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Scene Of Warfare

SAMIIEL HBERALS issluln

lﬂrlﬁi, Dec. l6—'!he Liberah undcr Sir Herbert damnel, who, smer s long period o! benevolent ygitrality i0 the National Govern- ment, recently crossed the ﬂoor o!

position, came in im- some scath- ing comment from Sir John Simon. Foreign Secretary, and leader o! the National liberal poop supporting the Government. ‘some have chosen to go to one sldooithavelel sndsometoﬂic other. but theta is no pe-rcqnlble oscilleting in the ship oi stats," said sir John, speaking st s limch- eon o! the National liberal pa-ty. wedded over by lord Hutchinson. "I am quits convinced the vast majority oi Liberals who voted {or the National Government two years ago remain lovers in the continuance oi the National Gnmment. Archibald Blnclair (Liberals who

they leit the Govvwmmsnt the un- employment ﬂares began to im- pmve and they have improved sv- er smcc.

"Ismnotaayingthstissmat- teroicsuseandeﬂectbutitiei s not mattQ are oomiortably en- couraging sllae wc have been db ived 0S tho immediate advantage

their assistance.

“We are told they no sublect to reprcsentatimahﬂm tho hildiine. I spunk in all zupcct of machines butinmboassitmlghtbedcsd-ila- edasabicyclebiiilt iortlwo.

"Sensible people see quite clearly vb» v": an atllrﬂne

wuorwim masons on m...

ANNOUNCEMENTS COMING EVENTS- MEETINGS. ETC

inserted In word

"Annouﬂinta ass sm- mininn I I coat par 1mm! pliable in advance.

"Souris Rink Opens Monday for skating. 3573.

"Como to the chicken supper in iihl‘ much River Hall Friday, Dec. 15th. 1i not (mo. Saturday. 85$!

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"Reserve December 22nd for Christmas Concert in Hartavlllo Hall. 3582.

"Opening o! New .0180’!!! Rink

Friday, Dec. "m. 1906M! skate.-

Skste Saturday night, 3600 "Date The Christmas

Concert will b0 held in Verntn Hill, Thursday, Decdnber 31st.

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"Going! Wlarei n. soaGi-and- and 0mm

b“ Housekeeper m" concert, Clinton Bail, December l8. Ii mt iins. ‘hlssday. 35M.

"North Wlltawo and Hunter River 010B RUQ 11W BUCK Wednesday ioisncon. Decemhﬂ’ loin. Please list. 3679-

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Three Chinese Struck Down ByHatchetmen In Tong Battle.

Two rival tongs, Police ssplainad, have to: some time been in dispute over tribute irom Rambling houss, and each accused ‘theothcrotﬁnusclinglwontbs territory, J

Owhiarlaselreshbat The qusrrelcsuietoahsaddur-

imported

from United Slates cities, and ths

Dat Coon Club wss crowded with excited Chinese.

Open wariare broke out and the

bars swung as war clubs levelled serial clansznon and the snow was rad with blood.

A police patrol rushed to the scene and called out Qecisl reserves (roan headqinrters. Ambulances picked up s dosenvictiinsandrusbsd than: ct! to hospital. ~

‘Those reported in critical condi- tion were;

wounds; Jim Ice, 32, woundlnnd bmlsas: and Hui Wan, saérnalured lﬁlﬁllhd stab woinids as _ t

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Qusns Pong, 32. - While dsteolvas attenuated question the llprisoosd 1|, clans- men held st headquarters, Imita- rnsnt ran high in Chinatown. narrow streets and small shops were crowded with chatteringﬁtissna . l

led the district to gun-rd alllnst an- other outbreak o! hostilities

ToIaArralgncdTomorrow

Police refused to make public the names oi the l6 Chinese held in headquarters cells. but said the! would probably be arraigned in court tomorrow.

Detectives mssnwhils were trying to get to the bottom oi the quarrel

ovar gam privileges. Chinatown lniormants fold detectives the tongs had operated numerous lotteries and sales of chance in various resorts throughout-tbs city in comparative

peace till both tones grew ambitious and sttomptsd to encroach on each others territory.

Names o! the warring tongs were not revealed.

JLWIUI-ﬂng, 21, and Philip'-

Oovers Prince

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Does’nt Care Farthing , If Empire Went to Smitliereens, Says Labor-lie.

IDZIVDON. Doc. llr-An amend- ment to the Newfoundland Bill‘ mailing tor comiltations with the Dunluion (Ilernincnts bcloro carrying out accommodations of, the Royal OonIniIim-iw-itbdraw- lng seli-governmen until the lsk‘ snd's iinanua are restored-was detected in the House oi Commons

merits ranging 1mm s three-year limit on the sumenslon o! Domin- ion Btatus to utablishnisnt in the

s imiority generally around 200. But them were some unexpected changes in the swustomed scene.

