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LONDON. Dec l5—‘“l'he blind shall see." Theodor Koppsnyl, n student scarcely past 20. is in n. "if WHY of making the prophet-v come true. This youth, whose smooth. almost effeminate face is given an ascetic touch by big eye- glasses. bps again astonished medi- col authorities in Vienna lby his new successes in transplanting eyes from animals to other crea- tures which have first been made blind.

in an interview Koppnnyl declar- lii U181 llreat eye specialists would at first not believe their own eyesi

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when they saw what he had accom- plished.

Koppanyl first began his experi- ments with fish. going upwards in the scale of animals. l-le then show- ed a mlmber of rats "with trans- Blanted eyes. Asked concerning tip- piieetion of his operation to hu- mans. KOPDIWYi said: "

“ll opens wonderful vistas for the blind. Hut as yet it is only a

out ceremony, consciousness flneuce, tho members Prime Minister render nn accounrlcldred

Tile

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1921

in the

For an hour and Premier Lloyd

displayed

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LONDON, Dec. 1l5.—(7ontrastlng tlon of tho way they were handled. strikingly with Britain's royal pomp and splendour House oi‘ -1.ol'd.s at noon yesterday the scene mans a few llOllPn later when ivlth~ ‘Lindy George having said tho gtfllllnKhuu yesm.m,y_ by “H, Sm“, but with evidential‘ imland wan that 0i ilflwcr and in- with allegiance to tho King be .l.lll"n_ came facilities were

in the

llouse of Com~i

those inclined to

ed him on "Alliance"

hmrd m“ "i! an“ faced m“ "i-“Mile ""11 ‘it’ broadest forms. it declares

task of exposb tllon was difficult and onc which ho

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.- The Guam cable or to ziny oil“... “bu. Early in his address he silenced text pf the 1mm)» between

the‘,

interrupt him- United States and Japan covering may desire to lay in ti“. mm“, Wh li\ , . , - ‘ ‘ ' B“ a“ U B u‘ mpmber i“i°"°g“‘ the agreement as to the Status of‘Tbo treaty also contains detailed

Pram“ U“? 75mm! 0i Yillt. was made public provisions for thc protection 01' DPliurt‘ linitcd ‘Slates |)l'0]iPrly' mid the 0i’ ti“! "mi" nient. Provision ill TPQHTJI llrright, or up. [vnigm] gmuis W“,

llrzlwn the

l ' . . l. , _ _ _ or his Stewnrdghmand the Govern-Mann‘ m ségfi-fililiéiii‘ tliiegeinlttgdtifgatzsagihnilwhziglg ire: iilider treaty also and nlcdllcs menu‘ pa" m me “M! sememnnthegiance m m“ “m3? he ma“ Mk‘ ‘hose; of cable communication Iilllillll‘ okitwtliohhelfultlure Him “Ems m- n.

‘hme mmflers m, m? membms w retrain mm in Gvmiwhmg m“ r l! - sla nevu- be exercised Gcorgc spoke to torruptlonb as his '

i" denim i" Yflll) "on terms of the en-

reluies to the Yup against United States pr0pEl‘Ly_

which tho United Slates lnlgrggt.

lire equality with Japan." Japan

(‘teorgc ii. lone bandit near his home in Echo cclvetl two shots, olrc ill thc shoul-

bnndlt. n youth about 25 years of nlgc, attempted to fire seven shots

hope."

ll-ie laid emphasis on the "hops." saving that his experiments had not yet extended chat far.

crowded benches and jammed gul- lerles. The only touch of twolor in tho ancient legislative chamber was tho brilliant roll coated um~ form of Colonel Sir Samucl ‘lloaro who shoved the reply to the speech

wislmslsl nsllsssuiss

WASHINGTON. DEC. 15.— A very strong denial of the stories which hive been printed here to the effect that the British policy in regard to tho piesent point in discus-shin of its relation to tho naval ratio was based very largely "Don self-interest was issued today

from tho throne. dt la notau oration like October 31st wbcn tllc Prcinlor, having bot-n challenged, prorloiitall alternatives of

disliked. Tho Prime ‘Minister w‘ deeply impressive as lie came ncur the cnd, when. in slow tones and solemn tnanner he drow a picture of the British imperial W uf‘ (‘uln- net at which a vacant chair lvn» waiting for lrclllllil and donlmll it'll futures whorl lliritoifs fears would llo lrcin.l'1li's anxieties and Britain's

