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' CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA,

MONDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1920.

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IIIIIIK IIN IIIIIINIIII IIFIIEIIIIIII [IF NIIIIINS

Chief Justice of Canada Severely Criticizes League in Withholding Information re

Mandates. He is Supported by Lord Rob ert Cecil. - .

GENEVA, Dec. 18.———Ata.ttack up dates and the manner in which

on the Council 0f the League of they are executed." he said. Tile Nations. in which lion. C. J. DohqCnnitdian Minister of Justice warn my , Canadian Minister of Jus - ed ‘the Council oi‘ the League oi‘ tile lice. took a prominent. part, featur gravity oi‘ the responsibility it ed a spirited debate in the Assellr had ssumed in with-holding the my of the League here this after- mandates froul the public. noon. Mr. Doherly expressed the Lord Robert Cecil, the South Af- disailitullllmelll fell- bY (be Cont!!! - rican delegate, also criticized the inn delegation that no opportunity" Council's refusal to communicate had been given the assembly to ex- to the Assembly the text of the amine matters. “There will be no various ruantlates for the alllnin v better test oi‘ tho sincerity of the istration of former German Colon. League than tlle terms oi the marries.

Voluntary Army Is No Solution

LONDON, Dec. lll.-Field iiliar- sllal Sir Henry Wilson, Chief of the imperial General Staff. who pro- sided at a lecture on “Man Power," delivered by Major-General ‘B. Burnett-Hitchcock, at tho Royal United Service institution, ‘remark ed that it was obvious in a nation- n] war like the one from which we had just emerged that wo wanted conscription. Commenting on the contention of the lecturer that the enormous development in the mechanical side of war did not save man power, he said that he sll/w often in the newspapers that owing to the advent of aero- planes or machine guns or tanks. or some other weird invention, we could reduce the number of men in the field. We might reduce the

number of men. but might not.

We might produce a thousand tanks in the field and soy that they were equivalent to n thousand divisions and, therefore. that was quite enough. lBut tllo enemy lllighi produce 2.000 tanks in the field provided that he had man power to do it. in-a war i'or national ex- istence. whether we hnd mechani- cal means or whether we hnd not, we should have to employ the whole nation.

in the mechanical war that had just ended we were apt to think only of France. And Pram-l» hes came. after the first two or three months, a war of siege and nothing else. There were molly reasons for that, but two probmbly would con- tinue to exist unless the League of Nations stepped in. Those two rea- sons were the enormous number oni-pioyed on ei" her side, which meant a great frontage; so great that the frontage rested on the one flank on a. neutral and on the. other flank on the salt water. That

tlloweticlny

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' . l . n . n 0- . llealll fl" fl-ci. llrptil ot‘ lloll Z21 flWI. t~ ‘on lumllhs obligatory lllilit- *“-’llﬂ-‘*‘lllf‘l‘" “kl-‘l ‘fff-IIQIPFP-d "ll l" giérivetongastleﬁlgieril tidge for elmerJllsflfﬁ "We ‘Flllll lﬂuulicii lllc We‘ Inch res: i ilzls ll denliu-cihlli l-srrI-"‘ e-l l'\'.lll.”. hi. Lcfcvrc hall ill . r Fllllll lllle‘ lll- ‘llll’ llllffllfil l'lll\'l’l‘1 -. , 11;" [and beuevﬂpa w“ almost a a l ‘cn- mu brvwrd ohllilerei ti lilil‘ lug l-oilzlcity- lll‘ 8.100 (on. is llluili1 I lfllﬂll I\\'tl yc-zlrs service &\'lI.Il Slit’ f‘! 'll-.lli'~"l'll17ll nl-‘lllllﬂ l'~lll '-

l . , . . :-Q-UOOQOQ§OOOOO ' 81011 g1“ 11w workbqn a voluntary he of icltn-lnpmglnle over-‘lher Irowmbll‘ for :1 spcill of telcvcn "llllis, and till. v ‘l: ‘s. 1Tb" Hon‘! lll llli‘ Bltlllllll llllll ____i______,_ I _ l? h V t 1d Rm’ "l- RPM”:- llll" l'- B- M“ "l" to Lloyd's iliplllysi .-|;l<_.-|'i,l;llj.)11_I lit, ‘\ 1g- ;l_l1nl1u11l-1.,] lhig ;1fi..1-11;1.,1‘1 rung by a ."II\('I( \ l. .'llll‘.i ilrfl; ‘I WANTED |.ls'r nov APPLY “mfg;i":‘iwoi1ffuf1ﬂzadglfyy1gd ‘If "llll ll°ll~ ‘»~ (l- Blllllllllrll" llﬂl" loo .\. i. llllll t: ll.- IKZLlIIUTII iil‘f'“itll'lllil\ orhh-ll 1M lhl‘ o ‘- ‘l

r" ' "vnnn n z ' ' 1 E-l ‘ - . l . . , .‘ " -. _ , l 1 - .

