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Reparations Com- mission.

(Special to Guardian)

pfltts, Oct. 19. -—A scheme which woultl postpone thc- dis- mflnfling of tho Zeppelin works at Frledrichshhfell, Germany, for at 1e“, (wt; years. and by which thu cqngturction of another giant dirig. 151e, similar to the ZR-3. which was tiollvsrctl to the Unitud States bya traits-Atlantic fllgh tthis wcek would ha tnado possible, ls tit-scrib- ed in llc Jottritttl today.

AFR-itch comllilill’. Wilii-‘h ililP purchflgutl patent rights from the Zt-ppeliti trompnny with the inten- tion of using them for commercial dirigibls lint-s, according to the newspupgl‘, hsa suggested that thi- Zeppelin computiy build an-othor Zll-il ior l“l‘.’lllL'0, to be considered on (he rcpurtttititi account.

Tho (lt-rtttnn (lovorntncnt is und- erstood to favor the scheme. which wt" be pill. before the Repuration Commi ' ‘i011-

Extraordinary Session of League- of Nations Coun- cil To Bo Held

(Canadian Press)

GENEVA, Oct, 19.—"l‘ho Presid- cat of (‘omit-ll oi the League of Na- tions has informed Sir Eric Drum- ntoml- thr- ltt-ztgttc-‘s Secretary, that he will t-onvoke an extraordinary session of the council, to consider the differences between Great Bri- tain and Turkey, regarding the in- terprctaiiotts oi the status quo fron- tier between Turkey and lralt. The meeting probably will be held in Paris October 27.

Eminent British Nav- al Authority Dies

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Oct. 19.-—Admiral Sir Percy Scott, noted naval authority, is dead in his 72nd year.

Ho wits created first baronet in 1913, ttitt-r u lengthy service in the tiuvy, which ho cntercd in 1866, and was in charge of the gunnery de- fcnccs of London against the Ger- man aircraft attacks in lfllb-ltl.

llc ivus the. inventor of night iiilillillllng apparatus now used in thc Royal Nuvy and of various appli- ances for improving the firing of heavy guns. lie held numerous dec- orutions ior services in the Congo. EEYPI. South Africa and China.

Chinese Airmen . Sink Warships

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Oct. Ill-Airplanes be- longing to the forces of Chang-Tsa- Lln. the Manchurian War Lord. frhimiiilly sank two Government “iir-iilills nt Chiugtwsngtao, an im~ Willi"! port in the Province Chihli {on the Gulf of Llsotuug. according ° i‘ iiP-‘lflutch to the Daily Mail from illuktlcn, “Clint-rut Wu Pei-Fa, commander quarto Cliihli forces, had his head- Cmmsrs aboard a battleship at plane uttgtso and thirty of Chang's hm lllllvtem sent to attack the har- whlch endeavor to ascertain a dell p General Wu was on. t Bpatch adds that the ships

o sea but two were struck

wth b b h, “Egg? "ml Qlllloded and sunk

It“- n ensed Specials eaRhATE-“fii DB!‘ word, not c lmertiou in this column.

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‘Watson: BAUOAIIEB m ADI “ugh ‘Mil!- slllnders. Newsom 0-. Market Buildin . fl050—-l—:8-—G—mo|.

‘JOB PRINTING or svnv iirigcrilmiin cheaply 1nd 9389(1- u 111317 xacuted. Guardian an.

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'l‘he Canadian Board of Railway Commissioners arrived in the city Siliilriiiil’ llltJPhillt-f lu their special car and were met at the station by Hon. Dr. MucMlllun and Hun. J. A. MacDonald. who escorted them to the Provincial Iiuiltlitig where the flitting opened at 10:30 with Judge MoKeown presiding. He was flcgom punied by Commissioner Spencer Mr. ‘LltWP-BHCC thc third commie- slpner being unhhh- to attend on ac count of illness.

The grievances ol‘ the l’, E, I, RHiiW-‘IY were nlrt-d. brlcri addres- ses being: given by Messrs. 1-1 T‘ iiiligd. Nelson Rnttenbttry, W, Ii, Aiiiiell. J. 0. llytldntutt, R_ ],]_ Mllll-‘h. llllli J. l’. Gordon on lho till‘- fereut citses tiitectittg the Province. tThe Canadian National ltailwtty was represented by Mr. R. W, fiitllllpSflfl Assistant Manager or the .1 antic Division, Mr. Nililignn, leg. flmlcoansel for the Atlantic Region, i‘ - f- Barker. Superiutt-ttdctit of passenger traffic.

