3ruas‘wA~-rsn.

979F511. l7

_Armenian

I The Paper Tlal caves-s Prince Edward

intg to nBxYJtiu/te for n

with the Allies. would Angora destpatch itlodny. Hamed Molwhtiar Bey. Commissary

Island

l" min-shallow. ' i

oa lets tevv o I!“ 1's fleecing assassins-Inge! lg-m-m

lullllsi nllnniisis Hiiflilil inulllll

pt Ofllces of Some Storm

Neutral Power to Mediate With Allies

for Peace.

for likrreign Affairs. of Mustqplia Kemal y to accept the good of late with the Allies." ilillseamy is quoted as d

negotiations can begin an otffer is made.

Foil. A. L. strains Condition Unchanged

(Special to The Guardian)

Nationalists are will settlemen‘ lug to an Quoting

Blivernent Turns Upon Turks

(Special to The Guardian)

TIFLIIS. aJn. iii-The Armenian government. on

ed the Komalis um dcmunding

oration for dalm- tire Turkish occ

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iuttlvnr». 41in SPECIA

. ._ ,. ...- .. . . t, ..,. _§.>.:> ‘JNO.’ ALFRED AMcDON

Land Surveyor, Hermsnviile.

vTrlurzo sswiun-svtrn: DAY or piece way. Alfply 32 Hensley Si.

EWANTEDfTQQEFEVB"_FE'EAIEIBFOF young pigs. Apply Ernest Burke.

R. R. No. 1. Southport.

FOR SALE WOOD BLEIGH AND KIWI." ‘

' box. Apply W.

rliXElTEa wanrilifler on mp class for Montgomery West Point, W. J. Wortiuan. Bea

O’l.eary, R. R.

FOUND-PAROE

5.8

No. I

__________._.. L AT RATEN-

bui'y’s warehouse. Owner can

have some by applying to Raten- C

biiry‘s warehouse.

‘WANTED-GIRL FOR unheard. housework. Apply Mrs. F. W. Hyndmsn, 281 Kent St.

__._____.________.__._ °8MALL POTATOES FOR SALE iviliiam Jacques. Kinkors.

._._. ._______._.__ .__.__. ‘WANTEDF- FOR “SALVATION

Army rummage

sale" old boots.

clothing. furniture. stoves, car-

pcts and dishes.

etc., etc. Phone

823. 'l‘eam calls January 24. 26, 26

and 27.

._,_________________.,_. ‘WANTED. — SECOND CLASS

Teacher for Valls, School for

balance of school year. Supple- ment $75 for your. ADDY to Ber

nnrd lllcTague, Secy. Ions.

BWANTED {Fe-rice "lmmam housewzrk. Good

for general wages. Reference 248 Grafton St.

required. Apply

_,_______i____-_... FOR BALE AT KENSINGTON A

new dwelling house and two acres of land in connection. Very

desirable location.

Apply to P. 0.

Box 124. Remington

some good muskrst and mink.

in the ballroom of the Commodore Am paying highest prices in Hoiei articles. shill '

Canada for these

by express or parcel post. Prompt rioturn-E. H. Raynor. Bummer- s

do.

uornmodated with

helium». can ea sc-

roomssud

Marti in private house with all modern oonvsstfenssa. ‘ocation. Apply "J, I C." 0"‘

n~e~uaa

-__...__..________. FOR BALE-PARTY

‘Ill to date designed

lly. Hollow Bpok Bone. 81 feet tit cockpit. sail ares so square feet, for design and particulars. stpply to R. Loan. flouris -___

‘Pmv land N

buildin Water

‘in Pliovln-clsl. pi Wlmted

""11 or distributor tlitiovml 1

ncluding

ratios?“ 0 . We.