UNUSUAL IDII

m s scantily attended House the Olydesido lcit wingers cast " ' in the l role o! defending the interests oi tbs Em- viresndwthstsnd turned their attsds on the Dcmlnions Secretary, J. H. Thomas. After defending his

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milhebirncdbodyo! MissMsry

Barns. 30-year-old ‘Iroy, N_ Y., $1, wssioundtndsyinthc rulnsoi e ﬂruswapt Star Realty Company

Miss Burns, who was w have been married today at Stephen- town. N. Y., had been visiting the parents oi her iiencc. Nelson La. Ybﬂillnﬁ. who was taken from the building by firemen in on uncon- scious condition.

Beven persons, occupants oi top- iloor apartments. were curried to

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[Urgently Needed

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Fear of Invasion Byl Germans in French War Haste-us Plans.‘

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GIMIVA, Doc. 16—'l‘he lwb Ibderal Could! has decided to spend 38.0mm equlpplns and modernizing it ﬂﬂitilll tomes. ‘Hie expenditure will be pertitlmnd over - nty-ﬂﬁ XI.

This won-am

invade Bwitserland in the event o! another war with Ira-rice. Pears that the Win-id Dhssmament Con- terence mllllt fail also an respon- aible.

The program calls tor the expen- diturw o! 824,500,011! on airplanes, tanks, motorized artillery. cannons, heavy and light “- guns. 31x heavy machine guns will be addcd to each Bwil battalim, while all

twenty-rive ynrs, Switzerland sl- ready posseln 115 m planes,‘ whine pilots are notod tor their excoileng training in mountain ﬂy-u I l 1

m8- Bwltserlandb army, although conscript, is one o! the best in

m m Be7'i~3..'rea;-smin.o "F11 cos Sod Hearts; Christmas. Ha_y_e_ You Joined Yet?

iJusticnmoie davsremain till Pbrstimsthschildrenneniain Christmas, and One week in which in bod. but they cannot be restrain- .to become s Santa Pal. A glance at ed for long. Down the stairs and nhelists below tells youihat the through tbs cold mans they race. number oi needy ciiihrrsn is out s! - 11113111118 8nd 11110091!!! in lice- In proportion w the number oi , Straight to their stockings they go. Bantu. Pals. is it possible that some; and there is ior a moment an sw- o! those little ones will he shedding | ml silence. lliwhmcklns is as limp tears o! griei on Christmas morning, and empty as when it wss hung up. ‘cntshed by the (act that Bsnts hbs The scene which iollows is al- been unable to call and that their Illilli W0 Flinn-ll l0 dﬂmbt- The stockings are empty? Let us brinhdiildreu weepss ii thcirhesrtsare to our minds the scene which will bNl-UDI- B!!!“ hi5 mlflld them. i“; piwe in mm; hang; on m; 1 The hope o! months in one moment

' oi December 25, ir BsotsIvInI-vbel- N0 w». no candy. no Pals do not take advantage o! their‘ fruit- None oi those thins: which

misty over ladders. Four oi them, oppqrgunm“, make Christmas a glad experience including In Fontalns. were taken As soon as day dawns, tho child- in the lives oi other children. to a hospital suffering from smoke ren awake, their eyes bright with Christmas to the three tots is just minim“ n d cﬁ ins L°°M‘“°" merrllyn.“ chum" they ‘"331’. ‘Sh?!’ 315"“ i?” men sesrc e e ru sev- ed down stairs to I1 Wm 0M oral hour; before finding w» stockings stuﬂed mu oi good things. M11 “we I-i this w 0w"- m boldy. She {had ma“? allgﬁllllﬁillllﬂﬂwn¢t0 tiimssn- N12- vNaII-e As; ppng away roma w - s provide allne ... . .... .. on the fourth ﬂoor. "I wonder what he has brought l0(s> Gordon 5 mo The roof o! the structum yen m us," whispered Jack, age eight. ll Clair o shortly site:- and it w“ 30mg “m, “I hope s doll ior me", exclsims l0 Baby . . .. 6 mo. laier belore firemen could make little Merinase rive. I! Am-boee .. 1 their way into the destroyed b11114- "I'd like a sled, and s toy auto." 2'! John . . 8 ing. ;7h1lI;€8wlg1-£1’imlC,lIC8QVEﬁ. What g wk .. 8 '11» lire was believed u» n: ‘"1 l" toner . '1 sun"; m a, “new; who‘); on an “Let's go down and see," says 36 ltslph ... ... ... . 8 "and 110°, o; m, foubawmy Jsck eagerly, lesping out d! bed. 30 Susie . .. ... . B hm ‘Mums; the “u” w“ un_ At the sound o! little feet on the i0 Olga . . ... 2 known m“ w” mmuwed M “m” floor the mothers voice comes from i! Louise . , ,_,, 1 m, ' l-hl! 14301111113 YOOIII. "children, you i4 Warbunand must go back to hed- It ll much i5 John . ... ,, toonasrlvifosﬁ iépﬂbhd‘ 41 Lois. voce rou and the I Ildwsd .. .. mother add-i in s lower tone, ad- s0 Hope Seek To End dressing her husband, "wiug can

