The Quebec chronicle, 17 mars 1921, jeudi 17 mars 1921

[" 0 US \u2014 -\u2014 | = vo ee .discussion but on this point the Bri- Weather Forecast: Fair Emme EE CEE ESTABLISHED 1764.\u2019 SPEC Gingerola, will make one gallon Gi - Meadow Sweet Ple Fillers, regular \\ » Mason's Worcester Bauce, regular Maroma, concentrated salad dressi Quaker One Minute Oats, tor.Oriole Rice, in § Ib, bags, for.PSE Fancy LRU RENTE de dt Karo, highest grade corn syrup, regular 25e for.Jamas, in 4 Ib.tins, broken assortment, for.** Bickle Relish, regular 48¢c for.Quaker Pancake Flour, regular 38¢ for, Cnt IALS nger Wine, regular 50¢ for 90.18 ABC P0OF.2200000sacunauce Bbc for.2000.ng, regular Soe for PET \u2018Phones 1247-1248.A.GRENIER 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.HARDING'S HINT | 1S WELCOMED \u20ac Great Britain And United: States Could Control The| Seas : i | London, March 16\u2014Baron Lee, of Fareham.First Lord of the aa! miralty, diecussing neval matter at a nieeting of naval architects here\u2019 today referred to the question oti disermament.He said the only question was who woud initiate the | tish Government would not mand| on ceremony.The Government, he| declared, welcomed the hint thrown! out by President Harding of the United Stites in his inaugural dress and that it would meet with] cordial and helpful resporse, here | \u201c1 can only my\u201d, Faron Lee, added, \u201cthat if an invitation comes! from Washington | um prepared to put salde ail other busines in order EXPLANATION OF AMENDMENTS Proposed In Returned Soldiers\u2019 Insurance Act Made In House Ot'awa, Ont, March 16\u2014(Can.Prese)\u2014In explanation of proposed amendments to the Returned Sol.Aiers\u2019 Insurance Act.which were brought before the Special Committee cf the House this morning, it Is ouinted out that under section 10 of the Act, which it is proposed to Antend.provision was made for the deduction of pensions which might subsequently become payable under the pension Act to beneficiaries hut deductions in the cas of beneficia- than the Canadian Act.The amendment by the Insurance Act officials Almply brings beneficiaries under the pensions laws of any of the those under the Canadian Actthe case of à wife who is a benefi.to take part in a business than; which there can be nothing more Clary under the Act.and the pension pressing in the affairs of (his 12 PAvable to some person = other: word.\" ithan the wife, however, it is pro- Raron Ise said he had agreed V1 that deductions from the in.wifi Mr.Denby, the United Staten suranca shall not he made, The nwroposed amendment from the G.W.V.A.provides that no deduction hall! he made In respect of persona Secretary of the Navy, \u201cthat Grest Britain and the United States could \" control the ucas\u201d.that may become pavable.These \u201cPut\u201d, ha added, \u201cthe question is, whether we have the right of the | *H! be taken up again when the direction with reward to our navies O07 Mites bien at 11 o'cloek to- when consulting each other.In that | meer morning.reepot I think this Government has messe a clear record.In the present esti: | WOMAN DEFEATED maten we have set an example ot ATTORNEY-GENERAL reduction and taken risks and are! > \u2014 prepared to Ro \u2018 far Perth, Australia, March 16\u2014Mrs ina mutual Cowan a candidate in the State agresment.! olections, has defeated the Attorney- | \u201cIt is not enough to talk about\u2019 General for his seat in Parliament.\u2018land being thicker than water.gre ja the first woman to be elected What we want in the plain horse membership \u2014nsæe characteristice of both coun-! Parllament, tries.From my long knowledge ot! the United States I have a profound; helief in the business of talking and appéaling to the square deal.1! hold strongly that we are not en- ed in & game of bluff, but that Page Unewe ought to lay all our cards on/Resources of Germany Amasingthe table,\u201d | Trade Relations Resumed.: \u2014_\u2014 Harding's Hint Is Welcomed.Explanation Of Amendments.DeValera Gives Interview.WOULD AMEND Nill Passed By Large Majority.; Page Two.RAILWAY ACT Ancient Walls Of This City.{ Formal Murder Charge Is Made.| Page Three.\\ 'T'oard Of Trade Electlon.! Pastor Receives Presentation.To Allow Privy Council To Amendments To The Lands law, Telephone Visit Greatly Enjoyed.Refer Railway Commission Yo Work on Hudson Bay.Decisions Back \u2018 in the Australian News Index.Successful Church Boclal.Long IJebate On Assistance Bill, Police Called Out In Chicago.| Page Fonr, Ig Ottawa, Ont.March 16\u2014(Can : Editorial.Prees)\u2014An act to amend the Hall! Page Fiveway Act of Canada, which hax for: Irish Grateful To Mayor Samson.115 object the allowing of the Privy Amendnients To Automobile law, Counetl tn refer decisions of the Evidence In Rteamshin Case, Railway Commission hack to that Page Six, body: also the placing nf the onus Good Kcores In Rifle Shootto prove that discrimination In the1 pufresne Is (ranted Cardmatter of raflway rates doen not Shamrocks Junior Championsexint upon railway companies rather: jo A.Lead Military Leaguethan upon persons charming such Defenders Hold Toswells Shielddiscrimination, Ia being hrought be- Results Of Tournamentstore the Commons by TI.IH.Stevens, porting Notes.of Vancouver, .Baseball.As the Act now stands !t empow., Page Kev ers the Privy Council tn vary or res.ne ven \u201cind decirons of the FMoard.but not, Quebec Tloard of Trade.\u201c to refer hack.There Is.according\u2019 Page Fight to Mr.Stevens, a reference back from the Privy Council to he dealt with when the Board meets in the.Wes.next month, Shou this be against the rnilwaye, ft is fe't that they might take advantage of the warding of the Act and go ta the Tage Ton.Supreme Court for Ification of.At The Thentresany new judgment the Board night\u2019 ®ocinl and Personal.Meeting of the City Council.Vedic Will Be On Quebec Run, \u201cPare Nine.Commercial and Financial.Uig Shipment Of Guid Made, make.The nurppnsed amendment Meetings Todaybrin the reference back within Women's Workthe taw.\u2018 Teminiscenses of the Past.tes + St.Patrick's Day GREETINGS TO OUR IRIN CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS, We have ui full stock and large variety of all fancy Fish and the regular kinds, ORDER TODAY +OR TOMORROW o'clock 9 o'clock night.QUEBE GIFS ERVICE tonight.Tel.4637 MONTCALM MARKET QUEBEC LOOK FOR THE \u201cRED FISH SIGN\u201d } Open tu Open till | | | | | ;n6 provision was made for sbmilar; a ries receiving pensions under other; i | | ! BILL PASSED BY LARGE MAJORITY German Reparations Bill Put Through Committee Stage, Of Commons i London, March 17\u2014The German Reparations bill, providing that the levy of 56 per cent on German goods shall not be effective until March 31, passed the Committee stage In the House of Common: early this morning by a large ma jority without vital change.Discussing the bill in committee.the Liberals tried te (Induce the Government not to apply the leyy against Germany unigss other signatories of the Versailles treaty adopted similar legislation.J.Austen Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, on behall of the Government, declined to agres with this.He declared that it was desirable for (reat Britain to tuke action, even if she stood alone.The Government had communt- cuted the matter to the various Alled Powers, ingluding the United States, said Mr.Chamberlain, anc no protests had been received in any form.Mr.Chamberlain declared himself ungble to give any assurance tha! the Powers would take similar action.WON'T ALLOW MEN TO PARADE IN UNIFORM Action Of Army And Navy Officers Upheld By U.S.Officials BoPaton, Mass, March 16.\u20148ecre- Allled tary of the Navy Denby and Secretary ! Powers under the same ruling as; of War, Weeks, to-day susta ned the [nl action of army and navy officers QUEBEC, THURS RESOURCES OF CEAMANY ARE ASTONISHING So Dec'ares Premier \u2018Briand\u2019 In French Chamber Of Deputies BACKED AGAINST WALL Military Penalties Have To Be Effective Although fnex- pensive | Paris, March 16\u2014Premier Briand, replying to interpellalions in the Chamber of Deputies, regarding the London Reparauons Contere: today said that if the Alltes ln firm and united, the Germant will discover that they (the Germans) have astonishing resources.Germany had been vanquished.be do- clared, but, unfortunately, psycholo- ically this was Insufficiently apparent to the German people.M.Briand told the Chamber he went to the London Conference hound to maintain the reparations figures arrived at in Paris, but ready to make concessions regarding (hc methods of payment.\u201cI frankly todd our jllies there was à wall against which we were hacked\u201d, he deciared.The military penalties, the Premier said, had to be effective although inexpensive.Regarding security, he asserted: \u201cIT might say the Allled s are trained on Essen and we co the movement of the greatest part of the Ruhr coal\u201d.Premier Briand continued: \u201cToday it ix à begging | Germanydisputing font by foot, and trying heew In refusing to allow members of | (0 arbuse the neutral] countries dy the regular forces or reserves to! ch in uniform to-morrow in the Esecuation Day Parade.The re.fu al was based upon the fact thati societies active n movements to ob.tan recognition for the Irish :epuh- lic and freedom for India were als ta be in the parade.- Replving to a protest by Dr.Wm.H.Griffin, marshal of the parad» and himself & naval reserve lleuten- ant, Secretary Denhy wired that he did not deem {it advisable to interfer: with the ruling of the commanding officers of the diatret A emilar telegramn was sent by Secretary Weeksm \u2018ONTARIO MANUFACTURERS ENTERTAINED TO LUNCH Touring Members Got Great Reception From Hamilton Manufacturers Hamilton, Ont, March 16\u2014Tour- ing members of the Ontario division of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, were entertained at luncheon at the Royal Connaught Hote) here today by Ineal manufacturers.President J.F.McKinnon, of CM.Ain an address, suggested that the farmers should he freed from the income tax, and-said he thought this would have the effect of drawing tire farmers and manufaciurers clo.Aer than they were at present.Presidont McKinnon urged a \u201c\"made-in.Canada\u201d campaign.The Weather.Toranta, Ont.Maroh 16\u2014The disturbance which was over the lake region mst night has moved eastward to the Maritime Provinces.accompanied by snow and ain.The wea.thr has heen milder today in Alberta and Saskatchewan.Temperatures, Min.Max Dawson PI see.®22 2 Trince Rupert cea.32 324 Vi-iorie Ces weve 42 64 Kamloops \u2026.30 58 Ca'zary vases + 50 BAmonten a 44 Fatlleford .,.\u201c8 18 Privee Albert .,.,, *10 20 Medicine Hat .,.,.18 52 Moose Jaw .2 47 Saskatoon .8 24 Re zing creas \"4 43 Port Arthur .\u2026.10 30 White River .16 23 Pasry Bound .26 34 Toronto.34 44 Kingston PUN HM Mtawa 26 42 Montreal 2x 40 Quehee 20 20 Kt.John 24 38 Halifax 0 40 (*) below zero., l'orenstas Tower Lakes and Georgian Bay: ~=Modsate winds; mostly fair and mid.7 Ottawa Vailey, ('pper and Lower St.Lawrence: -Weaterly winds: fair, not much change in temperature.Guit and North Shore: \u2014Loca) wowla'ls at first then clearing with weeierly winds, Maitime:\u2014Westerly winds, fair, se much change In temperature, éuperior:-Bome light local snow, but mostly fair, not much change In temperature Manitahä:-\u2014ncal snow but mostly fatr and milder.Saskatchewan nnd Alberta: Mostiy fair.mot much change flurries, temperature.> bought newspapers.But the day we; DAY, MARCH 17, 1921.DE VALERA IVES FIRST INTERVIEW SINGE RETURN Extraordinary Precautions Taken To Guard \u201cPresident\u201d From Betrayal ATTACKED GOVERNMENT Accuses British Of \u201cLaoking Principle And Statesmanship\u201d Pubfin, March 16\u2014Eammon De Valera, \u201cPresident of the Irish Re- Public, gave an ASsociated Prem correspondent today the first newspaper interview he has accorded \u201cince returned to Ireland from the United States.Extarordinary precautions were ohserved to prevent betrayal of De Valera, the corre- mondent being guided tu him by a member of the Irish Volunteers and kept under surveillance for an hour after leating the Sinn Fein leader.Among other things De Valera accused the British Government of \u201clacking principle and stateeman- ip.\u201cEngland\u201d, he said.\u2018In trying to win by playing on human weaknes- wes.As a matter of fact, she Is playing on the strongest quality of ths Trish people\u2014their spiritual quality.The young men of Ireland are saying the themselves: \u2018At best.the span of life la only seventy years.We must al dir, go why not now in circumstances like these?The correspandent was placed in the aideear of a motorcycle and made to Wear goggles, which effect- aaly blinded him.He was not allowed to note the Intricate route taken hy the motorcyele through Dublin.On leaving the private house In which \"tet ourselves he perrusded and seem; he talked with De Valera.the cor- :o abandon our efforts.then that] respondent wae twice held up and The Quebec Chronicle.TEI TRADE RELATIONS RESUMED AGAIN Representatives Of \u2018The Two Countries Yesterday \" GLEARANCE OF MINES From The Baltic And Ap- * proaches To Russia Provided For | London, March 16\u2014Tho trade agreement under which commercial\u2019 relations will he resumed LY Great Britain.and Russia was signed here \u2018this morning by representatives of the Govurnments of the two count- ried.i The agreement is essentially the\u2019 same as the draft taken to timer by Leonid Krassin, Soviet Minister of Trade and Commerce, in January the most Important terms of which follow: Each party agrees to refrain from hostile action or propaganda nut- side its borders against the others Institution.The Soviet Government particularly agrees to refrain from J \u2018any encouragement of Asistic peo.plea to action againat British inter.estw, especialy in Asia-Minor, Ier-'} laia.Afghanistan snd India.! British subject.,1 Russia and «Russians in (rea.Britain will be.;permiteed to return to thelr humes if they no desire.t Each agrees not to impose ans j form of blodkade against the other.or any @&lecrimination against trade net imposed on other foreign coun.