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IONA-RY TEMHER KILUE o a amt. osmium u. s. ATTITUDE on ..§.u...l¥i§u§“1§3€§n83“‘ zpoo cases or sooz: cavruneo av .n~av.g.N.uE CUTTER‘ TWENTY ‘Nllggin IN El-ivkrsn 1mm cou.|s|ou' STEAM-ER PR PERO hand uno on EAST coAs-r OF NEW. FOUNDI-AND. uo-‘rnacs or mlsem-e AIR PILOT. '

(BY OUR OWN WIRELESS.)

‘ALT LAKE. Doc 17——No trace n4 of missing air pilot Henry Boonstra who left here by ne Prlduy morning for Rocky rings with air mail.

asst/maroon Dec 17—\Frelght-

IWAISHSFNIGITON, Dec 17--Stone wnll of ofiliciul silence still sur- rounds administration purposes with regard to American aid in German reparations deadlock.

~l'l1A.lJlll"AX. N. 8.,

Dec 17-

Poincure govern meat

France Abandons Rhur Occupation

(Special to The Guardian.)

smells, Dec 17—I~‘ra.nce has abandoned the ideu of OCCUDYIllLZ the Rhur Basin. This important Inodification of the French polcy announced in a dospatch to the vStnr on Thunsdiay was formally cunttirmed yecltenwdhy by Premier Poinc‘ure‘a significant declarations in the Chamber of Deputies.

Poincaire Vote Of Confidence

(Specilal to The Guardian.) IPAiRPS, Dec, 16 -— The chumiber of Deputies early this morning after a lengthy debate guve the a vote of

New Japanese Ambassador To U. S.

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(Special to The Guardian.) i TOKI-O, Dec 17—lAppointme.n't of Foreign Minister Masonite Hflll-{lldlffl as ambassador to Wash- ington ‘was comfiirnietl/ todlay .by tho Cabinet. Tokich-l Tanukn duc- ceedis Hanihura in the foreign ministry. ;

Dail Consul Is Warned

(Special to The Guardian-l NEW YORK Dec. l6—lDaniel J. McGrath, formerly Dali Eifeilll" consul to the. Ilnitell lStates, tutti‘ was warned to leave the UH ‘ll States bcforo the morning of c.

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Wlllvn. first of o. pair of 245 3.19am" prwperu owned b . - ..

_ ~ _ y New- cmlfldence; u"? "lie W46 "12 1° ter who signed himself, authoitlty L “H lmme" m‘ New Y|°Pk foundlland Government fast 76- lrish Republican Army." ' *1 7309""! "fidfi- lliillclwil YBB- aground on Horse island Green »

riiny at Sparrows Point.

ivAsHiliNlGTON, Dec 1'l—Con- titutzloinal amendment providiux or election of preslldamt and vice- rtsiderit by popular vote of coun- ry as n. whole proposed in resolu- lon introduced by Rep, Llneber- or, Republican, Gallium/in.

Pond. east coast of Newfoundland and DOlIM-WIIB heovi-lry, vessel be- lieved to have passengers aboard.

lwinslflilwcuouv. Doc .17—‘Il3- motion of army officers und~ sep- aration from service of 1858 com- mlissionerl; personnel ordered by (longress has been completed by war department.

IIIAJITFORD, Conn, Dec 17- iforty-sluz amateur radio stations heard by Bri-tilsh amateurs in one lay of trans-Atlantic tests of Am- erican radio league. a record an- nounced. here.

ANNAIPOLIIS Dec 17-—Two hours of actual pluyiing time was requir- ed before University of Pennsyl- vania. defeated iMidbahipmen in soccer game today 2 to 1.

‘NEW YORK, Dec 17—Nc\v Hamburg American liner Albert Ballin, scheduled to enter service between the German city and New York was launched yesterday at Hamburg-

CONWTANTINOTLE. Dec 17- Ameri-can, Oyer Balndridge yeuter day rescued .200 from burning French hospital shlfp vinhlong in sea of Marmara, vessel took iii-e on western outskirts of Coulsiun-

Ontario Legislature

lo Legislature will nssenilble for its next. session on January 23rd.