ATE SALE-M ACRES 0F ew house and good out- xs. never failing stream of across centre of farm. 15 acres of land ready for crop. 6 Icres of good hard and soft "Md: clear titlaJChal. ILIHOIIIIOI Namrahiv

Reliable Manufacturers

advertising. fast seller.

scar-tape»-

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C. Me-

UTRIIUYOI

l

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RGBG

h‘ ' » 44’

BWN

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\\\ ‘~ “Q \\_\\

by livery - ody

CHA

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in the cabinet "wt

wer to med r; The Com eolariug the as soon as

(Special to The Oua OTTAWA, Jan. pposgdiby gowed by lOtll 0f H011. A

them and the Turkish Nationalists.‘ according to reports here. ches said the government ‘l

. 19—The condit Stilton, Secret» is iltl in his Chateau Laurier. is . 8hr, Clifton Sif- er. arrived yesiter- nto. While no state fciaidy issued thds morn ‘M . Sifto ' edriiiai mgr: a: In the Board of Trade rooms yes- iiim ii“ Minisiei. torday. a representative of fox men mot Major Cr of the Finance Depnrtmcn worked. Business declined and it wa’ and presented throxgl‘ the]? was seen that foxes mtust come to drain“: {la legitimate value. Being desirous s m ' as er‘ f making a good shoving, com-

Dauies sent out statements bnnmmvmcial “ad D°m1m°n ‘elm-limit “m” Em‘ “ch

there were Rom

Despai. "Willa-HEW 4i] 59m; ton. his ‘broth ts with an ultinzilt- day TF0‘!!! TOTO withdrawal t.o the D9111 W118 Vi!’ frontier of 1914, indemnity and PQDEM" as to 3,893 gugfglngd h] IHSEOII It W38 84.8.1 upati-on of Alexandliiiliile alien-Se B1141 ropol and Kars by Soviet Kemalists W88 81>!" (lilllfl W

Successful CIIIICFIE _ Last Evening

of the best entertainments year was furnished at St. Dru-mama's Parish Hall last even- ing when the Boy Scouts furnished 41 W110’ wncelrt- follows: There was a large attendance anal the various numbers were car ried out in a manner ref high ere It upon the perfori more detailed report of the event will appear in next issue. ___--£0-§-——

sfi Ls I One ._-..-‘ of the ALD

lectiflng

Board of Trade Committees AppointedI

At a meeting of the CounciLI harlottetown Board of Trade h Tuesday and presided President 'A. A. Pomeroy lowing committees were rip for the ensuing yeur: Transportatloln-l-l. V. Buntain. m” “H”! "".f‘.?2‘°¥l‘;'i3’;f..”h?‘§if.‘;..., .. -- » we J‘ Hughes’ s‘ A’ McDonald‘ these extravagant prices. lt wasI"°'-“‘°“b _Publlcity and lmmiqratiom-J. O. not good business, and we rmiiw llynduian. C. H. Chandler. E. T. but ii w" iii, mam hearty thanks able result of supply and demand. 51mm’ Crelghmn and Entertainmenh-W. F. Tidmarsh when we “m. bu,“ oiii me boi.

School.

that now; Higgs.

Jas. Paton. E. l-LBeer.

industrlak-lsaac Carter, P. W., Turner; C. L. McKay, P. A. Smith.

British Boxers Defeat Americans _ In New York le

boxers made a clean sw

r-"oa sate-l WILL ssu. av ti" “mm” 1"" "i" lirivive sale B0 acres of land. 40 acres cleared. Would make‘ a first class dairy farm. Well wat~ ercd and the best of pasture- John it. Morrison, Darnley, Lot 18.

the first international lusts ainesit staged by the tlonal sporting club.

The champions of the Loud icc force and British army n

fasted the best respective Ameri- - WANTED can classes before a large crowd

Mimi

l" Smuts Election Practically Assured

LONDON, Jan. 19. t South Africa whore the general ol- Pznvgiiz: cotton light is nearing its conclus- y ' ' ion indicate, says a Crpe to the Times. that the Nationalists (the Boer element) beaded by Gen- eral Hertros and consisting of the principal opposition Smuts. is alarmed and dissatisfied with their leaders. in the Grant’ Re- reoently an entire Nationalist meeting with its chair- men acceded from party and 10in- ed the south African or Sinuts Party.

inet District.

of Mrllnwellmne nos-row. Jen. ia-aohhy Jos- °°'°"'°' “min, M. ephs. featherweight, of this city. ins. exclusive territory. won his bout with Joe Mandoll. oi Philadelphia. tonight. The referee the prawn in the seventh

-,- t inglawiifldll

l'.+.-.-.;. --~'~ "‘ FMF’

RLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1921,

ITALIAN

Week.

