P-EQEMBER 25'-1919 _ W :ri-IE cHARLoTri-.rowu GUARDIAN PAGE
umsu lust ui tuiiuis in
Piiiuiuti in iiiiuiii in
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Kings Speech Expressed the Hope that all Peace I-0
Treaties Would be concluded sheen satis iii..
_feenenwithth R - 1 -Y' _ ' ..
' o{Walesin.CanEida?i$<litii)1iith1`clt0(hi:¢§;% Prince 
(Special to The Guardian) ‘ The speech ,.eco,.ded the
fi
LONDON. Dec. 24.-The House of the ii
Commons was Dl‘0l‘0sued today until the
conclusion of
greenieut with Persia, mentioned
ish
satisfaction in Great Britain over 
-§ coiniisin siicnis 3
Februitry  Tillie Iigission was form- the C
lilly 095” Y 9 _"P55 5990011 of ed the Prince of Wales in Canada and
pgggiieatltzg.tlgahgaggzitiimnhisogpepgg fllliéauétlniteil States, and announced the
pence treaties that have passed the il- pnnsi
nal stages and expressed the hope Th
that others would shortly be conclud- “My
ed. He voiced regret over the condi- Hou
tions in Russia and alluded to the pm.;
friendliness of the relations among. inons,
the Allied and_ Associated Powers. lions
°\”dll\lily of Lhe reception accord-
ures taken to give India a res-
ble government.
G Speech instead ol` commencing:
lords and gentlemen ot' the
59-' WHS W0\'<lell. because ot' the
e ot' Commons." ‘ m
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(8poclal to the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, Dec. 2-1.-The Grand
Trunk arbitration is expected to he-
gln in Montreal in i\Inrcli. The nint-
ter has been before the Cabinet. this
week In the i`orm of the agreement
which is to be the base ot' the arbitra-
tion to determine the value of the
stock. ll. is now ready :ind tin official
copy will be i`0rwii.rdcd lo the Grand
Trunk Company in Great llrlttiin
through the Cunadiiin high coniinls-
sioner. ' 5
The sliarcliolders will have to np-
prove it” and authorize its execution
by tho company officers. When this' '
is done thc g0vci‘nnicnt hero nntl the
coinpiiny will each nuiuc an ili‘bilt':ii-
or to act with Sir Wnlter Cassels,wlin
is to pri-side over the proceedings.
Tlicy will occur mainly in Mnnlrrenl
liecaiiso ilint is tho loviitlriii ol` lin-
iiciul oflitros and the books and re-
cords ol' thc conipnny.
uicliiictii n
or s|_t_lgii mx runs 
The finest display of raw silver fox
iv... .
ISPIAY 
wc
for
ntl
The whole showing of furs gave evi-
fnrg ever seen in Prince Edward ls- dence oflhc superior quality of skins 1""
land was on view yesterday in the
ofiice of the P. E. island Fur Sales
-Board, and wus ndniiretl by ninny citi-
zeus.
'ilhe display included twenty skins
ol exceedingly rare beauty for which
Mr. Chester Mcliure paid over $16,000 Board has slilpilcd over $125 000 worth
These skins were extra full fiirrod. ol'
large, three quarters bliick one tiiiiii-ici,-
silvcr the under fur litiving a sliitlsh has been receiving such quantities of ul
blue color, the guard fur bluish block, fur is the fnc‘t that ull skills -ure pur- Fl
and the silver sparkling clear. chased nccortlliiiz; to the best clussific~ I
oi’ this sen:-ion ns coinpnred with past -I0"
roceut years. . ~ _"
Those tfurs orc to be shipped to the "m
American murket curly in Junuury. He
Mr. Mc'Lurc going in charge. _
ln nd-tlitioii to these- the Fur Sales "m
The rensoii that the Fur Sales Board 
Over two hundred and lllty skins ation and grading system knows to the nm
ure in this display. They are valued at markets of the world, every Skin br-
over $10()_000_ ing priced according to a stitricltlrd Wt
Worthy of special 'mention was the tlradc-
iut of Mr. John T. Profltt of Alberton
consisting ot' nineteen skins. These cieiirmunflsenleill of Mr. MCLUFC. is _
were carefully prepared for market 'by ccrtalilly Ito be coiiurutuliltell “D011 om
The Fur Sales Board under the effi-
iilg son Mr, George Profltt, who is ‘this iiizigiiificeiit dlsplny of the pro- poi-
wlthout doubt the best sklnuer and duct of the island'-s famous fur indus- some to an cud today.
