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(Spldial th The Guardian.

BERLIN, Jan. 8.—-<'Fifteen hun- dred fresh French troops arrived at Dusseldorf. yesterday and de- manded accommodations lhc May- or the city notified the. govern- ment today.

Three hunlveli automobiles wre conlmandeerod by the troops, tw: al-hools and part of the Bureau of I-‘lnauco were demanded as quar- ‘era f(' {lire-c hundlred offlcors, til: IVI-‘Lvilr rUp|rfe(]_

The tmvr is in a state of cxciie- lnerlt. Tanks and cavalry patrol the streets. German officials be- lieve troops will be sent forward to Eel-en immediately.

‘PIAIIUIS. Jan. 8.—fl‘he occupa-

Mani’; Advice wane a olnnlu on the [ill- Ill n: don't hen

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Possession of Thursday.

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Has Gone Forward an and Belgian Offic- eduled to be Taken

Italian engineers and territory ex- ports will accompany the French, ibu‘. only the Belgians, it is under- aloodl will contribute to the force of occupation.

COBLENZ Jan 8——l<‘r-cncn troops were on ‘the luarch toilay. En- gineers anal a detachment of rall- way workers drove gone to Essen first city seize-dc as France takes steps to enforce reparations pay- nlenis. _

T-wo regiimenits. one of artillery. one of ‘infantry have been ordered forward- from Epinui.

PA-ltil-S, Jan 8~I<‘ollou"ing a cab- inet mere-ling todiay Prcmicr Poin care- deniod rumors printed ‘Ill Communist newspaper as Ln mobil ization. "l wi-l-i not mobllfza u

tion of Essen by a small French force accompanying engineers and tiustomlL/lfficers is now slated for Thursday morning. it was stated on good authority today. Belgian and

Escape From Ger

’l‘he thrilling escape of Capt. D. J. MaclDonald from a German submarine wih-ich has come to light makes mos-i interesting reading andl is well worthy of svca-vlng irz-to a war novel. in fact. mtury- less dramatic inclienta have been evolved in the fertile brains of wanstory writers.

Capt. MacDonald is a native of Prince Edward Island- and hi8 home is in Caxvligan‘ Bridge. Dur- ing the war he was Captain of tlhla sclroonerdohn G..Wl1tB1'I The)’ ‘were in “l6 (ltanger pious on‘ More)‘ ;.~._.-.-_- so .1 ca. 1!. 1'14 3'" f“ 1"‘

of those later?” type of long wick- odl looking German submarines, Iallriy- bristling with -guns fora and aft, suddenly bobbed: up to the llurf-uce within a few hundred" feet of us. She fired a couple of shots close enough across our bows lo minke it advsa-blo to heave» too and: await their pleasure.

"The commander of the submar- ine was rowed over to our vessel in a. collapsible dory. and came on board». He tolid me to prepare to abandon the ship and his men be- gan placing bombs in the hold. That captain was really n most unpleasant person and I took a Violent dislike to him. ‘Dldnlt like the color of his hair or eyes. or anyIt-hing‘. He gave h-ls orders for sinking the lllrl-p and -tlll’ning to ma he said quite unpleasant-ll’. "And as foil you. my man, I think a little: trip to Germany will be good for you.‘ ~80 he takes ma back no the submarine with him. My men, were In boats by this limo, while his dories were

takdng the provisions and all ing worth conflscating, from the vessel.

"I was standing on the deck of his pirate boat watching my mcn pulling off in their’ boats. when the oopltlfn ordered me Into the

conning tower and to go below. l didn't bike idle ‘way he said. it i1 1111 g-‘so nasty andi all; so I took a

‘chance. and gave him the weight

._ of my fat right under the ear. Ho

‘pwent down wlth a decided bump =on the deck, and fboard. coming up a long way from the submarine. ll doubled back un- der water and came up under the bow of the aubmarinlrs dory with Just my nose out of water.

