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Question of Excllidin irablée Discussed

, bers. Debate Adjo sentation oi Cover

The Guardian)

(special to‘

orprtws, rel»; $2.—~'l‘he House wdny considered an ilurnigrfltlvll 1,111 1,1- A. W. Neill (i-udepeaaeot.

erni) and the question imtnigratlon was rais- ed. Ml‘. Neill saidhis bill provided- thut no immigrants should enter “ma; without the permission of tllc Minister of immigration 11151 bring obtained. The bill media am- 11111 provision to admit those who waned to visit (Ianllde for short pErlLNlS on business or pleasure. Provision was also made for the exemption from thc operation of

colnoxkAlb 1,1 Oriental

the bill or all white British slur iecis. Similar legislation. M1’-

Neill said. had been ulioptetl 111 New Zealand. and it hall 116011 i‘ourr:l that this did not conflict "with the rights of other sections or thc empire. One of the problems ill llrc solution. oi’ which the bill would assist. argued Ml‘. Neill WM that of l-l-iudoo immigration. He warned the house that tile bur against this class of immigrants was now down, an Order-inrOEun- l-ii requiring "continuous Journey" from the country of origin had been practically repealed. There

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g Asiatics and Undes- by Number oi Mem- urned Pending Pre- nment Measures.

tion in any government. that he should decide arbitrarily, as was proposed in the blll. 011 the 61- clusion of a whole class of immi- grants, such as Asintics. There were already some differences with India as to the right of mom» hers of the lnditln race to have the franchise in Canada.

W. G. McQual-rie (conservative New Westminster) ‘L. J. ‘Lnd-ne/r (K. C. (Vancouver) were in favor

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Two Soldiers W0

(Special to The Guardian)

PARIS ‘Feb 22—Frnrnce and Bel- gium have evolved a plan for tak- ing over ‘permanently the railway of the Rluhr and -t'he Rhineland. lt was learned on reliable authority today the lines will be explioted under civilian control nnd the pro- ceeds alpplied to reparations. Pre- miers Poincare nrrld Theunis are understood to have agreed to joint control of the roads as autonom- ous lines for a long period. For one thing it rwill be assurance to

of the complete exclusion of Drlcn- tals, lilr. lilquarrio pointing out that since lust session the British Columbia legislature had passeda unanarninctzls. restitution favorulg exclusion of Oriental nnd Mr. Lad- ncr declaring that in many lines of industry the Yellow races were guburing control, because oi‘ their low standard of living.

Hon. J. H, Robb. Minister of Trade and Commerce. dwelt on the rapidly growing value of the

rion-tlll ma-rkets, admission which, he suggested, would -lre handicapped by anti-Asiatic legis- lntion.

E. M. lilacDonolllvrLibernl) Pic- tou, while confessing to having 119011. influenced by the pluzr of

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France and Belgium that the Ger man-s lire not using their roads for military purposes. ltaly 811d 11058111‘ ly other countries may be invited r10 parrioipate in the exploitation, Pertinex in the ‘E1910 D0 PM“ gnyh, and thus the Itllinelantl will be partially internationalized. BERLIN, Feb Zfl-A despntcll llrorn Essen says General Dogillllie '

Ifiish Insurgents Captured By Free Staters

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DUBLIN. PW _ rclrel soldie-lrs full." 0111113?"

EHANBE lNll BEEEIIIM EVUEVE RAILWAY Pllil

Which it is Declared Will Internationalist; Rhineland. French Sentry Shot- Dead.

_ ‘iiuiérlfy Address

Piiillril llll ill; iii

(Special to The Guardian) LOhIJlON Feb 22—l3onnr Law ad dressing Washington's rblrihdny luncheon hero speaking of union said that an Anglo-American union was not far distant. Hag America lllhyfld her par-t in the peace set- tlement as well ‘as her lpar. r: thc? war the world would be in a much better condition today. '

unded for Interfering

has issued an order instructing the police and other authorities to ‘ur- rest any German “ '

Hl]PE5 Ellll lllEllliilN l|N|l]N

‘He said he believed the truth of this fact is now entering the minds of Americans and when the oppor- trinity affords the United States government will no longer stand aloof from the troubles of the ol" world.

