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ons Chamber Crowded Many Distinguished Visitors in Attendance. Debate on Ad- ‘dress Begins Today. Speech From the Throne ‘Announc es Introduction oi Several Importa nt Bills Including Re-

distribution."

"owivwtnuetesnl, V’ ‘i. q ALLIES sewn srR-ouc Nova "r o. "Liiri-i ‘Airings ‘

STEAMER COLLAR win-i MiLLiUNiD mro ace-row. auswacr ARRESTED av ac ‘non ozone/tees m nui-ini

Senate and Comm With Visitors.

i I i‘ i‘ LONDON Jim 3} —— Premier ing wl-rcgpoqding reductions , ‘ .' ' _ i ~ - (Special to The Guardian.) 3mm Lil)". President ut the Lab- would bu matte in the British scale "lei lllcBi-iiil; to discuss the United of payments. 5illtcls {lebt today when Chancell- “i ° iii‘- Eliclieqilcr Baldwin nrc- iiic ‘Prime Minister inclines to'East - f - L m, a m . _ , , i Peace con pence at au- effect that the tonuzlegolsiaiffilii “i ‘he Washing “m4 ihis iilfii Prvnflflai. isanne. This was the last sltuaiionimenwcnlth mites um“ mm my Discussion centred on whetherlccpteil American

mark wlAtSil-lliN/dTCtNi. ilth of its quiry has ‘beenvm government as to If iuent of Senator Ml and as American An ‘tighten their hold would be aoceP around Ruhr Valley tomorrow andipubllc.

shut off shipments of coal and coke to unoccupied Germany.

iBEYRLIN, J an. 3l.——Ger

falls to ouoyten thousan M19 lb! ,5§~‘i§“‘i@“

iPoIItic-al clu-bs tonight believe

table‘ t0 i211 ‘f. lie-i

WASH-INGTON. Ja -——- mlnation of sutnd iDUlEStSiElLDORiF, Jan. 31.—-Ooal tea n Ruhr Valley rapidly States o: y of empty judged,

aids by which all

May 1st is tn die lll be considered by Uni- tes board of tea experts at s beginning in New York

decreasing and scarclt curs becoming ziciiio and coal ls ted Sta beginning to accumulate in the pit

brief speeches, and on the follow- mover and secondcr e Debate 0n the Ad- dress. There ls a to have the House then adjourn following Monday, as members will. not lierly those coming oints. until the first The ‘Senate will er the movcr flllil

31-——EV8l'Yt:iflIIE-l-I1g day the for the annulus at hi; afternoon of the second assalon of Partiament. Qpenlus d

Mlfkink the beglnritn Manson“ here it is for the commencement cticna which last the parliamentary ses- bore, wives and female lth their friends, will the galleries available for the opening function, upuqletbere are hundreds of disap- do d ladies who have been un

third‘ alternative ls being "mum. ltorcent thereafter HTML-This is acceptance or

United the Celli- uniorlzatlon charge at same crvnu Stairs terms with two res- "miiilelllg Iili-id to provide for ex- ‘bc Ons. The first would be the; ilnctnin of principal,

WAiSiI-II-NG-TON, Jan. Sir-Tho increasing evidence Hillfiiillg iliiiigiihisgru-i-ioll rwiitliiqif Wasliingon funds the to 115G ll 9799.‘) iticd debts in flfbllft} on more lih- ‘mm Hamill-ll; i8 greatly pleased ure BhOWflDWH Ollprul terms, Great Britain would ro.i\\._i_li Br talus acceptance of Am- uuce by the iMoalems. ‘Wicmi “mils- CiYlisx-ess will con- With the Allied front broken, and had asked ,a fortnighhfs p0

