The Quebec chronicle, 18 février 1919, mardi 18 février 1919

[" WEATHER FORECAST: ° FAIR AND MODERATE.HA The Quebec Chronicle RUSTY Minimum, 12; Maximum, 20, - Palrenized by HRM.pre the Duke of Consanyti Four New CALIPORNIA FANCY WALNUTS, pec Ib.sarsscnc00s 00 each.ansuncossicns0c0u000.4S BLOATER PASTE, 8-05, each.È ANCHOVY PASTE, 2-05 jar, GUAVA JELLY, 8-03 jars, each Specialities A.GRENIER Plhonce 1247-1248, 96 and 96 ST.JOHN STREET Food Control License, No.83-9343.\u2014rr ES GERMANY SIGNS NEW ARMISTICE UNDER PROTEST TWO NOES HANDED MARSHALL FOCH BY ERZBERGER AT TPRVES.Paris, February 17-\u2014Marshal Foch this afternoon informed the Swpreme] Couneil of the acceptance by the Germans of the conditions for a renewal of the armistice The official statement on the meeting of the Supreme War Council ite Supe War Couneit met today at he Qu! D'Ormy from 3:00 té o'clask, om.Marshal Foch informed the Minirie:z of the Allied and Assec'ated | \u201c1< ut the accep- tence by the Germans of the condi- ton war uf tie armistice, nee ting will take place wk pm, when te,cgation wilt be heard.\u201d 1.Twa notes were a Fach y Mathias tue renewal of the up at Treves.+ ihe employment \u201crantile rcarine for ainle the ather was n'nedt several requests ingle the release of German prisoners and the sivimtenaner of eco- Ponte intercom between wifl oicupiey Lerman territories.German Accouns.Copenhagen.veu.17- The renews! fente vit othe armistice wa signed at 4:30, o'clock Sunday evening in Marshal Foch's private.car, according to à \u201csalon reecisen@here irom Treves.The fouvwiu de: atc from Weithar uives the German account of 11\u20ac siguimg of the acmistice renewal: \"The (Government instrected Herr jrrenerger te ain tue armistice, but before ing so uv.hand to Marshal Voch à veritien aatement declaring that the fering: Government was aware of tue Ler consequences in- valved in either signing or rejecting the agreement.\u201cInstructing its delegates to sign, lt does se with the convietion that the Allied snd Associated Governments are vndravoring to restore peace to the world Full Acceptance.London, February 17\u2014The German Cabinet discussed the armistice terms from 10.20 o'clork Sunday morning enti 100 w'clack in the afternoon.when an effort wa.made to sum- son the Nationa, Assembly to decide upen the answer avocrding te an Exchange Telegrapi despateh from Copenhagen It was found impossible to summon she Assembly, it is vdded.und after à conference with the pasty lenders it was decided to #ECOp, the terms unconditionally, VOTE TO CONTINUE \\ SEATTLE STRIKE Seaitie, Wu, February 17.\u2014At the end of 3 morning session the \u20ac ery toce committee of the Seattle eta} des\" Conncil announced at noon today that 4 had decided to continue the trike involving approximately 2.009 atrik'itg metal trades worker in shipyards ang contract shops here Germany | TE or me bate ee CIBNET SHUFFLE IN SASKATCHEWAN RE-ARRANGEMENT OF PORTFOLIOS APPECTS MARTIN, DUNNING AND KNOWLES, Regina, Sask, Feb.17\u2014Re-arrange- ment of the portfolios in the Saskatchewan Cabinet was completed late Saturday afternoon, when the .ministers were sworn in by His Honor Liegtenant-Governor Sir Richard Lake, as follows: William M.Martin.President of the Executive Council, Min ster of Education and Minister of Railways.Hon.A.Turgeon, -Attorney-Gen- eral.Hon.A.P.McNab, Minister of Public Works.Hon.C.A.Langley, Minister oi Municipal Affairs.Hon.Chas.A Dunning, Minister of Agriculture and Provincial Treasurer.Hon.W.J.Latta, Minister ou! H'ghways.Hon.W.S.Knowles.Minister of Telephones ho Provincial Secretary.The portfolios of Hou.A.Turgeon.! A.P.McNab, G.A.Langley, and W.J.latta, remain unchanged, the rearrangement affecting Honorables W'.