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C 0 0 TTETOWN CANADA, THURSDAY MAY is 1920 _¢;»_-_Ve-;»_;_-_f-_»»=1;;_; g-»g-T gg
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Great British Strike Came To An End Yesterda
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Alrship Norge Dupli
cated Within Three
Days the Feat of
Lieut. (,om Richard
Byrd
(Canadian Prcaa)
NEW YORK May 12-/rho air
ship Norge, second aircraft in his
wry lo ily over the North Pole,
was on its way to a, landing field
at .Nome, Alaska, today, the 45th
birthday ol Lincoln Ellsworth, New
York one of the expedltion's lead
The great balloon duplicated
within three days the feat of the
iliree engined aeroplane Miss Jo
scphine Ford ,piloted by Lieut
Comm Richard Byrd, with the dlf
ference that Oom Byrd returned
to Kings Bay, Slpitzbeil.eli in a 1
600 mile nonstop flight, while tho
Norge continued a 2.750 miles
journey toward Nome
Roald Amundsen, commander of
the third expedition to reach the
North Pole and the tirst human.
being to leach the South Pole.
wirelessed yesterday 'to Ralph Lo
men. Norwegian Consul at Nome,
lo have 100 men ready to lower
the dlrlgible He said he would
keep Mr Lomen advised of pro
gresg by radio and the Consul had
lour anchors, known as ‘dead
men” placed in readiness to hold
tile ship down,
file Norge left Spitzbergen at
item Norwegian time. or 5 a m
cistern daylight saving time yes
lerday and sailed over the Pole
with the 17 members of its crow at
is m today Norwegian time, 7
ifclocklost night Eastern Stan
dard time
Tho news reached the New Yoilr
Times and St *louis Glolle Demo
rrzit tile iirst message ner recciv
erl direct from the Pole, .lt $05 a
lil bastern Standard timc
Cominunder Byrd saw the Norge
oil but remained at Kings Buy to
prepare, lu the words o' lleiit A
N Parker, oi his party, ‘o ‘lnv
ligaio every loot of real estate near
llie Polo lor Uncle Sam
Tnolitytlve men have now seen
thc North Pole, six in ha Feary
expedition, Commander Byrd and
mecbanieian nnd 17 ui the Norge
The Norge reached the .Polc in
15 hours from Klng's bay, Com
inander Byrd required 15 hours
and 30 minutes to go to the iPolo
and bark to Klng‘s LBay in his air
illdne, .uid Poary using dog sleds.
took ollrllt months for the trip to
We lifllv limi back to civillzntloil
The Nlorito travelled at upproxi
mHl0|y lilly miles an hour and it
has estimated that if sho kevpt
‘his burr, she would reach Point
Barrow. enroute to Nome. at I0 p
"' “idlslli Lastern Standard time
The ship lost ll hours by the
mere ict of passing over the Ipolo l
that is on approaching inc pole ll
Wits I .l ln today Norwegian limo
aboard ship, and a momoiit latci
H “'“" 2 D m yesterday
Tho whole 2,750 miles route was
lil lilo land of the midnight sun,
making ll a daylight trip through
'/\““\‘ Dasslng the pole the Norge
which started with enough fuel for
J000 miles, headed for an iinox
l1l<>roo_nrea estimated at 1.000.000
‘ifllllirc miles Explorers of the past
believe they have found evidences
ol land in this area
Piilil
Y UVEH
GOOD OLD BALDWIN”
nouncement Was Followed by Cheers
and Handclapping A Moment Later
Thousands Stood at Attention as a
Radio Orchestra Played “God Save the
King”-The Miners Strike Continues
Pending the Decision of a National
Conference Called for Friday Next in
Kingsway Hall London
__ *__ (Canadta n Press)
LONDON May 12 -The British general
stiike was called off today
Announcement of the settlement was
made fiom Downing Stieet wheie the
Geneial Council of the Trades Union Con
gross met Pi emiei Baldwin and his Cabinet
| The Cabinet Ministeis were told of Lab
oi s decision to end the conlflict by Arthur
Pugh Chaiiman of the Trades Union Coun-
surged through the police cordo
No 11 his offlclal residence for
after cheer greeted the Prime M
