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GRAND LIIIJGE INSTA LLATIIIN UF ITFFICERS

54th 'Annual Commun- ; ication Held at Hun- ‘= ter River.

The 54th Annual Communication .1 the Grand Lodge of Prince Ed- vard Island, A. F. ez A. M., was .old at Hunter River on Wednesday, he Sllth inst., when the following lrsnd Lodge officers were eleotad ind installed:- ‘

Grand Master: G. E. Full. Deputy Grand Mister: W. J. Mont- temery.

Senior Junior Dlarkson. Grand

Grand Warden: H. T. Begg. Grand .Wsrden: G. B.

Treasurer: W. J. Drake.

Grand Secretary: E. Kemp, re-el- razed, _ Grand Chaplain: John M. Nichol- on,

Grand Senior

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Junior

lbee

Grand Senior Junior

el, Grad S*-Anliefd Bearer: Br. Wel- ‘er McKenzie. ` Grand Sword Bearer: Br. John C. Matthews. Grand Pursuivsnt: Chas. E. Mc- Nutt.

Grand Tyler: Robt. Douglas,

Lecturer: Robt. A. Gordon. Grand Deacon: H. A. Mc-

Grand Deacon: Jas. Lar-

Marshal: Robt. McLaren.

Grand Steward: H. E. Ward. Grand Steward: S. M. Dan-

ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS. ETC.

"Hope River Tea Wednmday July

3rd. 5221-6-6-tl

"Hope River Tea Wednesday July

8rd. 5220-6-6-ti

"Show a`nd Dance Cardigan Mon- day - special rrlusic. 6079-6-24-4i

"Robin Hood' Flour is guaranteed

to please you better.

5233-6-'l-to Sept. 12 pd. _!_ '

"Lost-License plate. number 3241.

Finder notify R. l-Iammiil, Albany.

6202-6-27-li

"DL Clift, M. D.-Start now home

prevention cu.re. Purdy station, West- chester Co., N. Y., U. S. A.

"Come and hear Rev. Father Con-

l'-Glly lecture at St. Peters Friday. June 28th. 6012-6-25-3i.

"Play--Come and see "A Man From Denver" at Elmira nail. rn- dly- June Ilth. Dance afterwards. If not fine. next fine night. 608-l-6-25-31.

"llev. I-I. N. Konkle will speak on

the work ef the Mission to Lepers in Presbyterian Church, Clyde River \Ved.nesdsy 8 p. m. All are welcome.

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"Ice Cresm Festival, Clyde River

Hsll. July 4th. 6162-6-28-21

"All members of No’s 2 and 8 Me- dium Batteries must attend Brisildd Drill on Wednesday evening at 7.30 Ind Inspection on Thursday evenina in order to draw their psy.

6156-6-26-2l

"laser-ve Trnlrsdsy, June :lem for Ice Cream Bstivel in Afton Hall. Sale of lunches also. Proceeds in aid Ui hell. if stormy. come Friday.

0105-6-25-81.

.._,._.. "Dont miss seeing "Ace High" in

Emerald Hell. Tuesday. June 25th, Presented by the Bedeque Dramatic Club. Old tunenruale between sets. Dmde after bley. lee Cream and cake served ee usual. eois-0-22-si.

“Y. P. L. of Pownal will present their two set comedy. "The Egyptian Mummy” _ia Cornwell Hell Thursday. June :mi at soo. If stormy Friday.

d0l'l-8-I5-3.

'°De»n't miss "Sweetwater Trail"

Presented by Bt. Andrews Dramatic Club. in lt. Alldl'¢W'l Hall, July Ind. Good specialties. ellie-e-re-si.

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C511 the presence of distinguished

llrthmen from all over Canadg

Ind with the solemn ritual and go;-_ lcous ceremony of the Roman Csthr °li¢ Church, st. Dunstsn's Basilica, was consecrated to the worship °f G05 by His Excellency, the Most Rev. Andrea Cassulo, Apostolic Del-I

eilate to Canada from the court oft His Holiness Pope Pius Xl. The. weather. although threatening, re-I mained fine and a large nlunber ofI Denlhle throngecl the streets in thei vicinity of the Basilica during the; procession and ceremony outside the Church. ,

At 9 o'clock, the ceremony opened

when His Excellency approached from the palace with attendants and body-guard of eight uniformed mem- bers of the 4th degree of the Knights of Columbus. Shortly after the pro- cession rmmded the Bssliiee three times in the following order: ,

Cross bearer with Acolytes.

