The Quebec chronicle, 6 janvier 1921, jeudi 6 janvier 1921

[" Weather Forecast: : Fair And Colder.ESTABLISHED 1764.| ret AL Sam ote uke of Connaught Today The Epiphany our stcre will be closed \u2018Phones 1247 1748.ES A.GRENIER 94-16; ST, JOHN STREET.THE LORD-MAYOR OF CORK'S CASE Crossed As Stowaway Without Passport \u2014 U.S.State Dent.Ordered Investigation Washington, D.C.Jan 6\u2014Invest- igaitrn of the cireumetances eur rounding the entrv inte his countr | of Daniel J.O'Calinghan.Lerd.Mavor of Cork, who arrived at New port News yesterday as a stowaway and without à passrort.was ordered todav by the State Denartment.Officia'e of the Department !\"timated that un'ess some extraordi~ary basis for extenuation was found, lt won probable that no distinction weuld be drawn between his case and that of anv other stowaways.The United States Immigration laws provide for the return of stow- awavs to the port from which they embarked.Exceptions are occasionally made to this rule, however where there are unusual circumstances connected with the raz Children who have come to the United Rtates as stowaways have been admitted to the country on a gus.ran\u2018ee being received from some responsible citizen that they would be looked after.Message of Greeting New York, Jan.5\u2014A message of greeting to Daniel O'Callarhan.Lord Mayor of Cork, who afrived at Newport News yesterday as & stowawav on the Weatcannon was sent from here today by L.Hollingsworth Wood, Chalrman of the Committes of One Hundred, investizating the Irish question.The message asked the Lord-Mayor to appest Before the Committee on January 17 to testify! regarding conditions in Ireland.The text of the message which was vent to the Lord-Mayor, \u201cin care of Immigration authorities, Newport News, Va.\u201d follows: \u201cDelighted to hwar nf your arrival.Commission having received no answer to our communication to sou, has set next hearing for 17th It earlier date will accommodate you.please advise me.\u201d Mr.Wood said that Mayor O'Callaghan was invited \u201csome time ago\u2019 to visit the United Bates for the purpose of testitying befors the Committen.His srrival, Mr.Wood said, was à surprise.HARDING HONORED BY THE MASONG: President-Elect Took 32nd.Degree After Lengthy Initiation Ceremony Columbus, Ohio, Jan.6\u2014Pres:- dent-cluet Hardäïng became à thirty second degree Mason tonight at the end of a rele nour initiation cersmony here, rticipated in by ranking officials - the o der from all parts of the United Biates.Starting as a master mason th President-elect was raised throu the uther twenty eight degrees at a continuous sitting arranged particu - larly for hie accommodation.He was the third choson chief executive to travel through he higher de- tree of masonry befo.e the acioto valley consistory, James A Garfieldand Willimin McKinley having been given their thirty second degroes here, At the conclusion of the ceremont late today, Mr.Harding pre sented with & masonic ring given by the thirty second degree masons of Marion, his home town, who hat occupied posts of honor in the in.tia- 9e 28 96 26 06 22 06 98 56 22 96 96 M 9 SERBIAN TROOPS ON ISLAND OF ARBK Rome.Jan.§ \u2014 Serbian troops have landed on the Island of Arbe, which le not yet completely evacuated by the legionaries of 1) Annungio avcord-ng to a degpruich from anceps to Idea Nazionale, Thn news of this manoeuvre has produced à great impres- zion in Flume and tulegrams of protest have besn sent by the lumens to the Italian Government NES NN RM ARUNESLAEANUENRSIEEEX SE RNANEXEXNESHRX RES NA STATIATIS OF MONTREAL PORT Reports Show An Increase In Number And Tonnage Of Ocean Vessels Montreal, Que, Jan.&\u2014Reports \u201cthe Port Warden were presentsd day at the reguler meeting of the auncil of the Board of Trade with he financial statements from the \u201cort Warden's Oiffce.These show am increase in the number and ton- age of ocean vemsels at this port \u201cing the past season as compared \u2018th 1919 of fifteen vessels and 87,- %1 tona.On the other hand there has been » decrease in shipping between Montreal and the Lower Guif ports \u201c 56 vemels and 128,434 tons.Tour vessels launched by the ~anadlan Vickers Company, Limited, had received their cargoes and made \u2018heir maiden voyages from this port.A notable feature of the season \u201c38 the arrival here of the first full- \u2018weed aai'ing vessel to visit Mont- \u2018al éince 1910, this ship being the Grand Duchess Marie Nikolnevna\u201d, t Odessa.GNA.OFFICIALS [SUES DENIAL No Dissatisfaction Expresses Over Appointment Of F.H.McGuigan Ottawa, Ont, on §\u2014Canadian \u201cresu)\u2014Abso'ute denial of a de- snatch from Winnipeg to the effect \u2018hat the management of the Cannéian National Railways had ex- ~ressed dissatisfaction vith the ap- \u201cointment of F.H.McGuigan, on \u201cha Board of Concl'iation which will -al with the dispute over the Hanna \u201c-der, was made today dy the Mint-ter of Labor.\u201cThe item {s adaoclutaly false from beginning to end\u201d.sald Senator Ro- Hertson, \u201cand in Justice to Mr.Mc- Gilgan it should be dented.I have -eceived No expression of: didintis- \u2018notion from Mr.Hanne as a result nf the appointment of Mr.McGuigan >\" 1 no intimation that the Canadian 1 \u201cational manaxement was desirous of selecting anotner man.The Board *-\u20ac Directors of the Canadian Nationn Railwavs is meeting in Toronto to- *av and not on January 20, as stated in the despatch.\u201d The Minister stated that he was receipt of a communication from \u201cears David Camphell and F.H.MeGQuigan, representulives of tite em- n'ovees and railway, respectively, \u201cwat thev had been urable to agree #-on the choice of a chairman.ade by the Department Te ay, WANTS THRFE ° SOCIALISTS EXPELLED Albany, N.Y.Jan 8.\u2014Resolutions calling for the expulsion of the three Socialist members of the New York Aesembly were introduced today at t*e opening session by Assemblyman Geo, H, Rowe, of Erle, and J, T.Carroll, of King's, Republican.The resolutions were referred to the Committee on Judiciary without debate, Assemblyman Rowe's resolution called for the unseating of of As- «mblyman Solomon on the ground that he had been expelled from the 1°20 Assembly for disloyalty.The Carroll resolution, dirscted % ainst Assemblymen Samuel Orr ard Henry Jager, set forth that because they were members of the Bocialist Party they could not consistently take the oath of office as Assemblymen and ought, therefore, tw be unseated.without ts * ELECTION AT GATINEAU POINT Ottawa, Ont, Jan, j\u2014From pres- at indications the elections to be \"id in Gatineau Point on January tT will be the most keenly contemi- \u20184 in & number of years.Mayor \u201cforeau, Who has been in the chair se several years, je secking re-elec- \u2018ion, and will he opposed by Daraase \u2018æfortune.The intter wil go to the rir-ibrs on & labor tkket.For the three counciliors seats there are so iar hve in the feid.Muyor Moreau has taken Achille Rials, A.Wallingford and Mathias auson intv his \u201ccamp\u201d and Mr.La- Toriune is 4'so u Ring the election of Arthur Wallingford J.P.Legaut nd Hermas Belanser.WA POPE RECEIVED ARISTOCRACY Expressed His Satisfaction That Aristooracy Opposed Immodesty Of Fashions Rome, Jan.E\u2014The Pope today received the Noman aristocracy headed by Prince Colonna, assistant i: | to the Pontificia) Throne, who de.liversd the address for the Year's greetiug.The Pontiff expressed his satisfaction that the aristocracy had followed his advice of last year in opposing immodeaty of fashions.He spoke of Catholic activities, declar.{ng that in this ¢leld the aristocracy was called upon to exercise the important work of direction, advice and example.The Pope recommended especially the reading and popularizing of the Gospel.Advising the women, he praised the work they had done.LIVING OVER A RAGING FURNAGE Residents Of West Scranton In Very Unenvialble Plight \u2014Fire In Old Mise Scranton, Pa, \u2018Jan.6.\u2014Residents of Lower West Scranton are living over a raging furnace while officials of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, together with members of the local police and fire departments are making an effort to determine the exact location of à fire, in which is believed to be old mine workings about 600 feet below the surface.It is believed that there are two mammoth mine fires and that the flames are spreading over an underground area of approximately fifty acres.\u2019 The presence of gas and black damp prevented firemen from going down the shaft in an attempt to find just where the blaze is located.While there appears to be no immediate danger to the thousands of people living over this particular area, officials fear that if any surface settlings should occur while the blaze is raging, the fumes of gas, sulphue and biéck damp\u2019 would creep up through ths creviews and possibly enter the homes of the residents with results that might in some cases prow.fatal O.N.R.DERAILMENT.Port Arthur, Ont, Jan.5 \u2014 The derailment of three cars on the Canadian National Railways east of Nipigon, blocked traffic including passenger trains, here, six hours, today.New WAGE REDUCTION, Gloversville, N.Y.Jan.§\u2014A wage reduction ranging from 30 to 38 1.3 percent and affecting all workers in the leather dressing and tanning industry here today was announced by the manufacturers.News Index.Page One.«ord Mayor of Cork Casesa:isuien of Montrea: \u2018ort.VWvidening of Investigation.Four Run Down uy Hloodhounds.Livisg Over a Raging Furnace.«eat Manity of Plenipotentiary.sarding Honored by Masone.©.N.R.Directors Issue Denial, slussin Is Out of Competitionsiusiapha Kemal Pasha lronical \u2018cordingly, & selection would be.uard of Trade Council Meetingwuinpass Sta.dons 10 Help Vessels, wasp dervice Is Malttained.Fag» Trea we Value Nou un Pesce Missionvatement By Benato.Wa, æa Hict In Michigan Church-.Bluacion of Uneimnployed.Letom Küvoy May Be Bent.\u2018orged Perniits Lo ver iquoF, u.0 Usale.u Neexlug iiefund, aching Dog Caused Doscent.«an For March un Washington, +8 Meeag of l'ovacco Jrowers.~onstantine Is Loudiy Cheeredarctic Mauachon barte Todayaed ilement busy In Hamliton, «ill svides Drastic Changesanc.ation of Canadian Orders.Evidence In Nott Murder, wad Trageuy in New Jersey Home.Page Four Editorial: Press Comment Lage Five, stntlactors of Bt.Bridgets, s\u2026iumed Men To Be Rewsinedvu.People Encerainedreukiy Rotary Ciuo Lunch.Lu atruction Very Inactive, Ca Bott To Attend Ceremony.Ceremuny of Installation.Page sia.Royal Rifles And Suisficids Won.Garisuin League Schedule.Alaicies For Curlecs Today.Min.aiure Rifle Ciud Results.Danger To Parke Polated Out.Spurung Notes.Page Seven.Financial And Commercial, Monireal And New York Markets.Page Right £cela] And Personal, At The Theatres.Women's Work.Meetings Todayfashion Hints Hominiscenees Of The Past pp The.Quebec QUEBEC, THURSD/ À WIDENINS OF INVESTIGATION Into Books Of Beil Telephone Co.Applied For At Rate Hearing Ottawa, Ont.Jan.6\u2014(Can.Press) \u2014Application for a widening of the Investigation into the Bell Telephone Company's hooks to take in the Northern Electric Company and other subsidiaries, was made today at the resumed hearing of the Bell Company's application for increased rates.G H.Geary, Toronto, counsel, and EB.Lovering, counsel for the Province of Ontario, made this re- cusst.claiming that the Bell Talenhone Company had Franded over profitable business to the Northern Electric and thus apparently ime.overished itsel!.Had the Bell Telephone Company manufacturing their own apparatus end requirements as formerly, these counsels claimed the profit shown in the Bell Telephone Company's books «ould have been entirely different Commissioner Molean, who wae 'n the Chair, promised a ruling from \u2018he Board on tihs before the case had proceed very far.When the hearing of the application was procerded with, examination of C.W.Siss, Genera! Manager of the Bell Tesinhone Company.and E.Palm, Financial Comptroller, oc cupied a'l of today's session.Mrfine stated that the company had lost over one and a half millions on its operations for eleven months of 1936.The estimated increased revenue to he derived from the Increased rates was $4,577,667, Mr.Hise stated, and after all operating costs had been naid, the balance avallable to apply \u201cawards Increased operating and ~mintenance expenditures and cost f financing would be $131,888.The hearing was adjourned at five o'clock uutil 10 o'clock to-morrow morning.\u2018When the hearing of the Bell Te.\u2018ephone Company application for in- -reased rates opened before the :af'way Commission this morning an hour's argument was staged on he question of whether the Bell Yompany was showing a proper statement of its relations with the \u2018orthern Electric Co.à subsidiary company which manufactures telephone equipment.G.H.Geary, of Toronto.and other members of counsel for the municipalities, asked the board to open the ooks of tha Northern Blectric co.to the municipalities, and to go ne *=ther with the present applicstion until those books had been fuily \"mined.It was claimed that the; *i Company had not predented full statements showing its exact returns with subeidiary companies.The Tosrd will give a formal ruling on his judgment later., C.F.Biss, General Manager of the vhen the hearing of the application vas resumed.