Speaker Saved

the first time in twenty years the Speaker of the Legislature

might by casting vote saved government from defeat. The divi

Program Ready ' Meets Jan. 23rd

(Special to The Guardian.) TORONTO, Dec. IO-Jfhe Ontar-

lsoeclai to The Guardian.)

OTTAWA, Dec. 1G—lt was offi- cially intimated this morning that a redistribution hill will be one of the llillpl_\i'flllll its-ins of legislation in come ibefore the House ut tho coming session shortly offer ii ' ' r - opens. The government proposes also to proceed with the revision ‘ of the Bunk Act duo this Y9?" Estimates are practically ready for

‘ ‘presentation now. it is understood

and these will be gone over by

cabinet council and then again by

VICTORIA, B. C.. Dec 17—For

last

me turn, before they are brought

down. A request was also made

tl-nople. fifteen of those aboard

BOSTON‘ D°°~ 17'—Emph“tm Vlnhlong are miisslng.

denial nf reports of influenza epi- nemic at local navy yaru‘ made by officers at Chelsea Naval glospllfll- Many cstarrhal colds reported us. condition. at hospital rornml _ney say.

NEW YORK, Dec 17—Miss killed- by shark while bathing On beach nelarSan Juan, Port Rico, word received here says she wus u. missionary teacher.

h ‘ Ttlnu Oregon, Doc. 17. -

slon was called of R. member for Esqulmalt, who tntro- duced u Katherine Bourne Tarboro. N. Cmtleuling with the registration wills.

carriel into effect and the

some time ‘ugo to the Auditor Gen- eral to have Ihls report ready for presentation within n. fclw days of the House opening. This report is understood to lbe practically com- plated.

Privntc members will provide plenty of material for discussion ‘with resolutions and bills which

vole l they bring forward.

on the initiative H. Pooley, Conservative technical amendment of

A demand for division though objected to by theoppositlon was

or iniprnvtment work ncosi wwsmnmqw“ Dec y,-_.D-;g.. "Lam-Mo 1"“ ""18 ¥°"9'i"“'~‘l"“ armament conference to deal with Inn" 1°!’ Tulllsimmmn 0t ‘M’ land undi sea armaments between‘ “an? “'9'! f 1U’- ‘ all governments having dliploma- , 4 - . tic relations with the U. S. ro- . NE“ ‘ORK D°°~ 17'“"Tw°“'3"posed by Senator King, Democljrut. 978°“ we " mlumd am‘- 5 mm‘ Utah, in resolution referred with-l had thmw" 191° Pam“ whcnlout dlscussifon to committee. l |.vlfii;.- moving train on clovirzd 1 huttle, crtvleed into rear of cast- iuud No seven. Women and chil ren among victims.

smrvuwncui, ‘Dec 17—Scho0nerl Snlvathlice with 2,000 cases of at. cohnl aboard: flying French flag canal-Earns s. o. ve- n-iiilmhiili‘ Sfitiéii?‘ §f..."-.‘“"駧." lagmshm, wmlalngm- m“k91“turod together ol‘-f this port yes, 0m Ihflmnme t° Cub“- Put l-‘Itenlzny by coast guard crew, com-l are yesterday for repairs to fun mandétll "by Ctapinln (inns Sui-li- .e|- danmged M- 595 "(l tllrefliamvnnf Salvath-tce obensllbly hound 3 m ‘30115959- from Amtwerp to Santiago, 'Cuba. put under armed guard as prob- able rum runner, Star similarly guarded as probable supply slll-p.

JWiAS-PMNGTON. Dec 17——Sccre- ry Denlby; approves hill provid- g for dellivery of silver service ed on old battleship South Cnru- ‘NOR-FOLK. Vfl.. Dec 17-—HamP' na to Daughters of American tan Roads Naval Training Sta- evolution of South Carolina. tllon b01111: team defeated Great vy committee stays in reportingJLake-s Training Station in five of ill to House. eight bouts for interttratning sta- tfon championship of Atlantic - Iconst. There were two knockouts. CHIAWl-Esmoii. S. C.. Dec 17- Pomeroy, Hampton Roads. knock- ieflnlPhlll Tillfifi Wlilifih 100k flfeled out Woodin in fiifth round of rldny arrived yesterday aiter- lightweight event nnd wentsng W" from GPHSEOW. blolfl BXUB- Meyer, Great Lakes, knocked out fished. ilnmase to cargo about "Mstchett in second round of light- 900. while no damage pfacflfithgayyjwgiluh1 event, lly sustained by vessel.