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i hlONTlllClAiih llcc. l5.-—<l.llwru.nc.e

ilisliiississ is THANKS

Mowfiltnsn. Dec. Mir-Marcel de Verneuii. French Consul General 0f this city received a telegram from Marshal Foch dated from New York to the following effect. "Diflflfifi flifliB ‘l was very much touched by any reception in Carr ads. .i shall retain a faithful ro

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by a representative of. the Empire delegation. The point which the "big three" are uow engaged in thrcshl out relates lo Japan's de- mand f r retention of ‘Mutsu. he: latest battleship, as wall as u new bottle cruiser. in order to main- tain the Hughes ratio and make all cqtiltabln arrangement all rollnd, i." Japan's point wormncceded to tho United lStMcs and British lists would hsvolto lbe revised, ‘Both these nations would -bo allowed two new ships in place of two of tho older vessels at thc bottom or lists of those which are to be scarpped. This would involve an lmmodlnfo building programme on thc. part of Great Britain. ‘

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RATEQL-ddc per lino pcr day, 9c per line per day for 3 days or over, lo c line pcr day for ll days or nvcr. Count 0 words to n. llnc. Groups of 6 figures, initial letters. count as one word. l0 per cent, discount for cosh. Address forms part of nd.. and must be paid for. B eclal Rates Furnishadltoomo ld.. 7 c. for seven words for one week. Situation Wanted, for seven words. 60c per week.

vacuums ossoslns- Stirling}

' llunter. Kellsington.

________ __- "FOR SALE. DELIVERY SLEIGH and Bobs. W. T. Wellncr.

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‘WANTED BY YOUNG LADV room and board, central locu tion. Apply Guardian Office.

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‘WANTED-A blacksmith, hire or give the lllllf interest in good business. North ltiver

‘CHRISTMAS CAKES. procurable Fruit, 60c, plain 60c per lb. Stewar now.

“IRATE FATTENED CHICK be buying

en and fnwl. Will

now tlll January 10th

from ~ Paying hiEhB-‘ii mtliiiei Drift“ i“ would have had a more steady (ier- imfl" Wm“ or “m” M‘ (" M“ may, and have stood a much bcl- Ommm knmulr‘ _ tcr chalice of getting our money ‘TEKCHER WNNTED, hDldlllg illifllf." flrstciass certificate. i0!‘ site" The Earl of ‘Crawford, replying

Lake school district, 2903 Sask. Salary, $110.00 per month. du. ties to commence Feb. 20th. An- ply D. G. Burreli, Sedy. Shell

Lake, Flask. l

_______________..._____. wave voua Fuss amount. pd m “mg by ill, flfl Dill‘ 39811011 closes for this class of work the end Oi Pebruary- We do 1hr

will

Llyod Moresida,

BEST

t’: Bakery. Order

memibrance of it and beg you lo ‘convey again my thanks to the ‘Onnadlanuluthoritics and all those who received mc.

i Signed Foch." ,

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Upheld Hapsbiirgs i And Hohenzollern

fence of Old Dynasties

‘LONDON, Dccx1-l'i—~-I’ltl:lfl for for-id luer Emperors ‘of iiouse of Lords \ Lord‘ Newton, raising the question‘. of thc excl-usllon of the llapslaillrs‘ ilynasty from the lllungarluu throne, slild that thc. Hungarian, pcoplc evidently il(‘$1‘il‘[*ii to have ill king.

"Wily," iifl ilskctl, “should thc llapsburgs lie excluded any nlnrn than any other dynasties that werol still allowed to rule?" uow could the attitude of ibe great powers be reconciled with the sclbdetermination.

it was, holn

a free nation.