\u2018Hon F.B.Carvell did not take part in this morning's hearing, the assis ant chief commissioner, J.McLean, eing chairman.Al the other board \u201c1embers ware in attendance.MUSTAPHA KEMAL PASHA IRONICAL Thanks British Government For its Assistance To Turkish Nationalists Ancora, Asia Minor, Jan.5\u2014Mus- ts ~ha Kemal Pasha, the Turkish Na- \u201clo~a\u2019ist leader, has sent an iron.tral message to Mr.Lloyd George, \u2018honking the British Government \"hrough the Prime Minister for \u2018\u2018as- i» tng\" the Nationalins.Great Pr::ain had in fact done so, \u201cell Telephone Company was called! NUARY 6, 1921, FILA AUN DOWN BY BLODDHOUNDS Are Accused Of Dynamiting A Wine Inclire Railway In Virginia Fayetteville, W.Va., Jan.5\u2014Four men have been run down by bloodhounds and arrested by the State Police for complicity in the dynamiting last night of a mine incline railway of the Willard Eranch Coa Company at Wiliard\u2019s Branch, according to information received here toright.The prisoners have not ye! been brought here to jail, but they are expected to reach Fayetteville fore morning us this is the aounty seat.The Willard's Branch Coal Company in September, 1919, decided to operate its mines under an open hop policy.Since that time its power Nouses have been fired upon and a quantity of dynamite was exploded Rear the mouth of & mine.No serious damage resulted.\u2018The explosion last night was the third attack on the company's pro- nerty since September 1819.TEST SANITY OF PLENIPOTENTIARY Grover Alexander Redding On Trial With Eight Co-De- fendants For Murder Chicago, Jan.$\u2014Grover Alexander Redding.\u201cPrince of Abyssinia and royal envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the Empress of Abyssinia to the United States\u201d was examined by Dr.C.E.Neymann, Buperintendent of the Psychopathic Hespltal, today with a view to determining his sanity.In the meantime his trial with eight co-defendants for murder in connection with a riot last June in which two men were killed when they at tempted to prevent the hurning of a United Siates (lag.was haited.Ii is charged that the riot resulted trom a parade of \u201cAbyssinian princes\u201d, a negro organization.The test of Redding's sanity was conducted at the request of Attorneys for the defence.The ex- vagande of Redding claims in the promotion of a home-going expedition of Chicago negroes to \u2018thelr Abyssinian fatherland\u201d, was cited as evidence that he may not be mentally responsible.RUSSIA [3 OUT OF COMPETITION Canadian Grain Growers Have Little To Fear In This Connection Ottawa, Ont, Jan.§\u2014 (Can Prem)\u2014That the Grain Growers of the Dominion have little to fea: from the competition of Russia in the immediate future is indicated in a report recelved from the oftice ot the Canadian Trade Commissioner a.Milan.It appears that in Etaly anà other European countries much was expected through negotiations with the Cooperative Institute of Ruasia, but only one ship loaded with Rusian grain has arrived yet in any ltallan port.Tiis amounted to less than 4,000 tons and much of the cargo was reported to be in bad condition.There is also sald to be but little ospect of grain from Rumania o.V*yetanha Kema) points out, bv furn'ehing the Armenians with 40.000 riflag and considerable war material, | which the Armenians, he says, su ndered to the Nationalists under | \u2018he pence traaty thev had concluded, The National! Assembly here has created Mustapha Kemal a field.sarsha! n° tha Turkish army, \u201cIn -ngnition of hie services.\u201d Is Tmpracticadie | Washington.DC.Jan.6\u2014Mr T.lovd George's suggestion that President Wilson direct the United Ristes High Commistiomer at Con.~antinopie on the question of me- Alation ft» Srmannte te regarded by \u2018ed States officials as impracti.~nble sin: th a course wou'd ive ~ the President's action an official \u201caracier he désires to avoid.Mr.Llovd Grantee's syrxestion, «which was addressed to Paul Hy-! mans, President of the Council of.he League of Nations, has bern \u2018ranamitted to the President.Dut it \u2018as heen regarded here an iittle \u2018nore than an interesting sidnlight on 2 nrohiem.since it was made prior to the announcement that the Presl-* had named Henry Morgenthau es his renvesentative and asked the uncil for instructions as te proces; Mire, This request remaine unan- wered.SHOT MAN IN COURT.Orlando.Fin, Jan.8\u2014Dissatin- fd with a $100 fine imposed on John Brown.found guilty of having troubled the wife of L.Hatwing, the hushand shot and killed Brown in the police court here today a8 he was oounting out the money.A stray bdullst narrowly m'esed Major Duekworth.Hotwing was held by a coroner's jury.| Rallway Angus Shops in this I tenth of her Jugo-Slavia find.ng its way to the European markets in considerable jquantities in sprite of better transportation facilities and exchange, ANGUS SHOPS RE-OPEN Montreal, Jan.§\u2014It was announced today that the Canadian Pacific city employing some 5.600 men which had been clored for twelve days\u2019 ho.ilday just before Christmas, have been re-opened under (he same conditions as previously.VANCOUVER JOB PRINTERS STRIKE Vancouver, B.C, Jan.§\u2014Commer- cial printing shops here are closed.the job printers having gone on strike for a higher wa te of the lame une | 9e Joseph, Beauce, January 4, 188 old the mesting that the movement originated by Mir, | ÉTinE Of Marvation in certain parts of the world while| Cattle .149,143: Valur.6.957.180 | eli oid 18 animated ot about $1 orp with the diwpositionn of the aw, the VEZINA & FERRON, auey Hard for (he proseutation to the Pariament of | WArcbowses are bursting with rotting food In oes | Sheep \u2026.72,668; Valus.726.520 |240,000, this being à little baiot Inn above ya ana be re asso True Copy: Camels of » replies of (Me Speakers Chair was |» | Places.\u201d Tt ives poms vo the ering that the other |! *Mba .55.977: Value.889,770 yenc'a total omg 10 & signe Grom ver ° time pion, FARIBAULT & BOLDUC, J Togs .49.91 lue.1,250,000 pn préres .14th January, .Atts.for Plaintiff, Jai huppe thought, and had taken shape.Mr.Disraeli | Planets use this work ne their lanaue asylum.Hens .811,289; Value 458,600] \u2018Other indumrien carrieé on abous||] the rors \u201cBinoy Live By order, Sass duscribed, the Speaker's Chale as the Subetintin) ese Other Poultry ,.Value 118,372lxe uaual.Merchants report businems|| \"8 Dr.Chase's H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, » Plane of Carniture which stooë Between him and Me, A DETERMINED CUM, The above vatues Are mn the whole [generally fairly satisfactory, al.|| Ph JOU hove ne trouble from || Dec sitoJan.14 City Clerk.ALL EYN Glotettan.The replies had now been completed, and (Lansing Mate Journal) slightly Nigher than thowe of 1919.|though uncertainty as to prices cur.indigestion, oto.One .° Who ready for monsminion te Cannée.Me was shre| \u201cThough tarve-fourihe of pope Le ne voa for daleving|atied trade somewhat, rob LC re TENT amd |; ne 4 would 49 saovmcanty Approving by their Can | hunger and cold,\u201d ape Troms ts r\u2014\u2014\u2014 ut pa i arent one \u2014 ravi ene peace or \u2018ne Province A a Sh MRow.emmbere; sad be was ola ft suites the [aurvive to carry to vietory the world revolation,\u201d | dollars, à better showing even than during she year.There was, how.1286 67.PAUL STREBA oan ays of i.nou Contélan Chamber.It woul | Therv's Wan grestaces for sou! Trotaky's going to sue Dont pr in TE M af the ever, the ae arche Telephone 16.Quotes caveuré véaible totem ta Canada of tho | Russe ¥ 1 take th Inst Ramton.° \"by th ; ; dustry.matter was finally adjumed by the Co * \u2019 pe AUDITORIUM ALL THIÉ HRK VAUDÉVILLE AND PICTURES.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Jack Pickford in \u201cJust Out Of College.Jess in Jiggs and the Soelal Lion.Annette Kellerman In \u201cThe Art of Diving.\u201d Jan.3xh VICTORIA Today-Olive Thomas in \u201cEverybody's Sweetheart.\u201d Also) \u2018Fatty\u2019 Arbuckle in \u201cThe Hayseed.\u201d Sevial, Ete.THE EMPIRE Today\u2014\"The light Unseen\" a modem society drama; also Rawlinson Detective tory and comedy.Canadian Theatre TODAY Double Feature Programme \u201cHnokieberey Finn with an all star cast.Another \u2014 Special Feature.Comedy \u2014 Others.Continuons Performance from 1 p.m.to 11 p.m.N BENEFIT CONCERTS FOR A ST.BRIDGET'S HOME R MONDAY & TUESDAY EVENINGS Jan.10th and 11that 8:15 .at COLUMBUS HALL Tickets: Entire Floor - Gallery - .50 Bale and exchange of tickets at P.J.Evoy's for Monday Evening Concert; and Cambridge Book Store for Tuesday Evening.$1.00 Snow Shoe A Cb Tramp, Montmorency Falls, guests of Hon.Frank Currel.Leave Q.R.L.& P.Swuation, Quebec, by 8:00 o'clock car, Thursday evening.6th instant.D.TAYLOR, Hon.Secretary.NOTICE The Annual General Meeting of the shareholders of The Kingston Gold and Copper Mining Co.Jadwill be held at the office of the President, Vesey Boswell, Enq.92 Bt.Valier Btrect, Quebec, on Thurs.day, thirteenth January, 1921, at 11.36 a.m.Business: Reception of Reports and election of officers.ROBERT STANLEY, Secy.-Treus.\u2014 eee, ZF.ROY Leather.Goods Specials! Trunks Travelling Bags 43 St.John St.Phone 6885 ne FORMER LEADER OF ONTARIO BAR DIES POOR Vancouver, Jan.h\u2014Running a freight clevator in a local office building was the lust Job held by John Reeves, K.C.who died here recently.The late Mr, 1lccves, oner a inader at the Ontario bar.member vf nn old Unper Canadian fam.fly, was horn sixty-nine years ago.He was a lifelong ¢firnd of the late Uhicf Justice Faleonbridue and an assuclate of the late Sie Willem Mwiook, He was asonlated one vay or another with moet of the big men Ontario produced since Contedcention.In his lietie room, near the elevator, Mr.Reovee used to entertain, hetween shifia, members of the pro- vincinl judiciary and other leading legal dighte, To inquirers Mr.Recves always snid: Hard luck is likely to come to anyone, My Im is not a difficult one\".CF last my money In & venture In New Zealund,\u201d he etaiet, \u201cand | am ton old tn go back to practice and sturt at the bottom again.1 bac lx wor\u201d and (his elevator suite me.\u2018 | ranges; THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1921.OPERATION WAS NOT NECESSARY \u201cFrult-a-ivs\u201d Restored Hor Te Portect Health 158 Parnemav Ava, Mosenat, \u201cFor threo yems, / sufoved great pain In the lower part of my bodr, th swelling or bleating.I mw oa vè sald I must t ! decided to try it.| _ The first box gave greas relief; aad I continued the treameat.Now = | bealth is excellent\u2014I am free of Mme.F.GAREAU.800.a box, 6 for $2.50, trial aise 20.Atall deslors or sent postpaid y Frait-e-tives Limited, Ottawa.BENEFACTORS OF ST.BRIDGET'3 Sisters Of Home Return | Thanks For Generous Xmas Donations The Sisters of 6: Briégets Home acknowledge with many thanks the receipt of the following donations for Christmas, \u20ac Cash .Reverend Father Fahey, $25.00; Mr.and Mre J, M.McCarthy, $100.00; A Friend, $100.00; Mr.and Mrs.B, J, Bennett, $50.00; Mr.G.Madden, $25.00; Air.M.Madden & son, 325.00: Col.and Mrs J.(yMeara, $26.00; Dr.P.Coote, $25.00; A.Friend, $25.00; Mr.P.H.Murphy, $20.00; Mrs.P, E, Devine.$20.00: Monsignor Aylward, $10.00; Mrs, J.8.Bomse, $10.00: Mrs.M, J.French, $10.00; A Friend, $10.00; Mrs M Dinan, 410.00; Mr, W.J.Lynch, $10.00; Mrs.M.Walsh, $10.00; Mr.T.Mulrooney, $10.00; Mr.and Mrs, }.Dinan, $10.00; Mrnd Mrs M.Monaghan, $10.00; Alderman J.A.Colter, $10.00: Mra, P.Dinan, $3.00; Mrs.J.Q Brien, $6.00; Mws Quinn, $6.00: rs.T.Eiraen, $5.00; Mrs.F.Murphy.$5.00; Mrs, Wm.Walsh, $5.00; A Friend, $5.00; A Friend, $5.00; A Friend, $7.00; Mr.James Byrne, $5.00; Mra J.C.Breen, $5.00: Miss I.Evoy, 145.00; Mis N.Callahan, $2.00; Mrn.¥.st.Hilaire, 2.06; A Friend 1$5,00: Chinie Hardware Co.$10.00.Christmas Donations In Kind Hom.J.C.Kaine, box of apples; Mrs.M.I.Dahan, case of oranges, tarps pail of candies; Mmm.Ro flowers; Mra kK.Lennon.flowers, candies: Mrs.M.Foley, grocetles; Mr.P Hogan.case of vranges: Mr.D, O'Connor, bbl.of apples: Mra.W.Power, 3 turkeys; Germain Lepine, Enr., pat of candles, large: Me.Crawford lindsay, tubacco; T.D Dubuc, pail of candies, large; Me T.Delaney, large quantly and variety of meat: Mr.A.Dun, bbl.biscuits 18 boxes chocolates, speclul: Tha Canadian Import, case of oranges, Mr.T.Hethrington, bbl, of flour; The Misses Cleary, groceries: Mrs A I.McOusker, groceries; Mr.and Mra.L.Egan, candies, oranges, apples, fowl; Mr, D.D.Omeura, candies; Mr.W.J.Whelan, suga: canes, oranges, apples; Little Webber Children, candies: Mrs.A.Hutchison, 6 \u2018boxes candies: Mr.J.R.O'Nedl, § boxes mixed candies and chocolate, case oranges, cage ©! apples; A Friend.4 boxes candies box of tobacco; Mrs, A.D.Laurie, à boxes fancy biscuits; Mrs W.J O'Doherty.2 hoxes fancy biscuits: Mrs.F.O'Connell, bhl.apples; Mr.W.J, Lynch, 4 razors; Mrs, ©.E Devine, 4 boxes fancy biscuits, box Xmas candies: Mr.8.O'Connor, can dies, oranges, pickles; Mr, J.Walkes ubl, flour; Mr.Thos Burns, 18 boxes tobacco; A Friend, 2 bags Quaker Oats; Miss Hackett, case of Mim I.Evoy, sugar und oranges; Mr, T.D.Byrne, 7 shovels large sled, 2 dox.cups, saucers and plates; Mra.T.D.Byrne, large box biscuits, large box candies: Mr.U.Gencreux, 5 ibs.snuff, large quantity of tobacco; A Friend, 2 bags \u2018| turnips; Mr.(i.Boyce, 3 bags tur- nipm, potatoes, onions; Mr.W.P.Laroche, large lrottle candies, lurge box chocolates; The Mires Carroll, large box Xmas candies; Mrs Dugal, balm, tobacco: Mr.James \u2018| Power, 2 hams, quantity butter; Mr.W.Carrier & Son, bag of flour; Mr, and Mrs, Lennon, pair of geese; Mra À.Russell, box of choice candies; Mr.T.J, Murphy, large hox mixed cakes: Merete.Timmons & Son, § cases Konge-O: Mrs, I\u2019.Dunn, pound cake; Mre.Roy, toys: À Friend, 2 boxes candtes; Mrs.Dr, W.Delaney, meat, fowl; Rioux & l\u2019etti- grew, large pall candies; Mrs.M.Arkison, plum pudding, erangos apples; Commercial Travellers, bag potatoes, 1-3 bag turnins, hhl apples, box pears, box biscuits, lamb, beef, 2 small boxes macaroni, Mr, C.A.Paradis, pañ lard, bag beans, 10 tos.flour, LADY FORBES ROBERTON'S TOUR London, Jan.