Veil Phillie Edw r - * i‘ "'1 a K Inland ‘\ Like The Dow. V a ‘ . ‘ 5‘22. hi " I'm-l Git-an. Mud mu. huh. m. In.

lMPERIA‘i Prior FLEET

New South Wales Advocates

Protection of Pacific.

m

e Guardian.)

in 5—Jl‘he. World today publishes a despstch from Motion quoting a. cable received anion and New Zeulund Prom Sydney. N. 18., which says could not in Charm considerable publicity hog been giv ion en. here to the announcement that the Canadian Naval lSqusdron will be transferred to like Pacific where it will loo-operate with the Amerl‘ can fleet. The -vdltole question of the development. of, the

(special to th NEW YORK. 31

which the Roy-all Navy and that

bone was prominently Commonr llere 1mm edialtel ' 'wealthfs navy has been deferred and the Sil/bJeCL ' pending the li‘orthcom'lng imperial the Imperial con

BAHSUN Tfl HESIBN

lell lbe raised feronce.

Will Retire to Give Wa. Men.

‘ (special to The Guardian) LONDON. .ltln. 5,—Sll‘ Edward Carson tins deeded to relinquish tho

FUR THREEDUMINIUNS

Fleet Contributed to by Royal Navy and the Three Doinious for

conference but it is understood that, the government would Welcome in scheme whereby lithe Australian. Can nnvles onions conjunct- wit‘h the American fleet for protection of the Pacific! The crest' ion of an Imperial peace fleet to

title three Bottomless would contri- discussed y before the war

.lJNlflNIST lEAflEHSHlP

Considers Workof Ulster Leader Ended With Passage of Home Rule Bill and y to Younger

leader ended. with. the passing of the Home Rule Act acceptable to his followers. and. will make way

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'[ltePeopte’s Paper I

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,

192.1

t versatiou Prisoner Broke Down Quarreiled With Barry,

‘ Detective Horace Kennedy of Halifax. and Chief of Police D. R. MoAulsy of Pictou arrived in Sum mersldo last night to take charge of George Loder. who had been‘ arrested the previous drty by (ion- stnble Grady in connection with. the murder of Daniel Barry of Fir-J nu. f Tilt- prisoner sow ll rovoivcr ly -l Detective Kennme vlsltod illeglul: on the table. lie picked it no prisoner in jnil nnd spent on hourfllnll 5110‘ BMW dead- He Nihilth with him. On the detective'n ro 14011 In “10 house all that day Kear- turn he was interviewed by thelmg to go out before night. When Guardian’s Summersido representa- It her-Tim? Bufllcienlly dark he took titre. n kerosene lamp, poured all over The detective stated that after the body arid set fire to it. He conversing for some time the prisA then left by the back door and at-I oiler' broke down and wept, Ho, tcrtvnrds wont to Plctou, thence?

made. a. clean confession and told working his way in Summorsldn. I!

his of Prayer - v Service Last Night'Lom Ma. m of

k ‘ Cork in U. 8.5

iihf‘ whole story. He had had a dls~ nuts with Barry with reference to some money that he claimed Dim. ry owed him. He spent Wednt-s -, day night in u burn Ilf‘fll‘lBiLl‘l'y'Hj house mill next morning went into!

the house where the dispute be. rnmo u qlltlrrol.

of

at

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l

yer selvice ileld‘i.

Polltlcul\Leadersiiip of Ulster Un--now for younger men. He goes to last evening in Si- Jfimes (‘llllrclleE STOWED AW v .1 q“ STEAM; lonists. also not to take otllco in lster soon to receive the in??? gn'i‘fieg' “hang!” “Sam “3? ER AND Lo” ..0 AT‘NEW-l‘ the new Ulster. Administration. thanks of the Unionists at fl. grout be l‘fimahge [mas {Egbert' Jam.- PORT NEWS 1 says The Times which adds. farewell demonstration which is be- l-nymres'ded. (Short lltllilri‘tiilié‘fi were . . .T"‘.“‘ _ l “he considers the work of Cl] Ulster ins; planned." ' ‘1?“ ppm“ 5' ‘“ ~5- Vi‘u J‘m"

English Butchers Want Ganadian Embargo Litte

gnanghty‘igfiéu?‘ ‘- ,For Kidnapping d.

K.