Charles, ‘of Austriu-llilngary,

him to a ncw St. ‘Helena. Lord ~Phllllm0rc, an emtncnt law-

ers had for telling thc people of Hungary who should be their king or not. or whether they should have a kinlg at all. ‘Ho. protested against any interference in l-lilngarys in- ternal affairs.

lie tllowght it was n. mistake to have dethroned the Hohenzollerns, "becnusef he said, “with u chas- tenede Emperor on the throne, "we.

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s the stoic. Lord Newton Leads Lords in oe-p-cdlng Pfiliiiiil‘ and llrou jports rcutzhlng Scuttle. iloss is estimated at hull a mill Trnnscoutincntal nulill was virtually]

.Sir Lonlr-r G0lilfl, former luv-mics m.“ gm- mpflionllgziu" olumcnt lcni in the volunteer sort-l Iiiil’. Mcfltlrvcy, in opening,

principle of __

cll. the attitude

tho country with

or or negot iation

and won the day by n division ova» whclmingly Ttllfllfilll}

cat's policy. Ills

simply of narrating problems faced by the doiegationes with a dcscrlp

with irr-lllnlll

lllll (ihovcrn role today was

victory lrcillnllHi joy. King flcnrgn slowly null ilistlxirtly’.

throne on record." ,4, M

SEATTLE, lVa

lWnstern Washington is its damages today after four day» ,nf ilonlls which resulted in tho loss,

f illififiilll lives

bio ls expected

ollars.

Geimimy “ml-Hue traffic. which Austriadlllnlgary‘ were mndc lu tboihunnd sine", Saturday mo“ rnsuulcl FWPYIHY W7"‘“;‘lmla_v by railroads.

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PlllEilERiCTON. lllcc. l5.—-\Vord s been rcccivoti hero that lllraln,

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counting

which rendered.

llltlc furtlll-r ill-cording to rr~ Propcrly c

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Must Pay Debt

By June, 1947

U. S. Senate Committee

’ European Finance Experts

nciai

hopo that

yer, asked what authority the pow. m‘ up in m“ ‘Sonata Tlwsdflfl

ion dollnr debt

States is certain.

The foreign flna

fl

the. Senate “i”! (lonimlttcc had‘ lluul- with tho nd-l had become responsible tor Sililfiiilglminlatration forofgn 1mm mum,“ bill.

WZASIIJNGTON, Doc, 15,-l~‘ln- and economic added. a lgross and intolerable ln-Zbrmlgm along fm. mrplgn (lplnga, tcrfereuce with the government of “m, m the flrmnmvn, mnmr,,n,,,_ ‘vmprloo lill the

Lord Ornrimoro and Browne ro-upebt mlgm possum, mm" m, “mm 5'9"“ mi“ 1mm!“ ha“ “fir?” 1° given n surprise today, when tbcy not as jailer for the ex-Emperorflcnd whm

PXPCTIH

the inter-allied

Flnzlucu

ally announc- ing of views on

to tho linltcrl

ncicrs and coon

nillists were chiefly interested in. or nronsclll by, thc provision lnscrt~ ed in the bill by the inittee, which definitely establishes Juno 15. 1047.

Senate com

s tho ultimate

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Ion l

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Drive lulnbcr.

whlin ongngr-ll

gSir Loiner Gouin Meets Mr. King

]."-_Thp mm“. sons ivcre tillacu into custody in

OTTA\\'.\ . Doc,

l inf tlucbcc, mcinbor

yonsiitucnry or lsilllililf-nlliftlillOflf.imurfi “"i‘ wib ' ' 10:4 lil vlcw ll

‘Hlltfi ulllli-ll to tllo list uf lllust- ill‘

uuimhcrs in parliament halving con~ l)l"inlll‘\r niclll ill india has

53,- [mnm- M. lnczlsurci; lor lluutllini: ug

ivcrsutltlilg with Mr. King, clcrl lust l‘\'l‘lllil,’.f. iivcil in puny ‘with llodtllplil- Lcuiivux nu

guru" incl Mr. King at. dinner and alitcr~ ‘wards to the leaders office lr. ihn Several other prominent members elect also

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P-arliamcut buildings.

rt-arl his speech “u it was ono. of tho shortest. spucchcg from the.

