The Quebec chronicle, 12 décembre 1921, lundi 12 décembre 1921

[" Weather Forecast: Colder, With ESTABLISHED 1764.Standard or Wine Flavors, per Crosse & Blackwell's \u201cGLAZ E\u201d recommended for invalids per Crome & Blackwell, Finest Table Jelly.Crome & Blackwell's \u201cSEM OLINA\u201d fa 1 1b.time.Brand & Co's Emence of Chichem and Essence of Local Snow Jar ea asc0sa0sae 408.jaru.enero Bool, highly Phones 1247-1248.A GRENIER 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.CIVIL SERVANT'S TRAGIC SUICIDE Controller Of Currency Unbalanced Through Discrepancies In Loan Coupons Ottawa, Dec.11.\u2014(By Can.Press)\u2014J.B.Rourke, Controller of Currency In the Finance Department, committed suicide by poisoning late on Saturday.The eircum- stances surrounding his death are particularly distressing.For several months Mr.Rourke, who was one of the senior officials of the Finance Department, had been acting for the Deputy Minister in connection with the general independent audit of the Victory Loans which a firm of commercial auditors has been making.Through this audit discrepancies in connection with interest coupons were brought to light.Sir Henry Drayton, Minister of Finance, immed!- ately placed the matter in the hands of the police and it is understood that investigations have resulted In the inerimination of an official who is in the hands of the police authorities.The result of the enquiries had proved specially upsetting to Mr.Rourke, who had lately been continuously engaged on the matter.and officials of the Department be- Have that the strain of the last month had proved too great for him and that his mind had become temporarily unbalanced.Mr.Rourke is described as \u20ac most devoted official.As Controller of Currency his duties were largely increased by the war, and in addition to purely Canadian work he was largely concerned in the handling of gold for the British Government, over a billion of dollars of which passed through the Department.Officials of the Department are reticent In regard to the coupon discrepancies, although it is rumored that they amount to around $38,000, but none of Mr.Rourke's own work, or that of any one under his charge, it is authoritatively eta- ted, had been omlled into question in the slightest.After the tragedy was discovered letters written hy Mr.Rourke and protesting Ms innocence of any connection with the vidtory bond coupon discrepanciss were found.My.Rourke was 48 yearu of age and leaves a wite and two children.An oid and trusted offictal, he firet joined the Civil Service In the department of the Receiver General in St.John, NB, in 1894.He first camo to Ottawa on April 1, 1911, on his appointment to the post of oon- troller of currency.He was born dn sx.Martins, N.B.Coroner Craig has decided that an quest will not be necessary.The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.BORDEN PRAISES THE NEW TREATY Hopes Scope Will Be Extended In Accordance With Precedent Washington, Dec.11.\u2014(By Ben.Deacon, staff correspondent, Can.Press).\u2014S8ir Robert Borden, Canadian delegate to the Washington conference, today issued the follow ing statement in regard to the new treaty which is to replace the Anglo-Japanese alliance: \u201cFour great nations have selemn- ly agreed that every controversy between any of them arising out of a Pacific question and incapable of settlement by diplomatic methods shall be brought to a joint conference of all four Powers and shall be there considered and ad- Justed.\u2018The purpose is to create the custom and establish the practice of conferences for peaceful settlement of International differences.\u201cOut of such custom and practice whether Under this or any like treaty, will be developed à public opinion among the nations which alone can assure the enthronement of public right and the maintenance of the world's peace.\u201cThe treaty in terms relates only to the Pacific, but, as the Convention of 1917, sithough applicable only to the Great Lakes, extended in spirit und practice to the entire boundary between Canada and the United States, 50 we may conf- dently trust that the spirit of this treaty will govern all controversy between the four Powers.I hall its acceptance as à notable step toward the assurance of peace.\u201d Sir Robert, who has been suffering from a eevere cold, was report- od to be in a somewhat improved condition this afternoon.He Is still under the ductor's orders to remain in his suite at the Lafayette, however, and it will likely be several days before he is able to re- \u2018sume his conference work.News Index Page One Civil Servant's Tragic Suicide.Borden Praises New Treaty.Foch Paid Tribute To Canadians.Next Senate An Interssting One.T.W.Crotheru Dead In Ottawa.Confident of Winding up Duties.Weather Report.Page Two.Paquet's Announcement.Page Three.Population Of Twenty Million.Prince Received Great Reception, Quebec Welcomes Marshal Foch.Mackensie-King Least Excited.Statement Gets Much Attention.Died After One Day's liiness.Counter-Attack Upon Stillman.Page Four, Editorial.LIBERALS MAY NOT HAVE THE MAJORITY.(By Canadian Press.) Ottawa, Dec.11\u2014Unieæ the Yukon returns & Liberal Hon, W, L.MacKenzie King Premier-elect.will not have an absolute majority in the next House of Commons.Should the Yukoa return a Conservative, the standing after the election of a Bpeak- combined opposition 118, or & minority of one for the Government.On the other hand, should the Yukon return & Liberal, both sides of the House following the choice of =» Speaker will be equal.The aktuation le being keenly followed in political ciroles here.Page Five.All Invited To Mest Foch, Sad Death Of Private Benoit.Com.Travellers Annual Meet.Chinese Fond Of Athletics.Consumption Of Oil By Shipa Correspondence, Page Six Fight Piaëco For Fans.Registration Board Fir Here.Brocco-Gouliet Team Won Race.Curlers Were Busy Baturday.Possible Changes In Rugby Rules Page Seven Believe Treaty Will Be Accepted, Page Eight.Unveil Canadian War Memorial.Page Nine.Financial and Commercial News.New York and Montreal Markets.Page Ten.At the Theatres.Social end Personal.Wind and Weather for December.Reminiscences of the Past.We should have bad à pretimin- VLA ALTRIZTAZTZTTAZTBERIRLARRIRINE FRAZABAAALLARNLLLARLLXXLRLLATRAXRLL SR ary conference on the limitation of ambitions.\u2014Baltimore Sua.From the Time You Enter our éoors you sense & delightful atmosphere.Our informally arvanged tables, our tastefully decorated rooms ofl conspire to help yor enjoy the delolous foods that most appeal to your eyes a5 you selest from our great variety.Elda Cafeteria (Near Anditortum.) 200 Gt John 8, MARSHAL OCH PAID TRIBUTE T0 CANADIAN §Alied Generalissimo Was Montreal's Guest Yesterday\u2014in Quebec Today WONDERFUL SUPPORT Given By Canada In Men And Munitions Was Alluded To (By Canadien Prees) Montreal Dec.11\u2014\u201cIf I euccesded on many cocon in holding back the enemy, thess successes wers in no small degree due the bravery and activity of the Canadian corps which was always ready.When at times of eritical impose #t seemed that the troops were atmost ready to die with fatigue and ft sill became necessary for me to call for troops to a danger | point to repel the enemy, the Canadians were always firet to volumes: for the service And in some way they niways mannged to be on the spot when they were needed.This vas mot merely owing to the fact that they had such commanders as General Currie, but to their own indom- \u201cable spirit and courage.\u201d This was s remarkable tribute to the Canadian Corps paid hy Marshal Foch in an address given et His Majeuty'e Theatre here this afternoon when he wae a guest of honor of the Montreal Canadien Club.Many coats and hats suffered, but no one was injured in the tremendous cush that followed the opening of the doors of the theatre for the reception of the Matinguished viei- tor.Overseas officers biasing with decorations filled the stage and Marshal Foch was almost inconepicuoue amongst them attired in the plain blue uniform of & Marshal of France with but two medals and @ star.He was accompanied by General Nir Arthur Currie, and Léeut.Colonel A.A.Magee, Premident of the Canadian Club, end several minutes were taken up in cheering when he arrived.: That ¢t was in no small degree dus to-the Cenadians thed-the Germans had not hacked their way through to Parte in 1916.was another amer- tion of the Marshal, and in 1218 the final appeal was met with a cry of \u201cen avant\u201d from their Commander General Currie, \u2018Wonderful Support At the oivio Library.Marshal Foch replied to the grestings of Mayor Martin in a short epeech in which he alluded to the \u201cwonderful mæpport' in men and materials that was given by Canads and \u201cdy your shearing that feeling that we must win through\u201d.He signed the golden book on the page after that which bore the signatures of Admiral Earl Beatty and Madame Viviant.He wrote in French: \u2014'The city of Montreal, in grateful and fafth- (ul memory, F, Foch 11.12.31.\u201d If the skies were dull, the weather was otherwise {deal and it was under springlike conditions that immenses crowds Wned the streets eix deed, along which Marshal Foch was driven in an open carriage from the Windsor Station to the Clvic Idbrary on Bherbrooke Street on the firut lap of his seven and a half hour offictal program in the city.The Marshal arrived at the eta- tion about 3:30 and was accompanied In the carriage hy Hon.Mederic Martin, Mayor of Montreal, et- tired in his civic insignia, Brig.General C.J.Armstrong, G.0.C., of Mi- Ntary District No.\u20ac and Genera) Desticker of the French Army.In four succesding carriages were the other members of Marshal Foch's suite WRh others of the Reception Commitee.During and before their arrival the belly of Bt.George's church, opposite the station played the British and French netlonal airs together with \u201cSee the Conquening Hero Comes\u201d at the moment of their wp pearance.A mounted escort of two officers and 14 troopers of he Royal Canadisn Dragoons from Mt.John's, Que., with lances and fluttering pennons added a picturesque touch to the procession and there was alse the band of the Curabiniers Mont Royn and detachments from the cavalry, artillery and infantry of the Montreal garrison, Students from the University of Montres! welcomed the Marshal with à band at the Library and later ned steps at the Koole des Hautes Etudes in Viger Square, where when the distinguished visitor arrived, he was accorded another roaring welcome He was also entertained by the AMiance Francaise, prior to entrain.ment for Quebec by the eleven o'clock train.Ottawa Visit Ostewe, Dec.11-\u2014Marshe! Foch, Commanéer-4n-Chief of the Allied armies during the lst rears of the war received here today sincere ¢ri butes of admiration and affection from the people of the Capital, Grested at the station by His Bxostency the Governor Oenersl, dy Mgt Mon.Arthur Molghen, high filainis of the army and navy and thousands of chesring people, Marshal Foch.during the three hours of his stay, was everywhere ohwered to tire echo: Wihutes witor with emiles and salutes replied dy declaring the admire.of she French armies fer the g3 QUEBEC, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921.INTERESTING ONE) bers Against Government Of The Day (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, Dec.11\u2014With a majority of over 30 members against the Government of the day, the situs-| tion in the next Senste will be Mteresting.Of the 96 members of the Senate, there nnly remain some 30 appointed by the Laurier Government, while the rest of the Red Chamber membership le comp: of men who received their appointments through the Borden, Union and Meighen Governments, in addi- by the MacDonald Government previous to 1896, From their thirty thres, In followed the choice will probably fall on one of the Englioh-epeaking Senators, sirce the House of Commons will in all probabfiity be pre#!- ded over by a French-speaking] speaker.Senators Watson and ¥.F.Thomp son are both belng mentioned | connection wih this office Te L presumed that Ssnator Bostock, wh has been Opposition leader in th Senate will in the next session lea: the Government forces, and probably be the Gensoria! represens tative in the Cabinet.The Progressives, with thelr 16 representative, Senator J.G.Tul will be hopelessly outnumbered |i the Upper Chamber but their d culty will hardly te as great und the circumstances as & would: been had the Progressives won majority of the Common seats, sin: Senator Turriff could hardly have been both Speaker and Leader of the Government, and at the same time both moved and seconded the address tn reply to the Speech fiom he Throne, all of which duties, by custom, fall on the shoulders of Senators who are on the side of the prevallipg Government.MANITOBA\u2019S GOVERNOR GOT A LOVING CUP From Bench And Bar Of Province Of Quebec On Seventieth Birthday - (By Canadian Prem) \u2018Winnipeg, Man., Dec.11\u2014A loving cup from the Bench and Bar of the Province of Quebec was received by Sir James Alkens, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, and President of the Canadien Bar Association on the cccasion of the 70th anniversary of his birthday Saturday.\u2018The cup was accompanied by a congratulatory letter from Hon.Sir Francois Lemieux, Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Quebse.The Met accompanying the cup containe the namer of many of the leading judges and pulle men of \u2018he Province of Quebe-, including Chief Juattes Archibald, Premier Taschereuu, Hon.L.G.Belley and sir Lomer Gouin.BOUCHARD TURNED OUT WITH CANADIENS.Montreal, Dec.11.\u2014The surprise of the practice at Mount Royal Arena here Saturday of the Canadien team In the National Hockey league was the appearance of Edouard Bouchard, of Quebec City, recently branded as a professional by manager Latrielle of the Hochelaga Amateur Hockey team.He hae not yet signed with the Canadiens, but evidently intends doing so, as he was again in uniform in another practice this morning.Billy Boucher, brother of George Boucher, of the Ottawa team, reported today and worked with the team as did also Berlingueite.Corbeau and Vesina are due to report tomorrow.ren ert rt.work of the Canadian Corps in France and Fenders.At the Basilica he wan received by 100 fourth degree Knights of Columbus and by the La Salle cadets.At the conclusion of the religious ceremony one of the touching incidents of the visit occured.A two-year-old French-Canadian baby named after the famous soldier waa presented to him to he roundly kissed, to the great delight of the proud parents.At the Canadian Club and Al lence Francaise mesting in loew's Theatre, Marshal Foch was welcomed by G.J.Desbaratm, President of the Canadian Club and by M.J.Larochelie, President of the Alliance Francaise, and by Jon.Charles Murphy.Hon.Rodolphe femieux, Mayor Plante, Mon, Rodolphe Monty, Hon, W.L.Mackenste King.Behator Blondin and many others.Before leaving at noon he spent & few quiet moments with Their Excolleneles, Lord and Lady Byng at Rideau Hall.On hia way to Rideau Hall Marshal Foch visited Nttawa Cnllewe and was oreated an honorary Doctor of Laws.The degree of doctor of law of the University of Montreal was oon- terred on Marshal Foch here thie Afternoon, of Bishop Gauthier, Restor of the Untvereity, he ea that he realized the similarity in mentality between Old France and French Canade.\u201cT saw your sone at \" se Marshal, \u201cI i ih Majority Of Over Thirty Mem» (Former tion to four of the seniors appointed |.\u2018| High School.NEXT SENATE AN .{T.W.CROTHERS DIED IN OTTAWA Minister Of Labor In Borden Cabinet Passed Away In Sleep (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, Dec.11\u2014Hon.T.W.Crothers, former Minister of Labor tm the Borden Cabinet, and who was appointed to the Senate about two momhs ago.dled suddenly at his bome on Carling Avenue, Ottawa, on urday evening.The late Mrothers, who was 71 years old, had n in poor health for the past r but not until a couple of weeks ago had his condition given rise to any serious fears.On fturday, however, the deceased Sanator eppesred brighter than he had heen for some dars past during the afternoon he went to a rest.When his wife went to call Mm to meet an old friend who had called a the house, she found he had died in his sleep.The ime Senator Crothers wes born on the firat of Jequary, 1850, at Northport.Prince Edward County.He was educated in the public schools and at Afhert College, Belleville, where he recetved his degree TAberals will choows & speaker snd if srk room with the intention of hav- count of ili-heaïth in 1918.ORGANIC UNION OF Congregational Fused By That Time (By Canadian Press) e place \u201cBefore 1325, Presiden J.H.Riddell of Wesley College, predicted here yesterday.Legislation authorising the creation of the United Church of Can fortcoming session of Parliamentlege next Friday night.GOAN OF £5,000,000 (Canadian Press Cable) land, states that when the bill of Representative Fridayike hydro electricity, the next fiscal year.Weather Report England coast.fair to cloudy and mild elsewhere in Canada.Temperatures.Min.Max.Prince Rupert .44 48 Victoria .44 62 Vancouver .4% 82 Kamloops .38 48 Calgary .34 80 Battleford .16 3 Prince Albert 16 34 Medicine Hat 3e + Mooms Jaw .oe 30 48 Saskatoon .\u2026 16 38 Winnipeg ress vee 10 14 Port Arhue .\u2026 3082 White River .\u2026 2 3 Parry Sound.13 40 London .28 41 Toromo ss 4 Kingston 3.Ottawa.31 42 Montreal .34 26 Quebec .218M Hedifax .M0 Forecasta: Lower Lakes and Georgian Rey\u2014 Fresh to strong Northwest winde: mostly cloudy and becoming somewhat colder with a few snowflurriea, Ottawa Valley, tpper and Lower 8t.Lawrence\u2014Windr Iincrens'ag to sirong Northwest and North.becoming colder with light local snow.Quit and North Shore-Wirds increasing to geiee from Norh and Northwest; turning colder with light mow.Maritime\u2014@irong winds and gales vhifting to Westerly: cloudy with In reply to the address [light rain at fire!\u2019 snrewhat colder with snowfiurries to-night.Suporter-Moderate winds: fair and cold at fret; increasing Bast and Southeast winds with Nght mow to-nighe, Manitodba\u2014Cloudy With High snow at feet, St mostly fair and milder.Sentetchewes aad Alberta\u2014Telr and mh 1 \u2018 of B.A.After completing his education the late Senator Crothers became head master of the Wardeville He ater studied law and began to practise in St.Thomas in 1830.The deceased was firm | elected to the House of Commons in 1908 and in 1911 he was sworn in as « member of ir Robert Borden's Cabinet, taking over the portfolio of Labor which dspartment he admin- tetered until his retirement on ac- He was appointed to the Senate in suoces- won to the late Hon.W, C.Bdwards, CHURCHES IN 4 YEARS Presbyterian, Methodist And Churches Winnipeg Dec.11\u2014Actual organic union of the Presbyterian, Methodist d Congregetional Churches will t | were evidences that the Japanese |% ada, & fusion of the three bodies.he mid, will be brought down at the Dr.8, D.Chown, of Toronto, General Superintendent of the Methodist Church in Canada, Will outline problems connected with the proposed union et « meeting tn Wesley Col- FOR NEW ZEALAND London, Dec.11\u2014A Reuter de- watch from Wellington, New Zeeau- authorising a new loan of five mililon pounds waa introSuced in the house Premier Massey exphined that the money was required for development work railways, roads, and opening new lands.It is not proposed to ratse the Joan until Toronto, Dec.11\u2014Daveloping low Areas are centred over Western Canada and Omario and off the New Weather has been fine and comparatively cold in Man- Roba snd Northwestern Ontario and A Ar MAE CONFIDENT OF WINDING UP MAJOR DUTIES By End Of Year At Washington Arms Conference, Says Despatch PRIMARY CONSIDERATIONS | Are Far Eastern Problems And Details Of Naval Reduction Programme | Washington, DC., Dec.11\u2014With the four Power treaty in final form and agreement on navat ratio regarded as practically assured, the: Arms Conference goes into its fifth week with its principals confident they can wind up all thelr major duties hare by the end of the year.The problems of the Far East and details of the naval reduction prog- rem, including the question of Paci- | fic Leland fortifications and naval, bases, now become the subjects of primary consideration.The Far Eastern discussions are to be pres- wed forward at dally meetings of the committee of the whole at the same time that he naval situation is clearing up through continued communication with the foreign capitals over Shantung and Yap are verging toward decision.Although thgre are indications thet Japan is about ready to accept train from commuting herself defi- niteiy until there is a clearer under.panne about fortifications on the acific Islandsgeneral indication that all the Powers are willing to assent to an arrangement by which all present defences in Pacific waters would be retained and none added in the future, but the question is yet to be made the subject of formel exchanges.Further instructions from Tokfo were received today by the Japansoe delegates.The nature of the message was not revealed but there The Quebec Chronicleand while the separate negotiations [J the \"5-5-3\" naval rato, it te not con- ||) sidered unMikely that she may ref There has been a | Temperatures: Min.28; Max.34 PRICE TWO CENTS.By Asooinuny Fumento King Cowes V' Gift Furs at Special Prices BLACK FOX SETS Always in good taste and very fashionable at present, Black Fox appeals particularly to the matron.The scarves, made from large, lustrous, full-furred skins are in double furred Choker mode or with exquisite crepe linings.$30.Scarves for .vies $32.Scarves for .3 $55.Scarves for .$45.$72.Scarves for .$60.MUFFS TO MATCH from.$40.LITTLE GIFTS APPROPRIATE AND PLEASING, Boudoir Caps Hair Ornaments Slippers Negligees Handkerchiefs Corsage Bouquets Silk Hose Gloves All of these gifts have been specially selected and are of high quality and fine workmanship.FOR $1.00 Leather Frames\u2014Pottery Vases\u2014Brass Door Knockere\u2014Leather Purses\u2014Silver Plated Bonborieres\u2014Playing Cards in Leather Cases-Sets of Aluminum Drinking Cups\u2014Leather Stud Boxes\u2014Ash Trays\u2014Fountain Pens \u2014 Leather Key Cases \u2014 Glass Mustard Pots \u2014 Fruit Dishes\u2014Lenther Needle Cases\u2014Silver Bracelets\u2014Ivory Pin Cushions\u2014Glass Compote\u2014JSilver Necklets\u2014Ivory Perfume Bottles.When in the wtore see our Gift Table.- | ware preparing to canvass the aitue- dispose of hoth et one time is not regarded as a serious barrier to a relative to China, akhough proceeding separately, aleo are receiving the careful attention of the Japanese while the naval question te in abeyance, and there have been some « dectuton in that quarter also before they make ther acceptance of the \u201c§-§-3\" final and binding.It is the general expectution that the result he a upited declaration of policy by the nine rations represented here, embodying the \u201cFour points\u201d of Elihu Root and making euch epect- fic application of them as may be found pousible.Such a declara- ton, a part of which was given official sanction hy the nine nations at of a \u201cgentlemen's understanding\u201d.to write K into @ treaty and a decision on that point 1s yet to de reach- od, Afterward a eimiler declaration may be made as respects Siberia but it is possible that the separate pronouncement on that subject now understood to be contempiated by Japam, may he accepted as sufficient.When the four Power pact treaty consummated yesterday is to be nigned by the representatives of the United States, Great Britain, Japan! end France is still and unanswered ; question.It is the Impression among some of the delegates.that the for- | mal signature may be delayed unui the naval problem la nettied.