"There was some row on board that submarine believe mo. M111 bullets flew around prumiscuously One of the bullets lodged in my knee and‘ anocben cut away my watch chain from my Docket. B0 you can get an idea of how close a call I had.

l was not cruising that mint at nil and was letliim’ W" =1 y"; a, ,1 gmlld. without very much chance of making a safe escape- The submarine then began to turn its attention. on our boats and “Phil! looked bad», Just how mat-

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angle 841N019? or raiizvayman." Poincare declared in answer to ncporla that additional men would be cal-led to the colors.

man Submarine Peril

have ended I hate to guess. had not the sm0ke o1 d British d-estroy-cr nlade itself ap- parent and suggested. to that Ger- ma“ pirate. the advisability of making himself scarce.

"The destroyer picked us all uli in safety but that dldn‘t give me back the John G. Walters which the most unpleasant German Cal)‘ tain sank."

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Bankers To Confer .. Ondiital Questions

NEW YORK. Jan '8.-—United

States and (ianudian bunkers will meal. in conference in Moiilrefli February l5 to discuss business, banking and other economic ques- iflgng of common interest to 411': Dominion and the Ilnitcd 31111011. Announcement of the meeting was made yesterday lby the American Barllkersfukssociuvtion-l wilicii 11w! appointed a committee on Cana- dian relations to confer wilh a similar committee on Alncrican relations appointed by the (‘ann- dian Bankers Association. T1111 Canadian committee is headed 11y Sir ‘Frederick Williams-Toy")?- presldent of ‘the Canadian Bankers Association and general manager of the Bank of Montreal. 1110 members of the committee aro:— IA .E Neill. general manager 0! 111° Royall Bank of lCanuda, Montreal; E C Pratt. general manager <1! 1119 Molsons Bank. Montreal; H Richardson, general manager oi the Bank of Nov-a ‘Scotia, Toronto ‘Sir John Aird, general manager <11 the Canadian Bunk of Coiiliilcrflfl- Toronto and C A ‘Bogart, gciievfll manager of the Dominion Bunk. Toronto. David Il Forgan, president of lilo National] City Bank of Chicago. is chairman of the American commit- tee.

Irish- Make Move For Peace

DUBLIN. Jan 8.-—lN.i.neteen clubs were represented alt the -S'inn Fein convention hdld at Mansion House today. ‘The convention unu-ni- moualy decided to support 111° 1'9’ quest of its executive committee for the resummoning of the 5111101111 congress of Gian Feinars which ratified the Collins-De Valera pact of last lvlay. The following anneal to the ‘Irish people also wnl-l un- animousfiy approved:

“The Blnn Fain in Dublin. con- scious of fits duty to the Mother- iand/haa taken steps to secure an honorable peace, we have set our selves to a difficult task. We are mindful of. the pitfalls ahead. 11111 behaving in the firm desire for and the will to peace in the hearts and heads of all Gaels. we 11168111 0111' Work high In hope for its success- Jud completion."

Mrsfiiihompson Has Chance For Life

IJONDGN. Jln 8—'l‘he P1011111 Secretary has promised to consid- er a postponement of the execution of In. Edith Thompson in consa- quenoe of" certain flute submitted to him today by Mrl. Thompson's

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Auditor General Died In Ottawa

(Special 2b The Guardian. DAWIA, Jun. $.-~\Mfl]. D. Sutherland, Auditor General for the Dominion of (tnuadu died 11018 today after an lint-us of several weeks.

Plan ' New Campaign For Immigration

(LONDON, Jan. 8.—A conference of Canadian Immigration Agents of Great Britain was held at tlln ‘lmmignation Department offices hero. and there was l1 meeting of the steamship companies repre- sentatives with Obed Smith, Do~ million Commissioner of Iznlnigra- tion. and the AgentsoGeneral, of the various provinces. These nicot- ings are part of the process of or- ganizing the new immigration campaign which will be carried on as a result of the ch-ange in the policy oi‘ tho Canadian Govern- ment. . . . . ..

___.._..>_____. Daughters 0f Empire ‘The Royal Edward Chapter held its regular monthly meeting at the Navy League Building yesterriav FMOfldlly) afternoon. Mrs Mc- Cready in the chair. Prcpallalions were made for the annual meni- ing to be held next month. Nom- inations of officers for the lug year were posted to be elec- ted at _i.he annual meeting. Colu-

mittees wors appointed io make arrangements for the sewing

oral new members were proposed and elected to fill the vacancies that had occurred caused bv the

etc. A petition to continue Red Cross work on behalf of th= Child's Welfare in this Provinm was signed by the members ent. and is at the room for the ab- sentees to sign whenever conven- ient. . . . . . . .. . . . . . ..

