tron sate-to u. P.. MARINE awanreo -MAN on

waureo -- SCHOOL rzAouaw

area eats, e030‘ FARM. new

‘FOR SALE-HEAVY BROWN PA

,____..~__j_. °T-0 LET OR T-O LEASE. “AND

RAvenue.

eastisuauuwan-rnc , 4am:-

Oovere Edward l Ismail ‘ Like The Dew

harlot! to flan n. 'l'h gerallgytiazr-dlnn, films T?”

Celts‘

Etllhiuv slut liBiiUil/llii

utouuts

oi War Guilty Confer Again.

Mil. LLUYD GEURGE‘

ls in Deiault with Regard to Reparations, Trial anti Disarmament.- Allies Must,

’]_,()lNtDO'N, April l8—'1‘he German any government" said Premier Lloyllal p uoorge in the House of'Comrnono 'I‘re

today " is still in default with re-

the laws of war. and disarmament. The Germans" continued the Prime Minister“ have not thus far shown

American States Swept By Storm

lllhilllPHlS, TENN" Apl. 18.- mmmplete reports from six states swept lute Friday and Saturday by storms showed last night u death list of 83 with 20 seriously injured and nearly thlirty stuttering lesser iujunles. Property damn-re it is PSHITHIGQ“. wldi run into millions and whou relied [rattles report from the isolated‘ sect-ions it is feared that the death toll wtili mount still higher. » As compiled lust night by States the death list was: Tex- as 9,, Arkansas 52. Mississippi 8,| and Alabama l4. In Arkansas the injured list had reached 7i . Last night there were no (lentils reported in Georgia and Tenuesse.

_-......._;’}_._.__

OOOOO§O<

consensus srtcuts;

ewuturen _ r0 "PURCHASE secondhand laooin case Apply nt Guardian office.

Iwsursop-A-rialo won can: eral housework. Apply 89 Upper

Prinn a Street.

..__.__._..__....__.____..____- 1WANTEOi-BV MAY 181’, EX- perienced fox rancher. Ranch nine miles from Charlottetown. Apply to Hooper and Turner, Charlottetown, giving experience salary expected, etc. ' '

"EGGS FOR HATCHIN —WHI1’E Wyandotte and Barred Rock. $1.50 per 15 for balance of seas- ~

__on. l-l. hi. Hyde. Cornwall.

swan-rec --1oo.vouuc mas to 6 weeks old. Write stating price. James G. McLeod, Hamp- shire.

‘ ‘vo-w ~.,~_

Engine and clutch. A. B. Guard ian. i IOV TO work on farm. Frederick Park- man. Charlottetown Royalty.

Second or third oldie for Glen- eorrodnle school. Lot 46; 300d supplement. zeunoempbeil secretary.

buildinlfl. 8 k2 miles from city- Apply Guardian.

per. suttabla for Placing under ‘ma. Bcentaerollatduardlen

to build summer cottaaes on.1 llidautllful iflU-lbtlpn. Excellent bathing. Ono mile from heart of city. Write Box 42. '

‘ROOM AND QOARD-A GENTLE o man can be accommodated with ' room and board in private fem lll’. tientrll lomtlon. A9919 "0' clo Guardian Oiilee.

"ro tar-run s rvllNifll-lll! rooml. aitnat in centre at oiltv. Modern 66111011101“!!! Apply in eiternoona to 10 Elna

estraurtrut nlatczuol won IALI, by lute ma. the real-

deuce of g .Aeneal tampon-in. situated at m itochtord Street. intending purchaser: may enact property an? altar-noon by aspiring on premises. ~

man e self respecting luluman

Iwrhoaetaiiihitioi: u blsyltvtnanhgl m more reel some is Grom- . on n ~ t “ a - . . morning l. angel“ M“, nice. lie comes from tho W"!

n: ma at the Ijiilltiiaie double 1W

111a income. We require a man of 010m chamsior emu in mind into and body. of. 1 410501111}! Vito would precil ,0 life poal tiontvlth. a mt in: concern vhara illiiia - ~ Yi» reward lll with for a UNI 1m: that-nan

" i

,- .'n"

rlrocts. 5am to reparations, the trial ofitivo r0;- persons accused of offences against regard t

45

was inscribed:

W.

ensure. Ap-rilmll-A bricklayer who took the name ofcount. Adel- btirt DdOaeanot/a. Wvlfifldlllfi 1° own large estates in Italy and Hua- “" nry. has just finished a successful wln-ter- eenson in German society by biting arrested. charred with 01>- tnlnitrl $10,000 from an actress by fniae pretoncos.

lllll flfl-illldfl, W0]! 0M1’! i0!‘ him] ' He: “rm may by, mgltrilge with eil-ltion oi wages without raising the patio neutral-a 1mm said to have‘ collected ,li-lit'lraily horn dress in dowel-too, who advanced monorto his plea that he

wee having diliouity in onlioctlnll , "lawman tromnapopbtl. ovum to: " MItl1_\!0!!!l~9!-l!u‘-

i ,. ‘L n-lol‘ TO-h- . , .

