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‘note issue in the Near East con-

‘ ‘Splendid Addresses. Full Board of Oflic- ‘ ers Elected. _ i

‘IA largely attended meeung or guard the intereslts of the people. me [liberal-Conservative IuIl-IJIMYS‘ 11, w" moved by ML Arm“. c_ of East ‘Prince County was held Rogers seconded by Gordon w, hi the 0111c Building. Summers-ids Dawlson usl-ollows: Resolved that ' ll "l ‘Reilly. the 12th lloccnilicnithis convention of the East Pnlnco A- D- 1922. rol- thc P11117599 u! re- nihsl-slcohservdtilve Association casualties the East Prince Llbe- express its oouridenue in James lialiOcnaervatlivo Association. Alli), stqwtt-pt, K, C" the Leads, o; the Polls of EwstlPrllze were IIIFJIJG-Ll-IIBFQI Conservative Party in iy represented. this Province, and our faith that

The following officers were he will uphold‘ the record-L of that elected: party in keeping faith with the

Preajdgnnr-ffhomgg 13 Gillespie» people for clean, economic and re- Carloton. presents-Live government.

V169 PPWlaWII-‘Tamea P9114191” A resolution was passed that in gast, Kenslngton. the opinion of this Convention it

Secrdiiary fPrwWiIll°l‘-— Heal“ was desirable in the interests or Strong, Suinmersille. the Parity that there be one As-

lilxecutllva Conrm-Wtw-ml-‘l- B- isociatllnn for Prince County, and McDonald. 13841811118; 901111)" 1_)*“"',a committee of five was appointed son, Cape Traverse; J- E- lnlmgl-Etlo place the matter before the summorside: Lame-W Qelldei-M i-imeeung-or the ‘West Prlnc-e Libe- Nfchollwi Jlfiemlllll 951131“- ~ l-j ‘ralwonservatiive Association to b0 Carmel, Robert Carver, hialpeiillf-lheld in June next.

Mir. J. D- Ql-ewarl-v K‘ C- Lead’ iSpeieches were made by James er of the Liberal Conservative A, McNeill, J. E. Wyatt, George Party in PFl-lme Ellwllld 1514M ‘le’ IL-Mdluahon. T. B, Gillespie, Cor livered a V81‘? flbl° “ml cmlvlnclng don W. Dawson, James Fender- nddiwll on the Pilllllmll l-“ll”, "e" cast Thomas M. Llninetten. J. E. fore the Elect"! l“ m“ Pmv-"flh Dalton, Thomas lVlcNutt, M. 1..

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(Special to The Guardian) LAUBANNIE,‘ Dec l2-'l‘lle de- bate boltiween Turkey and Greece over the question of which nation is responsible for the tragedy of Smyrna continues to form a domi-

fereuce. Ismet Pasha says he is quite willing that thc treaty which the delegates hops to frame shrill provide for asysterm of payment to the All-ted nations -for the linux- ages itheiir nationals suffcrcd in the war but. that on It's other bland he wllll insist upon ream- bursement by Greece for the loss es sustained by the ‘Turks in Asia iMlIllOl‘ at the hands of the retreat- ing Greek army.

Maritime Players Star Performers

‘BOSTON’, iMass., Dec. 10.—Tl1€ surprising 4-0 victory of the Bos- ton Athletic Association hockey team oi. cr the Vlctorlas at the Bos- ton Arena last night before ‘.4500 hockey fan-s is believed to furc~ shadow a. season of upsets in hock- eydom this winter slmiilur to that which featured the football seas- on just closed. B.-A.A. went into last night's contest the under d08- Tlle Unicorn players admittedly had a fair defence, notably In La-

It W181!‘ 111N911 by J Edward wyam" A., Heath Strong Cyrus Poirlor. K. C“ i°¢°l1d°d by Jame“ Pm‘ ‘Mr lsldwln Dawson» of Augustine 115115“- Kenmugmn‘ resolved‘ In“ iCove acted as Secretary for the £1119 Wllvmmm‘ ‘l! East Pm“: meeting and Dr. E. T. Tanton 1111191111 CPMMWEUVQ Assmmlmnwlcted as Chairman of the meeting. fwmllrm l“ wnildence l“ thel After a vote of thanks to the re leadership of the Right Honorable “ring Chairman‘ and Secretary’ ma.‘ 2.‘l..‘2'§"lZ°‘“..'l‘.’§ med-

HALIFAX ‘NOT FAVORABLE ' TO GOAL TENDERS LYING DOWN ON THE ICE

HALIFAX, N. s, Dec 11- Al- noun deciding to conform with

MOTHER SLAYiS SELF - DAUGHTER IS DYING.

