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METAL wom<Ens Eurttivins AonEE -ro wAoE i~cnEAs. - Es Ano rAl<E MEN sAc»<
(Special to, The Guardian _
FORTWILLIAM, May 22.-Word
reached here latte, this afternoon ti-om unofficial- but' thoroughly relinblo
sources that the W-inni.peg,strlke nizry terminate t.omol‘l'0w. -ll 'is sttid that nie metal workers' en1nl0yers agree (0 nike the men -back, recognize the union and Brant increase in wages lint no. concession tin tho matter ol' shorter lxoursu is stated so for as known. There is also a stipulation that sympathetic strikers, both union untl non-union. are to be reinstated to their ~ positions on a'pre-strike basis.
$200,000 Sent by Courier.
0TTiAWlA, May 22).-~\Vitli over
.$200,000 worth of checks in his pos- _in>_-asion, a special messenger of the ltiiy Brunch Department of Militia, itt_ai‘tetl for Winnipeg Monday to de- liver personally pensions, assigned pay and separation ailowuilco. ollct-its to soldiers and their wives. it is impossible to deliver the checks by uiail owing to the strike of the postal vinplayos in the Post Ofllce depart- ment. lt was reblizcd that unless som(-tlilng was dono a great deal ol’ stil'l't=riiig'uud want would exist am- ong the soldiers' and' their wives. 'rhc (iovernment had checks -matic out tts usual, but when it was evid- ent the strike was going to continue
_and prevent delivery of the motley. a special messenger was»_urranged foi-_ and is`now in Winnipeg. His work is now well on the way to com- pletion. This big government. De- partnient llnds it within its power to take this kindly interest in the sni- tlit~ri‘ dependents. The energy, fore- thought and good common sense on the part of the Pity Depnrtinent is not only appreciated by the people nl lilo lvt-stern city, liltt. by the rn- ninlntler ol` the country as well.
Rvsumptlon of Enterprises.
\‘VlNNlNi"EG, .\Iay Z2.-~Agl'cssiv;~
iestiiiiption of commercial enterprises hi \\'lnuipeg, which had been paral- izotl by the general strike, began _this (orc-noon while high government. o_lllc- lais were conferring with union lead- t-rs regarding a settienietitol' the in-_ tlnstrlui fllsagreeinoiit, The general strlko has been in progress ono \\'f‘.t"kf
20.000 Bags of Mail Tied up.
'l‘IIIiEF‘ IIIVER FALLS, MI..\'N.. May
‘_'2.-A tieplltatlon ol' Americans, most- ly actors, waited on Mr. Ryder, li. S. l"onsul General, here and asked him to notify Washington to seevlf there is not some way .by which they _can get tlieir mall which is tied up, in the Wiiiiilpeg Post Office 'by' the strike. 'l‘hero is tnuch registered mall the prop lilly ol' United States citizens therr and it is causing much lncovenlence and some sunerlng. Mr. -‘Ryder said lic would try. .'
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Twenty thousand sacks oi mail are;
nllod up] in the post oililce -postal were house and at the various stations. Even the soldiers and their -families tt-re not allowed to get at sorting as they did in the previous post oiilca strike. There is tlierelore much need in the families ot returned mon null Of lliosr who are stlll overseas.
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““.‘°"»'*° _ _ ._ [lJONDENSIiD<--SI*-EGIAI~.Si
'LOST-TUESDAY NIGHT BETWEEN
IWIWHY and 4 Water Street, man's lilua rain coal. Finder please phone 493. Reward.
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"WANTED LIGHT- SINGLE 8EATED_
Wfll;on._Write J. B. Box_ 128, Clty`P. ~ 0.~» - ._ ~lsso9o~zaMolptt_ '_ 1 . . . t _ 'WANTED FINE HEALTHY GIRL
for housework. Apply 269 Queen ‘ street. 5303-5-llltlgzi,
Mi-_1C-1_~f “WANTED - 0lRL` POR. 1 JQQUBE- work. Good wages. Apply 202 ~ enum si. ssailifaatzsi
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Pfy ‘business -with all modem tix- iiirustilihiodiuii-ueclosxe, Account
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f°fmitton;’_wfj»lt'e "J" ,care ,4l,lu\\‘.d|IW
Ilrulster and Cash Register. For- ln-_
ones. - .=-ntn.r,_imiu._
.W/Anrlti-A uoussxurln on
slimblo person to take charlie. Air ltlr‘-1ilit4n|iiiiv»~¢i1i|s»-oV.i'r.-rm _ vita 'Fltmy st. V-__ sssoii-omit.