| Martin, Dunning and Knowles, RESUMES POSITION Captain Lindsay returning to Quebec as Superintendent of Pilotagepilotage at Quebec with jurisdiction ever the Montreal and Quehec dis-' tricts.Shortly after the outbreak of | war, Captain Lindsay was transferred | at the request of the Militia Depart ment for duty in connection with the transport svstem.That duty Cartain Lindsay continued to direharge unti! relieve hy the Militia Depart: ment a short time ago, after he wae directed hy the Departments of Marine to adjust some matters of pilotage consequent upon the rt of the Royal Commision that inquired into pilotage matters at Halifax.Lt is now proposed that he shall re- tern to Quebec to resume his position as superintendent of pilots there.CANADA 18 NOW CROSSING ATLANTIC Ottawa.Ont, February 17 \u2014 The Militia Department has received word that the transport Canada with 1,353 Canadian troops on board.is now on her way across the Atlantic and will.probably reach Hlifax about February 25.The classifications of those on board from Quebec district is as follows: 1 Officer, 2 cadets, 13 other ranks.CREW WON'T CARRY ! AFRICAN NATIONALISTS | Capetown, South Africa, Feb.17\u2014 (Canadian Press despatch from Reuter's Limited)-\u2014~The crew of the Durham Castle confirmed tonight the re- - solution not to sail with the deputation of Nationalist Party who desire | to gg to Rurope to plead the cause | of a South African Republic.| OUR NEW OFFICES We take pleasure in informing our clients thet we have now I! moved our new offices to the new snd spacious building previously j nccupied by the Bank of British North America.We sre prepared to handle all orders for investments in mani.cipal debentures.Ou tulphone numbers ar; 0832, 6533, 6834, MUNICIPAL DEBENTURE 124 St, Peter Street.Quebec, Ask for our list of February CS AS \u2014 ame i CORPORATION, LIMITED, 1 Place d'Armes, pterriite sult of thie spire, things which would referred in particular to \u2018he voneerya- \u201cUne of wild h° ris was a grent fo- \u201card cten alors lines of conserva.- tion s Fan Teo Metin Chairfran \u201c the e mm?sion, opener, refereed with erent |.very [eer ris Pres 187 WU Laur'e- | The Commiscian of Cor servatio 1.he sait, had Loen ane of Sir WW , orahle W.2:00 aan.today.{lendevon at London from Maliax, QUEBEC, COMMISSION OF CONSERVATION'S ANNUAL MEETING RESIGNATION .OP .8IR .CLIF-; FORD SIFTON AS CHAIRMAN NOW EFFECTIVE \u2018 17,\u2014The tsnth Commission cover ; OQuawa, Ont.Febannual meeting of the on Conservation, which will three days.opened this morning an address of welcome by Hun.M tin Burrill, Acting Premiss i Sr; Thomas White.who was to have ad-: be | not indisposi.dresesd the meeting could present owing to a slight tion.The chair was occupied oy Senator W.C.Edwards, in the ab- ence of Sir Clifford S'fton.Cahiemqu f the Commission, who resigned some weeks aro hut whose resigna-, tion hus net vet heen formally accepted.\u2018Mr.Burril! à in opening his re- ; marke, referred to he colossal steno } We which the world has just emerge t from and which had heeit the cause o* vaste in material and man-° power, The thousht of this, was he Said.aimoiet anpalinz Cf 1 cers nae accompanied by the nther thought ithe war had alto developed a «pirit of saving and conservation which was little short of marvellous.As a re.lave formerly Seen threwn upon the scrap hear ar useless, wee saved and used, The wrrl of the Cunssv ation mission, end M-, Burrell, was à latte ane affecting, as ir dit fa-< af the vhole country He as cxempliced Hi and pet ideas mh rent bores nat fe- hanquet in the evening at the Union Club by the Board of Trade, at which tb KR.B.Emerson, President of the Board, R.T.Hays.Mayor of St.John, Premier Foster of New Brunsw'ck and P.Venct, Provincial Mine ister of Public Works.The Mayor sad that as the city was performing + national work in handling soktiers through the excellence of sh\u2019 pping vilites it was ent'tled to greater recognition at the hands of the Federal i Government, Mr, Foster took exception to the ia:xe amount of money spent nn from which New Brunswick hadi not profited.He held that the Domin'on ;was lke a business corporation and Tin any great expenditures all share.kelders should profit.The Premier drew attention to the great and rich coal.iron and oil shale feposits that only awaited deevinpment and which