\u2019 {irlea Ships in each others harbors shalt ! received the treatment usuaUv ac- jrorded foreign merchant commercial nations.+ Clearance of Mines Agreement Signed Between; ships by i + - Temperatures: Min.20; ex.30 SPRING SUITS That are Delightfully Different.Different in style and more channiug tLan ever are the suits we are showing this season \u2014 but it will wot be necessary for us to describe them, you probably saw many of them at our recent Fashion Review.\u2018 Youthfut box models, straight line .types, blous: effects un! poplu-sed suits, braid trimmed and embro!dered To Wear With Your New Suit You will seed an attractive base.Georgeite Is the accspred thing fo: Spring wear, You can have them in the trim tullored styles or in the vor) et- ahcrate modele AU the newest.| Only ten days in which to select your Costume ! for Easter.Folk, Ren, Limited : wélo Exclusive | Mesh Bags Smart.modish gold plated Bags oi soit mesh, with plain or engraved thin model frames.They are light and convenicni.aud can be carried with any costume.Our assortment includes also the Piccadilly Bag with vanity box containing powder puff and mirror cleverly concealed in the day one will see another Germanyone all ready to attempnt in the economic domain the imperialistie con- questa she failed to achieve fn the military domain.* Ability To Pay Speakine of Germany's ahjiity to fax NM.Rrisnd declared: * \u201cGermany has no foreign debt.Her taxes are lighter than ous ~-3 her economic situation is better.The German budget has heen erected with apparent dissimulation.Germany salt at Spa that she could not dellver £06,000 tons of coal.hut menaced with a penalty, she delivered nearly 2,000,000, \u201cAt T.ondon, Germany declared whe could not excesd the payment of ia billion marks yearly.In five days, | menaced by an ultimatum, the Germans discovered resnurces and agreed to pay during five years th\u201d most difficult time the figures of the Paris agreement.We have à right to be suapicious and say there are resources in Germany.\u201cGermany's position is that of a debtor and not of a merchant who rays nut of his profits, ffhe nwes her debt mut of*her entire assets.We have a right tn tell her great lords let industry and finance: \u2018Tt is aut of rvour asseta that vou ard liahle for \u201cpayment of vour debt.You have ; mines.forests and raliways.You have factarien #0 prosperous that their scandalous profits no longer are produced.Vou should mobbixe them for payment of your debt\u201d Billion By March 23 The Allied reparations Commission In itr nete tn Germany de- mandine fulffilment of Article 225 nt the Peace Treaty, notifled the Terman Qavernment lt must pav one Million gold marks hefore March 23, it was Arnounced today.The mansy mual be deposited in the Pank of France, Pank af Fneland, nr the Federal Reserve Fank in the United Rates, Cermany was told, It muet camplete the payment af twenty bflilon end marks by May 1st.The commission gave Germany unt! April 1st to submit à propneal to pay the halanre of the 20,000.- cN4.000 marks otherwise than in ath, Germany may, submit a nian for A farsign Inna 1y April The nrocérds of this shall be pavahle to the commission, The commission announced.that Germany had virtually refused\u2019 to pay the balance asxerting the 20,000,000,000 marks had heen fully patd.The commission, In makine ite annnunecrment, recited the history ot the necntlatinne for falfi'ment by Aerrinny of Article 285.Tt said the Commission reminded Germanv of her obligations non March 4.1920.and that on June 18, \u201cthe Comminston insisted gn knowing what i.auld assets the German ffovernment could offer in payment of the twenuy | tillion gold marks\u201d Germany.repivine under date ot Tuna 23, announced ahs would forward later a demand that all dell.vertes nf gnode made by her be vre- Aled amainet the tweniv biHlana.This communication was received January 20, 1921, and the Commis rion repfied tn lt an February 26 notiféing Germany that the credits against the acenunt could hardiv reach eight bition marke hy May 1.Furthermore the Comatlacion asked \u2018Germany (eo autcest hnw nhe axpects rd ta pav the balance of twelve bll- lon mnris due.Oermany in a letter of March 14.the announcement sated, virtually refused (his demand, As~laring she ennaîdered the: \u201chad fulfitted her obligations under Artic'e 238.\" (Continued on Page Four) examined, once by members of the: \u201cIrish Republican Army\u201d and once\u2019 by the Crown forces.The agreement provides for the lH clesrance of mines from the Baltic\u2019 frame.In the guise of à St, Patrick's Day message to the penple of the United Rtates, De Valera gave the cnrres- pondent his version of the situation in Ireland and his already well mewn views on Ureat Britain.He added: \u201cFor the past four or five years we have heen appealing to and conscientious!y trying to\u2019 mobilize the moral forces of the world, going to remain the philosophy of fnac d.Our experience has heen are precisely those who show the least iniyation to give up practical aid by their actions.\u201d De Valera declared that there was no truth in the rumors of nverturee for @ truce or pence, Or that the Dail Eireann had down new conditions.fer of full fiscal autonomy would induce ncceptance of the partition act.the 8inn Fein leader aald-that the act was made by a \u2018foreign hostile assembly\u201d and therefore \u201cthe Irish penple as a whole\u2019 would never accept lt, White no definite agreement had vet been reached hetween the Binn Fein and the adherents of the Irish Party in Ulster with respect to the élections under the Partition Act, such an agreement Would not be dif- fleuit, De Vatere declared, when the time for action arrived.It was a mistake, he maid, to suppose that nnly nationalists and republicans opposed partition, and this would be proved when the elections came, he maintéimed.\u2018Industrial Ulster\u201d, he maid, \"is not so blind to lte own Interests as to court being severed from its great the reet of Ireland.Relfasg goods, which in now, is hut the apening riage of what would become the camplete ind absolute exclusion of Relfam znnds if the Fartition Ac is put into operatin é free.\u201d TAKE EVIDENCE ON FINANCIAL ASPECT Grand Trunk Arbitration Bd.Constitute Main Bulk Of Evidence \u2014 Montreal, Press) -\u2014After nearly seven weeks ol continuous aeesione the Orand Trunk \\risitration Board sitting here to dee termine the phyviral value of pro.nerties of the railway prior to ta acquisition by the Dominion Govsrnnrent this Afternoon :he main bulk of evidence rewarding nhyelca) properties and general va- wes of the nvaiem and commenced \u2018ace evidence on the financial a nect of the case.A.W.Atwaiee, KC., cnnneet for he \u2018rand uTenk.is handiine this Geoffrey Guthrie R-ehnthmm, of the furonean and American accountng housa of Price, Waterhouse and Company, Mr.Reehotham gave a good deal nf evidence in Aetail regarding subsidiary companies con.rected with the Grand Trunk.Me had not long heen called to the mand, however, before the tearing was adjourned until te morrow, - \u2018Am 1! my brother's keeprs?' is, 1 fear, long tal facilities, including parcel posts that those loudest in the appeal that, {we should trust moral forres alone: Questioned as to whether the ot! market In the agricultural areas of.The hoventt of March 16-\u2014(Canadiar © conutituted | ond nf the Inaniry and today called | and the approaches to Tussia and: the exchange of information regard.\u2019 ing mines.! It provides far the admission te both countries of persona appointed jte carry out the agreement, with the right to restrict them to specified jarens and the exclusion of any who are persona non grata and alec v tree communication and exemption , from taxation.: A renewal of telegraphic and pos.will be arranged.| \u2018 Scizure of Gold With =egard to the seizure of Russian gold, exported from Russia ae Payment for imports, the British Government does not concede the Soviet claim that such gold should he regarded as immune from seigure to pay British claims.The agreement leaves this as & matter to be \u2018settled by ordinary court procedure.(In the agreement the Soviet Government is termed the \u201cgovernment .of the Russian Socialist Federal] :Boviet Republic.\u201d ; * The Government agrees that net.; »ther shall he prevented from regu\u2019 lating trade in arms and ammuni.| ition under the genera! provisions of, law.! In leu of the usual! consular ar ~angements the agreement provides for the appointment of official lngents to reside and exercise their \u2018miseinns in the territories of the: other, Immunity From Arrest | These agents are to enjoy immu-| Inity from arrest and freedom of communication including | courier| \u2018service within the government and; are to have access tn the authorities of the country fn which they are re siding.Their telegrams and radios crams are to have the same priority an is given official despatches of other official government represen- ative.The fMnviet Government is \u2018accorded the right to terminate the \u2018agreement forthwith if, \u201cas a re.jauit of any action in British courts; {Aenting vith the attachment nr ar.{rest of gol, funds, securities, pro- nerty or commodities not heing! identifiable an the exclusive proper.\u2019 ty of a British subject consigned to.ithe United Kingdom by the Soviet\u2019 (Government, Judgment is delivered: {under which such goM.etc.is held\u2019 to he validly attached nn account ot: obligations Incurred by the Soviet\u2019 Government or Any provisional gov.| ernment hefore the date of signing.A declamtlon of recognition of aims, signed by Bir Robert 8.Horne, Preciiient of the Britigh) Hoard nf Trade, and Teonid Kras-; sin, and appended to the agreement: contains à Soviet declardtion of ita! (recognition in principle of laMlity to payfenmnensation tn private pas) trans who have sunptied proda or Lælven servicer to Russia for which \u2018thev have not been rewarded.The declaration conc'udes that it) fim undersiond this does not imply! \u2018he claim referred to wifi have pre-| ferential treatment in 8 general, nence trenty which is to he negntia tr, ae compared with other classes, of claims, which it deals with, | Imprneticahio : Paris, March 16\u2014-The Anglo-Rus- sian trmde aureement niened in London 19 r-zard>d in french official cirelen As impracticable, hut a sort of future Instrument which will partly pacate the British = radica) element nad paniy enah'e Greal Briain to have ths first opportunity tor trade when Russia becomes mabllised.No such megouations with the 16 Fabrique St.ST.SHAMROCK Enamel Pins with sterling silver Enamel Btick Pin LZnamel Cuff Links.sterling silver shamrocks Emerald Green Hat Pins, a pair Prices range from $32.00 G.SEIFERT & SONS, PATRICK'S DAY Pretty Souvenirs of 17th March, 192%, sterling silver mounting.Foltd Silver Bracelets with enameled shamrock.Photo Lockets in sterling silver and gold filled with Shamrock Brooches in solid gold, mounted with genuine pearls .reeves G.SEIFERT & SONS, Opposite City Hall JEWELRY, mounting.80.60 to $ 1.23 cen 65 tv 70 mounting.& pair.1,50 70 PE sees 83 te 1.80 Parce nantes At assc00cseuo-.0.270 Lo 18.50 finuse n specialize.CHARLES Nowadays when the tendency is to place on the market many varieties of merchandise of unknown quality and doubtful value, at so-called reductions, it is well to remember the standard of dependable English merchandise in which we exclusively QUEBEC'S Euglish Goods Shop f Malues RONDEAU Russians are contemplated by France the Government being opposed to any such arrangement until Russia's axl dette are recognized and prope ganda eliminated.The French, it was sald today, er« not disturbed over the situation, considering that the agreement is unworkable in view of the present revolts and aleo Russia's lack of goods, the stocks of which are Sad 10 be steadily diminishing.2e 28 0e 96 26 90 18 0006 0K NNN \u201c \u201c DOMINION INCOME TAX RETURN DATES \u2014\u2014 Ottawa, March 16-(Can.Press) \u2014 Dominion Income tax reporte of salaries, wages and dividends paid by individuals or corporations must be in by March 31.Returns of the individuals income and corporations must be submitted by April 30.18 96 08 06 26 06 96 96 3 96 6 96 96% 96 FLEET OF LATEST TYPE ASKED FOR {Jellicoe Requested First Class | Far Eastern Fighting Force In Report London.