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Alterations Soon to be Started will A do‘ Away With old Church Basement Al-

‘ together and Give Greatly Increased Accommodation.

The Guardian understands that for social gatherings. This cent-rill extensive im-provelnents are about room will be about 35 fetet by 6o to be made in the basement of the feet, and the class rooms flanking ldethodist tihurcb in this city. For it will be eight in numger, roomy. more titan forty years the entire well lighted and well ventilated. space under the church was used. he whole interior will the finish- tor Sunday School. class rooms and ‘ed in British Columbia. fir. with social purposes in connection with hnrdwood flooring. . church work. A-fter the erection of ‘in addition to the entrances on tho llen-rtz Memorial Hull these-Prince Street these rooms will iii- wqiits were vacoted and hoveiso be reached -by u‘ brick corridor since remained unoccupied. which will be erected between the

lt is llow found necessary, holvgchurch and the Hieurtz hall, so ever, to secure larger Sundnyltllat classes will have no iliificuity School accommodation and it has going and returning from opening been decided tcrraise the entlreinnd closing exercises to their in~ floor of the basement some rthrsenlivlduai rooms. or four feet to n height of nilre The contract for the building feet from the ceiling, leaving thelwork has been let to Messrs. ‘Cud- ‘floor but one foot from tile level more 8c Webster. Tile work is ito of tile ground. Class rooms will be be started immediately and is to he. erected on both sides, leaving in finished by May 15th. tire cenitre space for o large room‘

Will Protest Against Export oi Electric Power

Merchant Marine _ Will Reduce . Freight Rates‘

possibility that lilo tic-bate on the|Ml-, ailtlresa ill from the throne moy ho terminated by a

ed only one speech to the tide oi’ oratory in tile last l,wo sittings may

cuss the

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ENBMENTS lll illillltifi

Government Embara ssed and Ways -and Means Proposed to Ward off Untoward Consequences, Division may Come Shortly.

(Special to The Guardian.) OTTAHIA, Fclb 8-» 'l‘llere is a

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‘the records of the iHouse. The l

motion as re-ordcred proposes tho!

Shaw's proposition “be aiddod the speech to the amen-zlment" that ‘proves!- tioil lfdllll by itiiell! does not neces- sarily llcgililvc- or lllodlfy the Huey tariff redllcticil amendment and will ho put to the House before the ‘ moiioil of the Progressive menthol" for Springfield, Munllnbél- ii’ iMr -Sll:l\v merely asked the ameildlncilt and the Show sull- House to ndil his alecliaration to amendlnt-"ll-L ill tile closing stage ofltho address ill reply t0 the speech tho diiicussioil. ill lilo Sfilillllltllllvlrunl lilo llllTJllp he would ho ineli- embodled in the olllcndnlellt to the tied ill expecting s/upport from JUN‘. nlllcndment. tho otticiul opposi~ Conservatives ranks. tloll could concur‘ That motion that the motion no expresses alarm ut the increase, ill that Mr. Shaw's ticulnratioll the public. debt, lilld urges the cd lo tllc government to economize iii public tllc qiioclioii- Wthfilllfi expenditures nilil lo (.‘llt1(‘ilVOl‘ tcfhors‘ who vole with lighten the burden borne by the peopki. Itrliilsi‘ it situation, however, is revision oi’. the tnrifi. created by the manner in which request Conservatives the sub-nmclldnlellt is xvordoil iii be expected to subscribe.

TURKEY illllllllfi illll-Mlilllll

reply to‘

division tomorrow. The

tOonservntives, who have contribut-

zllso pull up some BDUQRPFB lo dis» Jloey tariff retlutltioll

Covers Prince island like uni pm

CHARLOTTETOWN, cameos FRIDAY, FEB. e, 1923

The fast recorded asks be udd- iHoey amendment raises l‘ or lint melfl; Mr. Shaw will oi‘ taxation rcgilriloil its asquiescillg also in ll general request for a downward‘ To such a, could not

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Surplus of Ordinary R eceipts Over Ordinary Expenditure $34,391,696.36, but Na- tional Debt Increased by $81,256,- 81804. Many Interesting Special Ex- penditures.

