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Misiiot niv » stiittii THE WAR IN suoin PRICES

sllave Been Stabilized and There is to be i, More Cutting. Retail Price 15 Cents.

peclal to The Guardian)‘

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, ‘SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1920

HUME RULE Bill “A

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‘More ll. S. Coal For Canada

(Special to The Guardian)

OTDAWA, Nov. lz-l-tvfo-rmntlon rccelveidfrom the Cleveland pool 111°“ e081 ‘loadings f0l‘ csnsiiinn lterritory totalling 1,200 000 lions. 111111111! 111E month of October Muinst 700,000 itons for tilie some month last yeanr. The total ship- ntelnits to Canada. do dste are 5,- 283-000 tonis against 4,386,000 tons l

WrangeTAgain PEEL" lllllllllllll ENTER i t LEAGUE .

A Beats the Beds Motion to Reject Defeated llyl83 to 52. Stirring mm m Wm hem” _ Speech by Lloyd George. Debate was Tame ww- --w”i----- i- s-id. vii-Ti‘- ' ’ I

cgigfsiwsiiélliinhfilfiiissi‘ ‘J. and Evident Desire to Avoid Controversy was 533-5331191511“ a am o’ Siege i“ 1111 1791931161 111111111191 i0 Rtillifi ii 9611111? Mani'iested. t Admitted Britain Adopts Same View. t

day declared that all Bolshoirtkl iii-Ell. year, Bfill-il Liberal MP. (Special to The Guardian) ue hud now accepted the French

-—-—'—<-O->————- Col. (hall's Fiancee driy. Prices‘ have been stabilized

und there is to be no more cutting. l isPfliili 1° T110 311311113")

Arrested for Sedition

To give Ireland thc power to

“Taps; Nov. 12J—'Al'lllhi' 5y marked the end of tho ween (he sugar refineries,

g in the way the whole- ., sizes up the situation to-

Ellill oestiiviiict a 0F iiiniisiict llAY

Europe and America

llonored.

special to The Guardian.)

unless something unforeseen crops up. As proof of this the Acadia. uflllltpéllly‘ 21111101111098 lilfll fPOlII today its product is for sale hi ro- iail stores at 15 cents a pound.

the Day was llittingly

dn’s heroes and heroines who laid

iwtts driving his car at the time oif the accident solid that it ‘over turned will that Mrs. Blockade:- wiis rtsphyxiated Ibcneahh it.

der_ was killed in a motor accl- dent on Monday near Eng. Qapulm Gordon Hum, Blackwleq.’ Commons tonight appealed for ad- 42nd Montreal Highlanders, cunt, vantage to be taken or the associa-

Accidentally Ki fled

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON, Nov. iii-A verdict

“accidental deittli" was returned at the inquest into the dent-h of Mrs. Kathleen Blackailer, former of Col Hamilton Gauil, former

commander of the Princess Patri- citVs Battalion. Col. Grant, who

ILONDON_ Nov, 12.—'|ihe lrish Home Rule Bill passed the House oi’ Commons on its third reading tonight after it motion for rejection of the measure, proposed by Wm, C. Arlnlnson, the Opposition leader; had -beon ilefcitted by 181i to 52.

The measure passed without any noteworthy incident in ti. rather rants debate. The Liberal and Labor members who have boy- cotted it through most of its stages

FIB 11 Sign of their conviction of its hopelessness as a settlement of the

lrlsh problem. were again absent todiiy. Tlte final stage was reach- eil n n small and rather listless

Mrs. Kathleen Newbery Blackn-

Tattnton,_ She was the widow of

gathering of members of_the House.

hoiivooiv. Nov‘. IZr-Former Prsmler Aiquith in the House of

tions and emotions aroused by the

raise it conscri-pt urmy_ he said would be a dangerous menace to Great Britain and he warned the luborites that with nn spiny or may kind in lrelnnil under“ full powers otf ti Dominion Home Rule, con- scription iii England would become inevitable}. ‘

The Premier contended that it was equally impossible to allow Ireland iiei- own navy, which was quite needless for her national life and could only Ibo used rm- the peril of Grettt Britain and her own destruction. He argued that it was fruitless to talk of granting fiscal fllliolioluy to people still demanding a republic.

