Niurltime rights mid the extent to which the Klng Governmelit will K0 111 11111119‘ nieliliilg tiie recommendations thu Duncan report were discussed ut this morning's caucus of tiie iAbt-i-nl party.

iPfeillltll‘ King, it is understood. undressed the meeting on the atti- - mule of the Government and tiie lnriy toward the Duncan document and ii is timloi-stotiil that it was

tlu- fol-ling of the (lovel-nineiit that l-ol. lhsllllllloll o; ll l-llllway defense Mule lleell, Ol- llm lll-llll-llull lllllyljqg tlit. ruliort shoulti be (into-ply lui- corps Ol. 80h lo rehlhce lhe mam-l, m, the wllrlll wlll much h hlhll, “l, garrison in the Saar Valley. An tho Hhlllllhrlllnl ll, llggllrflilllUti with tiie it was pointed out by tho Prime one he“ meellml lh“ lhlelellls u; “mum set lmlll l“ lhe whalllhhluh (Minister, it is repol-ted, that m-i tlin that reglon w“ all-landed helm-l, Naval “urlmlw when lhllhe Liberal (luyiii-unient hull appointed lhe League ‘ tho iloyiii Commission, beaded liy lllly lly Major lteoi-ge Washington, no hahllhl Shh,“ wlll he lllhlm. mlhlhlhrhpeah power}. l! Bald m hm,“ Sir Andrew ‘Duncan, to inquire into Slehhem of Montreal. Tresident of. shhllclloll ml. any power, h“, hhvlll the Justice of [llll cl-liliiis of tiie "he Sam, valley govemlhg l

tilled.

Young Lions As

lto

"KRailway Defense

Giftto Coolidge

(Special to the iGusrdlan)

WASHINGTON, March 12.- Twd lion cube are on their my iPresident Coolidge from Jehanneobu l, as a gift‘ from the munelpality, and there lo considerable apprehension among the servants and other employees of the White House-

‘Wlleon Jackson, the colored porter who had personal charge of the White House dogs and oats and other Dell in recent years. and who is known in Washington as the "Master of Hounds" is prob- ably more alarmed over the coming of these young lionl than anyone else. -

‘Corps Urged by Major Stephens

(Special to {the Guardian) ‘GlENlFlVA, March 12. - 'i‘he pill“

" Notions council to-l

C0111‘

Maritime Provinces and that com hllhslom .

mission lind reported, it was ‘tiie

tiuty oi’ ilie Government to ‘ttlilde lllhlhlel, slresemahh Ol

in nn eloquent address Foreign Germany

1"’ '111"' “W” ‘"1 l‘ 1'8“ 1"°'“1"“1‘1 opposed tiie formation of o ruilwayl

to llo during tiie general election.

discussion. Hon. Peter

a“ “wed the Government's “cflonllllal Bllllfflcll?!‘ 119 "5811 11111191‘ ex‘ defensive nieasureswtglliust mines.

lcorps. Local gendarmerie were sul-

‘Mutrltime Liberal members also. “elem lo mhlllmlh ohllel. and pm. gmmmes me 11 1“ 11'“1e1'-‘11°°‘1- “wk 11"" 1" the cect. property he said, but the Ger- the tel-mg of tbeTrealy. So long m; es from one eiigl_ of Europe to the ‘1- V8110“- mans, lno spirit of accommodation, no llmltg mu placed upon modern-Mlle?-

Bil 5HlPl5 ESSENTIAl Sill

contests? Will Al-

slllly i1“l111‘~*1““‘1 151m“ "1 H“““'”‘*Y"lsir Basil the Ulllfll‘ dny bogged IliB

DRAMA 0E Ellllll PE’S GREATEST MCNEY-lllNii [XPEH-l-Slllise of Basil Zaharoff, Constantinople Slum

Boy, to Fame and Fortune is the Most Outstanding Romance of Modern Europe. '

ways be Necessary-- No Rivalry in Con- struction of Lighter

(By 8mm‘ [United We") lpmi was in a madliouse. Zuhai-off

,- bid ti welt twe ty-five years be- Warships. LONDON, ‘Mar. 12. ~A 51m“: fore {he death o? her husband al- drnnie is being pluyed lii ti luxur- He w“

lowed him to marry her. supremely happy with her. but she died in the winter of 1925, and Sir

ions Monte Curio hotel room.