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- a ‘w?’ Tull“ o! th-el Caligula“ i itloal condition in the Wcst- fi)“ °n lwlemmng 3n‘ Igzfipillli-l as a result of an at- m“ w” 11° dmm or ‘m m‘ tack uud a suicide enrlv this m‘ ‘ ‘corms’ u“: afternoon in a. b01186 Ht 1142 5!

' all,‘ ‘In l“ l" alums James Street. When the police m- . - ' Dlnltme" 0mm- elntered the home ‘lln response to a “'5 d‘ °° l” “u” “ltelsphohe call they found the life- tha Cilia i1 Association in milk-l ‘

1955 body of ‘Mrs Duplessls on the kitchen floor. A blood-covered razor was on tho table-

The woman had died from a deep self-llnflictod sash 1n her threat- ‘Lyiing on a bed Iln an aillilllllllfi room vias the glrl. 815° "ml l‘ Md cut in hBl‘ throat. 'l‘he chlld- who was too weak to move t'rom loss of blood. told the officers by signs that her mother had attacked her and had then committed suicide. Hospital authorities state that the girl is too badly injured to make recovery possible.

been the talk of the city and countryside in this province l0!‘ the last two years and ‘Nliiich has led to unprecedented action by the Quebec Legislative Asselnilzly which appolintod the commission after certain charges had been

ing this riding following similar’ action by the American Associa- tion. Th6 sentiment was voiced by some that United State's- hoc- key authorities were interfering to too great an extent with Canada's national pastime.

-—--ab-o>—i- 8AY_8 ELAN-CH‘! GAFINEAU

WAS CHOKED T0 DEATH

QUEBEC. Dec 12- Blanche Galineau. a young Quebec girl, was murdered. choked to death, by; either a ‘miscreant’ or a mwniac, and she was assassinated after she had been assaulted three times on t-he very spot where her body was -found uly 28.. 1939-

That was the statement made by Dr Albert lMarcis. official) dump-

f . l‘ illlir-rrfgoltihgbglgllelclhz gllliiyalcCom- made against Illtélllillef‘! of the iugla- mission which is Investigating allilature and the-Ir relatives by thbo the circumstances surrounding the editor of a Montreal wefllil)’ D11 Quebec ‘cause celebre‘ which haslicatloii-

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Maggie Duplessls is dead and bar is lying

crolx at goal, but was believed tc be without any defense worthy i1}? name On the other hand the Vic- tcrias with Jigegs Donahue ut E0511 rvlid Red iSyliott, centre, not t6 mention Martin, Unk "Fraser, from Halifax and Parley Williams and others, Charlottetown, was confl- (lentialy believed to nut Only have defence enough to irelletrate the B.A.A. L-ines, but also a defence that couldn't be upset. y Ajax Campbell and A.G. Smith of last season's Pore Aizirquette team, proved towers of strength rm- .B..A.:A. on the defence, forc- ing theenamy to make long shots for tlio goal by making it well nigh impossible for him to get wlllrlll 'rea-l shooting distance. Just hon effective the defence was can bi seen from the fact that lustonce [during the evening was lsacroix the B.A.A. goal tender rcally in per ll. That was in tlie tliirtl period when three Vlcs swung‘ 'IOW'l‘. Llll‘ ‘Ice tngctller, Jimmy llcllly passed Ito ilvlohinhon i-n. front of thn not ‘but Lacroix mot the shot amid- ships. i The playing ivris not up to the lstandurd, of course, it vvilll be later iin the season, as botli teams had ‘had but one week's practice. ifrequent substitutions wore the order of the evening to spell the players and this tended to speed up the playilng The playing of cap- talr Just-In lIicCarthy for the Uni- corn, and Parley Williams for Vic» torla, stood "out McCarthy is fast- er and more agresslvo than lafl! season and was into everything Williams spec-d and ability in hand ling the puck caused some sur- prise, but ho should ‘be used us a defence pllrycr. it is believed that he will be shifted before another game. Williams had a oorking chance to score in the second per- lod. having worked the puck right down in front of thc B.-A..A. dlel when ho was tripped by Rice lllil us ho was about t.o shoot. ‘Within the first tilrco minutes of play after thc Unicorn scxtuttc had sized up their opponents. Rey- Croft sped down ‘the ccntro of tlio ice, got by the Vice outer dc- fenco, and snapped from close-up but Donahue iblocked only to have McCarthy shoot the puck in for the first tally as it dropp-ed at the goal‘ tendefs feet. and before he could get into position to block It The first play ivzls a fzilr exam pic of B.-A.-A.‘s team work throughout tho evening. There was alivays ailothcr player near- by to take advantage of every op- ening. Not sic ivltll the Victoria players. Their's was largely indiv- idual work and it hurt their chanc- as decidedly. Then Campbell set sMI down the ice, but was stoplwil 591°" 1"’ could shoot nice. however. was Johnnie on the spot and dartinl up shot the rubber into the net at B, sharp amgle. This ended the scoring for the first period. In the second session there was a notice- aible let-up, the. B.A..lA. P181791‘! giving more attention to preventing the other fellows from scoring than in attempting w score 1119m- seivcs, with the result that there was no tallies or even close ap- prochee to a tally. In the third period. however,

