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Charlottetown Guardian, Three Ce ntl.
_Morning Guardian. Founded 1soi. Evening cunt-alan. 1aa1.
CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1920.
sy Mali, cannon, oa.oo,'u. s. 'A.. $3.60.
, Annual Subaerlptlonldellvered, $4.00. __
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` ` April 6 to Get Out of
__ Syria, and the Arabs Have Ordered ii, British Out of Palestine. - '
French are Given T111,
(Special to The Guardian.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 25.
-Despatciies from Beirut an- nounce that Emir Felsal, recently proclaimed King of Syria, luis giv- en the French until April 6th to leave Syria and the Arabs have ordered the British out of Pales- tlne.
Prince Felsnl son of the King
of 1{edj.iz has been ordered to ex-
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pluin to the Supreme Council of the allies the crowning oif him as King of Syria. Mr. Lloyd George announced that recognition -was denied him by the allies as ruler of that country, as Lebanon pro- tested against his sovercignity_ After the ceremony of his proclamation, Emir Feisal de-` ilarcd that this would not eiieet relations with thc allies. .
P. E. lSLAND’S DAY AT FUR AUCTION SALE
P. E. island Silvers, Brought Highest Prices, .Two
Matched Pairs Bringing $1,600 and $1,560. Hon. A. E. Arsenault Addressed Meeting on P. E. island Fox lndustry. _ *
(Dom. Press Special.) _pladed and no better evidence of
MONTREAL, March 25.-This
was -Prince Edward lsland's day at the Canadian Fur Auction Sales and -fox shippers from the Island watched their choice skins bringing excellent prices. The top price was $800 each for a matched pair of silver foxes; another pair brought $1,560 and the majority of other silvcrs ranged from $200 to $600 por skin. _'Sales of silver' fox had not been concluded when adjournment was made at noon.
The sale of cross fox during the
morning totalled ‘$61,402 and pri-
uept ranged from $100.10 $200 DB1' pe _
Hon. A. E. Arsenault. e`ir-prem-
lor ol’ Prince Edward Island, ad- dressed the buyers for ii few 'niliilites on the silver l`ox lndustry ‘before the beautiful silver fox pclts, the pit-.cc de resistance of the sale were offered at nuc- tlon. "l'_‘ox raitcliers were breeding for quality at present rather than for production," he said. The best silvers lit the present collet-,tioii wei'e Priiice Edward island ranch furs_ The old theory that wild fox pclts were superior had been ex-
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&_____-._.,___l... *WOMAN T0 OLEAN OFFICES.
and also to do liouscliold wash- ing. Apply Guardian Oillcc.
*WANTED T0 RENT.-HOUSE
Lily May lst. Modern. Phoiit- 195
7837-3-24-M'ECillitl
___.__________.______ WANTED A 'GIRL OR ELDERLY
lady to do housework. Apply at 74 Bayfield Street.
7870-li-20ME2iptl
_,1¢@,1-_ FOR SALE BOAT AND ENGINE
both practically new. A. McLean tit Co., Georgetown.
7874-3-20-MEM.
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7862-3-25-i\il52i
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its explosion could he found, be said, then by comparison of \vild fur with those offered from Island
(Special to The Guardian.) lanlync issued orders which were
intei'pi'eted as providing a coiiipl-
OTTAWA. MPWCII 25--The m\Va1 etc deiiiobiilzaticn of the naval ser-i
ll0|iCy WHS l1Il¢1€'I‘ diSU\1SSiU|\ 1\iZl\i“ vice as al present coiistitiitctl. The' at thc caucus of Unionist senators Mlnnnl-,. ln- Inn .Nnvnl Serving. lg anti members of the House of (Jom~ m nnnn, 3, slnlcment nt me pnr. nions held'this morning. The dis- pose 0,- ,msc 0,-new in the House cussion was brief but it has given of lionl,-_‘Om mmm-mw_ In me rise to the belief that Canada may me-dnllme, it is ,.ep0,-[Pd Mn Bal. _V91 Ht'-CGDL i-116 Rift Of V¢‘SSl’|S Wi\lC|\ `laiitync was asked to give soine in- IIBH D68!! Offered bl’ the BNUSYI foriiiatioii in callous. The conse- 80V9"\_"\'Sl'li- Al il ll\`0‘/A0115 Callfufi tluenco is that there is now in cir- UIS g0V@1`1`-llllelli-'S SUDD0i`l9FB DF0' culation a report that the so-culled nourwed against the adoption Of 11 deniouliiznti-on cf the canadian nn- Dtifnlllllelli l1l1VH1 POUCY and DP0' val service was in réality a step sramme at the present time and in thc direction can reorganizat- the introduction of naval leslsla- ion and that the utter or the Brit. 11011- SUUSSQUQHUY H011- C- C- B211' ish government may be accepted.
