‘u’ .

I

"F. 4 ‘ MERCHANT

We mum ww to the wind m- any without reaping the whirlwind‘

hi- The Peopl

to-morrow. - ’» mwnvfi“ . A null Bublorlpllonl ‘Delivered ism m“ covers Prince Island the Dew

mum m‘ iii ‘iiiiii in IHE IIIPIHI

Recommendation Ap- (pea-rs in Resolution on Defence, Which - was the Concluding‘ Work of the Imper- ial Conference.

(Special to the Guardian) LONDON. Nov. 2: . —- Tito imper- ial Conference concluded its hust- ucss this uftcrngion with tho re- connnondution that the several

Svir

and philosopher, of India. tllfi 0'"

Rabindranath THQOFB. P091

iiiIiW III Iii

Grant Wage

cly Quit Work.

‘ rouovro. Nov, 12:1, publishos tho lhllmriiu: V, rottunnts this mornintz:

“(lauvass oi‘ Illf‘ mit- iin- Ordor o1‘ Llliil lilo lltvilliurliond ’i‘ralniur~n, including ovi-r Panada. for jut-lion of the rt‘

(if yardmcn al (|i'i‘l‘I>I.'Ill('l* or ro Y

i/[W/ //// . '

CH ARLOTTETOWN , CAI‘

IYIIIEN IN IIIVIIH SIHIKE

If Railways; “Refuse to De- mand, Men Will Lik-

-»’I‘In- Globe in its own

l;il(I‘Il by linihvay (‘otnitti-Iors Jiuilway

_ _ 4 _ hort oi‘ Ilio Hoard 0| (‘oucilttihous rcporl ,-i-1'||_<inp_~ u“.

- ,. 1;. ///

141w" \§>>‘ > “w.

"\\>\~r ‘\“ \\\\

IADA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1926

coma. Ilo on empty mo, Infidel». on flnllhed work.

ALXHAMS. .

in» lrlndo a mm huge-k

i

Mr. Henry sproatt of the archiy iecturai firm of Sproatt and Rolph

. atlons on similar

iqovcrntncnts of the empire should member o,’ Ms race to w," ma? _ _ _v _ consldor tho necessity for "crcat- b » ‘ m p rm “m."‘l“"|1"‘“l “JP-I'd iltllll _ No cl prize or, era u [mum] up“. ,. ,. _. i ' I t inln an atlcqutlir- ‘ ‘ '“ "' '|"*" ‘l-l-“PW-‘l "I m’ m“ mmn“ g ' —--—--<0c-— rltiltvnv \\'t'll'lit'l‘\' w-q . '1. ‘ 3mm“, "leefln9 1M8 Wuk- rahnin ot‘ nir huz-Ics for refuellnt: stu- . “WW1”, l, ‘I’, ‘l’ “mm ‘ ‘l "I Hmm", Tm‘ m""m'“e"dul"m ‘m’ ivIu-htiinulvlflilunlhlli Milli wit“ HIM)!" pours In tho resolution on dcfcnt-c _ _ _ V_ " v - ‘LII’ ‘Ill it I101!‘ which is tho only resolution of ron- "'l""“'\"“"'“‘* I" NIIIIIIIP-‘ll IMHO!" » Slllfllfinr-(l h, H", Official prncevly I l"f‘l\\tlrlllt'(llitll'xill"ll' u strllio HUCNQHIIYY I lugs of tho conforpnco that has not ' ' ..' W‘ W" “"""'“ "'> | | Vulreudy boon published. _ Milli 11H‘ now in ihr‘ union- 'i‘Iio (Iofenco resolution ro:ift‘irn|- ... ‘ "' " Ilecllllfll fl llulhvul‘

ml tho ri-uolttlion on tho sumo sub jt'(‘l. Jiasscal at tho lust conference.

\Vhlltrrog|‘e.ttiug thnt International not pro gr sslnK llI(Il'l' rapidly, it. dterinrcs flu-so repre- sented ut the conference to pursuc

urnuntsnt. ri-ditctlott is

it is the run-post». ot‘

this object. so fur-as is tronslsteitt with the safety of tho entplro. Thc resolution points out the (lifficttlty of wise tilalttttlittlug urmulncttt oven at tho Washington mittitnunt stunti- ard of naval strength.