| Over Sunday consideration of the! new treaty among members of the: treaty-ratifying branch of the| United States Government developed éndications that the teadera of both the Republican and Democratic Parties will stand for fts approval.fenator Underwond, the Democratic Leader, is one who will sign the treaty as plenipotentiary and his advocacy of ratificatéon will be seconded on the Memneratice side by senator Hitchcock.Renior Dernocratic member of the Foreign Relmions Committee.While the naval ratio and Pacific fortifications question move toward a deciabon, other de- taile of the general naval problem are coming into prominence.Firet among them, to be given detailed | consideration, probably thin week: are the proportionate strength to be Axed for France and Italy and the questions of a modification In the naval holiday plan and in the sug.\u2019 gemted submarine tonnage as fixed in the American reduction proposal, When these more or less collateral subjects are out of the way and the high epots of the Far Eastern nogo- tiations and the navel ratio discus- sons themselves are disposed of, it te probable that the principal dele gates will go home, leaving vartouve Commissions to work out further Aetalle and communicate them directly to the several Foreign Offices.Little children ghould also degin their Christmas goodness early \u2014 yesterday's plenary session, ft waa: expected would finally take the form ; Some of the plenépotentiartes want : tion relative to Pacific bases before | going further with the naval ratio! discusstons.The two subjects have long been regarded by Japan as in-\u2019 separably linked, and }.er desire to | A new selection of Spanish combe is on display now.They are costing $1 25 up.hinte that they would prefer to see Ji of the Far Eastern discumsions will! | Syracuse Toad ms ris rm G: Seifert & Sons Vewelley 16 fbrigma SE When in Doubt VALIQUET'S of Boston Is The Place Phone 6567-6568 Opp.City Hall 12 Fabrique Street A Few Suggestions For Christmas Gifts We have received an importation of fine English china consisting of Cups and Saucers, Fancy Plates, Muffin Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Bon Bong and Dessert sets in ROYAL WORCESTER, AYNSLEY and OLD SEVRES.FOR THE CHILDREN.Nursery Rhymed Cups, Saucers, Plates and Mugs in the beautiful Shelley China.The Thomas Cas ST.JOHN ST.Tel.636 PATENT RO Houses and Lots For Sale in All Parts of the Olty TESSIER, FÂGES & CIE.Phones 110-111-112 109 Mountain Hill, Quebec.TON \\ = Mufis & Neckpeices Less 20 P.C.The vogue for small fur pieces solves many gift problbems, The small fur is really a most practical gift suggestion.It need not be extravagantly priced, and yet it will have that distinguished air characteristic of all furs, to say nothing of how thoroughly a smart choker or handsome acarf will be appreciated by whomever you give it to\u2014it will add so much to her appearance.You can have your choice from our entire stock of neck- pieces and muffs ONLY at a discount of 20 P.C.on their already low prices, On Made Up Mirrors And Pictures Tome corners have an expectant look, What are you planning to give them for Christmas?Here are pretty engravings and randsome mirrors all 3 made up, just the thing to take away the bareness from any of your walls, all priced at low prices, |f and then again, less 20 P.C.25 Per Cent ON WALLPAPER Have you thought\u2014but of course you have \u2014 what a change some new wallpaper would make in the appearance of the home?You will find that we have an especially wide selection of patterns and colors in our stock here.And you can have your choice at a discount of 28 P.C.20 Reduction On Christmas Gifts A gift of jewelry or any of the fol lowing accessories is always appreciated, no matter how small or inexpensive it is, for a woman will always find , or .a need for one or more brooches, etc., etc, here you will find [ Eh ] a vast assortment such as\u2014 Travelling companions, working baskets, handbags in leather, velvet, silk, etc., metal bags, with or without chain, collar amd cuff boxes, manicure sets, clocks, shaving sets in ivory, nickle and silver and ivory, perfume atomizers, etc., Jewelry of all kinds, \"such as necklets, bracelets ear-rings, cuff buttons, collar buttons, watch chaine etc, ete, all less 20 P.C.20 Per cent -.: Per Cent | I i 2 \"In fancy silk in grey and'eax.blue, \u2014 Hats Too Have Caught Ihe Christmas Spirit ~The season's smartest hats seem to.have caught the Christmas spirit-so charming are they,so suggestive of holiday occasions, when every women wants to look her best.You have an immense choice here at very EXTRA SPECIAL Jnoderate prices.LT so Ladies! smal] sailor shape, covered band end wing, price $13.for $0.78 \".Ladies\u2019 lntge drooping shape with \"navy blue silk crown and navy blue silk velvet rim, trimmed with ribbon - price $14.50 for .$6.08 Ladies\u2019 sailor shape made with black plush, trimmed with silk velvet band and ribbon roeeties, price $14.50 for 0 2200000 s 9.98 Ladies\u2019 medium sailor shape, cov- \u201cChildren\u2019s drooping shaped hate, made in black rabbit, trimmed with black ribbon, price $3.50 and $4.00, CS es, Children\u2019s ready to wear hats covered in plush, trimmed with ribbon, assorted colors, regular $4.30, $1.08 ered in taupe grey plush, trimmed \u2014\u2014 with fancy grey ornament, rice $1000 for .28 Ladies\u2019 imported trimmed hats in Napoleon shape, covered in black silk velvet, with large fancy black feather.Special .=, $1840 Ladies\u2019 large «ailor shape, covered in taupe grey silk velvgt, trimmed with large grey ostrick feather, price $26.00 for .s\u2026cnexs $18.48 Ladies\u2019 small shape, covered in gold cloth, trimmed with wreath of varied colored vélvet flowers and brown lace, price $28.00 for .$18.49 Iadies\u2019 Napoleon shape, made with silver cloth crown and black silk velvet rim, trimmed with black pins, priced $32.00 for .\u2026 81488 Ladies\u2019 small turban shape, covered in brown silk velvet, trimmed with large brown ostrich pompom, price $35.00 for .eevee.$14.08 sevens CHRISTHAS CRIBS Christmas cribs consisting of a cabin, 12 personages in plastic, richly decorated, rock cotton, ,sheep, moss,.mow, palms and hay.12 personages, 12 in.high, with cabin, net The Inexgensive Gift Of Neat Street Gloves \u2018The gift of Street gloves stands very high among Christmas gifts.Every woman has such constant need of them, and styles differ so much for different hours of the day and different occasions.Whether shopping, lunching, calling at the club or at the matinee, one\u2019s gloves are constantly in view and must be not only correct but fresh, either new, or newly cleaned.This necessitates a large supply.Our selection is very extensive just now, and particularly attractive to gift shoppers.GAUNTLETS \u2014 Ladies\u2019 gauntlet gloves in suede, in grey, all sizes, ata pair .$3.00 EVENING GLOVES\u2014Ladies\u2019 long French kid gloves in white, 12 button length $5.00, 16 button \u2014_\u2014 RS GAITERS Despite all the good will possibble, during our two very successful saloe of gaiters, we were obliged to disappoint a few of our clients, who came too late to have their chance; but our buyer has succceded in obtaining another small lot, which will be on sale this morning.Bo come early and avoid disappointment.300 pairs of faiters in pearl grey, taupe, fawn 12 button length and high to the knee, sizes 3 t0 7, for ladies, regular $3.00.special | 99c © y TELEPHONE CADERS WILL BE ACCEPTED Coats For.Can you imagine anything more winsome for a tiny tot than a little coat made from one of these tweeds, at such a reduced price.Trimmed with a little fur, they will make a pretty and inexpensive gift to your little daughter or niece.Balances of Donegal tweeds, in aïl wool, 54 in.wide, regular a yard 83: for.- Oc.a a.ENO OLAST KID Ladies best \u201dvaatairie EE \u2014 es t washabble cape gloves in light and dark shades, all sizes, at ly pre Roe, 13 In.$50and ool iin ae 8800 price .364.00 ; ANGORA GLOVES 12 personages, 18 inches high, with with cabin and accessories, ial Ladies\u2019 angora Scotch cabin and Accessories, price $50.00 price .vosses so00u00 $193.00 knit gloves, in black, | 12 personages, 24 inches high, with | Rock Cotton, per yard, 36 inches white, grey sad brown,\u2019 cabin\u2019 and accessories.pricebiéésé | A tificial moi, per pa CUIR at 35.00 and 34.15 2 UET LIMITED: 187-178 Se.Joseph Street.12 personages, 31 1-2 inches high, Moss per package, 10c, 15c and .20¢ - ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS + Magnificent roses in linen with foliage, assorted colors, each (Bf and up.* Table centers consisting o straw baskets, flowers, moss and ferns, priced at §8¢ and up.Pots of flowers for small altars, with moss, at 10c and .264 colors, price .Small begonias for small altars, at 19c and .20¢ Pots of roses and ferns, .30¢ Ferns in pots .cc0v.008 Chrysanthemums in assorted \u201cve.80.38 .NO MAIL ORDERS OR § Tiny Tots | Quebec's Leading Lo Newspaper POPULATION OF TWENTY MILLION Through Construction Of 2,- 000 Miles Of Railway And Much Land In Australia (Ry Canadian Press) London, Dec.11\u2014Aiming at & population of 20,000,000 people through the construction of 2,000 miles of railway and the opening up of 80,- 006,006 acres of land to provide for 00 farmers in Australe, 8Ir Joseph Carruthers, of Bydney, has prepared a policy or plan which has been submitted in detail to the Austrefian people for their approval or PRINCE RECENED GREAT AEGEPTION Lucknow Warmly Welcomed Heir To British Throne\u2014 .Remarkable Scenes (Canadian Press Cable) London, Dec.11\u2014A Reuter cable from Lucknow, India, says that Lucknow gave the Prince of Wales à great reception.Following the usual official reception and the inspection of the Guard of Honor by the Prince, a procession was formed by a strong escort of the 108th Queen's Lancers.The scene enroute was really re- - Quebec Cfronicle.QUEBEC, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921.ete - Best Advertising! Medium in the Ciiy ; Our Illustrious Guest Quebec does great honor to itself today in honoring as a civic quest Marshal Foch of France, former Generalissmo of the Allied armies, and undoubtedly one of the most rémarkable military geniuses\u2014if not the most remarkable military genius\u2014that his country has produced since Napoleon Bonaparte, which is only to say; in other words, that he is the greatest soldier living in the world today.It would have been a singular misfortune if Marshal Foch had terminated his mission on this side of the Atlantic without passing at least a few hours in the Ancient Capital, which is not alone the heart of French culture and civilization in America but the imagine that, had he but his personal inclinations to consult, the duration of his visit would be more in keeping with the anxiety of every citizen to make him welconie here.\u201chere is not a single element in the make up of the great general's character that is not calculated to impress and powerfully appeal to this community, whether it be his deep-seated religions temperament, his unspoiled simplicity.his dauntless courage or his resourceful audacity.Foch the fighter would command.the veneration of Quebec under any circumstances but Foch the man it is eager to take to its heart.The Chronicle desires to add its cordial word of greeting to those of its fellow-citizens and to express EST EAITED Over Gossip As To Cabinet\u2019 Possibilities And Probabilities At Ottawa | { | | | | ] (ty Can, Pres.) | Ottawa.leu.11-\u2014diuxsip ns to the À puesstiiléties and prosabistes int (vonnection With the vas Causne | continues to floui tu Wl directioas {but appureutis the Tan boast ox | ed over the prunpect In Hoi ! Mackenzie Kink, iteinter ciect, on whose ahvsllers \u2018all the duty of {choosing the incoming Ministers, On his return to the Mr.King, found paler of 0.+ \u201d vital, lon >.MACKENZIE-XING STATEMENT GETS MUCH ATTENTION No Foreigner Can Do Business In Russia While Cheka Holds Power (Ry a Star Correspondent of The Ansociuled Press) Moncnw, lee, 11-\u2014lealle Urquhart's recent announcement In London that no foreiguers wiil ever he nhie to do business in Jtussin while the Cheka (commisson to suppress counter-revolutions) holds its pre «ent power has become ger erally n Bovier Rursla and has at- ot mich attention.Me, Urquhart wae recently In ua.otherwise.Mo has contributed to | markable.A strike had beer pro- .» ueithi > .the London Times an owtline th claimed by the dlsloyal element but scene of some of the most glorious, if unsuccessful, the hope that during his brief stay within these historic | undence aiid other mation weed.§ 3 the Commisthe populace clearly disregarded #t.walls Marshall Foch will experience one tithe of the { in his atteatlon atid these he has + Feretgn Trade to take p aim de 10 systemize the two eamen- | of.In him appeal for \u201cA White Australian Sir Joseph points out that the Commonwealth, with only 5.- 600,000 population.has mit area equal to that of the United States, and \u201cquite as rich and fertile\u201d, though the United States\u2019 population la 108,000,000.Sir Joseph Cartuthers ie an ex-Premier of Now South Wales and a Nfe member cf its Legistative Council.\u201cWe are very unsafe with so vast a territory and with so few people\u2019.Bir Joseph states in his letter to the Times, and adds: \u201cWe know that fact too well, although we hesitate to talk openly of it\u201d.That there 1e a fesdng against indiscriminate Immigration, and that \u201cthe working - man is against any policy that does not provide for the absorption of the Immigrants\u2019 labor without imperil- Hng existing oconditione\u201d, is referred to: also the statement la made that these views are not confined 40 one political party, but are more or less shared hy all.\u201cThe main thing.Behind the lines vf\u2018British and native troops guarding the thoroughfares were mamed unbroken crowds squatting add standing scores deep.While bursts of cheering were chief- ty confined to the European quarters the' whole demeanour of the natives was one of friendly curiosity.Evidently the action of the Indlan Government in taking steps to put an end to éntimidation by the Extremists was pleasing to the native mind which loves pageantry.strike ! orders have in the past been obeyed, it is believed, more from fear than conviction.Obvious precautions were taken to prevent a recurrence «f what happened ast Bombay when the Prince of Wales was there but proved to be quite unnecessary.DIED AFTER ONE however,\u201d Rir Joseph siys, \u201cIs that deep down Iu the hearts of Austra-: Mana exists the desire that thelr sountry may be made safer and happier hy having more and more men uf the Anglo-Saxon race to, work for it, and If needs be, ta figist for it.With that there in an in-| tense love of what the British Fmp- | fre stands for, and an abiding desire! far a continuance of its supremacy.The lemons of the war have proved this fart up to the hilt\u201d.On the quasiion of how to accom- phish the peopling of Austenlia, Sir Joseph outlines n policy in the pre- parezion of which he has had a chief part.which policy has heen formu.ated and submitted in detail to the) Australian people.First of ail, the 1 DAY'S ILLNESS Sudden Death Of Veteran; Manufacturer Reported At! London, Ont.London, Ont.Dec.11\u2014John Me- | Clary, President and founder of the MoClary, Mtg.Cu.died at Mis home here this morning at three o'cloch after an illncas of only a day.He would hava celebrated his sird birthday on Jan.2nd.He la] survived by two daughters, Mrsoperations in French military annals.Certainly there could be no spot on the entire contifient which holds more of interest for such a man and we can well Quebec WELCOMES 7) (RANCES Greatest Soldier and 2.Generalissimo of the Allied { Therrga Gunn, and Mra, Gartshore tisd things.© aration dnd the per-, wife of Lieut.Col.W.M.(iartshore' manent employment of the immi- Vice President of 4he Company.In pleasure and happiness that he confers: if so the occasion wil be indeed a memorable one.' thon day tors wid hen desling with since et | He has seen very few v | few, if any of these, have be | Whose names have bw jin the great mass ot Cab Kousin which has heen going the rounds, The resixnation of Light lon, Ar \u2018ahue Meighen and his Cabinet Min.| isters is expected to he pinced in fhe hands of ilis Excellency the 1;overnor General within the week.jand following this it ts expected ! ithat Hon.Mr.King wilt he called upon to form an administration.| |The formatinn of the new Cabinet, {will then be the next step.to be | followed by the lwsae of writs for the nec:msary Ly-elrctians for or] Ministers\u2019 return.So far, however, Jit in underston nao hody has been; 1 called to Oitaws ar in any way ap- \u2018proached with regard to the ques- | \u2018tion of entering hie next Ministry.Ernest Lapointe (Quebec East) whose entry into the Liberal Cahi- ! net In regarded am a practical ver | tainty hax heen in Ottawa during the week-end.| GOUNTER-ATTAON | UPON STILLMAN : Claimed Two Canadians Were Bribed To Testify Against Mrs.Stillman Poughkeepsie, N.Y.Der, 11-\u2014Ac- cusations that two Canadians had been bribed to teatify against Mra.roperties and which he con.While over extensive minime meetin] works, many trolled before the revolution.range man appeared In the Cd Ce re pros, Mr.Urquhart inqui- who he wan.\u201con th x the representative of the Chekn®, wan the reply.\u201cut | am nat dealing with the Chekn and [ shall not diseuxe busi- nes before thix man\u201d, the English mining man protested.lvonid Krasxin, Minister of Cominerce, and other negotiators explained that the Cheks were privile.ceil to he represented at all confe.- encest.Mr.Urquhart waa oblurate.The Chekit man refused to leave untll te.tephone Instructione from the Chekn headquarters withdrew him.Miplomats and commercial representatives selected by the chiefs at the Kremlin to go abroad are passed on by the Chekn and a large percent 1age of the appointments are never confirmed, Even the rrowd which atands at head of the Soviet government and tn privileged to live within the hie torle walls of the Kremlin is reported to be powerless agnins the super government which has grown up hout the Cheka.* A one time, THerjinski and Jacon Peters and the anther men who fis- ured as the heads of Cheka activi- | tien when the lied terror toal.plac~ wore regarded an dummies raised to ake lLiame which the comminewrs who make up the caunell, ar cabinet and members of the central sxecu- tive rommittee did not wish to shouliler, ° » Rut the opinion ix now strongly (grounded among Russianx of ail rianane that the Cheka in à very real | inmitution.The higher perginnel In lthe organization changes frequently, argnts.| i Anne UÜ.Rtillman, and that agents | or at least pretends to change.Jlow- Tt is proposed to use the Crown addition to his position at the head, of the McClary Mgr.Co, Mr.Me- Armies for James A.Mtiliman attempied to ever Dferjinaki and Minjinsky and Iandn of Australia ag the key of the pAuation.Ninety two percent of | Vlary a President of ihe Ontario corrupt eleven others Into giving | Peters and other men whose names can an ebenture Company, 86) false temtimony.opened a fresh! have figured prominently in Chekx AumtraMa a still Crown land, only; eight percent ia privais land.The, relative Areas are: Crown lande 1.- | 742,000,000 aren: private lands,\u2019 163,000,000 acres.Amsuming that } tait bf the Crown hands sre unsult- alde for settlement for many years te come, the renainder would com.mee a vast acrear: of agrteutturat land with a larger area of xood pas- tural country.These Crown Inndn Ne mainly outside of the Influence ot existing rallwaye, and In some \u201camer | they have other dimdvantages that can only be overcome hy publie works.\"13% as water conservation and water punply, It is nrovosed that railways should ba arnmrncted according to plan and | svatem in order to oven up \u2018args nreas in slected situations.aa that! roads snd other ensential vporks! shall he carried out, to procede net - tlement.\u201cThese works.in thalr construction would aftord empiny ment to labor, skilled and unskilled.when completed would serve to coavert jal will be held on Tuesday after.past President of the London Life Inaurance Company, and a Director uf the London and Weatern Trust Company.He was at one time a Justice of the Peace.Rorn on A farm near Nileatown.Chio, on January.3 1829, the late ¥yir.McClary came to London In 1249 and in 1851 formed a partner- chip with le brother Oliver, In 1861, eradually working up a trade all over Ontario in ploughs and tinware.In 1364 the firm commenced the manufacture of stoves, the business being incorporated in ! 1867, and has steadily grown to its present proportions it now being une of the largest stove industries: In the Rritins Empire.\u2018The funer-! noon to Mount Peasant Cemetery.LORD HAISBURY DEAD London, Dec, 11\u2014The Earl of: Halsbury who wan Lord High Chancellor in 1883-1905, in Lord Salla- Field Marshal Foch Seen AIS inv ~~ a \u2014 - The Coming of Foch.| counter-attack yesterday upon the | banker, revelation of w.iome divorce aut last March created a stir in financial and social circles.The charges were made in open Court before Supreme Court Justice Morschauser hy John F.Frennan, ! chief of Mra.Stiliman's Counsel, and i John E.Mark, Guardian ad litem tor her three-year-old son Guy Mill-1an, whose legitimacy the tanker impugned, Mr.Brennan presented an affida-' vit signed by himself, outlining the allegations and explaining that they would he borne out by the testimony of witnesne to be called when the divorce trinl scene rhifts to Montreal, on January 11.Excent for Mr, 8tillman.all whose names were included in the charges.are residents of the Province of Quehee The affidavit named Joseph and Ferdinand Page, hath of Ta Tuque.Que., as the two who were hrihed before testifying againmt Mra Rell.| | headquarters to hear cannon netivitiesn may never he ahle ta per- made the average Jtusmian that they have really left the organization.Umalicht [= at the present moment the man who is generally suprosed 10 he the active head of the Cheka.He han hin office In \u2018he central headquarters of the organization, whirh accupies a large office build.