. _ 335g _ _ . _ , -_ __ l it is hoped ll) havc the iixpllrcl-loi IIll‘ ‘i".t. clmiuli-‘tzlrlll if thc ‘rll l lffllillllll‘: Mltlvkh ill llHl-vll»

ill Gllllﬂllﬂll Oil-l“ _ great iii-tr‘? (llS:'l(l1V‘il"l:I.l\‘lEi-?;n ha; l>llI‘;l.\illJlH:-|li\'illlt\. péelilIv-l'lirl-bl;lil. "l? 1.1,. \ 1-111. _,.11 by 1014111111“ “pin-‘Hlillillilvl- of llrpulilol In“! ;I1_3|~l>9lll,l. l‘ ‘ (w) Ill.ill‘.a' lain‘. l): (illhnil """ “' "" " ' r u» .'. .'. l. )ilt'i‘lll er i — . - , L, - . ' ', .. . .. ll . _ ‘l __ - _ _ ., .1-."11..1.l1-11-1 “c.1111; 11.1 11,.‘ c3953! WANTED, _ANYONE a- Toluntary army__111 solved no S“ 11111111111 Lllim 13mm" 1V0“ it wlllg‘ fcdlull ot bﬂillltlflyn .l m... lnl- \\.ll him II) lll suit» - .. l v .. 1 _ .

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wighing phorgewellkept for t1161111m bu“ hing \\|ii I)i. iIlt prtstucl; of t. i lo .\i. la itut. i l lll tl Il( \1 >1 Iii In (I l\

-l_. ,...lni..lll. ill i911 there was1 not one single campaign that the wit of a man could imagine wherc the right answer was six regular divisions and 14 Territorial. This ‘country had gone back to the volun Ililtl many advantlr gee, ‘but it had not the advantage. and it could not have the advant- age, of solving any military prob~ iem either of peace or war.

Well-Render Tiiantlata At Methodist Church

The his-ihodist ‘Church was filled to its complete capacity last even-

winter should apply to 138 Great George ‘Street. (side d00l‘)- 2l 10R JOB PRINTING of 076111 description. patronize the 08h trnl Job Prlntery, 176 Kent St ‘Fol 480-14. £7

l . ‘FOR SALE-OVERLAND CAR model 90 only run 6,000. mllPB thoroughly overbnuledJn D9!‘- "frct running order. A bargain. Apply Guardian. 2317-12-17-31 ‘MAKE MONEV AT HOME.—$15- ' to $60. paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. No canvassing. We in- struct and suplll)‘ 7°! Vllll W°Yk West Angus Showcard Serivca, 57x Calbarne 8b. Toffmlo- HER-Ii H-m till Dec 81 ll

service when the beautiful cantata

"The First Christmas" was reader-

cd. From the opening numlher. an

organ prelude by llrof Fletcher to

tile final chorus-Abe progl-nnnltc

~ ' 1d the close atten-

Lot 48. block leather purse con lllllllllillm" m’ v 1

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slam“ Fmder plume “(we “(I ‘lbltimtonozllulxhnnttlbrfdrm rs I The

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Guardian Omca D9020 p..1prtigralume comprised solos b)’

‘Iicssrs Gorbell and Ritchie 11ml

o“ m" m ‘reehen 1m Am.“ v.1 chorus llllilll)(?l‘.'§"I)y].\1Ii‘: J. Ikhllog-

. J 1L Mclper, Mrs. tW. h... Fecucl. ~ - -

man‘! m‘ Am,“ to ' .l~‘. liuichcson, Mr. Prank Follows.

mun‘ Mun” lhxbgggipm 11; flilﬂnd Miss Bertha Carter; chorus

. __ i ‘land obligalo by Nllss E. _LOve. ‘and

"ll P0X RANGHER. - HAVE “I35 u. \Vhite illld allllr; reche- your fox skins cleaned by J. Ii.

liivo and luale (iuartettc. lb)’ M955"

pallows llutcheson iionpcr and

Rommllklll 128 Great 0001'!" sl-lTllvlor and a duct by Mrs. Flctcllcl‘

ctlllllllltlllowll, who runs tall on -‘llll.i YIl‘,_GOl‘IlFll. Th0 (3I10l'll3(‘ll

. ly llD-to-datg ml- clgﬂning plnntlwern especially wlell {cildcrtilll-lilillll-‘i

s zhllancniilllll l

Ill Lantern Clllldlt R W1" in '1ﬁ_l,l_rtl,::,‘1lﬁ,.l3ilflli ‘k 1.11]\1,;11y|(,|1 was

1 crease their value from 20 to 40

mi: ill make a sub- Der cent. Telephone No. 489 ﬁzﬁﬂafﬂdgnQn $11,... c1101;- fund. Dec. 2043i

- The at Montague

are now ready to wolbt applica-

ons for the re lntrction of fox-

6B lll The 0on5“! Fox nrllea- k '6'” "‘“'*“°1‘{f‘,§,$ x111’);

era Association. Applicaton form: 1,1 W,',’§$1',',,fw,,,., was cQntpIUIQIY

for member-mp and registration destroyed by ll fire wllu-ll ‘broke

In wen u Tattoo 0min nun» out about a ll. m. on ‘NNIHCIKIIIY from some cause UIIIUIOWTI. The

m . “attained sozaequst. m. n. nrmum which w!“ about .10 °" " °" " 8”?‘ feet x so am contained ll cuhntllr

JON-Matti. o‘ “our. calmed good‘ “m1 01111.,- memhc e, Bmcticnﬂiy notions was no , and tlhc loss is about N000, Ian-if covered by insurance. There was n south east wind but fortunately lthio, was blowing away from the store, which otherwise also might have ‘been destroyed. .._.._..._._._._...._-_._........._._. XMAS TRIIO-FOIJALE. 25 c up. Phone 37+—J. Dec. 20 2ilpd

