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lno Gents. Poulel 1B1. Evening Gnu-jig. up],

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[IERMAN SANTA CLAUS RETURNS T0 AMERICA

import oi German Toys to ll. S. This Year Will Toni $3,803.48}, or a Recover of titty Per Cent Within no Years After t e War. '

lSpeciaJ to The Guardian) ‘

WASHINGTON, c. ItL-Almarket. in 1914. Germany scllt $7.- lliatlc ill Germany Santa Claus will 718.854 worth of toys into the Ull- return to America this Chrlstmaalited States. This year's German and ilil almost half as many stoclc-Jmportation of toys will total $3,- jhgg us he did in 1914. Just befol'ef803,484. ‘or a recovery within twc the world war.‘ import figures cfyyears after the war of about fifty [he Department of Commerce divuliper cent of the American toy trade god this remarkable come back ofjwhich it was predicted sllc bud

Germany into the Aniericail tnyjlost entirely.

‘annals MUST HEMAIN llillllll llllllll llF ii IE5

Declares Premier Lloyd George in House of Commons.

.tSpecinl to The Guardian) LONDON, Dec. 16.-—In the House of Commons today in the course of

crune buck. Replying to mucil the excessive ooet of occupation in

criticism on '

IVIIINIJTUN TIMES llFFllJE l . 5llFF[_l_l_i__ll_A_ll__l|llE U55

Five to Thirty Thousand Doll

. Times Issued as Usual.

(Special to Tile Guardian) _ oi‘ tho Timcs Office MONCTON, Doc. 16.—-A iirc ~it is only llllc lo til ood work of. which caused between twenty-five the Fire licpllrllllen and Szilvngcl nnd llilrty thousand dollars 0t‘ tlzim- Corps, nnd the con esy oi‘ till» age to tile building, lplant nnd Transcript, tilat thc lines is able stock, broke out in the basement tn appear as usual this morning.

,lllllilnilllllllllllllls l nu AT plans BAY

s|i0|ilS Up Paying Clerk, Ceis Away with $2.200.

(Special to 'l‘lle Guardian) OTTAWA, Dec. l6.—~Thc liicr -

chrint's Brink at Barry's Bay, was

robbed of $2,200 inst. evening, when tin urnlctl mllskctl bandit llcld up

the paying Lelior bctlvccu Conllior- mere and Barry's filly shortly nf - ftor eight o'clock.

' According to information TGRGAVl

ports rcceivctl this morning slatt- tllnt no trace ni’ theuohhcl‘ has ileen found. immediately after thc theft. was known nt Harry's ilny the hank iiltlllllgcl- rcpnrtctl tho oi‘- illir in hcnrlquilrltlrs oi‘ tho It. i‘. M. i’.

No zlctioll, it was lcllrlled, will

fed this morning he was rcturilingi

ffnirs of tllut kind come under tile to Barry's Bay branch oi’ the bank

Damages to Building Placed at Twenty- l

l . possiblo settlement. oi‘ the liiffcrcil-

be tllkcu by the R. (l. lii. P. as. ui-A

ll. debate on the defense estimates, Pffilllél‘ Lloyd George announced that. whatever were the changes in lllé‘ Greek Government, the Guard- lnnsilip oi‘ the Dardanellee Straits must remain under the control of Great Britain. France and Italy, re- gardless as to whether Constantine lollmined in Greece of Venlzelos

Mesopotamia. the Premier challeng- ed anybody to say Great Britain ought to abandon the Mandate‘ for hlesopotamla. "We made it quite clear, if rich oil deposits exist there it will be for the betterment of the whole world and we will bold the balance quite fairly between all nations."

after collecting the money from the savings brink of the post office at Uombcrmere aild nppuretnly was travelling alone. Tile hold up cvl ~ dently occurred at. a time when the district was deserted as rc -

Funeral otlhfillle A

scuvotilsllo surplus

.~.¢u

twANflh-MAID FOR GIN!- ral housework. Apply Mrs. J. W. _ Muauock. Mmlmlue- 61 lit

’ ‘JNC ALFRED ' IMOONALQ mo Bonner, Hormannfllo. 8724-11-17.

llerst. Apply 35 Upper Prince St. 2307-17-12-3i.

