George Citizen
Vol,3,No.82
PRINCE GEORGE, B. C, TUESDAY, .JANUARY 14, 1919 {/
Five Cents
Allies May Occupy Some GermanPorts
,Spe< kil to the Citizen.) I ll]t(|,,ii, Jan. J4.--At today's session of tli.e Allied military cotrt-inamlers presidled over by Mar-^'�il Koch, the suggestion was ,nadc that the Allies occupy gome ofl"the German ports, according to in Exchange Telegraph despatch
from Paris.
'phc supreme council of the L.;j-ce congress is in complete ac-;,,;,!, and the gathering has been irunH)ud by the presence of (apan representatives among the
TONIGHT at 8 o'clock in the Dreamland Theatre Mayor Perry and Mr. K. A. Carney will address the electors of Prince George on matters affecting the welfare of the city. An added attraction will be speeches by the aldermanic candidates. This alone
Spartacan Troops Are Defeated by
MILLIONAIRE NO MORE.
(Special to the Citizen). ought to be worth coming miles London, Jan. 13.�Several hun-"A lovely time will be' d-red Spartacans have been killed
Chicago, Jan. jjl.�Millard H. Cutter, rated yesterday as a mil-(T1/.v^t.�^,^^ E7*%-~**s* I lionaire broker, today was p-enni-
\jovernmeni r orce iess ,� a cen at the police station
frerte, an admitted forger of cunties worth $500,000.
se-
to hear.
had." By all means come!
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS. V'ladivostock. � The Czecho-
in the recapture of the Silesian railway by German government troops, according to the latest advices from Berlin. The casualties were
SHOPLIFTERS ARRESTED.
Winnipeg, Jan. 13.�More than $2000 worth of goods taken from i city stores was recovered by the
. heavy when the gov-, police when five women, believed
Slovak army is loyal am no men ernment troops wrested .a news- f be an organized shoplifting
the head- paper plant from the Spartacans. ring> were arrested. Two fur coats The situation now would^ap- vauie(i at $900 are among the
quarters reply to :\n(\ untrue reports
the fantastic circulated.
nas'vg�pods, also silk dresses and lingerie, silk and wool mufflers, cut
ation in hand.
PRELIMINARY MEETING. -4-Specipl to the Citizen).
Steamer Casfalia
Li-js, Jan. 13.- -The -upremc j
council has held a prelimin-
nvectin'g. Regulaf sessions are
tart today. The inaugural sit-1
ui the jKv.cc conference will
11 \f\ l;muary 2Oth. !. I'ichon, 1-Vench foreign minr, i� opposed to any recog- , , iif the Russian Bolsheviki ernment.
mammoth njilitary Olympic t will be held in Paris in May ' Unit
pear that the radical group
Buenos Aires.�The Bolsheviki;met withdecisive defeat.
launder control, and it is believed Paderewski, the Polish leader, |laSs?Hrmkets and women's ar-I th'e government now has the situ- was wounded when an attempt! {ides of'all descriptions.
, was made to assassinate him, ac-J _^_______
Phie War Veter-! cording to a despatch from Cop1-�ms will not tolerate Bolshevism, enhagen.
Xo rule by any one class, was the' Princess Patricia is to be mar-| motto expressed at their conven- ried in Westminster Abbey on! tion here. February 27th.
Yorkton�fair. C Muller has As a result of air raids during been committed for' trial on the the war, 5611 persons were killed ,; ],,,)-�. . .; p. \ ;a!e to see hack in Prince Georjre at an
in thistancj Harry Boswell. Wednesday land Thursday nights, "The Royal
______.x I Romance," with Virginia Pear-
| son in a leading part. This is one 'of the most beautiful and inter-on tlye screen. On
H. A. Catney Elected Mayor; *
_ .*. 411 '� r\ �. a. esting plays
Interesting Aldermanic Contests 'Friday and s^y, j
0 _________ asco in the beautiful legendary
� .1 ^ 1 1 4. r drama, "A Modern Lorelei." The
ith two to be elected^ fi service being sho
earlv date.
At two o'clock yesterday Mr. aspirants, wnn iwo u, uc de^ j service being shown
II. A. Carney, late city clerk, was in each case, tollowing are the declared by Returning'()m"c!r Sin- candidates for aldermen: clair to be the next mayor of Prince George, the name of
Much
of the
realest kind of .�oniedy appears in the water
^ties-of the latest Ann Penning-
ti
which is to be shown Wednesday ai1(' Tlnirsday nights of this at the Dreamland, when Vnnington as a rather scaiiurn boarding school >iiia/es her, friends and rela-
Ward One�George H. Adams, n5JNe.ls C. jorgensen, Theodore M. other candidate being put forward \yatson% "Henry Wilson.
at the annual nominations. ; -
Ward Two-John H. Johnson,
'"'am P. Ogilvie, Thomas Por-
at
the Rex has made an instantaneous hit with the public
CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
Services , first Sunday after
From the time of Mr. Carney's
announced candidature a couple William 1\ Ogilvie, i nomas ror- ^ Michaers and An Angels-of weeks ago it was a foregone . ter. ! f>rince George, Seventh avenue�
picture, '"The Antics of Ann"| conclusion that no opposition to Ward Three�Charles A. Gas- j Holy Communion, 8:30 a.m.; Sun-,
- ' 1 1 ' ' ! ! kill William G. D. Harper, Pat-day School, 10:30 a.m.; Morning
his election would be offered, and
Mi
the result is pleasing alike to Mr. ^^ j Moran. Carney and his many friends and suppprters. Immediately the result was announced the mayor-
llUs by
elect was the recipient of hearty
Four members of the old board are out for re-election�Aldermen
are o
Adams, Porter, Gaskill and Har-
pi
y appearing in a daring^if |congratulations from, all sides.
Aldermanic Contests. There will be interesting con-
y ppearing in a dag piewhat risque bathing suit; the: �nterested spect^tpYs who flock-; |! after her at the hotel avhere i 'l> scenes were taken nearly up-| Hl the bathing raft and it was p^sary to send for the life-1 s to rescue the small star. I
per.
Prayer, 11 a.m.; Evening Prayer, 7:3O>.m.
St. Stephen's, S. Fort George-Sunday School, 3 p.m.; Evening Prayer, 3^30 p.m.
Police Commission.
To till the single vacancy on
tests for aldermanic honors I (the Police Commission there are each of the three wards/ Ward three candidates�Richard Cor-One has four candidates; Wards less, William P. Ogilvie Two and Three each have three Theodore M. Watson.
and
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
11 a.m., service in Fort George. 12:15 p.m., S.S. Fort George. 3 p.m., S.S. Prince George. 7130 p.m., service Prince George.