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New on for

Unique luring Opportunities i-rno Otlancsofs Lifetime’

Eastern Border of

France.

lillllil iii llil llllill llllllls

L; ' i» 1- *' il- Considerable Movement of Troops Along Ruhr From And to

(Special to The Guardian.)

copied area a large nurniber

appears, was of any considerable 33mg!" w,“ 4,4119 Frcnclrpwminence. Reports from Moun- it is stated in advices fromI Wies- star m! the eastern etlse of the baden arg downing from the 0c. Ruhr is‘ the scene at present of of considerable movements cg troops

firmer Germ“ mm offlcerm The boll: from and towards France.

advices name a rot red siiiiiiriil.

‘ border. Nollc ‘of the doportees.

h IBIEXIiIAIiN, April L-Fmlfl‘ French it. colonel and a maior, who were m , rowed out o; bad early m the|vlhon a French coal train was mnrliiilg and taken across i119 mmciwd "m"

i; the occupied area,

iLegislature Had

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA THURSDAY, APRIL s, 1923

A Brief Session and Then Adjourned

on tho order paper by Mr. J. D.

tlon commission, together wlthex- pcnditures made, etc.

IMIr. C. MicAirthur presented a petition from A. K. Herman and others to incorporate the Home

Ito tzheprivato bills committee. on were killed and four injured

Ludwlgshafen in‘

Presbyterians

Plan Campaign Was Much Enjoyed

TORONTO! Apr“ 4 _V_As a few" A very pleasant concert in of a special request made by the FY9041“ W"! Ercclrtive of the General Board of "l-Pdiam‘ °1'" the Proébytwlen Church of Can- ads, Presbyterian congregations in all’ parts of the Dominion will hear

French Concert

and service" discussed from theied and very much enjoyed. put-tits next Sunday, Allfii 8- Iltiollovwlrlg was the programme:

These special. services, i; is un- nounced, will be part of the elm- pslgrr -planned uhdier direction of (b) the General Board in order to eu- sure thllt the budget glvings of the Church tor the year 1923 will roaon the objective of $1,415,000. ehecifically authorized. lt is stat- ed that-the Treasury Depiimiieill has hopes that an achtitional $300.- 000 might be rained to wipu W’.

PROGRAM ME

And re Albert DesRosiers

Albert Fournier

the accumulated dleuclfflifi a result Nevin‘

of the more intensive campaign!

now being planned. .___§<o->____..

PRAINK NEARLY i

PROVED FATAL. D'0iibau

CAMDEN, N. J., April 4-- After iln Voyageur (d'0liban fils, cap- being looked in an unused relrlger- thine do cavalerie uor for tlhoura. ‘Willem lulberi ‘ I

l institlrtrice. V. L'Auberga Pleine .. (Comedic en un ac c)

D’Anleres .

Aibe

U

n o 5.011. Ill WIN 01d. 0f 351 P1840911 Rlc-dolphs .............. .. Imcien IFournie

avenue, Camden, was rescued to- day. Victor Flowers, janitor of the Elks >b 1 ling, hoard the b0y’si any for heITaild open-lug the door‘ orths old foobar he round the boyl just/ready to collapse, sufferiu from the cold. He was taken t

other boys.

o. the lodge ihome whore the boy said Rosier"

rie . ha‘ was looked in the refrigerator vi Miiiiiigiiii Fire Aiiiiiii iiiiiiiiioii d early Saturday evening Iby two ' He said all night ion‘; he made an effort to attract the attention of [rel-sons in the vicinity and he was hoarse from

Gerard Collin

lSollsta: Camilla Gallant

yollln-g for assistance. whch thejw“ L“ 3°“ (d°°'“""“‘°“)

boy failed to return in the the: night, lids mother believed he hadj

been kidnapped. .i-_{Q@____

»¢¢4-y»»o4¢»»~o»“ IX. Le Sourd (dialogue comique)

iCondensed Specials

"flilar-lofi our llao per day. 0o if "l0 POI’ 0t! Ior 8 days or over r do or 6 din or over.

