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mar. Premier's Stock is Reveals New Premier tbe Public. _

(spacial to The Guardian.)

LONDON, Oct. 31.~There, .lias been a slight lull in “big gun" el-' ection oratory tioday. -The new Prime Minister, Mr. Boner Law,

' moved into his official residence

in Downiirg street and will hold

' his first Cabinet meeting tumor--

‘iow. He is still experiencing diffi-

1 gully in completing his ministry.

rMr. Lloyd George and Lord Bir- lienhead, in their recent speeches at Glasgow, made grant play with . the mediocre ipoliflcail capacity and attainments of the statesmen the Prime Minister had gathered anon d him, as compared with tho e who remained loyal to Lloyd George, and these personal attacks on the new administration hnvs caused oonslderaiblo angry feeling on the part of the ‘Prime Minister's lieutenants. the un-ora especially as, in their election campaign, they are fooling their iinfleniority iin oratory in comparison with their opponents. '

Baldwin Was Tactical.

- . latter had regarded themselvesas

Moreover, Stanley B£l1(1‘\lilll,\V1lO1Bi116 from Tory attacks. 1S M1‘. Bouar Law's chief lieuten- George is represented as being in-ini-nmeni nnt, is generally thought to have dignnllt and as contemplating tliefipmnni-rg part My“ to vnitedstales:a‘so ‘he 0e11,“.

been somewhat tactless, ii-nm an eleotloneering stnndiiblnt, when he declared that there would be’ no immediate reduction in- m... U011- Alwletller. in the general es-l einuation of‘ the press, .M<r. igonsr-l Law's electiorr stock seems to-

» ho ,'ln n. falling, placket, “wing 41m]

WW1! DWQQ $100k, the nowspair.

., .91‘: assert." ‘ll"‘risfng.

"1915 CD110“. 1n a letter to friends in Belfast, makes his rim Political pronouncement iin. sills’ Pflmpnlgn, expressing the fervent hope that a government will come into lpower in ‘England, which will be thoroughly loyal m the Irish settlement as contained in the lotion ot 1920, as far as the six Ulster ‘counties are concerned, and declairlngtllat he wigheg tr, bring home to the ruluds of the British electorate that the single aim of thaNorthern Ireland gov- r-rnrruent ls to promote even giiii closer relations between Ulster {flue-mu

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‘BOARDERS WiANTE'D.- WARM rooms, central locality. Apply Guard-tan Office. 2i.

-_-—Z-_ ‘FOR SAL! DWILLING HOUSE with all modern improvements. situated on Bayfleld Street. Ap- ply Benj Carter and Son.

‘NOT-lCEa-NOW IS THE TIME to put your stoves. ranges. also furnaces in goodbrdor for the winter. and your guns repaired for Fall allootingn-Jaanes White, KonoSt. ~ . - 1W1<

‘WANTID-JUPIL NURQEB AT nominee Hospital. nkownesln. Maine. ‘Court. dfllrionths.

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91' ,11-1W’s Lieuieuuuts ed lit Lloyd Georges ilitacks

.liesellt ‘ifriticiams ‘oi Mediocre Puliticai Gapacity auiVAitaluuleuts 0i Bullar Law Cabinet Fur-

~ and England.

wage bit-tar fight to the finish with (lflwllfifll. One troulble seems tc. be

bobbed up against those under the Lloyd George banner 1n

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Rising. ‘Press Comment as Losing Favor With

John Robert Cl-yncs, inn 51189011 at Huckuall, Nottinghanusliirc, to 1118111. said that the Labor party would readily give up it-s capital levy plan if there was a. better method, but if the. other parties had no plan they lrnd no rig-ht to any that i.iaibor‘s scheme would not succeed before it had been tried.

The Pact Has Fallen Through.

‘LONDON, Oct. ‘db-The so call- ed co-operativc pact between Gov- ernmental Conservatives nnd ‘the liloydiGeorge and National Liber- als which yesterday ‘appeared to 156 gaining strength today seemed near u. smash up that may force Lloyd ‘George to really curry ou. his ‘threat to spread the war and

the men who ‘brought about his

that Conservative candidates have running

certain constituencies whiere the

Lloyd

carrying out of his threat if the Conservative party ddes not with- drsiw some of tille candidates ul- reirdy entered against his follow- ers.