* March 16-\u2014Mr, rioyé ?George confirmed in the House of Commons today, ia response ® 6 question.thut Admiral Viscount Jellicoe, now Governor of New Zealand In hie report after his visit to Ayatralia, asked for a Far Kastern ficet of the latest type.This, | Admiré! Jaliicoe advised, should coneist #8 eight batileships, cight battle-c serd, ten light crulners, forty destede o y re and thirty six submarines, le be provided by 1924.fhe Prime Minister added that the Dominions were deferring ett conridered views on (he subject th the whole question of the .policy of the Empire comes wp I June at the Impecial Confere > \u2014\u2014\u2014 = ETH .me.+ va e Ments of Canals glors disappear ENT WALES \u2014\u2014\u2014 Motion By Maj.Power Caused Brief Debate In Commens Yesterday \u2018Ottawa, Ont.March 16\u2014(By Gan.Press)\u2014The House of Comns today took up a motiea of ajor C.G.Power, Quebec-South, which asks that the up-keep and contrel of the ancient walls and fortifications of Quebec be nuw vepted in the National Battlefields.Cemmission, Major Power seid he Proposed a similar resolution laut nvesion and the Minister of Militia, then promised tu louk inlo the mat-i ter, \u2018The wails und fortifications of Quebec were rapidly cruntbling away.and a considerable amount ot money would be required to put them in repar.It was generally admitted tha: the fortifications would \u201clot be of any use as pro- frotion In thesr dave of high power ærtijery but thelr Nhistorie #suec ua\" tons must le preserved.Tt would be a great pity tu see theèse monu- Me -Hled that his resolution had the support of newspapers of both «des of pulstivs und that !t was not a matter which ha] Deer discussed with any political has He ask.\u2019 ef the Minister of Mbit to act or the matt.r without delay.Hon, Mr Guinrie, Minister of Alita, said that he had locke! car the Quebec furtuiestions since\u2018 1sx geri and he had alse insirue:- wed engineers of thé department de Hkewise, These ongineers h.=ubmattéd a repert Le the #ffest hat here would be no objections Le Mandinz over certain portion of the \u2018ortifirations to the Nationa! Rattle.\u2019 Heide Compnisston but that othe partes must be retoned by the bilan Department.It would cos.a conaiderable sum «f money to re.bulld he walls but they might he repaired.Fnz:ineses of the Depart ment, the méneter explained hav ver theprfarve, stretad ta pre.pure an estimate af the annuai ex 0 wenditure which will be myvolved ir fire up-keep of the wal's ids wn consequestis supplement in.am \u201ces ark esd br done * Moxhurs, former Mina with Mate : \"perd COMA.MURDER CHARGE 1S MAE Against Virgil Decker In Death Of Leroy Lovett By Prosecution Wars Ind ata, March le Far Taal Le zen of Murs coal Poo vers nt at jor ar charge of the nf the «death Elkhort, Ind whose hody identified ar ina: of Teeker, found Sunday on a roilread here Trees c'e Levey: a af lier, tees wan ner haif-hrother Arciise zet aa greested ne ti eee L orcer, Mrs.Ladu Deccer, \u201cse pouls, who was + ; by Coroner H.BR.Aspinall as à ed.terial witness, has heen released Ad wae sald to have zene to Yn some «of à son near Atwond The \u2018'aforer s verdict was \u2018hat [cer \u201cui been murdered by ut anowt pares.Named Another Ma: om 11 Maren 1&\u2014\\ro Trecker, Reid here In conncctin with the Worsaw rod med anothe non che proton raw: DER tn how.Author! eu Canty.\u201cver, was rt ° tiem are war.+7 \"ame yt Marion, Wa.saw.Atwood.har and Bourban.Virgll Docker was are ited fives lt last night Up to thie lime he was apprehended Ria relatives had per.mir A in stating that he was the\u2018 young man murdered desplio pow live ddentiteation of the bady ns \u2018that of Leroy Tawvett, by fovett'n parents, Decker, according Lo Sherif Fowler, told of hiring an 7+\" | nutomoht'e along with Imvett and 4 .+ \u2018brought to à close at 3:00 thid at- ga the third pereon, and of going to Fred Deckers farm neur Atwond.: \u201cThey then went to & fummer cabin on the Tinpecance river, near the farm.he le alleged 10 have naid,! Sheriff Mnon, of Warsaw.is sald to he on his way here to take charge of Virgil Decker.Decker wan aak.ed how he happened to take ou: such a large amount of insurance: \u2014three $K,000 policies and one 36.000 policy with & douhte Indemnity clause In case of accidental death.To thir he replied that he, wished to be well insured, The! policies were made payahle tu Fred | Decker, brother of Virgil EVIDENCE IN NT, PIERRE ! TRIAL I8 FINISHED | $ Edmundson.N.R.March 16\u2014The | yal of Wm.Bt.Plarre charged with | he murder of Minnie Sievens, of \u2018Middleton.N.8.the stiractive Hutie srkgruph operator, employed In this town, Who mêt « death of violertce nn night of October 11, was \u2018ternoon, insofar se 1h: evidence fo! - roncerned.Tomorrow there will be: r \u201cmal Arthur T.leblanc for the de- hue suming up of the evidence by thepAttorney-General for the crown| Hence, after which Judge Chandler, ke the cxs& unter consideration .em charge the jury nd they wii) * T Ae fading of à verdios 4 *.Car 2e 278 - \u201c .+ 1.\u2019 ; .\", \u201c 1 ear provides : Ÿ { « i | COSTUMES COATS DRESSES | HATS | FURS FOOTWEAR COLLARS GLOVES BLOUSES Etc, Etc.OL LG.) 0 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.0 hf RE TA LS ATS (ESN XHIBITION OF SPRING STYLES Thursday, March 17th, and the following days Orchestra on Thursday from 2.80 to 5 P.M.PAQUET LIMITER.- 157-173 St.Joseph Street Retail Division - - - WR THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921.2 ve Rn Ng E7 (©) 3 Tes +5 Gentlemen can also see the latest novelties, which will be of interest te them. UEBEG BOARD OF TRADE i HELD ANNUAL MEETING r \u2018pilmentary epesch AND Mr.J.T.Ross Handed Over Reins Of Government To Mr.J.H.Fortier\u2014Important Resolution Regarding Government Operation Of Railroads Was Moved And Adopted ELECTED OFFIGERS The annual meeting of the Quebec Board of Trade was held yesterday afternoon in the Board Rooms, presided over by Mr.J.T.Roas, president, und attended by some fifty members out of a membership of 825.The meeting was important and Interesting not only by the able and comprehensive address read by the retiring president, Mr.Ross, who gave a lueid account of his stewardship during the past year of his administration, but also from the viewpoint \u2018of some very interesting information gatheted from jrapromptu speeches by His Worship Mayor Samson, the Trade Commissioner Mr.O, H.Cote and others, and an Important motion reapect- ing the Canadian Rallways read to the meeting by Mr.J.H.Fortier, and unanimously adopted.After the delivery of the President's address, the election of officers for the ensulng year Look place with the following result.President-\u2014Mr.J.H.Fortierlat Vice-President\u2014-Mr.A.J.Welchnd Vice-President\u20143r.E.G.Tanguay.Treasurer\u2014Mr.W.J.Banks.(re- .1 | Team Total ., 440° Got ae M.Bell .$ hetween Akron stockholders and the ; sun M.G.D.LB: T.Green .79; leagun regarding the mle of the i Liens, cewillard oo.W.8 Champion 73; franchire should de setlicd by the .D LCBM.Vouds Jules Baicer .\u2026.#9) League r #ergt.Cornell Ne | DRAW MADE Fon \u2014 Ste Gilbert oui, : A M: 2 al IN cr UTR- If] Sporting Notes.DAVIS CUP COMPETITION | Taam Total Lo.oo.New York, March 16-\u2014Canada\u2019s I Garrison Bt.A.tennis étars will meet those of Aus- : Johnny Dundes, the #eoleh Wop, Lait, Webb ll 0 a ee nel} alin in the first Fund, of the coms la-Upl Diavidsnn $i nw on the trail of Rocky Kansas, Petitfon for the Davi Cup.The 1 Se gt.Conlan .76 ble says he :4 will ng to tackle the draw was made todny at the United Ktates Jawn \u2018Tennis Association headquarters here.It resulted ae White fox playera.enmnected with tho 1919 worit'a prrirn ncnndal.The players, forme: ly under gus.Tam Total .1° Speaking of Dundes, there ae ; Royal Rica those who think his thoroughbred follows: d: on British \u2018 Bergt, Gignac 93 TACINE interest are merfrusiy affeot- Fest, A ' Spain ve , Re ts \u2014_ - _ - Major Hall, M sa INE hia ring work.Willie Jackann! In Split a \u2018© au Te papa Pt.F.Fosses x1, *haded hm In ther last start in put ppines: Czecho-Slovakla vs.Pre, Jewvil L.; 2.| Kew York.Jrundee fought a clever .Br glum.; Rich drew byes WV ehave & large nnd varied stock of Loos: leat Levices.( A R FON I AINE IXe.Jteattie .B 62 battle Luz he wa far from the Dun.The four nations which drew bye The satisfaction of seeing the outfit you intend installing ls dee nf old.Many of his a-dent ad.Will meet in the second round ae worth considering.Team Total .£33 | mirers declared he wae poing.while re Denmark: an Hee our line befure buying.it who are acquainted with his * - .fmt Feu 3nd Rest.creat fondnees for (he hormea chara.France in the lower bracket T.J.MOORE & COMPANY, L'm'ted = Rergt.Rancourt .$k ad his unsatisfactory showing 10 his - ree 118.139 MOUNTAIN LE, QUEBEC He Ur tate, u | nagiect of train ng.Dundees now\u2019 CHARLES COMIAKEY ; Manufacturers of Loosa leaf Dovices 1 - M Milodrau : va | has a stable of a half dosen horse , AEVERED RELATIONS - _ .: se 2 CaM.Houlanger 12 ! ll but three of which are mere ta.Chicago.111.March 16 \u2014Charlen Léa The happy.bubbling sizzle of it in the glass, the fine blending of pure ingredients, with |i © >\" a 2 MERE When Dot endnged ih Uh Comiskey.Presid-nt of the Chicago TTT TTT : \u2019 .Tram Total .418) rink.-* Rad y Pips no UME American league Baseball Club, 10: cromse team, received a Wire (nday {nieyed yi sterday raulted us follows: that \u201cjust enough\u201d bite and tang in it \u2014 the taste of this refreshing drink \u2014 that's why Coin G, A.Chauveau bad the very in getting to (he :ace tracke.day revered all relallons with seven rom President Lee Burne, of the| Rocadaie, 19: Hull, 8.Shamrocks, of Mortrenl, accepting ewshury, 6.terme tor A three-game series to be staged in May with the Minto Cup at make.Muddergieid \u201cBAD GIRLY OF BUG, Wn héngton, March 18.-\u2014\u2014The Mee 3 from the Chm, have now 42 tes at the ma\u2018chen.Elo nie an.| form the sudenis have shown in the PTISON mma 2 ene .de WHY NOT TRY SOME TODAY?TO TRY IT IS TO LOVE IT.he Ie ia | ne es Eh er em GOUT vor de ee \u2019 v \u2019 ny AE Thin tether mo | oe ray en Bt vem A ho (he notice wus re Hor London, March 1f-(Canndian [rovernment farm :xperis hive dee Cu meaty ara in rented n° Charles Risberg.Fred MoMullin, J rreed In announcing cepriealn wie erasity ard fntrrens war greeted taking the -ollere team, man for pue o Folnch, Genre Astrciated Prese)\u2014in the third ° ! » wath vert fon able ments by [man % [M an asgregaton which rk ame.and E.V.divsion nf the Associated Football pere elle In Ce ee e the Committers, wha dente pind ly | houtd fus about bring the Aer, Cicotte, | League, Gillingham and Watford Made CEE [AA AIT other | an am parte rat le to Gok ! Ye en droit ILA.focker.\u2014 et TT \"today played a match thal resulted | jad tue\u201d are riagned as \u201cbened.' The mn tine nf th League in now | nm ron fuel = 20 \u2014- | MINTO CUP GAMFR TO in a tie of 1 gual cuch tal ineecte\u201d bat the Gean beetle 1 1 a otf awa: - cng Mont.1.à 0 O8 2182 10 TAKE PLACE IN MAY.[na Scottish Cup re-played game, | from Mex'ca feeds on plant fers lige .e 2C ' VDO 1 Xero Ite finyal [Lifter 2 0 5 3139 \u20ac Vancouver, B.C.March 16\u2014 Partick defeated Motherwell by 2]crsard the government bas 81 ee RC GA.7T 1 0 3385 13 G MH A .2 0 6 2914 4 Harry Pickerint.captain of the [to 1.to fare n cunning lt out of nee \u2014 mtd UE GI 000 VOD 4073370 13/ 51h M.C.0.0 O § 210 0, worlds champloo Vancouver Maj Northern League (Rugby) games \u2018United States ' , > \u2014rememe \u2018 = \u2018 - vr rey wr vor w THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921.Quebec Board of Trade ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT, MR.J.T.ROSS, FOR THE YEAR ENDED, sist DECEMBER, 1920, PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING Quebec, March 17, 1921.Gentlemen, The printed report handed to members contsins a summary-of the work done by the Board and by its Council during the very busy year of 1920, together with copies of some of the most important correspondence.The bank -clearings of the City of Quebec in the year 1920 amounted to $364/200,000.as compared with $291,- 000,000.in the year 1919.The building permits issued by the City show that during the year 1920, new buildings were constructed in Quebec to the value of $2,260,576.Notwithstanding the closing of the Ross Rifle factory, - which has employed as many as 3.000 hands, the population of the city of Quebec has continued to increase and is now said to be about 120,000.The Transcontinental Workshops.