You’re Sure lo villi ii Right Willi a Plfifltilll for iilt Home!

When- in Doubt, Make It Something for the House

This Christmas.

_ There's a Good Rule u.

‘ ‘ Follow-la Gift for thqQld Homeor the New-Que, Your Family or .1083‘ Friends.

You'll flpghe fight idnlo of Thin M Lime um». new r» T» "mo" In gm ‘ibhriltmne um ‘Sup-

stood 22 ‘o 22. his deciding vote defeated amendment.

T z > ‘- he spew" £21 ‘Major C. G. Power. Liberal] mem-

bcr for Quebec South, has nnnouii (red thul he intends to mov for ‘ [the Wlhllilfllllllll oi’ Caiudn .. m ihv League of Nations and this is

HOIIOIflmwn- to precipitate n dcbntc.

Former Dail Eireann Consul Is Threatene

mow YORK. ‘Dec 17-—Daniel J MoGi-ath, former ‘Dali Eirennn consul to ~the Uni-ted States, imluy was warned to leave the United States before the morning of lico- ZG-th by a mysterious letter \\':'itor who signed himself “Authority. Lrish Republican Army".

Mr McGrnth refused to 00111111“! on the warning. but admitted lilo‘. the letter held him responsible m!‘ the executions last lfiridny of llory O'Connor and three other lrisli Republican army officers.

The Weather, Etc

MORE DAYS, TO 5H0?’ i GET TFHS‘ n BRQAD CAST- DO YOUR seq me-

v ~ REV. J. A. MGDOIIHM Sly Georg-eiMontagiug .3‘.i“si's"ii..lrs.iirr. *.';."~....*“::;>Ha1‘P@P Killed And Boston, decorated with pinks and ' Chrysanthemums for the occasiomLady were the scone n,‘ u bullion-t rc- ception, toneiered by tho many; LONDON, Dec l7—l.iciii~n.'n\t tirientls ofilev John A. MaiclJou- General tSir Geoff!" uld of Grund River, P. E. l. flllnrpcr, K.:(‘..-B.. G.0.(‘..,

The Rev. Father was returning Sm thorn Command since 1919, was. from u ivell-earnctl vacation, huv- klllfiil mid Milly PTO-Tiler ‘YRS 59"“ in; travelled iby ‘mm from p_ E,|ciisly injured today through their l., to Plttsbnrg, Pa” calling at‘. motor car skidding into rt iinnit and Gordea Mo" Boston, Pi'ovitlc.nco,ioverturning, near fili<erlvrrzzzx New York, Plill-lzidelphiit und llniti more. und Sir George's skull was fruc-

Greetings- over, Mr. D. A. Mac tllTOil. life served in both the

Ilolilfllili itook iihie dhaiu" nnd- un-‘South African and the lute Euro- nonnced a varied. program of rare pean wars. . merlu. Arnbngt tho numbers‘ be- ing vocal solos by Dr. Dave Mc Noliy, Alniun McNuliy and Wm. Murphy, choir leader of St. Marks Church; violin selections by Mr. and Mrs Gilli and Mrs. Wm (‘ame- ron and Miss Mary Cameron of New York. ‘High-land Fling by little Frances ‘McDonald, Step dancing by W. B McDonald, Alex ands-r McNoiii and others.

An address was" read by Rich- ard E. Johnston, former pupil of Fr. John at St. Dunstans College.

The final number was a pre- s-entution address by a former class-ulate.

P. A. Maclntyre lately of New York, now of Boston spoke warmly oi’ “Our Guest" as stud- ent, priest and scholar, und on behalf of those present, present- ed a handsome gcZdhaatl-etl cane, stilt-ably inscribed.

lFr. Joh_nl exprrrsszel sincere up- preciution oi‘- this and other kind- nesscs by Bosfinn freends. and also hearty congrutulrrtons upon the success of so many of his Island friends abroad.