Sir Basil Zaharofi’, the Coiistunt- inople slum boy ivlio has become one of the richest men in Europe, has completely lost his power of digestion and can only eat the most simple food. V

“Just ll little cuviare on toast,"

(canadlgn ‘Press Despatoh)‘ ihOtNlDON, ‘Murcli 12. —~ burner export opinion on the future of thi- battleship is uffortled lby nu iil‘ll(‘l0 by ‘Commander (Yiiuriits ‘N. Rlilillb, son, .11.. N.. contributed tu the rt‘.

that time.

When the war broke out in 1914 Sir Basil was the leading arms and miinltion manufacturer in Europe, and probably in the world. He pro-i

French munitions during tiie war. in addition, he played an ex-t tremeiy important role its on udvis-l er to Lloyd George on many politic-t ul questions, including Greece's!

511111131‘ 1H9 1mm“ m“ that’ Wm‘ hi' stuff of 100 du sieclallstii tile 11131111331155 "Q"‘1’1‘;"1°" tluilwlfii) ure LPYIEK touilroillinlz‘ his life. 11111119911111" M1431)“ “m1 mdmd‘ 1 l‘ l“! shall send uu aeroplane to Ruli- sin to get u fresh supply."

Ilut tiie (lot-tors were adoinent. “A slice of dry toast and nothing lelse," they sold. 1W11l The mun whom M. Clemceuu battle-Shh»! P1199 11110 coiniiilirsiliibltince (iescribetl as tiie “Sixth (lreet

participation in the wor.

lii 1919 the Government confern ed knighthood on him. l

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drawn up a. will in which he leaves opinion holds that these will not blqlile entire fortune to charity and by any means the lust Vessels liflqootl works,

the rue to be built, but iw-prcseiill A few months ttgo Sir ilnsil-lio _ rather ll. new phase in uuvtil t-on- is n French citizen with u. British . structitiu, which will be entered ul-i. l1l11’-"~'“1111 1111 11111 31011115 111 11111100‘ on us soon as the replacement liro- elm ornis rind miiiiltion factories, lake“ lll huml under anti secretly established orphanag-

iliiiiilii is situsiu

to lilm and said:

"l am going to sell this place." '

‘Postmaster-General, William Duff. “mum accept me T111111“? Con)“ 111p. _ l . lhe hl _hlh ‘vllll At lvforite Carlo one day he call-

Jemes |L. llsiey and A. E..MaeLe4111 vlded it be clearly of an lntei-pat- hvllhetzgtglieil-ltgl lvltlagrdor [hit Zdeqlmlhletl bialipoiitrn, his Hindu secretarylB Y l : . l .

in report and avoidance of all pos- cepllonal condlllons

slhle delay.

iFroni other reports it is npparentl that most of the recommendations will be acted upon at on early date] and that action on all of them will lie taken during the present freer. Some of the legislation, such its that. providintz for federal aid to tiie coking of (lanutllitn coal, appoint- ment. of the llulifzix uiitl ‘Si. John hairbor board's and o. lump sum sub- sidy lruytiient to the three provin- cial governments, is, it is under- stood, ready for introduction in the lilouse now.

‘There is likely to ibe some delay in the matter of the steel boiintles and on ‘tiie demand for a reduction in the freight rates, but on these questions action is certain during this year.

At lite opening of this afternoon's sitting of tiie House, wmlnm Duff l-Antlgonisiiltliiynboroi rose in hie slut to deny a story appearing in the slim-h 4 issue or the Financial liltist. udiicli ‘said, amongst other 1111118“. that the Maritime Liberals WW8 Oilllosed to the subsidy pay- ment t0 the Maritime governments; ‘ilo declared there was no truth in tho statement and went on to state llllll tiie Maritime Liberals were favorable to this when ‘the Speaker‘ culled him to ordoit. stating that ‘it was not a question of privilege oii which the member had risen in his

seat,

Premier Threatens

and be i‘e-

duped t0 e few hundred men, Also may he assoclllled wllll 3ttllel1ql~ Qt’,- lts formation should be accompany l-enslve qualllleu

submalfltles and aircraft bomm lie lied bought the controlling in-

lterest in the Monte Carlo Casino

Large ninth-t Threat-

19<1 by flllmllmcemel" 111' l1- delln" As lComniander ltobinson i-eilljlrliflfrgg?“ “l” “M1111 w“ “mo”