Brunet Attendance at‘ Grand Masonic Visitation

At a special communication at St. John's Lodge. No. 1, A. F. and A. M.,.a Grand Visitation of tho Grand Officers was prcscntcil. District Deputy Grand Master Nicholson accompanied by Grand Master J. M. Murley was present.

There were present the lirrgest number of brothers yet seen in St. John Lodge.

After the -Third Degree was con- ferred a sumptuous banquet was provided. the caterer being Mr. Bnlderson of the Strsthconn Hotel who rsoetved enthusiastic praise from the ibrethern.

FUEL COMMISSION GONSIDERS COAL QUESTION OTTAWA, "Oct. SIP-Prelimin- ary discussion on Canada's ins problems and the need of wider utilization of Canadian iii-t inolls coal, after its adoption fur mice use took place tih-is morning at a meeting of government scien- ills-ts.

The purpose of the committee is to consider means of milking Carr- iida more independent of American nnthracite supplies ily considering iliealis of using Canadian coals ior house ‘hefltlllg-

The Weather, Etc

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CHARLOTTETOWMCANADA WEDNESDAY, NOV._ 1, 1922

Latest Bulletins lu Bliei a

BAlN-‘imlivuhnoli. Oct, 3l.-—Sev- eral vossels have founllered in. a gala aloni-l the Pacific ‘Coast.

ROMlE, Oct. 31.~—-'1‘welve per- sons reported killed in various at. tacks yesterday in which Fiiscisii were involved.

WASHINGTON. Oct 81—Mariori W. Deuries, presiding Judge, court of customs appeals, resigned to practice l8JlV.

LONDON, Oct. 31.—Futher K81" turd Vaughan, one of the lilost prominent Jesuit priests in the pupal and a booster of the late Cardinal Vaughan d‘ied here today

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.PF.'I1I..AIDEILPHEA. Oct‘. 3i.-— Pancho Villa, flywcight champion won- on points in his eight round ‘bout with Patsy Wallace, of Phila- ilelpilia.

HONOLULU. Oct. Zillr-Lieut. Hynos and Sgt. Rosl, Owen, army aviators were killed near here. ‘file airplane sldeswiped into o. piano piloted "by Captain Wm. Ai- Zcn and fell 200 feet into water.

NEW (lRiliEANS, ‘Oct. 31. —- 'l‘hree lcilled nnd four setdonslyili ‘uled in rear end collision South- ern Pacliiio Sunset: Express and circus special, the injured were from the circus train. '

NEW YORK, Oct. BL-Sellrclfl for bodies of several ‘girls be-' ievod lost in fire that destroyed‘ l five story manufacturing build-I rig in Brooklyn is being made. Dnc man was killed lrl jumping,‘ ind cight girls injured.

PARIS, Oct. ‘31.'—‘Fl‘8l1(!11~ gov-| is inclined to ‘give

as lying ill aibeyancc pending some‘ definite development irl repara», tiolis problem. it is indicated in} nuthoi-utlvc sources herd. ll NAVADA, Oct. 31.—-—l"lve burned to sleuth and nine fatally lnlnred in fire Ytiint followed explosion of gasoline tanks of mail truck and

. private automobile, -whiich coili- ihe itogcrs‘ office asked him

dcd. Niric of thc victims were Fili- pino school teachers.

NEW YORK, Oct. fl0.— National League baseball clu.b obtained per- culinr pack Ben Flys, icithnrldcr. frolrii Baltimore for the sum of fifty thousand dollars, also four othei:___pluyers from different other leagues.

PARIS, Oct. 31—.'Count S. F. Doza has telegraphed his resigna- tion as Italian Arnibassador at Paris to Premier Mussolini. takes the view thr-t the sllonld have in such posts men to accord with their policies.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-- Battling Slkl, conqueror of Georges Carpen- tier is coming to United States in January and will appear in Ameri- can ring in February. Tex Rickard ialnnounicod. ‘K111i Norifoiik, light- lieavy weight will probably be his

first opponent. ~ -

NEW BRUNSWICK. N.J., Oct. 31.—Jane Gibson, w-ho claims to have witnessed slaying of her Pastor Wheeler l-Iali and his choir leader, iMrs. Eleanor Mills, evaded newspaper reporters by airbag loud of hucksllot over their 8R B. "

"WASHINGTON.

