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_ !°"“”'» °“!I'¢|inn» Founded 1Bl_1. Evening Guardian 1887. f rt ` ` 1 ' ` ` ' B M " an Q -nm. u.._ Lu: _ - _ _ W LHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, Tugsnny, QECEMBER 39,1919. __ _ _ ..i.....il '...,..}.i$i-..., .i.li.;....., ws-.*

ilitil it .|lll,ulu. llhul but ltitt, ttillt...tntutttsilvltl ittualllllttitlttuoolin

` tawa G°5SiDf Regarding Senatorships for 0

_ tario and Quebec.

(Special to The Guardian.)

OTTAWA. Dec. 29.-Sir Robert ship, if ll cl

with any aspirations for thc pu-nnie,~.

lense be necessitated,

Borden plans to leave Ottawa during li' the appointments use not actually

the first week in January. His dest tion is not yet announced, but

ina- 'tnnounced bei`ore Sir Robert lea

~ _ ves.

one lt ls believed that arrunirements will

suggestion is that he may go to South be made fm. mum, the Senate vacmw

Africa in company with Viscount llcoe on his flagship. It is that

understanding here is that during

gel; les, at least those in Ontario and Qne_

D nl b _ F , _

inlon which the;Admlral is to visit sligceetloheiik;.lEolQll;E:th°yvafligtilhn

next on his Empire circling tour. The most prominently mentioned are llzm

the Mbefi- SBWIIUIY. General' Sir David-

B\>9°“°° °f th°.P\'°U\i°I‘ 31|' George son and Lorne C. Webster.

F°Bi°f Will 11°* in his Steed- As- Senior 'rne ontario senator-sliln ls likely

ill K0 to t.he north and while W. are Smythe and J. J. Carrick, ex-M_P,'3

Privy-Councillor he is naturally line for the position, while there

to R.

certain reasons why the choice should are nlore p~ 1 tl -t ~ . ' _ not. fall elsewhere in view of the poll- is an inlpi'eEl);lohel]ht>Et l¥>rtlll‘lE;lE0E’E~;Eil‘l;EE

tical possibilities of the future.

Sir He r t. il' till l ' ~

George, tori example, is not credited muli' shave ii. nclmmg to palm

CS,

to)

’ gl ’ lug evacuated by the civilian populn y e

-te Special to The Guardian.)

early tlis morning. which resulted in the death oi' lt promising young offic- ei‘, and also one of thc tittaclting par- t'. Three arrests were afterwards made.

The scene of the latest combat be-

tween the forces of lltw and order ltnd those oi' the rebellion is about halt' a mile from the Vice-Regal Lodge and the main road running from the Gough monument to the Strawberry Beds. It is not lnany yards distant i'ronl the cross which marks the scene of the lllurder of Lord l~‘redel=ick Cuv- endlsh and Burke. '

( .

vp," I U . Dec. 29.---‘Anoilier tittarkloi` the 2nd Battalion. South Lancnsll-

was upon the Vice-ltegal Lodge ire Regiment and two men. They felt

ttiieatl. Amongst the patrol who tu od out was second lieutenant Lloaste

l'l’\

their way»_through the darkness across. the gross *of the Polo ground und sull- denly found tllenlselycs laced with at body of men. the numbelyof whom collld not be ascertained ln llle dark- ness. Both parties began to fire at each other and the result was that Lieutenlint Boaste i'ell with a bullet through his heart. 'i‘wti soldlcss at thc same time fired ni tile groupwllo were attacking and one of these. a man oi' middle nge, fell"Witll six bul- lets lil his body. , ’ Killed accidentally by His Own Patrol

DU-P.LrlN. Dec. 2ii.-Lleutellzillt

A That H M y . - - _ - _ A VV _ ` ( ecis o e uarian._ _-

- . e ~ ‘AY-A¢¢0_1\\DM\y Admiral Lleut. Boaste -of Lanchaslure Re m nt Kllled, ‘<°NS'E°_N» ";e°~T;”~f""°E='=' is "rj Unoiiiclall StatedH Will Recommend Canadian

Jelilcoe on His Fla Il' ti" ° - - . ,

gs lp 0 Afrlca. one Of the Assailants Klued andlrrhree A1’-_ tion owing to the rllpid lidvllnce o. Fleet ()f Six Cruisgrs Five Destroyers

the Ilolsilevikl in boutllein Ru.~.i.l,.lt ’ ’

\l|5|]l]|iNl BHEY EEIIINEBU

|51

(Special to The Guardian.)