Allies Serve Notice Communists Make on Moslem Agitators Headway Against ' -- ‘ Government Troops
(Special to The Guardian.) ' ~-*
‘ M-ADRAS, BltITlS_H lI\_lDl.~\. (Dom. Press Spectal,) March 25.-ln connection with a l.()1\'-DON,March25.----Despatclies iwarning issued by the H0111- _i§_0V' today indicated contiiiued success- erllur Gllainst utilizing UH* lli`0 _i\\\" es for (`omiiiuiiist military forces in klsh agitation 'for seditious aimS_. the revolt against the Geriiian gov notices have been served on ln eriimeiit iii the iiuliistrial district well known persons, Meslems. f0\‘~ of iwestpliaiia. 'At despatch solid
ranches, _ bidding them to attend, speak at. the last of the ltcichswehi' troops
Nmn,-u||y prince Edward Island; or m.(,m0t,_ nnplir; 'meetings were expelled -t’i‘om the Ruhr Val
fox men were very much to the' of any sort for two months icy and the power was exclusively foie this mornin Prominent ai e the resident iii tht h.1iid-1 of the y\oikiiien's
' _ g. ' ',Tlicy includ D ' _’ ' -_ - ' ` -`
inoug them was B. Graham Rogers. and secretary of the lo- couiicil. Goveinuieut under work- \il@ yll\1lli5<‘5i l'i\“i’i1 0Wl“‘l' Oil \\\0!(-nl congress committee and the men is proceeding smoothly the
Island who has a 48 lien fox farm ' . . li; _ 4939111011 Sam-
rlose to Stiiiiiiiersitle. Diseussiiigi Moqun L ‘me 175 Persons Killed. the fox industry, Mr. 'Rogei-s, who PARIS. Marcli 25.~*M0l`t> illlill
is a tv iical keen alert t`ar vision
on young rancher, snld't,hc sale oil . ~ ' tween Coiiiiituiiistic workmeiis foi
silver fox pelts antlbreeding stock ces and Geriiiairgoveriiiiieiit troops
from the island industry would run in 'l`l\ui‘ir\gia district near Gotha
_ o ° -
l , 0,000 hi , - 0 ll.l A- Hidi `h' »s.‘:,s_~.§2._*i__*':‘.l ...‘..z_l,s::_é.‘;f.°. imperial PWSS U00" _:§._.‘;:...al‘; ;‘:s.;e....r as
for inuch higher sum next year. “" Coniiiiunist chiefs escaped. Of This amount 250,000 will be A meeting called hy. the Board _ conunlnus Fi hun
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paid for pelts and the balance for of Ti‘t_ld’2. l`0Dl‘05@“U“S gli’ _"'“"‘_’;_'2 ESSEN, March 25.-Leaders of llvo foxes, 0l‘gf\l11Z2lU_0I\5 interest” "2 _ German Red ‘forces here today au-
. forth-couung Vlail Uf _U19 }~‘*‘“i‘“`° nounccd the capture of Wesel,
. . PYSSH Tl`!ii0H. WHS _il0|d In Ula H0322 northwest of Essen, which was bc-
~, ,. - , i t ening. ‘ . _.
United States Selling ~f_1r-df 1351);; _ ‘; ;,“,,,, _,_ ,,,, Sw-l__'»> the “ed f-~.=v of
_ Piesident, . r sim al days. The Reds refused the
nnnn-_ - _ goveriiment's offer for an nrmistlce.
Various committees were IIDPOIU' Fighting continued all day yester-
| ted, the understanding being that ~tlay. A Red comniurrique said the
WASillNG’I`ON, Marcii 25.~Tl\e ull. Slimmerside Board of Trade Red nriiiies ca»ptui'ed Fri-edrlclisfeld
navy departiiiciit aiinouneen today ,ou nlgng their own representa- Other forces have rcaclied the Rlv
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thc offer oi sale to the public of mms to act in conjtinctirin or irl- el' UDD0. about 20 miles north of_ 150 siibiiiarlne chasers wlilcli were , deDenden|ly_ as circuliistanees Essen. The Communists were in_ t-tinstrucletl at an average cost oil wnrrantc-d, ._ complete control of the Red armies,
$67.000. _'F1193' UTC “UW HDDfl\iS€‘¢i‘ The (.nn|m||_l@@S ntmlngpll wpre the (‘c-iiiiuuniqile concluded.
