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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 191.9 A""““' 9“"°°"P*'°"' “°""*'¢'|-“"3 »
Y _ _ _ By Mail. Canada, $3.00. for U. 8. A. |850;
SOME COMING DEBATES
FORESHADOWINGS OF
_ ii.@-`,...._;._
Notices Already Filed Indicate That Present Session
will be a Busy One. Titles Controversy Likely to
 _Renewed I _Ali_en, Labour, Defaulters Ouestions
Likely to be Aired.
,Minister of Labour Declares Government Favours
Y Y .il P. _ ml’ “Y _ _
ers and Employees in Industrial Councils. i.,',‘°,,,‘,’,f,_ °°   "‘"”‘“‘ 
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have arrived in Berlin and have bi-e
despiltch from Copmiliagen. The troop
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‘ iSpeclaitot\ieGuard1am , loin; inanmlai councils with equal
(special to the Guardian)
OTTAWA, Feb. 21-‘Coming debates
in the House of Commons cast their
shadows before them in that members
hug tiled notice of proposed resolut_
ions which will renew the “titles”
controversy, bring the question of pen-
alties' for deserters under the Ml-litury
Service Act to the fore and ask for
ii committee of members to consider
some better and cheaper' method of
considering upplicatiions for divorce
than Abi' Parliament.
SH. Clement.; will ask that the
government clearly define its policy
with- regard to the luterriment. of
allen enemies. the deiportation of un-
desirable persons and the treatment
of soldiers.
.i{.J. Bumham wdl -propose that il,
minimum wage bon-rd be established
in connection with the department of
labor and that a standard of living
cost should be set by such re board
and maintained tlirousliollt Canada
and nio lower system of remeineration
-be permitted no matter how cheap
labor or liibor's products might be else-
where. This cost Mr. Burnhamproposes
should .be reviewed once it year to let
employers know what the labor costs
und prevent lusvumble dl"'c°"t'ml and" victory hilt there is lieu.rti‘elt grief and
unrest M1101!!! the W0\'I¢9l`H- In w.dc:-ipreud feeling of personal loss
The Minister of railways und canals over the sudden passing on the eve
will move in C0!1Imll.l_9G Of U10 Wl101‘! I of asifeuibly of ii t`oi'iner Prime Minist-
that $200,000 per annum should be paid
for ten 6011860"-tive Wars fl'0m APYII ’ the drapery of mourning and n beauti-
1 next to aid actual construction work ‘ pu; floral token of affection.
tor the protection, safety and conven- I
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crossings of r'ullwoy~.<_ »
asking for a uniform systenl of ;idmin_
IB'-Prlllg the law with unlf`orin penalties
in relation to dcfiiuliers, ilcsorte-r.~i,
aliickers, evaders and others amenable
saying that is only due of the soldlerg,
I who dill go evelwiisas.
Mi'. Nickle again lirin|.;.i foriwird it
I resolution asking Ihut i’airliiiiniint
send an utldrcs, to lii.~i llalesfy' the
King praying liiin “Griiciously to re
iraiin from conferring any titles upon
your subjects domiciled or living in
iCaiii:i.<la." Mr. Nickle it is, also, who
asks for :L coiiinlittec to consider less
exipenslve.»proc<=dures for the grant-
in§ of divorce.
SORROW FOR DEAD LEADER.
OTTAWA. Full. lil-~For the first
time in nearly lialfa century' Cuuada‘s
Parhameut as-senibled yesterday with.
out. Sir Willfrid Laurier. The members
have gathered for five years under the
cloud of the great world war. This' is
the first peace session since 1914 and
the peoplefs representatives had look-
ed forward to n, re-union of joy in
i
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er, Upon Sir \\’ill'rid.~i vacant desk is
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UNITED STATES COURTS ‘
  PUNISHING AGITATORS
Stiff Sentences Imposed Upon Extreme Socialists and
Draft Obstructionists. Congressman Gets 20 Years.
