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Proposes to Raise Excess Profits Tax to

Sixty Per Cont wh

would be Abolished. Some 0f the Pro- g visions of the New Taxation Proposal.

t _tl_ I I I (Dom. Press Special.) LONDON. April 20.—'l‘he feature

of tho ltudget. statement delivered

in tho House of Commons toda-y"

by J. Austen (Ylmtn-berialn. Citati- cellor of the Exchequer. was the revolution of the country's bound- jng revenue and a surprise by- the Chancellor in his announcement of p purpose to raise the excess pro- flts-tax to sixty per cent, wlten it had been expected this tax would the abolished and a substitute tux proposed.

in closing his speech Mr. Cham- bcrlttin, referring to the gigantic, sacrifices that had been endured throughout the W81‘. described the nation's position as one of unexiam pied and unequalled strength. He made no proposal such as had been forecast, to institute n sinking fund to rcdectn the national debt with- in fifty years but he announced that thcre would be no more -bor- rowing to balance revenue and ex- ptlltllltiftltl anti estimated that the

11.1w tax proposals would t-tiablc him to_ bring about the redemption of 4.2.. -

0110.000 of the debt this year and

.it:ttI0,000,000 next year. 'i‘he how taxation proposal, in-t (‘Illtivs increases 111 110N111 ""11 1°10 glflllll rates the raising of the duty, up glllflli-l from y?» wliiiill‘ slxpence to 70 shillings. Mid Ii!‘ pt-ticc, the beer ou-ty ‘itom .:t snit- littgs to 100 shillings per barrel flnitblliif! of the wine duty with the atltlitltiti of a 599C111 51111111019111 1711111 of so poi‘ cent on sparkling wines. a hi) por cont ntlvalortnti tax on ;,“pt,,-.t._.d cigtpyg, tunutnbct" of no» ditloual stump tihliss on commer- cial "my stock oxclinnge transact- ions and u new tax of it shilling in ,_ o" ‘i; limited liability PM"

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Tllé inlcomc tux was‘ not. chtittg- ed cxcopt for an ittitilttonnl super- tax of slxpt-tict- ln the pound on

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SEIIHET SHIPS lll I BHI Milli lllllll NlllY

The Greatest Secrecy Attends Construc- tion of Huge Flying Boats and Air- plane of Six Thousand Horsepower Able to Alight on Land or Sea.

pounds per year. The present tux on motor cars -.\ntl petrol are to continue in force until the cud of the Year when they will the super- scdcd by new taxes dealing with excess profits.

The chancellor said they bad greatly exceeded tut-y forecast he should have dared to make "and had he foreseen the present situat~ ion no such refine-lion by forty per cont would have been‘ made last year.

BRITAIN'S FINANCIAL SITUAT- ION STRONGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER EUROP- _ EAN COUNTRY.

LONDON, April 20.-—The heav- iest burdens of the budget calling for an expenditure of 1,184,102,» 000 pounds presented to the com- tnons by the Chancellor of Excheq- uer, Austen (‘hztmberlttin yester- day are settled upon booze, big business and war profltcers. Un- tier the new policy uf Britain as outlined by (fhambcrlain thosn who have been profiting front war must pay the war debt. heavy in- creases. The excess profits tux is increased from 40 to 00 per cent. There I-l similiti‘ boosting of taxa- tion re right of the proflteers to the use of such things as motor cat's. liquors and cigars and espec- ially wines anti champagne. Mean, while the burden on the common people is eased tsomcwltttl by tbs raising of the income tax exemp- tions on small incomes and mak- 111g‘ the graduation on big incomes greater. The Increases will hc an- plied largely to reduction of war. debts. Chamberlain's summing up; of the situation. showed Great Bri- tain's financial condition stronger than any other European country. Britain not only was getting on bur foot. bttt beginning to pay off

tht-tuttvs, txt-octlliig thirty thousand

ltcrtlcbts at a surprising ratc.