at $20900 ,.ncn_ 1 at-_ fnllgwsg _ Early tlespatches said that Wesel
_--<Ȣ>--- Finance. Mr- W. K. Rogers, chair. , was_ held hy six tliousand_ Reich-
_ _ _ _ I _ _M __ swell' troops supporting tie gov-
;l€‘"l‘{' §{;):kig__.J (t`_I0\.;/IW Szgm.; erniiieiit of President Ebert. The
- ' '__ _“__ “', KOH, H M van attackiiig Reds were snid to nuin-
In Divgrcg Measufgs L' “F “_ ‘ ‘_ '_ it, _'__‘E'_ ._ .nf bn- nt...-c than 20,000
liuskirk, W A Stewai , =i» Am M | _ ' h
____ lett; R. L. Cotton; John Agnew. ._)____i§S .‘f_}If_____'_‘__°';';'EA'_':_:_U__f_`____
($P2C|i=\i 1° Ti’\¢ Guardia"-i R¢°°P'i°": His H"“‘“` meuwn tary intervention in the Ruhr iudus
l.ON‘l)ON, Martfli 25.-The Ilouse nnt Governor McKinnon, chairman ._ _ _ "
, _ trial district of German wil fo-
of Lords, by it votc'of 93 to 415, to llnn_ J. H. Rell; Hon. Mr. thief low if the troops of thi; G__},_“a}_ day lias-it-tl the SCCUIHI l‘0i\di“l4’ 'Ji Justice l\'if\ihi050n3 Him- Mr- J“_5‘-' government arc unable to restore it bill introdueetl by Baron Buck- ice Fizgerald; Hon. Mr. Justice m._|_.__. 'hom in the num. funn-¢._ it master proposing important di- llaszard; Ilon. Judge Stewart; Ma- was 1,m|.m,d today If EMM m“_
vorcc reforius. .Tile bill Wilillil iS vor Riley; Messrs. J. A. Webster; iiiissarics are unable ue utiu e
_ to H t
based on thc majority r0l'10l‘i of Il W. Kerr; S. A. McDonald; E. _K pence in the present parleys. it was mynl L-ommlsslon extends the- Iirow; J. R. liurnott; W. F. Till- said, the Allies will gran; full nel-_ grounds for divorce to cover. ii- marsh; W. S. Grant. _mission to send as many troops mong other reasons, three years Transportation: Mr. J. A. Web- into tht- district. as l’rcsitlt~ut I-lb»
ese toll i.tbitu.il drunkenness sto ohtirman, Mr C W Rogers; ert niiy wish lt’ the indxiiiiuin tim
l..rt‘ _ l' ' -‘.\'. 1 ' -~ - ~ ‘ »- ' l" :ind cases where .tt sentence of Major D. A. McKinnon: Messrs. ed forces available to the central death has been cominuted to life H. V. Buntaiu; W. A. Gaudet; 1'. gtiveriiiiicnt cannot restore order seiwitudc. Tho bill after tt power- W. Turner; G. D. Wrlglit; Frank tll<‘ii Allied forces will take cllilrse
l`ul anti iiiiiliiissioiten speech by liar- B. Stewart; E. P. Kinsman; S. Ken- Of tilv ;l_iilt11li0<i;. on Iiirkenlicatl the Lord (‘,lianccl~ nc-dy Jr., l-I. H. Horne; l~I_ R. liiil- 'UCC r No Truce.
’ LO`\lDON’ March 25 A Berlin
lor, who supported thc iiieusure on son. _ ‘ - ' "-
-behalllof the government- in thc ' Publicity! J. 0. llyndmnn, chair- lluilliliifii l'~`C@iV0<l f0'\fl.V will U10
set-ond i‘e'idliig was carried des- man- Hon W M Len; Hon. F. J. G°"'"‘m H0V@l`l11I\0i\t has roiit-luded . . _ _ . , . _ _ _
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pltn opposition from the Episcopal Nash; Messrs. W. _I_7___(t_lottt:ii, (ji_____‘_;’_‘_‘_‘__";__t_f“‘_`l‘_’____Wig£___:_VT_fi?_i:_fl:;;‘_;i_
Bent-li, the (‘atliolic peers and the Burnett.; Peter c our; . _ t’ ____ _‘ '__ __ _‘ ' ___ _ lllgh Anglican church peers. Hornby; Dr. Yco_; Walter Joncsf 3_0 ;_____‘°“_p’ “_ ‘£5 ’_; _"_
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'l‘lit- bill has not yet appeared in Gordon ‘McMlllan, S. A. McLeod, ___ ____ _ol 05°' Y ,__ _.‘f__‘ AS:
' ' , _ _ i' uae o'l'_.i _
tht- llousu of Coiiinions but it is G. S. lnmnn, J. Hughes, W. S. E__ _“till M ‘“"' ‘;’ "
l l t rt in fbein Louson' E 'l' lligks- J E B Me qw" doqlm U mdny mm od Com'
-“Hill il' ‘ft “H105 U0 ii 0 5 " ' ' '_ -" ' ‘ ,' ` munist leaders in Westplialin as carried when it goes there. flrcmly: R. ,L_ Mulch; “mmm fienymg they had concluded H mme
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. No washing. Apply to tMrs. W. T. Wclliicr, 108
.Prince -Street.
7875-3-26MEtf_
WANTED. -- TELEGRAPH MES-
senger, good opportunity for for smart girl to learn operating. Apply Anglo-American Telegraph Ofllcc, tSuiuinersitle.
7878-3-26-ME3i
FOR SALE FUR-BEARING. BIB-
crinn, I-‘lemish Giant and Felli- greed Belgian hnres', young and old stock, Write for prices. G. Sutherland, Montague, P. E. I.
7880-3-26-ME2lpd
°WANTED.--TWO ROOMS AND ` hoard for three people. Apply - stating terms to "S" cafe Of
Guardian, 7633-3-16MEtf.
; .°wAN'r£o, sv MAY 1s‘r, nous:
with modern conveniences and centrally located. Apply “M".