Turkey and ponenient. lihaalad

PARi-S, Jan. alt-“FTEHCII federa- tion of labor protests against Ruhr was s and demands that imprisoned byqprcparing

influence to ins

shipping bill at this session Qficeivo the benefit of a most fav- gif ilgaitirz‘: 'l“_he second is "QSENgWl Bililviiy which Britain ls alone facing to refund any 0;"! thoiflltgs is able Fultfingniztis: asnfted Statics Debt Russia. War in the Near East would lfls decided to 800011! Aliiflrl-lor other war cbligateiongeriy In?“ tlement with Brltali‘: gflntlh: illness‘: stems ‘nevltabxe. ,- ln regard to funding of interest ml“, than Sh,’ is jowiilm" '

antl|maniy of Itihe

g arrive, partlcu i.t‘rom Quebec p iof next week.

repressive measure rcnlese of those

British Congress. steam-er 1M. S. Dollar with million dollar cargo from was towed here‘ to guard cutter Tampa w her up four ‘hundred m

of a serisbtof tuu ill -—Tiw "Wild norvnotv, Jan. QL-Grent Brit- mllrieemh Paflm’ day by coast aln l hlch pickedvcun offs:

lies at sea the Brit Day- reached i “Gem “"g°"i“'li°“s- '

‘ lsh war dftilbt. The Unitedp. "um ______,__ , _________ ' ' _—h_ ‘igtifiegfgnalzlditftlliegegligi one half, t i i

’ ‘ _.. __._

id scenes of great splen-

rccnt for

31_—|l11 CDIITIGC- ‘"3 hm" ‘he tlon with improvement of quota pcrccnt sterling against tiou we the transiAtlantlc Steam- llnos have reduced t passage from England to Uni v b110,! 318d Canada.“ ' tut» hkiwlokgim- a-

PAl-llA. Brazil. Jan. 31.—— Lieutday Walter Hinton arrived in Bahialmore uppllcatio from Mnceio at two o'clock this drugs, pendl afternoon lit continuance of seaplane flight from New York to

Governor General th drntt them ttgihtygtszgviltiakgeatla-imng berm”? the one“ Senate Chamber ency will deliver the throne. Gal- fiqw buildings l: y i adequate .

.r h for ticket; this been Erector thiun ever. l, lee a few chau- ges‘ in the personnel of both bou- Commious six new members, all of whom have al- ready been sworn in and signed ihe roll. The three new Quebec momebrs, Messrs. Rhoaume, (Joc- ‘IRBSTITTTIFTTIIOTIGTSE, (Megimtler and Benoit, (B1. Johns-lbe-rvllle). will be introduced by the Prime and Sir 1.0mm Gouin. HouvR. E. Finn, junior member for Iélalifax, gill be presented to the peakcr, y the Brimc Minis-

ter and l-lcn. w. s. Fielding, and “w” “m” ‘he d°°" £19 anew“ meanibbeigxlfroan Gloucester.

. ., -r. o au . will ibe ln- .

troduced by Hon. A. B. Copp, andiggégt gégurte eitbm‘ the Prime Minister or Mr. squmhon o;

S. A. Officer . Belgium Make

CiYiOWII Honoured

gXi-n girl-seated an ultimatum to Si Germany ilcmamlliig fulfillment of "m" Tiiinmmme “i reparations ainil the execution ct‘ ‘h? m) _ gthe Treaty of Versailles and noti- being. gnmandant Higdon, which on i-iill Germany of a new series ofl ‘ pened was found to cuntpln ilvlireclziteil and valued medal founded by the Old Founder and First General of the Salvation, ‘hussrrdnrs-“cotlt-ly»and-Awill be-seningtigiéniéil. nfi'°.s,.'f§,ilg‘,lf'i§f'éfthé ‘C""" to Lithuania demanding that with- Bramwen Booth m Commqeliitfra: in it fixed time all the Lithuanian Joseph mgdon 1'.“ long and‘ run’; ‘Yiiiiiiiawil ful service as an officer in title iliiviiliii. iile ranks uf the Salvation Army This ti)’ iliilV "iliuwiird is given for 25 yegpg “n. broken and faithful service, ibut the WAiSH‘lNG'l'.')N, Jan, iirnniii-‘§§$,m§§“1?e’§,si‘“s “w” “° 1°"

s made regarding Great, lowod to pay total

Britain‘ being oi the ten year lwriod.