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ttntilsetunr V TO EXPLAIN
L52: .-,_ :L ` ;T_ i_ _ y
laRl1'A\N, _rnisucetnuti u. s. Asn
wt-lv l~rAl.v »|nvAoEo 'V
rum<Ev.
mler Orlando and Venizelos, LM. f ter Retire: .from Meeting
(Siwclal to The .Guardian
l‘.~\itIS, May 22.-it has linen' learn-
ed ln trustwortliy quarters that Great Britain, Franco and the `l‘-uitcd States have united in sending a note to iluiy requesting an explanation of the landing of italian forces ln 'i‘urke_v.
Premier Orlando is said to tiara
made a reply to rhe (`_'ount\l ol' i_<`oui~ after it sharp personal Incident, durV ing which he objected lo the pres- ence oi’ Premier Venizelos ot Greo<~e_ Tile latter retirctl from the ii`inoting_ The Italians landed t`orct~s at Atialia, Betlrum and Mllkri during the period when Protnier Orlungio and l~`oreinn Minister Sounino haul withdrawn from
tile peace conferellco making tho landings without iioticc lo the Allies. The nature oi` tho italian reply ami \\'ht>tiler it was at't‘optaIilt= to the seiltlers ol' the note was not ktlown tltls l'orr-noon.
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GASIIINV ASKED TOFORM CABINET
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CAUSE OF CABINET CRISIS ION ST. JOHN'S WAS JEALOUSY
OF PARTIES
(Special to The Guardian ST. .l0llN'S. .\in_v 22.#-It is under-
stood that iorlnttr Fiintiit-ti Minister Utlsiiin, who resigned ycstertlay tlit\i't'»- by forcing a crisis \vllicIi led to tht- reslguation of the Lloyd cabinet. was invited hy thc Govt~ruor today to lornt a. new ministry anti that. the iortnoi' in now t-ousllit-ring lilo tn:tt,t.or_
Tho cause of tho rnblnot crisis wa;
tIil`l`orotlt'cs l‘.t~tl\'ot>tt ol(-inenls teoinpos- ing the ministry ol' the section knowii as tho l-‘isncrinr_\n'_-. (Tnlon and lcd by I‘rt\.nilor Lloyd was regardeti by the other as li-ying to usurp control ot' the majority souls at the next election and thereby doinlnnte the legislature. 'l‘lit- Other party led hy Casllin, desires rv- proseutatlon on the oasis of the rcl.i- tive strenght ol' the parties yhcn lliq prosoiit party lvas clot-tell six yf‘nl"‘- ago.
U. S. Has ,Free Trade With France
end of ton days all rcnlaining i~e-strict
Young (‘oinpan*y. is to be tn.hit=.d in
hi h is iven it salary ran!"-
ltl ioporl of n bonus to bt- rc-
crensctl cost ol' living.
morning and Sundai' Qi
May'22. at 5.04 mm.
a.m
A Sharp Coatreversy stween Pre-_
Chinese Students
I Prot_estV Peace Terms
if? I ,_~.»i' '---
- *i&pee'l‘al to The Guardian TOKIO, May 22.-A number ol the leaders of the Chinese students in Toklo, writing their names with their own blood. have signed n resolution 'culling -upon 4,000 oi' the students in Tokio to return to China to protest against the 'peace conference decis- ion in regard to Shantung and against tho aliegell ambition of .irtpan in l‘hin:t. ' '
GERMANS BUSY wun lulliilolls
ONE GROUP OF GERMANS PRE- FERS _PEACE TERMS TO BOLSHEVISM.
