§ SPECIAL SALE --f FELT HATS AT $3.50 Whip [= Wi 1S LEADER IF OPPOSITION? Hartley Dewart Wants the Job And Also FERGUSON DOESN'T CARE THE SUBAKER MAY DECIDE THE KNOTTY QUESTION. RA aT A QUEEN'S STUDENTS We have just received a special order of Swiss Bilk Neckwear; woven in the University colors, Collier's Toggery itish ma The Daily B MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1920. AN INSTITUTE "mao we | FOR CANADIANS Additional, Cataraqui Is To Be Established in Paris For Purpose . of Study. Methodist Sunday School 30 1 Stud FRANCE FORCES NEW LINK and Friends ... ... G. A. Bateman ..., +. 5.00 5.00 WITH CANADA IN REGARD TO GHER EDUCATION YEAR 87: No, 83. : i KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANNOT FULFILL THE CONDITIONS That Are Imposed By the Pease Treaty S495 Phill Scheidmam, 10 PLACE NO OBSTACLES IN WAY OF HANDING OVER THE PERSONS DEMANDED, Switzerland Is Not Likely to Permit the German War Criminals to Be " Tried in That Country. (Canadian Press Despatch) Berlin, Feb, 9.--Philllp 'Scheid mann, former secretary for foreign affairs, writing in the National Zei- tung, pays that since the Government, With the approbation of ParHament, had signed the peace treaty, it had tried to fulfill the conditions im- posed, but since June last he had seen | EXCELLENT RESULTS - that such fulfillment was impossible. OF HOUSING POLICY Herr Aueral, former minister of interior, says he is well disposed to- | Federal Appropriation wards the Allies and will place no $25, ,000 to'Be ken difficulties in the way of the German Up This Year Government handing over the per- Ottawa, Feb, 9.--Housing acts, adopting the Federal project for sons demanded. which $25,000,000 was set aside on February 20th, 1919, have either been passed or are being prepared in each of the nine provinces, accord- ing to Thomas Adams, town planning adviser to the Commission of Con- servation, who has the Federal sch- Eri SEEDS DINGS FOR OUR READER in two of the provinces, but it is ex- | ' | pected that legislation will also be PRESENTED IN BR T adopted in these, According to information reach- POSSIBLE FORM. a ing Ottawa, British Columbia and Ontario have made most progress in housing development. About 1,400 houses have been erected dr are in course of construction, in Ontario and some 90 municipal schemes have been prepared or are under conside- ration, It is estimated that between 4,000 and 5,000 houses will be er- ected this year in Ontario if poney is available. The amount actually borrowed by the provinces and the estimates now avallable, indicate that the whole of the Federal appropriation of $25.- 000,000 will be taken np during the present year. In addition to this 3; | amount for housing, the Ontario + | Government provided $2,000,000, | and there are prospects of further sums from other provinces. FOUR WERE KILLED | T Fired on Mob That imed at Lynching a Negro Murderer. Lexington, Ky., Feb. 9. --Four per- Bons were killed afd fifteen injured here today when a mob, intent upon lynching William Lockett, a negro who confessed to the murder of ten- year-old Geneva Hardman, charged the court house during the Lockett trial and was fired upon by police and state troops. Two women were among those wounded by troops. While the mob, the ring leaders of Which carried a rope, was attempting to get into the court house to get Lockett, the jury found him guilty of first degree murder, and a minute or two later the negro was sentenced to die In the electric chair ion March 11th. After the attack, the prisoner was spirited away to a place of safety, Four hundred troops from Camp Taylor, Ky., have been ordered to ALL THAT SHE OWES WILL BE EXACTED Gérmany Must Pay France Every Dollar, Premier Mil= lerand Tells Parliament. Paris, Feb, 9.--The Chamber of Deputies voted confidence in the cabinet upon an interpellation with regard to its forelém policy. The vote. was 518 to 68. Premier Millerand asserte that the government was de- termined to execute vigorously and fully the peace treaty and serve no- tice upon Germany that "all that she owes we will exact." The premier sald 'he considered that the Germans had flagrantly fail- to execute the delivery of coal, which was most important to France, while burning more coal than the French to warm themselves, M. Millerand declared he regretted {that the United States had not yet ratified the treaty, but remarked versities, that the reparations commission was functioning, and "we have no 8 Taronto, Feb. 9,-- Legislation vii quietude concerning the final de- be introduced at the approaching se cision of the United States." | sion of the Provincial House provid- | dient aon ing for scholarships for Ontario stu- | LICENSE FEES WILL dents In connection with the estab- BE RAISED FOR 1921 lishment in Paris of an institute for The Farmers' Government In young Canadians studying in the French metropolis. Similar action tends to Boost the Ontario Auto Revenue. will be taken by the other Provinces Toronto, Feb. 9.