W.\SHlNG'l‘0N, Dec. 29.--Viscnllnl

Grey, British .'\|nbassltllol°, will leave \Vasllin;:lon next 'l‘llcsduy t`or N York, to sail on the following Satur- day on the Acquitania. Ile will nccolllpanietl by his pcrscntli suite, William ’l‘yrcll, Ronald Cztlnpbell and Major Crawfortl Stuart. _

lit Sil

Anxiety Felt for I

spzhooner Genleral Mlddletloil- whi

SOIIIB H.l\XlBi.y IB fell. ‘regarding tht! The pleaglng drama entitled “The i

i!Y0unig-Adaliisi Co.

y _ pants of the lodge were awakened ti series oi' dropping shots wh

tired it is supposed to bring out

Sh°m “ner nlidmglii ‘he 0c¢'“' ilonste the officer of the guard w

,by met his death ili‘Suntllly nigilt’s' sho

fh lug niifl-ay, near the vice Regal Lod

"1" the illqllest into the Lleutcnallts dent ‘S held today. _

Oi'

'» . . . _ . . » ge

_ I I S h ° _ came fiom the lll.tin load. These wel‘g In Phoenix Dark was nccidwmuy ML

A ‘ ' 1 led hy n bullet frolll his owll patrol

t guard which turned out at once. The 2 _ _ , _

c night was of pitclly blltckness, it Duty' it wah round 'vby tm july

it was impossible to see nlanyyar

at ll

cll Marriag Q ti ", , bl '

sailed from Annandale on December staged uyetlleliE§nfl;AaliEEs5t1E>=LI:Snn§ wiiillell MiIglSil`ai€S

11. ' .

15th for Halifax with a cargo of g eral produce.

The vesel touched at Georgetown fence.

enroute‘snd the following day arriv at Port. Hawkesbury. »

` No word of her has since been re- ccssf-ully and were ably supportetl'

the other members of the company.

ry At this afternoorfs matinee “Eu

ceived. .

The vessel is owwiby Mr. Hen

cd h Mass Marjle Adams and Mr. Youll

an ed the leadmg “les very '1-0NU0N» D20- 29»"'5€V°‘\_“"'1\\°“ l>/inls, or-l-_ 29.-~lni*nl-nlrll llotll-tt

have been uppolnted limgistlailzs ill the first mf,E,Un_g of the (jnunml

t pursuance of an act cf Parlltillit

_ 5 'k"' I. f‘th.i 2 ‘l"ll\ . , ,

Benoit of this city, d was loaded Lynn" will be again presented aild the ilgasligif -,llnegiyfligt 'lint-y E:llEeS1i'l}E's_£ ginsgennfa,.E}Q`=?{=,ff,tg:;',:) ,;lf[Ef1!;,.u;;I,,§:;

by J. M. Morrow olbhnnandnle. She play for tonight will be the engngirl i a vessel of about "(0 tons and had' conled'y f‘All of a Sudden Peggy.”

B . a ,row of three men. The command

GF _-___ »

is Capt Edward Dicks of Charlotte-|Ll0yd

town.

Other members of the crew n

I'I‘

Messrs Kennedy of Picton, and Capt);

Munme of Wihitehead. N. S., whos

family now reside at souris.

,___._.,_.__.____.;.

§ cttuoutslu srlclits t

Legg oi Nation

LONDON, Dec. 29.-Prclnier l.loy

Wales, Saturda-y defended the votln

ll ln' men us' the United States I

s any the war and had as much right t vote 'as the Ululted States. This vot

NOTi0E¢--BR»=-l- 0.-HAHRIS'"WU»-L however, he added., would not the use

be in .his olllice ,again ‘beglnnln

Monday, December 29th.

-- *WANTED--A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Mrs. D. Davies, 14 E

planade. 5925-12-2i0M1wk.

3i Britain and the United States.

Calgary Labor _

LOST A GOLD WRIST W.ATCH WIT

initials Z. R. A. Finder please leav

at 133 Kent Street. Reward.

H » Protests Sentence

TEACHER WANTED FOR GLE

Martin School, Supplement $75.00. F. McKenzie, Glen Martin.

5937-12-30-E

A the selitellce of A. >I3_ Russell to tw

ear lln ri ~onment appears to hav

Y- s D 5 ' -

3; created a condition of llllezisrilles

not in sympathy with ltussell durln

~ leader of the anti-().li_U., forces her

.' a plotes

'WANTED IMNIEDIATELV MAID FOR! general housework ln small family.

srrnllgements of the League of Nut- , .lons. lie snld that Australian has lost

8 on any tluesbion arising between Gren

° A 0i A. B. Russo

»cA»l.oAllv, in-.r-__ 29.-fl‘lm`in-_ws of _

“ Reunion of the 8th Batter

A among labor leaders here, who wer

F *FOUND.-MAN'8 GREY ANGORA,

lglove with tan binding. Owner cun have same by applying at this office. anll paying for sd. Mrf.

