The Paper That

Island Like The Dew

k-q-i-—_

Covers Prince Edward

Charlottetown Guardian, Three ‘ Centl.

Morning Guardian, Founded 1891. _ Evening Guardian, 1887.

MEMORIAL wotutsuor

OPENS IN MONTREAL

An Institution to Provide Permanent Employmentl for Physically Disabled Soldiers. McCill Collegei

a Building Secured for

(Special to the Guardian)

MONTREAL, Feb. 1.—On Mon- day will be launched the "Montreal hlemorl-al ivorkshop" nn institution t.o provide pcrtnattertt entploytnent for returned soldiers who have been physically disabled. The building in ,

Purpose.

which the operations will b'e car- rier] on was formerly the college of Iphartrtacy of McGi|l University nnd has been secured free for rent until May 1921. The various depnrt- ittda from Al. Gultave (iasy, Presid- worltirtgft-tit of an

meats will include wood

in all its branches, shoe repairing

anti basket making etc.

(Special to The Guardian.) O'I"I‘AWA, Feb. 1.—\V0i‘tI-

overseas military forces of

rclation fortnetl

70 Carpet Weavers Coming to Toronto

‘ From Old Country‘

(Special to The Guardian.) ’l‘()lt0N’l‘O, Fttb. 1.—-ln rlrrles today it

fatnilles would arrive in

to ‘fortrnto by u \Vt-st i-nd firm.

Proposal in Italy to Annul

railway | was" lcarrtertl that some 70 carpet weavers and lbs-it“ tho city from. the Old land. it is uttderstorld that. they buvt- been irrougltt out

1U; S. Tank Steamer i Broke in Two,

(Special to The Guardian.)

Mntnnzzts, Cuba, Jntltlnry 252i. Philadelphia, broke in two sank at seat, ltct-ttrtiing lo a loss ntessttge rrt-t-lveti Iii'l't'

by the naval commissltitts servlct l One boat witlt the i-ltiet‘ trffit-t-r- and _ seventet-tt men has IlPPIl pickvtl up l by the gtezttttvr (izettc um] uttotltct‘ bout with the cntrtain anti 22 men

The Mielero was owned by the

Childless Marriages]... a...

(Special to The Guardian.)

lliiLutN, Jan. 30.—'l‘he annulment of a marriage has been obtained

ltterc solely on the ground that it

was childless. This decision is ex- pected to be followed by numerous applications for annulment on flillll" lnr grounds for there is no divorce

itt Italy.

The action of the tribunal is en- by the ltullan press as a whole, untl the strciulists have goin- so far as to prepare a measure for introduction into the tCltam-ber pro- posing that marriages shall -bc com- pulsorll-y annulled if no children

dorsed

result. from them. 7‘

Harvard Club Members:

' Hall Baked Idealists

BOSTON. Mnss., Jan. 31.—Th'e ignorant or ntisitt‘ fortncd aliens as a solution of the problem of social unrest was ridic- uled by John it. Ilathom, editor of

deportation of

the Providence (R. l.) Journal, in

an atldrcss tbefore the (lily (‘i110 i0-

nigltf. The real danger to the coun- try he thought Wilii in the iufltn-tlce

of impractical iticaiists with their tlrcarus oi‘ interutttltrnztlistu and or

those “hyphenatetP citizens who tlld_ not have an eye single to the thest interests of the iiuittttl States.

IMr. ltaiimtrt attacked the liar- vnrd Liberal Clubs. tiiscusslng the ntomhershlp of which he said‘: "i make no charge of deliberate dec- eption of men of this type. l sim- ply say they are composed, for a large purl, of lt-nlf-baketl ItIPIIIISIS who know nothing of practical life, who play with word-s without un- derstanding what they menu and who, whether most of them know it or not. are plowing the ground for whatever ‘fruitful seed those who direct deliberate anar- chy nnd confusion are awnitrnt; W sow."

mo}?