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ILA-A, got going once more spur- red on by the desperate efforts of S ott’s boys to prevent a shut out Smith shot through the entlro Vic- toria team und caged thc Illlcli ncatiy with a close-up shot. Camp- bell addod another for good meas- ure, racing down the middle of the rink he veered to Line side l! 11B met the secondary defence going over to the side boards and sent the puck into the not with the

SIIMMIHIZEII IN HHIEF

EASTERN STATE-S IN GRIP OF BLIZZARD. U. S. WARSHIPS, READY TO PROCEED TO CHI NA.'eOHN WANNAMAKER DIES- IN PHlLlADiElLPH-liA. AMEiRICAN CONSUL AT MALTA SHOTJ‘ AND WOUNDED. :BRITISHF\REIGHT STEAMER ON ROCKS. RUISSIAN RE-LlE-F SHIPS LACK PROVISIONS. COAL LADEN STEAMEIR GOES ASHORE IN BLINDING STORM.

iBCiSTON Dec 1'2-—~F1'ank Chance WASHINGTON, Dec. ll-Sena- signs to manage Boston lied Sux tor Jones Cllarilnan of Commerce

next year. Committee in charge of ship sub ———— sldy bill agreed today with sup- LCISANGEILES, Dec I'd-Johan iportcrs of general credits ‘bills

N. A. Cabski abandons aiuzlllpt that SllCll lbills would take prcce to sing here‘ because 0f protcsts deuce over the ship blll. of Ailloricnn Lcglim- tlwl 51H‘ Wiis

pro-German during wall‘.

tor Simmons, Democrat, South iCai lPiHIhADElJPHIA. Dell- 12. ~ ullnu today introduced soldier John Wannamakcr world fumousylbngs b“; n“, same as vetoed by merchant and former poelmastciybollus bill thc same as vetoed by general died at his residence here, ment to the 5lllp subsidy ‘,,1|1_ today following a_n_ illness of one

IVASHINGTON, D60, 12.—Sena~

month. l “flAlSl-IINGTON, Dec. 12. _seu. ‘ _ -———- ale today passed the treasury SHANGHAI, Dec 12—Fourtcen appropriattnn hm passed 1am

Russian ships carrying refugees Saturday ‘by the House, calling for are in harbor here, all short of an‘ nptpriopriatlon of $115,000,000 fuel and foo-ti with authorities re- 1,000,000 of which will go for en’ filsEn-g to pen it refugees toduuzl- forcelneillt of the prohibition 13w Of the orlgi l fleet of flftesn ____ one is missing. iPRl-NC-E RUPERT, B, c, nee agTys-Qyeu gilenh reported dead _ ‘ll re uru n t- fls c!‘ ' in few ‘ can llue paflsellgel‘ 511111 lll°lll5°l upon vessel of Cunallinn which went ashore on Bay Ridge Sh“, valomus it was renown‘ lost Flillfi- lll Harbor 15st night, passed 199911113’. but ifster vessel rcturn- out Illfflllgll illlll-Tfinllllfi lollaYietl today say-ing it lizld been nil- I>0i1l1d T01‘ Hlillllblllg- 01119915 Yezchored in remote port and was en i

Dvfllllfl uninjured. route home.