swung open and he stood facing
Baldwin" the crowd shouted and
EXTPRESIIJENT 0
The gov iilliicilt line iii-c|.tl'v»il
ni.iltl.ll lou
Troops Mutiny
P/\l£ill‘~ \i.ly 1 lliv llnviow l"0l
io~lpnl|lil‘liI iii W.lr».l\v ally* l-li"
Bill to Ainolid tho
Criiiliiial Code Rc
ceives 2nd R .ldiiib
(Canadian Press)
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,mn liclrmlll lnlrmliiicii l blli in
lilo S"|l.tt0 yi"-lleiduy in .iinelid Ulf*
'Crlilllniil (‘oilc respecting the pos
llcsslilli oi weapons
lie pointed out that tho crime
wave was due in n gieut melieilrc
to tho freedom with which rovolv
els could llo obtained There vias
This last geographical mystery
f ""2 irlobe stretches from the
rih or Alaska to the Pele it ls'
'practically the last lure left to r-xl
H ’°!“- I0 determine whether*
re is in it anything out lee,|
8:0ale<li roick and barren waste
as f
which It ";;ige the Polar Sea in
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un uliliost lililterspl domutld for
reslriitivo molleuros dealing w li
the pn~il~le~ololl oi' fiiearms Ile pr
pn od to .llnolid the (‘rlmliiai Code
to prohihil the importation manu
‘lnciulo .infl sale of ravolvers a f
similar wcupons except ilnder au
tllollzutioli .ind supervision
The hill ref-olvcd its setond road
lug .uid was ictelrcid to committee
LON-DON, May 12 -There was great excitement ln Downing
Street today aa the news of peace spread and excited crowds
his hat several times In acknowledgment.
The Genei al Council of the Trades Un
n to see Premier Baldwin leave
on House of common- cheer ion Congress called off the strike in order to
lnlater as the heavy black door
s sane., ef ¢....¢.». ~e°°.l rind i esume negotiations
"‘° ""°""°' `”“' '°'°°“ '° "' '° Telegi aphic insti uctions to this effect
weie being sent to the unions throughout
the countiv this aftei noon
A0000
Announcement Made From 10 Downing Street
 A  LONDON May 12-The Great British general atrlks waa called off
‘today
The Trades Union Congress which Initiated the movement in sym
r-=--=---6=l-- pathy with the striking miners, visited Premier Baldwin and his Cab
inet Ministers at No 10 Downing Street at noon and announced that the
Former President Pilsudski Marching oil awk, w,_m,_
This action was taken, Chairman Arthur Pugh said, in order to cn
 t    able resumption of the negotiations for aettlement of the miners' grlcv
inces which negotiations the Government had declared could not be bb h
aw resurvled while the general strike lasted   through the law of the Sa at
¢_________ The Trades \Un|on Congress forthwith dispatched teleprama to this as.S2l;i]:i€:,g::{§g of 8 national t
Canarhan Press semloliiiciuil Polish telegraphiic ¢l‘l¢¢t io 'U16 lfflllifltd 'U"|°"\9 ""'°U9":’“* "W °°“""Y wages board, including represent   fects this whole = :lation of com
m,]m]|\~ “wp ,H lt. reported agency today lssiiod a communique The ndlvldual unions, before not ng, must await definite lnitruc ,mves or the miners, mme Owners
from (0 ,,,_,“ mm \1,.\~,lm1 Joseph ronilrnllng that several’ detach tions from thai' own lexccutlve ooulnclic iHowever lt lla expected the and nent;-315, Wm, an mdependeng 
|-»,l5u,],,|(, ,,,,,,,..,- |»,,,s;,|c“]¢_u f ments of troops have mul. filed. Tiéadia xnllogugtongrémgnsrruetrontamlidhavc|¢Lul'ci:1teff|::::ban\‘: tlzattthe chairman' gf, revise the mlners _ That “meth yen. affected imma
lrnlnml l llmllllilg l rhvou on w ee; n rys ance as n ay m ng w egn 0 urn wages |
und sl mnriil ill: on \\'lisdw “t/Sill/‘tg/:R C°`T|¢"°|l;f ?_;:UaU°" again almost immediately Tlilrd-lt is understood there (qggrlgdlm png)
-Crew were Roar
ing Drunk and
Very Obstreperous
(Canadian Preaa)
lNF1W YORK N Y May 12-
Witii a large cargo of whiskey,
champagne and alcohol valued at
was 'brought into the harbor last
