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Co rt is the 8oul'| acknow-
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hood with our fellowmcn
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2:," emma. nuns mr
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_*_* Covers Prmoe Edward Island Like the Dew
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0'1"1‘E'roWN, CANADA., wEDNssDAY,APmL 21, was - ..  '.‘;"".';'z.'. it-.'31
in
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=.=-#lan
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5
5 iilii
lllii
Ireland Not at War
when Empire Is at
War' Unless Free
State Parliament
Says So.
K1Nc’s STATEMENT
Gives Their View,_De-
clares T. A. Smiddy,
Ambassador of the
Free State at Wash-
ington.
'ronoN'r0. April 20-'Pile ‘P19111-
.Wientlary of the Irish Free State
at Washington tells Toronto the
Sm., ls prosperous, funcvlonins
,,ice|y_ and is, in status, just 'the
game as any of the British Domin-
lmotb A Smidd M A
ions: 'l` Y ‘ ~ 7' - --
 --i-. f- l.-- assess -:iz-
nlornirlg i20re e a_ dirigible Norse will leave for Spitz-`d ld th admissibility 0
Empire Club, at Kun! Edward_.bergen about noon next Saturdnyziafign: ulglifis "fauna that he cm;
Hotel. The Leningrad geographical ob I L _
The plenillotcntiary. who had full-“watery has m,mnge(| to mmB_ l`€f\1B0 mimi!! OH 0 filly D9l`5°'“
ambassndorial powers, was official-
.m
ly iiiiiwilltod I0  g8.l'|l§'lDd!¢°_'_\_ letins from Russian stationsl
Pohl. ill U19 year - ' 9 m 6 throughout the flight.
Visitors continue to swarm to   C- N' R°
clear thai his recognition was also
one of lash Free State sovereign-ty, the- -big hanger at Trotsk. near - V
aiti\0l1Bil. ill U10 ma"-ei' Of MB “i»"|L.eningrad to view the Noi-ge.|  
pointmcnt, li was really the Brit- Thoy average tem thousand tially,
ish Government that hlid UFS! BD'i
preached Washington in order that
matters such as immigration prob-
lem: ratification of treatzfes, etc.,i
might lie directly dealt with.
QATH "PURELY FORMAL" I
"We have practically the same
connection with Great Britain-orl
rather with tho commonwealth oi'
iiilflitliill iill0Wl1 BB U19 Bl`W»ll\ ’Em'iArrangenlents for a civic -reception Canadian National Railways, in
pi1'e,thllt you have in Canada,” he bo gm-pn |l3yng, Governor General the -Canadian annual report tabled
said. "We are all one, through theioif
°m'b'°"‘ °f th” Cmwu' “nd that n cancelled today when -l.icut.-Gover-Railways this afternoon, relief
why we have the on-th .of alleg-‘
lance." n ` - h ld ith ut disturbance
,_ l f ‘P rt Arthur an ment au s Y W 0
Th" 'B "”‘“‘ 'ie Vale” “'““‘”‘i§>§§;i:; tnrgm omfcrnor Gnnsrsl's or a rensonnble tariff folbrio-
to saniish, is it not?" V ii
"Yes, -but the oath is purely for-
"l°i» There is noth-ins to i-L" "l_“{_f‘n“‘i,'f,',,,,, -,O ,he we., Si, ,;,,m.,.,.ndisn...Natlonal rotilwsys _inf me
"ls ireland at. war when th'o Em-
Fren State Parliament says so. \Mr.i
MacKen1.i Kin . il
c g made practicaliyi
the same statement himself in .re- I‘
_8lfd to Cl1llHdl1." said 'Mr. Smiddy. i
‘Your own Parliament decided you
are not bound by the Locarno , , ' -
tiéeatfy. l_l’ you wefn»i_ to war tomor. ._ _ _ ' h t _ h I _
r w ar Iament w uid b n tilted. . ` .. .. some hope t a t o ower ng of
if i. ...W ,, Mg° wm__°v§§efe the anis is tus -pnlliic ss rundsd dsbt i, not seem appropriate for the - _ . ,
Ellllliro was at stake, you might say
?_.pr:orl, -that canada would go"
n o t."
‘ils the status of the irish Free
Slate any different from that of
Ca_l_1ada..in your view‘l','
Ours ia written down; yours is
not. And. fnr the first l/ime, many
constitutional usages are thus set
forth."