MARRIED MOVIE STAR AND-RE- PENTED FEW MONTHS LATER

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.——(‘.uptuln Francis (T. Budgley, (lnnatlltln war hero, who married June Elvltlr-te. the actress irt Novenuber, i018. when he was attached to the llrll- lsh mission here, was granted an absolute divorce today. Justice Tendleton signed an tnireloculory decree to be made final in three months. _

All the papers were sealed. The case was heard by John L. 0'ilrict\ as referee, and his report in favor of the husband was confirmed by the court.

tivrrs, Budgieyhr inst stage work was in the movies. She was starb- od in the. screen production of "The Whip" nnd other successes. She was cust for many vampire parts.

‘Captain Bndgley went overseas as an aviator in the Canadian ex- pedltlonnry force. When be had recovered from a slight wound, he was assigned to the British mis- sion in this country- in New Yolk he cell lu tlove with June Elvidge on tho screen, so he often said. He sought a meeting and his courtship was rapid.

Their married than a year.

life lasted less

{couoattsaosractats

ewAyfl-[Q- IV MAY 181' small house or rooms for liiht house-keeping with modern coa- venienoos. Apply at Guardian 0f- fice. 6891-l-fi-MEtf.

t

‘of tnolasses in bulk.

Quebec May Restrict

‘ Pulp Exportation

(Special to The Guardian.)

hers of the (‘attatlinn Pulp

stry might rtot stiffer; lie stated the intention of the Provincial

the present. policy of keeping (fan- aiilau raw materials tor the use of (funaditirt ntills. Premier Gouln ru- vleyveii what the provincial govern- ment bud done to foster‘ and encour- age what he rt-gurtie,‘ us the fittest natural rc-sotlrct-s of the Dominion of Conrado, and urged those con- cerned to do their uittmst in inrn to t-xtrloli that restrurttt- for the bettvfli of the IIFUVIIIUI‘ ui Quebec and of i‘au:ttl:t at large.

GOMPERS STRONGLY DENOUNCES REDS

\VASIIINGTON, January‘ 31- "' Writing in the current uttntbel- of the Fetieratlouist olllcial organ 0i the Anterictm Federation of Labor. Samuel Gotnpers, condemns Bolshe- vistn “complately, finally and for all time.“

Quotiug'from the new Bolsltevist constitution, Mr. Gompers points ottt that while the flfth Pan-Rus- siun congress declares for a dic- tatorship of the proletariat nnd the poorest peasantry, a great portion of tho peasantry is dlsfraneltisctl and the largest liolsncvist ostittlatc of the proletariat calcultites them as only one fifth of the number of peasants. Evert a fairly prosperous working ntan, by this calculation, Mr. Gotnpttrs says, is not a prole- tarian. liolsltevlst statistics, he says, show that the Bolsheviat.

the tnasseg of factory workers in Moscow, tho llolsltovlst. stronghold.

i CANADIANS MAY TRAVEL BY AIR IN TEN YEARS

MONTREAL, Jan. Zil.——At the couclttding session of the annual convention oi the engineering in- stitttte of Canada held‘ ltcre today. aviation in its relation to ordinary commercial affairs and its art altl to the forestry ‘httslness of Quebec province, was the nntlrt feature of discussion.

LieuL-Ctrl. 0. M. Bigger, vice- chnirman of the nlr board of (‘an- ada, gave a paper on the nlr board's policy and pointed out that 120 nir- plnnes were being sent out to tho Canadian government from Great Britain ,-with twent-y ulrships and other auxiliary supplies of a total value of $5,000,000. LieuL-Coi. Big- gnr’ had no doubt that within ten years the people of Canada would he traveling regularly, but expen- sively by air-routes.

F. Vnn Bruysei read n paper on “The Pulp and Paper industry," and showed that it had an annual output valued at over $117,000,000 which was rapidly growing. i—<-e>-——-—

PORPOISES ‘WRECK HAVOC

IN SARDINE FISHERIES BREST, Jan. 30.—-Such havoc ha, been 'w'-ought in the Sardine fish- eries off the coast of Brittany by shoals of porpoises that the fish- ermen have appealed to the French Ministry oi‘ Marine for relief,

23 Men Missing?

NIIW YORK, Jun. 2iO.-~'l‘llt- Am- erican tank sit-timer Nllelertr front for anti , wire- tt '