Ertvressing it fervent hope for the removal of misunderstandings, which would innke- tlio futurg so dark the premier closed with a note of emotion: “it may be that it was an lrlsh soldier we honored

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON Nov. l2.——l.ieut Col. Lest-range Malone, Liberal member of the House of Commons, for the east division of Leiton, who was arrested Wednesday night in Dub- lin where he had gone ‘by invita- tion rto sipeak in u debate on llol- shevism, was sitrraigned in Bow Street Police lCoum today under i319 $60i1011 of the Defence of the Relthlm Act, prohibiting the use m‘ iflnsuarre likely ‘to amuse Btdltlon “mtmt the civilian people ‘l‘lte pro ceedings arose from n speech ile-liv Brod by Lfeut, Fol. Malone last iSunday. ‘The case wast adjourned fou- a. week and the defendant was released in £2 000 bail. A large crowd of sympathizors outside cheer ed him as he left the court. Hum-- phrey Traverse, the crown proser, utor declared Col, Madones speech

gates to the

PAlblS_ Nov, 12--'<Fl‘€HCh dele- League of Nations have been instructed to withdraw

if Germany is admitted, according to the Echo De Paris.

-l’urls, Nov. 12.—'1‘he French

government is unniteriibly opposed _ to the admission of Germany to has not been time for them to Jae-l‘

the league of nations at this time,

it was stated nt the Foreign Ofllce today. Some drastic notion would be n consequence ltt the League voted Foreign Office said thcré had been conversations with Great Britain on thesubject and that the British who had been inclined German membership in the Leng-ifaith.

to admit Germany. The

to fztvoi-‘Bidered they have

view point. Allowing tho in-ntter to rest. ifor the present the French hold that Germany must prove tho intention to fulfil the terms of the pence treaty and live peaceably with her neighbors before seeking Fmembcrsbip and they contend there

come convinced regarding Genn- any’s attitude along these lines. The possibility of the admission of Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria is regarded in n dlilferent light by the French who have indicated tlfey are not opposed to member- ship for these nations as it is con- shown good

Iivivsotnitanitit" ill i THE Pninnt EDWARD THEATRE

Brilliant Musical Show Given Last Evening, Before p " Large Audience Scored a Decided ilit.

“My Soldier iGlt-l", the lively mus icai show which writs so well-receiv- ed there last your come back 1o the

I9NHAGEN. NW- 11" T119 down their lives iluring tho titanic . today celebrated Armistice _.,|,-ugg|e_ - by unveiling a moi-Hum" t0 In Pllfis the

W319 11101111118 196s than an incite- ment ito murder.

American Quakers Feed Germans

(Special to The Guardian.) BERLIN, Nov. l1.—-Assistance from American Quakers _,is rebiird- eil here as it silver lining in the clouded European sky. In n lecture pnnce Fla-ova“; Theatre 13st wen here recently, a speaker gave some ing with an entire change of songs interesting details to show the 8M die-twins numbers out! received vast extent. of American aid. Nev- a gram‘ ovum)“ from may“; “w

_ , ience. er-ceasilng collections in the l.-nl- ‘vhne me company is practically ted States supply the inns; all

composed- ol.’ altogether new mister classes, creeds and races are ron- 1111 110111 111-111 “i1 111-11 M13011 11.11"" tributors.

plenising to the local theatre goers

- i‘ o ttrw le conned-

At present, 400,000 meals are ihfnsfeMeoortindlMglngr1yvfigck again

given (hilly to nerily children, and M11 Moore's ability in black-fem

during Juno and July the daily av- has lows been established whlls

erttgo rose to 600000 meals. Ilp to M" Murphy ‘has bewme kmwn as

up d f q t ‘b 3400 b ‘ h nn. exceptionallyeccsn-trric type_ thus

c on n rep cm er , ritnc - they digtnibuimii comedy and joy es in Germany had distributed ~12,-

over the audience with their clev- sooooo meals nt a cost of $2,000,000. or sons-v. dwcllls and Clwn snappy In Greater Berlin 56 kitchens and

comedy. » 8120 food depots provide for the m this “yew production the" starving children. Tile meals con