{ng In the husiness canter of Moscow, averlanking the Kremtin walla.The Cheka Wilding in mix stories high and ie \u2018riangular in shape with a court In the center, Much of the space facing the court has heen turned Into cells and la the Tubianka prison, where mom Important po- tical prisoners are kent.Rumor haa it that executions take place in the cellar of this huilding, and pedestrians often report that they have heard shots when walking near the building.Muscovites seldom walk close enough to the Cheka shots in the cellar.The mreecta adinining it are not popular promenades.) lande that are now comparatively | Dury\u2019s and A.J.Halfour's Ministries | : man.Mr.Brennan told th ¢ .Mr.hank- ide Into productive farma.Thus n ; dled here this marine.The aw | From \u201cA Hymn of Victory and Remembranoce.\u201d( Victor Hugo, 1831.)\u2014 Translation by Gen.A.S Gillespie ver Outerhriige Tormey.E¥@uk.the liaison officer whom farming population might be re) A! > (Hardinge Baniey c i ; ; i | that agents for Mr.Sthidan whe \u2018Ne Polsheslk government has tied tn sequence to the work of de- (i was horn in 1826.He was eux qui pieusement sont morts pour la patrie For native land.and righteousness, those who have [sought to corrupt witnesses were J [SMe to he the go-heirern for the © velopmant.Naturally, towns wouid | 'esident of the Royal Noclety of bravely died Albert Lafontaine and Francois La.| American Rellef Administration and he expected to follow at points none\u201d lHHerature and Senior Grand Warden Ont droit qu\u2019a leur cercueil la foule vienne et prie.rave y > : | joie, and added that there were |!h\" Kremiin la a Cheka man.the rafiways.From primary produe- jf prènatan Freemanonn lett a 5 Deserve that all should come and pray their honored others who were guilty.A Colonel Hankell's organization has tion (rade and manufacture would e he \u2018© pont 0 or-Gen- ntre les .ide: The affidavit sulimitted no trouble with the Cheka, pt ade and a Movant | #7al In 1873-80.and was Iligh Sew.intre les plus beaux noms leur nom est le plus beau.graves beside; jh thei fhe afidavit malmitted the names | in aparently satiated has with a demand for #s labor, uh.| ard of Oxford University.Toute gloire pres d'eux passe et tombe ephemere - Amongst the most exalted names, none with their clared.would mrive to shatter that! Re Americans came to luwre to stantial and tangible assets would he + - p t vie \u2014 given hy \u201cKevhole and Ladder\u201d feed marving children and are not created, greater in value than any PE VALERA'S PLANS E .record vic, , wtinemens who neeped at Mra.Mini.| THINK to Interfere with [tussinn po.expenditure.London, Dec, 11.\u2014The Daily News t, comme ferait une mere, (AII other fame,-\u2014a passing show,\u2014ephemeral at best.) man at her summer camp In Grand | He.Sir Joseph Carruthers points out {says it learn that if Efmon De Valera .A A «0, like mother's lullaby Anse, Que.and elsewhere along t \u2014_\u2014 that there are,80.000,000 acres of |is convinced that Ireland is against La voix d'un peuple entier les berce en leur tombeau.; And» 0, 1 xe - Mt.Maurice River, ter oon Ni 18 98 27 DE 08 36 26 26 06 NC 06 56 06 00 0 4 rch wheat lands in southern partaihis stand with regard to the peage The nation\u2019s voice, with one accord, soothes them to are expected Lo awenr there wan no » of Australia, where the raînfail ia; treaty, he will resume his professor- .quiet rest.| scaffolding on the house at her sum.| 8 SUIPPING MOVEMENTS, 8 exactly what 4e needed for wheat [ship In Maynooth College and not Gloire a notre France eternelle! : {mer camp In June and July 1919, s growing.yet he Ausraiiane cult I tend aire opposition in the Irish Glo , ; Honor to France, eternal bel where her husl-and'« witnemes nid M 99 96 9 56 06 38 20 86 08 26 2608 28 36 on ,000, d a | Parliament.oire à ceux qui sont morts pour elle! ; : 3 they stood upon rrnffolds and iad.| Arrivals at Halifax, Dec, 13 and TR à 1 nl Nerv ot ul he adaei 9 po I And all who perished gloriously, pd to peer in the windows nt Rean- | L1\u20148trs.Victrolite from exam: inerte doses || AUX martyrs! aux vaillants! aux forts! Those martyrs, valiant strong! aren woe Lem the comune of leah Counts from Quebeus Megnn., .I x .e cnnduet n ant Cotinty from Quebec: Megnn- A and not one-third of thin ares in| farma would be 420,000 men, Women , To all whom their examples dare he Indian and the banker's wife [lic from Jortland, Me: C .| , Me: Chand used.The reason for this he ndds, | and children.A ceux qu'enflamme leur exemple, In temple's niche a place to share, | \u201cwan exemplary\".® rom Ht, dohn, NL; Bteibs aiare in the lack of railways to open up The acheme thus for largely in- su ù irom Newfoundland, Cleared: Mtrsthese lands.To construct railways | creaming Australia'a population la Qui veulent place dans le temple, And welcome death with song.| PRESIDENT OF INDIAN H.M.C.8.Aurora, l'atriot and Patel and make the lande available would ; spoken of as \u201cThe Million Farms\u201d ; 7 4 a for | © sorts .\u2018 y NAT.2 2 tein for Itermuda; Canada for lorte be to crogte onenines fer a farming | becouse alma at obtaining (het, Et qui mourront comme ils sont morts! Tis for these deathless ones whose shades are ever Care.Conny M band, Me: Asquam for Norfolk: popu n for whose pr s there | number of farmers as A bats for au q ere, ! ; \u201c : a .+ N rk; 2 \u2018would be ample markets at homo | Increase of the population to ihe 100 That we ine towards the empyrean the l\u2019antheon\u2019s : as, President-elect of the Indian roe Acta ro on and abroad.© of peoplink Austra 000.000 mark.5 :] C'est pour ces morts, dont l\u2019ombre est ici bienvenue, at, our ot r .Btn here wiih Tring he ns York: Ms antic for Liverpool.! us the task of p - o the quest s car.° ; 4 NH.a.: lia.In Sir Josephs opinion 1% ABR.| het Tre 00 Br Somer emimates Que le haut Pantheon eleve dans la nue, And Pe ie ms Fad turrets shine with ever-glowing | |; ibere arremed Raturant inciode.an ap Hn anon.from United { ciated wih the work of rity that 130,000.00 will be needed lo \u2019 a ! > EO nr ra Te Ae Kingdom ports liaynanger from conmruction into the u tled parts.| tart with, sn\u2019that 2,000 miles of a : 3 5 re, \u2014 ! .President of ® lLunenbure, N.8.Cleared: Ntrs, 1 Donne there is an abundance of rond | ratiway may be construcied to open Au-dessus de Paris, la ville aux mille tours, Well \u201che stand pre-eminent o'er Babylon and i Renal Khalltat Committee, | anertn for Naples and Genoa; 13:tbe jand now lying unoccupied and un- {up 50,000,000 of land, and to .ell may she stand p y An official communication issued | oy tor Barretouched.He emtimaten that 1.000 | provide for about 100,000 farmers.| La reine de nos Tyrs et de nos Babylones, Tyre.\u2014 .today Arterts that the non.co-opera- greamer Arrivals, Dec, 10 and 11: mitten of railway would, on the aver- | He states that Sir Deninon Millet, | Her sun-lit shafts are monuments [toniete are deliberately challenging | Bayern at New York from Ham- .age, operl up 26,000,800 acren of land | Clovernor of the Australian | Com- Cette couronne de colonnes , .| the Qavernmeat's proscription of the! Lure, Mongolia at Playmouth from ] within twenty miles of the ralin.The | monweaith Bank, is an open and ar- To brave deeds in each day's events! | morcatied velunterrs and sax there in| New York: Esthonia at Cuxhaven \u2018 cont of construction, in Nir Joseph dent advocate of the scheme, and ue le soleil levant redore t .; Ino alternative ut to enforce the rrm New York: Dante Alixhieri at i would he | regards it as financially sound.The Q redore tous les jours! So, when auch dead as these at last have found a resting law and to prosecute the moat peom- | anon from New York: Centennial i A Carruthers\u2019 estimation, !inent of the non.co-operationisn| ale at New York from London; about £10,000,000, And other works | undertaking is .emsential would com an additional | try with plie raie let i place, who are respons:hle for the situation.| jac at Now York from Livi t ne Averaging the farin | and & halt miflion mot anis fee Ainsi, quand de tels morts sont couches dans la tombe, In vain shall night's forgetfulness shroud them a little .and Queenstown: I ont Downanire ares Sk $40 acres to each farm there | as i Is vital to the Empire's \"well K in l'oubli nui b space CRIMINALLY MESPONAIBLE at Rotterdam from Montreal; Biprovided | hetng that\u2019 Australia should be made in vain T'oubli nuit sombre, ow va tout ce qui tombe, pa FOR BROTHERS DEATH [lerdal gt Quesnstown from Montre would be 40,000 farms along every 1,000 miles of railway.On the basis that one farmer.41- rectly and Indirectly, creates employment for two and & half more workers, thess $0,000 farme should create employment not only for that number of farmers, but for 100,000 other workers, according to Sir Jemph's plan.Assuming that thero are three persons on Ah average in the family of à brenévwinner, the a hulwark of Empire it is suggested that Great fAritain, even with her resources severely taxed, an \u2018they are at present, should become a partner of Australia In finanêing the policy of population.\u2018 Australian MK fe believed, could raise one-half of the money required in the early stages, and ultimately would be ahle ta\u2018 Passe sur leur sepulchre on nous nous inclinons, Chaque jour, pour eux seuls se levant plus fidele, PAR La.gloire, aube toujours nouvelle, Fait luire leur memoire, et reclore leurs noms! In flitting o'er their sepulchres.We bow as we pass by.Each day, for them, revolving time gives merit faithfully.Soon shall the dawn of glory break.Their names shall clear effulgence take! Hull, Dec.11.1921.| the death of hie brother Herve, aged | Haturday.Evidence at the inquest waa to the | eftect that Arthur had ndmitted striking Herve on the head with a last and then carry out the undertaking without ., [bottie on Thursday external aid, .when it had broken, stabblug him In to.Lecompte, 37, of Mt.Fauatin atatién, | N°16: Calrndhu at wan found criminalty responsible for | Montreal; Montreal, Que., Der.11,\u2014Arthur| al; Gesina at Venice trom St.John's Shields from Cleared: Scandinavian from les, hy a Coroner's jury at St, Faustin : ampton for ft.John N.B.; Megan trom Portland, Me.for Liverpeol via Halifax, ee te rr tt eerie the neck with its jagged edge.It is probable that a charge of murder will be preferred against Lucomple. nla THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, The QuebecChronicle Printed and published by the Chronicle Printing Company, P.J.Byun, Secretary, at the building of the Company, 9 Buade Street, Quebec.Subscription: Daily, Town Subscribers, $4.00 per annum, out of town, $3.00; Weekly, $1.50 per annum; payable in advance.Advertisements: 15 cents per agate line eack insertion.QUEBEC, DECEMBER 12, 1081.THB INSIDE OF THK CUP.Very many reusons continue to be aévamed for the sweeping defeat of the Meighen administration and the unexpected strength developed by the heterogenous forces that owa a nominal allegiance to Hon.Mr.Mackensie-King.There are {udeed almost as many explanations as there are individusis and it can be sce copied as a fact that all of thean entered into the result to the extent of one or more votes.Thooretically, ele ections are supposed to be decided upon the basis of certain national and local issues which are threshod out between the contending partics during the course of the campaign bat, actually, there are also a number of forces at work that seldom appear upon the surface.It was a foregone conclusion from the outset that many people in Urs Province would vote against the Government from motives of revenge: just as it was à foregone cunclusion that many persons in the Prairie Provinces would do so for the promation of the aspirations of a class.There was, again, every reason to suppose that the Government would be turned on by u large number of clectors who were snimuted by the prevailing feeling of discontent cagendered by unems- ployment and high living costs.All these influences cpernted as expected but were not sufficient in theme.selves to ¢xplain the meaning of Inst Tuesday's vote, In the main, the showing made by any Party depends upon organization; that is to say upon the efforts of recognized followers who support it with their coergles, their money or their votes.Some of these people are actuated by political principles and more by hereditary or personel affiliations but the greater number are impelled either by the obligation of favors received or by a lively hope of favors to come.Ina mord, party veganization directly depends upon the di- siribution of political patronage: « condition which, at most times in Canadian history, has been more clearly recognized and move ruthivesly taken advantage of by 1he Liberus than the Conservative loaders.In this connection it is important to note that the formation of » Unionist Government, as part of Canada's war effort, not only rendered imponnéble the distribution of patronage for party advantage but brought Into the administration an clement of high-principled, if 100 visionary reform which conceived the policy of | he had suggested to the President that certain old offi- giving to the country & business goverament Lhrough the abolition of patronage and the Institution of an \u201cefficiency system\u201d in the civil service.As a consequence the most aggresaive Liberal stood as good a chance\u2014and oftentimes a far better one\u2014of obtaining Government positions and Government contracts than the most devoted Comservative.The former were, merely contemptuous amd openly mocked at the administration, while the lntier grew discouraged and apathetie.Civil scrvanta of many ycars' standing were roduced in salaries, degraded in position and even turned out Into the street at the bidding of hired experts and in the aacred name of efficiency.Now mistakes were naturally made but there is no dont {hat the Government wae.conscientious and there is no doubt that the new system waa in the truest interests of the public\u2014yet the fact remains that the public does not want business government, though ft may clamor for it on occasion-\u2014and that the Conservetive party organisation in the recent campaign broke down badiy through tho defection of accustomed eup- porters wha stood aloof because they had had no patronage in the past, nor any great hope of reeciving it in the fature.The saying is an oki one that \u201celections are not won with prayers\u201d and the Mcighen Government had left itrelf Little else to fight with, In no part of the country is patronage more keen- 1y songht after than in the Maritime Provinces and this, in the past, has largely centred round the Government Railways, as annusi Entercolonis] deficits used to show more eloquently than words.With the same lden of husinesa government, & distinguished Canadian Pacific official, Mr.F.P.Guteltus, was put in charge of the LU.R.whose drastic reforms made the country too hot for him, with the result that he was forced to seek a leas Impossible situation in the United States.Then came the tsking over of the C.N.R.and the unforgiveable sin of concentrmting the Canadian National management at Toronto beadquarters\u2014nor je it necemary to seek further for an explanation of the solid Jdberal vote in Nova Ncotis and Prince Edward Inland.Lastly, and perbaps most decisive, is the part play.od by the financial rivgs of which trere are three in Canada at the present moment: two rival grosps con- tred respectively at Toronto and Montreal and based upon interlocked railroad and banking interests; and » third group at Winnipeg, which is based upon grain speculating intervsin and is the real soul of the United Farmers\u2019 movement.In 1811 this iast-named ring\u2014though the fact has never been genemlly appre.clmed-made its first emay at shaping the destinies of tbe Dominjon, and Toronto and Montreal joined hands to defeat Winnipeg on Che Iteciprocity fesue.Them, na ofien happens, the victoriuis allics quarrelled over the division of the spoils and have been at loggerbeads ever since, At the outsut of the campaign just concluded, the Toronto ring mainly apprebended the growing power of the Progressive party but maladroitly directed its propaganda in such a way that many constituencies, secing a solid Quebec, swing into the Liberal camp us the lesser of two impending evils.The Montreal ring, on the other hand, stoud aloof: 1f the tartff plat- forme of Liberals and Progressives alike were distaste.fui, the railroad policy of the Government was, if anything, morc offensive and all that could be done was to await developments, Finally, st à given moment, an understanding was arrived at with Sir Lomer Gouin and Hon.Walter Mitchell, two men with whom these laterests bad been hand-in-glove tn the Provincial Seld for many years.Not only was the tari to be pro tected bret the raiirout question was to be dealt with ue tbe money barons desire.Immediately the latter Gung all the infuence that they possessed In money, In Bewspaper prestige and In votes into the Livers! scale and the thing was done.The verdict of the electors has bosn smccinotly mated by one editorial commentator: \u201cthe people simply did mot want any more Melghen Government.\u201d familiae regime of practical polities and patronage; with dog eating Gog and \u201cDig busine\u201d stealing the dbene=nor would we vemtare to suggest (int what a sovereign people deeires will be dented 10 thee by pab- Neo men.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SIMPLY NAUSEATING, We had thought that the Montreal Bar cond not pomibiy tmprove npon îts pre-clection performances in connection with the rafirosd roorback but now discover that we had done an IDjastioo 10 the capabilities of that paper whose uticrances are masked by sa tucrcastngly | nauseating duplicity from day te day.Four columns of ita front page on Friday inst were devoted to the publication of a letter from Bir Joseph Plavells amd the despionble effora of the \u201cKditor\u201d to make that letter say something \u2018entirely different from what ita author clenrly meant it to may.The Chronlole holds no brief for Sir Joseph, whose views on railroad matiers it haw criticlesd with gronter fuanimans thas | that gestieman appreciated, sod we have no interest in covering up \u2018comspiracies\u201d for the benefit of any person or any organization.We confess, however, tu wwe regard: for straight-epeaking and fate-play.The Star, which even yot has not been able to pubs tals tiie: very confidential evidence upon the strength of whieh it justified what must surely be ome of the meanest pieces of treason In the political history of this country, upun recelveing the letter in question from Sie Joseph Mavelle, marked \u201cfor your information\u201d, was at great pains to obtain perndasion to publish it and, when this was received, made use of the circumstance to discredit everything that it contains.It anything, however, » higher level of decency is reached in the endeavor te sacer away ma \u201cwholly waimportsnt\u201d the suggestive fact, to which Ste Jessep\u2019 calls attention, that a telegram received by the Star from hinwelf » few minutes after ten o'clock on Saturday morning was only published on the following Monday.Listen to the Editor: \u201cWe say \u2018wholly unimportant\u2019 because, though Sir Joseph's telegram did reach The Star sometime between ten and eleven on Saturday, it was even them toe | Inte for that day's paper, which goes to press at 9:43 in order that we may run off our huge Saturday edition In time for the malls.So as it had to watt until Monday in any case, what great difference did it make whether its nasigned date was Saturday or Sunday?\u201d The merite of such reasoning our readers can de- | termine for thenmelves and we merely inquire whether any of them are so simple as to Imagine that the Star | |] publishes so news recuived after ten o'clock tn any of its Saturday editions, It will be remembered that the gravamen of the Star sccusations was that there was » conspireey to move the Grand Trank headquaricrs to Tereato from Montreal and Sir Joseph, whi: writing that: \u201cIt my better has not made it sufficiently plain, may I say there has been no \u2018coup\u2019 in preparation, and which has been \u2018nipped in the bud.\u2019 There was nothing which I ventes co \u2018railrond through before the people had spoken.\u2019 There Is nothing In your articles which will lead me to change in the least degree my general or pairicular conduct as Chairman of the Bosed of the Grand Trunk.1 have nothing and will have nothing to canceat;\u201d is sufficiently candid to say thas, as Chatrman of the Grand Trunk Board and In view of the ap proaching consolidation of that road with the C.¥.RA., cials, who were eligible for such action, should be retired upon the pension fund in order to being the executive of the National system into direct contact with the young and rising Grand Trunk men.Reasomablé people will admit that this is an ene tirely different quemtion, whether the Mea was well or H-advined, but the Star by hoisting itself with its own boot-straps succeeds in proving to iix own satisfaction that its accusations arc substantiated.It concludes: \u201cThere is enough here\u2014withont saying anything of other evidence\u2014to reveal an alarming intention so far as the Grand Trunk and Montreal are comcermed.The Grand Trunk staff was to be merged in the staff of the National System In much a fashion that Sir Joseph was quite openly of the opinion that the older Grand Tremk men would disappear.But if the Montreal chiefs of staff went, would not the offices and their whole organisation be likely to gravitate to the centre where sat the new rulers?Sir Joseph holds that this is & matter of \u2018secondary importance.\u2019 Montreal does not think so, \u201cWe were never more gratified with any public service that we may have accomplished in the past than with one, vis: \u2014that, by cur thnely sounding of the alarm, we trust that we postponed this massacre of the tried and experience Montreal officials of the Grand Trank offices in this city, not only for \u2018this year,\u2019 but we now confidently hope for as long as Montreal deserves (o be the railway metropolis of Canada.\u201d There 6 no accounting for tastes and the Star may be permitted to enjoy this gratification ag ite own public services.But if a paper capable of such services knew and were ospabic of appreciating what other people think of them it would hang its head in shame.When honor is found cven among thieves why should a baronial broadshert be so lamentably dedlicient in that justly prised virtue?Some Things the Public Would Like to Know: What worlds are left for a man, who has accomplished the unique feat of receiving knighthood wader Laurier and a peerage under Borden, to sigh for anyway?Will the new Government make the Riordon Company \u201ccome across\u201d with its wapaid tases?A Verse Or Two (By Modern Poets) ANYTHING\u2014I18 TRUMP, (To \u201cOur Friend the Enemy.) Ever since you took the cards, sir, You have had our keen regard, sir, As to how sou should procecd to play tho game, Bat your methods were peculiar; Quite oppused to every rule, air, No one heretofore had ever soen the same.You were ncbulons and misty, Very vanne and rather twisty And scemed to have no memory nt all, There was nothing we could guess on For ia joyous, gay succession \u2019 You have bid in all four suits and made your call.Had you said at the \u201cTis \u2018no trumpe\u2019\u2014I'm Just for winning\u201d We hand understood you perhaps a little more, Now we doubt your power for staying With the four suits you are playing And your chances to make good seem rather poor.For we cannot help but wonder When you sit alone and pender On the different trumps you have been bidding in.For this province or (ant riding If You Want To Win 1-4 of Your Purchases.Do Your Shopping At lc YOU WILL SAVE ON ALL REGULAR PRICES.THIS IS THE ONLY PLACE WHERE SUCH STRIKING ADVANTAGES MAY BE FOUND.CHRISTMAS GIFTS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 To Suit Every Purse | LADIES\u2019 ANGORA GLOVES, best quality, in White, Black, Brown, Qrey, at.34.95 LADIES\u2019 CAMEL HAIR GAUNTLETS.