»_____ _ _FOR SALE.-REG. AYRSHIRE BULL

cali, three -months old. Apply' to A. Mcftae & Sons, Cllsrlottetown R. R. N0. 6. 5927-1230M3i

the Wlnili-peg strike and who hav l consistently opposed the 0..B.U., move- ment fronl the beginning. Alex Ros . M. P. P. for tieiltre Calgary, anti for- I nler presidelrt of the Alberta Fetlera- i tion of Labor, who is the recognize

'i openly :itlvocltlos a 48 hour strike at ` ~ ' t.

:t..‘.i‘.‘;‘._".2:;l:’.‘;.E.:’.:"‘:.f.:‘..3uf;:t:; in Now in London T0 ,.,,.,_.gl,,,,,|

Ev (Special to The Guardian.)

S Lloyd George, the -Mnrchilillcss

rry, ll "y l' ._ lley IV)/ebb, who have been active

Trucktwell. -

5; To Cooler on _

i ' > Return of Lin

(Special to The Guardian.) WA‘SIi!NG'l`ON, Dec. 29.-Ilctitls

fourteen railway brothcrlloodsl ulrd

I their notion on wnge llenlalllis now

fore rail director' I-lines.

U 5 .___-

G Tho lileilillers of thc Eighth tlullal i-I flip Siege Battery t0 tho numhcr o 0 08, held ai most elijoyalilc reunion las

', . 1 . » .t_Y_1..|_'.. "mm ‘lt uw Vidmm HJ Pl lm," ‘(‘d0_ cligllgetl and were about to got mar

9' coillrudes and old friends who had

cr.

Major A. G. l'onke presltlctl

investigating social rind industrial lro ditions, Miss Elizabetll llaitlane, sis or of Lord Haldane, and Miss Gcrtrud

S They af” in Consiiwie “ISO 3 “"" v prt;vith‘fl, for or wlletherill vicw

nleli°s advisory colllnlittce to arlvis ' -

d the Lorll H-lgll (fliallccllor as lo th

_ fi _ tl- l'--‘t»

ficlals of the A-mcricnn Idederntioll o Labor were to meet here today to di cuss the return of the lilies to privai ownersh-lp on March 1 ang to ouillll

5 l all the members ,llow ill the pr

M Létigue oiNatit'&ls I

(Special to The Guardian.)

‘nl the League o`I Nations will prulialui

"E of \.'crsliilles. Aliillasllltllol' Wliilul:

E" thc Supremo iloullcil, willch had ill

sucll hy l’l'c.=l.'ll.»llt Wilson, as o|'iipillu

‘Z the far! trial thc United States ha

lll0l`i'0W.

clrtioll, on which thc cdtltivr the men ll f ol the irmmues council depend

nf spoli.'.e to the latest Alliotl llote. '1`ll 0|; expct:ta't.ioll ill ot`i`icial l:il'clt>_s is th

1- some word from licrlill l'|-garllillg th

subject will he at hailtl hy tt:itiol'l‘li

0 lnission catlsc furtlie.r tlelay. he- "' - ”'

SWEETHEART, FREED_ FROM

Pnomlss nlsruses 'ro elvis

y` UP wouND,El;> Love

‘_ Iago of (Iuprlllbo, llliur Mlllnn, hccalll

, ricll when the wal' broke out.

Sn€§o0i,;;1?L£\;c9i§QéixmyvF;f,?]'p:_?£§:£ Augt-lo ltoiicl-_l-.lil illillletlltiiviy join-

‘E and it was a genuine. rt-ulnioll of old

cd tho colorli limi feuglrt 'iiirougll lluiilbrr lil' battles without rcccivin

cli-

so iliucll as a scratch.

of of .V

Crewe, Tile lllsrlclliolless of Lolldoll- m,,\)1,.(| U". SMH. DL, a,.lm(.nt to ml; de Ml* Him lille W'\1d~ MV* SN-I' effect after tlllis lll'il'iiilig:l lllvl-ting ol

ll' question lllldcr coiisitlcrlttion. it is E' still un trpl-ll question wllcther the l‘l,|~. 0 mal call for the lllcetln; shall be is-

|. of s

if not rati-l`ii>d thc treaty thecnll shall “Il he -issued l',' l’l°elllier tllenlcllceau.

the l’rcs.licllt ot' the pence -conference This qucstititl, as well as the place for the meeting of the lnenlibers of the collllcil. will -prclblilily be decided to-

'i`hc dlltl- for the excllange of rlttifi-

[_.

S `\l, ' .' ' ~ s.

