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far as could be ascertal

bibuiiah Khan. rebel o

taken_over the throne of

is consolidating his posi

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Royal Palace and is e

form a ministry.

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Afghanistan

tion at Kabul. lmself in the ndcavoring to

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Afghanistan

province of Kandahar in

is supporting Ex-King

the Bhinwarls tribes whic

SUPPORTING AM

entiy paoiflad by Am

cmor at Ja`alabsd. will Kabul. According to out formation received her

fate of the throne

to be in the hands o

This is the most numero est tribe in Afllilflliiflll MOSCOW, Jan. -2i.--

Horst state that Ama

who now is at Kandahar,

ly resigned his abdicst

sumed sworeme power

cider brother rnyanlulll

he tumed over the

thro

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of Kabul.

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hands three times last week appear!

f the Chilzaia. us and strong-

dvices from ullah Khan. has official- lon and ee- now that his h. to whom n of Afghan- en driven out

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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KING PASSED

A GOOD DA Y

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. Jan. 2.1-It was gg.

fiolzlly announced at uueklm.. ham Palace tonight that the King P09004 I good day and contin- ued satisfactory progress toward recovery from his attack of pleur- lsy. Lora Dawson or Perm, slr Stanley lfewdt and Sir Hugh lilrby, ¢ae_xlhr'a special medical ¢°l'I>l. commited for an hour this lIl°fl'li-ill. No medical bulletin was issued and it was stated that the next one would appear tomor- Nw memlnr. 'Inu wui make ah interval of 60 hours betwe bul- ieum which la me i....¢c§l' vcr- iod that has yet elapsed with- out one of those omclal medical pronouncements,

Motorist Buys Ping-Pong Balls

(By British United Press)

LONDON, January 21-The sports llilllflrtment of a London. store has l°°¢l"°<l the blssest individual cr- der for bins-pong bans on record. It WU# fOr 5.000. The order came ll0l\’l Mllor I-I. O. D. Begrave. The famous 1101110 motorist is not llb°ilt 00 enlist in an orgy of ping- l>°Illl'. He is going tp use the balls in the bulk-head .iwater-tight com- Pls-tment) of his 1,000 h. p. motor- boat Miss England. with which he hopes to win for Britain th¢ world's lastest we.ter~speed record.

Malor Begrave leaves England on

Jlnuary 31 on his dual attempt to wrost from the United States both the land and water-speed records. Both attempts will be made esrlyin March. His 1.000 h. D. car and his i,000 h. p. motor-boot are now re- ceiving their finishing touches. The 91118-00113 bella will be used

to reinforce the bulkhead. There is only one water-tight compartment in the boat,.ami were this olzreei a. rlous acaigcnt migb resul . pir:~pcrig- _ _ is in effect a very small water-tight compartment.. _ The balls<will_ba packed l»0¥°i»l\°l‘» |althcr lnneta or sacks. Should the water-tight compartment be dam- aged the thousands of small com- partments ahould be sufficient io proven

t the boat frfom capslsinl-

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LONDON. Jan. 10-_Clumber House.

one of tho most gracious if not one of the largest o the lorrlly estates of this country. is to be closed 101' nine years. The second Duke of Newcastle succeeded to the title an the death of his brother last May- It is understood mdlll/00 °°°¥l°ml'- mare pprtlcull-fly 00 Pwmpiéd bl' the irwldents of the death duties consequent upon his succession to the title. have caused him to take this step. Clumbsr ls situated in the fairest part of Nottinlhainmlre. in the heart of what is knovm as the Dukertcs. Not. far off is Chatsworth. ibn seat of the Duke of Devonshire. and Welback. the aes/t of the Duke of Portland. Clumber House P0!- ugggg Q pflN_lCl C0llO0i-iUll °f 91°' tuna which for the rlltt H109 YH" are to bt on loan to the C0'l'P°l’°~'-1°" art canary in Nottingham. The church at Olurnber is very fine. The former Duke of Newcastle was ln ardent Anglo-0athcllc_ The present Duke was formerly Lord Francis Hope. A little more f-hw e V0" 08° he presented to Dorking The Glory Woods, a famous beauty ‘Wt Wil” known to Londoners. i0 md* th’ mmm; cf age of his son. H. P. C. uc _ neuacs ouumbef H0"-se 01° Dug; hu pots at Harrowlandl. Dorking, and Glltlt IBla¥l\°y. Cwhiy ilggnggiaui, Inland. His decision to close Ululnher Houel realli 00° ill' mast amuse im mr bv the "- mumm w me public 0! Haddon nan, the ent ef 00° D“"° °‘ ““"‘ und, in the Peak of Derbyshire. “ut R md bg.” cloud for 2180.715' 200 years.

