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Death of the Rev. Dr. Barclay

(Dom. Press Special.)

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‘M ONTREAL, March 20.—Cable

JUVINi-LB i-iociisv l

The Cat-Scratchers, been”. team played the Silver Foxes at; Brighton on Saturday afternoon the game ending in favor oi the- CatéScratchers the score being The line up was as follows: I Cat-iScrutchers i Silver Foxes

oal ‘ W. Locke Centre l F. Ronaghan Wing i

S. McKlnnon P. Mclnnis L.

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O ICE RACING E The Fair Play Club oi Ruatlco ‘ staged their third race on the Oy- g star Bed Bridge course on Thurs-lb day afternoon. Although the day‘ W85 blustery a. large crowd came} from far and near to witness clean- sport. They were not disappointed‘ however for every race filled and Mr. J. ‘B. Craswell, master of cere- monies culled’ up the different classes in quick time. Prince Louis owing to an accident in the first. heat, had to be withdrawn causing much disappointment to his many- admirers. The following is o summary. E s

The meetings w

FREE- FOR-ALL

Queenie, Essory Dolly <B., Cudmore ‘Commodore Wiles, Smith

run-s‘: MINUTE -

Lulu Mack, McMillan Ginger iBoy, Steed ‘King Major, ‘Blanchard Prince ‘Louis, Gallant

g of regular fare. John Murphy, Doucette ' g

TYWO YEARS OLD

Todd 1... Mutcli 1. Vimy, Essory 3; Pearl ’M.. Gallant 2

Judges-Howard McKay, A. Gal- lant, Wm. McLeod.

su-ow-T- Bunch-rd» 1* M- Peace Treaty Returned

Quarrie. . ...j--¢Q-@-——— IOE RACES TODAY.

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WlAS-HINGTON, March 22.—The Treaty of Versailles was returned

Today's ice races will be held 11-1- to President Wilson today by the 2.30 p. m. sharp todflY 0n U"! "me- Senate after it had failed of ratifi- coursc. The class and starters cation last night for s. fourth are: ND Pace mm bcilkyéalemgsggfiTcgmmodore K__ There was no intimation as to wuvtred “an Buméy Mac; wbMenwhat President Wilson would do

Go zltlhl the ltgeaay. While Housed of- ‘ _ _ cas ea. i t e usual proce ure Ame aliases; G.’ ManMwould be to send it to the Stats C s b" C Jack Tomi Department for "Burial" in the ar- '1‘ y "1 _ chives there, The document which

' I I I. was delivered to the Senate by the

P-esident in person last July 10,

1 W115 111K911 to the White House by

George A. Sanderson, secretary of , , the Senate. He was accompanied by

two Senate clerks and the party

was received by Rudolph Forester,

(Dom Press Special ) sat/fronts)? ctleerkdcld thetwhno Holtxlie

- ‘ A ' _ _ . es r no accept e __g2fi1(‘S?/TgdwgI13gp;§!-n Igxttgnezgt treaty however,‘ the visitors being

. d - n m Turkish re erred to Secretary Tumulty.

woman lea er 81110 g 8 Mr. Turuulty was with the Presi- Nlllionallflifl 11nd 39°" 3W- Dep’ dent at the time, and when he re-

uty for Sfvas, and mouthpiece of turned to the executive 0mm,“ m

For Better. Schools A MONSTER CONVENTION ......

CHARLOTTETOWN ON TUESDAY, MARCH 30

to Consider the Best Means to Secure for the Children of this Province the Best Possible Means of Education.

Centraliiiidia?

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JOHN MCQUILLAN and C0,, will pay the highest cash price for

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held in

CORRECTION-in the report of DeBlois Bros. banquet which ap- peared‘ in yesterday's issue it was stated that the number of the staff was thirteen. Thirty was the word intended.

PIANO iii-zciiil

by Mr. F. E. Morris, assisted by Mr. Charles Earle, Vocalist p St. Paul's Parish Hall, Charlottetown Tuesday Evening, March 23rd, 1920, under the Patronage of His‘ Honor the Lfeut. ernor of the Province. Proceeds in aid of a struggling, Church," in British Columbia. PROGRAMME Mouvement Perpetuel (Clmajor Sonata) C.M. Weber . Sonatina Kuhlau Sonata Op. 27 N0. 2 ..Adagio ....................Minuette .. ........-..---------Presto ..Beethove Walze ... Etude Gt Flat Im romptu.... .."......Ch0pin Poonaise .......... ....-...... ......... ...... Song .. . . “Toreador song from Carmen” . .. .Bizet Staccato ...Rubins'tein SiOiseauJetals ...Hense1t SpinningSong .. Mendelssohn MinuetGMaj0r . .Paderwski Song . .. “Le Cor. (Hunting Song)" ....Flezier

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All interested in education are in - vited to attend and take part in the Convention, whether they have been appointed as delegates or not.