City, i‘lyl.ug the United States flag
but without ship's papers, and with
dentials, was said by coastguard
officials to come technically under
the classification of piracy
lCoastguard oliclals believed the
Donetta to be connected with the
ring of Port Chester, N Y
men were indicted yesterday in
milllion dollars
and the vessel had a 35 degree list
coast guardsmen to be "roaring
drunk and very obetreperous"
Freak Fowl Hatched
(Canadian Press)
vAN»oouv.En, a c, llvlay 12
-A freak fowl wltah four legs,
four wlnga, .a double body and
only one hcldi.. 'waa hatched
from a chicken egg on Harry
lHayden’s place, North Van
couver. Both bodies apparently
are pcdlectly formed The bird
at first experienced some dlffl
cuity In walking, with its four
Iega, but lfinally overcame the
difficulties by lifting one foot
over the other.
ed for Forcible Res
ignatlon of Pres
Hindenburg
(Canadian Preaa)
BERDIN May 12 -Discovery of
detailed plans for the establish
ment. of a German Fascist dictator
ation of the Hohenzollern Empire
they bald unearthed a mass of docu
ments which included a detailed
l
“° “"9 ”’b’°f"`d Wm* Omcefli Cfe plan for a concentrated attack on
Berlin
While the police were question
ing numerous political leaders of
the alleged plot in an effort to get
to the bottom of it they solid that
they regarded it as merely a dream
Emil wlermser and ave other Worked out 011 paper
BERLIN May 12 -Among thc
The Donettas camo had shifted document, taken ,by Ponce were 0
plans calling for the rforcible re
ie Hteribverd as she came up the sign-anion ei President von inn
they The crew were reported byldenhurg the overthrow or state
constitutions by armed forces, the
dissolution of all parliamentsi, the
execution without trial ol' stmikers
as well as other opponents. the ex
pulaion of Jews from Germany and
the coniiiscatlon of their property
The seized documents, police
With Four Legs said, revealed that the ning leaders
of the conspiracy maintained a
steady correspondence with the
former Kaiser and with :Bavarian
reactlonaries like Hitler
One of the s-edmd letters address
ed to the former K.aliser reaid Your
faithful followers are unswerving
In their determination to re-erect
in renewed splendor the Holien
zollern Emplne in a regenerated
and liberated Germany "
The Kaiser rewarded the writer
of the letter with an autographed
photograph containling glowing,
praise of the plan
V- 'Y ' ° '¥°"""" shall be no revision ol the prev .BE10_|_,|;N'_The Germ” Reign-stag
'"9"' '""°'"“"`d 1" ‘H c°'"m"n| Official Statement oi Settlement ious wages without sufficient as today adopted 3, nwogprlldenge
i.itloii ilils .ifirrlioon that lt was surances that re_0\.g“|nUon of motion “gamut ,Chancellor Luther'
'11 “’"""' °f “"’ ”|'”“““"“ °“““°d The official statement or the settlement issues from the Premiers the wel lndustry as proposed b\ introduced by the Democrats by n
by th" ""H""y "mt ny residence in Downing *Street l-cada the HOYHI C0ml\1lSBl0l1 Shall 'be vote of 176 to 146
___ _______ __ “The Primo Minister, who waa accompanied by the Minister of executed -BERLIN May 12-'Ch9.l10Bll0l'
Labor. the lSecrctar for india the Secretary lor War. the 'First Lord of F°“"h“°A C°mm"¢E@ 'U be ham Luther's 'Culflllet f€Sl8l1€d i0d»B»y
  the Admlraltyt the Minister of Health and the Secretsr for Mine ro ed by the Government with “pr” 99 Mag
 to  press at 12 20 o'clock thia afternoon at No 10 Downing Street ' "ha" prepare kglslative ‘md ex”
“Mr Pugh announced on behalf of the General Council of the sllrtégsfogniasures to effect mm"
I the oal ind t
  Trades Union Congreaa that the general atrike la being terminated to The memomndflm sugggsg that LQQK S  _
day. Mr. Citrine, Secretary of the Trades Union Gongreno, afterward th I d I h