(‘HlCAGO, Feb. 21--Maximum sent-
ence ot' twenty years in Leavenworth
prison was imposed by Federal Judge
Landis -today on Congressman Elect
Victor L lierger, of Milwaukee, and
four other socialist loaders who in
final pleas likened themselves' to
history',, greatest martyrs. The five
men convicted of conspiracy to oh.
struct the draft, in violation of the
Espionage Adi succeeded an obtaining
release on 825.000 hail from .ltidgtl
Alschuler, and declared they would
carry their legal fight to the limited
States Supreme Court.
_Bosiiles Berger, publisher oi' the
Milwaukee Leader, the other convicted
men are Rev. Irwin SL John Turker.
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lecturer- and writer, Atlolph Germer.
nuitionul secretary of tht-» socialist
party, J. Louis Endulil, Editor of the
American Socialist. William F'. Kruse.
head 0-' the Young Pcimleg Socialist
League.
Judge Landis over-1’uled motions
for a new trial. for a stay of execut-
ion and for bail, but granted the filing
of n petition for Writ of Error. Counsel
for they convicted mon t.hen wont be-!
fore Judge Samuel l‘. Alhulcr of the
United States Circuit. Court oi' Appeals
and asked for hal. William li. Ross
Lloyd, Chicago millionaire. who was
the Socialist i-andidate ful' United
States iienator nt the last. olcotion
provided surety for the live
CHARGES REG
I   A SOLDIER TRANSPORT
Maile ‘by Mayor Hawkins of ‘Halifax Replied to by Col
- Maughan of Canaili
(Special taj1’l\e Guardian.) '
IIAIAFAX, Full. 20.-~ The charge
that Canadian soldiers were :Mins
Hent home in i‘a.ttfle,sliipi-i which took
from eight to ceo days to make tue
"in from England inineao or the fast
liners Olympic and Aquitaaia WPG
Was made by Mayor Hawkins at 8
Board ot _'lu-hue banquet given this
‘Weulnrr to the party ‘nf newspaper
men now toiirlhg eastern ports.
wstclilag the debcrkntiou of returned
soldiers under the`au|lplcqs of tlw
(ianailian _railway war -hoard.
__Mly0r Hawkins said that durins
the,war the very biggest ships snllml
from Halifax with troops rind noth-
lor mum me into about ii in me
Dreim. It llnlltax was n good enough
harbor during the win- tor the bis
:?~_`\`£ H, “ '  V 
ARDING  
an Railway Board. _ _ -
. uv* ,.
ships lt was good enough nnw when
the men were lieini: brought back;
the argument thai. thc giant. liners
could not. use the p0\‘l ODVIOINIY did
not hold water.
Mayor lluwklns' complaint. was l‘9~
plied no hy (‘ol_ Miiugllan ci the Cun- ,
sdian railway wur b0l\l‘1IA IIB 91'
plalned that when ships like the Aq-
ultsnts and Olympic -|1r0\1lbt vvef
5,000 men ouch to Halifax and these
mn had io bo sent sometimes all the
way to Vancouver it was two Week!
before the cars could hc got back
in readiness for more soldiers. This
put a tremendouii strain on the roll-
ing stock of tin-. railways which could
linndle the small:-r nuinlier- of 'men
iencc of the public at level liighway
Sir Sum Hughes has ii resolnilon
A - A A . . | .. _ - 1 ` V ‘ ` _
I not exhaust ull the legislation coming ~ ries., is the correct nir'-tiled. Such co- ` J°1""I"‘ °f l""',*5I“' 5'°U“‘5i"‘l» 50" “fi
I -  cunt- of n'iti-il(-t-tllilitruri iii 'I`ritxl~yl'.':i.;r..
  IN PO
EMr. William Kerr Tells Can
(Special to the Guardian)
OTTAWA, Feb. 20.-At the gather-
ing of poultry mon here yesterday
from all the Dominic-n nt; thc cull of
the Poultry Division of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Win. Kerr of it.
