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CHAR-LOTT.»'.`.T

./N. CANADA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st. 1919

Annual Shhecrlptlon, dollvered:'$4}00. By mall, Canada, 83.00; U.8.A. $3.50.

iN0liiiiR Bltlw 'ro iioisiiivisii

MANY Guns cAi»1'unso Ai.. ' 'ri-is voi.oA

Esthonlime, Ftunlnn ~ and German Armies are Successfully Advancing

(Simtel to 'rite Guardian)

LONDON. Nl#-Y 20.--General Denik-

ine. who is personally conducting the upnratlons of his anti-Bolsheviki army Hgainst the oily ,of Tsuritsin on tho \'oIga, announces the capture ofl0,000 prisoners and 28 -guns from the Eoi- shevlki. This news was telogrnphed by tlio chief ol' the British military mis- sion at Eliaterlnotiar. The Estlionian press Bureau reports that the Esth- ouian army with Russian and German llaitic Auxiliary forces is advancing against the Bolshevikl on*n, 100 kim. iiietro front between Narva and Gloif, on Lake Peipus. The-Esthoiiians have already reached the lower course ot the river =Luga, capturing prisoners, guns and armored cars.

DISAGREE CN

TURK QUESTION

ENGLISH DELEGATES WANT SUL-

TAN T0 REMAIN IN '

CONSTANTINOPLE .

Danger of Holy ‘War influencing Council in Partition of

~ Turkey

(Special to The Guardian)

PARIS. May 20.-The English dele-

gates are urging that the Sultan be allcwed to remain in Constantinople :ind are anxious that the United States* accept the position as mandatory of that city as well as Armenia. The dau gt-r oi' a holy war is influencing. the t'ouncll which has -been ‘advised that ratlical changes are inndvisable with- out more foreign troops at strategic points to steady the situation. The Iu- icr-Allied commission designated ti investigate the Asia Minor situatior is still in Paris. The Council of 'Four is finding the partition of Turkey ‘a dll' fir-uit problem. While an agreement has been rcachcd it apparently will In necessary to make revisions whicl arc now under consideration. Tin terms of the agreement have nevei Iiccn announced officially but It liai- liccn contemplated that the Sultiii shall be expelled from Constantinople io Brusa, in Asia Minor, thus ellxnin, ating Turkish influence and the head of islamis`m from Europe.

fini# I

YES OR NO BY FIRST WEEK IN

I ' JUNE

PARTS, May 20.-The Germans prob "lily will have until the end 0( the first week in June to say yes or no re- garding their signature of the peace treaty, .

The German .couiitor-proposals is .siicil this wock arc cxpcctcd in French circles to be so elaborate and volum- inous that li` sulimlttcd by May 22, the time limit for tho' German rcply, the iulcr-Allied delegates can scarcely lin- isli their consideration boiorc Juno 1

More Rioting I

ln Germany.

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iil§lll.ll\'. .May 20.~Violcnt rioting

is again reported at Stettin, whcrc nine civilians and twenty soldiers are -aid to have been killed. '

I IINDENSEI) SPECIALS §

WANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOM;` furnished or unfurniahed. ADDI? Guardian Oiilce.

*i i *WANTED _ GIRL' FOR HOUSE-

work. Good wages. APN! 209 Fhlliton Sl.. 5847~5-2lM3I

JNO. ALFRED MACDONALD. Pnov

Inclal land surveyor. Hermenvlile telephone, Sourie. 5889-5-1 E 20 i pc

‘wsnvln A1- once-nous: -rt rent for family of two centrally \°¢ ated and with all modern oonven lcncea. Apply "D" c|o Guardian.

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IIOBBERY IIEIIR TOIl0||T0

TORONTO, May 20-Two men

were shot and seriously wound. ed during the noon houi' today,

' in a gun battle which took place

in the Bank of Nova Scotia at Asincourt_ when an attempt was made by two auto bandits to hold up the manager aint rob the safes and tills. The inanag- eh MP- R- T- Lang. who fought off the bandits, was wounded through the stomach and now

_ lies in a precarious conditionat

Toronto General Hospital.

One of tho dcsperadocs is

unconscious with a bullet froin H Mil". hangs revolver, buried somewhere above his Iclt eye.

The second bandit, after put-

illlg up a brlet' fight. made for the door and escaped. and is “UW being followed by crowds ot' volunteer searchers around the town of Agincourt, who were drawn to thc sccno by the rc-

voivcr shots.

'e e Intro Biliiiiirs meiiirr All' SWEDT Ill ,.

