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l‘ ' ' _ - lleTolutionists Continue March Federal General Captured and Execut-

p ' ed. by Rebels

(Canadian Press.)

VERA QRUZ. Dec. lily-The cit- lee of Merlds and Progress, in the state of Yucatsu,_havo been‘ seis- ed ‘by rebels commanded by Col. Ricalde, according to inlformaflioa ers here. l

'l‘he advices say that Governor Curiilu of Yucatan andhis follow- ers have disappeared, taking with them export tax money and other funds.

Travellers reaching Esperanza lrom Mexico City report that more than 1,000 federal troops are con- served ut Son Marcos, midway be- tween Mexico City and Vera Cruz and on ‘the line of lma-rch the revol- utlonlsts are taking to the cal)!!!“- ll‘ these advices prove correct. it is presumed the first important but- tla ‘between the rebels and lthe gov- ernment forces will take place be- tween San Andres and San Mar- cos.

When the revolutionists were approaching Esperanza‘. the feder- al troops are said to have 099119‘! firs upon them while wiehdrawlns from the ll-e-gion on the military train. There was no oiwllilli-les-

zNQfl-AILES, Aria, Dec. 13.—Gen- M,“ Aug‘ more; has renounced his candidacy for President and , llasallgned himself with the fed- , v-ral government under President (llhregon, it was announced here to- day, in advices received by ‘tllle

headquarters at Hermosillo. Son-

"bn Capital-

lt is also reported that General Flores has assumed tlhe governor- ship of the State of Sineloa under Oblregon, succeeding lManuel Rdv- as, Governor pro-tern.

Fred l8. Stewart, honorary Mexi- can consul of this ci-iy, as lust re- ceived word that adv-ices received from the Mexican embassy state that the military coup of Gener- al Sanchez and Estrada is being effectively and energetically hund- l-ad by the federal government Military officers of all ranks nud military organization»; throllglwll} the republic have again Henl- ‘Presl- de-nt Obregon assurances of ndllcr- once and finn slupporl and have refused to take ofi-crs made lo t-hem by the rebel loaders. _

The federal government has lllll control of the situation, and is car- rying out extensive military 008F11- tions which will stamp out the re- bellion within a short time. Gen- eral Figueroa has surrendered com pletely. Tlhe Nation-ill Congress has unanimously Srllnled- Pr-csi- dent Obregon full extraordinary powers -in lfinance and intelwior de- partments. This resolution was re- cglved with enthusiastic demon- strations of apllffliml-

NOGALES, Arizona, Dec. 13.— Rebel forces at Manzanillo Mearco have captured and executed Gener- nl Miguel Pima oi the fctleral army who was returning l0 Mexic" (my from Lower California where he had been on a mission for Presid-

F. Mexican Consul from military

urn. __ vtlu-rr- l_~vlr.r.~"fl*Qvlfi1esg-rlaso~9<»-" .

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c Five Firsts Captured McKinnon-Other

(special to The Guardian) BOSTON, Mass, Dec Iii-Nearly

. computing ‘for the championships as well as Ameri-

l ericon Fox Breeders‘ Exhibition in

Mass.

P The judging of the American bred foxes finished yesterday. the honors being won principally M’

Condensedflpeolals sole‘: ‘gldi-‘dhlgfi- w ‘ro sewn-six‘ vibe-CITED HOW! one mile from Charlottetown. K.

r. Mcliae, st. Plieh Road. R- 11,3, 12-8-6l.

‘FOR SALE-FOUR IIMALI batch foxes. A W. Donne. City. 12-11-31.

‘Wheres-Ar ones A MAiII Mussel-ml housework. Apply a! m Powual st-ti.

em Qnpegon, according to advices

' - l: . _‘ Jlzgcolyggwln offlcial_c_lr~cles‘tol_ ly

lsllllll fills lliifliiliiiliil

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By Colonel D. A. Islanders Also Men-

. tioned in List of Awards.