E. l_., which lends all Canada in pon!
try work, said the Co-operative hand-
led Prince Edward Island eggs W
the nuinber of 1,000,000 dozen per
year for export, the value of which
Island is Doing and H
I Poultry
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arlian Poultrymen What P. E. l
ow ii Leads -Canada in IBAVARIAN PREMIER
l;,,,,,,.,S_ _ I snot Ann iiliiiizs
guintluiitetl lust ycui' to 10
I head ci' pfipulution in the
 Rev. Brritliei' \Vili'rid ot'
I Agricultural Institute, at
announced the successful
I of a. new breed of fowl at
new bird lifts been named
leer" and has been bred t
particular conditions of th
of Quebec. "
province.
I
DENMARK DELEGATION
BEFORE CONFERENCE
(Special to the Guardian)
PARIS, Feb. 21-A delegation from
n.-_lamb 0a‘unci1 today lin. conloction
with the future of Schleswig Holstein
which Germany took from Denmark
in 1866. The ilelegaition proposes ii
plebisolte for 'the nortlluern section
but not for the southem section which
includes fthe Kell Canal. Denmark is
the first neutral state to send dele-
gates fbeiore fthe council and their
appeurmce 'is an indication ot th:
ference retuljuistment is Taking.
Polish und Albion delegations, it
will be expected, also will be heard
by the council today.
PREMIER CLEMENCEAU
NOW OUT OF DANGER
(&ieclal to the Guardian?
PARllB_ Feb. 21-Premier Clemen-
ceziu will recover. lii.~i colleagues of
the Supremo Council mor at his home
this arftrenoon to discuss certain lm-
portant iiizrttors with him. llis doc-
tAors consider him our: of dungyar and
therefore authorized him to 'receive
the ministers. The physicians believe
he can reiiumg political activities on
Monday. ,
'WOULD-BE A'85A8IN WILL LIK-
ELY HANG
PARIS, Feb. 21-t`ottin who snot
Premier (Zlenienceau probably will
be tried under tho law of 1893, when
an aralrcliist zbttenipteil/iiilurcilr in iflie
Frencli tlimiirber of Deputies by which
ho in liuhlc to the death penalty even
though iiieulli does not result. froim
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*EMPTY BAGS FOR SALB FOR
_politicos or oats. Joseph Wood ii
Co., Halifax. 3963-2-l4l9lpil
f>AinvMtNE` aAN|~rAnv surren
paper. printed. "I-rash Dairy But
with 3|-'gator Apron\ptitiide_
ter"-Zilic per 100. Per post 40c.
Denmark wi-ll be heard by 1.-he Sn-I
universal range which the peace-coli-I
the attempt.. 
CONDENSED SPECIALS I
WHITLEY SYSTEM
FAVORED IN EN
LONDON, Feb. 21-At a
oi' government officials and
tatives ot ri number- of irui
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I
conference
repre.\icn-
Ier, unions
vhel-il to discuss the upliliuiritll. of the
IWli*l.`»'ley system to irovi-rnincnt estab-
lislrmen‘h, the Minister of Labor de
clared thot. the gover-nliient was neatly
to apply the system giving it share
of the mnniigenlent in ull govi»rnnleli‘.
worlrsliops und yards. Thu object of
ithe scheme is to ensure
being handled lnmnediiately
thus preventing a strike and securing
`lia,i'i.uony lil the industry. A commis-
iizlonei' i~epres'enllng the engineering
lun dother trades ` wus, appointed to
Iilruft at constitution for the propoiioil
“Whitley Councils.
RETAIL MERCHANTS
HELD A B
The iletail .hlerclmnts Assoc-
lutlons ol' this city held in lmn-
quel. at the Hotel. Davies on Thurs-
day night. There was il. large rep-
resentation of members and an en-
joyable and instructive programme
was successfully Curried ont._
Mr. S. A. Macdonald. President..
was in the-chair.
