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` THE GUARDIAN COVERS PRINCE EDWARD I , N-D LIKE TH!! DEW. OVER 45 000  DAILY
ALL THI ‘Q
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5...-»-» <1-_--ii--_-» r---1-1 1111--I-~|».-00...... 1..., CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SAEURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1919. 1
Uhnriottctown Guardian Thru Gents. 'T :T -- ' ' 1”  . . 1 ' ' F ' ‘ '.1
51 Hill, Glllltll. ULN# U. I. A- I-I -
ities, but at Urgent Request of Colleagues will Pa
Remain Titular Head of the Government. Sir
George Foster as Senior_ Privy Councillor May
be Acting Premier.
. -_-_________
l5P°°'°| *° Th’ G"'°"‘"°"~7 ` @110l\gh to resume later on
y Fired Several Shots Aimed at Viscount French .1
e Who Happily Escaped. line ofthe Assailants and a I‘.lI.?.Z.‘;‘.I”f3...`?e?.2i§t»??§»”.i"”.’l’.’.§*;..S!.?;
Policeman Were Killed. _ntense Excitement Prevailed §'1"”"”“?"“"1‘-“? ‘" "“~"“  ""’ 
Annual Suhnripteill.,   -
LONDON Dee 19 -Picmior Nilti
Italy has been invited to meet Pre-
:\ few days lt was .iiiiitiuiitepi by
Mr. Lloyd George in the liouse ol.
Coninioiis today. An effort t sci ‘1
PHEMIEHSTH HUHEHTHUHUTN ATTEMPTED MURDER i  ,Piillll|l|i5TllillET,Hliilll§ Hllll_PHlPl|5|T||lN - 
 Ml|lE55TlTlllllNTTll|]lH|NlT 0F VISCOUNT FRENCH ITNFIUMEISSUT IS ll§lIN IN THE l|N|ll|I§HT-
HE   Immediately From ACtiVe POL rt ' _ . _ » ` (Special to _The_ Guardian.) _ __
_. ___ _ _ _ ,.=_-
._.i.-~'_-J
Inspired Authorities I)eclare Premier’s Proposi-
tion is Less Objectionable to Opponents Than
are the Terms of the Cabinet Bill. New Pro-
position Meets Opposition in the Cabinet. Win-
(speciai to The Guardian.) ;pus.-:ing along the road. th
The most intense excitciiient pr€~ of
lie
6 llliestin of Fiume was the purpose
the meeting, he said.
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OTTAWA. Dec. 19.-Slr Robe
Borden announced at six o’clock to- he should resign but that £9 Con] 118811
night that lie would withdraw almost not tits;-eglrd me views urged on hi; L01`l1
jmmsdiiitelyhfpom activ_e_part_icipatlon unanimously by his ministers. he 5;?"
iii pubic a urs. 101111111115 iowever. states that he consider it s
the titular head of the Government at however that lils parliafhnentiiiyellttix Regal Lod 8 “me” 3' ‘hm was med
the eam6Bl l‘€Q\1€Bl1 °f T119 001181181195. porters should approve of the arrange-  ci
,mth it can be seen whether of not u, merit which his colleagues have urged Tm"
prolonged rest will make him well and which lie has a tt, men
-~___.__,__<___ _______
The statement whtcl h " <1 _ DU
Ft tliiit Sir Robert's own] fsielihsllis TTihT mad
CC€Dl.€, nme_
lilli 5l]IlTH TRUST ]liIilPlNi TTT*  
- $400,000 of_Empl_oyees’ Savings for Christmas-A
Tied up Causing Disappointment. Company
1, Claim to be Solvent.
1 .
. _ _
_ (Special to The Guardian.)