~The Driscoll SByndi- cate han secured a tour of Lady Forhes Robertson for Canada this year.AUTO BANDITS MADE ESCAPE Chicagc, 111.Jan.5\u2014Four automobile bandits cscaped with $300 in cash and diamonde sald to be worth $10,000 roday after holding up the Loan Rank of Nathan Swartz, just Avenue Police Stationorm L i 8 for Bezeme and a relleves at onee a esis th Ce are hot Fa te ane he Bae ne ess Rampla you Bi Bi is + Local Postotfioe Authorities ,.ain the services of the five returned MoKay, bbl.of apples; Mra.T.Breen! around the corner from the Chicago | np LIRE Ps rims wes, toys for stockings, | ==) I | eta | sama | IN AND ABOUT TOWN THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.RETURNED MEN - TO BE RETAINED * Received Instruotions From Ottawa Yesterday .The Chronicle learns from a reli- .uble source, that a telegram reached \u2018the Quebec Post Office yesterday, instructing the authorities here to re- soldiers In their employ, who had been notified that their services were no longer required, and that further orders in this regard were being forwarded by mail.YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINED Christmas Tree Party Given To Some Sixty Poor Children At Salvation Army , About sixty poor children of the city were entertained at the Balvation Army lieadquarters last evening to a sumptuous supper and to a Christmas Tree party, which proved « must enjoyable event in the lives of the youngsters, and one which will he long remembered.Amongst those prefent on the occusion was Mrs.Peter Brodie and several lady friends, who had prepared the nppetizing meal, and they, along with the Salvation Army of.ficerd, did everything in their power to make the children feel as happy as possible, and in this respect certainly succeeded.The Christmas Tree proved a great surprisa to the young guests.and when each of them received a substantial gift from the tree.their joy was expressed in no uncertain manner.During the evening they tndulged in singing songs and playing kamen.and at the close they thanked their kind friends for the Rev.Mr.Chadot and Rev.Mr.Abram, who also contributed to the success of the evening.Hartley's Jazz Band at the Kent is just as good (if not better than when it first introduced \u201creal jazz\u201d music in Quebec.Hear them tonight.pleasant entertainment given them.: Amongat others present were the | WEEKLY ROTARY CLUB LUNCH Addresses Delivered On A Variety Of Interesting Subjects By Visitors \u2018The regular lunch meeting of the Quebec Rotary Club was held a\u2019 the Chateau Frontenae yesterday, presided over by the president, Mr.Wm.MacMillan.The attendance was large and among the honored guests were included Mr.J.G.Scott.Major Pat Dunlop, of Montreal; Mr.Eliwood Wlison, Forester, of the Taurentide Lumber, Paper and Pulp Co., and Mr.Dudley Haines, of the C.P.R.Pamenger Departmenteach of these gentlemen were called on to address the meeting, which they did in very Interesting in- tormal speechs, Mr.J.G.Scott discussed the Canadian West grain trude, and repeated in substance \u2018|the remarks he made in support of a report he recently submitted fu the Quebec Board of Trade, to show why the Canadian grain now being shipped through Canadian ports.He recalled a conversation which he had with Mr.Van Horne some years ago.when the former president of the C.P.R.said that 60 percent of the earnings of railways were spent in the location in which they operated for wages.and though he admired the Americans very much, and appreciated the Interest that they had and were taking in the investment of thelr money in the Province of Quebec, he did not think it right or fair that the money that should be expended in railway haulage and wuges in Eastern Canada, should be spent in support of American haulage and labor, when the grain could be hauled from the Canadian West to Eastern Canadian ports, and from there the grain shipped to European ports.The remarks made by Mr.Scott created a very interesting discussion, in which Mr.Napoleon Lavote, directing manager of the Banque Nationale, took part and introduced | certain points concerning western grain business that were very Illaminating to the question.He shaw - that in a recent visit to the West.\u2018Elevator conditions in Winnipeg were most satisfactory.and that shipments in consequence were forced to Fort William and Port Arthur, thus causing a diversion of the gruin traffic by water to Buffalo, thence to American ports: shipments which ishould have been carried over the Transcontinental Raiiway and would huve been such a material benefit to Quebec, Major Dunlop.who served overseas with the famous 87th Hattalion (the Cunadian tirenudier Guards), and now representing English in- [LAD WAS INJURED WHILE SLIDING Jean-Marie Roy, aged § years, the son of Fireman David Roy, K0 Riche- Um: street.was Injured while sliding on 8t Fustache Hlil yesterday.The boy collided with a pole and sustained a fractured thigh as well as a having his face serevery cut.CHANGES IV 8CHOOT, PROGRAMS A sub-commiltee of the Council of Public Insiruction is at present contemplated in the.school grama, Hon.Cyr.F.Delage.Buperintendendent of the Council of Paublle instruction.is chairman of the committee.A large number of suggestions have been received from teaching fnstitutions and there is question ol eliminating or developing certain matter now on the program.It sweome ilkaly that the recommendr- lions of this committee will included the creation of a preparatory olass in elementary school GUOD MOVEMENT BY THE PAQUET C0.As a new Year's present, the di rectors of the Paquet Company Idmited, announced yesterday to their emplnyers news which caused one and all to rejolce.Everyone was ad.| vised that as a mark of appreciation for their services during the past year, the Company had decided to open their store in the future at o'clock In the moming.This movement on thé part of the Company was certainly deeply appreciated by the employees, and has also caused the admiration of the clientele.Thia in a happy Initiative on the part of thie Progressive Company, who once more demonsirate that they are fully aware of, and appreciate thn devotedness of their employees.pro- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.Female Orphan Asylam.The Tadies Committee of the Female Orphan Asylum acknowledge with grateful thanks the following donations for Christmas: From a Friend cheque $40.: Miss Kimball, work hoxes, ete.: Messrsfmibur.handkerchiefs; Miss Smith, handkerchiefs and money: Mise ark, candles; Canadian lLinport Co., case of oranges; Mr.Hethrington, bag of flour: Miss Healy, large currant loaf and buns; Mr.John Martin, :h0 lbs.of lamb: Miss Phiilips, cake: Miss Mary Dunn, candies; Mrs ti Finnis, chocolate; Mr.and Mrs.V.:Burstall.turkey, cake, Sausages, barrel of apples; Trinity Sunday | Bghool, 2 hankets of fruit.etc: Mise 1#ewell, toys for stockings: Carrier & Mers, bag of flour.Glfta from the Committee includ.\"ed: stockings with gifts for each | child, nugar sticke, ice cream and | Indes fingers, gifts for each child.rocon.jam and buns, turkey and studying certain changes which wre; jterests in the tin plate industry in | Canada, gave a very interesting sketch of the plant recently established near Toronto, for the manufacture of tin plates, and the im- |poriance of the Industry.He mid a lagge business has been created.Business that formerly had been entirely in the hand of Canada's southern neighbors.Mr.Dudley Haines, of the C.P.R.Pamenzer Department.* elucidated In a picturesque description the program of winter sports to take place shortly in Quebec.He reviewed the situation of Canadian amusements and outdoor recreation, and said the C.P.It.were giving market attention to this feature for the purpose of attractinæ tourist travel to Que- |bec during the winter months.He { welcomed the co-operation of Quebec citizens with the C.P.R.in their efforts to make the sports a success, and advertise Quebec as a winter as well as a summer resort, not only for the present time but for the future, and prove a valuable asset to the business interests of the city.The C.P.R.said Mr.Haineswere spending a good deal of money to carry out the program and in duce visitors and he trusted that the business interests and people of Quebec in general would assist.M-.Ellwood Wilson, was the next speaker to address the Rotarians, and xnvc à very interesting talk on | Forestry and its Conservation.He quve a graphic illustration of the forest reserves of Canada and the Province of Quebec, and pleaded for a more active and intelligent support of this great asset, by all clanses of the people, by exercising care and taking every precaution against fires, not only by careless railways operating through forest country, but also by thoughtless sportsmen and settiers.Ile puinted out that with the present cut of timber, without reforestration, and with destruction by Aire, the vast rich resources coula not last longer than another fifty years.Mr.Wilson's remarks were very interesting and not only received the greatest attention but carried weight especially on account of his personal knowledge as à forestry expert on the question, and the learned and sympathie manner in which he dealt with the importance of the Forestry problem.Take the 8.30 car for the Dance at Kent House tonight.Join the happy party.Hartloy's Jazs.WILL CONFER ON EXPORT TRAFFIO Mr.T.Lævasseur, Becretary of the Quebec Board of Trade, has received a letter from Mr.(3.Trudel, manager the Central Farmers Co-oferative {Association of the Province, advising that he will visit Queher shortly to confer an in vhat can pe done in regard to the export of cheese and hitter from the port of Quebec at the beginning of navigation next CONSTRUCTION 1S VERY INAGTIVE A Solitary Permit Was Issued Last Week\u2014Value Is Only $150.00 Bullding work In Quebes is conspl.euous by its absence just at present snd during the past week only one permit wea issued at the City Hall, for cement work valued at $150.00, The permit was granted to Mr.Odilon Vezina, Couillard Street.It Is expected, however that bulld- ding work will boom in the spring.as excavations have been started for & nunwer of important constructions for which permits will be sought later on.The total number of permits in 1930 wae 643, aggreguting a value of $2,301,480, exceeding by $200,000 the value of the 683 building permits Issued in 1919, CANON G0 10 CEREMONY UF INSTALLATION Of Officers Of Mercantile Lodge No.37 1.0.0.F.Successfully Carried Out The ceremony of installation of the officers ot Mercantile Lodge No, 87,1.O.O.F.took place last evening and was carried out successful- iy.Previous to the ceremony the usus! report as to the work of the Lodge was read, which showed the finances to be in excellent shape.that there was a sutisfuclory increase in membership und that the outlook for Mercantile was in every way the most promising in the history of the Lodge, which is « very gratifying state of affairs, The installing officer waw Dis-! trict Deputy Grand Master, Bro.Jas, Nortin, who was ably assisted by Bro.Thos.Lane, D.D.G.W., Bro.G.A.West, D.D.G.8.; Bro.H Woud, D.D.G.T.: Bro.C.B.Bennett.D.L.G Chap, and Bro, W.C.Jucques, D.D.G.Marshal, Following the ceremony of in-! stallation, Past Grund Jewels were! presented to Hro.Eug.Lanthier, P.G., and Bro.Rk.MacMahon, P.G., us à mark of appreciation tur services rendered to the Lodge.The! réception recipients returned thanks: in suitable terms to their hrethren | for the honfr conferred upon the A short entertainment fudowed, during which refreshments were ser- ; ATTEND GE Of Unveiling Of Memorial Tablet To Montreal High School Boys Canon F.G.Scott is leaving for Montreal on the 1lth instant.to attend the unvelling of a tablet erected to the memory of the masters and former pupils of the Montreal High School, who fell in the Great War.Canon Scott is an ould boy of the school.The unveiling ceremony will be performed by Sir Arthur Currie.\u2018The Minister of Militia will be present and addresses will be de- 1livered by Canon Scott, General MoCuslg and others.The important part that the School played in the war is demonstrated in the fact that the tablet contains no less than 1,100 names.* OFFICERS ELECTED Court Quebec No.545 Cana- : Hold Annual Meeting There was a good attendunce at the annual general meeting of Court Quebec Nu.545, Canadian Order of Foresters, held on Tues day evening when the election of officers for the ensuing year took place, following which a euchre was held, the prize-winners of which were: 1st.Bro.W.Moyse: 2nd, Bro.T.J.Bresanhan.Fullowing the euchre refreshments were served.The officers are an follows: J.P.C.R.\u2014Bro.Gen.Mulroney.C.R.\u2014Bro.P.E.Wright.V.C.R.\u2014Bro.Jas.Bteel.R.& F.8\u2014Bro.J.R.\"Wright.Treas.\u2014Bro.J.O.N.Tanguay.Chap.\u2014Bro, T.J.Bresnahan, 8.W.~\u2014Bro.Wm.Moyse.J.W.\u2014-Bro.H.Higgins.8.B.\u2014Bro, P.Walsh.J.B.\u2014Bro.W.J.Cosas.Physiclan\u2014Bro.Dr.Joseph L.Gitbert.Auditors-Bro.P.Murphy and J.Kuhring.CITY'S HEALTH EXCELLENT, The Quebec City Health Department reports that the health conditions in the City of Quebec is excellent.Apart from 48 light cases of scarlet fever, reported and listed during the month of December, and four new cases reported since the beginning of January, no other cases of contagious dinease exists in the city, and the health of citizens in general very good.EPIPHANY SERVICES IN ANGLICAN CHURCHES Todgy being the Feast of the Epiphany servites will be held in the Anglican Churches as follows: Cathedral of the Holy, Trinity\u2014 Holy Communion, 7:30 a.m.: Morning Prayer, 11 a.m.: Celebration of the Foly Communion, 11:30 a.m.St.Matthew's Church\u2014I{oly Communion, 7:30 a.m.: Holy Communfon (for Children) 8:30 a.m.; Morning Prayer, 10:30 a.m.: Children's Service, 3:30 p.m., to he followed by Annual Christmas Entertainment In Parish Room.Trinity Church\u2014Evening Service at 8 p.m.To Cure a Cold im Owe Day.Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets The genuine bears the signature of E.W.Urovesor.FOREIGN MAILS Foreign muils (letters onyl) co be despatched per 8.8.Lapland eailing from New York, will be closed at Quebec Head Post Office at 0.30 0.m.on the 8th.instant.Ten lucky number holders win prises at the Dance at Kent House tonight.Hartley's Jazz.SIR DONALD MCMASTER NERIOUSLY ILE tondan, Jan, #-\u2014Canadian Associatod itress\u2014Kir Donald McMaster, the well-known Anglo-Canadian member of Parliament tor Cherwey, In seriously iil, EMONY dian Order Of Foresters ved and vocal selections rendered by | Bros.W.J.Kay.A.F.