Cieaner in the pi-0vinno_ try. The oniinious position of the plan-
DEATH UF MR.
ny the nentii ei Mr. iienry whin-
Turner _which occurred suddenly ill
his home, Villa Street, Cliarlottctoivn,
early yesterday morning, mic of thc
best mei, of Prince Edward lsliuld
has been culled awny- MP- 'Purim'
had been in poor health for the pnst
four years which necessitated his ro-
movai from the sphere of active busin-
ness. For thirty years he conducted
u gene;-ai ,wi-9 in 0'i.eary under thc
naine of H. W. Turner, which as the
result of strict uttcntiou to the re-
quirements of the public und lwnusl-
dealing in the truest sense of t-he
word, grew to such. lorizv' Dr0D0l‘U'-"IS
iiiiii it eventually become one of the
i'oromosi, business concerns of tho ls~
-land.
After retiring from business Mr.
Turner removed to (lliarlottelowll
wlierehe has since made his home.
lle was zz native oi' Cliiii-lottclvwll
u-nd in his boyhood days worked ns
n clerk in the store of Beer & Goff.
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*LOST-~MU8KRAT MUFF IN _TH|3
city or on road to Keppocli. hinder*
kindly lcuve.nt Guurdiu-u Oflice. Zi
WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACHER
for Southport school. To start -lull-
kx 1. Supplement $1_00Sll9l;h““‘;;"“- Ap'
l ‘t h, Oli- D0 -
.ily Poi-toy Mu c B8_2_12______Mmpd
Eschlveo r-'nom sox A1- oomuyl-
_ ion Express Ofiloe 1'mi1lo lox si -
,. wer black, Apply Guardian Olllce.
’ RW d.
Q ur 5874_-12-25M3ipd
~wAN'ri=.o iiv|Mso|ATELv Mme son
ileneral housework in smull family-
Goad wages. Apply 143 P°W““'n_‘;3;1'
°L»0lT.-RETURN PORTION 07;
ticket, Charlottetown to Truro. Fllll
- -- cts
enr:e.oi‘ Lady Astor in the Com- QU
by "Lords and members ol' the 'SIM
_ expe
open
-» deba
f bresent in Quebec province. it is
_ said that the province muy repeal pro-
- :
glbition nnd allow the sale ot' liquors,
ut'
hquo
` SYDNEY, Dec. 22.~Cnpe Breton
liarbors arc today crowilctl wiiii ship-
ping which soiight. safely over tim
itiioli' was not inii-ticiilarly violent.. but
tho
tion
'l‘iio sit-niiisliip Rose (7.-isilo, which
Sl\()W
Tliirteen stenniers and a great.
el.
cboi' in the i'oadsteatl here.
Louisburg harbor is also packed
. . , _ ,
skins' so i`-fir t-his season. with
viidii, Lingnn, ’l`urret Court, Cape
‘et.on, Royal, Cruizer, Luuzcn, Newu.
-edora, Junincstra, Kent, Ai-gylsiiire,
NEW YORJIQ December 18.-=Ast-
(Special to The Guardian.) ` " ~  A (Special to The Guardian)
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NDON. Dee. 24 1-:ni nth ed i ` ‘ */ `\ ' PARis,.De . 24.~-'ri . Ain ii' not ` 1 `
Orde; oi' éhte British lgmpige hsavg” / /, i ._ -,. was handed tg the Gerlriian dglegatioii Admiral Suns Wrltlng _ ?0 Secretary  Re
con err _ - ' ' ~
e y the King upon Cap _ .f - i oduy. Contrary to the usual plan the fl-ISCS t0 Accept -Sel°V|ce  Undef`-Pr
Ross Smith, and'his brother Mac- ~ , ' ` members will not return to Beilln to
'5onlSmith. pilot and observer.re-  I. “Koa _consult the government, but will re-f Conditions .of Award* - Hints   
tl; ya l._£1m’;_i:_e recent successful _ _ . _ __ .main in Paris pending Instructions to ference on Part of Sec]-eta'
IlH|B|l|IlIl lillll-flillllililll l]lNl|llll|]|N
uiiiiuul . . ituuiuit uint suits iivl
iitlllsiiu ,_ _  civil timuls ii iliiiiisn
(Special to The Guardian.) fl
I I U O ‘ '
'” -'fl sign the Protocol. ry"  "
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t overseas were not followed, msn-
inii-al William S. Sims. of the I'nltud
States Novi now president ol thc
WASHISGTON, Dec. 24.-A letter. tioning partilcularly the work of his '
_ written to Secretary Daniels by Ad- stuff. Adm ral _Sims has declined' to
h
accept his dlstlngulshel service medal
w Ile the awards remain as st pres-
Niwsi wat- 'college in Newport, and ent. Among other things the Admiral
~ ' who during the world war was in usserts that the commanding officer
- , command oi'-American naval [oi-ces in ot' a vrlessel that is snuk by a submar-
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tables nt which customers may
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iiiiiisuuni
sittitiiinli
iunsiuiin
H
ok-end froin the stnrili fliicli iuigtitl
inuny liours off thc const. '1`lie_giilc
lilindiniz snowstoi-in made nnviiln-
ol` any kind dangerous.