ILBCKJZO ill ltld\litll0 -_ ,1, ilr.l' . '

“ .‘ M‘ ° ‘ii-‘lfififii-iit-JL‘; "fut ell-s w Unbalance- ‘Phe council adjourned until inter gramme, wiiiie at the some tinichfhll? ilzgklzillfllglhséh?hf’???lfgl Financial

today in hope that an accord could lie privately reached. Otherwise the council will veto. A majority decision sufficies under the treaty; of Verstiilles in matters affecting the Sear‘ Valley.

GENEVA, Mar. 13. ——The Council‘ ll“, Bl-ltlul, gll-ellglll at Nations. uftei-l

of the League of inucli discussion yesterday, unsui- niously accepted tiie report of the commission governing tho Sanr, presented by Major George Stopli- ens. of Montreal, retiring chairman.

The report calls for reduction oi‘ the troops 1n the Saar to s00. There is to be a. railway defense force in place of tiie French troops now there.

Foreign Minister Streseniaiin of Germany. who placed some (ibjetzt- ions to tiie report, finally respond- ed to the appeals of his colleagues on the council to accept the com- missions‘ proposals.

Commission Leaves For Denmark ‘And Sweden

(Canadian Press) LONDON, Mer. 13.—After u busy week in London the overseas live-

land flotlllns has been greatly

under tiie pressure of economy. lllUll-lly l-m, the yam, ending “lurch 31st’ strength oi the British S(]\\l\(ll‘(lll.ll41ll2l-ll W8", lllhllllllvllllh lrlmmh _ 1:“, ile lHllKlW Nitlllllti have ordered (lllceil- 111 1111-“ i'°1111(‘1‘11°11- lemlllkbuno 0t‘ his secretaries loinvestigutt‘ able figures ‘are given lii iuliultittvil llll, cmlllllll,“ ol‘ ll“, llllnlly ol any. form indicating the extent to wliluiroiie who coiiiiiiittxati suicide owing S911 llillluoiosses ttt tiie tables. been reduced ivitiiout, nnforiuiilnte-l “when tum ls (lone, (gllgquegl iy. l'1>1‘1‘95i10l1il111S eeouoiuirs iii tlieiiiiisl. lie sent to tiieni, but. not unu- streiigili of the personnel of lllbbfll‘ my iinmc," he iiitiii. lllll mu see lol-govering the budget Jlqynl Duckynrtls, l 'l‘lie rise of Basil Znltaroff, to llellcll ll-lllch “ll-eaten; lo lmlml. ln ills review of tiie evolution oi fame nnil fortune is the ntnst out-l llllce the Sll-ucllll-e o; Bl-lllsll ‘llrlll. fgyglg“ “flvlgg Cgiltntattdel‘ H, [L-slztntiiiig romance of llllitlelzil “Mesh ‘Hllcllllls l-evellls llml lllel-e l5 at ]‘1lll'()]lC._ Little is known of lliSl Treasury experts are llnallllllolls ‘» ie owera tire n m: any uc io i - - - new direct taxes. wblc wou ru Ii with u. view to replacing obstiltas- 1111" 11° “'11” 1111 Ollmlla" Greek completely the chances of tiie Con- cent lattpital ships in accordance 11111119“ n111111Z1_1_¢¢11111'111- sgrvnllvo party l“ the even; or n with the prolvisloiis of tiie Wusli- bill-oi‘ lie drifted to Eilyili- 11"‘ new election. Consequently Mr. iiigttin Treaty. Attention is litllllll. “mlllkil back l" L°11“1a"1_1“‘1p1e “fflQlllll-qlllll llltemlg asking pal-ltnment devoted exclusively to tiie roti- l‘ ‘Fmwflvlal- H” w“ “L113? l? ‘hm vote new iieevy 181158 011 l°l111°c° striiction oi’ cruisers, (iesti‘0)'91'5 flmd-e m“ lmerpmtal: of 1}‘) hcleml and spirits. consumption of both of and sulnntirlnes, and the utilization ‘ mm" s“ 95mm‘ w en e e pa‘ whit-ii commodities has increased

_ y r l. . ‘ of itir power‘ for purposes of sou lie-lg: qgsltllnh: lbegvgrg$egfdtr sixty percent, since the wur,

Structure.