Freight Riates Unfair,

h_M"- E -T- Hiilfls. after expressing

is great pleasure. as a citizen 0t‘ the Maritime Provincra, in teaming "i"! iils Dominion Government had ""94 Such K001i Judgment in ap- pointing so lair minded and able a Jurist as His lordship to the (m. 9°11“! Position oi‘ Chairman of the Railway Commission and we]. coming the Board to Pflflcg .Ed_ ward island, drew its attention to -the ‘tact that the freight rates on certain chemicals shipped from symcille» N. Y-. to Charlottetown and other island points, showed unfair discrimination against this Province. l-le submitted as-tatemcnt of rates which shmved that though the mileage to Halifax was greater than to Charlottetown the rules on this commodity to the latter place were much higher than those apply ins to Halifax. It was only right, that, this city be placed in the game class as Halifax and Sackville and that a readjustment be made with- out delay» so that immediate ship- ments would receive the benefit o; the reduction.

Ji-idfle McKeown hoped it was, as Mr, Higgs had stated, a matter oil’ the Island being overlooked wh-sn the rates were arranged with the New York. Central Railways. He would icfe-r the tuwtter at onco to the proper authorities. '

Water-Front Extension.

Mr, NcVson Rattenbury introduc- ed the subject of the continuation to Pownal Stteect of the Lower Water railway spur. There were tour intpc-rtant wharvea along this section of Charlottetownis water- front. thn-t should have rail connec- tion. I-‘or the wholesalers of the Yi- cinlty it would mean a Efeill 51"‘ ing in trucknge, Some years ago the rails had been extended across Prince and Great George 811139“ and the trouble in the present. in- stance seemed to _be that the rail- way was asking the city ifll‘ twill‘- anteee in the mat-tor of trigillfl ti! way. Tho City of Charlottetown however. and private property 0W" ers, were willing to tfive Bflllfliiilil and approval to the use ol‘ street and property as a right of way.

Mr. W. H. Altken, following up Mr. tftttttenbttrys argument. sir-tell that at a tformor sitting. 5h‘ He"?! Thornton had acquiesced to the establishment o)‘ the proposed flfllll‘ and had seen no cause -for delay- ing its construction. Tho speaker though-l that the addcd yard room would be very acceptable to the railway.

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Commissioner Lawre nce Unable to be Pres ent Through Illness-Winter Service, Freight Rates, and ‘Local Train Service Among

Placed Bef ore Board.

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that he would do all lu his powcr brought to u finish. Winter Service Inadequate.

t Thu roul trurposc of the llCiPflllf-Z, ltuwevcr. wits, to itccumttlato ovi- donce in the matter of “A (four plaint 0i’ thc Board of 'l‘rtttl<{ of Charlottetown, regarding tor time table bctwoott tho island and the tituiultind." Mi‘. J- O- HYTldmi". tho first speaker on this question, emphasiz-

ils only connecting link anti lllCU-llil ol‘ transit to the muiuluutl. Prev- ious to the ilftltlelll. boat's inaugur- ation the chief difficulty in connec- tion with winter navigation hutl been ice. That problem had been solved and it was now ii. limits-r of t-tatlsfuctory winter service. At the prcscnt time the [tcoplc ol‘ l’. it). L‘, were dissatisfied and wanted the, regular doublc service t-ontinuctl as ‘far as possible into the wiutcr‘ season. If, as the Itullwtty contenti- fill. the night trips were dangerous. it should do the ncxt bust tiling and institute a one way t-rlp both morning and evening; with the sit-u- mer berthlng for the night at Tor- ntenttne.

The case for lhc Island had trot-it lllli‘ t0. Mr. Appleton lust. Spring, by u strong rcprcsontntitnt which bud also submitted the mut~ ter in writing. It. had tigttin been discussed at a recent tneetittg Thc reply received by the lioard oi’ ’I‘ru- (i9 on-l-‘ritlay last had been that the Railway could not accede to the rc- qtlcst. _ -

No fault could be found with the Car-ferry itself, as tho boat. was Kivlng splendid scrvico utidt-r ilto iiilllllbi-e and efficient tronttuutttl of Captain Read, and tnuimztining, du~ ring the open season at least, con- tinuous connection with the main- land railway. '

‘Due to the present witttei- sor- vtce, mainland passengers ivnrt- ilfiiii llll at Sackvillc from six 0'- ciilck i" iile evening to one dcloclt on the following afternoon. PilSSiill- Refs for points south and east of Charlottetown were again delttyctl for practically another twenty four hours in this city.

-No other province would put up with such a handicapping service, which was affecting the whole life and trade of the community.

