.0 $949.76
F _
i. : 
use sv
'rms ovanmaiv oovlins PRINCE nn
Lum -run naw. oviln -$5.000 aillanans Dann: p _ 4 ~
` ||||-lottaifown Guardian’ Three Conn,
ajrning Guardian. Founded 1801. Evening Guardian 1837. , _i V CHARLOTTETOWN,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 1919
' _ ` I1... ,_
Sllll llliiil ,iN HHITISH e|][||V|IVl[lN5 0NTARl0-GUVERNMENT rlliiPl55ENGiHf5 » H.ll.H. lHE Plilllitlll
,  itll-llllls ilslfiltilli int- io   liiitliiilfilill
 ' ‘ ‘ ` (Special to the Guardian.) ‘
Sussfsted Tha`t__ liens Should`N t b P ` 'tt d ' " '"9 - ‘ ' » _  _ .. _-_
g to Return for Seven Yeai-s.0 Fianaleilymgloiii- Ten nf the Eleven Cabinet Mlmgters and 43- of the 45  $.I‘i.ii.‘;iii;3‘§`T.’i°ii;if
1 promise was Efected  Three Years. oo-   _l    l  ‘|3103 ialigltgll “t(l§emi;a‘l~lsl;>;§;rill 1;/éigséiigtlz
' (Speclahto The Giiardian.)
'l.ONDON, Nov. 17.-When the-All
ws Restriction Biil,was before the
Commons Saturday night, u stiff iight
was made to secure that enemy aliens
shrill not be permitted to return for
seven years without the Home Secre-
im-y’s permission. Two years was sug-
gested by the government.
A. Hopkins, a former soldier, pro-
tested against the perpetual hatred of
Germans who. he said, had put up a
.
magnificent tight oi` over four years,‘
rind on some occasions had nearly
beaten us.
Sir John Butcher expressed amaze-
ment and disgust at this speech.
General Page Croft said that in
l\ianchester today the man who had
been _Austrian Vice ,Consul before the
war fought against us in the Austri-.
all al`m>'. had now returned there ini
tl permanent business capacity]
Eventually a compromise ot' tliree
years was agreed to. '
'filo annual meeting of the. Chlldren's
hid Society was held last evening
iii the Stipendary l\iagisti°ate’s Court
room.
The meeting was fairly well -at-
gended lqy lqlergyimetn, .lay'men, and
particularly by the ladies.
The old officers Prebident, two vice
Presidents and Secretary Treasurer
were rc-elocted unanimously.
The four vacancies in the Board of
management were filled by the elec-
tion of Rev. Mr. Glendelining, Rev.
Mr. ltilyllioild, Rev. J. C. McGulgan,
and Mrs. (Col)..S. R. Jenkins .
The principal niatters discussed
were ll resolution looking to the abate-
inent of the cigarette habit among
iulliors 'und -nndther ill support of
providing an iilduetghil home for way-
ward hoys, both "of which brought
forth ll very interesting discussion.
`A committee was 'appointed consist-
ing of tile President, tile two vice-
pref-lltlents and Stipendary Martin for
the purpose of waiting on the provin-
cial goverriiiiellt to look for financial
assistance iii support of un industrial
home.
Following is .tile financial stato-
ment:-
RECEIPTS-i918»1919. '
liululice Nov. 20th. 1919 $100.37
ileceived from Prov; Govt. 400,00
lteceived from City Council 150.00-
lteceirerl from Subscribers 14.00
lioceiveli from Pensions
Board for Cliildren of .Soldiers 540.00
$1204.37
, _
PAVM ENTS-1918-1919..
'l‘o ligcllt of Society $000.00
l<‘orAdvcrlising and Printing 12.84
For Telephone Service 15.00
For Clothes for Cliiiiiwii _ 16.02
For Telegrams in connection
with transfer of delinquent 5.00
For Victory Bonds in trust
for children of deceased soldier 300,00
ii.l|.iii.~.t- on hand Nov. inn. $254.51”
Of this amount $240. belongs to pell-
sion fund leaving a net balance in
favour of i.heSocietyof $14.51.