onipied to shift. her :inc-liorage dur-
thc sloi-in, lost her in-iirings in tho
und drifted ashore in Sydney
'boi', near the Init-.i'n:ili0n:il Pier.
erupts to haul lici' off by ilic Kyle,
ii. '1`hom:is, Wlch and Maggie M.,
I Tyrliin have so lar failed.
ot' sniiillei- vessels are riding at
stennicrs waiting for bunker or
vcn in by the storm. They arelhc
Tevanion.
TCHCRAFT EXPERTS
HAD WRONG “DOPE"
shinent wos,cxprcssed by the su-
stitious when the earth did* not
had been wcll rcssngcnted, and
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some nsirologers versed in with-
,crnft had maintained that at -the
. I ‘ocise inoiucnt when the solar sys-
ness interests oi' Prince Edward lil-
lund know how well that business suc- ed
of clinrucieit ` -73
ly Miss Edith Lovc, of Charlottetown. li
and im, gong ny it former marriage, ist
of Bunbury, both uiifortunntely absent _
from the province when their futher it
p ' Y. .
hoiiie, an adopted daughter now
living in Meredith, N. H.. llllll ‘W0
in Newton, Mass, To all of H1080 "1
of the funeral will be announced inter. ,by
ii
as S. Ilnven lost his lll'e by suifooiilion
i,oiiisburg Sundny from I’m:tlnnd, l\Ie. Pr
The blaze which caused the ilnnittgc Ch
broke out on‘ lisc. lil. in the officers
quarters of tlic vessel and was exting-
uished with considerable tlifllciilty.
on the nrrlvnl nt Louisburg the Slew'
od wus brought ashore for
ii. local hospital Where his condition Yu
loading bun er cool. u
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v  _ nr
. by
pi
tci
_‘ Il
I-_i-_n_q W
ith Ne ture, Sntur Jupiter, Mars,
llc afterwards removed to O‘Leai'y. Ve
whore the prospect of opening ti suc- the
ccseful business in that locality seem something awful would happen t0
eil to him to bc very bright. The ibusi the
. .. . ' , i ._ f ~ r- '
‘ble hm' mq widow Wm WIN mme Blrfitlay. 1-le und many other scient-
S
Percy, of thc wholesale establislnnenl: the
- ‘ 3 _ ' l H ll o
of Tnmw AL M" Um city nm um( wI’rofessor A. F. Porta is given cred
assed own u daugliter, Dilifly. 'll lm
C
. , 1,- , . e titlou. here, who according to
brothers, Fred in Vlnconver mid satin stiii]L;‘sm_s_ hz'-ld quwuy mglmmd for me
l of tho earth by`incr'ensed churclii
li
whtise Cliristnuis has been snildeiieii opt:
by the shadow of death. U10 f-`~l1=\l`dl““ nh
extends sincere sympullly- 'U19 time L G
formed itself into o struiglitline
p n
us and Mcrciiry bn one side of
sun, and Uranus on the other,
ll
to prepnrc for thc worst. Harold
cobyf, Professor of astronomy ot
nge, loaves to mourn their li'repa-r- ions might have been due to the de-
ol youth everywhere to have o.
Deceased w-ho wns sixty years of Columbia, intimated that their oct-
o
maintained that the ‘effect upon
uid .be nil.
for first thinking up today’s catas-
phe.
