Chemists and the Daily P.O.pruists BOX 1680 NEWS E.C.D.Now BUTTER 50c. PK82aod200 Phones 10.and 25 IK PRINCE ItUPEIlT, D. C, SAT U II DAY, FEBMJAftY 22, 1919. PRICE FIVE 0KNT8 ..,.nnn inp t i in,a rv oat nun r NO REPATRIATION ib miiir b fi niK nil u nnii w EFFORT TO AVERT STRIKE - - OF WAR l a PRISONERS LAID TO LAST REST AT OTTAWA (Special via Government Telegraphs) IN GREAT BRITAIN BEING Paris, Feb. 22. Mallilar MADE Erzberger, head of the German BY BRITISH PREMIER TODAY BY A MOURNING PEOPLE armistice commission, has been informed by the Allied War Coun MINERS VOTING ON QUESTION AND NATIONAL CONFERENCE cil that at nrosont ihcvo r-nr, . TO BE HELD WITH LLOYD GEORGE "NO with Snow Immense Procession of the Horse u.Atc Deen as no discussion of the repatriation BEER, NO WORK" STRIKE IN Drawn Sleighs formed in Mate runeral with all the of German prisoners of war, ex NEW YORK of cept wounded men, or men who Great Leaders of the People Present. are seriously ill. (Special to The Wws yla o.'T.P. Teie-raphs.i . London, February 22. The prpgress of the .strike .ballot of (Special to The news via 0. T, V. Telegraphs.) the miners leaves hardly a shadow of doubt that there will be an Ottawa, February 22. Canada's capital today honored Its overwhelming yole for a -strike. Whether the Government's . tullu ThapA uuae pfimAnnniic. nlnnlf u ann. . inlamnMu..... -f,.. efforts lo avert a strike have succeeded wilLnot be known until k rf A9f1 Will LilllY. WW hw v. ....WMW MIM....W M. W.W. f S'r- reat uvau - - r Wednesday when the A'ational Conference of Miners' Delegates the funeral cortege or tne laie sir wiirna uaurier which imed a fitting climax to a life which has been as noble as those will be convened to consider the Government's offer of a Royal Goraniission to endeavor to settle the controversy. ...... ... i an i ' ---- w The belief is expressed that the This dignity made useir manuesi noi so mucn in tne formal railway union and transpori menu which had been made for the state funeral as in workers like the miners will agree to enter the National Conference . a cnnrirnAltv with which Daoole flocked hv thntiannria on Thursday which leaves some hope that an acceptance H uiaiiu fv""" ---- a last tribute. Unquestionably this was the largest, grand- will ensue. pay London, Feb. 22. The Miners' Land noblest funeral that uanaaa nas ever seen. Federation decided to accept the Crowded With Onlookers. u invitation to attend an industrial LAST TRIBUTE Almost every window and balcony in the spacious square conference which the Government u tinrla Miisniim 1st fiiLiiated was filled with nnlnnlcarc. has called for February 28. IIVIViil.ir.------a a 4 n rlr oppannAmuntQ frtn t h a Honor!iifA rf 4 ha It decided also to communicate TO LOCAL LADY I WMr. AAmnlota. Hnanltn t h A rnmnlAvllu of hautnn- in male a with Premier 'Lloyd George and I LCUD ITVIV w- --- I J - -n - inform him that the executive n orocesslon composed of horse-drawn sleighs, for the streets) committee has not passed any Many Attend Funeral of Late Mrs. resolution the Arnold This Afternoon Dr. i Ubkuiru " j - concerning proposed miners' strike on the lines Grant Officiating. .. . 1 12 I .A m I A 1 I.. I t I recommended by him, but will (.e nn wttn n vrsl uiiciassiiicu BLruaiii u uiliaciib irurii nuanv hi i t leave it to the delegates to the A very large number of friends miners' conference to arrive at a of the lato Mrs. Geo. II. Arnold Invited Quests. decision. i gathered at, her residence this Specially invited guests included the Governor General and No Beer, No Work jafterno'on at 2 qclock when the. a r n 1 1.1 f LJ n U iU. rv..1.... . m KAM a am MM aaai iwigM IT Iiriir I H I U. H M a Lfl III I U kJ aW0JIIIIIU la Am a LIID Lin U Ul with Now York, Feb. 22. Strikes on funeral service was conducted by July 1 to make effective the slogan Ue Rev. Dr. Grant, of the first ; of the House of Commons with whom' members of the Par- "No beer, no work" have been I'resbylerian Church. Many of . 