The representatives at the con- forcttco of Australia, New Zeainnd, and India note with special iutor~ ost iho. stops takcn to (Icvoiop tho Slnizuporc naval Iiasc, a step so xtecessury to the security of world wide trade routes. The confer- ottco tibserveeg the steady progress Inude in organizing military forur lines, adopting similar patterns of wcupotis, and exchanging officers, nnd-suggests

exwndiuc . tluisalfllllllh-“Iirfilflpllli” ution '

The conference recommends con- sideration of the necessity for creating and maintaining un ade- quate chain of air bases nnd rofttol- ing stations along empire nir routes; it also recommends an ex- i-hutige of Ilasou officers and coni- plt-tc air units.

Tho rcrommcndutioit also titcu- ilons tho proposal to cruatc u. navy for India and approves tho-pro- gress made toward cooperation in dcfcucc ntntturs and wafers to the resolution iuloptcd by th'c Imper- ial Dofcncc Committee in 15111 that tho ilominlnns be Invited to scuti I‘I‘[Il'(‘.‘<il‘.lIl{lllVl‘S to tho iticoiinus of tho lmpnrlul Defence (‘itmmitloi- and tipprovhtg of tho principle that. a (lcfcuve couttnlttcc should be cs- tziblishctl in cut-h (lOlllllllflll.

‘The conference wus intprosscd. says unoihcr resolution. which was adopted. with the tioccsslty‘ of Improving iht- spccd of ocuun com- untxuicatlons. It itotos with flllll-N‘ faction proposals to establish nir lines throughout tho empire. ‘fho closing of the Imperial Cnnforcncc was followed ‘by the scattering of the delegates.

inounozv, n‘... 2n. Jon». rum “

report. of tho imperial Conforcnoc- to ho lsstted lato lhfs afternoon will citango the tltlo (loveruordlt-ueral to that of Governor. Tho Presl- dont or the Irish Free State he- roines Ills Majesty's primo tnlulai- or or tho Irish Frau ‘Stain nnd tho dominion itromiérs hncomo Illa

i‘ Condensed Specials okra-as pr word. he:

I each tnurtfon 1h tlll| column.

p

‘IN MEMORIAM OARDB-QPLEN-

did selection to (lhobso from Guardian Joh Printery.

WANTED--WASHING :0 D0 AT homo. Apply 88 (icmnrst. * 2929 I1 24 2i

‘KW-ANTED — AN ASSISTANT Matron for 1'. E. lclund Protest-

rvpiatrint: witrsltlps and othor-

o-‘o-L Partsians Go

' (Canadian Press)

Ton minors are hollovoti to hav

ion curly lodny in tho Nlfllllllll» t (‘rock mlno noar here. I-‘iro wn

voiding: rust-tic work.

llll llllCllllllllllllflll (If (‘lllll Kllhl Ill‘

(lust oxplodcil. blighted-u flit-Ir way safely to- the surface. lim-

French Am- bassador Refuses

(Special to the Guardian) ‘PAIiISp Nov. 2T5.~—-Se.ntttot' llonr Ilercttger, French Autbussutior

inwards-direction flat-nearer,- of his umbilssatlorshfp.

stated his refusal In a letter to the men on

premier.

“Pig Woman” in Serious Condition

Jnusnv crrv. s. .t., Nov. 21:. ~- Tho condition of Mrs. Juno (lib- son. picluresqite wltuoss In the [hall-Mills tease was “very serious”. according to tinoificlai reports to- nlubt from tho Jorscy City IIMIIII" sl. Altai-hes fluid ht-r fever xvus very high and thui sin‘ wars “quitt- wi-ah".

_-_-{-0->»~-——-- IATICAN TO CREATE

THREE“ NEW CARDINALS

‘ROWE. Nov/flit. — Throc new cardinals will ho rrcutcd. tho Trib- uun ropnrts. ni tho secret Consis- iory or tho (‘ollcgt- of (‘ardinais on ln-rt-uibcr 20th.. 'l‘ht‘y ari- hlimslpp nor Van llooy, Archbishop of Mui- ucis; .\ionsi;;noi' Stamper, Papal ntajor domo, and Motrsiiililor Nicot- ra, imucio at Lisbon.

