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MAXIMS or A

MERCHANT

That system of education i.s vit-

nlly false which brings discontent with a man's state of life, and which does not at the same time give him the ability to rise higher.

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PHII II E E III NE-5 IN THE _IEIIEIIIII

Hon. Mr. Bennett » Discusses Canadian

. Affairs in Maiden

Speech as Leader of the Opposition.

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lFrom Our Gwn Correspondent) OTTAWA, Jan. 30.-As anticipat-

er attraction of the visit of Pr dent Cosgrove of the Irish Fr

of the Opposition, and there was trace of disappointment when

. Ablaze; -Loss _

mme II\<I|l $100.00() iL‘|-lultotl when I--

H I III si) inande -In-C ief Of The British Ar

ies In France During The War, He Con

d .il building

“I me U"I"0l`t‘I'ly Oi ‘Toronto to-1

liliiiilllitf would not have been mom

ylxgicillitmont officials, one professorl mem\h_h_lf;»1(isui Then;-éiemloala and MMV why valsluihle cheat] $100-000,

- 1 - cals were

uscil for research work and the

_IVMQII "nd nm wiv-lly destroyed .these-

r:::

i-I-|r___'==U iq Ei :‘_"""’:r:| '-*E r"*|_1' c::|c.n

cd me galleries we ml d t ,-The 1l‘rinca ui’ Wales silt the t-ioall _ _ _ _

fc C 0 0V€l"I Iof his approval upon the "Ponce-1 _ ~ '~ _ ~- ' »

flowing notwithstanding the count-I - . 1 1 1 1 ~~` 1 11,- S,1,111».I ‘I’P°°i'*| ¢° Th* G‘““'d|““I Jew diW_S “£0 T0E‘"d1“8 his l1hY5I°° totlay pauses nnvoro strictures up-I __ _ __

esh _ I d‘1_y"_‘__‘_fx*{“'Ywh‘;‘_‘_‘_'§’_§"\°h‘0 h_‘_h’_;’0nw _,[1 Loimou, Jan, :i0__-Field Marsh- ni condition ent was able to iuiini on the Ca\infi1ni.<10vemmmh,_ nu by may mcniliera and neu-unit 1

muh lhewd ht ai Earl Haig, commander-in-chiefs, number of public engagements 1~.,g1,1,,11.,1,; 1.0m,-,,,1nh 1,111,111,11-

fte it ' ont company ini ‘ I - ‘ `

State, to listen to the Hon. Mr thi- annual dinner ol tho Biimlnl- gh Iglee IIIIVIIIQII III IIIIII EIIIIIIIIIIIS IIIII;II;IIIIIIIgb h K Mk H d U00 fmnl GMU- Brilfllll. |16 V10

`Be1lIi€"»`S H19-idcn Sllccch as Leader hum Jewoleis’ and Silveirimltlls'

LHARLOTTETOWN CANADA Tl FSDAY IANUARY .31 1038

Menu Building f 0 0

SES EIEIII IIIAIISIIIII EIIIII IIIIIII N III DIED YESTERDAY IN IIINIJ

I is $100,000 I _ 1 Tm (YCanadian Press) ; _ ' _ _

Pillillili _ I

_ ,file diumiircu the me ie- I A 011] I' _ h

TE? :Crm-1:25

i r'_|-.i§_2 -3|'-I-1:'-I: i""“'|..':.CJ_I I

““i* Willie 'llc damages in tl\o'_ ‘ ___ mlm $2.5-000 in the opinion of flroIHiS Royal Highness-

Set His Seal of A_p

proval Upon “Peaccl in Industry” Move-1

ment. I

i».iiuM:i~NoiiA;.\1i. nnglnnn, .inn ;i0_{

_ tributed In Liir-'ge

Organizing Relief

cess Of The Allied Cause.-- Sin ee The War He Ha.dDev-oted Much Time T0

' ` For Disabled Veter- Britain to Can-ada.

I ans And Their Families.

Conservatives

-IIIIIIE5 NEW w.in0.M... IIIII5IINIIIIINI`iH-EII "IINWIII IIIUEP _.__.._i.`_f~“.‘TfffII”e"”1III IIIII

(ii l`.\\I\<A Jan 'i0 ~ (‘onsoi\.\ lion yilli not moto any unitniiinvlif. to the aildioss In icply to the

. . Ie eeth from ho throne This was

Charlottetown (hmrdiun Two Uelil Min-ning Guardian, lfonndad 1887

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--_- _the tiocision zirrivcd at this morn- ____

Measure To The gnc- Times Predicts a Fal-'iitiiiiti"ii.'§L‘;“..§fi“§§12..2’i;";`. 35?; Big Curwrder, Her

fling off of 30 to 50"

Movement F r o _‘I

If.”

