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SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1920

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Commission. Thre

able but Governm tary Party.‘

(Dem. Press Special). l)AX{lS, April 2;l.-—Gener~.i1 blast- inaii, a member of‘ the entente tnmissitut of control in Germany, vcrely arraigus Germany for tnn ay lhc interalllcrl commission has con tibstritcteil in its mission. 11c i Iliat all stii'ts_ of (lifficulties ave been placed in the commis- iou's way and that access to la s the commission desired to nspcct has ‘been prevented. The

ew Steamer for St. Lawrence Trade

LONDON, Al-ril 23.—~The Dag- i1<l,12.000 tons, hat. been purchas- d by the new (fanadian Steel 1110i"- er and will be used for St. Law'- ence traffic.

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‘WANTEIL-A GIRL FOR GEN. eral housework. No washing. Ap. ply Mrs. J. D. Stewart, 301 Kent St, Charlottetown. 23-31

‘WANTED TO RENT.—HOUSE W111i ll 01‘. 3 rooms. up-to-tizitc conveniences. Apply 170 Kent 3t,|

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WANTED—WAI"I'RESS1ES “L- so a disii washer. Appi-y R059 ‘and Gray. Rcddln Bros. ,

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LOST-BETWEEN PRINCE ED- ward Theatre and llayflold St. ll Kohl earring. [Cinder please leave at Guardian.

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| as placed Many Difficulties in Way 10f

e Secret Aviation De-

pots Found Near Berlin. People Favor-

ellt i11 Hands 0f Mili-

clllllllllslilfl". says General Master- man. foumi three secret aviatio mittcrial depots near Berlin l ' "lilll? Yvitlllit lltlils that it‘ the coin- ssion tieie given iiicreascil faci- lities, ‘General hlastermzin is gin-Q lrllilily luorc sucii tie-puts would be ound. lhc Pvilflfl- declares that ("lllllally l5 ‘lllillosetl to execute llli‘ lrllilly obpeace but that the llOVCrlllllUlll. ts entirely in the hands of the militaiy party.

Some Ptoblems

For ltemo Couiici,

(Dom. Press Special).

SAN REMO. April 23.—The Egyptian national (lelegation, which arrived hore late today an- nounced tonight it would present demands for complete independ- QIWOGJ the council of premiers. Six delegations of peoples itnxlpng to obtain favorable decisions from lllv Peace conference wsrc received fllllfing the day. '

Representatives of Galicin gnltl they would ask‘ revision of the tieaty of Versailles to change the (lecision granting Poland twenty. five year protectorate over part of Galictn. Montoncgrins will ask immediate (liscussion of tho case of their nation. tieniantiing reg t. cred lllllllllilllfltlllCti. ’l‘ln=. Allmnnm, were to protest the partition which aid up an independent Georgian na-

on.

TJONDON. April 2Zl.‘—'l‘11t"* 110331. bility that the Dominion oi‘ (‘aniuni may receive a mandate for the Ar- nieninns is reported in press des- bntches from San Remo. Lord Cur. zon is Slllfl to have stated a1. yes- lei-day's session of the conference that ho was in a position to stale that (‘tinadit would accept a man» date if_.'\'or\\'ay'. to whom it had been ofiercd. refused. The

will n01. accept the responsibility. Offor of a mandate to neutral conn- lPlPS first was (lccldetl on follnyv- ing a realization that there is lit-

tic if any llfipc of the Ilnited SIHIPS taking it. Shoulll (Ynnntln he invardcd the mandate. observ-

ers think lllsglzmti would take care of part of the financial burden so that the iask_ will not be too heavy for the Dominion.

New York llur Sales

(Special to The Guardian.)