MEETS llEllH

fliontroal ui T310 in Pillll-l

lifwiiflstcr fit-fill ‘.10 of this city who ackcd in the svashrotnn of Child's rcstilurllnl. last cvunlng by iin as . snilant with an nxo anti rcccivcd two _ severe wounds on tho hcao and one on his arm. ills assailant ‘was: promptly apprehended by two i nd gtlvc the namc of Gregory lferr. iwaltci- of Toronto. lv-hcn turned ‘ovor t.o tho poilcc authorities Kerr slatcd that b". "llftlh to llo some ,tlling" adding that he ‘had no lmoncy, that his wife had nothing to out, and that lie. hall been out of work for six luoiltlls. Tllc charge assault and attempt to

of illn diners. in the cstabllsbnletlt‘circular quay

llli lllllillN

culme to thc scene with a light.

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BRANTFOILD, Ont, Dcv 15~ Cartwright, Dalllollsle Street jeweler, was hcld up by u

Place, on Sil-tilrd-oy night and re-

tier and one In (he ll-ft groin. The

in all, Luv, tbs cnrtriilges imtlssetl fit-p lu live attempts, Mr. (‘art - wright called for help, and his wife

which frightened the brlndltnwzlv without his gelling any loot. Mr. zlrtwright was carrying loss than two llollum in change. but hr- hall

sluts llllE

VANCOUVER, llcc. l5.-—<Fire at, Hliiilcy, N. S. W.. caused a damage of flvc million dollars today accord- ing to a cable ~ to Vancouver Prov- lncc last night. Among the build- lngs destroyed the message said lVllll the Pastoral l-‘lnancc. Associa- tions. Wool Stores opposite. tho with loss of 30.000

Calla aEiijoyed Its Best House .

"'1"; U"? Vifrlbla laid ilgalnst him. accident at Ivlpplof in cilttlnpi hundreds temporarily hoiuclcss and “Hm. \,,,inlén.k:iltiiilvu,lc1iulliliix (::.fi,?\;:\':“jl _ washed out lu-itlges and roads ilnnfmg n.0,,’ u‘. “tad about 111'.‘ ' s! '““°"g‘m““’d ‘raific "ml m" wimiof age and is survived bv n willow] communications in many quarts otimm m“ Ema" Phimrpn‘ '

Tho high wuturs arc n»

Six Hundred

v iilll‘

During Recent Days

liflNDflN, Dru IPwTliO arrests Ilhrouglloilt. India in recent days ‘have ri-zlcllel! ii lOiiil of G00, tll-corll Jill: t0 oiflcliil llllvlvos roccivctl llil-rc. Tho grililtczst. llunlllcr of pcr~

('ill‘i‘\llill, ‘vVlHlTil. wliut is tcvulcil the is lltifilllliiilg

f thc coming visit nf ‘thc Prlncc of Wulcs. Tbc (iovcrn-

enforcing lwo rcprcsslvc ucis, the 'crluililul uct. of 15108 and the pre- l_Vf‘liii(ill of scditlous uicciings’ llct oi‘ ltlll, uudcr which thc mcrzuller- ‘Sillp of sociolics which ‘have bet-n idol-lured unlawful arc subject i0

ll

visited Mr. King during thc aftcr~|"i‘i'<‘>'i-

noon, Alcssrs, Poland, Alurrii, Low‘ {North

(South ltcnfrew) blulcr, and others,

iCllrley Elected

l

2.315 votes ovcr John Murphy. fnrml

in ont- of thc closest lliuyon

bind. 'l‘llo vole was:

805i; Murphy, 71.554; (‘hilrlcs

10,812.

‘(lllfllflii llilil ii was not until

Mayor 0f Boston

.‘ ( . . h“. 5~~-‘oi' l r ll llvnr. Sim‘ yor n1‘ liostoil TiHBl-lilil)’ by u plumb,(~;n.lgl|-opip-_ ator Penrose. chairman oi‘ the Fin~ ity oi‘ unce Committee, form 2A. general air of the European (lov- crnmcnbs towards their elovan bli-

‘r l"lrc (‘Omflllllfiltlilliij llty (‘Illlr tcsls in thc history of thc city. ’l‘l\o. otbci- iw ocaildidzlics ran f'lr ll..- Curllgv, 73¢

limiter, 4.241%, (‘llurics S. O'f‘ollllo

Thu lend nltcrilatcd bctwccn (‘ur loy and Murphy as ilic votes wcrc illfi rlncis wore llcilrll from that

lDefective Piers s Found In St.