Reverting to the war he said Am. erlcn's entry had a great, lperhalps a decisive effect.

entering the occupied urea. Failure to comply with this decree. the dbs patch add-s will result lrr ,the;i111 flictlou of punishment on the cities or towns concerned. 1‘ BERLIN, Feb 22—A Fran-ch B011" try was shot and killctl nnd a 111811 wounded two when they resent. treatment of l1 German girl. 11000 '0' lng to advices reaching here. ,1‘ DUSSELDOREF. Feb 22-11 e FrttncoBelgian ‘customs vise 5119"‘ ed squeezing German marks out bf the Ruhr today. This organization of customs service which P61110095 trip of the Cur Ferry at the one which 00112111860 when ti“ the weighing of freight curs invaders lllschargfld 1111 9011119419 Prince Edward Island instead oi‘ at ficlals was perfected at 11- 00M” Sacitviiic us now obtained, instant 911cc here yesterday rlleifween Gailflaltentlon to ilre unsanitary condi-l ernl Degoutte and ‘N10 Beliians- tion of the Sunlmersitle Station nndl an improved mail service were __ some of the mutters ‘brought rbefore Bydlr. L. S. Brown, assistant general manager of C. N. Railways at a ' special mass meeting in Siimmerl RBV. W- yesterday aflteriloon. l, _._.__ llr. C. R. Rogers. president of‘ rthe Sunrlnerside Board or‘ Trude “Phonics lleQl-liflf-Y" “'33 theipiesldcd and there were present n: sublet-t of izrrr interesting Millleflsnrpeclrrl delegation composed of 'lry tn‘.- Rev. w. Orr Mulll8i111‘l)"".\lessr's. 1-‘. 1.. Rogers. President m‘; he St. James Liierhfl’ Sm‘ lilberton nnd \\'cst Prince Boilrd oil

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improvement of the timetable west of Sllrnmersidc which would provide for’ an early tnfni niroml 'l‘ignisll connecting with the flrstf

a ‘flu

Bortlen.1L Roger-s‘ suggestions regarding an 011 early ‘train to

EHA “MANAEEH SIEIE IVIEETINE

be provided. Also when tlie stand- tlrll gringo is completed a scale for weighing freight car's will be estab lislled at Borden. Endorsing Mr. F.

connect with the first sailing of the ‘Cur Ferry. Mr. Callaghan also spoke on low class freight and said that the railway was losing money this way. Personally he knew that certain goods over a limited area could be handled by team for five dollars while ‘the freight rate for the some service would be $11.20 and ut that thc rolltl would be losing money. Mr. Brown said that the Car Ferry lind made two round trips yesterday nnd would dotllc some EVERY day if possible -until _i'l'eiglit congestions were overcome.

The request for n. second car

MElllllil SEAEE I WITHEIHAW HESIENAEIHN

Trustee Board and Committee 0i Medical Staff of P. E. I. Hospital Am-icably Set- tle. Difference.

0n a statement on the pert of both the doctors and the trustees, Medical Staff of the l‘. E. l. l-los- tlhese differences were very thor- Ditfll. llrold ycalcrtlny afternoon inloughly gone into and explained, the officer of ‘Mr. G. D. Wright t01arl11 a good deal orf light on the af- confcr on the diflcrcnct uilliclr lrasjfaim of the Hospital was given arisen between them, it. was foundbotlr the trustees arnli tlhe Stall on discussing the wlriole mutterdimm rlrls discussdnn. tihat it has arisen lnrgcly through The trustees promised that the n misunderstanding between the point» Nillfltidlby the doctors would Board and the Staff. be given serious ' and favorable

It ulas clearly’ shown that thezconsidcraltlon. The doctors have doctors of Uharlottotolvn have noltherefore withdrawn their resign- monopoly on the Horipitnl, nor de-'ntlon. sire to obtain one. l

$0,000,000 Reduc- Epidemics Close tion In British G0v’t.i Public Schools Expenditures In New York

(Sueriial to The Guardian.) (Special to The Gdirdlln.)