Boys' Choir. Altar Boys. Priests, Monsignory. Bishops, Arch-

bishops. Apostolic Delegate with attendants. ` The Apostolic Delegate also ooh'

secrated the main Altar and was as- sisted by the following:

Deacons--R/av. James Murphy Ind

Rev. Ray MacKenzie.

censor Bearer-Rev. George B-

McCabe.

Cross Bearer-Anthony Francis. Acolyttes-Rev. J. A. MacDonald

and Rev. Reginald McD0nBld~

The Sacred Heart Altar was con-1

secrated by Archbishop Sinnott, the Blessed Virgin Altar by Archbishflll O“Leary, Saint Joeeph's Altlr U! Bishop Morrison. Saint Anne's Altar by Bishop McNally,

_at the conclusion of the blewilll

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by st Peter; Dramatic Club T°Wl\ Hall 'Georget/cum. MOMBY JT-il' lu-

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Solemn Consecratlon Of _

St. Dunstan ’s Basilica

M°'"°"“ble Ci*"°m°'\.Y Yesterday, Marking The 100th

A""iUe"S°*’y Of The Founding Of The Diocese, IW” A"-‘ended By The Aooololio Doloooro Aool S003? of The Highest Dignitaiies Of The Roman Catholic Church In Canada.

of the altars~wl‘lich preceded Kgs, Rls Excellency from a point in the mein aisle addressed the eeegrsgs- iiw- conmtulatuaz time on their hllidsome Basilica and en' thi; qgy which would be long remembezgd-by the people of the parish.

Solemn Pontifieal High Mass was

celebrated by His Lordship, Bishop O'I.eary, assisted as follows: - High Priest. Rev. Gregory Mcbennsrl; Dee- con of the Mass. Rev. N. Poirier;

Sub-Descerl of the Mau, l.ev.` M..

Francis; Deacon of Honor, Rev.

IURY FIND DEATH NAS

ACIIIITENTAL

Inquest Last Evening

on Sudden Death of Joseph Curran, C. N. R. Employee. I

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'Death through accidental cause was the verdict or the Jury elapse- nelled tio enquire into the death of Mr. Joseph Curran, C. N. lt. railway employee. who met with e fatal ec~ cldent yesterday morning on the railway line near Vernon River, The deceased. who belonss to Lot 48, was about 57 years of llc. lesves a widow

JCBNB NWPHYE Sub-D¢&UOD of Hon- or. llv- l~ Hdlelazld. Rev. P. Mc- Mahon. D-D.. was Master of Cere- monies for the eatin services.

The eheir under the direction of

Mt. W. J. Drown. rendered the fol- lowing eaueic: Kyrie, (Dubois) Glor- ia. (Van Bree); Credo, (Van Bree); Senatus (Van Bree) Agnus Del <D’- Archambauld. At the Odertory A Bone Jesu (Pelsstrine) was beauti- fully rerldered. The solos were cap-

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LITTLE NUPE

(Canadian Press)

MADRID, June 20.-Hope fest was

waning today that Mslor Ramon Franco and his three companions would ever be found alive. Belief grew that their plone, a Domier- Wshl ld, crashed er made a forced landing somewhere between Spain sad the Asors and had been unable to survive the tempestuousness of the Atlantic.

I ' News Flashes

INVEBNESB. leotlsnd, Juno

15-Inverness proposes to confer thffnedoln el the city upon lt. Hon. Ramsay MacDonald, lt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin and Sir Murdoch Me¢D0uald, Liberal

Iand family. He was just starting to work at 7 9.. m. with the eonstr'uc~

‘tion gang which was engaged in ‘building e culvert neer the station. .Ha was in e. hand car at. the time. Isnd took e weak spell, toppling ever backwards on te the track, the wheels of the car passing over his

5 'clock. Pill/ *I

Doorgoopen at 0 ”M_s_21_m

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"rho v. P. s. ot Lot 16 wig P"-

l “The Old New ami!-

§l€lriIi»LeNl-l:¢;li~l§'“in the hall at victoria on Friday evening June Nth- U”-l 01 mn 6180-6-Tl-lL

Corrsn Benn Drsmstlc Club

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af, holedlng their Three Act Comedy

--Tn irish Millionaire" ill

;Iatl'Ili1°:Iall org June 28th. 6l'll-8-27-Ii.