Nid\'v")'()ltl\',April 2li.—wil'n the llflflrcst southern skins stilling for what the cholsesl brown pelts used to bring not so very long zigo. muskrttt ivas easily thc star al the fourth i1a~y of the fur auction 1n the masonic hail ltcre. These were i111! price..- paid for the bcst muskrtit s"o1,| tnda_v-~Stutlht-rn $1.85, black

$4.55 and brown $5.00. Southern rats showed the siuttlicst. advance over the '[l1'l(‘t'>‘- brought at the lSpriitg gall- hcrt- last April but

even at that titty went tip l00 per- ceut. lilack muskrat advanced 1.15 percent and ihrmvn skl|is1.25 p.c. higher. Sales for the day amounted to $1.1.» .000. which ltrntight the grand total for the first four days to $11,375,000, nearly 1.212.000 were enough to make a continuous strip of fur about 75 miles long were sold during the day at prices rang- lng front 2 cents each to 3!) cottts. 'l‘hc best wild cat tottclietl $11.75 each. while $50 etich was paid for the choicest lynx pelts. Top itiarkct for badger was $3.10 a piece. -_--<e>-——-—-

Canadian Priests Leave for Rome

(Dom. Press Special.)

NEW ‘ffillK, April fllt-Jfnrdlnal 1.. 1i. lit-gin of Quebec and a-groitp of passionist fathers sailed yester- day on Fain-c liner Patrla for Route to attend tho relinque of priests. Archbishop Mathiou of Regina was Willi lho party. The pussionist. are going ‘o attend the canonization of their saint. blessed Gabriel Pos- scntl, at Si. Peters next month.

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{j-cO-O THE WEATHER ‘rnmnnawonn TIDE, MOON ETD.

TORONTO. April 24.—'Southesst winds. rain. The tide ernonn at 4.20;

will lid high this aff- tomorrow st. 3.17

an.| Monday at 4.30: it will be. lilglt

tomorrow morning at 4.07; Monday

at 5.17 and Tuesday at 6.22.

‘Sun sets this evening at 7. to- morrow st 7.01 and Mnndny at 7.02; ii rises tomorrow morning at 4.55. Monday s1. 4.54 and Tuesd y st 4.52

New moon. Sunday. A r11 18th.

._3 p. m. lFirst quarter moon. ‘Sunday April

I “(WNW-i a1 opinion seems to be that Norumw

every phase of the situation. in-

stockit and Rmlrccs of simply. it

iaining their stipplios will be stud! ed with a view of determlningmtet- bode for increasing imports.

PREMIERE 1111111

Refuses.

(Dom. Press Special). PARIS, April 23—'l‘hc San Remo correspondent of the Matin sitys he has been iniformcil that the provisions of premiers Nltti and Lloyd George on, the (iuestioti o’. dealing with Germany culminated 1n _a suggestion that Germany bc invited to take part in the con- ference here. 'l‘he Premiers indicat- ed, 11-: declares that lil their view the presence of the German ('lillii- 17011111‘ in person would he dcsirztblt‘ as a means of making the discus- sion of the future and economic relations between Germany and her former enemies productive of the bf-st results. France, however, declined to consent. The Breach

Anglo-French not

Healed

SAN DEMO. April 23.——Totlay's deliberations failed to loosen the (leadloclt ‘between l-‘vancta and llri- lain on the (lermttn question. Prein ier Lloyd George, 1t was learned, is urging P70111101‘ Milieratid to ex- tend his staviu order to prevent

More Raids . I11 Ireland

(Dom. Press Special.)

fllliihlN. April 2£i.—!\1tiny raids were illlldt‘ last evening by the military in the villages around Dub liu, and also in the town today. No arrests arc reported. The last hun- gar striker was removed from Mount Joy prison todaty. lie was taken to a hospital.

(Caillaux Wins

On First Count

(Dom. Press Special.)

IKNRIS, April ZIL-The charges of high treason and intelligence avitlt the enemy against Zfirrintvi‘ Premier (‘aillaux were eliminated by the Iligh court of the Senate to- day by f1 vote of 211i to 2h‘. This i-limiiiateii the possibility‘ of the death penalty being inflicted.