(Special to The Guardian)

employment of violence to secure in control o’ the government peeled to be reached by til in" 'n longress nro t- was iiorecnsted ates or those

ilTlE

y Scenes in the Or gross Which has Bee

{q

SCCEJIJIULS can aft |‘."tllll3.lillil‘y mean

"The fox industry at the present time is in a very critical condition it needs to be encourngedgrather ESIZ“..§"Z°.'?.“J;“.°S.; .t;‘;‘:::..:".:'; Federal and Local there is, a good deal of discourage- mentdhltiaud It l“ wmildfgsd that the word “depreciation" should not ‘m? ma!” 'l':i°“‘:r°5 a oiptmffbe applied to the changes due to 9m “m8 W0“ no he m we u er Wluctuation of the market, and that [the claim ti» put before the Com- missionor sl auld be for the reduc-

tion of capi ll stock. Mr. McLure .In 1912 when the fox business! -

' i M.li~:t idith di- became active-like every otheriggssionr o‘ s" J0 m’ n e a in demand-pricesi ' iiie i-Di_ went up. This, demand was yer-yin" that w minied active during 1911-12 and 13. andl y a limited supply]

consequently very extraordinary

article when

as there was onl

ponies began

MEJEIH EHEIE WITH P.

spokesmen Hon A. E. Messrs. W. K. Rogers.

McClure, their taxation 2710i. H. M. Davison as introduced Manor Creighton to t. came i" and asked tip meeting and called upon Hon. Mriliividends- they at Once W

Arsennult, who spoke in part asiiiieir given] 0i bu,“ ML

ests of this industry,which is iar to the Provincce. requires careful nursing.

incorporating

HTUN l] E.

__._-_.__-

Pathetic Farewell i 0f D’Annunzio

(special to The Guardian)

TRIESTE Jan.

19.——D'Annunzio

ft Flume this morning by auto-iiniormaiion mm the mobile" m“ dqpurmre was patheflcibrose J. Small, millionaire theatre ‘the poet made a long speech in the owner oi. Toioiim missing silica _Brm9h Council Hall and Dr. Antonio Gros- Decemim, 2' i919 w“ buried iii a 69D 01/61‘ 5M‘- Pmvktmna] Govenm" replied cellar in this city, three Montreal 111 night 1n The stores were closed and there

amateur was a great public demonstration.

___-_.

0.. Dol- Hohenzollerns Not ll

To Leave Holland

(special to The Guardian) THE HAGUE, Jan. 19.~—The of-

flcial correspondence bureau today denied reports in circulation that members of the Hobenzollern fam- ily has been ordered to leave Hoi- land because it was stated the Al- lied diplomats has informed the Dutch Government that they were planning a counter revolution in Germany.

U. S. to Join 8mm M League of Nations ‘,2: 2,331,132

the Canadian tlub is-Jrhnt the "is"! b

____

(Special to The Guardian.) TORONTO. Jan. United tlitates will e the other no. ons in

-

"muggy in“. member of Parlism some form in N. 8..

NAMOIII in‘ Ofdfl’ f0 "i M3973] pamy avert a repetition ofanotherworld "a

w" “M ma“ w” °r “bu” l“ "m Alliance of Fedsrati '“'°“’ “""°”“““fi.". 'l..§“t.°;."..'li2i s-i-on hw- l= o at the recent Assembly clsred. of the League of Nations 1s ex- pressed at a gathering of Education-

slists at Convocation Hall here!“- tarday afternoon. Mr. Bowel! a:- penile to enema the

number elghton. i‘ t, otla- i

grievances. chairman

Governments

pecul- The industry

reached f fl res-as g“ through Mr. on l l-lalifox.

world Canadian Club day fs leads as more aim in nests

been wrong.

inf their stock until |ngain on a paying basis.

ganizations Con- n in Session for a

...-_\. linen‘ v i _ that if the mode m urea

i- Deiii i “vi iii a hold in Charlottetown in N who hold that the lousy...“ Bed a congress h

item fell out of prices and people dicgan to realize that they had an industry which was

l to pay in w}.

