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..*s'n. MAnc.ARE'r's P/isisi-i TEL. “‘“"~ l , _ 'Ei>HoNs.-'rue pnrisiiioners or “‘l“"““‘“ °““’8@ twenty f ve C0" S

'Margarefa pari-sh turned out on

Thursday to u man at the cali of tht' E,-\S’[‘I<]]{I\' PERSON ALS pastor Rev. Father McPherson, to rc- ___

pair their telephone line The lliie

l_ » ..*Mrsi. John Brien (widow) leaves - cm” °rder' Friday with her littl_e family for Bos-

' ton, where she expects tg remain at

- ..*PASTORAL VISIT.-The Rever- leant for some ;|me_

is now in first

l liiternational Labor Conference. Semi 'days ago the conference appointed a special committee, under the chair~ m_ansliip of lion. W. W. itowcil, to report on the question of udinitting Finland, Luxembourg, the Dominican Republic and Mexico. in regard to

'Hill Di1H¢0l'» Fatllol' lVlCl’l\€l‘S0Il. P11 --~ Luxembourg, -the Dominican Republic

Photographs oi' all sizes, films to

’i‘uesila_v morning. Vl-Slli’-ll Ulf’ \‘@=i“l' ..*Mr. Norman Mclntosii a grand- and Mexico, Mr. Rowell will present ence of iMr. Jno. Alfred M0D0fl-ll¢l- son ofthe late John Mclni-0S'l1. M- L to the conference 'this afternoon tho 1'. L. S., H€l‘l'i1i1llVlll€,\Vl10!`e ll(‘. l16HI`.l An of Nuufrage, has Settled 011 8 2% lmanlmoug gplnign of the coniniiltan the C0n\`é‘SSl0l\S illldi llllnlllllsl-‘9l""l acre -block 0*! the Old MC‘lm°9ll €St“i`“ that these countries be not admitted. comiiiuiiion to Mrs. Mc_Donulti and ai at Nnnfm5e_ The nmnnd lnken by me commllleeln

lit all size amateur cameras sie is~ ~ <-.asssor Austria and oe.-many lm,

'sived fresh every wrek. si-is MADE HIM 'IZENDER "whoiiy qnoninons and exceptional _ » D0 'wt N

and cannot be the l'°"°“

ought to coinineiice to practice the law

iiunibel, oi thc agod lil'-l1€S Ol' the ll"l' ---r-°_'-*"' that the cnnforenc-e~ has received no

£`l\`l’0"ll ml- T00 MUCH UNNECESSARY LUX- fornial application for admission iqoni

“--' URY the governments concerned. ~

l ~»*WEDUlNG BELL3--A D169-Blllg ` ---- “The fact." says the 'comniIttee's event took place ut St. Dunstan'S Slowly but constantly. prices are renal-l -‘than some nlelegales rem-9. Cathedral on Tuesday m0i'IlII\Z. N0l'~ rising. And lil Billie Of the l'a<ll that sentlng workers' or employers' organi- 4tii, when Miss Aline .Landrigan of. i;.iiiiries have doubled and quadruple, nations arp now in Washington and liaiioverf N. H. formerly of Covehead, want has not disappeared from V the lnwe nla(le_ through some lhlnll party, P. E. Island and Mr. Fred Kelly oi home, nor uneasiness from society n nennesl for adnllnnlnn cannot be

Charlottetown, were united in the holy Rich and poor are equally unccrtiiin neld lo ell-ect ,ne nonlllnng-