Refreshments were served in the Dutch room, presided over by Mrs. Wm. J. McDonald, assisted ‘bv Mrs. Joseph S. McKinnon and Mrs. Linus B. MciDondid.

Amen-g those present from out of town were parties from Quincy ivel-leeby. Hoiiiston, Salem,

Lynn, Lawrence Jud even far away Broc-ton. t

A spirit of jolly good fellowship prevailed and all expressed plea- sure in having as their guest the semi-cl Father John.

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iilondensed Specials

RQTIIUF-iiiu per line per day. 9o inc per any for I day: or over. I lino per day for 6 Glyn or over. Count 5 words to I line. Groups of figure: inl in! letters. count u: one word. L0 per cent. discount goi- euh. Ad rm forms out of d. d mun. be pnid for. Special Rates fllfflllhfll Room ltd. 75o for seven ' Situation 50c per

TORONTO. o:..ierly winds snow in some lo- cslities.

High tide this morning at 10. 47. and tonight. at 10.11

Sun- sets this» aftcrnon

Dec. 18.—Modernt

for one week. at ‘H7

seven Words.

a

. ;§;iumn| In l Ted We

and rises tomorrow afternoon at 37.

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‘FOR CAI-ISO ACRES CHOICE New moon liionduy Dec 18th lnlirl with good buildings there-ago rpm, on near thl city Apply Guardian Gnmmoraitle title eighteen min-

t office 10780-18-5i

utes inter than Chariotetown.

i Col/IBIS at... and island Lille

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANAD.A_ MONDAY, DECEMBER 18,1922.

26th, by u. mysterious letter ,fi-|

For Parliament-

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REM

wiltniif [Xitliliil Siiiiflilii ii SIH H. lHilHNlUN. K. H. t.

Reception Held at Legislative Chambers and Luncheon at Victoria Hotel. Mem- orial of Railway Grievances Presented

‘ by Board of Trade Replied to by Sir Hen- ry, Who Promises Correction of Auto- mobile Transportation Difficulties and Consideration of Other Matters. Party Left Saturday Afternoon for Mainland.

- -'l‘l:c ilr-‘lvfll in U19 ‘lily on Satur- to investigate local problems and dry of Sir Henry ihvrninln K-BJJ- ilifflcultlcs and to establish u fecl- President and General Manager of [ng 0g (jgnfldgnce_ m, purpose 1,, tliu Canadian National Railways. uvnngullciil. it is to stir up the 4""! Pll-‘i ilflfil‘ Cfiilfilfiliilg "Y 0V9? trnxiepnrtation soul of the (zountry,

‘ re of nronlinant rn-livfly‘ vffl- to try to let lightlntodarlfpluces

the lillnicter of Finance on his re-z

| | I mmmgme llctrr tMcqualtl and, other local ul-io the danger of having only one

Both were pinned undcr ilic tar '

, work: - centients from some of those win spect to details. The local official

‘ of the hall the taiblet which com- deal with those smaller questions

. s was wuicomcll Willi F0111 air] to soc ii‘ all cannot he induced cordiullty. The liresidentls itrain n, work together m make the no. arrived ill. 9.30 am. and left in 1.111110“ whm every citizen Qhgulfl the ufttxrnviozi r-n return to the MS“ it m mo‘ H‘) already m,“ niz-iinlimll, Tim party were mo’. in hynught, in Ms attention some of M“. till’ 311' "l" ""'“'\"ll"'ll““ tho. trunsportntlmi difficulties un- ifonrnilttec of the Boflfll 0f Trade oer which we in this iprovlnce lluytw Jenkins 11nd othtrs nnd 5mm; and he took great P103511“ shortly aflur 11 o'clock a ffflmfllfl" receiving the memorial l)resen. \‘.'t'.l".(l'.l'i§> wire vXiéflilPli iii the LCM-Mod up behalf of the Baird of islntive Chunlbers by Presl:ls-n'.1q~rade_ He expressed 1,1,3 {hanks E. ll. B891’ n! i118 T304111 0t Traded for tlhe ‘temtpcralte flunguage , ill] ills Hollnr in.‘ LiWI-Hluit Govcr- ‘vhicth it was couched and for the

