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cgarlettctovvn Guardian Three Gents. mf-II‘ Guardian. Ilelsldad 1887,

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T0 GREAT BRITAIN

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Notable Meeting oi __Americ'an_ Legion When General Pershing in Presence oi " ‘thousands Denounced Foreign Abuse oi ll. S,

ed under lrirn 1n the Phiillplne. declared it was entirely proper that foreigners should cling to the folk lore, liters- of their birth

(Special to The Guardian) NEW YORK. March lit-General M John J. Pershing, speaking before a crowd which packed Madison

Square Garden tonight at one of ture and music places, but he assailed those who seek to decide questions and politi- cal policies in this country by the standards of their fatherlartds.

"We do not object." said General Pershing. "to the foreign-born citi- zens who attempts" to determine a. a policy of this country because of foreign prejudice, whether he be German, or lrish, Italian. Hungar- ian or Russian. i bitterly resent the abuse of United States citizen- ship or residence for the purpose of political or waralike propaganda

the greatest patriotic demonstra- tions here since the signing of the armistice, bitterly denounced per- sons of foreign binth who seek the freedom of the United States to spread “political and war-like propaganda" to weaken the ties of friendship bet-ween the United States and her Allies 1n the late war. The meeting was held under the auspices of the American Le- gion and other patriotic societies as, a protest against the recent mass meeting arranged to voice objec- tion to the presence of French in colonial troops in occupied Ger- many. described as “the borrow on the Rhino." -. g Fifteen minutes before the meet- ing was called to order by Colonel Frank Galbraith. national comman- derof the American Legion, the fire department officials ordered the doors of the garden closed to bar further admissions. More than 14_000 persons were then packed into the historic structure, while thousands of less fortunate ones were swanrning around tho bulld- in-g in a. frantic endeavor to enter. General Pershing. paying tribute to foreign born citizens who serv-

§cououusrosrsct sts

‘FOR 8ALE..—OOTTAGE, NEAR-

yesterday?

the serts to be

Citizenship.

exico and France,

foreign countries.

"in the United States there can be no place for those who, claim- ing equal citizenship with us and enjoying its ‘privileges under our _ _ _ _ flag, yet. continue their allegiance Nalim“ ‘than a-dmtlllifllel‘ 1118 iilter-‘Engluper In [Yam to another coutry. We welcome all .

those who honestly desire to be- come citizens and adopt this conn- try as their own, but. we abhor the iutriguer. who at. the same time. would secretly pint interests.”

“Are we to forget the vows of is tho wanton destruc- tion of France and Belgium and on condoned‘! Shall subtle propaganda again lift its person-poisonous head to weaken our frlendslt1ps_ The United States shall remain steadfast ln her atti- tude against aggression and insist that outlaw nations be held to full responsibility and penalty for their misdeeds."

Similar sentiments were express- ed by other speakers. Letters en- dorsing the meeting, were received

against our

pay the full

Independent Commission 0n Cattle Embargo

(Bpccial to The Guardian) LONDON, March 19- Lord Blendisioe, a prominent agricultu- ral authority. advocated in the House the appointment of three high court judges as members of the commission which will inves- tigate cattle embargo complaints lie objects to representation on the commission oi interested parties or: countries, as it appears Scotland might supply a member.

FANS/March lil-fiilhe Journal announced today that it had been officially informed the embargo on Canadian cattle, sheep and gents has been withdrawn.

Disapprove oi Austrian Reliei

(Special to The Guardian)

the allies to assist Austria, an out- line of which was given int des- llatcbes from London today, was greeted without enlihusdasm by this afternoon's newslpapers. The Jonr~ nsl expresses

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Lenine, addressing the Communist congress in Moscow virtually aban- doned communism and advocated peasant proprletorship in its stead, according Herald from Reval today. The Boi- shevik leader also urged granting nl.’ liberal capitalists. The congress endorsed his stand the agency of the Russ- ian union has from Heisingfors declaring that the uprising against Government has spread through- out Rulsgla. While the outbreak , svas sa to have been premature "IENRA- March “Pr-Tile lllflll 0f .it was stated tihat great numbers pf peasants in the Volga region and in the Uraine had joined the insurectlon, burning Soviet offices and imprlsoning officials.

disapproval of thefmde agreement recently signed be

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921

BY

a-Lui sun-tn Mall. Gazelle

cue raga...