‘FOR BALEw-QTIIL RANGE with hot water fmntt and walnu- ~ olat. ‘iiwo smaller cooking u. small, stoves. - J1. 1i

LOBT - BETWEEN HASZAi-‘(Dls grocery store and (lrosn ltoods

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‘FUR! WANTIm-I AM IUY- "l: tol- cub Ol‘ handling on I Wmmiuion buts, Silver, Orou. "l! Red no: pelts: Mink. Munr- Ylt. etc. Having the best poo - Ilblo connections with leading "l! houses in London, New York. m- Louis and other central. f "ll ll a bolitlon m handle any "l"!!! of raw fur at the pro - “m!!! market prion. COITQ] . Mindanao solicited. ll. H. Bay - "h "manta. r. n. t.

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to bc built lo llle ortl-tr of Illl‘ (‘all-

the traditional brittle of cll:lll;p.l.,.:‘\l aiitainst

Ilaiinntylle, Minister of Marine am

lug at the close of thc regular " Munu? v2"? l-IIHIF TRADE BAL“

K. Mocilean, who is it fill"?! lll Ill" Wi-nlilsoi- ‘iloltei returned iroln ‘Olll 1mm 11m] as. DPOPPGIIIIIII to liltilf

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‘hiatlman 1 v _ _ lllltrcly ll. qultlsllon ‘of excess oi llll col-ls over cXlW _ bill-go in Gram iil-ilaill Illlfl ‘l Jllllllll 11.14 .1 vary corrsillerxthll- cffcct in llninlairiili-f ““l°l‘l‘l'll'l£ ll-llll H atl"ln (lOI<"‘.l.l‘ ‘below l>lll‘_ll.\‘- ll “d? even comooiwtblt‘ lliilhi ll Sh,“ will situation‘ continued, lllt-l-o

1(I".'.~' favor ‘with. a rate oi‘ exchanlll‘ ‘W111 ._.111v1.1.5e_ still, lle believed that stariling ' _ if 1 even lhouzh ilherc might lie .t ..<l

Greeks in Turkey

IIIZIIIIIIIE IIIIIIIIHIIN

(Special to The Guardian) City Oil"

Nnunvonlt. Del‘. lti.‘»~.\ ily squadron oi‘ 5t) detectives W215 50111 101,111,115. "l" lllllﬂf llY Police Commissioncl- I l Ellfiilht lo aid in colllbntiins the‘

(‘Pllilv War which ha. let!‘ forth l-lvs on Illt-l ioosmi “ l l. » .' l

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III

@ﬂlﬂ IIIIIIIIHIIIIIJ

Canadian Explorer In Halifax Shipyard Launched Herself Prematurely. Eight Workmell Under Ship Had Close Call.

(Silcciai to 'l‘hc Guardian) 1i.~\l.li~‘.\X, ilcc. ]9.—--"l‘lle new Canadian novernlllcnl. stczllllcr lllllllllX Slllilvllfllﬁ. "Canadian Illxplorcr" ]ll‘("lllilIlll‘('l_\‘ _ launched herself at the liztlifax Iélglnﬁ fllfuziflls shipyards yesterday morning, twcll .l.w]l,],dh111':,>1.'1|1l_{1l

ty minutes ahead I

cduippell with spl-cll aluiollltiilill» were oldcrcti t

for uaiiizs i 01's‘

illlpllrillnlro attach

_ _ _ 1 that thc Exilltlw- oi time. Eight 1 like. hcr sister ship, (‘gllpuiipn ,\|;1 workmen who were cilgaumi in rc-l ll l‘- lill_lll“lll‘ll llll'lll‘l‘ lll llll‘ .‘-"'1ll moving 31111110111112 131111.113. 1.1.1.“11.,1]e‘11\\'fl\' llulli whoilu" of amillrlr. lliil down beneath thc mlys as thc “wail 101“; l "m"

- ll 1*. I vreat ship begun to more, ami _,,_1.11,.1. 11_1.. 1-, were discovered to lbc uninjured llollliuilul Sil-ci ("orpnl after tllo ship had puts-soil szlillﬁv "' SVlllMY- 'l‘ll“ll‘

a

harbor.

.I>iiill‘i"' '.‘Il rlliil

‘S"\"*‘l"‘l llfmlllf llll lllf‘ llillhllHll‘ IIll't*(‘ were bull: iw Illl‘ (ianutlian l°"'""'“‘l' l-ml“ Ill“ -‘I‘ll'lll ll) llll‘ lillli! .~\IIIH~('IlilIlllf‘i‘.\‘ (‘rlilllpalrv at run- slaved ‘illlﬂmléiEIVCH by julnpinl; cu 1[)_ '|-]1,. .1\-1.1. 1.111 11.115111 1s .115 13...; ‘the slhip or hack on the eltwzillc

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micr of‘ Canada, will (lfficillltr at the launching hero at. noun on Sat urtlay of the (‘zmatlizln ldxpirll - the second of two silt-cl ('.ll‘_L', l, stcolncrs of 5.400 gross tonurl-zc.

iii Explorer‘ llf Illih ilali -ls ‘Troop of Sea Sl-tlilis. uis will be Ill uniform. null .will ISI in 1hr» ilrtnlllinp, of tllv Vi"~\'i\l

iloxvlng IIH‘ plunge.