I

_____-----_______ ‘WANTED-Z LADY BOARDERS. Apply Guardian Office. 4-8-31

m wANrnp-alkl. FOR GINERAL housework. Apply Moron r-lotcl.

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.__________.._____.________ ‘CAUGHT 0N APRIL FIRST

Silver Black IFox. Owner can have some by proving marks and [paying expenses. Signed Byron Bernifln, North Wilt- shlre, P. E. Inland. 4-5-3l.

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‘WA-‘FQHII, oaooxa. lawn.

“fry, _ iring sud engraving of lbs ighest order at The W. T. Walhlor Co, Ltd, Queen 6t.

8-00-lmth

._...._.._....._.-...._....____._._. our no a L. as, H-ON nun

I. Rlthrd. W.N. Tan QDIIIORMUII.

-| HAVE m m! HOIIIBBION A to pelt. owner may have some by applying to H. s. Oultoo. Bwillport. I-r-ti

81 l hflflflfll It 1 snhsnlf any; ll. dilemma. l- muir. ' t» - Ila-a

the Vacu- , I roi districts . io.A.W.D. wha- u and Distri-

ic for seven

words. for out week. Situation?

wanted, for seven words. boo per as

curtain rose at 9.25.

discouragement, the players who were hound to make e. success. weal. direct to the Theatre and played their pm, in a tired and hungry conditidn, not llavlns their supper until 1a miduisht- E8031 and eve member deserves credit

Aulbln A. Gallant IX Souvenir (violin) Franz Dpdla iMaurice Champoux Acoompagne- meat: Mlle Bernice Stultz. sou lnstltutrico. '

Fricorltinard (gastronorne) . .. Andre Al-bert DesRosisrs Dlnanvllle (poote aourd) .......................... .. Maurice ChamlwuX AVIE MAIlolS STELLA X1 Dieu Save le Roi. .

Provincial Players At Summerside

The Provincial Players made a decided success in their produci- tiou "The Widow From the W981» on Monday evening, when a full house greeted them and grsatlrlv- plauss greeted them E8 U19 “Plum mpg Although the show was d9- layed cm hour, owing to the train with the cast mid soeiisrv W118 held lby snow and did "°t “"1" until 9 p. m. The short 8PM“ °1 twenty alillnutes ilmm the time Iihe train arrived, the sinus W8! "l

up for their paIrts and the first

Doslprite the tiresome trip and

for the r plendid way they carried themselves and played their p8"! 11w a lugs and enthusiastic aud- ience, which were kept. in laughter all through the programme. The been warned to remain aiway from spool-allies between acts were well received and demanded cncores there today, Jones ripened fi-e wort rush why IMias aotlo L. Ches-

iltellirs. roll Duffy. Joe Doyle, n. I." Arsehsult. Aiflrtllghtnclhaugo o‘: ' ,

cast w f " ty s " an, ' "zscriiithciiocil my. wars played 18 to 1 shot Wins by Min Balls Cheshire and IM-r. It.

_ I. Aflshiillt respectively in their uslll capo-hie manner.

Frances Boll Traluor.

The management and cast are

Mn. Perry of the Queen Hotel for _ y m» splendid reospltoh‘ 0d tlllih" null ZZZiliiiQM-r: their Hndndss wh It dhlfoit? Ind also l6 It‘. IO. J.‘ Gllllllifl‘.

o nail , . multit- , .

absence of Hon. J. J. Johnston, who had consented to introduce it Ibut who was not in his scat. it

an act to regulate tho winding up of the affairs of any corporation |when such measure became lio- slrable or necessary. At present iii there is no‘ legislative provision m for doing t is. The M" was a lengphy one o; tinnniist Zaghloul Pasha. in Glb- the course of tho next week t0 for“, seven clauses containing rflltar’ but other gigng nmi nnr- help the industries of unoccupied] ' fonts strengthen thc supposition Germany to curry on. Immy of n, ,, 61mm“, Lon] A||@n.by_ the tllcm arc nem- shutting ll0\\'il for

given by the French St. Dunstans Univer- Isity in the league of the Cross Hall last night. The concert which |wss under the auspices of tho As- ths subject o: "stewardship in life sulnption Society, was well attend-

numerous sub-divisions. The read- ing was continued until 5.45 when progress was reported and the H House adjourned. During tho "lkhiK 9"?" m mm“ Eigym a uovnrcizn state. in realty ii’ tliiH

