The Exeter Advocate, 1923-1-11, Page 6SUMMARY OF WOIILD EVENTS IN 192?
a•near ', 1 24 -Murder of Dr. Rethanau, Ger-
d Japan on " elialf ea independences! 25 -Death of Six George peeeee
Census gi- es 'Toronto a population of noted Imperial Federati�onist.
540,000; Lenin re -eructed head of the, 29 --Irish Free State troops recap-
sovio.., 4 tore the Four Courts, Dublin, from
Frei, Canadian nickels counted. the rebels.
at. the li'[hi in 'Ottawa. The Prince of July.
'Males' tome i. India reported a great 1 --Railway ;saepinen in the U.S. on•
staeces,s, ale ceases for Ontario gives; strike. Irregular troops in Dublin
the province a population of 2,92c+,054.1 driven'from. their positions_.
5-T1.e Conference Committee at 12 -Michael Goalies appointed head
Vtiaehanetnn on Limitation of Naval of the Irish Free State ax,•nay,
Armame is agrees to ban use of sub -1' 14 -The Hague Convention fails to
mane, "gainst merebant and pea- I"reach an.agreement with the Soviet
Government, refusing to give it cre-
senger s' 'lrs•. edits without guarantees,
a i Eireann votes int G at 21 --Jahn Breeken, born in Leeds,
accepting Dominion status with. Great Ont.,rhos
Britain 1".a; a vote of 64 to 57, De: en by Manitoba farmers to
Vara r' •.entirg. be neat Premier of the province.
10--A* 'aur Griffin elected Pres
24-British Flouse of Commons -Vote
dent of i':e Dail Eireann, appoints a to remove the cattle embargo' from
eeibinet- r f six, with Miehae> Celims Canada,
Finance : Tani ter, 26 -British House sof Lords modify
14-A Provisional Irish Govern- the cattle embargo removal so es to
merit ta' as office and the Southern provide for precautions.
Parlian, et ratifies the `treaty with . August,
Britain,
1 -Premier Poincare refuse's the
21-S' r James Craig and Michael Berlin request to postpone the pay;
Collins 'twee as to boundaries be- ment of private debts to French citi-
tween Ta _iter and Irish Free State. zeas contracted before the war, Great
Death of Viscount Bryce, ex -British. Britain sends four additional bat-
Aarbase'.dor to the United States.
22 -Death of Pope Benedict XV. at
Rome.
30 -British troops leave Ireland,
31 -The Japanese and Chinese dele-
1_ Iceresa ,appeal•s i1to 'Washington . man Foreign lalani,,�ter, sta Berne -
talions to the`Bosplxorua as precaution
against attack on Oomstantimople by
the Greeks.
8 -Forest sires do, great damage in
British. Columbia. Irish rebels mule
grates at the Washington .Conference der Free State officers and volunteers.
came to a •ieement re the Shantung from ambush in Tipperary, The Brit
question. ash Government decide to provide 500
February. air niaehines for Koine defence.
Free State chiefs fail to
5 -At Paris the Reparations
come toreement with Ulster as to Committee decides by vote of
boundaries, Italian Cabinet resigns. three to one to refuse a mora -
4 -f.',•: =e of Washineeton Conference torsum to Germany on repar+a
en Lxx,•it.:tion of Armaments; its mans tions for the remainder of the year.
cipas1 ac•;:n:plishments were two trea- Irish Provisional Government an -
ties res ing to Chinese affairs, deal-
ing with the "open door" and the
Chinese tariff. -
6 -Cardinal Achille Patti, Area -
bishop of Milan, is elected Pope by
nounce that irregutlrars must surrender
unconditionally. Unemployment bene-
fits cosi . Great Britain . £77,000,000
during the past two years.
7 -Premier Poincare submits his
t3he Conclave of Cardinals at Rome, •demands for German reparations to
with the title of Pius SI. Rioting in preliminary meeting of allied 'chiefs
India continue,. at meeting in London and states that
13 --Thirteen dead anti tvea -nine France's financial position isdespee•
wounded reported as results of week- ate. Rebels in Cork, collect taxes. Toll
end disturbances at Belfast. Indian
Government enrols Europeans as spec.
sial eonstaibles to police the country.