. ma

' (Specialt v (Special to The Guardian) TORONT

LONDON. Jan. 5.-.AL'E meeting my already at which upwards of three thou- fiend London butchers. and most snioslnon were represented. held hera'toduy. it Was unanimously 1'9- brose J. Small. the theatrical mil- solved to send it strongly womadltiouaire who disappeared so mys- me“ 1" “‘3 Govamment “KAmStthNOIIBiy on tile afternoon or even-

s continuance of the embargo outing of Tuesday Dm 31919. Mr. Hoilmuth took issue with to

the importation or Canadian cattle! “no um Unlm“ Kingdom on ""5 day‘s committal on the ground that

ground that it ls’seriously‘nfi’oot. Int: the BuDP'Y. 0‘ home “fled "Wu-lacy with any witness called in thc ‘ __ police court by the crown, but Col-

onel Denlson was not moved and

o The Guardlnn) 0. Jan. 5.-—-Jotm Dong

charge of theft of bonds wns com~ mitted today on the second count. that of conspiring to kidnap Am-

v

t

Ambrose Small

sent up for trial on the

Si.

there was no ovidenco of eonsplr- HALF OF

delivered by the following iuy- ” menu. Mr. «D. A. Bruce. .\Ir. ll.‘ T. A. .‘M‘cKinnnn. (Ex-governor) and . I“; l Mr. Donald lMoKi-nuilu. Severn] luy “mm” "1 H

Ivor; l’elul' .l.

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man who offered Draw“. .\ munhplg and Daniel U'l'illlilllllll, present “:1‘,‘ of [Hindus were, Sling'illltl ‘o i)Ptl.lli.i‘l ’0”! Mum" bf “Mk- “WLVM “1‘ m1 mman was finder“ “.hno.1\6\v1)0l‘t News tonight on Slow~

81. mm. mm mum at we ship West (‘annou from on trial) fighting prize lies? Mr. Mallow. port. blilcSwlltey carried :1 pnssport 118‘..th TWIN, Rev. M... y‘ree.‘VlflNl byh United States Consul. v 1mm amp Rev, Mr. Glendgnning' Immediately upon arrival of tile Tommmva service. will 9).. held in West Cdiilmil immigration authori- Paul'g-‘Chnroh' ties discovered llieflwo men on illllil‘ti, and disregarding lill ('illl‘mS of their identity, bud them placed! ill l"" twittliitl: investigation. Milc—‘

ill

:cnrriu l. u passport. vised by i’lt—'

iled :ituu-s (,‘onstll and could have: ‘ , ,mlltlu the trip openly. but chose;

v‘alll: .' in slow mvny \\'ii'll Lord}

:Milf")? ()‘(Jtlllilghllm Upon showing ' :Hii' nilfl'ipnrl, 'Muc‘Swlney ‘ ’leiised and the Lord Mayor was. SEPTEMBER 'N freed as soon as authorities urriv-i GREASE HAS BEEN REMOV' ed. The Lord Mayor took up itistJ ElD. CHANGED FRElGHT RA .3 E8 ’

“'i'lS T0 ‘ I

fusing ’ti discuss tiny details of his

fer vlst. ‘A'rcording io MocSwiueyJ

MONTREAL. Jan. 5.——A EI‘GM is in

Picked l’ hen Attempted to Bu

m

am offering .wws ,bemg taken up_ aways on the United States stenm~ ‘ "

LODER dONFESSES ibuulnlu I or DANIEL BARRY AT PlCiOU

Detective Kennedy Visited Prisoner in Summetside Jail.

and Confessed

tn the Body.

The ofllciuls will leave with the Plctou

prisoner this morning for where the prclllnln hold.

Before leaving Detective Kc

my trial will

HF}

thorltles.

l‘ Loder was born in Grand River, Lot 16. The prisoner’s record is!

not a good,one, as be new

terms in Dorchester Penitentiary. for stealing a horse and wagon, and also breaking into stores in different parts of Queens County in this province. on release be en- listed, but. it is understood that he

Reduction in Prices

0

(Speclal to The Guardian.)

\\"lr.\'.\'lvPEG. Mun. Juli. :‘i~-.-\ :ur tilct‘ reduction in prices on llif-‘llli in tho dininl.r ours and hotels r“... mp“. who mmnmm], mmu.;r-l’ the (‘nnndinn Nlltlolull Railways

"MM.S‘\.inMH‘\vlln announced by \‘v‘ulter l’ralt. Mum]. 0f (.(,ri‘.‘;’l‘l)l'tilllti. Manager in ("lllel’ of tile

oping. dining. parlor curs,

in the next two weeks. Slitm'ill it: reduction. 1

W

huller PRUVINEES I lElEGRAPch llws

(Special to The Guardian.)