Af'tt~r the exccllc-ii»', menu had been
disposed of, the chiilrmnn in his open
ing remarks reviewed the work done
by the Assoclatioii since its organ-lza
tion lu this province. He touched on
the various questtlons- taken up and
referred io the improved methods
followed whereby the con-suuler was
receiving it more efficient and better
service. Mr. .\liii‘tlonuld intimated
that Mr. J. (`\iihTicrtson Dnyle_ the
Provincial Seci‘ct:ii'y for Novu Scotia
and I’i'lnci~ Etlivuril lslirnd wus pre-
sent and would address the Associa-
tion.
Allr. Doyle, who war. greeted with
hearty applause. spoke at length. out-
lining tho great work which the As-
sociation was doing on holialf of the
retail trade and conf.vume‘rs‘ot` Canada
'At the close ot' Mr. Doyle's address
Mayor' Wright, .\les;-irs. James Paton
M. L. A., Mr. t‘_ ll. Chandler, J. l’.
Gordon, W. T. Wclluer, Allred Pick-
ard, ivan Reddln, Frank M. Stcwuri,
Slxtns McLellan, und others spoke,
commending the work of the Asso-
ciution. and giving valuable suggel;_
tionis us to the best incuiis of im-
proving the trade conditions of the
community.
lt. is expected that the Association
Glllfdlln Oce. 3094-l.-30Mlllf_
PARIS, Feb. 21-The insuring .ii i..
f ence wliicli was to Iiiive `lit»en hi~l.l
A polled until this at:el~:looii. 'l`lii~ dgeiitl.-;
uprenie council ni the pi-:m¢~ t-oni`\»r-
-» ._ Ai-§A<'. D
IDOMINION GOVERNMENT “"““'iiii\II‘iIi'im~ PEACE CONFERENCE
ON LABOUR PROBLEM  I- RESUMES SESSIO S
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quartered in different hotels, :~iri_\~,. ii ‘*°*-'°**‘*-°'-`- " `
. _ _ _. _ _  . " Settlement of Boundary Onestion the Polish' Govern-
in ' _ ~‘»i;.f“:;;'1:..2f'2:f;‘1.'!f‘;.I.‘:'l1:”"::l s -- - I ' A  
W i e S stem of E ual Re resentation of E l ‘til I m..u __ _W . . A I . ... . _r men., and P,.0v,Smnmg Devasmed mmm Among
Subjects to be'Discusseil.   ` ‘ 
O'l"i`AWiA, Feb. 21-No mention gal representatrion of workers and      ISIl°`“liiI W ‘IIB U““"<II-ll" '~‘ I-U1 *Ili* PN”-‘IHIODTIIK Ol the devastat-
rnade in the speech iérom the throne ployeos to discuss wages, labor aut* ii ' is
or lnduiitriul rela.tion-i~i. The govern-lall inuliterg affecting me conduct oi-    A5
_intent ilnofflcially says, however, that tho lndustry. “W9 feel" said lir. "_"
lun usual the speech- is more formal Robertson. “thatorganization hy ln- (Special to me Guamialll
I than conlprellonsivo and than' it does dustr'c-il-alhe1'tlinn bv individuulllnsi I FOPENHAGEN' Fel" 21_I"`I“""
_ vrl tlisLrlifti»i :incl also reports an the
'oinliiilwlztl policy to l|¢~_n4lg|§¢¢d gg
-~giir<l.~I iii-iltrnls und c-coiiomic relat-
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it tl|i'0e il't'li`»t'k yi~.~'tr-inlay \-.':li; Aprift- 7on,_- lwvwv-i~il the ,\1l|,.,|_
CQDIS DPT
Lu 'l‘rappte 
Oka, Que.,
production
Olin, Tue
“Chaotic-
o suit the
e province
GLAND
grlevunccri 
they arise, 
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Anouiig
‘ um. an the subjecm ,.,1,»,,§v{nK ,,f4((.n_ I Openmon Snrves ' bnuc',_ for Swlndaw I thi. forniox. (iiipcror, has been ;irri._\itutl I
.1 “OIL muon or labor cnndmn-mr ml advmr according to ii. di--spatcli front Munich. i
` Hon; Senator Robertson, Minister ‘age to all the parties in tho industry. The d°sI’mch “Laws mg “T051 ‘ms 0" I
, ol' Labor, said today than the govern- 4 Tho leather trade, -for ¢~7~1.mnIe_ would I Sus” CFO" of his Immg "°““°°t°‘l Wm'
I ment was actively encouraging the I be organized no u whole rather t.han| “Hal” hm`!gues'|'
prlnioplcii, if not the details. ot' the I by isolated coiiierences -__-nd arluiiigc-
English Whitley report re creating ments in ixiillvidual plants.  