C. M. Daniel-s with Tar-hedge foxeslwill be taken to Mahons tomorrow.

wlah Dr. Wadsworth. Sheffield lFoxl

d il ‘black foxes are Co. J. IP. Duffus and the Portland ties ‘last summer when seized with- ‘wo mm red ‘ yer international Fox Company. i180 Wlnllllll! DPTZeli-lin the three mile limit with a car-

Mn-Daniels was also the big win-l

can and foreign. awards at the Am- nor st the ‘National FOX STIOW 11! when no proof was advanced that

Milwaukee recently- Dr. wads-l

the Aicchsnics Building. Boston. "°"""° E“""“'°' 0f 3“°'-"°"‘ WRSTETTIIK-

the highest scoring fox in the Aim-a erlcan bred section scoring 94.07; points. l

lNine of sixteen foreign ‘bred classes were judged today. Tiller- est being keen as entries from the leading Canadian breeders were competing.

‘Colonel and Mrs. MaoKlnnonl are carrying off the lion's share oi’

the ‘prizes, she Colonel winning five firsts and Mrs. MacKinnon one.

IOther winners are the Pure Can- adian (70,, two firsts and Charles White with John A. Lee's foxes one first. The highest scorlilE 10X so far is the ‘iBunbury giant own- ed by ICOT. MacKinnon and bred ‘by Franklin Borer. ‘Bunburv. P. E- 1-- wlilh 9611'? points.

‘Tomorrow the final 111116015 WT" no color‘ ’ and the world's cham- pionship as well as sixteen internu- tlonai championships awarded.

'WAN'I'EI;>-MAID FOR causa- ni housework. sferences re- quired. Anlllv at ulrdian Office.

18-13-if. rouuo-clutu-s It pllivrrlu, Owner may have ‘e by calling

M G di ‘ hi "dvuligfujlllll. and paying \f0\- 1 s

Lon-r. sarunnsv ulbvmmo m fills city, a persons] little)‘. Will ""11" Dlease dmrllrllroet office

to he delivered to tlieliddrese o “ma? 19-1241

T," MI-ldwrliddill-eltvsit" ‘"1" in! was. elllliile" tor_~r~eg~ Rlfflllflfi. Will Xljfllfluqhggp 1Q ‘llllok purchaser. Apbly- to J. J; McKlnncn or Col. Al 0. Peeks.

.._ 3.1 “Wish-Ir Vlilllis. is mi w,‘ “oaths-mo ‘n: has‘! the old m“: m“ w

sSALE OF FANCY WORK AND home cocking at Baptist Church. Tuesday, Dec. 18th. 1T

IMPORTED LEAF LETTUCE. 2 bunches for 25c. JENKINS 6:. gQN, 12-14-21.

jié "FANCV WORK BALI HOSTEL of st. Francis. 126 Sydney Si Articles suitable for Christmas ‘my 12-14-21.

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10. W. Campbell's Winnioo. lhflll‘ will be offered n quantity

‘kd.T}_'°TRAvED FROM wit.- "llnm Henry Land's Si. Peters liland fourleefle 1100 14°"! KM“ gander. Finder 0101""? Mm!’ Daniel Taylor. Nine Mile Crock» 140i l5.

‘TO LEI-NEW DOUBLE TEN!- ‘ment house on Park street. flllifllr so ill British Columbia flr. with hardwood floors. Modern conveni- ences, moderate rent. Apply 19F

Cumberland street. l!

P" , Pv-JPICIALTY SALES- oimi handle patented novolly belting wide market. For Palm" More write -Preeto Saws Co. 1381mm Piece. Montreal.

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HITPE Til TlElEH THEPAHATIITN . SETTLEMENT

(Canadian Press

PARIS, Dec. 13.—Activities of the reparation commission have in- creased since the United States Government gave its approval to unofficial participation by United States experts in the inquiry into Germany's resources and the exa- mination lnto means of balancing the Reich budget.

Tentative discussion of the make- up of the two committees is expect- ed at a spe ial meeting tomorrow, but seriou consideration of the names ‘of available members will be left until Sir. John Bradbury, who is returning to London Saturday. has had n talk on the subject with Premier Baldwin. If is ucctlptt-xl that the general policy will be that members of the committees nlusi

ment that Mr. Ch

markets.

