Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

K .assm-l-_--Z--Qi-_----1--g

Those holes In your bread are ' ;//// //W Q" \`\;\ -l

utter. /J;/.;’& "W W' Have horse sense and Sli

I

,1 subserlsilonl D°l’.m°¢d amos

;;““;|.ll, Guilds “"1 ¢!.ll.a.u.ss

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1927

Charlottetown Guardian Two Goth

Morning Guardian. l1‘\lNi°4

0 l1'i111|l|;1

é :Q41

NEW YORK, May 25 - for; Charles Lindbergh left for

Nil l§llllll»

illllllildilllill.

Four Others Also Con-

victed For the Kil-

--i’-=\ W 1

Paris, he thought his mother might like to have some clip pings for her scrap book 8° he ordered Walter i-iyams and Company, a New York clipping bureau, to watch the newspap- ers for anything that might be printed about him, and send the clipplnge to his mother.

Hyamii and Company today

estimated that more had been

ling of Tom Kerrick, ' Motion Picture Act- or.

A (Canadian Press)

pri-n-ted about him than about any other sing-Ie story in his- tory. Their estimate was that 27,000 columns of newspaper space were devoted to his flight, *which will make Mrs- Lindbergh quite a scrap book.

ms .\NGidlli<}S, Calif., iliily 25.- Mrs. Sllniill 'Kerrlck and foilr otllurlii

folliul uilty of nlailslilllglltw-

iml ll _ 4 ' ° -

1,91-o yrstciriliay the tliillingt ot 'l‘om Kerr c , mo ou p c ure :lc or. - iit a ilrinking piirly ill iiollywooil. Tlloso convicted hesldcs the wi-`

dow- ot' the slain cowboy-HCUW1

were Anltil Davis, i-1 is Burns and .L_ A- _ __ _ . ,_

llcilry lsullcl, motion picture extras ,_ _v . .

and Jos. llilnt. _/\l'izo1l1l cowboy; ull oi whom wore members of the

l

"1noonsllllle" pilrty nt the Kerrlck llolnr which the police cllillacterlz l

her owll deferiso was marked by liystolical dits of -weeping and sob- bing evidenced little emotion wlloll

. _ D - day. The pellalty is olie to tell‘

- _.._.

U

years in jail.

e-€-03-l-~

_ \

High Standing

of Islanders ~

WASl{l§i;':i?g|lGn l\l)ii;s;)l -Coin (canadlin ’Pre‘s)

this uflelllooll

Previous pici--1 l 1 lt l l t t cent~;llnlal o` the foundation of the

od that the Itiill.llllmill!`liil\.ltlll gluii In' congregatlolllfor the propagation of

D990 lllhliiul llll by .t sailing vcslstlel 150 miles west oi' i"ziyiil lslilnil. Comnlillldcr Dc l’ille<io will coll- tlliue his ili1:llt frolil thc Azorr

Mlldflii and llolllo :ls soon us Bills] ilsmuge s1li`l`cl'cil ily thi- pliiuc llusl been i'e1l1iil'cil.

*rr* "-<-O>~~~--- _

Plan Landing

_ ._ ___

e'0rg`a~“iZa'ti0n ` 'Field for Planes L

lil Mid-Atlailti

1'111‘1.A1l1-:1.1»Y1_1V1_.-'\__(lilly 25,- rn.-

-'i _1_._..._... ._i i¢=“=“'“" "'°'°’ .‘f.'.`..'.§‘.`-'.l°..fl§§.'? .1-fI§'“§.I...T.'-"?...flZlI. "»'.`* -

Pl:ll<:\;l`)lliPm0b» gnléli-1;'lm0~l; 3 Ed_wa,._, “_ A_.n,,,,_,,__g_‘,,,- w,,m,My_ (Spcriill to thi- (ililliuiiull)

tho mltisil Empire Steel <Corpol'1l- tgligingult-;.0lhli:llv;i'<ll'k will ’Il;i_stlll~t¢nll May - The HOUSE Of C0iliI`fl0liS,l "l,‘}f§,.,‘f,",§’,,2§"§,§, lf,°‘§‘,‘_‘,’,“,,‘,’,‘,'.',,,f;';,°,,’,l2 1.....n.,g 11.1.( ',§, ,f,',‘,§,,.T§1;1{’§‘:_“,_§_‘,;every nook and cranny of-which -was ahve with eager

. ~ ‘ 'ltakinx is avallnhlo at the ‘head of- {\ilfil\lll`<;l0coaili its il sliltion i`oréllSt€ll€!’S, y0Sf€I`(l8.y l‘i€9,l`d PI'GmleI‘ 'B3.l(lW'lil 31]-

oil as one of the wililost over to fire here, Roy ’Wolvln- The presl- H1118- uni 1'- =iii‘1i1|iii‘.~'. noun . . . let . nd final of all c0mmerc_

lzolnc to their attention. dent is ill close attendance at his_ MF- Al'"lSU`0l1l¥. all oiiiciill ol' tllo.._ 1 ‘ CE Eyuptuleé comp . e d .th h S .