Roman Catholic Church'

Will Not Participate

PoPE aENEoic1' Gives His Ans-

. wen 'ro EPisc0PAi.

aisi-ioPS

ROME, MAY 20.--l'tiglit llcv. l‘hns_

Anderson, Bishop ol' -l‘lilcago; liiglil Rev. Boyd, Vincent Bishop of Soutlit-ru Ohio, and Bishop Reginald liebcr Well en, of the diocese of l-'on-Du-Lac iWis) prominent figures iii the Episcopal church in the United States. were re-

ceived by Pope Benedict today. Mon- signor Coretti, secretary for extra- ordinary affairs at the Vatican, actcd ns interpreter. The pontiff was most cordial to the visitors and thanked them for their call.

Before seeing thc popc, thc Aiucri

cans had a long tzxlk__ with tiardiual Gasparri, papal secretary of state. During the interview, tho cardinal said: “Rntlier than a. reunion ot' thc Christian churches. thc lioly Sec aiinis at the unity of thc cliurclivs wliit-Ii. In the opinion cl ltonic, can occur onli by all returning to the tfatholit church."

Pope Benedict told tlic visitiut-I <`-l“1'

gymon that it was not tpossiblc for the Catliolic church to take part in tht- proposcd world conference. The pope said that as “successor to St. Peter tlie vicar of Christ has no greater dc sire than that there should be Ibut ouc- fold and one slicpherdf lie added that the teaching and practice of thc Calli- ollc church regarding unity of the vis ible church is well known to every one and. tliercfore. it would not lic possible for the (‘_nt.holic church to participate in the privposeil cfonference.

The pope explain;-tl that he in no

wise wished ic ilisapprovc the parti cipatlon in thc conference of ,those who are not units-d to thu cliuil' of Sl- Petcr. but on the contrary ho cnrnostly desires and prays that "tliosc who take part In tho coiiforcncc may. ID tho grace of God, soc thc light and rc unltn with the visibh- In-ad of the church, by whom they will bv rcceiv ed with open a-rms."

After the visit to the \’atic:iii. Ihc

iloputation lsiuctl this note.

"The deputatloii regrets that the

Romnn Catholic church will not be rc- proscntcd in thc world coiifcrcncc. as substantially all thc rest of Christ- endom has promised to co-operate. The preparations for tlic"“confe1'ciicc win proceed and the doputation will wntipuc its work until invitations :ii-ci presented to those coiuniunlons which have not yet been root-lied."

' i.lisliop_Aiitl<‘rson was born at Ox

ford Mills (0nt_) Ile is a high church- men. Bishop (Weller is Icador of the high church party lu thc United Stlltv-"-. Bishop vincent is not _an cxtrcnic churchnian.

Allies Lost 300

I Landing in Smyma

p_.\R|S_ May 20.-The Allied casual-

ties In the fighting incident to thc landing at Smyrna lust Tliiirsdal' i0l 'piled 300, it has been officially an- nguncetl, The Tllrlls hold the forts

stubbornly.

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Fiume May li_e ._

lntemationalized

_..-

PAiRilIS. -May 20.-it is assorted by

an new-gpptpers that the Council DI' _har will decide to internatlonalize

l~lo\i.\e` Tuesday. night. J. Stanley

rangoments could be accepted by 'b°"‘

w,d](‘,°t_ ~ ' 31 Italy and Jugo Slevin. .

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gg.” city Plume ibeoauoo no other ai'-,

Vain for Aviators

(Special to The Guardian)

S-T. JOHN, NlId._ May 20.~Shlps at

sen from the Anicrlcan coat-it to thc British Isles swept the air in all dir- ections throughout tlie night \\'i*.:i wireless queries regarding the fate ol Harry -G. Hawker and Coinmanile" MacKenzie Grieve, but all radiograins which had reached l‘a.pe Race up to this morning, froiu more tliti.i twcnty vessels were negative. The Sopi-:mi plane had not -beep sighted and repe- titions of its call-letters "DI(A" wciit unanswered. '

POLITICAL NEWS

FRCM 0TT AWA

MR. MARTIN PREMIER OF SAS- KATCHEWAN PROBABLV NEXT LIBERAL LEADER

D. D. McKenzle's Protectionlst Speech

Placed him beyond

the Pale.