sion! he developed for the benefit of the enunt-y during the reconstruction per'od, ; The Weather Toronto.February 171\u2014Snow flurr- rice have occurred in the Lake region and in some sections of the Western l'ruvinces, while from the Ottawa Valley eastward the weather has been Fair.Nocther!y winds: fair and becoming evaes te rolder.Ottawa Valley and River St La\" rence: North and northwest windaz fai< and moderately cold, and North Shore: Westerly to northwest winds: fair.stationary - er nn little lower temperature.i Maritime , Provinces: Fresh to strong northwest winds; fair, station.fake Superior District: Northerly winds: fair.somewhat colder.! Manitoba: Northerly winds, most Iy fair and colder: local snowfafls | Saskatchewan: Local snow flur-iee; Social and Personal .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2 Latest Telegraphic aud Cadle News .cecc00000000s .; Editorial: Press Comment .4 1 In And About Town .\u201ceen a latest Sporting News .¢ = Of Interest to omen .19 Officiat Minutes of City Couseil\u2026 \u2019 == Vers B.Collins at Fayall from At.John, N.B.; Schooner ¥.C.Locke hart at Vineyard Haven from Santos, Brazil, for 8t.John, N.B.; Wee Beach st Falmouth from Haïléex, N 8.; Marsington at Loudon frém a Joha, N investpents.ber of the Legislative Assembly for the County of Rouville.and was sixty vears of age.| SMOKE: MACDONALD'S INDEX\" At The Theatres .Shipping News .Financial and Conmmereial News.Correspondence; Reminiscences of the Past evo ssescoccr 38 gd Ammen ns 1E-B9 8-57 DISCHARGE WORK Tg, 1S INVESTIGATED | ! For Spring Wear The simpler the style the truer must be the lines and only a few designers have that gift Light appearing Fur Stoles, Capes und Coatees require moat exacting care in the designing and assembling, We are particularly strong in the quiet snug, trim little Fur Capes and Coats that are elegant without being ostentatious.Mole, Hudson Seal and Beaver are the predominant furs for smart Spring wear.Our advertising is intensely personal.Through &, we &y 0 express the methods and ethics of the Store.Holt: Rafoor 6.Before Taking Stock WE INTEND PUTTING ON CHEAP SALES.This week : PRAYER BOOKS, French und English.JOHN E.\"WALSH'S Regd.QUEBEC \u201cnr 11 -ST.JOHN STRERT 2 A Pair of Sun Classes will protect your eye: from the harmful rays of the glaring sun.Prices range from 9d Oculist's prescriniiois carefully ¢ t nded te.NS G.SEIFERT & & Diamond Merchants Opposits City Ha\u201c 16 Fabrique St.LO BREST EUR A -FIRE BRICK and FIRE CLAYS q » .Scotch and American Large stock on hand for imm>itate delivery \u201cThe Building Material House\u201d PRUNEAU & CO.148 ST.PETER STREET, QUEBE° THE LATEST From Queen Fashion's Paris Court The eld-tinue \u2018estod rem ser Slory ovedder tant?(noussnds of users throughout Cansds.Sold for Wr.& box and io be bed aimes saywbere Tee Sete Comund acces Te § TENE § | ! i sentenees for their demonstrations \u2018eit Washington on the special.The meeting of the allied Red C-uss Soc eties aud the Ked Cros rluns for the trausfer of the .fiorts vi sich activites as child well *ubiie beath, the ight against \u2018ui cutor\u2019s end tia: auscaence of vie of the war.These reports will be consiered by an internatonal con.\u2018e-nee of Red Cross delegation, which itt» proposed ta summon t¢ meet Tere a month after the signature ol W.C.A.anuual meeting, held in the endorsement of the allied Governments.At that me a plan of «tion will he elaborated.A matter which was much discussed at the Deminiopr Couned Y.\"he :reaty of peace, \u2018This meeti-g has Bloor Street Presbyteran Church, Toromo, was the need for properiy orgamzed play.De Margaret Patterson stated ninety per cent.mm the i {:ases that yo through the Juvenile Court originated from peroc'ted play.l Mise Eiizaveth Harcourt, head of the Try them.f i Ï international Committee has decided | 10 invite all committees to report on * vi the organization {row a war to a | veace footing, notably in the disect'on sist IMA, hy Pohte Ladaer Company.Pat's.soaruary 17 =There is a quaint old saying: \u201cWhere a maiden is might da, hot there satin eenédere du \u201cHors as 4 vusi fase 35 PERSONALS Bl a) Tr iles Wardus, of Cuswa is r \u2018f'aterei at the Chateau.MT.A.Le Macurane, of Montreal, : à quest at *he Chateau Mes.J.J.Hunt.of Tlaïitax is in the ¢ ly, 2 guest at the Chateru.Mr and Mra.C11 N.Connell.of Montreal, are iu town, staying at the Chateau.Miss Julin Boly.of Roberval, is in tuws.the guest of her couxn, tadmn O.Clavet.