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARIS, lllny 2'.I.-'File eight days
granted the Germans before the time limit for the snlnitlssion or replies to tho Allied peace terms expires, will not be devoted ext-.lllsivoiy to the drafting ol’ notes ol' \’ci°sailie.~t, but will bn employed ‘al fierlin for the purpose of- quleting agitatioir tlierc, according to newspapers -here. it is polnted_out that there is an influential parly rn (,lorm:lu_v tnntlo up of Indr- polldeiit and Nlujority Socialists; which favors the signing of treaty. llnnkcrs. iintti\lfi1ct_tii't\t's :iutl business lncn generally as well as thc luill- tnry authorities are said to shart- this view, believing, it is_tleclnretl_ that anything ls, p1'e.l'Prablo to Iloishevlstn. which might engulf Germany if site refuses to sign the peace- trcnty. Phil- ips St-ltietioiiiaitn, the G-vrlitan (Zhan- cciioi; and (illstave Noslic, Minister ol' l)cl't=.tlt-o, it is said, iluvc compro- mised their position by t-xaggeratcd slateinenls, und have placed thom- sulws ill n tliliirllll situation.
COMPLETE LIST OE PRIZES ANNOUNCED
IN TODAV'S -GUARDIAN - LOOK THEM OVER.
CAMPAIGN CLOSES TOMORROW
NIGHT AT 10 P-M.-SEND IN - YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS AND AV-
OID THE DELAY OF THE CLOS- ING HOURS. THE FINAL COUNT WILL BE HELD IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN. V
'i‘lil\ contttstniits and their l'riotids
will bc pleased to know that the fif-
tocn 'iles ‘ltr non on display at the
pItl_\' .tnil arf- wi-I! ~\~'ortli lookin" tiv-
Oiillningmm _ _ _ _ -,Ol Y.W.C,A. Home
The,ded`i'catlo1i and formal opening
of the Y. W. 0. A. in Charlottetown took place idst evening under very auspicious circumstances. The charm- ing night, the full tide, the superb situation. togetiier with t.he large number of ladies and gentlemen, and 'tho niuslc ot the Fourth Regiment Band, all combined to make this the most. pleasing and successful event which has taken place in tho city l'or some time. -
After several selections from the
Fourth Regiment Band, the Chair-
ineetlng to older in the commodlous reception room. Al his cali the peo- ple gnthered from all parts of the hou_se_and the .grounds when ll was ,found that the accoinmodation in- side was not nearly suilicient, and thr- people gathered around the doors anti windows to take part in the opening service.
.\lr. Justice Haszard_ lu his open-
ing remarks,` rel'erred t.o the worn that had been done hy the trustees of the Cundtnll Estate ln conjunction with the representatives of- the Y. \\'.(‘..t\., and congratulated the la- dies on the fine success that had followed their efforts. The oponlug of the building tonight. ‘ne said, gave very large promise for thc cnrryiiig on ol' a. much neotiod work lil litr- community.
l-lc then gave out tho hymn "O God
Our Help in Ages Past," after which he called upon Rev. Canon Simpson to proceed with the dodlcatory scr- rico.
Rev. A, t‘.. l~‘leld, and the prayers of
son. `
ills llonor, the Lieutenant Govern-
oi- in a few well chosen sentciices. recalled his association with the late Mr. Cundail, emphasized. tthe value ol' the institption, congratuluteti tuf- iadies upon theirwork, and l`oi‘n1aliy tloclared -the Y: W. C. A. Home open for the use and purpose for which it was designed.
Short addresses were then iuatlo l-y
it(-.voi‘ends Dr. lt‘ullerlon, D. Mclicnn.
_G. C. Taylor. .\. C. Fleld_ (‘:tnon -Simpson, and 0. Peters.
This was followed by an atldrcss
from Miss E. l~`. Jones. the \`.W.(‘.i\.
man, Mr. Justice Haszard, called tnel
_ The tllsl Psalm was read by ilm_
dfidic-ation by the Rev. Canon Simp-‘
l ‘V'f--"'- sniff
Turkish Detachment
‘ Captured by Greeks
(Special to The Guardian
SALON-ICA, ‘May 22.-A Turkish de-
tachment lwhich at the instigatlon on the young Turks agents, attempted to resist. The Greek troops at. Smyi-ia, was overwhelmed and captured, nr» ccrillng to an olllclal stat(-inept isniietl by Greek headquarters today, 'i‘iir~ catplured detachment was lianded over to tho British naval nulitorilles in the Aegean sen.