Fllevoltiug Murder oi

womanly Sinn Fei

DUBLIN, April 18.-—'I‘he first ext" cution of a. avonuln in the strife be tween the discordant faction-s in Ireland taken from her home in town district of Monagharl and shot and killed on the bank of ifhe river. The woman, whose name was Kitty MacCorrc the farming trlass.

is announced. Sh

inclination to advance practic- rovosala for carrying out the aty of Versailles in these reo- Therefore it was lmperg. the Allies to confer wits o the further steps will“ might be necessary to

enforce com plianco rwith the treaty.

t! “Yllbheavy. the Scois- pans of today

n, belonged tel

Z-liystery Man Was l Not Arabia-so Small

lsDecial to The Gutrrdiun)

TORONTO, April 18—'.l‘he rnau ivho was found wandering about Verona. near "Kingston and whom the citizens believed to be Ambrose Small, is not Mr. Small. according to Sergt of Detectives Austin Mit- chell. ‘but the nmn has a likeness tto Mr. Small when his picture is ‘compared "with the missing million gaire. "It is true that there is -: likeness" stated Mr. Mitchell “but :lt is just discernible and that's all". [The lower face and jaw and tho man's moustache ‘bear a slight re semblance to Mr. "Small.

bill‘ Toronto Will? 0n the Referendum

(Special to Tile Guardian) g TORONTO, April 18- Provided fllMr. and Mrs.‘ Toronto and family

continue their trek t"; the polling rbooths until six o'clock tonight lwitlr‘ the same entluullasur as was ‘shown early in the day 'l‘nronto’s lvotc cn tho referendum will be Early reports front various the city estimate that u}. ltiii one o'clock today nearly half lthe voters list had avast their bal lot WililO in some districts over halt‘ ilnd voted before noon.

Kitty MacCorrou, who was about; FQRT wlgUAM AND PQRT

yaears of age lived with

ctim they had come for her.

She struggled in vain, the ilSSllS- sills filsteueti her bands behind her back and led her pleading pitifully‘ down a lane about a mile to the main roaxl by the side of which the body was after-wards found with n! bullet wound through the check,‘ which is the customary s-lgn of Slun Feln executions. A card on the body‘ "Spies and inform-E ers beware. Tried. convicted and executed by the Irish Republican ' Army!”

Neighbors refused aid in the re- _ __ movg’! of the body,’ such is theWllssion Board at Toronto, describ- terror inspired in Monarchs-n by theme work among u... Orientals on ecent. series of terrible deeds whlcht - {have earned for the county the re-l putatiou 0d belnd the worst

Maritime Provinces

Telegraphic News

(Special to The Guardian)

moncrou RAIN-AV mm use.

SUEBPI-NG 810K N588

MONUDON. tN. B. April 1.8- Conductor has tbeen reported by Provincial Pathologist H L. Abramson to be suffering from sleeping sickness-t and his residence where he is con fined on Enterprise Street has been quarantined.

u). Mars_ c. N. a.

u M e “and... m HALI- » wax -

IlAIJIJiAAL April l8 -- H. M B. Cambrian. light cruiser of the North Atlantic fleet docked today tram Bennuda...

naaeztrburlteh mitt. CLOSED no

WIN FREIIERICTON. April 18- The Fraser Company Mambo!‘ Plant fll Victoria-mils has been down following the refusal of the milimen to revert from the nine‘ t.) the ten hour day. l

closed

i100 PAGOENGERB DUE AT 8 gFrank Hodges “Reported to Have JOHN é ST JOHN. April iii-The C. l‘.l

'5. "Meleta" is due here tomor

row‘ with over L100 Dflllaongersn She is the last C l’. O- scheduleri for St John this seasoli- rumors that Frank Hodges. Secre-

Berlin ills Society

S boat

, Sensation

district of Berlin. His impo-

Olil Prllllilh families.

the fa-

her parents, octogonuriuus, lu a wild‘ 1 mountauious part 0f the couutryzl About midnight a itnockwa at the door, and a party of masked m men entered and informed vi-

H hearth-The advance polling places

and staring

here

ARTHUR

IF()R'P “HLLLAJW. 0nt.. April l7. on e Ontario referendum were held

111i‘- iu Port. 'Wlilian1 and Port Artiiur_|

jthe latter three days of last week. ,i'or the accommodation ti‘ railway- ,men.,in Fort William the vote

tho Province with 2 votes against Port Arthur voted 34 to 8.