‘SWORN lN AS MEMBER OF N.

B.’ GOVERNMENT.

FRISDERIC’I‘ON. N. 3.. Jun- 5..— oscph E. Michaud. M. L. A.. was '"K‘illmlth' for n time {it o. lltlfl'i. re- sworn in as n. member of the You

government.

(ly congratulated Constable Sum-’ul ’uel Grady on his clcvor work in ur- resting tho prisoner and report ~ log it so promptly to the proper nu-

n C.N.R. Menu Curtis,g

'l he

Zlo- forested ill ltl 'illli news (inp.l!’i.ill€llt lotlziy The new menu curds will he issurdJme

without portfoliojli odes. which is moored i‘or thr hero last night. He is only 32 and

but did not dell] of misunderstanding occurred country at the invitation

amongst shippers regarding the

'imwevol'. O‘Cflliakllan the one of lite youngest. men to even of the‘enici' u New Brunswick Govern - “Committee of One Hundred" at ment. lie was educated at St. Dun~

After Some Con

to the Murder. p Revolver and Shot Him

did not get beyond England. Tile following is the official do be

‘ tentiory authorities:— n-l‘ Nnmoz—Gcorge Edward Lode in Prince Edward island. linlgh

pounds. Complexion dark. brown. eyes gray, trade blurksmitl Marks, coal scar on nose "111R on heart and dagger tatooed on rlgh ed hand." "

finger smashed. Served two six

breaking and theft. and for she breaking. theft and horse stealln Left penitentiary last in 1918.

i'lilloonisls Will

(Special to The Guardian.) O‘l‘fl‘lulm, Ont., Jun. 5—Evory assistance will be given to the three Alliericttll .bn‘lloonlsts by the Royal North West Mounted Police 1nd other government. departments. ‘ltlc department of ell-n Nnvul Ser- vire, tho Air lliozmi and the Mount ed Police have (been actively in is search. The deport. Naval Service has Y n requested by the Washington. .2 ‘olllllorlties through the British Em» lllassy ill. Washington do see that :rilc bullooliiili/s are provided with ifllll‘ilti and any: other necessaries which they may require in their return journey. ’l‘illn the depart- ment has readily agreed to do.' ‘l‘lte butloon'slts ‘lnsy return to ‘liif‘il‘ own country via. Ottllwrl

7i ll

l

. music of the

. . Fortune Ill P.E,l. ,‘ TORONTO, Jim. 5—.A daspntci' lie the Globe from Buffalo, N. Y. says: .

“(tsptuin Thomas Brennan. shit keeper of the steamer Josh-nu W

winter behind buffalo Breakwnto: awoke New Year's morning to find inimself heir to a comfortable for tune.

cription of Loder held by the peni-

las George Louder. Born in 188

without shoes. six feet. Weight. 12'. hair.

M. w. and G. W." tatooed' on right arm. End of left little your terms in Dorchester for shop-

: PARIS. Jun. 5.

Be Amply Helped T ~ Jun. 10 to 12. The proposed meet- dir-

- v v v .itho ' ' ' stood, The magistrate

i

‘WANTED.—-F5IANO To RENT. Apply G. Guardian office.

Jule Actors Swell 3"an mTEu—ron 7:03;; UnemPIOyment work. Apply 1"” Rent sit. , _ ., . . Listof New York

LOST—GOLD mun ssr wl'ru (Special to The lerdinn) new YORK. Jun. e..— "lye thou-

oblong black and white cameo. sand actors nnd actresses on the

Finder return to Winifred Met Leod, 'l Eunice Street.

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’F‘OR GALE—OVERLAND CAR, practically now. Can be bought at a. hernia. Elton Moore, Kemp- town. Colcheetcr County. New Boom.

‘WANTED AT ONCE an EXPER lenoed maid ior gonernl blouse- worlr. Good wages. References required. Apply 248 Grafton St.

‘LOST ON NEW YEAR'S MORN- ing in this: (dty. sweeter court. Finder please re- turn to this office '

RENT—Lawn m s: 1M:- commodntod 'wlL'l'i rooms and

board tin prlmto house withhll modern conveniences: Central location. Apply "J. M“. C." care of Guardian. ‘ . .,

W

'WANTED— MAID FOR" ENE- rgl homoerotic IJgeflouilly“ ‘ - Nine; ‘W.Mrs. .1. l. 5. Wins flood. I

‘WANTEoé-OOMPETBNT er nods-optim- endl'prlvsto it (taste. Army at once 10 Mr. ’

. Weir. second floor‘ Riley, bruising. l

I r r l - t ;.