(I. Ouverture: (a) O Canada ...... .. Napoleon's Last Charge (piano) IE. T. Pauli, Gerard Collin.

i“. Mon Paraipluie (daclamation)

Ziifitilililifldiibii;iii§,iii,iii;;ifi{iii§}i§§§,iif,i§ is done Egypt-will become indc- on his motion allowed to stand ""11""! 7'1!‘ tile first time since over. One of tlicco clauses (13-1) "I" Briimii i""'-“I°'“""° W“ S" “M. l-q-he liquidators shall dhtclhlisliail in 1914 when the exig- m some chartehionoies of the war maadz- it necess- ed bank at a branch m. agency airy to prevent hordes of Turkish in Prince Edward island all sums -“°'<'I‘"r "iii" ""'B"""""I' "I" LONDON, Alpril 4.4m sunl or country undo-r German officers. 5-4754m" was t‘, l“. will in“, J_P,‘|

Ill La Canadienne( Chanson Marche) .................... .. Mr. -A. Sargel posit at interest ilV Rosary (violin Ethelbert ‘ of money which they may have , m their hands beumgmg to Um Some rlolrbi erists as in General corporation, whenever such sums ‘iiiiiinh-‘ii ‘i dealt?“ regiirding "'9 amount w $1003. Mr‘ Riggs mam lilting‘ cl‘ mart al ln-w. but. with mined thatlhe words an" new his usuni courage and determina- i Wriition" siiimld be struck out cc."°" h" is Efildiifllly crtcrminntinsnligh Commissioner's office heriai

r amounting mjillirr rctvolultisnarv lzllul1flévgltr1filfifl¥fllilllbl is the. iiifétiylsfil‘ll'rilflllilllfii7itl 100 o e omen s ceiling ou. e o its of lnlefggt and sn ng uni n- """" "Auibm A‘ G‘”'““"lthancicilmiiciiiiriiiiiiiigiiioiiiiggaiinliihl “‘*"7“""l "mi Mhfllwl!" Diimngrrtalnieni. ml Rcumanirfs trade‘ words were upon hi; 0mm ipzvmfs house in order forum's; Iicrlé

Maurice Chlhmpoux, Accompagne- Iment: Mile Bernice Stultz. son

Jean Marie Bertrand a“ sums’ "heme

-~ struck “outflycltor .191}- r thur asks-d for a reco of tho clause and [granted pointed out that it would‘

o a nuisance to run t tb b h‘ . I

NM 9,6,’, 0d,, dam,” anf, 31'2" LIOADON, A-plil 4.—~—Tllo Prince,

(16508, “sot Wales has registered rod, illllillTl-{QRNTQN MAY AID seconded Ibyusleeves, and black cap as his noi- 5 Un palefrelller Andre Albert deoilifr. l-liggs, that the struck-anti”? m’ 1923 “mu” Nation“ “m” I

_. F“ es- OTTAWA, llwi 4~ Th illllr “iiiiied “Kai” CM} fills Krlolyol {Highness has eiPhncf|tofAubertflc551intotheeufl-uunMoreSattlwrs Th H ‘ ere hark or an open steep c iii oiiiiie aiijoiiiiiiiiii iiiiiii 3'chaso. and ILittle Favorite, Just An ldca, and Little Christy for’ [the ladies’ purse to he run at the at,» - j - iMelton YHIunt stceiplochasea at]