Churchill ifindicated

(Canadian Press.) _ LONDON, Dec. Douglas was found guilty by a jury in Old Bailey today of criminal libel upon Wi-ns- ton Qhurchill former First Lord of the Admiralty, by the publication of a state-

communication afterithe battle of J utiand for the purpose of i

Lord Alfred was sentenced to six months in prison, at which time he must "lfind surety to keep the peace‘ particularly toward Mr Church- ill. Failing to find this surety, he must un- dergo another six months imprisonment.

l3.-L01'd Alfred

chill issued a false

rlfluencing "the stock

the expiration of

first of all be highly representative- of finance and economics and, sec- ond, Tm satisfactory to the govt-ru- ments oi’ the countries from which thny are ciloscn.

The lively satisfaction expected ill French official circles-rut the lilti- tcd States decision is shared in re- paration headquarters, whore it is generally thought tho work of the committees wilfbe of great value. While its participation will be only conservative and not binding on the commission or the governments whose representatives take purt in the work, there is great hope that results will pave the way to n final reparation settlement. ~

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lsllllilclllrl SEIZED lull SliliIiiiliNii

(Canadian Press.)

HALIFAX, Dec. 13.-—Captuin Dicks oi? the Charlottetown schoon- er D. C. Mlrlhall is llnder arrest here tonight following investigations by mounted police" at Mahone which resulted in n charge of liquor smug- gling inolving spirits said to be valued at some thirty thousand dollars.

The warrant was sworn out to- day and this afternoon the officers boarded the schooner which is ly- lng at Black and Flinn's wharf and placed the skipper under nrresLI-le

ASQUITH MAY as LIBERAL LEADER

iAt St. Paul's Rectory

POPULAR Y. M. C. A. PHYSICAL DIRECTOR LEAVES- WITH BRIDE TO-DAY FOR SAULT STE. MARIE.

'l‘he D. C. Mulllall was in difficul-

go of liquor but was inter released

there had been any effort at smug-

Tlle marriage took place inst ov- elling at St, Patti's rectory of Miss Ella Reid. ciiy, to Mr. W. Vernon Ferris, Rev. Mr. Raymond tying the nuptial knot.

Mr. and Mrs. Ferris are leaving this morning on their honeymoon for Mr. Ferris‘ home, Sault Ste. Marie, where Mr. Ferris has au- cepted a position and where they will reside in future.

The resignation and permanent departure of Mr. Ferris, who has been the genial and efficient phy- sical director" of the Y. M. C.A.. for tho past fifteen months, will be

Passion Play Actors Solici-t Aid in New York

(Canadian Preu)

NEW YORK. Dec. Iii-Eleven simple folk of Qberammergau in the Tyroieso Alps, actors in the historit-FPasl-llon Play. given each decade in the Bavarian village, onie to the United States yesterday

to earn money for the salvation of the beloved pageant. in spite of their financial distrels, the players recently refused $1,750,000 to per- form the holy pageant for Ameri- can motion picture concerns. *_<o§_.__

Steel Works in Ruhr Raided By Un- ' employed

(Canadian Preu)

BOCHUM, Ruhr Volley, Doc. 18. —Unemployed metal workers of Bombaoher" Huctte Steel Works, normally employing between five and six thousand mun, stormed and occupied the entire plant yes- terdny in a protest against tho cm- ployers‘ policy of locking out mon refusing lo work ten hours n dny.

-Winnipeg Church ,

Union Halted

(Canadian Pren.)

lWlNNlPlDG. Der. lit-Pending an improvement in financial condi- ilom. negotiations for the amalga- mation oi Central Congregational church and St. Stephen's Presby- terian (vhurch. Winuipelr. have been discontinued. The merger would have linifed two of the most influ- ential churches in the city. Rev. C. W. Gordon il pastor of St. Stephen's church. The genera-l plan of union was acceptable, but fin- anclal conditions; confronting tho merm- wore-found impracticable.

learned with regret by the many friends he has made here. Mrs Farris also has n host of friends among whom she will be greatly tniseed. All will unite however in extending to the happy couple the wnrtnest congratulations.