‘LONDON. Feb 23—The govern-1 NEW YORK, Feb 22»- Wlth two mernt llclpers to be abie in reduce thousand or moire tetacchers ill and its expenditure this year ‘by $S0.-_grippe, "lniiiucnm and pneumonia 000,000 according to the D.li‘v prevalent a-l-ncrtg pupils New York News. Halt of this amount is city sclloos were today ordered being; saved by the automatic closed until Monday. ‘ lapsilng of certain cxpiendiiurcs cn-[ failed by the war ivllich (lid not‘

end r/lien the war ended.

Atnmceting of the Board of Trustees and a comrmltctce of the

ilhilonlcnn, who is the pBifOlless or

Dr. Saslrl for tllc urilrrrlsluu of llr -n- lured by Fm 511"" “*- “‘i -. ». . ealtcl‘ ‘. ~ 0'1 - 'l» ~- lvas no'v no serious obstacle to _ ‘i 11 Q1‘ , ,1 .1 ., rtt- i night. Tilt Si? .Tradc,trtorge ll. sheeltan, .e_.lry 101.1,‘, 11.011111 1,9 1p‘aced 1,811,118 111,, 1treventlthe influx of large nuin- 31(1),”; “olv "ycmladafi w the rm“. 5.0m‘ (lsimllfal r-irvcllttll-Tllv" t brief outline of tire life 0111 1 11114111111111, 0019111311 M"! “‘l":su1rerlor~ officer. lic did not lllink “*‘ ' Mr E N E351“ acknmfledges be“ '0‘ Hind”! Wm‘ "l‘°".wi"e5|un'us;é ills ttlhltl Milt legem to Jan. Pcspllnl-lli eorilctrutetl bv thc llr-'Y?CQ‘ll""‘?-l" “m” w“ hon,‘ m ‘xlllnacaliailhml’ Si‘ flfoms an ogvihnlndhart lrrziiis nnll baggage should be with ‘mahkskhe gonowing 811101111111 and minor chlgitael; Mr. 111N911] still-d 111101111911 toohefilgvesuagglimuglf? $1.115 Effllllm’; p Tire daring ‘ltltcrnilt of <'l‘-1""“' 171.121“ 11i1§§§“§,,f,',§1§;"‘°k‘1‘1“" “indium” we“ Oi 5M1" loaded in tllc sum? cnr nnd {i110 hztll “or ‘he Stewart Fund donamd M," he was not W e to t e detll e . ‘ ~ ' "i" '_ ,1»; " 1 . , 111 rcsprlicl a lllfi c 1 ~ wrrerslc. 101w“ 11111191-5 to )E(‘.0fll(2' _e et-tlvl- _ . 11nd a“ mowahovmlcvs 0f hi8 lliil- i! 111W 011191‘ 111910011 is.“ Cnlunlbm viewpoint was Dretnhne yllltflaltes f0 Y‘ F“ ‘l ‘on? "slwflfivvtl ll l1f°~°d eiluoailon’ tmveli .\u cxlrzt slluiltfl’? has lbeflll S8C";l\lll(3ili1lll‘l_\' (‘olllltcrlnalltlllig this 7 "up" “up "W b . ni‘ rs. well justified H0 sue . 1 1 Duh 1n yesterdnv .lt the t ll . . 1. 1 11 .111 , ., . .1 11 will be‘ - ion the P. E. l. Railway a ll otbe would secure the same result llelum hm ‘shoum '1 nfgLs Bf] hm 111L510‘... 1mm. 1111,11 ill 1-110 llhart 111111-11 Ftillifltvllitl ten-tens 1c y "tired iol hnlrlnlt-lsite an 1 Ymr(;,1“.,11.11c1,_ Lmrs Nicmmrson A‘ ._ $31” . - lvlontreal Church-e ~~ - i 1 ‘Vsi-rllon‘ 1:211. ' magma“ "a'l'“flu“'h“°f° u" ""“’."'"