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ing. Elsie MacGmgor, Montague. Florine Dalton. S‘side Convent
Annie MacSwain, Alllston. John, Downing, Summersidl- Kathleen Murphy, Kinkorl. Lincoln Dumont. West Kent- Dorls MacPherson, Kilmulr. E1819 Meilish. Union Road. Harold Stewart, West Kent.
Convent.
Ruth Sheidow, Miilview. Brenton Stewart, Norboro. Eleanor Lamont, Heatherdale. Kathleen Murphy, Kinkora. Jack Murdock, Montague. Aloysius Gaudct, Miscouche. Marion Giliis. South Pinette.
525 Vera Allen, Miscouche Convent.
'524 Charles Gallant, Abram's Vil- 454
lage. 522 William Power, Little Harbour. 516 Gordon Gallant, Queen Square. 516 Leo MacKinnon. Queen Square. 514 Hilda Francis, Fortune Bridge. ‘514 Florence Noonan, Miscouche. ‘514 Ruth Campbell, Milburn. 512 Ruth Baker, O'Leary. 512 Isabel Campbell, Cumberland ill
B . 511 Hazel Enman, Victoria. West. '51]. Janet Stewart, Prince Street. ‘510 Mary Blanchard, Summerside. 509 Arnold Godfrey, North Wilt- shire. ' Teresa Greenan, Kinkora. William Doucette, Rollo Bay East. Keith IISIILYAEIIOIILSPTIUQ Val- ,, _ 4, _. .
ley.
Earle Loci-d, Tortunkp» Covm- _ Norma Craig, Middleton.
Jean Ennisnflrrmcrstreet. Edmund Roache, Iona. _ , Dorothy Auld, Kingston. ,. James Clark, Summcrside. Catherine Driscoll, Summerside Convent.
Allan Martin, Vaileyfield West. Annaline MacDonald. South Plnette.
500 Jean Buchanan, Albany Village. Muriel Dawson, North Tryon. Penelope Denny, Sumxnerside. Doris Myers, Hampton.
Jean Grant, Montague. Thelma Keefe, Rollo Bay East. Dolly Matthew, O’Leary. Aloysius MacNeiil, Queen Squ. Rosallne Arsenault, Abram's P Village.
'49’! Eleanor Higson, Prince Street. Bernice Dixon, North Tryon. Olive Rowley, l-‘tochford Sou. Aletha Somers, Pleasant Valley. Marjorie Bryenton, Malpeque. Adolphus MacDonald, St. Mar- garet's.
Martha Reid, Rollo Bay West. Rita Rice, Souris Line Road. Warren MacGuirk, Dromore.
509 508
507
495 495 494 493
493 492 491
'491 Agnes MabKegmcy-Soufls Con.
490 Qcrtruds-Shieoflfignishl- “489 Cyril Bernard, Tignish. '4B9 lidildred Crosby, Borishaw. 4B9 Helena Keough, Albany.
@439 Marion Lord, Central Bedequs. '48!) Elizabeth MacDonald, Rochford
Square. 489 Edna Wigmore, Pleasant Valley. i-‘s
ass Beth MacEwen, st. Pete Harbour. 4B’! Mary I-laughey. Rochford Squ.
"486 Thelma Dingwell, Prince St.
466 Avis Higgins, Rochford Square,
'486 Wesley MacLeod, Uigg. 485 Hilda Coles, South Milton,
'485 Hazel Hlckcn, Murray Harbour
North
'484 Walter Jameson, Lower Mou-
. tague.
483 Vincent Grant, Montague. 4B3 George MacDonald, East Point ‘481 Mabel Beck, Alliston.
481 Freda Carver, Vernon River.
‘481 John A. MacDonald. Indian
River.
480 Laurette MacPhee. Souris Con.
4'19 Lois Compton, Morell East.
'4'!!! Goodwill MacDougall. Belle
River.
m Mary Udufil
tral. 4'18 Jouph Dooley, '4'1B Mae MacRae, 4'18 Jean Profitt, K 4'18 Alice Thompson~ ilfii _ '4'1'l Florence Craig. ddleton. 4'16 MYIHC~I£ITIL Tryon.
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'4'16 Laura MacDonald. Souris Con.
'4'16 Olive MacLean, West Kent. '4l4 Harry Melllsh, Montague. 474 George Vessey, Spring Park. 4'13 Mary Bradley, Rochford Squ. '4'!3 Gerald Morrison, Georgetown. '4'13 George Nicholson, Montague. 4'12 Cecil Jay, Pisquid East. -----'47.'t Ioola-Avcatlwrbyr lion. AuBl-ll tus
'4'l0 Gordon MacRae, Heatherdllc.»
‘C59 Una Court, North Rustico, ‘469 Isabel MacLeod, Uigg. 48'! Parker Aitken,
tagus. '46‘! I-leber MacEwen, Morell.