[non nnd Pvc-micr Boll. A mcmor- very just ‘my in wmch a]; the ‘P1 set-tins Twill {he EY!9V3_11¢95.°1' arguments ivere presented. the Province was r8841 by ‘Ml? W» This province helbileverhshouli

It‘. Tizlmarsh of the Board of ’l‘rnd'.=,',nnke u good d...“ o; money out of to which 5h‘ HQIIYY TE-Pllgd "1 3- vls-itnrs who come lac-re, and of Hhiffivh longer than 1111i’ ‘he Md d9‘ course the better the irunspota- livercd on his trip this side 0f “on facilities the more V1511”; Montreal. He Drflllllseil "b? 119*,‘ we might expect. There is some summer a re-atllustment of m“- difficulty at present in the trans-

(4) (5) DO loot

Completion or TreatyTresident 0t Poland

Will Be Delayed

(Special to The Guardian.)

hAtUSlA-NINEJ, iiDbc ‘lb-Draining of the Treaty of Lausanne Ls now in progress. It seems impossible however th-at any complete docu ment can even be initiated be- fore Christmas. it is rumored that Jan 24 has iboen fixed as-the ten- tatlve date for signing the pact.

staff and to have every member of it take pride in his work and serve the puibllc courteously, faith- fully and efficiently.

iNant Fniendly Feeling.

"We want and must have a friendly feeling among the public and we must by our actions bring the public to see that they can re- pose oorrfidence in the administra- tion. if we can produce team-work within the organization; and co- operation and friendly feeling without, it should be measurably within our reach to relieve the burden which now rests upon tax payers through the annual deficits which have from time to time come about.

"We must not judge t-he future by the past. ‘vi/bile there ins been some degree of efficient-y and co- operation nnmng the staff. neces- sarily that condition could not be developed to lite same extent as will be the case when the whole is Ibrought under one administra- ting umbrella.

Problem Must Be Solved.

"We who have had some oppof. thlllty to face the. problem ap- prrach it will: confidence. That is J19 only way anything can be ap- broached, A man who thinks n thing cannot be solved is not ill-sly to solve it. ziils with a fcchn! that ll. liirfsT

Ific rates on automobiles crossing Forum“ o; automobile. between lirllln Borden “nil flisllfeil m“ g3‘ the uininiund and the island and tliering that the other grievances the pa», charged seems to be m] would rcccive full consideration, the n-afflc will bean H9 was very lhnt dill not nlcdso anything M‘- reluctant to nmke promises in ther. , iudvunce lbut he would say that

lei the zifternoon he was the this is one flung which Wm be EH95! 0f 1191")!‘ of the UMP-l 05 corretateil beforeihc summer busi- Trnflc ut n llmflhellfi a! U"? V13" nvss commences. The Railway will ‘tnrin llotul and ut 2 o'clock i-cturn- 1U- m pmvlde an expeditious and |id Willi his P0113’ l0 hi5 irfllll. r-uny method for visitors to reach which left shortly fl‘flf3l"\V2\l‘(l5. qw province t“ we get teem Tho train consisted of five cars 11,. c m. m“; 16a“, gt w ynu to lll'8.\\'n h)’ Locomotive 151.6 of the 1,11“. as much money from (hem Prlncc ldil-wsirtl lslnnll railway with n; you can," he said. , Dfivfil‘ Allklllfi ‘Cflnlemn "i! the ln regard to stnwiurdizatlon of throttle and Conductor J. 1-‘. Mc- this railwiuy, itllllS toomiplnlnt Sir Donald in. lchurge, flcfifllllililflieil llvury said was in a fair way to from Ilortlen by Snperinicfldent bc corrected. ile hoped that he G1" “Y. Dlfiififlf Piiflfiellfivi’ QlilC-Oi‘ uouiplction of the line would not " W- (Yliwkm. M11519!‘ NlP-(illiililc long be. deferred. He apprecluted

officials. connecting link ‘between the l5- lund and mainland but the providing .; of the second car ferry he did not wish to promise in thc immediate l After crossing 0" the '9“ FOP"! futilrc, us it involves u. good ieni Si: ll(-nr_\'s irniri waited ut Eincr- Q1‘ money, Tho dupgoyg are fully

Summerslde Ddegation.

