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cannon LANGUAGE

g Ill

Ilse oi the Council.

(iwpan in The Guardian) GENEVA, Dec. 10.~—A common ‘M, for a common council “mp-sod to the League of Nu- My, irritated at the delay ‘ py the use of only French ~ wish in Assembly Sessions,

inwiv. MEN ANII IMANACE

g Cider re Political Ciiiees.

- (Special l0 The Guardian)

(TORONTO. Dec 10.—Negotiut- t. lietiveeit tho management of p. Canadian Railways and the oral Committee of C. N. R. ployees regarding Mr. i). B. “net's order against employees lliclpnting in politics have been l, and the committee Inst night laii application for ti bottrd .',- the industrial Disputes Act trill on the question. The order,

changed his mind in

deviation from this

FUR LEACUECCIINCIL

Iintailed by Ilse oi_ Cue Language at Council Suggests Introduction oi Esperanto for

dutroduced by these members ur- ged the teaching of Esperanto in all schools and ordered the secre- tary to prepare a report on the pos sibility of using such a language in the Assembly. The resolution was hacked by Brazil, Columbia.

"mm of delegations today do Belgium, Chile, China. South Af- M dgvrylopmenl of m) inter. rica, Italy. Czecho-Slovrakia and u, language resolution P911111-

MENT T0 CUNFER

ployees Ask tor Board to Consider Mr. llinna’s

by which a man forfeited his em- ployment on the Canadian Nation- al Railways as soon as he accepts nomination of a political party for membership in a Provincial Legis- lature or the Federal house of Commons.‘ President iiannn refus ed to make any stotenzcnt for pub- lication other than the: he lind tint rnyxaril to the order and there uroul-l be no pciicy already

boon as "Order 42," is the rule n

nnouncetl.

Eisorv ENDOWMENT CAMPAIIGN

Willi-DE. N. 12,, one. 7. 1920 to!‘ ‘tlue carrying on of the it'll Alilisnn University “m... “WWW Campaign throughout town. as Zion Chairman.

All of the iMamllt-iime Provinces in an extensive

rlad Surveyor. Hormlnsvtllo. . 8726-11-1’! .

'_ lat News, Amherst.

'LQT-—SOM§TIME A50 BUNCH Ills. Blinder ‘please leave at, Guardian office. 2172

‘Fvll SALE.— NORTH AND

West River oysters by barrel.

George V. Moore. 53 Water St.. 2,74,

‘FQR $KLE.—0NE LIQHT DRIV-l Ill: sleigh in good ‘repair. Apply Iii 1-2 ‘Elm Ave. 2175-12-ll-3i

L,___ {i} FOR sate-as Aonia LAND a miles from Charlottetown with Iitllldiugs. Apply T. M. Q. care of Guardian Office. 2135424035

“Rivera-aunts: HA8 sass

°. “ll ill-amines slnlce Nov 9th. 3 ‘ Mvuer may have some thy “Vi”! “Wilden. ‘Brenton. J. Dot “i- Brennan. 2l67-12~l1-3i

- ‘ T "TNALE-THREI vzas one "Willis 1050. Thoroughly "- Bound and stops well. arm Dlleumatilo tire. frunahout.

m, "l Bis-duh a. fur mo: iiaathui st.

- F‘. A. non. u l’ ' , marina 0&0 dam ookoa. -' "88 0r mince meat deliver- ‘ 5., time for Christmas should

m“: b! totem-min: sou

"’°R to: rum-rt . W,” flfiggm inherit‘: fie Dau- N m Rout s

Prince mwflifd l-slland received a tremendous tilmpetlue as a ' of the series of lags held island within the past qlf wanillcutlun- interest was the an- nouncement ,of the appointment of Col. It‘. S. Mtiore. of Charlonte-

will lhe covered way by the campaign organization The provinces have been subdivid- PdillTtO zones, of twhich Prince Ed-

Albnrton and Soinris_ tars have also Ithe persons of Jaimes A. ‘Moore.

j£r5p_ J95’ gQMpQm-{QRLCharl-nltttown‘ and Sourisl; lady ad setter. Aipply to Ara-IS- I

"ain't-latest; Rov-

paigns

result committee meet- dn various tpantls of the few days.

been selected in Rev. E. ‘Weeks, Murray Harbor, Rev. George Ayers Bratlit-lbnnze; ll. C. Rice. Suttnuners-idew, Godfrey’. Albcnloih;

Rev. Willinnn

Mr. J. A. Moore. who has bcerimn. heflrues, 5

uctlve in ipreviotis siniiliai- cum- is General Agent for the Sun insurance (fompany, and en- jgyg it wllde ocquaItn-tanceshlpt throughout tht dsltnnirl. IMT. Moorcl also has a son at. present trttcntling‘ Mbunt Allison University.