(Special to the Guardian) ILiUlNIDOiV, hiarch 12. — A tariff wail as stringent as that of the United States is the only solution itiiiiiiicelioi‘ of the Exchequer Churc-

feiice. - , _ Naturally empire products, such T110 fillC-Cfieillllg (lllflillflf-‘l. W111i!"‘lhfillxughainllglghlfig: lgclliflgilhuml as Rhodesian tobacco and Austral- deul with comparative naval Al this helm he changed hlsllflfl and South Africa wines will be

strength and the distribution of the , l Z l . l; d d l, exempt but Virginie, Macedonian ‘world's fleets, are essential to zi gghlln hwljlnes: “ffiffiflcjlvefl and Cuban tobacco leaf and French correct uppreclotion- oi the signl" , 0 o-d f0 ll], wines at present consumed at the licence of these illecorde of. the for- ‘§",'I,‘,‘-,,°§‘,’,§.','.',,§',fl,~e,,,'_ erg r m 1 rsteloi‘ ten] to three will have to eien countries. '1‘ e wldesnrefld 1111- In 1X98 Zl-tharoft’ went to Madrid nay ieuVy uty.

P19951011 i111". l11011811 (‘HD1191 11111l1"to sell tiie Spanish Government, T119 1311811091101‘ 11150 lrllfllldfl l0 building has for the time been urqlll-lnu for the Spanish American raise the duty on foreign curs, es- roeled, the naval Powers are en- war and there fell in love wltlrpeciaily American and possibly to goged in a new form of rivalry, Marquise do Villa Francis tie los niece a slight m: on American cot- and are laying down nu unusually Caballeros a relative of King Al- ton favoring Egyptian production

flPPllSE ENTHY ill. IIHINESE

British ‘rt-Flips in Ac-

Bzisiln decline in health flutes from lsh Whalers had the“. “m! lame of action on the Shanghai frontier to- ldey, when I100 North (llilnu soldiers tfrom Shautung province attempted -to enter tiie dticed much of tiie English nntilwel“ w“ 11° 111°°‘1”1““1-

bridge into the foreign urea were opposed ‘by two platoons of

To Resign Post

MELBOURNE. Airstralla, iliarchlmlll-k “ml swede“ m nasharmlll‘

stock marketing commission from: Western Genetic left today for Den-

i" fulfill?!’ '11- B11168. Pfllllfilwbetlier the co-operatlve system. r 1' ‘"1" ‘l1’ Allal-lllllll. lllrelllllllfld l" so successful in securing a market

Pei-lieu when gathering opposition for the l ‘"1 i119 ‘$111M flxhta hill threatened Britain. can be applied to Western

1111i‘ izovernmont with defeat.

he

"is it necessary, however," 1111111111. “to wreck a party if an iii- tllvitlual is not wanted?"

1195MB! twelve (llvisions. suvenimeiit was sustained by Wleritv of six on the bill, which] imposes to rend just the system 1'!’ Wlllfll 110i‘ cnpits contritlltltlons ivcro made by tiie commonweslth ‘m 111° slow‘! since tiie inaugura- llrltlln of the confederation in L901. um“ "1115111111 scheme, known as lore llrilddflll liiot", was approved five“: Yltefl years. lmt n0 alterna- com ‘ills ieen devised ‘since and the - ‘i’ utions have continued.

the

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RATE-u, ' each insertion slug:

W‘ ‘ “““ e ~ on her beam ends and went i0.‘ -—*———O-O>-———-—- lmllke i111“ 311M131 Prlmram w“

‘HOME MADE Parr u- pieces’ m‘ we survivors spam sunoeu u r ' ‘btnuncalt n11?" m“; ‘“?“’u.“‘"i‘§l§§5 the Tempm’ T w' new“ b th Fm” 5311118885. SMIQDIZN “g5; wrgrlfdg: litlflirrehldxalhgwlthalififil? MRS. aORROW 12187111801171.9110 tdolllgstglli in eon ttliis Cugmfn 0}‘; Xmi-fzfilltlgg‘; y e‘ film & 0°» 511M End Market the ‘steamer Topeka and ietéi- AT ANNANDALElpi-ogram. ' 1 Hymn-hwy neitii Looks Up to

d3’ t; transferred to tiie Regina. | Over 250 people were present in Thee,

It JgeBvflPRiNTlNG O-F EVERY “his 1'“°11- i-‘lwllliy and expedi m“ Jyboxocuted. Guardian Cen- ° Pllnlerw. Phone m.