(Soccial to The Guardian.) OT'I‘.-\\\'A, Feb. R—— Receipts on

oi’ ioull floiltations totalled $82,636. awcum (f C H Md H 26 ultdlhe llecemount of special Fund fo')tl 1 Owiauh rudenuc Dxpenmwrus was nfizlhsszzg‘ \ H ‘I if meal your tnded As has already been announced iM.“".°" 31- m?" “mounted to $381» cousin's net debt lit the end of lliiiidtlihliti, nlld the expenditures the fiscal ytuii- of 1921-22 wag $2. iildijtilijliioiiii, according to -the 432_135_301_73| m, hlcreafle 0t 381', l>wlli:c accounts titbleil in the 2543313414 fiver the fiscal yea‘. and, iiousc oi t'onlmons. 'i‘hcre was cd March 3i, 1921. iinui ti surqilus of ordinary re- ‘Qppswg Feb g__-ph.-, genera] (UIJIIIS ilrvr ordiiillry expenditures lflgdflrfl] Qyecfimm of 1921, when m", of $-l~i,Zlli'i,liiHl.30. King government was returned to' t fllcluocii lli the special cxpeiiiii- power cost. the Dominion of (jun. dares oil-i- uli-d ilhovc tile ordinary uda, o, {out} 0g ;1,73p,9gg_93, occur-d. ishurstillents ivc-ro the following: mg to the auditor generalfls report Demobliizilltzon $9,171,626.11, less; for the fiscal year ended March 31, retunds oi previous years expendi- 1923.

iiliiiiiiiiél “limit ilttlmr niuilstiurls

Over Half Million In Montreal‘

(Special to The Guardian.) hl0N‘i‘itEA=l., Feb 8—-Totill value the fur auction sales here yes.

(Qpaclfll to The Guardian.) I

(ypTAwA, Feb ti-A resolution urging the pnyins o! s prohibi- tive duty against tile export 0? electric power from Canada to the United. states is to be brousht be tore the House cf Commons b)’ Deslaurlers, Liberal ‘St

(Special to The Guardian.) MQNq-REAiL, Feb 8--iieiiuctio'.l in passenger rates by the (filrlndlaii Qovernmenll Merchant Marine i4 announced on the route between. Canada and the West indies. 'Ih8 new rate is to take effect on March 1st. with -tl'lo snilintl’ 0T m“

Fllll TWENTY Flillll Hilillfill, M

Meanwhile British and French WarshipS are Held in Readiness and will Deliber-

ately Defy the Turkish Ultimatum.

terdrty was stated to have reached we‘.i ovci- half u. million dollars. Mink shins rcnclled record prices, J red 20x strains were highs-r also.

The buyers were mostly from the United States.

Court Says Lusitania Sunk

Interestilg Meeting Last Night at St. Peters School Room

i A joint meeting of (he Men's

THlHIBlE llllilllllil llliiil Nilllllllllllfiliiill it.

P‘

Workman, Caught in Railway Cutting and j 1 I

Unable to Gain the Bank, was Instant. .. ly Killed by Oncoming Express. ‘

Mr Wesley Brant. Stewart, Hump mains taken aboard and taken cg shire. met with a terl'ibie accident North Wiitshlre station. on the railway yesterday morning Dr. Hegel-son, coroner of Hunter near North Wiltshlre. lie was en~ Rdver was sent for and after up. Kflged- in snow s veiling on the lug the statements of other work. truck and had le t home in the men decided that the terrible event morning it little later than the ot- was purely accidental. Accordingly h_el workmen. While qiasslng s. cu-t- no inquest was held. ting he was overtaken by the nlorn The deceased was thirty-two ing express and instantly killed. years of age and leaves s, wife being unable to gain the bnnk toland three small children. The sym- escape the train. Tile accident oc-'pathy of the province will go out curred nlid-way between Colville to the family in their qvarynqlm. of the train men saw the unfortun- one of the ghoyellerg n; the time g1 ate victim of the accident. A pas- the accident, had passed alil gave the elarlnhis home at Hamplhire. Tile brain was stopped and the ro-

and Wilt-shire. lug bereavement. He was a son of senger standing on the rear of the The funeral of Mr. Stewart talk‘! s. l