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Dr. W. E. Gallic of Toronto. has

been appointed consulting surgeon to the department of pensions and nat- ional health. His predecessor was Col. C.~L. Starr, who died recently.

Police Round up Chicago Criminals

(Special to The Guardia'n) CHICAGO. Jan. 21.- About

8.000 persons were arrested hc- tween Saturday night, amd toda.y's dawn in' one of the moat sudden, widespread and successful police drives in thahistory of Chicago. ltsida were _conducted against every knmvnliabitat of the gall¢- ater, gunman and robber. Where doors were looked. .they were smashed open. The theatre diat- rict swarmed with plain clothes- men. seeking the "dress suit” crooks; and polloe patrols were -booked for hours ahead so swift were the arrests. The drive was Police Chief William ltusael.i'a answer to a' week of crime MUS* by l02»robberlu_. _ln which foul' persons were shot dead and sover- al others seriously wounded.

Peasant Party

Is Dissolved

l _ 1

(Canadian Pleas) a

BELGRADE, Jan. 2i.-The police of Zagreb have today notified all DRY' ties beanng the name "Groot" that they forthwith are dissolved. Their bureaus have been locked and sealed except in two cases where they were located in the offices of Croatian newspapers which have not been sup- pressed. Generel Secretary Krijvitch of the Croatian peasant party said to the A_sso.:.tat¢d Press correspondent, while the party eramiwilm may be dispersed, it is impossible to destroy a spiritual organization embracing millions of people founded by the lm- mortal leader, stephen Raditch and sealed with his blood. Indeed, form- al dissolution will only strengthen the spiritual bonds uniting the Croatian

people.

-Olympic Games

» For Canada?

(Canadian Press) 'ronoN'ro, ont., Jan._zi-Every

effort will be made to secure the win- ter spdrts of the Olympic games in im, it was decided at it meeting °l the executive_co.m.mfttee of the Ca- nadian Olympic Commission today. The Canadian government will be requested to endorse the application of the Olympic committee and rep- resentations will be mode thi-ouifh Sir George Macharen Brown on the international olympic committee of which sir George is a member. 'rhe Unites some committee wlii

also be approached in the mutter by the canadian oommluee. The Unit- ed States has been awarded the summer Olympic games of 1082 for Ute Angelm. but it is understood that the inim-national committee will meet at Cairo, lkypt, neat month to de- cide, on the venue of the winter finale. ‘

Cayley Will Move Address in Reply to Throne Speech

(Canadian Press). OTTAWA. Jan. li.-T. Id. Cayley.

sl. P. for louth ‘b_rfo_rd. has-been invested with the honor of moving eheaddreasinreplytotheapaech from the throne at the approaching session of the House. according toan- noimeemant 'made 'today hy Premier bling. 'nie asoonder will be Charlet

'CANADIAN ` AR

(Special to The G ul

NEW YORK, .la._n. 21- -_‘_ Hon.