Mr. Ferris has also been a vni- ucd member of the this season's Ailogwoit football tcltm

formal good-bye, as tho noun.- his intended (lepmturc generally known.

Full Citizenship Privileges "fCsnsmPl-ess)

PARIS. Dec. 13--A delegation of sixteen Arapshoc Indians from Wyoming clad in full roxalla ar- rivcd in Pnrisyesterday. They in- tend to nnk the League of Nations to intervene with the United Slates government so that Indians ‘might hnve the sumo fights and privileges as other United Slates citizens.

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Montreal Men Gave Blood ill Vain

(Canadian Press.) MONTREAL, Dec. i8.—Althcush ten men gave a quantity of blood in on attempt to save the llfo of William Mschadol need 40, the mm died yesterday

ran a mum-

, mun of lilo company. This included l trains, offices,

Reid-Ferris Wedding

TITTITEITITIN NTJW

and hLqTWBTITd -ba under the lC0llFi0l‘\'I\lT\'€‘-i- loam mates will regret mission tilclTmlfl Wlhlle Illlbm‘ W"! bi‘ "1 "TEN" opportunity of wishing him .1 more the Liberals will really hold ilro of balance of power. was not believed if they get in power Mu

u. s. ' Indians Want;

‘Premier Bruce

TUTTI] SHTTIBH- NESSY TITTI

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, (Canadian Press.) MONTREAL, Doc. 13.—'[‘he l'lln- val of Lord Shnughnessy was n nu- _ional event when it took place this morning froln his resilience. on Dor- chcsfev Si.‘ west, this city. it was attended by represorlilrtivcs 0i’ "the Goverllor-Genertti, tile federal and provincial governments, and luosi of Canada's national institulions. At 10 o'clock lllliiidllflflllilfl the ou- .. evaporation I oiV-ilre- , Canadian apific Tlaiilvny on Tan and sou culho to n stop for two minutes as a. mark of respect to the lute chair.

stations, yards, shops and maintenance of wny on crutions in all parts of Canada, as well as the ships on tho lligil sens flflli in ports. The general offices here were closed during [he ruorn- i118 to enable fhr- lenlplovt-ss to at- tend the funeral.

The building hers was draped and flags are flying at half-ulnar on all the conlpunyhl iluiltiihgs and ships throughout tho world.

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UBERIil-lABilii. l lllllulllllil

(British United Press.)

LON-DON, Dec. 13.-——'I\ilc next step in the political situation is the holding of conferences between La- bor and Liberals to determine the precise occasion on which filo gov- ernment is to be defeated. Suzlh consultations arc the inevitable result 0|‘ a decision veil-oiled by Labor leaders yesterday to accept oiiilice. lt is becoming nrorc and more apparent that the majority of Liberals are in favor of an unof- ficial ‘maJition with lavbor, believ- inggthe country would be stronger under n Labor "head with it Liberal tail to prevent -it from adopting too radical measures, than ll

It is generally |or will modify tllloir radical pint- form and dircot all their (efforts in- ‘wards practical schemes for the l‘i‘ lief of unemployed.

to Visit Canada

(Canadian Prose.)

OTTAWA. Dec. IZL-Prenlier Bruce of Australia cabled here to- day that he will arrive in Ottawa on January 31st, and loavc on February 3rd. lie is to sail from Vancouver by the Niagara on Peb- rnary 8th. it is estimated officially that tho comng of an Australian Premier to Otinwn is specifically in discuss wilh the Covernmont nr-T runlznmcnis for a reciprocal prcfor- ' r-nfini treaty. has! winter. lion .l. A. Robb visited Australia with ihnt cnd if! View. billowing to do- rm-siirt political conditions ‘in Aus- tralia, lliilr came of the mission ‘Pile outlook MCI‘ is "cflldeflvi if‘ be more favorable, particularly in

from the t-f- tam the wider mperlltl’ prefer

view of the reieniiotrby Crest Bri-

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With One Full Collecting Day Ahead the T0-

Reached $71,331.