1:. _ctlll lin llllt-_el‘t:till unc. “Nothing has been ilcalwl from the Germans ill rc-

,. ttl l:

S. _ _ _ _ w 7,, llllic;-is lllt.t=rl'llpt.t‘1l t‘:legl'aphlc trails-

FI.

[_ ll()r\<li-i. lieu. 2ti.-Five year;-l ago All f gclo Itoliccrlii und tilllscppino liosia, t the llnlltlsolnost pair iii the little vil-

` ' lr

' oxen, and they iilovcll too slow to ta

ll K saw it train. Wllilc the piolleerg wer

EHENEH HIIEWIYS USE P|ii\llE UUE

(Special-to The Guardian.)

l'.\lllS, lit-c. 29. So |`icqlil-lit - alll

nllllicrous llatvl-. been lille thefts iniht rallwlly stations of l-‘taint-c that tilt rolllpanics, ill view of the slllli‘ia;.',o 0 personnel, :irc u'ol_ng to employ policl dons to \\'ai<~ll tircl- l`l'cil;hi trztills ant lluiit tlowil thc illicvr-s." 'l`hc polio. dog sctztioll of lilo l<‘l'cnt;ll zirllly t-olllt llluslcr lfktltttl lloulltls and t3,i\t\ti o these are to lic sold to the railroiir colllpnnics. .\il illc dogs have heol ir-.lined by tllc Fl-tncll llliliiary auth nl'iiit-r..

No Canadians. _

In New Year’s List

(Special to the Guardian.)

()'I"i`AW-A, llctt. 29.-<l"i>l' tht: l`i1‘si

tlllle -ill the history of (Ianadu Call- aditul llalllcs 'will he conspicliollsly absent from 'the King'.~; New Year honor lists. This is ill consequence of the ruqllt-r=t of l’al‘iililllt-nt tllnt nt. fllrthcr iitl-as ot' litillor bc conferred upull Vtlllllililills.

HEl`l LEARNING CAME

FROM ALMANACS

l‘lllt`Aii0. llcr. 28.-»--Allll l.ord dilln'l

:we at trliill ol' hcnr the shrill whistle of all t-nginli until sho was slxtecll ycui‘s old.

_ .Sllo.arrivcli llcrc frolll tlklnlllgcc,

flkitt., ill all uirplzillc to clltcr thc Ulti- vt-rsity of (‘ilicago.

The tlallgliter of lt village lllacltslilltli

Anil Lord was horn oil thc rim oi Mut_tol\ llllllow, Mo., ill the Ozlirlts. 40

- miles from a town ill what is known

as the Laplttlltl-wllcl'e Mis.~llitlri laps ovvr into Arkallsus. The only mf~t_llorl of travel in those parts was hcllilid

Allin to soc a train.

Both airplane anti nutoluollilc hurl

bcoll .invented long befor:-_ Anil Lord

itrylllg to get hcnvier than air lilacllines

5 ~ 1 _ . ' . .‘ ' tl- . _

'med h"“"m”` ‘md m“m”h` mb” ‘ it Wtils dorms thc fiuul Hloso Ui thc' to lift tllolllselvns nl iooz. An.. Lnrn

CHIHDH Eli. in the course of the devlslve was trying lo ctlllclitc llt-rseif by road fighting on the Piave, that thc soldier? ing nlmnnnt-_5_ '

:tl i'i‘tml Sllflti pcr busilel io $2 ti() l

f ' ' ' ` E A A' ' 3 ` 1 I -. _

(Special to The Guardian.) ()'I"l`r\WA, lice. 22).---'Pile repolt of

Lortl .Iellicoo on the naval policy best suited to the conditions ill Canada is expected to be in the Ilitlids of thc lovernment between now and the end of the year. During the past month llle Admiral has had frequent ':onl'el'- ences wiill ll sub collilllittee of the Cabinet. anti as previously indicated the idea ol' tl local nllvy ls likely to be favored. "

ll gslallllgggle. '1‘he.Attack Took Place in Pitch..1-§.3i.;.F§,d..\£;n.;:{3nm.g§.,....n. Submarines, Several Seaplanes and Small

° ' 1-- ‘__L_i___ ' Fleet of Torpedo Boats

This was the position taken by Sir

Robert Borden at the 1918 conference When he cited Australia as an exam- ple ol' the successful working of such rt nnvy in conjunction with tile Imper- ial navy.

it is le orted here unoificially that

' D

the Admiral will recommend a Cann- dian fleet of six cruisers, nye destroy- ers, a dozen submarines, several sea.- plnnes and a small fleet of torpedo boats. -

(Special to The Guardian.)