. . ‘ gs Club, many of
BOSTON Dec 19-The doors of them stcnograplieig and other em A
tire
BLIN. Dec. 19.--An attempt was
e at one o’clock this afternoon to
sslnate ‘Viscount French, the
Lieutenant of Ireland. Lord
ch was driving between the Ash
gate of Phoenix Park and the Vice
g .
vilian_nearby was struck and in-
tly killed by the bullets. A pol
ian was wounded at the same
Lord French however escaped
Several shots are said to have been
vailezl when the two tanks passed
through the streets nt about 2 30 p
Lord French at -the Ashtown Station
was some distance behind when the
attack occurred but quickly ga-lloped
to the scene being summoned by u
. there were about 8.000 uicnibers ol’ the
(lliristmns Savin
the old South Trust Company. c li1\iil<~ ployeos iii clown town otiice liuiidiiigs     
ing and savings institution with about with aggregate savings of appmxi.
$4,000,000 aideposlts. were closed moiety $400,000.
today 09381118 fI1C011V91\l€11C@ i0 11 “Weill Well!" excaimed Mrs. Tolk-
small army of persons who had er_ iookpt- ) f,-on I
scrfmped for a year to have their
savings together at Cllristiuas limo. ing niucti cheaper now. H1-.re’s ii'
State Bunk Commissioner, Augustus paragraph that states that they arc`
L, Thoriidfke. Bold ihlil the C0I11‘lJ1111Y being made from all' sorts of skins,
would be able Bveiltlltilly to Day <10' even rut slrins;" and then, trying to H
Crew Res
15 ui i tic niornirig palp-
er_ “Boots and shoes should be get(-1|
(Special to The Guardian.)
W..
A-iiiitinx, N. s., Dec. 10:'-'rite
positors iii full with a substantial' be funny, she added: “I wmidei- Captain, First Mate, fourth engineer,
8iil0iiiit`lGi'l£ f0l' st0Ckh0ldet‘B. He ntl- what they Jo with huniinii and grunge Wlral
_ ded that everything possible would be
done to make Christmas money avail. "Oh, my (lem-," replied pm- i,u_.,i,am1 man
able to owners. It is estimated that
ess' operator and thirty nine oi’
crew ol' the British steamer Manx-
_ were drowned when their ship
“they make slippers!"-Ttt;.i3ti5_ tbunileretl in mit] Atlantic on 'l`iiui's»
skim-1'!" the
 St. I)unstan’s Drive-
tt l|lllli5‘lliHlil
_ _.___-_
(Special to The Guardian.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Substantial
evidence oi’ the fierce winter storms
which linvo prevailed for the lust ten ti-lbutors:-` H _     
days along the steamer lines between
this country un Europa was shown
by eight passenger lines which srriv- Dr. li. J. Ledwcll  
ed here today with more than 17,000 U12 J. D. MCGl1igt1n  .
.hetiited passengers. 1-iulls eiicrtistcil A. J. McAdun1  
with it-ii, rigging covered with sleot, Dr. 1'. ld, S<:1t\itloluii'_v  . .
salt from spray cokctl on i`unii\~ls, t‘. W. |ii>.\§-WS . . . - . . - . .
..
,m.,,fm,,.d the Stories told by sllitfs nf- (l. J. .Vlt~.t!t.»i‘ii\ni1, ills. Agent ..
llccrs of high winds 'und glgantit:|G\'l11'R0 l1Gi`l'lLt1li\ - - - . . . . . -
..
waves tliiit swept their vessels froin ,-101111 M<fl’llUl‘    -
stem in stenh Prof Iieury lllitrivliiirtl  .
Mrs. 0'. l’. Mcl‘.itrroi1  .
Joseph Sheifoou . . . .
.. _
Beiii Binns  .. .
W. G. Brennan . . . . .
.. .
Jnnies Landrigsn .- _
Percy Lnndrigan  . .
R. F. Maddigon   . .
Mrs. Margaret Harris  .
Peter Flynn   _ .
Patrick F‘. lliclieiiini  .
-John A. Griffith   .
James McQuald  
Lawrence Trulnor  . . . .
._
The ships arriving were the Rotter-
dam from Holland via Plymouth, the
Baltic, Royal George, Cariiianfii, and
Cnronla, from British ports via Holi-
hx, the Lafayette from Havre, Ber-
lonsilord from Norway and Europin
from Genoa all were three to five days
.overdue.
llationalists Will _ A
 _____ll_0yc0tt -Ulster
1
(Special to The Guardian.)