GERMAN GIVEN
UNTIL MAY 29
oN 1-HE PEACE TREATY To 1-HE l=EAcE couNc|l_
(Special to The Guardian
PARIS, .\la_\' '.’2.~'i‘lit~ Vounrli ol'
ltfour this evening extr-ntled uno wool;
or until _\lay 20, the time within wlliclt
the (leruinli plenipotentlnries mu.-l
subnilt theii-ohset'vatio11s on the pence
treaty. The limo limit would llavo ex-
pired tomorrow. The Germans reprod-
enlotl lllat. the-_v were unable to pr:-~
paro their lnemorandtt on the treaty within the limit set.The Gerinnns ltave
given notice ol' their intention to sub init six notes in addition to that i~t'-- quostlng more time. These deal with labor reparations, Alsace Lorl‘ainr.‘, the eastern boundary -otljustlnent, tho oc- cupied territory and the disposition ol* German property. The Allies are not disposcti to make concessions lint their decision to give the Got'lliau:< more time indicates that they are will- ing to provide cvory opportunity for tho Germans to present their case, ' -
S.S. Carotlia
Arrives at Halifax
(Special to The Guardia" ITALIFAX, May 22.-The Transport
(Tarouia, whlcli arrived here last night
plly'slcai, mental, moral and spiritual.
ills Worship tho Mayor in a very
happy addrdss, congratulated all con- cerned on what he regartlotl its tt valuable addition to the life ol' tho t'omiu\niity and wished ‘tilt-ui c\'cry success in tlicwork of tho institu- tion
;‘ _ . pt '. _ . ~ ' . .
_ _*nu* G ‘ d, _l-cept-clivo tioalors front whom they This 'closctl tho first pllrl Of lIlf‘
. (specm to The “ar mn \\tcr<§ plit-clizisctl, wltoro they can lic l>l‘0l-T\°Ill\\- l`l€“-I'l`0SI1Il10IllH ilfllllfliy
t-i tved b -the young ladies Vin waiting
PARIS. i\lny 22.---'lilo staleilioilt was seen all day i<`ritiay untl Saturday. If -SV - t Y
_g,nllioi'ized this aflerilooii by llllnlstrr rotitnsttriils will call at the cnnipalgii comprised the second section of the
ro ram and a very enjoyable social
Louis Louciiure ol' the lunnetlistc Vwitli- dopartmeiit. the campaign manager D 8 drawal of all rest-rlctlous imposed by will lic picascdto send you up lu one evening wits SDODL ,
Ou ever' hand were heard ron»
Ftunce tlurilii.‘.‘ tho war oil lnlporlution ofthe cars now at his disposal, 'l`i1f\s0_ 5 of American raw ntntt=riuis.' At -tilt, lll`t<=rn pri'r.os in.-no at very line dis lsflllillll-l0l'y l'eIllHI'kB 0l1II\0 f1U0'0‘lllID'
nie-_nt of the building, and on the
l l' all cliaraetcr are lifted thus. ,|~, , I splendid capabilities it has tor rend-
ons o porin-itling tllo fret: and tuiintt.-rruptt"l Thu ctllnpnign closes tomorrow erillg an exC8Il9\ll SOTVICG I0 'U10
llow of Aiiiei~l<-,ati goods into ti\f‘_nllrhl, Saturday. at l0 p.in. All sub- i'0\1\lg Women who. away fl'0lll lim"
._-_---------~ sci-iptlons must he in this olllcc -lrlljaioit pun -,tiiunoo eip nt sotuou time
in the ballot bov liefore the last st-'ol,~ such surroundings as art-_ calculated
0
it l- hoped th-ll tht- r~ainp:ll:unt.:ii-
The advice of tho _canipalgu tunn-
ager is that contestants should not wall until the very lust tulnutel to
lien. I I H _ I :_t:_____keep them in touch with homo
I t`.‘ - "' 0 `c I -t ~ '
-,-V t ' "li l -i lil l marc th, llliul ` me] vin Nl'"ilt:ii(" \(ite~ the cttiipftlrn .