\\’lNNll’IC(}, |‘t~.<‘. 29. -»- I§ffot'ii\'l> llitlllil-.llt, lit-c. 27. illc Clililtdirlil wil

illshcl in store :li the puhllr it-_rliliilill ~lev.tiol .ii Folt \\'iiil.llll ol iolt Ar- lui

Anothrl it.,.\ll.ltlon .l.ul.le.lsel uaximillll \vlmivslilt= price of goveul- ucnt stalldard spring wllcat flour i`roul

'el,

the

,4ltl.l)tl pci' barrel to $13.15 per bar

il-isis t.o.h. t-alas. Montreal.

in connection with the above atl-

/ltllcos in thc price of wheat and iloul',

PHIEIES IIE WHEII IND Ellillli

hiiE HEEN l|iilN|]Eli

Wheat Increased from $2.30 to $2.80 and Flour

from $10.90 to $13.15. Permits granted for Importation of American Flour.

Jllmes Stewart., chnirnlan of the Can- adian Wheat Iioard states thut. in or- der that the consuming public may

eat have the advantage of the supply of

Joartl ol-tit-l-it lllvi ll-.c prilfc of Mani icheaper flour in the United States pov- oba wilt-at lo mills ill Cltllatitl berais `mits will be issued for the importa-

ior 'tion oi` the American product. _

No Expianaiion to Make.

()'l"i`AWA, Dec. 29.-Questioned to-

day regarcilng the decision of the wheat board to increase the price or wheat to the Canadian millers and to raise llle maximum price which tile. latter shall charge for ‘ilour, M. F. Occonilcr remarked that the Board of (lommerce ,lliid no observations to make.

Parliament Mav 0peil

Good wages. No washing. Apply 146 Pownal Street. Mif

To Attend

was worth of thc occasion. Thc table

-_- --

wslrrso-"rsAcl-ten Fon Loans

Valley school. Suppl-inient $60.00.

AIIDIY to Allan McSwnin, Sec'

Boys’_I_farliamen

wore supplied and served' in thc hrs style of which the Victoria ls cap- able and that lnsnlls the host tllore

ls.

After full justice had -been dollc t

l arms were blown away and botll eye

completely lost. ,

All soon as Ile was on thc way tl

‘ Lorne Valley. 5028-12-3p0M4ipil.

°LOST.-MUSKRAT MUFF IN THIS

City or on road to Keppoch. Finder kindly leave at Guardian Oilice.

- Mtf

___________..

TO LET. - SHOP AND ROOMS.

Phone 702-L. 5934-1.2-30M3lpd

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE AC- commodated ul. 49 Euston Street.

5932-12-30M2iDd

THE LADIES AID WILL HOLD

their meeting in the Orange Hall, Mill View, Jan. 2'nd, st. 2 o'clock.

R 5885-12-29n\e2lplI. °WANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL-

housework. No washing. Apply Mrs J. C. Sims, 249 Prince St.

_ 8015-12-15-Mtf

LOST-BLAGK Dnlvlno GAUNT.

let between Alexandria and R089 Mills, Vernon. Finder please leave -It Peter McKlnnon_'s, Alexandria.

'E 5922-12~30M2iDd.

FOR Pntvsrli a'A"l.E’§l56iTs"l."s

tenement iniuse on Douglas Street..

No 71 i473 A W H CIICI

"I0-FAS. alla' lil' ('7ar‘tor..

> Aucti ear. - $926-12,-3i_IU|_3§,i'd -

wrsrrré .-A MTE-som-o RAL

ouse ork sood ref Zretlil I" etl. A lily' to Mrs. Herr ‘_

field ve., Brighton. .

_ soai-iz-aomslpti.

PIDIGRIID STOCK sAl.E-l AM

' instructed by L. M. Anderson to sell

et. the Anderson Homestead. (l'¢<=°l\t ‘Y wld) on Wednesday, December lilst st 12.80 p.m.‘ his entire herd °i real ,ms duel ,,u so sllort

Monday morning, (‘.llnl‘lcs Mcillnis,

Cllarlottetowll, Russel Woodsillo, Darli- ley, tilltl. Reginald' Nincont. Central Beds-que. with Mr. il. C. Sideuius left for St. Jolln to attend the first Mari- time Boys' Pllrliament.

'I`he first three ,are the Honorable

members to represent Prince Etfwartl Island. Mr. Charles Mcin'nls has been ` chosen Honorable Minister of the De- votional Programme. Mr. Woodside is a member of the intellectual Commit- tee of the House; nn-d Mr. Vincent ll nlcmbor of tile l‘lly'slcnl Committee of tho House.

The opening session of -the Iitlll-58

will be held Monday evening. D900!" ber 29th, and will continue through ' the evening of December 31st.