‘FOR BALE secono 11am: Range. Apply 49 Elm Avenue. iii.

‘ no Let-nouns. cORNFR-t? Weymouth and Fitzroy. Apply to

o. n. Demon. zzls-rz-ls-sl

l POR JOI PRINTING of 0V0” description. pit-main the 106b- trol Jon Prlntory, 176 Knit 8t. Tel. tan-n. 1-!-

FOR SALE-{CH-RISTMAIS TREES 50 cents up delivered anywhere in the city. Phone 545~J.

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_________.__________.._ ‘FOR BALIP-OVERLAND OAR model 90 only run 6.000, uilles thoroughly overhauled, in per- tccl running order. A bargnlil. Apply Guardian. 23l7-l2-17-3i

3i on l“

Eliot Bartlett

Filhe funeral of thc into Niajoi- A. A. Bartlett. took place yestcr» day afternoon and was vcry largo- ly attended. citizens of all classes being present to pay the last tri- bute o; respect to one whom all loved and esteemed. The service

Anglicans Won ‘0ut in Terrific ‘ Basketball Battle

Last. night's basket ball game gfipygna; btmegnbrlsélewigmgégg at t-‘lle home was conducted ‘by Rcv. and Anglicans‘ Dr. Fullerton of St. Jellies Cllurull

llt was played in the presence of assist“ by Re“ H‘ (' “gm "f " ~ [he largest crowd that eve‘, Wm Peters Church and Rev. G. (_‘. T“ nessed a ‘bfisketball game ill P. E. ‘or o! Zion (‘Wren Th? “My “ island and the excitement at times W‘! l‘) "S" h‘ ‘he Ammly ‘PAM assumed whitemeat proporuonfi Sherwood ‘Cemetery the Aervic‘ lit

in the first ilolr it looked like m” Am" being °°"d“°i°d hi’ ll ‘v- a sure win for the Methodists who Mr‘ Light‘ ‘ were Strong on scoring having mh. Following were the honorary wall‘ 1n 19 h, ‘heh. hppohehqs g a; {he bearerew-The Lleut: Govenor The, c105,, of the m“ period, ifhief Justice, ‘Mr. Percy Pope. t‘ol.l

The Anglicans however aroused F- 5- YWOOFB- Mlr- ‘W- "- Ailkfll- themselves in lilo second half and Judge A. B. Wm-burlon.

p“; up such a Bplehdm brand or Active pail bearers~ililz Arthur play mm, when time was caller] tho W. Weeks. Col A. G. ‘Penna, .vli.- tnlly ‘spelled victory for ‘them fol/Hill“? lA- Alley. MP-JOlIBO-Hylld- the (“he o; g4 to 2L vlan, Mr. J. Parker ilooper. Mr

Although the game wns hard F. R. lleurtz. fought n11 through ‘the best of Clilef mournters—.\llr. A. B. Cosh,

spirits prevailed. Mr. George Mr. Thomas Malone, M-r. John Mc‘ Prowse madeilsatlefactory referee. Laine. Mr. B. P. McLalne.

lThe ladies at the close had re- ‘Mr. Rankin McLaine, Mr. Otto freshments all ready for the boys Baird. Mr. E. S. Blanchard. Mr —their second "feed" that even- IWm. Dean. s, Flowers were contributcd bv There are two lnore ganles to Directors of Guardian Publishing play—-lhe next being between the Co, lSlr. Charles Dalton. Senator Metiwdlgll. andPresbyterialls on John‘ McLean, Messrs W. H. Alt- next Tuesday night. ken and James Paton. Guardian

Publishing Co. l.td,, Employees l0 Per Cent Reduction

Royal ‘EllwardiThaptci- ofl. O. l). E.

roe _8ALE -cocoA.~Punt=,l (‘beeper than Coffee or Tea. it's! oh so nice. 3 lb for $1.00 9051-‘

Queen Mary Needlework Guild, l’. E. i. Division oi‘ Navy League oi’

jurisdicticil of the provincial po- lice.

l ' i l , l It is bclicvcll that thc robbery’ ..l|ly planned by an‘

jlllllf bocl c _individu.-‘ ‘

lnlclxt‘:

liar with thc move- hulik trlerks.