(‘uha Distilling tiiorttyttttty and she ,cttt'rietl a cargo of 1,000,000 gallons i j tttxcsrox, 0nt., Jan Ii0.'~II0ll.i cl

t Arthur Mcigltcrt, Minister of the_lrt' a p. l tor-lot‘. atltlressetl the (fattutiizttt (‘luh hero tonight. llc said that the lin-

icxpert agent in

minority docs not even representi-

hecn received lry the office of‘ the (Tan-

graves of Allied soldiers. The liur- tgtmtaster- anti inhabitants of titr- ttotrtntunes oi thc district of Mints lure assisting tltc ussot-itttiott. The

FOR CANADIAN GRAVES

Association Formed Through Which Each Famiiyi0wing to Freight Will Care for One Crave and Communicate to Nextto Iiin. .

aim is to allot one grave to a fatn- has,ily' to be cured t'or attd heautifietl down because of a cottgcstiotr 01' by that fntnily, Further, the fartillylfrcigltt. in St. Jolnt.

the people of Mons to care for the iihat they are in charge of his t igrztve, and if tlttt ut-xt of kin trio, post-s to visit. llelgitint they will be‘

liti- of tlrt- grave whilst there.

t

,tl1e govt-rnrtteut wits travvllittr: too the gntlti-ring

,itisi, [lo rt-ntirnleil

land bc sniil that the

was to conduct the public servi

i Canadian Club

Government was to relax in no wily I

i Hon. Frederick J. hlztt-Lcotl, for- imerly cbnirmart of the hiassatrlttts-

‘ette public service r-otntn sitrn,

iwho uiltiressetl the (‘zttttttlitttt (‘lull

last evittting, ttliitettglt only yt-ttrs of age, itus ltutl a iuisltetl rut-err. lion. Mr. Niacin-tail [was imru ut (‘itarlottetlnvtt the lson of the late llet-ttn" Marin-oil. tile was t-tlutrtttrtl at I'l'ittt'e- of §\\':tlt-s college, Dulltottsli- l-‘ttirurs- ilty and ilttrvurtl. lie was gratltt- iated iront ilulhotlsie in 1x00 and ,-won his A. _ll. at llurvttrd in i801 luutl A. M. in 1802. rt 1800 liar- ivttrtl conferred on him the honor- ‘ury ilegree of ‘httvhi-ltrt- oi I. lie was instructor at Alert-t-rislrtrrg (‘trllege in 1804 and 1805 nutl ui litt- tState University of Nebraska in _1S05 and 1800. in 1800 ho bncatne lan attorney at Boston. lie was nu corporation law and iilXiliIOlI attd a tneuiber of the iluitctl States ind ' siou in 1800. He '

fifty

s

1n 1005 he was l‘It‘._'|('tI a porn- ber of the Massttcltttsetis rti'iii‘ senate. as a Democrat. llc also chairman of the Democratic state committee. lie is n member of thc Harvard Union and has ircen

vice-presltlent oil the Vlctitriattr (Zlub, Boston; president of the (‘nnaillatt (‘lub of llarvttrtl; irresi-

iient of the (‘atnulitttt (‘lub of ltos- lon and trrcsltiittrt of the intercol- onlul ti‘lttb, n Iiosttrti irrgatrlzalltm of former ntaritinttt provltn-lulisis. lie ls an author" and atttltorit_v' tm corporation laws and public utili- ties. lie was formerly ehztirntau of the Mussat-lttrsetts railroad eom~ tt1ission.-<St. John lktlegrttpir. ii

JUDGE corvoarvmsa we PRAC- "rtc: OF EMPLOYING "spor- 'TERS.” -

MOOSE JAW, Jan, ZiOr-Tlteittry’ ltt the case of (‘rown vs. Iioltlworth thy which the uccttsetl is citurgetl‘ under the Secret Fontmlsslotts Ac‘. with "knocking down" fares while in the employ oi‘ the (‘artittllttrt Pnci fic Railway returned a verdict of not guilt-y today. Mr. Justice Now- lattils condemned the practice of employing men to tngtke a mun corn mlt a crime for the sake of convle tion, in the opening of his cltargt to the jury.