LONl)0\ .lan Iltl »~ Tho Tim

per cent, ifl tim spoecii from tlio throllo look

()\lH(‘, Whlle\|i1;cnci':il disciissioii ol'

lace, tlicro was no nnnoiinccnioiv,

Into uiakn at tho t-_oucllisiou of tht-

lectiilg. on the party altitude on ny particular question i'ci`eri‘e<l in

' _ill tile speech-

l'lotii.rcs of loyalty und support

Uqtwero extended to lion- R- ll, Boil- ' riictt lilo now (Ionservalivo li»_a\l~‘.i',

“I attendance Tho ;,ciloi'n1 sontinic

1 'I' nu-splciouo ctnrt oi' ony Conservn

V party-"

he _ _ A 1 - -

sat down. Though hc did not him- ammo-y_lB mm emhloynd .hah (_Dm0|disea.se_ He was 66 years old. permit lum to travel. tiers to Canada- Opinions of tlicso Rehh_(,h__.¢_ was uhm mmh, U, th

51311 N19, go me 15% he was g,¢.a1_ I( _ ' ‘ L u Ii, \- ‘_ _ L 1 _ The Field Ma.rshal‘s death oc-L Since the war, Earl Haig has de-_societies is that n fnlliiilz off I

8 tzuflh" Iihah" “II II:,‘(h;I€I'_I;0IhII _ufhlcurrcd at the home of his brother 'voted much of his time to oiganlz emigration from Gioai. Britain

ly handicapped by thcfact that t

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Speech from the Thwrw was prec tin-wing :ratio were itientleni- - ,lil-‘ew W- G- Jameson. in Prince sing relief for disabled soldiers and canada qt 'so to so pei- cent- may .uni it was tieeitieti in nnnolnl

11,,a11y geydn of 1191191551, mam-1a1_ ____ , The “Incer hah) a recent h.§em1_1Gate, Westminster, where he hndltlicix families. |be eipectéd as a résult of the new wlhmhmh to deal whh the que

M1411; 15 f1»¢e1_y “amd ¢_ha¢1_he S11- - . . fl hh t , ,eaehhmv 91 been staying recently. He was fm‘ The Marshal was reserved ul- regulatioizo especially the new [1 f . , H \ _ 1 mee an mga; of the lmpm-¢1m1_ 15. ‘publlclty Dl'lVe N0W,(,5;,1;II0;I@,.I;ga?,(1 I1II_1I,I,I "ado :I,Ihh,hs§thc pointoi retiring when he col-‘émostfto the point of coldness butfsveizifi ‘i~fI medical cxauiination-»,.1I;"hf;, hIh3rSf,;;`,;Ic;_,f_In I0 ‘III Gm' sues that were expected to come on b Local A 0 ' Icouncil gave tho stroilgagl 1-m5(,h_lapsed while sitting on the edge oljthose who were rcally acquainted 'f`lio_so_ cllangee. duo to Mr- Forkc

of ' y SS Cl"__h) hmm ‘hm a “ew em uf hmhhhis bod, Ho :iid not lose conscious- with him during the war said that recomuiendatlono. were oDl>0B@l|

anon ohwhv was 0pehh,h_ A1hh11hg 10 hhlness immediately but the end cainqbencath his icy exterior there beat U10 time by lilo railways. but will ,,h_,,h.mhn or uhh hhh.h|hg.h L,hh(_hh

bcfore parliament. was A matter

After making suitable reference

the sorrow oatmeal by the sudden '**“ 1,lhh.G Wh, Wh h _we 10111; 5,11 ,11I All Biitoln -ills tluown into the great soldier was compelled to_l'< ruiei ly stated Canada'n trouble r

death of mm Hug announced hy* Every Province of Canada is pre me Summa dmhhhss of DOBLWH1 mourning uhti penal editions of send his men against, the 1n511u.‘bc llir- difficulty oi’ koepiui. Brlti 531,18 11,15 m°m1ng and passing p ring' to spend large sums' of mon-,(hhh,e5h1Dh’ hm 1 never 1031 11(,h1i_-afternoon papers appeared on the ments of death. :inlirrauis fiom going to Cnnatla

light over the reference int

(H if-iiip<ii'2iry lcudorship of tho prir:

Ulivo, (Jnpn Hrntiiii Smith) wil

‘ -Ing rntlivi' llnlli .ti pcrmiiiiriit can

I-0 I _ilirulir-ps of improved trudc Itho 5I`*°T°'~Iy Hfi0f\\‘n1'd:i. In warm heart Which blbd dolly E\5_d°“‘hlI955 IVINSG Mr: Lflflflll who mul it is 1‘-os=il>le that tho uracil-‘_'

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h ey In DUDIICIW WOTIK Pl`l!1C€ Ed-1 Wh have heh] oh’ and g,1,me_1_ _-,,111 streets earlv today announcing the As ~‘-con as the wal ended hcl WIH’l`0 l>f‘f0F° 1500 m<“Ilf“I “X” <-uv. rlmirniuii-

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speech to the Confederation Cele-"W9-fd Island iS IG-Ning behind and 1,01-111, 11_ 111111 how 11 may 1,0 1\1,tt_`F'icld Marsliall; clcntli. - If-tarted ft campaign to raise funds “"lI"“l`H WW’ H\’lllIf\bl0 HOW ill"

bration and other agreeable pood- ing, he proceeded to discuss Cana- dian affairs from three viewpoints, domestic policy and conditions, im-

upon which he dwelt in a speech

ation,

As to prosperity, expansion

°“m1°t 9XP@<!T £0 get its share 'of-“.0 are 51,1111; to got our i-oivnrd-" f It was not know definitely todayfoi' the men who had given their “`Il°I0 “'0"I‘ °I0XI‘fl1IIlf1II0Y1 Will bf’ """’_"**°”"'*""“

tourist traffic unless it is prepare-di 1,, 11hh1(,,. vein 111,, p,1m.(, mh(1_. whnre no would bn b111»1ed_ A 5;-w'11,1\_ H0 01-1g1m,1ed poppy Day ,_m_tlt\in\ hy 18 Caiiadinn ilontiirs, l”t~»-‘

t0 GUI m0I`0 Publicity W0\‘k- In111i|niiiIn nallios on the subject nflof thc great ::oici’"i';-. and sailors lic annual event. when iiillltona g(ISll'i¢'iioiil-i apply cillrillly IQ l1»“iSif“~“‘I