(Tum mmm_;'_ __‘I ‘___ "__0___'__`___ (_:’__ Beaconsllclli. the home ol the l, cos0s.l1unolt'lg o , .‘ - . c _ _ V 1
_ (From-our -own Correspoodwt) my lnornlng's paper, \\. l . A.. ln _this city is one ol t_lc
‘- _ _ _ _ __ most beautiful to be l‘ound anywhere.
_ ____. \V:\tch the (iunrtiinn closely l`ol t e “___ _o(____i0__ ____ _d______l_ affording __ mu__,__
~ -..-'ri_ --.=-- , _ . -
O'l"i‘A\V.»\, Mdy '2 "` "NI U 'tiny und hour- that lilo llnnl tount_ is nm(_______ vl______ 0|, Chnnottetown hnrhm,
i ' l ll _ tlvil service which -
Smcmm] 0 Ip ( l Artliui to b" made' ' and the surrounding country.
ei b _ t to ' , . _ '
hilt* been I""°I“" ‘ y . The time is gone by “lien the cam H would __nd_,F,_d be Mmcult to find
_ . paign tnniitlgtti-'.-t advice to hustle _ .1 _ ____ rm, _“Ich n hmm,
_ ._ _O _ wpek from _ _ _ _ o mote it cn s t. _ »
I-D0 II°“"" “I (°‘“" “E " __ would ho north toiisldetlug. if you The b__im_ng was mme ready I-0,.
_ _ - \V dncsda'. The online _ _ - . . .
T\18Btl'l.\' 0' I’ 5 _ _________ have noticed up to tlilntit ls notcssary occupauon En “m.ch_ The ms, |mm.d_
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rcptgt con_.s_l_:t;adof__;;i;l@ _:__l_\__ __________0__ for the <~..iiitp.tn,n inauagoi to advise ers came in on the 17th_°f that m0mh_| h““.__I"“I P0__ _aI;____ ‘e’_w__ ________c e____ you to continue your efforts until the Now every one of me suteen bed, ol' t e rep l -D _~____b____ of __(_______c____ closing houi-_ Remember tins, that moms has b-een engaged there being __ plm;_e0if“wom`C" of 9;; H I “""’" 'hp h°“" "f I0 Wm' is “mek total of ttvciity permanent boarders in 93° " over the sleeping world you are too th | ut t- ,md (hm transients
_ _ _h _| __ of 903|. _ _ e ns u ioit e . .
ZVIIIIIUIIde“"m°"q°fm° CME lute to sccurc nlole sttbstriptlons, The "rs, _-|001. contains the club i0ll. li" I ` - ' ' and vour opportunities have vanish- i we U D ,md
_ M (0 m. . ~ - room, a spur ous r p on r om
commended In mmpemm on r Im' a library which will have some 250
books, also most of bite current magn- zines and newspapers which the pub- lic may have the use of, and o. beatl-
TIEE Wl9:\'l`|ll‘:lE» semi or ‘bring their subscriptions. lt mul dining ,.oom_ where the Bunpgm
. 'IIEIIIPER-l\'lfl_]lU‘], you live out of'town, niull them lo- has plenty of opportunity to enui, ,md
tl, `V":"“'i|\]‘~])i<}, MQON, Efl‘(`-.‘-'1lny. 'City contestants should send in. add ,|,,1g'h(_ne,s ,md chesp:
---luv' ‘ 1 their 9\1I15_C\`|9l|0“9 “H QAVIY “S D0* _ The apartments are very tastefully
ronosro., tiny '2:t.-Limit `wln<l‘\ sible In erder t0.f"-'eltl ~th<= “uit in nnlslnin, his drawing room oeeoi-toons
n-,,,, ,,,|,._ I _tho ¢lDs_1ns --llour lieingtln blue and gala.