WAITING FOR THE END
IIICAGO, Dec 17.-Some of U16
eiidance, still tawnitedf wfllly if0\`
end which had' been forcusted
Pi-iilcssor Porto. l
t’ ti tic ll :multilin-
Rc utn ons oi’ 1 wort
tio
Ei
Hill Illl Blllllll -if
n idea, ns exllflliiitlerl by Pfofefmof
lwln B. Frost, siiporliiteiitloiit or
Willlums ilu (ionservnior and
Y » Y
o icr scientists, wcrc Feud Wllll ll
degree of skepticism by n few. MP-
Fmf will “ml f‘“‘ “ "‘-°““‘ ‘°“‘"” ti Y M c. A. 'rnor it ni in it
- 'ml/°'l’e“-ll l’°“"i“’“ mt" his "mee hi;-'toani hockey lcngiicmuhgs lirmod
| | seeking information. ills enquiries ,I
` mc from ull ever the country, he T
c
SYDNEY, Dec. 22.-Stewni°d Tliom- -Bni,]_ N
“The conjiinctioln of thc planets
und Cook ldscliclc was severely bu|'n- mn
cd in n fire on board the Ilrillsli “pon me wenmm. hm no ,,,._,-inns (|15.
slonmer '1‘rcvi\nion which rciiclieil m,.|,,,m._@ ,-_,in lmggiiiiy result," snid
0
y possibly have some slight effect
i'_ Moulton, of the University of
lcugo. '
NovsL soi.sHEvis1' scnsmia
posal ol Tolstal's country housfl.
Polyann. The property is
.ii uei“‘"\=’1.p sud. 'snot-\°“ ‘*“I“‘“°“ iiadggiiiiied. and te to be kept up M
public memorial of its inte illustrious
omni, As, however, the greater port
the house was <l'cstroyed lust year
Bolshevlst lirigniids, the Conimis-
. -,. this ii uiiiiiiil uid '"'i'"
curth. '
students in Porte rtieo are report-
to have been so impressed withi
ccedultl ii-utl the name of Mr. "l‘uriier their chances lor continuing life
will ulwiiys -be reincnibered for his y8SlGl`ll1lY mill they flrlkell f0l` il hm"
integrity and exceptionally fine traits day
earth of the planetary alignment §
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(Montreal Star)
Right-thinking men and wo- '
men the Dominion over will liuii
the news that Sir Robert Borden
has been prevnl-led upon not to
relinquish tho Prenilcrship. His
_ retirement nt this criticni time
mil-tht, and almost certainly
would, have led to xi catastro-
phe.
From nil parte of Canada and
other parts ot` the Enipirc tlin-re
cnnie ti rush of messages of en-
tretii-,/, expressing the fcrvont
hope that thu Preinier would he
able to seo his way not to give
ovcr the reins. In yielding to the
enormoiis prcssiirc, S-lr Robert
Borden luis ngiiin proven his loy-
alty to (lunatic and his willing-‘
ness to sacrifice. Ho is beyond
thinking of thc glory or pres-
tige ol' the position, and it is
certain he gave way to thc pres-
sure purely from patriotic pint-
lves. l-le stood to his guns
tliroiiixh the welter of the war.
He showed pluck, endurance und
zi iietermlnst-ion to. work to the
height of his capacity even if it
,'iiiennt that he should i`all in the
- struggle. At, the end, when the
armlsticc came, there was no
rest for the Premier. He was
culled to -the Colors at Versail-
les and again endured a siege of
work and worry, and came back
to his native land worn down
with to-ll, prostratcd with fatig-
ue. He came back to meet in-
gratitiitie frnni envious men who
should have felt they gould nev-
er do _enough to prove their es-
teem. There luis been intrigue,
cahalllng, treachery. In sheer
despair there then 'began in Sir
Robert l3orden’s mind new
thoughts, new resolutions about
his future course. His illness,
provoked by the worries, throw
him into -his d0ctor`s hands, and
the imperative order was to
ce-use work.
Every part ol' 'Canada has en- I
treated him to stay, Willie stay- i
ing meant disregartl of his phy-
sicians, disregard of his own
life. I-Ic has yielded to t-he peo-
- ple and taken ii momentous risk
in holding on to the most res-
ponslblr, the most thankless,
the most licnltli-destroying bortli
in tho gift ol’ the Dominion. His
pluck ie, worthy of support, and
he will get that support in it'
-thoiisuud places where hc might
not hope to find it. 'lf he rc-
gnins his strength, _those who in-
trigued against him will I-ive to
see t-lint their treachery has hut '
- added to his strength with the
,, Cniiiitiion people. He will iinnie
an acting premier to curry out
his policy for service during his
absence. It is to be devoutly
hoped that he may return in six
months or a. year with health
regained. in the meiintlme the
various elements in Psi-llninent
will undou-litcdly See the wisdom
of abstain-ing, in the l'uture,froni l
those purely [notional manoeuv- `
res which, ln this instance, near-
ly involved Canada -in the most
griivo tlitlliciilties.
