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The centre of the cordoned district includes Church street, and the place where the military were ambushed re- ?cently, and North 'King Street, the scene of fierCe fightin'g in the Easter rebellion. Dublin, Jan. 16.â€"The British mili- tary forces surrounded and isolated a square mile area inside the Dublin ciLyilimits, the whole section of North Du'blin being included, and have start- ed an intensive search for the Sinn Fein army headquarter-’5. The military have erected barbed- wire entanglements in the streets, which the troops are ‘holdinp; with full marching equipment, including armored cars, and they will have pre- pared for a constant watch until their search of the district is completed by establishing within the area their field kitchens. NobEy is allowed to leave or enter the area, and the trolley cars are not. running: All day long to‘d-a‘y tli'e houseâ€"bthouse probe has Senate Vote Disregarded the Warning of General Pershing. A despatch from Washington says:â€"Disregnrd.ing the advice and warning of Gen. Pershing and Secreâ€" tary of War Baigerl the Senate voted on Friday to cut the sdze of the regu- lar-army to 150,000 men- The vote was 34 to 28. _ This action was taken through the adoption of a resolution offered by Senator New of Indiana, originally providing for an army of 175,000 men. Despite the protests of members of the Military Committee, including Senator New hirnseif, the Senate agreed to an amendment proposed by Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin directâ€" ing the Secretary of War to suspend enlistments until the size of the army is reduced to 150,000 men. TO DISCUSS Area of Square Mile ( ments Erected in She Under Machine Gu REDUCE US. ARMY T0 150,000 MEN The "adoption of the Lenroot amendment was accomplished largely by a coalition of Progressive Repub- licans with a large majority of the Democrats ’ ‘ London, Jan. 16.â€"â€"The question of the naval policies of the United ‘States and Great Britain will be'one of the priimipal subjects discussed at: the worthcoming conferences here between Sir Auckland Geddes, British Ambas- s'ador to the United States, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lloyd George and Earl Curzon, the Foreign Secretary, it was stated in authoritative quarters to- day. ‘ Sir Auckland Geddes New York on Saturday andhc expects to return a uchorities ’38”! the result arsenal of the Rate Sir Auckland Geddes Sum- moned to London by Premier. War lmter IRISH GIRL CLAD IN STEEL Young Woman Arrested for Hiding Armsâ€"Varied Assort- ment of War Material Discovered at Cork â€" King’s Counsel Killed by Unknown Man in Dublin. EILE'E‘ARY 'aphones, perlscopes, gas mail bags which hgd been , result of raids, and also tlty ammu ipate bom F63 SEEN FEEEE RS the ( NAVAL POLICIES nu the commandant Government of?! on'espondence, ‘ ‘ “'5‘” Hwy-n“: “0): from Cork sayszâ€"The ach great importance t( the raid on the cl'uiej Late Milé Cordoned and Barbed V7.1 ire Entangle- :_ted in Sh‘eetsâ€"Housc-to-House Probe‘Goes on Rhine Guns Post ed on Reefs of Builc‘lings to Command the Deserted Streets. a. field ju other era. a. Its, W sailed from for London in February. masks, Missing a. large ARWBR AME) SHEEN FE} )1‘ the vis i From the upper stories of many of Ethe houses in the military enclosed area snipers’ shots have been fired at the police and soldiers. Machine Iguns with crews protected by barri- cadespf sand bags have been placed in pesition and the occupants of 45 houses have boeen given a half hgur I to leave. Destroyers Reported 05 the Coast of Donegal. London. Jan. 17.â€"The Daily Ex- build in stre ets Wounded in Cork During indisc Cork two sailors civilian were wot PRINCE WILL OPEN IRISH PARLIAMENT London, Jan. 17.â€"-The Daily Ex- cal pres‘s announces that several destroy- for ers have arrived off the coast of Done- am gal, following Admiralty orders ré- ist- garc‘uing‘ shipping in cases where the A power has. been taken to close ports. cm wh that there saults upo detectives - Captains of ships have been warned that their vessels~imay be examined before entering any port and that ves- sels .using any private signal at night are liable to be fired on 'by the Gov- ernment war boats. The Daily News states the Prince of Wales will perform the openimg ceremony at thn opening of the Ulster Parliament. Newspaper ‘_Man Becomes Lieut.