Church Mission _ Board ii Session

non Gould, general secretary; of the.

the Pacific coast. and among the

. mdndians and Eskimos in Northwestl Ulster, The police, though eocun- Canada. in speaking before the An- tomed to traglcevents, were deeply moved at the sight of the poor old mother, in her second child ~- hood entenlu-g the room where her’ daughter's body» lay about. her bewildered, trying to rcai the Orientals in their midst, ire what had happened.

glican Synod in session here to- day. He said that wlhiie he had met many people on the Pacific coast who bewailed the presence of “I,

have not met one person oi know-l ledge and standing, who could tell nae what they would do without them from tho industrial stand- point." Notice of motion was given by giiev. R. _Y. Overling, culling upon the executive of the synod to take. immediate action to secure, through legislation, as wide an enabling act as possible so that the church may have power to act freely in all her domestic affairs, and that this nct be secured at the next ses- sion of the Legislature. At the morning session an amend-

ment to the superannuation fund rules was put forward by Bishop Farthing. providing that widows and orphans or! clergy wharmarrietl after sixty years o! use. should not be entitled to benefit tron: the fund. The amendment was ac- cepted. though it was agreed that it would not be retroactive.

.11

Miners’ Secretary , Resigns, Is Rumor

Around Resentment of Some of Ha Comrades

ll

l 1 l i l l vras not so much interested in tiw r3381} detwflmlrflis. H‘) believed ‘i

LONDON, April l8—-Persisteut and 115° , o. “mm, u, polo t.» crcuil. so tar. t ins and border points to be on the , . ' 1e "W11" 85°11“ of M"! 11

” °"' ‘ “ ‘are? eel: 12:11:." --- h M -»- ls"'::u..'t.1 zuitgutserszztzzzzw" i

, . -- v . 1» s c . . ‘ - ' '. -

“an. of m“, Mme“, Umon h“ m. I‘ gull‘ lililizflll Yflflll). May J-nd How" He" it Wm zmprouch this provlrlco search is still being were bclng debased by t.lle liquor Speaking of Fflconwowfl "ogmal. f

‘signed, were current hero shortly ‘__'_ ' ' ____ ‘ “mm aguaongmers Wm probmm. continued for thc mun. ‘tllgncftfic. “ti? rekglroltltetzdl] that‘ solute he foggy-red to me Sa,|_..[,,,,Lo,-;, m. l

latter noon. . lsoon ho able to campute with no Sydney Murreii, William Murrell. the“? grlvliegaax? Holnnlg vgffizlzf 11°11- Ol 111B 910ml July‘ slviu at I

re wus said ho had relinquished wrnvy- At present it cannot he James Murphy and Themes ‘Voter t Rh” ‘m. ""‘1’°°“°“ °' l1" “Jfivllfll i

his office because of opposition to tlN~ 23?; except through a. largo teles- were rsmmded m, “enhance b}. HON. M“ ARSENAULI- rkltlvuirlesnflrrgmtil-géfgis zgtéhnunlgigrthglg y‘

his statement before members o! '1DH_ V Raid.“ come,‘ ‘which was discover Magistrate A. H. M- Grfll‘ 111 ferring to the amendment on the reins of the Government the inrxlltu 1 the House of Commons last night,

in which he favored a temporary adjustment of Wises.

Other officials of the union tie- clined to deny or confirm these re- ports. ,.

in his iettdr inviting the miners to a couterence with tho mine own- ers, Premier Lloyd George said the general inrpreaaion received from Mr. Hodges‘ statement was that the miners "were now prepared to discuss with the owners the quos»

controversial issue of the National pool o! wagon. provided, arrange- ments of a temporary character were made without prejudice to turhher discussion of the proposal

//// .

The People's Pape i

MONTREAL. April 18-—~l'i.o\‘. Cilw

tired carriers ‘were prepared inst night to launch its first big drive today for a reduction of labor wa- ges. _ which the wage disputes will be presented from throughout Unlined States wriill begin today be~ fore the Untied State's Railroad Labor Board. reduction in unskilled labor wages, and several ask a blanket reduc- 1° U19 “"111 l“ 31ml‘- Mwrdl"! w tions for all employee.

winds; ilailr.

lRacing-Ahundolled l llhrough Labor Tron es;

(‘Special to"i‘he Guardla

‘LONDON, April 18——ltacin government orders, has been uioned until further notice. 'li'.*(“i,'~‘-\.Ol1 has ‘been reached on ‘count oi‘ labor trouble.