'40s Arthur Wells, Alberton.
'465 Marjorie Kennedy. Kensington.
'485 Bessie ‘Thornton, West Kent. 464 Mary Lund, Afton Road 464 Phyllis Webster. Prince
464 James Douse, Spring Park.
innon. Rocky ‘ Pt. _-:;~==-. ———
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Royalty. Thelma. Quigley, Carleton Sid-
Emelda. MacLelian, Indian Riv.
Blanche Griffith, Notre Dame
Lower IU-
466 Minnie Matheson. North Mil- ton.
‘Street.
- Frances xwife cf the lltc Fimersl Saturday,
rsyilrslh-Ai u» mm Hos- pital.‘ Bolton, Mum. on July, 26th, 1080, iliobflt Stewart, infant gm of m. and m. HSIOIG Payntor, (nee Proiitt 33.1.), Minivan Willem!“ Dominion. mouth. , , , , locum animus
us: Klthcrlril mils. Si. 1110mm- . 462 Jean MacDonald. West Kent. q” ‘win; Reilly, Travellers Rest. 462 Robert Smith, Whsltlcy River. '48! Muriel Yeo, North St. Eleonora. '461 Charles Fraser. Montague. '401 Thelma Poplin. NOW Dime
- '46! Albert Brown. Qllbfll 51111!"- '401 JOlIll MacDonald, Pisquid East. 461 Florence MscLeln, Brodl-lblnl
Village. '46!) Edith Anderson. St. Peter's. 400 Hensley MacDonald, Carleton
Siding. 45D Marion
Lot l6. 459 Gladys MncCourt; Emerald. '45’! Inez Stevenson, New Gllsgow. 45'! Stephen Llrkin, Fortune Road. '45’! Irene Mlclood, Ccn. Royalty. ‘ '45’! Fred Tanton. St. Elena-law's. '45s Audrey Baker, Kensington. '456 Cecil Stetson, West Royalty. '45.’: Samuel Lowe, Murray River. 455 Lillian Sanderson, Maris. ‘454 Robert Large, West Kent. Rosita MacKennu, Kensington. Thelma Smith, Mayfleld.
Mlndcrlon, Central,
454
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'40! Kenneth user-sun. Clnttll.
'08
'405 Jamel lbrbel. Lower Bcdsque.
1m John Hsnmblrry. Morell ‘Bur. Idllilnklschldli. ‘Kill’! Rold t l6.
l Aims Raynor, Mt. Esr- bsrt.
'40s Ronald MacKinnon. Tignish. ‘404 Mills Fraser, Georgetown. '404 Lloyd MacPhlil, New Haven. '404 Albsrt Stools, Queen Square. '40s Leo Cusack. Emyvols.
~4os Hilda E. MacDonald, Cardigan. '40! Edith Dlngwcll, Maris.
‘408 Beatrice Cameron, Hold of Hllisborougb. _ '401 Kathleen Campbell. Victoria
Cross.
'401 Anna Smith, Ten Mile House. 401 Ethel Fraser, Hopoflold.
'401 Claude Wood, Cross Roads. '400 Doris Home. Elmsdale.
'40!) Bernice White, Kingston. ‘400 Audrey MacKay, Albany.
'400 Wilson Ross, Victoria Cross. '400 Cedric Stetson. West Royalty.
JUNIOR EXAMINATION Total marks possible-m Necessary for l. pass-ZN
‘326 Doreen Ailey. Prince Street. 310 Edwin ‘MacDonald, Murray Riv. 304 William Johnston, West Kent. 300 James Maclntyre, Montague. '29s Cecil Howutt, Queen Square. 288 Arthur K. Cudmore, North
Bcdeque. ‘285 William Chandler, West Kent. 284 Constance Large, West Kent.
454
' 454 ‘$53 ‘453 458 ‘453 453
Jean Cumming , Bradllblne Village.
Mildred Gavin, Tignish Con. Gayds Reeves, Springfield. Raymond Donshoc, Souris. Alice Douglas, Bunbury. Eleanor O'Brien, Elmsdale. Toussant Arsensult, Abramfls Village.
P. W. C. MATRICULATION . . . '451 Annie O'Connor, Tlgnish Con. '45!) Annie Ellis, Springfield West. 450 Sadie Ramsay, Nor-them.
'450 Georgie Sohurman, North Bed-
equs.
‘450 Helen ‘Pucker, North Carleton. ‘450 Jean Williams, Eimsdalc.
449 Jean I-lalliday, Eldon.
449 Neil MacCannell, Lorne Valley. '44s Kathleen MacDonald. Ebenezer. 446 Russell Ramsay, Dunstsflnsge. '448 Arthur Stewart, Dover. ' '44B Henry Hall, Alberton.