-Goverhor. Walter Cameron Nichol, who has been appointed to succeed the late Lieut: Governor Prior of British Columbia. He is Editor and Proprietor of the Province, Vancouver. an During icks we] ENE SEA BI am T} ‘ister. He} the stafi n‘ BMW“ par \V e Cork : indiscx McGr sidera \VOU 1‘ poli “70111811 1 p0 mma ek-end several upon tlie police nen tfiroug‘hout 8 m hot SCOVBI‘ d‘ed one womav e machine guns )sted on roofs of and the deserted i DUBLEN .ad been a ; E the Free 11'1‘3. firing the marâ€" 3 reports y acted n DWI! Ire- urn- 3.8 ‘me [en a commission of French experts, but it is impossible at the present time to manufacture the serum in sufficient quantities to inoculate all . cattle against. the plague. The commission is composed of Professors Roux, No- card, Caree and Vallee, which was formed at the request; of Parliament, and will submit its report to the Min- istry of Agriculture shortly. Attentiin is now 'being given to in- creasing the production of the serum, FRENCH SCHENTESTS DESEGVER CURE ‘ NR POM AND MQUTH BESEASE Only E: MILLION OUT OF WORK IN ENGLAND March. 25 Sét as Date of Re- volution by Extremists. London, Jan. 16.â€"â€"Unemployment in England is increasing rapidly, and toâ€"day it is stated that the number of men, women, boys and girls who are registered as totally out of work is close upon 1,000,000. 7 The reaching of new markets or the revival of old ones is recognized to be the one means of coping with the unemployment problem. During the past week several large businesses have stopped their export work. With this phase of the question the Gov. ernment is striving to deal by seek- ,ing the co~cperation of banks and in- surance companies in carrying through a scheme along the lines suggested “by Ter Meulen, the Dutch economist, whereby credits could,‘be opened for those Continental countries that want goods which they are at present un- able to buy. Plans whereby the stab- ilization of exchanges could be secur- ed are also under consideration. These and other remedial measures! to counteract the economic adlments‘ from which the world is suffering, eyen'if success attends them, will necessarily be slow in their effects, and in view of Government unemploy- ment on its present Iscale it is too serious a qfiestion to be left to work, itself out along the regular'lines. Sir Lynden Macassey, writing in The Sunday Times on “The Menace of Un- employment,” says: ‘ “The necessity of dealing immedi- ately with the problem is ungent. A! new gospel is in the air. UnemployiI ment, the new industrial evangelists proclaim, is wholly due to the capital-' istic organization of socity and indus-i Destroy and replace the latter by any kind of Socialist common-’ wealth and work will drop like manna‘ Canadian Pioneer the 1‘0 Moose Factory, the Hudson Bay Company’s post, about 180 mile the néarest railway station. The journey to the railway line sleigh and occupies about ten days. ' A ‘rom Heaven ‘U m ute to Qolomb used a total d 0.000. acsordil re uth Ad or the preventior na< aluable Amma .Vlarinc Bre nougi Suffers $30,000 Fire king out in the bunk- Canadian Pioneer, of an Government Mer- ne, while she was en ‘olbmbo, Ceylon, has h at Present Manu§actured to Inoculatc 1 le Animais in the VVorldâ€"Endeavor Being Made to Increase Prmiuceion. ‘ from , wmle she was en bmbo, Ceylon, has al damage of over )rding to word re_- e C.G.M.M. offices rom to exploit unemploy essential that a} R WHERE U.S. BALLOONISTS LANDED ‘ion of foot and n discovered by Lch expérts, but present time to m in sufficient ite all. cattle JI imp )1 ix hould ‘ade any on of which oculate the prize cattle 21 animals of the world; Prof. V‘allee, who is atta Alfort Governmental 1 School Laboratory, discuss ease, said that the micrc visible under the microsco so infinitesimal that it pas porcelaine filters‘, which 11 fore retained all known mi virus used in the manufar Prof. V‘allee, who is attached to the Alfort Governmental Agricultural School Laboratory, discussing the dis- ease, said that the micrer was in- visible under the microscope, it‘being so infinitesimal that it passes‘through porcelaine filterg‘, which have hereto- fore retained all known microbes. The virus used in the manufacture of the serum can be obtained only from the diseased parts of affected animals, namely, the‘ mouth and feet, and thus very small quantities are available. BRIAND AGAIN PREMHER OF FRANCE Has Formed Cabinet in Suc- ' cession to Fix-Premier Leygues. Paris, Jan. 16.