Sir George Pcrlcy ,

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LOST -—-AT THE REHEARSAL of "Oh, 0h. (‘int1y" in the (lnlcdon- lan (‘htb llall last wet-k a gctitlc unit's st-ttrf. Fliitlcr will ltlcasc‘ tlt-livt-t" ttrJnhtt F. Wheat‘, Suc- 1"‘1il1')' tif tknttitilttcc.

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Francolmposcs New 13jlll°nl.tll¥_illles

(Dom. Press Special.)

PARIS, April 20.—-A new ban on luxuries is about to be imposed by lite French Finance. Mitiister. Silk stockings, pianos, automobiles, jew t-ls and similar articles classified its tlt- luxt- wnrvs are to bt- ‘barrttti. the rccvttt boom i_n the British and American (txports to Franco. tend- bit: to lower tht- t-xcbatigei valu" vi’ tho fmnc imtrkct is necessaq it i! explained. '

Severe Fightin g ' _I_tLManchutia

(Dom. Press Special.)

WASlllNlFPON, April 20~— (lzuchtt Slovak nntl ‘tlltltitastt troops attack- ctl Japnnt-i-tt- fnrccs at Iiailar Northwestern Mnncliuritt after tho Japanese had arrested eight alleg- ed (lhlncse Bolsheviks. According to iulvlccs from the Toklo War of- fico to Major General Inouye, Jap- anese Military Attache hero receiv- ctl today thc Japanese suffered fifteen casualties including several deaths.

Belgium Asked to Send Delegates

(Dom. Press Special.) BRUSSELS, April 20.—The Ital-

(Dom. Press Special.) I'., editor of the _ LONDON, April 20.—Tlic i-troat- Annual has just rt-tit-olcd the lact est secrecy attends the ctmstrucb’ that these tnystt-ry vcscls arc ‘build ion by Britain of gigantic telghl-Iittg but all dctttils are tiuturtilly tinglntitl flying boats of steel and guardctl by the Naval authorities. illl tilt-piano, each of six tbotistiiitl Britain l5 ciillilgeil 111 517911110115 ltorscpowcr and able to light on efforts to speedtht-improvemctittif land or sca. hcr ticrial armament, Mr. Buroynt- (Iolottcl Allan ll. said today.

wtit. REJECT m g wttsmts PROPOSALS

Allied Reply to Presidents Not_e_oit Turkey will Withdraw Nothing from Decision Arrived at. Tf8I1IZ01lll to Remain Turkish.

f‘). (Dom. Press Special.)

PATHS. April 20.—’l‘hc allied re- ply to President \l’ilson's note on Turkey will say the Allies cannot withdraw anything from the decis- ion they ltave reached regarding Ottoman power, special dcspattzhes front San its-mo today said. While the reply was, according to tics

Boitroyne, M.

lcttrnetl authoritatively ‘tonight. Allied communication to President Wilson on the ’l‘urkislt treaty wtli be divided into “two parts, it was lcarnctl. The first section will tlcal with the general principles m» spirint: the treaty; the second will give specific reasons for each dec- ision anti rcply to the American

Navy League .

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Gzarist Regime.

(Dom. Press Special.)

_ 1'=\111i5. April 20.—-—Altltout:li Sov- 1P1. ltussltt is not officially partici- patitii.’ in the conference at San Remit -it is virtually reprcac-titctl by Italy who will take up the (‘ittlgcls for the Soviets bcfurc licr allies.

l-‘rattce is ‘understood to be al- together oppostztl to recognition. cf

‘the llolslicvlst Government until

the latter has given ironclad as- surances that it will pay the debt contracted iby the CZRTISL regime.