A snow plough bold! 01169-41. H0111! Mr. Donald M. Stewart, who was trilin saw the body when the train place on Saturday at 2 o'clock 2mm

(av oun own vvmnnu

WILL OPEN U .5. SEAMANS GRAVE iN $EARCH FUR RUQQI N ' -CROW.N J-EWEUS. FRENCH CRUISER AND U._*.8 TORPC& BOAT COLIDE. FIVE‘ PERSONS KILLED AND MUCH PRO- PERTY LOSS IN EARTHQUAKE. FREE STATE ‘TROOPC SEIZE ARMS AND MUNITIO N8. BIG 8EiZU ‘é OF’ OPIUM IV

CUSTOMS OFFICIALS. I

iiilub of St. Peters and St. Pauls congregations, held last night in H. Peters school room, was lar- gcly attended by m-ensllers of both

Dr. H. - . -

~ . i Fisher trom iinlifax. yloi-ys. Dr. iDBBlfluTlBIH in his Canadian . \ ‘I 0 '°“°m“°n argues m“ the upon The ca“: mlgegresgdgnmitzeasfo 3 ot power is ibuildlns “D 111° Uilimil P“ a“ .,.

Stats; to = filtrfllwlll °‘

. s“ “Welcomes Sir Henry AS U? S’ (Speclahto The Guardian.)

- THREE RIVERS, Feb 8—-Jos n. ibafreniere, ex-nianager of Lacaisse Po/pulace Savings Bank was this morning sentenced by Mr. Justice

e s ve Years

In I

(special to The Guardian.) NEW YORK, Feb 8- Sir Henry Thornton was a snort e1 s diml"

given in the ‘Ritz. Carlton last Deny to five years ill the peni- _ irfigiit by Dudley Field Mfl-lolle- tentiary oil a charge ol’ niisapprtHFrench cruiser went at full sliced ordered its Medi-terraninll force: President Harding sellt t1 "i655"? prlstlnig ‘$50,000 of the institutions for the forbidden yvnters and two to take all measures to 11141191‘! A] i h h h s id or tSlr Henry. i" d . British battle cruisers iiic llesoiu- licd citizens.

“IA ‘incisive creed.- own country his u“ s tion and -the Emperor of India llAibiS, Feb 8—— Papers todoi’ service in England ! dturillghtillle . wire held i: {readiness at Mltylfilliil‘. stl-iss lllle gravity] of thrc slitukilllilslél Q p] W55 qnocttle esw cl ' T e Frenc n cater wild)’ woul _ani renounce is ' urns - Illi-erw {Erma nations together and ifollow- the British exmnplo of de- mantis. now they, he is returning to ' ‘literate defiance of l]i6‘Tl.l1‘k ulti- mo... t0 t... . sedans... Cause Disturbance _ _ ~.-- "a" i" i" "“"°““ °‘ Nine Killed by Liberal Member

Canada Ihe will continue to carry (Special ta The Guardian.) on the ‘good work. People of the United States are proud to give irulaboi- disturbances the interest of understanding 8115mm at fMtlenchen, Glzldlmr-h. friendship omohfl fl-‘l the EnslllslPTlhevdt. A Laborers council supplying nations." _simiia.r to Russian iSoviet has been

zformcd. .

have broken

tor Embezzlement

‘UIWSSWLIDORF. lFelJ 8- Iiilllway!

France will Play her Full Part inNeg Fast. '

foiwt- ziltinla-tllnis such as that ord crilli: nil Wftrslllp5 from Smyrna harbor. it was stated auiliorilzl tsveiy today that tile government

the Allied powers demanding with- drawal of all. foreign lvarallips oi more than 1.000 tolls from ‘Slllyfllil Harbor‘ in the meantime ii

i

lSibiiER-BROOKE. Que. F01! l‘ " iYlr George E Dellziult of Asbestos. the successful lLiberal candidate in

TORONTO. Feb 8—~ Nine men were asphylciatod rind twenty one;

congregations and a very instruct- eu-

~-live 1B1» pleasant time was‘

i

;By-A_.ct. oi We. ‘joyrld.