bonds of nwtrimoiiy by Rev- l"@'th@f what lil” m°f\”°W will b1""g- f°1`lf *lil* _ on ine nuinission or F-ininnri, imw- Hughes. cousin of the groom. They DDM' BW C°_nC9l`“*3d 'fm' their ,dmly ever, the coininiitee divides, Mr. were attended by Miss Margaret Cul- bread, the rich are no more reassured Rowell nnnsenllng me mlnnrlly report len, niece of the bride and Mr. George 'ii the midst oi’ thc social storm which The lnnjnl.l_l}. l.en0,.l_ wnlcn wlll nn llielly, brother of the groom, After coiiliiiues to rumble, as to the hper- nrenenlen by Mn Bnldenll ltnllnn the marriage ceremony they drove io manence of their revlenuosll iskt elle workers. nnlngnle_ ,ennmnlendn lne llie home oi’ T- P- Cllllen. lJl‘0il\€l`~lll '19 “ly ‘mi or the t°m“°nt">l“s,_S(f'_f` adniission of Finland as a member of law of file bride Wlwfe ll S“\“Dl“0“-‘ I/f"`l’"",.`(Mh,°Hq"?‘ °f,Q“F’e"'ll lfll; the international Labor Organization. dinner awaited them. In the evening f-illlll':`- lim Slll““l‘°_" ‘l““‘ld T' Cul ind claims there ig no reason why ii the wedding party drove to Hair: ’1“l""""’ “"'_l‘ “ '°_"“"f"l°‘2, "Wl:§ »-_nuniry which is ot yet a member oi River. where a few invited friends of ~_h""*“l"‘" ",l““l‘* "f ‘°“l“"° “n "“cnn nl; ‘he League or Nations snouiri not iw- both parties were assembled at the will begin. Tilllpeltlve “‘l;m‘; aw ml' long to the International Labor Or- liome of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cullen lf’ ’" me “mile xhnlllo ‘l?:$n lnnre 'lnnn _ :aiiizat¥nn_ The niaiority rcliort greet ll\€ll1~ MW!! fl°l“l! lllsllce i° ln wam`n,.m and nnn nnl llown lllnlr lakes the iidniisslou oi’ Germany and

the BUDDOT D\"0Vlfled- dancmg 8"" nsnntglglenyllvilnnnn nnn tnn _nnnnln wnn ,Austria its ii lirccedent.

Bmgmg whned away the happy mom ought to begin. Liixerles have liicreas-

ents until the early hours_of the morii» !_d_ they aw lncrennlnn every dan I _

ing whoinhtihe glillastsbtliliiok tllllellr glotliglill An' lncnnnne ln nnlne nnly nllmnlntnn' Mr. Rowell on Minority

“"9 W5 "5 B r e the vanit of those who want in nh~. .

many happy years of wedded life. Ou mln wllmyllmlr nelgnnom cannot genl _ 0 l me f°ll°Wl“g My Mr' and Mrs' Kelly .ilencc we S09. f'VPl`_vwlu_i'e girls dl'<’»‘\§~l ln his 'nmmmy "el’°"t' Mr' nowpll trance and liurrle-iLto the Tooiiibs lm~ repaired to their home in the Royalty _ll ln funn nonllnn $l_000_ 32900 anll; says the point at issue is not whether lllnnlnlely nllel. lheln nrnnlglllnnnn

where a lively band of serimaders _,Ven $3900; “.0 nel, ynnnn nlnn nl~,.sn.l Finnish delegates should be arlniitted

EWG lllem ll hearty welwme' Thu' eil llkc princes, pronieiiaiiiiig 1ii’fet-i-| to the coiii’el‘0nC§~ All ll/GFS HKl`B0fl Mm-¢ Red; Arregtgnl

groom's gift -to the bride was a fur only ln lnxnl-long mlmlngpliesl we sw , that they should, the .ssue was cost and to the -bridesmaid a Bolll men and women, .tacked ml; ln _lewr-is' whether the conference had the legal WASl.llNg'l~()N_ N0v_ l0_ __ The pendant. The numerous and costly ill- 1°' royalty' trealliig ihomggiy.-.5 illliiuiliprliy in accept Finland. as a no nnlnnnlnn nenlgnen to l-ln lllc country presents which the bride received nlnnsnl-G parties, tiiesplcmlor of which tion, into iiili membership of the in- nl nllenn nrennlllng ll", lo,-nlble over. testified to the esteem in which she nllns llln envy of lllnln. of nml\||el- for. iei-national Labor Qrgunizatlon with- lnrnw nl- me governnlelln was con. is held by her`many friends. lllll¢l.l_ These are the people who out lilnlaiiil first erther adhering to llnned lonny by lne nenn,.ln,enl_ ol-

- l ' Um T'°“'5' M p°“"'°' “nd the"ebY lie' Justice, arrcstg being made In New

of self-denial. Once lieguii. the prac- coming bound hy its' provisions, or bo- york, Detroit snll i-lscwlicre. While

llne would be uccciituatcil, for tliclcomlng a ineiiiher of the League of llln nrnl nnllls lsnldny nnd -Snlurnny

\vorlrI_is thirsty tor \veIl being; it has Nnltlnns. ` H wro nlmell nrlnnlnnlly nl ll", lenders ii greater thirst still for peace-that The majority. Mr Rowell ndds, Oli the Unlon of Rnsnlnn w0l~kel~s_ nlh

A»E Deuce which tfhristiaii moderiitioli “say the conference has the power. 5 ll 4 l, ll ll ai

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Wollld le’-“my l"`l“5' lrh°,,“‘l“°"lty ls 0' the °°m"”l`Y 0Pl“‘ dragnet thrown out after two months'

on.