Al inst night's supper for Tilt‘ Pbmnunt, $432, ltweilly-nino HllTlfiCP||l E. I. Hospital campaign worker-‘lllonsl. Mrs. Pvthlrlos tc-nm won flu» the few ilumired dollars required (Iorps Championship. llir. Bern's‘ to reach ‘the $67,000 Oiilvctive werIvtr-nln has won the (lcntlomolfs Div- easily forthcoming with over four isinn bnnnl-l" fivl- limo..- during [h1- thousnnd dollars to the good. To- tsnlupnign. day is the final working dhy of the A numbl-r nf country llisivi nnlnpaign and us thorn are still n were hnnrrl from with gratifying rt» number oi’ places to hear from n suits. Thl- vl-ry satisfactory sum goodly additional sum is nnticfpnt- 0i’ over $1,000 wns 5ilT)§-l(;l‘|T)i.'iT from all. The campaign. as slated inst (lcorgotnwn. night by Chairman ilcuriz and Thr- ohnirlnnn lliIll0lllli!l'(T that Director ilnrllor, hns ill-on n nmg- 81,000 llzul been suilscriill-d by :1 for nificcnt HTIUCPHH. nil-r \v<-ll inlmvn isiuullvr ilr. Dun-

Foiiowint: were tho subscription TPT A. Air-lmrltl, of (‘nilzuryn TTTTH lln- nlnnunill llllnouncl-li Tiliil lllKTllZ lllllllll'l'lllf'ili wales Wilfilliy npplnud Pveviollsly rl-(‘l-ivr-(l . . . . .. fiHL-ifil ml.

(izuupzlilzn (‘Olllllllllflifi . .. 2,020 DTFPUTUI‘ TTZIFTIUI‘ llrnisl-ll liu- work Wnlnl-ns Division, ilil..'|ni‘ llll- l-ulll-viilltl divisions null also hie-us Division, . ‘Lflllfl riu-l-rilli null l-ffivll-ili lvllrk of (lrulld total, . . . . . . . . . . .. $7 ,. .l1,iill- ywulng indies l-nlplrlyl-li ml til.- ilusi nigllifls mini dlllllllnit-li in llsllll-slll l‘iiiT of flu- lvllrk \VTAUHI' $4.874. 'i‘l|l- l\il~ll'.~l Division Tlillillfiflllilfliflil Th‘ vlllllillolllivli in :|n_v lumi- for lilo. TITKTIPMI (‘OTTPUITOII yl‘.‘4Tl'l‘4Tiiy|lil‘NH nil-ll pvt-soul. rl-qllirillp, l-ffi- wvllf. in (‘:l|li. id. ll. livers ll-llln, lTll‘. (fTPIll. nffirl- m-l sizlllls. illIli-llllll TlPlllf-f Sililfi, lsixil-l-n SllTl- Thr- campaign closes tonight HKTIITTTOIISL Thu \\'0nl<~ll‘tl Division willl lllt- i‘. (rt-incl: slipper wilt-n ihl- bzlllmel- was unpiurl-li by (fapi. Air-n final nnrltullllel-rlil-llis will Til‘ mnlic. J. A. Wcilslors tllnm, - with till- l

TWTT RECEIVE SENTENCE UT ’ TWTT YEARS Iii RBITESTETT

John Hughesand Hiram Woodside, of Prince County, We re Sentenced. Yester- .,,.1lay..ai>..§l1mmerside . ‘

Al lilo Supreme Court in Sum- LWPOH foul-loch nnd sixteen years mursillo yrl-Lirlrtilly two prisoners, of use. l-rluvicicd under criminal inliir-t- in the civil jury misc of John A. nlenis czrriicr ill the tor-m. nppmir- lmvky and ‘ifn-ti Sintlnllnl: vs J09. tld before the lCiliof Justice HIHTIUiITTNMEK. all-lion for llll- recovery of W0?" "Mill 59111011004 lo two year's rill-flue paid ill the l-ollrvw of a imprisonment in fhlrcilesici‘ -i'en- fox deal, jullglnent ‘will; given for itcniiury‘. tile plaintiff for $2,500.