'44s Agnes Morrison, Georgetown. 44‘! Lewis Beck, Victoria. -
'44’! Alfredo Pickard, Prince Street. 44'! Geneva Stanley, Queen Square. '44’! Gilbert Timmons. Mt. Stewart. '446 Margaret Don-sch, Nine Mils
Creek.
'44s Jean Campbell. Springfield. '44s Jean MacDonald, Crapaud. '445 Lorne Elliott, Coleman.
'448 Meda Glover, Spring Volley. ‘443 Lloyd MscLecd, Vernon River. '442 Effie Ellis, Summcrside.
'441 Sibyl Campbell, Springfield '441 Blanche Hogg, Summerside. 440 Peter MacGarry, Ions.
440 Evelyn Robertson, Mt. Melilck. '440 Blanche Waye, St. Peter's Sth. ‘440 William E. Wlllddell, Kelly's
Cross. _ '43s Leonard Condon, Souris. '43s Miriam MacDonald, Carleton Siding.
'43s Irene MacDonald. Vernon. '435 Loretta. Noonsn, Borden.
'435 Iva Silliker, O‘Lesry.
'05 Margaret White, Rollo Bay
West..
'434 Elsie Kneebone. Mt. Stewart. 434 Clifford Lea, Vernon River. '434 Lorne MacDougall. Lower New- ‘ ton.
'433 Leone Arblng, doodstock. '43:; Henry Clark. Alberton. '43s Phyllis Stewart, Suramsrsids. '43:! Joyce Cooper, Murray Harbour. '432 Annie Gordon, Appin Road. '432 Clara. Johnston, Murray River. ‘432 Meiva. Lund, Bethcl.
'431 Borden Champion, Mslpeque. '430 Margaret MscCaJlum, Sum- merside.
'430 Eileen Piggott, Savage Harbour. 430 Marion Powers, Greenmount. '429 Retta Lear-d, Alberton.
‘428 gerénaine Doucctto, Rollo Bay
as .
'42s Catherine Gallant, Duvlr.
. '42’! Jean Boulter, Albany.
'42‘! Kathleen Connolly. Central Bedeque.
42'! Lloyd MaaPhss, West Kent. '42’! Annie 0‘Mcara., Rochford Squ. 426 (‘llhtliirles E. MlcArtthur;
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'426 Helen Rix, l-Ialiburton. 425 Lillian Bambri , Prince Street. '425 Ella Collins, , e. '425 Lena Gillls, Glen Martin. R425 Vimy Jones, Welt Kent. . "424 indie 1.. Brdhlll immoral:-
ur. .
424 George Steele, Queen Square. '424 Cliff Les, Vernon River.
'423 Helen Beck, Murray Harbour.
'42s Beryl Howe, Guernsey Cove. ‘423 Raymond Richard, Borden.
422 Elphege Bernard, Tignish.
'422 Clarence Ccsdy. Hazelbrook. '421 Helena. Costello, Green Bay. '42!) Eloise Gallant, Bloomfield Sta. '420 Charles MacDonald, North
- '00 Ula. Brooks, Summcrsidc. _, '41s Hazel Smith, North Rustic-o. '41s Grace Webster, Augustine Cove. '41’! Jessie Lelrd. North Tryon. '417 Dorothy Simmons. Summerside. '4l6 Ambrose l-l nessey, Queen Squlrs.
'41s Florence Jenkins. Pt. Pleasant. ‘416 Rona Piggott, Mt. Stewart, RR. '41s Martha French, Plnmurc ls. '41s Sandra Johnson, Murray River. '4l5 Ruth MlcGi-egor, Montague. '4l5 Dan Nicholson, West Kent. ‘415 John Williams, Beach Point. '4l4 Howard Christie, York.
414 Wlndl Iowthcr. Nth. Carleton '4l4 Bernice MacArthur, Iornl Val-
ley. '4l4 Bridget Macintosh, Souris Con. '41s Mary MacDonald, Summsrlids. '413 Maris MloKenna, Ions. '41! Josephine» Mlcldlnis, Souris
Linc . '41! Blanch, Gamble, Clscumplc. _ ‘413 Inns Peters, Notn Dams Con-
". vlnt.
412 John Gilmore. Melville. '41! l-lslsn Lord, North Tryon. '41? Hubert Larkln, nan-tune ‘Hold. ‘412 Helen Plgott, Mtgstswart, R3.
- townfl-the-form which hejinds en-
‘281 Louise Bage, Cornwall.
2'1’! Ernest Stanley, Queen Square.
2'16 Noreen Wheisn, Alberton.
'2'15 Norma Boulter, Glenwood.
'2'14 Irwin Blondin, Glen Valley.
'274 Emerson Johnston, Murray Harbour North.
‘Z73 Gerald O’Hsn1ey. North.
'273 Beatrice Keeping, Beach Pt.
'2'12 Irma Baln, Cornwall.
‘Z70 George Burnett, West Kent.
2'10 Blair Baker, Summerside.
2'10 Helen DeBlcls, West Kent.