_P.E. ISLAND’S PLACE
U
I helm al-lives and will throw the whol-
l city into ilarlriiess. _
I
I ispceiai is The Gus.-¢ii.~_m
f i.oNno.\:, iran. 21---Kin-i Eisner,
‘l’rt.-ruler of llu‘.':iriu., has been shot
-:incl killed this morning, nccortliul; ti
at tlcspzitr-ll rt‘rei\’ed in Aiusterlanz
I-y l,icu;. Count .\rcov;illc_ The (‘r.»uu'
v-_is wounded se\'el‘cly by u guiiri
rzntl is reported no -he dying.
‘Returning Soldiers
Complain of Treiiimenf
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_ II.-\LlI~‘AX, Feb. 20.-V_Vhon i'_:li_
;‘.ri1nspoi't Royal George docked ner;
'at 8 o'clock today with tbl ofll-cerfu
iifiy cadets und 1310 other rnnlrs. tu-:~`
nuini:ru\ls kicks iwigzlrdiiif.: sliortziigt
--i' \-mlm' \vel'i_\ i=llppli=inr‘nfeiI 213.' coin
plaiiiis that the uit-n's quarters irer-,,
poorly ventilutcd und 'badly crolvdcti.,
Several in-en said that o\\"li\g to thi 9
iiiufiy nir they lnid to sleep on th' 
dec-lr_ The inrzils and other icatnresg
Il0l\\'£"‘n lhu liiulgal'ian.~: :lllil ltfnllinl
inns; iieeoilil, i'@c:i;;zl lion of the l`oll.~;.
; '1o‘.'i~riiini=nt; tliild the hc-.ii'irig~, oi ill#
finnish Millister in i’:iris; on 5-E;~iiIi»s\\'_g;
Iourih the liezlr-in;; ci' ‘l`\irlcli_'iii l‘.i-iii.:
_ :'opreseniiii_c¢ the Tlhizriiun dt-lef.;arli.n
:Amd fifth, the lirriiring of the ri_-prix*
10:' the si-iifiiozi t':_:|illi'i;=i`s i`ir1s'., ill-
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   - -Ji the economic t-oniniisti on ellzirgctl _ called for February 27.
PREMIER LLQYD GEORGE DELAYS
RETURN TO PARIS __
l.0Nl)0I\', Feb. 21-Pin' mier Lloyd
tit-or-iw has postponed hL_~i visit to Paris
' iwiiiig in pre...~uirc of business hers
2 A1=7>f~- liilly in connection with the labor
. unrt: 'l. Ile desire:-i to attend. the inbo-
oriil-i-A-rice which the government ha
l f-Special to lim Gunrtlinnl ' N I V'
` coi>n.\'li.io»ls.\', icuii. 21-.i iezei
grain from Cliristlilnlu says that, tht-I
_ i-lectriciaris of that city will strllif-
_wlicn the Finn Regent Genernl 1\i:innci'
I   TO FLY ATLANTIC
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-Col. Bishop of Canada Said to be One of Contestants
,._,__.._v__.