was nctioni both tn- music and dio- sist of rice, flour, fats. cocoa, con-

’ogue from tthe rise to fail of the

fixutl curtain. lSceinic beauty and ticnsetl milk, sugar, pens and beans. _....._-Q-Q>---- _

gorgeous cositumeo met iihe e-y

and tuneful melodies weire obund Big Gold And Platinum Robbery

ant.- There are two ncts_ the first, (Special to The Guardian.) BERLIN, Nov. 1l.~A massive

opens at Ihlilaml, Florldit. during e

lawn -i’e-te. given nt Colonel Stone's gold and platinum vessel weighing ~12 pounds and vrortlt 2,000,000

home in honor 0f “overseas" boy! ma girls, whom he had the pleas- ure of meeting during his own per smml iservlce while "over tfhere" marks was stolen by six men who broke into zt chemical factory at Arnsberg and overpowered the night watchman. A reward of 100,-

with the ‘R-ed Cross, The lust. asct 000 marks is offered for the recov-

Liners To Lose Funnels ery and arrest of the criminals. it is presumed the precious mortal

(8pecial to The Guardian.) LONDON, Nov. ll.-—Atlsntic lin- wlil be smuggled to the United States.

MiillllMi PRBVINCES lElEiiRAPHiC NEWS

carriers of the future. The day of (Special to The Guardian)

who was killed in actilon at - h... l. 220K852?‘ifiifilfTiisliiisihiit ss?ir.~.l':*r."s ‘i.i‘hi.§“l.i;ii§“§5i‘.‘§ c ‘or of French soldiers “ child of this unrlon, a daughter-than an endeavor to find a besislof her greatest and most gallant In _Y ‘ i "I Ftenoih soldier taken from it. .5@ve,,_ yam-s 01¢ COL Hanumm for rezil settlement of lrelandspvarriors helped to fight for the died m Denmark tiilllllgmlé nameless grave in Verdun was 6mm obmmed his divorce m“ troubles. this wits in connection empire. Some of lter greatest The "wnumem w“ 5 m arilnlrl at rest tinder Arc De 'l‘riom- iyenr from his wife in Paris “nth the Hum reading or the nome/statesnlen_the “mung wlsdm“ of -. one already erected hereimw‘ President Miuarand three -_- Rule Bill. ~ Burks and the stern leadership of . 3mm, “0I(‘iers' French Marshals JOHN’ Foch . — Mr. Il.lo,\il George replying con- Wellington-all contributed" to _ Hand Pemm stood- b m‘- tended that tile present bill was n. build the empire. TO-q Nov 1o _ Every ‘ y‘ e °p - y generous measure, but the Irish “All we ask is that Ireland should * - - -~ grave. '

ile-Ople Wcv~ u": ‘s. a temper to not in ii. moment of anger cal-it ~ '11. Village. ilwlllifil. 581-119- King George unveiled in White- give it o" i; understanding and away an inheritance which is as reservation in ohe Dominion 1mm Londmh a permanent “m. ____ clonslderztttiutli. bile dbelriltared tthat much liritrs its ours, but join ln the t, Brew“ m Vancouver I ‘ iocumens o e pu s ed n an empire t helped" to build and axis anniversary of the giiililrylhiiitedlifitil-iglhgtiiiie tail)», (lutseihmnd m the possession ““°."'~". ‘ d“ r _t _ F m q __ F ‘ H ‘ ‘ v _ of Sinn i-emleztdersiii1918, rov- 'lhe influence oi‘ the armistice K 168 9-1 Wlll- 01' t? 1e §l~B<ll_ Pélil-Cii stables-titan was shipyard Workers with the l utou ing they it-cre involved in a erm- anniversary was clearly marked in 911"‘ 011911 R11‘ 411/1110 99111199 deimshed m Iamiliemi- 3° “m? Jtrck itt their head, returned to ‘llg1ifllfl \"‘IlIili‘t-il'l()\\' the necessity oi’ ull the speeches which showed n. military parades comprmed monies 9r a nanon,“ Chamcterwvork gromml Anmsuce Day (M? ‘lt-lglglilétlil ‘rtalflrllilgf! complete , con- desire, as fur as possible, lo uvoirl ‘gtj-ngm] prggyanfn“) ohgefv- were ht-lu- in the United Stiitcs, Dram,“ a, (my mm. were “Mack o risr or ors. throughout (innarlo- luiese 1"" "W" ‘"1" Se" ‘i dllrlllK "la 9d by crowd of Nationalists twin

controversy. M06849“ by a general 511g. war‘ observed the day which in not“, Of Queen ugh-em m-mh ' _"‘"‘“' _- ' "‘ '_ , Prompt“ 1police Tnférvéntioriv quell- ,Dubhn Q0161’. r U. S.