1 1 1 1. i ;voted on by the New York iron the members of the Order of the 'workers, shipbuilders, longshore-pastern Star were present as well After the final absolution the body was taken to its last rest- 'men, hatters, stationary firemen, as numerous friends of Mr. Arn-pavers u uiato in iiunt) uauic waiiieiory. and rammers' unions, it old, come to.pay their last tribute At the grave the last rites were performed by Father Lajeunne ,was announced at i meeting T)t of .respect to the memory of the (the, Federated TJnion.here deceased lady. ., ma anmnraifl ut ine aatrrea-neari;- -r- - " -w Central , last night. Ernest B'olim,"isecTO Throughout Canada today, at the time appointed for the ..-liMtwere.TOaflQWr!ffe: ,lary of the organization, who an- 'lie service at the residence, "the hi t a : m a m ( nerai evervininn mnvmn was siODDea lor mo soace ai one cortege left for Fairview for 1 J nounced the strike votes, said that -the niii p. i fa wau i pa ins. a ias it on Ann nns. :rvrpv vnniriH rRRKHn in ; ,the strike would affect about interment. The pall bearers were J. II. JIcMullin, W. E. .Williams, urc. aim liih HLLBiiuiiiiL wiirHiiinn LiJtJii rnvtiroiiLiv wilii iiduub 1 166,000 men. A. T. Broderick, V. II. Tobey, J. C. McLennan, and J. II. PJllsburv. In Prince Rupert at 7:30 a.m., B. C. time, every engine in SONS OF ENGLAND TAKING REVENGE FOR yards became motionless for sixty seconds, in accord with the FISH PACKERS SMOKING CONCERT Drink Thorpe's Ginger Wine. ASSASSINATION OF Agent J. F. Magulre, Phone 566. ARE NOTIFIED A very enjoyable time was spent ft lion 1)111 in the Commons Major BAVARIAN PREMIER in the K. P, hall last night when Ucncral John K. 13. Seeley, Parliamentary the Sons of England held a smok- "DEMERS" Under Secretary.of the MUST MOVE Body of Deputy Autel Riddled concert with about sixty TO Ministry of Munitions, announced guests present. 000 uuicmnson The new suits have arrived. BE BUILT BY that the Government intended to With Bullets From Guns of presided. v 1 We are delighted make Hying safer by providing a Wharfage Spaoe Needed by Railway Unknown Men. There were a number of vocal with them, and know you GOVERNMENT larper number o f airdromes, Company to Accommodate and pianoforte selections among will be. They aro beautifully 8omo military and some civil. (special via o. t. p. Telegraphs.) 'the performers, being J, Davey, tailored of beautiful Tho Government, General Seeley Increased Traffic. Berne, Feb. 22 With Premier G. Oliver, G. Waddell, W. Mellier, rnaterhls, but our descriptive said, would Pa' t'10 cntiro cost of Eisner, Interior Minister Auer and Doc Clapperton, Vuughan Davies, powers aro not good ...ii hi vcn us iii unary exclusively military airdromes Notification has ben made to i t IT Tv ml. III- Purposes In nonnlv fll nf Tlnvnrin dnnrl from unit v. 11. ut.vy. jLiiuiu vi;iUW. enough for these suits. Great and would start the movement by the Booth Fisheries, Ltd., the 1 speeches by Rev. Canon Rix and Britain. providing for civil airdromes, but Atlin Fisheries, and the San Juan assassin's bullets the victims stork flnd a recitaUon by COME AND SEE that it was hoped that before long friends liavo begun to take re- Silversides. ISpecUl via o T. P. Tleraphs.) Company that they will havo to London tho last named would become entirely vengo