Oct. - 31. --

.'1‘he control of the Chinese Eastern

railway has -revsrted to roads board directors,‘ with Chinese gov- ernment held responsible forpro- tection of property under direc- tion of the Amcriruxr. British, French. Italian and, Jiiprxncse gov- ornaments.

BERILIN. Oct. 31.—-li‘ornler Elli- ‘ieror William's wedding present to his ‘bridé of next Sunday. Prin- cess i-lerininc of Reussi, will be a diamond, seven hundred brilliants with a pair of earrings, thc gifts

costing eight hundred million marks, according to newspaper reports.

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(ll-l-DRBOURG, Oct. 31.-Cunnrd liner Acqutanimand Saxonia ar- rived bor-c after tampsstuous voy- ages. The Saxonia took three limes her usual time to make the trip from Plymouth in the storm. During her voyage llld received several distress signals from other boots oaudiit in gala.

WABH-INGDON. Oct Sb-Formal reply declining Allied ‘ invitation for Alma-loan participation rln Near Bast peace conference to be aid next month at Milsanllo- Wwi lar- land, was forwarded today from Stats Dopntmeiattlaroush British.

French c - ltailan Amliueado I here. Amer cull. I era only. will he sent. ‘ ' =

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; There svias n- ilre in the vfur0-1

hi. Exhibition 01

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Scenes From Many Lands

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p . dlvidellce in Bluclr Fire investigation

Golden (an Sweats he was Diiered $l00 by

Louis Block tu‘ Burn llis Junk Warehouse, Which was insured ior $4,500. Fire llap- pened Few Days Alter. Mr. Block Denies.

An investigation by Fire Mar- he told lier $6,000 was the value. shal E f-l. ‘Beer was b08111?‘ m 111v‘ (To Mr. MacKilnnon) He flflked Poiicc (‘hurt yesterday into the them to send a man down to see circumstances of the fire on Sun- ihc goods and the book-keeper gay mgiénilng, .0<g;\1g1t ly‘l1;$h\\"lll"t3' said it was not necessary. house o ours ' 0c . 6W 1'11 1 dealer, city. The investigation was tna result of information 81V 9n by it nicais moan’ Lhfil 11;‘ klliidi hi1". Block figured he hail 6% been offer-ed 10 y r. 0C Wtoils 0i‘ old ‘tires in lilo warehouse, sot ilrc u» lll-‘i building a few iinyxsiwilich lie llflll bought up every.- liciore tllc ‘tTJUBBPQlJOU. Til-z \\'»_il'r'ii\\'llel‘e and for which he had paid

we "as insure.‘- . -i' 9.900 on an average 4 cents a pound. He and a full c .1m is be i lP-‘uz-H kept no books to show what he Th0 ALIQPDBY 99119131 355151911 lheipaiii. Ho had been accumulating Eire Marshal and Mr. Donald Niuciihls stuff ior years uud had never Klnnon, K. C» 1111119111911 1°!‘ MT-itricd to dispose of it. He believed Block. l d t ihe had over half a car on hand.

The witnesses exam no Yes PP-Tho tires. were down stairs at day were Louis Block. G‘/1i1911,iioth ends of the warehouse. There Carr. Geo. 1R. Hooper. Mflffllllhlfr-viis also over‘ two ton of inner iCarn and Percy Carl‘. Adidlllllqtubes in bugs, horsehair estimat- ment-of the investigation Wiliycd at '2 tons in bugs, mostly down made until l0 o'clock this 111°1'11"stiiirs near the big doors, which iilg. he bought from pedlars at from ' 2i’! to 25 cents a ppund; also clntll

|clippings, from 1,000 to 1,200 lbs.

,bcui_'ht from tailors and pclliurs

iTwenty three years 111 the lllflkut 12 to l‘5 cents a pound. There business. ‘Louis Block 1951111911 "was about. 1% ions of wool 0n that for the past two vearséw didiliic ground floor, 0.000 m 1,000 not own any real estate. e that time ilolil 111B P10119115’ 111111 ter rope and 1%’ tons of 111T T009

The Warehouse Stock

Louis Biook Testifies

continued to do business in 111113dmvns~tzrirs. There was a Stock 11f

old location on the south 1111B "Pannier, about 1% tons. lnflstly 111

Vvdter Street Whore 119 315° “Ved-lsticks. There was also about 400 11°“ lbs. of copper, 500 lbs. of zinc and

The property. for-molly 111B- belonga to the city- H9 115511- 1119150 lbs, warehouse for storing $011k ""111 ‘Witness shipped goods

of brass in the cellar‘.

