,_.______.... __.__~..._ ._ .. ..__

on rrloo Ere , GERMAN llnrlrronv

ve Taken-Possession oi llusseldori and are Tiling 0ver_ 0tiler Cities 12,000 British Troops Now ru Germany. Customs Cordon to be Estabhshed.

(special to The Guardian) ‘informed so that they will munbnr FRENCH MILITARY HEArD- 12.000, four battalions being ready UARTERS MAYENOE- GER 1O U0 in the British section of the rm’. March lt-Onnlulntlon of manned German territory.

e ndrlltrlon-nl German tenriwry . ma; the Allies had announced cusToms QQRDQN T9 9E EQTAIIJQHEID

9y would take possession of as _ March 8.—-It is believ-

;

rrtrr

ANTS EMAR000 i i oirrlorlrr MINISTERS

LorrdonPost Makes This

Proposed Visit to London oi lion. Manning iloherty to Protest Against Cattle Embargo.

Suggestion Apropos oi

ANNUAL M

The second annual meeting of

i \\\\\_\. >-_\\\ W ‘

_' lneadhytveryotty1 _ a

Elli} or r Y.W.0.A. vrsrteolv

Encouraging Reports Submitted itlr S d ' I - " ' leer s Worli of lhe instituliln. brrfiid. mum “mama wumm a ohm “h”

Appointed. ‘lhe Prrsidellfs Report.

llecture were about $20.00

s.

rrrrrronlos went ~

Worth Planing

.__l._ ..._ 4.

g

‘ IN RUSSIAN Rl0T

Hundreds oi ‘People. 100,000 Worker! New on Strike. -

ieveral ‘bullied IUD Ill-

iitfllsllt. iby Lord Bearverlrmck to m, You m rig Women's Christian As. plots“ a‘ i m“ wnmmlnea °f ihcllirtlflll was held yesterday after

th cortu a e amber“ oonidnt the Cundnll Home_ the {DNDON M ‘ 8._,n _ pres ant, Mrs. R. I). ‘Miutcb pre- mrarn rapardrtlorfsmhconnminlonqiiaxft Twig‘ All“ prammary Bu!‘ 0

(Special to The Gu dlun) LONDON. March 8.-—ln adrlritton ho maintaining an embargo against Canadian cattle, tilra London Morn- in: Pout would place an embargo on overseas ministers who mesa-me to interfere in polltlcnlqraestioursot ulmnreetlc oowrern. The Pout which

‘Mm ._ us exercises which included an Mlmatgraggnesmfibltgdlay’ ‘grains; s-ntng hymn, and prayer iby Rev. h“ Mm ma“; a sum“ w“, “M,” allow“ “We hummus’ deem," r. Light scripture reading by at Lord Beaverlbrookon account of that lnfliotrlou or penaltiea uow u “z Glemlenmus’ “m “mule”

rle of the penalties for Germany's economic pressure of Ger-

ilore to meet the Allied repara- ed on demands, was carried out to- many Wm beg.“ on Thursday when, a customs line will be. established

3y Nryuntowrurrl incident. marked {eastward move c: the Allied gaps. So far an reports up to a ‘

. hurtl- shows trim occupation o! fifljilclummmm“ ($212819 311mg‘; s clty or lJtusieldou-f, the largest “mud l m: o. m"), m cent rtlro cities taken cv-zr by the mun.” m,“ on an (‘Nun goodl