Ottawa Senators Received $700 Eachfra‘

i known M Ibourne sportsman, af- the number 1mm! r ts co _ tirade gm- VANCOUVER“ Apr“ z__ottwwalier the horse ha‘! “ion the AW‘ ing the lowest posIsIbie rate, which mg to 10mm“ ‘(gem Gfeaiitn Brltaiiliituliorncs M. as compared with the past years. The Minister said that there was a tendency to lay too much stress on the. number of persons mfgraliilg to the IUnitod States. lie iiiimm Wm“ ifiiii!l’iiiii°t.i‘i’ifliii.‘ii2.323.125 gm coming tn (Yanlila from the south bur i“ was about 2.000 per month, where-x y i‘ i cs only about, 1,000 a moiliii were’ leaving Canada. for the iilnll 0i, , Um“ ‘Farm ggsliglllatlon‘ ‘U00 ‘Mir. ISicward' oullincd tho u iii m difficulties in the way of securing‘, immigrants. in Western (f-anad there has been three years o | il-rbllght which cnilill not be ovor- taken il-y one good crop. 'i‘hnro hall been OVfli-bOfrOWlllfl‘ during tho l r I- $323.15? nl.:1l.~..ri".':..;*::.'::"":::§.~I i» advantages, the Minister said that

Mllord Roastbeef Gerard Fournler M. Legrss, maitre dklubergc ........ .. Gerard Collin Gros Jean, garconldekluberge ...... .. Charles Antoiniu Gagnon’

such a provision would Own ends. He moved

words be re-l

................... .. E. F. Pflllili :p.m. today. Vll La Fleur Du Souvenir (choeurr

...................... .. Rev. A. T. Bourquei "aim

.............................. .. Eugene Manuel!

as the result ofparticlpnling in six games. This amount has flavor- been approached bhtoro, is stated. ~

Viiilcilill/BI‘ liliiyers for the los- crs’ end of the Gellllllllfll snrlcs

lsgilulgdpfi-yigmhach and u... sc.Th9 Wgathpr, Eta cools

losers‘ end in the final play-off.

Jack Britton

and Icllaractors dressed and mods!‘

ibildMPi-lls. Tenn" April 3. —— Jnck Britten. a Memphis boxer. wns shot and killed today near Whitc lStaiion, a Memphis suburb. Georzc Jonas, charged with the shooting, surrendered. Britten, a middleweight, was albout 33 years nf ago. He recently appeared in bouts in Atlanta. New Orleans nnd Hot Springs.

According to statements credit- ed to Jones and n young woman of the Jones family. Britten had

the Jones home. When he appeared

with shotgun.

‘Misfiifli Blltlrd of the United Bap- tist Convention of tho iMarlLlma Provinces. The blll was referred

chair for second reading of the Voluntary- Winding UIp Act.

work with five thousand non- lpremller Ben‘ muédudng the ' unionists employed in Rhondda

bill, said he was doing so in the

had Ibeen prepared carefully lby

the Law Society and was simply U0 qllflflfirfi 17"‘- benef '5 express‘ cd today that Great Britain i118!’ noon free EFYID! TF0!" the m)" izrllp of martial lalw which has ox-

ideration

| Bu

t ll t i ,, Senators not only won the right ¢i§u1iii.,|§_if§°°iiiii° oi Simon iii

tn the title of world's hocke , champions Iwlilen they do y me Prince Vancouver Muroons in the semi- nals and Edmonton Eskimos in the finals, but. they made record clean up for themselves i

taking the players‘ share of tho an " receipts.

- it it was announced this morningqijn

_ lint oi- Jockey Club rules. iby President Patrick, r th Pacl- _ ' .

“c C03“ Hockey L583"; that min smite of his rocoiit accident. the iSonaior-a each received $700]

$116 each for the

Was Shot Dead

Bonar Law Still i

'l‘he- Provincial Lgglglgtul-e mop, who was expected to return t0 hlbltlou enforcers seized liquors, at 4 lp. m. yesterday aflernoon.|“'0I'k today is unable 0n 8600"!" stills, automobiles, and ‘lrvfllli DUDLEN, April 4-—Tll0 question. An early reply was promlsed by of illness and is not exlpeoted to from P91159115 violating the Vol-