.l f, george Bancroft an/el Chester

conlriin -‘ron it to sweanev lniltlgg

tell everyone else that this Di will be at Capt Traverse Frldl.Y~ OM

Crapaud Sltllrdby. 6181-6447-21

..C to rho ice Cream Festival

ome e

in l-lazelbroolc School Friday, Jiri;

h, If el fine the following e lg; n el9'l-8-I1-ii.

"On account of Annual Meetinl in ci-lanottotown. Ken=l\1st°\1 Club Wi”

e live stock loading until

galyplgth, else-e-sr-ai.

--The Annual Meeting ofthe Cen-

trll Plrleh Will be held in the Poo- ples' Church, Chsrlottetolm- 0° vrue5d'y' July 2nd. ll 1.00 P. M. ue

_ pi , secretary.

K M” my” ell!-0-2'?-SL

.mmduu bw, potatoes at Greed

View Station lsturdsy. 5Illl¢d~ W~ U- RM ales-e-21-ii.

..Nome_.A11 come gee this show:

also hear that music. victoria. td-

t, mneh River. Thursday: Kel-

F,.,d,y_ sm-e-se-ii

uwinrloe Club meets saturday.

.rum oath at no p. na. llesdlns hw- ryluueay nth. foreneon. nook orders for week. else-I-28-li _..._-__ I oqgegofve Wednesday July tonth

"Regs, sheep and veal calves taken u 1. Wm cwmug

Y '°' "mu “ ss-e-ae-sl

It lllnlre-'tuesday after 8 p.. m. Jul

I Church. 51

Nth. beuris _Wedrlesdly forenoon. July ______

wut spar mor. .uw and

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muulul shldy l\’°“f“ll- 4°'

°°'a'n» emu or the manor aid;.ffc';g:°s mpm_ nfmmm, ,ng

will be pgqepted in eherecter en

sexes ol sll kinds and lovely people-

ooelmeotsbe lelvstien Amy °|"°', ‘ w c°m,_ w':."°'.....- or =u..:.l;..::;-°° °“° -oo--»»~ »» no

head and killing him-instantly.

` A lorry in the rear was thrown off ‘tl-is track and Foreman D. A. Med- |Donald hed his erm broken and sus- .tsined other injuries. Dr. Collins

Iwsa called to the scene md the body of the victim was removed to Vern- on Station.

Last evening sn inquest was held

,by Dr. J. C. Houston, coroner, et the request of Superintendent Grady. The verdict was as follows: . "We the undanlgllod. e Jury em~

panuelled to eaeertslu the esuse of death of Joseph Curran. find that death was due to netunl eeuses ysnd caused by his accidentally fell- iiug eff the pump ear sod being run over by pump car sud lorry. eeul- ing fracture of the skull."

(Signed) Aldren Carver. Foreman.

M. E. Jenkins, Emast Ceilings, How- ard Richards, Bernard Cosdy, Gor- don Ross, Gordon Macleod.

Evidence et inquest.

The following evidence was taken

by the Coroner:

Daniel A. Mcbdusld, (sworn) 1

live at Cardigan Heed. I sm em- ployed by the Csnsdlsn National R-lilwsys se Foreman of the Bridge and luilding Depsrtment. We were working up near lleke Verde repair- ing culverts. We live in s boarding ear. which is now at the station here _vernon ltlvn ltstioa. We left the station with rump cer end lorry about 7.00 s. in., the following men were with me:-Joseph Curran. the deceased. Oeorle lteboneld. Jobs l. Meswain. Peter Mcmtyre. Themes lleyter. Freneis Affleck. Albert. Ie!- gusoh. Dtmlld Gillis. » There were six in

ear and three on

cumn. the d

pump ear. ry behind et the b ~ sbly tehee

gsifs ;;_rlr;,, lrlililt livin

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member of parliament of Inver- neeeshlre. in commemoration of the distinction they have brought to the Clan Donald. The honor- ing of twe successive Prime Mlu- isters is something new. Mr- Bsldwin. belongs to the Clem. through his mother, Louise Bald- win. who wee I sister of the mother at ludysrd lfipllns and of Scottish deeoeut. \

I TORONTO. Ont., 3". _“_ ..-

larry l. Harcourt. formerly meuetlhl director of Jackson Muxlon Mines. Limited. was found NU'-y by Jlulle 0’C0uulll A today on the charge ef publlgb. ills false statements end pew lnlctueee in eouneetlon with the wmlwly- lenfense wee delayed on request of counsel for the 'df- fllwo. mflsreourt was released on blil of 810,000.

