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Discuss Situation. Rhine Troops.

, (Splclal fh The Guardian. | LONDON. Jan. 5.*<Bl‘Tli1Tl'l plans,

r hats against Germany in the lief‘ that s law months of inde- f ‘ndent action -wlll prove its folly Ill-bring the French back to the itish way of thinking, it was - cdfcn high authority today,

The lBl-itish Cabinet has been ilmmolied to meet immediately.

Cantu. 1891’-

lililill iliiNiii ‘i HEPTHATITINB iliNl

ring That Few Months WiH Show n91» olly of Present Attitude. British Cabinet Called Immediately to

Ildt France ‘burn-out the fires oi,

Covers

Till TTETH TTTIT TTTTITTSTTITTTIT]

Clearing of Murray Harbor Line Last

France Mobilizes Night Completed “ the Work.

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Meeting of

means impossible that there will be an insurrection in the Rhur District ifFi-ilnch , troops march ill and try to exploit their views said a prominent German official in Paris today.

lPAiRbS, Jan. 5.-—~ill‘rance mobil- ized her Rhine girces today re- calling all troops on‘ leave from Mayence Barracks. General De-

At 9 o'clock last night lil-l the railway lines were reported clear with the cxceptzon oi the Murray l-l-arboi" line where tho greatest difficulty was experienced. it was expected that ‘this would be com- pleted about midnight so that -thl"s morning ai-l the trains will start as usual over clear tracks.

The Carferry was in the Straits IITJTT Thursday during the storm

i“ nar Law arrives from PilrlfliGuuettg ordered this 80mm gm eii Britains attitude will be mediateiy after word was received

, 911M917 dfllflfmlned. lt hnslbeelfof the lbreak between other partic-

‘Tearned however that the attitude ipators. of the conference.

NW1". b9 DMBWQ- ~ ' No military action against Ger

HABITS, Jim. 6.—It is by no many will be taken however until

" orders are received from Paris.

r _ 1 - » ~ ell-need Freight iI-Iamilton Fandom ' 0n Canadian Cattle ' Enthusiastic Over * 1...; Er-IA as... Canadian Playing

ltlon in the freight charges am HAIMILTON, Ont., Jan. 4.-

llveflanadian cattle across the At-i “mm “T ‘mm no P" head to $15lCanadiens excelled in almost every department in their first

is announced by White “Star Line

‘and had been held over all night.

T pectively.

and arrivodl at Tormentine tit 1': o'clock yesterday looming. -Shc made two lrips- yesterday, the first Borden train with mails and passengers arriving in ‘Charlotte town at 5.15 p. m. iliid the inst at 11.36 p. m.

Yesterday morning after the storm, and as soon as the railway yards could be cleared, the Mur- ray Harbor and Georgetown trains which ii-ad arrived. the day before

left for the south and east res- At 1.1.30 the former was at Vernon River and at 10.20 the latter had lei-t Mount Ste- ‘wart. '

prove one of the most significant l.‘ events in the 1923 shipping. {do-om

Dorchester 7-6

. Klan.

played on the College Rink ig-rg. Game played

_ c seven sit.

cheater is strengthened by Murcel Bolliveau ‘who’ has been re-lnsta

and-did not play.

lScore lby periods: 1st period

overtime seven six.

Frank Drown, Houston.

Lash Punishment _ Practically Ends

statistics sho Ln cases triad‘ before the higher qnnluni courts of Montreal this yen- ‘as compared with 1921. ac- cording to the annual report to the‘ government of the clerk to the .,crcwn. ornpleted today. There was no capital sentence here during 1M2. although three murder cases were heard. includ- ing the sensational Delorme case

iPhe longest‘ imposed during the your was on George Boivln, who wt: given life lmpris onmeiit, followhi ‘conviction on a charge. of malls aughtei- arising through the death of a farmer. con- sequent on drugs administered by Beivln. ' ' ' Forty-three cuss wire tried be fore the court of King's. Bench and 1.049 ‘before the court of special sessions. The most impor- tau-t of the latter were than of Sir Mcntagu Alla-n and D. 0. Mac- arow. president and general man agar, respectively. of the Mar- chcatr Bank. in connection with fits. lune of alleged false state-

mQMf“ ‘P9 fink" mmwm by, prattily ‘ costumed boys and '1'“ tl-Wtfilfiuter pm a! i”! ‘girls in dloftlgbthll fashion. There