.»\l.lt.»\.\'\’, FUD: 8.—»’I‘ile sinking zMr. J. 0. liynilman, president oi‘ of ilic Lusitania was» an act of llie Si. Peters Men's Club, presl» Mr. Malone,

(Speci ‘i to The Guardian.) illntillll. \Vitl‘, lilo Court of Appeals held tied and with Rev, "CONSTANTINOPLE. Fcli s’ —-~ IPiilfl-S. Fell. 8—— Franco Will hort- l"‘l't1lily in deciding the ccIe priest incumbent, welcomed the Turkey today amended by twenty ilhy her full par-t in- ilio xeiir of the tuit- of Alfred G. Vallder- visiting monllbers of st. Pauls. four hours the ultimatum SCili to Eilst if the Turks attempt to oll- hill in; nst ,uil insurance com- lMr. A. Irwin, president of the St. Paul's iClub rcod an interest-

pony. A i-luusi- in lhc policy held by ing paper, ilrnwinir attention to Ivli- Vmillci-ifilt, who -w:is drowned the fact that of late years the when tlir Lusitania. went down. church has been the target of a automatically iiuilificzl it in case stood deal of criticism, and has rlcnfh was t'ililSOt\ by wrii‘. Today's been assailed by the charge that verdict upllclil the aoiion of the it has failed in servtfle lo the insurance company in refusing to 90711111117111)‘. Tile sprain-r con-tras- mnlm payment on the policy. ‘lfill system of morals offered as ._su-bstitutes for Chrlsflonity; main- ltaining the point thilt nothing ‘would supplartt the religion lot‘

Jesus Christ. the

Russia Decides to _ eugluyilggatatmilfglntlrllf‘oxlnglliljlte nwd re-

lierroti very illil-restiililiy. zllilollg

l

Gas Explosion Dies of Pneumonia l .......... to F...‘ 6......» dye" "use :9 the . ' ‘ - ‘ ' - S Q5 W r0 t In d‘.‘ifl‘:‘lgttQigotfi?gifgfxillggiellg: Rev ‘Mr Raymond, Aiessm- Al?‘ A. t --—— i“ R jljflllleffly, Gen. DeBiols. W’ L. (Special to "rm Guardian.) (Spcclll to The Guardian-J nflgy“ ‘,‘:“§,npc1;”“f)‘;,i.sli0ii, ex- Colin, Miller, Geo, s,

_ I“ a _ , l I {flllnifl-fl‘. K. 0., iMacNutt iind others ‘ ' ‘ ' f Eng church orgunlzutions were dis-

\

U. S. ‘Troops Arrive iqipe weather‘ Em From GiB-Fllliiiiyi - ..

(Special to The Guardian.)

H~\'\".\.\x\'.\ii, (in. ii‘--lv .\~- I'll" 'i"l|il.-\"].‘l)'|‘i isr, ;,\lii-iiii.i ‘-.llll the lliiictl $lzitc< lrilupu lIi "iii uerlllilny .irri\i.-d at iiuttllllltillu" ilurc lit noon.

O §&-O-O'§¢I~Q-O-O4 ‘

iCondensed ' Specials;

l‘: or over. or over. . "Ill- Oroupl o!

spill‘

per ' 1;"; 32:“: o;srd

'- l . title's» n, mhwhhlio Mr ‘fit aisgggii: 1:: one u ' inrmq m‘ ‘m’ °‘ "~ Fwd“ R09“ - P910111 Rates "m" ‘a’ "21? W u ‘gltuftlm wanna. at one: 59° 9g‘: ‘FOR eALs-nwo SLEIGI-i gill»!!- Anrly "retai- ci-aig, 30 IBNIPO Si. Feby, gppd

FPOILONFIO , Feb. fir-Maritime southwest to west u-lilds rilir aud milder.

