jéfllrli-fl-wi‘ ‘not. lino par day. In -‘= i. iii-t‘! ‘it? i it!‘ s:

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_r Inn the ilroviincial pliegisiaturef yesterday afternoon Premier Bell waved the introduction of The| prohibition Act Amendment Act.‘ 11123, The proposed act ‘reads as qmbwIElTQNACTED 1i oi Li

‘ y e eu- téggnt Governor and Jsegzlslativel Assembly of the Province o Prince. llidward island as follows: ,1. This Act may ibe cited as, The Prohibition Act Amendment Act 1023.

a. Bub-section (i1) lot Section 51 of The Prohibition Act is here- by repealed and the following sub- stituted therefor.

B1 (l) No person shall except as specially provided in this Act and in any Act in amendment thereof, by himself, his clerk. 86F,‘ vant or pgcnt, expose or keep for, sale or pnocure ‘for another or’

offer to‘ promlre for another dir- ectly or indirectly or upon any pretense or by means of any de vice, sell or barter or oiier to sell or barter, or in consideration oi the ipurchaseor -transfer of lmy property or thing or at the lime of rho transfer of ally prop- erty or thing or for any consider- iiiion, give to any person or pur- chbae from any person any liquor or any share or interest in any liquor. In all other respects Bec- ‘tion bl is hereby validated anzi confirmed.

3. Section fifty two of The Pro- hibition Act is hereihy repealed and the following substituted:

Prbiich Impose Imprisonment and Fineson Alderman

(Special to the Guardian.) BSSEN,~ Arpril iL- French

court martial at Warden has sen- tcnced alderman Kunxton pr Es- sen to two yours imprisonment and a, fine oi five; million marks ‘iscauso. he" 2916026110512? dehmnnd

otbhllrltu. - h‘ lo re aaower baths t c073..- ltlng Havean he turned over to the use of the troops according to reports re- ceived from “Germnn gfyurggg to. day. Five‘ hundred flux-sign work- men incluaifig Belgians and Poles 3TB P690!‘ d‘ tohave arrived at Castrop near Bochum, they are apparently to be employed in two occupied mines.

Greece Will Not‘ Pay Turk Indemnity

(‘Bpoollil to the Guardian.)

PlAiRlfi ll lk-Grleece has lrrevokaibly ecided" not ‘to "pay" a liarthing or indemnity to Turkey declared lM. Alexander, ‘Foreign iwnister oi Greece in an- inter- view here today. lf Turlrev insists upvll. all. indemnity‘ ‘Greece will not ' sign _ the _pel;lc,o treaty ,hn as. sorted. I

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‘Sec. 52. ‘Ehrcept as provided by‘ Tho Prohibition Act Amonduventi Act 1922, no person ‘shall keep or.» have ill his possession any liquori unless such liquor has been pur-'

chased from a. vendor in accord; nnce with the provisions of this Act. Any liquor in possession oi 81W partnership or company shall ho deemed to be in the possess~ lun oi each member or shareholder thereof. All liquor ‘purchased from a vendor shall, until actually used. be kept in the bottle or con- tainer on which the been attached ‘by the vendor ‘in accordance with the provisions of Section 40.

Any person having in his pos- soesion nny liquor which is not in a bottle or container on which such label is attached shall be presumed tn have such liquor in his possession in Vltllfiliml of the provisions of this section,

This section‘ shall not apply to wine for sacramental Pill-poses in the possession of clergyman or church goods’ agent. provided such wills has been obtained by such clergyman or church goods’ agent in the manner provided by setion 44: nor shall this Section anpiy- to liquor in the possession oi a vendor licensed under.this Act; nor to alcohol in the pos- sesisigl of a druggist in a pock- age under seal or on which permit has been affixed in ac- cordance with the provisions of Section 187,

May Act as Mediator -in Irish Trouble

(Special to The Guardian.)

DUBLIN, April 11— Mgr. Lucio, here to investigate troubles in ire- iand sayls he -will willingly act as media-tor Ibetiween rebels and Free Staten-s if ‘both sides ‘aslr- him to act in this capacity - '

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Estiin-ates Again Under Consideration

(Special to the Guardian.)