PRES|DE~NT'B REPORT.
Larllcs and Gelilenien:--
‘Another year of the Soclety's
operations has rolled by. and condit-
ions affecting the organization are
“Ui V9i'y different from what they
were at our last Annual Meeting.
‘As usual the Society's agent luis
been active in looking after lmbltual
_ ___ _ »4\
_-_ . _
CONDENSED SPECIALS
 
C1000 stock gettcr. Lester Woeks
` if rcdericton. 2380-11-18M5i.
T0 l.e1'.-'rwo noolvls l=AR~rl.v
furnished apply at this office. ill
__&_______________________
WANTED A Malo Fon oENEnAL|
housework. Apply Miss Louson, lil
Ambrose Street. 2386-11-18~M6i
*WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in small family. Good
_‘_"\‘?§9B. references required. Apply
.
ein Guardian.
_ , _
LARGE BAFE FOR SALE.-CAN
be seen at oiilce of John R. Dinnis.
inside measurements 29240 inches.
Must he moved immediately. Apply-
to E. H. Beer.
_ , 2385-11.-18~ni3i
'WANTED-smALL FARM NEAR
mllfiattaiowu, ~-neu _ water preferr-
. ed. No 1liirry_ to take possession.
W"lt°"'1°4 A27, aio Gini-also sist-
. 9°! size of farm, w are located,
` “timber of buildings, price. etc.
. ' zoo:-11-iiuii ,
 _
STRAYED FRQM.`l'H<E BACK OF
ftlfrn of James Blake ,better known
“S Wm. Vfcliorson farm. North :Riv-
"f one black holler two and half
Years old any information ~pi_eillie
“muy .lameli 'Blake or Bgike Broil.
_ ._ A ' sis -t1.1s»ii/tal
. `._...____- _ .
wAinso.--nlorl-rv' 'rwo liaison
aalseilisiond mink strive ajpail-.
' 9°" mit" be dark. wolf iufreli- anti
""mY _'"1 , Bo they ar t lie
_ :iiilmeii t ; Wiil‘diso'?`buy
y, slsnd_g_‘s]i»lieli.` , it-to pinlioin my
"'“\°\\ olsoii Waldron 'l‘ no Vai-
. l\iy;f15,-'§,»_v||»1“|_v   _ fi:  , _
f\_~'~- -.. -- _L-._.. W1-il-is-ull.
snail. 0.
.educatloli. Of the ninety pupils visit-
'  v
- Montague, 1 feather
(Special to The _Guardlan.)
TORONTO. Nov 17.-Early in Feb
ruary the first session of the new leg
islature will be held. This has been
definitely decided upon by the gov.
ernment, Premier E. (Y. Drury said
today. When the House meets tell
of the eleven members of the govern-
ment will take their legislative seats
for the first time, none of them, with
the exception of Hon. Beniah Bowman,
. Minister of Lands and Forests, have
_ - _ ever represented a constituency in
_ r the legislature before. Tile same may
be said of all the 45 U. F. O. meliibers
with the exception of two and many
of the Liberals as well. _
The teniperance plank in the plat-
form of the United Farmers is fast
assuming definite shape _and definite
truants and. children whose trbseiicc,
froln school is due to carelessness and;
indifference on the part of parents or
guardians. _During the year »Mr, Mc-
Neill has paid four hundred and forty
eight visits to the homes of ninety;
pupils. thirteen of whom were girls,i
and it is largely through his persist-
ent efforts that many of these child-
ren are receiving the rudiments of nn
ed eighteen boys were wilful truants.