"Nm-"RE RE oilneme ois fjlllriil-MIIZ Prince Street, Dr. ' i 11-. D-D. most done, don't‘.

‘M1111- 4808 a 12 limos “Qhflllilgl —A vouuo mm 511 school educoition to

‘mm mqugefllfllnéigy brooch of a bank Dllcatlone to “B".u QgWJ-i: °' “imlllw- - “lansisei

“lllllTEo-mAi-o roll osmium. lhieworlr. Aillil? MN.“ Mlitoa

bacon products of Great

Canada."

a Captain 0i Wrecked

Schooner Tells Story

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. S.. Mar. 13. —Cap- lain W. S. ltutlodge and seven men survivors Boston schooner Jessie (l. Noyce. which founderod in u gnle some 200 miles off Virginia.

enrnute to their homes United States.

Hampden lttoad, Helixiont. Mess.

‘day, while his crew

bar boots and other

days they were tossed about s rag

lout food tobacco“

er from the gulf strea .

3°11. 151 Kent 31"“ t ‘ » _..,',-‘;l86ll~li-11-8i.

rived on thvllillllll.‘ '

I. 1., VIII among the

llarge number of cruisers, destroy- liiitinso.

ers and submarines, is controvert- ed. The only new cuisers which are.’ being built. are needed to take the piece of vessels which have lie-‘ come. or are becoming obsolete. 1S0 far us the British Empire is concerned. construction is not

‘She nuts married, but her lins-

ivblch is almost entirely in the hands oi‘ British capitalists.

from the four ITlBSlBIll power is well represented in Euro-l

011 I118‘ the Pacific. where ‘Hi8 British Bil-l , ‘ . friiise of tiie sill! strewn. over a3 slsii. though iBrltlsh territories and The l-ggnlm‘ lsunday evening tSlug m; Mm ,l_ week ago. nrrlved iiere this morn-‘ commel-clfll lnlel-esgl; are so consul. Song hen/lee wok lhe lonn of all ing on the White Star linel- Regina, arable, ls homo hy ho arhlhlell uh mnslcal program at the Y_ M. (h ley and Om“ l

l“ illel vessel ot the iii-st class '

Three men‘ were 10st from 111° ‘oi’ course from the period immedi- l

Captain Rutledge, who was born in Sheet Harbor. iiaiifax County, Nova Scotla, but now resides at hlllMoncton, arrived here on Saturday

told the story of the loss of his tend tiie funeral of his mother, Mrs 2,400 ton vessel, while seated in liiirW. L. Morrow who passed away stateroom on board the Resins to-Wiulte suddenly oil Qlltllrlley ill 1191' clustered home in Annandale. around wearing the identical rub-Who We! 74 your! 0f one ivosweli- clothing in known and very highly esteemed dy, Mr. Robert H088- wblcb their bodies hlistored and their foot swelled during the four lived so man!’ 1'91"‘!-

liig see on e feet dwindling piece‘ and four daiixlllflffl- of tiie poop deck of the Noyes, peit- J. M., Sunny Bree and Hurry ail Thelma Teal ed with elect, snow and vein, with- homo in Annemlale. l or drink or tho solace of ere are Mrs John Jenkins. Durreil. , tbedr only salvation the Mro Duncan (lofliu, Boy Fortune;

constant drenching: of warm vvat- Mrs Cleo. Anneer. Mont-exile:

R. D. Cousins. ‘Ce phelitoii. P. saved who arl- smut-hr‘ ‘ ‘the bereaved ,_in their

iPEBiAlMllSlCill , ittvtct iii tut. A.