(Special to The Guardian) PARIS, liiarcla 19 —— Premier

Go

to despatches to the concessions to foreign

received advices

the Bolshevik

WASHINGTON. March Ill-Tile 5Q

tween Great

vei-nment,

ffering.

ttumr nifilstuunnrF COMMUNIST PRINCIPLE

v cafes Peasant Ownership. All Russia Apparently Opposed to Communism.

Britain and Soviet. Russia 1s to all intents and purposes‘ a recognition by the British Gov- ern-mont of the Russian Soviet said Senator Berah one of the peace treaty ll. ""- ables yesterday. He said the United States‘ should follow the example of Greatt Britain and without delay resume trade relations with Russia as he regarded the action of Great Britain as of vast benefit to the people of that country.

LONDON, March ill-Leon Trots ky, Russian War Minister. leading the attack which resulted 1n the fall of Kronstadt, had no thouyht for .the terrible sacrifice which the as- sault entailed, according to advice received here by the way of Stock. Jaolm. He attacked with overwhelm- ing forces, including Chinese and women regardless of the heavy loss of life which his followers were

Austen Chamberlain Probable Unionist Leader

(Special to The Guardian) LONDON, hlurch iii-Austen Chamberlain's election as chief of the unlonlavt party, seems assured as oppositlorrwiil not be forthcom- ing. He wltll, it is presumed. lead the commons and resign the portfo- lio of Ohanchellor of the Exchequer which heis now holding for a. less exacting office. The convention to select a leader of the unionist party hasybeen called ofr next Mon day.

Viviana oi France Sails lei New York

a FUR RM

oi Directors ior _ Two iears‘ i; nod.

(Special to The Guardian)

Government has decided to antlcl-l pate criticism regnrtlitig the dtscuurl aging o1 the Canadian National, Railways by undertaking at. nu cur-i‘

(Special to The Guardian) HARVE, March iii-Rene Vlviani, ‘former Premier .of France, Bflibhi today for New-York to (‘lviiriull President Harding regarding the latter's attitude on the League of Nations. '

A Big Drop _ lo_iir_ice oi Coal

TORONTO, Ont., March 19—’I‘i1c

stint-Italians than the League oi‘

nal source of revenue. Under the Austrian relief plan of the allies the revenues from the customs of tobacco monopoly would be admin- lstered by the financial couunlttee ot‘ the League of Ntutions as secur- ity for the payment. of sums advanc

antler the Peace Treaty.

S|NN FEINER M iNG DUBLIN RAIDS

Dublin, liiarcr. 19.-—An official statement issued from Dublin Cast lg this afternoon, charges Cassels Brugess I Richard Mulcuhy and Michael Collins with responsibil- ity for the organization and cou_ trol or attacks on forces of the Crown in Dulhlin. Th0 three are‘

P 's LEAD- t"!

Wrecker Pictou Jct.

Plctoll. N. S._ March 19.-—'i‘he|[

gauche tonight. over and driver, John J. 3- ., ton,.a.llti badly injured Dick mour the fireman. the ‘baggage man was also badlyl shaken up. The two cars next to the engine left tile rails. and went; over ill nn atrurl». of 4i degrees. The first and bwV-Ulid cirl-ss cars held the ra-iis mid none or‘ passengers were injured.

tsilctl

from President Harding and patrio-

Slnn Fciu members of the British

i

GeoE. McCraney, K.0. Is Found Dead

Saskatoon, March 19.—»George shout line express Ne. 34, from Ox- E, Mcqjraney K_ C“ was found ford Junction to Pictou ran intofllgqd in the show a Sh“; distance ed to Austria and due from het- an open switch nt Urqultarfs Sid-‘

ing about two undies from 'l‘autrnnrzt-|1)guy_h 15 enough‘ w have The engine turn-Hum w apop1exy_ i119 represented Saskatoon constituency @180" 0i PIC- 1n Parliament for several years, Allhaving been elected as a Llber James Rosersln 1906. 1908 and 1911.

DQVEFR MAN IS MURDER GUILTY ‘...c.a.a......r'._. '

Elias Rogers Co., Ltd., today an~ pounced a drop of $1.40 in the price of coal to take effect. at once, or Jrom $16.09 to $15.50 per tort. On April 1st the price at the urine will .drop $1.25 per ton which together with exhange makes a drop of $1.40. Dfflcinls of the Elias Rogers Com- pany announces today tahat it was

from m8 reéideuce this Mmrunon unlikely tiratcoal would be lov. - '(al‘

been luccraney than $15.50 for the summer.