{C.P.R. Agélltw ; ‘ in Charlottetown

l .\lr. ll. \\'. Lilith-W)‘. ll";l\'l lling D215 lsungcl" ugclit oi’ thc t‘. I’. il., ltaYiPli this morning for Si, John. Mr. Lind say has bcr-u on all lllli))l'l‘ll0il vi;- ir of rhc zigcncics oll lllc island nt lC-liurlotlctowll nnd Slllllllli‘l'Sl'l". ‘lie reports that trulic and ‘busin- lPSS generally Ol'l‘l,'lll3 t‘. i’. if. ‘llll; is at prim-lent exceedingly llctlvy. llll ordcl" ~lL) rclicvc. any collgostitlu, the company inaugurated. on Nov- vemllbcl- 20th a double passenger

train service between Si‘ John and‘

§.\ion.trcvi.l. Numiber 15 leaves 3t. fJohn at iI-p. nl. daillly except. Suns] day carrying standard slcspel-s and‘ {dining curs between Si. John nnd Montreal reaching Windsor Slntlon at 10 a. m. thinking connection with OBUOMQ. 'O'|ll0.lOj, 01 sultan llfiolqz‘ rind points in rile Western States, Th0 second train, No. .'l9. lcllvc-s St_ John at 6 p. ‘m. castr-rll liinc. making connection with night trains for Toronto, Olilllwtl, \\'llmli- peg. Vancouver nnd the Pacific coast.

Ml‘. Undsay niocolllltriniell the imperial Daily ‘Press delegation on their recent ‘tour of Canada. and speaks vQry highlly oi the courtesy and consideration shown thc oili cials bv every one of the delega- trion. He says the dcleglttcs thor- oughly enjoyed their visit. wllich proved one of the biggest adver- tisements Canada evcr oblninctl. He regretted Prince Erlwrlrti lu- Luul was cut olii of the ilincrnry This was duo to tho ltltc arrival of the tvlFflilll0l' Victorian at Sydney ‘which nil regretted, Mr. Lindsay

Guardian Publishing F0. lltd., In Railway Rates

hopes that lbeiorc lions: thc i‘. P- R

‘providing work

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, ‘FRIDAT, DECEMBER 17, 1920.

‘THREE PRAIRIE PREMIERS .p|l[5|[|[Nl Hpppfg, High

‘SEE FEDERAL CHIEF

IDitterences Between the Dominion and the Pro- vinces Discussed at Capital. Hon. Mr. Meighen Says Entire Case Will be DlSCllsSCd by Memhersl

(S-DPCAZIJI to Tile Guardian)

‘ters further aluongst themselves. Prclllicr Norris oi’ Manitoba slail llir-Svfikillt-Z fled that matters ilad reached u‘ |stage. its thc result 0t today's coir, cos bctlvccu the Ilollliillriil (lovcrn-[repent-p whgrp it was for [he gov.‘ ‘llltllll and the govcrilnlcuts of’ lilelflrnnyglflg m‘ [lip Dominic" hm] ghel Qillllirlil llmflnfl“; with YPlfllPtI t0 lvurious 1)l‘0\'lll(‘('t-l interested to! U"? tlllv-‘llflll QT "fllllF-‘ll l‘t‘l*0lll‘l'l'$. Adruw up legislation \\'iill'|l would be: sill" llTfillllvF-‘i i" All" ""1?" WQ-‘iliflfllilcrcptilblt- l0 tiiu legislatures anti‘ ‘provinces lllct lion. Arthur lilcigll- lo thc Dolllillltlil |ltll'|ltlllll‘| .\ dlcn and lllembers lit‘ the lloullnltiil similar statcllltvllt was latcl- e.:_ldo