Thc Frctich representative who talked with the Soviet commissauv Kriissln at (‘openhagcit rctttrnt-tl

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APRIL 20. i" ‘use "H" at 11.15.

l. MR. l-IIGGS presented a petition from the Charlottetown (lily (‘oun- cil tisklng for an amendment to the .-\t:t of ilncorporallon permitting of borrowing $50,000 for- permanent works. $15.00‘) for storm $10,000 for .1 ‘rc alarm system on

patches, conciliatory 'in tone it Prcsltlenifs observations, particu Will rcJPt-t practically all of Wll- lhrly to why the 1111_l@d leaders 5on1. Suggestion... ‘inclufling the httvt.‘ utdcd‘ that Trobtzontl must expulsion ct’ the Turk from (‘on- P9111111" I‘1l1‘1<1*i11~

'l‘lto council of premiers late to~ (Iny innit itp tlic financial clause of tlic 'l‘tti'kisl| pact antl-callctl in ex- ports to got advice on some sect~ ion. The last part of the sitting ivas devoted tn the dispensation of

stitntipoplc.

- The allies will point out tbal the United Slates did not. declare wnr on Turkey and refused rcsponsih» lllty of the steps necessitated by the pence treaty. despatclies said.

tnost difficult because of divert:- ctn-c of opinion antong the popu- lation. The 'l‘urks trcttty will be presented to the Ottoman dclcgtttcs in Paris May 10, it was announced officially.

ti}; WIISOII Discussed The Railway Strike

(Dom. Press Special.) WASHINGTON, April 20.—-l’t"esl~ tlent Wilson and his cabinet today tllscussctl the railroad strike and rcvicwcd tho measures taken to halt it during the tiast week. Fol- lowing tbc tncctltig the cabinet iticmbcrs oxprcssctl satisfaction with the govcrnntetttis cottrsc and indicated that they ltcllcvctl the tlatiget‘ of a rztilrontl tic up is over. All future pc-tlon will probitblyt be lt-ft iti the hands of a railroad labor board, it was saltL, -_--¢-0-@-

Delegates from India in Paris

TREBIZOND WILL REMAIN TUR ISH.

‘SAN REMO, April 20.~"I‘i't~.b1. zond will remain Turkish and will not be ztwartlctl to Armcniti, it vzas

Silver 111M111; of New York Sales

(Special to The Guardian.)

NEW YORK, N. Y., April 20.—- Silvcr fox fcnturctl today's svssloiis at lIli‘. fur salo in lht- hiastitiit: llall hero. The finest pair of pelts fetch (‘d $670 ottrlt. liitt ‘somtgof the poorct‘ and ttltlct‘ pclts sold as low its $5. The gottvral run of 1tritves on sllvct‘ fox, ltmvt-ver, sliowcti atl- vttticcs of :15 pt-r cont uvcr tho cor- rnstiontllttg ifigiires at tbc April, 1919 sale Ilf‘l'(‘. 'l‘l1t- largcst fllIVlillPL‘ nvt-r last. spring, which was shown hy Nculrin or South Amt-ricatt lit-aver, was 80 pnr ct-nl. The choic- ot-it of’ those skins brought $0.10. Iiltiv fnx was tcn pm" ct-nt abnvo

last April, whilc iii! rctl foxes, the

best of which snltl for $41.02

brought tirlt-t-s that rangtttl frottt (Dfim- P1558 51191-14110 itncltaitgotl on Norlhvrtt to 15 pvr 1'1\11‘15. A0111 130-—A Mll-‘AWIIIIDII cunt. higher ltlttstortt and central 11010111111011 ffvlll liltlltt Ilils tirrlvctl

ltcrc front Lotitlnti after n fcw wt-vks silty in tbc British capital. ’I‘hl$ tlcltrgtitltin is to lay before tho. llrll ish and Alllctl gnvormnctits thc [mints of vicw of the Moltamtiictl- an community of India, with rc- gtird to the caliplitite question and the proposed peace trcttty with '1 iii‘ kcy.

Loan to Austria“ From J. Morgan 0o

skins, Forclgti rctl fox ft-ll off ton per cont. Sales for the day amount- ed to $550,000 which brought tho grand total for two days to $1, 450.000.