\u2018The goud results of the incessant work of the Board of \u2018I'rude in urging upon the management of the Government Railways to operate the new and costly workshops of the \u2018Transcontinentel in Quebec, have now been made fully manifest.These workshops have been.equipped with machinery and are in active operation, employing about 800 men.The thanks of the people of Quebec are due to Mr.D.B.Hanna, President of the Canadian National Railways, for his prompt appreciation, upon his coming into office, of the justice of our claims in this matter and of the advantages to the railway, and also to Mr.W.A.Kingsland, General Manager of the Eastern Division.Our efforts should now be directed to having these workshops completed, according to the agreement made in 1910, between the Government and the City.We understand that the car building shop, brass and iron foundries and round house have still to be erected.When these are built, car building, for which our workmen are s0 well adapted, could be carried on, to provide equipment much needed by the railway, and if so, these workshops would probably employ about 2,000 men, which would be a great boon to the city.The Grain Trade, During the past year, notwithstanding the splendid elevator and dock facilities which we have, and although we are 214 miles closer to the grain fields of the Prairi Provinces than we were before the construction of the \u2018Lranscontinental Railway, no grain has been exported from Quebec.This is easily explained by the fact that the rates of, freight by rail to- Quebec and Montreal have been fixed at such a high figure that it costs four cents per bushel cheaper to send our western grain via Buffalo to New York than to send it all rail to Quebec.In 1916, the sRanagément of the Government Railways, after much consideration, made a freight rate of six cents per bushel for carrying export wheat from Armstrong on the Trascontinental Railway, to Quebec.This had an immediate effect, and quite a number of steamers were loaded here, that year with grain.The special rate was soon cancelled, and this yéat, the rate from Armstrong to Quebec is 25 cents.The result is that, as we had a good crop in 1920, there has been x considerable surplus for export, and it has again taken the Buffalo and New York route, no less than 53 million bushels having already gone that way in the fall of 1920.It cannot be contended that the cost of operating bas increased in four years to such an extent as to justify charging four times the rate of freight that was thought necessary in 1916; because we know from the reports of the Railway Department that the cost of operating railway s only been increased in four years by 57 p.c., and that even this increase has been largely offset by the increased tonnage hauled by freight trains, To what, then, can we attribute this incomprehensible policy, which has had the result of again turning the western export traffic to Buffalo and New York?In the six years, from 1912 to 1918, no less than 518 million bushels of our western grain were exported via Fort William, Buffalo and New York.The transportation cf this grain, largely in American boats from Fort William to Buffalo, and altogether by American railways from Buffalo to New York, must have cost seventy or eighty millions of dollars.If this grain had been carried all rail to Canadian seaports, all that vast sum of money would have been expended in wages and supplies in Canada, instead of in the United States.Moreover, it is the wish of the people of the western provinces that all their grain should be exported via Juebec, as expressed by a letter signed by nearly.all their representatives in Parliament addressed to Sir Robert Borden, in September, 1919, .oe The Quebec Bridge.The new bridge over the St Lawrence, at Quebec, sontinues to prove & most useful work, especially for freight traffic.During the year 1919, no less than 40,458 reight cars crossed the bridge ; we know that there was an ÿnicrease of at least 40% this year, but no records have been tkept by the local railway authorities for 1920.Its use for passengers trains has been limited to trains running be- ween Quebec and Montreal, and Quebec and Edmundston, N.B.\u2014Notwithstanding the urgent request of Quebec people, none of the trains to and from Halifax make use of the bridge, although its construction completes the railway from Halifax to Quebec, which was one of the conditions of the Confedation Act of 1867, and so far, neither the Grand Trunk, Quebec Central, nor Delaware & Hudson trains have been allowed to use the bridge.The railway suthorities seem also to have lost sight of the fact that the use of this bridge would save over 200 miles in the railway journey from Halifax to Winnipeg.Transcontinental Railway.; which it was built, and for the economical handling of .which it gave such ample proofs the first year it was put into operation.Nevertheless, it is doing a wonderful business in handling the traffic of the new settlers now located in the Abitibi district, whose number has increased ~o 15,000, and in taking care of the freight of the great pulp and paper mills located along the line, and of the growing trade in pulp wood and lumber which has sprung up-in that remote country.In these days, when the migration from the farm to the towns is causing so much anxiety on this continent, it is no exaggeration to say that Canada owes a debt of gratitude to the brave pioneers who are hewing out homes for themseles in the Abitibj district and elsewhere along this great railway, increasing our supply of farm products and creating a chain of settlements which will bind Western to Eastern Canada.They are entitled t8 every encouragement that can be given them, but they complain that they are not getting it, because they are charged excessive rates on their freight.This should be remedied.The Abitibi settlers are also asking for two branch lines for the railway, one of which would bring te the Quebec market the product of the most valuable pine forests remaining in Canada, situated near the source ot the River Ottawa, and the other would give access to valuable spruce forests and water powers on the rivers : flowing into James Bay, + | t + The railway owns twelve million feet of deep water frontage on the River St.Lawrence, acquired for its ocean terminals in this city.The proper development of this property is necessary for the fuccessiul operation of this railway, and is called for by the agreement between the Government and the City of Quebec signed in 1919.No work has yet been done.Surely, it would be wiser to complete these terminals and also the terminals and elevators at Halifax and St.John, so as to see what our railways can do towards recovering the trade that has been diverted to United States seaports, before we spend vast sums of public money in making new canals, as to whose utility there is a great diversity of opinion.The Transcontinental Railway is still being operated | with second hand rolling stock, the new engines and cars \u201cbeing sent, apparently, to other divisions of the Government railways.Ship Building.The new shipyards at the Graving Dock, at Levis, are approaching completion, and Mr.Davie launched the second large steel steamship built by him for the Govern- < ment fleet a few months ago.These works give employ- ment to a large number of skilled mechanics and it is important that work should be found to keep them employed.We have therefore asked the Minister of Marine to endeavour, if possible, to build in this yard the large icebreaker for use on the lower St.Lawrence, for the construction of which Parliament voted a large sum of money last session.Trade with United States The trade of our City and District with the United States has assumed very gratifying dimensions.The pulp and paper mills of the Saguenay, the St.Maurice and the Jacques-Cartier, which owe their development to the Quebec merchants who built two local railways into these districts, some years ago, and also to a great extent to the capital and co-operation of enterprising business men from the United States, are doing an immense and daily increasing business, the larger part of which goes to the neighbouring republic.The following figures, furnished us by the courtesy of the United States Consul at Quebec, Mr.Dennison, will show how the trade of our city and district with that country has grown.Exports to United States in 1911.$4,530,329 1912.$6,209,422 1913.$7,471,112 1914.$10,302,932 1915.$11,233,409 1916.$16,264,382 1917.$23,213,846 1918.$29,244,369 1919.$28,660,766 1920.$40,842,124 The Louise Docks.The five new steamship berths at the Louise docks have been in operation during the past year and have been very useful for shipping.They have 35 feet of water at low tide and are faced by commodious, modern freight sheds.During the past year, the conveyor system has been completed, by which all these berths are now connected with the modern, two million bushel concrete grain elevator.on the dock.This elevator has facilities for cleaning grain and works rapidly, so that there is no reason why it should not be operated to its full capacity, and it is much to be regretted that it was practically idle \u2018during the last season.The Harbour Commission and its \u2018Chairman, Sir David Watson, have co-operated with our Board in every way, in endeavouring to have Western grain sent here for shipment.We hope that our joint efforts may bring about better results during the coming season.The Louise Docks have accomodation for 22 ocean steamers, at berths having a depth of water varying from 18 to 35 feet at low tide, and commodious warehouses at all the berths, connected by railway tracks.These splendid facilities, combined with two modern graving docks, at Levis, one of them the largest in world, should make the port of Quebec,\u2014accessible as it is to the largest steamers afloat, and connected on both sides of the harbour and by the bridge with the railway system of the \u2018country,\u2014very attractive for steamship business.The only thing lacking seems to be a large refrigerator, where butter, cheese and other perishable goods could be stored, when awaiting shipment.We have joined the Harbour Commission in urging the Government to allow this to be erected.The usefulness of the Louise Docks, as a port of refuge in the winter season, was again proved last winter, when \u201d \u201d \u201d \u201d \u201d \u201d a fleet of nine United States war vessels, under Com.| mander Menner, U.S.N., wintered there.It may be added that the conduct of the 400 officers and sailors of these vessels, who spent the winter in Quebec, was admirable, and the citizens of Quebec did their best to make their This railway is not yet bringing us the grain trade for l stay enjoyable.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.North Channel.It is very important that the new north channel, which is being dredged to a depth of 35 feet at low tide, between the east end of the Islafd of Orleans and Baie, St.Paul, should be completed without delay.It would add greatly to the safety of vessels trading to the St.Lawrence.I hope that the incoming Council will follow this up.\u2019 Winter Navigation.The Government steamer \u201c Montcalm\u201d has again proved the feasibility of winter navigation, having left Quebec on the 18th December last for Seven Islands, Anticosti and other points, and returned here on the 29th December, without having experienced any difficulty whatever.If the Government will follow the recommendation of the Quebec Board of Trade, and build twe powerful ice breakers, and place shelter piers at Murray Bay and at some point between Rimouski and Gaspé, it will, we feel sure, soon be proyed that for freight purposes, the lower St.Lawrence can be used in the winter in the same way as the Baltic is.Banquet to Mr.D.B.Hanna, On the 21st of April last, the Board of Trade gave a dinner to Mr.D.B.Hanna, the President of the Canadian - National Railways, at the Chateau Frontenac, which was .attended by about 250 business men.The object of the gathering was to point out to Mr.Hanna the necessity of complying with the agreement between the Government and the City as to terminals and other facilities for the Transcontinental Railway now forming part of his railway system, the need for a lower freight rate on grain from the Prairie Provinces, so as to bring it Here for export, and\u2019 the claim of Quebec that some of the Government steamships should berth here, so as to load the pulp, paper, lumber, asbestos, cheese and butter produced in this dis- .trict, which now pays extra freight to Montreal, to be loaded into steamers there, and again brought past our City en route for the ocean.; Mr.Hanna seemed well disposed to meet our views, but no results have followed so far.Imperial Board of Trade Conference.À conference of the representatives of the Boards of \u2018Trade and Chambers of Commerce of the Empire was held at Toronto, on the 18th to 23rd September last, and your Board was represented by three delegates.A great deal of important business was transacted, and the four questions brought before the Convention by your delegates, namely: a free port at Quebec; the necessity of a twenty knot steamship service between Quebec for seven months, and Halifax for five months and the United - Kingdom ; the reduction of marine insurance to and from Canadian ports to the same basis as New York; and the feasibility of winter navigation of the lower St .Lawrence buok of the proceedings of the Convention, which has just in winter, were all unanimously approved.The blue been printed in London; devotes four pages to the resolutions brought forward by our delegites and prints their memorials in full.It is hoped that the meeting may be productive of much good to Canadian trade.Lord Desborough, the President.of the Convention, and the British members sailed from Quebec, after spending a few days here, and were entertained by your Board during their stay.The Industrial Commissioner Mr.Marien having resigned, Mr.O.H.Côté, of Montreal, was appointed to replace him as Industrial Commissioner of the Board of Trade, and is actively at work, with good prospects of success in attracting new industries to Quebec.