The C. Railways

allian Government by the Ilflllfél.‘ Shipvartls, ‘Limited, Anlong those who will xvitness the ‘breaking of.

tho bow of tho Explorl by Sir Robert, as she lllovcs down. the ways, will be ills llonor hi-nc .\il“i"r l)“.l-. iii-This Ii.l.'4 llllI (‘zliiuln Grant. Lieutenant Gov- bciu a1 i your on thc (‘alnatihll nor of Nova Scoiia; lion. (‘. (‘."\'.'l|io'llil lt:lil\\._\"<. so it is saill in ?I‘-Il\\'il. tlcspatc-li t0 tho Moni- Fisllerics; lion. it‘. ll. -.\lc.(‘ur< Star. "When illl- books llrc _\H|]i5[g¢1'[)[ PulblIc Works; Prclnio gloat-ll lll. the c‘n.l oi‘ iIlU-i nlllnth

IIIHTl‘ will Ill‘ a ticficit of at icon ~--'-‘""""' sixty nliliioll liolilllrs.

“Tllc ilraifi-c has boon fairly lnrsc Ibui. Fill.‘ opt-rating ratio 0i‘ ~‘\'|lf‘ll$t‘ l<n revenue has been very high. Nllilis, taken in conjunction with ‘thc flxctl charges lll.I Ollllfillllilllf? IIDIWLIIIIIVT? a heavy tlrlicit.

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LANCE wrru ADVERSE EX CHANGE RATES

ly} ‘lam-t '11‘, Due. ili-"Tllﬂ lion. .-\.

express his‘, root iticait lllll

lnlviu l" ll- to rcgarllliulg the

Rilmanian Affairs In Serious State

GENEVA, i)ccclullcl' lll.-- tho cryptic zlnnollllccnicnt bomb explosion in tho Senate when Jill Archilislloil. 'l llishop General anti several others were killed and some wounded, llo ncws Ilas reached the outside world of what is happening in the Rumall ion capital. A ﬁrivate m lgc, llllWPl/PI‘. which has just l‘(‘il(’Ili‘(I (‘lcncvlt shows that the static of‘ af- fairs in ltulnalliu is very serious.

in Bucharest tile prisons are tlt't'l't'l'o\vtlf'tl will) lwll"""l sov- pccts and martial law virtually pro vltils. lilvcll tho ltuillanian u. l.g..l.s at thc League Assculﬂliy ill Geneva have no news from their Govern- , . mcnt. Romania. which was former- ly tho granary of illr- ilaikzlns, cun-

llot now fccll herself. Since the _ Nlstates were broken up zlutl thc pen» (special to Tile Guardian) 1snnlry have been lllallc small land- CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 13> mwncrs they have grown only ‘yum nows o1 1111. cmharkntion iiistlntillglii for lilcmscivfs. The ‘petro- _ 1 . _ . S .. . "l “m” ‘:“".”‘f‘""l“.‘1‘ i‘..‘i.‘.‘.‘..l.'l“.“ll“lil ll33‘.’.‘..‘.'l°.-."-Z ......‘.'.‘.!. 9| (lllilwm “bowl! ‘Rltxbrullgegnanpi The tiflldllililtlﬁn of the Govern- croifJlnbls Wu)’ l0 lells- “ mo

A (of cinch-huge lilqltpvccu (‘lrnoda au‘li

v11», [:11.g|pli ‘Salts of _\llli rlra, Mil‘- Fitlil ‘lilat this. was not

the gold cm~

ill‘ (Tau

IIil‘ ill-C-

nggpl, b.- a trade ilztianlsc in (‘l-iv

would rocovcl- HPXI .\'\‘lll'-

ltzlirket for 501d - .__-_<0->———

n! and the public services is known 1181-0’ the (lreeks of Con “such that. thc country cannot cx- qiqniinﬂplﬂ manifested iheirsironi: ilcct credit or foreign loans. es- . .

l\“(‘I"II\' as Romania will not allow OUIHIIIEPH tn manage undertakings in which ‘foreign capital is invest- cll. Yet allc cannot trust hel- own officials, who are corrupt to tile ‘rouilbly lllllldlml m“ the Ame“ Lolrltlhillf‘ annexed territory former “llllmly Ilmnc” wow compelled mliv lbeirulzing to Russia. ltuslrin llnd intervene. Crowds llllfllllell Illplnlulgary‘. conditions arc reported streen singing the Venizelisi an ‘lcven WOTSP than under lllapsburg a slou n: ere - ~

G u h m may cancditn administer IIlCE;t\h new tclrrtiliol; rook so ors, w 0 . i 7) ni. 0 cr i101"!!! 0 "trpitlora." rm I p" Ce ‘

fpﬁliﬂg’ against Constantine in a chlmorous demonstration which culi tuinalcli in litrcel fighting Those. friendly to Cotistunilne WWO 50

l ileillg illiterate.