Iona; ascents‘,- in preettcal- ‘snails states was made ‘Ftfiaollrlny. eil the disturbance but not before

l ports bf Etrfiorbinfnd ifor" ‘In ‘others!’ the Governors issued u tiiintttes in deference to lCana- I-"fvfliallililion DOi-litin Out the one- gm ha,‘ omen Sh"; in u". _ hand and another injured on tho ' 9d 51-1195 NW1" D9PWP1me11i,0il' (Special to The Guardian) LONDON, Nov. 12.— In Dublin __.___ (Special to The Guardian.)

significance of the occasion. Unit- served the day ‘by awarding head by a Stone‘ yesterday there Wits no public FlhEDERliC-K. l\id.. Nov. 12.—-'

4t J-soo-o-n-I-e-iis-w woo-hoot) Ga,- . celebration of Armistice Day tic-f

4 crosses and medals to the men - - i 1 e who did heroic work during tllic D ‘ Will'- cortimg to General News des- The immediate withdrawal of the ' pull-ll from Dublin. The milltztryTnlted iStates troops on the Rhine n 59R Hmi PHONE 339 R_ v _ _ _____ police. however, observed‘ the was urged today by Representa- 3o35.9.gg-tg_ Whitehall last night, Great. Bri- (spam m The Guardiam) itunlversary inside the barracks live Kuhn, California. chairman of —" itlillh "Owl/Y lmvclicil lli/Ofllllllefli. NEW YORK, Nov, l2—-'l‘hr- ..i =n- by parades and playing of dead the House of Military (lommlttee, SM" to llPl‘ “glorious tleuil" stood half titty of the blacksmith who shod march mid National Anthem. speaking at the Armistice Day illlflrli ilrlleflill lllllllllrfi-‘l 01' 110W“ the horse ivilrich lion-led 1hr tt-agtm ~~ celebration. If he hnd his way ova. tokens of it nation's sotmwins 10nd of explosives into whit §"l"_'"l in the next Congress, forces woulil iippreciittion of titclr stir-rifles». A Qiml-Hy harem u“, maalsten. (m ‘he recalled, -he said, adding that few hundred yards away in West- Sept 16H,’ which 39 person... were the United States troops were not il1if1Sit‘l'-.-\i)l)8fv'. timltlst tombs of killed mm scores Injured has been _ bill collectors for other nations, realms of great. men, reprised the “ambushed x m,“ l,nfip,,c,tor _ , nm- are they Dgliflejnen for (he burly or‘ tilt‘ Eitipirek “Newest (kjughnn flew“ s, s“, Ponce De goahftfilfizglgdgw o; llililflllS of Europe." Mr. Kithn urg- hm"°"m]"' “n ‘mknown mmmd" 11111111191111, mitiide IiZh-c announcement York will make his homc in the fit-I“! prepuredne" a” a “mans °f oi‘ those whose ‘deeds the cenotiipli “m. njghL AL me same time he mm ‘vim the Prime of ‘Vales m preventing war, ridding ihtit he nrpmumulizes‘ Every m" obme Sllltl his moo also have established that portion of St. James Palace “wk mm’ stock l“ m“ mu‘ of Emmi.” and a" muse“ Urns cm- tlio identity of the uiitin who took formerly known as York Housew“ Wm‘ Japun‘ zoos from the king to bereaved ' . . —--—-0+>——--- . tilio irnintztl tto be sili-od and thev are The household of the two Princes . relatives of tlip ltumblcsl private, ' 1 F u d ., . . '_-. ,1; --tli famotlrnl |,l11lflti‘ ll 16S 0H lialitlmrzauffl. H,‘ .‘yl,w lfnsrisslri ZZiiisTiKi-‘dkisigish-iilrid‘. Isuiiiliyelsetxlliazlifelzw that5d1e:e: 51130551141113’ b)’ I teiiinin is nth sit Séfllltll iir it ‘Hm the “one? ‘mmwncelnanl did many 0mm. wealthy 3.0,,“ bad], . ll G