\u2018 Fast Line Steamers.The Canadian Pacific Railway Company resumed in 1920 the operation of the weekly fast steamship service between Quebec and Liverpool,\u201d which had been interrupted for six years by the war, The boats put on the service were the \u201cEmpress of France,\u201d \u201c Empress of Britain,\u201d and two smaller vessels of less speed, which have since been withdrawn.The \u201c Empress of France\u201d made a record run of 5 days 19 hours from Liverpool to Quebec, equal to 19 knots per hour.Learning that it is intended to have only two steamers on this route next year, your Council had an interview, a few weeks ago, avith Capt.Walsh, Marine Superintendent of the C.P.R., and Messrs.Annable and Marlow, the head officers of the passenger and freight departments of that service.We were assured that, by quicker despatch, it was intended to make the two large steamers give a ten days service, and that, in the fall, the new steamer \u201c Montcalm\u201d would be ready to run and would be put on the Quebec route, which would give us again a weekly service.We took advantage of the opportunity to ask that the C.P.R, boats loading here would give Quebec a discount on their ocean passenger and freight rates, proportionate to the time and distance saved, as compared with Montreal, so as to give a chance to attract here for shipment the pulp, paper, asbestos, lumber, butter and cheese, made in this district, a freight properly belonging to this port.We have had no answer as yet.The development of the North.The attention of commercial and financial men in England and the United States is being directed more than ever to the Province of Quebec as a field for investment, and the wonderful progress which has been made in paper and pulp in the country opened up by our local railways, in the Saguenay and St.Maurice districts, \u201chas made people realize that our City is practically the centre of the spruce forests and abundant water powers of North America.Hence, it is not surprising that a group of English and American capitalists have begun the construction of a new railway through the fertile but undeveloped portion of the valley of Lake St.John, lying north of that Lake.This enterprise not only aims at the agriculture development of that rich country, but also at bringing into operation a million horse power said to be available on the upper Saguenay, and also the great spruce forests and minerals situated further north.The project, if carried through, will give the City of Quebec a new railway, 400 miles in length, reaching to Lake Chibongamou, on the James Bay watershed.Correspondence with New Prime Minister.When the Right Hon.Arthur Meighen became Prime Minister of Canada, in July last, your President, in \u2019 al MENSA (ASTOR Fletcher's Castorla is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.Foods are specially prepared for babies.A baby\u2019s medicias fe even more essential for Baby.Remedies primarily prepared grown-ups are not interchangeabie.It was the need of y for the common ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of and no claim bas been made for it that its use for over years has not proves.\u201d .is CASTORIA?a harmless substitute for Castor Of, Paregeric, Soothing Syrups.It is pleasant.It contains Oplum, Morphine nor other marcotic substance.Its age is its guarantee.For more than thirty years it has been in coustant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatuleacy, ind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sisep.The Children\u2019s Comfort\u2014The Mother's nd, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS NN a is e u ë = Em gps ° In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY.NEW YORR CITY - THAT CREAMY KIND -s0 nutritious and above all ABSOLUTELY PURE If you have not got FRONTENAC you have not got the best.Frontenac 1 ° Dairy 230 RICHELIEU ST.Phones: 5399 and 4472 We make a specialty of carrving the choicer Wines and Liquors.The kind that most particular people prefer.Customers placing their orders with us may be sure that they will be supplied with the finest vintages and brands.We also have the best lines of Groceries.GEORGES PATRY \u201cThe Tonse of Quality\u201d 23 FABRIQUE STREET, QUEBEC.PHONE 64% .congratulating him on your behalf upon his appointment, took the opportunity of pointing out to him some of the commercial needs of Quebec.\u2018This gave rise to a very interesting correspondence, which is published, with his permission, and will be found in the annual report, Conclusion, Ine retiring from the Presidency of the Board, to which you have been good enough to elect me for two terms, I desire to express to all its members my cordial thanks for the loyal support they have given me at all times.It has always been the tradition of the Quebec Board of Trade, founded as long ago as 1809, that its members have worked together for the advancement of the City and of its trade, entirely regardless of all questions of nationality and origin.\u2018The Board of Trade is living up to that tradition.1 bespeak for my successor in office the same loyal support that vou have given me, and I look forward with absolute confidence to the future of our City, because it is 500 miles closer to the grain markets of the world than New York is, 200 miles closet to the wheat fields of the Prairie Provinces than it was before the construction of the new railway, and therefore buund to become eventually a new distributing point for their trade, and because it is the centre of the new paper making trade, whose progress has astonished the commercial world, Respectfully submitted, J.T.ROSS, : President. i \u2014\u2026\u2026 \u2018Works, 4 McMahon Street, Phones.Classified Advts\u2014\u2014 oser tr pr WANTED.WANTED.\u2014Good Phin Cook, and ako a Housemaid \u2019 Apply Miss Shire /e, 29 Carden street.Marl7x3.\u2014_\u2014 rar WANTED.\u2014A Lady stenographe:, writing both French and Enggh.Apply Box 75, Quebec Chronicle.| Marlixd.WANTED.\u2014To let for the Ist May.à house of eight or nine rooms in the vicinity of Upper Town, heat.| ed, or with furnace to be heated ty tenant Reply satng terms tu Box A.Chronicle, Buade itreet, Quebec, Mar.x3.WANTED TO BUY.\u2014A modern houss, 2 tenements.In Upper Towa er Montcakn vile.Apply Box M.O.T.Care of Chronicle Office.: Mar18xs.re ES Respectable middle aged woman wanted ss Genera! Borvant fog fam- fly of two ip country town; excellent frome for right party.write |} giving full part:culars, and enclosing vefersnces to\u2014E.J.F, Care of Chronicle.WANTED.\u2014From May Nov.lst Furntshed Fla: or emall; house by married couple.No children.Reply wich particulars to Hox R.T.R., Care of Chromole Office, ER TO LET.| \u2014 es.TO LET -\u2014Well furriahed room with «ll Modern convemences, Apply to 263 St.John wireet.Marléxs \u2014\u2014 TO LET.\u2014This Marge floor Office presently cocumred by the Bank of Nova Scotia, #6 St.Petar Street, including jarge modern vault and counters; also several offices in' same bu!lding.Adply Pu.Bus iere urd Co, 37 Dathoust« street.Marisxs, = rer TO LET \u2014The Restaurant, in the Kioaque Victoria Park.Apply ts Geo.Trudel, City Hall, Quebec.Pr rer tr ROOMS TO LET\u2014Wel} furnæhed room, with al} modern conventen- % cos, With hoard._\\l60 single mews i ar brard by the week.ADDY to Florence Hotes 410 Si-Tohn street.Marca diu.th satxdsw 18£ to.FURNISHED ROOMS \u2014 Ligh: surny and comforiabiy heated.continuous hot water in the bath rooms Locauon advaniageous, gould service Wsll patronized.Te:ephone 8353.W.8 RICHARDSON, 13% Bi Anne SL, Quebec % rs 20 OFFICES TO LET\u2014The second and third flats of the Levi Ferry building.Dualhous:a St.Fo- part: culars apply tu Leo.Tru-iei, ina Sept., 21 tt FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE \u2014No.57 st.Mar.15x$.Hl Septéxi> ii a SALE \u20140\u2014 BIG SALE OF THE SEASON.\u20140\u2014 ALL STOCK MUST BE CLEARED.\u20140i DRESS GOODS al! at Half Price.$2.00 now $1.00; $2.25 now $1.13; $3.25 now $1.63; $3.75 now $1.88 WOOL JERSEY CLOTH at Half Price.$8.50 now $4.25 EMBROIDERY, all reduced 33 1-3 Percent Off.6c now 4c; 9c now 6c; 12c now &c; 15¢ now 10c; 18c now 12c; 24c now 16c; 30c now 20c, .SILKS, all kinds, reduced 33 1-3 Percent Off, BEDROOM TOWELS, all reduced.75c now 49c.FLANNENETTE NIGHT GOWNS, 33 1-3 Percent Off.$2.65 now $1.77; $2.88 now $1.92; $3.25 now $2.17; $3.75 now $2.50.STRIPED FLANNENETTE, all reduced 33 1-3 Percent Off.48c now 32c; 68c now 45c.LACE CURTAINS, all reduced 20 Percent Off.$1.88 now $1.50; $2.95 now $2.36; $3.50 now $2.80.45c now 30c; \u20140\u2014 Simons & Co.20 Fabrique Street Opposite City Hal Tel: 308 Cyrdle St, chti :ocms * Apoly \u20180 Meredith & Meredith, 46 Dah: usie 8:., Phone 542.Murchlixs HOUSE FOR SALE.\u2014 Modern House on Park Avenue.In order With ail Mu'ers conveme Taght room, exic particulars apply tu More Meredi:.i, 46 Luikvusie quiet, Mar.7x1m.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE\u2014Chalmers S-cylinder | Roadster, 1920 model.in perfect : condition, fuiiy equipped: oniy made a little over 4,009 miles, Apply 13 8: Joseph street, Tel 4547.! Fed.i7xt.t.\u2014 ee FOR SALE.Ail uncalled {or suits and over.CORtS from our 30 branches through- cut Canada will be aol at $14.00! each.Odd trousers $3.03.In many ces thiw price is nse than 1-3 the: | aclusl valle, Merchant buy thes: ge for reemle to their ~isiomers.Wiese men w.li buy 2 ur 3 1u.\"s and an overcos® at thie price.For Naie ai 288 8° Joseph N ENGLISH & SCUTCH WUULLEN CU.Mar.Tx, a \u2014 GOODS FOR SALE.CLOTH! CLOTH: CLOTH''' 1, your women folks reed matins in good qualities for their dresser and suis?Ve bave \u201chour.rarde that will be s°°4 ax nw 82.75 per yard, 1-2 reguar price, i- goods 54 to 56 inches wite Thi is an excellent cpportumty to get! materdais in hetter qualities tha, | usualy fount in woman's fabrics and Sino take rare of the children needs.| Call At vur sture ndiroms 28% St Joseph 5 net, ENGLISH & SCOTCH WOOLLEN CO.Mar.Tx1m re PERSONAL.f i MARRY.\u2014For apeedy marrags abaniutel the best, \u201ci-rest in the\u2019 country, esiasuhed 15 years; thou- mrds wealtl.y Tnembees, bo:h sexes, wishing early marriage: confident.el descraptions free.The NI! Rekable Club.Mrs.Wrubel, Ttox 26\u2018 Oskiand, Calif.Mac Txim\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 mms 11 MISCELLANEOUS \u2014_\u2014\u2014 - HAVE your piano tuned far Fas.English Collar Sale AWE ARE SELLING ENGLISH COLLARS at 25c each or 5 for one Dollar \u201cVE ARE SELLING : ENGLISH CUFFS at 25c per pair or 5 pairs for One Dollar OUR ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND CANADIAN SHIRTS REDUCED.Get our prices for Men's Socks and Ladies\u2019 Stockings Ties, Suspenders, at reasonable prices ter.Noung wo unsatisfactory as a dull note in your instrument.Turning, $2.50, E.IL Carter, 144, Third Street, Tdmoilon, Quebec.Write Orders, please.Work guran- teed.Mar.15x68 LADIES atters, sentieman's spata, cloth top bonus \u2018an kid Bove ee deaned, took lke new when sen: to us.Pfeffers Modern Cleaning Works, 4 McMatwn Btreet Phones, 623-524 Mari4xs.\u2014 LT SNOWBHOB CDATE should be cleaned and combed he\u20acore puiting away for the summer to remove ail mothe.Pfeiffer Modern Cieaning Store open Saturday night \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 re.John Darlington Reg\u2019d OPPOSITE POST OFFICE 623-524 Marl4xs.Feit Hats, Velour and hate of ail} descriptions clemne) and blocked, | OORDIAL APPROVAL, ent control In unsatisfactory, hu\u2019 Gents tan Kit loves and Suedes : .heraume the change will reeuwit In cleaned.Pfedfers Modern Cleap.| WeMingion, NZ, March 13.\u2014 Moser formal tour, onnforming ing Workn.4 MeMahon Siroet.; Cordis] approval in expressed here with the greater actual unity.Phonea 523-524, Marl4x6.of the suggestion that tho question | Optreans In rezard to Mr, nf the mention nf a separate Domin- | Churehtil's\u2019 appointment reflect, Have you lest ecasune spring suit inons Ministry shall be remitted to |doutst ri #ng he relation np cleaned and premed.you will he she Conference of Prem.en ih Ion-| with the Domindone and his attitude Surprised at remus.Plewtfars | aon thie summer.The Prem Xoner- | towards them, hut the new \u201cColonial Modern Oleaning Works 4 McMahon slly predicts that the propos! will Becretary is welcomed as à man of \u2018street, Phones, 623-524 Marl4x6.lLe opproved, not because the pre-|action.MEETING OF THE - CITY COUNCIL # | Canad.an 1 F.nance 401\u2014To #h No.35 He.Names of etreets.Moved seconded by Friday, 11th March, 1921.Present: Hig Worship the Mayor-trand, Bouchard Delagrave, age, Martin, Mercier, (8.R), Are read and adopted, Peter Markets Revenues.[Cammittes.!