~â€"-Ex-Premier Arisâ€" tide Briand, for the seventh time in his long political career, will toâ€"mor- row afternoon be president of the French Council of Ministers. ‘M. Briand informed President M‘illerand this evening that the Cabinet which he began to form yesterday afternoon was completed. Premier Briand will also ‘be' Minister of Foreign Affairs. The new~ Cabinet is not remarkany "strong from the stand-point" of its individual ministers, for- outside of M. Briand himself, and Louis Barthou, Paul Doumer and Louis Loucheur, none are men of any commanding im- portance. M. ‘Barthou will he Min- ister of War, while M. Doumer will have the portfolio of Finance, a posi- tlon he held twenty years ago. '0 ' _ Lord Milner, Whose resignation from - Cover the bran of an op‘gened bottle the office of Colonial Secretary has of olives and it will not mould. 'just been announced. ' Manitoba wheat‘No. 1 NE $2.04; No. 2 Northern, $2.01; Northern, $1.95; No. 4 wheat 463M; Manitoba N041 cw,_ 85 5115c; feed, Manitoba. No. 3 CW, All of {he abdve in WilLiam. Wilmam. , American corn-$1.15, nominal, track, Toronto, prompt shipment. ‘ Ontario oatsâ€"No. 2 white, 50 to 53¢. Ontario wheatâ€"No. 2 Winter, $1.85 to $1.90 per car lot; No. 2 ‘Spring, $1.80 to $1.85, shippilfg pointg, accord- ing: to‘ fx'pjght. =_ - _ ' to 30 )mix M 13eaé.â€"N5. 2,- nomdna Barleyâ€"85 to 90¢ eights outside. Ma iye éc; No 1r ame oatéâ€"No 51%0; ex 1 feed, 49 barleyâ€"7N9 resh 29c rei Toronto. argé trip] Weekly Market Report WEE 1, $1.75 to $1 . according per bag $1.00 store at Fort 3 CW, 991, (574C north of by dog M( valuable 50 90c 1r O 01 way of Near E IiFebmary 10 is Date { for Federal Opening '$'(; (10, com., $i ?bulls, choice, $8 to $8;'do, com. cows, choice, $7. $6.25 tb'$7; do, c I38 to $9: do. 90: Severe Winter an Near East Relief. Cessation of all transportation coupled with a severe winter, adds to the appalling situation, it was assert- ed by M. Ahronion, President of the Armenian delegation to the Peace Conference, in forwarding from France Armenian messages dated Canada to Dominate January 7. Famine threatens unless 51 immediately taken to contim ments of provisions from the States, he said. Colonial Institute, expresse viction that Canada, and n ited 'States, was destined t1 the future of the whole I ericzm continent, because overcome her climatic diffi her sparseness of populati‘ come the focus of the Em The opening of Parliament has been fixed for February 10, a week earlier than had previously been expected. The program for the sesaion is being hurried up. ' More than 200,000 between Kars an‘ :lying because of l and anarchy stalk 58c;_ _rolIs_, fancy breakfast ba< backs, plain, bone in Cured to 280; Lardâ€" 25 to 25%.c; pails, 2583, to 25%c; prints, 26 to 27c. Compound tierces, 15% to 16c; tubs, 16%, to 1734c; pails, 17% to "19¢; prints, 20 to 21c. Choice heavy steers, $11 to $12; good heavy steers, $10.50 to $11; but-L ches’ cattle, choice, $9.50 to $10.25; do. good, $8 to $9.25; do, med., $6 to 25 to 25%.c; pail prints, 26 to 27¢. 15% to 16c; tubs, 17%Z to '199; print $30 ca’r’ lots. S to 39‘ of All Transpor gravates the 5 0,000 ARMENIANS Iespa $9; do, 900 lbs Kars and A] :ause of lack c chy stalks am ; advices frm Paris, receive 1 “,1: 1- 31 lear Pure )1‘8‘ Resigns His Post eat m., $5 to $5.50; butchers’ 3e, $8 to $9; do,-good, $7 com. $5 to $6; butchers’ e, 37.50 to $8.50; do. good. ; do, com, $4 to $5; feeders. $10.9( DYING OF WANT h from Ottawa says:â€" ' of Parliament has been Ail North America bell Montreal I CW. 7 4 fr i0 10 ‘ong among them. stat- from Armenia by eivcd here by the 3 3T3 lan n London says:â€" of The Financial Canada before the xpressed the con. , and not the Un- tined to dominate .vhole North Am- ecause she would tic difficulties and Pfing R0116 ixtuatlon. tatlon d Cessati ,less steps are continue ship~ ear rm to 27c tag‘e rolls, 87 1, 45 to 49c; 53 to 56¢; to 5-10; bone- $65 to $75; ) $9.50; doI lves, good to p. $6 to $7: 14.50 to $15; 75 to $15.25;, do, country- r do. spring. pire. téhér bulls; $13 to $14; $5 to $5.50. )n and be good; $13 031 .0011 3 CW 1t pat . 90-1b nite( tubs, fl