--Revenue to the of Canada, the proposal to establish- such an institution having been en- Province of Ontario f6r motor license in 1920 will reach the new high dorsed by the various Governments record of mearly $2,000,000, it is of the Dominion. The scheme has been enthusiasti- anticipated by officials. This will mean something like $500,000 of cally approved in France, the feeling in Paris being that the great repub- lic #8 "reaping the first intellectual | new income for the provines, as last fruits of victory." year's revenue was approximately This move in the Interests of {$1,600,000 from this source alone. higher education for Canadians is| As intimated some time ago in a the sequel to visits made io the Do- |speech by Hon. F. C. Biggs, Minis minion by M. Hanotaux of the ter of Highways, there is a proha- French Academy, a very well-known | bility that all motor Meense fees will public man, and M. Philippe Roy | be boosted proportionately in the Canadian Commissioner-General ii] near future. The reason for the con- France, templated boost is to help pay the Mr. Roy spent some time in Can expenses in carrying out an elaborate ada interviewing the Provincial Min- road-building programme that the isters of Education, and was inform- | new Farmers' Government has ed by Hon. R. H. Grant, on behalf of mapped out. Motorists, it has been the Province of Ontario, that "Mr. binted, will be called upon to pay Dryry, the Prime Minister, and my-| an average of $16 a year for the self, agree fully with your prgposal [road privileges they enjoy or an and congratulate ourselves that it average of §3 a year more than they cannot but produce the most desir- now pay. able results for our Province." ---------------------- GETS TOLL ROADS, It is thought about twenty-five scholarships will be established by the Provinces eof da, so that County of Carleton Takes Over many young Canadians will be able! Thirty-eight Miles Near Ottawa, to avail themselves of the opportu- Ottawa, Feb. 9.--The ownership of nity for study at the University of all six toll roads running into Ot- Paris and in addition will have at tawa, with a total mileage®hf about their disposal the facilities of a very thirty-eight and one-half miles, pass- fine institute exclusively for Cana- | od to the county of Carleton, when s dian students in the French capital. Judge Constantineau, gave the Inasmuch as Mr. Dewart wants None of the arrangements respect- county permission to enter onjo the |the office, therefore, he seems more {ing qualifications have been made 8s | rage. after the four toll' companies [than likely to get it, if only by de. yet, but it is thought the scholarships concerned had waived their right to |fault, There are some Liberals who will be for graduates of Canadian |pgve a deposit on the roads paid into [do not want to be forced into the Universities, : - "the Supreme Court of Ontario, position of opposing the U.F.0. "Let be Hr---------------- TT ------------------ the Congervatives oppose the farm ; as * se say. "It is bad policy for ie gus to utteck thew any mote than we ACCEPTS CANADIAN . DOLLAR AT PAR New York, Feb. 9---John McE, Bowman, head of a group of six of New York's largest hotels, announced Saturday af- ternoon, that Canadian currency would be accepted at 100 cents on the dollar at his hotels in future. Canadian checks will be cashed at the Bowman hotels at their full face value, the an- nouncement also states. "There is absolutely no reason for any difference between the money of the two countries," Mr. Bowman declares in this mes- sage. "There is no boundary in Ji AID TO THE ARMENIANS 59 tonal) svi eens wn George Ratiray .. .. .. 