_ , d -
Dire is at war?"-“Not unless 'the and 'MiHY0l° “mph Webb or Winni Was, $15029 163 shea nr the prev
I... V , . . . ._ . . ___ __
i  ' I ~~ ' -- _
i \ , I
siossrsns Lupus
_ Has the Proc -Stwte any connec-
io_n with tho League of Nations?"
Yes. we are represented in -the
l4‘lisuc_"
You believe the League will
;l_:lcceeti in accomplishing what
Siy filo trying to do?"
mmodthis question he gave a most
__m__m€fe_ttnswer. Ho would not say
woulda mi? that the League
_____m 'benefit the irish Free State.
W0 _litlil -their membership in it
_Aild indicate a Ihatief that the
asus might be useful. -He said
_l_i_le question was a political one in :I
e United States, with which he A
*Wm-»€-@~“...-.,____
(Continued on Page S) i
 ____ B
- Col. George Ham’ Carpenter Sends
Brland Pocket Money
(Canadian Press)
PARIS. April 20. -Aristide
'Br|and. Premier and Foreign
Minister of France, has return-
ed to a carpenter of the town
of Mouiins the lum of one
thousand france lent him for
“pocket money".
"I have just learned". the
carpenter wrote to lBriand,
"that you are paid only 90.000
francs a yaar,(rougi\ly $3,226).
Please find enclosed a thous- i
and francs note for you-r incid-
entail".
The carpenter, lt appears.
has been a lifelong admirer of
iM. -Brill-nd and acted solely out
of generosity with no thought
of gaining ~pubile_lty.
---#<4-g
‘Aliens to be
'1‘axed.Under
' New Law?
(-Canadian Preu)
Chief of the C. P. R. Depart-
ment of Publicity, and known
from ooast to coast for genial-
lty and humor, who died In
Montreal on Thursday, April
15th.
-tl' - _ - I .
AGAIN BLUCKS RAILWAY
-_ 
Wind Accompanied by Heavy Snowfall
Reached Vefocity of Sixty Miles an
Hour. .
. .Aftr enjoying only frfew days of noon at 3.30 was snowbound at the
springlike weather Prince Edward same hour nepr Hermitage,
Island is once again in the grip of The westem train leaving here
the snow king. A stiff northesster for Stimmerside at 3 o’cloc'k was
reaching a velocity of forty miles reported in heavy snow drifts be-
and at times sixty miles an hour tween lijreetown and Kensington.
BCCOHI-P80160 'by H heavy snow fall No trains at time of writing were
in the night, Storm General in Maritimes
The city has again taken on a
wintery appearance and sleiEh lH`AUlFlAX, 'N_ S. April 20.-Com-
bells inside of twenty-four hours ing just when stufrdy forerunners
can again be heard in place of the of spring _were forcing their way
moving wheeled traffic. Last night through fast meltinghanks of win-
new snow drifts in some sections ter snow and chasing the mercury
had attained a height of from four to more seasonabie heights a bliz
__ _Jr,
YESlEllUAY’S_ $Niiii Slliilli 
(canadian Press)
NEW YORK. N. Y.. April
20.-Anne Nichole, author and
producer of “Able'a Irish
Rosa" hal filed gult for dam-
ages of $3,000,0N against the
Universal Pictures -Corpora-
tion, alleging that the motion
picture “The Cohena and the
Kollyo" was plaglarized from
her play, and that she was
damaged to this extant. Miss
Nichole who named Carl
Laemmli and .Harry 'Pollard
as joint defendants with the
company also asked that an
injunction -against further
ahowlng of the picture be ord-
ered.
held the Island in its grasp from moving 'west of Summerslde.
early. yesterday morning until late  
After 25,000
’ Mile Cruise
(Canadian Preu)
NEW YORK, _April 20.-The Nor-
ilil-"iY S-Piiiiiii
0’I"llA.~WA, April 20.-Wililaln.
Duff, Delputy Speaker of the .Housoi
of -Commons and member for Lun-
enburg, took the-witness stand be-
fore the -Customs investigating
_committee this momlng to testify
on behalf of -Capt. J_ D. Zinck of R
IINWITNESS
5iiNi| '
Capt. .Zinck Charg-
ed With Attempting
to Defraud Customs
Uiliilii EiIiI'i
iiHii UN iiiill
IIENQQHINE
Won’t Alter Rules to
Suit U' S. Views.