t° ‘he quite i" hcir ratessum after

whet-edits Bacall mo “w” access

iuwidiSlflNtlffON. g P‘. narcotics‘ ‘colitrdi’ noun announced it would grant n0

from the ithrono and ba

ialsitors ‘get to work. i" iiie iwiiiicrl mail, ivhlt-h nmv

ciil’ on Tuesda - “gisiemii lmlwzc a-dclregsctiiad a

eclsion as to the d - H t of such drugs which‘ m m it is advisable to admit into "the

lfARlS, Jan. 3l.——.-\ strtuig

BOSTON. Jan-n-a-nmoniy by. gov. _ ernment nld can American ships Oflvivfllsiiit t0 __igxis_ti_lyr_t__fnreig=i.i tirade of country, fltTfmhissionor“ "Plumnrer, of United States shipping said in an address here today,

revise Banking Act. the tliiiribil- H _. _ zigainst resistance to French activ- “Bi.Fwfififiieglfiqmrdrfmerestsufig, ie couiitil o1 Am- consumers and producers from un- due enhancement of prices or un- fair trade restriction.

crowds lined the roadways of the ‘

this i improved ‘by

——- troops and lrregiilars be CAVAN, Ireland, Jan. 3il.— Re- from Baltic district oi cently establl-shedi post of Free former Gcrnnn tcrrit. State army at. Bnllymore County. der Allied protection. Leltrlm reported to have attacked by large body of Repair licans who captured garrison oliish decision. to accep thirty and removed them townrdklebt fizcidlng suggestion wa

occupaton problem will not he

commenced to boom fr His Excellencys e

l L l the Pr “ca” o“ so today by Secretary Mellon to open Newfoundhuuy

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H British Cabinet Took Two Days to Con ‘d ' ~ - - -- "i i ’ the Question and Finally Agreed t: tiglFrance Again breaks the Auled Lmeseand Years Term.

Endangers Position in Near East. Ana-r . .

tralia Backs Lord Curzon.

France has uliruptly broken away

LAfCSfl-NNE. Jan 31-‘- The Aus- PARIS. Jim- 31-(2-30 n- m) tralian government has cabled m

ilviarquis Curzon, British Secretary from Great i Britain in the Near of State for Foreign Affairs to the_ Australian Com-

LONDQN- Jilil 31—-Bl"ftn‘1 ac-‘in which the two nation were maintain h’s refusal to consent to

“w! at Lausanne. lt "Indicated,

WASHINGTON, Jan 31- Presl-

v The main Sin’ from Ilorden ll]

~ .>___ ____ W, _ _ Charloctotnww.‘ t\s,_ke,pt clear. ye .

tunnel-ii its Tho Gust-alas.) i‘ tilrdav and their.‘ lii-llifiillliir; ‘PAltlS, Jan 31——Friincc and Bol- city ream-ed he i- ood time. The c.ii

lleft for Tormentlne again at 340.

pleasures m be applied to occupied considerable trouble on the line lorritgl-y Who train going west from Sum- Theymwlu-n Qumm govemmentimersitle has been. snow fighting

iwas reported at Bloomfield. '1' train going east from Summers»; was about a mile east of Kensiii; ton.

it es in occupied area.

PARl-Srdan 31» There’ ls now every reason to believe thait the question 0f intervention i‘y the League of Nations in tho Ruhr,

Mt. Stewart and Souris,

- terms for ilobtico-nporatlng. abandon 11; d n w“ , any pant of e grouu orlcuui iilieinilllilsiiig i-igw-"gccept the Am-igairnicnj. after Chancellor Bflitl-iill‘ The French Government lnform- at Gailfipoit which shelters the bod- tprest or rt ‘r per cent in-, "i! .nt.u results of British mls- ed the Turkish Government lasti - r e use and continue toitons li'lp_ to Washington. Term,‘ PM’ lve per cent ln tlieliope that 0i Si-‘iiicinent follow

les of British soldiers slain in the night that it had not said the lastlGallipoli cam