$2.78 LADIES\u2019 TAMS.81.76 up LADIES\u2019 STOCKINGS.$1.00 up LADIES\u2019 SPORTS BREECHES.$12,50 up LADIES\u2019 SWEATERS, from.$6.00 up LADIES\u2019 JABGER WOOL GLOVES.50c up CAMEL HAIR SCARVES, VICUNA SCARVES.GREAT VARIETY WOOL SCARVES, CHILDREN'S KNITTED SUITS and SWEATERS.MEN'S SOCK8.90c up MEN'S GLOVES, TIES, SPATS.MEN'8 BADMINTON SWEATERS.\u2026.$5.00 up MEN'S SPORTS BREECHES.John Darlington Reg'd| Opposite Post Office Mow on caëth you'll be deciding Or remembering what to play to whom and when, 8s in pussied expectation And in great anticipation We are interested and watching every day.80 buckle on your armowr Play to Tory, Grit and Farmer.The game begine\u2014your ond, oir, gleam to play.-P.M.0.e\u2014\u2014 GEN.ORELLANA ELF/ TKD Representative Silva Fera aguinat PROVISIONAL PRYAIDENT, [the consitutionatity such an Guatemale City, Guatemala, Tec, [MStION- sue in Orellana, Chiet of Balt of the Guatemalan army.today was great advantages.vleoted provisional President \" the One of the a\u201c we Republic to take the place of Carlos infer, of \u201creading it in the morning Herrera, who Was overthrown early \"hea R is news\u201d je that yeu can 1956 (mat, at 10 o'clock, am, in twenty-one (1931), Ils conformity to law, and le viviue of n Ddy-law passed by this Counell, pursuant thereto, and after the due observa anes of all the formnlitien prescrib- od by the statute {a such case made and provided, at which meeting the sheclute majerity of the members composing the Council of the City of Quebec, that is to say: His Wor.It is erdained and enacted by this Council and the said Council doth ordain and enact as follows, to wit: (A) Whereas; the powers conferred ta the City of Quebee by Artiels 9 of the Act 16, George V, ete, 85, (B) Whereas; it is in the publie interest to close part of Auger strest between St.Valier street and the Canadian Pacific Railway.(C) Whereas; the consent of the propristors on said street has been\u2019 previously obtained to that end.(D) Whereas; it is also in the publie interest to widen St.Valley utreet nt the intersection of Auger street and Bt.Valier Strest, so as te sive & uniform width at that place.10.\u2014The width by Auger street ie by the present By-Law reduced from 46 feat & inches, to 40 feed from MR.Valier street as far as the Canadian Pacific Railway line, as It appears by the letters 4, d.f and © on the plan prepared by the Provincia! Land Burveyor Edouard Hamel and bearing the date of the 80th November last.So.\u20148t.Valler Street opposite the cadastral lots 2344-5-4-3-2 of St.Malo Ward is widened by three feet to nothing, as it appears by the letters a, b, ¢ on the plan prepared by the Land BSBurveyor Edouard Hamel and bearing dates 30th November last.JOS.SAMSON, Mayor.Attested: L& H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, Oity Clerk.Dec.12,18x2.City of Quebec, District of Quebec\u2014 CITY OF QUEBEC.BILAW No.4E.By-law concerning Cab Stands.(Drawn uo in the French {Langusge) At & meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, held at the City Hall, in the said City of Quebec, on the ninth day of December, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one (1821), in conform ity to law, and in virtue of a bylaw passed by this Council, pursuant thereto, and after the due observance by the statute in such case made and provided, at whieh meeting the absolute majority of the membewu composing the Council of the City of Quebec, that is to say: His Worship tha Mayor, Aldermen Bedard, Bouchard (J.C), Pouchard, (St.R.) Lantier, Lesage, Martin.It is ordained and enacted by this Council and the sald Council doth ordain and enact as follows, to wit: 1.\u2014~Pargraph 14 of Article 34 of By-law No.4, passed on the ninth of April, 1911 as amended by By-law No.4D, psssed on the 39th of April, 1921, is again amended by replacing the maid Article by the following: 14.\u2014The north side of St.Paul Street, 65 feet from the nerth-cast olde o Ramsay street, going east.2-\u2014Fhe prevent By-law is declared to form part of By-law No.4.To wit: JOB, SAMBON, Mayor.Attested: LA H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, .City Clerk.Deoe.13,10x8.Quebec, Des.oth, 1981.Owing to Monday being a Civie Molday the auction sale of ist that was to take place on Monday the the Finance Committes Room, is sontpouvé eo Tuesday, the 15th Inst.at the same hoyr and In the same place.lin the week.thes intelligently read 1 ania iad The National Assembly convened |the evening when it is sentradioted.this afternoon, despite the protest of ' \u2014/Toronto Mar, Aligned) ABO.MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1821; i i Ef fl In the matter of the Authorized Assignment of Jessph Antoine, of Ut.Maise, Ce.Matane, autherised sssignore Notes ia hereby gives that an Thursday the fifteonth day of December at 11 o'clock A.M.there will be sold by public auetion 2t eur office, 147 Meuntain Mii, Quedeo, the asset of this failure as follows: A\u20148tock of Drygoods, Shoes, Rubbers eres sees $3,705.71 B-Trade Fixtures, PN.tings, Utensils .45.60 C\u2014Crediis as per list .3,603.71 This sale will be made at so much im the doilar sash item and to the highest bidder.Inventory, Credits lat.te he asen at my offices.: Store will be opened Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, the 13th, 13th and 14th of December, 1931, for Stock Inspection.Conditions of Payment: CASS.aJ, M BEAULIEU, Autherined Trusses.Offices: 167 Mountain Nill, Quebon, Dem Building.Des.6.7,9.18,14u8 BANKRUPTCY ACT.AUCTION SALE in the mater of J.A.Belanger, Merchant, of Petit Matane, Que.Bankrupt.Noties is bereby given that on Tuesday, December 13th, 1931, at 11 o'clock a.m.there will be sold by public auction at the offices of the undersigned, 147 Mountain Hill, Quebec, the assets of this fas- ure, as follows: A\u2014Stock in trade .-And eters furniture | B=Oredits ., .8 94 Bach item will be eed.tely at 80 much ia the deilar end to the highest bidder.The inventory and the let of eradite may be examined at the of- tices of the undersigned.The store will be open for the inspection of the stock in trade, on Saturday, December 10th, 1931, Terme of payment: CASH.LEFAIVRE &GAGNON, Authorised Trustess.Offices-\u2014147 Mountain Hill, Bosse Buliding, Quebec, Que.JOSEPH GIROUX, Auetioneer.Des,3.7,10,13,% \u2018'Netice is hefeby given that J.G.Plante and Cle, Merchants, of 8.Victor de Tring, Co.Beaucs, Que., on the sixth day of Desembor, 103%, made an authorised assignment to the undersigned.ia hersby given that the tires mestifg of the oreditors in this matter will te held at Quebec on the Twenty-second (33) day of December, 1921, at threes (9) o'clock in the afternoon, at the offies of the 147 Meumtaln Mtl, \u201cTe give you the right te vote au | IM the sald meosting, the proof of your credit mus be in our hands before the meeting.The proxies that wilt be weed at Be also netitied thas ¢f you have a claim ef any find giving you the we within the thirty daye dat.| TABLE \u2014 | CUTLERY GELEBRATES IL QUALITY Stainless Steel | Mu table aoû dessert sires square @ oval handles malles 3 vory acceptable Xmas Git, The Chinic Hardware Co.MINARD'S LINIMENT More that must de totd br PAIE Rilla of Ingiesiée by L M.Mentsomery.The Obstacle Race bp Mhol M br Seow of Mer Father's Daughter 3; Gene Mratton Porter.Jeffery Fasmal.: Laramie Holds the Range dy Frank H.Are All Man AMke Ww ARM Stringer.Satan by H.De Vere Chums, Boys Owa snd om Annuals, Chetierbex Annual.Alse Xmas cards from Se.LL\" Xmas post cards from is +.P.J.EVOY Quebec, Nav.$0th., 108).PUBLIC NOTICE vel sven shes en Manday the 13h Pasember nest, 1021, in the Flnsnee bec, et 18 emer AY proesed to the sale of a vnannt Pot situated on that part of the property formerly used ns à market and located on.the side of ft.Paul and astral Number 1950-1 Plain ward messwring described by letters NW.plan deposited in the urer's offise, which until the day of sale wpeet price for thin let a square fost.The \u2018| Committee Room, si Hi tr 3 af} sith gue enpita) payadie snnesily § i from the present natice, for dating trom and after the expiration of the period fixed by the ef article 81 of the said law, we der, 1981.IERIAIVAS 4 GAGMOM Asthariqet Tomatoes.Oftios: 147 Mamntets MAL \u201cJ.ALLEYN ITER 388 OT.PANL STREBEY SUB RSQ A r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cThe Kiag of Spain te the fleut MONEE 16 CWA @ Private AMFe- Slane, ~ \u2014\u2014 The frohisterte Buyptiene hateh- oh ogy artificially.LY MONDAY, DECEMBER New prises are $1.75-81.86 DYNES' JERR III IVA BE AE Sd \u201cWako à mast acceptable Xmas pitt\u201d THF ere supreme in wearing quality.- far, ordinary hosiery.Holeproof Silk Hosiery À tor ladtes.\u2019 \" tops, $3.35 In fancy striped.\u201cBozed im special Xmas bones\u201d.Tel.271 ERNE I A ER ILA 12, 1921.Thay outwear, by and $3.36 ia plain and ribbed 49 St John St LORS Nov.18x1m.BIBTRL WOODS\u2014On Dec.Sth.at 33 Sussex St, Montreal te Mr.and Mra Norman P.Wooda, & son.DIED.BENOIT-On December, 10th, 1981, at the Military Hospital, - Deiver George Benoit, C.P.A.B.C.Funeral at 8:30 o'clock, on Tuesday morning, from lepine's Mortuary to the Bastlies, and thence to Belmont Cemetery.Montreal papers pleass copy.BERNIER\u2014At Ne.1, Felix street, Levis, on Dec.7th.1831, Mrs.Hubert Bernier, at the age of 63 years.She was the mother of the late Ethelbert Bernier, Medfoal student, who died on the îré.of February last.The servies will be chanted at the Basilice, Quebec, on Monday at 9:30 o'clock leaving her late residence at 8:30 o'clock for the 9 o'clock ferry.OLOUTIER \u2014At it.Francois d'Assise Hospital on December 10th, 1921, at the age of 35 years, Jean Baptiste Nos! Cloutier, Civil Servant.Funeral on Tuesday, ths 13th.instant at 9 a.m., leaving his late residence, No.348 Richelieu street at 8:30 am.for St.Jean Baptiste Church.HOLLIDAYT.\u2014At Montreal Homeopathic Hospital on December 10th, 1931, Minnie Busch, beloved wite of James Holliday Quebec.Dec.12x2.Quebec's Leading | Photopiay House.TO-DAY + Charles Ray \u2018Scrap Iron\u2019 Full orchestra of 13 musiclans under Marcel Verney.Take Maple Ave Car to the Door\u2014\u2014 TODAY \u2018TheOther oman\u2019 A big special hich has just reached Canada.QUEBEC DANGERS WILL FLOCK TO THE AUDITORIUM Four Paris Dancers, Three Women And One Man, Will Present, This Week, The Greatest Of Dance Acts In Vaudeville In \u201cBohemian Life\u201d\u20144 Other Acts \u2018Quebec boasts of having the largest and livelisst set of dancers in Canada and judging by the attention given modern dances in our social circles, the boast comes pretty close to fact.Therefore, the news that Manager Paquet of the Auditorium brought Sack from Montreal last Friday is good news indeed to a large flock of Quebec dancers, for æmong the acts booked for this week is a feature dance act, presented by four celebrated Parisian dancers headed by Monsieur Adolphus, prominent Parisian ballet dancer and four gir) dancers.This act played at the Princess in Montreal last week and created such widespread interest that the Princess played to packed houses at every performance.The Montreal papers also boosted this act to the sky.And #t is worth all the attention it has deen drawing.: The act comes with îte own scen- Vrÿ and presents its offering under the caption \u201cBohemian Life.\u201d It will be one of the big winners of the season in Quebec as elsewhere it has deen .howing.Four other acts will also deserve attention this week at the Auditoriim, namely little Jerome Man, a boy of eight in a captivating dancing and singing act.Hs is a child wonder and will create no mere interest.\u2018The balance of the bill includes a variety of stages novelties, well worth essing.As for pictures a big features entitled \u2018Life's Croes Country,\u201d a Pathe Weekly and a Pathe Comedy.| Nowadays a fellow considers he has had e successful hunting trip it he gets back alive.\u2014 Buffalo Express \u2014_\u2014 .I ANADIA~ (\u201c THEATRE \u2014ANADIÉ TODAY \u2014 \u201cTHE LURE OF EGYPT\u201d also May Allison in \u201cFRE BIG GAME\u201d ood.Mrs.F.G.Simmons, 42 Curtis St, Brantford, Ont, writes: VICTORIA TO-DAY | \u2018Afterthe Show LECTURE Under the auspices of the Quebec Chauffeurs\u2019 Club, At Their Hendquarters, 8% Ischevrotiere St, the (Monday) Evening.AT 8 O'OLOOK.Gubjeut:\u2014\"Garoline and OIL\u201d All chauffeurs, car owners and are Adany interested in this subject cordially invited to attend.mission free OFFICIAL OPENING ANNUAL BANQUET VAAL, FRIDAY, DRO.16h, Dr.Chase's Nerve Food, à box, all dealers, or Edmansos, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto.ALL ARE INVITED TO MEET FOCH Reception Will Be Hold At The Parliament From Four To Five O'Clook Today Ali the citisenn of Quebec are invited to atend the public reception which wilt be held at the Puriiement Buildings this aftermoon In honor of Marshal Foch by the Provincial Government.This reception will be held in the Legistative Council Chamber between four and five o'clock.The public will enter the building dy the main door and will leave by the door leading to the quarters of the Speaker of the Legisative Council.Tul dress not essential Thers will be a cloak-room for the ladies on the left of the main entreince and one for the gentiemea an the right.After Sling into the Legislative Council Chamber and shaking hands with the Marchal, the public will icave by the door in the rear of the Speaker's chair, In order that ench one may grest the Marshal, the public is requested airway leading to the Counc Chamber and not to stand arou: the entrance to the Chamber.The Assembly Chamber will be pen to visitors.DISTINGUISHED BCHOLAR IN TOWN YESTERDAY, The Rev.R.Rocksborough Smith wag the special Advent preacher in the English Cathedral yesterday morning agd in St.Matthew's.Church in the evening.His ser- mens were distinguished by eloquence and spirituality.some of his apt illustrations were not without a touch of natural humor.The Rev.Mr.Rocksborough Smith le Professor of Divinity, Dean of the Faculty of Divinity and Vice Principal.of thy University of Bishop's College, Lennoxville.He isa distinguished graduate of Cambridge University, where he took the highest honours, & double First Class in the Theological Tripos, besides winning the most coveted prises which Cambrige has to offer for Hebrew and Greek Testament.For some time, he was Vice Princlpal of the Theological College at Salisbury in England under the famous Bishop Wordsworth and for five years held the position of Principal of the Dicossan High School at Rangoon.Leanoxville is fortunate in having secured for its new Dean of Divinity in succession to the late Dr.Allnatt a man of such outstanding scholarship, wide experience and attractive personality as Professor Rockborough Smith, whose influence upon the undergraduates will undoudt- sadly be far reaching.Bishop's College is now full, and the University {s decoming more snd more à very important educational centre in the Province of Quebec.TODAY AT No.188 OT.JOSEPH OFRERE.Broadoleth, 53 Inches in width; value $6.00, for $3.48.MARCEAU & CO.WR.AMOS J.COLSTON LAID TO REST \u2018The funeral of Mr.Amos J.Colton, whose death occurred in Montreal on Thursday, was held here on Saturday afternoon and was 2attended by & large train of mourners commowed mednly of Quebec's leading business men with whom Mr.Colston had been in commercial re- latton for many years.The service bad been conducted at the residence of his son in Montreal by Rev.Mr.Wioduor previous to bringing the remains to Quebec and the funeral on Saturday afternoon was from Lepine's Undertaking Pwrlors, A.Nelier street to Mount Hermon Cemetery.At the cemetery the pray- ors at the grave were recited by the Very Reverend the Dean of Quebec.The chief mourners were Mr, Wil- Nam Colston of Montreal, aon of the deaceassd; Major K.Stuart, of Quebec and Me.T.Morritt, of Lauzon, nephews; Mr.Ward Bashaw, of Montreal, cousin, and- Mr.E.Hil lier, of Quebec, brother-in-law.There were meny beautiful floral tributes and in the funeral train the firm of Price Brothers of which Mr.Colston had been a former manager, was represented by 8ir Willem Price and the principal members of the firm.FOR TODAY AT MARCEAU à CO.Plaid for Skirts, colored or check, 66 inches wide.Special $3.38, 188 Me.Joseph Street.FUNERAL OF THE LATE MRS.MORTON.The general sympathy felt at the passing away of the late Mm.A.Morton was manifested by the large attendance of friends of the deceas- sd lady at her late residence, 144, 3rd street, Limollou, where the tuneral service was conducted by the Rev.J.C.Reid, Pastor of the Methodist Church, this city.Fel towing the reading of the prayers the Rev.M.Reid read the hymn \u201cJesus Lover of my Soul\u201d which CHANGEOF NOTIC Members of the Garrison Club are notified that she hour of Dinner to Marshal Foch has been advanced to ¢ P.M.Dec.1023.AUCTION SALE 645.P.M.Canon Fev, Allan P, Shatforé, | ax Martor Commission Shed Ne.Speaker, 16 * Tickets Now om Sale.Raerve| 4 December 15th, consist.Yours Esply.ing of hardware, bricks, butter, lard, Acroplanes With a cruising redive of 2,000 miles, and able to carry 13 ge lesives, are being destgn- a - on view up to hour of sale.to smart at 10 a.m.Terma cash.G.A GALE, .a wag & favorite of the deceased.Following the service the remains of the late Mrs.Morton, aocom- panied dy many friends were oon- veyed to Mount Hermon Cemetery, where interment took place, the committal prayers being read by the Rev.Me.Reid, \u2018 The chiof mouraers were: Mr.A Morton, husbsnd; Mesers.Joseph, Ernest, Willian and George Morton, sons; Mr.George W.Staton, father; Mesers, George, Albert ané James Staton, brothers; Mr.Charles Forrest, brother in law, ard Dr.Henry Marshall, of Ottawa, cousin.Among the numerous floral tributes, which required a special vehicle to convey, were wreaths from the staffs of the Q.R.L.H, & P.Co,, the Union Bank and G.Seifert & sons TODAY AT MARCEAU & CO.Gilk Kimonos, value $14.89, for \u201c7 188 8 Joseph Buses.\u201c not to obstruct the oorridors or| AD DEATH OF ~ PRIVATE BENOIT Was Crushed By Heavy Boxes Of Stores After Being Pitched From Wagon Private Benoit of the Militia Orénance Department, met with an acoident on Saturday morning last, which resulted in his death.Tbe deaceassd was driving an army wag- won containing six bdxes of stores, said to weigh 366 pounds each, seat od in Whe front of the wagon, and holding the reins, he was endeavoring to guide the horse down tbe hill by the Montcalm Market.The IncHne was elippery, and the horse had some difficulty in keeping his footing, and to make matters Worse the wheels commenced \u2018 to skid.Finally the horse, unable te retain its foothold, fell, causing the driver to be pitched trom his seat, to the roadway.The wagon in the meantime kept skidding and the six boxes Of stores were dislodged and pitched from the wagon on the head and body of the prostrate driver.People in the vicinity, who witness ed the accident rushed to the rescue and at the same time a physician who was passing also rushed to the unfortunate man's aid.He was picked up in a unconscious cone dition, when it was seen that he was seriously Injured, his head and skull orushed in, and his tongue protruding.He was hurried off to the military hospital, where he received the last rites of the church, and passed away at one thirty o'clock the same afternoon, or about 3 hours after the accident cocurred.Private Benoit was well-known in civil as well as military circles.He was a man of steady character and genial disposicion, who was liked by his comrades in the Ordnance Department, likewise by his circle of civilian friends, who were desply grieved when they leffrned of the fatal accident, Full military honors will be accorded the remains of the deceased soldier, whose funeral will take place te-morrow morning at 5.30 from Lepine\u2019s Mortuary to the Basilica, and thence to Belmont Cemetery.D\u2019INDY CONCERT HAS BEEN CANCELLED Lecture-Concert That Was To Be Held At Columbus Hall Tomorrow Evening Called off News came last night to the coth- mittee of La Goutte de Lait that Mr.Vincent d'Indy.the noted Fremch planist composer who was to give & lecture-concert at Columbus Hall to-morrow evening.is utterly une able to appear here as schedule that the concert is called off.; It de to be regretted for his combi: had created widespread interest and already a vast number of tick- ota had been wold.All who had purchased seats for that concert may have their money refunded by upplying to the members of the committee who had them for sale or at the Studio Musical also at Mr.G'rondin'e It is not known whether Mr.dIndy will be able to come here this season.This otep has been decided upon by the organi zers, MRS.JOSEPER CHAPLEAU HAS PASSED AWAY The dead occurred st L'Ange Ger dien on Friday of Mrs.Chapieau, (nee Bugenie 8t.Laurent) wife of Mr.Joseph Chapieau and mother of Mr.J.E.Chapieau.K.C\u2026 City Attorney.Mrs.Chwpleau passed away after only a few day's illness and general regret will be fek at her death for she had endeared her soit to a large circle of frienda by her Kind disposition and her gentle man- nere.Her funeral will take piace on Tuesday morning from her son's residence 99 Eighth Avenue to Limoifou Church.The interment will take place in St.Charles\u2019 Cemetery.Buy Home Pattorns from New York.They are the best.MARCEAU & C0.188 St Joseph Street.LOCAL STORES PREPARED FOR CHRISTMAS BEASON.Quebec business houses who have ben making preparations to meet the wishes of their customers for the Christmas holiday trade, have completed their organisation and stock of goods, and Are now offering the choicest goods In every line suitable for presents.\u2018The dry goods houses both in the Upper Town and Bt.Roch's, which include the departmenetal stores, together with the furriers and jewellers are carrying a most complete stock of Christmas and New Year presents in stock, which they are now offering at almost pre-war prices, An inspection of the goods in those Quebec stores will convince the purchasing public, that the re tail dealers in every branch, compare favorably both as to the quality of their goods, and the moderation of their prices, with the very best stores in the retail trade in the Dominion of Canada, and it ie up to the Quebec public to encourage heme trade, and eirculate this money, where they should, in Quebec.