Coal Supply in Canada lbs Improved Greatly

OTTAWA. Dec. 10.——.The est-tun- tiou in regard to supplies of bitu- minous coal in Cit-nails has im- proved to such an extent within the past few weeks that it has iboen found possllble v0 llflFlIflIIY 'I‘e4"°‘"‘ the embargo on exprts of tbl-tumlu- ous coal from ‘Canada and ship- ments under individual license will now be aillowed from the Mart- niime Provinces. However. should complications arise at any tint" to hinder the DYWIIICIIW m‘ mam‘ button of bituminous coal in Osm- nda, these Iecenses may I19 YQIIIS‘ ed by the board of railway coin- miissloners who are In charge of fuel control nnd distribution.

Chinese Starve By T

of China

,.P

ifstmtino duudltd prevail. native

_ _ ‘ the Oaiiiodlan Pres riaph

look of food. ‘Mr. Bird told of trees being atrip

0h with t ‘UNI; em '01‘

t-‘Lz.~2'::$i_::::~_-.'-.-: . . .

I l

honsaiidsi

vascouvns, Dec.‘ 10.—In the ' five provinces WIFE" " app eliminate th in thousands. 5111p servicfi between this clty and

h“ W‘ m mrm Tmmmo‘ St. John's, Newfoundland. Announ-

_ _ ' Association. who ar- ~rlv0d hare on the Eruptions: of Asia. ' H‘ bang"! 5111mm" Wm m9 "05" Nagle and Wigmoro today. The ser

hlicrlmtmhntohutd tho pith-s“ The m aihi I , has c er

l Montana. otlioaals ataoawthathh use; t‘: mlelnb

. money la available florlhalt pair

. _~P0l,6. and Ohlna la unable to

"o.

Deanery Meeting Held at Summerside,

APFORTIONMENTS ARRANGEDt FOR ISLAND PARISHES: RE. SOLUTION PASSED RE

DEATH OF CANON SIMPSON

I

A meeting ed the Deanery of the Anglican Church of this province was held wt Sumimerskle en- Thurs- day. Rev. C_ De. W. White, the Rumil Dean. prelflfllfnig, ushers @1113‘ ent "were Archdeacon Nvatson, Rev. G. W. iB. Jones, tMitllon. Rein. H. (‘._ Light, S-t. Peters, ‘Chur- lottetown. Rev. C. W. Neish, Ken- sington. Rev. S. Jeffreys, Gem-go- towrn. Rev. J.,J. llannfortl, Port "III. also the following laymen‘: Mr. Richardson and ‘Mr. Horace Andrews. St. ‘Eleonora and Mr. C. E. Mc-Kcntziq’, Mil-ton’ The prin- cipal work of the meeting was the arranging of the annual an- portionments for 1021 for the VIII‘- ious parishes.

Reference was made to the loss sustained to the church and the province by the. (loath of llcv_ (run. on Simpson and a resolution of Hyunirathy, movctl by Rev. Mr_ Jeffrey's. seconded by the Arch- deacon was passed unanimously, expressing deep sympathy for “It'd. Simpson and family in the loss which tli-cy anti the church in gen oral have sustained.

The resolution ives a: follows:

To the irremtiry of James Simp- son M. A., D. C. L. Priest. for thir- ty-ionr years incumbent of St. Pet- ers Cathedral, (Iharloltcletvri who entered into rest November 29th 1920 in the 67th year of Ills age.

Whereas It has pleased Almighty God in ills zillwise providence to take unto d-iliuself the soul of otir dieiar ~brot|ier \_‘.ll(l f-riend. Janice

the Divine Will. t,‘

Theremrg ‘he i,‘ "esolved by nmijcct “llow maiv I become a Christ. menu-hers of this Deanery 0f i‘rince1iar.,.. '

Edward island. lay and. CIBPIKfHLIO that In bis departure we sincerely s

inogn‘ m"! fr“: 5°35! and ‘EMF? repent and turn to God with iiiIliQ p 0 S Map“, 631m] from St h‘; lettghuint? new in’ ‘film’! _O_ m‘ {IHFDOSQ oi heart. The sinner llllll-‘viuchn ‘his Evening for LiverpnoL g1 r5 an e“ s‘ '3 Mum“ take God's way of salvation tttiilishe carries 1.200 pasqengws’ z,