‘TUCSON. Arizona. Dec- 12-Seareh| iSAULT STE. ltiARl-E, Mich nee 101‘ 1116 IWO 1111551118 army 015100“ 12—lSl€‘fllIlel‘ 11 hours off Buffalo lost in. flight on route-here frOlilluviith cargo of cml for CIIIFIEO. Sendleso last Friday was pracliciwsnt aground off Point Nichols nliy at standstill today. Thescore Unis, 131- i'- l.. trld-ly flllfifl‘: of g-lanes were overhauled follow worst snow in yggg-q_ (_';-_].t;|-)] ing three days cf continuous IPHlI-laitidcilcu and nroiv ot 2s lil(‘ll vel. Col A. Frances Butler Marshall nken off by use". guard from and Lieut Charles Weihber are thc \'.. lies Point. officers lost.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-—Anicrl,

OXFORD, Miss, Dec 12——Gover- ILOS ANGELES, Dec. l2.—-Bnt‘nr-r Leo M. Russsd (rlcrlred of ‘tleshlp (llonnectlltzélt some 1 tlmlclrs charges brought ‘lll-{ZIIHSL him by termed 0d Irons as once fags i" torn 2r Flflfllflgflrlilill‘ lll suit for of fighting [Bob Evanlsthwns enmur.» hundred thousand ilollars routs- today to Bronte n ‘Vashe rlzinlagcz-l fo alleged seduction and lugtrin navy yard to b»: IIICCOIII-Ilmlptllflllfini of health. nlisslonerl.

VAILLETA, Malta, Dec. 12.—lMii.

,.gA;gRA,Mip)N'pQ_ c.1111, I)“; 1z,_ “on Mitchell of New Y-lrlr, Am» Atlclcs of incorporation ready to erlfillil 90115111 011 151111111 01 M3113 be filed today for motor ship ser- was shot and wounded today by vice loorpcra-ti-on CfiiplllillllZCll yol- lies-loin who escfllied- No vii-lit [mt million don-an; “m1 proposing for filo shunting is known. lVIlICllI-ll‘ establishment of a refrigerator llliltouilli confined to Ilotl will be service through Panama Canal. ‘"1110 l0 b9 FY1101"- SOOH DlIYSlClHB-r

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iSAN FRANCISCO. Doc. 12. — . British frleght steamer Oretnic fr’ “lAlsHlNcqloN- 119$ 1‘2—1"l'@5l' rounding against Flsli lice-p, or; llellt llzirlllng ycsiorrlzly approved ‘California Coast zlbollit 2t) mile; ITJCIIIIIIIICIKIHIIO-ll of naval academy north of here and is reported m] court martial for llislnilvsnl of Illlll- ing with‘ “late,- mpid1y_ grew o; slilpmen Brsco l-i, Robinson. Ari- flfty I5 them-g [fqngfbfrcd to steam ZOIlfl. and Steflwart H. Hawkins. er Cotton Plant and Steamer Else Massachusetts. after hearings on gundo, n heavy fog pr9yf||]5_ ‘charges of hazing. The following givero promoted one your in tlirec

NEW YTQRKI Doc 1=_>_storm,cr.ursee: Midshipmen Thomas J. WRTnIfpgg postu] mi,“ “on: AyrCzisc-y’, Mass; Thomas E. Boyce, ‘antic coast from Cape llaztn-liusllllll‘? “ml 11' C‘ FM“ New York‘ to Eastpori, Mo, 4111a; (“Him bvKltller decisions are pending ac- strong northtvuag Mm], pxpQCte-fl tion of ‘Secretary Denby and Prc this afternoon .ln'l tonight blizz- Slllelll Hard-lug. The ilclnunila ards g-m rag-i“; Mom: n“ “ppm-overs modifications of ilislilissal lakes region. 1hr FOIIIIn-‘ei u‘t-:lilll~r1°l‘il‘°15-

of the season. IH ilrevzliling over plains states al..l is due 1o sivrzrp Exchange Rates

the eastern coast un-l some souill-

ern states. Snow n coilipnnicy the‘

cold wave in many pillar-s.

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MANIIULA, lDoc llb-lresirnyei‘ york Dec 12;__

Aslw-llle will lic lllt‘ illili‘ AITICTI-‘Slcyrling _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ __ 4,5117 Cong; can ivurslilp sent to 'l‘s‘ng 'l‘:m niv m-lwnn,“ Franc 740 -~ ing to zllsordwrrs attending cvncua- 11,111,", 1mm 4119 " Lion by Japanese. Aillnirll-i Antler-butch Gutldvr __ 4o '- uofl. commander of ll. S. flcctGe-rmnn Mark __ U013‘, -' in. Asiatic waters ready in case oi‘ ("“'lad1l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 99,4201 "

emergency. U. S. boni Ilolcnzi at Fuclmw aml IS. S. Sucranlcnio could be rushed to Tsillg Tao in

Argentine Guild Peso 35.56 Japanese Yen . . . . . .. 48.78

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----—-————-———~——————~——— ‘FOR SALE-TWO GOOD DRIV- ing plcighs, newly painted at Farquharsonb ‘Livery ‘Stable. 10753~12-2i

QM: sans so ACRES CHOICE land ivilth good buildings thoro- nn ncar the city Allllll’ Glmfilllill OIIICG 107-80113-51

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my 9t, Dec 13-21 ______._.____--_----- and tomorrow morning at 6.36. ‘AUCTION QALE OF STOCK Bun sets this afternoon at. 4.16 and farming implement! 011 i119 and-rises tomorrow morning at 7.