STRAND THEATRE AT 2.30 P. M. AND s P. M.

Delegates wholuget a standard cer- tificate when purchasing their rail - way ticket, can return for two-fifths

By Order of the Committee.

To the President.

ill be held in the

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Strong Anti-Jewish Feeling in Germany

BERLIN, March 20.—-A sudden and widespread revival of the an- tiscmitic movement made itself felt yesterday, when ut intervals throughout the day, leaflets were distributed protesting against the presence of Jews in public office and attempting to inflame public mind by cartoons picturingthe Ger man people as starving in a cage while well fed and prosperous Jew- ish merchants look on and are made to say: "Don't feed the ani- mals." Prominent Jew residents are outspoken in expressing their serious apprehension over the re- currence of the movement at this time. ‘

The Baltic troops which made such a sanguinary departure from the city are accused of taking a ‘leading part in the agitation and numerous inciting handbills are zit- tributed to them. Among the antl- semitic street speakers were Bal- tic officers and enlisted nfin.

Since the first German revolu-

THE MERRIE DANCERS. — There was a magnificent display of aurora last night and the side- walks were thronged with citizens gazing skyward and enjoying the merry dance in the heavens. The display was really wonderful.

,MEET U8 THERE-All indic- ations point to a, record attendance at st. Pauls.Parlsli Hall tonight Hear Mr. Fred Morris at piano and Mr. Charles Earle sing. See

programme in this paper. Tickets‘

at Drug stores and at the door. Dinna Forget, Thank You. 98 77 .

CHICK HATOHERY-in refer- ence to the mammoth chick hat- chery referred to in yesterday's issue the statement that the in- cubator was owned jointly by the Depa/rtment of Agriculture and Cm nadlan Farm Products, Inc., was a mistake. The hatchery ls entirely the property of Canadian Farm Products.

‘Moi PERSONALS

Mr. R. W. McEwen went to Mur- ray River yesterday.

Rev. Father» Gaudet. of Hope River, came to the city yesterday.

Mrs. J. Austin Murphy Emerald, and Miss Adele Hughes Norboro, were week end visitors to the city.

The serious illness is reported in Chathnm of Bishop Louis James

0'Leary, brother of Bishop H. J. '

O‘Lcary, of Charlottetown.

Superintendent Grady leaves this.

morning for Monotoh‘ where he will take up the change of railway time table with the officials there.

iltliss Donalena Ross and Miss Thelma Burns have returned to the city after spending a very enj- oyable week end in Flat River.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Warburton, left yesterday for Fredericton N. B., where Mr. Warburton will be a judge in the inter-University de- bate to be held there.

The friends of Miss Potvin of this city, are pleased to see her

rill grnivn up. Best ivages paid to flight party. Mrs. R. Neville, l3 Spring Garden Road. Halifax. N. S. 7688-3-19-Mldl2i

(:30 WAGES F011. HOME WORK. e need you to make socks on - the fast easily learned Auto Knit- ter. Ex orience unnecessary. Dis- tance mmatorlal. Positively no

announcement was rcelved today by Major Gregor Barclay, that his father, “Rev. Dr. James Barclay. for many years pastor of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church Montreal had died at North Bcrsvlck. Scotland, due to advanced age, he being in his seventy-sixth year. He was

Mustaphii Kemal, in this city; Cara Vassif Bey and several other mem- bers of the Chamber of Deputies have ibeen deported, presumably, to Madta by the British. They were placed on board the cruiser Hebis-

us yesterday shortly before that warship sailed.

receive the treaty, he said there would be no statement from the President.

The iSenate was not in session to- day but when the House met, re- presentatfvc Tinkham, Republican, Massachusetts, offered a joint re. solution declaring a state of peace

able to be out again after being very ill for two months with pneu- monia. '

tion in November, 1918, it has been estimated that about eighty thou- sand Jews from Russia, Poland. Ga- licia and East Prussia have come The many frlends of Mn Gerald t?! Berlilrt. The Jewish population of pyqctgr will be glad to kngw he. n03 c“ a‘ now is estimated at 21-‘ has undergone a successful oper-

parmna‘ The 5mm ma“! °5 ation tit the Halifax Infirmary, Hal-

°“_“""I“ ~ 7"“ "Plfmid- 7"‘ chosen to the Prlnci-paishfp of 8,916,555 iniiiif, "5"" ',,,'?,‘,’,‘;§_ s’ Queen's University, Kingston, in