_ Read a letter | Referred to the Legal Advisers.Read à letter from Dr.Paquin, Re: | Transportation of milk through Can.Rallway between adian Natlonal Quobhec and Shawinigan, «Ordered that said letter de laid on \u2018the table of the Council, Reports of Standing Committeestoby Aldérman Lantier, Alderman Collier and Resolved: Tha the «ald Report be inscribed as 3rd Geder of the Day.Finance 492\u2014Re: Additional ere- dits to c-rtain Departments\u2014Moved by Alderman Lantsr, seconded by Alderman Bedard, 4th Order of the Day, d+ Finunce 403\u2014Add.tionai credits of \u20181500.to the Health Department.Muved by Alderman Lantier, seconded by Alderman Mercier and Resolv- | i: That the said Report be inscrib- -4 as 5th Order of the Day.Finance 404\u2014Inc:ense of malary to Mr.Lawreace Donnelly, Chief of the Fire Brigade.Moved by Alderman Lantier, seconded by Alderman Hertrand, and Nesolved: That the said Hupurt Le in cribed as the 6th Order +! the Pay, Finanse 405\u2014Amendment to By- Law 3%.13 Re: Autos for hire & tar.le, fecanded by Alderman Lesage, and *Meécived: That the sald Report de :ns-r.bed as Tth Order of the Day.The Orders Oo The Day Boing Called \u2018 First Order of the Day\u2014The Ist Order of the Day being Crder of the Lay heing called\u2014pur- \u201cUNE to adjournment and to public \u201csie given in the official news.mje sof the City.The City Coun- I procesds io the examination, cor- \u2018n and approval of the supple- it tn the general extract from the wseasment hooks, containing the ties of persong qualified to act as \u2018tant and Petty Jurors in the Clty of guabec-\u2014The City Cierk lays dawn before the Council the lists thu: prepared, and informs the Ce unet at the said L'ats have been deposited and kept open to the pub- Le in the City Clerk's Office in the \u201cner and during the time pre- ty law, that no compla:nis Hrations have been fvled du- he rad period for !næertion, ra- lon «wr correction on the said isis, and that nothing prevents the Council from accepting and approve.ug the said lists.And the «atid {isms are then approved by the Counril and Hs Wersh.p the Mayor declares the sul islg approved and adopted hy the Couneil, Third Order of the Day.\u2014Read the 101s: Report of the Finance & Rylaw Committee which heing put to the vote is adopted and it is Resolv- »d: That this Counoti acrepts the recommendation of the Finance & Ry- Jaw Cainm.ttee and dFiers and en- that the annexed By-law, to Ity-Law Na.33-1.to amend Bylaw No.32, Re: Certain 1t:cets be wien inte consideration, His Worship the Mayor then proceeds to the rst reading of mid Hy-Taw No.33 13 Me: changing of certain names of (ire Ws and sald By-Law ia decinred having been read for the first time th « oven ng.It is proposed by Aldman Lantier, seconded hy Alden Bedard and Resolved: Th he A Ly.faw No.33-D he tran I nEileh and pobliebe4 :n the of- 11 néwvæpaerg of the Cv, with a puslis notée of its second treading ,fur adoption at the next Merling of \u201che Cuune 1, +, Fou-th Order of the Day.\u2014Read the 462nd Report of the Finance & Py -law Committe which being put to the wv 8 adapted and ft is Feâ «1: That the Council hercliy ay- \u2018horizes that the following sums be put to the credit of certain Departmer*s, as follows, to wit: Pension Fund.ee $ 287.06 i want Acscasors .125.00} + Ireurance free 1.000.000 Miscellaneous exprnses.609.00 Salar es etc, Exhibition Park.Shee ea 1.000.00 Ne « Printing .4.00000 Munic.pal Buildings 1.500.600 Roada (8alariem) .3700.00 lighting, Heating ., 5,000.00 \u2014\u2014 81%,512,00 QUICK} STOP INDIGESTION Pain in Stomach, Sourness Gases and Acidity relieved with \u2018\u2018Pape\u2019s Diapepsin'\u2019 Your upert stomach will feel fine! No wating! When your meals don\u2019t Ut and you {eel uncomfortable: when vou beleh gases, acide or ra se aur \u2018tndigested fond.When you feel umps of Indigestion pain, hearcburn ar headache from acidity, just eat a tablet of ha miless and retable Pape's Dianemin and the stomach diatreas is gona, : Mill ane af peopie know the magte of Paper's Diapepsin as an antacid.They know that mast indigestion and dæordered stomach are from acidity.The relief comes quickly, no dimp- pointenent.and the cost is so little ton.Pape's D'apepein hekps regulate your stomach 80 you can eat favorite | foods without fear, Quebec, March 11th, 121.Aldermen Memsrs: Bedard, Ber- Colller, Labrecque, Lantier, Les- The MiButes of the last Meeting Read à (etter from Mesre N.Guimond and J.O.Moreau Re: collection of Jacques-Cartier and St.Referred to the Public Works from the Union of Muntcipatities Re: Vancyuiver, Fraser & Southern Rallway Coamend Hy-Law and Resolved: | That the said Report be inscribed as brand new man.Moved by Aidecmnan Lanter, | HE WAS FORGED TO bIVE UP-IS WORK Montreal Man Says Tanlac Put Him In Absolutely Perfect Condition .\u201c1 certa!nly can recommend Tanlac, and am glad to do 80, for what it has done for me is nothing short of wonderful,\u201d anid Sylvestre Dublols, 28 Bt.Elisabeth 8t., Montreal, P.Qwell known electrician, recently.\u201cBetore I got Taniec indigestion robbed me of many a good meal, for 1 had no appetite at ail, and knew if i ate anything !t would give me no end of trouble.1 was to bad off 1 couldn't eat, work or sleep with any antisfac- tion, and was so nervous the least little unusual noise would startie me.1 had cramping pains In my stomach, and at times my heart palnitated so 1 could hardly get my breath, and Just any Ifttle exertion would make my heart thump like a steam engine.{Finally I got so weak and was suf- | fering #0 1 just had to give up my work, for I couldn't stay with It any unger, \u201cWell, after I had to quit work I £ot to reading about Taniec, and f- nally decided to try it.Boon after I starved taking it I saw it was the right medicine for my troubles, so [ kept taking it.and now I fee! lke a My stomach seems {to be :n perfect condition now.My appeits is fine, I eat and sleep lke la child and work Nke a Trojanfact.I'm in the pink of condition.and Taniac gets all the credit for my æood heaKh.\u201cTanlac is actd by Martel & Dion Land Joticoe Pharmacy.\" rs The enfd amount of $19,912.00 ta be taken from the following credits, to wit: Sinking Fund., .$ 8,000.00 \u2018Insurance aguinst accidents 1,000.00 Redeemed Bonds .2,200.00 Provincial Government .8,612.00 $19,812.00 i Fifth Onder of the Day.\u2014Read the 403i Report of the Finance & By- called\u2014Its Law Committee which being pui to! Détien Biltish parts and Canadamoved by Aiderman Lantier, second- the vote is adopted and it is Resolv- pratiques Da onatructd a 1407 vd by Alderman Bouchard (8 R.) *d: That this Council authorized that Do ; po o a rose ih a ns und Ilowoived: That Alderman Mer.|the sum of $500.00 be placed to the\u2019 UP dah teaepE Across the Atlancler be hereby appointed Pro-Mayor' credit of the Health Department.in \u201cfer the present term of office, .Second Order of the Day.\u2014The 2nd | incurred at the Civic Hospital for Sonditloning at Antwerp, according j order to help hem pay the expense: care given to poor children.Said amount to be taken from the credits already voted for poor families.(Pnor Man's Tax).8ixth Order of the Day \u2014Reead the , 404th Repart of the Finance & By- \u2018law Committee which being put to the vote it is moved by Alderman Bertrand, seconded by Alderman La- ; brecque, and Resolved: That said Repart No, 404 be amended, ag followa: in adding after the worda and figures $2,500.00 the folowing words: \"and that the salary of Joint-Chief Fran- ! col: Jacob he increased from $1,750.- {00 to $2,200.00, from 17th December tlast, 1920,\" | Said Heport thus mmended being put to the vote is adopted and it is | Tesolved: That thts Council authorizes that the salary of Mr.Lawrence Donnelly, Chief of the Fire Brigade, be increased from $2,200.00 to 32,500.00, from lat November la t and that he salary of Jo.nt-Chiet Francois Jacob, be Increased from $1,750.00 to $2,200.00, from 17 December last, 1920.Said amount to be taken from the credits voted for contingents 1920-21, Seventh Urder of the Day.\u2014Read the 405th Report of the Finance & By-law Committee which being put to the vote is adopted and it is Resolved: That this Counci] accepts the recomniendation of the Finance & | By-Law Committee and nrders and enacts that the annexed By-Law, to w.t: By-law No 13, to amend Rylaw No.13, Re: Automobiles for \u2018hire and their tariff, be taken into consideration.His Wor hip th.Mayor then proceeds to the first reading of satd By-Law No.13 Re: Automobiles (or hire and their tariff, and said By-law ia declared hav.ng ! been read for the firat time this evening.\u2014It 18 proposed by Alderman Lantier, acconded by Aldermay Col- \"Îter, and Resolved: That the said Bylaw No 13.\u2014be translated into Eng.{lish and published in the off:cial | news papers of the City, with a publ.jnntice of ita second reading for adoption at the next Meeting of the Council, Quest'ons Fcing Calle.| Ry Alderman Delagrave\u2014Are the tenants or occupants who do not use | chimneys obliged to pay the amount of 28 centa Imposed by Art.8 of By- | Law No.312\u2014A?H's Warship the Mayor gives the following answer; to w.t: 1 No.\u20148aid By-law says that those only who are using said chimnest: arc 1ohiiged to pay the sum of 25 cents.Those who In no way use sald chim- neya are not obliged to pay sald sum of 25 cents.Notice of Motion, By Alderman Collier: That the City of Quehec orders the advance of time hy one hour, beginning Sunday the lat day of May next, (1921), and ended on the frat day of October next (1921), Mationa Reing Called: Moved hy Alderman Bedard, pec- onded by Alderman Delagrave and Reanived: That this Council, having read the letter nf Dr.Paquin, Muni- {etpai Medica] Advi er, Re: Transportation hy rallways of milk for cone sumption hy the citizens of Quebecexpress the des.re that the Dirretare of the Government Rallways of Canadn he immediately paved to recnn- sider the new Time.Table recently put in force for the tmina transport - ing mfik from the cnuntry into the Clty, said change being cause that many serious and even d'aastrous Inconveniencies nceur In the distrihu- tion of milk for chhdern.Moved by Alderman Delagravé, æconded hy Alderman Bedard and Resolved: [That the legal Advisers be asked tn propose an Amendmsnt to the Clty Charter in order that the City he ay- \u2018thorized to adopt by-laws Re: the erection and election of wtes for etahls And garages within the limite of the City.Moyed hy Alderman Tantier, seconded hy Alderman Dietagrave and Reno! .That this Council shall adjourn and :tand adjourned tn Friday the 1st of April next, 1981.=\u2014Adjourned, | VEDIC WILL BE | ON QUEBEC AUN White Star Line\u2019s New Third Class Passenger Carrier Coming Here The White Gtar Jiner Vedie, the now third-class passenger cruiser, will be placed on the 8t.Latrenee route berwcen Liverpool and Que- OPERATION WAS NOT NECESSARY | \u201cFruit-a-thres\u201d Restored Har To Perfect Health | 138 Par:mmau Avs., Mosrrsmar, ! \u201cFor three years, / suffered great pein in the lower part of my body, with swelling or bloating.I saw a specialist who said I must underge an operation.I refused.1 Aoard about \u201cFruit-stivar?sp - bec.Bhe will leave Liverpool on April 28th and arrive at Quebec | about May 6th and thereafter will maintain a regular service between Liverpool and Quebec, in conjune- tion with the steamers Megantlc ani Canada, the Megantic handling first, second and third-class, and the Vedic carrying onty thlid-class, The Vedic, of 9,332 gross tons, was built in 1215 by Harland and Wot at Belfast.and then aperated as à freight carrier unill her recent conversion for passenger traffic.Her length is 480 feet, and her width 58; she has thres continuous decks running the full length of the ship, a dining saloon to wm at 558 persons, Is equipped with wireless and submarine signalling system, and has a shred of 12 knots.@he is able to Accommodate 1.178 third-clase passengers, and has a total targo capacity of (05,960 cubie feet.A similar liner, the Rimouski, of 10.000 gross tons, is now under construction at Belfast for the White Star-Dominion Line, but owing to: shipbuilding conditions her approximate delivery date is uncertain.\u2014_\u2014 SHIPPING NOTES.The C.P.O8.steamer Tunisian will sail from Glasgow Ap:il 6th fur 8t, John, * e .The.C.P.O.8.liner Vietorlan, after a complete overhauling, will sall from Antwcrp on the 31st for 18t.John via Eouthampton.The i Victorian will again be placed on the { Bt.Lawrence service, landing her third-class passengers at Quebec.Montreal.March 16\u2014The liner Grampian.which has been running during the war, has been damaged by fire while undergoing re.to cable advices to its owners he ro, the Canadian Paciic Ocean Bervices.The ship was due to enter the company's summer service to Montreal early in May, but Its sailings have been cancelled.New York.March 16 \u2014 The T°.8 Army Trangpart Madawwsaka, badly damaged when #he cntlided In a denre fog last night with the Shipping Board steamship Invincible 18 miles off Barnegate, N.J., by wireless at daybreak that she had.started.under her own steam.for | this port.The coast guard cutter Jleanlute, accompanied her while the Invincible, which apparently; suffered little from the crash, pro- ceedrd to Norfolk.Radios for tm.mediate assistance were nent broadcast hy the Madawaska after she was struck.She was hit in her star- hoard how ard hegan to take water.Members af the crew worked frantically at the pumps.while the Invincilile stood by.Later the Madawaska reported the danger was not so great and that she had dropped anchor.She had planned to remove her pastengers to the Invineible at daybreak but this was found to be unnecersary.