One of these -is now in St.. Vincent’s
Oflilwniige: one is ments-11,. detective
    
his mother is ill need of his earnings
he may not longer attend school, and
four give promise of doing better. Ot'
the total uuniber di' visits made two (Special to The Guardian.)  LONDON, Nov. 17.--The Liverpool
hundred and fifteen were to the eigii- BERLIN, Nov.‘ 17.-Col. Avltiioff;Post’s gossip writer asserts that it is
teen truants. Berinondt has placed himself and lii_s.fwliispercll that onc reason i'or the
Nine boys who left school at too. entire army under the command of`iChnlicellor oi' the Exchequel"s present
early an age were visited and found Gen. Von Eberliardt, wiio will endea-loptlniisiii is the discovery of gold on
to have been at work, except one vor to secure the orderly return ofltlle British side oi’ the Yukon.
Whom our Agent persuaded to return the former imperial troops to Ger- _ _-*-.___._.__.__
to school.
Ten wayward youths, ranging from
eight to sixteen years, were up be-‘ government to’ supervise the evitcua-i
fore the Juvenile Court for petty,
theft and window breaking during the
year. Three of these have been made _
\val'ds‘ of the Society, llnd placed ill Demand Release of German Prisoners., ._
St. Vlnl:ent's Orphanage. The eldest. l i
boy was let go under suspended sen-
tcnce, and the others reprlnlanded by pamphlets urgir‘li.-, the immediate re- ---_-'-
Judge Martin. ` _ ' 'lease of German prisoners in France, (Special to THe Guardian.)
T-here are now upwards of fifty were distributed on the streets of Ber- LONDON, Nov. 17.---General Yude-
children wards of the Children's Aid lin today. - ' nltch has resigned the command of
Society. Of this 1ium‘bcr eight boys the Russian Northewestern Army,llc-
and seven girls have been placed in -Martial Law in Batim. cording to a special despatch to the
parts of the Province where they arel |Daily Mull from llclslngfors.
being properly cared for and educat- 'C()NST.\NTlNOI’LE, November 17.- General Laidoner, Commander in
cd. hir. (‘.otton, the capable Secretary Martial' law has been declared in Ba- Chief oi` the Esthoninn al'l1i_i', has slic-
of this Society is also Superintendent tim. British troops are lllzlintaining ceeded him. / _
of Neglected Childreii for the Province order. ` l--_'_-__.___._.___
and he will keep in touch with such - 3 °
of our wards as have 'been adopted, ____,___________ . 3  W
,, _ _ , lVOS
tl - - ‘ . `
nd sea that they are being brought
unliel collditiolis that will inltke
p _ _ . 0 0 U 0
[miV}lll‘itl\;rptliggoiiuiiliii;(;“TiL2o_lltlls, wllo    
cxliibitcd criminal tendencies _ilurilig --- '
the year is--regrettable, it is encourag-    (-Special to the Guardian.)
ing to note that there have been no
cases in the Juvenile -Court since the
second of June ulid it is to be .hoped (specim to The Gua,.dia,,_) ried in Great. Britain is indicated by
that during the year to come there W_\3[.uNGTON_ Nm,'_ 1-1___R'eSel.V,,_ the fact that oi' 50,000 British iuinli-
may -be tt further noticeable improve- tions to me peace weaw adopted b,,,granis who have come to Canada ill
lnent.` 1 me Unued States Senaie mise neg, the past six iiionths 33,000 were wives
As in the preceding yellri, the work dimcumes fm. me mternational Labor and children ot' Canadian soldiers.
of the Society has -been greatly ham- Conference ,md fm- the C,,u.,d|,,,, dei... *---~-~-----r
Pered mr the Wm" °f`S““d*‘1-_““;1nhty gallon in particulltr. One of thc re- 7 ' U | S
. oalns ll- _f ~ ..