Ï Souter, H.J Haggard and Tager.; Spesches were also delivered by tha, D.D.G.M.and the installing ofifcers, jolt of whom conveyed their con- | | gratulutions to the ofifcers and! members on the marked progress of the Lodge, Pxhorted them to cone tinue the activities which had heen such à factor in the success which had been aftuined, and urged them | to maintain at all times that fra-: ternal feeling which characterized i ull thelr work.Hro.EK.W.Johnson N.G.returned thanks to the Grand Lodge of.\u2019 ticers for their words of encouragement.The officers Installed were: N.G.\u2014Bro.E.W.Johnson.V.G.\u2014Bro.A.F.Worth.R.8.\u2014Bro.A.J.Elliot, P.G.: F.8.~Bro.C.W.Thorne, P.G.Treas.\u2014Bro.8.W.Geuld.P.G.| Warden\u2014Bro.Carpenter.\\ Con.\u2014Bro.D.McMann.| Chap.\u2014Bro.Multheww.G.\u2014Bro.Beutt, P.G.G.\u2014Bro.Cornell, P.G.G.\u2014Bro.Drovy.KR.S.V.G.-\u2014Bru.J.Wood.Ju.\u2014Bro.R.MeManus U.G.-\u2014Bro.Mercier.\u2018PHILATELIC EXPERTS ATTEND STAMP SALE | Big Rush For Rare Specimens \u2014Some Of Them Are Priceless Bertin, Jan.5.\u2014-Philatet.experts from ai parts uf the world came tv Berlin Lu attend (he great slasnp, sale just held here, which it i» visimed has a wider range Lhan ayy vver before held in Eurvpe.The tutal number ol ots Was 5.-, 387 and the value at upset prices exceeded $250,000 nominally: but the rarer speciinens were not priced, and for many there were no san-| dards.| During the firm day's sale there was a rush for rare Argentine, Bra- ; zilan and Bolivian issues, United States issues invluded the only known cancelled copy of the, \u201cFranklin Carriers\u201d, drown orange! error.of 1361, the Livingstone (Alabama) Gc.blue, of 1561 and three blocks of the new U.68.Asoc and 306.jasues, of JX69, with: Gags iowerted.The gem of the American collection was & postal envelope of the| Confederate Staes of America bear-! ing on the right hand a 5:, stamp in black, on the left à Confederaie deaman nailing the \u201cStars and; Bara\u201d to the mast, and !n the ven-, \u2018ter the official post-office poei's | lyrical efforus, as follows: | \u201cOn, on to the rescue, the vandals are coming, | Go beat them with bayonet and; sabre and spear, Livive them back to the desolate | land they are leaving, i Uo, rust in God, you have nothing vw fear.\u201d ITALIAN WORKINGMEN AND BREAD QUESTION \u2018Want Govt.To Pay Differ-| ence Between Actual Cost And Selling Price i Rome, Jan.5.\u2014The tailan gove ernment ls facing an almost unsolv- abie problem in the question of the cost of the nation\u2019s bread.During: and since the war the prive of bread, was kept down artificially, the government paying $1,000,000,094 and ; even lately 41,260,000,000 yearly ns.the difference between the aotudi cost of (be four an dihe price paid by the consumer.| The price vf à kilo ( 2 1.5 pounds) | of ordinary bread used to be vauie | valent to nine cents, vr of à Hner quality 11 or 12 centa; now the Biles for the same quantity of inferior bread is 21 cents a kilo, and the lta- | lmn working classwe utteriy r=fune.to pay the balance which would ne orease the con to them to 49 vents, or even hait a dollar a kilo.| Italian workingmen are now paid ; wages which conipare favorably | with the salaries doled out in officers in the army or hrada of government departments and do not heal.! tate to pay enormous wums f wine, tobacco and luxuries foe the table.A mason, blacksmith or va\u2019 inetemaker umd to consider fit rif well nid With lows than a 1s to: | fay.Now they carn $6.50, $7.00! and $6.99 8 day, and ok forwacu to having more in the Cuture, | | CLASSIC .\u2014\u2014 TODAY ut B.WARNER in \u201cDICE OF DESTINY\u201d 2-Reel Comedy\u2014Pathe Color Reviewe\u2014\u2014 \u201cTHE PHANTOM FOE\" \u2018The Serial Par Excellence WwW ith WARNER OLAND and JUANITA HANSEN 1st Episode: \u201cDoom\u201d FULL ORCHESTRA POSTUM CEREAL instead of tea or coffee Doctors and educators advise tea and cof oe for growing youngers \u201cThere's a Reason\u2019 Worth, J.C.1° Get Whiskey, Gins and all Liquors In conformity with Scott's Act, from Quebec by express.We are in business since 1884.LS.MERCIER & CO.113-117 ST.PAUL ST., QUEBEC.Price List on Demand.Importers and Exporters.Doc.2xtu Ph matt AUTO LOTTERY SALE Numerous Items at ; Glearing Prices : Stylish Suits for Ladies, Less 33 1-3% Discount.Stunning New Coats, Less 33 1-3% Discount.Blouses, all new models, Less 25% Discount, English All Wool Tweeds and Serges for Men's and Boys' Suits, Less 20% Discount.Sweaters of all styles for Ladies, Less 25% Discount.On all Woolen Blankets, 20% Discount, Sealette and all Coatings, Tweeds and Cloth, Less 20% * Discount.Stylish Overcoats and Suits for Men and Boys.Less 20% Discount.SPECIALS.300 pairs of Cravanette Boots, lined, with rubber heels and soles, sies 3 to 7.Price $7.50 for.$4.95 \u201cDongola Boots, blaik or brown, for Ladies.Value $7.00, for .\u2026.##5 Black Kid Boots for Children, sizes 4 to 7.Price $2.25 for $1.75, and $2.50 for $1.95, or sizes 8 to 10.Skates of all models for Men, Women and' Children.Price $1.50 to .$8.00 Fibre Silk Stockings for Ladies.Price $1.50, for 98c Pure Thread Silk Stockings for Ladies, black and col- , \u201cNiagara\u201d and \u201cLuxite\u201d qualities.Reduced prices $1.79 and .$2,00 All Wool Black Cassmere Stockings, plain and ribbed, for Ladies; sizes 81/4 to 10.Value $2.25, for $1.49 600 pairs of Plain Black Cashmere Stockings for \u2018Ladies, size 814 only.Value $1.50 for .70¢ 400 yards of Plain and Fancy Paillette Silk, ssorted colors.Value $3.00 for .$1.99 5000 ards of Colored Taffeta Ribbon, 3 to 7 inches in width.Value 35c for 20c, 40c for 2Bc, 45c for 29c, 50c for 33c, 60c for 39c, 80c for 49c, $1.00 for B9c.10 button Gaiters.fawn and taupe: sizes 3 to 7.Prices $1.95 and $2.50, for $1.49 and .$1.98 Natural Wool Undershirts and Drawers, \u201cPenman's\u201d quality, for Men.Value 84.25 for .$3.29 Butterick Winter Style Book now on sale.Price 25c Faguy, Lepinay&Frere 254 to 264 St Jha Stet Tel 8300 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE TE.THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1921.VOLTIGEURS LOST TO ROYAL RIFLES .SORES FRR ROYAL RIFLES WON FROM : VOLTIGEURS WHILE THE SARSFIELDS TRIMMED C.N.R.\" Seores In Each Matoh Were Six To One\u2014About Thousand People At Game\u2014Good Contests Were Seen\u2014Brophy And Aoquin As Referses\u2014Voltigeurs Outciassed By © Soldiers games ia the CRy League at- about ene thousand people Areva last evening, and they rewarded by seeing some very hockey.The samo number of} Gesle were scored in each game.seven, and they were apportioned, the same, Royal Rifles getting six and Voltigeurs one, while Sarefield acored a hall dozen, and C.R one in the other one.first match, Voltigeurs staet- with a rush, and gave the Rifies & busy {ime for the first few minutes, during which Bele-| feuille registered :heir firet and only) of the game.i ; After the first four minutes they outolaæed, and from the time, that McCrimmon tied up the count.| ewe minute after Bellefeuille had succeeded in getting the puck past mbe, the Soldiers were all over| eir opponents who contented them- ves with spasmodic rusires.It is\u2019 they tried hard all the way, but Shey were up against a better team.and the result showed it.Bob Laroche put the Royal Rifles éhead with an oblique shot that was from an almost impoestble angle six; minutes later, and when the teams, retired to their dressing room.the Royal Rifles were leading by two to one.The Voltigeurs turned out in Bell, Pelephone sweaters, as their colors| #re somewhat similar to those of Royal Rifles.Several nice chances to score were miswed by both teams, in ¢his period.Only one point was registered in e middle session, and this was the ttieat goal of the evening.It fell; to Lowrie, wht took an uerial pass ; from Armetrung, catching the puck! with hie stick while the dis: was! still in the air.and gring right\u2019 through, to draw out the gnaler.and put the rubber in the ner.The point nt ! = came after seventeen minuies hat-\u2019 fling, and it seemed to take the\u2019 heart out of the Voitigeurs.In the third session, a trio of points were added to the three ac-: dumulated by the Roya! Rifles in the frat two periods, while fheir oppo- ments were unable to score.Armstrong came through with the @rst goal in the last and & half minutes of play, and wed this up thirty seconds later he secured the puck fom Ledour, who Nad staged an individual: Push towards the Rifles\u2019 geal right: trom the face off.Armstrong robbed Lesteur.and then went through! alone.Ae he scored the point, he slipped and slid practically the whole, width of the ice.The last goal of the game was also soored In thirty seconds.T.ow- rie.who was one of the stars of the match, goirg through right from the; face off and scoring.From then on until the gong rang.the Voltigeurs made desperate the Royal Rifles presented an impre- + gnable defence.Turgeon played well in goal the Voltigeurs.and was no\u2018 responsible for the shots that beat him.Hig defence did not play as well as| tm their last game, while the shoot tng of some of the forwards was off color.Lacombe stopped some difficult shots but did not have half the work stanza after efforts to score.but to no avail, for, : for\u2019 GARRISON LEAGLE IX SCHEDULE Opening Games Billed For Today\u2014Nine Matches For Each Team The Quebec Garrison Amateur Hockey League, which was recently aftilisted with the Quebec Branch of the CAHA, have drawn up their schedule for the season.There will be nine games for each of the four teams in the League, and the upening matches are booked for this evening.A double-header will be played every Thursday night, the first | game to start at other match at 9.The schedule is as follows: January $th\u2014Royal Rifles at 22nd Regiment; Artillery and Details at Sth Voltigeurs.January 13th\u2014#Mth Voltigeurs at 2Mmd Regiment; Royal Rifles at Artillery and Details.January 2Mh\u2014Sth Voltigeurs at Royal Rifles: Artillery and Details at 22nd Regiment.January 27th\u2014Artillery and Detulle at 9th Voltigeurs: 22nd Regiment at Royal Rifles.February 3rd\u2014Artlllery and Details at Royal Res: 22nd Regiment at sth Voltigeurs.February !Mh-\u2014Artiliery and Details at Z2nd Regiment: Royal Rifles at Sth Voltigeurs.February 17th\u2014Rove! Riflag at 32nd Regiment.Artillery and Details at 9th Voltigeurs.February 24th\u20149th Voltigeurs at 22nd Regiment; Royal Rifles at Artillery and Details.March 3Ird\u2014th Voltigeurs at Royal Rifles; Artillery and Details at 22nd Regiment.Sport Events Today Racing: Mesting of Business Men's Raging Assn.at New Orleans.Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey Club.at Havana.§ sharp, with the Meeting of Lower Californias Jockey Chub, at Tia Juana.Swimming: Central A.A.U.indoor championship.at Chicago.Billiards: National Class B.15.2 bhalk-Hne championship opens st Brooklyn.Edouard Horemans and George Blosson begin 2.400-point match at Boston.Wrestling: Strangler\u2019 Lewis 1s Renato Garutni.at Boston.Johnny Tillman vs.Jack Perry, 10 rounds, at Springfield, O.CHANGES IN AKRON NUMATIC BALL CLUB MATCHES that Turgeon had.while Lowrie.Akron, Ohio, Janwas one of the bright stars for the ments are practically complete for Rifle Armstrong played well, but the tranafer late today of the con- the referees might have been a little trolling interest in the Akron Exmore severe with him.The rest of hibition Company, holders of the the players Were gond.i International baseball franchise Sarsfield turned wut with two new here.to a syndicate headed hy Joo men on their line-up.Baker, who Thomas, former county treasurer, played center, and Townes.who held Ralph latimore.former American down left wing.and the first named Association and Western League was à big factor In the six to one vic-| player, is slated for manager of the tory of the Irishmen.» Akron team this year, succeeding Play started out fast.hut there was.Diek Hoblitzel.Who wus signed to ne scote for seven minutes when! manage the Reading International Baker registered the first point of Clubthe game.McDonald evened up the count threes minutes later on & lone plamondon .\u2026\u2026.ldzotte 5\u2014Arrange- ; .t, but Baker put the Irishmen in the lead one minute from the end or! the period.putting the puck past: Frenette after the latter had stopped 8 hôt shot from Kenny.In the middle session, Sarsfield registered two polnis.Dinan and! Drouin being the scorers.while in the final twenty they added two more, Drouin getting another, and Jimmy Lonergan the sixth.Just before the end of the gume Kane was sent to the tench for a major-penalty for cromschecking Drouin, who was carried off the sec.Baker was probably the best man on tbe Sartñeld team, although Lamere played well in the nets.Lonergan was good, while Walter Derouin tad an exceedingly good night, Billy McDonald had hard luek ir the final period, his shot hittin the pont.after he had gone throug* from his own defence.Frenett wal replaced in the C.N.R.netr dy Olaville in the final period, although why ts not known.Teams and summaries: Reysl Rifles.Voltigeurm Goal Lasombde .i.vrs o.Turgeon Point Agmetrong .Roy r Gover-Point Béfaré .Morency Centre MeGrimmon .Duchaine Right Wing Lowrte .\u2026.Pedenault left Wing Latoche .Bellefeuille laurie First 1\u2014=Vultigeurs, Bellefeuills Period- 4:08 2\u2014~Royal Rifles, MeCrimmon.1:00 3\u2014\u2014Royal Rifles, Laroche .6:00 second Perlod.4\u2014Roysl Rifles, Lowrie .17:90 Third Period.B\u2014Royal Rifles, Armstrong .9:30 ¢\u2014Royal Rifles.Armstrong .0:30 7\u2014Royal Rifles, Lowrie ,.0:30 ©.N.R.Qoal Frenette .cases: Lamere Doint McDonald .Derowin Cover-Point Telaney 0100.40.Doyle TANGO 2.0000000000 15000000, Baker Right Wing lawkins .lonergan Laplante .Srannery .Young .Phillips .Ciaville Summary: First Period, 1\u2014@arañeld, Baker .7:00 1\u2014C.N.R.\u2026.MoDonald : 2\u2014Baruñeld.Baker .Second Period.4\u2014Sarsfield, Dinan .