--ld Junction and picked up n dcle upprrv-iiltcd and will he given con- gzition 0i‘ citizens from ‘Sumimer- sitlcrhzion. side, consisting oil Mayor Cnmp- The congestion of traffic’ re- ‘bcil, President Lucas Allen of zine [erred to in the memorial was lsummensido Board of 'i‘r-.ide, something about which he did not President iLelloy Holman of the know, und it will have to be in- Maritime Board of Trude. Iii‘. J. vvsiigult-i‘. with the local officials. It‘. dVlt-Ncill, Messrs. l-lnrry l-Iolman, 'l‘he some with rsgnrd to thq A. E. hit-Loam, M. P., Geo. Mut- freight rates. This problem must tart, Chas. Hensley. A. it. Brcn- ire approached with a great deal of nun, Melville Bradshaw, B W. caution because it effects the Tanton and ‘H. M. Downing. The gross receipts and these in turn Vdclcgution was given an ititervlcw affect the facility with which it lwith Sir Henry upon the arrival will be possible to reduce the ‘of the train at Charlottetown. burden on the tux lpayers. He After inspecting the tenninnis could not say very much about ltere the visitors at 11 o'clock pro- tliem, except that wherever they, ceeded to the Legislative Cham- are considered a barrier to the hers to receive the formal wel- development of different sections icomc of the city and province. of the country‘, 0r wherever it is ‘There was a large attendance. thought that t-hey reduce traffic President E. ‘H. Boer of the Chnr- instead of increasing it, the nint- ilottetmvn Board of Trade presi- ter will be thoroughly investigated. dell nnd after briefly extending ai svelcomo called upon. His l-lonori Lieutenant Governor MacKinnon and Premier Bell who also wel-I -A very significant point in the comed t-he visitors. iMr. W. F. memorial Sir ‘Henry considcfcd.| Titimnrsh then rend the memorial was the question of the authority referred lo above and which is of local officials to deal with local given in full in another column of questions, "We hove not yet ham-l The Guardian. President Bceflmtzled the Canadian National then called upon Sir Henry Thorn- Railways into one entity," he said. ton whose address was punctuatedfilt is made up of three constit- with frequent applause. uont parts, operating as units and‘ "ve have not had time io develop, |un organization which will bring Itlie" into compete urcperation "Sir Henry in reply thanked hlaylltn '.'.-\* will mine and llic clmfel- hearers for the privilege of meet- ring of sufficient authority upon ing them and of uddressingthem l0 (ll officials to donl with local within the historic walls of the questions sud il-znus mat Legislative building, wherein understood was born the great be taken up. in fact, we must Dominion of which we are all have en official in each locality proud to call ourselves citizensqwhn an. deal expeditiously with lic had no doubt that perhaps local matters. There will be com seine of the older people present. pic-to centralization of Headquar- pirticipated in the monumental terz» with regard to Ipollcy, certainly they were ties-complete decentralization with re-

A Significant Point.

. Sir Henry's Addren.

Jill. l-Ie nail-av‘ at the other end will have sufficient authority to memorntes the evmt anzi itbears which if not dealt with ‘become a a motto which is significant, and nuisance and seriously retard ad- should be significant, of the nd- vaucemant."

ministration of the Canadian Nal The great object of the Railway ticnul Railways and iln relation to Board was to glvz- efficient trans- ihs peoples of Canada. The tnbiet portntlon without 2's 1n- nming a bus the element but silent wm-tlszihzivtlcr. on the people and this 1N UNION THERE LS S‘i‘ltENGTl-l.‘Sir Henry believed could be ac- l-le looked to have union within compllshed: iby accurate and satie- the ranks on the Railroad and factory organilutlm; the filiingof union with the people withmit.~rr-rn~ mlbla W!!! with mcn of in- Unl-m, cooperation and sympathyhteiligence and ability, and last, and n desire to help will be the but by no means least by courage.