.\I.‘t_i~-.~=t_v's primo miuisicrs Familial. Australian, ctr.

lot‘

India Dissatisfied ‘BONIIIAY. India, Nov. 251i. -——l)is- satisfacttoit is gouoraily expressed by Ifdlun Il<‘\\'.‘t|lil1ll'l‘N on tho pro- ntit-rs rcport to tho Imporiai (‘on-

furoni-ie oi‘ lllllfl'lllllll'l'lill rotations. 'I’he fact that Iudlu nus not the status ‘of u domltiioit and conso- quqntly will not be ut-t-ordtul tho some [n-outlgo with tin- mothor country as lluttndn and tho oihor domlnfons Is meeting with critic- lam. lIent-eforilt, says tho India o! Madras, India will ln- "subor- dinnle in u iuntncholil in which there are

one."

A A V In For Less Evening Dress

PARIS. Nov. 23.—Beforé the war. full evening dress was proper at all

nut Orphanage. Apply liltvfllm, Ave. 2896-ll-23-3I‘ . ‘YOU WANT GOOD ENVELOPESI Prices 50 [Qhfioh- 100 for 36c. 2 t)

0 Kilns night Wrformhnces at Pi s theatres, but‘ the when; or Illllfltrlnfl‘ not Frtlnchmcit out bfthc hlhlt or dressing u: the evening; ‘Even now most oi’ them wlihdo

lll'l'l‘ll.‘l'lli.lll(ll‘l, AlIfL, Nov. 2Z2. ~~—

. . . . a ‘ "Vrtiimtti-tt (‘ic-vui-ttnl. ‘ind I l..i ti - - l: ‘c, 1 Il wwin ' an uxpios- HY - ' _ ‘ -- (q |(,| \ t, o l I. u, l, hllPlillflfll, President ot tin‘ (Irri-

Iitiyiiils lo\\"| iris born sumn -i swm win r the \\'()l'l(lll s ionl ‘hi. irn- ' " ‘- ‘ - “IIILI ‘ l l‘ g "Zrwvlmv to Canada. and xvould attend a con- clttht mcn wi-rc in the mint‘ wiu-uafellitlco. ot rr-presottiutiircs nt hiout-

|":l(lulra“\v"y PlIlIIltIytu-n} this t't)lll'l‘.l‘t‘llt'.t?

‘ Second Term

to ut (Iitnwn to ltnvu the llniietl Stutos, who ltus Iioon in granted and thus avoid tho lrotiblo Paris for scvorul weeks. today rc- which is now woil in sight."

six mistresses lllstvittl oi‘ .

llroihnrhoiiil official. who announc- od last night that W. (l. Loo, Pre- p sidout of thc ilrulitt-rhtzotl of Itali-

H or oi‘ RZlllWily ConIIucIors, (‘odor

‘hreai tomorrmv. Accm-illug to lot-at

would IIkt-l_y' art upon tho volc, nann- s sllliill cotnmitior» to fix tho cxuci. tinto for u strike it‘ tho wagi- (Icinulnis arc not met.

“Tho (llobe was informed that the t-hiol‘ officials of tho organiza- tions will not ‘attempt to iniurforo in any way Wllll the (locisitm o1‘ tho workers. but muy tiso thoir host. of- forts with the (‘nnadizin National ‘lluiiwztys and tho (‘auadiatt Pacific I liziiluay and ihr‘ Imbor lh-pztninottt tho donntuds

from Province Val-

(special to the Guardian) -.\ltlN'l“IlIC.-\l., Que, Nov. 23. Camadiult silvvr black fox breeder! ltavo (lcvolopvtl u. itcw market In Eitmpo and today two

auswot- io llfilllilllllfiw‘ Wlllrll have

‘gnfonewll “f-IWOI- I IWQPIQFNHITZII. --~ of foxes, !s roiltinulttg to Ans ’ Berettuer Conductors, traluuuui. and yard- Tho large ivousignment was c: rlcll the (fluliltlluu railways to lfonfrozll In 21 critic..- and routed have voted overwhclntittgly in n5 a spt-iri:|l (‘onsigntntattt by the