Premier Be“ to a question placed resume his duties‘ for a fortnight. stCad Act during the last six :-—<0¢—-——-

iltt:’i..if.i“.'.il“'t.“lfz "aim $5,000 Too Much

conference here strenuously ob‘- jected to the onc thousand pound salary of P. N. Bradsford, odllor (jA-RDIEF. Apr“ 4,_cluso to Th Ho“ e “rem m‘ me of the Socialist Journal, as too fifty thousand minors working in

e - 5 °c°m|l1 9 -' i’ . thi l. . h l fl i i till di- wit-h. Mr. D. c. McDonald in the iiig“ mi’ i‘ “Mimi “i” i‘ i ii

Th“, bellm- lg grunt-ml] in part, by sand. tons of South African coal

'6 m“ rbturn lo normal sell‘ k0“? Mi)“ m»

whenjms was cocons REGISTERED Juli-inn inst year, i

Kiinlark is the stecplechassri . i '. til D- liresented to the Prince in Aua- in ciose cooper“ on with e o

$911190 he would win some races with him in England.

The Prince has ridden in and B won polnt-io-mint races, but has ll not ‘hitherto Ibccn associated as

steeplechaso, nnll in nllother sioepiechnso in the» neighborhood 0f his hunting seat at Euston Gary.

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TORONTO, April 4.—-Maritime wl7l moderate to fresh winds, mostly cloudy with some rafii, chiefly at night,

$8,000,000 Seiaure Detained by Illness I of Liquor Equipment

(Special to The Guardian.) ‘Mum u, Th, Quardlgn.) (LONDON. ADfll L-Bonar Law WASHpNlQ-popz, April L-Pro-

months of nineteen twenty two.

valued at $8,788,878. The cost of

making captures was $43,686. —————<0>i——

50,000 Miners i Strike in Wales

(Special to The Guardian.)

For Socialist Editor

(Special to The Guardian.) lL-OINDON, April dl-Bloqiplistn

trict struck today rather than

fields. The mines are entirely

Sovereign State cool down.

sears, i,lr~..s.:."'l::l... African Goal Going to Germany

(Special to The Guardian.) ted since March o, year ago. BERLIN, April 4.—Several thou-

e release or the Egylptlfln Na- arc due to arrive ln Humlburg in

ilrh (‘oimm-issirmer is already lack of Ilullr cool.

$450,000 to Canada

Land Settlement Considered

(Special to The Guardian.)

ants and the Government ha

which a bill embodying lhcvermg

Rents 0f the legislation hope

lit’ iilibvflll over a. ‘pOPlilil of 7

-"“""fir It i“ 11011011 that landlordisnl ilifly thus bc removed.

Object-ed to Work

(Special to The Guardian.)

fined five dollars.

Labor Opposes

(Special to The Guardian.) ‘LONDON, April 6.—LaIbor ‘Her- ltlil criticizes Sir George Pei'lsy’s

settle in Canada, saying: "We are

(Special to The Guardian.)

Morgan & Conrpanyks offices in New York today by tho Roumnn- inn Envcrnlncnt under ,l1n arrange- .mcnt made with the Canadian

IQ-Iilebl to Canada under-dull; zlrrnnaenl-erti illade for roomy-i incur of the iictit by lion. r

BY PRINCE OiF WAILE. |

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CANADAlS COAL PROBE; I

lfuei area of Ontario is now unlit-r‘ consideration by the Sonata coili- mittse which, under the (Illillfllliili-l sll-‘p oi’ Hon. J. S. MICLfiililiill, is investigating the fuel SltililllMLi

The committeoiiwh-ich is working];

rton Lazars.

m‘ io Iuel Board has asked Sir a’ my iMT- J- M- Nian- ‘l wen‘ H3111‘: Tiilornton to look foto thclt ‘ii matter with a view to ascertain- under iiavoroible conditions, might Ibo quoted Ifor the shipment of AJW “pressed the ‘MP9 beirts coal. in asking the co»- opeIre-tion of the President of the Canadian lNotional Railways if is felt that reliabie data will be ob- tained on which may be hascll further l-ltuilii-s relating i0 illc lfilfllhfififlllml of coal from the Al~ bclrta fields.