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"a! German Credits in United Stairs

WASHINGTON, March 19~inclu

of the present (bunt-ti oi tiirct-torsn

it is remitted. Such rt-orgttnizntiou

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Marine Workers V Consider Reduction

NEW YORK. Mar. ltl-Tlhe man- agements of the Delaware-Lacks.- wans and Western and Lehigh Valley Railroads today formally submitted to representatives of their marine workers a schedule of reduction in wages of 14 to 20,per cent, effective April 20th. employ- ees took the matter under consi- deration and will report back to another conference next week. l

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Harding Wan's An Emergency Tariil

was stated today that President irlhualbing in syrtti-ptathy with this

mission o1 the United States Fetle- “ed smug tum bm ,5 bamg err

rai Reserve Banks as an optional amp!‘

He has proposed, it was

ly date a complete l‘t+0i'lliililZLil.l0il‘13 Will's“ '-

3.

ivy new. Apply i129 illusion Street.

tic organizations in all parts of the

‘WANTEDV__BY YOUNG ‘gAoyJullllrflil $1111.68.

room and board. Apply at Guard

ism Oflice.

ruor onoss suns. early. Phone 814. d: uynes Baking Co.

"QOUSE WANTEDr-WILL RAY $35 per month for desirable cot- tage. fossession May 1st. M917 (lrnurtdllan office.

_-ososnt I Tomlins

ei-rom-soaaxins-msuia son! Virginia farm deepest. i15- Emporia, Va. _

unto ALFRED MeDONALD,

Land Surveyor. (Hermanvilla) Chariottetown .

w- ——-" ii“ "_—

mm wmrs ‘Moo-ran aeo- room, furnished with means for

A cooking “William" Guard- inn."

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‘non sALE- LARGE runes story, two tenement house with store. on corner of Pownal and Euston Streets. Apply at reel deuce.

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‘TO LET --0ENTRALLY LOOAT ed lune front roorn on lower floor suitable for office. Apply Guardian.

‘WANTEE-BY MARRIED COUP le,,. groom and board. Anni? i" Guardian Odicc.

luau son snug crssacnss

.land’e.t South 81mm 2 1'? miles from Rocky Point W318i’! with newbuildllhcs. 41111117 W John quutv. flbtrtlashoro.

new: no gv.nv_,pisiuo n. t a s " scams

n White p: A, w‘ m“:

hand car. Ali-cars so under a

written guarantee.

‘FOR SALI-GOTTFAGIAI-NOGT new. All conveniences. ‘Apply 14 Pleasant 8t.

SEED!.OATS-IIIPORTID A30 rs land puma. Wlfltedtllil New on hand and to, W- Get our prices bee . RA- J. Muslin is; Frodn t Merchant Chariot ‘

, el ‘ ‘rruilval rlsr. 4 new Gobi!- .. "garment; lvefl’ l0 - B- E , . w-

counts

fill fulfill

WANT

FRFHF t-I aw *- 1 E.i{;..a"%3~u'm°"i7nm

Works.‘ Offer! l b0

Yi-ooomauustar-oatr. ‘vto mural "I, John la era Iim Ave. or P. whouambitlnn ~18 to. Daze‘ . omwt wmw"

';IIDK-‘HU1’H CO,- “ PARK lb. 86nd Q j Len

don.

a t till‘.

*WANTED-OAPABLE MAN FOR Apply Horne Bros.

farm work . Wlnsloe.

H-‘OR SALE-THREE DESIRABLE eiuy [building lots eliminated on Avenue. Size Apply Palmer

North side Victofy b0 x 130 feet. and Palmer city.

_--—--—-—-———-——*——-—_* FOR SALE-CHESTNUT FlLLY 4 good roadster

years, 900 lbs. ;

ence unnecessary. commission. X. Y. Z _ care Guardian.

rwanreo TO. auv "rwo 1'0 to Box 327, Charlottetown.

Apply at this ‘office.

Double tenement, 11 and respectively. Stable

on premises or to C. G.

854-4. t

and everceatltfrom our l0 2'... n $14.00

- Woolcido. . minivan wmrsr.» cA

___.___._.________.__. SALESMAN WANTED-EXPE

Salary and Apply by letter to

ouse geese. Apply stating price

ab sinclgiz‘ osfoouat: offices in business part of city.