39.50 10.00 Harry Lauder in a letter to the To- ronto Globe says: "The appeal to the Canadian people on behalf of the stricken remnant of the Armentan race and the wonderful responses on the part of your fellow-Canadians is magnificent, "The sufferings of these people under the heel of vne Turk are in- describable and their condition to-day most pitiable. "As a visitor to your country, may language--no boundary of any I congratulate you on the appeal sort except what is artificial, and |. recommend it for further favor there should be no restriction of {of this hospitable and large-hearted any kind upon trade and social Dominion." intercourse." Previously acknowl- Mr, Bowman is a Canadian by edged ... ... ....$1423.78 birth. Several of the hotels Sydenhain Street Meth- which he controls are patronized odist Church (addi- extensively by Canadians visit- ing New York. § Mrs. George Pyke .. ... Rev. Dr. Morgan ...... 5.00 J. M. Stewart, Fairmont, Minn, .. W. J. Anglin, Battersea. APFriend ... sue avs. Faithful Workers of Bethel Sunday School Mrs. Inman ov ova ns. James Mulvega, R. 1, Kingston cae sssssn IL L. Asselsting ...... Mrs. A, Arthur i. esess Kay ... vas AFriend , os wes soo am 5.00 5.00 5.00 . Or It May be Referred to the Chief Justice of Ontario For an Opinion, Toronto, Feb. 9.--Premier Drury and his followers have had some trouble figuring out who will be the oflicial leader of Hig Majesty's Royal Opposition in the Ontario Logis lature. They don't want to offend Mr. Dewart, nor would they hurt Mr. Ferguson's feel , if they can help it. The Liberal leader believes he: has a title to the position, and the' $5,000 that goes with it, together with the $2,000 salary which is voted for his secretary, He has been oe¢- cupying the office of the leader of the Opposition at the parliament buildings, and has already applied, it is sald, for the salary for his secre- tary, in order that the stipend may be paid monthly, | The Government may abolish ihe $5,000 salary that goes with the Op- position leader's position, so that nobody's feelings may be hurt. As the act stands, it is up to Mr. Nelson! Parliament,' the ' new speaker, to name the official leader of the Op-! position. The act says the speaker. must designate the leader of the forces opposed to the Government, and until he does the $5,000 cannot be paid. \ There is some talk' at Queen's Park of asking the chiet justice of Ontario for an opinion on the mat- * ter. Bome of those concerned in the appointment say that it is a matter of law and that the speaker is not called, upon to decide the question. Meanwhile, however, Hon. G. How= ard Ferguson is not worrying about {who gets the $5,000, and says that Mr. Dewant is perfectly welcome to the leadership of the Opposition so far as he is concerned. s *| The Various Provinces Likely To Es- tablish Twenty-five Scholarships For Graduates of Canadian Uni. Ce THE LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD Desptees at Cone From ear ad of Switzerland Refuses, (Canadian 'Press Despatoh.) Zurich, Feb. 9.--Swiss newspapers ~~ Dublish what apparently is an official . Or semi-official note saying the Gov- ernment would refuse to have Ger- mans accused of war crimes by the Alllesstried in Switzerland in the event of this being proposed by Ger- many. The view is held that Ger- nany may suggest this in reply to the Entente note.' . BTOOKR MARKETS, Quotations Furnishd by Bongard, Ryerson & Co., 287 Bagot Street, New York Stocks. \ Opening, Closing. Atchison .., ..... 80 B. & The Whig's Daily Condensation of the News of the World From Teles graphic Service and Newspaper Clippings. Hon. Duncan Marshall at Hamilton urged farmers to take more pride in their occupation. David Kyle, M.C., vice-president of the Algoma Steel Corporation, died at Sault Ste. Marie. General Yudenitch hag heen allow- ed to eave Hsthonia with several of his str (f officers. Ingersoll public institutions and places of amusement have been closed to prevent spread of the flu. Northern Korea has been evacuat- ed by Japanese, it is claimed in a wireless despatch from Moscow. + Hon. Manning Doherty says he will introduce a bil] m king the sale of The resignation of Hon. I. B. Lucas from the Hydro-Hlectric Commission is expected as soon as Sir Adam Beck returns, Large arrivals of Canadian bonds from Europe are sending prices down and making tempting offers for the home market. The Independent Labor party de- cided to hold their annual meeting at London, Good Friday and the follow- ing Saturday. : British pound sterling went to $3.36% in New York, Monday. The discount rate on Canadian money was quoted at 14% to 15 per cent. President Flynn at . Massey Hall sald it may be necessary for 50,000 veterans to march to Ottawa to en- force their gratuity demand. Secretary of the Interior Lane for: warded kis resignation to President Wilson, and it hasbeen accepted, it Was announced at Mr, Lane's office Saturday, ; Bolshevik uprisings against the Japanese on the Island of Sakhalin are reported. Important Japanese AT COMMEROE BOARD TRIAL From left to right the upper figures are: T. A, Beamoni, Ottawa, counsel for the Retail Merchants' Association; Mr. Justice Odington, and, below: Chief Justice 8ir Loulg Davies, figures in the action of the Beard of Commerce to have the Supreme Court determine its status. - ' FOR vw WITH RUSSIA w-- Joffe Says Britaihs 1s Now Negotiat~ Stockholm, Fob, 9.