Arthur Mclghen, K. C.,_renrc- sented the .lanadian Ba ,'~ the banquet which closed the _ I ual meeting of the bar of -i; York State here last. night. _,ff eig- hen brought greetings f the lawyers of the Doinlnlon_-- The chief speaker of the even was Ogden L. Mllls,,undcr s 1, tary of the treasury. who vi (T, usly opposed a proposal to tra 'lv iii- ccme tax refund affairs f if thc ' treasury department to the '_'_urts.

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Strange Accidéfht Being' Investigdfted

fi- 5;,

wanagian' Press.) 'll'

BARRINGTO .` N. S.. Juli. .-In

an unconscious condition wi qserl- ous head injuries and with. _ of her body frost bitten. Mah _'Far- rlngton, 17 year old teacher in Qlargc of the rural school at Oekparkgphel-

burns County, three miles fmrlrchar- rington, was found this .afternoon al- most entlrely hidden by a life of brush some distance from the.'_§'iigh- way. She ia expected to recokdr. A searching party of 150 men; reqrtiited

is lcts ‘- ‘h d A..

member. what occuned. Miss vw-

direction of her boarding house on Friday afternoon. She was discov- ered Sllllfily after noon today at a point about one hundred yards from the road. half way between the school and her place of residence.

RE VOL T ENDED

(Canadian Press)

GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala,

Jan. 21.-Omoiai announcement was made today that the cities of Qiiet- zaltenango, and Rctalhuleu, taking by rebel forces last week. were recc- cupied by government troops today without fighting. The government announcement stated that with the capture of- the cities the revolt in Guatemala was completely ended. The rebel leaders were stated to have then fied and quiet continued

Ylllliorl. whose home is in Looks t;_ cess on his second campaign of re- _wes last seen by a neighbor w cord breaking -in _ American indoor to her assshe was oa.iici,ee_ lmsctsr- ‘ 'fares ' 'unomcish-arcrie's~

i _ l l

'King Alexander of .Iugoslnvia has!

taken into his own hands the govern- l ment of his turbulent kingdom andl made himself dictator. He has siss- pended the constitution and appoint- ed a. hon-party cabinet but full leg- islative end executive powers are ln- vcsted in the king.

tom of the track, has made a. suc_

marks fell before the pace of the Fin- nish marvel in his first race of thc new tour at the Brooklyn college games last night, when he outdist- anced a fair field to win a special event at the odd distance of 3,000 yards. At the end Paavo Led 0vc_ Anderson. another point winner for; Finland in the Olympic games. by fully 100 yards. The time was 1.43 2-5. more than two seconds better than the best previous mark made by Nurmi in 1925. Times were taken at six points along the route and two besides the final one. went down| as new records. At 2.500 metres he was timed in 6.58 and at 1.58 miles the watch snapped at 7.23 2-5. Neith- er is a standard distance.

According to a recent investiga-"

tion. the moot dangerous times of the day in Landon streets are four o'clock ln the afternoon, seven o’- clcck at night and 11 c'clock in the

_momlng and at night, the last, be-

ing the worst.

liiiueaghout the republic.

LAST MINUTE NEWS FLASHES ‘

- ` (Canadian Press)

`MONC'.I`0N, NZB., Jan. '.31-The nrat aeroplane in the Prince Ed- ward Island mail service com- llleted its nrat round trip this afternoon. arriving at Moncton at 2.15 p. m. The plane from Quebec had not arrived at four

OTTAWA. Jan. 21.4-Andrew G.

» Acres, postmaster of Ottawa, died

here today after an illness of several weeks. lla was one of the city'a beat known citizens who during his many years here had _played an important part in the development of the capital. Ile was sixty years of age and was appointed poameater eleven years ago.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-The

Dollar Line was Informed today that its liner President Garfield. which grounded on a ooralrecf In the Bahamas, was undamaged and that in all probability it could be refioated, pick up its passen- gers at Nassau, where they were taken hy the rescue ship Pan-

Amcrioa and continue its journey around the world.