__I_II_I_II_IIII NEW YIIHK

I111 An Effort to Capture Gangsters Now Al- armmgly Active 1n the City, Relays of Detectives W111 Operate Day and Night

cxprcssloiis oi alarm from Jutlgcs, ". aml numerous civic lllflglutl ilusincss tirgzlnizzltions. The dc- a hiilll

tour llle city day and night in re »

i(l“l.ll‘l~'e lI. .\Iul‘ra_v, or Nova Hcutiaﬂu downwnrll we 1.111.] y|_ 1L 51111111_ 11,.1.,_‘_1111,n1 m. lhplililil. (luc to the sudden slump in dc

Tlll‘ Fffllllllllli-I (if Ho ulzlny promi Il' SIIFII lln (lUPilfllnlll

‘.lllI\’lllt‘l'l, Th» liil (he ICXDIOIWH‘ rvctl ili lhl-

‘ plant Il'IiJlt’-f'X])illl>l\lllI over them and illungell into thc Mpmf" “TI” will l'~" '1“ “Ill” .\I'iI'Illll(‘ Ilflllllflllfv‘ at .»\lllll"l‘ﬁi. ’|‘ilc"hl I has‘

Face B‘g Deficit?

PII IIIIII EEIFIIIIS III

i0pinion is Expressed That Increased Duty l By U. S. 0n Canadian Wheat Would Benefit Canadian Farmers.

(Special to ‘File Guartlhm) 'l‘(Jl{().’1\l'i‘O, Dec. l8.~~.‘\iitli(lrIt -

lit-s in cvcrg: llcpzlrtlnellt of ugri - lfdllilll‘? arc agreed lhul if the prol Jioslul .\lllf‘i‘l(‘ilil tariff on farm prllI

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stand to benefit. “ill thc first plac

wheat in tile. States. and tller

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I l l _ 1[)1'l('(>s rising so high that they I J .' ' l.‘ > ~ ‘ . . Milli - LINN“. ITIIOIIIIPTI thc llllmcli ‘Iunupl pm bf- “hh. 111C011 ‘Ill res -: l - 1 ., _ _ . . " ‘l i ‘l l“ "illl" "Ill" llllllli...n.lti.l in thc l'.lll‘i')]l(‘illl lnaril-ci.

illlfilvnrabitl in thuizulll. 'l‘llcrc is ll‘ Flliilil (ll\'cl'gi-u‘r~l‘ of opinion as ill. .\\'hat cxicllt (he embargo would‘ ullilllultl ztu-‘illnsi (he welfare of this 1111111111., .111, 11.0mm. 1n 3mm. (111111. Scnnll- and liouse leaders Dl'il(‘li(‘ Ill-rs cine (ilzll the world ticlllllntiﬁrmH;:::;;;311::;:‘1“1.(€{llﬁjl-pfﬁz‘hm‘,1, ‘for foodstuffs is so _l.',l‘PilI ihai llll\l_.,1- 11,1 ,,111.,1.1_,1-11(.y 1:11.111 1,1,..‘,‘_11.(',‘ 11 Canadian fal-vlll-x- will for a long ‘QfFVO as rm, embargo or lll- illlolr ‘llluc ycl find on cagcr market fol-Ili-lllfll 0f llhllPill. ‘fills products, irrespective of wdlcbilmlamr?" “v03 iilcl- the Yniictl States erecls a1‘ [tariff wail or not. I Although zitlmitiing that in all-I lprobabillty‘ thc first effect oi‘ thc ‘ban oll inlpol-ts oi‘ wheat would bu nti oi‘ prices in (Iarfone year. I Senate leaders stood out for n will fiat llllI)2lll‘Lf().‘l\V1'llI0 the House cl he vol-hm ihllcl-l Illilllllillil‘.$‘l§'llTi1°“li'iiLEll?" J-‘fflii 1110a and n 1nclnbcl' oi‘ tho (Yannllinnlserve the same purpc-sle. Senators ‘iwhput 130.1111, QXI)I'(\SS(A(I 1|1e belipftlcclzlrell the llouse nlnntbers were 1111111“. 1111111. 1,111.01," very 10m: 11w going zthezld with a. tzrlliff bill, bu» 1111111111111?!“ whpm uwmmm 1' llilL it might bl- cilnlugeti to a fiat

“'9“l‘l'i~tl1ll.lrg<l lilrti" (m. "Flellcillvtililétéf“ l‘ Inca or can. Of War Resigns] Probably Torn _ By Convulsion

(Special to ’l“lle Guardian)

lock allll mulls.

twr-cn lump bu" c

oi‘ illP Sir-lull:- titlll 'll'l'lli.~‘i- crl"lltlllitleli=1 ac 1 that such suggmstlort sllould ibe pilsllul LIlJYiLli-(Ii to old lilo form tors and the ctlnccnstill of opinion

1llllllltl, Air. C. ll. “Tatls, Secrelal

I'Ill‘IS, Decelllhr~l' 1S~—-l)r. LcftvrcI » War Iiiinisior, resigned loti:l_v.1‘ s rcslgllation rcsilitcll from his-l m. lion to till- new llllIlifllTY err‘ _'1\'ic,c ‘lili llow llcfere lilo (‘lllllliiltlvf ."~i' llrpliiics ‘vilicll provides Ifll‘

(Special to The (luarliian) 'IIl‘llIl-‘,'\‘, Mme. ilei-viillu-r 13* it ecl-lhqtullic ‘that was termed a

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w], it. .\\'us said. '.\ll‘illlllnll" ill"!