giélliflilgllillllfiht‘ it-"hiigiihii Dlflxlifig not g0 Titt- statenwnt of ins-poo elm 111 wllllml “i "l" Present dill" ‘ ' ' ‘ l ' ' Sir Sidney Greviilo will have con PARIS, Nvv- llr-Tllt’ Alli“

streets itrljucent to tlii» Abbey 1m‘ ‘Collsililn [Oiimverl closely up- , _ . wcrc jitnimcil with licoplc most 0n ‘tho publication b)’ the New "'01 0f 11115 101111 110110911010- ADflTi~ Cmmmsaion m hm)“ Sues“ '5 1;" of whom hail lost. loved rim-i». orlr Evening World lodrty of a lllelllfi 1W9 Rllii reserved at Iluck-‘Fflfiigtltlflfi the find ogsormslfl u 1m“, page 4mm‘, defining 1m. ingliiim Pnlocc‘ for both- Prince étiitrflsliiosgsrnvlwzlligggo cggitrigdgéees; N S d mystery solved and charging the 116m‘! rind Prince George. but on ’ elf“ ‘A m l U 3. responsibility for the explosion, 1c they will be almost constantly mv- “Pm "nemuled- “m _ “g ° i: mdividlmd whoring men m. gym, ity upon their military and nnvti! French Pm“ 11"” ‘vmedntfznde duties respectively, Princess Mary 1°" a 59"" (“irmml mum“) m?

_ pnthizerrs who considered they ltml been ilnjured thy the alleged bulld-

ing trades craft. new under inves- ligation. 'l‘iho Ne\v York Evening World ‘i0iiiiy publishes it three pahgo fanatic-lo tinder the lteodl-lne: "\\‘iitll Street Explosion lSolvet." in ‘Wllitill ii, gives the result of its lnilependeitt invoi-itlgiution of the illsnster which took nenirly two scori- oi‘ iivm lust Septeonber and seeks 1o link tlto outrage with tho "Building ‘llritsl fit-sift" now under investigation by it joint Legisla- tivi- t('0i’il.llliti.t‘0, The Evening World inuiiiiitin the explosion, in- ittiiitd ol‘ being the work of itniir- chists, us charged ‘by Chief Fl‘

of tho department of justice or

remains .of a

is an elaborate stage setting for‘ “Tiller Follies," which is Ln its final dtress- rehearsal, This ls pictured as inking place on ithe roof of a New York Theatre with a grand i lurninaitlon of the city in the dis- mince. 1n rapid succession follows an illuminated irunboaird eaten-dim; out over tfhe tlwads of the audience on which ,the dances arre introrl - led by bcwitchiaag beauties wh- sinu; marry songs. There are fully some twenty musical numbers in- cluding "My Soldier Girl," "Just for You, Dear.” “LaNe-eda," “Bundle of Loive," "That iDitio Wedding Tune,’ "l Won't a Regular Man." "New York.” ‘and “Wheat you Dane»-

Wi-tzh itho Girl You Love," are among ‘the doves-lies

Miss Maximo Lockwood in the role of Dixie Harris, “My Soldier Girl] was splendid in every numbe-

The fact that a (‘harlotitetowi- girl, bliss Jean Byrne wits 1t mr-"m ber of the chorus added local in terest. She proved herself its UdPT as any of the company and receiv- ed an ovation when intnluct-d.

That the audience thoroughly en joyed this enlivening performance was evident by the continuous out bursts of nlplplauste viihich were heard throughout.

This bright musical melsnge will be mepeaited rthis evening and at. a matinee this afternoon.

(Special to The Guardian.) BEDFAST‘, Nov. 12.-‘~A p_.iriy of

LONDON, Nov. lLifi-ln historic

PATONS lirmlstlct: intros nil dny today.