Tli edrlvc for funds is now on `11-(.4.-____ “,111 1ew,_,h.y_ g1,,1,1q 111,, 11,111,111 We511;1g1;<;1¢\1» but 111,_-|1¢a1l0m;‘¢1gtl-1 {1;,W¢1-S mad¢ e1~11_1re1y by [01-_Iciiiiurniits rind flloiio going with _7

perlal and international relations, and will he continued till Monday lem-o of Jewelers a hope of ho|t:rIpoint to thc 1:\fob:\bi1ity that Earl mer service men and rcpi~esentinxz,"“l’Il“l and an \xalnino\'s only visit

of evening. It is a business proposition 11mg., by 1»e11111111111g 11111111 lhil 'Haig will rnst in St. Pauls in ac-fthe crimson poppies that bloom iii“H5I’"I"I"‘ I" f"I""V“I“ I'I‘L`l"‘ ‘VIII "3 I

one and three quarters hours dur- and should bc regarded as such by from antiquity humanity lias lov:-_<i`_corctan.ce with thc tradition of thc Flanders Field were sold throunli-I” “""“‘ ‘I"I"V' All” "lil"-" “~"""‘I"' I I "'°‘_

those who will be canvassed More 11,101~11111@111. Ilast hiiiidrt-<1 yt,-his during whlcli`out the Britisii Empire for theII”“ f“‘Y\lv'cs llnvo hor-ii I>Il\Ir<"\

0fI¥l0X1€y IS l’1€0d€d and 011 SIN! BSKCG "l \\-mild not like to say 1i0.=:i‘~fmany of Britaiirs great, inilltarybeneflt of thc disabled soldiers_I“I‘“‘“‘ “'I‘°"“ ""*‘“"’~`I"~I‘I"_l‘”<‘PI*’

in (Canadian Press) ilu .'\lON'I`ltidAl., Jan. JIU- -»~ Allin

trade. and industrial and other ac- to substantially increase their sulv tively," no said, “wl|ctlio|~ me lamifaiid naval heroes were buried, Wei-‘Earl Haig was also unccasini-; ini""I. Milli io 1-<0 for oxiiinimilim lil' \Vl1il0 -‘lllfl lil# “‘ifL‘f l`f1ll\01`I"‘

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tivitics, he pointed out that he lla sold $500,000,000 worth of products

$800,000,000 worth, thc great por- tion of which we should have sup-

scriptions over last year. <11 t-_.tillage aotiutlly slnauc noni lington and Lord Roberts mc ani- his peironal attentions to soldici‘sI`.I“""'I')" [II"II"` """'“""t 'I""’

ugeli iii, wort- l>\irii<»<l to tlcatli lu

I ‘ - ' ll “`§cxpri+ssotl, it was said, was “flint

Il t

W. _ _

es em on 0 W e er ny e wo E W In y e It hmmm in based upon consult Mr, Bennett. has inode the moat

MA H Ah _‘__ ti _ 1 I _ -l th, war, died suddenly early today in_Park and was contemplating a vis-1101,., w11i1 muy 1101-181195 and Org- L _ ,

' gsgsfe; ;);'hSm:_°:|0l':xiI:: ifsfihh thu? London Death was due to heart it to the Riviera lf the doctor wouldlnnlzntitnui 11119,-651611 1n taking so we Imdez In thu hmory oi th

It \.

‘I lust eoiisoii hy Hou- llugli Guthrie,

I Speed Reduced' to

1 Four Knots, Had

Battle With Storms

in Mid-Atlantic.

I liAi.ii’Ax_ .inn- 30. - "Please stzlllzl ily, Allsolliu, its Seas url) i'iishiii,»< owl-_ :mil may break our lint(-lion :lt any tinivf'

Such was tho iiirvssugii Wllloll pivrccd the iiurricnlie gales of thc North Atlantic. and the Cunardef. Aileollla, in respoiiiio to that inex- orable law of tho son, that aid milf. bo rendered whonovi-_r and when cvcr hiinlauely pfissihlc. was turil 011 into the tuinult or the storm. ntrnilisi which tho great lincr could irntkr- only four miles an hour-

l»‘i1'ty-six miles away the little

thrco thciisviiiilo ton froizht steam-

I“‘ Fiiilnv .\Izit-Dniinld- ((_‘onscrvaf-

f` will liircstiilllisllcil oi' clertiiit; 1: Sh icinparnry chairman for oucii nicot-

or lxin. was _ln the midst of it lift' <\i\<l iloiitil slriiuiglo \viihItIlo gulf'-. lim' _-lim-rinl: \vlii>r~l wus tlisnblefif nil hi-r Inuit.: \\~or<~ i‘ui‘i~ie<l riwny- oiiv ol' illoin lining _iiiillned in the slr:-i‘iili: uozir, all-'I silo was the toy :tml playlliintg or ii iucrciless son. ' that llii-cw its waves in furious oil- fzliillullls ll1u\t\ llrfi' flocks- \Verc hcl' liiitrliow in hro-ak, all was lost- But l\'~‘litll'iIIy thu :~'4-nliiaxisiliip ill‘ hor ii\\‘\Y ot`i‘lr_\~r.~= uriil \-l`<~\\’ i~'»il\'o'.l tht-\ Isiilirllioii. 1 Such in liriof was another storf of lilo sei .mtl th irocmnsonry of