we do? What can we do?" (Continued on Page l0)

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hut rank o! aﬂalrs at the Pam. Qfﬂﬁl“.

Alilrican jot nations in North. Central and

Ten Killed Thirty Injured

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i able w hand him over." but he add- ' to iirid a way to deport him. —' merit in Chicago in connection with

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ior Samuel msullb extradition. To-

day Instill formally applied to the

Aliens’ Department of the Greek

Governmlit 1w extension oi hb t

The Premier said the Government hsd refused tho request. He said the method by which he may leave Greece had not been decided 0pm. but added that he was soil!!! lnsull to leave tbs coimtry by the first oi 5 the year. ‘Hie United States has mvoked Irisulfs pampo-t. leaving him without Consular status ss an American citisen. ; The Greek government's decision means that Insull. tor several months a quiet and apparently oon- tented resident o! Athens, mud seek another plsce of asylum. The fact ‘hst his passport has been cancelled ivss expected to present complica- tions for the former Chicagoan, ‘The Premier previously had ex- plained that. according to the Uni- ted Btates extradition treaty and lvecause oi two verdicts. "we are un-

ed that the Government would ty lnsull isces charges of embunile-

the collapse o! his vast utilities litm- plre.

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Eight Lives. FA‘ pi

DONDOILDOaIL-(AIJ-Vﬂireej shipwrecks that carried I man to their doom in W. Illa-swept ssas and numsroil deaths Irom cold iornisd s climax today 1n Europe's worst pie-Christmas cold wave in manyysara.

From Finland lo In Black Sea

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The lowest December tempera-lheekled by members ct k oi

turaoverrecordedwerereportedinliencmhaliabuid vwcoimtrycentrQsuchssRottcr-Icsrrisd, kicking and northeastwinds seritdmrntheballbypollca.

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‘twelve men were drowned in fln~ nlah waters. Nine went down oi‘!

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[MIJBERBIIS IN

CAN JUAN, Puerlo Rico, Dec. 14.

—(A.P.)-Hsppy became they are

hoinsward, Colonel and

Hrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived

here this slternoon alter a 153-

inﬂs ﬂight (rum Port oi Spain, ‘rrinidad.

with s perfect day for the hop, the mndberghs covered the distsnce in a little more than 5% hours. Now they are 1.180 miles from Mi- ami, 21s., snd the home soil thsy havenotseen icrsixmontlu. They came ashore 86 minutes alter their sturdy red and black monoplans had reached the channel at the airport.

They tollowed established air lanes con-outs.

ll.S. PMIBY ATTABKED

MONTEVIDED. Dec. 14-11mm ing rumos of a concilistm’? 1M"- mem, in the United States wwarﬁ Qha, Dr. Angel Ginudy. chic! delegate from the Orau Qn lar- tin Government launched s bitter

Winter Port Not Montreal ’s Aim

Plan) Dealt-Ditto!

a meeting inittoe of the Pan-American Con- ierenca.

Vldbly uni-sine with new It I statement by Alfonso umea oi Colombia, that the United Rams ‘b not intervening in Uta.” Gl-

‘° sudv, gestimilsting wildly mooted:

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hampion, Kensingioii. M74 McLean, Clyde River, Hozalv Women's Institute, Mid llargarwt Wood, Mrs. George Blots, Mrl. W. H. Prowse, Mrs. D. McLeod, Constance Large, Mia All eta Gill, Elliotvule? Jean Flnlaysoln Harry Finlayson, Mrs. J. BL McFaQ you, Mr. F. P. Tavlor. Mrs. Murdoﬂ Mcltinnon. Miss E, Buniett, Georgi Burnett. Mrs. C. H. B. hongwortls Helen Ceilings, Harry L. Sear, Jq Mrs. Mark Mt-Guigsn. Mark Mil Gulgsn, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Weeﬂ Mrs. McCi-eady. Frederick saga mm, Donald Seaman, Mrs. A. W; Hyndmsn, Mlm Katherine Hynqs man, Wllliam E. Robertson, Nun

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