LONDON, Jan. 21-An informal ll0ll of the House of Commons by Sir William Bull is said to show that an over-whelmlng ml1.i0l'liy of the members. favor the many times suggested Eng- lish channel tunnel. When par- liament rensscmblcs on Tuesday, Ernest Thurtle, a lahoritc will ask Premier Baldwin when thc question can bc formally dis- cusscd in parliament.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., Jan.

21-Four members of one fam- ily wurc killed and the driver seriously injured when an auto- mobile was struck by _a fast M.C. R. passenger train at Fraser, near here, this afienioon. _

PANAMA, Jan. Z1-Five Am-

erican navy men were drowned yesterday when an officers gig of the U. S. S. Whitney collided with a barge in the Panama

Canal Channel.

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FILL OUT AND MAIL TO THE ORATORY EDITOR tes; . CHARLOTYETOWN GUARDIAN, C1-IAR.L0'I'l’E'1`OWN For the provincial final, there will

_ CANADIAN AND INTERNATIONAL Tm,m_o,e,,ewhm,_

ORATORICAL CONTESTS .....3E§‘.Z.".f.*ll. ‘.‘.‘.‘°§....l’.‘§l“°.I.’ .‘I.‘....°‘°.2

Charlottetown as guests of The

Being Conducted in Prince Edward Bland by the Charlottetown aug;-didn for me pl-qvinelsi compe- _

Guardian tition. Inlending competitors should --------,_-_----J. ¢l!'¢l\

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Colorful Revue Pre-

sented by Local Boys and Girls Under Lap- able Direction of Mr Thomas Anderson. _

Numbers of the youth and beauty(

Charlottetown took part last:

nl ht i tl o "ning performanceof

g n ie p-

“The Charlottetown Follies."

There were many excellent dance

and ballet numbers, and the pei'

complished wonders, uiidcr the cap-, able direction of Mr. Thomas; Ander-

Damien Ross Leon Peters

James Andrcws__

Lemuel MacKinnon

Angus Cameron

Grover C. Gillis ' -

John MacKenzie. The Crown was reprcseiitcd by the

Attorney General and Miz Claire Campbell, and the defence by Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. C., and Mr. E. H. Strong. K. C.

It will be recalled that Emmanuel

Mallett. the accused. was charged with breaking, entering and stealing foxes from the ranch of Mr. James Sims. located at French River. At last Trinity Term of the Supreme Court, at which tline the jury dis- agreed. and in consequence a new trial was granted the crown. It is this which ls now in progress. Two witnesses, James E. Sims, and Police Constable Stanford Bigger were ex- amined yesterday.

The hearing will be continued to-

day at ll a. m.

test will take place, it is expectocl,` sometime in May.

plonship in Charlottetown. and thc winner will be entitled to proceed to Toronto for the Caiiadian Cham- pionship, lils or her expenses beliig paid. ,

There will be three valuable prlzesl

for each district. and, in addition.: the three winners of _each School Contest will each receive $5.00 to de- fray expenses in the District Con-|

also be two valuable prizes (with which. of course. goes the trip to

fill in the coupon to be found in this _

`REPR1-"SEN D D,C,.A,.0R THE l|_|E5‘REcovER11vc

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farmers, though amateurs, have ac-_ ,settfefnent ....., be Made Soon

The costumes and stage settings.

as well as the lighting effects, arc all

beautiful and in themselves well ‘ *"”' _ wow, seen-,g_ ((:amd|,n I-|-3,.) wireless about 3.30 There are two performances given TORONTO, Jan. 21.-The Toronto that Sllc was in th

each evening, immediately after the ‘ Star says today it is informed by one C309 Bl‘¢l»0l1. _ feature picture, and there is an en- 1 gf the Canadian newsprint manufac- M6595. 5ll'l¢lBl!‘ tire change of programme on Tues-j urers that a settlement of the news- "Bl rebrtf-will-alive day. No one should miss seeing hoiv ;prliit troubles will be made on Wed- ;°d 0! the elf-001011 ‘ well our boys and rlirls can do in an l nesday at a price of nearly $68 a ton. l of Marine, suggest up-to-tlie-minute revue. i “The resumption of operations by Calm" Wl‘llCh 15 in