DUBLIN, Dee. is.-seinn Felnere
W Prepared' to declare a trade boy-
cott upon Ulster and sever commerclal_
relations. Leaders announced today
'09 boycott will be applied unless com-
lllete home rule is grunted Sinn Feinn
leaders asserted.
LONDON, Dec. 18.-The National
Party in the House of Commons have
Elven notice of a motion on the irish
‘111¢Sll0n reading as follows: The
House iii view of .the fact that the
Solon Fein" organization has iiiriils it
Glear that it will not accept mir forni
of home rule retaining the sovcrclgll
Powers of the government at West-
minster declines to proceed with tests-
litlon which cannot be acceptable to
alll' considerable section of 'option in
~.._-__..Y _ _ il-:ry niornlng, accortling to :t wireless
niessiige sent out by Capt. Gore, Mus-
' went pawn writ artist
Steamer Manxman. Some 0llicei's-and Eleven of
ed. .
-terolf the British steamer British
Isles, bound for New York, intercept-
eil hero iodaly. `
The message said some of the officers
of tlio Manxniun, the chief steward
and elevcii ol’ the crew are solo on
board the British Isle.-;_. The radiog-
rziiii did not state how the men lost
their lives but it is presuniod went
down with their ship. `
Cll
lCh't0wn Passes N  
0TED AVTAT
OR ,
111.' The military escort which met   
woman who was driving a cart past 1118
Lord French's baggage. ' th
The attack on Lord French was le
made 200 yards from the Ashtown Sta- or
tion. Policeman Loughlin was talking commanded bt- Capt. Sutton, D.('.M
with .1 civilian as Lord French passed. M.
by Lord Frencl1’s assailants. The Loughliii was -killed during the shoot- of
ary police promptly»retui'11ed the ing. The civilian with whom he had
and one of the assailants was been tnlkiiig-fired at Lord French and A
shot dead. information gathered in- another policeman killed him. Tile nt-
iilcated that the assassins fired from t taclrlng party ,fled across the fields
‘ ’ a field while the vice regal party was ‘ln the direction ot Dublin.
____. . ee - - that misfortune has overtaken the
NUTHUR TRAGEDY ,    _ _
A OU THE ATLANTIC |00 E,_S,',,,,,,  it rnoeoseo visu 01
EMPIRE PRESS UNION
;tlie South Coast. The schooner was
., .. , . ' (1 '.
screw. , ;
NXIETY ABOUT NOVA SCOTIA
VESSEL
HALIFAX, Dec. 19.-lt is feared `
small coastal schooner, Louisa Maud,
owned in Jeddore. The olltanker
Coming t0 Canada
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, llcc. 19.-Another lui-gc
party, numbering nearly one hundred
women, the ina_l,ority of whom are ex-
si-rvico workers, are being 'taken to
isoa-i settlciiiont sclioiiie to the port 7’
of debnrkntion. 1’
_.__ .vL__`__..V __ li
4 ro-+4 0-04+ v¢¢4+r»+¢v4»¢»v4-04+ |41
§ coupuvsen srtciits i
._____________,_ ~___,_____~___< 'i‘u_
e
mul'l’lei'. Finder please leave at F
ft here on a voyage to Marystowii. *“‘
M (‘ D G,an had five others A
British General said she had picked tit
U0 IWO mon from the si‘.hoonei'. 'l'l\G prive Au1ei‘it:a ot' tlw lloiiol' of sharit
wireless iiie-:sage niatle no ri-i'i>ieiiie in
to the vessel __
(‘.uiiit<l»;1. where they will enter domes- Se
tic service, positions already having Vi
been obtained for them. They will rec- ‘-‘1'11111@11l Hlld 1"1‘Si11‘<11f\1llY 1011118516
elve frco ri'unsportation nntlei' the ov- fl
e‘. . . - ' 0
(Special to The Guardian.) Ili
i.()l\’D0.\l_ Dec. 19.--Rumors are rife
liispircii quarters that the l'i°eii\ler
Ill
outline of his Home Rule intenilo
(Special to The Guardian.) ‘"1
-sr. Joints, NELD., neo. 19.--Notts less
has been heard for ten days of am _ ,
e_B,.h0,me, Lowell I,-_ BEu_kS_ which has been shelved. it is even hint-
Mnndziy will reveal -.1 sclieine mu
ilii
. . _ _ (_
filijocli-inalil-: to opponents Ilia
the li-rms or the cabinet bill wlii~_~
ed
»
B
ii
n
li
ston Churchill Threatens to Resign.