~ ~ 1 - wan first a tip top supper for Sun- irmflgfdeflidfl ‘m d.» School workers and than u» - A w.“ .0, huh“), m ,- 3,7531%’! entertainment. Mrs. f“ - "mi Montreal ‘a autnorandnilr. Charles Earle took

still ran. viable notoriety pine pally om '

Treaty Bdzvleen r J z ljanadit And Italy . ""““' “‘ _3i‘"8'.'.'i"-, re-

officiais here and is expects] to‘

;.Sockville Wins Over

. 4 6.—.By spec- l arrangements, the. postponed orchester-Gaokville game Yo: u

National League fixture on Hamil-l For the purpose oi clearlns ills ton ice this season and handed the "lick all‘! Yenevlllg me ‘sumlmle’. Beggars a 4 to 1 lmkms in such side train which had been stsl elli masterly fashion that they sent a (“"1113 the “m!” Thursday ugh record crowd home praising them lll *1 d“? bum‘ “w” Clydf t" as the greatest team that has been "P". a snow fighting tra n con seen here in action this season. El-"lllg "T “l” “Tmw. EH50 Unlike the team of last season 5m” and‘ plwghQwnn t. mm‘: Canadians trotted out a. stream of Rem“? ma‘ D°'f3' anarnflchax. speed merchantsall possessors of ml‘ omley l“ c arse’ e

s wicked shot and from gong to

gong they had it over the Hamil- ’“°“‘T“5'

Ell- drivers

lottetown at 9 o'clock yesterday They inei. heavy snow

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11.31.11.111. By a Viole e In Mont- r gal Last Year

(Speclal- 1 The cunning‘. :lvll0N'ilit~EA1L [an sfltccording to morgue so ‘UPS, 32' persons died from nsrc lc poisoning in Montreal last r. There "were five murders. 4 suicides, 586 ac- cidential deaths and T81 natural death-s. Record ‘show that.v.56 people were kille by automobiles. Th0 coroner's c rt illvciL-tig-Itted 1,451. deaths. ‘._

To Face Cha. ges Of Murde Anti --

(Speclal to Th: G rdian.) BALFTWATIORFJ. Mil. r4 Dr. B. M. McKcoin. forini. ni:l_\'or of Mcr Rouge. is enroutu Louis-la

ha. ton'i:lit prepared in prcvs- his nlltlcrlitri: oi’ any czilliiti ' the TWOCYPTKJUSG pulls" ings iiliil illiirdrzrs of nus’ l-le ivzis rtzlliflfidlli liitc from tho lllllrilol- clllirgc pr t‘ b) Governor Purktr of l. 1,0! wh‘cli Tll‘ was iirrcstci ‘fer ember 26th. . l.

Governor Parker san is release on condition with Spccfall Deputy l houn. ot‘ Moorehouse I Chief Dcicctwc James )Y New OTTLRTHS.

Cardinal Agains Making Change Rebuilt B;

QUEBEC. Jan 5—-H'S Caiilinnl Benin, is oilllu: ' changes ill the plans 1"»- colis-trutticii of the Qllfib‘ cil ilviilcli was» completely ' fill by fire on Deccliibcl ' mid been suggested by a local clcrgyiiien that tl burlrl-ing should be erect:

UP

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ton team like a tent.