he fact that we have noi c U 1 1 1 1 1, Ong the S    `
i
ion for the correction of young boys*
\
who may have taken the first step , d | ,, nh V. t Vbiml- _
  .    I  .ir .°1  ..‘.;‘..'.‘r_ f tlllture 0 un
nr
can on-_v emphasize what has already
been put forward in support ofa claim Nnuons of any agency ,he,.e0,~_ AH the --_- '
for ll. Provincial Reformatory, even U .St nd this pmcucauy m.ec|ud_ , _x _
cn li small .sca`le. I respectfully sub- gyltheel pogsusmy of the United States H Suiniliersiiio 'vltnt after that 'Cei-
liiit tile case of the neglected childr_cui assentmg to ,my convémion “domed tl1a~ll_¢S““  1"'-‘_’lU‘f`Y_U§e;ll_:|a edtsllliy
of the City and Province to the consul-1 by the ' lmemauonnl Lubm. mnfel. _ ‘E mm ‘U15 IMP “le 9 133 Gt- '
era'-10" of P"9mie" Be" 'ind M5 _W°"` cncc which itself is at brllltcli oi' the ma" gun on tielliiliskirts of n‘l°“"'
1| th, ,M _ I 1 uf_ _. ap . Alid they cuptulcl in a maunci wor
“`1~?i L iiyoifolluswpiiimiim iiilaiizl oi' League ol Nations' ' “W Uf Callfliimlls-
WL sure 0 0 me ' . ¢-` V- tlltarlottetown heartily congr:ilu1at<_~s
pa rental neglect.
Tile Society is in immediate need oli ;--yi-,~ - .V glyf, ' ~
li. small addition to its finances ill “~°"‘ , ‘~'-‘r SUD Will 10118 i?.\'l1f10 D0l’I\|l1i0t1 Sfllllire
l ' ' - a a 'o i of ll well won fi ht
order to be lil a position to puy otll V t L S U Di Y _ S .
Agent something like li living wage.    lt WHS fiiilllii Ulm- S\lI\\ll\0l‘-ellie
For the statistical infomation nero- __._-_,_ Thogial geiolcolover :fs viiitory and
in contained I aiu ilideibted to the .__ _ f l Fig' l‘0YR Y. is stores
Societ_v'a Agent, Mr. .McNelll. charI°“et`N" Teams lwere closed for the hour betwcoli
1 beg to thank the Officers and , _ 81_100____J _ C ,r M r’ three and four oiciock. flags were
Board of Management for the close Ca‘;t“‘f)1_ _|1_` nfueyv J0h“af:1cK;i,'m(;; EL flown from every building, the school
attention they sive to the lnaiijter com- ,vnfd Ben Gm Mc-Le|,,,,,_ _I children paraded to the square lvliere
ing before the Society for c nsidera- ' » they sang patriot-ic songs, laying spec-
tion llurins the rear. ' » _ _ 12600___G_ J_ M C K lst emphasis on “We'1l Nevin- not
Respect!-uly sublnitted. Ca“?_"g_2`v%,_ 'stems' H,,,;,.;.: oglllgtch, ine 01,1 Flag Fail."
’ I
`_ _ _ . _ Prince County, Mayor, Morrison,
H. A. Ebers, R. E. Slpillett. Messrs Creel McArthur., E1-Premier
_ - < _ Arssnauit, Judge McQuarrie, A. G.
"""' win-il 4. w. :l7.ooo,-G. H. Holbrook Saunders and Alex csmlibetl-
P   N.P'McNeill, H _ H. Shalw. eloquent tribute to the work done by
< i ~, , the canvassers, the enthusiasm with
  ' . , _ . .- . . Stewart whic the entered into the work and
W°l;bY ' G. Eg Ritchie. ` _ ‘He expressed his pleasure in being
0°°"il°*°W"- 1° °**'°°"°. - , . , ellie to .publicly testify tothe silioioiii
M"""¥ “"'°l' Ward 4..1~i. 16.500.-C. -w. Rogers and willing assistance given-ily Mrs.