IHGSJVILB completed this morning . that of Duisburg and Ruhr corn GERMAN AMBAGSADOR T0 LEAVE LONDON

rising together ilhre chief ‘pant or hi! Ruhr coal and industrial region, his aftornlc J. The French army LONDON. March 8.—-Dr. Schum- '1ll furnish lfhe bulk of the ‘urces H‘. the German Ambassador to or the new march into Germany Great Britain, will leave London rent Br-iuilrs r-eutrtlruttou in lnen M ‘Berlin toillsht. it was announc- ll m. onlc large enouult to show cd this afternoon when asked .. solidarity with the Allied It Whether he would return the Ger- eenrn cerlrrln that the Arlrerit-arrs mall 6W0? Fllflisged‘ his shoulders '>'.l'._\ o take rro part ‘rr the nzlvwne. the did not. know when hero lira ltt present, 12.000 British ‘Pills Embassy here ‘is rerualnlng rulers in Germany or whom open with the colmsellor ln charge. .000 are on lt\illpnl‘ill'_\’ duly in It ls expected Oh-uncelior Mayor ipper Silesia It is believed the Will arrive in Inndon in trime for recs along tilro Itlllille wiliibe m- the conference tlo begin Saturday.

Comwsm sP Rare Book Bargain

First Edition of “Paradise Lent for 2d.

rerovrr P6P! (ABOUT NEW), far srtale cheap. Apply 170 Kant NF

‘MNTED A"'“"'"'W'-“_"GIRL FOR on“ tricked up in unexpected quarters. w- -. -' m.“ _ grlllhoilsework. Apply 248 Grafton A m” o’ the ‘ “mo” M M"

‘FOR ...L='_"'sac..t= rm:- mont house, 172 Kent St. Aprply J. L. Younker. Montague.

1668. and agrees with Lowdecjs dos

llousewolt;

lnoonr AND 80AM) w/mvso by gentleman. Private tamlly. Apply Guardian

‘WANTED AT ONCE. A QUANTI ly of pressed. straw. will pay llislleot- prices Phone or write, Macltle l: 00., Charlottetown.

mnw runs wanna. - sure

‘was bounrl.

Is Dublin Castle

‘FOR GALE. IUOKEVI l-NCUBA- tor 110 Egg lilo. Ulod one hatch. Price $30.00 Frank A. Ramsay. New London. P Iii. rl.

‘FOR SALE AT HUNTIR RIVER. my farm consisting of l0 cores in very good stats ef cultivation, with dwelling house. almost new. and two blrnq ll. S. Manhood.

‘T0 LIT.-—Q‘NTMLLY LOGAT ed large trout room ou lower floor suitable for omen. Apply Guardian.

in the House of Commons several independent Unionists sug

the Chief Secretary for ndualuistrntton- and placing al

lnry ipuder the sole command o

St. Southwark. S. ‘E. I London. England announce their sprinz kale of furs at auction on April lstlr. i921, E. H. Rayner. agent. Srrmmerslde. P. I}. I.

Irish Insurgents. Mr. ‘Hams

Greenwood. Chief Secretary Ireland admitted the

WARDWOOD BLOCK‘! FOR FIR! wood. Few curloadl ‘for Isle. Cut. to any length you wont if order- ed now; otherwise ll ins Write Adngdlnm Bros, Selkirk Station,

the consideration of the Cabinet.

Imulsbnrg. C. B.

‘FOR SALE. — ONI LARGE illiarter oak roll top dentin pert. cct coalition base con ins ten drawers also one first top double

desk. containing sixteen draw.

era. For further particulars phone 261.3. ‘

‘F3? BALIE-l-di Aclill g0 not:- y Orton n} from pper o Lower so. rotate been. 1-2 rnllg from char-lumen: otrm will be received till 10th More! for the whole or for I 3-3 sore

BOD.

e Farm. ’

ea throuezhout Canada will

i (‘he rmmenwn

fi- “QLESMANI WANfllu-uALll- ell a u respect! moan v whose ambi loo" lingo and Ml present ii mllfilt find Wire congenial , ytudut with "l nod at the frighten nmrtus

coat at this price. For sale at Rtohmondihbt, Engllsirrutd Woolen Cot

actorgrl. til-OTH- your woman

wrro would uoomierJarto-rwl " m‘ l"

i iiou with n fut ifeViM eel-u

where industry woralrlbo Mlord- w n‘ mmmh u‘

I . .