+1 RSONALS ry Capt.Charles Scott and Mrs.Scott tnee Miss Jsanne (arneaul are ex- puocted home sto.tly.Mrs.P.N.Tessier and M:ss Sophie \u201cTessier oft yesterday for Boston, Hartford and New York.Miss Germaine Garnean has \u2018ssued invitations for à danre tn be civen at Ler remidence on \\WVeduesday.Miss Adrienne Derarie.who has been the quest nf Miss Gabrielle Faradis, has returned tn Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.WE Lynch and Miss Marcelle Lynch have returned to town from a visit 10 Montrail and Ottawa, Miss Yvette Marsan, Montreal, wio has been ihe quiet nf the Misses Lavery, St.Louis street.has returned howe.The reception vit ch was tn have bien \u2018held this afterroon by Lady Gouin, has been poetpnned ewing to the death of Si: Wil'rid Jaarier, Mrb.Tohn Sheehy (formerly Miss Florence Fortier.of Montreal).will receive for the first time s\u2018nce her When Your Liver Is out of Order You know the signs-e heavy head, sick stomach, hud taste in the mouth, latent dyspepsia.Pay strict a\u2018tention to these symptoms und get prompt rlief using Beccham\u2019s Pillsfew doses will stimulate the liver, help the stomach, re ulate the bowels and a great difference in your general feeling.Nothing will put you on your feet s0 Quickly as a dose or two of BEECHAM'S \u201cPILLS pf SLAY à new frock of a nes nte no doubt shout à à * silver thread \u2018over a slip of silver cloth, which a spiriss oi 1 re.\" Of course, the lover ck cf pavy Georgette and ace saduest smaîler.EVA A.TINGEY.+ sete se sunsnsagz ass: S9800n ee R0An SSS AN0O RANE SEIU: SEDI UTIICHTEIL SUIT $2038 20008 HA a + The private view of the wondecful marriage on Thursday, February 20th at 215 Grande Allee.Owing to the decease of Sir Wilfrid Laurier the reception which was tu have Leen heli on W:dne-day at the residence of Ma-iam Louis Leteurseau has been postponed.The iriends of Mr.M.J.Kenny, who has been canfined to his house for the past month through indivpae sition, will he pleased to learn that he has recovered and is now able to Le out again.Our of respcet for the memory of Sie Wilfrid Laurier the socia! functions whch were to have taken place ut the Agartments of the peakers of the Legi lative Counc} and Iegislative Counc.l, at the Parilament Buidings, have heen postponed 10 a later \u201cate.The marriage is annomeed for the Ptit of February of Louis Philippe Couture, M.i).son of Mr, Joseph Couture, genera] contractor, of Levisto M.ss Laurette Fontaine.daughter o.Mr.Delphis Fontaine, Quebec rev sentative of the firm of John Mac- Donaki & Co, Ltd, of Toronto.No Cada.A pleasant time was spent at the residence of Mrs, Hen MEF ITH LI ME ; y SCOPASI™ as TRAKSAT ANTE NEW YOREK-FRANCE.Weekly Departures: Wm.M Macpherson, 58 Dalhousie st.; F.5.Siocking.32 Su Louis st.; C.A Laugesin, 30 St.Joha st, Quebec.Travellers CARRY YOUR MONEY EE XPRESS TRAVELLERS CHECKS FAVE and CONVENIENT \u2014 also \u2014 TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSURANCE 23¢c a Day; \u2018onger Terms at Reduced Rates.F.8.STOCKING General Railrcad and Steamship Agt +3 ST.LOUIS + T.Tel.08.om \u2014\u2014 VICTORY BONDS BOUGHT and sold.Prices on application.Send Bonds registered mail.' CAGNEY & EISELE, ; 1232 Lroadway, New York, U.S.A\u2014mmm + ere J.TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1819, : again L, HE POLICY OF wisdom in choosing investments today ls to buy high grade Bonds, maturing \u2018u from ten to (By Canadian Press) New York, February 17\u2014Revival of : publie interest, albeit in moderate degree, was a factor of considerable in.- portance in today's strong and broad