DOMINION BAN
Dept- out °f Sums Is Taschereau’s threat
of Money.
(Canadian Press)
for Movies That
Fail to Enter Que-
bec.
Ql,'E.Bl':3C. April 20,- Premier
Taschereau today made known the
tand of his government in the ur-
ument now proceeding between
_.___
--»s.-....m.
7*- _~`¥:_w.»
Norge Will Leave ..i.“”."..i.?.i’.S.’£"' ..1`.L"‘.‘.. ”.?.;E..i‘.§-S.
h
  I (Canadila Preu)
8 n
today in Diarioo Official therebv
on   becoming effective The law re
P 1 R quires a tax on all incoming alien_s
and registration of all aliens t
0   prohibits the entrance of aliens
W ing a calling forbidden in
(°"'°d'°" 'P'°") illiflixilho which may be llDDil€d '-0
LENING-RAD, April 20. -Under‘mm|sw).s of the gospel,
8 preaem “"“"g°me“t5 me. The Executive is authorized tg
The Trains
arriving in the city at 10 o'clock.
it -by wireless meteoriogical hui- --i<o>_--
In House
n 0 houid
'-wegian wha-lor, Sir James Clark
to five feet and snow shovels were fard of mid-winter dimensionslinosm arrived yegierday at pier 9.
again forced out or retirement to swept down over the Maritime Pro-lswpiewm Sum," 1Si.,_ud_ alley a
cope with the situation. vinces today and turned back lthe mm, mann., emi” to King -Edward
P118" °f *iw Calender at lem ‘W0 val. Land in tue Antarctic. slncs
in-onthe- sus usd ist; tus -littls port or sand-
Nova Scotia in particular. to-is-nord. not lsr from osio, lsst Ang-
The 'Borden train was aboul night, was -buried under drifts of..." sh, hm cruised mp,-9 than 25,.
three hours late due to heavy dridt-s snow six and sovon feet deep in-000 m|le,_
some places. traffic by lend and salts brought with ner s record
The Georgetown train which left sea was badly crippled and stop- of 531 whales killed. and hai-plc
yesterday morning was reiported pod altogether in some instnces ialpp of (battles with the ice iloes,
at midnight to bs stuck somewhere while along the shores a greatpnly eleven and a half degrees
between Mount Stewart and Cardi-ilo!s was suffered by fishermen porin of the Sami; |Pole, un her
iran. The Mnlrray 'Harbor train who have already to cope with dis- hold were 39,000 barrels of whale
168-Villg U10 CNY Yes'-Sfdlly after- aslrous losses from s,t_Qi‘ll1Bi__ ' oil consigned to Proctor. Gamblelipolnts in the United States, anti mder that their mms may enter
- - -°~ and Co. 'It' is estimated the vaiuelthess vessels put into 'Lunenibur our fpmvince more "Buy they are
iiiiis iiiiiii. 5. iiiii-is;;;;;-";,,,,,0
siiiiii iii liiiiis |i----- 
  su(lislt;`iiii’s`fiA“i"ed\!ic1iIii>Insin-qfreixhti . . , -` . . ` _ , al'  
  fsgesaxg §‘;?e!;2;1ln§§{ me ,$3.11 522; . ' ` A ‘ _ (Special to The Guardian)
' ` tion of the Dominion. declares Sir --
w\|,NlN.lptl3G, man., April 20.- Henry Thornton, President of the
Canada, and .Lady nyng, were in the House by the Minister Of
or sh. James Aiklns rewivail a`ahould -take the -form of a govern-
nability to"attend the ceremonlesi Tilt? i`elD0l't 9h°WB that last year (Canadian Press)
|the operating surplus of the lCan
i: will ment the vice rr-gal ii-ul., lout year Net deficit after meeting
' ,_ i l .ill fixed amd. other chnrzc. was