—--¢——-------.-. "l-“T-"altt THII cn-v MONDAY

overcome by gas fumes when the Gas valve Consumers Gail Com~ pony blew up tlrls afternoon badly ilciuaglllg and wrecking buildings.

the provincial elected in Rich-

mond Counby died of plwllllwili" Sllorbroolte

‘this morning in the

The correspondent learns Russia will defend herself if attacked bu‘ will take no active part ill a con

cussed. During the meeting solos were rendered by Messrs R. Dlngweii,

council removing largo numbers of

Hospital without having been in- formed of ills victory. llis condi- tion wns considered too crfvcill for him to the informed of tilt- elec- Iinn results.

The eloplosion caused great ex- ulttflllelll near McGee Street. Scores of ‘infill rushed to aid tho trapped -men. iMalry were over- come while attempting rescue.

Civil Service Act to be Discussed in House of Commons

orrnwii, Feb. s~'riio order in

Warships Will Not, Leave Smyra

(special t; The Guardian.)

PARIS, iFeb 8-—The FrPllCll, llr-i ish and tCnnadiall Governlnonts, in reply to the Turkish ultimatum that all warships quit Slllyrno harbor by midnight tonight, order» ed their ships to remain and to dc fend themselves if necessary’ l" case of attack. Tho warship c0111 mandors also were instructed to take any measures ncoizssilry ‘m protect Allied subject-i rcporlfd i0 have been mollilceil by the lurks- Wnreltips can land rescuinfi W!" ice and at their discretion embark

civil servants frolll the jurisdiction of Civil Service itlommlsslon is likely to conic- under firo ill tho House during the present session. Hon R. J. Menion, Conservative Fort William has given notice of u question asking what civil service commissioners signed their names to the recommendation on which this order was based‘.

---<poo~___. Will Form A

foetal-n DBO with iniusl A. n Finder kindly leave at 79 Eus- ton ‘St. 3 3i

HEIRS WANTEDy- OUT HEIRS.

“The temperature nit 0 dolor-i. mfllvllllht was 16 above zero Dur ms Wednesday night the mercury

the entire foreign colony.

Composite Ministry;

‘lict outside her own lerritorl even to aid German worker: should .-l rcvoiiltion develop ‘ll Germany.

Chas. Earle. Rev. Mr.

Mr. Hayward wilich. were wurmly received. A recitation b-y Mr. Geo. Beers of the Post Of- fice staff was also well received and encored.

The evening closed pleasantly with an enjoyable supper given by the ladies of St. Peters congrega- tion, a hearty vote of thanks being tendered the ladies before ail- "d! jourllemertt.

Acquiring Lands for Returned Soldiers‘

(Special to The Guardian.) GUEUHH, Ont, FUlLE-rhll portailt real estate transaction has recently been concluded by which what has been known for o. great many years as the old Sol-by Farm on the Waterloo Road, passes into the hands of Hie Dominion Govern- ment for the purpose of putting re» turned soldiers on the land. it Islam leadmg meme n of the pro. "Yldmfllfllld "i"! "Pam's havefession as guests of honor the been obtained on some 35 notes Dominion mud Surveyor“ Assad. belollsin-s i0 ‘MP- ("FY39 ‘Mclumw ation in convention here gathered or ailjoining the Sorby Place as m‘. luncheon at “m Chateau well its on ii small section to tho Lauryn“

Fit" .2’ ..’.‘.;I’.?.’i’.“."“‘ ‘°T‘.‘.f.‘?“.§‘.°.; ' New York Exchange Rates

some 320 acres ill the Sorhy, or Noon exchange cables in New

Dominion Surveyors Hold Luncheon

OTTAWA, ‘Feb 8——Witb Home 0f

Billvtogb iilrnl, ilild it is understood that the purchase price was close to $30,000.

hud been down to 2 below illlll u: (special to The Guardlsit.) , .