.\ils_ Keri-ick, whose testimony in office but consistently declines to Dupont Powiicl- Conlpiilly nnll tllolld :lil lI)l0lTl3.t1C I'el3.l210llS W1 ii 9 0Vl€t g'OV€I’I'i-

be interviewed. ' inventor ot the device. wus qnotr-il;mcnt_

|At the offices of t’llo British El1\~ as hll.vill|; sitiil illiit small lnoilels; . _ plre lStcel Corporiltloll it was ieiii‘l1~_al1'oady ilavo broil 1ll'o\'cil \vul':llil<l_; _ In 3. t€Il llllllllte Statement, COI`lC€I'i`i€d ll0l§ Only

“‘° "°“"°' W" “""°“"°"‘l' S,"-'§,l` Efléllafi.-ilrll-lllllllllol?;f.l?;slll:lf-"llf`- _§f‘§_§m‘_’}ff::” §'_‘*"" \it1»<\@f\\'==y i‘<_»i~,‘.vith results of the Arcos raid, but with other infor-

i . f _ il l`2llli'l'O(2('-il lil _ ‘ 1 ' I * '

““°" wi" b” '°“°““°°" “ext .nllzinlon plans can be miiiie pub- ,,y,,,g ,,,.g__,,,,_,,,,,,,_ "__ |__,V,m{‘0_,1ln.itioii which has come into the hands of the British

l 1 l U I l

this or1;iiili7.:it.io1l illigllit be lle:lilciil(.10V€l'llll"i€llll, the Prime M1nlSf/EP Clalméd the

by Captain Cllal-1 les A. l.i|l<llie1'1.;ll.

7 ' ` ' *

Mr- D- 0 M- Reddm _ will be been llabitually used as a clearing house for subvers- “' Buried Yesterdayl ‘_ -ive e>1'1'@S1>0ndence- -

___ _ ' | Struck 111 H01101' 01’ 3 He demonstrated that military espionage and

'l`iw;‘v Wiis ii large \\ll1\\l><‘1‘01 sill" ' iotllci' ll0Stll€_ lificlllvlty aimed 11013 Ollly 2.g‘alllSl; the fnnorill of lilo into 1111-. o. oo/1 illod- - !Bl'ltl-“Th Em`l91l`9. but thi! United Sl3.3t€S Bild Mexico 38

. ' _ »- 1-o\viil'1'oliiilvos and tricnds at tll,,`

An ivieeliit _

M()N'l`lti‘lAl.. May 25. --Rosliltrlj

,.1 me oxnmlnutioils of the fi`llill|e

yours in the vllrioils illciilties of McGill University were iiimouliceti I yesterday. I l"oilr l\1l11il1't'il nnil _ sevelity-flvc iii-glrus will ln- confcrreil at the '

vollvoriltioil l~`1'iil1ly. 5

lil llli\l'1li'l1lty of arts, Miss Leila r

Srlulnit-l's, ot' Silnlnlersidc, P. E, ls~l land was awarded the degree ofy lliicllelol' ot' Arte, with bollours iii lhliriisli language and literature. - l.u|'nc MacLean, North Wiltshire

liilt-llolor oil Arts. with distinction.

ill the fa ‘ulty of graduate stud*

ive liilroldlw Brown of Kenslll Hearn' `

._ V _ g,_

toll, is awarded Master of Arts. l ln, the faculty of medicine, Leo

llichenna, Charlottetown, and Nell l\l_i'Leod. Silmmerside, 'graduate \\'i1ll distinction and degree of M. ll.. (3. M.

liosulis ill tho other years tlliill

ill" tlnill will not bf-. liillloullcoil lol' ll week.

ul l`|\lo 'filclllty ol' itrts has (ills. your mlmflkost graiiillltlllg class in its (lr-M yr; ninproximaicly two llilll- ll H. ot c no bus oiixhiy. Lrlw l.l.\. .i slnull cliiss ol cilrilt.

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. -vii*

“*9Oi-9040-O®0%0O-OOIOO-0000'

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Condensed Specials l RATE.~4c. per word, not `

ouch lnsorlioli ihthls column.