favor oi‘ u. strike, It was announced Cu

nadlan National Express Irving by S. N. Ilt-rry, preslileettt oi‘ tho

Irurricil in llitintreal on thc (‘outin- Ordci" of Railway Conductors bore nutul Idmltczl from “linnipeg nnd today. The final count of the transfcrrcil to the (Maritlnu- Ex- ballots had not been (‘illltlllfltlfl up press at Ilotiuventuro station to to one o'clock titltfaftcrttoon, but go forward to Jlallfux from which all Indications point that tho trend port. tht-‘so animals will he rcship. lot’ the voto is in fuvot- oi‘ a strikeiilcd to Sweden. ,und that tho rctnainittg ballots io- 'l‘hc.-'e foxes come from the breed- ‘hc countotl will not tnaterlally nf- inc,‘ esfublislttnent of Kllntberg fcct the results. _ Brothers at Birdshlll, eight tulle-s Decision as to whcthct‘ the striko ltortlt cost. of Winnipeg and arc val- votc shall takc oficci. rests wi l tho full tzoxtciwal committee of thontlto owners travelled in charge of (lrdcr oi‘ Itullwuy ‘Conductors and lilo Hlilnllivilr 11nd said: “This ship- iho lll'f‘illli‘.l‘lltlflil of ltallrtltttl 'I‘rztin-‘nlcttt ls going to places in north utcn, which will go Into Sttrltllifllllnfl tnldrllo Sivedott whore prof-ding

tomorrow, it. was lndicalod by .\ir.Wi|l bu followed. this industry hav- Borry, . int; attracted considerable interest Aruted with tho result. of tho Hmflrlgfli my countrymen. Thcrc la

.baliot tho committee will thou dtUPflfllffllllll‘ llllerfl-‘II- ll! ‘UH’ HlIlPIYW-lll ‘cldo what tllfililll shall ht- lflkfillnqwlllnmfl hitherto. shInuu-uts lulve lAccortllitt-r to Ihr constitution or Inn-n mudc front tho (‘M1 Ilflllfllllllly Itho orznniz ion n ('(‘l'IillIl porrcnt- l I'1'l‘-“?‘Ell\\'<'ll‘(l li-llflilfl. and the west ;uge is lli‘i‘t¥.‘liitl.l‘y In tho vote of tho hi" Ill-ll)’ P0000"? been nhlo to gain general committco to ziuthorize tho 11 loot-mi: in the export Irado." cottrsc of action to ho adopted to-T The ‘#1011410? consixnuwut, which ‘,'.,'(!lllflI‘ with tho approval ol‘ iIn- of- “v'““_ "I'm “amlled 7W ‘U19 ‘Fililfltllflll floors. Should u strliu- in- t-allml wllmlllll Exllfvfifi comes front the uud yardmott will coast‘ work. .1"“l" “"4 Wlllll‘ FOX farm Iii. Peter- Tho Jialiot wus tukon on ‘tho howbllQlllllrlv 811d is ctursigni-rl to Iluustion oi.‘ iti-i-rbiunro or rojuct- “PG do"? ilt Wllkorlt Kurlon. Aus~ Ion ot’ thc Board of (‘uurillatlon 1"‘ 1119' "re bailiff transshippctl

award which rclitisctl tlu- abovt.‘

class oi‘ railroad wrokcrs a six per

cent lncrcuso in wast-s which

would Inuvo hrouizlit lln‘ Fantulian

trato of pny on a par with lhot rc-

rofvod thy llultml Stuff-s truiumou. _.. <0>—- - - ~-

liiiiIItlNliN

Imperial Air Con- ference Invited t0 Meet in Canada

LONdION, Nov. 21K. v Tin‘ (‘unurl- zan pzorornmcnt has iuvilod tho lmpcrlzil Air (‘onfeiw-nro to lllf‘l'l in (‘unudtn Tin.‘ dutt- oi‘ tin‘ confor- cut-c has no, born tl(‘ll‘l'lllllll‘ll yl". but it ls not |)l‘IIl)lIlI|l\ llitii. it will ‘ho. huioro the yeur 192$. ‘

of the Organizat Yesterday - Upw gates Present.

(Canadian Pren) O. N. S

TRUIR

_ .. Nov. 23. -» The Tho I‘|‘1l()l'l of the imperial rou- Ilurltltuo Board of Trade will con- forcucc committee on olr communl- tinuo to function. At the flllflllfll‘

‘(Hlllflllfl which has boon nllillllfitl llVinil-uiin the coufcrcfirti tibbroves oi‘ Iii" IWIP hcrc iposcd new nir routes to tho Fill" now ‘blast uud l‘l‘(‘fllltlll0ililfl that the dc-Kmtet- volopntctit of other nir SPFVIFI‘ of ih should root-Ive tho ntloniion of lllv Mari

i: of the organization hold today It was suggested that u hnrlv representative or ull tho 0st» involved In tho solution

times he formed. but nftcr u

EIINSIENEI]. ll] iiilliiii STATES

Largest _S_iT1-gle Ship- ment ever Exported.