PauPs Cathedral

clght months, been saved from a

‘llwo of thc massive piom in the south trunscpt worc found in a lic- IIfI-clivc condition. and wliut appear- ‘cd solid work was lllS(‘0VP1'P(l to iconialn inferior nlilieriill. This caused grave defects, and work hail to ho commenced iniluctll:l.i.cly.

(‘anon Alexander, treasurer of tho cathedral, informed a repress outatlvc Llurt thc restoration of the

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Till) will

Building‘ Year]

l _..____ lNumber of Nqw Buildings Erected

14.000, Compared to

Last Year

11,000

LONDON. Ont., Dec. 14.--- Qum- tlons oi‘ intcrnatitinul importance] to tho building industries were flit?‘ PUSBUII in the annual report of W. T. AicGtlrvcy. ‘Sccrctunv of thc. lila- son (‘.OYll'1‘ilCi0l"R' ASe rintion of the llnitcd Stairs and fanadu at till-i did‘. ink,‘ scssion of thc Associa- tion's 12th annual convention in thoVTccums-ch Jlouse this nrlcr-

noon. l s l

rc-, tcrrcti. to the cxclillngle ‘ilt‘i.Wf‘t'3il‘

tho’ linitcd States. and (lanada, and

adopted slcrnlar ilokcll "cull conditions bc aiirlbll~ ‘vhmhp, m" "M, dmhgation m Ln“ 1mm“ by w“ gmimwhai m m” m“ ‘M'- "M don exceeded its powcru in signinc

oi‘ cvcry $100 paid the iiniicd Stains (lovcrnment ill taxes $92 is spout for wnr purposes?"

| Dealing with wages and other items zitiectlng the building lradcs, the Secretary reported that, with flailing prices and industrial dlfii cultics, some of the local Join. Arbitration Boards blld bscrrwarn ing the journeymcn that n "world- wide depression was upon us, and that thc continuance oi‘ the high wagn was only a moans to an cnd for our business. in a great man:

k ritlvs the wisdom oi‘ thc mcn LONDON n“; mmsflst I,_,"n.fi'|lroni1itc<l u rcuctlun, while in iCutill-tlrlil bus during thc past “m” "ilipfi ‘hem was a Willy“

and, we llcllcvc, this refusal was pnrtiallir the cnusc of only 72 pn- ccut of iiilllliiflg mechanics bolnr icmnloyctl in fifty ono cities that rc. ported to us.‘

As to conditions in Canada, the Secretary saysw-

"it. is gcni-raliy’ known that this is one of thc best house huildln? ycars (Jllnadil has ever known. Th? number of new buildings erected to d-nie is H.000 compared with 11.000 last your, and it is said that no industry has a brighter outlook lu thc, Dominion than has bllllll~ lug.‘

l nvunm, Dec. irwounslion of

‘Griffith. Mil-howl (‘illlins and othtnr

for the Government, said that

maturity dato of thc founder obll~ nations. in other words thc fund~

ii" lng commission created in tho icg

could not discuss tho question ofmhmim, mum wfitn in“, m“ “fife;-

tlle ‘restoration of dynasties.

Announcements,

lmcnts effected with the debtor igovcrnluonts n. stipulation that they shill] pay thc cntlrc amount of their debts, principal and lntcrcsta, lot inter than 1947.