“""‘“'“°"""““.l"‘mlwff lcfftrillilthnut thkiilg i1 ‘l'~"ll'l‘0lll Pllllellllltl t-silefiiiill)’ wile“ l‘ “i111; lslrllnllrirlpsolver“ it) give illlllll’ ______ 1A1. hlilcheotl prepmwd ‘FM bplltltlgmidhsih‘ <1 "H n -Stevens (v d asulululurrdrlrlrli11M"- “Wlili =1" "W155" PM i“ "" "“‘1"~'*“"‘°““l“ ~" “dim? i“ ii“ “l” rile s<>r\'lltl\ illl’I-' were myrrh: for. iioxil"lllo.\l., Furl. ‘.22.-—'l‘lllrt hell; .1. .. ' " - 111w‘:- ‘ 3 l ' --.. l ~ 11170111111! a ‘flbhav? bum“; virzr) 1gllowed nncl was still speak- \.'\»)0ll i-wce Btllters and illh-nfi; lwgiiulifiil-‘lldl 1111. o111lt11o1ullrtnérgl1i11111tlrr1<h_ll111_mv“ also lnvonflsml mm i1. “in 1r\r_,_rpntc1lilrlr1lllullt‘znli1 r111 S1.“ lnlll\lll"b(1ll(£\lthlrilcsmz“. 130mm!“ to put on any minister of immigrzr. g 11 en 11m 110115" 1'01"‘- 11“ 'l1“‘1l1'1““1‘)“‘1’111i1‘:1x “"““‘.',“;, ml -r'r'rJ-.."rr.7..r 111.1 llfu of a VElq-lillll ill lilo 1ir:ijl>i'li_\' or‘ lire rcsltlcnts _oi "mj J ‘\ 116111111101, 1111.1 gurrllrll nu‘ .1: (,1 Finn rrvt-iillt; laintl llltssnnllli) (lllmltlflngs _ ———-——— -————-—_i -~-—‘ __._- 111* - l‘ 11 14*. 1.1’ “' I . .. ‘1 1-1; ltrnin serl‘! “f 1' .. > .. - . 1111 . . . ‘ . 1-. B11 015011 E lvnlrrllltll nnd scvcn Ufrlsslvi I .,.1‘ 1'11"‘ 111.111“ r11"lEc1rS11tZhWq€1HQ 1,111.1“: 1111,l_11“1l~““1Lr l-\"-1'1‘1llul:g flux“! Winn! nplffrlfildllsl) b) tr nlllltllfl, tclt o l hm111ml1r,11>1.ll1i;‘)]‘1111. ‘t1lligfcgil1dl lmmunflh‘ ' cffccttti; the rrlst of tlrc reins _s- - ‘ ' ' “ ‘ . ' ‘ . . 1 vice \\':rllltl " ““' - ‘ . ' . ' . " ' l.. Illrlvllltln i - 1 Alfi‘ District of El“ 1111 >119‘ ' -ctl\'€l‘('(l by trlr- lttlv. J. L. Brien. . . ' - coping. gm mil l: . _, . ;__w_ ___ ___.___.____ " ___i_____ ________.1, *__ .. . 1 , _ _ _|S. Alvin-nil . N C111.1511\1llli0l‘ 11111;. 51111111 ~ , , , ' ' ‘ s ‘ ' . ' 1 . . 0v ' e |.\(>T1lll|.‘ Lntur he ‘married mill Sci‘ 1cncltrsetl rcpnsllory of the statue, . ‘ W A £1,13- N lHlPll _‘1.1\\-11, His iiicolrle lining. S A 1111.11111110111111011?“a11111ewc1s ‘VMCMR. ____ l ‘ " "7'*'~"--— - — -- » i-PF-llrilhlbllllvL---F£!{l\.li.)l3(l, ~11 _.._....___n__. -,'._,,,'_,_ , _ _ ____,_,_ zrdlirllctl ilrra wzlxcil were ' ' ._ (Spgclfl 1,, 1-1, l1 l 0r alllet . ' . . , ,. . K ‘ __ .11 flululvu- g M1 1 1 1-11. Gum-dun) e Guardian) loll .l by inmlly liens - 1,0210. llcv Fntllcr Bl.cn 1s not tt-r- . _ ‘QNIBOIQ, hgeb 23 —The Empl.ro_1.1g:11l1f1“€1712’€eb 22‘D'- D88 Luu- ‘a ed‘ I t Th G d_ 111k" ‘_ W111i11ii- HOUSQrurrr us to the cxnct doto 0t‘ tile 11,:1'1‘_,1L:_l:rly Ecomnys Qonwmnos W111 111-01110! a resohmoommons. gave notice XYIQTRWR Fob g2 uilir ionic y\ who" licll with _____. ______ robbery but, ul the opinion of R 311,141,011 r1111 11011113 119,111 1111; yer", Cana- n “R1115 1i"! govern ' e ' '—‘ a1?