14-Indascrir,te shooting in the
of death in the typhoon in China .on
Aug, 2 reported at 28,999. British
Treasury department returns the- per
capita tax of United Kingdom as £14
streets of Belfast and many children en per head, •
are victims: British Government sus- 10 -Irish National forces enter the
pend evacuation of British troops city of Cork, the rebels evacuating it
from Ireland. Opening of Ontario, after blowing up many buildings.
Legislature.
22 -Irish elections postponed for
three months.
24_ --Official returns show the popu-
lation of Canada last year to .have.
been 8,769,489.
28 -Princess Mary and Viscount
Laseelles are married at Westminster
Abbey amid general rejoicings. .
March.
4 -Murder warfare resuixied in Bele
fast.
8 --Irish Free State Bill gets third
reading in the British House of Com-
mons. Rodolphe Lemieux eleeted
Speaker of the Dominion Coxximoxrs.
14 ---The Rand 'Government crushes'
the revolution with a firm band - and
Captures 4,000 of the i ineuegennts.1
Manitoba Government defeated in the
Legislature by 27 to 28. Eighty-three
dead in ten weeks as result: of` out-
rages by gunmen and bombthrowers
fn Ulster,
16-Alemecl Fuad Pasha pr.oelairoed
King of Egypt.
18--Ghandi sentenced to six years
in prison for promoting disaffection in
India, after pleading guilty.
81 --The Royal assent given to the
bill ratifying the Irish Treaty; Brit-' ' 28-Tempo/early arrangement . to
ash; right to inierfexe with Irish al- rale Ireland h3* triumvirate consisting
faints abandoned. Five hundred and of William T: Cosigrave, Richard MuI-
fifteen thousand coal mimes in the may and George. Gavan Duffy, Twelve
United States go on strike. thousand men will; retiirn'to work in
April.
1 -Death in exile, of ' ex -Emperor
Karl of Austria. Murder and repria-
els continue in Belfast.
10-C'onferen>ee of Nations meets
at Genoa and Lloyd George makes an
eloquexnt plea foe a world peace:
14 -The Four Comte 'oui' ding in
Dunn and O'Stvllivan, Irish murderers
of Fieldx Marshal Sir Henry Wilson,
hanged at Wandsworth Prison.
11 -Nova Scotia coal miners decide
to strike. Allies dispose 8,888 troops
along Tehatatlja line to bar the Greeks
from Constantinople.
13-A2 tlniar Griffith, President
of the Dail Eireann, dies sud-
dea ly in Dublin. Deadlock between
Britain and France regarding the
terms to be offered Germany con-
tinues.
14 -The thirteenth allied confer-
ence on reparations in London breaks
down, French, and British policies • be-
ing so divergent. Death of Lord
Northcliffe, proprietor of The London
Times.
15 -Militia sent , to guard coal
mines in. Nova Seotia. Bituminous oda-"!
strike in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Vir-
ginia
irginiia setrtlecl.
19 -Pumping crews resume work at
the Nova Scotia, mines. ; Australian
Parliament passes bill to give prefer-
ential duties to New Zealand.
22 ---Irish rebel assassins kill from
ambush Miehael Collin., head of the
Irish Provisional Government.
ONTARIO BOYS' PARLIAMENT
For three days a parliament of boys, elected by their fellows. throughout Ontario, sat in the Legislative Assemblyoleainber in. Queen's Park, Toronto.
They debated bills .affecting the welfare of boys' work in the prov1nce.' In the pigtitre are .seen, top; right His Honor Dr, Frank J. Day,
Lieutenant -Governor; left, Hon, Milt. Walker, London, Premier; bottom row, right, Wilfred Mason, Toronto, Sergeant -at -Arms; oentre; Russell Bates,
Woodstock, Leader of the Opposition; and left, Al, Smith, Windsor, Speaker of the House.
er of the allied . foveae, orders the
Turks to abandon the neutral zone
around• the Dardanelles. Kind Con -
dentine of Greece abdicates in favor
of the Crown Prince, owing to the re-
volt of the army and navy.- Gexnaany
pays the August and September allot-
ment to Belgium..`
80 -Kemal Pasha agrees to armis-
tice conference, at Mudania. Turks
withdraw from Chanak area.