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WILL TAKE OFF ALL EXCESS FAT \u2014\u2014\u2014 De now that there is a simple, harmless, effective ranedy for veri that may be used safely and secretly by ness of \u201cyoun.There js i = To one s 5 s e ther than the ie form of the now ITO re lon, n Marmois rescription Tablets Fon can well expect to reduce steadily and oasily Thou oS ea parvizion die.Mer: erc .oe Prese oor by sii one dollar for PE e of an sesure them diregt from 4813 Woedwand \u201c ea ovsigé of orion ; THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE COM.TRAVELLERS ANNUAL MEETING New Officers Were Eleoted\u2014 La Guignolee Organization Work Progressing dome 160 Commercial Travellers of the Cercle des Voyageurs de Commerce met at their spacious quar- tere, @aturday evening, Mr.Louis Ruelland, retiring President in the chair.His Worship, Mayor Samsun an active member, was also present.The annual reports showed the sasociation to have been very active in the past year and especially so lu securing better train service from all lines running 1ato the city.Hotel accommodations and general travel service were also attended to in the publie interest.the report Was complete and interesting.The treasurer's report showed a substantial surplus on hand, and that nome 500 members were in good standing.The Cercle being the strohgest of the Association, affiliated to the Dominion Commercial Travellers, it being compulsory to be & meinber of the latter body.The President-slect, Joseph Tardif, wag called to the chair, and introduced his Board of Directors for the coming year: Mr.Ludger Lemonde, lat Vice President; J.Emile Complois, 2nd Vice President; Bmile Renuad, Ganernl Secretary: Joseph &t Pierre, Tressurer.His Worship Mayor Sameon, in a short but complimentary speech (congratulated the Travellers for their active interest In the comerai: al development of the city and the civic spirit of -the organisation.He \u2018thanked them for their splendid work of \u201cLa Guignoles\u201d Xmas collection for the suffering poor and authorized them to state that this was the only Door to Door collec tion authorised for Dee.$4th.\u2018The reports of the Chairman of the aL.Guignoles Committes showed great progress all reporting that the Travellers living in the different collectors assuring the (number of such an extensive survey In so few hours.All wers enthusiastic and determined to make a greater success than ever of the collection especially as the number of poor families is largely increased.Mr.John Laird has kindly consented to attend to the distribution ties, which office he filled so suc- cessfuly last year.DR.G.W.JOLICOEUR IS HOME AGAIN Deal Of Good the District of Quebec, accompanied by Mure.Jolicosur, has returned from a trip to Atlantic City and New York in the interests of hie heakh.change of scene and the rest did Dr.Jolicosur a great deal of good and his friends who met him yesterday congratulated him on the marked improvement.He will resume his profewsionai duties today.TODAY'S MEETINGS.Cathedral of the Holy Trinity\u2014 Cathedral Branch W.A, 10.30 A.M.Junior Branch W.A., 4 P.M, Mt.Matthew's Church\u2014W.A.2.30 P.M.\u2014Gir\u2026e\u2019 Confirmation Class, 4 p.m.CONSUMPTION OF OIL BY SHIP Tremendous Impetus Given To Economic Movement By Industrial Conditions Lioyds Register of Shipping reporting the increased consumption of fuel oll on steamships to replace coal, gives the following figures of vessels burning oil fuel in gross tons: July, 1914, 1,310,209; July, 1919, 6,- 336,678; July, 1920, 9,369,334; July, 1931, 13,796,638, It is stated that the position indicates that industrial conditions generally during and subsequent to the war have given tremendous impetus to this important economic movement.fome Impression of the industrial significance of the change will be obtained when it is realized that the steamers now in existence which are fitted for oll fuel would represent a consumption of coal approaching 20,000,000 tons per an- num, or about 8.7 per cent.of the quantity of coal brought to the surface in the United Kingdom during 1930.Apart from the question of the relative cost of coal and ofl as fuel, there is undoubtedly, in the case of vessels using the latter, all-round economy of labor, bunker space, accommodation for crew, and time in port: fattors which have an important bearing on operating costs, more especially in the cane of passenger steamships of the type represented by the Montcalm and her sister ships and the Empress of Britain, meme ST.AIDANS OF TORONTO WON THE JUNIOR RUGBY TITLE Kingston, Ont, Dec.11\u2014The 8t.Aldans of Toronto won the Dominion Junior Rugby championship here Saturday afternoon when they de- teated Queen's IIL.11 to 8.The fret period closed one all but Bt.Aldans got the lead with a try in the half-time score being @t.Aidans 7, Queen's 3.The locals, however, closed up the gap and ended the third period 7 all.The best Queen's could do in the final poried was one rouge, while the visitors added four points wards are sending in their names, as necessary of the funds for Protestant chari- His Trip To Atlantic City And New York Did Him À Great Dr.G.W.Jolcoeur, Coroner for The MAS.DUBREUIL \u201cAfter Trying Tanlac I'm Not Praising It,\u201d She Says \u201cThere is nothing too good for me to my about Tanise snd I am not surprised that everybody js praising it to the skies\u201d, aaid Mrs.Henry Dubreuil, 26 St.Marie St.Montreal, Que.: \u201cI had been in auch wretched health for a year that I was al-\u2019 most in despair.My trouble dated from the élu which left me in e I waa utterly unable to get my, strength back.My digestion was impaired, too, and my nerves were so upset that I was almost & wreck.\u201cI ean say for Tanlac that it act- od more like magic than medicine on me.I am like a different person now, my heaith is perfect and I weigh twenty pounds more than I did à short time ago.\u201d Tanlac is sold by leading druggists and general merchants everywhere.CHINESE FOND OF ATHLETICS Interesting Lecture Given In The Y.M.C.A.Last Evening By Mr.Lookley An excellent {illustrated lecture wag given in the Y.M.C.A.last! ly physical director, Y.M.C.A.Vancouver, B.C., who spoke on physical work under the auspices of the Y.MC.A.in China.\u2018There was a very good attendance and the audience was presided over by Mr J.C.Sutherland, Vice-Presi- dent of the Y.M.C.A.in this city.Mr.Lookley in the course of his address said that he had spent five years directing phyrical work In Tien Tein, China for the Y.M.C.Ain that country.Previous to his taking charge the physical training of the Chinese had heen along military lines principally German.He had changed this by introducing sames such as football, basketball, | volley ball and other English forme of sport at which the Chinese soon developed great proficieney and thelr interest in them is increasing daily.Mr.Lockley taught fifty directors of physical training of the primary schools, whe in tum instructed the pupils of these schools who numbered some 15,vvv.He showed lantern slides depicting & number of incidents in connection with his work In China, among them one displaying some three thousand Chinese boys taking part in the games in which they had been instructed, and which wers attended dy President Lee and some twenty thousand people.The Chinese, he said, are very ap pryciative of what has been done | for them by the Y.M.C.A.in regard to physical training and there la every prospect of this training spreading through all parts of the: country.He also mentioned that; the General Y.M.C.A.Secrstary in Chine was Mr.David Yui, now a delegate -at the Washington Peace Conference, and Dr.C.T.Wang, who wag General Secretary of the organization in China in 1917, was aiso à representative et the Conference.The Chinese, Mr, Lockley said, formerly concentrated their attention on intellectual pursuits, but had now come to realize the value of combining these with physical training.| The thanks of the meeting was conveyed to Mr.Lockley by Mr.| Sutherland, Who spoke at some! length of the valus of the physical work which the Association was carrying out not only in China, but also in nineteen different countries.GAINS 20 POUNDS Surprised That Everyone Is weak and exhausted condition ana |{ evening by Mr.A.Lockley, former.| N Can offer many a Vogue gestions for Christmas Gifts in Ladies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear appropriate sug- ALLELE) 6197 6198 LITE {FN QUEBEC.DAI JULES GINGR AS TAKE A BOTTLE TO SCHOOL Nothing like à drink of defi- cious milk during recess.It revives the mind and body.Our milk is so superior im pure, nourishing qualities, that it should bs the cholece of every wise mother who has the health of her ehild- ren in view.We deliver at your door every day.Our prices are as low ns the cost of inferior grades of milk.ADDRESS SACREDHEART AVE.AAA REAM A SPECIALTY CEC Its special object is to Correspondence.KEEP IT UP.The Editor, Chronicle, Sincere congratulations on your Editorial yesterday, re the Quebec Bloc and the yellow Lord of the Star; Please kesp at them and him, and accept the thanks of many triends and\u2014 SUBSCRIBER.REAL NAME PLEASE.Note:\u2014If the correspondent who writes under the pseudonym of \u201cOh Migh\u201d will authorize the publication of his own name, the Chronicle will find space for his letter.\u2014Ed.Chronicle, SKATING RECORDS ACCEPTED BY INTERNATIONAL UNION Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec.11\u2014Ofticers elected at the annual conference of the International Skating Union of America here yesterday were Julian T.Fitzgerald, Chicago, President: Henry Uhline, Lake Placid, N.Y.Kirst Vice-Fresident; and Joseph K.Savage, New York, Second Vice- President, The International championship outdoor meet for 1932 was awarded to Saranac lake, N.Y.the National championship outdoor meet to Plattsbure, N.Y.\u2026, and the International indoor meet to Milwaukee.The three-mile skating record of 8:48, entablished by Ray McWhirter, The Sues canal was opened November 1869.Chicago.at Lake Placid, last year, LA CAISSE D\u2019ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Savings Bank, Quebec receive and secure the deposits of sums however small they may be to help creating provident habits.Mon.wed.fri.sat.xtt.Ee eg = WESTMINSTER HOCKEYISTS WON FROM K.OF C.Boston, Mass, Dec.11-\u2014The Veno Brothers.of Moncton, N.B., were the principal factors in the 4 to $ victory of the Westminster Hockey Club over Pere Marquette Council, K.of C., here last night.Two overtime periods, one of ten and the other of five minutes, Were playsé.The game was the second of a series to determine Boston's two representatives in the United States Amateur Hockey Association.The Westminster team was composed almost entirely of former Canadian players.WINTER RESORTS.! Now is the time to think of your| Winter holidays.If you are contemplating a health or holiday | consult: Me Canadien Pacific! Railway.Its universal organien- | tion will faaiiftate the success and comfort of your voyage.Reliableinformation and satlng dates gladly | furnished on interesting cruises to Berenude, West Indies, Florida, South America, Mediterranean.If it 8 a raliway journey to Southern States, or California we are also Ina position to furnish attractive! Itineraries.Call, write or telephone Charles A.Langevin, 30 @.\u2018John Bt.or Palais Station, tel.03 1 aad 626.Also representing all stesamabip lines between America and Burope.; Nov.28.30,Dec.2,5,7,9,12,14,18,19,81 23,30.30.30; Jam.3,10,17,34,81x20, record of 1:17 3-5 of Joe Moore, New wes accepted, as was the half-mile York\u2014\u2014\u2014 | aaa \u2014\u2014 AUDITORIUM All This Week \u201cThe Biggest of Dance Acts\u201d A troupe of four, three woman and a man in fifteen minutes of the latew modern dances and classic mu- sie Tast week at the Primcees, Moatreal.Sent Montreal dance- mad and roaring for more.i Feature will be \u201cLife\u2019'n Cross-Country,\u201d à thrilliog and dramatic for Piotures story of life at sem.Also Pathe Weekly and Pathe Comedyact is the biggest Dance Act in vaudeville today.sente its offering under the title of \u201c\"ROMEMIAN LIFE.\u201d ALSO FOUR OTHER ACTS.1==JKROME MAN, a tot of eight, with more pop than the average.2-MURPHY & LACHMAN, Comody Skit, S\u2014HANVEY & FRANCES, Singiag and Dancing.4\u2014WIld;/A & HAROLD BROWN, the Rag Artists.Turn mere mgs tno pictures.USUAL PRICES ALL WEEE :\u2014NO SEATS RESERVED.It comes with He own sotnery ané pre MOND, CANADA.Record.Province of Quebes )er's Court of the | Province ef Quebee Jers Court of thy CANADA.) In the Resord- ) In the erican CANADA.traltan- Am; team, who were some well-judged shot particularly | province of Quebes )er\u2019s Court of the teading with & big point total had at critical moments and suceeeded | District of Quebas )City of Quebes The executive in| YO'T themmsives into\u2019 great fatigue |in defeating J.Thomson's rink by| No, 86784, of 1921., DECEMBER 12, 1921.ATION BROCCO GOULET CURLERS WERE at LRO AT - | \"TO ANOTHER BOXING FIASCO A REGISTH Si H 0.Berry ve Bip B.A.6 Thomsonneaday evening, December 16th, ing To Pay Local Sorapper In Cash\u2014Kid Mitohell-| mittee To Work Under Gen-| Six-Day Bioyols Event By| feated Vice-President By No.$700, of 1831 Club show that both lces are in The OU of Quedes.¢ lwcal tight fans were treated to|In the third Brusso rushed his :nan (By Canadian Press.) New York, Deo.11\u2014Pedalling]| Although the members of the Que- (pio: The membership has ine Jean Tremblay, heretofore of our oft at the Auditorium under the|count, after forty seconds of fight-\\ rolling an aguregate of over 600|(red Goullet, ItaMan-Armerican rid.Sames were played during that An interesting feature of the play| Defendant le erétres te appoar| Defondant ta ordered ce five outs were stuged ut che fifch|MaNaughton and Kid Comello lust-|amateur Hockey Association hold |firat annual etx-day bioycls race in |iNE the President and Vice-President [A îne Hoswell Shield competition, | PUblisation of this notice.Dublication of this netles, TH Curiatien of New York waa cancel- sounded for the start of the second gyi, and the balance were local or- |earted \u201cSams\u201d thut japped three of Of Ave hota the scores being: Prie-l Van Folnon's rinks, the former holng Clark of the Recorder's Court, Clerk of the Recorder's Cours, cash to Sullivan.The latter waa continue.This scrap had wll thei; denit with the revision of the Con-| 383.ance of members were responsible land muck interest is being muni- CANADA.; Ne.5635, of 19 No.5743, of 1981, ing paid in cash before the bout 8nd landed a couple of stiff blown to; this province.in the forward part of the fastest ed throughout; the games were h Planuisy, © 31 x, hich the ment of taums Lut this was refused and alter an ht was pretty even.!crensed to $3 for each nights sche- third, with 331 points.\u2018The three [OT VMC area Stuart Walla, Mheretotors of our - d proves that the step taken in fur as the necessary cash was con.\u2018PORES, awarding the fight to Mc-ljengues.ganfor and 4 Defendant.Defendant.The initial ten-round bout between lo, Another clause provides that The popular Ietle TaMan, Broecs | Grub, money to witness the five publication ef this noties Dubliration of this notlos, tu wend ther way home voicing|'oute after Peal 18 made to the Dominion rels- |, dent's side, showed that he had loat } In the Record- Cierk of the Kecorder'a Court, Clerk of the Recorder's Court, tend in auy way to incresse the Duquet rushed his man es the bell |considered œullty of ungentlemanly the scraps, which wers very guodi ne mouth Bent Russell down for empowered 10 appoint sub-registra- Provines of Quebec )er's Court of the | Province of Quebse )er's Court of the .EE eae aaa Sullivan A nd Christian Bout Failed To Materialize l ; - ce ms me : FIGHT FANS WERE TREATED Laurie Thursday, 7:30 p.m\u2014#kip H.F.Skip H.G.Perry vs.\u2018Bkip B.A.Bt Amand.ITORIUM SATURDAY Pridsy, 1:20 p.m-\u20146kis 7.J.Ye.AT AUD TO lany va Skip H.B.Bignell; 00 p.m.\u20148kip 8 P.Gregan ve.Skip Jà D eb cl b\u201d Presid t De- Rink entries for the J.A.Me- Sullivan-Christian Bout Called 0ff Owing To Promoters Fail- |Q.A.H.A.Appointed Sub-Com- | Italian-American Duo Won Quebeo Club's en Mansmy Bhivid will ojese on Wod- Victoria Ourling Club.Distriat of Qushes )Gity of Quobsa.t of Quebec )City of Quebes, AH h Reports from Victoria Curling N® 0633, vf Lyi The City of Quebes, Willie Rose Contest Was A Hummer eral Registration Board Sensational Sprints Five Shots th how That bath ee She 5 ue patate rr splen s ve.prespects for the season are very crêtes Sen 1 tofere of our cena, Trombiay, .° uobee, fn the dietriet of y of Quebse, In the district of another boxing flasco on Saturday land landed a stiff uppercut to the .Dec.11\u2014Twelve leaques | their pneumatic tired steeds at a bec Curling Club commenced (hel 0 0q and the newly joined mem ° night at the bouts which were run |Jaw that sent Edmunds down for the nas aix clubs and pren dizsy speed, Maurice Broaco and Al- [season on Monday last only friendly (pers are very keen on the game.Quebec, Dishwasher.Det .Quebec, De .; h x sudan \u2018endan auspices of the §ih Machine (Gun ing.rors | resented | ora, last night sprinted thei way te [Period until Saturday when a muteh lat this Club during the present wee! Brigade.Four of the scheduled | The following Bout between YOURE |: sie arses recting ot eee a commttona vitory in the thirty [took place becwean (sams FOPrusuil: (uy) 'by the re-playing of the match| WII One month from the last| Withis one month from the en : o 6 's secon , red In win ded last non- Quebec, December 10th, 1931.Quebec, December 10th, 1921, à main between \u2018Bpike\" [ed only one réund, Costello's seconds |, turday afternoon.Three of [Madison Square Garden.respectively, which resu WIR which was left undec Sullivan of \"quebec and George (throwing in the sponge as the helt those ques were.from Quebec| In the final hour of the race they [for the former Ly the small migIn | on between H.Price's and George THEO.DUBK, EO.DUBE, ident 83; Vice-President 17.he challenger.This will be brought of the Qity of Quebes.of the City of Quebes, led owing to the failure of the pro-iround.Costello claîmed he hau!ranisations.threo riding teams and raised their |'90N |thec tuviers Lo hand over the necessary hurt his hand and was unable to! \u2019vhe mesting was Important since | percent total for the six days to 1.| *#0ellent ice and a large attend- loir batore Thursday, the 1Bth Instant, > in the Fousré.CANADA.) inne - leasant afternoon and teh Previnee ef Quedee Jer's Court ef the | Province of Quebec )er's Court of the fighting toys and ready to SArmarks of being a resi good fehl.latitution.thus occasioning radical] Waker Rutt the veteran German [fF * most pl tested In the match.in hie Dghuns a ined on be- | MoNaughton assumed the aggressive changes In the xovernment of hockey | rider, and his partner, Coburn, were evening's sport aud enthusiasm District of Queves City of Quebec.et of Quabec )City of Quebse.: Btarted.The promoters offered (the head that ahook his opponent &! \"(hie (hig revision taxation on sprints and finished second with 431 Tere aucesdingls wall es v.Tha City of Queene, sullivan a cheque for the amount dit: also sent In sume hard the clube and senior players was in- points.Lawrence and Thomas were Wiltrid Sauvageau, herstofors of ur City of Quebec, in the district tart of the second.|duled game from the senior leagues inaugurated by the club this season e preument that usted over an hour: Costello's seconds threw in the |evE Rires from the senior longues tonne covered sens tion nd = was to à great extent responsible, Sousa, Dominion Arsenal Em- oY or Quiabes, In the Starlet of vi a a atin, | 126 miles, made by Dupuy and Jeg | this direction will bear fruit in future \u2018 corned, the fight was called uz, | Yaushton by a technical kneckout.future pay 550 for a player's certifi- in 1916.competitions, whether Club or Inter- Defendant is ordered to appear Defendant 13 ordered to ap and the public who had paid thew Joe Duquet, - local buy and Pas players accept the rulings of the re- and Me famove partner, Goulles.| ave lam same started at 9 pm.within ons month from the last| Within one month from the last Which wore advertised wero forced [iy GU NQUIEL TING EF eimration committee unless an ap-| LT into the ânes hour in four when Bkip A.Laurie, for the Presi- Quebec, December 14th, 1931.Quebec, December 10th, 1921, two minutes and ten ft .layer tak- THEO.DUBY, THEO.DUBR, opinions which certainly will not seconds of Aghting In the firs round.frailen committer.Any player tai McNamare and Madden, the Aus-[none of his old-time form, making She Resorders Court, tho Rocordar's Courtpopularity of any sport in this city.à had the Mont.|; : A fair sized audience Witnessed rear, die ogg \"A straight loft to toaducy and shall be suspended by CANADA.) In the Record.CANADA.) In the Recordthough the inubluly of the promol-Inine.Duquet followed up his ad- .Goullet wes too much for them.Distriet of Quebec )City of Quebec.| District of Quebsc )City of Quebecto uy Muilivan in canh spolled |vantage and rushed his opponent to ry TT Lor | whey wore lapped twice during the |lows: No.5820, of 1931.No.6744, of 1921, and the pace set by Beooco and jone shot.The City of Quebes, The teams and scores were as fci- Plalatitt \u2019 ve « mplendii eveulng's escitement.[ihe ropes and with a fusilade of lefia .Ang th - | final hour and retired from the ress | President.Vice-President.| Hong Choft, hretofore of our City The CKy of Quebec, Plaintift, The four Luuts staged, with th@land rights scored another knock- tore.oon Pion he ® esturra in the nineteenth wprint.2:30 P.M.of Quebec, in the district of Quebec Piaintitéve Altred Wilkinson, heretofore of rkoeption of the Mitchell-Rose bat-idawn, this time for the count of J Arthur Sullivan, heretofore of | our City of Quebec, SII Cl .ver leaner, Buysse and Van Hevel, the Bel-'g 1, Dosk.+T.M.Houghton | Laundry-Keepsr.tle were short and sweet but wers eight.++ 00.R.J.Daviason tion committes is reduced from aix Iussell was visibly out andl, gre, including the president, vice- | Sian pair, finished fourth, and De-|q\u2019 if Hende Defendant.full of action while they lasted.In {the local hoy sent home another lef | ., Bac tuyter and Van Kempen.the Bel-|E.FE.B.Rattray.J.A.MeManamy | Defendant is ordere& to appear | Our City of Quebec, in the district Defendantthe curtain raiser Kid lirusso kiock ito the head that put Russell to sleep, he elered At» Hinder the mew #ian-Dutch team finished fifth.8 Stocking.