Parallel ‘to the Rhine to a depth of ‘Lyon or Hm Manning w Doha,“

norenolu, March ‘L-Tlaere are MW twelve . do. nnmberof ole U w“ 5'53"" i" ‘"9 ‘bmim 0° 5° ionist lenders who, according 1110 ‘plorabie accidenr ilciiilrfiltl ‘is lilt

lion's “Paradise hos" was bought i‘ M’ d"! “'5” m" 2d "" it" B°°k ntzed that Lord Berrverhr-trclk wolrr‘ in: hoist-"l the chain Pnond. Eton Collette. TM wry. ill tight for cheap meat and bur-lid and it portal wl in its m1 rvlrq Hale's almost perfect condition is dated had the support or the Great. major will Wall Willgllt llvllvllil- il- ll was

{fourth of the sever-

w nat, al title-page! with which the first

i106. edition twin furnished ilrouu ‘time to time. it has the fleur-de-lis orna»

his opposltloutoslr Arthur Gr-lnfltlrlvoulrl hamper future MYBBTIIQIIM mo m“ annual new" mare Boecawen a r- the mar b - 0"“ W‘ M°Pi°¢ election, “in editorlulaytogafy I Th“ mllmil“!

Dmdmmfl m cad _ were appointed. n‘ a ammm Jute‘ grins. (‘ham lon_ Miss Margaret

Cotton, Mrs. . J. Harris, Mn S.

PARIS, March lL-Dr. tvtrrrrelnr new ‘mwwm’ Meyer, German Ambassador to

France has been called to Berlin

Minister of Agriculture for Ontario. to get in- touclla rwith ‘his Got-mu. r Mm - C. Moore, Miss Mar lrving_ Mrs. ° m“ 5 m“ “m” “u” l“? “"- ‘rita ll. Jenkins, nanny J. n. Stew. , _ I ,and liirs. A. G. Peaks. Rallway Estlmates Miles. Mills the secretary trees-

Now Expected

OTTAWA, March 8—-'l‘he expen- diture of the Canadian Government’ Railways will. it,i.n understood, figure largely In the coming main estimates which Sir Henry Draytcn will table in the House of Com- mons tomorrow or next. day“

Bad Accident At p Railway ‘Shop

of $300 on hand. The report of the House 0cm.

Deal With Austria

gseolal to The Guardian) ON. ‘March 8.'——The Allied Supreme Council during its sitting hare yesterday notified the Aus- trian representatives for that pur- pose. The Austrian Government ‘W418 requested to send delegates as soon as possible.

lordfllraverbrook llas Good Support

llll3!ll2i!8ltl6d._

Enjoyable features of the meet- lug were a piano solo by Miss Wlnrlsrolg and a, vocal tsolo by Miss Irowe. Excel-lent addressee. full e" encouragement were made by Jlsstrlce Ilaszard, Mr. Percy Pope Mr. Hertz-y ‘Smith, oi‘ the Trustees Boa-ml, ltev. Mr. G-l‘endennlng_ Mr_ W. I.. Cotton, Mr. H. G. Gomhell and Mrrs. J. A. Clark.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

LONDON. Mlalldh 8,—-'Tbe Dolly ~‘r\'hile ‘changed in the sum-k of Express refers Uhls morning to the milking repairs _ rm n. locomotive meeting yesterday when prlr, Bonn;- tomler at i‘.‘:‘~ ; Jtfflillll‘. filmy Aumhm. year has passed and we

in Charlottetown _\'-.~.-r:r~rtl:r_y* a (ie- éome w "m ‘Second annual report 1f the Cundrall Home.

'I‘liklng everything into consider- ttlon we have had a successful year. financially, socially and in worlk among the girls of the city.

ling Westminster Gazette. Wlllllel‘ result of w-hlr-ia Mr Frank Hal‘.- lrod Mr, Law p0 erw-mmunmare Lorri his left arm terribly cru-rirtrri. nutr- Beaverrbmok 1m- his ‘p311 in u,» Qllflllrlllilllif its umplllatwr later. It WICIV 919mm. n5 bhelgflldgrg rec/W mpears ‘bu: u the li‘ll'lul‘ wls be snpporiir r

. bu removal rind vllo unfortun-rtrr mrarn antler-ed dreadfully. He v1.1a lrennovclrsaruuralsgrusrrlbll-etro P. E TAKES OLD Island iirlivplifll trllcre llio arm wa=

“y 0| me ram; guppy-m, of the 1;“. r- me time llefrlre tlrs tend":- coulr‘:

i} 3, n-umae being brought in.