Marathi. .MIITINO OFL'TME

" ow 'w‘iltslilm Dldtrlot Loyal

Ounce Lodge will be held 1:]: m

;

ton pm i Room. I fury 11th. at 7.30 p. m. A. u now. W Rec. sec.

.lnnn'u :green‘

33:

unemployed list of this city and

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during the past, year.

Seriousjllisorders in Black sea

—‘_

‘(Speclnl to The Guardian)» LONDON. Jon. 5.—Dls_orderu are

reported to have broken out in the Black See Port at 'Bntum. The sl- tuotion is said to be so. serious that the allies ore se‘ndlng..s worship him Constantinople to Batum to

nannies the safe evacuation of foreign sublects. I

Spoilish Steamer "‘1 ranked 260 ‘ Lives Are Lost

(Special to??? Guardian) MADRID, Jan. 5.—'l‘lwo hundred

fight—.m— ‘WARBHOUOE ,ms Mu.—

s telegram received here from the Governor ol‘Pontevedl-o. Fifty-six persons Were saved, but many of

and fourteen persons lost their lives when the 'Spunish Steamer Bantu Isobel was wrecked near Vilisgnrciu on Saturday nighipays

new rules which went effect. re-IWosiringiou investigating 1llo irlntl gnrding freight and .plrssenget- scrv ’situution. O‘Cn'llaghnn‘ is under. ice in Canada on January 1st. foi- guilt-ti furnished by immigration lowing the order of the Board of officlmlls.

Rsliwa Commissioners. This pro- ——-——.o.-——-——

vided lfor o. general reduction of 10;MADAGAsnn4R mcH SOURCE per cent. and runny shippers took 0; RADIUM

this to mean u 10 per cent reduc~ tion on the” general rules. This was u. miss ehensllon. The actual position i idiot on September 13th inst murder of the Board of Roll— wuy Commissioners: became effec- tive. granting on increase of 20

l

I’M‘Uls, Jun. 5——One of the rich es-t countries in the world in the pose session of rnltlirumcon i a tiling minerals is. according to the offic- lul year book. the French colony island, Madagascar. u

[)lsrovery was made several years

pi-

! NEW

stnn's. Level and Dulhousio.

—-—.o.—— C. N. R. DEPOT FOR ST. JOHN.

ST. JOHN, N. 13.. Jan. 5.—Bor

lugs for the site of the new 0. N. tit. depot were. begun here today The new buildings will be in prac— tically the same location as the

esent structure ——.O.——-——

ACCIDENT TO CHILD.

He becomes hull owner of in estate int Charlottetown. I‘. The exact vn‘us is unknown. llrt-l lion's parents. input-grunts from ire land purchased the hull more tin. fifty years ago. It had grenin tn .crensed in value".

.—

SANITARV WA'R _TO BE MAD! 0N ST JOHN RESTAURANTS S JOHN. Jon. 4—Tbo mono or

Health in. a meeting tonight .de

'cided to make a summary war of

restaurants in this city conductet

by foreigners. Complaints havt

. influence on the situation. wou!’

“BELL TELEPHUNHH’S‘ utrlnll $1,500,000

Facts Brought out n Herring t.

Board

O’lvllAAVA.

llhe vemlbol‘ 30. 1920. under

FRANCE" BALLS

5.

r.) 7. tVi

l. ‘1: ll

(Special to The Guardian)

lug presumably would be for cotton in the question of the

Ger

(Special to The Guardian.) “'uhSl'lilNG’I‘OlN. January 6. — Veto by President Wilson today of the Futimeril' Relief Bill to revive the War Finance Coupons-tiers was followed: almost: immediately by it vote of 53 to five in the Senate to make the ‘blil low. despite execu~ tivo disapproval. The Blouse will take up the measure tomorrow. and predictions were genersll that it would duplicate the Senate‘s oc- tlon and thus place the thrill on thr statute books.

l“resident \Vi‘oo'n in l1. lengthl' veto message. declared be withheld his approval of the bill because the War Finance Corporation was . war credit agency. not. desimbl' or needed in peace times. lie sail 'hut it “would exert no Iboueftcia‘

raise fozao hopes among the vet“ to onto who lwould expect most' , M:- would be but-qu to the mturr and orderly processes of business- ‘mi' finance." ' .