”" “xi 0"" 'he '°'m°“,,°f wig" 541144764 sr tls,4o5,e5i isss tllnn
m' discuss t-he technical details of the
_ {Ȣ____.._ it is interesting to note. =iaYs_ _M,,mi,.,,-S of one sealing crew de- to Alan F. Winslow, Charge of the position to consent no some ,mera
gh' Hem? ‘that th” "Bk “Denning claretl they nearly had their calico Berne I-9gaii°‘n~ for U`““3mi35i°“ tion in wages if the saw in an ini
earnings were approximately equal upset when me monster a_ppea,.e,| to Sir loric Drummons, Secretary em H 1 smbmzgu I “ces
to eighty percent of interest pay The beast worked its Bhuuerglke General of the League, said it did a on” °° a P
eyes as it surveyed the canoe ut wage, mum only be tempo,-ary_
T i“" °°‘"t"°i   45   --»   1-  1- 1i."'::;‘..i.'.i‘°° .f°i::i:‘;“i..;i...:::  .~.»-.. n-   
_ cent in 92 1113118 8119!' B 1110111611! 01 f9l'D0l`» mpthe Lea ue-B drcuin to the 43 years experience of international
made record time to the beach 5 r sailing agreements in the nickel
1 'U ' ' ' l ' '
~ i _ . I I _
  Violent Earthquakes 0-° -ol---tl°°°f 11-- not-» fr 532.2 .’.1"i§.‘Z.°.‘;..§"l.§“°l..°.” i‘.l.‘li§5 --fl -r-ml..1nn»»n--.-
lim th” °“"’“1““"° ‘“ Jam" °' states the difficulty st treating ons The same idea of international
In The Azorgs S‘°Pl°mi’°*' 1- 1923- shifted lil” senate rsservstlons sy. dirsctprioe"iit*i'éei1ion`tS was expounded
_ - Japan current and that the strange neg0¢|atlonB_
beast is a stray Oriental suniish.
(Canadian Presl)
_` 'Y' LONDON April 20 -Earth- '
0 the S\|b'Alctic, q;if;kos_(_ r§§i_;_i;ri_i_i(;,¢n0wi¥t_liea_in$r:'_t:€1_;1_l:luli  
Whi-Ch “fill OCCUDY Xlfmesngcs in t-he Azores ssys s Lis- Refachgs NOW
on Saturday at Essen by Walter
It would seem to me, Mr Kellogg_lLeaf. chairman 'of Westminster
.-:aid to be a matter of regret iflillank and President of the Inter-
i‘ie Council of the League should,national Chamber of Commerce
til anything to create the impres-_iwhich is now hiolding its annual
»-'on that there are substantial dit- mseiing ay .Essen .Legg is an MN0.
"lcultles in the way of’ ailch direct cate of free trade .betwe-an all M.
1 ° bon despatch to the Daily Express `_ , ‘cation | _ -
Entire Slimmer comm in . ,tions snd its .looks to ins forthcom-
the f S _$230 I:_¢;p;l_i;g;;i:_x¢(>:§’teAnf_tl;_i;;a_s is in u   Tho acknowledgement Mgilstzling wouomio conyemme of the
--Collection -0 pec
imens for the Insti-
(canadian ,p"“) 9¢l`BlH°il the View 0' Pm an 'League of Nations to lessen the tar
Coolidge that tho Ulnlted States _
__ Id t "ve iff barriers He says that the abo
'H16 W9a.theI', Etc- -Palais April 20-'rho French §°"'°°°“""°" °°" "° B d ""0" "‘ °i°¢° i’="'l°i'° must ill'
inns.. ts object sf.  ..s..n.   ... .:‘.“:.::°';'.:.-’“.';';':.:°;;- “.';‘:.:::if:..    0- - 
poN"\' CNE Att.
Trip.
YQUR FtDV|¢E '
'Canadian Press)
(
-ollilosoo. April 2"- -The Field-
useum of Natural llistory an-
ouncetl an expedition to the sub-
rctlc this summer. led bl’ CHD'
ain Donad B. MacMillan and fin-
npnd by Frederick H. Rawson.
o°”*N+»o¢+>»,»»,, . Chicago banker.
(hmdensed Specials s
"AT5"'4°~ per word, not 2°
each insertion tn this column.