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TORONTO, Dec Iii-Maritime strongwvinds. Increasing to gates from westward, clearing and cold- er.

‘High tide this afternonat 5.43,

spoed of (bullet. Note Uni: Fraser formerl played with Halifax Cruconto‘ ampbail

Ia a 8t. J‘ X. Iftdillto; Williams was with the champion Charlotte:

premises of John Williamsl Prim 35 rose, Lot 54 will take place Fri- day Doc. 15th at one o'clock v shat-p. No reset-v _J.W. Scrim- grbve, Aitctlvaee 10788-1841» . . I L‘ , 1

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(Special to The Guard-ran.) PARIS, Dec. 12.—Canada. gets all the commercial advantages pos- sessed ‘by the United Stats-s in tlzc new trade agreement which has been negorlveil by Hit \\'.S. Fielding Hon. Ernest Lapol no In‘ (Jalluda and M. lioit, Fro-PE Iii-n» lsisr of Commerce. The agree- m-ent -wlll probably be signed t0- morrcw.

Irish Irregulars Burn Barracks

(Special to Tho Guardian.)

ILONDON, Dec. 12.—Dulbiin des- patches to the Central News re- port that 100 Irregulars rushed and captured the Free State army ilurlicks at Czlrrick-on-Sur, Tipper- ary, Saturday night. They libera- ted the garrison after its capture but burned the barracks, also Hi- bernian Hall and destroyed the instruments in the telegraph and telephone office.

U. S. Consul At Malta Shot And Wounded

(Special to The Guardian.)

VALETTA, lVlalta, Dec. 12. — Mason ‘Mitchell of New York, the United States Consul on the Island 0f Malta was shot and wounded at noon today near Barracca. His asset-ant. escaped.

NEGROES AND WHITES IN CLASH AT DIGBY.

DIGBY. Dec Ail-Louis Simpson was badly slashed with a razor and ills two companions, biases ‘Slmllfifln and Horton Stark, Jr ‘beaten in an affray between thi (hrs-c white mcn and three negroe: Scymoilr and Lloyd Barton ant’ John Miller at a roadhouse jus‘ outside ille town limits Saturday night.

Lloyd Barton has been arrested ailil the policcnre searching for his companions who escaped.

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TWO TEXAN NEGROES ARE KILLED BY A MOE

‘STRlEETZtIlAN, Tex, Dec 12-- Fwo ncgroes were killed by a nlol near llcrc today, seeking the lTIQgXY WIN)’ attacked a young wnnlan ir ‘ho buck yard of llcr home cnrli ‘his niorniillg. Tile first negro SIIOI was George Gay, who we.- klllcil a few miles from thc city. it is ‘said before he was shnt h(

implicated Roger l-Iaync, 25, r. negro. The mob found llaynr took him near where Gay was

killed and shot him to death. oitement continued high. -—-—-——@-o§-_i

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BROTHER AND SISTER ARE HELD ON MURDER CHARGE MOUNT ITOLILY, N. J., Dec 12 <Mrs Doris Bruen and her brothel llnrry ‘C. Mohr, go on trial bcfor. .4il]ll'(‘lllC (‘ourt Jilstice Kallsi-ll n. ‘lllmgi-ls of having killed Mrs Bruit ~‘i!l‘s husband ‘Honest John‘ T ilrilli-cll, circus owner. - illruncn was shot on lilarcll 10th last as lie sat by the window of his home at Riverside, reading a ncws

paper. Both protest their inno CGDC8. Announcements,

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"Electric Lighting Plant half price. Apply Yeo, Souris. 10714-941

‘A meeting of the Men's Club of St. Hull's iChurch is being hold on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

" Sale of flmcy workand home cooking in Baptist School room, Thursday, December 14th.

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"There will be an entertain- ment a-nd slipper in the New Lon- don hall on Thursday evening. Dec. 14th. Proceeds in aid of Mission Baind."

"The annual‘ Christmas Tree will be lleld‘ inl HartsvIl-le hall. Friday Dec. 22nd. Should thc

weather prove unfavourable come thc followung night, 10766113-zl