~¢»¢o"»+ve++eo++eo¢»o»»» WANTED- oinL on wor/IAN "_" Rolloral lloilsowork_ Apply it Amlwooe si. rn-lo 5 zo 111| _g_V&*___ _ _

°L{‘\WN Mowsss-sHAars_N__sof 1'1"' r<‘lu1l-oil. .mmos wllno, so; it-nr, West. 57163,

*SPECIAL HAMBURG STEAK _ were closed fronl 0 to 10 o'clock out

of respect to the .memory of. thc lute Mr. Reddln. -

'Ag the funeral procession pro-

ceeded to and frolll the church -the

fl b li - ll d. . re; e___was to 8 lllztoil, P. lo. I. ltodiiy considered tile 1zovornnient's

Who Owns Monte

‘P P’ E' L gui'dlil1.: ti break with the Soviet bc

_/ Matthew Joscpll Wllltc, lulllclwllil I k n lm n committee hm, |n_

, il c ill

P' E' I' quired into the whole matter and

reported to the House of Commons.

quality -beef. Saunders 1 fusion & Co., East end Market Illilg.

_._ '-°ST ~ se'rwEi=.N MALPEQUE

ltmnl and the illusg Hotel cellli- ~

lfflil rimmed spectacles lil leather ;-<lH0» Finder please leave at Russ ""°i- -51-14-5-ze. si-

JIIUB Pnlurluo or evsnv ;,°"°\”il>tion, oheaplyand expedi- ously executed Guardia exi-

.¢» (By British United Prose.)

Dull" :$1513 i'(<_il=m=|ie<l‘i:_il-ii:`§»_il::2s =\`°S'-Zi _,.._,.,,5_ _,,,,_,_,,-, ,\ ,,,,,.,,,, ,.,,,,,_;well_h<'id been dnccted and carried on from _Soviet

_ _ - . lilomo1‘tll’lvo‘ol f7il1it1lll| t'l|ilrlcs A-|H()US@_

"‘" “°"“'-°'" mlm' Ma” wa" 1.1- 1»..~1r- so \' -ir to 1>.n»1_~i

-1,-1 .1 <1 n_ nov. A. .1. '11 -intyl .‘ “"_ "lf -* »“' "’ __ l H - » ' . .- ~ ~ zisisfeiieby .‘|y;m,,_p_ Mc,M;,l:'on’ [3 i`l.l'glit will bo slrilrk by the l~lcll11ll C (fllndulle-(l With J.l'lllOl1ll(.€l"i'lellt that, in

DQ Deacon and Iw._,_ L_ ,Callaghan Epdllxplgeftllio tilt- i(‘.ii1»tnill1 lvllvcr. thc f£iC€ (lf H1950 CQHtlUUOd b1‘e3.`Cll9S Of th€ tfadé D--D~ S5" §)°“°‘;,}'- “°"- P- Nl" . -igleeliiclit and of international comity, the British

o .

:Menlb'ei*s Qi thc City Council. Plml‘lll‘l1ceiitical Asisociiitioll. ’

Knixliis of -Columbus. ‘Carriage with flowers. Honorary ‘PaIlbearera.` His 'Honour Lieutenant (lover-nori

Chief Justice J.A. ‘Mathleson.

Mr. .Justice Arsenault. -Senator -BJC. Prowse_ 1 Mr. D.‘A.MeKlllnon, K. C. ` Geo- J. iR`ogers.

Active Pallbearers.

(lcorgo 'i\ioorc.

'Will ‘0wen_

\(l.'l-I. 1(‘-llil1idlc|'.

George Mnri(io1‘1lliu:.

-R.H.Stcr1ls. '

Mr. Rene Laird. Hearse Mourners. (ioorgo l-i. Rcddlil.

-lvilll Y. itcddill. l.. licfidiu. l S. Holroyd. 1 li)r. SAI. .icnkln_s. Dr. .luck Jellkills. illowlllnn Brown. | Jus. l’ilion. ' ‘ltolailti Paton.

Dr. .lohn Blake.

Villcolit -liiixkc,

il.eo Blake.

James Bliiko. lllenry Aitken.

liiegn Aitken-

/\l_ ilynci-man. liiilvwin Murphy.

iiirncst Cllanlpion.

All thc drug stores in tho city

. c

_ lral Job Printer, Phono 18;.

'VIQN WANT oooo- suvetores Mfgcoa 50 for _Nos 100-for 351:: for 55%: iiod‘&orG81.og1; 1.061?

i?§ . ual' an -

lice. Gu-sullen I_?ob_Printery. tf °lNou1ns` it ' V

ii ronhoulo ms.

g‘l‘f;?» _fiélgllce Street. next-mme _montg recovery ll

- _.4ll0&»8-1_2-limos.

‘WAh'rso _ MA To WORK bu fum. A 1' ._ ' "l~-.“~"-~ P"'f.".-'~

1 _ 'lists-ii-ian

L09* - A ‘rms An-oi-1-\umr.ss. "°°» Bi- colim and i'-W- 1'rsllsoe"s_.. oder please °'“'° It viimvins sbsti .slid rp-

. °°"*° rswsrd. J. .w. .fginm _

‘ sm.s-55,21.