_ (From our own Correspondent) I

OTTAWIA, May 20.-According to

advices received this afternoon, the Aqultania, with -Sir Robent Borden and Holi. Mr. Sifton aoourd. sailed

from Lond,‘an _itot\a.y. 'i`lic~ Premier was expected here on Victoria Day, but lic now cannot arrive Iicforc thc 26tli or 27th. The delay is tluc to ihn"1‘ug Boat l\icn's strik<=~in Lou- don.

With two incnibr-rs of thc cabiiici.

Mr. Mciglicii, acting llilnlsit-‘r of Jus- tice, nad hir. Robertson, -Minister of Labor, speeding \vest_ the government today received no word re the situa- tion at' Winnipeg. There is strong hope that tlir- two ministers. aided by the citizens coiiiniittce ivliicli, ac- cortliiig to \\'oI‘d i'm-,olvetl liorta Iii- clniles some of thc leading men and women of the city. \\'iIl be able to et- fect a sctlciuent lt is freely admit- ted that the situation, obs<:urcd zsoinc- wlial hy the cciisorisliip iii:-'titiitwi by the .~ili'Ikers, is cxcetkilnigly grave.

The attitude of tho government and

parliament is that while ovary known i'csourcc must bc exhausted to effect. ii. settlement by coinpromiso and peace. all attempts at lnwlossiiess or ot' ii revolutionary cliaracter must bo sternly put down. There is no dis- position any-wliero to use unneces- sary force, but feeling is strong that public life and property must be safe- guarded. ’l‘hc Reds, as alstinguislicd from genuine trades unionists, the anarchists and Bolsheviki must be taught it lesson of the danger of de- fying tlro law. li. is doubted here that a Soviet i;ovcriimcni. has been iornied in Winnipeg. '

The selection of Mr. Martin, Pro-

mier of Saskatclicwan, as thc por- nianonrlcadci' of tht- Liberal party. is said to have been matic pmctically certniii hy tho confcrciico ol’ lillirriil leaders here this week. Mr. Miirtlii, it ls reliably stated, has the support of all ‘provincial tlcli~gatr,~s, thc only other name sr‘i'iously put forward bc- ing that of A. li. lludsou, ox-Attorney Gcncral of Manilolia.

I). l). .\lacI{r-iizlc, who ti few wcelis

ago appciiictl gaining strciigtli, is dc- Ilnitcly out of thc running. Maclicn- zle, it is declnretl, threw away his crown when In the face of the strong low tariff scntiiiient west. hc boldly declared for protectloii. \Vcstt-rn rc- prcseiitatives, it is`undoi‘stoo<l. come out ilntiy against any Ieiitlci' who siootl for tariI`I‘,.'t.aking i|ic`gi'otiiitI that such Icatli-rs having regard to the situation in the pi~aii'ir~ proviiiccs would contleiim tl_ic party to perman- cut failure. The iuiiuc of Mclfenzlc King docs not appear to have cvcii been coiisldercd. '

_.____.

Count Von Brtitkdorlf I

Returned to Versailles

(Special to The Guardian)

VIQRSAILLES. lllay 20.--(‘ount Von

Brockilorfi’ Rantzau, head of the Ger- man -peace Mission, who left for Spa `on ‘Saturday night returned to Ver- sailles this morning. He was accom- paiiled by Herr Gies-bcrte_ Two other menrbers of the delegation who had been to Berlin with the plenipotent- larlcs were Goncral Von Sccht. Milit- ary export. and about forty other per sons. Count Von Brockdorll Raiitzau apparently was in the best of humor and showed no trace to depression. lin thanked tlfovlfrench ofhcers for the- ex cellent manner in which his trip to Spa had been arranged on such notice saying that everything worked 'per- teeny.

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LIEUT. IRVINE G. MCLAREN, M.C-

Who caino homie Sunday iiiglii

with ii draft of men of tho ftiiiioiis 25th Battalion. ill-t`ort-. leaving litig- laiid Licut. Mcliarcii vvas picsciiti-rl by thc King with a .\lilitai~y t'i'os.-. This gallaiit young olliccr, who was wounded tliroc times, I.-i looking <-x- ccptloiially well., and is being \\':ii'm- ly welcomed _by his friends.

Special Trip to *N

J ` forces consisting of destroyers audi

--.Y - _ small atriucd crafts supported by cruis-I . i , /.1 ‘

NllViiI BETIIC . _ _ uiiiiiiiirua si snuiiiits 1 _ WIIII BOISIltlVlI(l To T"E_L"~“'" “N ” ,» 1°?