` 5.” venture which will occUDY U10 °“
° i
i or The expedition will`
wanna- comnatmr coox sm mmm
inr institution. ltutsrsnlcss re-‘and notnnicnl spooinwnr -for lil”
""‘"’d- Aivltiy stating wages to in
“Care of Guardian. 8B&1-4213i lon which is not now substantially
 . |-
"gs enlnrino or lvl_nvi
ncriptloai UMCDU and expedi-
opresented in the Museum's coliec
ibn. ~
.Mr. Rawson agreed to fluence the
“Willy assented. Guardian Cent- expedition upon the nrrllrnfloo 0'
ral Job Printers. -Phone 188 sidnlsy Field.
of the museum that
The expedition will leave Wisoiw
et, Maine, aibout June 19. in MBU.
|il,lan's lnmous schooner \Bowdoin_
nd will carry ten men. all explor-I
tists n a scientific.
ollm-t znologicai anthl*0D0i08|09|;
stltullon from the sub-Arctic reit-
A wav 2 env lr SQME
l-'QR Yoon 9\'.1\.t=
_ 4
when the lBourse closed it had n ne ivpcal ami, ac- “°‘“|° ‘°°_ P’°‘fe”t i”’°d”°“°H Ming
3`°“°h°d 5 new ”°W I°"°| 0f 30-322tIi:di,li;‘ntoa't‘i1e‘i|r galirma t-hey nlustiln°r°”°d irmwedivb in um” °f
i0 file '-'i°ii'll'» B! 00H\illl1l'0d Wiih be accepted 'by the exchange of 'p"°°9°""‘7 '"'.u’°"" m°“3I.’.t M the
yesterdays oloains .ilsure or 30.27. notes bsiwssn ins United states ’°“°“°“ "ii" “Est °°°‘“`,‘"‘°“ ""3
The ifail, which l.s.attrll_>utod in and each of the 48 states before WWIY °"9"“‘ik°H ml’ “amand-
financial circles to heavy selling the United States can become a
Lunenburg. |g
WASHINGTON. April 20. -The .formation of national and: interna-
lPOR-'l` ANG‘EI»ES. Wil-‘lhill8t0“» League of Nation‘a bnvitation toltional coal pools.
April -20.-A sen beast twice as participate in the World Court ld 3 statement ip mp ip;-egg lsir
large as nn elephant with eyes that conference in Geneva next Sep- A-lf;-ed Mona said the mst step tn
work like trap doors was reported tem-ber was declined formally to- an inte.-national ar,-augenient is to
here yesterday by Ouilayut .Indian day by the United States. _ ihave a nauoml an-angemem in
ei: till/one null tour-lu as u -seal hunters of the Pacific, sixty All BCKHGWIGGEGIDBDI. Wl'li0iJ'll31-l¢3in_ ge feelgpe;-lain we Min.
tho revlous ear | d l
.
_ "t».lh'-tl il‘. ‘lih ~
nturc reception P Y miles west of here. W” Callie by Secretary K°i°HS ers issdsi-ation will as in s bcttcrl ffl `,_.,,f,,.°;.f,  `,,]..i .Gif
licve that illluua will ,,"niit out
request."
i&m..
on Friday last the committee the Provincial Censor Board ind
,listened to evidence suggesting the American producers of mov ng
that .cape zinclt usd attempted to Pl°i“f‘”-
defraud the customs Department- The prime minister asserted gm-
out or sums ht money collected pnatically that the government ul-
tram vessels which put into Lum ly approved the stand taken by the
enburg with "quo, carg0es_ lCensor Board and declared that if
| Mn Dun sam that Calm zinc! the protlucens were not prepared
-had .been appointed on ms recom_ to abide bythe rulings of the board
mendauon three years asm The they could stop shipping their Rims
ireason fbr the appointment wasrinff’ the pmvi‘“ce‘
that a number of American citizens "fha Am'fM°a“ produfem be'
_chartered vessels to carry liquor Neve' said me premier' we mf
.hom SL Plane and _Miquelon to going to change our regulations r
K
for outhl. and repairs. -lit was felt makmg a grfve errlir' we hsvta is
necessary to appoint a man to me censor bnarl that nows w. a s
that no liquor wma “hom from suitable for our prolgincevalid folr
these vessem _our population. lilo elia_\e lt du-_
,Cam,__ Zmdk had A good __e(puta_ fills its duties well and t has ev-
tion and was honest, capable and sgrxien repromhcd for lack M Be'
efficie t, ‘M _ Duff ld. tl-I h '
pm anwawflman sgoard eatin T3 “fit -the producers of moving pio-
lhese vessam whue in port paying lures tilreuteu us wltn deprivation
each watchman "ve _dnuns per of their films unless we are ready
da for mm work which wa cha to renounce our censorship, they
y » 5 rg
ed to the vessel on which he was can keep their_mf_"s')\.V" wnf “M
____ __ MlmimhiDamv:ime’:P1’:Len1?;J`°ih§“;31e‘;‘:iBumonei Inspector _Holt or Haw renounce nur Len ora up no rur
. . _ ight to ccuaor.