T, ';ei"tl°m°"i in SiXiY two yearsiii ii " was willing to make fur- Britain's delegatiggntog ‘g3: ‘ i I 1 "-‘ l. ' ' ‘ - . ‘ ' m ciihm“ “ma” “»i-i°‘"‘"‘—d 1°i“‘“i‘ mmeiii i-illee Percent fOPlLllEl‘ concessions to lurker. East Conference was forced today

iltibato tonuorroiv. A'-‘ii‘st ten years, and three and nali| ibord Curzon became furious, it to withdraw its ultimatum b0 the rks and agree to rlelaylfinal da- peaca treaty until’

0119 illiilller-‘is reported here. The French note, '1‘u ‘delivered to Angora. a single day,clsion on the fore the Turks were under the Sunday evening. necessity of accepting or rejecting Lord iCurzon s the treaty proposed by the Allies, Allies granted

swept away any chianca of ncccpt- days after lsmet Pasha hid ’do- clined to give a definite lnlwirfli

pokesman for the A

ain at Lausanneimtil - next week. i ’ .

Grim Days. _ \ Ahead Says , ‘limitless a ‘f

' torn, ,\1,u or: realty. thhii;

itself “in complete ~ agr ~ lth the Francis.“ "this ‘ll they, too, humilia- ed themselves from the ultl foreign secretary Ourzon ,

nation in. : ry arrived .-‘.ir 11.45 p_.m. and ment w

i Although the weather was fine aesociat yesterday drifting snow caused matuin.

rod for the ‘hanks today. Nearly all the mornings newspa-

tnzi-ifinople despot , grim preparation it-ncrul liniringzon. the _ iflivfllflfldbl‘ f- making for tioubh tour fronts tor us

ritlcal days in "v the captions."

It ls suggested bond Cur scent his ultimatum. blunt: I01‘ liUFHlOI‘ 00D-

pert’ print Cons several days now and in» nip‘ i ‘*5

The line is still blocked bets. -.i -'

raised at the present session of . the Lea u -| > here was an ECPiiI-"iil ‘inc-sup. 1.. g e comm m Park-night on the QNM. lillu near Doi- ~

Hjalmar Brantmg the Swedish premier who was expected to fay-i me “H, pmsed Later a tr .1 t _ . , , .. ggtelllyeletngtlii, agihcglrgzgrsgglfsait ' in .1. .ii lull arrived at 'l‘nr. ' imentine about l! o'clock Tuesday

ill iile 911T)’ iryinghRene Vivlane and other members . Prwklent d I helof the council but also with Pfellbigléflléglabufi, tmfkalqmydsim“ 35 p35" is eiitere lie field 0n the 23rd Dec- lei." Polnca . ‘ ' '1” n ‘m 335359 o‘ re iing left behind. Post Office Inspec-

Doeh Durgpeand in special trains seized for the purpose.

ILONTDON, Jan. 31.—iMan cribed as Walter Frank Totem. ‘Horticulturist ot‘ Balbam arrested

entered the big

o the Senate door. 111° will’ ifll‘ illllilfiiiiilic iiiiiiiiiig oi days of the salvation Army,

recommendations Hartline for cheeses in illlltlilie ember 1897. l-Ils first appointment law to legalize terms 51125651911 i" being Curboiieai" as an ilinsign lic had charge oi‘ Donne Bay; its ,DAUQW\INE‘ J l l P ,Dlstrlct tiilicer. and it was - i- l ' s. all. 3 .—lsiilct il" there that he took unto himself a aha bend of 'l‘iirkish delegation ill-wife in the person of Lieutenant m fconicfiilte élsiifiig Slpencer in Jluiy, -—-—- e coaferenc or tea’ o W t -l . ‘ d t . l ~l,0NiDON, Jan. 3l.—Prlme Mln- weeks before eslgfiatllrc )nf peaceisaligglthlonsuwriiinilne an s on“ of he inter Boner Law has declined to con delay of eight ilnys ‘ n request of parliamentary labor mleetlng or con sum-Joli, explaining moped onrlior than February 13 to (‘lllliiflyotl in slrhrl consider Ruhr situation.