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'i‘lll- rl signaritll] of thc W ‘ ﬁr llll.l btcn cxivc-cilwll ll ‘all (I»:l;.~<, The official 1 l givenjilllc shot-its. for l(1'I'l'.‘\\“- that . illlfevrcf vrlllll ll v1 w. lll iii-hr-zllth, illll it illl.. til-luring at 11:1. m- Prof. Jay ii. ililloli-l 111111..“ 1111.1 11,. 1.11s 011111714911 111 1111.. worth oi‘ (he llillFVtlYﬂ slalion Illrlilvi .I‘(‘sl llr lllf‘ Clillliltli on tllc llllilltllr)’ a nrcllrh-lharr csllmﬂlc of llh his) 1eprvjpe 1,11], 1‘lilil(.'L‘.'0l' llll- shock from that stat;

3L Lptttvr‘! 111 1115 1.11.1 01' ypgpggiou of 6 kiltlmct-rcs (3,446 mil-y "aliou ‘to ltrcmior Lcygucs. said “Si. Tl" lflPllﬁll “'35 (lfllllllllll Ill“, x111 11.. 1-(.111-.~.1v1..1| 111.1,“. 11.911‘. (Hflitlltl. The ‘callllls within which the; lrrcllccs between llilllsclf aml tht‘ shocks ocvuircil. lllTmwlillir H» liil‘ cabinti on I"l'1l‘ﬂl"("\' German pol-l<““f‘lll1llll‘il>4 "Illclullmi two Vc._' il-v, an thc llnngl n; in Frau.» 115 .; touchy qliztclsi‘ Alaska and Peru. l-lwup or (;p1-11l;1,n_yjl~, {uijludp .111.l’l‘he strenglll of the shocks was also with regard; ‘to thc strength of llilll$llﬂll llllil l\‘ll»$ firs!“ Elmllgll Ill ill-i» irllolsa i-‘l:lill.l‘ ::lil.~'| lllinlilﬂllikllllg it FlX ‘lﬂvll i-fvlli-Z- to apply thc ‘irra-ly’ anti tlrfenl Ill" ‘ self, wilcn lIli‘ necli slhmllti arise to| prevent an attack front the rczlr ilrrougll Polanltl, ("zclclto-Sltlvaltia lmll liullla-nill. M, IAlOVHl dcclllrelii ‘that illl‘ pltrli from the cast \\'.l.=;‘ growing Illlll gelling neitrcr, bu" rhul ill \\‘.l>‘ lcaviilg i0 his eutccs‘ sor ll fllilliicss weapon with which to drfcull France.

3L llllmnl “""'~°" hm“ l" NM" "II The first aim-ck wuss recorded at illiliﬁt. lie was a l-llovyel- anll

l . 1 _ _ n _“'“1s‘ti2l ‘a. lll. (central time) and maxi ‘PIIIPIOII L.” ‘honhhpm m‘ m __ "m" lllum inn-unity was reached at 6.45 II” l" 1590 rm“ m" Dppmnm" IAl. 9 o'clock the scisllltlgrapll was . r‘

IN ATLANTIC OCEAN

(‘ilicagq December iii-An earth tlliitlit", the severest recorded here in two yt-illrs is ‘lining registered o-ll Ill‘ st-ismograph at Chlicztgo Fui VCPSILV- ‘illc centre of illtl <ii< .l:--

ill: use wl-w < stilllatcti at (L080 miles Ifrolu Chicago.

it‘ Afllriiiillle Mp? and our. bct~.151111 rocﬁrlnng W111/r‘. O1. 111.01,, _,,_ chosen at. cvlrry- tncctlon hill. ~ the! 111K 11N(111___..11y_

lim . Oil rill-mu tlt-_cilsrinll."_lll'l has: As 111,, nbscrvn1nn. 111‘ “wﬂﬂﬁng. lbw‘ ‘l "Wmwl “l l ‘f '“""“‘- ion ‘reported the hllﬁll‘ quake wo-l: 1bl1li. i ami zilrlny ctlllnllillcl-s 11-13300 111111.11 1mm 111111.". 1" 1m 011.11 ‘day he iloills thc offlcc of illi‘~‘

ill. west tiirecllolv the quake zlppllr cntiy is ccntml in the Atliailtic Oceam, being farillcl- from Chicago than from the capilu!

luan of the finance coulmissioll. .___-¢o4>-i—

A GLOOMY CHRISTMAS THE OUTLOOK IN GREAT BRITAIN

at: fuss ORKING l.O.\'i)O.\'. Dec lS.—.\lony thous- CA L w

ands oi‘ homes in Great Ilritian Rico thc gioollliesi (‘hristlllzls in _‘y'i‘lll“l owim: to illlclnploytllcni. Tho Bis- hop of Lflilllﬂﬂ has issued a special appeal on llchlllf oi‘ the poorer clergy citing many instances where

. Nclv York, December 1S-~=(‘abll Ilines- to Europe by way of Payal were rcpll-tml uudistilrbctl this mooning following axlvices of d heavy earthquake lrccortletl as pos~ silbly in Lllf‘ vicinity of the chores.