Twelve meetings of the Direct.

unrtng the present winter there ‘tliigffillliifiiili 3i°l‘.$’$‘...§.l“§3§ “only “new e we l“ "*6 among the help which necessitated

To enter into the spirit 0i’ the family life 0d’ the Cuudall Home durring tire year and to meet the girls in the horme, several members of the board took the opportunity of coming down for the evening meal and joined the girls at 1mm ll)‘ worshrm afterwards. This

Special ti: The Guardian

‘LONDON. March 8_—Diirinrg n rsrcenlt bonl-bardalrent 0f the work- ncrra quarters in Moscow. from u: illlery placed on the hills overlook tng the city, says a Central News

really a splendid way to get ac-| qutarlnted with the home and‘ tI

"l’»l‘“‘l“‘f‘"l»‘léiéii‘teli'f”iBHARLUTTETUWN RANGERS

telephone Mrs. Mugford‘ ‘in 1nd "101111118 that you are coming and

pay for your meal.

Early tn the yeltr the board do. that the time Ilrnlt of the girls boarding in the hmne should be two years. This was thought uret- submltted the financial reJeo ibe best on account of the list port showing a balance of upwards of girls waiting to come into uho

tariather mlttee submitted by 01088 Merger. with the Board of Directors sent at Cort-ton showed all furniture and M-lss Mills to Toronto in February equipment in good order and well. ‘to attend the national council ad ' lthe Y. W. C. A‘. We all felt that

Mlir3s Mills would be tile best re. rand crowd watched a

she has come bark with vnluarblefi-PB-i-iilfl 0f lliB Ii‘! irlfornrlrtlon garined at that conven- in! $0 HOYIE-

clded

home . The (Trustee Board

pr-esen-tative from this "Y"

I; ‘was Ethiopian night: at. the] Arena lust evening and: u lurge thrilling derrlnn-l of Ilocltey accord

Although rlhe local

lion and will bebatter fitted to carry teem brollsht home the bacon-we

0n her work yearn.

dulnlrlrg the coming Bro Iorry to ‘say it wasn't chicken.

—0nly ‘the sensational corkscrew

Nil ed and numbers of (than wounded. More than 100.000 rureu and woollen. the despetch asserts. are uow ou strike in Mloaww. The bombard "will followed a call for a general mike issued by laden of tho

t; Daapatch from Helminsgors today workmen.

0llN0_il_E0 GHAMPIUNSHIP

lhe Island. rs Proved Their Right to the Title oi Maritime Colored ilrrmpionslrp by Substantial Score oi 7-5 Over New Glasgow Rovers.

The rteums were composed o! the following; .

Rangers-White. Em. Crosby, J. Mrllls, Dave Crosby. Kins-man, Bill Ryan. ~Srnlzs»—Al_ Ryan, B, Ryan, A. Honneseey.

Mflovera-Shephel-d, States, Whel an, Smlthers, Morris, Borden. Subs

Th“, Assocmron 1s mm‘; $100 stops of "Hooker" White, the local L. Millie, Jordan.

by the Dominion Council. may say ‘that. been paid as no b yet. been received.