.11; pieces, particularly at Royalty Juncflou and Hunter River. bl"

‘fairs game wssfsirly fast, but if: teams allowed lack of prac- tce ilrteam work-but individual rushesbrlghtsiisd up the play at times. Both teams carried about’

“m ‘fine H“ ‘m a‘ l“! year‘ Dori Mrs. Winnifred lCaxion Goldfinch

McDonald; Proudholmc, forty-four

ted, while lSnoltville is strengthen- ed by Horslar who played for Dal- housie last winter. Copp the fast Ssckviile player was away with Mount Allisonteani in the States

two one in favor of lSsckville; 2nd ' period: four two, in favor of Dor-l cheater; 8rd period: five five and

The‘ game was handled by Mr.

Highway Robbery

__MQNTREAL. Jan. 5.-- Crime a light falling off

‘on hard ice ---<o0c----- T

:05. One mili-

On Way To Marry

years old. passed through Port Ar England to reach near Edmonton

fifth husband. married first when she was slight ly more than sixteen years old

second husband, Mr. Goldfinch died suddenly as did also Mr. 'Mc

Paris during the her intended fifth husband in Lon don during the early part cf 1912 and since his return to Canada they have been corresponding con- tiriually.

Deputy Post Master Released From Oiiice

l (Bnwlal s» Th! Guardian.

lOfilTAWiA, Jan. 5.-—-Dr. R. M |c°lllielfi CiGiM. has been rs- |iieved from the position of Deputy Postmaster General for Canada and until an appointment is made. T R. Murphy, Private Secretary ic Hon. Charles Murphy. Postmaster General will be acting Deputy. The change is effective from the bfikiuning of the year.

Kiddies Had Treat At Xmas Pantomime At St. Paul’s Hall

v-St. Paul's Sunday .3ciiool pre- sentation nlld Christmas ponto- niima attracted a crowded house myflilllll- The old Christmas wastold in verse and sons

solo remand the choir boys sang the carols beautifully. ‘Some of the

Her Fifth Husband

PORT A-nmiiun. 0111.. Jan. 5.—'ceed-ell

thur this morning en route from

Alta.. where she will mar-ry her The woman was

Her first husband was killed in ii railway accident in England. Her

Donald. Mr. Proudholme was an officer in the British Air Force and was killed in an accident nefir|gvefybody was made as comfort- war. She met

lo i. " “l "Edith ‘Hunter River at 11 ,\vest of Clyde Station they roach ed train No.

twelve feet ties-p and two or illrl-i i liundlreds feet longdshc haul. just silt iii breaking her V through Wllllll the relief trnlli zlr rived and broke the waiy to lirlyill tv Junction. both triilns

remained nt Emerald until tho zir

proceeded. lc Sunirncrsfilc. Coil train to OTl‘i'll‘10Tl€'l~0\Vu-, about 4 o'clock. -

ab“; n3 possible. The train, which

engines and two Dflflsellgel’ 0""!-

vie-w- is the inability to soc track ahead durinz storm such us traln_N~o 203 cull???" enccd Thursday" night. »It colllil qnly be guessed when the train was in the. vicinity of a specially deep bank und- there wins no oil- portunity to back and chnrS-J through it, which is a. marifleuvi-‘l very generally adopted with suc- cess when a storm has moderated. ‘The snow on the track yester- dlayi ‘was by no means so hard to 5mm as otter the previous storm. as it was lighter rind frontier. li wan generally convened tlint lin- other snow sic-rm would sirnilll’ pack the already deep cuttnSB and. tie up traffic altogether and this might have been the case but for the heavy thaw which inter- vened between the two storms and made yesterday's snowflghting ar. easier matter than it would other» wise have been-

Wanderers Defeat Crescents 4-1

HALIFAX. Fan. 5—-ln the open- ing game, of the Halifax section of the Nova Death Lennie the Wanderers at Fl-lulifax Jast night handed out defeat to the Cresccnts the game ending with a score of

flflflqtbtl in the pantomime took their psi-u particnlaltly well- Joscph and Mary and the Begguri were perfect. while the Roma-iii Guard and tlie_ Three Wise Men; and the Shepherds attracted much attention. later

oroisl relation d Italy was

1M ‘s represen-

W. l. F! id- ‘The; evening g hpo|ntg‘effl Ban tho King and all the kiddies‘

ohms appeared prison and fun.

and

wilt Millefilppy. " Ono tree was laden with gifts forl

itailies in the evening Snntaicrggccptg distrfbut9d|tho second slid mini periods the candy with plenty of Qrggcgntl malls Qeven marten up but their oppon- closed with God-ants had wanton big a lead which was furflior augmented in the sec- 10nd period.

by the 4W1 with the - .' long ch41.