Vicars are already (lesliiillc of "MT “""”““l"”' STARTED ON THURSDAV -- -—¢0> Thiimlelphio, Pa" December l8- ~1- The photographic seismograph at SEEK MﬁtlL-HCKE 3 tjho ‘Sproull observation‘, Sw\a|rt"h~ TOHONTQ 1),,“ 18__.\v111.1__, .1 nrorc College, was still recording large number of men waizel at il--~ lllllllf" “llrlllqlllllw Wllhll‘ lllle mm C» -ornm‘erlt Lmploymcn: Office “W? llllwll 9mm the lmllmmelll “l

noon. \\'licl'n ilhe film was develop- eli this afternoon. (it evealed that the quake curried at about l0 o‘ clock i-ssit nlfglhi. and reached its greatest intenlsitly at 8 p. lll. today

here f-oduy fcr ill oppiriunity to register for work or for at fro‘. meal ticket froln the civic relief organization. ilarmers from various section's of ‘Ontario who were in attendance at the U. ll‘. O. colt- ventlion stalled -that Iiundrcds of men could be lplitccd on fnrnm if they had any experience at foam.- ing. it was stated that. several ex perienccd lfarmiimu-ds -h-od refused to go out of Illlt: clly when offered poo-t it ionls- ivy fnlrnl crs.

There were 635 lregrlstrations nl the clvlic burr-in I'iY(ll‘\_\', almost 100 "acre than registered yesterday. The ltst of applicants tli the civ’ employment bu-renu totals 1,700 now. A large proportion of those

who lregiistleaﬂti) today received

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BAD WRECK REPORTED Oh N. T. R. IN QUEBEC

Three Rivers, Que, Dec iii-Tm veliers who airrived in this city t-hﬂs ulnrning rreported a hnd wreck on the TfﬂTl-Sﬁﬂflillllﬂlilll railway at Sacral-nor. Laprairie bake. Three freigihlt. calrs fell ‘in tlho lake and fiftren others went in the ditch. They say a brakeman nallled Nel son was killed. The» materiel da- mares ‘are very ‘heavy. The cause

PIIIIPIISEII IIE. IIIIIII

it W0ill(I lend to shove up prices oi"

would Iii‘ a dancer of thc American

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cot l on. ivool, ilrlnm

'l‘.llc confcrttutlc, which it'll‘; Ilt": Uh;

I\v.'ls that it should be. cffl-ctivtv tor

1 .\lil:LT()\\".\'. .\'. l5. Dec. 1

IIIIIIIININIIIIIINIII WIII IBNIIHE Bill

greed to Withdraw Their Ambass- adors From Athens Leaving Charge D’Affairs to Look After‘ . Their

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PARIS, Dec. l3.

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sailors lrllnl :-. Charge ll‘.\ll':1il,< their interests,

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LIGHTSHIP OF DuTv

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I lR.—-’1‘l>e Lure light ship which has ‘been lin- llergoing repairs at this port re- turned to hel- station today tinder her own‘ steam. Tho ligiltsilip is consltlerctl one of the most. import,- nnl zlilia to navigation in the Bay oi Fuluiay and considerable cri-tic ism has been aroused through her zlbscncc from the shoal at the be-

1 SHIPWRECKED CREW

ST. JOHN, N. B. Dec. lll.-Tho; (re-w 0i’ the two mastctl schooner (leucvive of iialifax which was abandoned in a sinking condition tff Briar island yesterday arrived llcre today. ‘illcy were picked up by the stelllllcr Swazi. The vessel had been drifting for six ,~ (lays with iloth masts gonc and her hull bath} ly strained. The crew narrowly

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escaped going down with tIIPlFj lslllil. I

- I MI'LLTC'WN N. B. TO l

HAVE BIG SCHOOLI

ll.~~'l‘hel t'i‘(‘t‘.ll(lll ill‘ a modern StfllUlll. build- ing whit-h will include iwn VOPII-i iioual llcpzlriments, 0X10 commercial anti thl- other home lacking, is planned for the New Year. The Provincial Vocational Board bﬂvl“

bit.- il‘(‘1llfll‘-i still rllnrl hoe" asked to vote $12.000to\v:trd;41l*’(| Ills I-llPllltl ill vol-v

tho cost of the. building-

Steersmen Were Strappedto Wheel In Several Storms.

‘mama, Decelltbt-r iii-Oil that; would not burn imrough-t (ianPﬁTl and delay llo llhe shinning lloilrll1 fl-gjgzhLgf west Wuuneke ‘which;

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wit?! docked here today '17 dew m" of Antwerp after exiwflelhce? ml‘, usual even. on l.lle_\vlnl‘ry NlI-‘llll Atlantic, Helpless in hmv)‘ ~‘l‘_‘l\5‘_ when tilc oiil S-llllllly lilllﬁd in mld-

com lim (rev. i1 id to buln deck "l ‘he "uslenl whll" ‘o . . -' ' l - . ‘

fittings, doors and other Wtlvilﬁill ptl'l‘i.~l ("o obtain fuel for the llLlXll: inry engine that Till] tlhe sieeriilill mm and pumps. The fi'£lf!ll'~l‘l' (Yitlll? t.o port without a spllulﬁl‘ 3T wood loft abmml.