FIVE TEAM HOCKEY LIEAGUE AT
TFIURO
TRIFRO, Dec. 23.-At ii nioetlng in
nd u scliodulo of games drawn up.
he tennis entered are -College of Ag-
cultural. Success Ilusiness (lol-lege
Eastern, Staiiifields und Catiucks. I
Go-iiios will be played in the new open
tiir rink wlhlch will be rvntiy by the
llriit of tho your. The ilrsl iiiaicli will
tween Canucks' nn-d Stantlcl-ds. The l
_“When the settlement of -the dispute is
made, l believe it will be of ernian-
en
- izils and the miners’ representatives
are anxious for it settlement and they
,ha
night to reach one. A sto-tcnient in ii
Halifax paper that they were marking
time amused me soinewhnt, as I know
gieir determination to succeed. The
;z_elves to be intelli'eu-t men
nlspreciate the spirit they have shown
ggnipuny oiiicials went about things to
reach zi settlement.”
, . .' . t .pri ch
from Sydney states thot the hoard
which has been in charge oi' a. con-
ference in the settlcnient of the wage
nn
ers at _Glace Boy. luis ildlourlied till ‘
(1
ress to the minister of labor.
Indictment Framed
`Frencli and Ili-lizizin law officers to-
il
~ uian_ ouiperor. It is rei»o‘i-ted that the
contercs made out. ii cnso iigtilnstthe
+  former' Gerninn ruler and lrumed nn
i
LADY ASTOR SENDS MESSAGE
ed thc Cnnndizin Press to convoy tho
following iiiessngc to those C.-inntlinii
soldiers who passed through Tuilnw,
years l linvo been witlioiit tho Ciinndi-
ans and Ollvctlon is lonely and un-
be held on Jnniiury 3 ond will be be- lionioiiko without tht-m. l woiiltijust
ie icensc law, .is it is tit oi the Royiii (joimiiai in5im|te_ iegiilntions become effective Friday
bars will i-enialn closed 'th    - A 0 V i ' I » - -‘ '
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All Work With
a Good Spirit
MATTER or ooiv`ii'NioN coAL co.,
AND Mins worm-ans. on. ci.An-
sncs Mei<iNNoN, ci-iAinMAN oi=
coNc|i_iArroN so/mo, si>EAKs
oF sri-osrs Ar st-:'rTi_EMENT.
SYIDN-EY, -N. IS., Duc. 22.-"1 can-
not spczik too highly ol' the spirit thnt
has been shown by thc ofi`icinis`ot tlic
Uoiuinion Coui (loinpnny and the Util-
tod Mine Workers in the coiifereiices
they have liold in an ctlort to settle
tiie local wngc dispute. it has been
most gratifying that the members of
the coiiciliation board to soc this spir-
it shown by the two parties, anti I bc-
lieve thc iiliimnto result of this con-
forcnco will have n stiiblizing effect
on the coal trade of Nova Srzotia."
This was a statement mode to the
('nadiuii Press ins evening by Dr.
t‘.larence McKinnon, chairman of 11
conciliation board appointed to enquire
into the wage dispute between the llo-
niinlon Coal Company and their eni-
ployes, previous to his departure for
I-ialifax. ' -
“lt is not always the best thing to
iiiucii propliesying in such cases
as this, but I cannot. help bu-t express
my gratification nt the progress inode
by the company`s olllcinis and the
United Mine |Workers representatives
to date," continued Dr. Macliinnon.
do
D
tcharacter. Both the company offic-
ve been working morning, noon and
iow diligently these men were work-
ng and how eflrncstly they were in
M. W. ofllcials have shown them-
_ is . I be-
ve the peoplc ot' the country will
well ns the iiiaiiiier in which the
|HALll“AX Dec 22 --A les t
tl other differences of tho conl niin~
ltcr -Christnias and will report prog-
Agaiiist Ex-Kaiser
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Dec. 2-i.~Litw officers ol"
lic Crown held n consultation with
ny with regii‘ril tn the formei' Ger-
ndlctment. `
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TO CANADIANS.