The legislation, the Thesideitt ol '0 said. would mesult in additiona' credit burdens, and the govern wont. be contended. should not be "canted upon further to finance pri- vnttle businese at public expense." teferlrllu; to widewread demand “or nlbolishmlent of war agencies

Ont. Jon. fi—tAt the 39; Toll rev

. , uhst slctue pl of figures tuition from May 1 to No the.

'existlng vern- ratos showed the rfollowlng reven- ue: Exchinze Revenue $11,718,538.

it] you tflNltHENtE

1T0 Discuss German Disarmam Declares she. has Done all Fulfilling Terms of Treaty.

—The French (lov-

ernmont sent messages yesterday to London, Rome and Brussels.

u‘“. s. srllltu‘t‘liu . . rumours," VElll

Farmers’ Relieihill Passed A ill-hi 68 Votes l. Full. President’s Messaging Lengthy. o

,wwoztlleopelnln'g oftheHouse.

many others are stranded at dis- tant points, victims of the wide- spread fuilnrc of road companies

‘ Port of Datum

per cent. on pnssengor rates. This order provided that. on January ist. 1-921, there should be it reduction of 50 per cent of the 20 per cent inv crease. This does not menu u re; duction of 10 per cent. on the whole rate. but simply it reduction of the increase. it was eluted afterward by, .Mr. G. ’1‘. Bell, passenger traffic nusnuger of the Grand Trunk. that. this was the interpretation of the

ago by a. Frenchman. M. [illCi‘OlX now secretary of the Academy a

stilts. . ————->o.-————- MUST CONFORM 'ro TREATY

order of the Railway Board niodo' by the railway, and which had be- come ci'fcctivo since January lot. This lltiiflllti that it passenger rate of $10, before September 13 lost became $12. and is now reduced to $11. with other passenger rates re duced in the same ratio.

ado urn not entitled to inherit real or [personnl property in the United States under existing treaties be- tween this country itnd Grout Bri- tain until formal notice has been Elven as required by the trenty. the supreme court held today. The opinion was in in suit. brought by

More difficulty occurred with re- lzard in freight. and the Hillpplng‘ offices were bombarded with enqui- ries us to wind tllo llctunl l'rttec now were.

it was stated by Mr. W. S. Tits- lon. transportation manuger of the Board of Trade. that the ruling of the Railway Board provided that: "On the lot of January. 1921. and until there in Another revision of rates. 1 (the Chairman) would re- duce these perenntages to 35 per cent. in eastern territory and to 30 per cent in western territory."

EXPLANATION OF RULING

This. it was stated by Mr. The toll. did bot mean that there would be a general 6 per cent. reduction on freight. "too. The ruling simply meant that in eastern tCanada. com menclng on January lot. there i would the a 85 per cent. increase over the general rules effective pre- , vlous to September 13 inst.

g, \1-2 story Size 25 id.“ with.“ “if “33:: O; I .M "Y E

glint“ “Milt-(1001111 be axial; n I n . ‘ 1 some or... I [or someone. An- "91’:

on. Wood, Ruthie? slim.

4.

them ere mini-9a..

Fort William. and tlbnt the new rate In effoct west of Fort rWilliam would be reduced to so per cent.

i

order thin: “The rules hereby est~ obllehcd shall not extend beyond the first day of July. 1922," This menus that the freight rates now in effect. will presumably continue until that ditto.

the order that the passenger rules. which were reduced on January In by half of the increnso granted in September. should revert on July int next to the some rate so that which obtained prior to the in- creases granted on Sc

east of 0 equipment which comes more with

Canadian heirs of n Knnsas intes- isie. Practically 11 British possess- ions except Canada have filed tho reoulrod formnl notice the court said.

3mm over lite rates prevailing previous to the same date.

it. was further provided in the

Provision. however. was made in

ptomber l3tl-1 net. «

These chances do not effect. the crossed rates on parlor. sleeping srs. excess heme. and other

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Sc;enccs. and during Lite punt few veurs he has continued his resour- cllcs with the most SiszfaCi‘Dl‘y re

WASHINGON, Jan. fir-Subjectsl of Great Britain resident in Cen-

[ 8'11. JOHN. N. 15.. Jun. 5.-—itlnr - ,iorio McNeil]. little daughter of P0 lice Constable Waiter MacNelil euf ferod (I. broken ten and collar bone when hit by n Hnymorket Street lrsr today.