\\'ilcn illc wood was all_ hunted; (the fﬁlﬂliflt" xvent dead and lluillil-‘i hnd to he oialnnetl b)‘ llllllll rm‘ crew took turns at rile. llaull steer" ii"? ._.~l1~_ glyqppfd to the wllcci ln 1am, lfﬂppqugh several stomps. _

At lilo cnll they WP" d0 “'°l'" l" 11111111111111; body by their r-xptrIl-nccs that fist fights broke out aboard “m! lrallio (nails were scat for pill" ice to board tho vessel wizln sllc docked. They found thc lncll de- manding tiischarlii" "nil l“ ll" lllllll)‘ moo but ll. row of handcuffs Oil the tief officers‘ desk with lhrculs of irons ‘hnd partly subdued them-

T~ile West. \V:tuneke was "uoufld for Philadelphia, but it is expcctul tho‘ ~‘hr- will he ordered lo ills- .,lll.,, l-l-rll anti go into tlrydock (‘nplain lticllard 0. liwrllert said the oil that tllley could not ‘burn was taken on at London to rcplcn ish their ‘supply after they had 8h‘ en 4,000 barrels to assist a stwmcr that ran s-horl. at St. John's New- foundland. The remnant of their old lot lasted from November 5th to December 5th. and from that dotc ‘their troubles beguil-

.l'~‘ou~l- vessels in three towing re ‘we (IIEWLSI-Ed in bringing the West Wlailnelre to siafeoy. The Ceilings- worth was forced b0 drop her a.‘ tor a foulr day pull; the llast in- dian lost liter wihen hlawscr after hnwsar planted in momma and tr coast guano cut-tens Oaslpee our Androscozain mlnvinhed the Job.

-—-—oo-c--_- NEGRO BUSINESS MEN WILL OPEN STOCK EXCHANGE

NiqW YORK, ‘Dec. 18.-‘A group of negro business men. it was learn ed today have obtained a charter for the Harlem Stock Exchange

meal tl-ckteor orders‘ for provis-

“ntﬂor “Mr “mm”. of the accident ‘ha/s not been de-

Mmvlnod.

which will be opened about hnnn- hrv 1. and will be owned and con-

(;l'eai_ flritainyOfficc announced today, This m; and France ilavc ltgrccti in a plan'tion and itaiy will simia third rate Powel- 1111.“. “.1111 lllifllltltlllSlj‘ \\'IiI1(ll".l\\' illt-ir zlmbzts- Athens, leaving only to look llllel-Iille Allies‘ opposition lo the resto the iwcnch l‘()l(‘li_'ll anon of hmc (onslanllng

militant NEWS.

Killilill; of the winterport seasonl

alistinguisllctl clergy who coutribu‘

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. wilich would reduce Greece f.-

in tile eyes t- tilc bii: European nations. is Oll- of the steps (Iesittneti to indicate

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[Cllllliottetllnlfs Bléilijl" Heard _in ilaliia

_ The llnllfax ltet-orticr of the 15 lost in its zlcl-tlunf of the cent lllary celebration of St. hfnryks lCn- ‘IIHINII in that city says: _ Tl"? Tllizhl ilev. Dr. Louis 1Loary dclivcretiuilc ar-rluon ti . morning addressing a congregatil‘ 10ml mckell the CIIUPCII llnd loo; llllil llulfll llilon a scene within ti.‘ iSanctuary that perhaps was up“ ‘before equalled at the Cathedral iTllfl ulngniflceni vcstments of lh lofflcers of the Mas-ls, interminglc. ‘IWilll the purple of the ilrelatll lthc white and black of the cierg ‘and the red and white of the alttl lboys. presented a wonderful scer and added to this was the majc ‘tic decorations on the high alto nlakmg up a setting seldom equal ed m any part of this country. Blsllﬂl) 01181"? is a very fi speaker—extrenlcly easy to 1'01]. ilecause of his distinct enunc‘ lion. He took as ills text: loved Tlly house, oh Lord. and t. biacc where Tilinr- lionor dwe.

The speaker then dwell. upon t‘ significance of the centenary cel bration of St. Mary's Calhedm‘ "lid proceeded to show how ham it was that it should occur on ill date, lbtltlﬁlllit‘ it was so near l tilat great feast which ushered in to the. world the greatest Pathcdlul. of all Illl‘.P—~"lI]l‘ stable at Bethle- hem wherl- illt‘ infant Jesus “as born. lt was an "xlrcllil-ly simple (t-illplc. a mere shelter, but was lndecd till» first llud lhe beginning of all (‘illilellrais

Proceeding the speaker develop- beautiful rortls, paying a high tribute to thc

ed so much to tllehpbuiidlng o‘ the (‘athoiic church in this cit} and to the splendid character o "llle centenary celebration. ____nw_____________,_,_ Trading will be limited to stock of corporations owned and manage by nogrocs, of which there are sai to he more than‘ 100 in New Yorl all backed by negro capital flll selling securities to negroes. Tb incorporniors are arranging f0: the lease of a building at Seventl » Avenue and 138th street. Some of the corporations ir which the uegroes have stock. arr good, sold Eugene Davidson, on: others llrl "rank fakes."

run WEATHER. TEMPERATURE, TIDE, MOON, m:

TORONTO, Dec.19.-Wch:r>l- fair, with slightly lower temper (are. The lowest temperature Sutl. drly night was 26 degrees. At a. m. yesterday it was 28. ‘lhe hl' cst Sunday was 29. At 9 last evt ing it was 23. High tide this afternoon at 5.2 it will be high tomorrow morlli at 6.42. Sun sets this afternoon at 4 and rises tomorrow morning at Full moon Saturday. Dec. 2t 8.2.‘) a. nl.

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trolled exciuiivoly by negrobs.