(Special ,to The Guardian)

L()Nl)ON, lily 20.--Tlic British Ad-I

miIiiary`s miiiiiiiiiiiiitio on tht- lloIsli<»'.'- ik naval i-iigagi-iiiiiiit says “yi~storila_\' Iii'ilisl\ t'oi'<~.t:s iii thc (liilf of l“iiil:iiitl, under roar Admiral Sir Walter (‘owa'i while. operating with the Esthouian army ciicouiitorcd Bolslievik iiuval

ers. The Bolnlicvik vessels \\'ci'e cha.:- ed until they gained the protection ot'

fht-ir mine fields and sliorc batteries, "Some ot' tho liolslivvlli tli‘stroyei's :irc rt-poi‘ti.‘tl to l\:i\'i~. lwcii hit Ilia Brit- ish I`oi'ct\s sustaiiicd no c:isi1altis».-_"

LCNDCN DENIES HAWKER’S ARRIVAL

ADMIRATLTY QUARTERS IN QUEENSTOWN RECEIVED NO MESSAGE ANNOUNCING

, ARRIVAL

The Brave Aviators Were Unac-

counted for Yesterday I

Morning

(Special to The Guardian)

Ii().\fD()N. .\Ii\_\' 2|).---At I.-15 ii. iii.

drtoidiiig to the Diil \l`:ii 'ttliiiiit

At .li int-titiiil! oi' Iii<~ t‘ouii<‘il iii' tlii 1

on Monday evening, the lilth iiis-i-._ the mutlci' of the coiigcstioii of t`i~<'iglii i at Souris cn route to tht- .\lagtIal<»ii~ lslaiids, was iliscudscd, and as ii' large -quantity of the freigiit accniiitil-! ated tlicre is seetiaiitl lisliing sup- plies which are required linmcdiately in the Magdalen islands, tho Secre- tary was insti'ucted'to wire the Ile pnty Miiilster of 'i"i‘atli» and ('oni T

mcrce regarding the iniiticiz 'fhisi rcsiilted iii the llcptirtiiiviit ortlf-i'Iii':i :-1 special trip of the sti-aiiier lr

Sourls_

The l`ollo\vin;;f :irc the `It\li-i:i';iiiii=:

I i'lii\rloitt'iowii,

I\la_\' lil, iiilll

I". IC. '1‘. ()'lIai'ii_ llepuiy illiiiistor of

'I`rado and tfiiiiiiiicri-t-, tltlawzi. Steamer Lady Evelyn has mails: two

trips to thc i\la.gdalcii lslaiids, but iiotwiilisttinding that shi- czillcti :it Souris slit: was tiiialilc lo lake any freight from shippers of this pror- incc, being lillcd with freight from Nova Scotia shippers. A largt- quan- tity of i’i't‘.iglit. iiicluiliiig :wvtls and ilsliitig supplies both urgeiitl-_.r iit-ctlwl at Magdalen islands, and also perish- able goods are tiotl up in the fri-igiii shed at Souris. The company should hc required to immediately makt- o special direct trip from Soiiris with Prince Edward island freight, thus relieving the congestion. Wire what action you are taking in this regai~d.

The Charlottetown Board of Tradeq

(Sgd.) Wallace Higgins,

Sec. Board of Trade,

\V;illnt-.p L, Higgins, Sc<‘I'ctnI'y lloartl

of Trade, Cliarlotteioirn.

Your iiiiicieciitli. llavc iiisti-iifit

eti contrn<‘t.oi‘_»' to have l.aii.\' l'I\-'iIi,‘-ii rcturii direct to Soiirls, and ltiati :ill cargo ofit-ring.

. (Bgd.) F. C/T. O'H:ir-1.

Deputy 1\Iliii.~'I~~i.

More Soldiers . Arrived Last Night

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' Ills \\'ot‘.~;lii|i .\IayoI‘ \\'i'igliI_ liiiv. l.)i'. l"iillci‘Ioii :iiitl .\Ii'. .-\ppli-toil.

l\lilitui~_.' St~t'i'<~I;ii'_\' of Y .\i_ t' .\. and quite ii uuiiibcr ol rltizciis were at ilii- depot last. night to rx- tclid ii \\'ci<:oiiii‘. to ii iiuiiilicr Ui l`l‘- turiictl soltlit-r.~'. 'l‘ln» train did not :ir- rivc iiiiiii _after clcvcii o`<'.lo<'.k and tht- latciiess ot' tho hour presented tho usual wclcoiiiiug tlt~iiioiisti”atioii.

Tho Lutllcs Aid of the G. \\'. V. A.

had the usual welcome luncheon for the boys. which was in tho depot.