‘ - , ° ° tlirm of an international coal .trust.if*’-xr h°W°Vel' had 'mil-l`llCif2d CB»l>- r . , _ _ |. . H
TWICE ZS Large ,HS all T0 Partmipate llllsir Alfred Mom is mn"-inciipgl pi-0 will Zillck to raise tbll; Charge ,oi “There .lie liag strutes sho te
Elephant   '_ ' World ‘ C0ul°t _ Con-'moter in England and two leadinl!
that Work like Trap ference in Geneva §‘i2’§i"§°§5nifn"l§’.si}.`f.'if."‘L'lili§;’.mf
. l G A l L (1 it ,_ -
D0OrS Next Sept. 5: ;[on§¥:‘?:5it:‘;&:_m;~h§y £1 cgido with it. I Besides. J believe if American
“Ry cents an hour or $12 _per day_,us that objeiftiouairie pictures are
Captain zhwk to 3 his 5_|the cause of much ol the cllme
D Y men $ _
laying HMB me dmerence _mm cltliiilrurt;-_ti by yot_in_g_ people and
T10 r0C6il/ed instructions what to 'ml Q0 mi., Cp n H'
,O _ mb producers tuko this stand, indepen
(M\,_".Dg'n._m(lJa, tzri ogiiogiasions sam tit-nt and l-iuropcnit coiiilluiiies will
D n ll had asked 1 .
I _ ning their .films hr.-re. i will go
or instructions as to th” 'HSDUMI iurtllcr li' it cx acted to bo cott
f 1 1 . - I ' X) y
Egontehe money md hm ““9"'°d the province of Quebec for a moral
reason, we will take up with the
federal ::ovei-nmcnt the question
ol not permitting the other prov-'
_ m-to->____
A 5iHilNlil§H `“"°`“
' `  ` ' ' 'iNegigii3eudIi;?iy0uew
-u-'_
‘ 0T_IA‘(,CanadIa|; Frou)
`A.Arl 20. -" h is
French Secretary of my Right Hong friend miiyt rielly
Naval Budget Says £1321;.$§‘“{5.§°i..'i"’l'i’....‘Z{"..; 222'?
Mediterranean Must wer tc it question from night Hon.
Arthur Meifihen as “to whether
Be  FOI' Free there will be any budget modifica-
Intercourse With iii” .dist§"$'i."'ii.2°'i§i.ns2'.m§§§ii's
Africa.
‘this nfternoon.
...ss ...ni 2... 4.. .-...... 100 Fishermen
Senate Friday listened to a plea
lor a stronger navy from M_ Rai.
-.,~f~» ----L
berti. Secretary of the Naval Bud-
get Uoliimitlet-.
Reported Missing
(Canadian Press)
’l`0Kl0 A ril 20 - \fore than a
Till’ liDl'i€‘Hi ill generally laken in __ _
iliulldretl fisiierinvn are reported
be Ol special significance lievailsr-
of the ri-.cont manifestation of ilu
' for italian and Belgian accounts, party and sign the protocol. Ont'   iiau poll:-v, notably Preminr pills: missing “S ‘L YSBUH- °f 'l *‘°""""
é '-
for several years'_
.<15 _
From United
States to Canada
i&`yssiu~ to_ti\s Guardian)
NE YORK. April 20. --The In-
terilatlonsl acceptance 'bank ln
». ` nn" -- ‘mpany.-Juni- snipped $1.000.