Ninn Boys' Conferences were held

this Fall in the Maritime Provinces and nach -(Tonierence chose two or thrnn representatives for this pllrlla- ment. These boys will meet together and discuss liow best to promote the Clltlrcll Boys Progralnnle. Discussions in l-ezular parliamentary way. The -following programme will be carried out:--

Monthly iligllt, Dec. 29th . `g.9,30 p. nl. Session of liolise f'l‘uesti°ay. Deer 30th

9-11.30 a. m. Session of llouso. 12-12.45 Recreation in Y. M.

A- Gym- buncheon in "Y" Building. 0-4 Session of House.

*FTC

CJN'

~Sim‘ms Brush Factory. 7.15-8.15 Session of House.

Wotlnesdsy, Doc. 31st.

9-11.30 Session of House.”

- Gym.

horns, gl held oiltl p0?i2reed,lsr|e 2.30-4 Session of House.

Blltltlli Berkshires liumberlils 5 Silo it es

flhorln. both sexes, e ll -, oc mn"

cows rrsuheilill in mrtns- Also (gr largest esnm ou. of me

hnvrmituonn snaotmtlli it 1.30 closing e ng

Tl-if .~ '. . - ., , , , -, ~‘,‘-.rs *iii . --‘». it--'~'

_ .Ar `_ - _ M, ,. E _' ... .U >,,-_,. _:_ »\..».- 1 -.-

wn numsralut in tl yupail rs-I House. (melt III 'n0oIi'€I‘\i1'i'ln0Il)~llIly of isle' Mr. Bldeniue accompanies the boys ‘Wi M m¢t._C_. A. Colo, Alictioncer..amd has been c_l\°l°\1 i0 ‘Wi M 3°" Blokillls, N53; ` . ii seant-at-Arms. f

p. m. industrial Tour to

8.15 Mixed Social (}atherin8~

12-12.45 Recreation in “Y"' 1-2 Luncheon in "Y“ Building-

4 nm. Bight seeing tour to Winter Port. and trip through

the good things provided on ext=cllt‘-ut

toast list was presented.

After the toast to the King “Tile Battery" was announced und Sergt` Donnell und Lieutenant Murphy re- sponded wltll eloquent, informative all dresses touching upon nlany incidents fanllllnr to the soldier audience unli eliciting generous applause.

Time and* space _prevent reference

to the other speeches, songs and ell- tertalnnlent, which continued to il late or rntller lm early hour und whiclll will be tukcn up later.

` Major Mckeever, M. C.,

Dead At Toronto

TORONTO. Dec. 27.--Major A. IE.

Molteever, M. C., D. S. 0.. of Llslowel. Ont... credited with victories over for- ty-'flve German iinacliiiles fin the late war, and one of the ‘best known (inn- lidisn aces, died in Toronto General Hospital elirly yesterday llwrnilln. Ui the use of 25. li-s thc result ot' all oper- at-ion on one of his limbs. Major Mc- Keever`wal-l injured ill on tultollloblle accidefllt 'at Stratford some months ago anti suffered ll fructllreq leg. lt did not knit properly and thc second operation proved fatal.

EXTRADITION OF THIE EX-KAISER WILL BE DEMANDED

PARIS. Dec. 29.-'I`ha extradition o

former Emperor lwdlliwlll of Germany

soon as the treaty of peace becomes effective, according to e _despatch re- ceived liy the British and French gov- ernnients.

PARIS, Dec. 29.-Arllbilin volun- was discovered. He had just pulled promptly carried oil’

'beers and French detnolrmonis have into the station, but consented tn imprisoned,

clashed ul. Bemkek. Syria. according. to take the Lindsay" out to,,§;lt.erboro, The ten men then walked out of til a. del teh received here from Curio if some one yould show' im the jail and although an alarm was 5,55 n, m, ‘

‘tho air last night seemed to effect

f and live respective passengers gnvo

will 'be demanded from Holland ali for llhe night lm hotels. Fi-fteell other

ills flnnllcec rn which he released her

from ills promise.

But the liritle-to-be vowt-xl that sho

would' never give up her soldier lover, all the more now that he necds loving help and cure. l The nuns say that the sc-one which

took place tit the meeting was one of the nlost affecting they have ever wit- nessed. A concert has been held at Milan to present the couple with a check townrd setting up house and has given very satisfactory reslllis. 3 The Pope, inforrneil by Cllrdllial Ferlari of this flue instance of nn-| tlllclichlrlllt=_ lovt‘ anti devotion, has sent his blessing and tt hantlsonlc pres- ont, and Queen I-ielena has written, lui lilltograph letter to the bride, cu- clol-tlng li substantial check.