——-——-——i-O ANNOUNCEML TS. COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS, ETC. "oowr FORGET the entertain

ntent. and social lu Afton Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 4th. 6696.

VThe Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the Horse Breeders Association have decided to hold a l-lorso Show in (lhnriotte town during the 3rd week in March Titers will also be an auction sale of horses and breeding stallions at that little. iifiSb-lllilME-ii

ugo, he said, tltt- charge was thntl lion.

stile duty oi‘ a govurttntcrtt between sessions

| lion. Mr. Mcigltett said that this tcotlntry‘ was suffering front exlrettr (‘urlton ltotol her-c, the yrossiiriiity‘ l ist and be t-tmslili-n-tl- it essential of further rcstrletiiiii f-‘lhori. of hull) that the rnotlcrttttr men of eV-‘IIY and pulpwood from Quebec prov- ince, and stated the intcntlonof placing an embargo on the pulp

and pulpwood resources of the pro-I

vlnce of Quetbec. so that the indu-

lP. E. I. Man Wbo '

disting-

COUNTBYSUFFERING a raou EXTREMISTS, stvs a Holt/rigour MlEliiHliN‘

Essential that the Moderate Man oi Every Class Should Form aParty that Can Hold the Ship oil i State‘ Steady and Steer It Safely.

tier-ii of workers to trrotlutte

lnurltt-tg and the saving of n. proportion as possible motley paid for them. ’l'lte restorntlott of the of trada- betwnett (Ianatlu

of

upon business

a Cl'lil(‘

d l‘.

t-lztitrtetl that ‘(Htnntltt should

int-onto tax \\ with that. of Cattuda.

suifidfcodttr

Justice llaszartl.

ing the business t-orporntiort Inn's. '

ant. II. ’l‘rcinere

ltlessrs Gander, K. (‘.. and lvlnrtitt t the l ,tplaintill"urttl J. J. Johnston K. (3., "i for the tlefertdtttrt. '

K. t‘... were the counsel for

Tire jury after being atldressetl by 1ft‘. rtfter

some deliberntiort

tho 1ritlltttifl.

Celebrate Folmtiil?

League of Nations;

PARIS, Jun ill-A rublic (‘elcbra lion of the trrganiza ion of the league of nations W115 hold today in the Sorbonnc, trrcsitietl over by Presitlcrtt Poincare. Pnul Deschttnt-l the prosltlent-t-lect; Leon Bourgeois, Albert ‘fhontns, lfnrnter Premier Ribot and‘ mtdre lionttorat, minis- ter of public instruction, trccupictl places of honor.

Rccouuting the tievelnyrment of tho ltleu carried out by the league M. liourgtttrls. who was the Iftetttzh

ntentbur 0f the teonnnissiott which‘

drafted tltc league: of rtatiotls’ cov- enant, snltl: "President Wilson by his ntess- ges, and personal efforts offered he moans of realizing this ideal

n a. great international convention.‘

ivhatcver defects titer may be in it. ‘he pact of April 2S, 1919 has seal- rtl between the free peoples a sol- emn agreement for tho union of all for the safety and independence 0f all." '

M. dimrrgtoils, in ‘his yiddtriesa, made a reference to the first meet lug of tho lertguo on January l0, where he -saitl, there were found missing only the representatives of the United States, "for the adher ence of which in the near future we are all waiting and hoping."

M. Thomas pointed to the in- ternational labor conference as con crate evidence of the value of the league's existence.

guests of the faintly in cirurge.

l roilln-t"