‘Dialling the year the

my; m; has n0; yer, er" supplied who silver m {or game has what not times seemed o. tlurk and

‘ryfustgg The ‘teams

1 gore] tender stood off defeat. “Ilnoli

lining of

sinister situation. were quite evenly

NOTES

It ls UMWQiOOrI there are serious doubts an to Ktunrrnanls- amateur

Board lrittl the. barn In connection mflivhed 81111 0161311611 M iimflfl M‘ stun-dung Thh; is a use! lou- Presl-

with the Cundoli Home entirely re "Mk8 illiii-ES ill/ell’-

unodclled and made over lnrto a. dyffergng ship with ‘trite redoabtable Jack

and Jollrnlaou judging h-nm their will- 5qjclalls inrgnees to resort to hostilities or 2;“: °w"a“m:dm“mmuf°‘£: “Pgan

Qrymllfifllllm where the girl's clubs have ‘basket iball IPlLYHlCiII culture. Their are also held in the Khulna/shim

This flllg tr grant need in the lives

of the girls unll can be made a _ m, tun able aggregation. as the Rovers Hockey Society which ‘convened nit

community centre Nor all tho. gt of the city.

dclfferrent church ‘leagfues compete for it and thus st athletics aunong the girls. annual meeting of the Assoclartio

At 1h

if scrum kindly dis. _ trnsezi rncumber of ‘the Association i008l5. While Slmlthers and Jordon w» the ilid the bulk of the work for New

mum Glras-"ow. W‘. have already Illfifllilfl’ [mu-pate ed "Hooker" White's remarkable given by "Ifooker."

Some of the boys could evidenrtly claim relation

_ the least pretext. The Rangers arc to be tronrinrutularted on their bril- liant and decisive victory over such

Ttvarl il-"ri Crosbv starred for the

e stoppinrp It ls not a sweeping as

dent Covey.

New Glasgow adopt to

. Atwordinzfio or... o... Historical

the Shooting Gallery utter last night's game noverahacoilnilnnbils come over was birch spectacular stopping seen as the efllibitlou

n Sellilnn to say that "Hooker" heal "Hooker" vmrricd off cmti-iboxas,

d revolutionized tlha n

goral-tenrdlnl’

wibrtzz-bnngs. etc, in a. pheuoauanal manner.

ruent under the author's name, and has also the rare third title-page. probably inserted wlleu tho book

n e your furs. l-Il hast t

plaid. w_ Chester! a. M503: B1119 T0 G0 Charlottetown.

t~ HAMAR GREENWOOD sAvs Land Surveyor, Hermuivillo. "i5 auaeifxm APPEM-s

LONDON, March 8—Durlng the coirrso of the debate on Ireland today

gested the complete elimination of Ireland

and Dublin Castle from the Irish Crown forces. including coustahu-

the commander-lobbied of Ireland

0550K, pm?” 1 c9, 94 PARK no as to make clear tllo issue he- tween the British Crown and the

for suggestion made a great impression upon him. l-le promised to recommend it to

‘WANTED-SM lon_ GOOD DAIRY butter. Address J. Weather-hie.

anum FOR aALeI-Tauexauo- rln. Apply owner H. A Robert-

ron GA-LL-A illw role-slow pressed hay. Apply A_ R. McKay, LBIWMBJ

‘ALL UNGALLED FOR SUITS was ilred by the subohaaer across llldovellfllllil "fill iiill‘ 30 Win07! the bow of tile Clowrry which

sold at all no eadh odd trance: "°‘“""" “W” ‘°' $3.96. In manly oases this price

the" I006! f0!‘ work and both vessels entered the ‘tffflldlf custmnermWtse fllell p0" of Mwmh smurtny utamool-L men will 2 or t eultsurd an over-

8 M121, municipal dock the until-o crew was

ML A | m ha", d u vls lass ‘then l-ll trhalractllnl value Ktnnon. 91gb’!!! ¢b+ ‘airlift: Qgzm" ‘bu’

_________________._._.___.. CLOTH-DO folks need materials rrr good qualities for ‘thdr drones

his income. We require-a tun of clea p, . , my and outta. We have thousand! andnboilyfrawnd h mlitv 1min that will the sold as low

s-mi it W‘ 9W’- bad forbidden

in rloode 5i to 56 inclmr will " ‘flail is no excellent opportunity hotter qunliq