____.. - The following is a complete list ol 11,9 bedrooms are pictures _ol neat-
'rhe .tide will ho high this afternoon prizes in The (lunrdian‘s circulation new 1,(-(gm ,inn ini-y_ An the moms
at 4,20 and tomorrow at 5.52; it will o|_\l\1im|8\12 ' _ on the first floor are provided with be, high tomorrow morning at 5.4-8. -‘ One 81419 Ot/erI|_nd_Touring Car. hot. and cold water and they have _-and. sunny ,Q g_37, ” ' 000820 Ford Touring Cir. been prettliy tinted and painted
Sun. sets this evening _al 7.43 and _.One Karn-Mbrrlsfinysr Plano. throughout.
-gbinoryosfnt 7.44; it-'rises toinorroi( tvlishlg 0478 wlltii -Pianos. ' in addition to the rooms for -board-
‘ 4.44. 1’ ree $150 Grlintloin. ers there are three for the servants.
i,q|t.'qunrter of the n'tooit='_l‘hursda_v. Three $17.00 wrist watches. each equipped with a bath. \ ‘ ' one |100 Diamond ning. Every floor contains 4 sewing ma-
,Ney _moon 8und¢~y,< May all, at -8.12 - Otis $Yl»0ll`i'§|f¢|'iliilho had lleaords_chino, which needless to sayin a much ` . ' Ono 060.00 Diamond Ring. " - appreciated boon and -there its 'weli-
Organlzer, who stated that after -'ll year‘s working and planing they hatil at last realized 'their object. Slit-I
outlined very brieiiy the work asI
from England with the l8tl1, llitil, ‘lllllli and 21st, liilttuliotis, Fourth Brigade. Second Dlviszion on board. docked this lnorning shortly alter scvcn o't-loci; anti tiiiieuibnrkatioii of thc troops \v:lr-'i at once colnnienced.
On board the steamer wus a- total of
14S oliicttrs anti 3695 other ranks of the (`nnadian expetlitionory force. the ma- jority ht~ln,: inemliers ol' the dl|`ff=rcut units. 0:1 board in :ttitlltion to tho llltli and 20th Bitttnlloiis was lilo ltltll ilattallon ol’ Loudon, Ont.
ireland Not Bound
By Peace Treaty
(Special to The Guardian PARIS, May 22.--Prenliei' Clemen-
ceau, Prcsidelit ofthe Peace Coiigi'cs_»~. has received it letter froln Edward De- vaierla, (‘ount Plunkett, and Arlliui- Grilllths, Irish Sinn l~`i0u lenders, in which they dcciurc that ireland will not be bound by tho action ol” thc [iultisli delegates in the question ol pence. 'I`Iio;.' ask rot,-ogiiilloii on helinli' of ireland.
Catonia Arrives
With More Troops
(Special to The Guardian.)
liALiI~‘.-\X, .\lay 22.-Tho t'unnrtl
liner (‘.uronia with troops entered the harbor at l2.30 this morning:
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oqu-lppetl laundry in the basement.
lleaconsfieid is at present in charge
of Miss Mills, the very elllclent and courteous secretary. The Ilousc Mo- ther is Mrs. Wdndsor.
.-\ delightful spot is thc spacious
cupolo on tho roof. Here seats :ire provided and a more charming piacr on it summei-'s tiny could not ho im- agined. Hcrc is where the view oi' the beautiful harbor can be seen nt its best anrl_ the panorama for miles nround is one of which no person could Lire.
The grounds surrounding -the home
afford ample space for recreation and provision is being made for tennis. croquet and basket ball.
This summer from August 18th to
25th lt is the intention to hold u sum- mer camp at -the estate of Col. Orr. Dalvay, under the auspices ol the Y. W. C. A.`_and the co_~operstAre commit- tee of the different churches ot the
city. it' is inspected to accomodate about sixty girls at tbll gathering.