.\ail<\l'_<_ wliif-li wzia modestly told by

Illia l~r-t-owl:-I ni’ flu- Au:-ionia when S‘slii\ ni-i~i\'~|l in liniifux into yet-\ter»

iliiv ;li'l\»l'lliu>l\- ' .ffiiplaiin Stni`l`oril rlairl that it wall

one ol ilu- \\'oi°:;t t~i':-seiiiga he had

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tho huninn brain bcl'oro the id'-ii Ong those buried at St. Pduls. lin hospitals and other iiistitutions, ‘."”“" 'I" _“M "I“’I‘I m I,I“` °‘““II‘°“L ‘I“ I" I’°‘I“ “'I"?“ “"0 ‘I‘*‘U"~‘¥""I ffl" 1.11.1- ,.x1,1,1-11-311-L-_11_ F1-om me time

W f0l'¢i8n C0ll|”lU‘I9S and h0\1€h'f The Tele raph-Journal of St. of troiism~s, but l most ccrtainlv LONDON. Jan. 30.-Earl Haig,H.is last ublic utterance on Sat r-_‘I’I“'" “'I"°h. Im' fI"“' I-‘* "“\‘~' coin-_hui|tlln1.gl1|\\'l11¢l11l1oy1lvo_1l on i>`l_;th_, ,,1,;~p lolt Eiiffiand there had

ill'

John N, B. gvrltini; Gdltorially says have iioticcd thai. whenever fresh ~Ccminniiclcl' in Chief of the Britist.I`D.z*,'“siiottI°;d him fn the llght.IoII zi "I“"IIIIII "x7'°‘II"‘I lI"II'I" tm" MI" T'“.'.°my SUIQGI' new today III The drive for funds is now otrrcllcs oi’ ddrk ages are dug up tho-1Ai‘mien in France during the war staunch defender - of his country 'IIIIIIIIII “Im mm "D 'ms "‘"I"I"'I"" I’""'“`S were ‘I°m°I`I°d Io ‘Im ‘“°";slo-.\-lin: the bil: ship down to sixty

filled f0l` °Ul`I301Ve5-I TUB! ‘V35 mf say that within ii short time if the evidence goes to show that ahouiIdicd today Earl Haig’s death was,whcn lic told it troop of boy scouts “IMI MII Fulk” N I" “Ih,y ‘Im MMI" Ku”

oil indication of real Pr0SP9\`i¢y- »‘\1',requlsite means arc forthcoming the first Ijob of the prehistoric _believed toI be due to heart failurcossembled for an enrollment ccro I"I“7_I" Km” G°‘IfI'f'"",`,'_'i I"""‘, ."'

though official figures of the labor New Bnm5w1h_ W111 be 1-ehpmg an 1-1-af1g111m1 was to mapa 501113' np- Ea,-1 Ham was hom 111 1351-_ and many ah R1Chmond_ "stand up fo;_I¢<l\|4>-I the _‘iuot.o. Nu lliiiish 1ioll,\\liito has used iiowepapcrs

department did not record it unem

annual harvest of fifty millions irnctivo ornaments for his ln=i\',\vas educated 'it Clifton and at England when people speak disre- _ “II ADDI’

Pmymenl' W" "fe in the WeSt°""` P, E, Island can easily rc-_ap i`l'i¢‘HfIf=-"I ‘ _ _Brasenose Colkge, Oxford. He Spcctfully of her; try and realize -----<>o»»_¢~._-_

provinces and urgent requests for

ten millions from thc same source

"°“¢f WW* W0! ‘°°°l"°‘i “Y th” if the Publicity Association gets the ‘*°*'*““°‘

federal government; That was A condition of affairs that should not bc in a prosperous country.

Railways/ were also something of

there had beerran increase in gross

_financial support it deserves.

outstdndlrtg importance, but while M p

receipts, the net receipts disclose such a decrease as to suggest that it_ would be only a matter of fel days before there were none at al _ In the case of thc C, P, R. it

» - - ' irish Free State from Montreal

amounted to $4,470,000 and of til? men; gothic desigiicd, half century Ottawa was dcmuad at L1mDg¢s_

old Metropolitan Church, whiclilmhes from the cap1m1 today-_ 1, ‘stands in the centre of si groundicording to adv,-mes ,-e1w1~11-1-1g th

I°\» mmf <`/°V¢Y€ “tSq““§t°hb§?¢k ‘"}g‘hcud officc of the Canadian Na-I_hc succeeded Sir John French in fronts four srees. W S mi ti nal Railways here.

I tr e t Queen and Church II 11 1-1 1

C. N. R., $5,500,000. This was no evidence of being on a sound econ- omio basis,

In the matter of trade it was 0.

mee of selling less and buying more.