“evomon to me Service “t God‘ his not the man-made nictlioils. but large consignment of mail and gen. uprlglit character, his- honesty, teinglhe m“, m- me (“.035 0f (mvan,

cred with charity with which he Iielid his convictions and his many ‘

excellent qualities which made Illlll Shit,“ ‘VHS much enjoyed‘ The sfrlsem back to Eurovean coumnes‘

money turned over to (iermitny by France for the purpose of amelior- ating the material situation of min ers in the Rhur region have been misappropriated by the Berlin Gov ernmsnt. it was found at a meet- ing of the Committee ‘of l-‘oreign Affairs of the French Pttrliarnent

Y

Pnvd Willi it bright song service Icd by sitiue made a SDIUIHIIII beginning to the‘ conference. Rev C A Britten pastor of the entertaining church gave a Itearty and warm WOICDIIIE to the visiting brethren and (Iele. gates.

man then took the chair and 'con.

d

Earnest . . Gail's bits.» simipson’ ‘priest we bow i“ dwpllhe conference. In the absence oi sorrow and humble stilbiniss an loin"). Rmmyv He“ R W Ilindsay

ins

Misappropriated by German Government.

(Special to Tile Guardian) PARIS, Dec. IOr-Ilarge sums 0t‘

estertiay. says the Alatiii. The

The tuneup-sixth session of tho

I

P. it]. island United Baptist Qunr.‘ terly-Confcrencc convened with thi ) illcdcque iBnptist. (lhnrch nt Frcol ‘town Dec. C——7tb.

The Jiionday evening session op-

the Rev. it. W. Ilindsziy; the

Tile fro; lent, Rev. A. b. ller-

bticl‘ tI-‘JJIIOHQI service. pruvtr- offered for upon the session of

ucted a as

dultesseil the meeting on the stub-

.‘... mpcakci- said that in rtIt-r to Iiectmis it Christian the owl must be iuvttkencil, must

The lictlcqtic cntiereti a sbeautiful selection- euii atldress of the evening “l-iou", ray I develop Christian life?" wast elivered by Rev. E. P. Calder‘

cancyvwhlch will indeed be hardy. ‘The Speaker 5am ma, Chrisuflmtyl m1‘ “'9 5M" m!“ gremly m5 ‘V "turns life and therefore was meant.

, ward island comprises Zion _.iyAN1-ED__MA|D FOR GENE three. This zone is furth- a WWW fvr svvd in the Church o ,. in cw M- J- w» t." ‘?;i.':12<‘...:..";".. sir... is": n , ‘unlock’ Monmgmm 61 pd fdtiotvs; (lharlottetewnt, Murray ‘H15 passing away has “mac a V: ‘l l” Amen“, "ODONALD Harvboun‘, Brvudalhztne, Suminersidc

' Gfolhp Lead-

counsel; but will ever cherish the

Kill-I friendship.

‘i‘o Illii bereaved family we extend ympathy and pra-y that in this time of sorrow they may Iiave that comfort, hope and faith which God alone can give.

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MAIIIIIME PRIIVINCES IEIEGRAPIIIC NEWS

(Spectral to The Guardian)

NORWEGIAN SHIP WRECKED SAMBRO LEIJGL‘

HAilillFAX, N. S. Dec_l0—~The Nor wegdan steamer Roinsdalbfjortl. grounded on ISQIIYIJTO Ledge off llali fax Harbor a’ three o‘cleck this iuonnlimipl- Heavy seas broke the ship in uwonfter her crew of thirty- nine had taken lo the bouts. Th1 Remsdalsijord a. freighter of 3.000 tons, was bound from Norway to New Yon-k anti was putting into Ilalifax for Bunker‘ Coal. The iwreck occurred a half mile to the east of where the Bohemia struck

i‘ last February. I

ST JOHN TO 8T JOHN'S QERVICE

sr Joins s. n. Dec Ill-If suit. ble docking faciliiipa can he obtain s ‘ed from the city the Canada steam‘-

I

a cement to this effect was made by

the local agent, Thomas Nuglc. of

vice will be continuous of the com.

,9“ 9| ,mfk “my |”'.|'m°r m“. o; party's service which was establish their children tn-

sn"c"

v r vqr rat r‘ t in , o‘ umoltumuofi‘ ‘pa: last summer but of their food and

ed between Montreal and St. JOIID’:

Honan famuine commit-toe e nuuitber of Can- sns and ls doIHE fhno work. and the Cwnndlan Pren-

hor- tbytieirian nrrisalon is m the centre

_ gagged" distinct.