Pl‘ s ‘Milchaud. Hon. R. F. Preston , n02! Conservative, it is expected. Dragoon ‘Guards will he introduced by Right Hon. Arthur Mclghen and probably Sir Henry Drayton.

ln the Senate, Mr. Turgeori and Sir Allen. Ackaworth, new Sena- ton, ‘will ‘be "introduced, and the former, will be the aeconder of the Address with lloii. A. C. Hardy 'ln the Commons the being moved by Mr. Harold Putnam (Coloheater. N. s. aiidmeccaded b

gaites and came t

arms and the band played tilt’- N8" tlonal Anthem as he, accompanied Byng and his uniformed the high hall and his quarters behind The upper chamber is woefully inadequate annual state occasion and but a small portion .of dressed women

the opening were to see His Excellency therefore they were compel-led ito find seats in ‘the more cupacious galleries of _

American proposition.

charged with attempt last Novem- her on life of Sir William Horwood Commissioner of Police.

before NeWYCufltililliti iiflfli illiii ‘liilvu illliil ill) lllilllY iffillliiltliii British intend to make Chamik 1.. llili Ollifffillifliiliiiiy their principal naval and military,

A sirciriol ieniurc base if war breaks out with Tar-l iilig iii iiiiiv lililliel“ key maintaining policing troops in

with tickets for interval would b H11,- llle g, nz in cvcly Wflylbut niatcriiillyn lbeliig tho built

y Mr. Rheaume. ttiug lt is antici- . will conclude with the ver-

g of eulogictlc references to ‘in reach narecmc

l)‘. i in 1918 they were

itor Whcar wired the authoriflr. ~_.

___"L~"____ . h» li s not ‘yet received full ~ I

Chanak Will be

was impossible lmilor the Candi. lions to trike the mm‘ and baggage.

hiilltitlll! with the cheater. The Sackvllle-Tormen‘: n-

l-Big Montreal Store Becomes Bankrupt

ecial to The Guar

ticiinirs He was assured twi. ltiifl’. ‘kiwi depaiimm"

with a capital 0T thousand dollars in‘ _

regului train uni iimdo up yegéilglfi.

terday and liirl t‘... IFqVFIIGnCinB a 1.15 p. m. l iii nil u». mall and bat-maize Will no iloitiii be taken

(Special to The Guardian.) PARIS Jun 31—It is learned that

mails sortcil up to (late, Constantinople and controlling the

ililllflfiiifeiiuallway’ from Si. Stephens, where Eiiliirfiiii through to Frotierlctoi

the commons and to await the rc- turn of Mr. Speaker and the mem- bers to thenr work. visitors for tho opening were Sir Robert Horne, former ~C‘hailcelloi' of the Exchequer of Great Britain Premier Drury of Ontario, Premier Oliver of British Celumbfa, Hon. C Baililantyne, former Minister of

illqtliree loaders to the passing of _ Kennedy, and the members who have died since tho and of the last session. Adjourn- ment ‘will follow these three

specials?

The Weather. Etc New York

I NONDER HOW

MUCH stare-r ICAN

to the Canadian Field and appoint-ll; lunches Mnrn,,,,~a_ up ihfnugh‘ cd to Syilncy Mines Corns. Caucisparsciy populzrleil 'l‘hrace to Breton. TilHl they came to Sydney Bulgaria frontigp,

City and last year were appoint- ed i.o our capital city. Since

Exchange Rates}

‘ ill“ protest Noon exchange cables ill

Q

once, and ‘together with the locallwel] as Turkey, officers and soldiers are ilolug good work. Thc it‘. now busy in tho ore quarters, a per the officers of th ed in our city i"? lit is situated on it pint of hind donate vniion Army by MF~_ imnndant will ho

later of Public Works and many others.

c S. A. station- ni time to time. Villa Street on

il...‘.“.. ‘lliiuiili china and Canada

‘Argentine Gold Peso ..