A most interesting feature is theiclie Abmbi M111 at Espamla wday sent to her assists.

i-l°PUlB~l`l-lfy contest. conducted jointly 1 and the taking on of additional men 9- Wire in l‘¢Ply SW by the Prince Edward 'I`l\»“11i1re andlat the Sault ste. Marie ivflli is the was in no lmmedlat S. A. Ml1Cl'l0l18ld'S Clbllllllil' Bl»Dl'e» ,result of the approaching definite the Department of Tllefe Will be mllCl1 ll1l€l`€Si 59 See l settlement." "says the Star. ing in touch with t who the pretty lady. sud lwlilllllr ‘ -'Final settlement. it was certalncn s. S, '"reme" is

from surrounding d li- ,ga a. . .' Miss Charlottetown will bc. Saturday, would be at 5, price found- with a cargo of ls SC0Ul‘€Ci Chu W°0ded Country? hee' ---=--i-- 'cd on the average of all contracts _Shipped by the PM Ffid ft h Misa' 1'- ' between Hearst and the Canadian llltlfm

ay a ernoon, w en P N

l‘lll8f»0l\ d15HPP€0red while aava urfnl M C iiewsprint manufacturers which vir-

_vgaydfromh the scho¢_;l_ room wear a ett ` ase tually would mean a '|55 a top ptlcc‘ LAT

ar ng ouse, a d ance of. ut'- ~ for 1929. which Premier Tascheceau

1101! B mile. >'~_~»‘ B r eaks Reco rd ° S ern C rt in New York on December 15 declar- MARGAREE. N

Dr. H. H. Banks, of Barr( n. ln apr e ou ed would satisfy the Canadian news- N°l'W°$|“`l 5i¢lllTl°l'

said today that Miss Farring ' ,_ as -i *W print manufacturers for the present G°°"3°t'°Wn» P~ E~ suffering from concussion _ jithé (Canadian Press.l At the Supreme Court yesterday. time 30.000 bushels Of P

brain. but whether she fell andf' e NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-A trifle the case of The King vs. Emmanuel' . _ hard and fest in by the injury accldentslly °f%a[m0\-.3 bold than when he left, here Mallett. charged with breaking andl -*i*-lr miles Oli' lVil1l'E"~l`f€ struck by anothr person is no§':`j‘yet nes;-iy four years ago and with a lit- entering, was heard before His ing made to hav clearf The -girl herself has reedfpr- tie less spring in his strange hltching Lordship, Chief Justice Mathleson, S t Stanley. en wllte ed consciousness but is unable tire- stride. Paavo Nurinl, Finland's plian- and the following jury: ec re 3 0 I.. l1l‘0°¢€d in H5515

- - Edward Williams \Fureman\ -. _ _ Whillh is in S0019

h ' ‘ crushed. There is

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Wallace L. Higgins -

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Ship, W hi _ With _Las Potatoes I

night. A progressive improvement is in

in all his ailments was noted." _Marine

ment in Situation.

FROM ILLNESS

(Special to The Guardianl" PARIS, Jan 21-Marshal For.

illnand _Foch tonight had so far

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recovered from his kidney and heart ailments that his physicians announced they would permit him to leave Lis sick bed for a few minutes tomorrow moming. Doctors Daveiiiere and Seltz- iloycr this morning Lssged 3, more optimistic bulletin than 'any since the Marshal became lil, It said: “The Marshal passed a very good

S, S, "Tome," the

Georgetown this ye potatoes and whic port at 7 a. m. Su

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tons gross She route around Cape prevented her pas Strait of Canso