.00 Ii ‘

illu- "LJi-‘AJWLZ'°'#-°r$ ties than ruualiy found ill we

Jppiv u. "f, y g, m; ’ rr port mm rah-tea and also rolls car

second fled), lnny" ' tiling. of the cblldmia needs. caller. one neon it, 99mm; y” stare uddm

OTTAWA, March 7——l-l0l1 . C .

this evening diet Alex Johnston

w-lro left the department to take n position in the British Empire Steel corporation, has decided to return to his old position. understood the matter was definlt ely decided this afternoon. ‘Mr. Johnston left ‘the department a couple of mouths ago. Since he rs signed the work of Deputy Minis- ter has ‘been carried on by H. E. A. I-Isrwil-ien. as Acting Deputy Minister. When Mr. Johnston re- wmes the Deputy Minister's clut- ies lMr. Hawkers WilIJBi/llfll to his former post of Assistant Deputy Minister‘.

Western’ Union Babe €opany lias Trouble ‘ Will -n"ie Sam,

f MIAMI, Fin... March 8.~W0rk oi‘ connecting the Western Union Mlnlmd-Barbadoes cable lwus‘ ub- r rrlptiy ‘halted yesterday afternoon when tlrrb United States submarine chaser lll Nppcnred and opened fire on the cable oh Robert C. Clowry and planed the eutlro crew under arrest. ' The action took place on the high seas about four mile: off of Miami Beach. near the buoy tho/t bad 50bit Iii/ticked t0 the end ofltrlle cable when it was laid from the three mile limit of the United States to Barbudoea -by the British cslhle ship Colonic, last summer. , flignais hoisted by the naval ves- sel, it is said, were disregarded by the cable alltp, nf-tnv which a shot

Captain Smith of the Cldwry was ordered to desist from the cable

when the Olowry tied up at the

placed under urriot. Order-a luucd ly Wlloen Washington, March l.-'l‘he Rob- ert C. Clowry 0nd Itsrted work ipre- or paratory to landing the Weston Futon cable which trlao government

°‘ Grders tuned by the navy depart-

ing us well as could be expected C. Bellaniylre ‘Minister of lliar-lno ,Mr n l. has been enlploveil in the made the definite announcement rmgbp» “(my deparflngnt o; the m". way .‘>r the pas; twenty years» and former Deputy Minister of lMnri-ne {his is (he first serioup that has ever befilllen him. runny friends I0 “cm of the unfortunate occurr- It is once.

Twenty Thousand

meant at titre direction of President wrleou rm aurnamer- to atop inlld- ing of the cable by force. if 110w!-

DCP/ldllllll. His twill b0 very sorry

Children Killed

NEW YORK, March 8—-'i‘wenty thousaud children under fourteen years of age are killed by accl- rlenta each year in the United States, according to figures just made public by the American Red Cross; Burris. falls. automobile and other vehicular accidents. drowning and poisoning exact the heaviest toll ‘of child life.

blasted Bandis liatriiy injured ‘intently-Plug Cierlr

TORONTO. March 8.-Lecna.rd Cecil Sabine druklill. well shot mud fatally injured at 10.50 Saturday night by two bandits as be rwas making up his cash behind the coernter preparatory to cloning the store for the night. He died in the ilveatern Hospital this afternoon af-ter an operation had been per- formed ln an effort to extra/at the bullet, which had lodged In his abdomen. William JoycePMr. Ssbinds alr- slstnnt was in a room in the rear of the drug store when. the bandits eh- tereii. On hearing the shot be ran into the store. The bandits grabbed what loose ‘mange there was on the counter "url fled from tiirle store. r~‘.r:e Under Glotb

Ono of tlrc pair wore a handker- chief in such n. "manner as to par- tially bide hie face. It is thought that the robbers ordered Mr. Sub- ine to throw up his bands as one‘- entered llis store and tihat he did not take it seriously but looked on it as n joke. Before he had time to cry out he was mentally wounded and he fell to the door. ,