PARIS, April 2il.-.ios. (‘tilllaitx (xonvicitltl ot‘ holding COYFCSPOlNl- ence with eueiity (l1ll'111[.{.\\'11l', totlhy was senteucetl to three years in prison by the Senate sitting as high (‘om-i of Justice.

The sentence daft-s front the time

of (‘aillatttfls zirrcst and he having served 2S months alone will be cittitlcd to 13.’) months credit. iTndtlr idrcnch law solitary confinement counts for ouc fourth more 1111111 regular imprisonment, For this rea- son llis aitttirueys believed hc would be released within a month. Moro Giafft-ri. counsel for (‘aili- aux, sllld the Senate had decided to impose an ‘additional penalty of five ylcars banishinctit upon (‘hill-- ally and lo deprive him of 111:4 elect oral rights for lcn years."

Guilty on Other Courts.

IHTRIS, April 2?- laux former premier and lime one 0f the greatest political powers in France was. yesterday,

found guilty of communicating with the enemy by the Senate sitting as a high coitrl. Tho crime of which Cailluux was convicted is punish- able bv imprisonment. A few

hours before the final verdict was reiurnod the Senate rojectctl tin treason charge of tho prosecution and Paris then knew that tho for- mer premier would not follow liola Pasha before the firing squad. 1t. is generally predicted that (Juillaux will get a very sitori. sentence in view 0f the fact that he has al- ready spent two years in prison. it is also expected t - former pre- mier will be flnod co. s of trial es- timated at ll. million francs.

Sugar Refinernslml- Called to Confer

(Dom. Pres; Special.) WASHINGTON" April 2Jl.—Sug- ur refiners were asked today by the Department of Justice to como here Monday for a conference to discuss tho general situation affect- ing stigar supplies and prices. l-Io- ward 1“18B. tisslstunt to the at- torney Genersl. in charge of the price reduction campaign. ilcclln- ed to make public tictalls of the questions which the Government will tako up with the sugnr re- fillers. ilo said, however. that ho proposed tn go thoroughly into

ciuding survey of available sitgar

itndcrstoori that the foreign principally‘ lVuba. ‘Wihoro llavu boon nh-

was market. American dealers

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Britain and Italy Favor Conference at Remo with German Delegate.

France

the conferences breaking up w1t1i- out the Ailglo-Freiiclt ilifferences regarding the German policy being settled satisfactory‘ to both pow- tars.

ltiarshzti Foch is credited with being really to zigree to let Ger- many‘, iicrlp |’.0(|.\l00 men itntlcr arms inslezul of thc 100,000 stipul- ated by the Versailles treaty. Preiii icr Lloyd (George insists that Ger- many shall not he é\1lfl\iii.'(l_ to es- rapc her treaty obligations at l-‘ratict-‘s expense.

Allies Prepared to use Military Force in Turkey

SAN. itEMO. April 23.—'I‘he Sup rcnie Council o1’ the allies is full-y prepared to execute the Turkish treaty by military force 1f neces- sary .The coitnell accepted today a plan drifwit for the employment of the allied armies by Marshal Foch. field Marshal Sir llenry W11- son, British Chief oi_Staff, and General Batlogliu, Italian Chief of Staff. who were present at the morning session.

Britain Bidding For German

M.-

__ Ships

3.1

(Dom. Press Special).

LONDON. April 21i.—~l3r1tain is preparing to make a strong llllil for the three largest Government pas- senger ships now building and due to the allies, under the Versail- les treaty. the lllsmttrk, (‘olmubus and Hfudenbitrg, Aggregating 126.- 000 tons.

Present plans indicate an early ntecting of tho reparations coin- mission zitllaris whore the‘ irntire situation will be revicwctl aild- fir" a1 allocation of the German t-on- page be iletcriiiined.