October.
2 -Armistice declared at the Dar-
the Alberta and British Columbia coal
25 -Loyal Irish troops retake the
Commercial Cable station at Water-
ville.
26 -Canadian National Exhibition
at Toronto opens' its 441h season with
a record attendance c'f 7.1.,000 on first
Dublin seized by Sinn Feiners. days
19 -Death at Vancouver . of Mar- 30 --Canadian o . quoted at par
j,orie P$ckbhaaall, Canadian poet and
novelist.
21 Russia agrees to termie of the
allies on basis 'of recognition by the
powers.
May.
4 -Irish factions agree to a truce
to fighting. Gen. Chang Tap Lin
defeated by ` Gen. Wu in sevex+ai bat-
tles in Chinn.
6 -French demands and 'Russisoare-
f usra1a block aigreeme it at Genoa Cone
feren:ee.
8-I•rlsh Prreee. State Goverxirnent
takes aver from Britain evert* import-
ant deparrtment
20 -Sinn Feiners invade Uisterr and
burn many public ;buildings and wreck
railway lines: The P. & O. S.S. Egypt
lost im collision off Ushant Island and
100 lives lost.
30 -Conference of Irish . delsg'a•teS
with British" Cafbinet at a deadlock.
81 -Crown troops,' are sena to pro-
teot the Ulster frontier. 4 Clrrisiian., ira Smy..rna,
June. ' 15 --The fire in " Smyrna destroys
13 --During the past two years nun- three-fiftbs, O1,- city and renders
anon ,in Belfast slow' 40G per, ors. On- 300;000 homeless, it is said
tar10 LegaidatUre prorogued; 21 --Britain refuses to , it.(raw
20--lrisli e'leetione ;.tow a majority troops ,from Chmak to European, side
ixr favor of accepting thr. treaty • -iit'h (of 'the Dard''anelh s. - President Fiord-
21 -
i ord
Ilritain. 1 ing moi, rtas the U♦ 5 Tariff 'Bili
.`
in New York es .sket, Turks defeat
the Greeks in Anatolia,
31- The. Reparations ".Commission
relieves Germany cif the ,necessity for
cash payments for the remainder; of
the year. Anthracite strike in tiro U.
S. virtually. ended, Nov •Scotia ' min-
ers accept new wage agreement.
September.
4 -Third Assembly of the League
of Nations 'meets at Geneva. -
7--Sou;t'hern- army of Greece . sur-
renders to the Turks•and Athens Gov-
ernment proposes to,evacuate ' Asia
Minor. .
9 -Irish Previsional ParlienLex:t:
holds first session in Dublin and Wil,
liaxn Coss Ove is ` elected' President.
Canadian National Exhibition at To-
ronto closes .with a paid, attendance
of 1,372,000, tlie.higheiton.record.
12 ----Sir : Herbert Samuel Calces the
oartih as British ruler of Palestine.
13 - Turks commence massacre of
danelles.
4 -Forest fires raging in Northern
Ontario. Relief trains despatched to
the distriet. Dominion Goeernrnent
appoints new board to control the Na -
tional Railera s with Major -Ge lora)
Sir Henry Worth Thornton, President
of the Great Eastern Railway, of
England, as 'head. Military agreo-
mient signed at Mudania providing for
the evacuation of Thrace by Greeks.
Irish Provisrional Administration de-
cides that in the new Parliament the
menibershiep .of the lower House shall
be 132 and theSenate56.
5 Torrential i t forest fixes
1'7 -The Sultan of Turkey given
refuge on British warship. Four Irish
civilians shot for treason in -Dublin
by order of "the Free State Govern-
nient,
18 -.-Political upheaval in : Pekin
leads to Dr.' W. W. Yen taking the
Premiership. - Abdul Medjid Effendi
elected Sultan of Turkey. .
19 -Near East Conference •opens at
Lausanne.
24 -Erskine Childers, lieutenant of
De Valera, is executed by order Of a
Free State military court,
25 Turks take possession of Ad
rianople and assert ever-eignty of all
East Thrace.
December.
2 -Prince Andrew of Greece, a bro-
ther of King: Constantine, diismassed
from tile army and exiled. Timothy
Mealy appointed Gov"ernor'General of
the Irish Free State.