000 ,.l|' to Canada it was au-
__7 _ -. inounceetqoday, thgbeginning of a
TORONTO April I0 -Maritime movement that was forecast last
is not regarded as extremely grave. Amlimg other; r_ea_t;ons for _gefglint 
It is pointed out that the francs ill! t 9 IW fill. Oli. W3! BB ll
now being sold have -been abr;-url no authority existed for varyinil   
from the correspondence course
stsrtsd oy the sscrstsry with -tus ` Ottawa
48 capitals. Mr .Kellogg foretieetng ___
    "'no difficulty lit the way of secur- |‘ | »
' p ing t-he assist or each signatory by 03(g'fv'fr;_ g,,:_?°A§,fi|f':g'”l0ne Limis _.iritl»~.ninofl. in nlnln ian,;.,.lln<'t that while italy has 27 sir
. IU BH I I
direct exchange of notes, as pro- h d d m '
vided for ill fi‘|9`_9°'ll°i°-" ttirthurguotitndohtai-tomlilnisgpsldiiegd
_ _°° Mltyor`-Presto hf"their` intention
Toronto ivolobotos iz-...ff-:.j...z'.;°.-i5.i>:..-:sz-ii-el..-1-ii-sz
° ` ti Ot awa' s id
   protest llntom<§i)icenf}-i-‘t):riffr i-ie)du'c(i
` ` tions A then re has been engag
con unction.wlth Harris. Forbes ' -    g' Bled in the ,capital for holdin at
R
i  mans meeting _previous to the
(sp"|.| to 'M G-0-rdhn) 'march_lo Parliament Hill.
TORONTO. April 20. -ln com- -
 lilo --enterprise will be nf great increasing ilhrth-wasp and west week when Canadian exchangg memoration of Zeebrugge Day. awllklns 
mmsonl ' swsaola. mln-
"‘"r tink. -some mm. nun .,
“'°"¥ till!-lsuntiers. Newsome
I 0°-» iiilfht Bids. as-o-1-om
. W~°~@_..i,_ .¢.g.._,.~
P"'°". 50 for 0 n sf- '
I c. .li for 74 ' eil . ..
250 idk b rd, and it will lproce Charlottetown, snow .» -
I for U50. U00 for 01.00 1000 0 ggigporlarbor, Labraxior, for ex- linlllax, snow  --
loratlon of Norse ruins there. lst. John, snow  - --
,°T An effort will be made to elllb- Boston. 0i¢i\l‘ 
A‘|’0l\lsl||y||| stantlats tales that Nonemon werelresw York. fair .- - . - - -- ---
time at h@oIt   there a thousand years ago andf :High tide this afternoon
iiilrmm qi, on
milf 81.06. postpaid. ouudun oi- ‘
f n-____
lend in sap inf; *;?:|=:‘:="lo¢ North America three centuries sun sets _this evening at 5.55 and lm a“,_umn_ when .ondmons “re hm 0-! we ,omg réirggzguiiths C:D_veW_;s_:_t;_a___chc°nt;m-gd" _:_ _:U
lution should pg mg “in-before Columbus landed. The re- rises tomorrow mornin( li 5- similar to those existing at pre- ‘|°.9|“°d nm- ii' W. 79.- 5FU°“ neil-oil A.-me expedition and carl
mga] |,.*.%_ I .UN search in ubmdor will enable com Full moon Sunday. April 27th, "nt _ "Join with you in the eomiiiemor- N his pilot., had been sight
n t lndings with those of 153 p m Banker! ex ct a we lame *Ulm °f U10 i°fl°i§! Vf°¢°l'! 01;# 'jggima fl iii. pa Wanda;
leer ronxmnoamong Nici-an ruins in summorsido tide 0 tion mlnu oi gold altipmloiiu fo nadialdur- Z¢°bl‘\\lll.' which olbh Ylll' 5° 1 il" |°a=li,:,i of -point B,,._|
'mm '°':in-ualsna. ._ -V .‘7t»¢ntatef_ti‘.1l‘.°.'***' 1-- °°""- .ins the comin: months...-‘ . “‘°~ "“°°“""*°°.’l! °“°- _ P
its
ers and soiell <1
be
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large and representative gathering
“gi in science in extending a “lem K.-,dually ¢l¢arlng_ advanced to 11-64 of 1 percent. d Y _ __ th N_
Mwieflge of products of uninonwn Maximum and minimum temper- This is the point at which it is llttende he banldue or e avy   Fr
nnde. _ atures: '
The party will go .from Wlscassetiifroronto, fair . . . . . . .
 ..
yg 3 d _lN, S., where the last o Montreal, clear  --
U WANT GGOD lNVll.0P!8 "|28 rmgslies and equipment will he.HQ.|p|.ec, clear  ._
gg may had explored the ooastlmg tomorrow mornin! li' 7-1
lcsicnlated the shipment or rom
33 gg from the United States is profit-
30._.g0 able.