‘ " ‘ ' 1110 10111111111811 Rflfimv 8111i 1i 1_ X11113; -,‘\ll llncoll- 1 The Guardhn) Abuse who lake care of thc church. - Y merit to take int Bell Vice President in cllrrge of - i l0 - r~ ($905M ° |< li- P0113111 -- . tlian, Australian and South Afrvi-lany qaroposal Wm l0 consideration, Fina-nee Canadian Rauw 1w m general! contributor to lung: 1-1-11111011 11811.5 "my 1. 1,0,1 Says 1, OTTAWA’ Fen 22v__11,1on' Jag. ‘shill. must llflVC been about ten days 0 N01, _ _ _ _ _ H 2.00 . ‘can rlrlemiers have all said it will 11w 91911111116811101?‘ tfnigm ‘P981111 111 “ounces ms a; 011111119111 :1 {V Hg m“ ‘task ma“ or mm a rem” “Tnltrlrderstuod in wt-ll informed Robb this afternoon introduced 41-1180 , Mt-Ltnn Bros. . . . . . . . . . . , . __ 7,00 ‘be difficult or imlpossoble nor|Na11ona1 Hues ° the 93111101011 1151,1150“ M 53:21.81 1111,1110, n1- Q-e}: er but he “M ‘lever a has” ‘Onmcircles that thc appointment or m" to 8111511111 the ttopyr-igm A111 o1 The figure of St. Philomena. (;_ Ev ‘Mdmm _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ __ 31111 ‘hem 1° °°“"° “Mud” hem‘ ‘he ' enues Canadian National Railways and 51h long?‘ bmsd ‘nltelmry woikiih“ 9"“ “l Ym‘ as Gmerliop H21 A bill hall "been Passed miliho was a thlr'“°“'ye“*’ld Chm‘ .1 Deacon . . . . . ' 10o . v , . r. ' - 1 1 , 1 r r . _. ' _ I ' ' end M mm reaped!“ puma’ - Mr. Harrison has hitherto been “mg 1t mm ma m“ hill. General U? 3mm‘ Arm“, l5 _belX,5_ June 1921mm it never h“ ‘R9011 ar Tart?‘ °i the 1111111 09111111‘? D, T. liloLean . 1.00 “Emmy 999M055" 0 Auditor of Revenues Grand Trunk never n ‘any recorded mam!“ "im-‘ikmrml- l” Slwceed llmw I but ihto cfiNii- Th0 2011911111191"- s em 0.59‘ l“ n 5M5“ “Mme “M” D. McDonald 1.00 The Jraheet propoml is to lllold '_ Runway syswm ' gloencor-n-ed 1 llrintscg with its “com. UH" 0111101111111111111‘ 1x51111113, Over. proposed certain 1111119111111181115 B‘, xtléglulllliilllbllillfllfllil‘);‘Ulfifitglfif lulth lrcr 13 C1011 2.00 conferences in connection with the rein. vn ue. re ivrotc frtrn a Ems curacy 11 1s 331.1 15 6011111111. ‘hm’ ‘he not should Conroyfln 11,1111,‘ s . e c 0 res ll om by 11 Damon 100 Empbe “mbmim m 1'92‘ when ‘ flu“ ‘mind and on a gm“ ‘iulleubllilflted for Prince Henry ivlle" ‘he international laws. in <"011110l‘110"iher‘ ibis shrine i" w“ has 110 Vera Trainer 1.00 Year willl-be called the U601 lmllef- s 1 W ‘at ‘wheel's’ ‘vhlch he mv“r"‘bly1'occasion arises. ‘with the resolution cf ‘Mr. Good of ggignlniglsl "flier "1411 W0 11100 E. Edwards 2.00 m} yam.