(lTTA \\'A, Dec.

ilJillllllflPl yesterday nliti tiisclisst-tiflly‘ iiou. Arthur‘ Nlelgllcu who ‘the tiucstinn from various angles. fluted tllnt today's contcrl-lic- hall 1 After tlic nicctilllz, at which lill‘. hccu ll cnilvilssiun m‘ all ||.-l<‘,t;jl.;.§ gt-nsc. 0i‘ tlin hiltilitobu Kilvtlflllllfiill.‘lliPlliUliS of Sl‘ll7(-liii‘ll| All Lil" l‘il -

lwas prcscutiltl lly Altorllcy lil‘lli'll‘~lllt‘ll\’f)l' to l'i‘ilt‘|l ll rltlilllllll! which

it'll Jtllulsllil m‘ that. |)l‘()\'llll‘I‘, thc noliltl provc nwcplubic, lll"litlL',ii lwcsloril prcillicrs rotul-llctl to tllcilqulnllizlmcill lo llu- pnopio l\i' llw‘ .llotcl, wllerc they (ltsclisscd nlat - \\lI0lf' Dominion.

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CDVERNMENT ANNDUNDEASE‘ UNEMPLOYMENT Polio

y Will be Undertaken to Provillel Eniployment Rather Than Relili. Certificates’ lWiilFbe glecessaly Where Employment (‘alillotl

e oun .

(Special to 'l‘lle Guardian)

l0rgnuization Polic

the Peticral (lovornmeut will be: willing to i-o-opcrlltc. on the follow-l lug basis: Organization for deter-i luinillg wllcrc rqlicf must go arlll for distributing thc some shall be: ‘provided by the illullitzipztl author‘.- v .itl'es and ill cacti case before relief |l" till‘ llllflfi-“l- lltlflfilble (‘Xtclll ll; is given. anti .'ts_i'cliet' is continued 11181081! 0f Fclilffl a certificate must bc obtained from but, slloulll cllitlrgcucy relief lunns-, m.» (:()\'Q]'“n]ent pj,hh|oyhleh|_ Se], urcs |)l‘.t'(lllli‘ iict-cssaligv by rt-llrlou Vivi‘. ct‘ uttcrly uunvoidzlllll: sll()l‘llU-’,l‘. l

(VPTAWA. Doc. iii-Tilt! llllcm - ploymcut policy‘ of thc Dfilllilllfill (lovcrllllltanl. was aullouilccli toda_v., 'i‘llc gist of tile llllll0lll"i('(‘.lll(llll is this, "the situation should be met

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showing that tllc rlppliczlilil (‘llllllOl obtain cnlploynlcllt, i l

no REDUCTION m

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PR_|_[_}_E___[_l_F NEWSPRINT!

tS,-lct~i‘al lo The Guardian) ‘largest. concern in the United SUILA (JTTuAWA. DH! lli-rllvllfifi lYlB-lles, announced some time ago ll the [YNICO ot’ newsprint would collie, pricp or $130 he;- [m1 for {hp m5;

down in llir- bogilliling of llflllllfjhype months of 192p yerilr have received lllcir quictusI Tim (~X]]];1n{|l|()n,[|(\;],r1l of 11m lnstctltl an lannouncculcnt. is lllullel mgher rflrlpg ifor Albjfjbi nnd 31mm l1)’ llwv fil’ All" YflPl-rcst lllliiis llllttish Ls that lllosc two t-onlplnnlcs. ltlvell" nrluc for ‘while lllllJPr will lzol full ttllt! last llillf oi’ utzo have ilol-nl up on Jllllunry 1 to thc lliglicst ro |3|1pp]_\'inl£ IilP-lll‘ -p,"l.pci~ at $100 nl cord for contract nclvsprint. namely‘ ton or rive ‘cents per pound. on $140 a ton. ‘ contract ‘mode very evlrly this yearl The b11098 0i’ flflWSiYPlM When and lthnt they may have considered‘ vtllle rwau‘ broke out in 1914 was $38 ‘UIQlT customers would not. object i0 $40 be!‘ lfln. tit which ‘figure-mtg a lilhle more, considering t-he it had been renslns for sonlciorlvtonlogo they have mu for m». YMTB- ast six months. g i