, (Jttt- tiny r-ztrly this itntltlrilrlsltig iuilivltlttitls drove out ttt the cattle iturns of \\'_ iirulntrrt, t on the ltirlttttetltl ltotui. with zt cart, which they backed up to the barn door, nnd loaded onto it, a fine big t . eer, which has vanlsheti- irtlo thin j z r us far as (‘trunty/ ilortstaitlc i-iam lilton is concerned. ltecentiy titree lturttlretl busln-ls should get'togetltet' and fnrtni of Outs irt bugs. \vi.-rt= stolen front y that could hold the. ship ofl 1C. F. Fztttlltttet‘ on the lficlttrtottti state steady and steer it safely. ltoud, u. portion of WIIICIl was ro- (ilztss. organization was all rigbtfl covet-ml yesterday thy (‘hit-f llamll- ionist (lovernnrent had bt-t-tt vllillli- he said, but class trrgnnizttlitnt tori ton. assisted by Detectives Mar:- ed with (trifling. Only n short illlli‘ ntttiottttl control was another thing. Donald and (‘ulvtatg talacctl at his .\lr. Aleigltvrt t-tttphttsizerl tilt: tlispirsltl by IllF])i‘i'1(il‘ Joliul. the <a>—-l—- things that the yrnrlti tteetlt-ti, they , t.\l()N'I'\lti<).Ai., Fob. l.—rSir Lottt-ithut, only parlltttttent eonltl legislate selling oi those things in the bcstl er Gouin, premier of the prrovlttct-i of Quebec. announced tonight, at the seventh annual banquet to mom‘- ant |Paper Association, ltt-ltl at the ltitz

as lurgej the l,

balance l_

itbu

lu this case the plaintiff Robert‘ (l. Frizzell sued for dtttnages to the‘ amount of $5000 for the loss of ser, vice of his daughter who is alleged ‘ to have been seduced by the defend‘

Justice llnszttrti retired antli returned with a vi-rtiitrt for $400 ltt favor of

elaintctl

Deaths and from pucurttonltt 60.

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1920. .

OMONS WILL CARE

ILARGE FLOUR MILLS

ARE ctosuvo oowtvt

i (Special to the Guardian)

flour mills irt (ianada are eiostrtg

, Where 20,000 Tons Flour Awaits Shipment.

|tracts given in December and the Jf().’\"i‘iill<;'AL, Feb. 1.~'.i‘ht- large (‘itnzttliztrt Pacific liailwtty (‘tnup-t ' any informed them that no tnorei, flour could ‘be accepted as freight ‘ . _ Reccrttly the for the present. 1t is understood ‘iii Pgrshiiig- iii“ night i" a "mm" tnust i-rttlcttvor to get into commutt- (‘rtnatliart Wheat Board rtotifitztltlte that 20,000 tons of flour are awuit- ‘I""l"‘» llfisf-Yiiwll hi5 P141" 0i Prelim" lcaiioir with the next of kin of lttt- lnlilcts t0 S101) "V0714 011 lflrsc 0°"- ifiié Shipment from St. John N. B. by itieceasetl soldier and inform them

Stealing From The Farmers in

Ontario Centres

f)'l"I'.\ \\'.\. Ja t1

titt- Itoof." wi-ek.

FuncfibtToi The

nary number

Ottawa.

Principal Cumming, ni’ the Nova gricultttrttl College, obser- ves that whereas other ytrofcssiorts ,have been in the forefront of the trottnclls for centuries, it

world's Illlg,‘ remained for

t-eutttry to witness at icttst the be ginning of n ntovtztttt-ttt in which nltt- their place among the mighty. The new situation is trlnim- rtl by lb: (‘rimming to put n new- rt-sptrtti-tibility on the ugritrttiittrnl colleges of the t-uttrttry. whit-h have ntulniy [of tltr- srcit-nci- of irrotittcliirn. 1‘ro-‘ the ynew farm lcatlers to see that. the The case of Frizzell vs Trcrttcret agricultural colleges are atlvunt-etl which Ulillll‘ up irefurc the Supremol and that atgricttltttrul education re- (‘ourt on ’l‘httrstlzt_t* was resultttrilH-t-ives again Saturday morning before Mr. r schools,

lenders in tilts seals of‘

lii'l'l‘viiil.iil'li bet-rt tern-hers

lessor (‘untntittgs calls upon

tuorts attention in

llu in Toronto is Not

Ola Virulent Type

TORONTO, Jan liL-One ltuntlred cases of influenza have irccu report ct] itt Toronto, according to Dr. J. (l. llaslings, tnedicttl olilcet‘ of lteal and ten ileuths have occurrctl here front this (U5131151), So far the

tIt_

influenza in this city if not of n

virulent type. ifl)(‘III~)S'l‘I<IIf.