TORONTO Jan 30 -The lnngni

__ Three Trainmen'

etro olitan Church WBP9 IUIUT9 Destroyed Bi Fife .,..‘.i‘."-fs*-;L.zf'.f.‘:.f .‘.`:r_°i.‘1:‘;‘;‘...

*_* WIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII when IIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIlIic officers at Aldershot in liilz, In the

t ' _ ."

v, _ -I I5l’°°I“| W Th” G““"‘“““7 _ carrying President Coséravc of t

joined the Tih liussars in i885, serve-ti with distinction at Atbara and Khartulzl in the Siidan cani-

paign in i898, and wus.. ciilcf ofI

staff to General Frcncii during thc Cclcsber cnm aign in South Afri-

d- - e ii -eo; 1800-1000.

Ho was promoted to Inspector

General of the cavalry in India in

n 1903,I was made major general iir

n 1904 and general commander of the

o early stage, of the World War. he

23__ccmmanded a. division of the Brit- c- ish Expeditionary Forces in France

c_with marked ability, Late in 1915

the command of all British Armies

Of the sales of timber, minerals and °“ “nc “ They were A. Boy , roa orcman-at thc front in France.

drain. all natural products, the represented $950,000,000, out of ri men of iaocoocooti in the me

of minerfils itrepresentcd complete °f W0rShiP. with its costly, lnnum-Irwdems of MM111-¢1;1_

exhaustion and of timber an asset which could not bc reproduced in

had been abundant harvests with their resultant prosperity but there were fewer people on the land than fivo years ago. Greater produc-~ tion had been brought about by in- creased faculties and harder work. 'Die incl-ease_of population in the middle west had not kept pace with the rate of natural increase. Al- though 175,000 people had come in os immigrants we had lost 100.000 lhroush emigration.

As to the interprovlneiai confer-

:-rce there should have been a Dre- cis of the proceedings today before parliament. which was supposed to act upon recommendations of the basis of which it knew nothing. In

this connection he urged that :gc Duncan report- which in a se e ranked with‘ the famous Durham report should~be carried out to its fullest extent. There were still many matters respecting the recom- mendatlom to be implemented, He lfiolced to know that the subsidies of last year were to be continued.

In reference to the retum of the

naturdl _resources of Alberta, -which was no new matter, he scored the Government for delay. It had been

referred to in the first Speech from,

the Throne presented by the nov ernment. The quoltion was still in suspense, A time ease been swf to the Supreme Court of Canada in 1920. A Judgme t had been rendered affirming the Iuidlty cf the feels- latlon. ' Though the Minister of

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Condensed Specials

MTR r word not each lnnI;iI>n Illia edlumh

crable memorial windows, toweringi

s now a thing of the past

comparatively small PIiZ00h 110105

Church, Cathedral of Mcthodism in_

Beven

'splrcs, cloud piercing tower withj ...__

mailer spircs attached andinvalu-_ -

IIII1II,1g»II1;,n'sII1_§I¢,I`I$,Ié'¢1,,.,,c yea,-5 11m,-e able interior heavy oak docnrations_BQI`,t,QI' Alla

i . ' ` ' a

The great shell, a honeycomb of_FeI‘I'y

whcrc once a huge roof sheltered; T _ “'”"" ,

. _ 1 here no better Wal’ 0f f0f°l

me gre” mwIII°II` four Iogg`1cI§;é better raiIlIIway and Car Ferry trans

f§:_'Tf_fria'}“’”v‘f1“hdU‘;',“u‘§}m,‘f;_ Wm, pnrtetinn than by lncrcwuia ow-

_‘sengcr traffic. _

’_'f§”’_1§éc‘:_‘;hf;“; 'rue Publicity Association by win :1IlasII Jr destruction tins is ini tiintimd j“'”°I°“° II'IIIIIIiIi:IIIIIIi§i iIII , iinioslns people w S 0*/ “°°~ Iemams oI~m({ 1- @5018. 'I‘hc Railway will be forced to bet

Even in its ac 0 I tion tnestructure is ns wnutlfuliyihf; l°ih;;;“§ll?g;“r;l°fé&2n§§§g§“1;§c_ww cream, Em., Ham of Bemeh

decorated ouésiflc ‘tha when ;t1§0<;g,hMfds of the Assoéhmon hy gcneplsyde and Kivcn a grunt of 100.000 "“P°°‘"“ .““ "" “g °’ “ I me ti and in this wa hizgs during which it rendered ser-ggi! fi; n‘;t°“;my reap hmmm

' fits b t u will better you

Although Metropolitan Unlteoim; pm_a\;10nY;‘ach1ms_

y Streets was deSt1'0y9d W me °“W,of engines of the Canadian Na-I Haig continued in command of

this m0l’¥\l¥1€- .tional Railways; R. J. Day. Engln-Jtho British Expeditionary _ Forces

The beautifully d9Cf’\‘MC<l DIE” eer, and A, Legault, fireman. Allin France during the great cam-

paigns and battles of the ensulngi three years. In 1917. he was made-

flcld marshal. I

The culmination of his general-

_ ship came on September 28, 1018.,

when in conjunction with a co-ord-

wiuit. citizenship and what public spirit really means!"