6 -Irish Free State formally in-
augurated at Dublin asp a Dominion,
and Cosgrave is re-eleeted President.
Japan returns -'Shantung to China.
give Germany . a loan tilQ the repara-
tions question is settled.
19 -Seven rebels exeoated:: at Dub-
lin for having •arms and explosives.
Communists and Fascist clash , in
Turin and ten are killed and twenty
wounded. Prelinrinary estimates give
the, value of Canadian crops for 1922.
at nine billion dollars.
21 -The ancient Basilioa at Quebec
city burned . down.
22 -President Harding signs postal
agreement with Canada.
28 --Report of Can; Nat Railways
for the year will show a reduction in
its operating ` deficit of $17,000,000.
The British fleet: is ordered back to
r
the Dardtanell�es from .Malta. Tiirlau
complete reply to British note, insist-
ing that they moat have Mosul. Irish
rebel% blow up. music store in Dublin.
29 -British naval units --are rushed:
from Malta to the Dardanelles,'owing
to - develvpm�entss at -Lausanne Peace
Conference, where the Turkish dele-
gates refuse' to accede to Lord Cur-
zon's demand to recognize rights of
Christian minorities in Armenia and
Anatolia. Ismet Pasha sends a note
to Lord Curzon reaffirming the Turk-
ish olaim t0 Mosul area, and demand -
leg that
emand-leg,that the oil district be turned over
to the Ottomans. Terrific gales:on the
North Atlantic pile up- slips on the
coast;
The Week. Markets
ets
Toronto.
Manitoba wheat -No. 1 Northern,
$1.24%. - -
IVtanitoba dots-N'omimai.
Manitoba barley -Nominal,
7, -Rebels in areland murder De- All the above, track, Bay ports,
u S Hal member of Parka- A•mexican corn No- 2 yellow, Bac;
merit, and wound Deputy Speaker Pat :No, . 3 yeilo�w; 87c,` :all tial).
The Ulster ParliamentB l ''
votes the'Province out of the Free Beek -wheat -No. 2, .75 to 77c..
Rye -No. 2, 83 to 85c.
Millfeed-Del., Montreal freight,
puty
- orxen i 'rains s op ' e e
can es,
Haileybuiy district; ',5,000 persons
reported homeless,- with a death list
steers, good," $5 to $5.50; do, fair, $4
to $6; shockers, good, $4 to $4.50; do,
fair, $3 to $4; calves, choice, $13 to
$13.25; do,med., $8 to $10; do, comer
$3 to,"$6.50 milach, cows, choice, $60
to $80; springers, choice, $70. to $90;
lambs, choice, $13 to $13.50; sheep
choice, $5.50 to $6,50; do, culls, $2
to $2.50; hags, fedrand watered, $10.75
to • $11; ••do, f.o.b., $10 to' $10.25; do,'
country points, $9.75 to $10
arleY Ma tmg 59 to 61c accord -
O'Malley. 'Montreal.
of 47; Haileybury, North Cobalt, ing to freights outside Cain American No. 2 yellow, 92
to 93c. . Oats -Cali. western,: No. 2,
Thornlioe, Heasiiip and Charlton de- State. The allies waive their Claim
stroyed, and New Liskeard and to maintain forces in the Dalydanelies
zone:. bags included: Bran, per. ton, $24;
8 -Four leaders of the Irish rebels, shorts, per ton, $26; middlings, $28.50; :Pats., firsts, x$7:10; do, • seconds, $6.60;
or O' nnor team Maliowes Jas good.. feed flour, $2: stroxig baler ', $6.41; winter pats:,
" ' 011.2 wheat --t 2' whine id • voice, $6:50.' R251.eBed oasts-Ba3• of 90
McKelvey and Richard Barrett, exe- 112 00 rd. to Erol ht outside• lbs.; $3.ib to $3.25. Bran -$24„ Shorts
$ g
Englehart seriously damaged:
1.9 -Lloyd George resigns British
Premiership and Andrew Bonar - Law
is invited to form a new Administra-
tion.
25 -The new Irish Constitution Bill.