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TORONTO TRAINS WERE HELD-UP

'l`Ol`t0N'l`(), llotvclllber 25.-"Tllat tihrlstnlossy feeling" which was in‘

railway men just as it did citiiens wllose lives are lcd along loss excit- ing paths. and it. is said an ~unus\lnl number of conductors. elitzlneors. hrukcnleil mid' yardlnen "booked sick" for the night. , ‘The epidemic hit. North Toronto

Railway "l,lndstly" train, which was due to pull out at 12.25 -this morn- i!\Z. stayed till 4.55 a. ln., not tt wheel moving all this time, because the engineer was off sick. “Unil- boys" called in vain for a substitute

li ll for a had job and sought refuge

passengers stayed right witlflhe train, and on lm-pi-ovised sllakedowns they

went to sleep. _

Finally an overworked engineer

, /

The ‘mmk on me °amm"S was came witlllll the radius of li. shell ex ` ' ' ‘

, , ' - -' f ' Anti' now sho sllcccetlell is indicated

worthy of the coillpany and thc ment; Illusion' with we h_esu_H UNM howl’ H M' that the Okmulgep Ameri_

ly th i" :_ ' .

Sl 1-un, by which silo. wus recently em-

ployed, ilas ohtalilctl the first copy-

_ _ 1 right on one of llcr siorics, culled

recovery from his terrible llljlll-les '-S,mi@t_y_" Angelo Itoiiccclii dictated a letter lo “M firm |¢-"min, .,.,,m,, from nlnlnn

Y L.

acs, and tlic first preacher I ever heard was Harold Bell Wright when llc came through Muttoil ,ilollow," said Alln Lord.

Before I took lily first, ride oll rt.

train, and that was the first time I had ever seen ll r'aill'ottd coacll, I thought the world wus one grcnt end- less chain of hills and trees and rocks.

“Many of the people l knew ill these

ds s still live ill the hills, and I am

' y . 1 sure they tloil`t kllow there'n civiliza-

tion, tall buli<i'lllgs, plivolllent, street cars. uutolllobllcs, airplllllcs.

“Tile first pnvcllloiii_ I saw was in

Jopllll, Mo.

“I thought ii was li slrvalll of wliler

and wus afraid lo stop on ii.

"Flying frolll Okinlllgce to tillicago it

no place to lnnd. or wc would have done so. l lznow the hill-dwellers must

knew so well, palssing over."

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PRISONERS LOCKED

UP SHERIFFS, THEN

Towns. ohio, not-_ 25.--one nf ul

three Deputy Sheriffs on duty, ovel

ll s alld safe blowers ill the iigh

shot through the left breast. Hesrin

t_o the cellar nil

Pl ‘ -

The 10996! Buffered W both were scv- road. A "pilot" volunteered to go quickly given, no trace of them hsli‘ First quarter ol’ moon. Thursday. ere. . sions- been found lat.o_ tonight.

was convenient for us to pass over Million Hollow. Of course there was

have tiltiugllt we were a giant bird. - They wouldn’t have believed, if told, it was ‘Wildflower Ann.` whom they

MADE THEIR ESCAPE,

station, where thc Canlitilan Pacific nm,-it nn;-ing juli deliveries over sc-

colnplished in this part of the coun- try occurred here early today, when six men cnlled- at the County Jail, exch-tinged Christmas greetings with

pownrt-‘rl und locked them in n cell, then liberated four notorious burg-

l r . . ` that followed the urrlvul of the vis- 'Pho titlo will 'lie high fills afternoon iI0\'B» L90 N00“i\'l‘~ il D9P\liY» W8-li nt 4.08 anti tomorrow at 4.55; it will

the commotion, Sheriff Mathias rush- el- from bed to lnvestisste. and was- sun sets this afternoon at 4.49 and

About the Middle

0l February

lilvllllhol'.~I-illdeed lt. has been expres- sed in at round robin to the govern- lllcni-thllt the session shoultlopell as curly as pol-lsihle with lt View to pro- rogatlitzli not latci' than -May. So for

pr :gr rl .' y . __ llnrd .Ieilicpo has illtllllated to the

posctl tialludiall naval policy will pro- lin.’l>i_,- be rclttly hy next week. It is, however, lllilil<vI~y, especially w-ith the Prime M-lnisllcr allscllt, that any lim- hitious scilelilo will be laid before the

view is hcld that if the proposal were mc of leglsllxtilig from the hoglinning

ic llrli-ldlttloll would llc

Ivillclbcr it-glslntioll will be submit-

ted to ‘carry into effect. the malil ‘.ollvf>ll\liolls adotpiell at the interna- tional labor collfereiice will largely

detpartlllent on the question of juris

'i`ht‘l'c rolllains the question, now

boforc thc justice department., how far the illllnlilioli Parlinllient has

tonight ‘to continue on strike and to

officers

rescllcd lifter they had llcnrtl the re- port of the two of their nunliber who had been sent. to Pattshlirgh to con- fer with W. Z. Foster, secretary of the union.