Broadeasted Last Night. Many of Charlotte- town’s Musical Artists Heztrd to Good Advantage. ‘

» sites-nee»! J. Stewart. Duet-Resignation, Messrs. Bent-

even keeping pace with the scroll- ping policy, for while ut tiie end of’ tiie war there were either iii com- mission or paid ofif llli cruisers. that number has now been re- duced to till, of which 11 nre build-l 111B 8nd three are ‘about to be laid down. _

Tables reflecting the distribution jof fleets shmi? that British naval;

‘ pean waters and that navles of thel United States and Japan donilnatel

1°? ‘he A. inst. night and it was an oiit~ first time in modern times. apart hlhlllllhg Slhccess- ,

Through the kindness of Mr- and Mr.

Saviour. Piano 's0l0-—4Ll9b9Sl'i'8lld,

‘Keith Rogers Welter Welter MoNutt.

lulu hall and gave all the artists n very flue hearing, The program was as follows: liymn-Jllessed Assurance. .iiyntn-l Stand Amazed. Soio~ivory Palaces, Mrs. J. J.

Mrs MorrowlStewwrt- » ‘saxophone Bohr-Roses of Hear-

‘ Mi‘. J. M. Morrow. bf Siiimy llrue aellglous work ‘Commmea

yulght en route for Antiundale to nt- 0mm.“- Memm . Mr. Waiter McNutt, Piano. Miss Thelma Teed. Violin. Mrs. W. M. Rowe, Violin. Mr, L. .1. Stacey, Violin.

l Mr. Rolit. H058. Saxophone. in the community where site hodl Vocal Duct-Come Holy Spirit.

vived by her husband. two sons h, _

-- Stewart. Mr. Waiter MdNutt. T119 “m” ‘"9 Violin Solo-Antler Meziilo, Miss

'i The daiillht-

and Mine Alice at. must in m. ins. Iertlell- _ _ i. HoIplItilh-JThltGbsi-dianextendl Plow 111M411‘ °'"""°"~ vecet solo-In tiie golden even‘ C. A- ‘ .

sou moo unexpected lone. l i. ‘ - - ‘h’ f _ ‘.-

Prayer, R, H. McNeili. ‘Chairman

Acoompanieta for the evening 51w 1B 11111‘ Messrs. A. o. Gillie and '1‘. W. Bellt-lwel-e; Ml,“ Mgy stems, Mrs. J. J.

l At the close of the service the hearty thanks of the audience ‘was Hymn-Simply Trvstlnz Every tendered to all those taking part. y. Special thiinirs were also teudeml! Announcements‘. Orchestral Se‘ -Ml‘. iRogers end. Mr. Burke for their

hearty cooperation and services ill. l The pufljng their brondeagtlllg stntlonl and we have seen our children lot’!- .Mlsaes Annie Watson. May» Sterne. 0R0‘! at the diflpolll 0i t!!! ‘Y- M‘

Sillllltllfi

tion on Shanghai Frontier- Strike 0f Chinese Seamen is Feared.

(Special to the Guardian) iSHAtNClillAl, March 12. —— Brit.-

foreign settlement. The Chinese sought lo cross undi

Durliems in full kits. Sentrles slop. ped the Chinese, and called for re-l

their effort to cross the bridge.

HUNG-KONG, March. 12. —— lm-l

steamer was unable to snil

been effected.

with the agitation for a generall strike in Shanghai, the Seoilliiiffil‘ union was attempting to form a Communist nucleus on every steamer’ trading with liongkong. The object, it was said, was to create a federation of labor unlonsl preparatory to ianlling a senmunfisl‘ strike on river steamers which, if,

strike in Hongkting,

A battalion of the famous Cold- strettui (Jvuartls arrived lti Shltiiglitii today to strengthen the lirllish

W115 (iiloted by a Hunkoiv agency, as declaring himself loyal to” the; Republican revolutionary

party in the Contciiese

the left wing of the party.

Senators Start Move For Loug- er Week-ends

(Special to the Guardian)

UTTAlWiA, March 12. —- The hon_ nrttblo gentlemen of the Senate lhsve bit upon o new idea. They ‘halve bad several adjourrmieuts laireedy this session ‘but Friday they started e move for longer and bigger weekends. instead of sitting in the afternoon they called their session for the morning. This en- abled the Quebec and Ontario sec- tions to take the 1 o'clock trains out of town and get them home Friday evening instead of Satur- day morning.