‘Another matter which had receiv- ed no consideration was the infer- ior condition of the road bed be- ttween ‘Charlottetown and Summer. sida, which lust spring, Mr. Hyntl- tnuu understood, had been ahnogt impossible. The poor equipment and bad roads 0t‘ the Island Rail- Wily we-ro always n severe handing:

As to tbs winter service problem

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Obtain Clue T0 Murderers

(Special to the Guardian)

PORTLAND, Oct, lit-Tho auto- mobile in which the men sought in connection with the killing of Frederick Clements. former l’. E. Islander, and Burlington. lllnss. 811F830 keeper, are believed t0 have disposed of the body and then fled has been located here, and search for Frank Morse. of Bos- ton, and William Moir, of Nashua, N. Y., has been startcti from hero us a result it was learned today.

sold the car bought n nmtm- cycle and discussed a trip to Montreal,

TORON)T0. Oct. l9.——Fl0Ytl Rn- melt, 539d 28, and Ross Mare 1894 2a, both of ‘the vluaae of MOHMJW-

in darkness early this rnorninlf.

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|recont session of the assembly of

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Brazil and Chile Signed Protocol

(Special to Guardian) GENEVA‘ Oct. 19. -—Bruzil and Chili have signed the protocol for

The Chicf Cotnmissioutir stated .

to see that the mattcr twus at truce '

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Last Minute News Flashed In Over the Wires

GO4-O-OOQOC O-Q-O-O§§Q4 O4 O0 O-§-

(Canadian Press)

OVTTAWA. Oct. 19.—This year the mine products of On- ‘Brio 00W. Silver and other minerals are expected to be valued at $70,000,000 the greatest in the history of the province.

WASHINGTON, Oat. 1s.-_ The United States government and the Canadian government

will exchange ratiiications of the Halibut Treaty shortly. The treaty. concluded some

tithe ago contains regulations designed to conserve the Hali. but’ industry.

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. Oct. 19. —The costs of the last genera] e1“. tion December 6, 1923. amottnt- ed to nearly $5,000,000 exclu- sive of the returning officer charges, according to a return just issued by the Home Of- ftce...Almost half of the sum was spent in printing.

TONAWANDA. N. Y., Oct. 19. -—A high speed trolley train from Buffalo, carrying Philadelphia and New Jersey cxcurslonists from Niagara Falls was- wrecked at the Ellicott Creek Crossing just in- side this city today. One pas- senger was killed and approxi- mately 54 Injured. .

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Acquitted Of Murder Charge

(Canadian Press.) Illlltl/ADEbIlliiA, Oct. l9.~—~Viol- 0t Dickerson, nlnclectt your old mother was today acquitted of tho. charge of murder in tho ltoltl-ttti and killing of Louis liirst-lt, ugt-tl storokecpct" last November.

Wllllll Flllllll sttltntt ll] unit

(Canadian Press.)

SAN-DHDGO. Calif, Oct. l9.~.-\l- most nude. the body oi‘ Mrs, Anna Lillian Williams. pretty dlvortwca was found ln the floor of the bod- roam of liar home here last night- Dr. John Shottu, county autopist. made an examination and doclurotl site had boon strangled to dcuth. Her wrist Watch and money were

the pac. ic settlement of interns». ional disputes elaborated at the

the League of Nations. Francis M. Frnttco, Brazilian representa- tive at Geneva. signed for his

missing; the policy say. when he body was found by Steven Rich- ards, 42 s. laborer. After he htul told his story, he was arrested and held Without bail at the city jail for investigation. v

when they rode on a motorcycle ailcottn-try and Marquis VlliesgasJ M“ William" w" 35 Vii"! ‘M-

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couiidsrable speed. into a bill m°'i Chilean Ambassador at Rome sign-i

ed for Chile. This brings the number of signatories to twelve.

She was a native of Canada and before her marriage to William! her name was Anna Thompson.

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; (Canadian Press) 'l‘OltON’l‘(), Unt., Oct. ill. (in u ‘ s-ucti front the (‘him-h ' it is (lt-clurcti that Presbytor n congregations and tnemltcrs who fail to cntcr into tltc coitiing (Ilnt-rclt lfnlon on Juno 10th tit-ft, will fut-u tln- ulttterittt- tlvt-s of separation from the mulli- or church, front tho grout (ftttiatlizttt west front YI/Felfill titissitmaritas and tilt-Ir work and will .ll.'-l() face the altt-ruzttivt: of itistrztctittti, duo to twittering intcrt-sts and work upon tho urgultizution of the jli'\\' church body. 0

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Days Lost By , . Coal Strike

‘(Canadian Press.) - ()'l"l‘.-\\V.-\, Uui., oct, IELvSc-vlttt huntircd and scvt-nty-fivt- tlnttsnttti wurkitii: days, uutl at coal produc- tion of 1,500,001) tons, accordiuaf i" t-stitnutes of the llflllilfllllfillt of Labor, were lost. in the Alberta truatl ilcld strike, now concluded. -Tltc strike cotttinuctl-frotu April lst lo October 10th when a settle- lnont was reached. providing for u tit-crosses of 12% pcrccttt. an aver- ugt- ofili) m-titg for the men on day witch-s and $1.17 pcr day for con-

Quebec Has First Snow Storm Of Season

(Canadian Press.)