$~aarsled, Drouin .Third Period.6-darañeid, Drouin .3:00 T-\u2014farsfield, Lonergan .4:4¢ FOR CURLERS TODAY Annual President Vs.Vice- President Competitions Wili Be Decided At Both Clubs Today is à bg event In the eyes of the curlers in the city, for it is on this date that the annual President va.Vice-President matches take place at both the Quebec and the Victoria Curling Clubs.The lists dave already been published of the various rinks that will do duty for both Clubs, and suffice {it to say that there will be action with a capital À at bo; the Quebec | ana Victoria rinks.The Quebec Club will have eighteen rinke playing all afternoon and ovening, while the Victoria Club will only have two less, There are three sheets of ice at the Quebec Curling Ciub, and two at the Victoria Club, so that it will easily be seen that the rinks will be kept busy all day long.All the curlers in the city are expected to be present to help out thelr respective clube, and & real warm time Is looked forward to.The entry sheets are posted for the club matches of the Victoria Curling Club, and a very busy month of January is looked forward to by the members of the Club, as the Boswell Bhield and Red Cross ; Shield matches have to be played, | as well as the Governor-General's ; and Victoria Jubilee competitions between the Victoria and Quebec Clubs before the big Centenary Boneplel on the 34th of the present month, so that it behooves all members of the Victoria Club to inscribe their names for the various competitions.The Quebec Curling Club is still going ahead with their plans for the hig Centenary Bonspiel 0 be held here from January Sith to 29th, Inclusive, and it is expected that within a couple of days everything will be in readiness for the event.The finishing touches are being applied to a very extensive program, whith, when it is outlined, will surprise quite a number of people.| Sporting Notes.| | Hammy Laroche Le coming back to \u2018this city lt ie understocoé, and will probably turn out for the Royal; Rif es.There\u2019s a world of satisfaction in a pipeful of Old Chum Tobacco.Canada\u2019s Favorite e Tobacco.Pi an RN ve see Es + RR a RRS IS IE RT SARSFIELD WON FROM C.N.R.OUTFIT MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB RESULTS First Shoot For Month Of January Held Last Night At Drill Hall The Quebec Miniature Rifle Club had their first shoot of the month of January last evening at the Drill Hall, and some very good scores were hung up in the Price and MacPherson Cup Competitions, .There were quite a numbder of en- trigs, and keen competition was the order of the day.The result of last night's shoot is as follows: MacPherson Cup.There will probably be some fights Ë Paradis \" run off in the Drill Hell in the very! og atts near future, according to good au- L Gignac ithority.It is anid that they will take! og obo piace round January 14, Georges & Jowell 3 Papin, lightweight champion of oser soureons |France.ts one of the een whe it is Price Cupproposed to bring down, while other | Æ.K.Gibaut .43 \u2018good artists will be on the bill.D.Burridge .42 ee.R.A.Bradley 37 Sarefield certainiy made a great| Wm.Turpin 37 find in Lamere, thelr goal tender.He| D.Tremblay a played like a veteran again last! G.Falkenberg 22 night.and saved half dozen what! G.Fossey .30 ;apheared to he sure goals.J.V.Boswell 26 M.Fossey .25 The C.N.R.players showed a ten-| Beattie \u201coc.24 \u2018dency to be afrald of the Sarsñeld| 5.M.Deschenes .22 \u2018defence last night, and except on very few oocasions.would refuse te vore in, contenting themselves with rhooting from way out.One of then long shots got by.it is true, but then [oro seventy others did not.Congratulations are due Mr.Geo.Van Felson.of the Victoria Curling Club, on his appointment as Official l'Empire of the Royal Caledonia Cur- | ing Club Branch.« se Armstrong, of the Royal Rifles, broke a half dozen eticks during the trame last night, and it waa sug- .rested to Major Gendron that he buy hockey sticks by the car-load if the | player keeps up his presen: rate.| After having walked through the ,Voltigeurs, the Royal Rifles will tune up for the Nationals, of Montreal, whom they play on Raturdey night in the fist exhibition game of the wemson.\u2018The Nationals, have some \u2018team, according to reports.and will make the 8olillers travel some to ain the victory.A real good contest in looked forward to, and for this game, the Royal Itifles rxpect to ;have their new men, Jamirande, Haves and Richardsnn out in-action.\u201cThe trio were expected here in time for lust night's game, Lut could not reach (Quebec in time, .Tuday la à hig event for curlers, for the annuai President vs.Vire President matches are on the bill In both the Quebec and Victoria Cueling Chube.eo e The proposal to send an American team to the British open championship tournament to be played.at ét, Andrew's Scotland, next June, has aroused considerabla interest in American golfing circles, .The threatrned rupture between the major ani minor leagues i» like- ty either to be healed or come to an open break in th\u201d serien of base.bail conferences te ba held In Chicago during the week of January 10.The statistics of the Eastern League for the past season show that \u201cBig Chief Bender's pitching arm is still capable of baffling the batters.a8 In the old days when it ws.wont to win victories for Connie Mack's Athletica.¢ 0 The Pacific Northwest rxpects te have two baseball leagues next season, the Pacific International League confining it» activities to the tidewater cities, with & new organisation ta teke in Spokane and other Inland cities.° .The Harvard Chub of Boston is te celebrate the vietories of the Crimeon \u2014 P.Frechette B.Mellon .F.Garlick SAINTS SIGN PLAYER, Toronto.Ont., Jan.5-The management of the St.Patrick's N.H.LL.team received information this morning from W.8.Stewart, the Amiherst, N.8.player, that he would accept terms with the local club.Transportation hus been wired him and he will report here on Friday.RCOTTISH SOCCER.London, Jan.5\u2014(Canadian Associated Press)\u2014Results in Benttish League games played today were: Motherwell, 1; Alrdreonians, 0: Dumbarton, 2; Clydebank, 1.\u201cBABE\u201d TO CARRY GUN.New York, Jan.#\u2014\u201cBabe\u201d Ruth, today asked the Police Department for a permit to carry « revolver during the \u201ccrime wave\u201d and was \u2018told he could have fifty-four of them\u2014ihe number of home runs I'he walloped last year, if he desired.{ He declined the extra fifty-three.| REGULAR COLLEGE COURSE AT NIGHT Boston, that \u201ca city university shouid meet the needs of all the peopie in the community,\u201d |.H.Murlin, president of Boston University, announces that evening lourses of the regular college grade, leading to an A.B, or B.M.degree, are to he offered hy Boston University beginning in February.\u201cMany young people who are at work all day would like to take studies of college grade at night\u2018 says President Murlin.\u2018It is in re- sponee to this need that the university Is opering courses in the College of Libera) Arts.This is purely an experiment.If the response is sufficient to warrant it, It will become a permanent feature of the university program.Otherwise, .t will not he continue dbeyond this A school to train girls to become experts in fig packing has been started near Frasno, Calif\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee raity football, baseball, and crew squads of 1930 on the night of January 13.The members of the squads will be given a reception and presented with goid trophies.eo The big money crase which har vervaded ali branches of sport and athletica seems to have reached even the game of chess, judging from the cash offer made by the Havana chess tans to induce Lasker to meet Capablanca, the Cuban expert, in & match for the werid's titia Mass, Jan.5-\u2014Asserting | hockey, DANGER TO PARK: 15 POINTED OUT \u201cDesire For Selfish Gain at Expense of Nation\u201d Condemned Boston, Mass, Jan.5\u2014Cognl- | zance vf the danger tn the national parks of the United States through the legislative drive of Idaho and | Montana interestn, and through the still unamended Federal Water, Power Act which would allow permits for exploitation of the rarks | resources, plays a prominent part in the annual report of the Massachusetts Forestry Association.The account of the park tours conducted under the auspices of the associa-! tion notes the fact \u201cthat in almost every park visited some form of! (commercial enterprise is seeking to gain concessions.\u201d These encroachments are attributed to a desire \u201cto ser something for nothing\u201d and marked by the tendeney te look upon the park areas as \u201clegitimate Sra.\u201d \u201cThis desire for selfish pain at the expense of the nation,\u2019 the \u2018report says, \u201cis not a trait peculiar to our wostern neighbors, but in this particular instance they happen % be the aggressors.It ie perfectly natural that if the people in that part of 1dahn need water to extend their irrigated areas and if that water happens to have its source in Yellowstone Park, the nearer to the source that the water can be impounded, the higher that level will be and the greater will be the area lihat mey be irrigated.Besides it | that water can be collected on government and such as a national park it will save the urchase of park it will save the purchase of What objection can the park enthu- clagts have to another beautifu.lake within the park even if it is artificial?The farmers down the valley have risked their fortunes to make a livelihood on what was formerly a desert and to grow food that the rest of us may eat.But these farmers must have water and Uncie 8am owes them at least a fighting chance to make a living.Arguments Made.\u201cThese are some of the logical land touching arguments why the Smith Ril (1.Rk.12466) which nas already apmed the Senate should become law.This bill provides for the flooding of sume 8000 acres in the Hechler River and Falls Rive: basins in the south-west corner of Yellowstone Park.\u201d It in agreed «hat the engineering fact that the higher the level at which water in coilected the greater Îls {te value for power or irrigation: it is granted that the fundamental idea of reclamation is excellent; and it i» admitled that the creation of « beautiful lake, even If artificial, If desirable; Dut it is urged that thers to a \u201cFmt to the philanthrophy of & gehervus government.\" It la pointed out that a farmer on a wornout hillside farm might expect the guvernment to haul back the soil washed to the sea from his farm.but \u2018It woul cost all the peopia more than It would bé worth to the farmer, ' \u201cLet us compare the facts in the case,\u201d the report continues, \u201cwith the arguments presented for the Smith Bill.That part of Yellowstone Park is little known to the public because it has not been opened up by traile and ronde, and it was represented by the proponents of the bil} as swampy and uninteresting, of little value for recreation.An investigation made this past eum- mor proved that it is one of the most beautiful sections of the park, containing lovely waterfalls, hot springs, rolling meadows, d for- este, tI is possible to create in this aren an artificial lake covering from 13 to 14 sguare miles, but since the water from this lake would be used in mid-summer, what the park vie.Hors would see in place of a heau- tifu] lake would be a dreary waste of mud flats where the lake had been, with a dirty pond in the middle, That tn the exact rondition of Jeckeon lake, a few miles south o: the Yellowstone, \u201cIt has been shown that this l national proportions has been made water can be mored outside the park.aithough it may cost more to build the dam and to purchase the land which would be flooded.This difference in cost between the two propositions is what the promoters want Uncle Sam to give them.at the expense to all the people of giving up one of the.best parts of thelr | largest national park.8o long as.there are still millions of acres oj land that can be Irrigated else where, the cost of this project to ail the people is too great.\u201d Recreational Value.The recreational value of parks and playgrounds, the report goes on, is recognized, and in setting! aside the national parks a gift ot! international parks a gift of inter- | te the world.Economic developments are incompatible with park luses and commercis] interests must |] pruve their rights to cross Lhe boun- gl daries.This element, however, has had the advantage in argument in being able to show tangible poss:- bilities and pronvise of results.Supporters of the national parks, os the other hand, find it difficult to messif-e in dollars and cents \u201cthe great but intangible value of recreational areas to all the people.\u201d \u201cTravel experts are generally agreed.\u201d the report asserts, \u201cthat the money spent by the tourist st pre.sant averages around $15 per day.The Easterners spends from one to three months in the parke and the neighboring cities, while the local visitor may stay from one day ton month.A conservative average would be 10 days per visitor.During the season of 1920, thers were 1,- 058,455 visitors to the national parks and monuments and at $160 per person they spent in and about the parks over $1583,000,000.It is only a matter of à few years until over 2,000,000 people will be seeing the parks annually, and leaving with the people in and about the parks $300,000,000.\u201cThe total area of the 19 national parks ie 6,949,740 scres.If they were thrown open to economic development, not more than 2,000,000 acres could possibly be utilized, because of the rugged raturs uf the topography.the water surface, the barren eoil, and the great areas above timber line.A gross average profit of $50 an acre annually oa this area would probably be a high estimate of what could be obtained {rom all its resources for many years to come.This would amount to $100,000,000 or less than the present value of the tourist trade.Since it is impossible to secure both { these benefits it would seem that the tourist trade is the more desir able.