ued at Over $200,000

consign-l tnonls Iuiri-‘oti through Montreal In Dflrial Conference on “Saturday 1'96-

: isou. Out- .~lIl])Il|i'l|I. consistedhof’ "W111 Ill-l" 1101711189 0f U“! new 5i"- fo ioxcs and is llkliillllflil for ‘SW U11 of the Irish Free State. It is cu, lhtg_oi.l\str,~teonr-tiMlng-nf a ‘. til ‘in ‘eliminate the inference

thy ued at $15,000. (l. Klintherg ouc of

IIIIFTIIIIIIII”

This Was Decided at

0 problems common Io tho N

mw...2:".'.'.':.n..""# n? HESUII l5 S‘""r..t:.t‘.:‘:.:§.... i[ fl M5 [gift-

SIIISIYINE ll] HEHIZIIB

I South A5311 Prem- ier Says Conference Will:

Achievements be Endorsed.

IIONIION, NOV. ‘Z3. —— Premier J .\I.

ll.

ho was entitled t.o my that the ac

_ , lish-spieuklxig.

‘IIPI’ as to rmnovc nil further of doubt. lie font that noth before accomplished by an Imperial (‘onfurnncc was so calculated to lay a deop and enduring foundation for tiu- nation nnd for cooperation between the ntcmhern of the vflrit- Ish commonwealth oi‘ nation; and ensure their mutual good feeling as Llli! results of the present Con- lert-mrc.

Prctuior llcrizog concluded by pilylllg a tribute to tho statesman of IGrcnt Britain for their cordial- ‘ty, sytnpatby and co-operation In the work of the Conference. He emphasised the unanimity of’ the ‘dominlonu and Grout Britain where- in a difficult task had been accom- DllSllEll.

Opposition Likely

LONDON, ‘Nov. 21L —— Strong op- pcitltlon is likely to he raised in the Irish Free State, the Dubilntcorres- pondent of the Westminister Gaz- ette says. to the use oi; the ilescrlp- tl0n “defender of the faith," In the King's now title as It applies to ‘Ireland.

iThe pfellllflffl attending the Im-

I

;ommeuded u slight alteration In the

"the ‘Ullllffl Kingdom of Great zBrltuln and Pvlllilil," adopting In- stead “Great llritaln, Ireland and ‘the Brtlsh Dominions beyond the seas." The phrase “defender of the faith" l‘: rrtttinert in the new form.

at Montreal to Ilamhtirg via the S. S. Brant County.

At the game time as these ship- ments have been travelling for ex- port the Cuttadlan National Rail- ways have been dealing with other valuable consignments of foxes. One such consignment of foxes valued at over $200,000 came from Prince Edward Island yesterday he- lng (lostined for [Willis ln the Unit. ed States. There irrosseththls aft- ernoon o. specially fine Io; of foxes from tho Island which had been on display at the Royal Winter Agri- cultural Fair In Toronto, this lot being on the way home accompani- led ‘by i-ipeclai sleepers which ac- comtnoda-to the fifty foxmen and their families who had travelled from Charlottetown to Toronto.

MONICTON. Nov. 23. -— The largest single shipment of silver black foxes ever exported‘ from Prince ‘Edward Inland will pass through this i-Iiy today. A consor- vative estimate of the value is 8240,- 000. there being 800 annuals iu ‘the °°l19l8flut9nls nil destined t0 ranch. es In the United States.

IIE T0 FIINIITIIIN

llertzog oi‘ South Africa, in on lntorvlciv today "said ho thought

Iiloyouiottts oi‘ the imperial Confer- I-uvc would satisfy the people of south Africa. hoth ‘Dutch and Eng-

'i‘h<- tihjcct u; which he had aim- _ of Toronto Heated prnidem o’ the ed at tho (‘ouferctti-e, he said, had "l ll"? Rey," Cunadlan Academy-a‘ their boon llllfllllllil, and In ouch a mon-

Elmlml“ Ime for the new lug ever

I LORD WINTERTON Brlthh parliamentary underuecre.

tary for India, I: proceeding to In-

dia on .a short, private and unoffi- cial visit in Dec. He wlli return In parliamentary

session In February.