_ Box' 110, ctty,. '
7454-3-8-Mlllti
l FTHIRTY HOUSE! FOR SALE
in city. For further particulars
l apply at office of Mark R. Mc-
`-'*°‘-; hen- _ _ with tle gov nment_ Protest Against Close _“.‘t?°.".7'.‘i.§‘...{.`;.”".l?.l?.f‘..i.2;..‘”‘t‘i?“'§: "°"-"5 °°"°5i*'°*°- T'°°»= °"
A B d _ Grant L E Prowsc John Andei °r er __
0! son; H. illlack; J.; A. Clark‘ HA.G-UE'_ 'Marqh 21-T' The
- u 1 i Government has concentrat-
--»- -’\- M0D0“l\ld'3 JMUUS PMUUC B- R- ed eoiisitlcrable number of troops
Tho meeting of sliortaliwn held liruwrl. along the Ger-man border licciiuse
t lionrtl of Tiadc r00iuS y0‘\i `P"°§"amm° AW E"f°l'¢a|"m°"f' of benv fl htln between S ar
in .hc ' ' - ' ~ Y 8 L! -D - crtluy afternoon was largely attend- Mr. Isaac Carter, clialrinnn. The tn.-nn; nnd novel-nlneln 1,-Unng rd. Representatives from all parts chairman _oi each of the foregoing southeast ot' Wesel_ neat' the
nl the Province being present. committees, Hon. G. E. llul:il0S3 Diilcli frontier, The Reds ore well
i\ir. J. P. Mt-.lntyrc was on mo Major Bartlett; l\fessrs_ F. R. equipped with tanks, h_env_v and
char and Mr llrnrtz, Chester Mebuie light artillery and they have tap
tion called to the i . ` ' `~ - ' '- ` Russel fx Clark of Mmm; Stewart tured the manufacturing town of
was appointed secretary. -*"”€°'*’“'”°‘ B0°Sh°|'*9-
The object of the meeting was
to organize a protest against the THE WEATHER _
closing of _:he _spring ,shooting of TEMPERATURE _
86886 Rn( TRD . Quite n nu_ml:er of those pregfnt TIDE, MOON ETU. _ _
expressed t e r vows neu ni! -l , ‘ Dr. C. H. Beer. Nathaniel Gny, J. TORONTO, .March 25.-North I). Jenkins and others. E,,,,l¢.r]_v gnlel _
Premier Bell was present and The title will be high this nftér-
expressetl bow matters stood today noon at 2.81, and tomorrow 3.24; ‘with regard to the Inlrrllativfllll it will be high tomorrow morning
treaty :testing with migratory birds nt 4.09 and tSunday at 5.26.
A strong committee was f0rmcd Sun sets this evening nt 0.22
representative of the island and and tomorrow at 6.23; it rises to- various districts to prepare mem- morrow morning nt 5.49 and Sun-
orlnls to he submitted to Provincial tiny at 5.47.
and Federal Governments asking New moon Saturday, March 20th.
l t tl l b modified to allow 6.56 a. m. ' . ;,;';_,n,:; 'gags ,md 1,,-,mt from pn-n .nm-ter moon saturday. terday afternoon. Three mstlwtll mitted for Yfwrlnfvfmetien and en- -------------
QUEENSTOWN, March 25.-The
chairman of the 'District Council oi .Sinn Fein received a letter threatening death if any police in
Queenstown wore killed. lSixty
five Sinn Feliiers. arrested in Cork district were taken to England yes- terday,
DUBLIN, March 25.-A soldier in
civilian clothes was shot dead yes-
iMr_ Joseph MeCarey, the l‘l'0Sil1GHl
175 pirsoiis killed in fighting be-
HE UHBANIZATIHN [Il NAVY MEET! G 0F A TI- @ N[IW l|N[|EHl]llN5|llElilil|llN T BERCULOSIS SOCIETY
The Dcmcbiiizaunn orncrsnccentiyisstica Annual Meeting Was Held Last Evening in St. are Understood to be Preparatory to P2ll|’S |’ilflS|l Hall- Veil EllC0llf32i|lg Rellilfis
Reorganization cf Navy with Probable Submitted.
V The annual iueetin of the Anti-t
P!
Tuberculosis Society was held last
evening, in St. Paul's I‘a.risli llall,
in the eliair. _
'fhcre was a fair attendance in-
cluding tht- oilleers of the Society who occupied seats on the plat- form. .
The first report, read was tilili Of
the 'i`i‘easurer. MTS- W- E- BQHUPY whit,-h showed receipts for the year
aniounting to $§116_00 with ex- penditure oi’_ $2.0 310 ilmvlng fl hal' anno on hand ot' $68.50. Tl\is'was a marked increase fever the re- ceipts of last year. -
The other reports were also ex
ceedingly encouraging in tone and elicited very favorable comment.
On motion of Canon Simpson,
gegopllprl bv Mr. \V. F. Tidmhrsil
help to bring about the desired
Dr. Porter was tendered the
Other speakers were (‘ol. S. R.