Those who arrived wore: Slgnallcr R. (‘_ Cliamllcr, Cliarlottc-

town.

Pic. 'l`. i\l. i"ullci'ton, (‘.Ii'to\\'ii.

town.

Pte. Vincent l'),ulf.v. ilui\hur_\‘- Plc. H. A. Mcl)oiigall. Sourls. Pte. R. l~`inIn_v_son_ l\'c\vporl.

Pte. A. Hume. llloiitaguc. Pte. W, Goodwin, i‘MIorcll.

Gr. B. Dewar, llrudcncllc. pt,-, ii, \vrigliI.~VIctorni. me Coady, Greenfield. Pte McLean, Montague. Gr. (.. ll. Wlsener, Stanhope.

Also three or four others w names could not be ascertained. _

Lieut. G. R. D. Watson, R."N.,'iion

with his bride also arrived last night

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hose

t-L It\ti\I1i;C .I ull e s spit

ll.t\\kci .s iiiucliiiiu had luiidoti ‘I0 mile.-

\\'t'St of tliv iiioutli of the Sliiiiiiioii or lm

any titlivi' \'.'ii't~lt~..~;.~:, .\loi'i><i\'t-|-, it \\';i~ :isst-i~ti‘t| that the osp»~<'i:ill_\‘ .<¢»\ii.<itii'i \\'ii'clt~.=..<: plant at liallybuiiioii ou tip- iiorIliw\~:~'t coast of (‘oiiiity l{<‘i‘i‘y, Ivo I lziiitl. tlitl not ri-ct.-ive tho iiicssagc. Thr

.-\<liiiii'ailt_v in Lotidoii is iiive.~atii.::iti;\'rt tho iiiysti-i~y,

T()ll()N'i`(), May 20.--A labor

llfilwr says an uitiinatum has

llcvii liaiitlcd to tho Sf:crotnry of tlit- ltziilivaiyiiniii to t'oiit~ludc iit-gotialioiis for an ii|ci-f-;1g;- 10. ' day anti, failing in this today,

a strike will lit~ citllcd.

Several lilaiiclt ti'aiii:- froiu

\VIili1illC‘l»5 failed to iiiovc yes- l‘-‘l‘tli\l'- A provincial i.:ov<-m- lllfillt iiiiiiistoi' says thu slrik. ers art- willing to ii<~g0ti,|[(_-_ A t‘iti1.cn.-` coiiiniltloc ot two liiti\tii‘t'd. proiiiiscs slroiii; ac- tioii to .~;r~Itl(‘ ilic strilu- 'Fur-5.

tl5i_\'. lI`i»i'iiit~i' Atttiriicy (ji'n<‘i'.iI ti\l<l>'0ii woultl revoke tim t‘iiy‘_~; tiliartf-i' and coiiduct the city as part of thi: pi'ovin<-r- of Ititipi.

tobrx, - H Siiiilttoi' l`tobei'tsi»I|, IVIiulsi<~r 111' l.1\bi»r. and lion. .-\i~ihuI- I -\l'>ii:la-ii_ .\iini.-tf»r oi' ilu- iii. i*'l'ifll'. are now on their wa_\

to \\'iiiiiipt\;:, `

iritiriitin For. e

I GERMAN REFIISAL

MARSHAL FOCH PREPARED FOR OPERATIONS AGAINST GER- MANY IF TERMS NOT SIGNED

1 General Pershing Remain; in I France to Awalt Develop-

' ments

(Special to The Guardian)

l‘.-\RlS. May 20.--General Foch to-

day laid before the Council of Four his plan for military operations that . art- to he put into effect in case tho (lcriuan plcnl-potentiarias decline to I sign the peace ti'vaiy. After thocon- ference between Marslial Foch and | the t‘ouat-il of Four, President Wilson fluid ti talk with General Pershing. lt liccaine known later, that General I’ersliing`s visit to London may be postpozictl in orticr to await develop- incnts. .

Winnipeg Strike

Still in Progress

(Special to The Guardian)

\\'I-\'I~\"II'I5U- -\Ifi_`v' 20--~“I”ltii|'itir.s that

il l\`l>\'ii-t (low-i'riii'it-iii hail br-r-ii instil- tili-tl iii \\'iiiiiipt‘g ire tittt'-rly t'-(N.