2'10 Margaret Macintosh, Mt. P18145-
St. Peter's
ant. 2'10 Rayworth Raynor, Traveller's t
Res . ‘269 Maxwell Cameron, Elmsdale. 269 Marie Doyle, Pleasant Grove. '268 Raymond Curley, Hunter Riv. 268 Lillian MaoLeod, Sea. View, 266 Charles Beaudrault, George- town. ‘266 Laird Hooper, Murray River. use Donald Hume, Uigg. 266 Margaret MacKenna. Victoria
Cross, '26s Olive Livingstone, Clyde River, '264 gcluothy UI-Ialloran, Johnson's ver.
'26‘! Miriam Vessey, York.
‘263 Arthur Weymouth, Bethel. Q62 Brenton Rankin. Summerside. 261 Ronald Gillis, Glen Martin. '26! Grant Graham, Pembrodk. '26l Kathleen Parker, Georgetown. 261 Margaret Prowse, West Kent. 259 Francis St. John, Sourls.
250 Wlnnifred Haslam, Springfield. 259 Sutherland MacKay, Albany. ‘256 Charles Duthney, Murray Riv. 258 Elbert Nicolle. Murray River, '25! Marion F1006. South Melville. '25’! Harold MacDonald, West Kent. '25’! Gwrsine Gallant, New Acadia. ‘Z56 Maurice O'Shea, Iona.
256 Miriam Nicholson, Summer-side. 256 Ethel White. Murray Harbour. '250 Thompson Wright, Middleton. Q55 Malcolm Darrach, East Royalty. '254 Robert Wlilett, Summerside. ‘I64 Allison ‘Mfiwonald, West.- Kent, ‘254 Edward Baker, West Kent. ‘£54 Gladys Huntley, Vernon.
254 Evelyn Ryan, Morell Rear. ‘253 Mary MacDonald, Souris Con. '253 Florence Barlow. Wellington. 253 Hazel Campbell, Alliston.
‘253 Ethel Dawson, Crapaud.
‘253 Georgina Collins, Glen William. 252 Jean Cobb, Summerside.
'25! Ads Stevenson, Pleasant Valley. '25l Isabel Campbell, Seal River. 250 Edna Clements, Hebron.
'250 Robert Stewart. West Kent. '250 Pauline Webb, Cavendish.
'250 Vernon MacDonald, Queen Square.
Candidates whose numbers are marked with a star have not com- pleted their matriculation. They will be required to pass supplement- ary examinations in certain sub- jects before receiving a. license to teach in the public schools. Candidates whose names are pub- lished herein will be admitted at the opening of the College term and may study for (a) a. teacher's li- cense; or (b) a commercial certific- ate; or (c) an academic certificate leading to a more general education. Students who in this examination have done well in Arithmetic and who may be found at the beginning of the session proficient in Pen- manship will be offered in lieu of these subjects a course in Mechan- ical Drawing at a. cost for equip- ment not exceeding 58.00,
Every student that purposes at- tending Prince of Wales College must fill out and return to the "Prince cf Wales College, Charlotte-
cloued with ths report card received from this matriculation examination, at a dltc not later than August 20th, so that arrangements may be made for his classification and accom-
modation.
Prince of Wales College will open on Tuesday, September 3rd, on which dsy at 2 p. m. all students of the Third and Fourth year classes will be enrolled, and classes formed. On Wednesday, September 4, at 2 p. m., students of the Second Year will be enrolled. On Thursday, Sept- ember 5, students cf the First Year will be enrolled; time from Char- . lottsiown lt l0 I. m., and those from ths country at Z p. m.
Students‘ fees will be payable at ths college on the dly of registra- tion. 1n the case of Third and fourth Year students they may be paid half yearly. For ths lib-st and Second Year students ths foclfot lll courses except the Commercial Course are U6 for country students and 010 for students from Char- lottetown. For Commsrcs students tbs ml m H! minions an mum-y and $80 f _ Charlottetown. For You gs fell m“! and I15, lad for l Pourtb You $100 and i160 H ivslyfcrcmntrrlad , ‘
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‘this law-mu rsllrvll for nswl o! ind llilrsst ha ndvosflslll g I I _- .
4 Kai's “pueblo in advance. .'
REGULAR MONTHLY mating B. I. S. tonight, 6.15. All members plells attend. L-Um
NARIOW ESCAPE-Two fishn- msn from the City hld- a narrow escape last evening while rolling through a field in the “ ' ‘, of Glsnfinnan. The anglers wsrl given s. close rlcc for woods nearby by a number of infuriated bulls. 80w- svlr, the two men were able to reach thcwoodslntimetoucapl lih~ ha ’ by climbing l. tree.