QVLBl-X‘, Oct, l9\——\Villl.6l‘ sr-zns- on was oifit-ittlly usht-rt-tl in all this muruittg with u] rcul old ‘fushioucdsttow storm which kcpt tip for about an hour and a ltalt but latcr turned to u mist which (thickly obllteruit-tl all tract-s of sitow. Shortly before t-lcvcn o'clock snow ttgttiit trtittimctitrctl with IIPUIHlSg o[_ flurrlcs titro-ttgh the day-

This is the earliest snow cxpcr- ieticctl hcrc for ll. number o1‘ yours. -—-nw->—-—-

Says Soon Safer By Ai-r Than Water,

(Special to the Guardian)

NEW YORK, Oct, 15l.—-“\\’iihli\ two yours travt-l by ilifillilllll will ho suit-r than by ship ir rail," Mir jor (lcnerztl (Y, it. lidwurtls- retir- cd, tirt-tlictt-tl in nu address last flight buforu the: Military Order of Foreign Wars oi‘ llnitotl Sttttcs. General Edwards bust-d his flSSPF- tion on ano-lhor prediction that in thc future ntercury vapor trnglnos. the construction of which rcsotnb- los a stctint wngitie using fuel oli. would be ilfltfll in uir craft.

lf big corporations take up com- mcrlcul air travel, lto said. they should be able to make a profit by ‘ii‘illlfll)tll‘illll{ passengers from New York to (‘lticugo at n charge of not more than S10 in oxct-ss of tm-st-ut ruilronti rutt-s.

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GEORGE

\\'. LEE Chairman of’ tho Tintlskutulng and Nortln-rn Ontario Railway

Commission, reports that tho sur- plus of Ontario's railroad equals the 1923 record. despite general atl- verse conditions. It is understood thalt the not earnings for the fiscal

dust BE it

(Canadian Press) LONDON, (Jr-t. 1!). Short 41ml ‘illlll-llly scams to In: tho new impu- lur tdt-o. in tho liritislt gt-tit-sul t-ltir. tion cttiiiiiaign—-tttttl tuuny oi‘ tin-tit. flit-rte was an t-ll-t-titm in titt- ztutttinn 0f i022, attiolht-r in titt- ..~.trly wiutt-r of 1932i, llzui now in iht- autumn oi‘ 11924 tho littt-st can» pttign for an t-loctioti on Wctlin-s- titty, Oct, iliitli is on.

A notztblt- ft-zttttrt- of illust- fro- qttcnt political ktOllli" s ol‘ lillt‘ is tin-Li" rt-utnrltztblt- brt- ty. in‘ iii»-

alt-ctltm ul’ 11022 \\‘lllt'il suw lllt-' ttvt-rtltrtiiv of Lloyd (l\'.|l'i.(<"s pm» ufllilllflli, Pnrliittntvit was t ssolrt-ti uu Oct, Ztith and tho l'lt'(‘il(lll Mrs‘ hcld on Nov, 15th. rln llu- lilliii telt-ctioit, in which l’rt-ttiiot~ Stztttlt-y-l lialtiwiit itppt-nlt-ti t0 tho ctuntry: for t; itizttttlutc to bring i" n ttriti tnt-ltsttrv, i’lll'liilll1vlll was tiissolvt-tl on Nov. 10th tutti tho voting took pluttt- on lit-c. lith. In tlit- prtvst-ttt _ routt-st. tht- dissttlttiirtn uf l'ur t-i llll'ilL took plitttu on Ut-t. iitli and tilt: clcctfott will bc hold 2t) titty-p‘ inter. t

win-ks steems t obt- rr-gtirtlt-tldty, thc politicians of tho Uilitcrl Killl-i-i

tium as n long t-ntmgh

this polii.it-:tl fight. and tppztrt-llh, ly the electors approve n)‘ this t-x- pteditioti. Whut tht-y think illiillli tho prcteipittatitin of tht- clot-tion. this month nu tltlit: (‘.ll‘(!lllll>4lillllfl'.‘a‘| loading up to it will i)!‘ bout-ti lilltlWll wht-n tho ballots .ll‘L: cottui- cd. In tho, mt-untittie- tho s llllflllti or.) tliscluittiittg rr llill ‘m