 For $5,660 Prize. - - '
I':`~;>t‘i~iz1l to Ihr: Gil'.\i'.!;'.All\
r .\'lL\V ‘.'()lil£_ Feb. Ili).-~'l`\vo .`iln':i.-
j 'iii and tlilec i~.`i1_':li:~'Li zl\'lal:.rs iiuvt-
I -:ite-r~_il ill-`~ ll:1il_\' Milli $5,000 t‘o:n-
jpflitioll l`:>i' .l1- first, :lcriol flight
"ss the _\tl:1i\.t’i'_. it was rilnlorod
'SOLDIERS iViAiiE 'TROUBLE
ON GERMAN IRONTIER
(Spcr'i:il to thi- ('l\1.ii‘A'lie1ri)
-Tlllll }i.\Gl'IC, Feb. ill---On the CIP!"-
iiun frontier in \'uriou,; places h;irId:
l returned siilillers nu.l other un
l -rnploycd men are creating ii. reign ol”
i error among the inhabitants. vrourini:
. an riinslig and well arin<\:l rlicy go
bout by night pliiiitivilng lm‘.l_=.r.== not
~»nly oi' money and \'aliics but oi uivtt
.intl other food. The people in vil-
ngcri on tim Dutch sid.; of thehor-
ler leur that the bands niflv conic-
itrosis as s<evr>rul isilspccts have :il-
endy liecn :ll-l'estctl.
ol' the trip were pronounced O. K, by _
the innjorlt_v_
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M¢i:>oNAi.o 
lliiuglitur of .\lr. ond hlrs. ll. ll. 1.11:-I
Donald. North Beiloqilo, l‘. E. i. |
in August. 1917. while ill zi rvfilltllll-'I
clearing stiltliui, .\ll,-is r\lcDoiiuiil wav!
struck by ri Gorman air :loruii whlchi
took away part of her right eye, des-
troying the sight. When she had rt--‘
covered from this and the consequent
nervous shock und was risked to rv-l'
turn to this country, she refused.
suying she could still worst for this
wounded, oven though- sho had but;
one eye.
Miss McDonald is now head of Ev-
acuation Hospital No_.2 lil Fraiicv.
under fire" rind has been cited l\.\` '
\\"ll niew. in u idiori time for further
considerution of trade matters,
(lent-ral l'<‘t‘<l\ll\|l. i
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|nnly necessary during the wiir. lla said
' I l'l.)ll'I‘lIlA'I
She has been ,,wm.,|,,d me Royal Rm; noon ut 2.-lil, tnniori'nw ut. 3.22 and
Cross dccm-ation -by the British nu- -VIUIVIUY ni 4-031 Ii Will ll? IllԤI\ I0
(lim-ities frir‘ "<‘0\lrageoinz conflnc; rnci‘|'ow :lt 4.24. Monthly ni 53'! and
.STILL DISCUSSING
AN ISLAND HEROINE I
ilisiliii_i__nuiuiliisuii>
I (Special to the Ciilrirdiiiizl
()'1"l‘AWA,l |li‘i-b. 1ll-(`on*J!ei'sutioii
will Quebec mem-bers does not icuii
to confirm thu rumor that they will
obit-ct io the seleeiioii of -:lu English
;pc:il-:ing Proestrillt. ns Lilieral leader.
‘n fact the impression gained Qrom
iilcli '|:llli is ull the other wily. Que
bot' sr-urns not only willing but rather
anxious that the suceesslonsllould gn
to the other party.
'i‘l:1\rr\ are two sepnrirto problems
'or 'he Liberal party, the leadersliili?
i fthe House, this scsi lori,nud tho per-
niuent leadership. Enizlish :ind Front"
.Ellie seein to agrco that in botliI
_uses an English spealiing -Liberal
.ill he chosen. .
C75
In U.S. tobeSuspended
LUNDCN, Fell. 21--'I`liv lifirl of llvziii
A' British Ariilmssiiflor to the l'nltr-‘
Ar/i.cs, soiled yr\stt»r.'_ - io rcsiiniv tht-
dutues of his post nl \'\"|=.hlni;ton_ lie
-nlzi thu .\iul\:i~isii<lm' _-aid he Wim most
anxious to get lnivk .o \\'u.~'l1ini:ton n»
tlicr<~ \\'ul~i- inniiy lnuiw to attend ti |
'here, lui-ludln_l; the wiiltinig up of the
liritlaih lllgli ijolninsslon which was
h-1 hoped to he buck in England liy
inc und ni April.