‘ Si} JpOcglgliStoN-llltla $11M?” A lallllemlieexislfiglenntilgtle T6f‘1l‘°ll‘i‘l> loPKRnS EDITOR-r‘) H l it“ iuirtliiBfam rogmillng 119011111»Jwmlerlrrerlfrl rehab: vkiglvlled lolfiketdllo Th‘; L" L. Jetnklns " 2'00 __.’___ Newfoundland election: ' zwrgrhe g the hubi-t m opium outing wirich ‘pkmiivnb’ h“ El-i» ‘cl-vile was kn: enqumd Wham‘: n ‘vould the congregation occupsllll Sign‘; “E n‘ Clarke Jr‘ ' 2'0" - 1 001011111811 _‘ » ‘former editor of I. cull‘, 1 _ ‘1llOl. be better to prcpme u public, a i; D rGer-tie boy L011 W" illlllllurated today Parliament arr DfiQ-lihfiy held <f0fmred in his Sill l ., 1 ,1 1 . 1191-11111 11, 1111, 1111.. 1 1 c°n_ll.fll' thealtnr. (- 60111-1. . t‘ was dissolved by Govéynor A11“. y y delrt days at Oxford Wl‘.(‘1ll lru tookEvIl-l gum n tire cllnrlza of high‘ hm “stung mm ""{"{’f§j“ M1. r Apart from the jewels Vlfitlllrlrr J.‘ 1111 1 1W ' 2'00 I ll _ 8. dice lost Saturday and on election rile mus for neuralgia. it Blillliullgiilézggwwfintnhe 11-11‘! a rcfllgco in gigegprhl‘, 11:11” ,“,1__ l11:“v'n1.l1\\'nsl taken or Jllsiuttbed, tlw robb; J‘ ‘Mexicali 1'00 A t D I ordered. ILONDON, Feb. 22.——Tlle nlnrn- holll upon hdln ‘but ho ntrovr- {illtllr- -1 1 m1 1,. K001i 1,1 1m. ‘,l f? ' 9‘: . " ,° 1'1 b era having even spared a heart of l. r\ "v1 1 ' ' ' ' ' " 1'00 n '~l°h1'1‘B0111101 ‘Whv WW5 Colonel l“? “p/‘vgpuiwrs almwnw today “ml ""511? We" 1111000555111 i" rulhllzrllllifhltlallllfllllislll lilo l‘."l.\ll‘l‘l loirrlccglsrtl Otlo ‘llfslstmlllnllrrOurl-clhra? “Old ‘m “'0 brim“ of the “iiillvsiii- Khuicc Mm ‘ . ' I ' I l. 200 ohlT T - h gmremry 1n 1118 M011.“ Govern. that Lrrtly Ursula Grosvctlol‘. cldcr rplorillg the habit. 51.31.1111“, qamrdl-“y 111,1, SD¢,.1;,C,11_11.liinifl" such ‘w 111.1 l ‘ statue. Tllvlrl! vrcl-c n low scratches “I. R’ ' " 11-00 ' t ment from 1913 to 1017, nnd Minis- ilililehiul‘ 11f lilo Duke 0f W081i lt was upon lit-Quincy's oxccb‘,1,,n,.,11§1;,,11.111q 111111 rnlgirt llIIVOI e111“ we 1'” "up rtmvmkm. 0n thc lfigllrc, a slight llienrrange W ‘('l'iI‘kO ~ l “'00 1,1111“ ier o1‘ Militia in tho (3111111111 A11. nrinsier, is soon to marry the sue. lGllCith-i m; a 11.1.1181. 1111.1 5111.111" Met-x linend-Od-bv "bud; mvflnn“: hU-“gkpd lr p t. .. . . "mm or m8 clothes caused My the A‘. Snfim . . . . . . .. 3.00 " (gpgqhn 1° 11" 311N111“) ministration until 1919 has ‘been flessful steeple-chase Jockey, Jack ‘Mr. Mliililga-n (l\t\'l‘li iflifihr,“ 111 11,6 1111c‘ b11101, “Tm 1,. '...,10-.'S'a1d1M1_ Good ..nmun111[rhmuvzrl of iho jcvxcle. but nothing All llorrigoln I ' ‘ ' I ' " 2'00 AMHERST. N. 5.. Feb ZZ——-Ancl- clmwn 1911091‘ 0i 1110 01111011111011. Amllml-v- LMl-l’ mam" will b” 21 This 011N101‘ 11115 1“?'