4-41. .

The loo was in poor condition making combhiatlou and team work dlmoot impossible. In the first period the Wanderers took a big load leaving the lea with three in their favor while the hold l. blink sheet. In

every . effort to

.il?l‘,§‘.‘4_auusw. but-m omis-

203 which liad been stalled overnight ill it bunk zlllolii.

w 11 y

iilTTVTllR . . . -. there shortly iliter 1 p. m. l\o l0.

rival of the Borden train and than

duoior OflRiiey returning with his, arriving

No great inconvenience N113 err-l‘ perlenced by the crew or passed. gers Thursday night on the stall- ed train. Some of them willketl to Fredericton and secured food and

wits in charge oi Conductor ll. lVl<‘- Donald anti Drivers Munroe and Dcnevuli hail rtnndartl wide Eautw

The grout ilifflcuilty in fiirlitlni; snow frolii the drivers poillt ‘of t e n blllidinl;

the main entrance fuicel Lawrence instead oi’ the ‘clearly expressed his <l i‘- it be reconstructed extl ‘Wili- litlcrc tile fire. ul possible. with at least 1 I 111d mills. ‘ T Voluntary contributio erection oi Lilo 111.11! u ‘ii coining in iii ii gel Tiler. The total subscinl 1 iallitiiiiits to more ill-nil 1S0 Till‘ tliui-l: has beci for fllllilii iliitl it is ex lt~ 11o S(‘L‘ll 11s illé.‘ Church P. Thave culled for monei‘ ‘the bilfillllfil Tl W Tl IWl l- 1 to collect flic eili ry to dlfico.

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N. Y. Governo Asks Return Beer And Vi

ALBANY, Jan. 5.——'Tlw 193i sion of the New York lici-tlall was convened at noon today- isilliioil to amend the Vol-Swill so as to permit t-Tilllli‘ ill l wines and lbecr, rcpt-ail of nrotlon picture cellsorsllip lnw. (lireci primaries and inulliilifllllf trol oi’ public utilities \\'t‘l'4" row mended by Governor Alfred Slliiili in his message to the l. . islnture.

Winter Carnival 4 Opens In Montreal

(Special tic The Guardian. hlONT-REAL. Jilli. Mfllifll Royal W118 tho llilocl-l for tllnusillils of Mtlntrerfcrs nnll visitors". iron‘ outside points toniulit tit lllllf‘ ohinck when tho ivintcr cnrllivlll was opened by ‘Lnrll Bylli-‘i- llfvillll- piinlcil bv ‘Lady urns and 111"" silitcs. The Official opening lml’ place nt the fnmilils "Pnrkslhh".

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Mark Reaches New Low Level

(Special 0o The Guardian. NEW YORK, Jim o-éStcl-linu. lranca ahd marks JVGPD wenkcr lii the New York markets todzllt. Francs dropped twelve points to 8.95 coma. later ratlilylng somewhat whils marks at 00015 reached un- other new level.

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Ontario Entertains 1200 London Poor

(Spools! so The Guardian. LONDON, Jan 5.—- Twelve nun- dred poorchildren in London were the guests at dinner yesterday oi the Hamilton. Ontario" auxiliary of

A-t the final I011; the score stood Wanderers on the

George and Queen Mary sent their thanks to the Hamilton people for their kindness to the youngsters.

the ‘Shaftsnbllry Society. Kim:

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THE WITTTTTTS LATEST NEWS STTTTITTTTITIZETT. IN TTHITT

(BY OUR OWN WIRELESS.)