CHICAGO. June 20. - A msn

arrnld with a pistol invaded Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church early today and dred- two :hole at the priest. nn, Father J. Keenan. The bullets

` missed their mark. but one

wounded lfeberd Murphy. who wee kneeling st. the situ. The sseellsut. identified ss Charles Foster. then turned the weapon ups himself Indicate; s ellgbe ge.g_.lp wound. Ne motive _for the

shooting was eetobllsbed.

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Dhmor at Allsmore

Following the Cdasecrstlon, s diu-

ber wee given the distinguished vis~ itors and clergy by the Bishop ef Charlottetown st his beautiful sum- mer residence. Ailsmere. Addresses were delievsred by the Pepsi Dele- gete and by the Archbisbeps and

bishops present.

lvenfsl|'l Ireeeediegs

rontiilcsl llieh less was conduct- ed iu the evening by lov. Bishop usually. or namuwa. sauna ev luv. rather Theodore Oellsnt. deeeee luv. nr. susdonsld of neorltiver. sub-deacon. uterfa revenues was elven m_

I NOWSTI DUNSTAN 'S BLASILICA II

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Where the service of' solemn can cessation was conducted hy, 111| gg.

cellency the Apostolic Delegate yesterday. An exterior view ef St. Dlmsiolfa Bssulos. iustly regarded-as one of :no finest oxamplo, or church architecture in Eastern Canada.

siuilnllls tolli

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Enthusiastic Annual 3 Meeting" of ' West Prince Liberal-Con_ I servative Associa-

tion at 0’Leary. i

lspeolal to 'rho ouaraiom I

sum/mnsmm, Juno 2s.-'rnoi

annual meeting of the West Prince Liberal Conservative Association was heldin the Hall at 0'!..eary on Wed-;‘ nesday aftemoan with a large at-` tendanoe, every poll being well re-I

presented, there being no less than 165 out of a possible of 165 delegates' present. The President of the Associa-‘ tion, Mr.'.lenn A. Hackett, or 'rlgnlsnI presided and Mr. J. Albert Brennan. O! Tignish, acted as secretary. ' The President in his annual ad- dress reviewed very ably and at some: lensth the party work that had boonf done since the last annual meeting.; and strongly criticized the admlnirt-1 rative failings of the Saunders' Gov- ernment. Mr. Hackett gave an excel- ` lent resume of the events during hlsf 01160 were term of office. as did also; Mr. J. Brennan, the retiring Secret-,

IVY.

On Mr. Hackett's renomlnstion forl U10 office of President, Mr. Brennan's *um* ‘W5 Pl'0P0oed, and amid much lDPlsuee. he was elected president for the ensuing YEM' by an unanimous standing vote. W. Russell Rogers of Coleman was also unanimously ¢1¢¢¢..

ed secretary, and the applaueo whim' Proved his election testified to my well deserved popularity in the Wash "H lU0l’tion of the Riding. _ l

will be published later, |

PINE* "ld in his usual pleasing and °°""l"°111l way dealt with some other-I ““°“I°“= If Present agitatlng tho l

Llllklettor of Summedside, beingi

Pllseent remarks on the necessity off

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WOMEN ’S PRESS CL UB VISITORS ARRI VE TODA Y

Arrangements for the entertain-

ment of the visiting members of the Canadian Womens Press Club are as follows:

The \'l.<ito:s will arrive on the

early Borden train this evening, and from 8.30 to l0.30 will be the guests of His Honor Lieutenant Governor Heartz and Mrs. Heartz at a recep- tion.

Hotel accommodation has been

provided for a number of the visitors the remainder having signified their intention of remaining on the pull- man car over night.