'¢li¢"l°**°*°“'"» ‘ *'“'"'" -_ Cont. nov Holman, Kelli; Rosere. Brunasge, secretary onlie calamities
-'B°d°°“° ` - ' 'LYHIQD DGWHOH- Ed- NlCh°7'°“- whose excellent work contributed
9"""i‘°""°'°' 2° F°°"‘°" ' l ‘ - ‘ very largely to the splendid results
Mlnouchil Word 6. W. 144.800.-\D. A. McKin- _achienm V . , f ,_,
Lot 48
Charlottetown Royalty, 7 Feathers mwg H`_.,1§nki}ni, -3, A, $.1¢n0n_g1d, ,»- THE_WEATH'En`
c G ' C. o. n ri _ ~ _ ~ . »-
‘”°°s °"|°..,. ~ ~ “ " _ mnrnaatrbna ._
will-a 5. w. c. :la..1r»o.-A. Pioiuud
New om rl
District
Sour-Il
P. E.»I. Railway
_ Lot 27-Albany -
Tent Augustus-Mount Stewart.
'_ lordan and Oar Ferr¥» 2 Foatiiefl
O’Loary. 1‘Feathei°
` town 1 Feather
Now Perth _ '/ ‘
ln! Point 3
Victoria
%t. Peters . . iiliif
action in the minds of the U. F. Ci.
Labor Government. Theelectioil pled-
ges of the U. F. O. coupled with the
peoples expresslon`of opinion through
the referendum have led the Premier
and his colleagues to a decision to
move promptly and effectively.
When the legislature sits in Febru-
ary next the Ontario House will wltli-
out delay apply to tho federal _govern-
mellt, to have a rcfci-‘clldum taken
in the province on the question of the
importation of iiritlol' which is solely
under the jurisdiction of'the Lederai
government. Such action will be the
most -progres_sive step *towards the
realization of 8 “dry Ontario" that
the Drury Government, can ian.; nn.
der the law as it is at present.
Btiyond question the party of which
l an leader will throw its weight at
the next. session for an application to
the Doniiliioli Goyernnlcnt, for,u refer
enduin.” stated the Premier. “Wie will
apply witlioutudelay, it is the only
wziylto make theipresent law effective
and will go a long way, I hope, to-
wards storpping the “Bootlegging”
that must prevail as lolig as importa-
tion is. .pernllt‘ted, I do not anticipate
any change in the law of the province
Such as \ve have will he properly en-
forced. The only thing left for us to do
is to make the application to Ottawa,
and that will he done very early in
the session if the government. has its
way."
llllllNli|Nl§ HETUHN
many, it is reported here. Gen. Von
Eberhardt was sent by the German
tion°<oi‘ these troops from the Baltic
region
BERLIN, Nov. i7.-Allalt' it million
selva ons nc nies ll ol .im
subjects which are not to be submit-
ol ie con era lon o i
or oi the Assembly ot the League of
D
Harry Jenkins.
_.Ward -3. $4»2.850.-S, A. iMcLeod
Capt L E Prowse, John M Hughes,
Cat D Bethune. P W Turner. R
Wu-ii 4 c 29 sono D B ,
Capt. W. A. Stew rt, H. M. VanBus
kirk,/-Major D. A. ‘M-cKinnon, Lient.
non Capt E T Higgs; H R. Hill-
Capt. H. V. Blintaln G. S. lliiimsn,
neuron lliloooiislil, -af ll. arow,,_1us1_l
or 'I'.“~MoNuti, T: W. L. Prowae.
iwsi-fills. ii. c. 1si.soo.-i-i.irrv_1uiii-
er cgi; Jas. -McMillan, Dr. Ayers, W.
G. pg. C. H. Bloor, _
w 1 ls. ii. ii.so,o.-»~iw.».w. it -
ie, mi. cl. i-‘. Hutoiis»oii;VP.~ 
clsrklii. Moor c, Ilvishi _.walter
ploniing at 7.16 and  a¢ 7.1;.
,my |.|.,.|,., “_ ani-lie, Harold him,” .,;;¢_|i|ly¢,_ling-&L\|t“mi=\;a{;el;nool;;_`  lily. oveim; I
liilllll liilliil
EEN. Yllliillllllill
TORO`\I'TO .\ov 17 Tile extent
to which Canadian soldiers have mar-
its successful rival and hopes the
V Congratulatory and colnplinielilury
speeches were made by Mr. Nell Mc-
Leod, Chairman and Organizer for
Mr McLeod in his address paid an
li y
the splendid spirit in whioliithe pco
ple joined them in capturing the gun.