May 17th was assigned as tho dale for the lecture to be given 1w Rev. ‘Basil King if, convenient to his itinerary, Tim a. Women's Excilanlzié and a film were incidentally mentioned lo b". more fully discussed lair-r,

“Wound” Herself To Bottom Of Bay

DIGIBY, N. S. Jan 8.-— The guac- line fishing boat of George

self to the bottom of the Buy of Fundy on Saturday when her ecu! 10D drag, operated by a gasoline Engine. caught on the bootonl and‘ the boat

was hauled stern first downwards. ~ lI-Ier occupants, George Rudolph and Fred Tebo

were left in ithe water and were rescued about =twionty min-ates lat- cr by Vernon ‘Bent. of Dlgby, whn chanced to be fishing nearby.

Tile two men were dragging about two miles off Digby Gut whcll the accident occurred. Tho boat went Immediately on end, and undcr tho water before its oc- cupants could out the winding wire of the drag.

London Pessimism Is More Intense

‘LONDOIN. Jim. 8——The hostile re- ception which France and the other Allied Powers give the Brit- ish pian for solution oi‘ the repar- ation problem and inter-Allied ill- debtedness accentuates the pessim- ism here tongbt as to the final out. come of the Paris conference.

A break and subsequent French "@110" 881111111 iflerfnnnv. lt is felt. would also stiffen the Turkish atti- tude at Lausanne and might make it impossible to reach agreement there. There are reports today that the Greeks are strengthening their position! in Thrace in fear that the Turks may take the offen- sive there.

The Greeks (ilalm that they can take and hold Thrace. as for as Chatafja and some military 9x. perts. in London agree. for the Greek forces there are largo and near their hue of suppIiol-l. How- ever. ihe idea the Greeks might take the offensive. unless provok- ed is scouted. .

which will begin on the 15th. Sev-

aubjccts gfl

Rudolph, 0f Nowolltoll. ‘Silcrburrlo,

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HovliETs HOLD ANTI-RELIGIOU iLAND THREATENED av FL POINEMENT OF DEATH SEN sou. BRITdSH, NEMPLOY "rlorcs. PA'58ENGE'R8 RESC LINE-IR. sovl-Ers INVITE m IZE ARMY.

MCSCIMV, Jan. 8.~Soviets hold

mocking Deity and Heaven, in cele- bration of Russian Christmas. BOSTON. Jan. Sr-Cdrdilli-ll Oc- collnel (lcciared thatworld is rush- ing to destruction under false doc- trines of communism and socialism. umnou. Jan. im-ami-m-ployeu stage huge demonstration

parts oi‘ ‘England.

“PORTLAND Jan. 8.— Flood waters drew a closer condon about this city today two river's contin- ued to rise from recent cloud- bursts.

|American railroad steamer carry- Ting Congressional party from folk.

l INEW YORK, Jan. 8.——Druln of .250 fathoms of steel cable breaks

‘storm e-‘lter-ing killing 21 of crew.

forecastle and

removal from the Province, illness] SYDNEY, N/S.W., Jon. S-Sea-m the men's strike which began three ti

(months ago after wage dispute has ‘ended and there is a general re-

pfeS-ii-IIIIIIDIIOII of activity on ‘the wuter- wits. mwnl experts

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| IPARdSS, Jan. '8.—<Ha'roId F. Mc- ,Corlnick, Chicago nlillionaire hall- iiily operated upon for acute at- itack of appendicitis at his kg: last night reported 0n rondw; i- covery today.

I WASHINGTON, Jan. S.—~Af first isosslon of joint confervvlci- of Brit- lish and American Debt (lonlmis- nions. Great Britain's rcprescnta~ lives snid they wanted fair busi- ness settlement of her fivc billion dollar war debt to IllS. or such tnrnls as would produce least pos- sible disturbance ill trade rela- tions or two countries.

MIAMI, Fla.. Jun. 8.»-'i‘l:c 321i passengers aboard German 'I‘rnns-1 Atlantic liner Ilolsatiu wilicll went-la fllrflufld near Carrysfort reef, 3'.‘- miles south of here yesterday were' rescued 'by French liner De Losaiie and lEaperanzo. and are expected to reach ‘Havana. today. Stranded vessel reported resting cosy and

CSIIMMIHIZEII IN iililii

(BY OUR OWN WIRELESS.)