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CHARLQTTETOWN, CANADA THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1923..

ihlr. A. A. Pomeroy Appointed

Board of Trade

In Freight llale Discussion

At ilthe quarterly meeting of the Charlottetown Bonrd of Trade last ‘night tho nlntter of appoint- ing a representative from the Charlottetown Board to work in ’i‘rnde which are consulting with arn terminus oi the Atlantic Div- ision of the ICLNR. was taken up. it was felt that out oi courtesy representative should be ap. pointed. although the locnLBnard would not necessarily feel bound

Pomeroy was appointed represen- iative, and he will also meet Mr.

ment of the C.N.R. in an cndea-l vor ‘to secur batter rates on cer- tain commod ties. i iAfter a. general discussion on, the transpot-tatlon the ‘following resolution, rnovgd by Ml‘. J. 0. Hyndmen and seconded by Mr. R. B. Mutcll was adopted:-

RESOLVED that the Superin- tendent of the Prince Edlvard illsland Division of the (Jinna- dian National Railways be w quested to secure and supply

conjunction with other Boards all

Sir Henry Thornton re the cash‘

to nny action but would he gov-i t-rlled by circumstances. Mr. A.A.|

setting out iihe coat l Railway for snow

to the shovelling

during the months of January]

iFsibruary, and March of this year, also the estimated loss of revenue to the Prince ldd- ward Island Division for the same nlonl-hs; the said loss to be arrived at by comparing tile revenue for 1923 with the average revenue for the some months during 1921 and 1022. Al-so the numlbor of regular passenger trains cancelled on the P.E.l. Diviafcn’ during the same period. Thin iilfornlation it was felt would greatly assist Mr. Pomeroy

J. J. Hughes, M.P. and Mr, car-Ila ipre-scnling the case of this veil, head of the Freight Depnrt- province.

There was a representative at- tendance at the Bbard meeting last night, tho president Mr. P.W. Turner presiding. The minutes of the lam. annual meeting were read land ndoptcd before other matters were taken up.

Among communications read was one" from the Lnurentldo Air Service. Montreal. offering to zienlonstrate their servicethrough- out the summer by carrying mail across the Strait if pennitted.

this Board wlih ‘a statement (‘glgjfgfjyu I

IIlONDON, Ajrii 11—-The Gov-- crnment sustained a surprise ile- feut in the House tonight by a small seven in a thin house on a more

circumstances. - the ulight ignore, but, in view of the fact that Ollcu before during its brief life the ministry had a nar- rov,’ escape in the House, in nd- dition to several bad reverses in hy-elcotions, it is impossible to say nt tllo present time what ai- ititude ‘the nlinistcrsi Wiill take with regard to [his defeat.

Tile debate on Inlpcrizll trade

OTTAWA, April IL-Thcrcwvas an expected diversion ill the shape of an amendment moved by Mr. Irvine in the House yester- day. but most of the day was once more spent over estimates. Dr. King was allowed to make good progress at the evening

t-illlatcls. _Ml'. Fielding has been absent from the House for Kfenlflr part 0f the last two days and the presumption is that 1e is busy wlith ‘bndgiet preparations. There have been suggestions that iille bud-get may appear next week, but ihe general impress-ion is that the 24th is a more prob- able date. Members were await- ing with great inierest the result of the M-nosc Jaw election, but the news that tho roads were dry and a heavy rural poll ivould be possible had prepared most noo- rls for a Progressive victory. The final returns (are not yet avail- mble, hi? tllcrc is no expectation that. t. o substnllitial lllflj-Jflly which Mr. Hopkins has plied up can be v materially diminished.

FOR SALE-A TWO YEAR OLD colt, will sell at a. bargain. Ap- Dly to owner. Hugh. McKenzie, Glen Martin. 4-12-11

WANTED—OOPlE8 OF THE O5 Royal Readers, hooks, 2, 8,, 4, 5, and 8. Htate condition and price.

lill stove-whorls all. 4-11-31 x. care ofGuardlan. 4-12-30! ‘T0 urlflltllilr EDWARD H91’!!- rwsureo. 1'0 ass-r amau Phonefll-c-la. 4-12-31 use. Modern conveniences. lions 30th. llillc-iz-si

FOR sank-A track or mw. Pres Metal-as. Ntlftll aim.

- . 11-2! _m i. - . .. roll ailing-fine lnso no. land chins Boar. Apply nabisi

v Stewart, Hampshire. 4-11-21

mo. d. _mkltlb ‘use sun",

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Wli lng 1400‘ trill-pay good

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silver Reward. W11. To tor. “ czmtatown. i1

Wolhfbi‘ Co,

anlt l‘ Gandot, Lid, WollinQon», ‘ to take oharls of their milliasry floral-mm. . 4-10-01

session with tho public works es-.