\u201d TOWN GROWING UP AROUND SALT RECOVERING PLANT.Regina, Bask., Jan.6\u2014A young town is growing up around the salt recovering and drying plant, now being operated at Maskakee Lake, Sask.An evaporating plant, two storage houses, and two drying sheds have been erected.and dwelling houses, lodging and boarding houses are now commencing to make their appearance in the dis- tnict.The salt is obtained from the waters of Lake Maskakee, and from deposits under it.They Include cpeom, glauber, maghesium oarbon- ate, sodium chloride and potassium salu.The plant can produce from 25 to 30 tons of dry evarporated mia per day.The product is shipped to Kitchener, Ont, for final treatment.REFUSING BURIAL To THE DEAD Delhi, Dec.30\u2014The non-cooper- ation party are particularly aggrees- ive in Delhi City, and & most dis graceful form of intimidation is being employed against loyal persons who refuse to join the\u201d movement.Recently a highly respected Mohamedan, Mulvi, who was 8 trustes of Aligarh College, died.His son, a barrister, has made a sworn statement that when the funeral procession approached the burial ground it was stopped by a number of noncooperation leaders and a mob arm- éd with bamboo staves.These ppr- sons abused the deceased as a supporter of the Government and an Infidel, and declared that they would prevent his interment in sacred Mohamedan ground.The son according applied for a guard to be sent to the house, to which the body had to be returned, and asked that the IMPORTED WINES FRENCH AND FOREIGN \"CHOICE LIQUEURS.OHN I.La ROCHE 316 St.Paul Street, Quebec Firm Renowned For The Quality Of Its Products.Please send Doctor's Certificate with your order.] A VISIT SOLICITED.Aaviftctg thsatxly The Jag rFairy Watch Th Space for the is guard should accompany the body to the burial ground for the interment.A district magistrate with police pro- \u201cesded to the residence, but ultimately an arrangement, the nature of which le not disclosed, was entered into between the relatives and the nen-cooperation lenders, and the guard, at the request of the family, was withdrawn, Another case is that of 6 prominent Hindu montiemen Who hoid JAGER FAIRY Coming John Darlington Reg\u2019 Opposite Post Office, the title of Commander of the Onder of the Indian Empire.1t was knows that he wae seriously Hi, whereupon, a crowd assemdied outside his house and fs reported to have declared that unless he resigned his title the dody should not be cremated in the eveat of hia death, It ia to be hoped that the authorities will take effective measures te stop this intolerable treainent of loyal people.-s | # Helifux to Plymouth, Chor bourg & Hambwe T.8.8.S8axonta .January 24 T.#8.Batur To Liverpool and Ginagow From Pertland\u2014Jan, 30 From Halifax\u2014Feb.3 Portand\u2014Glasgew.Feb.18|Mar.30 «ros .Cansandra Mar.11]April 30.| .Satarnia New York\u2014Glasgow (Via Moville) 16}#iels, 10|Mar, 26.Columbia.New York\u2014Léverpoo! +.Vauban JK.Aug.Vict .\u2026.Vestris Jan.19;Meb.19jMer, 19.Carmanis Mar.13jApe.9May.7.Caronis New York, Cherbourg, Southemp- [ ton.Jen.10/Feb.17 .Imperator Frb.3|Feb.36/Mer.23.Aquitanis Apr.7|May.13|June 9.Mauretania N.X.Plymouth, Cherbourg and Lou- Febx.Y.Jan.33/Mar.Now York, Piraous, Triestedan.18 .Pannobis New York to Vigo (Spain) Patras Dubrovnik and Triewte Jan.26 .00.00 Studebaker .\u201c Texan Oil .a Tobacco Products .83% 83% Union Paco .199 118% United Retail Stores.54% ; 554 U 8 Indust Ateohoi.06 +17) U 8 Rubber .4% 4 UK Steel .+0.81% ny Utah Copper .81% ne van Steel .HW 13 White Moter .38% 26 Willys-Overland .6% oY FERNNBARARRUENT e EGG MARKET * ° n ITY 26 0e 06 98 28 20.56 00 00 56 9 Ottawa, Ont.Jan.§\u2014The ess market is quiet and under Increased receipts prices are slightly easter.One car of Siates frenh ie reported roliing Montreal and 317 cases of storage seconds le reported rolling Toronto from Winnipeg.Toronto easier, epeciaie bc te 91.001 extra Téc te Te; fArets 70c to 72e; seconds $80.Montreal firm; specials $1 to 81.10; extras 7bc: firets 70c: seconds B8c.Poultry quiet: dressed turkeys Béc to bbe; chickens $8c to 37e: fowl 2h6 to 38¢c; ducks 360 to 400; geese 820 te 38e The Mexican Embassy at Washington declares that United Sitates bank- or are ready to invest in Latin America not Jes than $1,000,000,000 tn banke and industries.Information in banking circles ie that Great Britain has started repaying the $150,000,000 loan which Canadian banks granted the British Government during the war.Four hundred and twenty,four separate issues were traded on the New Yark Exchange Thursday, « new high recorde + © A new limited company, called the Maise Import Company, .capitalised at 5,000,000 marks, has been formed at Hamburg, Germany, to cooperate with & large Dutch concern for importation of srein.e The reduction in the Wall Street loan account has been emphasized for weeks as Hlustrating the extent of liquidation of securities, but it has now reached the point, in th opinion of bankers, where it should find reflection in the money market with- tn 60 days.The vice-president of one of the largest New York trust companies says that the crisis was passed with respect to Wall Street credits last week.LEE} Thé Philadelphia mint, during 1920, coined 524,687,474 pleces au compared with 591,444,185 in 1919, a drop of 66,846,721.The total value for 1930 wes $21,435.37¢, an compared with $13.84 0 for 1919.German potash experts will sail January 4 {or a conference with American business men looking to a revival of the potash trade.so » The pre-war coal output of Belglum was exceeded during October, 1920, when net extraction totaled 1.- 966.580 tons.The Federal Sugar Equalization Board, in process of Re liquidation.has turned $3 080 into the United States Treasury.LJ .Merger of the Citizens Savings & Trust Company, First National Bank, Union Commerce, First National Bank, and First Trum & Savings Company into the Union Trust Company, said to be the larges: banking unit between New York and Chicago, was launched in Cleveland, Ohio, January 1.Two other banks will be formally taken in this month.When the two other banks officially become members of the institution, the Union Trust Company will have $23,000,006 capital and surplus.$310,000.000 resources, 225,000 de- posttors, 100 officials and 1300 employed.J ne 26 06 96 08 98 92 30 96 28 96 96 96 2 6 n ct THE TORONTO PRODUCT MARKET ass Foronta, Onl.Jan.&\u2014 Manitoba oats, No.3 Canadian Western.50c: No.3 50c: extra No.1 feed Sûc: No.1 feed 47 3-4e; No.2 feed 44 3-4c; all in store Fort Willlam.Northern wheat, new crop.No.1 $1.92 5-8c; No.2 $1.88 §-8c; No.3 $1.31 5-3c: No.4 $1.72 8-8c, all in store Fort Wilitam.American corn, No.2 yellow.$1.18, nominal, track Toronto, prompt shipment.Canadian corn, feed, nominal.Manitoba barley, in store Fort William, No.3 88 3-4c; No.4 76 3-4c rejects 67 3-4¢; No, 1 feed 67 3-4c.Barley, Ontario malting, 85c to 98¢ outside.Ontario wheat, No.2 $1.86 $1.90, f.o.b.shipping points, ac cording to freights; No.3 spring $1.80 10 $1.88.Onmmrio oats, No.3 white, nomi nad, 50c to B3c according to treights outside.Peas, No.2 $1.76 to $1.80, according to freights.Buckwheat, 31.05.Ttye, No.2 $1.59 to $1.56.Ontario flour, 90 per cent patents, $10.50, bulk seaboard.Mankodbe flour, track Teronte, cash prices, first patents, $11.10; we.cond patents, 810.60.Milileed, carloséE âeiivered Mont rea}, freights\u2018 and bass included: \u2014 Bran, per ton, $38.00 to $40.00; shorts, per ton $43.60; feed flour, $2.75 to $3.00 per bag.Hay, loose, No.1 per ton, $35.00 to $37.00; baled, track Toronto, $29.00 to $30.00.nominal, $1.00 ta FOREIGN EXCHANGE (B.L.G.Bosubien & Co.) New York, on: London: pound swrling .Paris: franc-.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\" Brussels: franc .+.8.0619 Geneva: franc .$.1627 Madrid: possté .- -.$.1320 Berlin: mark .8.0138 Vienna: crown 00 8-16 Rotterdam: florin - 8,81 8-16 Rome: lire .dive 0348 Montreal on: New York: prime .17%% London: pound sterling .$ 4.22 Paris: franc .-.7 Brussels: franc Geneva: franc .Madrid: peceia - Berlin: mark .Vienna: crown .Rotterdam: forin .Rome: lire lire (0430 wha\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHUNNNHUNHENHNN f qurano cixanmo nous À Ciearings for week ending Jan.8, 1921 85.646,888.Clearings for week ending Jan, 3 1920, 86,786,881.9% | condition with little general progress\u2018 tei CLESG LETTERS BF THE LOGAL BROKERS (By Bvuncan & Dupuls) New York, Jan.5\u2014We have had a professional mariret today but with a strong tone although towards mid- y we had some professional bear selting which made things look weak for a while, The best feature in the situation le the strength in foreign exchange end france showing à very wood tone and registering substantial advances.This is the best thing that could happen just sow and it is pid welcome.There is a report of conference among copper interest this afternoon.We are not able to say what this indicates but will try to keep you posted if anything Important is on lap.The market has shown today that it Js not vulnar- able to bear attack and that any rumor of good news makes it move Up.This is entirely contrary to that try- Ing liquidation with which we were confronted all last year, where no matter what the news was, the market went steadily down and did not rally at all.for we had plenty of tavorable developments, but the only rally we had in fourteen months was hased on the extraordinarily favorable decisions in regards to the rali- roads handed down by the United tates Supreme Court.Sales 787,200, (By Brees, Gourdeau & Chariebols) | New York, Jan.E\u2014Opening prices, in the stock market today were at ir-| reguiar differences from the previous sessions fina) level.Losses and gaine} were about evenly distributed so far.aa the number of issues that were| traded in at the start of business, but | individua) changes were of greater; proportion on the side of setbacks.For example, Mexican Petroieum and Atlantic Gulf & West India each suffered an over-night loss of one and a quarter points: Pan-Anierican Petroleum, three-quarters of a point and the equipments an average half a point, while Crucible Steel Steel one-quarter and the remainder unchanged to an eighth difference.Activity by floor traders resulted in a more geseral downward tendency shortly after the opening, but a sharp recovery followed around mid.forenoon.A renewal of hear pressure lod to new inws at mid-day.and, although the volume of offerings were not large every opportunity was seized upon to depress values a various intervals during the after-, noon.The copper group deve-| \u2018oped quite a demand for a time sn! the afternoon, à number of which scored good sized improvement.À further and more general spurt set in just prior to the close of the session.short covering furnishing the chief source of buying power.Dealings are sill of a highly professional; character.Bales, stocks 757,200; bonds, $14.- 325,000.(By L.G.Beaubien & Co.) New York, Jan.5\u2014The market recovered quite sharply in some quarters this afternoon and its action hore out the theory that a .trading will prevail for a time.The earlier\u2019 weakness in the independent steel: stocks was followed by a good rally despite the cutting in two of the Midvale Steel dividend.Copper stocks also became notably stronger with advances of about two points in Anconda, Utah and Inspiration.The market price of copper metai has strengthened a lièUe recemtty and It may be that the turning point in the downward trend has arrived.Os, rails and equipments also acted better.Cali money was quoted at 7 per cemt.New York Funds 17 6-8, and Sterling 369 1-4.+4 28 98 90 26 26 35 20 6 38 96 96 2 8 NS \u201c ¥ THAR CHICAGO \" * PRODUCE MARKET % Chicago, Il, Jan.B\u2014Assertions that Argentine was offering wheat to Germany at 15 to 20 cents cheaper than the United States wheat could be obtained, had a bearish influence today on the wheat market here.Prices closed nervous at 3 1-2 to ¢ 1-4 cents net lower.Corn lost 3-4 to 1 1-8 and oats 1-2 to 6-3 to 3-4.in provisions the price was unchanged to 5 cents higher.Closs:\u2014 Wheat, March $1.69 1-2; May $1.64.Corn, May 74 1-8c: July 75 1-bc.Oats, May 48 7-8 uly 48c.Pork, January $33.Lard, January $13.85: May $13.30.Rite, January $11.48; May $12.17.JEANNE 9e 06 96 96 96 96 26 26 8 6 NN NN ® Li \" « \u201c 8 28 24 98 38 20 96 22 96 3 96 20 0 96 8 London, Jan.5-\u2014Close.Calcutta linseed £33 108.Linesed oil, 34s.94.sperm oll £80.Petroleum, American refined, 2a 3 1-4d.; apirita 28, 4 1-44.Turpentine mpicits, 1000.OILS.Rosin, American strained, 28s; type \u201cG\u201d 402, 6d.\u2014 Savannah, Ga, Jan.S5\u2014Turpen- tine quiet; no salem, 93 1.2; receipts 163: shipments 108; stock 16.935.Rosin, quiet: no sales; receipts 216: shipments 810; stock 86,181 mem et © 16 06 0806 080806 9608 9666 0606000 9 \u2018 .SUGAR MARKET a \u201c 9 % 2; 06 96 96 95 00 00 06 98 08 86 36 26 8 New Tork, Jañ 6\u2014Raw sugar vas steady today at 6 1-3 cents for Cubes cost and freight, equal to 5.33 for centrifugal.No males were reported with fine granulated listed at 7.90 to 0» 00.Renewed selling pressure appear- ad in sugar futures and prices at midday wers fifteen to seventeen points lower Business waa unusually active dut most -4 & waa in the form ! Shipbuilders, Belfastot 8 sained three-quarters, United States| \u2018lusses werc not wanting throughout ed né NOBLE W.PLRRIE, Ottawa, Pirrie, Noble W., Managing Director Mabulite Explowives, 14d.470 Granville 8t., Vancouver, B.C.; Miuaing and Chemical Engineer; IMrec- tor of B.C.Consolidated Fish and By Products Co., Vancouver; Member of Executive B.C.Chamber of Mines; Member of the Vancouver Board of Trude; late Director Ex-\"| plosives Imperial Munitions Board, Ottawa, Ont; Ex.V.P.British Cordite Co., Ltd.Renfrew, Ont.; Director of Messrs.Eldridge & Co.Assayers and Chemists, Vancouver, B.C.Born: Bombay, India, Jan.19, 1878, son of the lute John Sinclair Pirrle, of Betfast, Ireland, who wes son of the famous Belfast Surgeon, Dr.Pirrie, whose father was a brother of the present Lord Pirrie, K.P., one of the principal shareholders in Messrs.Harland & Wolf's, Educ.: Chatham House, Kamagate, Eng.; Royal Schoo! of Mines, Bouth Kensington.Married: Fannie Mabel Corbettdaughter of the late A.P.M.Corbett, Burgeon Rifle Brigade, Oct.1913.Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country, Rutary, Hon, Member Rideau (Ottawa): Hon.Member Royal (Ottawa): Hon, Member Mt.Royal (Montreal); Hon.Member St.James; Hon.Member Canada (Montreal); Hon.Member Toronto Club.Anglican.Residence: Vancouver, B.C.t MONTREAL EXCHANGE x se se x 38 26 26 26 56 36 6 M NX (By Canadian Pres) Montreal, Jan.5\u2014{fFaken as a whole 4he market in listed securi- Reinvest January Funds Bond interest and dividends duc Jamuary lst, as well » payments of principal due on that day, will be best employed whem invested in Canadian Government and Municipal Beads.These beads afford unquestioned security, and.po investment permits of more avenant * collection of interest.At existing prices, from 6.25%, to 7% interest can be obtained from these bonds.Write for a list.Wood, Gundy & Company Your Taronto 157 St.James Street Saskatoon Montreal Montreal Now York Winnipeg London, Esg.L.G.BEAUBIEN & CO.STOCK BROKERS Members of Montreal Stock Exchange Quebec Office: 70 St.Peter Street.L.T.des RIVIERES Manager.tles on the loca! Exchange today showed a strong\u2019 fromt, although the list, these being mminly contined to the Paper issues.Brompton and Breweries led the market and the former solid down to 52J4 during the day, closing at.53, a net loss of 1'j points, while Breweries closed at a small fractional loss at 51% representing a rally of 1}; points from the day's low.: The Paper group was not active outside Brompton, but only Laurentide munuged to gu through the day without a decline.The Spanish issues lost a fraction for the common and 31; points for the preferred.Abitibi lost à large fraction at 54% after selling at 54.Riordon lost : points at 132; St.Maurice Paper 4 at 120, and Wayagamack was inactive.The largest gains were in stocks not usually covered.Ames prefer- reé-added three points at 30: Hillcrest added 4 at 64: Ugilvie 3 at 190 ; und Bt.Lawrence Flour 21; at 6114.Steamship preferred sold up 4% points at 69.@ubstantial declines were shown by Toronto Railway.which lest 1% points at 60,7; Dominion Steel down a point to 42; and Steamahip common down 1 to 47.In the Bank stocks.Union rose! 6 points to 146: Commerce lost af point at 181 and Merchants and Royal were each ionaly higher The Bonds were active and aguin strong.; Tots] Sales: Listed, 8.132 ahares: Bonds, 448.500.+ 1 (By Breen & Gourdesn) Bla Asked Ames .10 .\u201c Abid T.es 544; Asbestos 7 Brasillan 3% Bet.240 Brewery .814 .Bridge .oc.+00 $9 83 Brompton .«.83.s4 Canners .34); .Cement .+2 00 00 7% Converters .- se Detroit .eu 8% .Genera! Klectric .94 .Glass .22010 ee be Dominion Steel .413, 42 Laurentide .Lo 82 93 Price .us Hilicrest .\u2026.\u2026.[1] Woods Mfg.9° Power .+ 8: Quebec .MH 22% Riordon .122 133 Shawinigan -.St.Lawrence - steel .u [3373 Steamahips .47% Atlantic .22 Textile .PA Toronto .81 Wabasso .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 oss « .- 47 spanish .#6 BREEN, GOURDEAU & CHARLEBOIS STOCK AND BOND BROKERS Telephone 185-186 147 Mountain Hill Private wire connection with Montreal, New York and Chicago Exchanges.Municipal and Government Bonds bought, sold and quoted.RENE-T.LECLERC MONTREAL QUEBEC 160 St.James Street, \u201876 St.Poter Strest, (Established 190°) We Offer Province of Quebec Five-year 6 p.c.Bonds.Maturing June 1st, 1925.Denominations: $500 and $1,000.Price: Par (100) and accrued interest Beausoleil, Limited Investment Bankers Montreal.\u2018112 St.James Street Tel.Main 1415.Preferred.Spanish prd: 56 at 9134, 4 at 52.Ames .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 |50 at 91, 75 at 90L;.car orev nsw * 59 | Abitibi: 100 at 64, 95 at 4.0 Asbestos .so ot 64%, 10 at 641, Spanish .2014 908; | Steamshipe pfd: 15 at 69.Dominion Steel | Ambestos pfd: 20 at 89%:.Dominion Iron 11 | Asbemos: 6 at 77.Oglivie .00200 o- 100 Dominion Glass: 10 at 86.Bteel coon vio coon.38% 20 Bell Telephone: 25 at 100.Converters: 35 at 6.Banks.St.lawrence: 10 at 01.Merchants ,.168 170 Ontario Steel: 25 at 5612.Molsons .\u2026.170 Steel of Canada pld: 26 at 38.Montreal .ae Merchants Bank: 7 at 109%.Royal oe Bank of Commerce: 4 at 181.ve JAIL FARM MAKES SPLENDID SHOWINO Lethbridge, Jan 4-\u2014Despite 4 season which was decidedly \u201cpatchy\u201d from an agriculturwl standpoint, the provincial jail at Lethbridge made a splendid showiag and the per diem cost of feeding the inmates of the institution will reflect the result The figures pub- Jiahed here will show that he total value fromm the crop of 548 acres 1924\u201496% did.1934\u2014014 to 93.1902\u20148714 to 97%.1930496 at 9634.1927\u201486 did.1933\u2014#5K at 95%.19879144 to 97%.AFTERNOON SALES.Atlantic: § at 2214.Ames pfd: 50 at 30, 26 at 31.Brazilian: 35 at 32%, 1190 at 724.Brampton: M at 63), 125 at |was $36,137, based on conservative 52%, 128 at 5234, 26 at 58%, 160 at [average prices for the va.ious crops 53.since the crops wer harvestad.This Mteamehipe: 50 at 47.works out to $66.29 crop value per Cement: 35 at 67.lacre over the whoie farm.The as- Dominion Steel: 10 at 42, erage doe not take into consider ation the big garden where te veg- stables raised for use in the inmi- tution were of a very much higher per acre value than the fi crops.- Laurentide: 20 at 93.| Montreal Power: 86 at 82.Brewery: & at 5035, 16 at bof.50 at 8014, 176 at bl, 25 at 51%, 116 at 81%.Shawinigan: 35 at 106.Bmelters: 2 at 18%, 15 at 18.Stel of Cunadn: 4 at 60 46 at 89%.Spanish: 5 at 8516, 25 at 8414.30 at 84%.25 nt 844, 25 at 845, 28 at 8414.50 nt 88, Toronto Railway: 105 at 60%.Riordon: 26 at 183, 26 at 132.DOWAGER QUEEN ILL.The Hague, Jan.4 \u2014 Dowager Queen Emma, of The Netherlandsit was officially announced today.is suffering from hernia and must undergo an operation.She has bees ill for rome time, but has not dees confined to hed \u2014 JANUARY INVESTMENTS Watre & Power Oo.Cee AY ES 152 St.Peter St.Quebec IER F of awitching.on ME 4 02 23 Gomes 5 PAYARLE PRICE YIELD canada Market 6.70 Canada 3 Conde Couada Cunaila Canada Camda \u20184 Caanda Montreni se.Can.8 N.Y.80.04 Momrent à Lonten 1088 14 HANSON BROS range mamma ye a | Extend to The Mechanics\u2019 Supply Co.\u2018All Their Customers and Friends The Best Wishes for A PROSPEROUS and HAPPY NEW YEAR l=) er) Social » Personal = ee re) mm) ji Mr.B.Moses, of Ottawa 8 regis- | ered at the Chateau.Hon.Athaness Dawid returned to Montreal yesterday.Mr.Douglas Haine, of Montreal, is a guest at the Chateau Mr.Walter Thom, of Montreal, is ln town, à guest at the Chateau Mr.A A.Mages, of Montreal, ia in the city, staying at the Chateau.Mr.Max Ence, 4s in town from New York, & guest at the Chateau.Mr.R.H, Pareon, of Montreal, is in town, registered at the Chateau.Rev.Abbe Vien left yeuterday op a trip to Europe end will return May next.IT Heart of Things \u2018lPhonc 7913: mos: centraily sltustod, all Gern conveniences.First clam ihe and service.All goods direct bra our farm.Fe Lake our own bread and onch pastry, and serve purest milk cream, bottled at our own farm eulect resort for lady Tourists & John St.HOTELS.| REBORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.Mr, and Mme C.V.Johnson are in the city from Montreal, registered at the Chateau.Dr.and Mra J.D.Duchens who have been cul of town for 4 fiw says, have returned to town.CANADIAN MONEY Accepted at Par POR ACCOMMODATIONS AT HO ON THE OCEAN FRONT.private bat cold er Owaership Management cmon, .ARE.PROOF.AMERICAN PLAN| With its Wo delightful rooms (all patare) with bat with het and Lieut.-Col.A.\u20ac@.Turner arrived \u2018n town yesterday from Ottawa and registered at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Pal Valles of New York, are in town visiting the former's mother Mr.L.P.Vallee.Mian Arline Marois is giving a dance this evening at the residence (uf her parents.Dr.and Mre A , Marois.Mr.and Ms.Letendre and Miss -sabrielle Letendre of Montreal, are susu of Hon.Judge and Mrs , velletler.! Mr.Maurice St.Jacques of St.Only a tew minutes to Aute rage.Open froin § a.m.te 1 p.m.Mayilzisi 1 ! 290 ST.JOHN STREET (near Ball Telsphone) Best Services and Dest Meal at Popular Prices \u201cPost Cards, trem one cent TLANTIC .] nary 600.Jer, Can Centrally located in the heart of the Shopping and Theatrical Distriet Headquarters for Conventions, Banquets, Private Dances.Receptions and Social Events.Service Unsurpassed.Further Particulars on 6p- plication.JOHN DAVIDSON, Manager.etn Ar Amapious Plan Hotel rer Lead Hyacinthe, was in town yesterday, tor the funera; of the late Mr.J.C.Guimont.Hoa.J.L.Perron, Hon.N.Besuin and Hon.Narctmse Perodeau left for Montreal yesterday and will return to town Monday.Mr, Joe O'Neill and his daughter Mim Mildred O'Neill, are in town \"| tram Winnipeg, visiting the for- mers parents, Mr.and Mrs.John GC Neill Ms Edgar Clement will give a dance for young people at her residence, Grande Allee, this ev.ning (or her daugiater, Miss Gern.ine Clement, \" The marriage i» announced to take place on January 15th of Mime Blanche Chalifour, daughter of Mrs.U.Chalifuar, to Mr.Eugene Plon son of Mrs.A.Pion, The engagement is announced of Miss Marie C.Cantin, daughter of Mr.and Mrs E.V.Cantin, of this city, to Mr.Romeo Cantin, son ot Mr.and Mrs.Antoine Cantin, aisu uf Quebec.Mir.L.A.Tzechereau Lux pur her patronage to the entertainment to be given »n Jan.28th and 2#tth, when the operetia \u201cVeronique will be 1resented for the benefit of the \u2018ubercu:ar children of the city.The Governor-General and the Duchess of Devonghire will entertain on Monday evening next, at « dinner party at Rideau Hall in honor of the Earl of Minto and Miss I Year Booklets, big assortment: | choice designs, all prices from five | cents up.Toys \u2018e have still a big assortment of Soys, Dolls, Games, Blocks, ete.No! éiescount on all these goods.Our! prices, however.will bear comparison with other stores offering @scounts on Toys.T.H O'NEILL : 247 St John St.St.Lawrence Hall MONTREAL new ST.JAMES STREET A J AIGGIN Limited.C.F.B.License Ne 10-5512 entrance on 908 Rooms (many with Bethe attached pe Marion Cook Thelr Exceliendies the Duke and Ducheas of Devonshire have accepted Mr.and Mrs G.W.Cook's invitation to attend the wedding of their daughter, Marion, to the Ear) of Minto, on the 19th of January at 8t.Patrick's Church Montreal, The many friends of Mr.M.Monaghan, who has been confined {in the Hotel Dieu Hospital ænce | December 9th, will be pleased to i learn that he is making daily prec- gress towards recovery and will Ukely be able to return to his home «arly next week.Mr.Mooaghan's injuries were much more etrious Phone 4560 M G.FAUCHER, Prop.NR.Louis Strauss ali rooms Loeal and long distance Telephone, Jan.17xz17 UILLOT\"S French Liqueurs American Plas HOTEL ST.URSULE Quabes Mat and cold runsing water In than first reported.Aince he was taken to the hospital he has re- {ceived telegrams and letters of sympathy from \u2018all part of the \u2018country and from the citizens ai iarge.Yesterday he was visited for | the second time by His Eminence Cardinal Begin.The wmarriage waa eolemnizsed = NONE BETTER \u2014 You will find something to |) our taste in the following as- || rtment.The prices are very |\u2019 nable.Creme de Menthe, Creme de ocoa Choua, Creme de Manarine, Creme de Mocha, Creme e Vanille, Creme de Rose, reme de Citron, Creme de Fine Champagne, Orange Curao Surfin, Orange Brandy, erry Brandy, Blackberry randy, Apricot Brandy, Peach dy, Maraschino.Anisette, Anis des Indes, Grand Prieure, Pralinette, Vadorine, Cassis, i L What is absolutely GOOD we i ve 11, L M.LEVASSEUR, Reg'd.+ PALACE HILL dy hi Jou-Corn ADVOCATE 4 B Fewer St Frone: 0418; Ren: 1916, pe A Nutritious Diet for nv oh ee ToCure aCold in One Day Tobe QGrove\u2019s Laxative Bromo = Quinine tablets Be sure its Bromo T0 G.Nove The graine boues che cignocme All Ages, Keep Horlick's Alwa.Quid ; os non Hand yesterday morting at the Basilica, ~~ Otlawa, of Mmm Marguerite lage, \u2018daughter of Dr.J.D.Page, of the Federal Health Department, and Mes.Page, of Ottawa, formerly of , duebec, to Mr.Thomas Boivin of ' Chicoutimi, son of Sheriff Boivin.Rev.Father Page, of Quebec offi- { clated at the ceremony.Ths \u2018bride iwho wore a navy kiue cloth cos- ume, was given away by her father.Among the out-of-town, guests were.Mr.Charles Boivin, of Chicoutimi, brother of the groom, Mim Yvonne Grandin and Mr.Alexander Beique vf Windsor Mills.Following the wedding breakfint, which was served at the residence of the bride's parents Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Bolvin left for Toronto, and on tffeir return will take up their residence tm Chicoutimi.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Presentation.On New Year's Eve Mr.P.Mallin was presented with à beautiful nair of gold-rimmed spectactes and chain, accompanied by a suitable aldrees, by the employees of the Levis Shoe Factory.Ice Bridge Disappcars The mild weather of the iast fortnight and the storm of Tuesday brought about the destruction of the ice bridge at Three Rivers.It is be- lteved that all the ice on Lak» Bt.Peter broke up when the storm pamssd down the river.The river up to Saturday night's eold spell was open and the G.T.R.Ferry which had gone Mito winter quarters, wae making her regular trip.Approaching Departure, Genuine regret has been caused here by the announcement that ne Rev.T.J.Mansell, Pastor of the Methodist Church, and one of the most dessrvedly poular city clergymen, 18 to leave here in the month of June, having accepted a call to the pastorate of Duinimion Square Montreal.Mr.Manssil's departure will Se mourned not only by mem bere of his congregation, but by all who know him.Ve oil ae Meetings Today.\u2018The Annual Christtoas Tree ana Entertalnment of St.Peter's Mission Hall, Limoilou, will be hetd this evening at 7 p.m.Tea will be served to all the children of the Sunday School at 5:30 p.m.thew's Church, prior to the Christmas entertainment, 3:30 p.m., in Parish Room.