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Toronto Bookseller ' Carried Front Pieb- iscite lVleeting 1n

tion. 'i‘t)lt()N'l‘t)_ Oct, 1il.~—\\'lt:ti n: first. prumist-tl to in: a quit-i, turd-ti" ly t-otidut-tctl tlllllillt‘. 0n lill‘ iii-iii“ (‘llit lit-id lllllll'l‘ the tut-suitor "l ill" lA-ttguc of Wolttttn Volt-rs, 7n IRIIWH- tot-rs’ ilull last night, bct\\~'t*i1 1-1"- ilcllmtilli. K.(‘.. prcsitlt-ttz of tlit- Mtnlt-rtttitm lmztguo til‘ (lutztritt, and lttiv. lit-u. Silt-lice fur lht- ilillilflil Plcbiscitc (fotnmittt-c.

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Newspaper Editors

(Canadian Press.)

s1‘. JOHNS. Nild.. Ort- lit“ \Vrlts were issued ywaslortla)’ h)’ iii” Supreme Court on the ‘itiotioti of M-r, liowloy, K C... cottnst-l for Sir ltichurtl Squires ttguittst tho pro: l)l‘l('l0l‘ and odlttir ol‘ tho l-Ivt-nttig ‘felt-gratin and fiall)’ Ni‘“'-*' ii°“'“" pupa-rs ordering thcm to ztmwur Wctinestluy itt-xt to show outwi- why thcy should not be at-tttt-lu-tl for cnntettipt.

This action arost- out oi‘ ill'lli'll'ti tittblislttrtl in their punt-rs (lt-toln-t‘ l-i tnftor tho grand jury hutl brnttliill in “no bill" in their charge-s ugmittnt Sir lticltartl.

Must fiphllpThe Army Says Trotzky

(Special to The Guardian) ntosctiw. tn-t. 1o.» kfinisivt" of War ‘Trotsky, who has l7f‘<'ll ll tit-- wittoritig resort oi‘ lfiislut-tttltislt iul,

. the Caucnstm for two ntnntlts, brw‘

kc a long silcitro today Willi ll Si!" tiiflcaittt speech concerning littssittis tioctl of a red army. Mldroesin: n1 large dfiscnl-lllngt- ‘in Kubardin, tho ‘HHOHOIHOH! trepublit: in [hp North- (rn Cuucasia, ho said: “We aro compelled to hllVP u Rod nrtny be- cause we do not want to bo enslav- od and torn to pieces by our cue- ntiss. tho imperialist robbers who are now teutrlng Chitin to plot-ML. The Soviet Union must remain un- luvulnerablc fortress. . "We are taking 600,000 mcn from

year onding October 31. 192i, will. reach $750,000, and will go into the coffers of tho Province.

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the country and obliging them to, learn militarry science instead or la boring in factories and fields. From our scanty means we are forced to

BREVITY ‘tit/loft ttstt tucutm tint-tion. Fill Hlllliii

This short period of about flirt-cl _,_

i ‘, ‘I -- . tht- country to be in lllt-

Dying Con“ ‘Dr. F. W. Ryan i

W. lUnivt-rsiiy iit-ntai Sclttinl, droppt-n (- ‘timid in his lttmsc. ‘litiutl, shortly lit-forl- ttiltliltgltt lust _\,- t ,,,,,n,,,1 Dufnight. l>r_ ityztti \\':|s in his room, inirotlttt prcpuriitg to rt-tuirv, win-u tho t-itti tln- t-ttttrls. _ canto. lit,- llilil bot-n at his tiffit-t- all <‘1‘iiit"-<1it wilt-u t-ttttitst-l ior (ieorgc tiny, and tin-n during thi- t-vt-ttiuz: i)i“*i"l‘» ll 'i“"i

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Three Weeks Regarded By Old Country Po- liticians As Sufficient Tittle To Keep i Electors In Suspense.-

ity for tin- prt-st-nt rnilflit .'. _ Siitcc Lloyd lit-.li'gt~‘,~ t-mtltiln gurt-rnttit-nt \\'.t.: tlt- uttwi at lit-- lltlll.» in 192:3 tlti-rt- linvt- b-vn tlm- - Pritttt- Aliilistt-ts u!’ (ifvhl lirila z liuntr ln-nv, Stzttllt-y- iuitiwitt ztitti ltumsay Alurlltttutltl. litmztr l..t\\,