LONDON, Doc. 22.-Lady Astornslt-
l
lospitnl:-
“This is the ilrsl (`.lii-isinins in five
ike all my Cnnntllun civilians lo know
schedule includes it total of ten'gnmes il
am thinking oi' them nnd missing
n .ty s nictins into _ .
merchant in accepting C.in.\di.\n hull
doliuis will be entitled to give but 15
cents in tiade in exchange and bein
turn will accept siinic discount in Ion-   _ [_
dei-ing it' to ills bunk. .
(S _ ‘ 1 th _ ~ ‘ ' _ _ the award 'of distinguished service w
F _peels o e Guardian.) . (gp¢¢|a| io The Gua,.d|an_) (Special to The Guardian) medals io naval officers and refusing vessel which sinks a submarine. This
‘I l‘-C- D90- _Z4-'~_Wll9l1 Ulf? leg- LONDON, Dec. 24.-]-lugh R. Denl - DE'l`R0l'1`» D60- 2'l~~“Bl\l1lfS 01 DG- lo accept such zi niednl llimself, under ill
ure meet again ntter the christ- son, Managing Dii-ecior of me S,-ii. trolt will charge it discount of ten per the present cli-'c-umstunces, has the uclion of Secretary Daniels in
*@6038 0!! -l'=lI1l1=1l‘y 7th next, it is ney,Austrulia, Sun, has given, tiiruugii cent. on Canadian dimes, quarters und bi-Qiigiii to iight it giim-1, iiivigiim oi awarding a dlstinmiished service med~
cted tlint; very shortly alter re- the iiiike of Cominugym 25_i)i)0 pounds, hall' dollars, in an effort to stabilize opinion among miyy men as io wiiem gil
ll;igmilile] session there _will he aisle;-ling to the Jubiioe iiuiiding Fung value of the coins for local trade. The the principal credit for the work or brother-in-li1w ot' Mr. Daniels, who
the iiuet. should go. W
moinlng and is the ie-suit of a ununi ,iiimii-,,| Sims gompiiiing iimi his i-Q., cob Jones, when she was sunk by a
inous vote ot Delioit Cleuilng House ¢0mm,,ni|,iii0m, ,is c0mm,m¢|ei»_0i' iiio German submarine.
Associulio iod Thi tl
the naval war zone urea, criticizing ine s oud not receive the some re
a-
id us the commanding officer of a
apparently a pointed reference to
to Commander David W. Bagbsy,
us in command ot' the destroyer Jul
  IN WINNIFEII
(Special to the Guardian.)
WINNIPICG, Dec. 2-i.--.linlge Met-
soll sctllticin trial unti mid i it all C
number ol` oiilvctlnns; The jiirywoi-<-
tlicn locked up |'tn'1lie night to i‘<-port
tomorrow moi-nin_i:. Jinlgo ,\loti::il|'o
Syslenialic i-iirikc was illvgnl, iniiniid-
:itlon \v.'i.-i illegal, und that nizlintion to
siirciitl dissention in tht- country was
illegal.
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(Special to The Guardian.) - lf*
RO.\ll»)_ Dec. 24.-~l\list:ii»lin Kenial, iii
in his iitlili-ess, told the jury llinl ii H
llllll ISEIIHBE  
-GHE5 lil Flllll
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Dec. 2-i.-Premier Lloyd
caltc addressed thc jiiry in the Rus- ("*‘0l'll0 Will go lo l’ni-is next week to
oxifm' with' l'ren1iei~- Clemencea i
I ngl _ u. t
tor which Counsel Cassitly entci~t‘d ii WAS ilnnounwll 1001135
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- I /\Ms1‘Enp.\M_ in-e. 24.~'rhe Len-
ine government in Russia, bnlked by
e the world iluanclnl blockade from
' sentling money abroad t'or propagan-
‘ da purposes, is now conducting n
huge traffic in confiscated jewels
ilu
‘ougli Germztnyto ilollitnd markets,
coi-ding to the llandelsbladt. in con-
(IC
ncction with ii. charge that Commun-
t member, Llsser, ol` the Amster-
iin Council offered the former Rus-
|C,,,,le,. 0,- me Turkish ins",-m=_ni_.; in sian enipei'or’s diamonds for sale.