At 9 o'clock Friday morning they

will meet. at the Provincial Building. where cars will be provided to take them to Summerslde. The route will be by way of Cavendish, where a stop of ten minutes will be made. It ls necessaty to curtail the time at Cuv- endrsh in order to arrive about 12 o'clnck at Summerslde, where lunch- eon will be served at 12.30 A visit to the Experimental Fox Station will bs included in the summerside pro-

gramme. The return willbe by way of Cape Traverse. and Bonshaw.

lt, is understood that the party is

breaking up at Charlottetown, and that on the conclusion of their visit here they will leave individually or in small groups for their homes, while some are likely to remain on the Is- land for a few days or weeks, The number expected to arrive today fs in the vicinity of fifty, ‘

To Investigate

SAINT JOHN. N. B.. June 26. ._ George Poirier. recently appointed

Vice-Presidents for the differentjrepatriation commissioner for New Wm we” ‘I“° °I°°"°d~ B IW- Uf Which] Brunswick, to act under Hon. J A

Murray, New Brunswick commission-

” Mr. J. E. Wyatt, K, C. being called! er of immigration and industry. in 9°'-‘ “"" ’°°°I"°4 “"1 Prvlonsed ap-4 an attempt to bring back to farm

lands in this province former New Brllnswicksrs now residing in New England towns will leave tomorrow

Public. After him W. Shelton sharp morning for Lynn, Mess.. to spend made s few remarks, which from the the next three months in the United wly it was received by the delegates, I States making an investigation into lmwed that he was making the possibility of the new provincial “I” “mill blows. Mr. Thomas Iimmigration venture.

°°“°d upon mme o fowI

*‘h°f°“lh vltanizetion which were confidence in the leaders of the Party ‘V011 féileived. Other brief, but srous-I in the local and federal parliaments W NUIIICI WN delivered by] and condemning the incompetence of M““"~ °7°h° Kihnidy. J- Bernard, I the local government in the conduct- amllft Gluddl. James McGrath. l ing of public affairs. the reckless in- i Nelson Ramsay end Herbert I-Iuestis. I crease of the public debt as well ss

5°m° °f "IG lileakers in t/ouohins§ the wsy in which the depsrtlnent of

upon the coming plebiscits pointed; the Attorney-General was being ed- out that it wee now prsotieeliy adeedi ministered. also of the loss sustained illue so for ss the Conservative party; by the party in the death of Dr was concerned and therefore couldbe Z Erskine Keir. late of Alberton and re , ‘MM um. ewordlne to personal, gi-mln; that Mr. oailaet was n- CCWl°¢l°ll~ I able to be present through sickness

gqgugusd Q page | __,___‘i_ Resolution were expressing and hope for his speedy recovery. l

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IASHES STILL I

UNBURIED

(Canadian hoes)

NEW HAVEN, Conn.. June Z6.-vit

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FIINEITAL [IF

is understood here that the ashes of'

Bliss Carman, noted Canadian poet,

who died two weeks ego and whose body was cremated, are still unbur- ied because Mrs. M. F. King of New Canaan. sxecutrix is still unde- cided on the question of a final resting plwe. Arrsnseraents were nude for interment in Lakeview Cemetory, New Canaan. after use

government of New Brunswick hed.

odered to have an official funeral provided in New Brunswick, the birthplace of the Poet. This 0181' was declined by Mrs. King, but she is said to have changed her mind and to be in communication with the government of New Brunswick about the matter.

Narrow Escape

From Death

(Canadian Press)

BERLIN, June 26--M. linet,French Consul here, had a narrow escape Ifrom death today when sn excited Lithuanian woman tired at him f sever-sl times in the French, Condui- ‘ate; s porter caught the wolue.n'e im.. and the si-lots want vue, lodg- Iing in the ceiling of the room. The `wonasa, who arrived at the Consul- ate with her husband and child. Ilk- ed M. Binat. for money to travel to uthusnia, aaymg tbet she hed Ui

*her leg in Paris after a bungled Op' ieration in s stats heal!"-A13 511' therefore claimed. wmbtnsbtiou !l`0l\\ the French government. Consul Bin- et pointed out to her that he was I not the proper person to receive sl-wh jen application, the woman immed- ,iately bursting into wild threat-5. ‘ .now o revolver and med at him several times. The mth* INA '~\‘° woman were both arrested-

GETS 2 YEARS

l (special to The Guardian)

NEW YORK. June 28 -v H. G0ld~

. gmiu-r "advisor to aliens” wss todly i fined $10,000 and sentenced ta two I year; in the federal penitentiory W 1 Atlanta, Ga.. _tor don-audlns the I united stator by seo.-lim e f°f°°d I communication to the United Btll- § af. Consul at Buenos Aires.