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RUSSIAN CROWlN JEWElLS KILLED

IN IN GUN BATTLE.

LONDUN, Jail. Br-{OIIIIHGFCTHTT troaty between Canada and signed.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.—--Motion‘ picturti advisers of Will H. Hays toll lliln ill New York that it will be unwise to release Roscoe A-r-T buckle pictures. .

LONDON. Jan, 5.—Dnily news now vouches us authoritative port that P-rillcc- of Willes is Wiillrry Scottish girl of noble birth.‘

showing concilrn for licr lit-ziltll. WAS'lZ‘~-(;’.l:t)_l~!f nan! , 5--i)r_

Crussinger Comptroller o1‘ Cur-

terlii has expired and who will not,

zr-ricy.

. i "TANNAPOLIS, Jan. f-Navy Do-l. oartmcnt has set aside verdict and ecoiiilnl-ntlation of dismissal in use of (leorge M. Lord first class llidsliiplliiin from Honolulu. con- lcted by court martial of hazing.

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VITCTUTKTA. B. C., Jan 5~—U. S. anlcr Alaskan beloved ivreckeil; mist (‘oust of Vancouver Island ' ct‘ seven to ten illPll

and three life belts marked m foiliirl ncilr here.

v YORKilzin 5—Emile Cline , pliarzim-arfslt arrived on ic

through g

INTERESTS m MEXICO. PRRINCE OF WALES ro MARRY SCOTTISH emu. u. s. STEAMER WRECKED COAST. FRENCH DOCTOR ARRIVES 1N u.s.

W11)’ cr Avolidillc from St. Andrews for UTNL-ivpoli llbWS, is in distress and ill dllllHi-r of ‘being total wreck off St. .~\ll4Tl'c\i\'S Fla. 'l‘ug- boat Simp- ‘.5011 of Pensacola standing by.

CHARLOTTETOWN, CKNADA SATURDAY, JAN. c, 1923

U. S. SEAMAWS GRAVE. FIVE ANXIETY FELT FOR BRITISH

OFF B. C.

lMOlilliiE, Alu., Jan. 5.-—Sciioon-

“TASITI NGTON. Jan. 5.-—Bl‘iii5ll

“tit-bi colllniisslmi to take up wltlllomy mm“ HIS. ftll-llici- Wild‘ time dcilit of foilrlmllllwri“ am] 0m‘- "f lYllh°ld‘Wl’l‘9 billion ilollars. arrived in Wiisll-Tre-lmrlwl lhrmlglluul YB- illgioll. calls on President Harding Gmlm” smlllllll’ l" today.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—-Loczii paper

JWIYTTTTOLVTTT. 13118.. Jim. 4.>~I.iitlll' prints story tllilt sonic of Russian 5""- Asio-r ordered by doctors to 131k’: CTUWII jewels worth iilllllons-i lTu iil' ("lllllllvlu refill fflllllly ziliil iril-lids llriivr- ill‘ Alliurican sculiiiili T)UI‘Ttll A SP-efldid R96”!!-

in llrollklyn (‘v.lll(‘lt§l‘_\'_ guppm-iqd m liuve bccli silltlgglcd i: TITS coffin.

BOOII (l) Illl l!“

Iinllnllflall m! lulu than‘! quirk:

IQ I aU-DIIIQO uloupoopln b bet-

Iillrtll

lhlnlovv IIUQOOIQIUI

eonllflonlzdlngx-oloetfvu lwo ta can:

ll! ll"; Canada $8.00. U. l. A. “.50

Annull sun-mp:

_, Dellvebcd Iikfl.

slllllll HiiliH lidlTlT limiting llsl Yiiii

Only Three Contagious Disease Cases Re- ported in the City During 1922. Tuber-

culosis and Cancer

Still Take Heavy T011

The TZPHOTBT llenltll TflSl your lius

of lilo city never been better. (TPCTHFPIT diculth Officer Dr W J .\’i:ioMilliin yesterday when inter- vicivvii uli tile sucjcct by Tile Guar- (Tlilll. . A record TIHUDDPOHCTTMT for liialiy years has been achieve-ii in; the almost complete tilmiiiatioii of infectious or contagious diseases sucll cases/Awe of

tho year. precautions and 11.'ll1-.i'll.l lultl rvgillnl- lnilk iinil mciit THSIYUPTTOHH, llrt‘ lillinng lTlt! ctlntrT- llutaigv causes l0 this gratifying 1'5“.