\u2026\u2026.R.B.Whyte| within one month from the last | Of Quebec, Assistant Accountant.Defendant is ordered to appear wd out Young Bll Edmunds in the Russell tried his best to ward off his constitution a sub-registration com-| Bixteen teams stefted in the race skip\u20146 Skip\u20144 publication of this notice, Defendant.within one month from the last third round after scoring & knovk-lopponent'a punches but the fist pee.was appointed for the City of | fast Sunday at midnight.J.Norton.e.R.8 Murphy Quebec, December 10th, 1921.Defendant is ordered te appoar | publication of this notice.down In the second, Edmunds being blow he received took all the steam {Quelec to work under the general] Eleven of these were left when the ,; T.L Bredie THEO.DUBE, within one month from the last Quebec, December 10th, 1921, saved hy the bell only to take the out of him.Duquet Is a Hard jregistration board.The financial | event entered the lam twelve hours H.G.fair Clerk of the Recorder's Court, | bublication of this motte THEO.DUHE, count after forly seconds of fight-|puncher and under a capable man- stetement presented at the meeting | remterday.Six teins were bunched .H.Handiey of the City of Quebec.Quebec, December 1ôth, 1981.Clerk of the Recorder's Court, ing in the third.nger should develop Into & K00C {wan the beat in the history of the |in the lead at the start of the final Skip\u20147 THEO.DURE, of the City of Quebec.Pr re gt In the next preliminary Young :scrapper.body, showing a credit balance of] hour and according to the rules of |H.G.Pinsonnault.K.A.Renfrew Clerk of the Recorder's Court, McNaughton scored a technical) The ten-round semi-final whichigiis) Among applications from | the event, all of the trailers were or- (WV.E.Paxman.,.C.B.Bignell CANADA.) In the Recora.of the City of Quebec.CANADA.) In the Recordknockout aver Kid Costello, the | brought together Kid Mitchell, the jaaguen for affiliation was a verbal dered off the track.J.M.Willis.W.A.Dal! | Province of Quebec )er\u2019a Court of the Province of Quebes )er's Court of the latter's seconds toming in the sponge [local fighter and Wiille Rose of one\u2019 from the Provincial League J.R.Andrews.R.C.Cream | District of Quebec )City of Quebes.CANADA.) In the Recerd- | District of Quebec )Clty o£ Quebec, us the bell was sounded for the|Montreal was à real good fight from (which includes Quebec City, Grand'- Sklp\u2014?Skip\u2014$ No.6778, of 1931.Provinee of Quebse )ag\u2019s Court of the | No.5766, of 1921.Distriet e£ Quebeo )City of Quebes.No.5678, of 1931.The City of Quebdee, ve Piaintite E.Caron, heretofore of our City »-R.Shannon} our City of Quebec, in the distriet of Quebec, in the District of Que- T.C.Denis.ve A.VORD6Y.L.20200000 s R.Langlois} of Quebec, Rallway employs.Joseph Turble, hereofore of our! bec, P.T.Legare, limited, em- Skip\u20143 Skip\u201411 Defenéant.City of Quebse, in the dietriet of ploye.E.J.Smith.«.J.R.Wright Defendant fs ordered to appear | Quebec, Laborer.Defendant.Hy.Willis.00005 005004 R.Gorel within one month from the lent Defendant, Defendant ls ordered to appear W.J.Ray.-A.P.Doddriôze | publiention of this notiss, Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the last The City of Quebec, The City of Quebec, P Plaintiftlaintif£ vs.Charles Bridges, heretofore of stare of the second, Costello claim- [the opening hell to the last.Mitchell |yera, La Tuque and Chicoutimi.4:00 PM ing to have hurt his hand.This|had the better of every round ex- This) sage was admitted to wem- B.J.Kaine bout was ful of action during the cept the third which was even.The bership on presentation of ita =on- A H.B.Thomas.Kain: one round with McNaughton the local led put up the bent fixht he has'atitution and schedule of games.R.N.Tweddeil.T.D.Byrne egrremor, shown se far.From the first bell he! wR.(ranger, President, and W.The next bout between Joa Du.|carried the fight to his opponent and 13.Morrison, Secretary, of the Asso quet of this city and Patsy Russell |Many times during the bout had him |niation, retired on the ground that of Montreal ended in a win by the on the verge of a knockout.liose.lthey held similar offices in the Canknockout route for the local boy;on the other hand, took a lot of agian Amateur Hockey Associationin the first round after sooring|PURishment but refused to take the!ywhile business demands led to the .[count.Mitchell hit him with every-lretirement of T.Y.Foster and James o |H- B.Bignell.8.P.Gregan Quebec, December 10th, 1031, | within ome month from the Wst| publication of this notice, Evrae Bid ah.se thing he could but etill the Mont.Paar In their places the fol- May Adopt Four Yard Inter Skip\u201411 Skip\u20144 THEO.DUBE, publication of this notice.Quebec, December 10th, 1981.ing bell and used his left with toil-['êRIer came back for more.Thellowing were elected: President, T.ference Rule Re-Arrange H.BE.Graham.H.G.de Guise Clerk of the Recorder's Court, Quebec, Decomber 16th, 1081.THEO.DUBE, Ing effect Quebec boy went right after hia on-|p, miattery.of Shamrocks; Vice.J.J.Marnell.vo JT.A Bedley of the City of Quebes.THEO.DUBR, Clerk of the Recorder's Court, Tue on round bout between Kid |PONent, uainæ à left to advantage.In President, Emils Larose, Nationals; Duties of Officials H.V.Gale, .BE.R.Lafleche Clark of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebse.Mitchell of Quebee and Wiille Rose |!h* second round Mitchell had Rome | Registration Committes, T.FP.Blat- H.G.Perry.\u2026.X.A.St.Amand | re of the City 62 QUOLGC.| oem \u2014remrmrmnnnnçnennnnennenen=annnennts of Montreal wea a hummer ail|tro8#y but the visitor saved him- (ery, ghamrocks: Emile Larose, Nas Skip\u201414 skip\u20149 CANADA.) In the Recerd- CANADA.) In the Recorde through with Mitchell the winner |i bY clinching.In the third Mit-ijonals; R.Dumouchel, Nationals; Montreal, Dec.11\u2014At the meeting 7:30 PM.Provines of Quebes )er's Court of the CANADA.} In the Record- | Province of Quedes Jer's Court of she of every round with the exception chell scored a knockdown for the james A.Macdonald, unattached; | of the Rules Commission of the Can- A.Rawland.W.D.Fleming Distriet of Quebec )City ef Quebee.| Provines of Quebes )er's Court of the Elstriot of Quebec )City ef Quebecof the third woh was even.The |S0UAt Of two, but Rose on arisingiand Secretary 8.C.Holland.e aden Intercoliegiste Rugby Footbeil | 5 Doddrid pig No.$769, of 1921.District of Quebec )City of Quebec.| No.6798, of 1930.T.D.Beattie sent in a right swing to the head| The gub-Registration Committee | Union hei! here Saturday, repremen- The Clty of Quebec, Ne.5700, of 193).The City of Quebec, the fires, Boma and néminiatere \"a [hat sent the Quebec boy to the can-|ron Quebes.CI in compass of i | Lion, he be body were inetruoted | 4 1}; Deciingion.CU SUCER poses Piatouer The Ghz et Quebec ati Plaintitéei er nee | RS ALI Pcar, and.Hanes: [roi rc tose LER di rene renters of, ou oF it Goren, Siete gt.up but the latter was gave to the core, |qraro MICRell BAIN had Ros in han.all\u2019 unattached.Secretary, B.|Rugby Union at lis meeting some.E.Youns.core Re W.Morton | CHF OF Quebec, In the dlatrict of | Dussauit, hertotors | cin ny, ron.Bieretofers of our taking everything (hat Mitchel had lon.The remeinder of the hows war The tottowing from out of town | Le vart \u2018Inortorence raie on the | Clement.0020 A Toss| Sst, BT.Legare, limited, om aur City of Quebec, in the dis: | Graber Rupert 1 and coming tack for more, 8 rattler.though in the slghth It Wan wera in attendance: Provincial | jus or raser instead of the Je A Teener ne Defendant.| trict of Quebec, Clerk.Defendant.This bout saved the bacon for|avident that whoever could 1and a jockey League, R.Halpin and O, L.T.J.Delany.Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear Defendant is ordersd to appear | within one month from the last within one menth from the last | publication of this notice, : publication of this noties, Quebec, December 10th, 1931.p\u20148 Defendant is ordered to appear J.@hilelas| Within one month from the last 3.H.Pare| Publieation of this notice.SH.Holiiday| | Quebec, December 10th, 1921, the promoters as many of the spec.stiff punch would win by a K.O.Letourneau: Quebec City ue, J.a yard regulation which pre- tators when they heard the Sulli- However, the severe gruelling told Ledden; 14 N : œue Nationale, E Picard.van-Christian hout was off were lon both fighters and neither was able \" Skip\u201413 A.I.McWilliam Another important change to be J.Dunbar.advocated by the intercollegiate J.V.Hatch content with the showing made bYlto land the Ainiahing punch.loth : THEO.DUBE, Quebeo, December 10th, 1931, THEO.DUBE, Mitchell and Rose, though the ma- [men were on their feet at the ond| Kitchener, Ont.Dec.11\u2014Magia- Der = tema evment of one J.M.Stobo a., Wen Delaney Clerk of the Recorder's Court, THEO.DUBE, Clerk of the Recorder's Court, jority hollered for the main bout of the tenth round and were given a|trate Weir has reserved decision tor | OV o .ng agreed at Skip\u2014 p\u2014 of the City of Quebec.Clerk of the Recorder's Court, \" of the City of Quebecand many stormed the box offlos 0 rousing reception by the crowd for|one wesk as 20 Whether or not Carl | *MtUrday'a maeting that three offi.Got their money back, but were met |the good acrap they put up.Ahrens will be sent up for trial on | (218 Inmteud of two Mail be used.|; 8 Royer.W.J.Morton | = eee | eee CANADA.) In the Recordwith another disappointment as! With the semi-final over and the|the charge of murdering his wits, | Th® Teferee, according to this plan J.D.Jackson.J.W.Phillips, Jr.CANADA.) In the Recora- CANADA.) In the Recoré- | province of Quebeo Jers Court of the there was nothing doing.main attraction\u2014the Sullivan-| The preliminary hearing was oon- |\"!!! have the same duties as pre- » N.Gagnier | Province of Quebes )er's Court of the | Prevince of Quebso ers Court of the | District o£ Quebec )City of Quebec, phe firai bout af the evening wan & Christian bout\u2014to come, the fana|cluded here Heturday afternoon.| VOUMY but the umpire WII now he (Alor 1 ects.Thomeon | District of Quebec )CHty of Quebss.| District of Quebec )City of Quebec.| No, 6768, of 1931.scheduled six-round r hetwaen [get 1 .known as the assistant referee and No.6772, of 1931.6738, of 1931.eduled = settled back in their seats in the ex-| Ahrens in the meantime remains in hia duties weil be stmilar to thom 7 No., \u2018The City of Quebec, 9:00 PM.of the City of Quebec, Kid Brusso and Young Bill Edmunds |pectation of witnessing another | jain, - _ The CRy of Quebec, The ORY of Quebec, Plaintifewhich ended in the third round in lthrisiing battle, but they were doomn- 1 of the ciref official, except that the 82 77 Piaintite Praintité.ve favor of Brusso by the knockout|cä to disappointment, as Sullivan former will work behind the defen-| The following rinks will play dur- ve.C.B.Chenard, herstofors of our va route.Roth scrapers showed refused to enter the ring bafors the | Providence.and promoters repre: |ding team while the referee will ha ing this week: ¢ | gb E- Bersin, herstofors of our! Antonio Vesina, heretefore of our |Giey of Quebec, In the district of willingness to mix it and gave the(premoters of the bouts had fulllled | \"Ing syndicates in both cities are free to govern the game from Any, Tuesday.7:30 p.m\u2014dékip R.B.| City of Quebse, in the District of | City of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, P.T.Legare, Limited, Emfans n hout that waa full of action.their agrement with him.Bulltvan|here for that purpose.They are |point of the fle.The head lines Stocking vs.Skip J.Thomson; 9:00 | Quebec, Agent.Quebec, Fur Cutter.ploys firurso had the better of the fxhtiolgnef a contract to fight for §200|eeking the franchise now held by | man under thie mew rule.will be p.m.\u20148kip J.Andrews vs.Gkip W.Defendant.Defendant.Defendantfrom the start and sent in some et!ff with the privilege of taking 26 per | derwey City.Only routine matters | given greater powers, being empow- (J, Darlington.Defendant is ordered to appear Defendant is ordered to appear Detondant 1s ordered to appear Tuesaday, 7:30 p.m\u2014@knp R.B.| within one month from the last| within one month from the last within one month from the last blown that soon had his opponant (cent.of the gate receipts, and when | RT© Scheduled for discussion at the | ered to stop the gume at any time weakened.In the second Brusao he asked for the money he was ton-| Meetings of the American and Nu- | for infringements.The duties of :\\Whyte vs.Bkip C.H.Handley; *:18 publication of this notice, publication of this notice.ublieation of this notice.Quebec, December 10th, 1931, Quebec, December 10th, 1931, | landed a hard blow to the solar dered a chequs for ths amount | tional Lesgues and the one interest- | touch judges are given to the head ip.m\u2014Bkip W.J.Delaney vs.Bkip mber 10th, 1021.plexus that sent Edmunds to the |which he refused to accept.Sullivan | [NE subject promised for their joint | lineeman and assistant referee and BE.E Ross THEO.DUBE, Clera of the Recorder's Court, Quebec, Dec THEO.DUBH, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.\u20148kip R.C.Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec.Clerk of the Recorder's Court, canvas, the bell preventing a K.O.wanted the money in cash and as this! Conference la prices asked by | position of toueh line Judge is was not forthcoming he refusei to| Minor leagues for their players.dispensed with.Cream vs.Skip R.Langlois; 9:16 of the City of Quedesof the City of Quebec.remained steadfast in refusing.The AFgument started about ten-thirty and the fight was calied off à few minutes of midnight, and needless to «ay, mueh to the discontent of the audience.many of whom had entered as the semi-final was finishing.\u2018The spectators, when they heurd the fight would not go on, ralsed a holler to get their money back and many of them made à rush fnr the box office, hut axain they were disappointed, and the evening ended with \u201cthe public bs 4\u2014-'\"\" a phrase that is becoming too popular with promoters of sporting events, EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 remem.enter the ring.The cheque which 1 * was tendered the fighter was signed 7 - mare Bede by two parties hut as the local boy RRR! y was not acquainted with either, he SLRIRIR] Practical and Pleasing Gift Suggestions BLOUSES Charming Blouses in Crepe Georgette and Crepe de Chine to meet the requirements of the most fastidious tastes.NEGLIGEES and BOUDOIR CAPS Dainty Negligees of soft silk fabrics in BAGS Shopping Bags, Leather Bags, Novelty Bead Bags.; , APRONS , Fine Muslin Tea Aprons, neatly trimmed in lace and ornamented in ribbons.Envelope Chemises, Bloomers, Underskirts in black and colors, in attractive new styles.NECKWEAR and SCARFS Latest novelties in Collars and Vestees.Knitted Silk Scarfs in plain and fancy de- BAS BALLM q | short and long effects in most becoming gions.UMRELLAS \u2018 _ Dh \u2018 shades.SE vening Scarfs in fascinating printed Black and Colored Silk Umbrellas with lat MEET TÜDAY Exquisite creations in Boudoir Caps in povelties.est leather and silver mountings.colorings to correspond with gowns, LINENS.\u2018HOSIERY and GLOVES Silk Hosiery in fashionable colors to match gowns.Fine Wool Hose, Heather mixtures and solid shades.: Maderia Embroidered Lace Cloths and Napkins, French Embroidered Linen Centres and Doilies.25% TOYS! 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League gathering fs scheduled for Tuesday, the American for Wednesday and the Joint major \u2014\u2014-\" lls à MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921.By Irish People But Less Sanguine Of Chances In Dail Eireann cuuthera Unionisia would have a full share of representation in the sieat | Chamber of the [rish Parliament urges him that in accordance vith the (jovernment\u2019's pledges and terms of the 1920 Act.«certain questions should be the zubject of an agreed Master Minds And Large Gangs Specially Trained In THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.\u2018and did not think it necessary to ;employ a watchman.Training the Ohildren He and his wife and baby slept In the same room.All were light slespers, and Dr.Baker says that he would awake If the baby moved {Development In Question Of ! Schools And Roads Has = 9 TVA = Lord of Appeals und re-engaging in shest under him, and then roll him politics, which fe not considered back off it.Thus he awakes in « | likely.' stripped bed to behold a ransacked | Lord Middleton, Leader of the room and house, He had an inter- BOULBErN WliuiiS M, - oo «ating personal experience with the | Premier Lloyd George thanking him Kavadi, & clan of the tribe dMargan- | for the Information contained \u201c| das, at Ajmer, He resided In a\u2019 a letter from Arthurfritfith that the European house in the settlement 1 REWARD The above reward will be paid to any person furnishing information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone implicated in the burglary of any of the Quabac Liquor sottiement befure the transfer of Land nd i Been ad J; vowers to the new Gevernmient ef Of Hindu about restieasiy, The room = also Made Commission\u2019s stores in any part of the province.London, Dec.11\u2014In the absence |lrelund.These questions include the had a squeaking duor, which he | Of any new move and awaiting important developments of the coming week, the Press and public are engaged in estimating the chances in the pending struggle for and against the new Irish treaty.Those best in- lormed see no reason to modify their view thut the treaty will be accepted by the Irish people, but are inclined to take a less sanguine view of its chance in Wednesduy's Dui! Eiveunn meeting.It le believed that Esmun De Valera and his supporters wiil bo able tu put up a stiff Aght, He will have powerful aid from Charles Hurgesy, \u201cthe Minister of Defence\u201d who ins eloquent and persuasive, white the brunt of the defence of the treaty iu likely to fall on Michael Collins.Preacnt indications favor a narrow majority for the treaty and probaïle reference to & plebiscite of the Irish people.In the Lritish are liament ratification is considered quite safe, It is sdmitted that Andrew lonay law has decided to ne- cept It in principle, or at least not to © substantinl opposition.\u201cThe small hody of die-harde in the House of Commons, numbering about fifty, had counted on Mr.Bonar law, and their opposition tu the treaty is likely to evapurste measurably, wanting his aid.Premier Lloyd George is expected to speak sn hour and a half in the Mouse of Commons on Wednesday and to make a powerful plea for the treaty.It is helieved that tha de- late will be concluded more speedily than was at first thought possible and the treaty ratified and the ses- sion closed ny the end of the week.| authorized ones and that it was nol tribe he ust pass with credit\u2019 y noteworthy haa een The necessary legislation to give! posaihle to trace the mource of Pon ihrough three courses.The first In ade shemsaives pnd Plead guilty.| the id development of motor Sm effect to the treaty will be introduced | nuestiomable supply.(that of fleld robbery.In the case _o'® 8 00 ih « vi ne Je.transport.In order to make this Ur Columbus Hall in February.Five cent stamps bearing tha por-| Of the Indian thief it is not a mat- .t is usually the lesn* possible Mr.Wilkinson iaunched a aL ter of stealing a few apples or other \u201cXPOTt desperadus who are me-i letter roads\u201d campelgn\u2014no easy Sir James Cralg, the ilister Premier, who tas been conferring with the Prime Minister in London, te- completicn of the land purchase, the question of duai taxation in the 4wo countries und provision for vom: pensation for losses during the late unrest in Ireland.There was no attendance of Dail Eireann Cabinet members at the Munsion House in Dublin today, hut the peace settlement was referred to today In tnost of the Irish churches.= SYNDICATK FORMED TO GET SPANISH BULLION.Hull, Eng., Dec.11.\u2014In an effort to recover relics from a Spanish galleon which les in Robermary.Hay, a syndicate has besn formed.| It te quite distinct from a previous syndicate called \u201cThe Pieces of sight\u201d, except that Colonel Kenneth Mackenzie Foss, who directed the previous operations is one of the directors, Investigations made by an expert diver during the last few weeks are reported to have besn very mtisfactory.GIGANTIC POSTAGE STAMP ; EWINDLE IN ARGENTINE.Huenos Aaires, Dec.11\u2014A swindle of large proportions has been perpetunted on ths Argentine Post und sale of false five cent stampa.The sale of these stamps apparent, iy has been going on possibly for years but it was only recently discovered.The Department has or-: dered the withdrawal of the issue, ln question, i The Post Office Department admitted that the fraudulent stamps! were practically identical with the: trait of Ceneral Bun Martin no long- | er are accepted in payment for, Postage.Master minds and large gangs of apecially trained and thoroughly vr- ganized crooka are for the most part the creation of the morons who write the moving picture scenarios.But l£ they transferred the acens from the United States to India they could prove themse! gulltiess ef the charge of exaggeration.For in India are whole bands and tribes who are trained almost from babyhood in various branches of crime and have tained a cleverness that English-speaking or Eurejean crooks may never hope to reach.Whersas the little Christian iz taught from his cradle that it is.wrong to lle or to steal, these little: dasperndoes are taught that if they desire to live they must steal, and that the cleverer thieves they be-: come, the more will they be! honored.The boy begins to steal as soon as he can walk, and continues to steal until he becomes too old.Naturally with such training he besomes marvellously proficient.Three Degrees A story of the operations of these criminal tribes is told by Rev.| Benson Baker, who is now in Now York, after having spent several years at Ajmer in the Bombay | presidency.They are the descendants of the thugs and dacoita of an earlier generation, and belong to A separate case, They consider manual labor degrading and do as intle of it as is possible.Before a young man is accepted as a full fledged member of the caste or fruit.He is expected clean job of a field, cases will even root to make a and in some lagainet à tribe, letée which members shall was never able to open or close without a good deal of noise.In the adjoining bathroomn there was a large trunk filled with clothes.One morning, after an untroubled steep, his awoke to find that the trunk and \u2018the clothes had been stolen.the thief having had to manipuiate the squeaky door, another door, gnd a trunk that would require à strong man to shift.The empty trunk was found several days later at a distance from the house.A favor- fte trick of these criminals, when they are tralning thelr children, 1s to appear to be furiously hasting & child when a victim, usually 8 white man, approaches.The white man indignantly rebukes th: unnatural parent and the crying child rushes to his arms, After the white man has soothed the infant he departs and discovers or that his pockets have been picket.Prepared Allbls \u2018The Dhantas are noted for their pxpertneus in snatching satchels and suit \u2018cases at a railroad station.They work in crowds, and the Londen, lsc.11\u2014The Iiriish' West African dependency of Sierra Leone is expecting soon to have à new governor.Alter six years at the head uf the udministration R.J Wilkinson has just returned te England, and much inigortance attaches to the question as to who will be the next governor, as 1ihe territory lu beset by muny difficulties, ! The development of &lerra Leone | has not Leen ne rapid as that of some of the other Hritish West African dependencies.The colony pro- t por was eainlilished toward the end \u2018of the 18th century by & number of philanthropists including Wm.Wil- | berforce, with the object of proyi- ding à home for emancipated slaves, and one of i'w firm governors was *Zachay M ilay.the father of the | reat historian, Fur 1 ions Lime Sierra Jæone made but slow progress economieal- ly, but with realization of the great ja new era opened up before the vo- | ron: and though tt is still rather hackward in some respects great je of Ks reszurces in the oll palm 4 WE LI ; hl snatched article will travel through advances have hesn made during the is a dozen hands almost before the vietim can give the alarm.The thieves owe obedience to the Nalk, or chief, of thelr tribe, who directs moat of their operations, but usually does not engage in them.It is his \u2018duty to prepare the althls, and he is, valuaite work during his teem of nlways the chief witness when one ia arrested.Convictions ars naturally hard to get, but when it appears that the police have svidence the Naik will de sur- lected an sacrificed goats.While they remain in prison their families are well taken care of, and their past qu « of a century, The pros- ; ,vems which haa hoen achieved is lar | uety attributable to the British po- liey of muliiplylng and improving means of rumgiunication, and in this ; vonnertton Mr.Wilkinson has done office.Hefore golug to West Africa he served for more than 20 years in {the Neruits Settlements, and his ex- pericion there has borne good fruit task in a country broken by deep ravines and traversed mostly by the Lrouxhest of tracts.Thanks to hia I} iY Le $200 ADDITIONAL An additional reward of $200 will be paid to any officer or citizen who apprehends anyone in the act of burglarizing any of the Commission's stores.AH information will be treated as strictly confidential.Communications should be sent to BRIGADIER-GENERAL E.de B.PANET, 8 Notre Dame Street East, Montreal RRR RAR VINCENT D\u2019INDY Knights of December 13 RR RA RRR TRA SILER Te TL .Vincent d'Indy is more than an artist, as an accomplished \u201cconnoisseur he will use the [ Knabe Piano for his concert which proves that D this instrument is still the best in the world.