The goods in the W81e11°115e ‘Wm and quoted some shipments.

Oct 1st, but not those in the P“1"_tho warehouse

lar. .

was 3 tons of ropc upstairs. house Sunday morning, Oct. 15t- He had put linsurancc on lnflulll. Itm. $4,500 iii one policy, with Mr.

In Bed When Fire Started.

Rogers. The lad)’ 11°°k'k°e1“3" at ill. --- -----——~ —~ — the time what goods he hurl und (('1>11l111i19(1 o" Page Three)

"1 empty bags, about 3 toils of lobs-

right 0f £119 dwenmiz-izllong after lie took out lllSllbélligé c

insured at the time 01' i115 11m» ‘mdrcpt no invoices. All the goods 111 except the rope was oil the ground floor. There

When thc firc started curly Sun

With llis Fiauce

(Special to The Guardian)

OGiDldNiBURG. N. Y.. Oct 31- H-arold Main, of Guelph, near Ot- tawa. was instantly killed early this morning. near Marlotick when n closed oar in which he was. rid- ing with his fiance, Miss Viola Skzinn, of Prescott, went into u ditch on the Prescott-Ottawa high- way and overturned. .

Miss Swonn was driving the out‘ and fearing that she could no". pass .111 approaching vehicle, ask- erl Mr. Main to grasp the wheel. The cur- sworved to the side of the road, skidded in the sofi dirt and went into the ditch. Mr Main MZlS tiirowrl through the wilzd- shielll, fracturing his skull. Miss Swami escaped without injuries.

iMr. Main, who was an insurance ngeilt. was well known throughout the Ottawa section.

Fisbermaus Budy ‘lakeu Back Hume 0n Board Patriot

LUNENBL'RG, N. 5.. Oct. 31. — With ller flag at half-mast, the Canadian destroyer Patriot arrived hero today from Gloucester with the body. of Captain' “Bertie" Denlonc. member oi‘ the champion Biuenose crew, who was drowned at the American fishing port Thursday night. (‘nptain Angus Walters. of the Blucnose, uncle of the dead marl, and Halifax, nciwompailled the bully.

The crew of tho ilestroyer stood at attention while the caskct,

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1601i Prize Olffiffiil Contestants, Attracting

Attention at urinary.

The Splendid $150.00 Chesterfield Glierell 1s a Prize in the Guardian f uuteat, is ou Displayi- at Huimau’s Summerside, Where it is Attracting Great Attention.

The magnificent $150.00 Ches- iialolmaws have specialized. in tel-field to be given as n prize -in high quality Cbeowrfleldn tor The Guardian's Big Circuiatl0n1 years. A close study of the. mor- Contest is now on ‘Exhibition lnykets and the requirements of the the show window of Rfl‘. Holman people has enabled chem to have Limited, Suilimerside, and is eli-1Chesterfields designed tomaotall citing much favorable comment. those requirements, hence tllepop- lt is superbly constructed through ulairiily and fame of Hickman’: out. Marshal Sanitary Cushions Cheslerfieids. and springs ili hack. scat and‘ The lucky candilhte wllxo sec- iirms; irradc for H01lll1lll'=i by a uros this coveted prize is assured ,fir'iil that specializes in high qual-iof limitless comfort. with her lily furrlilurc. The Chesterfield ilrllome the centre of attractionand ‘S4 inches long; ‘has extra ‘well itho envy of many. - hrnccd frames; reinforced through The Guardian's $.150.00-,Olaester- out; and the foundation is strerig- field to be given away In. ourBlg tlrened by woven strap wdbblngiCirculati-on Contest is one of the

These Cheslerfields have comlmost popular prizes that-could be fort packed ilitn every inch, the imagined at this value, and! we spring construction is ‘unifornhjwould advise those interested in They have that luxurious, embra- examining it to call at pimada cing quality that puts one at Furniture Department; whore it peace wit-h the world. may be seen at nvy time; T '

iraped with the British ensign and containing the body of the late fisherman, was llornc ‘ashore Oil the shoulders of eight oi the Patriot sailors. ‘It. was taken ‘Iroin tilem by night members of the Bluenosc crew and placed in a waiting hearse. The crew oi the vessel iicconipimleil the body to (‘ziptzllil Demoilefis ilatc home.