PARIS. January 21-'I'hi~ee French

engineers have recently invented a “inachiiie-gun_ camera." capable of lakillg 8000 phqtogrnphg pg;-_second through a special lens covered by a net of thin black lines. by means of whicii an a.eroplane’a movement;

of aeroplanes_in flight can be meas- F P ured to an inch, and their exact Inge' rl Speed and engine value calculated,

The inventors-MM. Hugucnard B Magnan and Sainte-Logue, who have y

5090 ¢lll‘l'Yll18 out experiments at Villacoublay aerodrome, near Paris- (By British U declares that the new camera will enable designers of aeroplanes to ie- LONDON. Janus ciuce to a minimum loss of power New Scotland-yard and Speed through faulty body con- experiments in the struction. wireless of the p __ When the films taken by the finger-prints of cri _machine-gun camera" are shown Remarkable succe lll -Sl0W l`l'l0l»l0U. it is claimed. the attended their effor horizontal and vertical lines cross- Byng of Vimy. th( ing the lens of the camera form a. and various high of back io d hitherto bse b th uitsh '

Ioan be measured. This appifestlfm (_ RGCEHC 0l>S¢l'VBill0ns. declare the the latest outcome

iir_iventoi_;,_ has shown that an aero- search will ln time D one e Ped with the same per- far-reaching impo

Great Interest Election as a swallow would triple its vention and detecti

_ [limes _ All 8. Dresen. wt ow- na .

Taken In lied cf hm' heh i drihg A .t lh

t (era, it is hoped will provide-would or telegraph 1,0 vari

Oratory Con est 'lead to the correction of construe- and frequently me Th l _ tional defects_ and would mean an somewhat vague

e greatest interest is being evin- enormous saving in ¢ngin¢-p0w¢;-_ h,0weve,._ jnformnm

god in thc_ Canadian International '_1‘he invention Wm also show may bm it obviously ratorical Contest which is being g _ 1,,

Si>0¥lS°l'€(l here by The Guardian. fitted for slow flying with a heavy and if, doe; nm Seven provinces are taking part and load, and which for speed pure and mental pl,-srure wlii the provincial winners will proceed simple-_ tu every p01|cem,m_ to Toronto, or some other centre| ` one phowgmph W; When; the ililai ciiimipiunsliip con- I--w*----*-----_--~ . _

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Every school having grades above, A [Gnd me tmmmi no. 0 is entitled to send a compctl-. _that the wgnlessed

toi° to the district contests which will my l\den¢_med_ X

be held at central points. The first( ' V famous enmmals three champions of the districts wllll ` transmitted with eq than contend for the provincial cham-

upil of_.... . _ . . _ . . . . . ._...college or school. I am inter- issue, and mail to The Guardian lToronto. cloudy ._ 20-ill he Oratorlcal Contests and l would like to take perl: in without delay. Montreal. cloudy . 30-0 Co d ed 4

On February l, i020, I shall be leaslthan 19 years of age. Through e. regrettable error. the Quebec, clear . .. .. . . .. 20-4 below , ens

» . ~ _ name of Claire Brehaut, the flrsten- Halifax, fair . _ . 30-10 3515.44, pq-

Name trant in the contest this year, was Bt. John clear 30-6 emhmnmoim

_ ascribed to Murray Harbor School. Boslnn, clear .. .. 44-24

Home Address . ..... - Misa Brehaut is a pupil of Murray Newlfork. clear 40-22 ae-eooe

f River School. the principal of which Charlottetown. cloudy __ 21-4 -'

...................... ..‘....`.....,................ ....... ..... is Miss Rebecca Cook. Last year High tide thlamorning at 0.30 and LIST BOYS WA

_ 1 this school sent in no less than four tonight at 7.36. . Guaniian

' Data of Birth ........... ............ entries. and no doubt this year it Bun sets this afternoon at4.01 and »-----.---

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builders which type of plane is bes ploteness of a rel

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