filglrgiufltlfi ggumléfllalifinl ‘ti: lrflbtxl. yesterday it reglslcrel 1 “MliqlbwU-Itfiziifiartustrttiie, Feb. 8 Son Born To York Feb. 2- 2 ~_ - . r. ttan ey . ce. t. e prospcc- ' _ Sterling ..4.d7. 4 con gay‘? lallfllt 01f Elbe w . unlélifih tide this afternoon M. 4.41 tivc premier in eumession to Mr. Prlncess Mary R e From Russla French Franc . 0.36 " h“ 0V llslflllfl. re- tomorrow morning ut 6.14. W. M. flushes announced today -——- y _ ltillisn Lira .. 4.83 ‘ ohms at" fills-lid un- gun sets this afternoon at 5.18 that the negotiations between him- (spasm to The Guardian.) ~—— Dutch Guilder .. 39.65 " as d o divides lilt included. M rises tomorrow morning it! sell’ and -Dr. lmrle Page, leader of gunman, Feb 8~¢lt wits iin- (special to The Guardian.) , 136mm“, Mark __ (i030 " ‘ n "n. mu" m“ at m“ and 710' m“ “mmtry “"73 33"" ruulmd "it bounced that at Filcsterflclti AlMitrfl-IRDAM. Fob 8-infnrnlu- ("ilnnda . . . . . ..: . . . . .. 98.685 “ fit , k by return mail. Inter- NGW B10011 Thllfillsy. Feb- lfilh. a satisfactory arrangement for the M01193 the residence of Viscount tion reached here tbati".QermnHY,Ai-gcnt.ine Gold Peso . an» " ma: - cm“ 41m?’ DEM 421' M 8'07 n‘ m‘ fwmwml "t 5 Wmlloslte 1\l\nlSlI‘Y,Rl1fl Visoountoss Lascelles Prin- has purchased 2.100.000 bushels of] Japanese Yon . 48.40 "' ~ VFV- P!» "e8- A- enumerates .t.ide.el3h-te6n miiiu- drawn from us, Nntlonallat Llber- cdse Mary um a m. hud been rye mini fR/ussia ‘IOI’ immediate iieisiisngliai Tael .. v1.2a '- , I tes later than Uliulotcslowii. {ll and Country pqr ' M,“ u, "w", ll ‘indies Rupee 31.00 "

Malone]

WlASHINGiIDN, ibb. 8. -\R0»

8.— Princess ‘ in Congress form

LJONlDON, ' Féb. celles pllblltllfl. leaded;

Mary wife of Viscount Les gives birth to son. first grand of King George and Queen Mary.

settlement plan rornially.;ubmitted' -——-— iby Prosidcnt__}t_l}\§;p-r, K: “W. niiolsnoauiimoi ren- Sw-Lieutetr’ ‘ ~ ' ., ant Walter Hinton, American avla- ISAN FHA. l, rite... 3 _ itor arrived here today, completing New steamship route ope ,. ,, lhls seaplane flight from New York Alustnalian despatch line which w ll to Rio Janeiro. connect ports of Pacific Coast and i --- Alfirica will be begun March fif- i DOS ANGELEIS, Feb. 8.- Cap- teenth when steamer Atlantic city tein Alfred Walton Hinds, com- sells from San Francisco. illanding battleship New York has ’ ——--

been named marine Superintend- SOFIA, Bulgaria, Feb, 8.— Ad- ent of Panama Canal . . . . . . . . . . ., vices from frontier declare the ac- tivity of Irregular band in Thrace ‘s on. increase and that several Greek military posts along Marius

COBLEINZ.“ Feb. 8.-— French illi-

b it‘ i‘ Rub slv peoifi er- ._ deg i? {#1 on he fps: anycqe... and in filial-for were attacked. mans caught in acts of railroad?

lDOiNlDON, lliielzi. Sw-ICoIIsta-ntiln- "ills dsspfltch to Exchange Tulle- NORIPOLK, Feb. 8.— Steamship Rrollh says French cruiser Ernest

Gl n White, went aground-off na ‘WM W" i" collision with en valp base while bound out of her- Amerleen torpedo boat destroyer hm, for 305m" Wm, ‘moo tom o; lr. Turkish waters. American boat ma]. i.‘ ,Wss damaged but Franc warship