Daily British Whig (1850), 4 Mar 1919, p. 4

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PAGE FOUR THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1919. THE BRITISH WHIG) ov te liberties of 86TH YEAR. hey love 80 well. body loves a neutral ing, and the idea of a territory between Ge uce is not one which appes people. The was guaranteed in 1914, id not save her from ruin'and neutrality a uo 1=1-- ion when Germany wanted to through. | STREET RAILWAY FUTURE UN- | CERTAIN. railway possibly can 1a Brock and heavier ones BE BL | The street going as it replacing its rails on Ontario streets with as far J the fatherlan 1] company is' ---- | ganizea and ready to continue the { to the end of 1918 br it much work » minis upc to fix he men Britaih's Part in the War. No. 6. man onset Britain's Army of War Workers. fr 1st 414 Great Britain, |, aught of her, » dust of peace | leapt to the call her young men to soldiers was magni- erwhelming, They flocked factory to the flag; tools and picked up aired and was mel fighting industrial were reinforced t men of the coun~ try and the youths too young for the front. Volunteers were also enrolled from the woman- Mod of the country, and the imdus- Army of two hundred tries of Britain carried on at even ime an army ol mil- greater power than before 1 , ang onward rush of the This industrial army of stayed. But that rst, veq 4 great part in the victory eager men, while it 1 was finally won by the armies the strength it 80 |, ihe field. But for its magnificent The a SOE wetories, the emergen anks of from the the thinned were fi which by older army and or and Britain | Hun | great | gave the. rush of army Style Headquarters: Kingston's One Price Clothing Store. Where the New Clothes Are Shown First Published Dally and Semi-Weekly by THE BRITISH WHIG PUBLISHING CO, LIMITED, J. G. Eliott wes os President Leman A. Gulla «+ « «Editor and Managing -Director. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Daily Edition) One year, delivered In city .. ..§6 One year, if paid in advance .. .3§5 One year,' by mail to rural offices §2 One year, to United States .. ..43. (Semi-Weekly Edition) One year, by mail. cash 0 One year, if not paid in advance $1.50 One year, to! United States .. ...51.60 Six and three months pro rata, SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE J ¥. W. Thompson, 57 Mail Bldg. Toronto R. Bruce Owen, 133 St. Peter St, Mont. real. ¥F.R.Northrup, 238 Fifth Ave, New York F.R.Northrup, 1510 Ass'n Bidg., Chicago Letters to the Bditor are published only over the actual name of the writer. 00 00 50 00 Attached 1s ome of the Dest job ada. printing offices in Can The circulation of THE BRITISH Whig is authenticated by the ABC Audit Bureau of Circulations. Li say that kissing carries | fil germs, and it is said they are pushing experiments to the limit. | ire | war tax { call the people Will Ontario concel on assessments? The for its extinction. needed, disorganized and { the shipyards, the coal heavier rails on other | mines and the fields. Of guniil Pros a 1 tion fell int disorder, and a quiring paving, and it j duction fal ihi0 La vain for its y | swolle looKe & C pear that if the Board of Works de fra . lie Production, robbed of cides to pave Princess street from y of its youngest and most en- Barrie to Alfred, the city will hav | t workers, 'organized, but not to bear the cost of heavier rails un-|for a national effort, was unable to each side of | stand the strain. Efforts that then Th | seemed almost superhuman were 35 | made, and the balance was adjust- bound to} .4 agreement | Britain for men, for and the | for money 'became | Allies 1 2» supported; when rail | Allies had toe be supported; b ' | armies to be increased and sup- changes are to be made, the chy Llied. problem of distributing must defray- the cost | available supplies of labour, as well According to a street railway ex-| as of fighting men, became acute. pert, most of the systems in small| For over four years jhere was no : T Ss ani 4 h a > § 8 ut ey of business in a| lackening in the demands, but the | were all supplied Men went to the navy, the army | the the call for aeroplanes, for guns and to undreami of so that these streets can be paved atford to lay streets re- sorely It cannot financially weakened would ap- less it paves only on the track railway company is not change its ralls The between the corporation provides that allowance street | and The munitions grievious company I'he will be out present costs cities few tinue. It 150 per cent years . if con is estimated that it costs than it did s | indust air force; more ammuni yéars ago to operate a street rall-| tion grew 0 tions while the fares have not in-|"'" el The to any extent | many way, British spread over fronts, army, creased held firm, How long can that continue? It apparent that a five-cent fare | played a no less essential part in the sufficient for the operation | Winning of the war. Its battles | were fought in the Kingston. street railway and i | coal-mine, the shell small cities. | cornfield Its weapons were | loom, the lathe, the drill, the plough FLIGHT. | and the steam tractor will | were the five million then and wom- en who were appreciable very is not of the roads in other shipyard, factory TRANS-ATLANTIC The days when aeroplanes fly from Canada to Europe levery form of war-work; drawing Colonel W. A.