TIDE. MOON, ETC
TORONTO, Nov 18.*,-¢'8o\ltli' west
winds, mild. -
- The tide will belxlgh .-this morning
at 7.29 and_tomoi-,foxsft 8.81; it will
bogiigh tonight at 7. and tomorrow
at .19. _ f~ - _ -
' Biln sets this afternoon-at 4.50 and
tomori“ow..at 4.50; it rises- _toinorrow
1.
0"-*- S _- . '      pilot; the trallnil believed to be suffer-
_ ___*__0 _ ni; rom sins ox._ _FF
VIIITUHY ll|llN Will
  HE iBl][|.|]l]l].|]lili
(Special to the Guardian.)
'l‘ORON'l`O, Nov. 17.-lWhile the of-
ficial Victory Loan subscriptions have
only been made public up to Friday
nighit and in one or t-wo provinces only
up to Thursday night it is understood
that when the total is announced at
Massey llzlll tonight it will be consid-
era‘bly ill excess of $600,000,000 and
may even reach $050,000,000.
|]llNl[IIllN Elllllllllli-
SIUNEH ill FRANCE
(Special to the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, Nov. 17.-An appoint-
ment is about to be made' to the pos~
iition of Canadian -Commissioner to
France. lt is understood that the np-
pointee is Colonel Hoscules Barre of
Montreal who served with distinction
in the 22nd Battalion. As a result of
his war associations particularly it is
hoped to develop at large trade be-
tween the tivo countries. '
|]lili5Hlilllll|iE _
UWINTIS ill Slllllii
(Special to the Guardian.)
'I‘0lt()N'l`O, Nov. 17.-Such al-o
possibilities in Canada of the situation
arising out of the strike of niinf-rs,iil
the Bitumilious Coal Fields in United
States that the Dominion Goverunielit
has' revived the organization formed
to conserve fuel dliring war time. 
A. MacGrath has again taken up his
duties as Fuel Controller. Tile ‘Can-
adian Trade /Comniission has taken
control of exports. The Provincial
Governnientls have been asked to
bring their fuel alimillitltrutiolis into
existence again and thc public is
being urged to exercise thc greatest
possible economy in the use of cos'l`.
Supplices ot bituliiillous coal are he-
low normal and it is stated, are being
depleted and niav not be replenished
for some little tinlc to come. No soft
coal has come to Canada from ilie Uni-
ted States siuce Novenibel' lst.
Although tlie ‘soft coal nlliicrs ha\'e`
been ordered to return to work many
of them are reported to be refusing to
do so. Tile probability thcret`orc is
that coal production in thc bitumin-
ous flcltls will' he below normal for
weeks and the possibility that it muy-
liot regain the normal for months.
ill 'thc nlenlitlnle, the United States*
can only provide fuel for Canadian re-
qulreliicllls in _proportion to produc-
tion.
President. Wiil Pocket
Amended Treaty
(Special to the Guardian.)
WASHINGTON, I). C., Nov i7.--
Prcsident Wilson will pocket. the
pcace trcaty if it contains the Lodge
itl\sci‘vatiolis, he told Senator Hitch-
cock at ii conference today ut thc
White Holl:.r-_ “The President has read
and considered the Lodgo 'reserva-
tions," Scniltor llitcilcock said. “null
he colisidcrsl them a llulliflcation lil'
thc treaty and utterly ilnpossilllc."
Care oiSick A
Soldiers in Transit
There is tl. good deal of indignation
over the treatment accorded ii sick
soldier on his way from the Rena Mc-
Lean Memorial Hospital to Halifax
last week. Tile soldier, named _Mc-
Donald, was seriously sick from head
injuries received in battle, one side
being completely paralyzed and he
was being borne on a stretcher in
charge of a young mah named Ernest
Perry. At the Charlottetown depot
the patient on his stretcher was
placed in a baggage car. At Royalty
Junction some eight ciircases of pork
were placed in the baggage car where
the space available was so limited
that the onrcascs were piled uncom-
fortably near the sick man. In the
midst of these unsavory surroundings
the sick soldier and his attendant
travelled io Sackville where they
were transferred to another baggage
car in which without any specially ob-
noxious surroundinirs, the ,tourney to
Halifax was completed.