"flit? lilttl that (‘lizlriotloimvn Tlill-l T)l‘\‘ll absolutely free throughout i922

oi‘ lllptileria with one death; six- teen (rases of smallpox and one death from typhoid fever (the only cuss rcprlrted.)

lln 1918 there were eleven dipth- crla casesrwith two deaths; six cases oi llleaseLs, three of scarlet fever. four of smallpox and one of typhoid.

11a 1917 there were six diptberis cases. six cases of measels, two of scarlet fever and twillve of typhoid with one death.

Cancer and T. B.

In addition. the records at the» Registration Office indicate ii fall- Tllg-(lff iii deaths in the city from TU‘Tl’i3I‘(‘llT('L'~lT>l, and, nil compared with i021. from Cancer. although the cancer toll still remains very

lt()tslq\\'0()1)_ Jurr 4_(;,m m“, of such diseases as scarlet fever..high_

rency will file nominated Govcrnorjlcs ‘between ivliites and Blacks slllllllililX lillll to SUCCPUiT W'.P.G. Harding whose here has resulted Tn death or two practically so from diptherin and

white iiicli, two Negro women,

599k lv-llllllflilllnlfllll. made klltllVllfiTlfl one Negro mnn and burning oi’ by ‘1 Cllillllilflfiflll Wllll .... ‘good portion of town Negr-Qgg reqrifflOrlTfi of other years. which hzivcl

Dorted barricaded.

dlARltllSliUtiftzllrPna Jnn. 5.—— Birth of United States recorded to ilcilltll authorities here. Bally is son oi‘ John and Mary, stages mrLifit-zlie contained no name stay- ing father and mother both named States before marriage. ‘

NEW YORK. Juli 5—Oii-= lliliirl- lui llilVfil ilffitrurs attached to

llmli‘ of Ill-‘lll lying beside life uzml rn ilis-trict recently assigned ~

I0 nl-‘v ports in south fllltT- ilvi-st suiictl for Salitllisgo. Calf, yester- tiny on transport Reforms ucccni- panic-d by families.

to preach doctrine of self ‘NlEW YORK, Jan. 5.—Relir Ad-l auto auitilestiollJniral J-‘retlorlck Singer, 76. retired.‘

received whcn

even liieasels, and|

tj-"phriiil i\"lll be better appreclatedT the hcil‘i.i|

bi-r-n corisidcred fairly satisfactory hitherto: v

in 1921 there were four cases of diptliorla zinil three (lentils; five‘ cases of typhoid and one death. mid one cane of scarlet fever.

In 1011.0 there were five cases of diptlierla; four cases of scarlet fever. three‘ cases of smallpox; seven cases of typhoid with one death; and many cases of meascls.

in 1919 ‘there were four cases

Sixteen deaths from various forms of cancer are reported dur- ing lest year as against nineteen deaths during 1921.

Ten deaths from Tuberculosis are reported as against twenty- two during 1921.

‘Deaths from Tuberculosis in Charlottetown during other recent years are llS follows:

11920. fifteen deaths

1919. seventeen deaths.

i918, nineteen deaths

1917. ciieven deaths.

Total deaths from Tuiberculosis in tfharlottetiourn during thevpast six years: 94.

‘St. Pats Win In ' Brilliant Game

lNominees for Officers

Board Of Trade

. {The following norniliM-TQM, ‘.0!

Against Ottawa

/noxt year's officers for the Board

WI Tilng lwllvl‘ and. better.

\7‘»'l'l‘<i of fivl» tillllllillllCS of State ’ '11 ~'-»l-.