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had ended and a question arose monccrning the salaries‘ paid to ifornler service men entering the {civil esrvicn. The Labor leaders were displeased nt the Govern- ;ln-ent's stand nn the question and ~us a proicst opposed the motion

Britain Will Not '

i Recognize United

Statesiioncession

{spacial to The Guardian) , WAiS . April, 11—-Brit- a'n refuses to recognize the Client- er concession so (nr as it applies to lmk, whore Britain ‘holds man- date and where great oil sources awal; development. The Chastol- concession was arranged by U. .5. Admiral Chester with Turkey.

Premier King Will Attend Conference In L o n o n

(Special to the Guardian.) OTTAWA, April 1.1.-— Premier Mackenzie King will gn to Eng- land in September tr attend or! October 1st, tho prem-iorxs con- ference to be‘ hold jointly with the economic coniiorcnoe. Who will accompany the liromier will not be decided for some time. but mentioned in that connection are Hon. Messrs Fielding, La- polnte and Rubb-

Turkfs Reply -

irppmoN, April 10.-The Turk (sir government's reply to the Ai- ‘led peace proposals which was delivered today at the Foreign .0! flce was (leclared in official cir- c)” m inn reasonable, and discuss- able. The noto says the- A080”, rover does not consider

won sALIT-aaaaaa 1a nn- , lby 18, foot in lrlllltlllr. Almost w. Possession n-bont llay 1st _ust be renewed. Apply to also Dougall and MaoAulay, 8 rKent at, Palms c101. . .

-i.orr_n', QQltcMAnto-r-rs. .19 down and irvislv, in January. " gsntlshl ii‘

s_ ma; mtsll with leather fob. finder please lssvo

that the Allied counter proptlelli [QIQQ nny important point regard in; lilo territorial clause-i or thc projected trOlty but British OI ficials point out that this is hard ly true no the Allies have resolved not to reccdo on uis question u? the island a Oastelorlao and oth er terrtorlal points._5lr ‘licraco Rumibo d. British HlflfCMilllll-lll" loner lit, Oonotantinwlo will re ~

at Guardian Office. Reward. . , , l-n-sl

nos anus!’ M’. _. -1. tbrlvligffllx."

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lfilldil, paiii poll .

. poses - ‘ - L ‘Zfifilu swii-ssmiiilis-iéiylgia; ‘was a . ~ * ersl liodssw , (who no er- lmir A iv

Milli! Glfelt - rltain when tc

is; is resumed s-

, pril ta and. ir i m’ , is reached. For- ofllt ideciistsry arms will , nu there to slin tlio may. it is cx- lludiid thi i ililtlons of the con-

ms. o. .1. lloconnaeli.

1o _s a- lley 8L, ' ' Q‘!

armor-will issued within l (W ‘dlflo I

of Commons majority of

technical point. This, ln ordinary Government

i Is Satisfactory J

.0011 [IEFEAT Iii ' nun uw BIIVEHNM

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timates. This motion, carried as u matter of course, was. i145 to 138. The iigures~wero greeted with lIlC6M|3,.QXClIl}lll8fll and Labor shouts of _"_l{-s'3igll,',’ "Bond for the Premier. ' '

LONDQN ,Apl‘i-l 11—- Lubouritcn and conservatives engaged in n scuifh- behind ‘the speaker's oil-air as til».- mct again following ad- iourulllmi caused by the Lilbilriies deln-lniling the govc-rnnlcrlfs re sigrlation. Swinging the rod fiug Scoifs Lazhoritos attempted in homl off Ornlcshy-Goro, Tory. Many others mixed in the fight but luoico Wits quclied without any surimls hurts. The goveirnlncnt ilad boon attempting to SBCUTE tileildopiiml oi resolution similar lo the Oilu ii was defeated on last night.

Premier Bonar Law _ - Back in Commons

‘LONDON, April lil-JRBIUTIIIIIE, to lhe House of Coalitions, Pro nlicr Bonur Law looked bronzed and well, but the house was pain ed when he attempted to will! to questions. to find that his throat was still affected. in thc ‘iPrimc Ministeria- cntourago it was stated that although he is only suffering from n relaxed throat, thcrc is no likelihood tila. he will he ablo to deliver nspeech for some time to come and illi-

has revived tho rumors or his possible retirement at an enriy date.

i

iMayflr Jcnkins ncknnwiedzufi the following alnounis received for the ill-rs. Stewart Fund, collected by Glorge ‘E. Dane, Vernon. E. C. White