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T0 SUBMIT THEIR OBSERVATIONS'
“notll our _
it in cost
is MESSAGE or tEoN 1'no'rsi<v 'ro THE ‘HUNGARIAN coM-
Mumsrs LEADER `
"Presents Fair Face to Allies to Foot Them Till We Get Roumnnia." He Continues
(Special to The Guardian
VIENNA, .\la_\~ 22.-“lloltl out at all
costs," is the wireless word sent to [icin Kun. the llungztrinii coniinuulst it-atlcr, by Leon 'l`i‘otsl\';.'. the ltussian llolshevik Minister' oi' War, in a new code urrnngetl by airplane a week ago so that the .-\iiios nlilzhl not liuril‘1'<>pt' incssnges,
"Keep on rl>pl'osenlillg ii t`.ili~ time
to tho .-lllics, thus fooling tlicni untill we are Ili possessioit ol' ilun1ania_"
.\'ikolo;l Lenint- ltussian lioisilctrih
l"i'etnii-i' is also sending word ot' htipr to ilolti Kun. The liilngariau lied artnt- has tii'tlci-.-, it is ollli-inf-tl hare, to burn Ilutlaprtsl ami slay all hostages and than scatter lo the four winds in lui-:tr the attacks ol` tho liolsliovik ai-my lu,
Sm'li-(`_‘zecho ativan(-t_~ stir-ceetls
BANK BANDIT DIED OF WOUNDS
SECOND BANDIT STILL SERIOUS- LY ILL IN A TORONTO HOSPITAL.,
(Special to The Guardian) "l‘Ol'lON'I‘O, May ‘2‘2.-Harold Gor-
don Boys. agctl IO, one of the twol nicn who ttttoinpted to hold up thot Agincourt llranch ol' the Bank ot` Novai Scotia on 'i`uesday noon, died at four 0'clorlt yesterday a1`ternoou at thc
General llospltal, of wounds received' when shot by .\lr. Robert L. Laing the iuanager of tho batik. Boys had wounds in his chest.. log and ankle, Tito body- wats removed to tht- morgut- tvllorti an inquest, will be opt-nod. it`. K. l’ut\vin, ilo_vs‘ Iillegetl n_c_co'm-pllce. is sllll crltit-ally ill at the hospital.
ifnsl Iililnnuin. l'all and also it’ rho:
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‘lI_E.ETi? _NARS
Msmssns nt-:o`A`noi1' As lMPEl'a‘1-. i~E'NcE To oic1'A1-E 'ro uma as 1'rr|.Es
(From‘our own Correspondent) OTTAWA, May 22.-“Title Busti-
ers." who reported this afternoon sug- gesting that a petition be sent to His Majesty requesting that in future no tit_|osbf,~grant.cd t_oBrltislJ subjects in Cttnada, found to their surprise that the House was not altogether in ac- cord with their views. This commit. tee was appointed some time ago to consider the wiiolo question ot' titles in t"anada and prepare tt' report for subuiisslou to the House. That re- port, after inuch delay, tvns presented to the House this afternoon. Brieliy, it ret-oninietitis. as stalctl, that titles ol' lionor tile in t‘;inuda with the death of tliose now holding t-hem, andthat. no more br granted,
\\' F. .\'i<‘klt>, who inlrodut-od the
llr:~t,anti-titlr\ resolution in the House, Il. li, ltlcilaiuison and others. madn- rilxorous SD0\‘l'Iivs supporting tho icporl. The t-oniiiiittoe found rn their surprise that their opinion on the matter was not classified accord- ing to political allegiance. Several inembcrs ol' the Opposition expressed the opinion that while Canada wan!- ed to be rruly democratic and titles wort- not an evidence oi’ democracy, it is not the place of the I-louse to recomm(»i1ti to the King what no should do ill such cases, 'but that, as lie grnnttvd titles on his own initiative it was a matter almost of imperttu. ence t'or thc House to dictate to
him. A _considerable part of the 0e-- bateliinged on titles and decorations given ill war. Some members fell. that it the contnilttee’s report carried men who had won such distinctions as (‘..\l,G.,etc..t'or good service in the wal' they would he wearing decora- tions wllicli the parliament ol’ Can- ada had olllcially pi-onottnood gig. ainst. This was one ol"the chief Songs the committee struck in their report and ah'arnazln`g` :tmourtt ot syinpathy deevloped for tho man
'Phe condition ol' Air, Laing is about they sam(-. |
it was stated by llic head office ol'
the bank yesterday that tangible up! prcciation of the services r`enderéd; by -Air. Laing and Miss Grace (‘iinpinau.f
his assistant, would shortly bc model' but as to what slinpe this merited i'e~| ward would lake the bank olllclals! would not molto known.