Massey Getting I Ready For Diplo- matic Duties

(Special to the Guardian)

IIONDUN, Nov. 23. -—-Hon. Vinc- ent Massey, Canada's minister plenlpctentlary to - the United. States, having completed his workl liu connection with the imperial [conference Io now busy with de-i tails or his forthcoming diplomatic‘ servico.

esty under Canada's new status are now In preparation.

Although Canada's first interna- tional diplomat had already had an unofficial audience with Their

Malestles, an official audience will take place before be returns to Canada. Mr. Massey has daily

conferences with the foreign office which, however, will have no of- ficial control over his actions In any _w_ay_. These early discussions inereiy~ forecast the general court-

ada and British diplomatic offic- ials in fixture. Mr. Massey sails with Premier King on December 1st and soon aft. er the new yeurwlll present hi8? letters of credence to the president‘ of the United ‘States at Washing- ton. -

Adjourned Meeting of S. P. C. D. A. Held Last Night

I The adjourned meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruel- ty to dumb animals was held lust night in the Council Chambers with o. good attendance.

The new President A. A. Ilennes- sey presided and In opening Ill‘! meeting he said he had great pleas- ure in Informing the Society that Mr. John Hyndmatuhad offered a prize of ten dollars lb be woh by the pupil of the city schools who wrote tho ‘best essay. the subject to be "Prevention o1.’ Cruelty to Dumb Animal-s." Candidates for the prize must not ho older than thlrt-l cen years.

Mrs. Fitzgerald “'11s appointed secretary of the society in place of lMrs. Dr. John Jenkins who re- tired from that position.

The mutter of u shed for truck- nu-tft; llOPsltlg-t wus illscnsued and the truckmon present said they could sec no benefit in such itulcss It were built on the Market Square. The question of an Inspector to look after the interests of tho socie- ty In regard to the proper covering

the Annual Meeting‘ ion Held in Truro

ards of Fifty Delei

readings were characterized by a note of optimism.

Papers were read by F Macbure Sounders, Commissioner of the St, John Board of Trade, G. It. Ruck- ‘IIB. Traffic Manager of the Bath- urut Izumbcr Co.. and Dr. M. Cum- ming. Secretary for Agriculture for.

f

care of the home provided the mat-

and harnessing of horses and the provTiuiion of tho overloading of horses was next discussed. The gon- rul opinion wag that. un Inspector was a. necessity especially to con- trol tho Improper bundling of de- livery teams by boys which seems to ho quito prevalent In the city. Tho mutter of choosing an Inspec-

tor W89 left to u committee. cou-‘ stating of the ‘President Secretary and Treasurer.

The society wish It brought to the notice of grnckmen that should the owner of a horse become sick tho society w_ili use to the proper

for he reported to the society or DrI Croken.

Mr. Glllllpie said It would he a

" Ills letters of credencelq, which will be signed by His Maj-ipuggid

esy which will exist between Can-‘

(Canadian Pren)

BRIDGETOWN, N. J., Nov. 23.- Ohuued for several months with the belief that he Wu a great detective, Linwood Ware, 22 year old youth of this city, stepped coolly into the dining room at his home yea- pcrday, shot down hi: uncle and aunt and wounded hi: sister and then ran Into the street shouting “l have solved a great mystery." A few min- utcu later he ran Into the aim! of a policeman and began to lob for his mother. He was taken to the Bridgetown City Hail where he remained sullen and refused to answer quest- ionl.

0§—----

Germany Demands Withdrawal Gon-

(Canadlan Press) BERLIN, Nod: 2'3. —Germauy unequivocally demands withdrawal of the unliltary control commis- sion, Foreign Minister Stresntunn declared in tho Iluicltslag today.

Three Persons A Burned t0 Deat ‘

LOS ANGEIJES, CallL, Nov. 23.- Thrce persons were burned to

lously, and i1 Japanese house boy lei missing In a fire which early todayi gutted ‘the Itaugley Apartments, a hrcc storey wood structure, just e the business district here. The loss was approximatly S100, 000. The dead are: W. Rockwell 61, of Rochester, N. Y., Mrs. IVIIII- am Rockwell, Elizabeth Stagg, 00 of Lincoln, Neb. . -—--<o>——-—,— EX-CUSTOMS OFFICER CHARGED WITH THEFT

IPQINCE ALBERT. Sank, Nov. 23.—-W. S. Loggln. former customs ,and excise reinforcement officer ihere. was arraigned In the city pol- ice court yesterday on a cha ge of having stolen $1,162.95 prop rty of the government of Canada. which