NEW YORK, April 20.—-S.tlt~s rctichctl $900,000 at the opt-fling ses slnu of tho animal sprltig fur out‘: tinn in thc Masonic llall ltcre today tlcspilc the fact that tlic nclllnt: schedule was not. completed. Buy~ crs wort: in nttctidttncc frotn lion- don. Paris, Leipzig, hlosctnv, Oui- ak and ‘Foltlo, nntl also frntn lt-atl- ing (attics throttgltottt the [Hill-fl States anti (Fatiidn. Bidding tufts

generally active and comparvtl with (90111- PM“ Special.)

Kurdistan, which was‘ considered ‘a

25 your tls-"iicitutcs at 5 l-Z pct‘ l cent. 1 \ bill was inlrotlucctl am] road a ‘first time

‘ MR. HIGGS tilso presented a pol.- ttiun from John A.‘ McLartui and otli~ let's for an act to attiontl tlic Act off iincorporatiott of Paions Ltd.

Bill introduced and read a first

MR. B. W. LEPAGE asked the Cnmmissitmtir of Public. Works if a tit-titittn had bccn rvtzclvtwtl front the rcsltlctils of 'I‘nt'onto, (Yavt-utlislt and Bay‘ View asking for a roitl from ’l‘oronto Road to llaY Vim”

Road and 1f so what actititi was going to be taken. - The (Jommlsslottcr of Public

been received and was being given consideration.

HON. A. El. ARSENAULT nskctl the Leader of the Government if thc Report of the External Audit wns ready. He had seen a typcwrli ten copy of it on the clerks tublc| and if the printed copies were not‘ tcatly the Opposition would ‘be glad to at least soc tlic copy.

MR. BELL said lic w uld table it totiiorrtvw.

tvfn. ARSENAULT tlttmgltt thcrc were too many "tomorrows“ iii the vocabulary of the lion. lcatlcr.

In the absence of Mr. Kcnttctly, lion. A. E. Arsvtittult askt-(t the Leader of tbt- Govcrntttctit to lay nn tht- table of‘ fht- llutisc a. slate“ titcnt ulmwlttgt- _

1. Llumtity and vnlut- nf liquors tittrtvhtist-tl and paid for by tltc Pro hibltiott (‘tittttti‘ssl0ti, in stock or In their posstssititt or stibjcct to tht-it nrtlcr on St-ptt-tultct‘ 1st. I919-

2. (lttatitit-y of liquors mt hand or in stock or suhjt-trt. lo their urti- cr u'ltit-h wort‘ procnrt-tl ‘by scl7.ttrt~ or cctrflscatiott, and thc vtiluc tburvtif.

3. (linmtlly and bait-s rtespcctiv- t-ly of liquors procured and by seizure and confiscation. and proc- ured by ptircltasc; tlisposctl of front rcpt. 1st. to l)".c. 131st, 1011i lncltr slvc, and the titttount realized from the sale of ouch respectively.

4. 'l‘otal amount 0t ntoncy W001i" otl for liquors, and hn itemized 3121101110111. showing, costs of goods purchased and of all cxpcttscs in- citrrctl by the ctmttuissloii.

" tioptcs of all corrcspotitlcncc

d. between the (lommlsalou and the

Hllfifill ll SAN HEMll

France Opposed to R ecognition of the Bol- Goveritment Until Assured of Payment of Debt Contracted by the

INGS IN THElEGISLATURE

sewers, ., '

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empty haiitlvtl WIIIIO lhc Italian dc- lcgates actually closed an agree- ment wbvrcbv an ltalo-lttisslzin commercial treaty was practically stipulated giving the Soviets the right to establish a regular bureau at ltuntc with u corresponding bur- t-au to be get up at Moscow by Italy for the furtherance of mutual trade rclatlt-iis.