The two (‘zinnrlilln lull-ls xvilichAp have announced $140 a ton for the! How SOME MONTREAL Ngwg. first part of 1921 are Spanish ill-l PAPERs HAVE PREPARED, vér and Ahitlhi. Spanish River’ 1'0 MEET THE |NCREA$. manufactures 600 tons n day. and. ED cOsT Aibitlbi 400_ They are tho two lzir- 1 ‘H981 mills on thc continent. The‘ Montreal newspapers have been‘ Simnish Rivco- (‘olnpilny is ‘known; prernring for ‘thc shock The .\ion~i to thrive its whole output for 1921|tnl=ni Gazette ‘ilns advanced its‘ contrltctctl for, and to have diccnlpl-iqp m five cents pol- copy, in}

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HE EMPiUYEEE Sltilli

Employees of Canadian National Railway A Cannot Hold Seats in Parliament. . I .

In

(S. ocial to The Guardian) ;us well. WIN‘ IPEG- "H" 16~—~0"'Y °", "Carfylni? llilF nil-corral to i‘ contiition that employee" oi the.

' ylogical conclusion. l po lll.*"d out A l Canadian National Railways rcsllznlym" reprehenmll.‘ “m! it wDu-H tilcil- scts in the Manitoba Legislat-zbe humangly hmh,,.,,;b|,. m h“. , urc llilllifllllflléi)‘ on the opening oi‘ vem the system h.,_,.,,mh,g h, “m. Ill" "i111" W"! FTP-slim" Hmlmla hot-bed of pol" ill intrigue, l illovccs of thc wad. In n letter future disruption nt‘ lllsflplilie m o YIN‘ .“<1>"ll“l'="i\'° vmllnllllPP "IPYllery department and to rile utte, who scill a recent delegation lOirum o; [he “ma, hmphrueh 1n ‘forollln. Pres. Hanna lays downlwhkh a" the Why“. or Qhnhuh this condition. The committee re-lwm-o 5° vpam- (-Oh,.h,-h..,|_--' l-licd it could not countenance any,‘ ‘ such suggestion on behalf of Mn. (lcorzc Palmer, .\l'. l.. .\. Druhtilin _ and .\lr. A, lJ. Moore, .\|. L. A.. for." Replying to .\lr. liatllln tho coin- Springfield. it is obvious, said Presgmittee representing t'~c railway - llilnnn il‘ lilo Rlliilvny Colnpany'men. states that i,‘ regards his lit pcrmlltml mPmbcrs oi‘ your ol'g:lnl-|titude as o. dfiflLllwllQll for t-lails nlions to cnicr tho political field legislation or .'l'.l"tlJr- d, trill-lento‘ and still rctnill lilcil" standing. the 0t the citizenship i-llrilts oi‘ Him. rlfillli‘ llrlviicgo would ncccssarllyiin this case, espl- izllly l-illilvnv sit ilnvr- in be oxu-ndcti in cvcry" oth-‘ployees. . , m‘ cmplttycc who was unrc-prcsent- "A general r-oufirlr: "ll oi v0.1 ctl in your organizations nnd all of- DOBIIIOII would no ll-Illli lnsiim nears he won ‘ 'tllat other enlpinyccs could Jlllt: “ll is obvious," said Mr. l-lanna, would take a Flllllllll" plsltion, st "if thc railway company permitted that. we might ill’ '1‘ l“‘rll nurse! ulcrnbcrs of your organizations .t0;\'¢B In 11H! Dos roll o: lfifflfl rep - l-ntcr the political field and stillAffiilelllfld "l Pflrllflmelll. Provincial l-otliln their standing. the same or federal. by no one required to privilege would necessarily have lflblir." to be extended to every other em- 51068 1N8 “IITQRDOIIUBXICVB 2P0 pioyee who is unrepresented in sublect o! dispute has been refer‘ your organization and to all ofllcers red toe board of arlillitrzition.