Jenkins; Mr. \\'. F. Titlmnrsh; Judge Fitzgerald; Mr. Mc(‘urcy;
Provincial Health Officer. The last named stated that be intended at an
inspect-or for milk anti meat in Cliarlettetown.
was decided that it committee of 20 wait. upon the council to urge tlie illipolntment. ol’ such an inspec- tor. Tlie following were appointed Judge l"itzgerald. Rev. ('anon Sinip son R-‘\ Mr R.\\mond Di S
nail; ltlessrs. W. S. Louson; D. A
i<m.\r i, Mr. Cotton, W.
E. Bentley; W. E. Owen; G. D. Dc- Illois; l\ii's_ Hodgson; Mrs. S. R. Jenkins; Miss Delilois.
'i`lie_ofilt',ei's of last year were
all re-clertell with only one change Mrs. (`. G. Duffy on tht- executive in liiat‘»'> of lllrs. I). 0'M Reddin, resigned. ‘
it was decitlotl that the commit-
eity council the seconn_ Monday in April.
THE PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
The l‘resideiit's address which I
had the privilege of delivering be- fore you last yi-ar included detail- ed liiforiiintiuii as to the ineasures taken to t-onibnt tlistuise, particular- ly tuberculosis, and presented facts for the consideration of-the iiuthorl- tier; ami the public which should make for |nmre health-ful condi- tions thzin now prevail in this city and -province, but for the present l will be as brief as is posslblv with dtie consideration for thr- ini- portance of the subject.
I desire to express my pleasure
at being iii n position to review the work of another very successful year. nnd to testify to the valuable ofllces of the Ladies Auxiliary, the Honorary Secretary and the cap- able and assiduous District Nurse.
The statements of the officers of
this society from year to year have niarked continuous progress lu :tl- lsvlatlng distress not only among persons affected with tuberculosis hilt also relieving those \vlio are afflicted with ills of any kind, and who are in poverty, and it may safe- ly be assumed that the work which ls reflected in the reports now sub-
tlianks ol’ the audience at the close nm. of H h0uS,.|,0|d to nef»0,n¢. nf. °f his i\ddl`95S- ' fceted where one of their number
HCV- MV- RHi’ll\0Htl and Dr. Yeo. ‘was organlzetl. The District visit-`
early meeting of the city council ‘ the reacli of 0110 lit’-F5011. and it is moving for the appointment of an' very much to be desired that au ad
confidence in the Assoelatioii.
The annual collection was taken .
U11. IIS Usual, in May anti although the weather was unfavoralilt-, the ladies who kindly voluiiteered to distribute and lake-up the envelopes i succeetletl in bringiiig in very rc-\ spectalilv i~etui'us, amounting toi $1000, approxiiiiatelyl The usuali grant ol’ $200 was received l'roiii tho; Proviiicial Govei‘iiiiis»iit, and $100. from the city, wbicii with geiier-i ous lirlvate contributioiis amounted , to over $2000. 1
'l`liere were less extreiiie cases,
of illness and poverty than lu tlicl previous yeai's,- but the advancedl cost ot' medicines, food and eonl` taxed the resources of the society tel such an extent that caution had to` be prot'tisPtl in order to keep t-x-A D@l\fiil1ll'1‘ witliiu the reveiiiie, still,_| iio tlesetiiii use \\ is ll nel t
` - ~ " gC'. 'i.`Ilii'( L)
they were unanimously adopted. _ __ __ __ _ , I\lr, Tidmarsh especially commend- `f;‘_;__“_l_t_]_'i(_’f;.t the “°Ce""m3 ‘mentions “d_MiS§ D9§_‘°i“‘H'h"w]_?L5:;_‘§n$ur;(§I The lllslieiisary whicli is conduct- fm “El Wm ' 9 " ' y led 'by the Latlies Auviliarv still`
.thc opinion that -both the 1'-‘rovin-_ ___________ ___ ____ __ _n_.________.___ ___é_o__ as. Clfll ‘md Civic Gqvernmems should lit~atlqii:irtPrs tiliiil dislriliutiiig een-1 lllillw |i‘l`gW` gmnis '°“""dS the| ire for the Society. lt is open dallyl
\v0l‘k. _ ¢ from 10 a. ui. to 4 p. iii. At t"lirist-, | p
DV '\|ii\'“ Wlihologlst- mf‘°"rEd mas the u<'u'il tree was iii evidenccl
tit tilt' f\lll>1\l‘Pl\i |€\l\“W5.V ‘vhich fix' laden with good tliings wliit-li liadl - I 0
iSiH in liliii City in Wililfli A0 ‘milk been sem iii bv the ladies of the ’
and meat inspection and submitt- .n_._. np ' . ~ ._ _ . ` |
1-tl sonic startling facts in refer- ~ - -. - - H .
t v .iiidt pool ehildieii \\ho at teiided iii gieat niiuibt-is, vteie made
late Dr. Jenkiiis who iiiauglirated
rare occurrence for ti second mein-i
contracted the disease. This is ini striking contrast with coiiditi_0ns_ that `prevailetl before this Society,
lug work coiiibinetl with eoiidurt- ing the Dislieiisary has outgrown
tlitional competent visiting iiursei he aplioiiitetl hy the health uuthori-t
On motion of Dr. McMillan it. UPS S0 05 i° “IWW '-“A55 D"bl°|-0 wi
give her full time to 'llc DiSD0T\-S" ary which has tlevelolietl liito a pub- llc relief 'bureau null is in constant -.<ervic(~_ The t-,liarituble orgaiiiza-i lions iii connection with all the; t~liui'clit-q are working in the warni-
.‘ I '» - I '_ ._ lt. ’ ` . _ ' ' _]0nkin_,__ Mnjm, Mc_\vm'_ D” “mb est hurliioiiy with this society and!