‘WANT-EDF-GIRL WlTl-l 80MB experience to assist in houeworlr Azppiy Mrs. Burnett, 174 Kent

‘CENTRAL HOUQI FOR SALE Non. 59 and G1 Dorchester at. 6 rooms with 9 stalls. “Apply 00 Miss Keenan

vrt-rsnuainrar. coo ou. FOX

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.__-_--_-__—. ‘ALL UNOALLED I08 SUIT!

bunch

Olmda will be

each, odd trousers 6|

“gt. ‘d, "jug fine, Wednesday night ego for iso men

.... u, an . d” “ifiklifd Rimmed i" swoon"

Ln- salesman

rong personality I "°‘.‘.“‘ RS133»??- attest’ would

parliament and thus for succeeded in Oval-link fl-Tfaitw Attention is called to the economic lose due to ' , M 1.1 of the curfew order. necessitated by attacks which it declares are only “slightly success ful."

Since January i, according no the Castle announcemeuf-_ there have been fifty attacks in Dublin 1n which one soldier was lei-lied and

ed and forty ‘wounded. it is

m- otf giving information to lice were murdered- ures do not include the mtztyor of Limerie-‘k, Ul-r investigated. There halve

038 internments. The house

“was burned today-

o the police"

letters of sytmpath! in)!" cununlninder of ' ers and the

sinner of the

divisional conlmi

"19. .°¥'-°"d.°d 3m?“ - charging the killing of and‘ the fonner mflIY°r

Biscuits is new, on the market, police

sold direct from fiantory at, I may“); may coup; have traced the . giniigheigiir‘ 8:29.?" m°xg h: perpetrators of the crimes.

perial Biscuit Co., Lid. BOX 445., . . -

crlsl-romcowu. P. n. r. Phone Coming Events

A nnouncements

lAl- 8-11

ltlver all Tuesday.

‘BKUNKB. a unseat action star aitun

teeter-t w Box 450. Truro. N B. .

PM 80H

twelve soldiers were wounded: fouf- m“ 43d he“, policemen killed and eight wound cm, , shmwd v seven civilians including m, “M1190... women sud children, killed, and _., ~ MPEEBM-eddu various packing centre "m “"118”! W“? "is "Plimmmiilus larscr totnifvote but the flsuretyto hidve been made by Lnpointe to i0 mflllmlcé. 911°" 91%!“ "Prim" announced here covered only Offlifl- a deputy sheriff, was excluded from

the po-_ These 1i!‘ es otter the Easter recess.

Mme‘ minister is confined to his house

whose death

at tahe hands of assassins is being been

I Limerick, March i8.—'l‘he cor poratrion of Limerick in response to the

militia-iii headquart- Roytail lrish Constab-

the mayor

Meetings, etc.

._-- ‘WGOMI .'I’O TH! BAEKET 806-- entertaiument in Clyde 22nd. if not

cfextrs, good . All rlfurmed. Two males and eleven females mostly bred. A great uppentuni y_ for any one woodman» nod Wm"! able programme or improvemch

‘ and extensions. but, for the time hicle iuel. in connection

Every and-mall guar- anteed perfectly healthy. Dr. Glil

Stockyard Workers

Vote For Strike‘

Chicago ill-arch 19.-=Stcckyard , u-orlters in the plants of the "Big Five" packers are voting by flange tnajority to strike, accord- lng in union oflicials, who said that otllclal tabulation of

and 3S7 Unofficial tribulation

rust it.

in Montreal with a severe cold

Reports

until after Easter.

Canadian Pacific

a Western Time Being, Says Mr. Coleman

uiia in Limerick has sent letters

6181M W "m" ""1"" °‘ ""3 wrrrrrrrso. March 19.—“The

corporation declining tram? aocflpé Canadian Pacific Ranwpy m, .19. . .

head office officials.

being. any action with the programme la deferred." Asked ca to what the action

wages, Mr. Coleman said;

meats. 0f course,

a ternstionfl in its application”

B 8110MB? years old.

Marine until the House rerissenibL The- repdrted dlscovfly o, The 0f Weft fies 1n the ‘foothills of the eelve a deposit from Germany, ‘Pasquai Range, in Saskatchewanflhough a gechnmfl enemy ' 100 i-l st f Th Pas. ha re Temived new w "he *="s¢*....1c:?1 tons awraninlztureerush to that ,‘{'-,f§,‘I,,,°.“'§;e of that his condition is improving but rustflnc’ lit is Ml‘. J. \V. Liiiilifl)’, 1163i‘ MWPONH wnq atgend it is supposed out; was done by lSinmFeiners who suspectgd that she gave interma-

sittings of the House

Defers New Work

Programme Halted for

aided that the new project involv- tc Crown in expenditure on capital account forces, The letters also accuse the w“ be ' “ndertakm m wenqm “m! mlmary o‘ neguiwceJCanada until business conditions are more settled," said D. C. Cole- man, vice-president in charge of western lines, today. Mr. Coleman my“; h“ been aroused by the ‘has just returned from the East. claim put forward by G. 0. Calvert. twhere he ‘has been confclrlllt; will! of the Metropolitan laboratories.