PARIS, Jan. 30.--»Glowin1; tribute

to Earl Haig was paid today byt

Marshal Joffrc, Conunati_der`-in Clilcf of the I-‘rciich armies nt. thc Ilrcnt battle of thc Mamc, which saved Paris in thc early days of the war.

"It is with sorrowful emotion that

I learn of thc death of Field Mar- shal Hole." snia Mnrsnni Jem-e, “I have known him since the bc- flinrung of the great war when h commanded an army corps, but

was in 1918 wlicn we fought side by . Armed Guard

- N 0 w Accompany;

G al

side on the battlefield of the Som- me that I learned to appreciate the high military virtues of th

IISIIIINEII PIN II NINIIIIE

arent soldier for whom I cherish iIiI‘ overnor ' Genet

memory an affectionaio admire. tion.

TORONTO. Jan. 30.-Mayor Mc-

Bride sent the following cablegram to the Hon. P. C, Larkin, Hig Commissioner for canada in Lon don, in connection with the death of Earl Haig: "Will you kindly con-

ndnatcd attack by thc Amex-icanL‘vcy to Countess Halgan expression

French. and Belgian armies, on_of the heartfelt sympathy of th other parts of the front, thc British citizens of Toronto with her in her

ngaririy broke through the Hiuden-‘bereavement in the death of licr

lburg line between Oambral uud,bclovcd husband. the Earl Haig, 1s1,,lm, Quentin, \who was held by i-hem in the high-

ei Thereafter. ihcro was a st/eady_est honor and affection." (hand victorious advance along the( ----»-_s-4-@--_---~

In recognition of his services he

yiimunds. _ . 1: Earl Haig had horn failing slight-

l.;ly of late. He snxv n physician a

1Wh0le British fl'0hI: until the day1BF\ITlSH FIRM GETS CONTRACT lgf Ayrnigtlgg, FOR SOUTH AFRICAN CCAC ES

CA'PF7TOWN, South Africa. Jail-

!l0--- it is llildcrstiiod that xi nou-

,lilis llilill

fuol for the small stovc iii tllei lint and lt hecanifr- ovorlicatcil, i

ing tho 1-_ouplc while they slept.

IIII 52 People Dead

l- Arccrilllig to avniiahlc Informa

»<-1 ____

ultiill: the wzllls- tho fiimies trilpgi-‘

__` been c .succession of westerly galed,

1i'ovoliili\lis and making between f;l'i‘ui‘ and fivo knots :ill hour against T itr1u.=ills that llircutoiloil at times 1 -to hold the ship at lla mercy-

Iitiektl-rd Denies Ilteports Of Denipseys

Iii Train WreekI R 9 li1`91U 9 I1 I3

' I . . t \ i ____

H RANGOON Bumm _,an 30__O1= ,\ii.~.,\ii nic.-xiii, ilu., inn. su,

inlurcd in the wreck of a Main

yesterday. twelve have died. bri

. _ . 11 ing the death toll today to 52. For-

lty bodies were recovered yesterday Lh_uhu_eh`..

from the wreck. Most of thc cas

twenty-EIIIIIII IIIIIIISCIIEIIIIIIII who wIh§_ llt¢!l:1i:~u~y lla,-s iiililollllcotl ills rc-

lay Rangoon train wilich plunge

_I. I -V _I _ . of t.~;.o tr<`»ul_\lt-. ’l`t~_v ltiizkaiwl, New

‘mmm II bri c~1II "meh »IIIUm I»Ie;II‘l'ork boxiiiu 1il'oliioti~i'- today told

L, litllyiiilg (fiiitrilgti rv1loi'|ii that Jack

(1 lirviin-ill irt-in thc ring on account

‘lilo i\ss3<'l.itf'<I l’l'c:=.~i, ‘It S, ilu Old story- “'l‘lici‘;-_'ii iic-tiling to il," ho

altlcs occurred in the third class ' coaches, chiefly with Indian and

Burman victims. Suspicion of foul. _ 7

of Irish Free State 31;; ‘;_;"g;;§,f",‘;m‘;,“_;i;‘Sf,_;, “S2 Coming Events,

If to Ireland Fro

- London.

‘ train.

m I -1-¢-€‘f&----N

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when 'He Crosges track, causing dcrallmcnt of tlic

b J

'*D0li`l ii,»r;;r-t the social at

lvinsloe linll, on l"f-bruoi'y lst.

_ ' _...na ._.

LONDON. Jan- 30- -- This Daily

Mltil siiyn the irish Free State GOV- erninent has discovered a plot against .lemon McNeill, aucoosn-lr

eral of the Free Stato and. cones-_ qnently when he crosses to iroiandi

Ma-sseys Stopped

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I “'Whi~<| ill (`liil|lr--li ui' Iiiary Hall

Ir0II0nIIJ0I’I‘nt-.~~l:\_\_I l<`/'Iii'll:irl' Till.