34_i,l 'rits s1.ooo,ooo shipment rsnrs-
n_z4_sen.ts the first transfer of gold
“_” from the United States to Canada
“__” this year. in the first three
“___” months of 1926 Canada has sent
“_” L88.000.000 of gold to the United
t 4 _N lates. This followed the ship-
” ‘ -ment or about s4o.ooo,ooo of gold
‘ ,from ins united suites to canada
League of Canada in th; Hd‘llroom es 
of the King Edward nie last -
night when one of the glorious  
naval eplziades og the G‘rea_t 'War
""' Pl?" Y “F “°'°'°“‘Y “°' (spasm to ms oumilsni
"‘°““?°"°‘." 3°” °“'Y ‘"“ _ "'° 'roaoN'ro. ont.. Am-il zo. _
W°*k°\" °f C‘“°d“ Ni' mh“"‘.m Missing since Thursday morning
i-h° f‘"‘“¢ °"|’"’“' “V” the 'i’i’f°' when they took off from Fair-
sentatlve of A torci`n mitlbif. hubs, - -
-one nl- vcr br’ -1§§~.°l-f'°r- i’.i.I"‘.l.'...'}‘“'.}§I..i§’.', 53?' .}1"i.'.I.‘.’.lL'
5il°,°l' .C°“"  °' .cq°'“| word was received today in an ox-
GenerslforC sifeki o be- cl" d t t th an mt
ni' iho Alves Maritimes, part of
cannot inako greater sut:i'ilit-ox
,meillinneil thai, nlfhtuiull 72 now
...,li,,|» ` _.. _. istorm in the Japanese son, Con-
s we “hes ‘mmmg me alderable damage has been done
and there has been casualties on
the island of Hokkaido and on the
Eurlie islands. A destroyer is
aiding in the reavllo work.
Mediterranean as an Italian lake
llnfl his lleciarations of the inelgnp.
lilly for italian expansion.
l\l. Raiilerll himself' ill n native
which lilo Fascist. set-rally novel,
squadrons not counting 30 inde-
..|,.mm,a In H Mf__d"(_r__""_ psntlent ones, France has but 10
mm ,,,,w,.,_ ,md n09dH‘l'eady out of u total nf 50 provided
lroc commllnivalioiis with Nm'lil'f"" iii iltll’ program.
Africa, As it i~oinr,iial power sho
3`i?i'3-'.- 'iii"»l.‘iT.Tif."f“..1"...iIIT..T.1‘liT..i2 Am10i1i}09m9Ui'»S»
with ilor <>i>lnllit-.:-1.'  
Meetings, Etc.
M. Raibt~l'li iusistoti flint ifrxinvc
“Play at Tracadin Hall post-
poned until ’l11ursday. 22nd. lf
line. 8843
"WARNING, l)on't 'forget Mov-
lhail sl-he fliri at the \Vush|ilgluil
conference and iliirllculiirly t~nul~i
noi. submit in a r¢»:illt~tion in tht-
numlmr ni' her iluhmurinr-s. lin'
worships are hpini: buiil for
l`rnllt'0. only .'50 urn nearly rouriy
l l il - .. . '
n""i?hll‘m0l|i" (riiil'i‘lililll:Wi1Iiilsi fiiaaium 'MH wpok' "HOKMYB Ann”
., .. " win. -.vinntc sins. .Montague 'l'hnrs-
{\§:r;_e\i_\p_»_ said. to iuako room fr»ri____y_ ______0__g___own Fr1d‘y_ 8837
He them rncoedr-d in inn or
reductions gnywherv elect: biii rin' "H‘°"i"K d""P°."d °f M" 1'1""
the navy 0,. ngvn|'av|M|on_ 'nt-as we are offering dur ltook It
M. Raiberti also begged tho Sen-if"""°"d P"|¢"”- Cm-“"9 5 CW'
ate to roaliie the necessity of msk-"mm H“"'~°i` 'm"°"° s""4'm~
in a nnval career more a van!
-»_._
8 . d -
ageoua in order to attract officersl "SH P6i°l"! 'BW °%`¢-UPU'
and melt. lie stated that the -
French navy reports a deficit ol
250 officers and 2.000 men. which
In a few youre will grow to 450 of-
ficers and 15.000 men.
Another senator daplorsd th
ling snow Monday ` -'nlu
"Annual hfeotillgfidl' the :Alexan-
tira Society of King? College will
be held in Bt. Patch Guild loom
oth Ffility. April all-Q at 8.80, 1|