Mr. I"tistt-i' said that it was his

opinion that. the lncn were making ll. winning fight and that tile complaint of shortage of steel wus cvideilce of it

Wilt-ll thc sirikc was called, 20,000

lncn quit work hcre. Many of these have found elliployment in other call- Inlgs und sonic are said to have re- turned to work ill tllc steel lllilis;

Dulilll-ss hi sonic of the plants, llic

iilalillfnctllrl\i'.~l claim is dlle more lo it ishol'tl\l:<--of coal thlill to a lack of mon.

'rlll-1 w l~:.\7r'1l'll:'lr A I

'l‘l~:.\ll»i~;lt.\'ruitl~:

Trim, noon l-:'l‘c.

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'l`()lt()N'I`0, Dec 30.-Increasing

south nnrl east winds with local sllow.

The lowest telnpcmtlll-e yesterday

wus 2 above, the lligllei-it ll.,'I`llc pre- vious night the lowest was 11 tlibove.

Bt be high tomorrow morning at 4.54 and_

Thursday at 6.17.

d tomorrow lit. 4.50' la rises tomorrow

at 1.52 and 'rirnrlirilly st 1.39.

1*- New inooll, Monday. December 22nd*

(l'|"l`AW.\, licc. 26.-I’rcpnl'at.ionsl

irc liyillg lllatlt-_ for thc opvlrlug of;

wnrli :ment about thc middle of Febru-' (5p¢¢|a| W Th, qua,-d|¢”_) ary. ’l`hel'c is a gt-lleral desire a-niongl ST, JOHN, l\t.i3., Dec. 29.-'Afteran

IUNISIIN iliEliiE5

EHUNI BELGIUM

uneventful voyage of 14 days from Antwerp and Southampton, the R. M. S. Tunisian reached port Saturday af- ternoon, making the first sailing l'rom Belgium to this port since 1914.

'is pl°ost-ilt intlicnt-hills ‘go the sessiollal -- -

r au is not likel to be heavy WILL REMODEL SHAMROCK

mverliniellt that his report on pro- NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-Drastic

changes, virtually almouiltiing to re- lnodelllllg, will be made on the Sham- rock IV. Sir Thomas Liptolrs chai- lenger for the Amerlce's Clip accord- ing to report current in well inform-

lmugn led yachting circles here today. The

Among legal nlltiim'iiies herc the lllllfiil ilHP0l'i-Ulf- CI19-U89. iii IB Sud:

will be to shorten the cheilsn|;er’5 kee by about five feet for the purlyoseof increasing speed in wlindwsrd work

in to sl ak, j ` :l ‘ ` -- - .vltll inn nrnvinrlal lem-ll.itnres_ ,The yfwht is new in the hands of ex-

A new situation has lirlseil, ilowev-_ D611 5hIDl3\l‘lIdel`B |191" ‘CIW llmlldr

er, as :I rcsult. of thc treaty oi' Ver- IIBVIIIH been m0l/ed IIIGTG l'B06'lli-IY _...lip-_-l, ’ tfroin the Erie Basin where she had

been housed for four years. Tile pre- lilninary work of milking the changes already has been started, reports state.

Ilepenfl oil tho ruling of the justice, _

diction. I I ’ '

AVALANCHES STRUCK ALPINE

VILLAGE AND BURIED SANATOR- IUM. TEN DEATHS REPORTED

_ which occurred lit the mountain resort

, of Davos Wednesday, caused terror

STEEL MEN VOTE To STAV ON, among residents and visitors and sov-

STRIKE l eral deaths in the village itself. Ona

, , _ , “T” `, huge powdery avalanche swept down -t,I.i_<nVl'.LA.\.l). ()., Dec. 27.-ltlftcell ,mon .a Banawmumv smugmug doors

hundletl steel men voted unanimously and windows on the Urn and "cond

`[‘,§';l‘,§’,§L‘,?'s _,';‘},"`DSr_"’EE"““'i"" “““"“g| GENEVA, Der-.. 21.-The svslslwlies.

stories, and killing a -Russian woman

renlafiil away from their forlller elil- ,md her nnl-ge, and seriously iniuriug P1°V““’"i “mn the Strike is W0“~ 0’ several others. Many were imprisoned officially declared off by the national in the upper floors throughout me

,_ ' _ _ night. llle tlcizisioll to rrllllitii ltile was .lt is (mnsmered a mhacye that the

sanstorium did not collapse as the walls' were ‘badly damaged.

Another avalanche fell on the Hotel

Excelsior, killing two employes and

doing lnuch damage.

A third avalanche almost overwhel-

liied the Pension Germania. Five dead

but it is feared that others are -buried under the wreckage.

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