Queen Al itsniirl

.,l

l

l

Almost Blind, Labor Unions _

= (special io The Guardian) l; l Lqvooer, April 18——Q/uoen Alex“ andra is almost stone blind as result of another cataract operation 1 u

attempted last week. She plans toicontroiled by the government i=1

revisit her old home near CouPn-‘n

hngen to recuperate at the bcauti- Judge Ellaert Gary,

lful estate by the sea.

jlilli Will Let I Greeks and Turks

l fight it 0ui§

l Ll

lhavo agreed to maintain an a ti- -tude of neutrality during the ltostll‘. ties between the Greeks and tin- Turks in Asia Mlncr_ -Mr. Lloyd lGeorlge tirade this statement in tin-I ,Htruse 0t‘ tforumons today". y

l

11000 Irish Emigrants!

r

flrish ermigrauts embarked

Queens-town yesterday and today,

. , t. . . . -re bound for the United States. “ml u w-“lllderwlfl” “nmlfun was. l.’ favoring importation into 0n [he conutabuglsunma Sectiomh

Several attacks lary were reported today.

|ed ut Balllzra, zlitcr which larmetl forces went through ‘ intilscrlrulnattt-ly.

U. S.'I‘0 Have No , , Relations With Russ}

I

, t

WASHINGTON. ltpi . lli-Secre-l tary of State Hughes, writing to Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, who asked for a statement of "tho facts” regarding ltussla, indicates definitely that there is no prospect of resumption of relations with the U-nlted States while the Soviet po- litlcal and economic system re- mains. -

United States To Discuss Wage Disputes

CHICAGO. April Iii-The railway managements and nearly one liuu-

oi‘

he

ed

A consolidated hearing in

the

All roads ask a

the h i-i-‘IOOZ-i Plllia‘ WEATHER - TEMPEBA-TUB TIDE, noon, mrol r-—-i '

"coaouro. Avril lD.--1Moiicluto 1°‘

jed

rid tonight at. 8.49. Sun sets this evening

-: "Ill

- ,

[ind Ihaif

1* rate, dict

toe slaltiiallifililatdilta hotter

aq-lavllve-u»

q.‘

immanent: to is more

0nturio Goes Dry.

un- o'clock tonight returns froni- Ontar- 111-1 lo show 20,000 majority llC-'ollllll‘l0 w

-lty, totalling 100,000 for the Drys.

lthe larger cities all voted wet.

flhe Ueued States Steel lion declares todu)‘, to ‘t.t‘ iiw stockholders.

Added Dis

brought ulizlltitmal (liuuumfort from

U. S. lithe coal strike lo tho people lrfM ‘ _ 16min. Britulrl as the. neeti for al- DUBLIN‘ A,,_,.G__N,,ar1y lflooireaily closely llislti fuel int-roused “filly the appearance oi‘ wintry weath- ior throughout the United Kingdom

‘itflw the political question involv- ed in a demand oi the miners for

vagran-cy, following his apprehen- sion on Frtldny night. nigan, wlho was intimately acquaint-

Willnvclttis Come

(JAllItBltIDGJd. Muss“ April l8. —Wlnnedke's comet. omet which approaches the enrthl at intervals of rive years and eight- months and will ‘come

iEngiiah astronom

Yerkes Observatory. Bay. Wisconsin. Word to this ef- fect has just been received at the Harvard (loilege Observatory.

Astronomers bnvo been watching

weeks. it was originally discover High tide thois morning at 8.38 €gbll€a1f:€£dl':hg1'°"°9 l" a" 9111111“ up (hm-years and eight months

e4 at (Ia/pp Town, South Airlcuhcn March lll, and is now steadily lu creasing in brightness, will .its nearest approach to the sun. on May 10. according to word receiv- ed at Harvard from Dr. Leuschner of the University of California. The orbit of Reid's comet f been computed by Meosrs Elia

Observatory ' at the University bf California. My! Dr. Leuochner m. bin message. 0n April be four and e quarter times bright er than when it was dtacoverea.

If Reid's comet keeps on increao inq- in brllhtnels at lie

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA fTUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921

All The News

Worth Readies.

an Th8 Ah- ,

L Worth Printing

<11.