[2 turned to izelfast tonight, but no de- Up and carry finite expression of Ulster's attitude is loked for until the fale of the treaty in tae hands of the Dafl Eireann is kncwn.Respecting the report that Ulster i grieving wives provided with tem-l'heracverance it is now recognised porary hushands, 8hould theses: that motor transport holds great [| prisoners give information to the | ,omibilities fur the sxnloration of police they had hetter never return, the oil palm in districts far removed A for à certain fate awaits FRENCH HOTEL BILL loff the seed grain leaving behind no trace.The next course is that $3,000.FOR MONTH | Cf stealing from barns and out- Paris, Dec.11.\u2014Official denlals of houges and lifting cattle or chickens.complaints regarding shameful over- when he has convinced his chiet NOMe: 1s demanding some financial concessions on lines similar to the privileges Southern Ireland will get under the treaty, ®ir Steven Horna, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in ai speech at Newcastle Saturday, ex pressed the conviction that no re.| sponsible Ulster statesman would think of claiming a lower rate of taxation for l'iuter than operated in Newcastle or Glaazow.This seaman to cut out any chance of Ulster get- | ting such Telief except by comiur, into the treaty.[In some quarters importance is attached to Lord Cur | wou's (formerly Sir Edward Carson\u2019 strong opposition to the treaty and.some Ulnsteriies evidently still hope charging by French hotels received a kñockout today, The Crown Prince\u2018 of Persia declared that he had been asked to pay a bill of §2,000 for a: month's stay at a hotel in Nancy.Among the items on the Prince's| bill wan $200.for a bottle of cognac.; The French press demands punishment for the proprietor.i .| CASTORIA Fur Infants aod Children In Use For Over 30 Years that he is adept at these grosser forms of rohbery, he is permitted tu enter a house and steal what he ean.He may resort to violence at hia own discretion and an occasional\u2019 murder in the course of the rob-, bery is considered no disgrace, Stripping a Bed them.would prison At any rate, any of them rather spend his time In than in manual labor.INF, BANDIT TRIED TO ROB C.P.R.TRAIN Moosejaw, Sank., Dec.11\u2014An attempt was made by a lone bandit to It is in the houss robberies that vob Canadian Pacific Railway train these thieves display the greatest | art.An expert will not only carey, away the furniture and other + lu.ables, but will take the clothing from a bed while the uwner sleeps on {t.Dr.Baker says that some of these thieves are so keen that they ran gauge the nervous system of No.2 a few minutes after here 8aturday night.Finding nothing of value in the express car which was in charge of Dominion Express messenger D.Gray, the bandit jumped from the train just after M had pemsed Pasqua station.The train was going about 20 miles it left Mr.Wilkinmon has also given much attention to the problem of native education.and it In hoped that a technical school will soon be emablished.At present financial difficulties are a serious obstacle to development in this as in other directions.Recently the position has heen complicated hy rioting, due to the hoatility of the natives toward the Syrian traders in Sierra Leone, from the ringle Hne of railway.Ys Le fl Sold in Quebcre by C.ROBITAILLE Enr.,, TARA 320 St.Joseph St.BL ET M ry Fr oe ITALIE 2 \u201d-\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 HORLICK'\u2019S and st has cost the administration ; (26,000 to compensate the Syrians Malted Milk for Invalids | ror the damage done to their property, been appointed Minister of Transport to succeed Mir Erie Geddes, brother of th.British Ambassador at Washington, Cuy (Utah) Journal.Fach Hritish family, it is estin The modern woman never denies her age.She paints it out.\u2014Logan \u2014 that he will champion their cause, Always bears n nleeper and, by tickling him with an hour.A search ls veing con.| A nourishing and digestible diet He could only do this effectively, | the o feather, will cause him to roll ducted hy a posse of C.P.R.ontains ric i à \"EL SUCCEEDS GEDDIS.e There is no salary attached to the Ine, paye on an average $15 a wees however.by resigning his post as | Sénsture of fo and; Cor s rich milk and malted PEEL office.over so that they may fold the Provincial police.@raineztract.A powdersolublein water.London, Dec.11.\u2014Lord Peel has in government taxes.LUMBER, TIMBER, Beaver-Board and LUMBER PEE RIGHT PLACE TO GET THE RIGHT KIND OF LUMBER O.CHALIFOUR, INC.TELEPHONE 3860 Corner of Laliberte and Prinoe Edward Streets, Quebec.LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, TURNINGS, SASHES and DOORS | | | INSTALL OUR NEW SERVIOB\u2014 Roofing Papers \u2014 A TWO FAMILY BUNGALOW 8.SEDGWICK, ARCHITECT #Colopisl aiding.\u201d The upper seed J.HH.GIGNAC Ltd MANUPRACTURERS, GENERAL CONTRACTORS, LUMBER MERCHANTS & CONTRACTORS\u2019 SUPPLIES Construction Lumber of all kinds, Carving, Moulding, Turning and Cutting Doors, Window Frames, Furniture for Schools, Churches, Banks and Offices, etc., etc.We specialize in HARDWOOD FLOORING.General Office, 142 Church St ST.ROCH, QUEBEC, \u2014 \u2019Phone 5502 \u2014\u2014 Office : 102 FRASER 8T, Worlashop: 181 OREMAZIE.\u2014__ na { PHONE 753 Gas and Electricity IN YOUR NEW HOME.We supply both and have unequalled facilities for supplying | ERB is a plan for à two family bungalow, each apartment has about five hundrad square ; fest and the space ja aearly equally divided.There is one oe tral chimney with one separate five for each apartment, this will accommodate & heater in each scparate tions and gables sre etuccosd and the foundation is ef concrete with full basements fully equipped for laundries, heating.fuel, ete.There are two good sized bed rooms, one for each and well fitted kitchens with pastry cupboards and small rear porches with space for refrigers DAVID W.WRIGHT OONTRACTING ENGINEER BUILDING WORK power, from six independent basement and flue for kitchen.The | \u2018There are Also good closets for : power plants.ame antrince épproncheé fron \u201cone en: The Poor Severed NI the I The Benefits of Taking Our Dual Service treet, oy che manner KOOpInÉ the » Mission wrown OF EVERY DESCRIPTION .i ARB aon Sas a Bored wntrance of seme The fleors in two Allera a 11 Re De ONLY ONE ame mApexa vise snd living rooms each 14 2 Hd raed tobe of ak the kitchens art re hone car ate I AND UNEXCHELEND SERVICE.AYMENT basement whieh 1s full and comple to be finished with linoleum os the A b ite floors and the woodwork of pine and Plastering tion, Vs g Visit our Showrooms, Quebec Railway BNg., Oor.Ties The emimatad vont HAD 0 me an] STN mh Th er Cement work .> EC &t.Joseph and Crown Ste, or have our agent fo 45.600 exclusive of heating and] verts with wide drop siding.ofl be of Bard brick.Concrete Personal Supervision and >: plumbing.\u2019 call upon you.Carpentry and Qumpetent larkmen en.» g an cm Joiner work are plete Satisfaction Bed QUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT, HET & POWER CO, LID, Phone 4750 ,[ Telephone 2068, Electrical Departmen Night Telephone 2313, Gas Department ¢ Let Us Look After Your \u2018 PAINTING, PAPERING and GLAZING La Cie GAUTHIER & FRERE 292 St Joseph Street \"PHONE 6600 PHONE ME FOR ESTIMATES.Oontracls recently completed inciude:\u2014 POWER HOUSE and TUNNEL, JEFFERY HALE HOSPITAL HOUSING SCHEME AT KENOGAMI, FOR PRICE BROS.CO.\u2018 2 \u2014 \u201408 LES ed PARA AR Pr Id ia ; VEEN OE AOE REO A À \u2014_\u2014_ RE SCOR USE ARR do ain Cay UROL FER Bee Le AE TARR A TRTIRIER ; FEAR EA # The Store Opens At 9 AM.1f we must judge by the sales of the first two days, which gave us such large majorities, out objective will soon be surpassed.The distinguished customers who favored us with their patronage are the best guarantee of the success of our project.Every day of the week we give in our advertisements a long list of bargains all of which are as favorable as those quoted the first days of the Liberal Sale.We cannot overlook the fact that it is our honor to welcome in the Ancient Capital two of the world\u2019s greatest warriors: the Generalissime of the Allied Armies, Ferdinand Foch, and General Pershing, Commandant of the American Armies, who contributed in such a large measure to the liberty of the world.We wish them a most cordial welcome.Dress Goods,.Suitings and Coatings Department-Main Floor 1st Lot 500 yards of material for Dresses, 40 to 54 inches wide, colors: grey, navy blue, Alice blue, green, brown, amethyst, cardinal and black.Regular price $1.75 to $2.50 Price for the Liberal Sale.$0.98 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLR RSAEESEeSEAREAREESERSeeRRe0a000000020000ARE00eRR00EAR00EAS0R ER0RRR0S Great Activity Prevails in Our Store Since the Opening of Our Grand Liberal Sale 600 yards of Melrose Cloth, 36 inches wide, assorted colors; $2.00 quality.Price for the Liberal Sale.$1,19 300 yards of All-Wool Serge, navy blue, brown, old rose.Present price $3.50.Price for the Liberal Sale.$2,29 500 yards of All-Wool Jersey Cloth, 54 inches wide; colors: navy blue, dark green and taupe.Regular price $4.95.0 endef oma Sale nd colored SRY 450 yards of Woollen Tricotine, black and colored, $5.quality.Price for the Liberal Sale.$2,98 2nd Lot 40 yards of Black Melrose Cloth, 40 inches wide, $2.25 quality.Price for the Liberal Sale.$0,98 75 yards of fine All-Wool Black Serge, 54 inches wide.Regular price $3.95.Price for the Liberal Sale.$1,98 125 yards of fine All-Wool Black Serge, 50 inches wide; value $4.75.Price for the Liberal Sale.52,03 175 yards of fine All-Wool Black Serge, 54 inches wide.- Price $5.25 for.:.\u2026.$2,98 150 yards of fine All-Wool Black Serge, 54 inches wide; price $7.95.Price for the Liberal Sale.$3 38 225 yards of Silvertone Cloth for coats; regular price $5.9 to $8.00.Price for the Liberal Sale.$3.39 Silk Department-Main Floor 500 yards of Taffeta Silk, black, navy blue, blue, light grey, green, drab and red.Real price $3.50.Price for the Liberal Sale.cccovvveiiniinnnnne.$2.39 FAGUY, LEPI 254-264 St.John Street CEE EEE SE SEE SES UUUERRRAAARANILOEGGANIELTSUSUESSS NAY MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921.Closing At 6 P.M.800 yards of Black Duchess Silk.Values $3.50 to $5.50.Price for the Liberal Sale.$2,59 500 yards of Paillette Silk, black or colored.Special price fortheSale.cc0ll0 81089 Ladies\u2019 Gloves Department-Main Floor Ladies\u2019 long Grey Woollen Gloves.Value $2.50.Price for the Liberal Sale.$1,69 Ladies\u2019 Fleece-lined Cashmerette Gloves, black and white.Value $0.60.Price for the Liberal Sale.\".$0,19 Ladies\u2019 Mocha Mittens lined in wool.Value $1.00.Selling price.0.80.49 Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves, black and white, assorted sizes.Regular price $2.50.Price for the Sale.$0,98 Ladies\u2019 Colored Woollen Gloves.Value $1.00.Price for the Liberal Sale.80.49 Long Kid Gloves, tan, green, red, navy blue.Value $3.00 to $4.50.For.ooooiiiiii 81.89 Call at the other Departments.You will find many special lines and the latest creations for Xmas and New Year's Gifts at very reasonable prices.See Tomorrow's advertisement in the Chronicle.Butterick\u2019s Patterns for Winter styles now on sale at our Pattern Counter.& FRERE Telephone 8300 , 1 \u2018 a ong ani 1 his face sternly against the use I a won MAN SHOULD LINE (op a scr sat, wo.QUEEN ALE T .pe on at een mma haa ® tremendous tla he P f Lord M Steph sre with naval symbols.such ing {= instance by the large attend.e assing o or ount tephen prows of warships.anchors.and ance on Wednesday, and in Calgary.Mount 8 (other auitable omaments.The co-, where he was given à reception and ard Me i tophen is dead, aged rs Mount 8 besame known.AN lumn is Dorte.the cha being cut luneheon on Tuesday, over eighty fans ae ened « ; La the ons end of the sys.trom & monolith granite block.The people attending the latter.Jt may residence, Brocket Hall, H, Fi 1! Tr at or mere placed af bail bronze prows which decorate this ñ happen that a branch of his \u201cSchool Hertfordshire, any as atfle mast, and a laurel wreath was flee \u201cmhaft were adapted from the prow of Health\u201d will be established here, sheer oid re Conf Once dont ine of Lord .of 8 Roman ship now in the Louvre ti c Of Mankind 2» be \u2018= in the city with the idea of) Thinks Sun Rises And Sets had ring in ate tophen p the Wi in the waiting Cunard Line Erected Column Museum at Paris.The ornament on Overea ing Lurse lookig for a site for that purpose.if ment for mann 8 In sbeol oy Indsor street statics the capital, In the moulding which Tild In |this city 18 chosen then Dr.Weger.| On Heir To The British| George Stentor was a Soot, born \u201cIt was a of t To Men Who Died For Their tx unl of the exe and tongue vat- Declared Dr.EN IN| yn.rormeriy of Lacombe, will be in 1829 at Duétioun Banffehire, and tion to Lord Mount Siophan that bo ptern, in replnced hy m \u201c placed in charge.one his educational advantages wers con lived to see bis \u2018bab: nie - - - grow the Country nme.white the torus of the mass Lecture : moo The fined to what the parish school af tout enterrise Cutada has ever \u2014\u2014 Inf the column la cast in bronze fn CONSERVATIVE PARRY SOUND Al forded.pleine se ool at the early D a Frown.\u201d sai Lord Sha bnweey- rues es IN \"2 don, Dec, 5\u2014Queen exan- 8 A was a The Cunard Line.à heavy aufferer [ins memin nerve | derail .Fo Dec ° entend » (By Canadian Press) dra.nearing her 17th birthday, is | to Sidraper sad Sosler LA Sods 5) 2ulp between Eg coatisned Lord by and a generous donor to the: jreien i or mankind al Parry Sound.Ont.Dec, 11\u2014te- | thus described by a close friend: nA .eo! } il ughnessy, \u201cwhi ae World War, announces the recent; \u2018The stati.which surmonntr the 175 Sears but for the en of Intel returns from back country \u201cShe ves very guy a in the northern lose il made his = H the years fdvanced.\u201d | Bt She unveiling of the Cunard War Memo- ~wlimn war designed hy Mr.Henry the beuple\u201d said Dr.J.H.\"| poils reverse the decision announced hag tnd a nat ses keen.var to London, where he joined à YIN in his Gard year, and that Mr.RB Hal\u201d Column in front of the Custard \u201cEm.A.ILA., Sculptor.It Ir of ALIv, of Ienver, Colorado, in course Parry Sound conmituency and | In , creas) with the survivors of | Well-known firm which still exists M ¥ Angus, who had been so in ately | i the 171 Terele send represents a person.|, address in Edmonton recently.| inal returns indicate the election of | INE in to > h House set and | Vder the shadow of St.Paul's Bl connected with Lord Mount hen, RBullding in liverpool to : Mration af Vietory in the form of a ir Tien is the head of à great ine i Col.J.Arthurs the Conservative | the old Marboroug House pet and Cathedral.PA ia in his 91st your, Lord Shaughiesss men of the Line who died CRhINE Youth paiced on hie right leg, on the , candidate over Dr.W.Mason.the With many of the niece in the | , It was the middle of the 19th cen- | i] commented: \u201c1 am only 68; quite à for their country in the Navy, Mer- ncew of an anrient galley, with his milan in Denver known as the into her Liberat etandard-bearer.The latest: have come tury reports give Col, Arthurs a majority - present century.The Prince of of 60 over Dr.Mason.Oficial de-! Wales is her chief favorite and in- and he is The relation between that years of age, company with his cousin, Donald when George Stephen, then 81 ban 3 PRE] boy compared with them.\u201d Cana n \u2026 \u201cI was first associated with Lord Mount Stephen in 1882 nearly forty camtlle Marine and Army.Lod right arm upraieed he holds a Thien Schon of Health, Derby presset the Tntton that Lifted wreath of nak.) aves: on hin left L~ \"izing new trails with the grandest \u201cæjde the veil In the nr-eenre of à retaine hie shield.He 3x epowned 0-00 ii the treatment of the sick.Intga arsembly.On the platform with a wreath of alive jeaves: his *N hady will he sick who is not with Lord Derby were the 15.Mev, vinak bas flown back with the me.| with fear or anxiety, or Lord RBishap of Liverpool, Sir lerey - vernent, Bates, Bart.the Lord Mayor and The bronze of which the statue is Indy Mayoress, Sir Thomns Moydeu, ast ix pecullarly hard.and the Bart, who laid a wreath on the lage seniptor has adopted the unuenal of the memorial, Capt.Tlozron of course n°4 the Mauretania, wor Johnann of footie, Mr.J.H.Beazley, and Henrly Pegram, A.ILA.the Sculptor of the atajue surmounting the column, The Liverpool l'oltes fard furnished the muale for tha oraxion, Fine Cunard Record sir Thomas Holden, Mart.in inviting Tord Derby to perform che etal, and GIRL service of the unvelling anid tha some 1580 men left the (Cunard Company's aervice and enlisted and cused of there 134 made the aupreme sa.Rant\u201d - crifice.In addition to these, hundreds of men braved the hidden menace of torpedoes and mines and} Nsw Yo never failed to keep open the com- ! get Justice.\u201d munications overseas which were no: , vital to the succesmful prosecution \u2018OSterday of the war, and indeed to the exis.\u201chm rhe tence of the country.Tord Derby made the principal address, paving a glowirg tribute to the men of ths Cunard Line whn not \u201cThere tan With land end sen in all branches of the service, hut also died in their efforts - to win victory when thaggrest merchant eet of the Cunnrd Line was given over to the purposo of war, Tord Derby said that personally connected as ha van with recruiting in Liverpool, he owed à derp debt nf gratitude to the men of the various companies.He sald he would never forget the reculting meeting held nt the headquarters of the 5th Kinga, : Parke of when men from the shipping staffs marched up as gne man ready to.take service.He sincerely congra.Id Miss tulated the Cunard Idne on having thought of erecting In Liverponl a memorial to the memory of those tora Lang due to the heroic sailor or soldier | who fell in battle, I As Hi lo Design ! had hopes the model of the antique rostra) co.| conclusion fumn which the Romans erected to; and sho obtained à commemorate thelr naval victories | them, in the Punic Wars, Several exam- - ples of these columns exist in Italy| The bras today, notably those on the Plassa |the Bible, the words, swing her fist made against her and she was held in $800 bail for examination.ho | who had a millinery shop at West Seventy second ntreet, didn't; \u201c1 have experience enough myself approve of when her front apartment was vac.| vistion came that men, who were worthy of all honor ant, because they thought it bad for business and because \" themselves, When A atone punetdr- | The Memorial Column ie based on.cd the sign Mise Stella came tn the rk saing It in the hell?that this will «tt! further harden the th retard the dininte- © ating effects of the atmosphere.WOMAN USES FIST ON VICTOR IN COURT Knocks Down Milliner She Ac- ; Of Defacing \u201cFor, Sign \u2014\u2014\u2014 TK The, 11 \u2014 py Rat erisd Myrtle Stella after two young women accused of throwing a stone through a canvas \u201cFor rent\u201d fop lan she had put up at 244 Went Feventy-serond street had been din only fought for and won success on \"Perel in Weat Ride Police Court, | le very apt to build rheumatism and \u2018t any justice hinpe!\u201d Miss Stella unto the jaw of of, one of Lhe young wu.men she neeused.The farce of the monly In use.blow not only felied Mise but caused around and fali on the front of Magistrate Renaud desk, | Institution which is fast becoming When she had been helped up à 8 \u2018raining school Langer, Mise Htella to whirl fioor in Ainorderly conduct wns langer and Anna Levy, ! 254 the elgn she put up was: they of ranting the apartment | they were responsible summons for n is neter mentioned \"| jPurgeon and hahy specialist In Kan- dues not overeat.Overeating ur \u2018sitiffing\u201d is the course of present dax existence, and people are only ales through continued indulgence in bad habits of daily lite,\u201d continued Dr.Tilden, \u201cOvereating britgs on an enervated condition with = connequent gastro-intestinal fermeniaiion.Sickness or loss of Health 1ollows in the train of this, through absorption of poisons generated in the system for years, for peaple da not fall 111 auddeniy\u2014 they lmiHd 111 health by continually breaking the firæt ruels of their well being Stop Stulling His firm order to his patients was to stop \u201cstuffing,\u201d stop eating too much meat or animal atbumenoide.Carhndyrate or starchy foods' are dane rous too, when taken to excess but they do not generate such dread- tul toxins an those which are generated from eating the proteid da more than once a day (meaning meat, eggs, cheese.etc.) When this 1:vactics Is Induiged in constant.iy a e2ptic poison is generated that kindred troubles.Keen interest was shown in De, Tliden's lecture many questions heinir anked: his idens being quite a revalmtion from the methods com- He was the leading sas City and Denver for many years, and in tha latter place has a large for dnctors who are not satisfied with present me- thon «f securing results, \u201cOnly ten per cent of the present day casen eerquire to be treated hy rurgleal methods, said Dr Tildentor many, many years, bwt the con- auch methods were {neoreeet, and 1 gave them up.In au inafitiginn In Denver not one case has been treated for appendieitis by surgery In twenty.five years, yet the most wonderful results have been ohtained.