-‘l"l'ivuil:ied by lr sill lnr; taken off thc lrzlvc -hn:i- more nirilbrillrlw‘ for one‘ E- iierfiiltln Em) irew Fraser Mitchell of Rlllpurv 111. succeeding Sir lilicllnol Caspln 1'01"" 011i 011 ‘vedmesday- ""11 will‘ 11 FY0110 r1001 890K111»; hlWYs 3111111111 11.11111 1n 11,e',,,.1.,1\1,.1,. 1,1 11,1. my rnnqillerfltlon 01, 11m sub-Ck} .. l1 is thought that the doors in E. Pallrpbeli “'00 dlan special Anglmlpdign co]onlzn. who withdrew from that post. i101‘ 119601111"! 0i’ 8B9 Silo rucclvcs nlt-iriclr-l effects in his composition. , 1 11 .1 1,11,“ r11 1,1 1,1. .1111o_ ' ‘ 3 ‘ lilo r-rlse were opcllcd bv 2110111"! of Mrs’ J Q1 it1 H 2'00 tion representative of ‘the Prince ll fortune ‘She is an aecorrrplislrerl 11¢ “'11s Drecisc not only in W011i1ngglgl1egllgl1zpkc11gJp 11111118111110 skcleton keys. The lowers.‘ sum Geo: 11.3839.‘ " Quilt Edhlllfglrist ifllglllgtlbtllglllggnmentt is] in “ml fmihi“ h°"5e"°“""‘- Kill-pig: silillel11tglii-i ‘viii-Sliillhiltflfpiirl-ison. Juliet returns i0 l-‘rancc to ' ilfilgler llglrirqenf fwfigltlilo liilfts of J. G. Jameson '. - o nng o cave . ' .-emuen.yrcr am s:rc_\'._.. . M 1_ 1,113 - l rut o ancl i‘ “in! "' n tile morning for Charlottetown. 111111 its a tivscrlbcr ofllllmllu 116111’ Tllrliirelrlli] oqfjllllrclilrrl; New England COaSt through the irrter-tlenslon nlilvlg‘? A . . . . . . . ..

here he is ‘to take up important

litters with ‘Pr miar Bell,

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Mr. Mitchell rplans'~to leave for

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(Special to The Guardian) PARIS, rFe-b. 22.-'Since the vir- tual break with England, France is inclined to look more alrd more to- ward Russia with the object of re- newing the Alliance of other dnys. despite ‘the violent antagonism with which Paris has regarded the Sov- iet regime. This is clellr in ille tenor of leader of semiofficizll Telnps this evening. Tile rlrlit-le ris- serting Foreign Minister Tclritclrer- in’s offer to mediate between rLiihlr- anla and Poland to the exclusion of the Lealgue of Nations, does not im- ply a Soviet menace, nnd ndds peace will only be assured when France and Russia get ‘together again. Behind this however, there ta not lacking evidence of the French fear that Germnrly llnll Russia may unite in nttacllins Poland. lShonld thnt cnlrntry enter Kovno. It is recognized Lithuania as the corridor between Prussia and Russia constitutes a live danger to the geographical situation ordained by the Versailles Treaty.