"”_‘ made the foilowin statement "in order to r a n latl th 9 rev Be wage sea as 0 on “Duc” ‘NB 
(1/Uno Way 1_1__A Momem 9 ° “'"° W" °”" ° simpler lines, if possible, than thc
hmmm M Nauomi rimmng "3 General Council of the Trades iUnion Congress hal decided to fcrmln old ones' and that may shall not HAVE RA|N
(_0unmwm_t M Goneva lm potential ate the general strike today. and ‘telegrama of inltructlona are being adversely affect the wages of the
im nrmncpv mn be the outcome sent to the aeeretarlea of all the affiliated unions." "The members be |ov,-es; Md men --/
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MI; world conmienco or Modems fore acting must .await definite instructions from ‘their own executive 1; also 5035050; measures Lf,
to be hem hem today counclla. (Signed) Arthur Pugh, John Bromley, W Citrine."
A hundred and fifty delegates, re-
prevent the recruitment of new
workers over 18 years oi' age into
prgsenung 200,000,000 Moslem; News Flaahed to an Anxloua Public Conditions on Which Strike Wal the industry if unemployed miners
will try to restore the unity of the c~\"°d off
Moiiammedan world shattered .Almost as soon as the decision
are available, and provides that
workers displaced by the closing
when 'rurirey overthrew its sultan was made known to the canine: it n0lNlD\oN May 12 -frne eendi Of wleconomic colleriev shall be
~for hundreds of years also the was flashed throughout the coun tions on which the General Strike "`3”'f°|"°d Wm* 8°"°f“m°U¢ BB \'
Caliph of Islam-and declared it try ~by radio to the anxious public, was called oi! are as follows' 'l°¢“°°~ “U Y°¢°UUm°11ii0d by the
sell a republic under the presidency who nail been informed earner that 'rim governmental subsidy to ine *RDP* C°"““i"l°°
of ’viilscaplia Kemal strong peace rumors were in theeoal lndustry will be resumed tem n' 1° °"'|“‘°t°d "1" 25° 000 "W"
Already delegates are arriving, po;-"ny
will he displaced in the mining
<‘h*lU91'|"B “Ol NNY lil -‘\"“bl°- *|10 In the London hotels and restau iTl1e lockout against the miners '“d'm‘°7 by °x°°“u°“ °f th” Dm"
official Moslem language but in mms' announamem df ‘ho great Wm be wlthdmwn for complete reorganization ot tho
diaxlzts gfM°°“"|Y “H °f Ash 1" news was received with almost hy l-A Wlses boand will be establish industry
olu .ir na, and a portion of stencil chem., and handclmppmg ed ,O ravine .me mme". wages' Sirk;-lerbert in a statement lat ,
 ‘Afflm dm f and g moment hm- wh” gn or with the understanding that there er an \
ere are many can 9,195 or h H b I lf the Miners Federation con l
the ,oauvhate Kms 1.-“ad fclézztrgagn 13,0 :flute ialruck up scam 0 11° 1'9"" 0° Wllllmll “lf rents to the basis or one settle i
Egypt its one, and Alta Kl1an,direc¢ ° ° 3' °“°“"d' “"“‘"”°°° "mt nm m°“\"' ment proposed the Government 'H'
|dBm,,d,,,,, 0, ,he ,,,0p,,,,t Moham sprang to their feel and stood at °' *`°°°“m1_°\\ii°d 1°' f°°fKll1l“ wlii. i believe. he fully justifies
11 mea and eplnltusi need or ine 'zo “"°“"°“ “'°“ °f “‘° ““‘"“‘ "“i“‘“`Y W "W in renewins the subsidy pending
   |000 000 Indian Central Aslan and ROYBI COII C0mmllBl0l\ llllll tb!! negotiation; The ming;-0 cgn rg TORiON"T‘0 Mily l3~MH|1'i1lllni"
lmst mmcan ,MoBlBms___and al” put into en’ect. start and the dlggugglong gm; fresh north west winds, lair and
Ta,y10I' ROCBIVBS a snappy dressed owner of pure 509!" If Mwflilhi were interrupted be r s rl °°
v s. °i
celvcd the members oil the General Council of the Trades Union Con "°"t““°" mr nw mme" whllh " ' -
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blended race homes in England und Monday May src Sir Herbert Bamuela Thy, 1, the lmmedlggg 00190; 02;” 'Maximum rind minimum temper
News of SQn’S  Fran-ce--is another Memorandum obtained and the matter at this SUITS!