at the Preiiiier has to _face hostility
lm his newest proposed solution from
members of his cabinet and that Wins-
ton (‘liurclii1l has actually threatened
to resign .is War Minister. Churchill
had an lnterrview with King George
on Tuesday which gives color to the
idea that some serious personal quen
.tion was being discussed.
_O ._,  ,
W|THUT
(Special to Tne Guardian.)
LO.\ll)ON, Doc, 19.-Wltlioiit un
the gu;.u'tlin.~;liip of (`lirl:~itla1i co
srespoct .ind without wlsliiiig to ti.
HES Will lillllll
.V
ig.; G
_lllll Plillil R
_“THE Ulllllli Silllli
-niunitles. the Allies have decided to
make peace with Turkey at the enrli.
ost possible moiiient, Premier Lloyd-
eorge declared in the House of Com.
iii- iiions today.
-*__
Dtt'W'U lil’
epuaion arts pon I e ro
vincial Government and Present
the Case for Their Coniideraiio
Dy uiwiiigoiiiciit ti tleputation rcpr
rs of Empire i’t‘css Uiiioil to vis
riilce Edward Island on thc occasio
ol’ their quinquoniiiul conference to b
(.1 - . . -
it .ii Ottawa iii Jnly.
Ii
0
3 lli
lloil. l<‘. .l. Nash inlroil'iicoil Lllc dole
Llioii \vhil'li ifonsi.st1.=<l of Major A../\
Vli J. lt. liiliiir.-lt,
Miijor li;ii‘tlt\lt, on the invitation n
',‘*,*,,¢H”,*»,*‘+‘+,,, Prcuiier Dell, spoke first and enterct
ily and effectively into rbi; import
=<|_03-r_..gR0NzE AND BLACK 5|t_K ance of -tho. iortlicoiiiiiig visit of th
ll;11‘tlL‘tt, Mr. Jiiines Nlclsiizlc, M, l’.
und _ ~, ~
e
B
l
its Objective
-_..._
(‘.liarlotlt-town has passed its ob-
jei:llve_by $1,500. 'l`hc collectors :irc
meeting with inucli cncotiragcmcnt.
Followiiig is on niliiitionul list of ton C
Prowse, Bros Ltd. . . . . .
._
. . $200.00
C G Duffy
100.00
exceeded its objective, 
statin cubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
.. $05.00 Se'
_ Jiiines Brown...  
Rev. J. A. McDonald .. ..
.Iolin Truinor  .. ..
James Mcliityre  ..
Pius McKinnon  ..
Venantiug Morrison . .  ..
Cornelius McLellan ...ir  ..
Joseph J. McLellan .. .
Peter J. Gillis  
William Morrison ..  
The Generous Gift,
0l Prowse Bros., Ltd 11;”
100.00
50.00
25.00
20.00 Sli'
2500 mal
251)() lllte
-»0_00 ll!-l
10,00 .‘"`
10.00 “ W
10.00 ‘<1
10.0011?"-
10.00 “"0
10.00 “ "
10.00 W."
10.00 ',129'
10.00 19'0'
Grand River Parish, Lot 14 has also V
Following is it list or euliscrlbe1'-1--
. i.