B333-1-19MtlApr30. 1902 on the death of Principal Grant, but declined the honor, pre-

“l-O" ‘VANTED-"OOD ("MT ferring to remain with his church. riiaki-r. Highest salnry or piece work ii preferred. Answer. State

arzzxuirr; ...§.'.:-.i."."inii-i::.". is; Proposed New ' . n. NJl. TGSA-Ii-lll-liildfil

i-iiircil, reliable man. Also iiuvcral (Dilm- P7553 QDQCIiI-l "Xticrienced 9011118 men can be LONDON, Ma/rch 29.-—Wli'il!t0il

“"""‘ “""’I"Y"“‘"‘ Wm‘ m” "Mm S encor Churchill the War Secret- i — a . A l l) f. t‘ I’ ' - fvgiit-“ifiiurlvag”! 1'i'-.ie’§a-z3'-'iii-;Ti arr. today added fuel to the r0111-

ical conflagrntion started by the

VANTIdIF-A MARRIED MAN T0 \\'lil'l( on u. fitrm. l-‘rcc hniiiio, fiii-l, vi-iziatniilr- iziirilon and other priv- lli-iroa, $50 a month to an experi-

Inard's Llnlment Cures Colds, Etc propmm] c; Pygmlm- Llgyfl Qeorgg '

that tho coalition Liberals and Un- ionists iinlto into a new party to oppose labor and the extremists.

in illl nrficle - in the "Evening News" Mr. ‘Churchill reiterates the Premier's call of yesterday, and characterizes the so-ciilled Social- (Quntnunn f" who ,' B’ M _ ist party ltil the most dark and for- -,,,.,|y umfutfihe fiozfriu, 5mg,‘ miilable menace with which British “m, ‘ civilization is confronted. - In the meantime Andrew Bomir ' Lnw the Government's lender is to make it speech also upholding the Coalition. Labor has been quick to adopt statements‘ today indicated that the Laborltes are prepared to fight to the hitter end to determine which party shall hold powor in the government.

TOOK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, N. 3., March Z2.—-

_ In Memoriim

ma. JOHN OFFER "Another weli-iknown citizen of , Charlottetown has been called a- wny in the person oiMr. John Offer

I “w D S ///, whose death occurred at his home.

. - // Eustnn Street. on Sunday night af- ', K I D E ‘I’ ,-- tcr an illness of about one month. 7 /‘ Many frlenrlii will be very sorry‘

to le-vrn of his death, For a num- “é Pl L L S .

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iwr of years he was a member of

‘hi- firm ol‘ Yminker and Offer.

l‘ , pgfflaga ibsil-lrrs, conducting a far wry on Upper Queen Street. Since the closing down of the fact- -.-- w. Offer has been ensured

in other lines of business. HI 1'6- ’ ‘n- I iirn" "Wont eleven years ago. There

1 ‘\ \ -. . _‘ i A L i \ \ \ » Ur» _ H‘ Ptifii) by £15,. “f5. ‘,- ‘ ‘Ir. '. _ 5-‘ ‘. ‘ ‘Ifillhlxlii- 1P; " p1. l], , iir-r, \ir-. Younker in Charlotte- ‘ ‘rwn. lle was a brother of the » ‘ m» George Offer, who died iiiiiid- only some months @80-

Aiter Mustiip-ha Kemal and Re- between the United States and Ger ouf Bey, Haildeb was the bestlmflflY- known speaker and organizer in 11111191‘ U10 105011111011 661111811)’ the Nationalist movement. When I would recognize all rights which the Greeks landed at Smyrna and. ‘he 1111111311 5111-198 might have had some Turks were killed she cast 11111161‘ 11w Versailles Treaty. should aside all traditions of Turkish wo- ,°°1'""111Y 11111 1v eirree to this. the men. She organized and addressed Preside!" “W111 b9 authorized to mass meetings and so inflamed the Pmhm“ Fesumilllfln '01’ tmde rela- "rurlis when alleged plans for thetllfzlaihzill‘ “'9 811911111011 v1 loans 0r ilismcmbermcnt of the countr that . ' t-he Allies higher, commiaslzoners! LONDON- MMCI‘ 22~~Tl1e L011- forbade further meetings. She has do“ Times‘ m ‘a “m5 adlmrlal 911

often been described in the British yggetggjigiilflgd “gtésag giglgltetrgéiylg

is for the time being completed and expreaseg fear that the prgg. pect of tho treaty of the League

French detachments are report- =ed to be meeting stubborn resist-- ance in their efforts to occupy dis-

trlcta north-east of Aleppo, where! i: niiglflzamgjséngcflwlgalfzdiggu '59:?‘ British troops were formerly atat- accepledy- 3 a e

’°""' ..;".‘..‘:.:*..'.';“"“i"‘° wire."