\u201d Dr Tliden has learnt from experience that \u2018Auto-Toxemia,\u2019 or polsoninr from seit absorption, is the brais of al disease and he worke directly from this knowledge, set.partake of this concoction.hal or- ! a Wili be made, terest, a er rears of Ca].| young man and his grandmother la Arthurs, who represented the riding: one of the most beautiful things in in the last Parliament held a cele- | English social life.eipt of 1 Her goodûness and sympathy have Der fu nignt on ree of the) naturally resulted In an ever-in- creasing flood of correspondence JEWISH GIRT: BOILED ! from strangers, mainly appeals for.>, NTO help.This corrspendence Ia deal RUSSIAN PRELATE 1 Rove win expertly Ly the household ataft Montreal, Dec.11\u20148peaking of! with assistance.Naturally a large Bolheviat atrocities in an address! part of the correspondence is found here to-night, Major J.E.Hodgmmn.! to pe fraudulent.It is character- F.R.G.said that among facts that! gc of Queen Alexandre that she Is had come to his notice was a can always indignant with her people in which a young Jewish girl named | wh; find out the fraud, not with the Rosa had boiled & Russian prelate culprit, into soup and on their refusal to \u201cMer Interest In animale and birds mill brightens her days, and she keeps he unusual gift of making friends with the most difficult horses and dogs, pink carnations being her favorites.Bhe continues to play cards, but !t in usually \u2018patience.\u2019 She never was a good card.player, and that was one of the things in which she was out of sympathy with King Edward.\u201d Queen Alexandra has now settled down at Sandringham for the Winter.In fine weather ashe pays informal visits to domestic friends and to eoltagers on: the estate.But when real Winter sets in she will remain indoors, as she le afraild of bronchial trouble.Her deafnesy has greatly increased and oddly enough, it is sald her granddaughter Princess Mary is developing the same affliction, but dered eight priests lined up and shot.\u2018Major Hodgeon spent some time with General Dentkine's army having heen enghwed by the Iondon Daily Express In order to lm the world know \u201cthe whole truth\" about the war against Bolshevism, AIRPLANE CRASHED NEAR DFER LARE Bt.John's, Nt, Dec, 11\u2014An airplane inaugurating postal service between Nawfoundiané and Now Scotia which left Botwood, Nf., yen- terday crashed at Deer Lake, a! the headwaters of the Humber River, on the Went coast according to n report received here.Major Cotton and Captain Bennett, in charge of the machine, were sald to have eg.caned ym there is hope that it may be check- 9,000 MOPTLANS HAVE ed, .Queen Mary has become quite GIVEN THEMSELVES 'v adept at tree planting, having (Canadian Press Cable) london, Dec.11-\u2014A cable from Reuter's correspondent st Delhi says it lu officially stated that nearly 9,000 Moplah rebele have surrendered to the authorities In India for the pam fortnight.While the remainder of the rebels are on the run.The military hope to conclude the operations them by the new year.planted several hundred since she has been Queen.On revisiting any place where she has planted utree che always make sure to see it and is greatly pleased when she finds it in doing well Of course, these royal tress get every artificial assistance imaginable to insure their sturdy growth, Chicago, Dec.11-=Tommy O'Connor, ¢wo-gunman, sentenced to he! hanged next Thursday for murder, Mahle buaineas will not hy emah- viahed by mulish foike\u2014it takes!and two other notorious criminals horas sense to do that.\u2014Canton | today escaped from the County Jal.; News, | Nghting thelr way past half a; Wild elephants are generally caught in noeses.dosen guards, most of whom were beaten into unconsciousness by the desperadoes in their dash for liberty.Smith (afterwards Lord Stratheona).[§ In Montreal he entered the service of his cousin, William Stephen, who was in the dry goods trade, and three years later he went into partnership under the style of William Stephen BS; Years ago, shortly after the ceme struction of the Canadian J] had been commenced dy the com- Tome.at A Hose som a met bey come at all \u20ac un! e 1884.From that time until he roti, Company.Years of steady hard g edf rticipati com- work followed.In 1862 the senior 5 anys a airs = vers very close! partner died, and George, acquiring [iM usiness and personal triends, in- the whole business, began to manu- B deed, our very warm personal rela] facture cloth.This proved remuner- I ative and he soon devoted his entire KE efforts to it, relinquishing the wholesale trade, George Stephen was elected a director of the Bank of Montreal, and in 1876 he was ec! as vice-presi- IA dent, and later as president, avs The name of Lord Mount Stephen kN will be chiefly remembered as bei associated with the conception an the carrying to completion of the C.P.R., the pioneer transcontinental \u201c railway, He joined the small but determined and optimistic group of men who had accepted the offer of the Government to build the Canadian Pacific Railway.He was its |} first president in 1881, and the first | annual report was printed on one sheet of notepaper and si y George Stephen.It was fitting that he should its first president, for he had put bis all into it, for one things for another, he had unrivalled driving power: and, again, be had genius for method and detall.A year after the completion of the C.P.R., George Stephen was created a baronet.He built himself a magnificent home on Drummond 8t., Montreal, in which he took great , especially In the conservatory, uiit after the English style, as well as in his pictures, to which he voted much attention.eu, In thinking of the public welfare|1 of the community, Sir George Stephen st that pe display: Fe den Steph igned the e Bir re on_Tes Jresidemey of the C, P.R.in 1888, in which he was succeeded by the iste Sir Willam Van Home, who eonsolidated, and at the same time extended the service and earnings of that great corporation.Thres years later, in 1801, he was created à baron by Queen Victoria, whon he assumed the title of Lord Mount Stephen, and eros the Atlantic to settle down in Enc'and.In his beautiful home, Brecket Hail, Hal tions continued to the end.: \u201cLord Mount Stephen was à man\u2019 i with imagination and Initiative, ar coupled with\u2019 probity and G \u2018During the construction oi the| # trans-continental line he had many anxiov- heurs, and there were eo) when his personal fortune, as as that of his colleague, Lord Stesthcons, was placed in jeopardy in ; loans to the company in f dark| ays.! \u2018To Lord Mount Stephen beyond $1 all others may be attribited the pl cessful completion of the railway, A \u201cDuring the last 26 or 96 years! 4 he had lived in England, but he fol-i lowed Canadian affairs with the! keenest interest.X \u201cIn view of the part that he plar.| | ed in the first and most important enterprise connected with Canada's! | progress, I am sure that the name; | be cherihed by Comme aaa cheris nadians, a ai fis] deed, throughout the world.\u201d \u201cMy most intimate connections with him were in 1884 and 1888, when the Government, after the firs loan, were loath to provide any more money.Ît was during that emergency that he and Lord Stratheona furnished the requisite funds from their own fortunes, at a considerable sacrifice, no doubt, because they hed to sel] other securities that they held to raise the money.Finally the overnment did make a further loan f $8,000,000, which saw the como pany through, and enabled it to get along until Lord Mount Stephen, or George Stephen, as he was then, had succeeded in selling the come Boys first mortgage bonds through aring Brothers.~ \u201cJust as soon as the company re« ceived payment for its bonds, the whole debt to the Government was peid, He had sald he would he losn, and did so.- But if he mt probably have jo borrew mere money instead\u201d , field, Herts, near which the Salisry family reside, he for many years entertained notable personages and devoted himself to the promotion of philanthropic movements.rd Mount Stephen was twice married, his first marriage taking de- place fn 1853, to Anne Uharlotte ter of Benjamin Kane.In 1 pe Tia united to Glen Tufnell, laughter o ate Captain George great| Tufnell, RN.There was no Torte of these marriages; but Lord Mount Stephen adopted a daughter, who married a son of the Northeote family in England.It is of interest to note, that although in his valedictory to the C, P.R.shareholders, Lord Mount Stephen excused his retirement on the ground of health, he lived for a period of thirty-three years there.ter, or the span of another genera- on, Moch regret was expressed In C.P.R, cireles when the death of Lend 2 > -\u2014_-\u2014 \" . TET wih ox EE MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921.Active Close To New York Stock Market On Saturday NEW YORK MARKET SOON « TURNED STRONG AFTER À MIXED OPENING SATURDAY Shorts Covered Extensively Before The Active Close\u2014Rails Alone Were Sluggish, Many Of Representative Issues CUNARD ANCHOR ANCHOR-DONALDSON Ea \u2014 HALIFAX \u2014 oom Hain From Portland 1 Mar %\u2014 Saturnia \u2014F rb, | Aor.Apr.(B= ase ne Mer Apr 3 HALIFAX \u2014 LYMOUTH-CHERAOUO ANS HAMBOURG.Jan.23/Mar, 9.200200, ST .Senenis CUNARD CANADIAN SERVICE SUMMER SAILINGS 1912 MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL y # ua LUI July 18 Bi ne Fans Me CHEXBOURS 124,40 2; uly 4 » uly ffAUE.Being Unquoted New York, Dec.16\u2014Opinion in trading circles was rather mized at the opening of to-day's brief session but the market soon turned strong N.Y, 10 ULASGOW ( h \u2018Algeria | {0 the discomfiture of shorts, who 4 riba 39 Asya covered extensively before the ac- 5 tive oloss.NEW Vom \u201cro Jo, Tivemoo is Des.jan.jPab.2 Sora Coppers, equipments and oils pau pie à Alanis | Wore the prominent features ut a es, sains of 1 to 3 points.Motors, NY.TO CHERBOURG « son MPTON.|shippinge, rubbers, tobaccos, and Dec.1 3{iFeb.71 Fer.\u2026 - Aa miscelisneous stocks uf the more N.Yu ERROURO & | speculative variety followed In the ect ë wake of leadors at less substantial earls sains Rails alone were sluggish, many Assyria | of the representative lasueg uf that » RALTAR, division remaining unquuted, their Hy backwardness was sttributed to of- Jan 8.ficial reports disclosing an increase of jdle freight cars.CARGO ONLY Hales amounted to 450,000 shares.\u201cA proximate Jaen pee Sentimental factors In the day's Nee.17 Vellavia\u2014\u2014'tec.2¢ Verbanla Jen 7 or a PLAND FO LABO Des: br ~Orthia [HB Joh HN TO pe YORMOUTE AND GLASGOW Ladonis \u2014_\u2014 passage, freight and further y to local agents or THE ROBERT REFORDCO.,LIamTED GENERAL AGENTS @ ST.PETER STAEET OUEREC Cairn Line of Steamships, Ltd.Freight Service Portland To Newcastle and Leith About Dec.18.Calenross «heu 25.0.Cairnyalons ner The Robert Reford Co Limited Local Agents Canadian Government Merchant Marine, Ltd.LIVERFOG L SERVICE From St .» ; a ree .Dec, 14th.8s.ca yi BRAVICE ¥ ohn, SO anadian Raider c\u2026.00000 Der.7th.k ss.ani, Leow SERVICE From St Jolin, NH.Nr & STATIN.WL, i en Xo gen fs Dec, 13th AUSTRA EE New ZéALKho From Vfalifax, Se : cE Ho TART TEVIDO ARS TOS.MON BUENOS AIRES SERVICE From llalifax, N.Sdian Volunteer ++ Dee.BARBADOS, TRINIDAD AND DEMERARA SERVICE From to rtlifax, NS Nsss.ASSAU, KiNGeron & En \" ERVICE 2 Lam dettes, SE 1 ed, NLD.\u2018sxnvlèn né From 11 Fh NS ss, C Sealer.z+ Nov, Pare Lined Cabin Fron rie: « % \u201ci un 4 Et 230, Sms &© ontreal, Que, Aug.23xmon.wed.aat.t.f.NEW YORK-HAVRE-PARIS Parisussilton .La Bavoie .21, Ls Lorraine ,.Pec.31 la T «Jan 7 Feb, 4 Rochembesu .Jan, 17.MURS TN IN ALGERIA \u2018& \"Mo Sailings à s des, 1 rom J OS Lee Bordeaux er é Four Week Motor te r interesting descriptive liter: Je Et BERMUDA EXCURSION Twenty-One Days $183.00 All Expenses Included.Sailing on \u2018Orbita\u201d 35000 tong Dec, 33nd, returning \u201cAraguaya\" 17500 tons January 13th, Steamship, Hotel and Shore ez.curlons included.Apply to F.S.Stocking Tel.88.12 Du Fort\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Royal Bank of Canada ANNUAL MEETING MB Annual General Meeting of the Shareboïlders of tbe k will be held at the Head Office, 147 Bt.James Street, in the City of Montreal, on Thursday, the 13th day of January, 1923, at 11 o'clock, a.m, C.B.NEILL, Genera) Manager.Montreal, December 1, 1921 7.movement inoluded the strength of fureign exchanges, some of which were at maximum quetations aince the signing of the armistice and \u201c1OUF powers\u201d treaty from Washington, \u2018The November tonnage report of the United States Steel Corporation showing & very small decrease In bookings compared with the previous month and weekly reviews of trade conditions by the mercantile ugencles comprised the uther de- velopmients bearing up market va- { uve.Trading In bonds was broad \u2018but changes in that quarter were irregular.Liberty issues again denoted realising profits, while transportations, reflected prebeure in the share list.* \u2018Total snles, par value, aggregated $10,875,000, Actual decrease of $39,600,000 in clearing house loans and discounts was something of a eurprise in view of the supposed drain un local resources during the week.A cash loss of $7,700,000 reduced exvesg re- serveg to slightly less than $10,300, 000.(By L.G.BEAUBIKN & C0.) Gales.Mocks.Qpen Nigh Low.Close 400 Allls-Chalmers .2.0.37% 37% 31% 87% 300 Amn Best Sugar .\u2026.2 18 is 406 Amn Bosch Magneto 3% 33% 33% 500 Amn Can Co.\u2026.\u2026.33% 33% 34% 500 Amn Car & Fdy .147 140% 147 2300 Amn Int'l Corp .41% 40% 41% 2500 Amn Locomotive .100% MY x 5000 Amn Bmelters .46% 18% 16% 1500 American Sugar .54% 54 4% 900 Amn Bumatra Tobaeco .31% 20% 81% 2000 Amn Woollen ., .,.s1% 81% 81% Gy00 Anaconda Copper .49% 0% 0% 18% 800 Atchison Railway .,, .\u2026.so [1] 20 700 Atlantic Gulf .,s.vas vas00s 81% 31% 31% 31% 11606 Baldwin Loco ., 0% MY v6 9% 100 Baltimore & Ohio 36 36 at 1400 Bath Steel \"B\" see 58% 51% 33% 2600 Calif Petroleum ., ,.9% 43% ay 500 Canadian Pacific ., 120% 120% 130% 100 Central Leather .30% 30% 30% 29800 Chandler Motors .48% 47% 47% 600 Chgo M & #t Paul .20% 20 20 1000 do do pfd.33% 32% RE 708 Chxwo Rock Island .2% 31% 1% 4600 Columbia Gram .3% 34 3% 5006 Corn Products .\u2026.94% sh sx 3160 Cructble Steel .\u2026.PE .6 4% 11v0 Cuban Cane Sugar ., .1% 7% T4 700 Erie RR.\u201csea ees» 11 11 11 4300 Famous Players .16% 74% 14% 206 (Goodrich Tire .\u2026., 235% 35% 35% 1100 (Great Northern pfd .76 76 76 3506 General Motors .107% it 10% 10% 3500 Inspiration Copper ., .29% 39% 395% 39% 700 Int Mer Marine .,,.18% 15% 16% 15% 2300 do do ptd.LU LS % « 300 Int'l Paper 83% 2% 52% 82% 1300 Inland Oli .- 3% 2% 2% 2h 2900 Kelly Springfield .,.48 43 41% 11% 4900 Kennecott Copper .30% 26% 20% 26% 3000 Keystone Tire .vo.- 11% 11% 11% 11% 700 Lehigh Valley ., .s9% i Ly 29500 Mexican Petrol .118% 112% 118% 4600 Midvale Steel .2 .hs0000.29% 29 19% 2700 Middle States Oi .14% 14% 14% 14% 600 Missouri Pacific .18% 18% 18% 13% 400 New Haven RR.34 14% 14 14% 1600 N Y Central .76 74 74 TH 1400 Northern Pacific\u201d.vas os 1 % WY 9% 79% 43700.Pacific Oil .:.45% 46% 45% 16% 1500 Pan-Amn Petrol ,.51% 52% 51% 32% 200 Pierce Arrow .os.14% 14% 14% 14% 300 People's Gas .664 58% 100 Pressed Steel .ec \u201c 200 Reading Co.71% 71% 200 Republic Iron .44 G4S 1600 Royal Dutch .49% 604 300 Bt L & Ban Frans 23% 23% 6900 Sinclair Cons .2% 32 900 Southern Pacific .19% 79% 3100 BearusRoebueck .Bey 8 100 Stromberg Carb.2% 32% 9000 Studebaker .79% 30 27500 Texna Co.«ss 46% 47 200 \u2018Texas Pacific ., .29 28 29 29 800 \u2019Tobacco Products .69% 587% 69% 39% 600 Union Pacific .127 127 127 127 1500 United Fruit .126 135% 126 2700 Uni Ret Stores ., 52% 824 52% 800 TU 8 Ind Alcohol .40 37% 40 1200 U 8 Rubber .5e 53% ray 4000 UBSes) .83% 13% 83% 8500 Utah Copper .84% 83% 64% 600 Vanadium Steel .,.32% 212% 32% 400 Westinghouse Electric , 497% 49% 49% \u20ac00 Willys-Overland .,.4 5% ¢ Foreign Exchange (By L.G.Beaubien & Co) New York: premium .9 1-86 U.8 Canada {.ondoh: pound sterling .34.1380 $4.51 Paris: franc .0730 ose Brussels: franc .0748 0827 Geneva: franc .1939 2159 Madrid: pessta 1434 ass Ferlin: mark .006680 0064 Vienna: crown .000410 0007 Rotterdam: fon .S6R6 vere tome: Nea .,.0418 0469 Athens: érachma .0415 res Copenhagen: crown .1398% Christiania: crown .148250 fit.Petersbourg: rouble .0010 Btookhoim: crown .2415 Gov't Bond Yields {Compiled dy L.G.Beaubien & Co.) Date Rate Price Yield 1913 549 9N40 = 6.10% 1938 S14 28.90 610\" 1938 84% 100.60 648\" 198?6%\" 90.820 BER\" 1987 Hy 103.40 sa War Loans.1928 \u201c 96.60 6.88\" 1981 5 94.30 8.68 1987 4% 103.18 4.00 Vietory Bonde Subject to Inceme Tax.SH 4 % [LS The Toronto Produce Market Toronto Dec.11-\u2014Manitoba wheat No.1 Northern, 41.24 9-4; No.2 $1.31 1-4; Ne.8 $1.14 1-4, Manitoba oats No.2, Unanadlan Western 56 1 4e: No.3 50 2-4c; 1924 1984 tra No.1 60 3-4e: No.1 feed quoted; No.2 feed nominal, Manitoba barley, No.3 Canadian Wewtern 86c; No.4 nominal.All above on track Ray porta.American corn, No.3 yellow 66c.Ontario oats, No.3 nominal, according to freights outside.Ontario wheat, carlots, f.©.b, shipping points, all grades nominal, Ontario barley No, 3 test 47 pounds w better 67c to 60c.Buckwheat, No.1 nominal, 6te to To.Rye, No.2 88c to 90c.\u2018Manitoba our, first patent $7.50: second patent 87.00.Ontario flour, 30 p.¢.patent, car lots, delivered $4.30; mil car- lots: Bran $24.00 per ton; shorts $26.00 per ton; good feed flour per bag $1.70 to $1.80.Hay, extra No.2 $22.00: mixed $15.00; straw, carlos $13.00; loose hay, per ton No.1 $27.00.Sugar Market New York, Dec.10\u2014Thers wero no anles reported In the local raw sugar market today, hut the undertone was firmer and offerings were lighter.Prices were unchanged a! 2 cents for new crop Cubaa cont and freight, equal to 3.60 for centrifugal while the common quotes old crop Cubas at 2 3-Ac.cost and freight, equal to 3.08 for centrifugal.The raw suger futures market was firmer on roverinx and commission house buying owing to the steadier feeling in the spot market.Closing prices were b to 7 pointe net higher! January closed at 2.18; March 2.34; May 2,80: and July 3.47, The market for refined was quiet and unchanged at 5.20 for fine granulated.There wers no transactions in refined futures and closing prices were unchanged.January and March closed at 8.00 and May 6.36.Closing Letters By Local Brokers Ny Hruneuu eus à ces New York, Dec.16\u2014The market has been active and distinetly strons today.The open seasion of the peace Conference has announced progress in Ita urogram beyond what any one could reasonably expect at this early stage and tho consequent effect upon the market fu nuturally stirautatinr.What 4 sgolotagnn cmfwvp ahrdic What is going on a2 Washington fe of course, stimulating and of world wide signifisance and must he the forerunner of a revival of confidence throughout the world and ronse- quently of bustness activity.If ful- lowed, am ft is expected to he, by an sconomic conference, the world will he in aftair way to begin a long per tod of peace and prosperty.Buch an outlook must have its cffect on people's present views of values for any companies now in sound cond!- tlon and well managed.Foreign exchange ie very strong again In spite of the Washington news.It looks like a strong murket next week.fulew 505,000.(By Breen, Gourdeau & Co.) New York.Dec.10\u2014The announ- coment over-night that some actual agreement wax pending on the disarmament and Pacific questions at Washington produced considerable short covering and some new buy- Ing from the opening today.The stocke whictr have hud the aharpest advance in view of their previous material reactions from Wednesday's high were in the most demand, inddcating that no small part of the gelling around mid-week was for short account.Thus Baldwin Tocomative, American locomotive and General Asphalt, also Mexican Petroleum had very good recoveries today.About the only weak feature In the market was Columhia Graphophone tasues.about which rather disquieting rumors have been current for several days.The specialties were taken up again with new highs on several of them including Famous Players, which has been given aggressive support for several days.\u2018The Steel tonnuge report of the Unked States Etcel Corporation showed only a moderata decrease indicating that ordern for steel products must be in increasing volume an the rate of operations of Bteel Companies has heen increasing.Judging by the notion of today's market turther advances in many mocks would seem to he probable during the coming week.Salen stocks 509.800; bonds $8,- 200,000.(By I.G.Beaubien & Co.) New York, Dec.10-The market started with atrength in the specialties thix morninæ with auch issues as reaity, Cocon Cola, Chandier and General Electric scored substantial seine.\u2018There was a hroadening tendency later and the major stocks turned strong also, The conpers were urgently bought and the whole group Including American fSmelters moved up apoint or more led by Tah Copper which gained over two points.The advances in copper metal price, reduction in etorke on hand and reports of resumption of oper- atlows \"are rapidly Increasing confidence and public interest in the copper stocks.Other quarters such as the equip- ments and foreign oils also sold higher and there was a generally better tone to the later trading.\u2018The increased activity was a very good accompaniment to the price advances indicating that there was a degres of support to the Improvement which the reactionary trend did not arouse, \u2018There was some price shading in the last few minutes of trading, but, on the whole, the gains were well maintained.Daily Gossip On Leading Stocks The Gross earnings of the Canadian National Railway, week end- Ing December 7, were $1,939,300 a decrease of $739.006 from the core responding week lam year, .Grand Trunk Railway earnings for the week ending December 7 were $1,818,052, », decrease of §644,- 471 compared with the sume week of 1920, .0 Tobacco Products Corporation has sold to the Guaranty Co., of New York $4,000,000 7 percont.10-year notes, the proceeds of which will he Available for retirement of the remainder of tha outstanding acrip and a reduction of :urront indebtedness, es 0 Tackawanna Tailroad has asked fleneral Electric and Westinghouse Blectric for estimates on electrification of 40 miles of ita track near Beranton, Pa.The cost probably will be about 3.0.0, 900.Owners of railrové enaces in Wall Street, as well as outside the hound.Aries of the financial dimrict, are openly disturbed over the action of the St.Paul mocks and bonds.Dut, without attempting to minimise the roud'a present poor carmnæ ability, there tm gond reason for the belin?that the selling of M.Paul stocke was engineered to brinæ about à set- hack in the mock market.The stock of & property about which there ix some legitimate reason to explain the weakness wovld naturally be used for this pur; ome, Oil Market \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Jondon, Nec 10-\u2014