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Ilerc. qilllldlllg 200 like meetings in other

HAVANA, Cuban Jan. 7.7- Pan-

loose 0n freighter Valacia during Klllfls reverse

IIIESI NEWS

S DEMQNSTFIATIONS. PORT- OOD. WILL CONSIDER POST- TENCE OF M/RS. EDITH THOMP- ED HOLD HUGE DEMONSTRA- UElD FROM WRECK-ED GERMAN ARiSHAL JOFFRE TO RE-ORGAN-

DOS A-NGELEfS, Jan. 8.—~Gar-

anti-religious (ICIIIOIISI-‘TIJIZIOIIS 1191'!) ficlli A. Viluod, Detroit establishes‘.

new salt water record for Dual lllolors in speed trial Miss Amcri a ‘first, averaged 43 miles an hour.

8.—lSovict govern- ment invite Marshal Joffre and ‘Frcucil commission to reorganize Ivlted ArnlyfMatin newspaper nn- bounces.

iPAItlS, Jan.

I. lVAlSIl-INIGTON, Jon. 8.——Pnlice lllorc lbolicvc bootleggrers getting 'IIl(.'Il‘ supplies from ‘Syllillcfllf-ES and filllIlill-‘HIPS bolici’ based on evi- dence found in recent raids in pro-

lmlnont apartment houses here.

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Turks Must Sign Or Take Consequences

[Spficial to The Guardian. LONDON, Jan. 8.-—-_A draft of .lile Near East ‘fruaty will be pre- Sciiled to the Turks at Luusauno wllhin a fortmrlf: It was safi! in cifficiul circles- todalflffllo Turks will be told I0 sign the Lluclllntfll M‘ to tear it in pzoces alll take ihc (JOHSEQIIGIJCGSI.

Fielding And La Pointe Leave For Home

(Special 0o The Guardian.

LONDON, Jan 8——'l‘he Canadian federal nlillfls-ters, iHon. W. S. Field 1m: and I-lon Ernest haiPolute who Iluvc been in- Europe for weeks l-ll-i-cfly’ in connection with the no- gotiarion ni’ now turadic ilgreelncnls SillICd from Southampton last cvcniing for home on the While Star Liner Pittsburg.

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Japanese Steamer Calls For Assistance

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WASIMINGTON, Jon. 8.;- Bili to prohibit entirely inlmigration to US. introduced in house by Ru- lllrcsontative lSanders, Deulocrat, "cxzls.

vr-nru- Canal Zone arrives enroute to Nor-l

ILAUISANNE. Jan. 8.—R-l.lhr ses- isiou Near East pal-fey lluscs to agree to any settlement of Dnrdanelles problem unless dole- attitude towards Soviet representatives.

WAISHIINGTON, Jan. 8.— Limi-

on by Washington German treat- ies will change competition among ‘V0111! ImWers froln dollars to believe prob lenl of perfection ‘best.

WASHINGTON, Jon. fik-Anothcr _m0ve may be blade soon by San- tutor Box-ah Republican of ladho to ‘secure Senate's ocnsideration nf ‘DPDXPDSIQLTUIC 17.5; "calling an (ml-m. mule conference to discuss Euro. |pcnn reparations and other prob. ‘lems . . . . . ..

‘LONDON. Jun. 8.--<H0mo Secre- ltary promises to consider postpone mcnt w hanging of Mrs, Edm. flfllompson, SffIlvdllIélil for tomorrow 1m‘ ¢°111‘l11101ly in murder of lie-r husband on presenting of cgflnin _facts by her attorney. Fredrick By. iwaiers who murdered her husband [Will hang tomorrow.