The foreign lroasury represents tivcs, otherwise, had no reason to

it was their first opportunity lo votc for Mayor in this city. Tllc lssuc. so fur us thcrc was any dcfinltn issue in this your» czlulpnlgn. was (‘llrlcy‘s rccorll u.“ Mayor. Murphy was cudorsctl by thc Good Government. Association. <t pcrnlanl-nl. organization which re. commends u list oi cnndidntcs at. dzich election. in his campaign spout-hos lic ultnckoll what ll!‘ cull- crl “Cll"lcy.slm" and nsscrtcd that ~he tormcr Mayor when ill officc llzld not properly looked ilftcr the twll_v‘s intcrcsls. Purim. rouutclotl wllb accusations thllt inc Good (low "Tlllllflfll Association wils llPlltiPli hv ‘l cliqllc sucking to gain control ol‘ W» and that anion» ‘its loud prs wcrc sumo m-cn wlin worc not

(ill lzollo of limllon. cxccpt

,lllsi pro

u". Ono-n"... who cpl-thin, \Vlien piers was now almost completed. whims from Z50 iir"i‘iil“i~‘l ‘iiiiii The. last of thc stccl girders was bro-u totililcll. Murphy was slllritiy' ‘ , , , illlPlill. The voto of ('.lli‘lf‘_\"!<l homo "Xpd wnhm Hm pa!“ “w ‘L1H’ ward turned out in large mlulluirs

in spite of u. llcsllltory snowstorm.

proximately l0 tons, have beelicon- Smtos m“; (ymmdfl it had “irufled 1° “any m“ Sim“ or me silggcstetl that. a local Mason Con arch.

These girders, to a weight ni‘ up] ‘In vmlons (“has of me Unflgd

been

‘tarctorsr Association should b8

The qucsiion of the other six formed sxnQQ mo [n51 cnnvonfloil

thought

i h. '_ las of work. Also dress- '

hi: iii iftiflfl: of furs‘. gnu-agave} 701mm over nnmhm. umendm,,,,,_ “if” gilgxzfgagtrealtr m i adopted by tho finance crimmlltco. Q‘ ‘:5__’__‘_'_____',______.:__..__. __, _ which fixcs tho minimum mic rli

new; (wxra FOR SALE. —We “ATM __,.“ v... “m. “(If My, p.- intorcst at five pnr ccnt. have rctPivRd '1 "B" ‘hipme’; “i g" ii‘ flihjrffn‘ f‘: Passage of tho rundlnl: hill is cx- N"- i‘ E'°°"'° 8”‘ Cum’ u: 4:57;"! fllvgnrds ‘in n lino. owl-ms of [ll-civil to lmstcn thc cabins ct -' M“ M“ Pony Guam u“ trmtmlw fi Mm” "Mm" "‘“"'" "M"! m‘ world economic ('(liJf<!l‘<*lll'l~. and fllflllh in the latest. s y W- ono word. l0 pcr cont. discount. for _ c Also in hand different kind of “nfldh. €flélltlfldfflxgfzll part of m1. brunch spokesmen nssorl that the fur trlmmlélsll m!‘ ginfitiiaolfillfliit ‘m m“ ° 9§_____' reparations problem cannot be ari- Thelm s00 a W / justcd t-xcopt in consideration with wholesale prices. The Montreal ':¢"3T1E'l{VARTva CREAM bread I'M mtnrflllipd ‘Wm pm- nnmodelllnlr 00-. Q1169" Si- i‘ i‘ 0 v~

~<~»- 0

All of thc cllndldlltcs.

limiter were Democrats. thc 110110?

pondlturc rcacllcrl £20,000.

Vi?" i“ i“ b“ Yilibireii i“ ii mm" such associations had been form» mission, consisting principally of N1 in twclve United States cities. engineers, who will report on this Wm‘. n", mutter irnd also us to thc cnndi-Among other cities soon to join lion oi‘ tho falbric generally.

Asked when he wilolc of the cathedral would be l/n a satisfactory

parent organization

are Ottawa. and Winnlnflll in (‘MP

U"? nda.

per-t that it will thc. finished lllliirgigxgfiolflllofl, the middle n fthc century." Approximately £70,000 has bccn

issued in i914. Last. your thc cx-qiortlon to population than any oili-

or country.

_____._.~.4-_.___- Thc United Kingdom is said to; raised in answer -lo the appeal first. have more women workers in prom

ill his pnckct five thousand dollars‘

iisfssssis ssilsssuliss

WINNIPEG, Dec. .i5.~~M r. (‘rorar Progressive leader, declined today to make any comment whatever on thc report that he would" cntur thc Government which will bc. formed by Mr. King. ilt is believed this political associates will be sur- priscd by such development