J07"! 110E000. Kellflill‘l,'toll, was The case now ilcforc tho court is i'l)|lVll‘lL‘i1 of’ having in his posaee- that ofAliz-ln McLean vs (loo. Ditch- tsifm unlawfully a silver black fox non, ill-lion zirislllg oil-t of the snit- lsinliltlr to one which (lisappeuretl-of a motor our. from the run-ch of the Malgic Silver" Another lion-jury ‘(use “hick TEOX Company. left over from the Summer-skint

Hifllm Woodsitie, of Kensingion, Court and tried next week in Char-T; was giver: the penitentiary sont- lotteowu. once for seduction of n girl bo-

Britain: Abandons Naval Project at Singapore, Problem l‘

(Canadian Press.) LONDON, Dt-c. 1.'l.—-'T‘l.\c Tluhhvill govcrnmvrll mix-l (talk-d upon by the labor puriy ill a resolution passed during the cxeclltivv ses- sion of (he party this nlorllirlg f0

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(Canadian Press.)

‘LONDON. Doc. lih-The British Government's action ill cancelling ‘TTlC proposed tour of inspection by Earl Cavan, Ciliol‘ of tho General Staff to Singapore and Australian ports is accepted TIPPOQSILITEETXTTIG abandonment of filo projctzi: io tonsil-not :1 big nnvui bat-lo ill Sin» gnpore by the government.

cement, of lie plnns for dealing lvlthl lhP unemplolnrlcui. problem. .l -- {W-

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Germany May Have T1160 YYQAITIS Hfllllel

to Make Appeal <c.-....ll.. Pr...» BOSTON, ill-v. l1! "PTTHTITPTT 30- " i" 2-. . l ‘~ ' i- t‘) League 22111‘ i.l-“.'.f-..‘.Y_'.-" "f... “.‘Y'..'.'.’.‘i:. 2.‘.

(‘iu-lsl-u. -\\'Tll) 1T l'll|)])('(T fully this dis- iilllPl‘ \\'Tlf‘il lili‘ singing llrukt- llmvll on TTTI‘ llmul- Tit‘ was painting in l-Ivvl-llll.

Although (‘llriin (TTiT not illjlirl‘ llinlsl-if. lTll‘ snml- cannot bu shill of,

(Canadian Press) IBERLIN, lloc. l3.——.-\ significant llitlt that ficrlnnhy may be form-ll lfl ilDllPilT ill lira iu-uluu- of Nations lll ll finul ntiolnpi in l-xlrivnil- TIl‘l'~

m” Eml" flllilfwlul- "hiw-‘i T-‘illllo bulk-bond in lill- rout‘ of TTTPT 1110"" TLV flfflillill DTP-Sb‘ W!" Tlillifll’. (‘nlliu TlllllTPfT full zlnd hard vino cclliriais. (‘iluntn-llo!‘ un shill iluik-ill-nli, null ii.is quin- Mllrxh‘ llflrly- T! “'°"Tl| Til‘ liin-ly :l Ill'\\' olle- will llnvt- i0 Til‘

prl-mnillrc in any lTll‘ Gl-rmnn (low

built Ti) keep out wintry blush; m: l‘l‘|lllli?lll. hns aoilllllly resolved npun

u T'l cull of lill- pninll-rls- sulidt-n do.

ihis coin-so. shrill. All"? wu-lkinu over Til 1TH‘ *"'" poiit-v Sliillffll, in at-l-Hiflliiulfig: German Government IIi!.'if.-..‘¥.‘3.§.if.'?“ """""" ‘"“ Salaries Cut iAnnouncements,

C Pr . ' < c" Coming Events, LONDON, Dec. ill-As n result '

of salary cuts decided upon by ilu- (lermnn government. President _ 1 blllcri lvfil receive 1,500 pounds n nyppgg__g "m, my yaar and the Chancel-Tor T50 pounds insertion.

according to the Berlin correspon- dent to the Dllil)’ l-Ixprl-ss. "ltosorvl- ’l‘hlir-<d-'l.\' Members of tho Rail-being will,i‘nr basket soolml in (‘lydl- River get 1T0 pounds. illnil.» 124-3.!