‘.5 Quebec Elections Monday Next

Indian Rupee

“use, We wish the Commandant

every success an time congratulate and faithful serv t

Akzmttim |..Aov's oven.- ~ ome- at f ob an . an - . “kn i180 one

C. N. R. Location Before Government

o The Guardian.)

(lpoclll to The Guardian.)

nstltiiency except for, the nomina- bcc general elec-

Wlth every co one accounted thns for the Que ext liloudai‘ FilCWBii Taschereau sfivi-‘Filllikili will have to fight in eightyoue out oi the mighty-five riiiinss. Tia- nflsling- c-uistiltueucy was B0110‘

raga: an? WANTlD-L-MARI " ‘may at l 815.9030 $00.00, your liiare time

c. location of head- Canadian National l in 1h;- Domin-

TORONTO, a _ __ m’ Y“ V“ '°"~ WQwJBWI ivost to westerly]: iliinalligitinnofiii

Bllowcarl Rhino. 10! Oolborns Rfliiwtlys was sen

(Special to The

OTTAWA. Jail- ht declined to com-

Hl l1! ti h" bee“ m" o, and zonllhtltsatthifogisorning at 11.04 iSun sets this afterhoori at 5.06

Sir Henry Thorn- and which conclu- sittlng this after-

board of which ton is chairman dod its two GM’!

outside world for

IMPORTED FUR! touch with the

Emma- S. Aim)‘ W" rtor '0! the coloefll-

Canail-ia ll Cattle For Scotland

to The Guardian.) inn. aL-rius Analo- sxoro Oattle Shipping Tilltung 0on1?" a here to fulfill the Dill"

lover by the car fcrry this mom- lliiiz. Postmaster MclIiirt-y has four clerks at Sackvillo ikeqiiing the

‘Mails are still being teamed from I Kcllaington and Summerslde. Yes-

theliiTdfly it team was sent to serve the offices west of 'l'_/ne Valley.

Moscow is preparing ‘ll vigorousiflhvo teams left Summerslde yes-

ie suggests. It is be- the first company 0i’- slde to renn "l"

_ against. ihc closing of IIIEItGTtiBY morning to connect with e Army has (left-Mir straits it is reported hers, on tho the car ferry at Borden. They

a removal of the em-

igrounds that outsiders have nortcnk back the balance o; the gum. i‘ the right to Iilockiiilc Russia as mcrslde mall,

"i iii-lug starved -li_v team.

treaty is soon to be concluded be- by the morning. This train tween Cnnndn, and (‘bna according Pilrrying full malls,

want (lanadlra wheat." ho said. this 68 mile stretch. but 1t,

deflliili-iiii Sim“! [he “The trade treaty." declared Dr. H-‘H- Ailililiiil Md Tsur. “will provide that China l..it~5t

on account ot the na lrl e tom rr - 7- telelraph flies being dawn. Four Ely s a o ow morning n ' liberal dqlutlainone the lpGfilUh

‘ brad Shot-thorn ‘bull, 3 years aid. also 4 pure brad cows from 2 to 7 yurs dlilii-G freshen in Spring

Goon. What that roctimm ls will not be div until its approval ment ls made known

ulged, of course.‘

by the xovcrn- been i n act n8 illbiifiliill‘ will not allow laborers to come to]

beat quarter moon Thursday‘ exchange question between Canada while the Dominion will

in Feb. 8th 5J0 Lin.

P were elected by acciamutlon Sumniarliile tide eighteen min-

Lotbinlre, ltingdalen islands. (Qin-

Collina, North River. l, I i ‘ bee County and Quebec East. totes later than Charlottetown. order in winwii- °‘"v"‘°“ "'1 “m” B’ “ "'

bargo and a number of well known illrltish man are said to be inter- lasted in it. m. Donald Manhood. of the Baltic Excha

The eastern section fight to El. 11- The State Departments accept mira is being sQli-nd vm_,.“-,.|Hnr@ i“ ance of the closed straits in the gards tn mull. The, train which Ciifiil 0i ilfiw event of war is relivlii-‘ii ill ililvtvieft Charlottetown Tiiesd... p; 310 mrlbeen obtained“ p.111. took all the mail »i hand m‘