George E. Lane

Leonard P. Murphy‘ Eilliwurd A. Ourmn

‘Joseph McDonald

Willis n McDcnald

Peter R. Trailnor

William Taylor

S 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 ‘1.00

.50 1.00 1.00

lion-ice Taylor 1-00 Percy Acorn 1 00 Ohristcplloi- Acorn .50

osemll Acorn -5° iMalcolm McLeod 1-00 Ding ii-sli IMldLeod 1 . 00 lMiltoh lMutlow 1.00 Raymond simlui 1.00 Widlam‘ ‘Ross ' L00 Ehancis Drake 1.00 Robsrt Drake ~50 ‘Joseph Murphy f0 Gordan Gheldow .50 Joe. Smith 1.00

Henry Weatherbio _ 1.00 James Woods 1-00 Bertram Lallo 1.00 Dnniol iOurnmings 1 00

Vincent Boylan- '50 Peter Boylen .50 Harry Kelly ~50 James Jardine .50 Joseph l-layes .50 Frank any» .50 Owen Callaghan .50 Innis Callaghan .50 Phil-lair woods .50 Joselllillfsdhibnd .50 Herbal-l _Vlcksrson .50 George Wssthsnbis 1.00 Che-risk McAdllll ' .50

t 32.00

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thnt the Speaker leave the chair to enable a discussion of the es- usually

to evcryibodys surprise, defeated.

Mrs. Stewart . Fund -

Unique

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was":

from Nvnoalor

BIIRIIIQIDol-tlnuloa

ThoObanaoQIai-liotllas

iiNiii HIGHWAYS dill: WI i Nflji IIIIN "mun

Declares Premier Kin g‘. Giovernmcnifs De- . ficit, he Says, is due to Raising Money for the Provinces and There is no Legal 0r Moral Obligation to Continue flrant.

(Special to the Guardian.) over on the Federal gllvcrnlrlgnt 0'l"i‘.A\vA. April lL-"Asnicd- Obligations, wilich 2t ‘V115; nny,"- oral government hero, we nrri lyii-bintenricd m lllcci. Our pno-blanl now ing taken in task licmlusc of nu .'s to iiud out llow we Cilli raise Llllcizcd deficit. and lilo cnormousiroveuuo for ulriltr-rls whim) un-iel‘ wciglil, of taxation, but a gre-zli the BLMA. Ant comr- zlntier foam. (icnl of tilis‘ is duo tn tile fact Ill jurisdiction. \\'e nlust rio this that tho Federal Government has! before considering further assist. been raising nloney for provinces," ancc tic tho provinces. There is declared Prcnlicr King to u largfl "0 19831 Ubllglltion umi I think delegation organized by the Call- there is no moral obligation to udiun Good ltonzls Association, extent! the period oi the Canada which awaited upon him and oih- Highways Act to nlakc a further er members o! tho cabinet roday. grant. Little by little i108 been llirsivnl

Tllommiliee For ‘Oloser llnion oi Threilrovinces

France to Make Presentation to Kingston College

(Special to The Golan-clan) OTTAWA April 11——- P, Nagginr (‘ousui ‘General of France called on lion. Mr. Graham, lVEinister of Defense and announced his gov- ernment's ivisllcs to Ipresent to the imiiitary college‘ at Kingston, Ont. a bust as all Graham expressed thanks.

De Valera Not

l"i1E’DEl"tbCTON,.N.ll., Allril 10. —llon. Dr. W. F. ltohcrts, iviiu- lster of Pulbllc Hflflllll. gave "°‘ tlce ill the Legislature illls even- ing that on Friday he would lnovt’ p- resolution calling upon the Leg- islature 0f thiis province to HIRE steps in conjunction witil the Log-

islllturcs of Nova 500ml 81111 P i El . d I. l l t urvz- ‘ tlionclgedcbixqr nlensbzelili: of? Parliin-

m-ellt frcnl nil three pruviliflii.‘ 1° constitute tllgllncelves on 01143111- niioii in ottswii to prcruvtc iii"- intorests of the Maritime Provin- cos. ‘ ' '

[Ii-amps] unanimity on the D11" of the fcdornl mcnlihors in cup- porting mczlsurcs to thu- peculiar aulvnntzlge or those provinces and itllo encouragement nf co-oprfrlltionl ‘lvctwcon lilo oust and west of (lull; aria are aiulcil at in Lilo rchOIIIi-lvll-

(special fa The Guardian.)

DUBLIN. April lb-Rdports late tonight officially declare De..V:lel-n. to be still a. liberty, despite ltilally rumms of his capiurc earlier in the dill".