Afghan Situation
is Satislaclnryl
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, May 22.-llritisii troops:
gained now s\li'ccsst>,; ovt-i' lliti '.V\f- ghans on May 16 and 17. On May IS the situation in the region ot' Dale ku, west of the Indo-Afgliult t`|'oullcr,, near the Khyber Pass. was rcporte-ti"
as very satisfactory by the couimnntl-i cr of tho l<‘irst Indian Division in :i report forwarded here.
Alberta Also I
Threatens Strikei
(From our own Correspondent) tl'|"l‘A\\'.V\, May 22. -~- information wits iw-olvati by tho Labor Depart-» liinnt that tho l’rovint:iai l~‘etlel'nlion ol Labor in Alberta, will take u volt- as to culling tt general strike in synt- putlly willt the Winnipeg situation. lt' lilo :<.trlite is decided on ll ls: pos- sible that should thc Winnipeg trou-
ble bo adjusted no strike order wonitl_ be lsslied even though thc vote \vonid_ favor ll- l
The deparluicut also has been inV,
fornioti by the Director of Coal Oper-I ations iti District ill, that nil coal; miners ln that dlsti-it-l will strike on' Saturday. This is not a sympntlietit' strike, but grows out of smaller dit- llcuilics between operators and work- ers.
Former Grown Prince _
Liable to Trial
(Special to The Guardian
LONDON, May 22.--l~‘rcderick Wil-
llam Hohenzoilern. the former Ger- man Crown Prince will be liable to trial under the terms of the German Peace Treaty. ll was declared by An- drew Bonar Law, the Government leader in tho House of Commons yes- terday. Mr. Bonar haw said tlllt tlld' conimandants ot prison camps would also be liable under the terms of
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who won it title for service to his country and then have it praetlt-.a.iLy discredited by parliament.
The debate continued nnlll supper,
when it was decided an amendment should be brought in. A
MAE EDWARDS CO. SCORE ONCEVMORE
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BIG MIRTH PRODUCING SUCCESS ATTRACTED A BIG HOUSE LAST EVENING AT PRINCE
EDWARD
'l‘liat the pulilll- enjoy n hearty laugh
was again denionstrated very clwriy last evening. when the Prince Edward 'Flicati-e was lllleti. 'l‘lte attraction presented by the .\lnt~ lttlwards Play- ers was the great fun -lurnisiiing pro- duction, “You'rc a iliggcr' Liar than I ann!" There was niirth in abundance in this offering c.-irieclaily when all the babies begun to put lu their appearanco. Miss .liao Edwards as Zola Hardy
took the part admirably and gave a most artistic performance.
Mr. Charles! T. Smith ag Jimmy
.links played lt splendidly and madly an instant. iilt, while Miss Len ns Ag. git- .links and Mr. Corbin as Alfred llardy in niporisnt roles carried them out in tt first-class manner.
The many complications which arise
throughout, the whole course of tho pcrloriiiniico kept the audience in 5; continual state of inerrlment while at the stunt- time there was a good plot to the piece.
Two additional vaudeville perform-
ers mode their appearance last even- lng-Mr, Charles Collier iii specialty rt.-citations. and .Niles Blanche VPai~ quellc-. soprano, who arrived from New York on Wednesday night to Join tha company-hoth ol' whom look decided- ly well with the audience- '
Tile company tomorrow night will
put on “Tile Spendthrift," in which Ditty Mr. Collier has been taking a lend- ing part in New York and will direct. tho performance of it here tomorrow.
Treaty With Austria V _Iias Baa Finished
_ (Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, May 22.-_-The reparations
com_missi0l\‘ on* the Austrian" tlfesty _tlnished its work today. Austllla is to be given the some treatment no that _ocoorded to Germany uid must boar her shore ot the damages noone! against the Teutonic Allies.
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