1 I litii

fy. l.- ':l M ‘

ll' titiai-ters in Qtit»ciisto\\'ii wliiiii din- - 1_1] 'W r"'I"""" ' '*` "Ui 0111)' Iwi.-ii riv-

- '. , 1 .. - lu l iii' "I I I' »Iul.‘ I -I ‘

. tioiititl .it ii_l.`» ot-lotk List. iii|.;lit iii- °`v‘ _U -I "f_“_' " :Um I* “|"'i~7 i“"ii"

ui | , ,-_l,l M Aw , (,,_ iivis ol thi- (iii:/.mis \’lgll:int-t~ t'<iii'i

` -» . _ , . ._ ~_ . .l lllillvi' but li_\' iiiiioii ()ili<'ial.‘. ’l'\ro

(‘Iiai'lottetown Board of l‘radl~. in-itll 'lfmf 111'* (:'”[l_'L‘)““ "'l"‘"“" ""}_"1I_‘ him, ,mi m,_i,,I>. UH ,I ;

on <1 st t ic 'aiiarliaii

'-ss tliis‘;ii`t<\i'iiooii that tht-y felt

iiiticli t-iiili:i1'i':|,-.svtl by “i"tlk1\ stories

of Ho\'i_t;l Giivci‘iiiiIt-iii." wliicli tlit\_\' said lit:<l iicoii sent by iiieii who _\'v:- toi'il.iy went from \\'iiiiiipcg to li:irdf=i` <-itics and iirid tlcspatt-lies to the Tor onto cvciiing papers.

lt, li. Russell, liiisiiu-sz-i agent for

tin- iiiat-liinists iiiiioii. issuer! the fol- lo\\'iii_; :iiiiii»‘.iii<~t\iiioiit :it uiiioii liezid-

TH‘EY HAD PROBABLY FA|LED§qti‘.fi‘tt'~i‘< tutiiiyz “’l`lit-. oiigliic-ri°s', liri-

(Special to The Guardian) ,

sr. _ioiiN's, Ni-‘i.i‘i._ may -_-ti.--ii.-.I-I-;.Ii liiiulivi' and his ii:i\'ii',:iii»|~ .\l'at‘l\"ii-A zio tirlt-vo air itfiw-iiltti‘<‘i',~. and t'iI I' ti»‘ S'pwilIi liipltiiit- in \\Iiith ilif \ it

iiwii, i-ivitrliiiit-n aiirl tmiiittieiit ou tiif (T-'~‘.'f~i'iiiiit~iit i'o;;:l.< li;i\'t» titlioii a voir wliirli \\':is- iiiiaiiliiiotis, 'l`hc_v':trt- all

.i't»;iil_v in .<ti'iki‘ at thc i-all of the orn- Itral rlril-:~"coiiiiiilltt-c lfaiizitliaii l'ii'

iiit' iiit ii of the saint- t1t‘p;ii'tiii<-iits_;irr- ro .iii ',

out _\'v.»~t»»i‘ilziy to ~.;i.iii lip- .-\tl:iiitit' iiif I I’

zi. siiigl-» flight us.-'i~ iiiiiiwtiiiiiti-tl tot?

livrc I-iiiiglit aiiifl their ;i~:|rt'i:il».-.~' 1"* I . B k liit~tiii:il_\' f-1-iu»r.il~'tl that tIi¢'.\` "l\I'oi\uf'»

nf itiilttl °

Erpckddrii Makes I

Axious for Terms

(Special to The Guardian)

\`I-}llS.-\l’l.i/I-JS. .\lay ijt).---Tlic arriv

____ al lii~i'<‘ ol Max \‘oii \\;issi\i‘iii:1ii. out

(3p¢¢ia| to Thg Guardian) ol` thc managt-1':-i of llio itL~it'ii‘~‘I>aiiii.

br-fore them Ihr instructions he had

i'e<‘cived :it Spa. llc also gave in- R t d M structions for thc drafting of ii bnllr» , e

tin, which will hi' subinittcd to ilcrllu for approviil.

Count von ilrockdorff Rantzau coin-

plainr-it in a note to his collrngiivs that :ill .<oi~t;< of pi-tiplo l_iiivi- bei-ii cliargt-il with :p_\‘ili_t1 on tin- iii-ii~g;iti-_~'

is tintlerstooil to lie preliiiiiiiury tc

\,»m{S‘\|LLES Mm. 2()_.._(-Gum Wm -in effort ou tho part of the Utiriiians

Iirocktlorii' ltaiitziiu licail ot‘ItlivUvlfI'- E0 SGCUV" Vi`I`L"‘l 9xCl'a"gL"" ""'mu“ man peace dclcg~.1t.ioii, called thc pre- '\Ili€"I "fill ‘l5**0CIi'l"lI PU“"`-"=` i`\`i5“I"1 sidents of the tiiifi-rciit coniinissioiw ml; U10 lillilildfii i'5""“5 UI 'iii' 903°( together _vcuterday afternoon to lay U"f1il3'-

Enroute to Quebec.