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; (Special to The Guardllhl I I LONDON. Julie Z6.-“I ell 1 give you complete assurance that I the King is making very fine re-

covery," said 'the Prluce of Wales lu; night, in a brief speech at the annual banquet of the British Empire Service League. The Prince of Wales presided at tho

' banquet.

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11 Wise

EN MAKE PRGVERBSQ FOOLS `l.\lNYi ME REPEAT

I ,ENT "/` i ( ,

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_...___--._-1-.--.-o-.-oe. TORONTO. June 22--Modol-gtg

tlresierly winds, fair, not much change in temperature. Toronto. fair 'ld-bs

Mont;-esl,cleer 'I4-ell Quebec, fair ................... 'I2-HI

Charlottetown. cloudy 'ls-est Halifax, cloudy . . . . . . 00-|25 st. John. rom one log ea-ui Boston. cloudy ....... se-ee New York, cloudy M40 l-fish tide this afternoon st 1.83 :nd tomorrow morning st 3.00. |

Sun sets this evening st 'L56 sndi ‘ses tomorrow morning at e.li , Lest. quarter moon Bsiurday, June ith. 11.10 p. nr. lumir-snide tide eigbteel lr\llu!¢eI

lata- than Charlottetown, _ - ~~

Late Right Hon. W. S.

Fielding Laid to Rest

. in Beechwood Cemet- I ery, Ottawa. V

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, OTTAWA, Ont., June `26. - The ,Carillon from the Peace Tower this ,afternoon peeled forth the solemn I notes of funeral hymns as the great l procession of men 'prominent inCan- §ade's national eusirs moved slowly up Metcalf Street and along Wel- ingt/on following the remains of the Dominion's most distinguished stat- ; semen. Risht Hon. W. 5. Fielding to ,its lest resting place in Beechwood I Cemetery. 'rhere was e, private ser- ,vice st the Fielding residence on Sandy Hill st I o‘clock, after which ,the eortoge proceeded to the nrst Baptist Church on Elgin Street.

Many parts of Canada. were repre-V

sented among the hundreds who, sed i of heart and with many reminiscent *thoughts of by-gone days attended lthe funeral. Tliepeople of Ottawa. I who loved uid honored Mr. Fielding

yas s fellow cltl_z.en and as a greet. canadian, joined in great throngs. Perhaps the most significant mom- ents of the solemn march, were. when the eortege moved along Wel- lington Street. skirting Parliament Hill, many of those who now paid their deep respects had list¢ried to I sll or nearly of the seventeen budget Ispeechas. which Mr. Fieldlrll M4 Ieoiivorea sono; un may ynrslhel he was s dominant force in the per-I llsment of this-country 011° 38“l’9

particularly marked: it WU Abit °f Isl: william Muleok or the cabinet 'ol "Talents," which slr Wilfred Laurier formed after the Liberlll swept the country in 1896: Bl! Wil* llam and Bir Charles Fitzpstrlcl now alone remain. Sir Charles wil unable to attend today‘s services, bu( sir william was present. Sir Clif- ‘ford Sifton and Mr. Fielding werd I tho most recent of that dutinxuisb- ed group to pass swsy.

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GREAT BRITAIN SHLIITS IIIAY ATTIINIBLEDUN

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f warmer: sngland, Juno 26-

|<Csnsdian P-.~e:s Cable)-Great Britain had one of the proudest days ln tennis she has known since the World War, when her players swept through the men‘s singles today to

‘uptime cigl-it of the places in the .final 16. France and the United ,States were cut down to four play- fers each, though sdmittedly they re~ 'main formidable and oe.-many, which [did not have the beat ef luck in the 'drew, was entirely eliminated. To-

iday‘s magic word among the big- »gut crowd of the famous Wixnble-‘ .don tournament was H. W. Austin, Ibettar known as "Bunny" who de-

ifested none other then Jacque Brui- non of France. 0-I; 8-4; 6-0. The youthful Englishmsnb path to the final some elesr except for the shades of the beundllls lledue, Jean Bor-

Ieta, who is losing little of his el- ,a.stieity. lorets won from Tumbull of Crest nritsln e-2: 6-1: s-1: 6-4 today. V

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