65 to 66c; do, No. 3, 60 to 61c; No. 1
feed, -68 to'59c; No. 2 local' white, 56
to 57e. Fiore -Man. spring' wheat
ctited at Dublin in reprisal for the %ro. 8; X1.07_ to 7.09.
$ $
murder • of Deputy Hales. "
passed the third reading in the Dail 11 --The. Four Premiere' Conference
Eireann. an London adjourns till Jan. 2, unable
26 -The King dissolves the Impea•-- to agree as to the reparations policy
ial Parliament, Italian Government with -Germany, and Premier Poincare
resigns owing; to the •Faseisti ulti-
matum:
30-=-Mu.ssolini ' enters Rome and
fornv a Cabinet.
November.
1 -National A:ssenr ly at Angora
s
declares thie Sultan of • Turkey de-
pose 1.
3 --British Government •agree to
remove the restriction on Canadian
cattle, subject to` inspection equal to
three days' quarantine.
g
---'?ii k�ncl gives iihr' Prince of, . 28-H-'1`lie allies decide ;tao' starprende,
iY cede ; .a magnificent reception an la+is r Ea -n o-.ri Thrace to the 1: teak , iru t tha
a turn "roin'Ird' .a, it?u lar ar les-•.rai;u t _,' p :e nectar
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T vniaar; the a4�ya5, ria a• -;e t,.;alrtiir"ed 2- tie; ±'oris) Ilaring✓an; Coininair.d-
r .r 1 League .of Natio xs.
toward ri.htraee,
insisting on the aoeup,ation of the
Ruhr.
14 -Sterling in New York has , sen-
sational rise, closing at $4.54%. At,
Lausanne Conference Turkey agrees'
to guarantee the. safety of minorities.
15 -British. act to remove the em-
b'argo an Canadian cattle becomes. law.
1? Dublin crowds . give last of., de-
parting British troops a very friendly!
send-off.
18 -New York bankers decline to
GIRL CHAMPION
A CANADIAN
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pio•i,bili cverii, its z)lydrla ,Qxo �a-a�; to c,rmiretc .las v tc, ,
:T' �tvon substituted: �i x,
Ontario No. 2 white oatsoe42 to 44c.
Criteria' •corn Nominal.
Ontario flour Ninety per cents,
pat., in ;,otos 20gs, ;e.30; prorirbc o:42c No. 1 s•bock,_36'to 38c. Dta-
shipment, $6.20• to $0:30; Tox+on�to t car Iots 90c
bane $5.1 . � $n:20; bulk seaboard, t Per ba , .
$6 to $5.10: Canners, $1.50;. �laxny cows and
•s- . , heifers, eons. to fair quality, $2 to 88; •
Manitoba flour -1st pate., in codon
sacks, 37.10 per {bbl.; 2nd pats., ,$6.60. Western steers, '$5,75; calves, picked,
Hay -Extra t,. 2 per ton track,- $12: iso, good lots, .$U; do, com., $9.50
-$26. Hay_ No.2, per ton, car lists,
$16 to $17.
Cheese -Finest easterns, 23 to
231/20. Buttery Choicest ' creafnery,
38e. Eggs -Fresh, 48c• selected,40
5 •ccs g ,
Toronto, 11 to'' 13 • 'miixed 10,50; to to $10, thin sheep, corn., $4, hogs,
$12; clover, $8 to ,$11.
Straw -Car lots; per ton, track, To -
Cheese ---New, large, 25c; twins,
254ac;• triplets., 2611e:; Stiltons, 27c,
Old, large, 27c, twins,28c, Stiltens,
29c.
Butter Finest creameryprints, 43
to 45c; ardinaey creamery prints' 40
to 41e. . Dairy, 30 to 31c.' Cooking,
22c.
Dreased poultry --Chickens, 4 lbs.
d 26 t 28 d 3 t 4 lb 23 to
selects and ` good • quality butchers,
$11.50 to $11.75; sows, $9 to $10.
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NATURAL. RESOURCES .BULLETIN
Canadian boys and girls are farm-
ing ' fast . friendships with • birds.
Eighty thousand"_copies of "Bird.