--Peace negoti: | Soviet Ri k now. 8, according to a statement which the |. Svenska Dagpladet attributes to wt The Blizzard Has Blown Out to Adolph Joffe, before his departure from Dorpat, where he headed the Sea--Traction Lines Are Tied Up. Bolshevik peace delegation. M, Joffe, the newspaper adds, said Russia desired peace witd all nations, New York, Feb. 9.--The blizzard which in two y8 turned much of the eastern part of the country into and merely stipulated a main con- dition no Interference in her inter- a great, white desert, Saturday hall blown itself out to sea. nal affairs, BOMBARD THE REDS, Isolated communities, many of which were thrown into the primi- British and Russian Cruisers Firing | 1 0 through ifuterruption of traffic, on Cdessa. began literally digging themselves (Canadian Press Desoatch) back into civilization. London, Feb. 9.--Bolshevik forces Stowbound unicipal traction SR ndutay evaumted Lavia, a lines started to function once more. Lettish « legation 'here. : Enormous | NeW York City, probably the hard- booty was taken by Russian Soviet | ©8t hit of any of the centres of po~ troops when they occupied Odessa, pulation, was still without surface according to a wireless message from | Street car service and there was a Moscow received here. British and | 8e0eral embargo on all but essential Russian cruisers are reported to be | traffic. bombarding the Reds from the har- bor. - tee wag "Reading ... .,. Southern Pac. .,.. Bo. Railway .., .. 21 Union Pacific ,,, .. 118% Marine, ... L.. .... 32 asin. pid... .. 1. 'Moto 286 Studd 93 Ame Lor. .., 92 Am. Smelters .,. .. ldwin Loco. ,,. , 111 Ansconda ... ... 61% Bethlehem, Steel "B" 90% Int. Nickel ... ... 21% Inspiration Copper . 52% Rep. Steel .. ,... 108 U.S. Steel ,., ..., 100% Midvale 46% 63 % 8ir Glenholme Falconbridge, chief justice, died of pneumonia on Sun- day morning in Toronto. Herr Noske, German minister of defence, announces that ft will be absolutely impossible to deliver the generals and admirals demanded by | the Entente. Former high war officials of Ger- many are hurrying over the border into Switzerland in great numbers. 8t. Joseph, Near Bayfield, That Has Everything Bu: x Inhabitants. Canadian Stocks, Bragillan ... .... Lan, Cement ... .. Can. Steamship .., Loco demolition of "St. Joseph's," : phantom eity on Lake Huron, near * Bayfield, established twenty yease.gs ago by Narcisse Cantin, a French- Canadian, who secured the of Montreal capitalists, It is claimed that mearly three-quarters of a ml lion dollars of private funds were ernment aided ne ; plan by building a harbor } wharf. The buildings included a i hundred bedroom four-storey Cons. Smelters . : oe -- It is officially announced that Odessa has been occupied by Russian Red forces. The British steamer Bradboyne foundered in mid-ocean. Twenty five were rescued and fifteen not heard from are helteved to have been lost. " Steel of Canada fan NA, Pulp ,.." rss esses moth HA J. the Forward Movement nance committee of the the ingston Methodist district, + en asked by the Whig if any # im Lexington to trouble, prevent any further ---------------- SEIZED WARSHIP AND TRAIN. Soldiers Disguised as Railmen Cap- mining and petroleum plants have been destroyed. The Methodist Forward Movement leaders have decided that the church will make five million dollars the ob- jective of its canvass in Canada in ---------------- Big Fire In Syracuse. Syracuse, N.Y., Feb. 9.--Loss ag- gregating $275,000 was entailed fre a Saturday morning blaze which to- tally "destroyed the Kennedy block ECONOMY 1S URGED If the Exchange Situation Is To Be Righted. (Cansdian 1ress Omwoatoh) London, Feb. 9.