Abdul Medjid. whom the Turks The general strike began last stage rests entirely with the Min 'l‘0l'0fll0- ¢|°l\l'
'_*~ deposed the Sultan. and halt a Monday a week ago at midnight. WNDON Ml! 12 -~Sir Herbert ers Federation." Montreal clear
NEW YOWK 'WW 12 “°“N'9“9 0' dozen minor dignitaries in the For being called to inimbort the miners §"m"°’» " Chllfmlll °f 01° RUUHI Quebec, fair
the death in the Slide" ‘if CHUM" ions: emi me .vinlny Archipelago of ln ,|,,,,,. ,md “,,n,t ,.,dm,on of Cqmmiu on. which made the rs saiuwlm Anneuneamm charlcttcnwn, snow
Trove” 'W""*“'"° T“Yl‘"' °f Img islands off the hip ol Siam, are also my and |¢n”h,n|n! of wormns Pg? °ll mb* Bfll-lib 0051 |lld\\lU'y Halifax. cloudy
13th [lrlt1.-ih llusealistzfill T`9°°C"@ In the field hon" Themumb” 0' nemvho re I URW Uh tbl conflict oonterell LONDON May 13 _A.|m°,|n¢ gg yU|m_ 3|,
by hh lnllotherrgalig wazytnc im -*'°-**'°’°***°°- mmm ,G an mm 'M n"“_1_.v;aalme liaiul-al so between ln the ln; to the grouse or commons this series, mr
tains|W ;_r31;_lcky “lhllmamn Taymrl OWPAWA M” “_ Premmb domino” Med’ em," by me Gov Oli 0! i.ll0dmllllfll arflkll afternoon that the [Oberoi strike New York cloa
3; lM<|lntreal General Manager of lang in the Ottawa 'Preabyter bane °"‘m°nt °" the Trad” Unk” C°“  2? tilt' 'lelllgz :liz .gm lglhuoanlzlnhgremhlslr Bald mx” uae tm” mum" 1
the Bank ol Montreal and Proslld undertaken to raise 875.000 w ichlia 3"°"' 5"* l°m° 4"¢h°f"|°9 \‘|°°°d Un on Congress accepted tba 0° "N" md wmgm' qt 1°
56--40
54-42
44-40
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, as would make immediate f 3 n ¢ lm l 7 gg
h C dd Ba leer on 5- 0, mwgd-| gh Mug.; the .iirura ls high In in million buh ll M B s own ng It
i';lee'l';iletri° mm an n S 'mmvfirirgllutoo as cnnoilinle s new llllllllltils the 1.110000 mlnorl 'Pie atriire‘°a'a<'imll»li'=fimlll“ tg: flnllml fm °"°°t '°""°°"°" 'M "'°' '°“‘°"`°" “‘°"‘"'¢ “'
uv \ 
B K0 I Olll of negotiations between the
No details were received by Lady building fund lfor the Presbyterian llrai. cleat of the atriko waa to tie on ¢p,__¢0.| 4,0 "gym, mnmn, | a 0
Wdillenia-Taylor. buh' lit is thought Church in Canada. This was do..up tranaportuion and the Govern th following pallets ' m M" “I mm' °'°°" 'M mm mud" m°°° w“°”d”'
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11 London H0i;91s and Rgstaurants An With Liquor on Board Discovered by Berlin At the Cent-qi Ch;-lg
Valued at $1420,000 Police- Plans Call
tian Church - I
spiring Address by
Mr Hamilton
"Hallelujah Thine the Glory, -
an old revival hymn, oi’ the Moody
and Sankey type, was sung. and
quite a few others of .4 similar
kind opened the fourth meeting of
;1|4g0_000| me freighter Donneual ship whose object was the “mater this week Weather conditions had
no effect upon this halppy gather
ht b h in renewed splendor’ was ing of young, and those older, who
ggleca y t e coantguard cutter bounced by police today came together in one united effort