All flags in Lunenhurg arc fly- 1 Eng ut hail-mast.

New Yiirii Exchange Rates

illistiuguisbed liuTJvsfi ille caiv uh bibitlug Many _ _ oi Daughters o_i #010,111} I 9-

' - . t'i i exhibition oi lalld- autumnal! ‘hogs: gligulrilgl-Til“ uaiutuiuizs. the~bci~ of \- work of Miss Marlon Jack tinguished New 31111151111“ "r who is visiting the city, vvusisrfoilr: 1V Gfnlged igztegg; Sin“). pf 1n early settler lrl New Bruns to ‘e osc - " - __ j . i, ltioir has boon arranged by the Mllk. There ll‘l Daughters nf the 151111011935“ P" _‘_ m rilisslon fee oi 25 cents is 1101115 1-

." ‘\ charged and the proceeds “In gozhlllqlrc of Aibdulii Vaiul,

s of Grcciuicrc.

tist Dorothy and 31188 ‘Surirmcrsiiie, src iittrucl

‘by enthusiastic amt no doubt, in "Charlotte between 11 a.nr. and 9 p-111-.W111

, . - at Eisiowc, own tndaiyéilglgrhlqfoblil‘, llgolltilfilllll. lvclwih-also ‘ii-oz: >n us as. . the exhibition is open. full ililvflill- ilnenlllsd vyy,ggrs"e;g,,g,,,,,._ tags will he tnken of securing p 0- y . ~

_ i handle water colors hi?“ 0ft such outstanding merit figalgllufiliélllziasons Wm‘ "nun, he“ an can y. '

ilifisa Jack. who is a native rlSt-i John.-N.B.. received much of heri‘ training from the famous iCharlesp-l Lamar and from Wnlkor Donne. tho- notsd decorative painteintbonilfoor! -. ' P i uh en res i1? ~11? wi-F-i while sketchingtrips were madexvmgg Gang“ ' in all directions. The RlvieriiLven-i -- lcs and ‘other Italian art centresw“ 11

rtistlc versatility.

as wall as the Holy Land, were ransacked for inspiration. She has taken special delight in M01011"! Irish peasantry and landscaPQ-S- ‘19 veloping an attachment ‘for the hos

dinn Academy. Her paintings! BX

pltable and interwtinfl P801118 H 1m" Jack today h, m a that 1B reflected in tho work oi M 11K- m, ,_ he‘, brush fair way to join that br ant Ell

. ll ‘l. . 1 The exhibition at the Ross uni! “Y °f Am°rkmn “mm at 9 a a

Gray includes many lovely sketcbM of Alaska. Yukon and British Col- umbia. There are some charming

pupils of Cecelia Beaux,

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controvented phases ‘

_~ _ ——"§- laation of Fascist! and tbe_ nlem- on born n: that organisation in R911" will leave for home after DB1P1°11° gppnsssion this evening. the sit- nngiqn in Italy according to semi- offloial utpression is reililfdfiii 1‘! normal settlement of crisis with assumption of premiership by Ben- ito ‘Mussolini, Fnoclntl leaderliail- od with satisfaction by public opin-

lbelievorl that the items at

for next your,

ed- appropriation for naval

omen-g aeolian. or: site-Mutt»! hish

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g e ed d mobil-

waisirurromolv. Oct 31-80m- ~ Pl’ D9117” "'1 111ml“. ‘mahmr: yqoaclijsd on some of theitcms.

‘DYE TXCIIQd H11 l‘ BOl~

Beautiful Pictures Under Auspices

land scent-s. and 11 1111111 ., Eliot. Zng atten- uon‘ ‘other voftfaitg iryciurle one

also iuuuy sket- nnng of the, l-iuiy Lnriil. particular- tho vicinity of Acca where

Jack taught ED211311 1n 111° a Pr-fslllfl

near

Miss-

ltv and the entire cilllollliilil 01'6" gents a remarlralblc exhibition of

‘M-iss Jack has exhibit-ed in £119 Pnris Salon, tug slllflltlxftei . .ux s. ‘i. istes and the N1 ‘before the the lil (filnnil-n $11K‘- contributor to the uiontreai art exhibition and, at-the Cam"

hlbit a keen spiritual 09109011011» They arc rich in ubriloslfheré and vivid in color and rnuilisna-m 8111911 did comibination of observation and