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‘iiiii ini iiiwiiiiiis A iiiiciiiiii succiss

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:OPENING PRODUCTION BY MAE EDWARDS C0. WITNESBED BY CAPACITY HOUSE.

Produced an Uproar of Laughter From Start to FlnIsh.-Com- pany a Big Success.

'l‘lic Mat- Edwards l’luycrs opened

a wiIi~k's i-iigagciiiciit in the Prince Etlward 'l`li¢-atrc last' e\'ci_iing to a cnpsit-ity lioiisc. This is the Ifirst time this company has appeared here and in their opening play "The Love

i'1‘i-all," a -'tlircq-not comedy drama, they inode a' very favorable impres- sion.

“The Love Trail" was ivrittefi by

the noted playwright, Jean Walt-eri. :tuthor of “Paid in Full" and "The

|'l'i~aIl of the Lonesome Pine." ‘ 1 Miss Etlwards, who heads her own ‘t-oiiipany, has appeared twice Iiefore in t`liai'Iottetown, first with Myrklo-

Harder (`o.,Vantl also in vaudevlllo iwith the "l’hilitrinoaic. Four." Tlircn §_vcnrs.ago she filled a scvcu montlie' oiigagciiit-nt in New (ilasgow. N. S.

fat the Atcadcniy 'i‘licat.rc. ln her Iii- iti i‘pi'r.Itation of thc role of thc wife 0! itlii- iiiillioi1n1'i'c, she plflyvd the ‘part [moz-t rapulily, and ccrminly ‘won a ,>;iI.i.It- in the hearts of the theatre ?p`:iti'oiis til' fills city. I .luck \\`i.‘rncr (`oi'bili as The IIIIB-

lbnnd. in tin- sccoini act, showed xi. fine piece of acting. The comedy ‘roles wt-rc in the hands of Miss Edith Leo and Mr. Uiiarlcs T. Smith, and iil`ordod iiizliiya good laugh. Mr. T. ti Mucdonougli. in his interpreta- tion oi' tho Jap, caused much merri-

' The vaudeville lietwieen acts af- forded excellent entertainment.

Billy Pritcliarti in his singing and ncing specialty was exceptionally od, and has to lit- seen tovbe appro- lated. .lir tjhas. T. lrlmith, with his "Aht-

caii liai"'p," was zi wliolo host of fun In lilmsolf.

Tho vocal trio, by Messrs, Smith,

Corbin and l‘i'itchartl, went well and

icwolit-ii stroiig applaiisc.

Qi'}~;i_;i-:<3 _\it;.I fri,-~'|’n~ iiioi-I,

' ,I oi It-'Ivor to o\'t-i'lit-ai' tht' ron- . _ 'H m H ' _ ti'aii_<|ioi~ts are sit-ainiiig up the bt'

\'t‘i‘satio|is In-i\\'i‘t~ii lin-iii, .\ccoi'tliiii,

I I (Pl UP ‘V lust W1' l.a\\-i°t\iici- toda-,.~, liriiigiiig home close 5 H' UIMMULH U " L ‘ I to tlirct- tliousuiid men and olllccrs

tlciict-, adding that lit~ liopt-tl that tht-

_ 1_1 I _ 1 I .t “H from o\'i'r.si\:is_ 'Tho .llitiiietlosa wltl;

’: ".'. ti IIii._'ii1- I vo I __ 1 H" "H" H( H. V IRI-I p:i:f.~v-ii;;f-i‘~‘_ mostly ri-tiiriit-II -itil

bv :=ui'li iiii~tliotl:< iii any way iiiililwiic-

I _ _

' i|~'i_~_ 'i\il| tliivlt lit-rf-. S-oiiic liiix=- Ilii

ll* ,

Ilii- tlvtt-i'iiili,i.'|Iitiii ol' tht' t}t»i': __;: ilclfigiititiit.

<rt.»i'iio\i|i. \'.‘liili- llif- .\`.ili||'iiii \\'iitI

Iiuir I\\t_-|\,- liiilitliu,-I: oil b_i:ii'il '.\..