into tneir own lianas, ac-, Geo. Hill read an extract from i;h. 22 .llnrinc n leave their present location on X self-supporting. cording to dispatches received a Toronto newspaper recalling "ussiuu oj 1110 Aerial wharf tho first of Juno. Naviga- the by IL 1 Tl i A British recently remained airship frnm. . Mnninh....... lodnv.. numuer ui Jiiisnsu uoya wuu MAX HEILBRONEn in tho air for more than Tho G. T. P. owing to the in- W - w,w, 'joined up with tho Imperial army Deputy Autel, author of a vio a hundred hours. At the average creasing business at this port, nnd navy, a very interesting sud- Reliable Jeweler speed of fifty miles an hour, tho rjilujro u10 extra wharfage spaco lent press campaign against ,, 1 f !J A I. t. Diamonds, Watches, Clocks under secretary saiu, Uio atrsnip 'ror trafnc Dumoses. Nothing sner, is saiu 10 nao ueeu Kxcellent refresnments were must have covered more than five j(emiit0 jias yet been decided upon killed. His body was riddled with served by tho committee, and tho Cut Glass, Silverware, Ivory thousand milos. las an alternative location for the 'bullets fired bv a number of un- (jollification was kept upjill.about Umbrella, Community Plate, nh nnnVInc hmispa mnnnMmft. nl- ....un ... twelve O'clock. Vauglian DavleS Etc. fo;? oiiai itv " ' 0 urjuuueu, iiicii. 1 n '.n li n ninnldl f rr It.a flu A rt i Tl r. Jk E"VICE onoo suie iiexi uuur iu ecu o n,0ugh it is possiDlo that tney. AMD SATISFACTION Eisner was shot yesterday while in- Cornor 3rd A. and 6th 8trt. Cafo. CheanosL crood shoes ever .m "v""u licence No. 10-7340. nllVrPil In Ppinon rinnnrt. 40 part of the waterfront equally waiKiiiB 111 mo aireei, wm ma see- j. Q. D. E. danco March 3. tl suilablo for their purposes. relary. His assailant, who for merly was an officer in tho Prus PLENTY OF FUEL OIL 'sian Guards, was wounded by tho WESTH 0L1E THEATRE 'guard. Empress : Theatre FOUND IN ENGLAND Unconfirmed reports says he TONIGHT has died from the wounds. TO-NIGHT Important Discoveries Have Been Made on Duke of Devonshire's Miss Olivo Watson, lato of tho Greater Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature presents w m. S. Hart Estates In Derbyshire. post office staff, left on tho train this morning en routo for Eng EARLE WILLIAMS (Special via 0. T. P. Telegraphs.) IN land. She is sailing on tho London. Feb. 22. Important discoveries of fuel oil have been "Canada" from Portland, and -IN the Duke of Devonshire's will stay over thoro six orjsoven elfish mado on Yates whore estate at oxploration Chesterfield,has Derbyshire been carried months. "IN THE BALANCE" Holoplay that will on on a largo and under of The Grand Trunk official party nppeol lo red-blooded evory ficial sanction. The supplies aro who were visiting horo tho last Western Man, Woman and Child. From the famous novel, "The Hillman," by E. Philips described as- vast. Exports are few days loft for tho east on tho ""0th-eLb iOppenheim, 5 Parts MACK .Md scream i-nnvinced that several other rich train'thls morning. A largo number Cy.i COMEDY REVELATION oil fields are in tho country. An ne Secrets on of frionds were present to say BILLY WEST, Charlie Chaplin's Double, of authority says thoro is more a Beauty Parlor in Ennland than in tho whole state goodby. in "The SlaveJ' 2 parts, a great comedy orufcHDip GAZETTE of Pennsylvania. UNIVERSAL GAZETTE H0W .Ladysmlth Wellington Coal re- STARTS no. . 7,V Trtfc abmission 1 Do and 2So. Threo carloads of fish loft for duoes your fuel bill and gives rvvim xiiai nn HntiiP,l r.1 o .oi-l. tho east on tho train this morn atlsfaotlon. Phone 16. .P. n. Admission, 15c and 25c Show starts 7.15 sharp Coal Co, ing.