Mr. Arscnault concluded by urg- ing tie necessity oi’ the Govern- ment allowing tho companies to '. . value foxes were

CONGRESS IN SESSION

Matters oi Education and Plohibiiio by Various speakers.

The Social iSei-v oned in the

H. Staverh.

Rev. Mr. Stavert presided.

Mr. R

a Sicilian Socialist {PM 151mm” °3 the

The chairman

and Sept. 30th. 1920.

The chairman Dosal to secure Grant, Secretary cil of Nova Scotia. and Miss ton stated she was authorized "a? thait Dr. Grant could give the council about fi time. the council Denses and make a contribution tho combined bu lrrovincial councils as should be mut

Miss Whiiiton a being ("Bic _Dr. Shearer or s

' v the most eifcotrvu cenpoiing of hwlwhen the Federal Government iiims was insiimced a ich the two authorities ' l‘ that should work together,

‘Mug hm] Mr. W. A. Stewart the Trcns

urer reported ‘as follows:-

fairs.

This ‘was

Major t .-ighton, having heard “mm “M

Befoi u closing

(Special to Th

MONTREAL» Jan. 19.

detectives were seen this morning

armed with the necessary irnplo- and enforcpd m“

ments to excavate for the body. Detectives dug the cellar of a

under a pile of stones beneath the cement floor. The box however. on being opened was found empty.

E. McDonald Addresses Club In Boston, Mass. _

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(Special to The Gu BOSTON Jan. 19. Canada's friendship of the United

a presentation problem

n'g ion

. to be said on the mat- M ter. advis» . the companies to con- g fer and r t

This met with readym

was tendered to m. Pope for the friendly manner in which they

had entered into the question;

IEFiFI-hr Body Buried in Cellar

—Actlng on dared by body of Am-

will be

—-A message of pointed out t

brought in Boston last y lil. Matfionald a former ent from Pictou. and a prominent member of

not a definite yiezmnurmgE-‘sdtold?!’ “M b9 w“ on of all Anglo e world" he do "May we not work toge- ther ln a mighty union so that all the principles ‘for which we have s s~ throu bout. the mod mgvyhswleuworld ‘needs to-

year they had ainat them. Now of living is co

commend a

rshimllllms

Mr. sidetrable

ores sed.

men will be wi

ouelily enforced

The clmirnlan, Rev. Mr. Stavert. hat there was s scr- lous situation in Prince of Wales as in the common sohonlis. lie thought in view of the and moi

that they were dealing with cd- ucation the

oi College as well

Jlendod. to $463.92. Bat-l The Presld with a numb cfforts to c

November io, ‘i9 _ nce on hand. $52.21. 0m in his mp0" iipaibscliools as the result 0 or of matters including “'75” W" xcludo faklrs from theid“? i“ '71

The aftern with devoiio the President. morning sessio

This address (in marks from th m“ g Education. and J.‘ McLeod. 0. Patton, Prof.

our public schools. and to that- end earnestly recomniendsi

(l) That the salaries of publicjmflflas’ school teachers be materially in -

Vince-Abe boys an

irig school far too early in life‘.

girls are zettin

stall‘ of the Collage should have the assurance of this body that they svmpathised with them in their efforts to re - ceive fitting remuneration for their services. Mr. J. J. McLeod, Bonshaw. nd that when the col - lags staff went out on strike last public sentiment ag- that the higlLcqst mlng down he thought they would be doing wrong to re- highar salary for them The teachers. he declared. were

alt wi-th the meeting adjourned.

Afternoon 8esalon.

oon session opshed i al exercises led by The minutes of the Euund- 1'- means n were then reiui. followed bv an address PM"! "m" "'0 Whitton dealing with the. Social Legislation of 1920. iss Whitinn dealt es effected in the up a report goi- ghe in various problem IJOHIHIEIHJIGT, and to forward it ti‘: 235:3“ ofinfciiiiliii‘) dxgnggf 9°99 m himself at Her address was listened to with uch interest by those present. ' was followed hv re- e Superintendent of ins e tor Aul , . C. ‘Elethage. WE '° m” “Emma's Blanchard, s. w. ""'""- M" nePzi-Iae. M. L. A. and Mrs. H/

The follows: resolution moved by Mr. J. J. McLeod, seconded by

. L. Cotton, was after con-

discussion. adopted:

Resolved that this Social Service y-ges upon the people and

(2) Tlist a hotter normal train- 1°"

K be given our teachers.