. - ' --ft
the .ipptilutiiituit of .i visiting uui_s,|
vcntlug fralid, and locating the dt,- serviiig poor and sick. 1
Ono ot' the most iiiiporlant les-l
of the iii\'eiitui'_v taken of our pliysl~3 cal asst-is wlilrli opeuetl the eyes
her who were rejnctetl as physically; unfit for the at-mv -ind navy This
tee aiiiwintctl \v0\1l<l wait on the ins:-mt it1t_<..t-titisciistit-itnctiviiyini
the iiiterests of the public bealth.i
and in it partlciilni' inaniier in re- ltzirtl to t-onsuinption_
lf the residents of this city and-
proviiiee are true to their heritage of a country blessed with a health-
enforced protective iiiensiiirs of lu- spectioit for the liuusiiig and the food of our citizens. Every resid- ence in the city should be connect- ed wiili the water and sewer scr- vines, and a eompcteiit iiis»peet')r shoultl pass upon the plant and re- ceptnbles of dealers ln milk, meat and liretui. Shops veud-ing milk
we may be assiirctl that our chil- dren and ourselves are not exposed to disease through this medium. The plant and sliops wltere ineiit. for home use is prepared and sold should be inspected by the same competent public officer. and bread should be wrapped in sani- tary paper before being placed on sale by the baker or grocer, These am only ordinary precautionary nieasures that are practiced in every civilized country in this en- lightened age to prevent the possi- bility of luberculnr nr other disease germs being carried in our food.
it is gratifying that the inspection
of school children which was advo- rnteti by this society .ls now an es-
soiis of the recent war is the rr-suit l
or the world to the amazing num-l
ful climate, they will assume theirg t~umniunlt_v irsponsihllitlt-s as lol
should he liispeetetl in order that.
Will Pillllllll EHEHT lillill. .
lil SENI] lHi|[|P5 li] HHUH
United States Joins Britain and Italy in
Granting This Concession to Which France is Opposed.
(Special to The Guardian.)
\\'ASIiL\'GTON, Marcli 25.--Till:
I’iiitcd States has joined Great liritaln and 'Italy iii the proposal! to grant permission to the Ebert! governiiirnt to send troops into thc; lihur district to prewiit its forci-=
ble occupation by Spartaraiis. This! became known today in military! circles after it was announced at, the stale department that -Sewel- ary of State Colby and. t"oiont\l Da- vis, the American niilitary repre- sentative at Berlin, had received uiessages onthe situation. The stand taken by this government isl nt direct variance with the French proposal that Marshall Focli enter the disputed territory with 80,000 allied troops.
li, was clearly understood here
by ollleiais that the French posit- lun was based on the distrust that would be fr-lt throughout all France were any large German mii-
itnry force within striking distance of the allied zones of occupation.
The policy of the l7itited_SiaiC’s
and Italy it is explaiiietl, is that the Eliert govcrnnit-nt, as long as it remains in power, has the right. to quell disorder aiul salegiiard its iiationals witlilu. its own borders. Action by the Ebert govcrniiient iii sending a liody of troops iii the Ruhr district would not be a violation of the ariiiisiice, on the contrary it would give.tlie Ebert regime, 'if it. restored ortlcr in the Ruhr dis-iti'it~.t, a better opportunity to observe all llie terms of the ariulstlce and maintain seine semblance of a nn- tional existance in Germany; in short it is the intention of tho Un- ited States to give all the latitude possible to the Ebert government in the hope that it will work out a det-ent txistance for German peo- ple.