R SALE SECOND HAND 12 H. . Sfcnm Engine. Almost new. pply Gutirtlltin Office.

. 3556-l1-li-ii.

8T IN THIS crry A PURSE

iititining motley. Finder pic-usi-

ave ill Guitrrlluti Offittc. Iitilii-ll-ill-iii

upiom aimlbcatiion to Justico Mc- Keown and an order made that fur- ther trial should be given lt is proli- able that Ibetfore the imntrter oomrr. {nip lbefore Judge Brewster mext Sn- iturday, that medical exaiminatlo may be made of defendant for the purpose of deciding on the question of lliitS sianity. —--<o>--—-- THE WEATHER, TEMPERATURE, _ TIDE, MOON, ETI‘.

n SALE "rwo NEWLYMGALV- cows, Grade Ayrshlres, Amos odd, Aliiton. lltill-li-lti-li.

l OICE CHICKEN3 AT CAN- dlrin l~‘itrii\ Products Ltd. Phone and S00. 3537-11-104!

ERS FOR CHRISTMAS

lug. Any one desiring cakes. dings or mince naeitt deliver- ‘t time for (Yhrlstmas should or saute ‘by telephoning 058-J.

the four-funnelled steamer is gonep Thirteen new ships are being built for the Cunard Line, and it is prob- able many of them will snil front the Thames, instead of from Liver- pool or Southampton. The new ships will have only one funnel and will be oil burners.

lilarine engineers say that in the near future the liners will not. have even a. single funnel. They will look like giant motor-boats with the ey- haust at the sides. Tho cost» of oil is about the some as coal, -but there is an enormous saving cf lab- rr and time in bunkering .l.~: aitip. - UP, The Aquitania is now charged with Office and W88 8001-9110911 1o 11119‘ oil in as many hours as it required

_ - r T; 1R l4. EYi TOU _E_ rears in Beret-saw" days to cool her. ‘(I-N Fff i ll

‘(was Wsifilfsms snoresr Father Charg-Qd With Serious Crime

(Special to The Guardian.) ST. JOHN, Nov. i0—-'l‘he prelim- inary hearing of John moss. Beiy-

OM AND BOARDv-‘A GEN- eniim run be accommodated. with >- and liortril in. private homo, ntrnlly located. Apply at Guard-

- Offit-c. 1l526-11-10-tf

‘ MONEV AT HOMEF- $15. ~ _. .. ' -piiid woelnly tier your spare .

_ (Special to The Guardian.)

" "M" “h” “m” m’ "" Huittrssl-zns. Nov. 12. » rin-

~ canvassing. We instruct and , , . . w“, y,” wml Wm,‘ w“, United States, ltitli-tii tintl bcrbiun officers present nt ilio tum-rill

wl Showcard Service, 67x _ ‘ _ services, organized‘ by the l-rc-ncii

" e 8t. Toronto.

Embassy lierc. in rmemory of the homes‘ of the wiir, unil Mons municipality authorities, sent messages to King George and General Sir Arthur W. ltiurrlo. Commander of the Canadian nrm- les which liberated the city.

‘PROF. EARUS MUSIC STUDIO now at St. Paula Church lliill. Address 18 West St.

Nov. lit-iii pd

TORONTO, Nov. 13.—-Ssturd.ay_ western gates and changing to much colder.

lilgh ‘tide this nlternoon at 12.53 and tomorrow morntng n-t 105. il-‘lmr. uni-oer moon Thursday. Nov. 18th. 4.13 p, m.

Noozie the Sunshine Kiri

,._._-..

will now be the only one of the gllnizai-“m- family of the King and Queen to be constantly with their lilajosiles at Buckingham Pulrtcc.

Coming iilihter" T0 Be a. Hard One

-M‘0N'l‘-REAL. Nov. 12-h is generally agreed, says n writer in llile Montneol Gazette, that. the conning winter is to no one of the hardest, in more tihitn an ordinary ilegree. Both aicitlled and unskill- ed labor will the ‘badly effected, the former by a slump of indus- tirlal activity and ‘the latter through circumstances which folilorw n.- a natural consequence. Many plamts are running about qtmrter of their normal payrolls.