""""""""` ` """ °" : " '~ -' \'<‘dl|\~:~'.il4i\' iii-.'l;I, .ll

P, ` i|ii\t litii- uit \ _ _,

JEWS BASE HO :S _:U ‘nh t I

- oN Poi.AND's c/\'3.E. “ """"`

. Sir Robert Borden

suiniiialioii or the Iitipt-.~' oi’ .li-ws ` the l'ni'tt~ii Stair s :is ri-t',1ii't|s tho pini- lf\i'Iiti|i of |i.~~ riglils uf llii-il' l‘:ii_'i‘. ill llii- iii-\\ _~'€1ili~.< Iii-iiiy. t-ri-:iii-il li_\ t|:iI l’1»:i<'t- (`t>iii`i'Ifiit~i-_ st-I-ills ii.\,~i|iI‘t-il liy

tho provisioii ri-latina to i’olaiiiI iii Ilii- trcaty of peace prt~st'iit\.‘i| to’tIit- (irr- man rt»|'»i‘.:~a~iitativ.-s at \'vi'saillc-s last Wednesday.

Tho 1-oiiiirltti-o ot' tlt~I<-gattes ol th-\

Aiucricaii .lewisli t'oiigr<\.<s i»=_~i|ir~tI :i

Saiied tiii_Aquitaiiia

(Special to The Guardian)

l.t).\’l)tl.\'. .\l;i_\' ;'|=.- 'l`lic .\i|uitan|1.

on wliicli Sir_ ltobi-ri Iiordcn is ai pas scngcr sailed witlioui iui:<, hclng man ouvcred by ropes thrown from thi- qtiny side. ily iii:ipiiii`i~-clit lwiiiiiilii-

Iship tho liiii-r ivas tit|'ii~il out iii Iwo

statcmciit Siiiitlay iiiglit in \\'a.<IiiiiI:- |,,,u,..,_

ton attribtiiliig this rosiiii. to `|hr- cordlal and praist\\vortIiy ass-iistanwtil, Prcsldeiit Wilson and the Amerlt-aiil and British pvzlcn tlvlf-gat.ioiie<." lii` tho summnrr of thc treaty .==uIiniitI~»il

to Gernuiny the l'ollowiiig psi:-is,a.izi~ in--` curs in Section 4: T

“-S`ucli special provisioiis as nrt* unc

cssary to protocl riicial, linguistic, uri

Transport Caronia

Detained_liy Fog

(Special to The Guardian)

religions niinoritivs .. ._ shall he laifli I{l\'G5'|`0\' fill' - W4! 150” W0'

down in n iuibaeqiivnl treaty between thc live allied and associated powers and Poland." V `

Oiiicials of the American Jewish

(fongnoss expect similiar provisions In lhc lroniics to he prciicnlctl to oilicr enemy countries. _, _ °

from England. <

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received hero today states that Ilic stcamsliip viii-oniu carrying the lilth. 20th and 21st Battallons. which vias

expected to reach Halifax on Wednes-

<lay.` had been dr-layed by fog oi

will not be nbla to flock ai llalifax

until Thursday.

Thi- t-oinpaiiy will appear this ai-

tcrnoiiii in a special matinee perform- ance. “The l<‘riiige of Society." and tonight the bill will be “The End of thc, ltoail," “tho play tha: inadr- dim-

`pl<~; to watch the tears."

iU. S. Seaplane NC 3 . i 'Arrives in Azores

5 \\‘.\SIII.\`GTti.\'. .\ia_v Ztl.--.\1`t<-r | \\'ctitIii~rliig it sixt_\- iuilt- gale and heu- '\y .~.vas thi- missing seaplani: N.(`.~3. tim flagship of thc American naval Traii.<al|aiitIi~ flight sqiiadron. catered i‘onta lit-icgatla iiarbor today under her tiwii power; iii‘ui'ly C0 hours from the time shi- was i't.rcctl down ily f0ll when almost in sight of the Azores on the record breklng flight from New fouadland for Lisbon and Plymouth. England.

THE WEATIIE-Ri'

'l' E HPERA TURE.

TIDE, MOON, E'[`('.

'1‘t>n()_\"l*t), May 2!.»-Westerly and

Soiitli cast winds: tiilr; rain by night in western districts.

The tide will he high this slternoor.

at 4.03 and toniorrow at 3.06; it will lic high tomorrow morning at 4.09 and l"i'Iilay at 4.58.

*Sun sets this evening nl. 7.41 and tomorrow at 7.42: tt risen tomorrow morning at 4.46 and Friday at 4.45. nut mmm xvesneaiiay Mu, init 8:01 a. m. , '

Last quarter Thursday May 22. at

5.04 o. m.

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