'l‘lit.-. reason the French failed to come to an agreement with the Soviets is explained by diplomats 11.1’ iltt- fact tliiit both French dcle gates were prominent. financiers anti did not approach the Soviet representative iti the right way.

the vlattscs, “not scientifically con- structed." Zlir. Speaker also kindly assisted in giving some of the claus~ cs a more “tirlistic" finish.

Dtsctissiott continued with some progress till 1 tfclock when House atlitittrtictl till 3 p. m,

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lEHEitItEYIYtBvinEe Telegraphic News

STRUCK OIL rIqN KENT COUNTY, . B.

.\I(II\"("I‘ON. N. 11., April 20.» The Antzlolhtr ll Oil (‘o., btatlng for oil at ("tirtl branch, Kcnt Pnunty, has struck a titutlcralc flow and tlt-vciopntciits are continuing,

OVERALL CLUB FOR HALIFAX

HALIFAX. April ill-Employees of the Imperial Oil 00.. at lmperoil ticrir Halifax. to the number of 200 are taking tip the establishment of an overall club in order to fight the high cost of clothing.

METEGIAMA AT s1‘. JOHN

ST. JOHN, April 20.-—'i‘1te R. M. S. llfetagtttna arrived today from Llvt-rpool with 771 passengers, :1- mmtg them being Brigadier Gen- cral Kitig, Ottawa. Lleut. Col. E. G. llallcwcll, Ottawa, Sir. R. Win- frcy, M. l’. Lotitittn. Pliiglnnd and Lit-tit. (J01. it. D. \Vlllillllis of Van- couvcr,

AMENDMENT TO DENTAL ACT DEFEATED. l"ltl‘}l')l'}IKl(‘TON. N. 13., Apiil 20. -—A proposctl attiqntimcitt in lho llcitittl Act uml*r which dentists who have been raciising in Grout lirltain wmiltl bu pcrtnlttctl to prac- tlsc in Nt-w Brunswick without fur- tht-r qualifications was tlcfcntt-d this tnnrnittg. Some thirty dentists spoke against the amendment.

FOUND WHISKEY IN HAY

ST. LEONAHDS. N .11.. April 20. MFtilInwititI a stisplcititts activity I)l‘I.\\’f'l‘ll this town and several illalttc towns Al McLaglilin,‘ a pro- lilbltimt lttsticctor last night seized

eight tons of prcssctl hay atldress-t

inn goverutnetit has invited the Iit-lglun government to send dele- 1 gatcs to the Sun Remo conference | tis the rcsult of which llelglutu will he represented by Paul 113111111115. Foreign Minister and M; JasPmV Minister of Economic Affairs. These ‘Ministers will be accompanied by Colonel Thcunis, Belgian member of the reparations committee and by Viscount Jacques Davlshflll. F01‘ 9151; Secretary.

Negro Lynchetl and flanged to Pole.

(Dom. Prong special.)

housework. Apply 221 Water 8295-4—17-6lpd.

'WANTED.—AT ONCE MAI-D TO assist at housework. Apply Mrs.

. Stewart. 185 Prince St. 81B1-4-9Melf

‘WANTED-JIIRL FORGENERAL housework. for small family. Ap Ply W UDDar Prince st.

80824-MEtf.

‘GIRL WANTED tron HOUSE- Wmh- Anniy 174 Kent Street. z Apr 1f if.