‘dies, on the ltrip from Yokonlama

tlons imposed on navy construe-I

WIAISHINGTON, Jun. iL-dmmed-

te funds for purchase of

air-

efforts to be made m rofloat w. Air Service in an Wrecking rug Relief standing by. IWashington.

plane to replace deteriorated alr- |craft training of an adequate en, [listed personnel and for the com- jmisslonin lmore off

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Patrick, Chief of Army

nual report to

Four Perished In Winnipeg Fire

‘VWINNIPEG. Jan. S.—Four mom- bers of the family nf Wilford E. Sllarrnlt loat their livr-s in a firm- wbich ticstroycvl their 1101110 hurt‘- early today.

lscnrcil of the ruins today "l" vealed the cllarrérl bodies of Mrs. Sharratt, the baby and little Mar- garet, just Inside an outer door- way which had been llarricaded| for the winter. The body of Era-I est was found nonr the main cxit.

Tho Sharrntt family IIVC1I ovcrn littlo confectionery store. ‘fbey were awakened from sleep to see flames and smoke issuing from 11 hot nlr register. Mr. Shurrntl rush- ed down the stairway to investi- gate and when he openr-il tiil- 1100i‘ into the store there was a burst 0! flame which enveloped tho stair- case and cut off alike tile way "1 escape for his wife and children and the path of his own return to their assistance. Ho went to an outside window and called to his wife to Jump. but there was no re- sponse. When neighbors and fire- men got to the scene the Whole in- terior of the building was n mass of flames and rescue of the family impossible. .. Gharratt. a salesman, served wit the Royal Army Medical (T011118 during the war and was married in England before he came to Winnl peg three years ago.

Financial quarters here strongly support iMr. Boner Law's repara- tions proposals. The ‘Manchester 111111111111 quote: c. Birch Crisp, 011B 01 1110 oountryh iforemoet au- thorities on international 16am, no uaying- g " I "T1111 Dian II the but that In: Pet been brought to my notice. To'

to fore- Germnn |

ohedow resumption of‘ bunineu activity." -

iToronto Girl Fooled By New York Burglar

NEW YOlbK, Jun SNB-gman] Swot-my; ‘J6. of 143 West 43m Stroll, Manhattan, was locked up ill Yonkllrs today, charged. with living i110 mysterious elusive "Sha dow ilillrifilu-r," who looted several fashionable 1101110!‘ in South Yon- ors of $6.000 worth of articles. A young woman. iM-iss Catherine Fair-y, whose parents live ill Tor- onlo. Cimadio. ‘will arrested as .o mutcrinl nviincss, and was iibcrat- ed. but Sweeney was hold in $25,- 000 bail for the grand jury.

'I‘llr burglar took $2.000 worth nf bonds frnm the home of John Slack. ‘.51 Livingston Avenue. Miss Fwoy, n. pretty girl of twenty, who rooms at number 143 West 43rd Slrect. Manhattan. called at the Slack home to return the IlonrI-sv and the Stack family noti- firll. tile poilico. Tho g‘rl told 0811- fniln Olhiara that Sweeney gave her the bonds to return, saying if she brought. them back and said aha found them she 111113111 ohtfln a reward». She say! Sweeney 101d her a friend of his stole the bonds and as Ms conscience troubled Mm, be wisimdl to send them back.

lgmppm. O'M'ara alleges that Sweeney has adilnltted stealth! the bnnds- and that he 2x11181116‘! M"... p01” plljyefl an innocent part.

Iiunml Notice

The funeral of the late A- J. Blffin will take place tb- doy (Tuesday), the 9th inn, 4mm hie late residence 14 Prime 80., CIHIIOGO com- mencing l! 2 p. m. ‘Rev. Mr. Raymond officiating. Inter- mOM to Pioplfle Cemetery‘.

‘Argentine Gold Pelo.. 86.10

Noon exchanle cables in New York Jan. 8:— Sterling ... . . . . . . . . . .4.84.€2 cents French Franc . . . . . . . 6:83 " Italian Lira .. . . . . . . . . 5.98 Dutch Guilder .. . . . . . 89.60 German Mark - Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . .00.6.8l

Japanese Yen

Innate!

Indian Rupee . . . . Bar Oliver

(MARSH-DUES, Jan 8. —'l‘h1.- dtadio Station here reported last uiglnt that Japanese steamer Dakar Maru has sent a wireless call for assistance after a collision.

The Dakar Mnru, 4.384 tons, was ,last reported on November 23, as arriving at Bntavia, Dutch East In-

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Condemnation Oi Press Enterprise

LONDON, Jan S-Cerioin criter- lplIse-s 0f the ultra sensational

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