"There is no occasion for $100111 new process for the manufacture M‘ dfiliillldmfifi M10119- tithB future 0f of synthetic alcohol on a commerc- Western Canada, but conditions at the moment certainlly demand that business enterpnises shall be con- KUNK.’ ‘Kunka- ducted with 131114181160 and call- theoretical is obtained nt an enor- QlOfl," Ml‘. C 101118-11 stated. "If ithfiimougly rrylucgd (3051, which wguld situafinn clears up a. bit later in the year. we have in mind a reason- favorably with producer gas. which

his company would he regarding that it could only be obtained by “The the destruction of some foodstuffs, ‘Canadian runways have not taken ‘and that if Calvert ‘had eliminated any steps up to the present in con- nection with general wage adjust- eny general movement in connection with the forward. soon‘ (discovery would wages or railway labor on thiadeori- fluent has tended anaerobic» t» in-

" roovmrt, nurse mini-on

The jury was out an hour No

11920. and th ree-Auarters.

fence. The two women were killed by

two children, both less than four A confession alleged

with prospects for speed- sire p B _ M l_ ransom-la by Brazillian; ' dam figugls: 6211x523 cfilgjsgiiaiél; “lil- al returns. the trial, Parkside; apply Duncan Mac- , “m, I BALLANTYNE w", MAKE I V Dimald- G°°"$°'*°w“' P- E- L Frhronghout Ireland during the QTATEMENT AFTER """_<“"‘_ “ ~<——<——-—-—--—-—--— . rt tt on a 14. an at te- LOST _ RETURNEILSOLMERS angrily]: “it'll” eI:"?°°- ENTEF olecovenv or was-r ens ‘Shiver Badge No. C. 60084; Fin; men val-a kmed and mu OTTAWA Match 19‘_Hcm‘ C_ , der please notify Box 120G. Mon wound“; 8mm members of C_ Banantyha Wm no, make a‘ . t 1118119- the military forces were worund- gummy“ on the operamma 0g t)“, 811 111-111 seven mviuall“ "Wecmd Canadian Government Merchant

and large blocks turning prospectors are

gas is escaping from crevices 1n the ground in numerous places. The Pnsqtual Hills district is difficult of access and llttlle known; Prnspectors going in now use dog teams but in the summer a sixty nvlle pack from the nearest navl-_ gable streaiml ls necessary .

Alcohol as a Promoter A

norvootv. March Ill-Much in-

Twiolrenhann, that ‘he has found a‘

inl scale. Byvmeans of the process employed by Calvert. it is said. an slcohdl yielki of 80 per cent oi‘ the

enable it. to be used as a liquid fuel ts has been proposed es a heavy vo-

perts that the difficulty with re of gnrd to alcohol bed always been

that factor Ray passing mater over charcoal or somepther red-hot nub- stancgkii would be a great step

aisodiave hugs effect upon the

Gladys and mother, Mrs. Albert the commission Higgins at Soboc on July 30th, purposes invlew:

0i Commerce

it waa pointed out ‘today by ex- c

_ 19.—— ‘hmwuory m" German mdmnml-“riearned tire-revision of the 331W"! 111117011119 WM fol-ind 811m? paymmflsr bmugm fmm “Maury PnyneaAirtricir schedules to meet tonight oi‘ (he murder of his wlfg officials tonight the statement that the feqvnrmtants o; n“, present an 110551111)’ 1W1 W0 uatiilon as a trarnporary measure.

First, to enable the German

119%" ,ernment to call upon “vast credits" abandonment of the a unony was presented by “he de- which it 1s said to hold through tariff, although he approved the private agents in the lnited Statesiproposed antLdumping Act and the returns h Us I _fl t M Y“ Second, to employ in favor oi‘ the today from Emmy fin,” hmtiimt: ‘rhzhawfl 75D ~ Fri‘ allied Governments the tremendous 28796 men aulhdryhag ‘f ' v ‘ " mo‘ e difference in exchange rates.