(to be developed. Ho. referred to the Timnrlyim: hrntaiimml‘lfvfiimn l‘ iVllflflllS forms of life and drawing Ctlimyréchi’ sqnulnlaiserlmiuoltzc ‘an. illustration therefrom, he said or me present ro,estabus,hment pm _ ‘that the cattrpillar was not meant gram of the Government, as stroll, vie crawl but to develop and become from (he viewpoints of different a butterfly. The eagle io soar to organizations oi’ war veterans will. lofty heights and, gain thereby; s0 ovitli the (lhrlstian ltelpiitced before the Committee is ineanuto rise to the Heavenly Parliament. Place In Christ Jesus and developi until he reaches llte perfect man in Christ Jesus, the Author and Giver of ltie etprnal. fire. Calder present- ed his message way. It was rich in spiritual food‘ and was sou-I satisfying

dent gave testimony to the saving and keeping power of God. Session clos ed with prayer.

vice was Icd by Bro. Herman. The topic of this service was Price of a Revival." The same, was presenter] in a clear and simpli- manner by the president. Many oi‘ the brethren took part in the dis- cussion. The minutes of the prev

encouraging and the outlook

I

strength

I i

I

in a thoughtful‘

The aftcrseasion- led by the presi- was also helpful and many:

Tuesday morning devotional 501*

“The

ions conference were read and ap- proved. The reports of the churches were then given, the same were for the future is very hopeful. The inaL ter, of inllotmeuts was then brought up and after some discussion was referred to a committee consisting of brothers Lindsay. Freeman and Nelson. A tnotion was made to have the next conference take place on the first of May. Motion carried. it was moved that Bro. Freeman be given time td present his pap. or on the lCIiurche's Mission at the close of the women's meeting. Ses- sion closed with prayer. . Tuesday afternoon devotional sci"- vice was led by Deacon McCnbe. Rev. F. A. Hubley of Tryon read

a carefully prepared paper on the subject “Preparation for Spiritual Services" The speaker emphasized

ports reeei ved

noon Friday.

was given Itist

French Premier has explained the situation to Premier Lloyd George who has. admitted thc justice of his conclusions. lt is said. that re- late in November

indicate that most of the 200.000. 000 Ifranco gold paid each month

to (Iormany by Spa Coal agreement, July have purpose of 1iropagaudn.

France under the sin (‘e

been diverted to the

Baptist icstisieuai-grrritsiri‘is no; I I

Inipoitant Statement

CHARLOITETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, sacraments 11, 1920_

GERMANY suit Pnnvts ETC PRC.MISESI.....

Most oi the Two Hundred Million Francs Paid» Each Month by France to Help Ilhur Miners‘,

r I I

l

last

0n Irish Question

(Special (n. The Guardian) (LONDON. Doc. l0~—lt. is

an. mitiniretl that Ilreinir-r liloyil Georae will make an important statement with regard to Ireland on the open- ing oi’ the House of ‘Commons at The terms of the

statement were dottbtless discuss. Orson-Fantasia Symnhoulquc- ed at it conference between the PTO! FIQWIIET- Premier, lMr. Bonar Law, Govern- S°|°_The H°IY CIU'"'-\Il' Al‘-

meut leader of the (Tommons. Sir l-lamar Greenwood, Chief Secreta. ry of Ireland and several officials of the Irish department which was held at the Premiers’ official resi- dance in Downing Street yesterday afternoon, -hiit no official indication night as to what

has been (lecided.

MIELITA LEAVES FOR LIVER-

leral cargo. A party of ttntItHiP-flble Male Quarteitetcitizcns Mung-n. m“, by (hp) North

I

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POOL

-s"r JOHN N. rs. Dec. l0——Th '

West Motiutedi Police "are ‘being

War Veterans To Present Claims

to The Guardian) i0—-De flciencics

(Special OTTAWA. Dec.

ful Iy in

it is understood. be 858i“

Bro. Britten referred to ‘vsrivllfl ways of carrying on the campaign and the importance of using enroll!‘- u-nd sane methods. Rtlv- J- X9150“ gave an‘ address on the “Follow u? Methods" The leading thought oi this address was “The training of workers who will labor with the pastor for the purpose of sole" "I tei- the young converts and brill them into the work of the Lilllln-n- The Women Missionary Aid Society Icd by ‘Mrs. —-—- —. The specia. feature of this service was the ad- dress given tby Rev. E l’ (311100?- Tuesday evening {Resident Her. mun in tho chair. The report of the committee on allotment was read and adopted. iRev. C. ‘R. Freeman, the first speaker of the evening in a very forceful and earnest way dealt with the subject "The Church's Miss- ion" Great stress was put upon the need of God's power to afford euc- cess to the Ambassador oLCIlrIM- lie spoke of the Church's great God-given opportunity (because of the way in which social, industrial. financial and religious life has been shaken. , A duet was sweetly retidered and was niuch appreciated.