- Roston, Mass., March 14 \u2014 With the biggest shipment nf Chinexe fireworks ree ived at this port in many years ahnard the Diritiah steamship Romen is berthed here under mpe- cial fire protection until the rockets, crackers and star ahells are taken off.There are 5,000 packages of fireworks aboard.« se Prince Rupert, B.C.March 18- \u2018(By Canadian Press)\u2014The Canadian Government steamer Thiepvale has | returned here from Narrows Point, Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, and reports no trace of the crew of four men of the wrecked fishing boat RHIN 2 3 SHIPPING MOVEMENTS |\" INTRA R iled for The Chronicle by PF.Sto eneral Steamahip Agent, 12 Dy Fort street, Quebec, Subject te Change, MARCH 12 La Touraine 2 Cedric 12 Ft Vi 12 Imperator .12 Saxenia .18 Cretic 16 16 16 17 «,N.Y.Cher - Halifax, Pi NOY.¢ M Sof Ft.Hamilton Caronia Cassandra Ke, Aug.V Anuitania Emp.France 24 Athans Chivage La Savoie Columbia 26 Ft, Victoria Melita \u2026.Fe Hamilton 1.AE dinar.St, Tohn S'ampton & Antw.Cassandra Talifae Liverpool & Glasgow + Boor \u201civerpoot & S'ampton John.Liver, ool vase \u20ac Lon St, N.i St.John .Gln, Pretorian Pymanith, Cher, % Aion, York I.; da .Ma ax i ! tmp.Dritain .St.verpool Fo dine see New York .Mavre Adriatic .N.Y: Cher.& Southampion Mauretania .N, Ÿ, Cher.& Santor, fa Touraine \u201c Havre Pochamtea: Anuitanis Sicitan .France Victorian Carmanis Cedric Corsiesn\u2019 .Tunisian .MO CREE ER POD NN ee 20 Olympic 18 Cannpt 20 Sara 2! Colum! 22 Rnb, France Tan Liver 23 Saxonia .Halilax Pin, Caer.& Hamb, 23 Kr.Aug.V NW Liverpool 27 Melita St.vermont 8 imperat on 1 Celtie ver pont 39 Caronia verpnot, 30 Chicago Favre 30 La Touraine .vrs | District of Quebec, City of Quebec.3518 Civil.*Kroonland Apr., | Matane, - | E.Happell, Matane.| FRENCH LINE New York\u2014Havre\u2014Paris Mar, 26 \"poo -\u2014 nt \"| Pench and English decided to try it.The first box gave great relief; sad | T'eontinued the treament.Now my health is excellent-\u2014I am free of pain\u2014and I give \u201cFruit-e-tives\u201d my warmest thanks\u201d, 80e.a box, 6 for 82.50, trial aise 3e, Mar.26/Apr.23|May 21 .Columbig | Atal] dealers or sent postpaid w ow York\u2014I4 Fruita tives Limited, Ottawa, \u2018| Mar.17JApr.30June 1.Caroms Notlad, which left here February 5 last.The craft was located upside down but despite a long search for the men no trace of them could be found, and hope of finding them was abandoned.The missing men A are Captain J, Smith, M.Haskell, | À C.Cook and J.Pearl.° .Montreal, March 16\u2014A new record has just been made by the oil A burner Empress of Britain, On her | Dubrovnik, Fume and Trieste.À last easthbound trip to Europe, on |Mar.19 .Calaibré - March 11, the liner left St.John, |Mar.26 .,, N.B., for Halifax to take on fuel oil.She made the run from &.John to Imperoyal in 14 hours 60 minutes, a distance of 275 miles.Making allowances for the lower speed in starfing and finishing, the liner on the straight run made nearly 20 knots, PAN-AMERICAN TRADE CONFERENCE IN MEXICO Mexico City, March 16\u2014A Pan- American Trade Conference is to be held in Mexico CHy for four {ays beginning June 12.A delegation fre the Confederation of Chambers of Commerce, embracing every branch of commercial organization in Mexico, has left for the United States on a tour covering every principal eity in an endeavor to Interest large American concerns to be Tevresentad at the conference.\u2018 Quincy, Mass, March 16\u2014Captin Danie] Higgina, one of the old schnol of Cape Cod smiling ekmpers who had been shipwrecked several time: and always found a way to shore in May 27/July S|Aus.6 .Saturnia Mme, F.GAREAU.| New Tormenes Mar.22| Mar.24{June TiJuly 13 .Albania Apr.16 [May 17|June 18 .Carmania New York, Cherbourg, Sonthampt or Mar.32Apr.13[May 3.Aquitania N.Y.to Vigo, Gibraltar, Por rates of fi further particulars app! rotor and fun THE ROBERT REFORDCO, Linen Canada .Canadas .Fr HALIFAX\u2014HAMBURG\u2014DANZIG\"- :Gothland .*Minnekahda .REGULAR SERVICES Halifax to Liverpool \u201c R.M.8.Caronia.Mar.193 Halifax To Ply.Cherbourg and Hamburg T.88.Baxdnia .Apr.23 i To Liverpool and ; From Portland From Hyfkax 4 Cassandra.Mar, 30.Ap.1 Saturnia., Apr.20., «Apr.23 SUMMER SAILINGS MONTREAL-GLASGOW \u20ac May 6|June 11'July 16 Casandra axgow (Vin Movitle Vasari pr.7/May.12[June $.Mauretanis pe.28/June âiJune 30.Imperator N.Y\u2026 Plymouth, Cherbourg, Hamburg, pr.21|June 2July 14 .Saxonia Patras, s+000010.Pannon «4 Portland\u2014Eondou.?+.°White Gat + + *Vennonis\u2018 \"\u2026+.100.1° Venusia \u201cCargo onty.@ ST.PETER STREET QUEBEC 1.24xtu.th.at to D.32 ITE STAR INION LINE ; TT Do HALIFAX, averford \u2026.PORTLAN.ees Ape, © LIBAU Mar, 28\u2018Apr.18 Apr.2 \u201cTo Hamburg only mfety, is dead of old age.He was MONTREAL\u2014QUEBEC in hie 38h year.| LIVERPOOL Canada .May 7 Junc 4July $ |Megantie -Muy 21 June July 16 LEGAL NOTICES.i AMERICAN L CANADA.Province of Quebec, Recorder's Court, No.N.Y\u2014PLYMOUTH\u2014CHERBOURG \u201cFinland .Mar.Z6'Apr, 36 June 4 *Lapland 2 May 7iJune 14 9 May 14 June 18 Apr.The City of Quebec, Plaintif: vs.C.:*Zeeland .Apr.16:Muy 21:June 25 H.Marcoux, Defendanttice, is hereby given that in virtue: issued in this\u2019 cause, the Gonrds and £2udblic no- j *jled Star steamers en route Antwerp RED STAR LINE - Tonfe'N, Y.\u2014PI, (HERBOURG Gresham and the tuga Merrick and |! & Writ of Fierl Faclas de Ion\u2018 N, Y.\u2014PLYMOUTII\u2014CHE ANTW] RP Chattels of the above named De- Finland .Apr.30 June 4 fendant consisting of Tables, Chests Tapland ziMay TiJune 11 of Drawers, Chairs, Bofas, &ec., &c., Kroonland Ape.8 May 14jJune 18 seized in this cause, will be sold on :Zeuiand Apr.18 May St June 25 Saturday, the nineteenth day or WHITE STAR LINE March instant at Ten o'clock at the Defendant's residence, 101 6e rue.J.H.Delisle, B.R.C.Quebec, 10th lo March, 1621, .CANADA.) In the Record- Province of Quebec)er's Court, of the District of Quebec \\City ot Quebec.No.7056 Civil : The City of Quebec.N Plaintifr, va.Joseph Careau.Defendant.Public Notice, is hereby given that in virtue of a Writ of Flerl Faclas de Bonis issued in this cause, the Gooda and Chattels of the above named Defendant consisiing of Tables, Chests ef Lrawern, Chairs, Sofas, etc., etc.,| seized In this cause, will be sold on! Wednesday the sixteenth day of March instant at ten o'clock at the! defendant's residence, 233 1m Avenue, Quebec, 7 March, 1921, | J.H.DELISLE, B.R.C.NORTH SHORE Navigation | Service As in the past Capt.Happell, of will conduct this service with his motor schooner, leaving Matane once à week and stopping at Franklin, Pentecost River, Shelter Bay and Clarks City as far as Seven Islands and intermediate ports, For information apply to Capt, J.Mar.10,17x2 La Lorraine 1 espoldina Chicago .Rochembeau Gr Le Hourdonn France .! \u2019 Hamburg Direct Niagars o.oo.May 7: July 12; Sept 3 New York\u2014Vigo\u2014Havre Roussillon .Mar.ma ee ane?Wi , Macpherson, housie ALL ER EDUCATIONAL | MONTMARTE Business Cotlege! conversation, : corre pondence, shorthand, type.writef, book-keeping; preparations for examinations, etc.Sprecial! course for business men, for particu.\u2019 lars ace J.H.Beland.Principal, 86) Bt.Joseph atreet.Tel.8211.Marxim.Adriatic .Apr.Vexlic (3rd class only) Celtic .4 Apr.Cedric Canopic .Cretic .| General Agents, Tel.82 - - NEW YORK\u2014CHERBOURG\u2014 SOUTHAMPTON : .LYMPIC .Mar.19[\u2018Apr.20/May 14 6 May 4June 1 ERPOOL -.Mar.19 2.Apr.30'Ma: 2 Apr.16 May 14)Ju 1 y YORK vla Hoston-AZORES RALTAR\u2014NAPLES\u2014GENOA terrace cn JADE 20 +.May 11 Full information at: NEW YORK\u2014I ~N.M.Macpherson, 53 Dalhousie st., Quebec, or Local Agents.EFFET LINE _ Cairn Tine of Steamships, Ltd.FREIGHT SERVICE PORTLAND TO Leith and Newcastle Catrmmona .About Mar, 19 Cnirnvalons .°.About Apr.20 Mediterranean Service 8.8, \u201cCATRNDHU\u201d expectod to ÿ sail from Genoa about April 11th, calling at the following ports, provided sufficient cargo i offors:\u2014= Taghorn Palermo Valencia Tarragona Cadix 1 The Robert Reford Co.Limited Messina EUROPE Do Not Delay Do you realize that bookings for May and June have already more han half filled the vessels.WE CAN TICKET YOU LY ALL LINES FRANKS, STOCKING General Steamship Agent \u201c 12 Du Fort St.HETHRINGTON'S BAKERY, very variety of high- grade Bakery Goods, delivered to afl parte of the Oy dally ®net higher.Cnrn gained 1-8 tn 1-4 Same, fi 3.8 and cate 1-4 to 5-8 @ 3-4 In provisions the outeonie was a set.back of 15 cents to 40 cents.Close: BRUNEAU & (0 Wheat, March $1.53; May $1.51] ° il-2 Corn, May 69 1-4c; July 71 5-£c, Oats, May 43 1-8c; July 44 1-2¢.Pork, May $20.60.Lard, May $11.50; July $11.85, Ribs, May $11 July $11.57.Cotton Market New York.March 14 \u2014 Cotton , futures closed steady.Closing hida: i March, 11.38%-43c: May, 1'1.88-89¢: = July, 1233-240: October, 12 Hei December, 13.00402c.Spot clos MCDOUGALL & CONG [= ie Soman\u201d Cotton, spot quiet.Prices steady.Stock Brokers + American middling.fair, 10.744, 116 Mountain Hill mood middling.8.48d; midding.7.114; fully middling.7.884d: low middling, 6.21d: good ordinary We Buy and Sell Victory Bonds Telephones 1402-1408 (Members Montreal Stock Exchange) STOCK BROKERS, 11-13-15 Sault-au-Matelot 8t Direct private wire with: POST & FLAG 88 Wall st.New York roe rm | | \u2014 4.96d; ordinary.4.21d.The raie af the day were 4,000 bales, including 3.500 Americam Receipts were 9,- 500 baics, Including all American.| Futures clore steady.i Oil Market London, March 16\u2014Close, Calcutta Nneeed £18, Lineeed ofl 29a.6d.Sperm oil £50.Petroleum, American refined, 2» 3 1.44: spirits 2s.4 1-44.Turpentine spirits 03s.$d.Rosl American strained 17 type \u201c6G 186, 6d, TaMow, Australian 37s 94, CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE CITY BALL Savannah, fa.March 18-~Turpentine firm, bi: sales 81: receipts 161; shipments 198; stock 7.649.Rosin, quiet: no sales: receipts 1145: shipments 923; stock 72,301, *jucbec, March 9th, 1931, 4 Sugar Market All persona owning, occupying or SIDEWALKS having charge of houses or other\u2019 suildings o° lots of ground in this.lt, #9 hereby required and ordered To clear, or cause to be cleared, \u2018po new develo \u2018 ! penis in the raw \u2018rom snow and ice.the footpaths in sugar market early today and prices] front of their respective property.continued more or less nominal apd to have same kept clear of |porio Rico sugar, however.Is offer \u2018ow and jee from the 33rd instant, .q4 at 6.27 for centrifugal.until the clone of the present winter.! pened waa unchanged at A centa) All persons contravening this or.for fine granulated with a moder.der will be liable to the penalty in'ate inquiry reported.Ro far sugars ue case provided, and shall be lywere quoted on the basie of 2.25, New York,.March 16\u2014There were inquiry from Greece and France, The| ; {ne relaxation In the strength of the| market this afternonn and in fart new quarters joinad in the proces.Atlantic 6 & WIL RBatdwin Pres Commerce | Baltimore & Ohio .531, \u2018sion.The tire and other accessory Motsous ey Heel (BH) 2 (stocks went up.The action nf the Roval .Lez BRT.| god rails was notably encouraging | Preferred.California Petrol \u2018anand advances nf ane to two points, ames su \u20ac PR.{were the rule throughout the RFoup.| Axhestos .! an Central leather Further eare in money remained! gpanish So .0% \u201c1 Chandte © Motors 1 favorable development an the rate] greamships .an Ches & Ohio.officially get down to 8 per cent and War loans Chie M & st $ considerable money was available we u ; a Te ina D outside at 3 per cent.Studebuker Emel ee oe .ane .2 2.! corn Products Chandler wera both strong in the 1937\u2014075$ bid * motor group, theme two stocks being : reputed the beat of the motor group, {Closing prices were about the hest of the day and there was no evide ence that the upward spurt has as ver run ite course.New Yark clomed 18 per cent.Crucible Stee Cuba Cane Sugar Erie Rasiroad .«neral Motors .Goodrich .ee Gt Northern pfd .Inspiration Copper .Victory Loans.1924-96\" ho.1984\u201494% 1922\u20148874 1922\u201497T4 to 9X 1927\u20148715 tn 98.1923\u2014B84 to 981 .Internat Nickel .1435 ! 1927\u201489t; to 954.Inter Merc Marine .13 The Toronto | meee ean do pfd .' .: Internat Paper .\u2018Dail Gossi On Kenneentt Copper .\u2026.17 Produce Market y .p ! Keystone Tire & RB.143; Leading Stocks| Lackawanna Stecl .62 Torante.Ont.March 1\u20ac\u2014Manito.- : Lehigh Valley .52 51% la cata.No.2 Canadian Western 44 = Mexlean Petenl 14314 14874 a ° 3 4 te an eu 4 Alaska fx now monnfacturinel Missourf Pactfic .181; isi; 3-8 No.3 shei extra No.wood pulp.The United Niates De- ; 3 2 de: No.1 fecd 42 28e: ruin.Nevada Cons Cop .10 °° 11060 44 3-4 < i rirutinee han recei-! ovads n y 1 No, 3 feat 29 3-80: alt in at Fori partment of Agrivulinre haa rn New Haven ., 17 17 w ih 4 4 8-8 4 stort Fort ca samples of the first run ol a N Y Air Iirake .78 : Han new bydro-clestrie power mill esta.