Conunan wrm CAB. _ While proceeding south on Prince Sttslt
between Grafton and Richmond yqs-
terday afternoon's horse-drawn ve- hicle colllded with, lll automobile parked in front of ths owner's resi- dence. ,‘ r ‘ fender and a dented hub cap, no serious damage was done. ,
LEFT FOE" QUEBEC-After l four-day visit to Prince Edward Island. Lord Duclnnon, son of Governor-General and Countess Bessborough. left yesterday at 12.45 A. S. T., by Canadian Airways mail plane for Moncton, N. B., when he boarded s. train for Levis. The Vice-regal son was to leave earlier in the day with controller of civil aviation Wilson and fly directly to Quebec City, but Vlilsan, after leaving Sydney, Nova Sootll. to fly to Charlottetown yesterday morning. was forced back to the steel city by heavy fog after he hsd flown only 20 miles.
POLICE COUR.'1‘—-At the police Court yesterday a. motorist charged with a. breach of ths highway traf- fic act was fined five dollars and costs or ten days in jail. A com- mon assault case was heard and adjourned fol‘ one week. The de- fendant in a gross indecency case, which was given a preliminary hearing was remanded to the Su- preme Court. A man charged with non-payment of dog tsx was fined three dollars and costs or five days in jail. One Siinltlty by-lsw case was adjourned until today; three
other cases were dismissed as the
premises had been satisfactorily cleaned. A drunk was fined fivc dollars and costs or ten days in
PERSONALS
Mr. Stewart Nelson was l visitor to the city yesterday. ‘
Edward Hughes, Dromorc, is do- ing well at the Charlottetown Hos- pital and will return home shortly.
Mrs. James McEwen. Esher St., has entered the Charlottetown Hos- pital for treatment.
Mr. Earl Keillor of the Guardian stafl. left yesterday to spend his holidays in Montreal.
Henry Gallant, St. Charles, is making a good recovery from his serious operation at the Charlotte- town Hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, Boston. Mass. arrived last night to spend her holidays with her sister Mrs. G. H. Nelson of Montague.
The Misses Elsie‘ and Eugenie Arsenauit. Magdalen Islands, are both doing well following operations at the Charlottetown Hospital.
Mr. W. M. Reedy of Halifax is visiting Mrs- Arthur W. Weeks Iiiitzroy St.
Mr. W. E. "lmman. representative of the Farador Company, returned from Halifax last evening. and will be in the city for about ten days.
Mr. '1‘. C. Juries. late superin- tendent of the Anglo-American Telegraph Co. and Western Union Telegraph Co. here, and now of Schomburg. Ont. is repomd to be seriously ill.
C. W. MacNeill of Boston, Mass, and Martin Sinnott of Vsndergrift, Penn, formerly of The Guardian staff, arrived in the city yesterday to visit relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Simpson and family of Edmonton, Alberta, are visiting friends and relatives in this province. m. Simpson was s member of ths 2nd Siege Battery and is busy renewing old acquaint- one»
Revisecf List For 2nd Kings
The following are the complete revised election “ for Second Kings. They were not all available yesterday as the returns wcrs not complete from two polls.
5ND DISIIIUI.‘ KINGS
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unlawful ,.,. Monticello
u tlnued from Pills l)
Appreciation was expressed by ths
secretary of the Legion. _
A toast to Dr. H. D. grlnd old man of the Provincial Legion, was fittingly proposed by Comrade H. R- Bt - '
Comrade W. A. McLlggln. Mon- tague. newly elected President, res- , * ‘w; " ‘toastinhishon- our. ,
The toast “The Press" was res- ponded to by Frank Wllksr and
Neil A. Msthicson on behalf‘ ofitho Giilrdiln and Pltriot tivsly.
AFTERNOON SESSION
At the afternoon session in ld- dltion to the president's report ths Provincial Secretary, G. E. Shor- ren, Charlottetown, submitted ths financial statement which showed improvement over the previous year. _ < Jihpcnditures during the past year amounted to $1,247.00 while revenues “ " l new peak of $1.346. Per capita contributions ‘at the Legion Service Bureau st Ot- taws also increased over previous years, it was shown.
Delegates from nino branches of the Legion throughout the Prov- incs were present.
Among the ‘utions presented was one requesting the Govern- ment and business organizations to consider the dismissal of mar- ried women in the more highly paid offices and positions and‘ re- commending a “back to the land" system in preference to ths present method of relief u-stribution. An lmmdment was adopted that ths resolution be set aside and dealt
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The toast "The Ladies’ Auxiliary" was ably M9004“ 9° b? M1391‘ B.
chairman to the splendid work of Comrade G. E. Sharron, provincial
Johnson.