(Special to Thi-.II (iuardiztnl

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TORONTO, Onl.,, Jtui. 30.-1-ioii_I ""lluet viii# iulcnt ul. filo box soc-

to Timothy Healy an Governor Gen- vincent Massey And Mrs' Masscviinl in llouriz llnll, ldnst Royalty.

stollpvd off at Toronto ycsterdnIVI“I‘“I’I"S‘l“Y- F“'I>\`\\‘-\l”y Irll-

truvelllng from Ottawa to Wash-

from England where ho has acted mgmn The M1n1s1e1- spent the day- ` _ 85 HIKII C0mmIB8i0D0I‘ lr0m lil” v1s11_1ng 1°,-1€.1-,dS and 10111-(,mn1(, bw *`“l<,iilt-:alll -~Aut:tloli illiil dance Frou Suite slnco 1923- ho will liulthc 7,05 U.a_m_ Mu Massey 51:11,-11 in i~Ili\or.ilil llnll, Tuumlny, _._Jg,n1»1.

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t1-not fo1~50 railway coacliosoosiiulx nt-_companion by an armed guard. Ithah 1.115 “-515 ww of -(1 hm-¢,1_\» p1-1~,»._-fry (list. if noi fiuc como Wed-

¥lTOJ»00 has been awarded to a Bl

- Provisional arrangements -haul

_ininr:ham, England. firm in the fnco boenriuiide for McNeill to go to irc-I

of keen competition from comin-I

clttal to nice

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Year 01d'1‘wi11S IIAPANE-SE _ENTRY II] April; i922, on the occasion of the To ~ ‘

fiftieth anniversary of the erection _ I: - =' I `

of the building now destroyed, these

chimes were installed in memory; lspeclal to The Guardian) -

of Margaret Phelps Massey by her TORONTO, Jan. 30.-Genevieve _husband Chester D. Massey- 'I`h€Iand Joan MacDonald. two ycnr old

tal wel lit of the carlllon is twen-`twlni-., suffered death from burns

II; tons, Erie largest bell welghingiand suffooation on Saturday nlsh¢.IFren0h Spanish’ Ger Klan Also In 0rat0ry`

. h th lothcs on their bed _ a

ltbout four: tons Lynx?" Aim Cdurmg me Absence of

their father and mother. Mr. and Among flic tlirce new countrleii 'l`li0re will bo four languages Mrs, Fred MacDonald. The fstlior ndded to the international Orntorl- me-rl in tlic lnterimtlonal contem-

is caretaker of St. Josephs Roniancal Contests this your, ln iulilltlou Tho ilrltluh, American and .unau-

.AIIF Q th ll Church and with i fam~ to Cuba iin1l(lerma\\y. is Japaii- one chainpioils will use Enirllah.

‘ II II II 'e O utch Club Houses I-*oi-tuualcly for the maiiaizcmcut Tho Ckinadlaii will use English nr

ioicurao ice. - - '. - ~~ -"

NI IIIII “ws In IIIIBt ht 'oi' tho contests howovei tha com Frcmh Ville 'iimone Landry f

hi 1_ I Ch_ . in II____,¢_.__... petitions in .lapnn will bo con\\uct» l\ianitobu, using tho French langu-

IIIIIIIIII” hm Publicly expressed III' n CANADIAN FARMERS ed in English throughout, as there ago- cum: in second ln the Canal.

I I I .GRIETED BY P|]|NCE;lii ii strong movement. in Japan -didn championships at the Toronto

~-rr ____ -at this time 'for greater familial'-IAl‘Pim last year- if she had won.

LONDON. Jail- 30, -- Canadian ity with thc English tongue- 'l‘i\e‘-alle woiiltl have represented Can-

NEW YORK Jun. 30.-New York.11111~mers who are touring tho Brit-_Japanese secondary school puplIs;ar|n in Vvoshliigloii, The Cuban Washlnlt/OU ‘md cm°°5° wereusli isles under the Cnnadisn Nm- will make the contest a major act- and Mexican olmmnlomi will use struck by storms and cold y6_Si¢l"‘1o,11,1»p,1;llway’s auspices were rc-_lvlty ln their fore-lgn language do-1Spauish- The French champions diy All “WW NWUVBI 9fi\1IP\\'l°“°1c¢,lv¢d by _the Prince of Wales to-‘pai-tineiit as tt means of promotliu_r1_will use French and the German

and 3.500 extra. shovellers ,were cal- diy. The reception took place in fluency ln the use of English. [will speak ln his own language-

led out here *D RESP ¢l`BffIC Bl‘¢¢l‘I@S»1he H131., mom of 31. James' pal-‘ fl will be it fairly simple mattvri _The contest le for pupils of sec- operi. lace. There were no speeches- The to secure competent judges can-,ondary schools in all these count

deaths wel? 0Nf\‘l\°‘W°d Wprlnee greeted each of the visitorslahle of panning upon the merits oflries who, on F_ebruary 1, 1028. nrc

in Chicago where the col- he,.,0m11y_ the other speeches. an -they are do-'loss than 19 years ofage- 1 _ _ _

wave of tho season was reoed-, Earlier the visitors were zivehhn hhered"itiG ElirI1Inh.nFr;‘-n;i(i`i,t _Y-~S`un:iln'ln-Fagan" ig’ the mihjezfiinatal'hhioxh:nre(3overnor Weélugia-I High Hdehm" am-e<r-n-0-0-h .M 51| aw; hu-|I ppdoIIIIIoIvIIIlI:ndI: wiI:l¢II0I;\l ;I\Ii,II1I1I:¢IIg1I: IIlIIigl\IIIII:iItItm;I£lIlotI1IeIeIIiII iIIihI-Iov/tIItI:=Ir tiIIlIIlIIIiIIIIwill fIot bi: IIMIG-\IIIini'tlcIipaIIIInI;III` IIIIIIIII II- IIIIIW IIIII irI*ItItIivcsIIwillIIzcci;Im§l7II|II1IIyIIlIiIIiIrII froIIriI““d “““°“I°w m°‘I“I“g “I 7:09