Rev. E. P Calder gave a very deep and helpful address from the words: "l will give you to drink of the ‘Fountain of the Water of Life frettlyPP/fhe report of the committee on resolutions was pre seated and carried.

Motion was made by Bro. Free- man. seconded by lBro. Britten that

the importance of prayer and one- [i953 of accord on the purl of the members of the church.

Rev, IC. A IBrItten of Bcrlerpic aiLrage. Motion to adlourn dressed the Conference on the suh-. This brought to a close one of the tmemenod by m, “h”, o; m.

ject "Contiucting ‘Special Services.

G. A Clark of Charlottetown be the lllaptlst representative on the Board of the P. E. Inland Orphan

Soprano anti Alto Duet and Chor-

hlens Chorus—“Follow the

Ohorusr-"Joy to The World." Cradle Hymn-Mezzo Soprano Solo me treaty "rum

,Mczzo Soprano and Baritone Duet

Double Qunrtetto~“There is Room

“Ihe Cfihlristina; Kin? A Splendid Success

OF ZION cnuscu new“

DER CHRISTMAS CANTATA WITH FINE EFFECT

The choir of Zion Presbyterian Church are to be congratualted upon the splentld cantata, "The Christmas King," rendered last night before a large and appreciat- ive audience. The cantata was ‘composed of twelve parts, iuclud» ing solos. iluets, a. tlotthle quar- itette and choruses. ltwonld be a. difficult matter indeed to praise any individual part among so Lnany that were excellent The harmony throughout was splendid. The ulior his,‘ "Joy to The World“ and incl beautiful "Cradle Ialymu" with Aliss- i-Dorothy Sutherland as soloL-t and choir ZIPCOITIIIZIHIIHGIII. mi- 1a a spec IaI appeal to the wi"‘er.. .\ll.~.:- Hil- tlu Harries rendered the organ mus. it. very effectively. Prof. W. l-l. Fletcher directed the singing. Prat ceding the cantata Prof. Flctrht-i- retidercd two organ selections anti accompanied hlr Arthur Bruce, Mrs. Fletcher and lvlr. (l. ll. Gor- beli in solo parts.

The programme was as follows:

Ia

of

th

N?

ill

Ill

thur Bruce.

Solo—-The Heavenly Snug-Airs. W. E. Fletcher.

0rgun—Madrlgai—~Prot'. Fletcher.

Solo-Tho Birthday of a. King- Mr (l. ll. Gorhell.

CANTATA .

ntroduction and Opening Chorus

“Prepare Ye the Way.” E

us-“(Yer the Silent Eastern Hills"—llliss Jean Fraser and Miss Gladys Crawford. _

GititI-I

ing Star.“ i

Cliorus-“Glorinus illorn" Coutriilto Solo. Women's Ciitirus Sim; or guigayja to (he 14933119 9g “'91” Nations has been voted

and Choir.—~"Antl There Sliepiierds"—~llilss Louise sou, Soloist

i.a\\'- ‘C

land.

with Choir Accompaniment. - Miss Dorothy Sutherland. Soloist

“Falrest Lord Jcsns"——lliiss Et- hel Cofliu and Mr. A. R. Glliis.

in My Heart for Thee"—Miss Ethel Collin, Mrs J. J. Stewant Miss Flo Coffin, Miss Annie Mac- Kinnom-Mr. D. MacKinnon, Mr. M. MucKinnon, Mr. J. G. Ben- nett, Mr. A. R. Glllis. Chorus-Come and Worship. GOD SAVE THE KING

The members of the choir who took part in the concert were:— S0prlfl0i2—MlBs Dorothy Suth- erland, bliss Ethel Coffin. Miss Flo Campbell, Miss Jessie Gillis. Miss Marjory Bruce. Miss Margaret MacDonald, Miss Elllcott Marley. Miss Jean MncMiIliLn. Miss Mary Brehaut. Miss Dorothy Davies, Miss Rita Macldwen, Miss Ruth Mac- Gregor. Miss Joan Fraser, Miss Christine Kielly. Miss Florence lugs, Mrs. J. J. Stewart

I

Alton-Miss Louise Lawson. Miss Flo Collin. Miss Gladys Craw- ford. Miss Annie MacKlnnon, Mrs A. liiacldachern.

D. MacKlnnon. C. C.

Tenors-Mr. Mr. M. MucKinnon. Dr. Archibald.

Baum-Mr (‘.. Ross. Mr. A. it. Giilis. Mr. H. MacDougall, Mr. J. (i. Bonnet.

U..S. Want

Intrunnt

unemployment situation. the board

be expended in immediate relief The fund will he distributed under