Capt. .1. J. Iolghtiasr; w. s. Hudh" MM; n, A. Mcbouglli MM-i Jas- Walhlr; Geo. Sharron: W. A. Mc- ullm; n. w. mouth: L- W Goodwin MM; N. W. Lowther MM
Legion Membership
1t is very gratifying to note that at ths present time our ' ' tion has the largest paid up mim- bership since its inception. This very gratifying condition is diie in a largo measure to s. bershiu campaign put on last autumn. Par- ticular thanks an due to M5101’ B. C. Chandler for l. very fine broadcast appeal that brought wonderful . The following branches have their membership I00 per cent subscribers to Legion- ary Magazine: ch-rlottstown. Mon- tlgue and Summsrside. It is sin- oflmly hoped that ere another year passes it can be reported that sJi branches l-rc 100 per cent sub- scribers.‘
lord Byng of vlmy
It was with very deep regret that returned men learned of the death of Field Marshall Baron Byng of Vimy who so sbly commanded the Canadian Corps in Francs weldinl it into the finest figyiting unit on the Western front. Lord Byng at a later period was associated with us in Canada as Governor-General representing His Majesty the King. A provincial memorial service ‘was held in St. Peters Cathedral by the Rev. Canon Malone. This service was attended by a llrge body of veterans, also by his Honor the Governor Geo. D. DeBlols, the Honorable Premier W. J. P. Mac-
‘essed l fVirtue By Canadian ' Le gionalres
rcscntltivs of His Mo!!!“ u" g, g pclltionwhichhs fills With
Mn. DeBlois it: most appreciation of their lsrvicsl in m, high position they 006W!-
Ea-l Jollloo: Be it resolved this Convention of the Edward Island Command Canadian Indian. B. I. S.
lpgimcistion of bis efforts. m6 mo“ 0g the parent body of which he is Grand President, throughout the length Ind breadth of ths hu- pin in the interests of returned mcn lad the fulfilmsnt of the ideals of ths Lolguo that is:—(l) Loyalty to King and Empire. (I) Unity and Development of the British Commcnrwelhh.
The Dominion President: Bo it resolved that this Convention o! the Prince Edward Idlnd Coin- mil-lid a ths Clnadllfl lesion. B- E. S. L. assembled st f‘ town again desires to sxfond its congratulations and thanks to Brigadier-Consul Alex Ron. 0- M. o, n. s. 0.. upon his wh- tinued efforts on‘ behalf n! i!» rights of the returned men d’ this Dominion and the 181501101116 if our organization, which is not only ths weillrs of re ‘ men but‘ the Dominion llid Em- pire as a whole.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary: Be it 1'6- solved that this Convention of the Prince Edward Island mand of the Clnldiln lotion. 3- E. S. .1... assembled at Charlotte- town desim once more to Pl!“ on record its appreciation d the splendid work done by the Indies‘ Auxiliaries of this Org . and wouldlgaintbisyssrui-gslll which hlvc not an Aux-
with by ths incoming and that they refer ‘the matter to ths various b. chcs of ‘the com- rnlnd
At the conclusion of ths after- noon's business the veterans march- ed to the monument at Queen Square and placed a wreath there ‘lid memory of their flllencom-
cs.
The following is the text of the address of the President, W. S. HughesPMM.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT >
I bag to submit herewith for your consideration the sixth annual Presidential report of ths P, E. Island Command Can. Legion B. E. S. L. The year Just past has been fraught with many important happenings halving (particular in- terlst to War Veterans.
. Jwqim Cutler Celebrations
In August of last year the re- turned men of our Province were honored in being asked to assist in welcoming to our shores the very distinguished group of French statesmen and citizens who were in Canada celebrating the 400th anni- versary ¢f the landing of Jacques Cartier to our shores in 1534. Your President was chosen as official representative of The Canadian Ififllcn to meet the distinguished visitors in this province but it af- forded me much pleasure to dele-
gate this high honor to our im-
mediate Past President. Major I". F- Mly V. D. whose immediato sn- cestor held s prominent place in the British Consular service and at one time was stationed in St. Mala I'll-hoe from whence Jacques Cartier sailed. The French Doll- !!!“ impressed most warmly their admiration for ths number of veterans lining the streets mu their undying thanks for Canada's part in the war.
Remembrance Dly -
0n account of Remembrance Day flilins on Sunday the National celebration at Ottawa. was hold at 3 D-m s: as not to conflict with
in ths hour from that historically established in i918 would detract
the event. With ths kind co-opera- ohlliled their hour of worship so ls not to conflict with the Legion m. vice. which was held at ths monu- ment at l1 l.m. and was very
were Biipplied by the n. c. n. v. n.
wzs also present lnd laid l wreath Club. It should always be our sn-
ls the yssrs
—not Clarify wsr- hilt-glow
rs" are’ c" "s" cl an one
by llcrfics. ‘m Kill Csorgs V.