=iii~; ii i-..\ i fi i-.iff
`l` IHS.
l'lli|€. MUUN. I'I'l`(‘.
1|-ht
Tlio tiilc \“lll lic lllgli this af‘i‘e
f.:il:;_v t!i;.t Limit. Col, \Vm_ A. Bi1~.h~ ;
_.he f'-:xiurliuli was contemplating ii
Q hit-,lit from Newfoundland to kreland
I lie wus said to have an exception-
lilly fast plane some where in Can-
_»I:i r.-:\l_\' for the venture.
Ii;`\IIERALLiED ARMY
TO OCCUPY GERMANY
fSoer:‘~I to Thi- Guardian)
` i’.~\itl_i<_ Feb, 21-‘Am intenlllled
';:;~.i is-ion will hi' ‘Dennett to keel.
Iiiil- 'Ir-ld until (7-elinan mukou com
pit-to iinnncial se.‘.t.lement The army
K i is s-.till would include 850,000 French
‘~i;'.0,U0_) .\rni=rir‘.'lns, 350,000 Britlsli
:nd 100,000 BoIgl.i.1\s. '
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Premier Clemeneeau s `
A Conditlonlbvourable
I i'.A\nis_ ri-ii. zo_-- A :mixer penet-
érulteil one of i’i~t-nil~._~r Clemenceaus
liuugs, causing n slight liexnorrhageA
fi'i~s|_vi-ilriy afternoon, ii. wus officially
riziiiiiiniimil today. The i-itultonient fol-
lows: “'I`lii‘rc wus is s‘ilgl\t._1iemopl.y-
l sis lieniorrhiigi- oi the lungs at one
` irclock yi-str-rrlay afternoon, owing to
` the hull:-i's penetration of the lungs.
‘rim guilt-rzil lorution and direction
wus vt-ry si-itlsl’uctory_ Timrtemper-
_iiurv was normal and tho Pl'6ll1l8l'
took s normal amount of food.
I CHARLOTTETOWN
"  FIRE INSURANCE CO.
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__..__1-.-..._-as-_
The annual meeting ol the Char-
lottetown Fire 'Insurance Company
was held Thursday night in Q10 130810
.-if ’l`i~.idc Rooms. -
ln addition to the directors, a large
numiier ot stockholders were present
There was considerable dioousslol-
_cznrding the necessity of'a.b¥lnting
-i Fire Inspector for the city”a___d pro-
.`lilCL‘.
The general opinion was that the
.oral Government or the City Council
li/mid puy :in Inspector, as blithithe
tori-i-iiilieiit aild City Council co léct
I lui-ge amount of taxes from till ln-
Ailriincc Companies.  _ ._
The nrrtrniulzitlon of rubbish in oil-
.: and other places is a.lh8\\Ao`o.to
3 c i-ily, and the careless handlin|Aot
I_-.n;reiii~s by boys is n. trerluent chase
ii tire. '
The clnirioiiemwn i-‘ire Insurance
'oinpauy is one ot our succentllilog-
_-:il industries. Since its lnoiiriidrv
-ion as a stock company in 1912. lt has
_~aid ri dividend each year to its stock-
‘ioldi-rsg and -has accumulated s sub-
duiiiini reserve funn in sdilitiosto in
iriglnsi capital. _ , 7 ,
The old Board 0! Dlrottlbfn Q1
maniinously re-elected. vis; MQW”
ileorge E. Hughes. Presld¢t|t;fJ_ Ii,
!~‘ar-quhnrson. Vice-Presidentzf Dr. .)_
1. iiaguall. David C. Hooper, A_ it-_
Ducliemln. T _ ~
l
l`nciail:|y at 6.54.
l"|:ll ~n\iir‘ii_ l<‘riil:i_\~_ i~'i-ll. Nth.
ll. Balderston was rc»appnlnterl Sc-
.-1-tnry.
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