|ihe show-stewards, the foremen Bishop, airman, {the managers of the | ara | near. Canada's premier its officers the Trade Union leaders, and the great business or- ganizers who co-operated in the great national effort. Its co-ordinat- planes will cross from Newfound-|P3i8n; land to Ireland. this summer, and we believe he knows what he is| talking about. But a See. | al service support, all the efforts of the sol- diers would have been in vain. The whole of Britain stood fast in meet; ing the needs of the Empire, and no other country can show so great achievements in the industrial field of . warfare. _ (To be continued.) Then once more the demands on| her from | and | ships, for | propor- | but behind | S| that army stood another army, which | the | and the the Its Tommies | ceaselessly engaged on | its n.c.o's.! and | innumerable | has stated that, in his opinion, aerc-| firms that enlisted in the great cam- | statemen' | ing head was the ministry of nation- | PUBLIC OPINION The Important Thing, (Loridon Free What goes up must come down Let everybody look out for his crown { Oh, crowns don't count so long As falling prices are coming. Bars the Hun. (Brantford Expositor) It is worthy of note that the con- stitution of the League of Nations} calls for all powers desirous of en-| tering the giving guarentee! | of the sincerity of their intentions| admission will be granted will keep the German republic! some time | - | Press) league | before This out of it for The Conference. (Righmond Times-Dispatch) | This sitting peace conierence dif-! fers from all others in history in the fact of the impossibility that it break up in a fight. Absepcé of the element of fear leaves unexampled opportunity for clear and honest thinking | ee 1 Banish the Revolver, (Ottawa Journal) The revolver 1s an unmitigated curse to human society. It ought to be abolished. The majority of mur- | ders and other crimes of violence are | committed with it; and many of them could not easily be perpetrated Here I am. stay. To-morrow, TWO NEW ONES THE REVENHLLL .......v... .. THE D'ORSAY ........ncan- 0. "distinguished looking clothes." A WISE OLD BIRD WAS HE [ just flew in. I'm going Bibbys, Limited, "doll" me all out and then watch me! Early Bird. ..$3°, $35, $37.50 _.. ..$30, $35, $37.50 Here are two of the season's most popular models. want something that you won't see on every other man you meet, either one of these models is what you are looking for. Don't misunderstand--they are refined and exclusive--but nothing freakish about them. They are what you would call Come and see them. TRY BIBBYS for the best $22.50 Suits and $22.50 Overcoats in Canada. SEE BIBBYS $18.50 Suits. Form fitting models, pinch back, belter models. SHIRT SPECIAL, $1.75 each. Neat pat- tern in percales, soft, reversible cuffs, I'm here to to have » If you with separate soft collars. Sizes 14 to 16}. RAINCOAT SPECIAL at $15.00. Good rain or shine. Neat tweed rainproof fabrics. Sizes 34 to 42. Belted or full back models. CR ialiipeemiimi-- {made by Major-General E. B. If the League of Nations wants! ley, of the British Ministry push and pep then Niagara Falls | Munitions, in the House of Com- should be its permanent home. If mons, dispels all doubt as to whe- can get all the power it needs there, ther the passage can be made, Dur- ing a debate, he said that a British | The I. , i a iohte | Without it. The half insane "anar- otj The achievement was mighty. | oy jst who attacked Clemenceau {| Only the splendid patriotism of the | 1d I ee = tut | people made it possible to secure | CH ao Ve an made the he not only the fighting army, but the | 32Uit With any other weapon. / great industrial force behind it {rifle he could not carry without de- Old men and women of all ages | tection; even a bomb or grenade he - pts erin ; -- ~ would have had more difficulty in se- The bear on Feb. 2nd made his-| airship recently remained in the took in Jiaces 0 She ySERE fit Tho | curing beforehand and concealing . 1 < : i vho went to the fighting ranks. The aging = 3 ' tory, but not at all to his liking. air for more than 'one hundred ministry of national service, in car. | 8nd he' could not even have used it His reputation as a forecaster is hours. At an average speed of rying out its great task of organiz- | so quickly. ITER nearly as bad as Old Probabilities, | fifty miles an hour, whieh is a con-{ing the forces of the nation for tne ed ~ Fa pe servative estimate, the airship must | maximum endeavour, enlisted the | Small Fines Tu Quebec. We employ no runners or solicitors, pay no commission to out- side orators. We have one price and that price is marked in Foch's long range ultimatums| pave covered more than five thou-| hhve made a bull's eye in His work is more effective seem to Berlin. than any of the big Bertha's ranged | elpar that there are now in exist-| on Paris, { There are some persons who are never happy. One writer sadly rz. marks: "Upon next winter's weight of woe we sit and think and brood." | Brood on, old han. We will worry when next winter hits us. It will be time enough, then. i The New York Sun remarks: "[ Churchill is correct in saying that the Allies will remain on the Rhine until Germany has paid in full, several generations of soldiers wiil have a chance to see that historic river." The Sinn Feiners will be disap-! pointed if they expect to be allowed to say anything at the peace confer- ence. After refusing to help win the war they cannot reasonably hope to have a part in straighténing out the European tangle, The Canadians are doing splendid work against the Bolsheviki in Si-| beria. It now rests with those at home to see that the Bolshevists in 'Canada get the same kind of treats sand miles. This statement makes ence aircraft capable of making the trip across the Atlantic without any trouble. That the trip will be made this summer is practically eertain, and once the pioneers have shown | the way, it will become a regula- | thing to have airships leave Europe one morning and arrive in Canada the-next. M#uture developments