On May 8th of this
10S!‘
ths usual church services. We in this Province felt that my change
materially from the solemnity of tion of all religous bodies who
ilrlflly attended. Gull-cs of Honor
and the P. E. Island Highlanders. The D.O.C. MD. a Brigadier I-I. R. H. Hsrtzberg C.M.G., DB.O.. 31.0.,
on behalf of ths Army and Navy
dssvor t: make our observance of Rsa-lsmbrsncs Day more impressive to
niprsms sacrifice made, by thou. sndl of our comrades and to instill in ths hearts of the youth of this Dominion thpt those liberties which we ll citissris of this great British _ ' llcri-
Mold
Millan and his Worship S. Kennedey M.B.E. tlie Mayor of Charlottetown.
Al" n‘ 1 I us \_
On the initiative of our Dominion President General Ross, the Do- minion Government formed loom- mittcs of three with Justice J. D. Hyndman ls chairman to enquire into matters effecting unsmiploy- mont of veterans and allied matt- ers. It is very Jcosing to note that the rs-estsblishment of many veterans. At the last session of Parliament a sum of money was voted to carry out certain recom- medations. I would strongly sug- gest that every branch study cars- fully the findings and suggestions of this committee at the elrlicst opportunity. Let me here pay s. word of trlbuts to ths wonderful work acczmpllsbed by our Dominion nesldent, General Ross. In these days of great strea and unrest he has by his energy, ability. and, per- sonality kept together the veteran body in Canada.
Vimy Piilrlmlre
In July of i906 there will be held under the auspices of the Canadian Legion a pilgrimage to vlmy for the unveiling of a monument t; Canada's part in thswar. It would be appreciated if all cur members would do their utmost in making this pilgrimage s. success.
I wish to express my sincere thanks to our Federal representa- tives for their continued interest on behalf sf the returned men, u; the Honorable W. J. P. MacMillan Premier of this Province for his many courtesles. his kindly assis- tance at all times wherever pomible to assist in the welfare of veterans and their dependants. In conclusion allow me to mast sincerely thank the membership of this command for having granted ms the honor of Provincial Presi- dent in this ths premier service club of P. E. Island. To my succes- sar I would appeal for the same wonderful ctr-operation that has been extended to myself by all . branches and members. _ yv. s. nulliel. M.M..
President.
RESOLUTIONS
The King-Be it resolved that this Convention of the Prince Ed- ward Island Common‘ of the Canadian ‘Legion, B. E. S. L.. ls- senlbled at Cl-rlottetown desires lnintopllceonrecwd itsioy- sity and devotion to His Majesty the King, our Pltron and Chief. and to m of ths Rovll Fundiy, and exiprusss the hops that His Majesty will long bs mated to rule over thcllnitod
minim » ThoPrincoofWnlll: Belt!!- that this Convention of ths Edward flhnd Command
of ths Canadian Legion, B. E. S. L. led desires
lain devotion to Bis Royal Highness the Prlncs of Walls, our Patron and sllun him that his continued efforts on behalf of returned men and for the strengthening of ths bonds which units ths mipii-s lrs keen and prayerful
nloivsd that this Convention of ths Prince Edwlrd- Ishnd Com- mand of ths Canadian Isgioii, B. I. S. L.", assembled st Cblr- lotmown denim once -lItln to its lwrcclltioh of
pbcooursoord thssmfcllofhll
Owfliiw islion curios nu form of Mficl. And onomm ths
that bl and Lldy pqsbsmqh, attain: the lhorsl of Ola. fomfiuihlr lll-ml mm” m"
Governor-Consul: Be it i
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flies-y w take steps fa- thc fol- ma-tion of some.
The ‘Premier, Ito: Bo it rc- solved that this Convention of the Prince word Island 0cm- mlnd of ths Canadian Legion, B. E. S. L. assembled at Chsrlotto- town desires to extend its greet- ings to the Honourable leader of the Government, the Honourable Premier elect and lll tbs "mun- bers of the Legislative Assembly of this Province and t0 rc- ‘ its thanks of lust yes: for the preferences shown to sx-ssrvin men.