Russian Emissary At San Remo

(Dom. Press Special). K

LONDON April ,‘2il.—./\ii‘. touris- 5111f)’ of the dtitssian (lovernincnl has been at San llcmo tllu last few days and has 111111 lengthy in- ierviews with allied statesmen. the Daily News learns‘ from its staff mirrespoiiilent at ban llemo. 'l‘he Soviet representative ltas stllll reports of his tronvcrstitiotts to Premier 1.0111110 the dcsllutull adds.

Still Another Note

LONDON. April 23.~Atitiiher note was received from the Rus- sian Soviet (itivirrumeut today. rc- gardiiig Great lirilaitfs retiuest for protection for the forces of_ General Dciiikitic in the (‘rliiii-a, sitll leaves the sittnitioti tmsatisiziclory influ- tqtliiioii of thc Foreign Oflicc. lht- ltitssians in their third note tiskctl lGrt-alt llililttisi to open ‘p rsuuill ncgotialiotis which arc COllSlflPFPil 11...... u, h‘. unntgtlf‘ ary. (‘f)llS('i[1lt‘ll1 ly the Government has aiztllll lTilll-r" mittptl ti) tln» iSoviet Govcrnnn-ttt its original proposition with a rc- qucst that Russia answer yes o1

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British Ready For Turks

Press Special). LONDON. April 23.-~-ilrlilslt cX‘ peditontiry troops are withdrawinil to the comparative. safely of con» twenlratlntt points in anticipation of violent outbreaks which art‘- 11ml‘ Qipaled tnroughout Turkey as soon as the terms of the treaty are an- nounced. the Foreign Office let it be known yesterday. As for the French garrisons in Cicilio. several are reported lo be. in ties-parole surroundings, bcing virtually besieged by lrrvilllltii‘ forces of Mustaphn Kcmal. As_tt is considered a military impossib~ llity to reinforce these dcleagutv red units they face extinction. it was stated. should the Turks rea- lize the zidvitntztge on their side

(Dom.

Gill that ivhaievci‘ action was tak-

Leading Members.

' ti]. ‘i. EVENING SESSION

APRIL 2.»

liouse met 1118.15. .

ilousc rcsumctl coiisitleraiion of the ltoad Act 1920 in trommiitet- and 41b1- fletiutiiiliug clauses and seht-dilies were ngrectl to and the bill tirderetl to be retnl a third time tomorrow‘.

HON. J H. BELL moved the fol- lowing r ifillltlilll.

1. Thai it is expedient to con- stiltdtttc and amend ithe several Acts relating to Education.

‘ t2) That provisions should be made therein for the purpose of fixing a minimum salary for the teacherg of the Province as fol- lows‘.

(a) To First Class Male teach- ers $600 of which amount $500 shall be paid from the Provincial 'l‘rett.~iury and the balance of $100 shall be made up and paid by the district.

(b) '1‘n Second (‘lass Male teach ers $482 of which amount $407 shall br- paid from the Provincial Treas ury and the balance of $75 shall be made up and paid by the dis- Iricl.

tc) Male teachers of the Third (‘lass $375 of which amount $2250 nllllll be paid from the Provincial 'l‘rcitsttry' and the balance of $25 shall be made up and paid by the

district. ‘ (d) Female teachers 0t‘ the First (‘lass $512.50. of which a-

iount $412.50 shall be paid from the Provincial Treasury and the bal- ance of $100 shall be made up and paid by the ilistrict.

(c) Pettialn ’l‘cachers of the Sccoiiil (‘lass $425 01' which amount, all shall be paid from the Pro- vincial Treasury‘ and the balance of $75 shall be made up and paid by tho district. ' (f) Female 'I‘cachers (if the 'l1i_iird Class $312.50 of which amount 1i=..S7.50 shall be paid from the Provincial Treasury and the balance oi‘ $25 shall he made up

PlilllllitfllNliSulN THE PRUVINCIAL LEGISLATURE

Number of Bills Advanced. , Premier Introduces Resolution on Education which is Discussed by

il might lake any form.