Mr Rowell claims further that the

n as precedents Qa

'V|0d0|'3W Vic" Wife (complain}i‘ngiy)- You’re not Senator Robertson, Minister 1 if dl-' .

“Ll attention no Amend), like Mr. Knagg. T ey’ve been married; Labor, has nrr'ved In 'Washington i)o ‘ Pllol- 0

Porlo _ twenty year; and Mrs. Knrigg saysl assume his duties with the two Cana "{f.f,:°"n'f§f

I Photorrapliy her husband is so -tender." [dian delegates. In Senator Robert- Dr Chanda llvuitwlilnnsvo rooms! anon

Hiisbiiiiil-“'|`onder' Well he ought sony; absence Mr Aclnnd. Deput °"'°&,°"' fl*

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OPINION , AT CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, NOV. 10.-(By (Taxin-

STDCK 0UOTA'll0N

li.\l.lI<‘.\."i. N. S., Nov. 1l.»»(Quoln-

tions iiiriiisilif-il by 1<". li. McCurdy :md

I investigation. ‘_

aliens had been held lol- depnrtatloii,

Attorney General Palmer announc-

-ell today that toi-ty-two :idilltionall LO.\'D0i\', Nov. 10.- Tclegraphlng

making a total of 253 since the raids started. “ininicriate steps toward the

dian Press.) The case of Finland

l has brought a sharp division of opin- | lon over the r`ghts and .powers of the l

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deportation oi’ these persons as un- desirables, will be taken," he added.

Deportations 'Genera-I

VVASHINGTON. Nov. 10.-Dcportrr

tion proceedings have -been instituted in o. number oi' cities to rid the coun- try of the violent radicals caught in the nationwide raids which have ben in progress since Friday, At- torney General Palmer annoimced to night.

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CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL 1

ANARCHY

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Cliargetl with

'criminal anarchy in circulating the Revolutionary Age.” a publication which aims at the overthrow of the rovernment by force. James Larkin,

Irish labor leader, and Benjamin Git-

low, of Broklyn, were held in $150.00' bull each today i'or examination on .Wednesday. I Both nien were lar-

resteil in the raids on radicals Siiiur-,i

ilay night. in default of ball they were ' coiiiiiiltteil to the Toombs Prison.

Walter Nelles, who acted as at-

torney at tho recent trial of two Fin nlsh editors, convicted of criminal anarchy, appeared for the inen. A large crowd surrounded thc court room where they were arralngcd and in guard against ii denionstratlon in their hehiilf, the prisoners were taken ut`oi` the building through a side en

SMALLPOX GAINS ON TQRONTO

TORONTO, Nov. 10.-During the

past 48 hours fifty new cases ol' small- pox were reported iit the Toronto De-

total oi’ 169 cases now in the city. There are 152 hoiiieg in which pati- ents are being treated and 138 homes

Wl\F3i‘(‘ HCIVUHI C8883 Ui” I)Ei‘S()IlS RYE

piirtinent of Health. This makes ii!

0|.AND'S EFFORT TO GET

RUSSIAN FACTORS TOGETHER

froiii Warsuiv Sunday the correspond- ent oi' the Daily Herald says he hears from reliable sources that Poland is about to issue a siniulaiicous invita-

tion to ull 'ie belligerent parties in ltussla, inc uding Finland. Estlionia and the other states to cease lighting November 25th and song delegates to Warsaw fol- a peace conference. De- cember 15 is proposed -as the date for the conference. The correspondent adds that Great Brltian. France, the United States, Italy and Japan also will be invited to send delegates.

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A friendly game of football was

Played at the (T. A. A. A. grounds yes- tcrdiay between Grades 7 and 10 and Mr. McDonald's class which resulted in la victory' for the latter by a. score of 27-5. F. .Power of Mr. MacDoni'ilil’s class scored the first touch and H. Joseph and "Stubbs" Payne making

ltlllilree touch downs each to their cre-

ln the second half C. Murray and

S. Longiiplile .of Mr. MucDonalil’s class scored.

W Davey of the rival team made a

quai‘iintine.l who were exposed to the

diseases. /\ total ol 500 persons urel

under quarantine. , l in

kick over the bar in the second half.

Mr. Wilfred Maddigan referred the

i-lame to the satisfaction of all.

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