Anatolia :ind lit-nd oi' the 'l‘urkisli Na- `
tional nloveiut-nl. in Asia lllinor, has
been zissiissilintetl, according in :1
Smyrna despatch to the Tcinpo.
St. Dunstan’s _
1 University
scribers nrcz- m
G. ll. McMahon, Keiisiiigton $100.00 th
John T. Mullen & Son ~
IIE Hllllllli ll
THE HESEUE
()TTAWA, Dec. 23.--Because the
Indian Fthver Parish is going over G0‘_/0l`lU1l€_I1l 503513101' L-'lily EV@|yIl'S
the ,op in grand style Wim me SL main shutt was broken, ii frenzied ap-
1lunstan's University Drive “em Img been 'mme to me G°"er“`
Among the most pi-ouiinent sub- ;“@m 10 USG Bvcry effort to get to the
n
habltnnls of the Mzigdiilen Islands
eil- wintei-'s supply ot' l`ood and clo-
ing. lt has been decided to send an
Kensington
  50.00
Edward Pender-gust &. Son,
Kensington
T.
N. Donzilioe, Kensington ..
Charles Crowley, Kensington .
50.00
10.00
15.00
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mcllonald
Kensington
Joseph Higgins, Kensington ..
James Ilunpliy, Kensington ..
George Shen, Kensington 
Michael Brennan, Kensington..
.itunes Brcliaiii, Kensingto_n ..
Michael Croken, Clermont ..
20.00
10.00
10,00
10.00
10.00
2.f..oo_
Mrs. Ricimrti Mulinily,
Kensington
Mgr. D.J. Gillis, liiditin River .
.. ..   7.00
. 50.00
John A. McLellan,
indian lllvcr   
25.00
Johopli M 1-. Lellan
lndinn River .
Austin Mcliellnn, Indian River
25.00
20.00
llodvrick ;lIcLcllnri
M
T.
Indian ill'/egr .
rs. John Gills, indian River ._
John Cllnieroii, Indian River ..
Wilbert l)olnney, Maipeque ..
Miclincl Crokcn, Clei~'ii1oirt. 
William M‘\r.donnld, Clermont
A. Driscoll, Cieriiiont .. ..
.Joseph Driscoll, Cicrinont _ . . .
____._..__.__
   20.00
10.00
25.00
10-00
15.00
10.00
10.00
CUPID CRIPPLING
NEW YORK
TELEPHONES
NEW YORK, Dec.
playing havnt- among
22.-Ciipid is
thc New York
telephone girls and that is one rcnson
wh iibscribers are getting gray-
liezhleiil whiting for iiiiinbcr. accord- [hmks the New Z9"-,and "’°°u°"”
ice-breaker belonging to the Deport-
nient ot' Railways to break the ice in
the port of Picton, N.S., where the
supplies have been piling up. At Pic-
tou, ice bound, is the Canadian Seni-
cr, one ol' the new vessels built lor
the Canadian Government Marine.
20-00 `Wlien it is released through the ef-
forts oi' the ice~brei1ker it. will luke
supplies from Plctou and Souris to the
anxious Isldndersj
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GOLD FROM BEETLE. '
In these days of gold shortage it is
interesting to know that there are ln-
sectg in this world which are said to
be gold-producing! The most popular
of the species of beetles which con-
tain golrl and silver is the golden
rosechafer. lt. is si very handsome,
yellow beetle, with it metallic lustre,
and its size is about as big as the end
s nian's thumb,
of
10.00` The most remarkalble old' beetles,
g .