heart disease today in a London
Mrs. llumphry Ward England's
ond bel'oi'r- vi-‘ry long. Dr. McMil-_ this fund and supportetl it geuer-l7j7""`_‘;“;“_:_:"‘fE‘:‘;::__"?;"1;S‘_'__“'f‘lS lan strongly couiiiiendetl the splen- ousiv from year t_o _\-_v-ar. amounts-tl ‘“____§f "__f__-____:_> ,_‘_'_‘_‘____'___ _U ‘_______-_m“ np] worn or Miss Deplglg who he to $350-and \y,as tlistrilmtetl through! ____________ ‘___ \-____________‘ f`___‘______ -___‘__ said was doing work which :\ train- Ulf* UiSl)t_‘1lSi\\`.\’. _ _ | _-____wu__ I_.__gl'i,__`h “._.m_l‘ WH '__ ,mu pd nn,._q(. mnln not (ln Tlla,-.owns A roiitiitiioiis edurnti_\'e eanipnign_ ____ ____< T__0____~__ __________' __‘_~ __‘_________ rooui he declared for both ,a train- iS i'Hll'i@li ull l1l'_ii|f.‘ Ulsifift -\<\ll`S9 l who b_,_,,__m_, ‘_.`m;,d _N `._ {`._.i\e_. ed m".S(,_ and. the regnlnr dlnncns on ber ilaily_ visits, and ht-ii' advice _ _ -___ _ ‘ __ - _- _[__ _
` and explaiintioiis given to those who i°““1“ ‘ 5i"‘y~ “ ‘He ‘mmg mm
‘ary nurse. Hn hoped in future - , - _ _- '_ ____ A. ld, H eduf ti ml 0__ MISS Domois would hp more ada, do iiol. llutlertand the relations of __T____l;ln° T__‘_€_‘__‘____a_'_: he ‘_;a_fJ___e__ IL;
. ,f i,f.l-if , l`it,t ' _
ei' ' . -
DR Porto).-S mmress followcm in conibating the white plague aiid|;‘_:‘_;l__;‘f__l§ile_‘l;‘?y ‘Yl(;;'E1!rie"i"g,ll:_I{'l))lx_l;t
It was __ v,_,_,y interesting one com in lessening the spread pf all ills- - - ti tis c li ue e . taining much valuable ini’ormation._ 0?” ‘i;fd':'S'_. The pri;/}S:;|‘lv§!nnlce1n_se :lest daughter und the subject of llc put forward as the main assent. g__eS__0__s__n;‘___e_0§°W__v‘ “___ of ‘u'___ mis Ske,(.h_ -
ials in the treat-mont of tubereiilo 5 umm cum “,i__(_h° are p__D_,mpd'_ Sis Ulf! l’0i|0\ViT\l-Y! Good food, silt. _gee _ha ___eg__ega__0__ of the patient | bei' teens when she began to show flcient rest., fresh air and clcanii- md'_h(,_`___§m0val0f __h,_1,pi_m and Cowliiiarkell literary ability. As a girl ness and heartily congratulated the ming from me sm( _.Dom mwew she devoted much attention to ear- local society upon the work they wmmm doubt prevelmgd me Sm.md!ly -Spanish literature and history me doing' of tuberculosis, so that it is now atfmd C°“Uib“i€d 8 large ““mb9l` at
among them Mary Augusta, the el-
Mary Augusta Arnold was still in
articles on Spanish subjects to the “Dictionary of (‘liristian Biograp- h_v," edited by Dr. William Smith and Dr. Ware. ln 187;’ she married Thomas lluuipliry Ward, u distin- guished author and editor, and all her literary works since llieu were published liiider the name of "Mrs. llumphry \Vard."
Iii February. 1888, “Robert Eis-
merc" was published and its suc- cess was i'emai~kable and instantan- eous. it was the literary sensation of the time and was widely read and discussed. In five months it passed, in the three volume foliil, through seven editions; and since that time more than 70,000 of the onevolume editions were sold in England anti fur more than half it million in Aliicrica, mostly pirated editions. 'i`lic book was also trans- lated iiitn German, Danish and
Drum; _,_ “__ Cl____k_n_ Joseph Mo' who wo_uld have pai‘l_lculur iiiforma-' D____c__
,_ _ _ . _ tl it .ivdllul li vlll iv \ tb: piotce-l ' _
$;r(;§' TI-"1 PDU?" ‘mlm .M(I`cnml' liiin that is) iitiortlcii bty uiisociatcd I" 1893 Mrs* Hum1’l“`Y “""d pub'
_ '_ ' s ' - _ " ‘
citarlties in other places in pre-'
lished another novel, 'lbs History of David Grieve." and two years later "Marcella", lt is estimated thnt out of the sale of these three books the writer made $2l00_000 in t-opyriglits. ller earnings from her next novel, “George Tressad_\'," published in 1896, were consider- ably greater in proportion, al- though tlie book did not attract so u'iueh attention as "Robert Els-
Newlv Elected 0fiicers
Grand Orange Lodge
The Grand Orange Lodge of P.
E. island closed its session yes- terday morning afler a very stic- cessful convention.
The following officers for the en-
suing year were elected:~
R. W. G. M__1»--Rev. Dr. Mac-
ldweii, Kinross.
ll. W. I). M.-~-li. Fi. Miller, ctt_\‘ ll. W, .l. I). .\l.~--Sterling Hunter.
Suiniiiei‘sidi>._
R.l W. G. (‘,.--Rev. F. W. Sow-
dnn. 'Bed-ford.
R. W. G. T.--J. J. MacLeod,
Bonsliaw.
R. W. (l. O.-N. D. Mclmiiii.
liox 341, city. _lt_ W. G. Loci.-G. l-‘. Younk- er. North Wlltslilre.
ill. W. G. D. F. ('.-N. C.
Stewart. llighbaiik. '
Auditors.-C. E. McKenzie, Mil-
ton, D. P. Murdock. city.