What Men Declare.

snllttlrs nlliiil inu‘stl nt nnltM “glam. l"."l:.l.‘..:‘:l"l..i‘t'.l:lmitt‘

Presentation. Chair Will be Ready ior Open ling oi Parliament.

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, Dec. 16.—-Right Hon. James Lowther, Speaker oi.’ the House of Commons. announced t0- day that he hopes to visit Canada abuot Easter in connection with ilc prcsclltutioll of a new speaker's

chair to the Canadian House o) Commons by the Unltde Kingdom branch of the Empire Pnrllamen r tary Association. it le expected the chair will be ready for the Oi ening of the next session of the l)‘. million Parliament. “m; T“; "Twlkv-ciit and] a poliice officer engagel tn an llterclit 0n. Tile oliceais. A- il. is alleged. was threatening Ll- ‘ cyclist, in whose ‘behalf t2 -- Cauon intervened. whereupon it asserted the policeman shot ll dead, the incident being fitness. ‘Specia. to The Guardian) (gzmlicfl Rfinltltflil lluglsll-‘g... ' The licemun was arrested al is tglzierstooll. will lie coll . llnsrtialed. ‘lilo affair has (‘JliH ST. JOHN. N. l3. Dec l6—-Grnntian immense scnsallon lierc a Hall, VicoPresident. of the C. iP. R. throughout the district. accompanied by R L, \Vanklln.l Canon Masncr. who was scvcu General lovtemltlve Superintendent years of use. 11ml W911 KHHW- of Montreal and J. il. ilvalleh. Gen sernd in sevazlll parishes of ti era] Manager of the Quebec Con» Oork dIOCGSP, ill‘ WHB ll miller“ Drill Railway, arrived in the city Nationalist of the ltedmond sullor.

I .~- Allille New: '

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llaid. llniion Sal-es Co. Box 1243i TORONTO- DBC- lib-T“ "e"

st John. ‘N. B. zzoa-lrlz-tlpthtllrlir covering the passenger rates ~ iii- Awhich will be in effect utter "l" WARTIDAFARMER. (MARRIED) and or the New Yea, an, helm; l...

tgassiot at (ox ranching. Com - sued m,“ week by the Q p_ p"

tort-able house provlded- ("ma tirnlld Trunk and thc Canadian Na-

reiorenceo rcrpilred. Apply Jns. “Una, Ruhwmh Th" [In-m provider;

‘L Judson flu“! Rouw- No‘ 1' [or l; ten per ccnt decrease from ‘Alexlndra’ the twenty per cont increase fir"!!! ed by the Dominion Railway Board and which went ilito effect oil S617‘ temher 13th last.

zsolllz-ll-slpd

KB monav AT noise-ole. “° W- lllid weekly rol- your

s”, spare time w“ ‘w y“; to» u. No cueaiiifil‘. l3?“ l...

ntruct qnfl | ‘ w... '."s.t.:::.."a.l.s: was. 51x Callhlrne at. Mo. ' new. 1mm. 1800 per-sens W‘ W‘

amreslted and 700 lmuorwllrrfl“! ‘bllts eelzed‘ by l» “fillfff sh non of eighty federal prohv

l-tton enforcement officers _ will“! uly -1 ‘m their effort to bleak bill‘) . ltiolllt sunspot-lotion of liquor _‘~‘- tween New York and Bmston, one snail... ‘so also» we»: myrtle? ti} “£1; .‘ r0613?” '7 a ‘Mo; Clam wen-thin is lnow . Carter, Amt§m°ér_ -f I - h. pig wmfi-ilqnyqilooticut, Mir. Mo

2818-17 m» ml‘ n»; in Ii ‘Aucrlou on: or ciloics

dill! . ~ . . °' eiifolltitl‘.