* eo Travellers\u2019 Ald Committee, in the Y.W.C.A.Board Room at 3:80 p.m.Y.W.C.A.Membership Committee, in the Board Room.4 p.m.- Children\u2019s Annual Tea Meeting (St.Andrew's Chureh) in the Kirk Hal, Cook street, 6 p.m.° Musica! programme in the Kirk Hall for parents and friends of the children, 7 p.m.°.Girls\u2019 Club, Cathedral, Churoh Hall, 7:30 p.m.in the Quebec Bnowshoe Club tramp, Montmoreney Falls.Leave Q.R., L., H.- & P.Co.Station, Quebec, 8 p.m, Will be guests of Hon.Frank Womens\u2019 Work.The next meeting of the Women's {Canadian Club will be held on Monday, January 17th, when His Excellency the Governor-General has graciously consented to deliver the address.The subject of the speech, | which has been left entirely to His! Excellency\u2019s choice, has not yet Leen announced.A Day of United Prayer and Intercission has been set apart for all the women\u2019s missionary societies of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, and will take place on Friday of this week.A service will be held the Cathedral from three till our o'clock in the afternoon when four short addresses will be given.each to be foliowed by intercession.All members of Anglican Church organizations are urged to be present on this occasion, and it is hoped that all the members of the con.gregution will make a point also of attending the service.° The General Monthly Meeting of the General Turner Chapter, 1.O.D.! B., will not be held this morning.i .The Junior Branch of the Woi men's Auxiliary of the Cathedral yesterday entertained all the members of similar branches in the city and Bergerville.to a holiday party.The girls.numbering about eighty, assembled in the Church Hall where a delicious tes was served to them and a sport programme performed for their entertainment.Among other items were the singing of Carols and the telling of a Christmas story.Mins Doris Doddridge, the superintendent, was the orgenizer.and was assisted by Mrs.Harry Morrell, Miss Mazel Boswell, Miss Muriel Knowles, Miss Elspeth Laird, and Miss Clara Amy.The National Educational Secretary of the Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire, Miss Constance Laing, is shortly going to pay a visit to Quebec when the members of the Order in thia city will have the pleasure of meeting her and hearing her speak about the Educational Work of the Order.This is one of the most important branches of effort of the Order, comprising as it does the Overnean University Bursaries, the city scholarships and the regular organizing and carrying on of patriotic competitions in the public schools.Toronto, the national headquarters, is far enough distant from us to make the visit of one of national executive A rare event.and as the national programme and policy in regard to education are of paramount importance particularly at this time when ambitious new schemes are actually in operation and others are being contemplated.it is hoped that every member of the Order in Quebec will make a note of the date of Miss Laing's address and keep that afternoon free from other engagements.Miss Laing will speak on the afternoon of Friday, January 14th, and following the address tea will he served and all the members present will be introduced to the guest of honor.H.B.Warner in \u201cDice Of Destiny\u201d today, Fred Myton, sccnarist, and Lhe Jesse D.Jew-1 thief Jeft in charge of H way to keep her out of the crook husband, and w thet cad he gues the giri in Lis power.The re-ult is prison again for Jimmyive, beipless, in hls power, te climaxes, swiftly followed is only one of the many touches of genius displayed in Une dircotion of Henry Kingbriag the Classic shown.This is one of the the fans are bound to enjo.Two other numbers are also on the bill aa OT EO \u201cThe Light Unseen\u201d Big Society Drama és === At The Theatres Olive Thomas at the Victoria in \u201cEverybody\u2019s Sweetheart,\u201d the Last Picture Made By Late Star \u201cEverybody's Sweetheart\u201d te the allering tte of next Olive The Dean's Bible Class, in Cathe- | Thoms production proseated by Selzniok Pious as the Vicerwia ther éral Church Hall, after the alse today, and im it, 1t ie said, this brantifui star reaches mew emo pipbany Service.rn, voue and ofers & chamcteriuation thal amps her se ome cf lead! luminaries of the screen.This Miss Thomas\u2019 Girls Branch of tLe Women's | picture.ves cut Auxitiary, (Cathedral) meeting at In the first part of the picture Miss Thomas Appeam as & young 3% pm.ha, bo is an linate of à Connty Poor Farm.In spite of the faut .absolutely alone In the woidd and woald have every reason YMCA.Ladies\u2019 Auxillary, Gen-lto be discontented with her lot, abe appenre to be the most cheerful eral Monthly Meeting, in the Y.M.!of all prople and fairly radiates dLippinces.This unfailing good nature C.A.Hall, 3:2 pm.causes her to be endowed with the title \u201cEverybody's Sweetheart.\u201d Children's Service in Bt.Mat two Mary is in Jove with John, # poor boy on the fare.DRO a he accompaniod by an old sotèlez known se * at the Classic Today\u2014First Chapter of New Serial \u201cThe Phantom Foe\u201d A BETTER PLAY THAN \u201cALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE\u201d IN A WAR.NER-MADE ROLE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee to be shown for the feet time at the Claano the combination of If.B, Warmer, star; \u201cDice of Destiny\" M.B.Warner out-Jimmy-Valentine himself aa JMuuny Doyle, a his pal's dsughuee.Janmny decides the taime Is to provide hor with an honest atenight.He falls in Jove with the He , and when dostiny places the detee- the story reaches the height of its drama.by a swprise, human, comedy twist that hinks the detective framed him, À Warner picture always attracts, and this being the best, should its biggest houses.The first episode of the new serial \u201cThe Phantom Fue will be greatest Pathe scrinle ever produced and y the f.teen surprise-packed chapters.At Empire Theatre Today\u2014Herbert Rawlinson Detective Story Also on Bill \u201cThe Light Unseen\u201d a modern society drame of enacted by an all star caw is the stellar sad the balance of this week.wiln-on d irctive stories, the t of been taken from actual records of noted crüninai ceccs oy hh the U.S.Secret Service, Wm.Flynn, A rollicking two part comedy the latest Pictorial News Weekly complete the big holidsy program THE ALWAYS-USEFUL TOP-COAT The Child (By LORETTQ C.LYNCH) Aa Acknowledged Expert in All Mattors Pertaining to House bold Managemeut.One of the largest citive In the United Btates asked me to lund my assistance in combating the appel.ling amount of malnutrition which ike Department of Heamita doctors found among its children.And, strange to emy, the malnutriuon was Ly no means limited to the children of poor folk.3eme of the children «ame of We!i-to-do families.In ony a small minority of cases wne luc\u2019 of money the cause.Then what je the matter?1 invited the mother of one hun- dowd of these children to a little informal gatncring.At first they let me do most of the talking, lel me tell them that a diet of whi\u2018c bread, potatoes and meat and Practically nothing else might cause mainuu- tion.They allowed he to becosne so enthusiastic that I finally gave out Printed sips on the suggested diet to combat malnutriton, \u2018The best food workers \u2018believe that à diet of milk\u2014lots of it\u2014eer- vals and cereal fooda, fruiis and vegetables, fats and fonds from the egg-fish, meat-nut group and a very ttle sugar at the end of a meal.other conditions being favorable, is the ideal diet for the proper growth and development of a child.Up to this point the women had been shy.But now a courageous soul broke silence.; \u201cIt is all very well to say the children should eat this and that and that,\u201d she said.pointing to the #lip with her toil-worn finger, \u201cbut (By GERTRUDE BER®SIVIL) One of the most useful articles Proper Food For Chronicle Files Married, second daughter of R, Diedformerly of the Union Hotel, On Wednesday, Mr.Downs, of the Office of Commiseartat Department.Brought Specte.Rio Janeiro, has brought £760,000 sterling in dollars on 100 Years Ago On Saturday last, by the Rev.Dr.Harkners, Mr.George Morrison, Engineer Department, to Miss Louise, Lelievre, £s3., Notary, both of this city.On Monday Inst.Mr.John OHara, William Aczounts Plymouth, Oct.2}.\u2014The Tyne, of 28 guns, Captain G.T.Falcon, recently arrived at Portsmouth (rom in the wardrobe of any woman In the ton-coat.It iy especiall, prac tical when Winter winde aon:etimes ne ceesitiule the weir 58 of An Caire weap, This delightful model is Que veliped in a Revdty wool fniv'e.Forsaking the extremely severe lines that not infrequently mark these rather mannish garments it shows an effective arrangeuent in the fronts, where alip-in pockets wre cleverly placed.The back le elaborated with stitching and a high draped collar adis to ia beauiy.The sleeves are quite wide ac the armholes.The email duvetyn hat \u20188 faced with satin of contrasting hue, ASPIRIN \u201cBayer\u201d is only Genuine EDITOR GETS TRUNK, \u2018Winnipeg, Man., Jan.$\u2014Waiter PF.Payne, present news editor of the ManitoLa Free Press and associated with that newspaper for the past 89 years, before sailing for the Old Country as a member of the Canadian curling team wan presented with a valuable wardrobe trunk Voarning! Unless you see the name \u201cBayer\u201d on package or on tablets You are not getting genuine Aspirin at all.In every Bayer package ara directions for Colds, Headaches, Neurnigia, Rheumstiam, Barache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain nearly board, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1921.NAS.SECUN ALMOST DRIVEN DISTRACTE ~~ Cole's Clear Havana Cigars It\u2019s Hard To Find Words To Praise It Enough \u201cK find it hard to express aH the 800d things I would like to ea) about Taniac, i has done so much for me\" maid Mrs, Yvonme Seguin, 1903 Notre Dame St, West, Montreal.\u201cI had nervous indigestion, Oh, 80 dreadfully for two years.Everything disagreed with me, even the lightest cereals.1 lost my appetite and even the odor of a mea] cooking was almost unbearmble.Then, 1 bad terrible headaches, sometimes I felt like my head would spl: right open and the agony would a: most drive me distracted.My nerves were all unsirung, even th.ringing of the telephone unnerved me.\u201cMy slesp was broken and rest: less and In the morning I would & up feching tired and worn out and often would be so dizsy I! could hardly stand up.I suffered a great deal from constipation; also from acute paints in the back.I tried many medicines, but Tanlac is the only one that ever did me any good.It was just what I needed and in a short time made me feel like a different person.\u201cEveryone of my troubles has gone and I am in perfect health.; have a splendid appetite, digest everything with esse and have suined ten pounds in weight besides.It's just wonderful the wav Tanlac helped me and I recommend | it from the bottom of my heart as a blessing to those who are sick like! I was, | Tanlae is sold in Quebec by Jolicoeurs Pharmacke, and by Martel Z Dion, and in Levis by ,Maurlce | Dion, under the direction of à ape-; cia] Tanlac representative.Honesty Brings Me Strength.Quality Brings Me Custem.| Jos.Cote Smportsr and Whalasale Grecs 180 ST.PAUL ST.- QUEBEC.© Branches fa the City for Smokers\u2019 Requisitea HETHRINGTON'S BAKERY, Every variety of high.grade Bakery Goods delivered to all party of the Ouy dally -1 Tel.6436 304 ST.JOHN oT.my boy\u2014the one the doctor says I» undernourished, won't eat cereal and he won't drink milk and he don't like eggs and hates vegetables! and I have to beg with him to eat an egg.And when he won't eat\u2019 these things what can I do?\u201d | Buppose your child will not take milk, Perhaps if you make it into | cocoa he will take it.Or, perhaps, he will take ft if it is made into a cocoanut custard pis | there la no little crust and so much «Milk and egz.that we might occa- chocolate pudding or a custard pud- | donally put it into an older child's ertheless in ding.You might put a pinch of | baking soda into the tomato soup | and then combine it with equal | GRAIN GROWERS CONVENTION parts of milk and serve it as cream.Regina.Jan.6\u2014The annual con- of tomato soup.vention of the Saskatchewan Grain It you will look through a cook.rowers Association wili be held bouk you will find ecores of dishes |this year in Moose Jaw, commenc- calling for milk.While ples are not | ing Tuesday, February 1 and con.usually suggested for children, nev-!inuing to the 4th.P ows Tex Nothing is more pleasing than a good cup of tea.Lipton\u2019s afternoon tea is stimulating and will suit the most particular epicure.We have a fresh stock done up in quarter.halt one and five pound packages.Aiso in two pound tin boxes, Try a tin or package of this famous blend in your order.We have always on hand the best wines and liquors.next GEORGES PATRY PHONE 6460 \u2018 LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Savings Bank, Quebec.Its special object is to receive and secure the deposits of sums however small they may be to help creating provident habits.THIS WEEK There Will Be A Great Sale of Fancy House Furnishing Goods of all descriptions AT THE LOWEST PRICES P.J.COTE, on merchants\u2019 account.This is the firm register of a@pecie ever convey.od to England direct from the western shores of the South American continent, the Tyne having brought it from Callen from which port she vedied on the 34 June.by his associates on (he staff.departments partinipated in the gift.Al Mx hundred and ninety-nix distine: and independent references to women are to be found in the Bible, cout few cents.Druggiste also se) larger packages, Made in Canadaed in Canada), of Bayer Manufaeture of Mononceticacidester of Nallcylicacid.Aspirin fw the trade mark (regime, | Raman bona pen\u201d in| 29 & 31 St.John Street, | Opposite Palace Hill > "]