Canadzfs Revenue . ‘ Greatly Increased

{The Resolution:

0'|"l‘.\\\/'A, April 10.-Canada's" ' “winEIu-jihs, since. (“onfodcrzl- ordinary r 'iinn iii!‘ Progress n-ndo hi’ H"? YWH‘ (‘llilcrl hlzlrch 3-1.

in u return issued by tiln Fillullfic mpurriiipiii mllight totalled $:l84.i 7110.135 on incrmlso over the lira. pinup.) your (,1 $13.270.fiSU. Ofillll-i nry cxpclldiiuro totalled $307,731.-i 559, :1 decrease of $17.036317 ll‘ comparison with the previous year whilc- ilowcver ordinary rev or

[fllrflgl gfl-ljfliifil Mnritinlo Provin- ‘i-cs ill pnpiliuiion, wealth. illlii lnihcr impuriullt clcnlenls nf llni- iiifililllly llzn-l not been cmnnlonsu- lra-ie wit-h tilui. accomplished by |the other several pnovinces 0i’ ~(,‘nnada; and.

i "WHERE-AIS, this relatively sta- iiirmary condition has boon iargr-ienue for last year exceeds i_v brought about lly iho efforts ofidinury oxpomiiturl: ‘by ap- (‘anado ill general to (levolvll thTproxilllntL-ly sovnlltv seven nlil- new provinces west Jf Ontario tfillions, 'I‘hr.-rp was nu increase in lilo practical abandonment of ihflfllle national ill-ht or $45,200,100. three provinces pforcsnirl, morciiph he; debt rmw glandg q; $2, 88170018111’ I15 ‘Yilncenn-‘l “living?” 430202.551. Tills increase is m: tlon, the eucouruizcinulli 0? "l-Illu‘ counted for by expenditures; chief fractures. 1hr‘ devcioplncnt "f ml‘ 1y on railways which (in not conic 00ft Mill 0X17"?! i-md" thrmlgh within lili!‘ clues of ordinary 0x llarilimc 00PM "ml UH‘- Priwlslm‘ pclldiulrcs.

i); that publicity so necessary ill The Weather, Etc

modern _tllncs to the welfare and prflgrflfifl or collrnlitions: and.

parliament. of Canada, thorofnro. “RESOLVED, That hl cuuiunv- (ion wltll the Provincial Legisla- tures n»! Novn Scoiin and Print": Fldwurli inland. this lbifliifilfllllli? appoint n ccmittccc of three 0f its members ilelccted equally a6 well. as may ‘be. frcnl nil parties of this House. to 10in WW1 "k" committees from Nova Scutln and Prince Edward island. Mid l" 00m" proper way, ihy personal approach or -by correspondence. urge upon the Isaid eprc-soniativies of the tllrcc provi ces in question at 0t-

(Novu wuors MY cosy

that practical unanimity may he had in supporting all measures ‘for M10 peculalr advantage of these Maritime Province-s which may be brought forward in tlie Federal Parliament: and.

"l-"llRTii-IER RESOLVED that the Legislatures of Nova Sciltli-l and Prince Edward island he nn- tlficd of the, passage of this res»- lutinn hv this House and rollpeci- fnliv requested in lake ilk»:- nc- tion. as is hereinheiore set forth In this resolution and that eucll union or committee cncournw prominent persons from the vVc-i» orn Provinces in meet with thr-ul

ronoivro. Alpru 12.—-Mari

timo fresh south to south westel». and cold.

The temppruture ‘(lllflllg Tuesday niglht was 23 above, at 9 dclock ycterdny morning 31 above and nt 9 o'clock last night 33 above.

Announcements?“- Goming Events, Meetings, Etc.

n; lull. Douala also. U-LA. up Annual llahsollptiona Delivered 18.00

Budget Debate Be

___ln The legislature

Provincial Legislature.

Evening Session, April 11th.

The House met after recess at 8.25 p.m.

Premier Bell on motion of Sup- ply said the ground n. he tray arsed in the debate would neces- sarily be lllucll the sanle as that covered in thc Address. lt takes time for great truths and princi- lilcs to fasten themselves in the

honlcs throughout the country. Tllc government ln its first year built about 60 miles of im- proved roads without borrowing a dollar. $30,000 was paid out of auto rcccipts; $130,000 was taken from a surplus that the govern- ment had. at that time, und $40.- 000 was secured from the Federal government. This year additional roads have been built, making I50 miles in all. The constructing