30.00
30.00
25.00
25.00
,_ 20.00 A
15.00 |01
Up
lars
Of
T0 S. D. University Diive 53,2
The enterprising mm of prov,-59 cord of all casualties for the re-union
Bros., who have shown a live interest _YU
in everything for the welfare of Prince ba
Edward Island have forwarded to rits 'be
Lordship Bishop 0'Leary a check for 11
200 towards the d~rlve for St Dun 1111
Q01", who
1000 "0"
' .\loriiiuudy.Ali'ock who was flying in
10 00 at the time of the -uctziilciit intending
10 00 Grand Palace for an aviation exhibit-
10 00 record in Juno lust. lie li-ad previous-
ii iiiterestod ln aeronautics since
9. During the war -Capt. Alcock
i
oniki, winning the _Distinguished 1
vice Cross for briiigiiig down sev- D
010 Paiticulars Re
this number it is regretted lhflt 122
n have been either klileii in action
died of u'ounds_ This brings the
centalze of dem) up to over 20 per Q
t, which is pretty heavy.
ich is lidiely to be held on the 21st
nuary next, but of which notice will
given later. lt is hoped that the
lance of the returns will be sent in
an early date. lf any next of kin
ith
__
at country; " ‘  ' `
'\»- ‘¢~...._.._. ' " llllh-
. 
.od tllittttttt
s - '
stan's University with the following Ufw
letter:- ce
night asv. Henry 1. o'Lesrv.- 365-
Charlottetown P. E. I.
the original Battalion have not re-
, 5- ~
h 1 "_ t wt *sary particulars will they please
DEc;:,§,,,-e1g_ $19 advise T. Edgar MacNutt, P.O. Box
Bishop of Charlottetown, 5911f10lll¢"\'-
  cnisua
Falls to His Deat
(Special to The Guardian.) ` on
25 00 ` ROUEN, l<`i‘i1iici=, l)oi'.. 19.-(‘:i-pliiiii ,first pilots tu bomb (‘onstantliitipli»
` nil also _-slioivul iii air r:.iitl_»; on' Ail-
tnoplv and other 'i`iii‘ltlsli and lini-
Atlulitit-., died liero this :il't.t-riioon l;.:iirluii cities. Capt. Alcock also st>i'v-
.loliii Altrotfk, the llrsi. itviittoi' to -i
ii- it iioti:»'top .ilrpluiic flight acriiss rii
the rcsiilt ot` injuries he i't-ceiveil od
i \
<>vi'ai'ti,l)i~1‘-nrtmerit ol' Seine liiilre- om
liter plauie \v.i`,, t`ollowiiig the Seine
light on the river opposite the
Captain Aicock was the first uv-
r to cross the Atlztiitic Ocean in
on stop flight. He achieved that
layed ii prominent part in the work
he British aviation Corps' and had
service in the Daidanellos and E50
.__.___~_----l---- u
sei
Ho
105th Battalion
c
circiilnr letter has been sent out‘_ is
he next of klii of nil men who went s
to the present 599 or those oircir chase the Iona and thus save some
have been returned completed. oi'
Th
rig
is hoped to have a complete rc- Ru
ed a circular askin for the neces
Charlottetown, when one will be
My Lord:-We take great pleasure,
$200.00 as a donation to the St. Dun- “VY
stairs Univei-siiv Drive. We ii-use that 
you will far exceed your ODIGGUW- con"
such it worthy institution as this de- A
serves the neiii-ty cooiwfilltou oi the Ru
community! he
Yours truly,
tn enclosing herewith our cheque of_m1r1ng to enter South Russia in Janu-
rts, to restore efllclent order which
ccordlng to the latest report from
manic, where Boyle is now living,
is no longer employed by the .Can-
to endeavor, snleiy by personal
ennbie htm to establish trade
octlons throughout the district. M
ill.
____s___ 10 00110
First Flew Across Atlantic
ii his rlnno cmslivil .vsli=rii:\y iioiir time it prisiiiit-r in the liziuils of the on-
LONDON, Doc. 19.-A reply to Lord
ent of bi-.-ing robbers and pick-
ockcts, lacking honesty and morality,
lleglni; that they had attempted to
mission, has lwcii made by Sir
presentaiivi..
Sir Howard says the government
has -at present power to remain in oc-
-_- upatlon of the hind for two years
fter ii decitii-uiioii of pence. if it
pends consltlerable sums of money
15-00 overseas with the original Battalion. on
men of its full value together with
ompensation for any loss.