. , iron" and "Dllnn. but-hallo. and‘ shah. loat- lbtli qt othervlqo

lrosseu, n . ‘vlcfllifllwllilllll in 1 d‘

Jill .

'- 7w i ""7. _ . -» -- l..:°,,,“,"’,*h,f?'§,13,'§‘ a’; FQUND 4mm. Bum or Mon. commlupm uni.‘ 3mm.‘ emu‘ W. Owillor collltunnp vendors.

l L) "id Reflex peltspMinlr. lillusk- a“ "t. etc. Having the best posi ‘"116 connections with lending‘ "r houlel in Iiondon, New York. - Louis and other centres, L’ "' "1 l Nlltion to handle any ' arr"!!! of raw fur at the pro -

"n: mum priced. Con-cg .

._____________.___.__ ‘FOX mm‘ Av-reurlou-we are now reodytmoccept applica- tions for the rdjiltntion of fox- oo in The Collection Fox Breed- ol-c Association. A iimon forms for ntemberdltip and roliritratton u won as Tattoo Cards will be

rhinos solicited. m. l-l. Boy - nil-ounce on request. n. n. I °"- nsuinoroide, P. ll. l. Monllley. summer-side. Body. ‘ M; " r‘. "" ' l . _ 1- ~8- . a, we». .. are ‘ :::.*.*..‘....2', \ - _ l, "pflldr. » t w‘ ‘ f‘ }.

WASHINGTON. Ilen- menlbers of the Senate in a 101111 letter today urged the l nltfll States, Slate Dqpartlncllt to protest with the British Governllicnl against the recent. rciusnl of tho British Enlbztssy hero to vise pass- ports for members oi‘ the C0lllfllli< iec appointed to make first liuntl investigation into conditions in Ire» land by commission oi‘ a conllnittce of one hundred investigating the Irish question. The action of the

Mrs. J. l’. Gordon, Dr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Beer. Mr. and Mrs. C. ‘L. Miles, Mr. and Mrs. W. F‘. Tid- marsh, Mr. and Mrs. "ll. R. M189. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 0. Morson. Mrs. (l. W. Hodgson, Miss ‘Rose Dsgblilelayi, llMdss linden llobkirk, Mr, Jolln F. Hobkl-rk of Toronto, Mlr. ll. W‘. Dinning. Montreal. Mr. E, Sterling Blanchard, Montreal. Mr Joseph Doypg, Mr, Thomas Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘Tan- ner, Sour-ill, Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgi’- Mnllon. Nalifax. Miss Nellie Gilles Mr. ii.

PAP» Mm‘ 1mm" ahken’ . British Ambassador. thc lcticr ‘vaston peak__.@_.__-e' st Janms hum’ said. is an instance of the kind 0i‘ Governmental slmprcsslon Milt

D. B. Hanna Will Nnt_ Onit Chairmanship

OTTAWIAQmI) Ila-n “E331? l sr. JOHN, Dec. l6.~l<lrlrvc}' Mlt lilezdretifrctrlrilo govern-merit railwnyslchell of Keswlck. N. B». former were officially‘ denied this afternoonwiuiry inspector for thc Federal “Thu-e is not n word of truth inGovernmeilt, was appointed Dep - the story." it was stated. i111)’ WYIWCY‘ "A Aifricmmw‘ for I The rumors associated the name;the Province oi‘ new llrunslvick.

truth of free silflwhimid may be Te‘ stilt in serious dflllilfi‘ l0 Th" lflenil‘ ly relations or Great ilrltnln and the llnited States.

ills-Ton

, will run the full tweuLv-foul‘ hours‘

., . . . - , . . - ' '. d nvtlirlu. Canada, Mrs. Philip Palmer. Mrs. _ d ,1 F, _] blind refusing older-s oficrctl on its 0\\ll.plfiCe or three cents. La P-resscl today on an important trllp to the but in recent §clll~i nil