however. ure to be found ln Centrhl
America. At first sight one would_
think the beetle nn actual piece of
gold, until it moves. The heud and
wi-ngcases are brilliantly polished
with u. lustre like pure gold. lt is very
strange, too, that sliver beetles exist
in the same country. Unfortunately
there is no fact nt the bottom' of the
fancy. -
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MASSEY A PATRIOTIC CHOICE -
LONDON, Dec. 24.-The Times
ing to testimony given :it th; inves- “how that MMS*-Y “ml '-he "9'°"m‘""'
ligation into tho tclcplione service WN” U "°“"d nhmce fm 9"t"|°t|°
dodtiy by Public Service Coinniission- mnunds' In the breach wmch d°*“"°y`
M. Fennem ' ed the National government Ward and
s‘ili=nt of the New York Tel li
that 856 girls had abandoned tale-it
phoning for mntrlmony in 1919 as
igainst 447 in 1918
   ( In regard to newlrecruiis Mr. Syl-
l - - van said that "there was greatest
possible competition for female help
in the city and that the holiday
~ GIVEN FUHTHIEH Will l|]llNl]E at-,te-Li-..t»-,..;-iii--...-ia.;
~ the Liberal seemed to ploy nn un-
. f ..t . .. . . . - 5
pn(ri;;khlll%i].fi)lrs'I osrifiiim?lti1£t!op|h(:::.`i?rii`\;::ls gracious 'mu' Mass” was a dimmed
was one oi' the lending causes of do- ggure in the WM cabmet and nmmugh
scrtlon from the switchboard ranks. ‘_
T. 1'. Sylvan, assistant to the pre-
e seemed to get little credit when he
etui-ned, the pendulum of opinion may
now hnve swung towards a juster ap-
_ the last-fm be played on ireiii-uni»_,» 12_ i_hem__" _ __ _ E0"-m_my_ “fared mmres s§§w‘;:_‘; preclation of his considerable servle
The Iloishevist Government -has tt
urd`s ll y ‘ ‘ oniewhat Gllbertinn scheme for tilt!
burial. while the Look was rushed to FHS
E8.
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"I
er kindly leave at Guardian Oincgi.
' Discussing the housing schemes ol` I
the nritisii Ministry or llwlth- “fl
architect correspondent says:
Apart
- practical
°cHius`1'mAs s1'A1-ionsnv wiru
peioqtgd init.is'l1lg5ter inhggld (;i::tl:_:
_ Qllf 00 £0 . Ol' »
.|05 zirhuei-y, 110 icgnt street- lf-
°i.¥>’h1‘.Z`-iiiu`s|<nAr Muff in THIS be
__ on,y~ur_en read te Keniwch- Fl“<l°"
kindly _leave at Guardian Omoo-Mu
__. _“.1 K . ,__-...__-~g
n al|~|snAi.-
lltglskaihgs- Anvlv ll"-
'0' msn" '_"’Pm°°si?iti-11-15-Mit.
of
lot
will be
the
cupied'
lt is
' SANITARY ROOMS. sary of Art has nsslirned 175.000 FOUN-
es to its reconstruction.
0|'
from economy. flier” ls “
allowing rooms C0 th
high. The savini!
the thickness
et ieetinss and
of windows. oo
the area oc- gi-
walis. in
rooms
-rooms.
built
the
of stairs.
ii mistaken
/not
does
vitod, on condition of beconllllit GOV'
pro erty from the State and occully
THE BOCIA-L SERVICE CONGRESS
331| he attenuedbr delegate# from all
over iihe Dominion 'md 'by some from
across tihe border. The theniel l/o be
'1‘-ho Tolstoi family have been ln-
nuicnt ofhcluls, to rent their 0Wn
D .
6 house.
_.__ _
MONTREAL, Dec. 24.-The annual
ngress of the Social Service Con-
sss council of 'Canada is to be held
the American Presbyterian ci\\irch‘
January 14-16, and it is elpected it
will be child' weltsre,
industrial life and
DETROIT, Deo.
three *your-s, gf' the
of the Ford otdr
have been paid a
six dollars s day.
did nothing more
floor, draw down
lars n week for
while some of
were in receipt
work.
all Employees. - ’ '
. ____________ TORONTO, Dec. Z5.-Clearing and
(8peelal to
past
wage
men who
sweep the
thirty-six dol-
hours' work.
employees
their day's
Foréfhrgi léear Minimiéiéifwasgi Paid) for Dlxlost _mn WEATHER
um e‘ ervice Was or - our ay. ini-
mum New Raised te $8 and Maximum $12 fer TEHPEBATUBF
news. A
whereby
Now comes more
is under
nilniniuni is to
the maximum $12
For s long time
Oflefl
close
ull em ~
- Ford
nn ideal-
entertain-
wsy in
has
to the
employ-
mnde $8_ nt 1.21, tomorrow at 1.55 and Sstur-.
that they would pay any price asked
to get her services for the Christmas
holidays . i
'FIDE HOOK ET(
colder.
The tide will be high this afternool
day at 2.27: it will be high tomorrow
morning at 1.08, Sunday at 1.53.
The sun sets this sbternoon and to-
morrow ot 4.46: it rises tomorrow
moraine. saturday and sunday at 7.61.1
New moon Monday, December amid
5.56 a. m.
Tllesdlly. December
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