Houses and Their Occupants," .pub-
lished by the Dept. of the Interior, at
Ottawa, have • gone like hot calces. and
the whole:edition has been exhausted'
aiv • up, o c; n o s., in lees than a year. So 'great is the
lbs,, 20 to 23e; geese, 28_ Eo 80e; dick -
25c; fowl, 5..lbs. and up, 26 to 28e; demand that the gsxvernrnent ass have
do, 4'to'5 lbs:,; 23 to 25c; do, under 4
ing another edition. printed to tell
ldngs,<30 to -33n; turkeys, .40 -to 45c. ' 3roung. Canada how • to build houses
Margarine -20 to 22c. -
Eggs-No.`1 can,uede, 38 to 39c; se-
lects, 44 to 45c; cartons, new )aids,
Beans -Can Band -picked lib 6xac-
primes, 6c..
Maple products--Sya'up, per imp.
gal., $2.50; per 5 gait. tin, $2.40 per
gal, • Maple sugar; lb., 2a to 25c. ••
Honey -6041b. tins; 12 to` 1211 Per
lib.; 5-2ye-lm.'tins, 13% to 141/ac per
lb,; Ontario `comb honey, '•per. doz.-
$3.761 $4.50.
Potatoes-Ontarios, No. 1, '85c; No.
2, 75 to 80c.
Smoked means-- Haans, ailed., 26 to
28e; cooked ham 38 to 40c• smoked Approximately 220,000 husheeis od
!roll's, 26 to 280; cottage rolls, 32 to wheat left •Calgaryy ,on. December 12, ,.
35c; b oak-fa�s+ti. bacon, 32 to ISa; a'pe- according to: returns furnished by' the
else) brand breakfastliacron, 38 to 40c; local grain:` inspector. , 'I is is the
baeksy boneless, 39 to 43c: large -1 quantity of whoa:t brat has
Cured meads ---Long clear bacon, '60
to 70 lbs,, $2]; 7fl to' 90 11is.•, $20; 90 ever ganee forwaad i any :;one day in
lbs. and up,; $18; lightweigh'. rolls, :in the history of 'the: new route via the
barrels, $41; heavyweight rolls, $37. coast 'city and Panama Canal to the
Lard -Pure' tierces, 16c; trbs, United. Kingdom and continent.
16isc; pailsi 16atc; prints, 18c. Short-
ening tierces,
hort-ening`,tierces, 131r to 1.4c; tabs, 14 to Lc a.1") cxpcirts`;scnx lar iisla
143/2c; pails, 1417'2 to 150: pi -hits, ,17 u10 is to Soreig•n iti E -:ccUs diming the;
to 171/2c. aired ratio months of 1922 ,ornounted:
Heavy steers, choice, S. to 38; to 195,490,114 board feet, as con mPared-
braitchor stteeas, choice, $6.50 to $7; {ro' .vitt 122,122,013 :feet in Lilo CO
good, ;$5,54 to $6; do, med., $5 to ponding poiiod, of, 1933 ' Si'.tincx'ease
$5.50; do, cors;- $4 to n4.50; luuteher e cf c.v- - 73;001,000 `£set: Shipments
heifers, choice; ,(;.25, to $6,75;.cto,
e 'were made to Arrest .lis, aiAna, Eg1711A
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1.<I o _ to ,r
.a t ,b n corn., d, c
med., ..
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$ ,
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inc oirtli Afn ica
• ,� e i:�;i�aaa, Now Zealand �
�, s„ choice $4 .50 to ,�5' _ c.o .
Iru�tclier . ov , , ,
Med., •3 to . 4: -canners and cutters 'United Eingdcun and Co itineixt, Phil-
$2 to 42.50; butcher hills, good, $4 to ippines, Crnitec1 States, Smith Sea; Is -
$5 do, corn.. $2.25 to, $2.50; feeder In
•uds, and South America,
that birds `like. The booklet contains
directions and working designs for
the building of all kinds` of bird
houses, No charge is made for it.•
Tornnita'ea popiilation during the'yea.r
increased from 522;942 to 529,083, an
increase of '6,141. The a!sseissment in-
areaeed from 776,134,636 .to" $$28,165,-
835. The latter sunx .wilt; however, be
reduced by the court of revision and
the - county judge by the amount of
approximately $4,000,000.