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"t?! ' "Picnic Yesterday
‘fit! llmilll flitting for the Altar ~03 5t» Dunstan‘; m" yesterday at $2.5m thor-
. val um , . those who wig. trlmtcd-in lay wly to m“, u‘ picnic l. lucossl. ; In the Afternoon spcm w," indlillfl m Viih till winners i1 fol-lows: i. 100 Yards Seniorz- ' ‘
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Rsv. Father Dougan wishes u» think 1.110 following genmmefl who provident-oars for transpor- tqting the i-oyimtc and from 81,33]. hops. 7-. I‘. 1d. Leo Say. gout. J- J. D fy, Mrs. S 1', Duffy» J. McNeil, Fred Purser, Simon Pooli, Sr.) Alfred Kelly, Jlmcs Hcnnesssy, Lawrence Dim, oetts, J. B. Filming, Andrey Henimsey, and also the following who donlud prim for the mom: n Baas, " Mics Drug Store. Mrs. Alex Macs‘ Phonon, Dr. 1". C. Dougan. I ‘frbs boys wore the guests of m‘; ptrahioncrs for lunch and dlnne, l Stanhopc BQICI! Inn. and wish to exprom their thsnks to the Manager, Mr. McFsdyen for his kindness lnd hospitality. ;’
Bobby, Moore '. \ F". I _ Capt-ates Five Mile Swim; . _ i‘ ‘ A: (C. P. Dy Cecilia's Special WM SYDNEY, July 81-—A power! rythmstic trildgeon stroked Bobb Mom, Novl. Sootll five-mile svnmf ming champion. to his third suci
csssivs victory in ths annual fivsv, mils harbor swim‘ here todai
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Pesos And Disarmament: Bs it resolved that this Convention of "-2 Edward Island Cem- mand of the Clnsdiln Legion, B. E. S. L.. lssembied at Charlotte- towndssirsstopllcsonrecotditl confirmation of thlt section 0f ths Legion Pidncipics which coils UIpCn us to strive for ths pesos. goodwill and friendship among oil nations. but; at the same time ad- ccatzs the maintenance by Con- ada. of adequate and efficient forces on 10nd, sea. and in the air, for the defence cl our sam- try and for the discharge of thols obligations which rest upon us by virtue of our partnership in the British Empire. .
Flu-thei- resolved that it is our opinion that until s better spirit prevails not only u ongst lll ths nations of the world but lilo am- ong grou/ps and individuals. that adequate defence forces u! noses- llrytosssurcthatthempirsfor which our iltc coulmdes in Inns pave their lives is handed on to those who follow us mom united- betfor stronger and a gircltsr power for ths ldvsncomsnt of the liberties of ths world at llrgs than ever it was when we received it as l. heritage from our fathers.
The Iollonlry: Bl it resolved that this Conventio of the Him: Edward Island Command of the Canadian Legion, B. E. S. L.. ll- scmbicd at Charlottetown scum to place on record its appreciation of the fact that mm of our Bmnchzs lrs ons hundred psr cent sisbscriibm to the official piiflioltion of tho Iogion, The Legionary, and would urge strong- ly upon the reminder of our Branches the advisability of tub. inig inmiedllts steps to blooms om hundred per cent lubscriblrs.
Wherels ths Canadian ugicn
cf the B. E. S. 1... the consideration shown rlturned soldiers by governments of both
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parties in ths plst, but tho Clnldiln Legion is of ths considered thlt tho Io- lsnt syltcn of dixhsrging pov- lnoisl government cmploysll, and employing omel- plrtisl, Inn when returned soldiers "no placed by returned soldiers, is not in the interests of ths lucollsfui rehabilitation cf wlr vstsnnl, norinthebsltintvrsstlofsffic- lent adminbtrotion. ' Therefore bl it rslslvlill That the ixovhwlsi convention of ths Ollildiln Legion, l. E. l. L.. II- lembied at Charlottetown. July
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sting ths establishment of l Provincial Gvil . And bl it further rololvld that
while holidaying thousands c1 spectators looked on and cheered:
As the hefty water-gogglst Clps BrctonsrJlt s steady, din tonal-killing pace through t cold and choppy waters to finis in ths mt time of three 1.0m; llven minutes and 10 seconds. niol of the ll starters wens forced cu! of the naming.
Only other finisher was Stevs Russell of Trenton. N. S.. a gal- lant little fighter who Cl-me in ex- hausted it minutes after tbs champion had crossed ths line. '
Unfavorable conditions forced lll. but the two f ishers and Ross‘ ‘Ibbln, l. Sydne girl, out of ths, water before the first lap was com- pleted. _ ‘y i
N.B. Five Year Debentures‘, Sold‘ For 102.»;
(C. P. S uudlsrfl Special WIN)“;
v C mriomrowou. N. s. July ii-
Secretlry-‘Irelsurer, l n n o u n cod. provincial 3 psi- cent debentures.
debentures amounting to $162. Ibloh matured on July '2 last, and to apply on flouting indebtedness of 1578.000 recorded lt the end 0i the llst fiscal yelr._
The tenders closed yesterda! and were opened in the secretaryv treasurers office llts yesterday 11' ‘ . Ibllowlng consideration by ths secretory‘ e. and W- A. Imdcun. comptroller relief"- ths bids were considered at a iii“ msoting of the cabinet this after’.
h . 0%,» l ‘u: bid of Mead mi
the five-yell- debentures. . ‘nil llis represents a cost to 111°,
province of 2M psr- cent W‘ n‘
mun. the lowest svsr
my: Brunswick lhdrt term 566"?‘ ll.
1;. s p e c t i o n Necessary ‘For ~ y Apple Export-i]
Dalila Ines with the erligf plan; at uis customs cw 0i '
4m. o. r. Richard. Provinciil} 5 the ms mu afternoon of tissues»; a The issue has been sold to refund‘ ‘
Cooiplny. Montrsll. was 102.00 fofi
recorded i0?‘
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