.\li'. Deli tilt-ll took itp the history of the nt-gctiatitms between the teachers and the Government. Last Decembei" the Government airceptizil the propcsititin, put up to them by the tcaelters agreeing to pay them all they had zisked for. This Govt-lament regardctl as a solemn

pagaiidtt for, the purpose of eu- couraging a greater interest 1n the schools. These meetings culminat- ed in a mass meeting in Charlotte- town last March. 'l‘hls meeting ad-

salaries.

waited upon the Government and presented a report of the conclus-

atlmittetl that he was Staggered. the amount deinoiidctl was far be- yond what the Government had fi- gured Ion. lie enumerated tithe demands that were to be met by the Government Mitch he said

aissume the burden and even "went one better" thau the teachers had askd for. This would mean addit- inonal taxation of course, but i1’, as was stated at the meeting above referred to the people were behind the Government in putting on ex- tra taxes, then the people._\\'oultl not be averse to supplementing the salaries to the extent mentioned in the resolution.

The qitealioit now is. is 1119 11"‘ seat itriangetnent going to settle the matter tit-finitely? it probably

l)1‘t)V11ii'i's. Ono of the reasons why the higher level of qillilfifis now granted 1111A)’ not definitely’ settle the itiatter being which offer

lit.‘ br-lievtetl

better remuneration. that.

and paid by thowiistrlcl.

(g) 'l‘eachcrs engaged in a vil- lage school shall he entitled to $25 in addition to salary and this additional itmounl IdTsIFi" 13f." "F"

2%. A provision to encourage dis- tricts to pay Slllilfy" beyond the minimum by the Government sup~ plementing to the extent of 50 per (ecnl of the amount contributed by the disiiiet above such minimum. stich supplement by the G0\'f‘i‘il~ ‘H0111 not to, exceed $25 to any one teacher.

4%. That an authority be given to the ‘ritstces of tho school dis- trict i0 levy a pull tax for school purposes in an tittiount not ext-ced- ing $5 not less than $2.

5. Power to the inspector to en- forco compulsory attendance.

(sgdJ JOHN H. BELL fSgd.) w. M. LEA.

MR. BELL in moving 1111‘ rcsolu lion expressed his pii-asltrc at the manner in which the lload Act had been IHISSIiIl. 11c especially was plcasctl with the attitude taken by the Leader of the (lpptrsititiit who gave valuable assistance and gen- erous criticism where sitch was no try. lie hops-ti for the same

(a ntcnl. for the resolution now being introduced. The Govern- ment. would be glad to ltave fair and full f'l'lfl{‘1s1ll llcfore proceed- ing further he would take the op- portunity or referring to a question by Mr. 11. l). McLean. Souris with refcrcnct to an advertisement ap- pearing in the press calling a tncet- ing in lPcntrv-villt: to discuss agri- cultural Pililffilllflll. The Govern- ment had invited Mr. Gill, Director of ‘IW-chiiicztl blducalltin for (‘anada and he had dlscttsscd the question before members of the Government. There is, said Mr. littll, a grant of $10,000 available to the pro- vince for technical education. The answcr given to Mr. G111 was that this Province did not tieslro to lraiti its young people away front but to the province.

They made the proposition to Mr.

en should be applied generally throughout the province. the teach- ing of Agriculture, having home projects etc. The idea of the

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the above 111111111111‘ P!‘

l the wholc H

shall be made up and paid by thcl

(‘anada have not tvei been worked

day in Toronto. The famous Uri- tlsh General

Government was to encourage agri cultural education itt all the schools the encouragement of home projects and etc. ’l‘ht'y proposed to Mr. G111 that tllls $16,000 should be spepnt 1n this wny. This idea and the re- ason for it was explained by Mr. llell at considerable lettgtb. in this Province the only technical educat- ion advisable was agricultural and he claimed that this $16,000 belong- ed to the province.