The freighter' "ized last nt ht Continuing police raids on the to win and to be von to the high
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sixty miles south east of Atlantic ;1;)£3s'°‘tEe1°g;£n£e$;fn§ias$3 EE; Tglgesg 252;" ""5 "mm and
Rev Neil Herman led in prayer
Mr Woodruff sang, in his usual
pleasing style, "I am sure that 'He
loves even me
lliebrews, chapter nine was read
by the Evangelist who took as his
bje5t- The Blood of iClirist
We have a lot of worship, ibut lit
tie service Why did Christ die’
What is the significance ot' the
connection with the ring which is ‘msq M Christ
estimated to have had assets of toni Revouuuoury Plum'
‘There are three theories of the
atonement of Christ First The
criminal conception, which means
hat man has committed a crime
against his own soul, against so-
ciety and against God, and punish
ment must Dt mai1's crime The
greater the_crlme, the greater the
punish`ment God said The soul
that slnneth it shall die A d
Christ on the cross, meets the pun
ishmgnt that falls on the sinner
Second The Governmental idea
which is this-the verynature and
authority of God is at stake, and
the justice of God must be met
Tile cross meets the justice of
God and the nature of Cod The
Cross meets the very majesty of
the law The Cross meets not only
the sinner’s guilt but the demands
of God s authority and government
Third The commercial view of
the death of Christ We have been
bought with a great price We have
been purchased The debt has been
paid This commercial idea runs
through all the history of Israel
The Jewish government was a
theocracy, asd theocracy involves
obligation Notice how this runs
he law of labor, iboth *or man and
beast The very law of the land af
merclal values am obligations
What about the year of Jubilee’
ry affected iommerco The entire
Sabbatlc law, relative to the very
soil, illustrates this very law of
commerce and iinance The J-‘wish
law demanded that debt must he
paid, and during the 'oirynine
years, a whole miiliitud of debtors
(Continued on page 3 l
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Announcements,
Coming Events,
Meeiiiigs, Etc
"f omliil: hour s on Monday
Over the Hill Best show in
yoaie i i
"The annual meeting of the P
E l iiospttai Ladies Aid will be
held Tlillrsday Ii p in in Wi Puul'll
Parish Hall 92l05i8=2i
"Rummaye ‘sale Hearts Mentor
lal ilall Saturday, May 15. 230 p
9257 13 Zi
"The Johnstonhs River Dramat'c
(‘luh will present the 3 Act Comedy
‘The Arm of the 'Law' in Coasoli
dated School Mt Herbert on Mon
day night, May 17th 0211 12 3|
"Plddling, Btepdanclng. Old
time Comic Songs at An Arianna
lowlmy by tho Kellys Cross
Dramatic Club ln Prince Edvard
Theatre, May 14th 91896-11 tts
'iBelisst Farmers’ Instituto
meeting Saturday iidhy 15th Lime-
stone 9248-5-1I~2l
"Noll:-v» The auction sale of
James Devine. Hunter River will
he held today, 'May 13th at one
o’clocl¢ 9250
“IF
old time
be held il!
Tuesday
wil
W to
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