In order lhrlt all poslfbll». data on this slnhjcct may be available tho Dominion File-i Beard has rc- colnnlendeil tint Dr. D. B. Dowlinfl the nevi-known authority nu coal and a iliomiier of the board, he in- atructeli to nlake fuirthor lilvcstl- gallons in tho field, with Hpucilil reference to the ability of Albortll to stand transportation. He also will ho roqliitfiicii 1° 0539f‘ min mosh fields which may con-

t-ziin coal most suitniblo for sillp- to PREH i 600M incnt.

owner with the more import- racing, either under National

Prince took part intho Guards’

“HLL BE purchase lauds in the West at low

n’ rn

(JPRING- VAQAITION

T1ME- — no sci-loot. BUT A LOT OF

FOR GOOD ROADS

OTTAWlA, April L-Carrying out the mandate given tho Cana- iiinn Good Roads Association at the iilicrmrnvlncinl road confer- cncc hold 1t Montreal and Que- licc in November, which was at" tended by ministers or highway

the iissociation is arranging of the delegation rvuhich will waiti

within the time limit specified.

French Horse Race ...?“°...?il"°€.“.f;'"..“£535. It“; ""'I' "I "It "**"°'""°"~ ‘m’ °' “I” Liam

o'clock mater-day morning 41 provincial and local good roads‘

Bob was second Mid

paid eighteen to o in the p-wi- "I" Wiffhel‘ ilml .

I

various provincial gowsrnmeullhca"

palm, a ii l.—Xopim today above and at o o'clock last olsht associations. and lenders very grelthtl to Messrs. a. 1-. lioi- m, m, 9,22‘ ,, d, him” as above. in vlrlous industries. all or whom “W, man. air. Gsuilet of the Theatre. "W, m“, n; gown, race Hish tide this afternoon at 1-18 have pronounced themselves

tomorrow morning at 2.31.

. . f the press to the most de- Oty, for loan of country. The silt m’. and o o if lo one tor the mi- 1-33 IJII- y. the defecation Will be roman“ d I

rctum int svoni about o p. n , g ad one-halt Hammer-Me tide vishiwl IriII- ceiven by the premier IiIIri several!" "I l" "0"" "M" rriirriiii" lliTATii i“ n‘ i t i i Wigéillomg- o L.’ m” m“ "i" chmmmimi‘ “i

Charles Stewart, Minister of

Imam-hers of the Toronto Canadian Club that [present indications are

LONDON JOURNALISM

polled tn protest against the mod- ern methods oi‘ so-called journal- ism which ars fast bringing the pro I iesslon info dlsrepute," said Presi- ‘imcms mpmsenflii"? pramwai “dent Davies in opening the annual O “My Pmvmcei “'8 exemmv" imconference of the National Union Journalists today. His remarks cerium in hm," were ‘made with reference to upon the Dominion cabinet to urkt‘ f “c dam“! of re_ I ,, publication o si y col or ii iiiiiiiiier iiiiiiiiiii giiiiiii iii sikiioiiiilcent criminal cases. The speech enclng 000 iii iiiii iii iiigiiway coiiiiiriiiiii-oii was somewhat of a new departure iotmoni iiy iiw imoviiicfiii violet??? wigifor the union which ordinarily con 1 rensonaI o ex ens on o me I - provmces “name u, "time ghoh-‘centrates on trio industrial side of proportion of the original Rrant niviiloilptllfirnzvlh-e president 83MB‘ The delegates, who will assem-,"With a due sense of responsibili- hie at Ottawa on April 17 and rc-ty l hope tho IIIIivII will Irunncrtgmfr lllain there over the following do)’ members refusing lo undertake "mmullldl" imfififliliit? will include representatives. "Missile revolting to their ideas

‘some London papers owned who use Iihe press for var

I He did not want to see prsssiii’

"mun" i" “V” o’ iiie Iiiiiiiiiii‘ censorshi established but ho ed (“miem 5°”!

"mm Th‘, wmmf Sun sets this evening at 6.34 and or the proposed federal aid. After ‘h P I? t - ‘i P more than h tomorrow morning at 5.30. pom," m, ma“. “W”; ‘t a at ar amen ary act on would