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ltou t... t vtrrssuito. KANSAS. April 20- wcllftxtfrrlfiiAglifItIlctlao gm Lloyd -—An unidentified negro tramp was » 33644-204] lynchetfl last night after the mob

~~~~~ had literally torn the small town

the corresponding nvcrtige figures r/btalnctl at thc spring auction In 191!) today's average prices show- ed atlvtinces. ranging from ton pct cont on wliltc fox to fifty pt-r cont 011 810110 11110116114

Oihcr pcrttetttngc atlvsnccs foil- ows;——.F.Ishor 40, Baum Martin 35, Marten 30. and Gross fox 15. The sale will run for seven days more and among the chief ‘tulle-rings tomorrow will be blue foxes, silver foxes. nutrlcs anti others.

To Investigate The Palestine Clashes

(Dom- Prue Special.)

’ WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO “"111 with a llttlo housework and tttkc nul baby. Apply 102 Kent Slrccl, 8383-4-21-3lpd.

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WANTED T0 RENT.—- SMALL miitlrfn furnished house in deu- ‘M1119 106811111. preferably near the Park. for months of July and ‘WWM- Amity glvinl description

t 5391mm to w., 0.0 cumin:

jail to pieces. He was charged ‘with ttssnntttnx Sylvia Brown 1h, country about. two miles from Mul-l, berry. The negro was captured‘ gngnllfull‘ tho attack. The fflrl wns| "ken m jail to identify him. Bo», fore she could speak he threw ,np_ his hands-and screamed in despair.

of! for an hour before the jail was estroyed The negro was hanged o a teiop one pole.

L.» ' ant-cast

Sheriff Milton Gould held the mob further steps in their reportod plans

LONDON. April 20.—’l‘im llrit- lsh Government has nppnlnlhtl n cnmmlaslbn composed of OHIFIIIIS nlrcatly in Pnlcstlnc to investigate tlm rccctif t-ltlahns tbctwcon Mos- lcms and Jews thcrc. 15o far as has bur-n rcpnrlctl tt- tho (lovortv mcni the Arabs are not. taking any

Twenty-tout Deaths

FARMS; April 20.—-4N€K0llt’llI0llS between the banking firm of J._ l’. hinrgatt an (‘o., and the Austrian Govcrntnen looking to a largo loati t.o the latter with n vlcw t0 5011' bu: Austria ‘on her feet were of- ficially conflrmcd by tho Austrian dclcgtitlon here today.

British Ambassador Arrives in Washington

(Dom. Prue apeclal.) WASHINGTON. April 20.—For the first. time in months the Brit- ish ambassador was in WnshInS- ton today. Sir Auckland Geddos. accompanied by Lady Gotldcs and attaches arrived from New York last night.

From Winti Storm

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(Dom. Press Special.) FORTBMJTH, ARK, April 20.- Twenfy-flve warn known to he dead today following a wind, storm‘

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for the dissolution of the Jewish nf,-| Iicial bodies in Palestine under threat. of massacres. l

which swept Logan, Franklin, Scott. Johnson, and Boone coun- ties. Tho number of injured was placed at from 76 to 126.

Loan

ctl to a man at Limestone, Maine. and found cnticenlctl thcrcln 241 quart bottlcs of whiskey.

Government. relating to Llic coni- mission and tlic enforcement of the

‘Act.

.‘M\'. Boll rcpllctl that the answers were 'bcinil prepared. The House went into commlttcc for further consideration of the Road Act 1920; Mr. lflcArthur in the chair.» A nntnher of ittuctitiments, tttost of them suggested by lion. A. Atrsentmlt, who lent every possible assistant-c in strength)!!! the Act, were made. while clauses which evitlctitly weakened the Act, wcrc

PLAYGROUND FOR ST. JOHN.

ST. .1()l1i\'. N. 13., April 20.—— The (‘lty (‘ottncil [Ills nflcrnnon nu- thorizctl a bond issue of $10,000 to wards thc establishment 0f a cen- frnl city playground nt Rockwood Park,

Anette/m avuoo or NE BRUNSWICK

FREDERIFTON. N. 13.. April 20. -Thc nnnuul meeting of the Synod of thc Angllcnn ‘Diocese of New Brunswick was opened this morn~ Ipg with ‘IInly Communion in Christ Church Cathedral. Among the snh- lccts before the Synod are tho Dio- cesan Fund. the Forward Movement incroast-(I stipotitla for clergy and the restoration nf King's College.