BERLIN. Dec. 19, -- The Prussian
Statsasseiiility, by a vote of 210 to 32,
today piif-sed .1 resolution in ittvor of
h in France. A
iioriimii pliirws. Ho was one of' tho
on the wvsl front and was lui* zi
»_,f_
TWT. liEPl|l5 Til
lllilli HUSEHEHHY
(Special to The Guardian.)
sebcrry, who accused the govern-
l some of his land without. his per-
ard Frank, the governments re-
tlie -buildings it is entitled to pur-
the vast sums spent on the land.
government does not claim the
ht to sell the farm without pay-
ssla Votes for Centralized Ger-
man State.
*WANTED-A YOUNG GTRL AS w
49 Loiigworili Aveiine. Doc. 20-iii, 1,-t
TQ' "' " W
*FOR QUICK SALE _ THREE nl
young sows. Daniel Mui:Nelll, Vil- in
Iago Green. 5707-12-1SM5ipd. ‘fp
selected initial letter in gold bronze
e $ per ox. Central U,
Job Prlutery, 176 Kent Street. tt. H)
liousework. Na washing. Apply Mrs. tor
_ 3015.12-15-Mtr. Q,
vwA|'\|°rED-CAPABLE MAH: itil"
family of thron. iligliest wages. 
Apply F. R. Newsom, 12 Ambrose cl
_ -st. 370::-12-1sM:u.l,,,
AGENTS WANTED.-'I`1'avellers call- 
ing upon dry good merclinnls and L_`
others wziiitini; to liandle side liiresip
on coni-mission. Apply A. S. S. cv.. 0
Guai'dlai1_ 5756-12-20M3i.
f
OST-ON ST. PETERS ROAD .Z
last night between Wrigl1t's Bridge 7 Ia
and railroad crossing a large it
black fur robe. Finder leave at Fon- T
neil & (‘.h:t11dlor's‘ and receive re- to
ward. 31. lm
- _.»-
VORY PHOTO FRAMES AND SOU-'tin
vciiirs. Also ti nice line of books,l U
booklets, cards, etc. Just what you of
want for Cliristmas at The Little 0
Book Store. 5772-12-20-M3i,pd S
__.____.___~ . _
Fon SALE Pune snso si-ion-r-1; _ _
horn lielfer. 0 months old. Good d K, I uf' I
LOST AT EMERALD OR BETWEEN
Eiiiernlil and Wcllingtori Stntioinlw
-purse lroii-taining sum of money. Hr
Apply 133 Kent St., Cliurlottetown.-_n
5777-12-20M.‘lipd  ,
li
nittking strain their nrt-imc, veit-' "
er please' leave at A. E. Nelsoii's
store. 5774-12-201/131
Loaf oN r=nlnAv Ai=TEnNooN. ‘"1
Guardian O'iTice. ~ ill. Dillrors of the Ui-lttsti Empire to' Cori
` ad' ' ‘ul ' ' ' ' '
J. tv. sims, 240 Prince st, g"
presciitutives of the leading news
.t, and s tl it would he calnmitou
oulii be in ailvertisiiig the ugricullur
i‘esiiui'i:os tit' the proviiit-.e anti' pav-
;; thc way for :iii extended murke
1' our produce iii (treat Britain, the
*cHRlSTM_As STAHONERY w_TH' Elvsl Indies :intl other hurts of the
, .
_,mm 100 _ L50 b _ _ ‘would give the iiizittvr its niost` fav?  
nipirc. Ho hoped tlic i.:ovei'iiiiic1i
~ablt~. t-orisitlz-ritiioii and thereby en-
ilc the proviiico to tziko its i-igiiiiui
,wANTED___A GIRL FOR GENERAL* piano along with tho other 'oviiit-i=s
pt
tlunnilu as the hosts oi” the distin-
islietl visitors.