in this line will be watched with great interest by all Canadfans, and it i more than likely that Canadian air men, who have shown such wonder- ful skill in the military side of fly- ing, will play no less important a part in the development of com- mercial ayiation. mr em aepaneese MOTOR LICENSE DUES FOR BET. TER ROADS. The Ontario Motor League has been taking stock of the revenue from motor licenses during the years of the war, in which time 20 active road-building has been done by the province. While road work has been held up, the government's, revenue from automobile license fees has been rapidly accumulating Last year one and a quarter million it quits ment. The enemy is the same in both cases, dollars was paid by motorists in license dunes. In 1917 the revenuc from these was close to a million { dollars, and: in the last three years approximately three million dollars have been contributed by motor- ists. While this money has not been set aside for any particular fund, it is expected that it will be available for road building, and "Three Russian Boshevists attempt-| Will be supplemented by the gov- ed to get into France with one mil-| ernment, To it must be added one _ lion five hundred roubles in their pos- and a half million dollars for the 'session. It is evident that there is a| 1919 dues, making a total of four powerful agency with unlimited and a half million dollars from this 'means behind the movement in Eur-| SOuree alone which can be devoted ope, and # would no* be surprising| 0 the building of roads. it the whole thing were traced to] 'with this splendid fund upon Pri; 3 which to draw, there need be no y . 3 fear of any trouble in financing the Prince Edward Island comes! extensive programme of good road « suggestion regarding the selling! bullding which has been planned _ Of eggs that is worth noting. In that Motorists all over Ontario are little province eggs are sold according! clamoring for better roads, and to size and quality, and the farmer Since they have contributed so who brings to market eggs that are laTge a sum for the privilege of us- . small, unclean and not strictly fresh |ing the roads of Ontario, it Is oniy is obliged to take a secondary price. | Datural that they should demand 'That is whit we call doing business! that all rovenue from motor licenses on proper lies. iand fines should be devoted to mak- LC -- ing travel more pleasant and to It is too much to expect that the opening up hetter means 'of motor truck transportation. The govern: The latest report of the Canadian Red Cross Society is splendid reading for those who are interested in the work done by this organization. Its activities in every theatre of war have been of immense value to the Allied cause, : > J Quebec, March 4.--Judge Lange- ready assistance of all the forces of hier yesterday, heard ED an ? ange . . ~~ Masters and |greq and fifty -absentees under the | men gave willing aid, and at the end | Military Service Act, who appeared of four years of war, after a crescen- before 'the police court, They were do of demands on her endurance and {in most cases let off with fines vary- fresources that would not have been [ing between $50 and $5, according to | thought possible even three years he seriousness of their . individual ago, Britain stood firm as a rock, or- cases, | capital and labour. Rippling Riymes | LOVING THE GERMANS Inspired by psalms and sermons, and good books on the shelf, I try to love the Germans as I would love myself; but when I've loved the critters for minutes five or ten, I need a course of bitters to tone me up again. It's hard to love the people who trampled Bel- gium down, destroyed the church and steeple, dnd burned the helpless town. It's hard to love thé blight- ers who raise a sickly whine when whipped dy allied fighters, and shooed across the Rhine. And yet I keep on trying to love them more or less; the effort keeps me crying and sweating, I confess; and when I've loved the duffers.a half an hour or 80, no other being suffers the agonies I know. I'm weary and ex- hausted, as though by mortal ills, by doctors I'm ac- costed, who say I'm needing pills, [I feel my doom's been spoken, I'm hobbling on a crutch, I'm weak and bent and broken from loving Huns too much. A man may love the Russians nor find existence vain; but. if a7 MASCA, 4 he loves the Prussians he cannot stand the strain. And still, inspired by sermons which teach thdt hates a fake. Lil try to love. a os my spare ribs break. -- WALT N. THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN plain figures. BIBBYS 78, 80, 82 Princess Street Limited Kingston, Ont. BUCKEYE THE PERFECT INCUBATOR--60-120 EGG SIZES We can sell you these as cheap as any mail order house. You don't have to wait till they ore shipped from the factory, you can see them before you buy. And wo will show you how BUNT'S HARDWARE HARDWARE King St. Phone 888 full authority to direct the FOR SALE 1.~--Brick dwelling, CANNED VEGETABLES Are Lower in Price This Season TOMA To Administer Famine Fund. Washington, March : 4~Herbert Hoover has been appointed dy Presi- dent Wilson as director-general of the American relief administration, created under the new $166,000,000 Sevier ee ie European famine velief. bill, with Oysters) (Coast Sealed D. | 3618 Princess St. Phone 18 How To Use It (Continued) « When the fire is once start- ed, shut off all the drafts, es- pecially chimney draft, to keep the heat from going up the chimney. ; Do not shake or poke a coke fire half as much as you would a coal fire, Keep bed of the fire deep with coke well piled up. Sold Only vy Crawford | Foot of Queen St. | : Phone 9 . ¥ (Fo be Continued)

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