\u2019 Northern\u2019 wheat, new crop, No.1 $1.47 7-f¢c: No.2 $1.84 7-8: No, 3 $0.80 7.8 Nn.4 $1.74 7-8 all Inj store Fort William.ficlals state that an area of the Ton, : tinnel forest, containing 2 American corn, feed, nominal.gas na Manitoba harley, in store Port 000.000,000 feet of pulp-making tim-, > ° ber.will he paced en the market William No.3, Canadian Western, | 83 7-Se: No, 4 72 7-fr: rejects Kon AN raspansa 10 Inquiries from 66: $-8e: Na, 1 feed 60 1-8c.N Y Central .Norf & Western .Northern Pacific =.Pan Amer Patrol Pennsylvania RR.TL.Pierce Arrow .Pressed Rteel Car .Reading .2.Republic 1 & 8 hiished near .luneau tn (he Tongass national forest.Furcat service of-i | prospective paper manufacturers, > + Atooha have approved, $1.85, f.0.b.shipping points.ac-|; 8 ; » : cording to frelghts: No.2 spring | 10a\" of $7.000.000 will le nexotla $1.50 10 $1.75: No.2 goore, wheat, ., .a $1.65 to $1.75.French Intorcen are taking overt Royal Duich Barles are maliing, f0c 1] Plans for tha cons rietion of al At Toute & 8 1°.sae, outside, iv mi Vattezon to] Sinclair Oil Cora .Ontario wheat, No.2 £1.50 ça |taliroad in Be hia finm Viilezon Wl ! Southern Pacife .Nouthern Rallway Stramehrg Cr.\u2026.Studebaker Caron streetx, With baile, and heating rvstem, known and designated ax teing lois numbers 1194 and 1195 af the official cadusire for Jacques- Cartier ward tn the City ef Quebec, subjest to an annual ground rent of £12.00 payable an Kentember 28th te I Hopital tieneral of Quebec.£17 105 09 Machinery.such as buffing, measuring.pol- swhing and glazing machines, elevator and ac- cesgories, (ran jacks paddls wheel doubles, Woburn measuring machine, mators, apletting and ffexhing machines.ete.to be sold separate- dy C I 1 Ge i Wg see OY, dy ARE \u2014_.- Meveral lots of leather TST to he sold separetely.D Raw materiale In Financial Strength US cnrs .Uftice furniture and fixtures, such as: adding machine 1ypewrlter, E principles upon which a Bank is founded, the number of years it has been in operation, and the licy followed during these years\u2014these features, com- 10.440.1¢ desks, rte.to Le sold in detail Cee Hook debts and ily receivable .\u201coz.' + .a @ Belting FR 136.3% ined with its present standing, form the criterion of the WHO Automobile Chevrolet, strength of a Bank.Baby Grand.Touring.1.200 00 $65,512.02 The Lista of inventories, titles and registrar's certificate are in the hands of the undersigned where they may be examined.The factory twill he open for inspection on Mareh *28th and Stih from 9 A.M.tn 8 1M.\u201cConditions of rate: Cas Quebec, March, Sith, 1821, Larue, Trudel and l'icher, Authorized Truse teen, Offices: 126 St, Peter Street, Dominion Building.March10.12, 15.17.19,21.23.26.28,80x10 \u2014\u2014 - The Bank of Montreal began business in the year 1817.with a modest capital of $1,250,000, and for over à century it has followed a conservative\u2014aggressive policy until to-day its capital and reserve fund total $40,000,000 and its total assets are in excess of $560,000,000.BANK OEMONTREAL HEAD: OFFICE: MONTREAL peosecuter ding (0 lay.t Trading in futures was confined to no BATLLAIROR, a July position which wae four City Bugineer.points higher at midda- \u2014 savoring Ia 3 N v CONVENIENT AND COMFORT- Texas OH ., .Ontario cats, No.2 white, nominal, ician Laenderbank and the name \u2019 EH SERVICE Texas Pacific .21 fac te {bc According to frelghiaf ini be changed 16 Banque der Paya) ABLE BE CE ton P ets nutelde.de l'Europe Centrale, Rritish Inter-| The Canadian Nationut Railways Union Paclfie .114 Team, No.2 $1.80 to $1.65, accord \u201c \u201cen certifie -a ve : aperate convenient and romfortabie United Retail Stores.81% ing to freighte.ets vil be TVR rn ui Branches\u201d in ° every\u201d important city and ny service briween Quebec and (8 Induat Alcohol .868 Buckwheat, Ne.2 81.05 to 81,10, (over stenting obilen: \u2019 town in the Dominion and Newfoundland \u2018Montreal, \u2019 U8 Rubher oo.871 Hye, No.2 $1.50 to $1.55, bank.oe vo \u2018 From Palais Station.train No.46 18 Steel «791 Ontario flour, 90.percent patents.a.leaves au 230 pan.daily, except Uinh Copper .,.48%, 83,50 hulk scabosrd, | The Fe nies ta = em So mmm \u2014 em =o = Rynday.arriving Montreal CHona- Van Sterl LL.221202 FOUR Manitoba flour track Toronto cash, 2 an se avril d'Etat decides \u2014 venture Station) ai t0.15 PM, mak- Weatimghouse .4744 prices, first patents, $10.70; second | ih Hen.un trawlm hich ing connections at Montreal wih White Motor .491, patents 810,20.| premiums on bond drawings, v u 1 ; rand Trunk for Toronto and Weal.Worthington Pump .47 Mitifeed, \u201carinads, déliveres Monts Freauentis amount in ma mate ue iffyt Parior Car attached to train rent Troighis and haga included: eran | 1 iterators of pepe te 45 Par 9 .per ton, $37.10 $40.; shorts per 10 anda, and therefore caplial ant e \u2018 From rarent Square station: Gov t.Bond Yields $35.10 $38; feed flour, $2.25 to, RC (OT e Train No.ÿ leaves Queher at 9.80 $2.50.| Te © + em.daily, except Kunday, arriving Hav.N \" INVESTMENT BANKER Montreal (81° Catherine 81, East Hay, No.1 per ton laled, tack] mypare to Ameiva from Lon Station at 4.40 pm Cemplied by T.0 Reanblen & Ca [Toronto $22.10 $23.straw, per ton [don mainiy In \u201cluxney Ronde\u201d, in.MONTREAL QUEBEC rom Teva: LA rcenn famited\u201d Monde tree From Usual Income Tay #132.carlos.[rinding previous tunes, fore und 160 St James Street, 76 8 Peter Strest, lenve: lavia 4.15 am.daily.arrive Vict.Bonds Prevailing Investm precious metals, dropped about 70 Established 1901 in Montreal (Bonaventure Station) : per cent during the frst two nmonths Estably ) Maritime aus Piece Yield arke } 9.20 a.m.The ' Meru Expres su nrg sine.of this yar.compared with the leaves Levis 2.10 p.m, arriving Mont su 174 ban rame monthe in 1 when the \u2018real (Honaventure @tation) 1.05 sun say 8.55% | Ottawa.Ont.March 16\u2014The trené!total Amounted lo $72.050.000, com- |pm.daliy.Dining Car and Stan.1929 Bus Mm 8.2171 [of the vgs market is downward, due pared with $21.000.000 for the rame Awd Sleepers are altached to theese 1938 8% My 5.4705 | mainly to the very heavy produc.period this year, ; trame, War Loan tion.\u2018Toronto dealers are quoting! A.7 ae Tickets and futrther information î 14 % 6.150130 to 23 delivered.THOUSAND POUND \"SKA | the \u201cRanks.\u201d Neptune's equine war fie.Hin tough hide wae winked may be obtained at City Passengéé 192 ~ au 187 Toconin easy and unchanged, one! HORS\" 18 CAPTURED | almost dead when taken aboard the[and (ngged and Hke Kini nga Gui Agent's Ogffice, 10 St.Ana Street, or 1535 fe Las 5 sale of current receipts is reported| Halitax, NM.March 15.\u2014A real, encre and put np litle AKL dying seal \u201cOh! but he war old.\u201d nares: Canadian National Ratiways' ow nr i = a , Bola AR cents, honert-to-roceneas \u2018aca horse\u2019 Poon afterward.The so-called \u201csea hoes\u2019, amo.\u201c Victory Ronde authjert to urual In Montreal unsettled.Rome gales we ch ng About one thanend pounds] The fishermen thought the moneter fated tn the populer mind with Davy Moh3,7.10,14,17.21.24.38.81 x9 come tax reported at 33 16 35 £ 6 6 courire | was taken In the trawl of the Na.| had been carried out ta sea on an fer] Jonce Lovker and Mother Carey, (8 A] seme a needs = Yat, Pity 8.507 Tpeinte, Current receipe jobling 18 oral Fish Consans\u2019a cam tree fied) and had heen worn oil hy biz] relative of the common or aarden in ro dear to the heart of Mra and ' \u2019 vb Sng Ve.Ive Gee ene nf Bes Gate Diba tod congiadt efor in ging from ne ref ans ty of &ead whose handeorme gual Mia Cane, ., ges . - ° .+ _ i Ji 3g =) = =) ==] |Social and Personal | Meetings Todaysa | ar.W.A, D.nd.of Toronto, | &t Patrick's Day Bo av: | Use An 8 At The Theatres Y|.usmsmme some] bows po ge, oe \u201d im, ~ | Mr, B.L.J.Comeau.of Torento, | netituie at the Auditor.um.at 8 p.n.\u201cEVEREADY en | is staying at the Chateau.General Turner Chapter, LODE FLASHLIGHT | \u20ac =] 2\u20ac =) GS) | ue 86 Lapierre 96 Montreah | SL Tien Senter LOR For country homes and Chron .Miss Cecile de Lotdiniers Harwood | oon ble.FRITTITIER a inexpensive\u201d attend usy sefoly anticipate à Mra, Duclos, of Montreal, who has] circle, at the residence of Madam?, Pp ÿ ry evening.\u2018ben V.siting here has returned! L Rodolphe Roy, 335 Grande Allee imi te story ls one that has been; hume.3 pin.Mechanics\u2019 Supply Co., Limited | corrida ar as ot Moment, ud eee 3 only, 1's A1) about @ yonnge sn ung the guess swying at the LO.D.B.ucat:ona.oinmitree, Phone 651 80-50 ST.PAUL ST.whe, in order 0 secure au iniwel- Chateau.in LO.D.E.Rooms, 3-3¢ p.m.= tance, p:uterds De is married; the e * ® dark lanes it is indispensa- Lqually necessary for doctors, electricians, firemen, railroad men, ete.\u201cEconomical and In The Heataf Things um 4 Se.John 51.The most centrally viodern conveniences.situated, Fest from our farm.We bake our own bread Only a few minutes Garuge.Open from § a.m.to 1 pm.Maylixly.DINE sre Manhattan i ; Mrs.Elzear Menuileu, of Levis! .> i | toris Theatre today.i The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Y.M.\u201d MONTREAL ) kare a \u201cshower\u201d on Tu.sday, In hu.: Ary h \u201cT M t .The many thousands who hase read the book have little need te 22 of Awe Germs ne Blow n, who, v lea wh hold a sewinz meeling hia | he ayor of Filber in Five Parts Magnificent new entrance on be told how eveiting itis umd what excellent pletuee material I con qnacriage takes place shortly.1afternoon at 2-30 o'clock In they i Witl All Star Cast ST.JAMES STREET talus.It Is (he story of oman wl o.threatened by terrible danxer 16 | ste H.M.Powell and Mis: Y.M.C.A Building when wok will bn ith an ar Las 200 Rooms any Wid Daths Gini and to thos: he loves mort deurly, fighis single-lunded an Franch vu pr are wail ng n x commenced for the nutumn sale., à h atta fatale it th f criminals.He ; © .J Furopean plan from $1.30 atthe of wits with a mung of criminals, on he Empress of France for lu Comedy and Others 120 SF, JOUN STREFT (ear Ww]; Telephone) \u2018Phone 943 all class cuisine and service.All goods direct and 1 neh pastry, and serve purest mk and cream.hotthed at our own farm.A select resort for lady Tours, to Aulv 2 ; 2 i THE WINDSOR Dominion Square \u2014 \u2014 Monteeat European Man Exclusively.Centrally located \u2018n the heer of the Shopping and Theatrical District, Headanarters for Conventions, Nanque's, Private Dances.Ileceptious and Social Events Service Unsurpassed.Fu.uner Particulars on plication.up- JOHN DAVIDSON, Manager.St.Lawrence Hall 10 $2.30 per day .Ainerican plan (rom 33.50 to 84.50 per day.\u2018George Walsh at / Owen Moore Opens at Classic Theatre Today in \u201cThe Chicken In The Case\u201d \u201cThe Chicken in the Case\u201d with Owen Moore is asother of his delightful comedy characterisations will be the feature photoplay attraction at the Classic today, asd the patrons of this theatre who wil! \u201cthe chicken In (he case.\u201d The np the deception and the strenu- ons efforts of his Aunt Sarals, win thinks the young couple are bee x estranged through à bold per, who is really the young sown husband, create series of comedy situations would bring a smite to the sto face of the Sphinxsupporting Mr, wife OWEN MOORE § Seon Ptues Moore, whoa the best of bis entire carver, wit! be found Katherin® Perry, the fp .mots beauty who was awarded the Gokten Apple ns being the most Foantifnd xiv In New York: Telds ' photoplayer; Vivian Ogd % Aunt Sarah.and Exlgar Nelson, as (the ren In the eas\u201d nm Foe™ serial.a andy and the Pathe Review arc \u201cThe Plant ubio on ihe bill SERRES SERIE \u2018the Victoria Today in \u201cNumber 17,\u201d a Thrilling Story New York, has been produced by Willam Fox as u motion picture, with George Walshe as the star.supporting Mr.Walsh is a veey strong cast.nan, Chacko s Mussette, ms, Charles Satwery, including Mildred Lilian Beck, Touts Iduck Newton, Spencer ending we Harold Tl Wolhe 0, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.wif: of his pal, Perey Jones, being | cfforis of the young man to keep! re: thy La role of Steve Pe:lins is said to.be Number 17.Louis Tracy's popular novel of love and mystery In It will open an engagement at the Vie- af Mont.eal is vis.t.ng in town.Mr.A.& Pelletier, of Lachine, ls in town, à quest at the Chateau.Mr, C.Roder, of Montreal, frum New York, staying ai the Chateau, ! Mr und Mra.Veay Hoswell re- lgisiere A ut the IUts-Ca:lton, Mentreai, (hu Week.Mrs.F.D.Lafteriy + In Montre- .al, the guest of Mrs.C.H.Duggan.: McTav.sh Avenue.Mr.P, E.Lune, late of the Post Off ve Departiver, Us in town, he (gual uf his sls.ers, Mra.B.C.Knowles, of this city, + .n She Lruuke, the guest of her fms Mr, Mackay, Mr, (i.E.Roberwsda.of Ottawa, fa ied 15 town Yesierday, and regs.red ut the Chateau.+ Mr.Walter KR.Kenny, of Ottawa arrived In town yesterday and is @ su-%t at the Chateau.| Me V.A.Olivier arr.ved in town | yewirrlay from Shc \u2018srooke, and re- * gi tered at the Chaceau.: The Masses Marguerite Giguere and Antoine.te Beïard have left for ! en by the Rev, E.R.Itoy, Hector ol © Dean's Eble Class, in the Church Hail, Cathedral Close, 13 noon, .- Y.MC.A.ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, towing meeting in the Y.M.C.A.Bu ld- ie 2-30 p.m.G'rlie Braseh of the Women's Auxiliary, ia the Church Hall, Cathewl Close, 3-30 p.m.Assistance Maternelle, sewing Canadian Cire in Training (8t Andrew's Branch) in the Kirk Hall, 4 pm.s .Canadian Girls in Train ag (senior Branch, Trinity), in the Parish Hail | ¢ pm.i - ° .4 dGlele\u2019 Ciud.in the Chu.