Mr. Burnett explained in tlctztil the
eps that limi been take-ii to briiifz
ic Eiiipiro Press Union to Canada,
nd the urraiigeine1il.f.; necessary if
rince Fldwuul' island were to be in-
udctrlii the programine, He read tho
llowiug letter signed by Sir Robert
ordeii and ineinbers of the govern-
ent, lion. W. L. MacKenzie King,
eudei' of the Opposition, Hon. VV. S.
folding and otlicrs in coniniendation
the visit:
“lt is ent-neatly to be hoped that the
Q, ' " press of Canada, and Canadian citi-
L ens lu geiierul, will not fail to apprec
te and to seize the great opportun-
y otfered by the proposed usscnibly.
his visit :ind proposed nil-Czinadiuii
ur of tlic great publishers and Journ-
lsts- front Grout liritniii and every
| cction of the Enipire. gives us an nd--
lrablo opportunity to dciuoiistrate
ie beauty and vust natural resources
our t-ountr_v~still largely urbdcvel-
ped-not to casual visitors repre-
entiug tliemsolves alone. but to men
-lio tllrci-L the leading newspapers
d periodicals of the Empire--from
lilcii the people of the British Broth-
hood of Nations habitually draw
iost of their world' information. On
eir side these influential men will
‘egard this trip as an equally valuable
ppoitunity to ntquiro first hand evi-
nce o tio o, tie development,
tral Royalty. I 5775121-20.1/liihipp,%1:_fi___tli_<_~;___poicntialltics of the Premier
LOST |N THE EAST END OF THE] “For both our t-.ountry rind the coun
CRL "_ light colored horse rum ph.,d_ tries whence these representative
men will come, it will be un opportun-
ity for personal intercourse which will
liolp to clarify and establish tt mutual
l
derstandlng on questions urgently
‘ich
s si
ers “'l‘he Cradle of Confederation' o-
11\11`S9‘ 1111110- -’\l1l>|,Y Ml'-‘L '1`0ll1i>l<‘. mitted front thc proposcil iliue1‘1iry.l{
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001111593 Of $100 to all single civil ser.
including Prince Edward Island in
‘their pi'ogl':1iiiiiie_ lie hoped the gov.
ernment would issue the necessary
mvi_t;1tio11 niid bi-lug the province ln-
to line with the utlierprovinces in the
Dominion.
Several questions having been put to
if delegntiori and answered, Premier
Bell uitininled that the government
nlwould consider the matter' and give
their unswer before the end' of the
_ 6 111011111 .as required by the committee
nting the united press of the pro-
iive yesterday wuilctl up0ii thc gov
tl
to extend an iiivitutioii to the men -
it
of the Empire Press Union having
arge of the arrangements.
The delegation then thanked the
1 governnient, and retired.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. - The
governmeni’s anti-trust suit against
the great ment packers, begun at Pro~
dent Wils0n's rlli'ect:'on last summer
whirli was purt of the right on tha
e` high cost of living, has been com'pro_
rotvcd the pciiiui1i1\|'y zitlvunlzige it '
n11sr~il_untlt'r an :tgreeincnt
th
by which
_ e pn:-kt-rg will confine themselves
l
ereafter to the meat and provision,
t lrusiiiess,
' T0 Civil Servants
'l`0ii0NTO, Dec. l8.~The Onto;-iq
overnment once more grunted' wai-
v_ttnts and $200 to those who are mar.
ris-tl. The order fn council was passed
todo ct d '
se ' '
y ii in ull likelyhood the civil
rvants will receive their houses be.
fore Xmas.
t
Dalton Foxes Are Big Prize
\
Winners
in the competition at the late fox
exhibition held in Boston on the 10th
st Robert T. Moore of
1” ‘Bai-e Stone
Mountain, Maine, had five foxes which
tool; prizes.
The matched pair that took first
prize were bred as follows: Grand
Si
Charles Dalton and placed in Ranoli
of
l sold a innle pup from above grand son
o . .
re bred at Tignisli P. E. I. by Sir
M, F. Stevens, Dover, Me., who
W T Moore from which he bred
,tho lst prize pair, Dam of this prize
D
utr was also bred by Mr. Dalton at
'Fignish which was sold to Mr. Stev-
t-
M
ns' of Dover who again sold her to
r. Moore. The sire of this first -prize
‘pair was sire of five pups which tool:
P
rlzes and cups at this fox show. The
male of this first prize pair also took
fl
at the show. This shows that the
H
i
rst prize as the best individual fox
Dalton" foxes are still in the lead-
ng class and that the strain if not
_#mixed with interior stock can bo ul-
a centralized German, State.