-D. G. S.-A. A. Mnc~Dougail.
Argyle Shore. _
D. G. (‘_, Prince County-Rev.
J. J. Bamford,<Port Hill.
D. G. (‘., Queens County.-Rev.
J. C. Martin, Mt. Stewart.
-D. G. C.. Kings County.-Rev.
D. ‘McVicar.
' Gulgan, Solicitor. _ I th B rn, _ M _.ch 2-nh_ 245 ,_ mf escaped, _ , proval will justify continued publn, Continued on Page Three |“°‘“"°d bl' P- U- M- M“fd°°k
‘_ 7s3s_3_24_MEq| their WNY nm' h n 9 p 8 E MBCLEVG. _ t
cnet- to the prevalence of Coritfuii- lumpy by Miss -Dt.-lainie win. nies-n- ____ ination iii these f00<lS- ted ent-li one with a gift from the . __ _ in-_ unnliiinn_ city in-mtl. olncer ei..-ietitins Trot-_ ___I_j_?f\"\)\9_f_i “f‘f_;°’;_§;j__;_f‘_"*_i_;f1"‘f_‘_,
tleclairtl his belief that if a strong_ The (‘ual l-`untl lu aid of the pool" I' 5 ‘ ' _ ’ '
delegation of citizens waited on which was iak`en up by the Patriot _ _ .___ the city council it, would greatly tlui'iu,: the winter in iiivuiory ol’ the- 10'!" " '
mere." Siiice then Mrs, \‘\'art1 pub- lished u number of other novels and several plays, among them. “llalbe`ek of Baiini.-"dale," |1898): “El<-snot," which was played at the (‘oui't Theatre on several oc- casions |1900); “I.atly -Roses Dau- gliier," (1903); "The Marriage of \\'illiam Ashe." (1905); “Agatha", a play, produced at lioi' Majest,v`s Theatre. (190-5;) also numerous es- say.; and addresses.
Rotary Club
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T110 1’@Kular weekly luncheon of
the Rotary Club was held yt-ster- day at the Davies, with Rotariau Dr. Yeo, presiding. Visitors pre- sent included Dr. Porter, Sucre - lnfy of the Anti-'l`ubert-ulosis Soci- ety of Canada and Miss (‘aiiipbell of Ottawa wiio is here from Ottawa to establ-‘sh a vocatioiial traliiiug course for war veterans’ feinale dependents, who were the chief speakers for the oceasioii.. Other visitors were Rev. ((‘npl.) Martin ci’ Mt. Stewart, il). P. hit-Rae. of Saskateliewaii.'C_ l.. Grant of Grant] Pre, N. S., E. E. 'i‘owiist-nd, of St. John, iMr. McLeod and Mr. Lowther of the Soldiers’ Settle- ment Board, Dr. Allen, .\li‘. Joseph MeCarey. Mr. S. (‘. Moore mid J. J. Eiiiiiaii.
The subjt-t~t‘ot` Dr. l"orter’s nd-
dress was preveiiiive iiieiliriiie in wliich lu- puiiiictl out tht- need of taking the neec.~'s:ii'y precaution.; to guard against various maladies showing how at tilffvreiit stages lii tht- -span of life t-i-rtaiii ailments are most liarblc to attack the hotly. lie referred to the iivetl of phy- sival training in the st-liools and urged the Rotarians to ‘boost this subject. lie also dealtli with the iiieans adopted in recent years towaids preventing certain diseas- es.
Miss it`ainpbell, who had the dl-
siiuclion of bt-ing thi- first lady to atldross the (`liarlotti-tolvn lto- lhry (‘lub. .gave it very iiitt-restiiig 'address outlining the work of thc Home Brniicli of the Soldiers' Set- tlement Dourd. This orgtinizatioii, she explained. is caring particul- arly for the wives .iud other feniulo tiepeiitlants of _-oltlit~rs settled nu loud. The inetliodg followed by each province varied at-rorrliiig to the need ol' tiiat province. For some time work had been carried on in the West along thc line of establi- shment of rest rooms, hospital work. etc.
ln referring to th" Short (purse
opening hero bliss Sauiitlt-rs stated that the Provincial . Goveriiiiiifiit besides allowing the use ot' the rooiiis iii the Kiiidergartcn llnil for the work has also offered the qervires of Miss Saunders and -Miss .\lcl(enna. the regular instructors iii this work lit-re.
Lectures will be tlelivvretl in poul
try raising by Messrs Porter and Curran; in gardening by experts from the Experlint-ntal Pzlrm; in dairylng by experts from the Ex- periuieittal Farm and staff of the condensed liillk fat‘tor,\'. The Harris Abhatolr will give instructions in preparing poultry for the market Davis and Fraser on pork cur- ing The Provincial Government 'is providing supplies for cooking lea- sous.
Mr. (‘. J. Gallagher has kindly
presented free tickets to the ladies tnklng the course to all shows at the Prince Edward Theatre ti
Both Dr. Porter nnd Miss Camp-
bell were heartily thanked for their addresses. ~
It was arranged to hold Ladies
Night on April first, at the Country Club.
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