Six deaths, four

N. Y., lrotn

Jan fl1.— influenza

and two front pneumonia (roused by

influcttzzt, and 252.‘ new eases oi‘ in fluenm wt re reported to the llenliit littretttr i0illi)'.

t‘lilt‘r\(l(), Jan Zii.~—.\ft-w twastts of influenza for the lust twenfy-fottr IIOurs numbered 1,015 as against 1,140 yestertluyq while pueutuottiit 25-10 patients. twompurctl 445 for Ithc previous day. front influenza totalled ll

with

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Ptotectiou of

Lobester Industry

OT'l‘.»\\\‘.-\, Jatt 1i0.——l\lr. Attdrew

llalkett. rtuturztlist of the fisheries irrnrtch, Dt-trartttlcttt 0f Naval Ser- vice hus left for the Maritime Pro vinccs to cottilrttte the educational

citmpnign curled on during the

past two summers for tho greater protection of the lobster industry. lie will ticlivcr lectures at various points, beginning at Halifax, and lto will spend the major part of the Buntmer i_n the East.

Switzerland Asks

For Neutrality

(Special to The Guardian.) DERNE. Feb. 1.-—The Swiss Gov-

ernment, has addressed a note to the league of nations asking that the question of Swiss netttrrtliiy be the first dealt with at the meet- ing of the council of the lottgue in Lottdott February 22.

Ii1.—\Vltoles.'tlo , s front farmers in the differ ‘t-nt townships itt (‘iiflfiiliil whereby

lzogt- tittantities of ]l()ilIIl‘_\’, horse , nnd rattle fer-d and even utut-ltiuory .\vltit~lt have taken piltfti“ very fro- qttt-ntly of lute have cubnintttctl in t-yrt-tt t-nlllc being taken away “on

SUIIIP

Agricultural College

'l‘lt<.- services that may ne Dr!"- fllliblilili fortnvtl by tltc agricultural colleges i'ttitt~il fétuti-s should he suuglti byj i“ (“mum i“ n“. uptmi1,|1“g 0y a "V4‘l‘_\' wttizutr of the country‘, iIIl“§()t1]]|_l 111ml spirit, Iiiinistct’ said. Speaking 0t‘ the fin- ances of the Dominion he touched! profits tax which ‘aid yielded about $35,000,000‘(;,,Z@[y,_.s u; ‘C This tax had been tnuch tzcrl. Mr. Tilt-ighen said, httt if it were wiped out. some other] kind 0f‘ta.\' lWOiIIKI lntvo to besub-i Scum, A stttutetl. . s to the federal incorpo- tnx, which, he said, realized about $20,0U0.000 a year, the opinion had been t-xpresseti‘ in smne titrarters, that it. was ‘not. high enough. lie‘ not be hurttlirzztiryrtrtl by too high a tztxi|-,,,.n,,,,.s M“, in the eumyretiiitltt with other court tries, anti lti- said the ilnitt-tl Slalom; virtually’ on a level -

as, viewed by the firiiSlliPfllg of titese institutions, are-graphically outlined in the Jan of The Agricultural anada, published by the Depurttttcrtt o1‘ Agriculture, at

tho

WINNIPEG PEOPLE

and tomorrow at 5.00; it. rises to- nesday at 7.18. 4th at 4.42 a. m.

Betrayer of Edith Carvell Cets Oil

l‘.-\ltl..w‘. .I.|tt. "O

whose vast- r-otrtrst-l \

s today setttertt-etl

tell’ (tutu- with "It: of iris

tltt- Q'III'III_V. IJl’II‘ii_\'t|I of

iritti.

(Juli-it's conviction inst

tletnrn-tl blrn was 4 to 3 should have been 5 to 2.

Russian Propaganda

(Special to‘ the Guardian)

atlotitet“ tcn were lntt-Hrt-pteil

Inittee iuvtnstigztting

‘try. who were willing to trade with

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, l-‘ub. l.—~'l‘he llouse of Lords aunovt-ti over the high irrlccs in r staurarns has requested the kitt-ht-tt committee of the liouse of (‘ominous to cult-r for them during the emnltrg 561115011 at the fl-at rate of 50 cents per dittuer, a service which has been given the common- ers for two years.