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TORONTO. Den'"-‘-1»%.--Moderate
winds fali-` and cold, stationary with
u little higher temperature,
The lowest temperature on Thurs-
day night was 7 degrees below zero.
and 6 p. nr. it was 3 above;ut11 p.
The tide will be high this morning
‘ Il 0
THE WEATHER
TEMPERATURE
TIDE, HOON, E'|‘¢
0
STR
9 a. n\.`yosterday lt was 3 below
it was 10 above. -
ar Richmond Street, handbag con
taining railway tlckot, bank book,
etc. Finder please leave at Guardian
fflce. Reward. 5773-12-200131
AYED-A 1 1-2 YEAR OLD OX.
color red and white, mixed. Any
information please notify Joseph
Griffin, Newton~Gi'oss.~--~~-  
_L
confronting us all-qiivstions internal
and international, questions industrial
economical, social and political. Tak-
ing .for granted, as we have every
reason ro, that the proposed press con
ference \vlll be composed of delegates
holding directing positions in connec-
tloii with journals df real -importance.
we__ur_i_li_esit_a_t_ilgl_y recommend immed-
57¢;2_12_2gM3|pd_ -late steps to arrange for the holding of
____.__ ie con err-noe in a inanner worthy of,
F93 3A|_E__A QUAN-f|~|-y 0|: tbs Domlnion._ln taking such steps,
Bm,W_ loose ,md pms_“.d_ aim mr. you will bc acting for the good of the
nips, oats' and wheat. Box 254. Clty_ whole country-which will not bestow
5755.12.20M3i_ to enilorsc your action, and will join
- -- ._ . with you in giving the visitors a warm
ways relied on as the highest quai-
ity.
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adlan Government, but from former
P9rlTrm¥v'°L_B;,2§',',s,I,'_m’ onperlences he is imbued with en-
' S'8c,.w,_,y »|~,.,,asu,-9|-_ thuslasm in an attempt to bring back
prosperity to a great country. , Hia
coops in bringing- peace between
su
B‘  \ Rumanin and the Bolshevik! last year
-   made Boyle u well known ltlure
Q O lil
roughout iili south east Europe and
  his given trim -assurance of further suc-
0 cess. He will probably he accompan-
. _...___ ' _ p led by Col. i-‘rank Reid, formerly Ad-
H
wND0N_ Dec, 10.--Col. Joe Boyle. luumi Gem-.rst of the Canadian forces
at 9.50, tomorrow nt. i0,.3'( and Mon-
day at 11.21.; it will be hightonlgm
at, 8.53. toniorow at 9.39 and Monday
at 10.22. _
The sun sets this afternoon at 4.43,
tomorrow and Monday at 4.44; it rises
L93-1-_.DN 1-U53-psy, pgggpiggn and truly Canadian welcome whenever
16. between Charlottetown and Au- _ they may 001119-"
burn small sum of money. Finder M1- 31111191! 9mi>ll119lZ¢d U18! U10
please leave at S. A. McDonald's \'i=1ll01‘11 W0\1ld DB U18 811991! 0! £110
,tm-9, cps;-lotteiown respective governments of the provin
57s1.12.20M2ip¢1_'ces they visited and of tlie_Dominion -
tomorrow morning and Monday at
7.48 and Tuesday 7.49. -
' Last quarter moon, Sunday, Decem-
ber i4th', 10.41 a. ni,
New moon, Monday, December 22nd
10.20 a. in.
uown an nine or me icionnyke, ii-pu-1 -ur Entitled- `
- f 1 .- Government when they visited Ottawa
STRAVED FROM MY PREMISEB for thoir conference?-
,heep 1 1.2 you-5 old marked piece? Mr. Mclsaac referred to an inter-
‘out above right ear, two splits in view tie had with Str Hurry Britain,
left top oi’ centre. Finder kindly organizer ot the conference. when lie,
notify Neil Munn, Wood islandlii. visited Ottawa und how he had' im-.
5763-12-20 31. pressed upon him the advieabillty of
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