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his neck as he was at-London. at Canada House. where 0 sary to ne-cure a.-hoard of Judges: lnvrlnoe Eféward inland the can- the moment he arrives _sl Iioly-I 3"" “GI” fm’ ""“"“f_’°“ ‘U 51°

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land tomorrow but it ie n`ot kuowul just when he will depart- l

An soon as the plot was discover I

crl steps woro falcon to lrust.rnl|»' ii, says tho Math Senior officcm of' .ISc0tlRllil Yard held a coul‘or|;nt:0" iiftor which detectives with an ln-1 timate knowledge of lrlcii lrrecon~ ciliablea, were appointed to pro-1 toct McNeill, and others to watchl oxtronili-its whose paul rocordsl -bring them under suspicion- .\`_ Doliccman and two pluincloihesl

`McNclli‘s London house. An armed Free State guard is to await Mc- ,`Nolll's arrival in Dublin- 1 The paper recalls recent cxtrrnn-

_-iat' activities auch no _tho attack Iupou Warden Gruon of Mount Joy prison und tho assfstaiiifc given by two armnll liloil to a prliionor whol escaped from the Dublin military _lioi~ipitiil-

Dctoi-tivo Sc-nn Ilnrliug was iw-

lng homo last night' nn a dark strcct. when eight siiote were fired nl him hy two mon- Ono of the mon frll dead from a bullet in the hosil.‘ ‘ Tile London Elxprcss says tliat‘ Ist-otlantl Yam was nm warned or the plot to murder McNeill by Dub- _ iiln police and said they had reason-

- tn liolievo an attempt agaipst his;

life would be made either in Lou- don or on the way lo Ireland for;

,Imen wore stationed tonight, before'

atc nature.

~ 'fills

tiuoeau Sutton

- RAS ‘fu KEEP I ills Com. in A MANNER sul: is

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’l`ormito nloar 20---2 -Monircal cloudy 12-2 Below Quebec clear 20-6 Below Charlottetown fuii' . _ _ . _ _ _ _ 21-7 Halifax cloudy _ ,_ ._ 24L-l2 Saint .iohn fair I2-4 Boston clear 26-10 Nou York cle-ni 28-12

nloh he was standlnz in London were ,in ` attendance Idiot upon a speech delivered ln In the char ottetown Guardian to it strong guard of Irish poilcemmn mmm Sums Nh. ml 3:

me him and he 1:15 1 -as the Canadians visited Japanese as well as upon speeches with the eo-o tion of th who will escort him across the Y. 1 - an tI0 death. CoIvg\\II.IGbr_IIlo_p market. _ _ _delivered ln the other languages- School ' . '-%r_ia_l1 channel to fiublln- 57 P1 m-

_ _ _ - ~- ' ~` » _ _ _ nh pf., _

llos|luy_ 21l1~1-30-2|

1 "'~.\fl- Sle\\'nrt Shipping Club

llczidiug lmgn Wo<liiel=ula-y- February

Isl- List :lf olive with I)..i. Milo-

Illi-iii\l|l_ F»i‘i:\'|\lill‘_\'.

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I ‘-Wli'i=t 'und dance in Tyrone Hall

Lot 65, on Wednesday, Feb, lst and Irvorv Wednesday until Lent. Ad-

Iiiilssioli 25 cents, Ladies with cake

ilfvv. 2l50-Bl -21 I ‘°Itheumutism. diseases of blood, iiltomnch and Internal Organs cur- Ifwl. References given. Phone 897- hi. Dr, Cllft. 112 Prince St.. Char- llotlctovrn. P.E. Island, Canad! l*].\St. 12-3 mg"

_ "”-"llo|.~k-cy Matoli at 0’Leary. "lllii'f~uh|_v vvciiiilg_ Fobmgry 21;¢|__ fl'i,onv_v ltiuronnu vs. Albcru Wah- ili-‘l'f‘\”-‘L 2142-I-31-it

, "Tho Annual Meeting of Wheat- lley River Egg Circle will be held in the Hall. February lst., at 7.80. Be- nnie for 1921 paid at meeting. ull- ton Rackliam, Sec'y.

‘ 2095-i-uc-stu

"Entries will he received up to

Feb. 10th. for Fiddling and Stew ,Dancing Contest, open to Queeg, I(`oiiut.v- to be held at canoe cove _Hull on, or about Feb. 15th. Prilie

7,`nwardod for Fiddllntit---3 Prisel:

Sif‘p~Dancli\g (Gentlemen)--3 Pr _ ea: Sie-piianclniz (Lad|esl--a'PrI:-

enter n store to rob it msiorlty of the Canadian officials which would have to give its vm~,testn are bein conducted this year head- whore he will be turned over'““" "1"" '°m°"°W '“""'I“K at 7* °“~ Pri" W""'°“*‘ In Pf°"°“l diy

contents not eligible. Send entries to Albert A. McDougall. Canoe Cove. P. 0. 2128-l'8l-IMI