(3) That lezfgiaflgn b3 M5594 community. The farmer is the man king more string-

ent the school attendance provis-

ions of our law.

Supt. Rogers pointed out that a.

_to

Shearefs ' red the

ovember a ism o: me modemiel 1919 were read and adopted. also

UNEEHS l5 iNfl EHX IVIEN

dget of the two

uaiiy arranged. lso reported that ome other nrorn -

P. E. island nexti strung plegicrs had been

_ male teachers. teachers are leaving us.

Mr. J. J. McLeod, said he was with the teachers regard to receiving increased

in full sympathy

believed it

8nd Vice. Isms

‘o0 able. Ninety per peope he said were action in strlkin in his opening i-e Mr. 0. marks expressed regret at the hence of Rev. Dr. lilltntessiz buit hwelcomed Miss Char- , . 0 e . V tton. Dr. a" the stmmy meet personal representative.

g.

C. LePage, Rustico, who ab- ‘allowed, stated that the action of Shearer. through tlie college staff had had a bad‘

ffect in the country and had low professors in the eyes of the scholars. Ho thought the mat- . H. Rogers was appointed ter should be left with the govern

ment and teachers to settle.

congress Mrs. H. Smith wh as a spectator ask would be allowed t

ex- meeting.

mien-ed to Q19 p") she had been the services of Dr.

of the s. s. Coun- the Principal of

years and knew

pals and lhBlt no in ve weeks of his " to defray his cx- than he. The to to he that‘ the pe tion but do not w iat we need RI) through the press upn the p value of educati to education an spout 31b Shillldti-fd 860mg Prof. Bizincha

with the teacher . was of course ih ithe salaries and Amount. received, $5l6.~i3- ox wvtvve- Tilt eel-i 19? iv low. It cost itheii- whole yea-r

to prevail.

a teacher almost

was something radically wrong.

iThe situation is of the in

ous nature. He

finz up a race of illiterate pcopIeE college is threaten-

ost ser- instnnced the case

of one school where not one boy over eleven years of age was in be

that we airs grow

iiwl. The Colicge is the keystone in

‘the arch of our

iih iii ii _ "nri won halide in‘; wiiiipisgifgi .let that go. A propaganda of edu-

ediication system. nllunntlim if we

cation is greatly needed. licre-a

iman is required wh

through the province and preach educnlion, I-hci ‘heartily endorsedl

the resolution.

Mr. O. lC. LePage said the rea- son why only very young boys are Eto be found in the schools was due e of help on the y of the boys are using citlcs by the lure hich farmers are "s e.

Prof. Blanchard maintained thav

was also a case of the shifting of standards. Today the dollar is worshipped. We have 600 teachers hero and less than 100 of these are Nearly all the good

attracted to the

of wages with w

unable to compet

Mr. B. W. LePsge. M. L. A.. said the government also was in g . private house and found l box serious condition exists in this pro rzgflriiyiglgagsgirizzlhbifilzewgifshiriid d gm“ ‘m’ 1”" means have to be‘

the needed increas 'ot many boys over ions-teen 8mm is on Sears of age are attending school throughout the rural sections. The z a somewhat bet- ter schooling. This loaves matters in o. condition which is unfortunate in deed as it moans that the comin thont sufficient cdu ation to Judge public questions in an adequate way and that they

low|.:—-

Hon. Pre lerton.

time as they were mood thads of people

lHIIJlIZIOGW-‘Fl-

a sound basis (and he to be so now.) the in- crease will be granted The govern ment had put on taxes toward this m end and had been scandalized in the press for so doing and he (the speaker) like others of the gov - "1 eminent had been SIIBGNd at and almost hounded out of his iifo on

account of this action. He could say ‘i’ in m, imme °ir is“ hflnidlcapyd there was not one member of the _ e. it was n s opin on high- govemmaiii who h“

ivi. L Pa ' t "..,,,°,,,§§.f cil of Novn Scotla." A vote of t