. ant part cu ar for MARRIAGES ourselves." says the Times. "yNone -————--——-—-—--———-- the 1B"- we adhere to the belief, W-EBSTER-MOLENNAM-ln cuui- which We share with Lord Grey. lottetown March the 17th by the "1111 the American people are un- Rev. G. C. Taylor. llerbort Leigh "Rely in the long run to withdraw lWehster to Mary McLennan both their influence in world aim" o,

--_-——--——i--- small" part in the League 0g Na. the challenge and LaborI

lMarch 14 to lMr. and rm. Philip "I" "“"’°"'°"' '°""'°" ""11 France

liilfllw nr~ left to mourn a widow and and l

0g gimriciiegowp, to be satisfied with playing only a nnrrns 11w»-

Referring to the warning of m;

B‘ ARLOW_M waning n on March p‘ Washington correspondent that

. 7311818111!‘ in the campai iii h , M . a M . Willi lBar- I" W e do l1£wt£sog_ an n am 11011110611 as the oppressor of fre-

DESROCH-E- at Summersfde, "ml- 'P°"“- "d" ‘"111 Esvnt and

.0] the “new imperialism," the Times says: _

"We have gone through the 881116 sort of storms before, though

DEATHS tlil _ STONE.--At Charlottetown. March Bus. °,“|‘,’,|§§f,m';:§ Th3; Tiwspflggt

18th, 1920, Mary Jane Stone, age M" u! very much? 7° Wan‘ l! 91101911898 the hope that "ln

VT f ill l "8 GAUTHPER-At North Riistico on thaw Kmeraa; tgllrrggrydsgfifi O:

March 18th i920 after a few days camp“ M m illness of plum-pneumonia ' I'm“ wfinrefrsglliroan’,fitggyhfgaffi:

Desroche a son .

Jews stirred up feeling because of the widespread circulation of re- ports that many of the Jews were speculating in foodstuffs and other 11911951111165. and also operating as money lenders.

The Jews are generally keeping off the streets today. The recrud. cnces of the anti-Jewish movement is attributed by some of the attem- pts of the conservatives to combat the growing strength of tho radical ‘shmenls. 1111111? leaders of which nre Jews.

._ "n 1b a a a -' .. ggggflsugsilitatoy}, ""1 "11 u e11 that u... rout of President Wilson Lllllilr Congress

Convenes in London

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LONDON, iMarch -22.-—The first international‘ labor conference re- signed to put into motion the ma- 111111191‘? let 11p by the peace treaty for the purpose of dealing with the world's industrial problems. convened in London today. Twenty‘- four delegates will attend, repre- senting the governments particip- ating; six represent employerii and six are representatives of labor. Russia and the United States are not represented.

M}.

Prices in Japan

Dropped Sharply

TOKIO, March 22.—Tlie first break in tire steady rise of prices in Japan came yesterday when the Tokio stock price in the silk and cotton market tslumped heavily, rice dropping eight percent; yarn three and silk ten, and leading stocks averaged twelve. The slip almost coused a panic and was due to a combination of causes includ-

Blacquier, ‘beloved wife of i-lenrywxuaordhlary mllchevlou! blunder ing an anticipated rise in the bank

P- 911111111" 989d 34 ""9- R-I-P- which the Prime Minister commlt- “m” abwmuon o! man” m “m.

' Ed l Tl l -OFF'lR.—-lri this city March 21. ‘in; n: afiergileégn“ t“ m”

John Offer aged 63 ears. Funeral, , from his late residence Eusion St.. v

thl-g (Tuesdayl morning at 8.45

nicKAvJ-ai the P. a. l. Hospital] March $0. 1920. Mrs. Donald Mo-

nesday afternoon at 1.30 from th home of her son-in-lcw Mr. iEvei-ct

H 1; g . eyes," Sims fiflgegghgleg? s“ on, my a’ a [Senate Naval inquiry today.

cnlatlve fluctuations and a large

decline in export. A continued fall

i5 believed ilk 'iy. _ WASHINGTON, March Il-Am-

It) St. Dfiilltlll‘! ClthQfl-flil tfidllfi! “Pu‘ w f, . anon‘ Ii-Doughboys sob. am] e1" d " h id about 5000