Sick soldiers in transit are .pro--
vided with tickets for first class ac-
commodations for which the goverm-
ment pays and it is dllilcult to under-
stand why such accommodation is re-
fused them ami an explanation will be
iaoililar. - ~
ln all lush cases as this it shdiild
be obiiiltory on the railway authori-
ai. ich! to ` vide an 'ambulance
. .man _ > _ *AML _ ____‘A_v ` Ofllg ` _ ._ ._ :.._.'. ...`.`._..__. ~ _ ‘ -V  .___-_._.__r:.)
1-
Nui
a.. 'ii
ite! W0
car or Ptiimou at Charlottetown. V
_ 'I _ `
-changed yesterdays-
isix million mark.
(special to the Guardian-)
of Wall-s spout the first of his lliree
linys oi’ rest here Suturdzry by ivalkills
'toll miie.-i, spending all hour lil -l
conclusion or this program he seemed
to hllvo recovered considerably from
the fatigue of his strenuous t`our days
visit to Waslilllgton. `
The Prince won his goii'ing‘nilitcli_
played with Sir Godfred Tllonias, his
private Secretary, and again D\".0\'@‘l'
swililniillg pool, golfing three hours sivinilliing pool was made after t
and llzincing for tllree liiore. At the Prince had spent the .morning tra
Walked Ten Miles, Swam for an Hour, Playw
Golf ‘Three Hours and Won, Challenged-and
Beat a Professional Swimmer--all for a Rest
After 'Four Days Visit at Washington.
his title as all ilthlete when he turned
il soliiersuult from a platform twelve
feet high into seven feet of water in
the swillimilig pool. The visit to tllie
le
UID*
ing over .the Appalachian Mountains
|il'act|cally unrecognized. The `Royal_
liiitlil-i~ llluglilngly rliuileilsed the Dl'°-
fcssiunul gwiliilner in charge of tile
pool to li. diving contest and accord
ing to the protessiolllll beat him at
ills own game. ~
WUNIEN T0 SIT
(Special to the Guardian.) ‘
OT'i`A_\\'.\, Nov 17.-The itci`ol'mcll I
Episcopal Synod has adopted all amend |
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_ SYNO|]i0Ai 00UNO|i
cd colistitutioli of canons, this in-
cludes tho right of women to sit on
the syllodicul council.
Team No.
Team No. 2~Mrs. O'Doliliell and Miss
Team No. 3--Mrs. N. DcBlois and Miss
Teulil-N0.
Team No. ti-Misses L. Weeks and H.
Team
Team No. S-Mrs. F. Burke and Miss
4-Mrs. H. Mclntyre and Miss B. _McKinnon 
Team No. l'l~Misses E. Nicholson and N. Jenkins 
No. 7--Misses E. Lowe and L. Cox . . . . . . . .
._. . ..
Team No. 9-Mrs. Geo. Prowse and Miss E. Moore ..
vlclolti Lois iimlls’   l ~    
ciilviss nl clnlitoiiiiowr
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Final Standing of Ladies’ Teams.
1-Misses H..Grant and K. Moors _ . . . . _ . . . , . .
..
. . . .
. . $34,200.00
_ _ . 8,400.00
_ . . 3,500.00
.__ . . . 13,200.00
. _ . 16.650.00
. _ 6,050.00
. . .- 19,750.00
. 5,150.00
__ . _ . 4,300 00
$101,700.00
B. Nicholson ..
J. Hegun 
Matheson  
D. Sutherland 
Congratulations .
On Victory Loan
-The following tclegrams were ex-
‘ 'l’oronto. Ont.,
Nov 17,1919.