By 20,000 Majority

(Special 1o The Guardian) TORONTO. April l8.--At l0 of a Dry ith an estimated major-

Toi-onto, Ottawa. Hamilton and

Must lie Controihd

NEW YORK.

April Ila-Labor nions should be

regulated and

revent disaster and tiestructlorn,

(‘tiruirmtan u.‘ h‘.

to that. the natural

trti and finally cl government," said.

London Coal Strike

LONDON, April 13- Sunday

Tile leaders

the; L

that way

was issued

vices. From the Iilnck Preceptory,

Lambert Spencer, Percy

From the Blat-

bert Spencer;

9-111 land;

Vatican Denies German Report

(Special to The

ilunerai oi Mr. g Ml‘. McLeod

l The funeral of the late hiulcohn whose sudden (loath (7111'P01‘4l1‘ from llelnnitlrhttgte ucc-Mred on Sat n lneetlnhhy-d»; "ll scents to reflmencu‘ _ ii’ not the gentra] necessary result of the couternpat- ,eti progress c1 labor unions ii‘ suc-

McLeod,

took place yesterday

Christian

thence to the People's" Cenieteryr cesslul would be l0 secure control Th“ funeral '1“ very mrgely "b tn‘ the SiiU]il4_ then oi‘ file general leudlfl- nxnnugelnerlt of business, then 0i‘ 0d by ilevs.

3mm)‘ IALNDON. April lls~-'l‘lle Alléeshe

iter. Mr.

K P11196111"? L. 0- read the first time. Arsenauivs address will appear M” A. Calder, .i. McKenzie. From An Act to incorporate the Farln- 111191‘- the 130115 of England, Iiowurd Wllrti ors’ Trading Company Ltd._ Bon- HON. GEO. F). HUGHES foi- uremun Smmh shim“ lowed and at six dolor-k moved

runoruu. rmnurss l t ilouquet, ‘it K Brace; wrenlii. r anti Mrs Mark Pound: ll. Ii. l‘; crescent, Baptist spray, "Mr and Airs Sentinel (‘amp- beil; wreath. ihmlly; spray, Char- lottetown Central Church; crescent. l“ it K Johnson: ‘wreath, S! Georges "f Lodge; T\\'()1~1IC striking miners have all left constables were tianger-ausly wound,L011<l0"-1 111191119110)’ 11111011 10

the,hlisnppolntnreut of tho (ion-rum mgniepartrxrouts concerned in the dls- pron“. street-s firing 1)0lll1JS an-zl shooting-Dull! \\'110 11011 119011 11091118

trreath, Mr and

Clllfiltlytltiti l‘.

liailtvay; wreath, '-.\lr. and Rushes; spray. Mr and Mrs George n national pool had been disposed Hooper; spray, Mr and Mrs L, B_ lor by the refusal of the support of Miller; spray,

spray, Mrs

tiuestlous Class Baptist Church; bouquet, and M“ (3_ w_ gnelgrwe; spray" doubtediy-a large one, it had been Mr G H Tnnton; boununt

lAmbrose J. Small Is 1M" ”°‘““"' Still Among Missing-l

HARROWSMITH, 0112., April Missing

18—Dennis P. Branlgau, manager

the Gramd Opera House visited

,the jail at Verona yesterday after-l lnoon, whbre the thought to be Ambrose .i.

‘missing theatrical magnate is

mystery man,

belnl; id by the police on a charge of

Mr. Bra-

with Mr. Small,

To Come Very Nea a. periodic

V0?!’ 1108.!‘

prediction of Dr. Cromelln, tho , has been sight by Prof. id. E. Barnard. of the at Williams

Winncckcvs comet for several

sun taking five to com-

make

has

on a Meyer of the Studentlzi

l6 ii. will

on April 28 about seven and a times brighter.

present tho Harvard nstrononrars pre that it will noon no v-issble to rs at

to London.

reached the city.

Reported Seen I In London, Ont.

511,511,‘ LONDON. Apr“ 18__,,Pat,, the public work of the Prov fugitive bandit in connection with the killing of Russell Campbell at the Tax Act be claimed that none fllllelbourne, 0nt.. on Monday, is said of the opposltlon rune-alters hm uh to have been in London. The report ‘hing u’ “y “Must current is that after his

declamd thatitrorm tho two men who ha the man held was not

theatrical owner.

u,“ mlssmg covered with n. rifle on the Lipsett Farm, on the third concession or lives than by Liberals. during the‘ Caradoc Township, ‘ _ headed for a swam? and than came bridge building. he believed should The iiheory is that he I' t-hen, under cover of darlmoss