--More editorial The British Parliament reassembles on Tuesday. Hockey--8t. Pats, 4; Ottawa, 3; Canadiens, 6; Quebec, 2, with a hundred-foot bar, on what M2 been a country cross roads. pe building wis never occupied, amd in recent years sections of it have . wrecked from year to year to : the unpaid tax bills. In addition thers were a three-storey garage, & ma- chine shop and an electric plant, with valuable machinery, a large administrative building, & block of retail stores, and scores large houses. The streets were in macadom, sidewalks were laid; rangements were made for a heating service, but none came to . tronize the place and the ven ; collapsed. The deserted village hie been a curiosity for Western Ontario' motorists in recent years, but the hotel site will this year be again a' wheat. field. The shortage of bulld- ing materials in London is the cause of the demolition of "St. Joseph's." -------- in. "I8 YOUR NAME 8. the danvassers had y * reports convinced him that ev. # gE was goi slong very # A namper the farmers + are making the canvass re- rted on Monday noon that & ere having very good re- + + + ture the Foodstuffs. Trieste, Feb. 9.---The forces of Gabriele d'Annunszio, Italian insur- gent leader at Flume, have seized the destroyer Carlo Alberto Racchia. The destrover was on the way from Brin- dist to Pola when taken, A train of foodstuffs has been seized at st. British steamer Bradboyne, when she Pietro. del Carso by d'Annunzio vol- | 3 unteers, masquerading as rafiroad bo abandoned off the Newfoundland engineers. ost, - 4 attention is attracted to the exchange situation than to the demand for the extradition of Germans accused of ? war crimes. Several newspapers dis- | titions asking the government to cuss the situation, especially in re. |Erant the $2,000 bonus to returned ference to the cotton suspension of) soldiers are being circulated by a imparts of which is declared in some | committee representing various vet- quarters to be 'an excellent example | eran organizations. The petition to which it may be hoped other traders | be signed by returned men asks that will follow." Elsewhere it is regard- | they be re-established in civil life, ed as a dangerous remedy and fear; is expressed that its cost will even-! place of four millions. Toronto's ob- jective of $800,000 was practically reached Sunday. : The second offieer and five men of the British steamer Dxonian lost their lives while endeavoring to take off the members of the crew of the on west Water street. Petitions for $2,000 Bonus. Winnipeg, Man., Feb. 9.--Two pe- 32 St. Boniface will be the ant city in Manitoba to extend the franchise to women, if a charter amendment sought is allowed. Ten Parls bandits entered a dance hall in Paris and held up the dancers for their valuables. Two of the rob- bers were éaught. ESTABLISHING A CLIC HERE 3 4 3843 == PEP 0402400008 0000 on : Possibility of a Canadian railway strike appearéd Saturday when it was learned that the Canadian gere- ral committee had forwarded a leot- ter to union headquarters in Clevé- land asking sanction of strike action. i Beven members of the Canadian lead | Royal Mounted Police with five dog teams have started from Twelve Mile, Yukon, for Fort MacPherson. ------------------------ The board of commerce has grant- ed the textile manufacturers ten more days, dating from to-day, in which to £i1l in the questionaire sent it by the board. : . Sir George Paish, In his appeal for help for Burope, to the people of Philadelphia, made a charge of ex- travagance im Mving against Ameri- cans Ottawa, Feb. 0.--A new wage agreement, affecting some 1,600 em- throughout Canada, was sign- ed by the Canadian Express Company ] ting a general increase of from ten twenty per cent. in wages, "which in some cases amounts to an addition of forty to tifty dolises per month. ! ' again vehemently preached, journals! reiterating the assertion that public | and private expenditures continue! on scale, that if continued, must to financial disaster. 4 To Have New Motor Boat. LB Frye Company, boat builders, Clayton, N.Y,,, have begun work on & new motor boat for George C. Bherman, president of T Paper 3 ' P A HB foree of six men are how at work on | } Lie D1 boat it will ar 1. hs to bulle . @ tion La p ot a y 3 : : is to conduct a medical clinie which 1his suction. of R1 | wil supply a stan systemic possessing considerable s | | | cxaminstion for the benent of tne _ Ommpbellford Teachers, BB : students 8 of Suocns. : . 0 request of the twelve assistant Will be : of of t public | § : for an increase of $200, was by the Board of Education, FREE on the out {to-day to hunt down the 1,000,000 members of the Smith family in United States, As each Bmith le