C. ll. li. Longworth. .
tiliairlnnii Provincial Committee.
` Victory Loan 1910.
You liavc done iiillgliificelitly iii!
Prilico Eflwllrd Islllllll. Accept ouri
warmest congratulations..Dominion tot,
nls up to Friday night amount to ilvcl
liundred and tivelity seven millions.
We will uliquesionably, go over the
`E. Fl. wooo.
(‘liairnian Dominion Executivci
Charlottetown. P. E.i.,
November 17. 1919.
Nell McLeod, K. t‘..
(llllllrniali, P. (I. (Boliiniitlel-_
Victory Loan, __19l9.
Sumniersirlv, P. E. l.
Please accept for yourself and co-'
workers in Sumnlersidn my most
hearty coiigratulliiiolls on the splell-i
did total you rollcli up which wills
for Sulnnlcrsidc thc Gcrmztli gun. You
certainly clinic on and finished the
Job.
C. H. B. LONGWORTH.
Clllllrlnllii l’l'ovinl-itil Conilniticc.
V-ilrtory Ltluil ,i910
Noll l\i<'l.coil.
Cliiiirnlali l‘. t_‘. <"olnilllttct~,
Vit:lol‘_\' liolill 1019.
Hearty congratulutloils to you, _vollr
co-\\'oiki=rs :lllii citizens of Sulnlilci'sirll"`
on your lliugliificcnt nrzcolliplisiiiilclii‘
in tho Victory Loan calllpnigil-_volt
are entitled to thc highest praise.
You certainly ilcservo the guli. l
w. l-lAl=lRv 1'loMARsH. I
(‘.hairliion (lily Cll‘tnwll.
Calivlissing Committee,
5|H|§ll|llWllNl5
EllNflliI]lltli[lll|i5
(Special to the Guardian.) 
TORONTO. Nov. 17.-'Canadian
manufactured art'icles» of all descrip-
tions are being bought by Siberia,
says the Weekly Bulletin of the De'
partmciit 'of Trade and Commerce.
The jlifiluuily is the' farraugement
ot' terms of payment. .
lt is understood that the`Siberian
Governnielit has arranged for credit in
England and the United States on the
security of ll gold deposit and is anx-
ious io arrange security in Canada in
the some manner. Negotiations are at
present iii progretlfs between the fin-
ancial attache of tlle`Russlan Embas-
sy in Washington and the Canadian
Woolen nianuiacturers for the pur-
chase of woolen goods to the value
of over $8,000,000 and a representat-
ive of the Siberian Government. is
shortly conlillg to Ottawa to confer
with the Canadian 'l`ralle Commission
on arrangements for the supply of
(fzlliadian home' goods to Siberia.
lli_ allll`it`ion to this it is the inten-
tion of the 'Siberian i.+evorluiielit to
:irrnlige for thc export of Siberian
i'n\v'_proilll<:ts, wool. bristles, flax, skins
and ,furs to Canltdli. and other couli-
trles, lo establish trade balances nb-
rorid. lil this connection it special de-
pilrlliiciil of foreign trade has been
cstnblislieii nt Olllsk and Vltldivostok.
Germany in Hands . ‘ V
0i Reactionaries
(Special to The Guardian.)
t`()l’l<].\'liAGEN. Nov 17.-Pliillp
Scltciilllillllll, fornlor Gcrinan fflionccl-
lor, writing in thc Vorwacrts says lie
i'olisidcl':l tlillt (lf-l'lliltliy'is really in
llle power of the renctionaries. “Tho
cntirc al‘nly“, he writes, "seems lo be
:lt the disposal of tho ractiorlllrles."
Unity of the working classes has be-
Victory Loan, 1919
como li liouliden duty."
 P. E. ISLAN
 its iigimlvi 
, . ii
 Subscribed $3,000,000
WI?
[li DUUBLES
for 1919 Vilctory. .i.olui._
 Splendid record for Committees Canvassers aliii 
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