LONDON, May 23.-A rubb

of

the the

ish is, always in

to the

Casino

whom. suddenly

uve

con- shllrfi- mlm 9-

Nllllgxf' ` 'O mated M m_St_DuuStau’S ,1£0_V€1'lii1ieiit had decided to terminate the trade

']’l‘(ll;;mi&ncl'ill pl‘ocrssloil was ns- N ti`,Qlv"€€li`l0llt, l`€(]_l_1ll°€ W1tl'l'dI`H.W3.l Of tréidg dele.

Graduates, 1921

Tile l'o|lo\\ i. iolllposi- till*

. .M , _

1:i':liliiatill1.; clue-is ot' St. l)ll1lstli|lf_s` The lllcillbors of the house we,-9 University l'or the ti-rm iililii-~21. allllorit breathless with suspense as Coillmencclllellt exercises iilkt' .\'ll'. Baldwin nlade his stateullellts. plnce this al`tel'noo1l lit il\\`C\‘- llis illdictnleilt of the Soviet Gov- o’i:lock. Hon. W. .l. l’. hiatt-.\illliill orilnlellt :intl its agents here, ¢le11v. M.D., C.lVi.F_A.(.‘.S_, will air|ill‘cSS coed in :ones unllsiia-ily ioiid and the grildilulesz <:lc>;ir, ill-opped word by word into ti

Armand Bordclcilii. Ste. 'i`li<‘i'l\f-

I’. Q. - _or twice by Labor laughter or Coil-

Pctel' Joseph Frilllcis Calllpllt-ll, SC,-,Miva ,.|,,,,,,.s_

(‘.nnlplliill'l-1 (love. 1'- 19- .1~ ‘ ily eoiilcidoncc, cltller zlcciiiclltal

Fmllcis (ioufly.’l')lHyVillf‘- l’- H- |-'or iuicuiied, it was ai duy -known ill

Wilfred (‘lnyto11 (‘iln1lcl| l'1»pi‘1‘

1 ' ' ' " ' ‘ pl-. ' Dealings

BHl`ilbUillli>. N- ll- ilily, when tho l‘rii1llc Minister With Soviet Put Up To |

Michael Collwity. N00’ Zilillilllfl-_

l‘. E. I. ‘

J. (icuii Cullen, (.‘ll:ll~lol_tcto\vii.

P. Pl. l. - I

Maurice .ltisopll (‘urloy, ilrook-

Viilfh P- E- l- `i\ii1l",or vein rl o

i~`l‘illli-is E. l)oirol1, liiintiro, l‘. lil.;

i.

Wilfred ilnrolrl Dull1ill_v. liililvicwl 1*. ls. 1. l

Riclluril .(iol'1llil lfllinworili, iVill“'1

iliciorlull), Wuto|'|‘o|'il. 5'. lil. i. l

James .lol-iopll l-`ilr1'illl, Sl.

G°°rg°'s‘ p‘ E' 1'. _ ._ Ch, ._lilluili1l.ll1l espionage clesigneri to do-

Autllolly Aloynius iilnlitls. ll _

lnttotown, P. E. I. -

Ambrose Gurrillcr, Nelson, N. il. l Andre Gilillcmuiie, Sll1i\\'l|li1;:1il-

Falls, P. Q.

John Jouepll liligirll, iliillvillin'

1-. li 1. 1

l'.

.lilck Jollllstoll, (7lllll-lotll-ron-ii, _

E. l. §

Junlcs Au1;lisill|c Mi:l1li_v|‘i-, |1111:-ll_

Point, i’._E. i. llntiolls 'with Soviet Russill, it wil.i~1»

Robert Ambrose l\lilciio1ln|il,i

Gmnd mV°"' P' E' I' ‘ll1lcl\illlellp:eil by lllc opposition.

Daniel Celeiillllu i’l'1lll1.:lll, Well-_

Charles Louis Trtllllor, 'i'yl'o1li~..

P' E' I' lnliition to the effect that no action

Joseph Jollll Wiilsli. l‘lllliitv:llu.l

` ' vrn il 1111> 1. nm' 1-

Hvwbvldt IS . r..'f‘..‘;‘...,.f’

- Victor in Racel

(HJ

~twa`nty~lseven iiniahed all in 80011 governments final word to Soviet .shape and the dual stretch of the Russia, was in the course of draft. course, which was sions Provostiilis by the .cabinet today. it will

fide s be

V8

saw Drinks

allowed

finish- same

a close -irw-in.

who

dictment in House of Commons on Empire Day- Evidence in Hands of British Authorities Coiiclusively Shows That Military Espionage and Subversive Activities Carried on by Soviets f Throughout British ‘Empire as Well as in United - States and Mexico.

__..___ ,held to put the party in the posi-

A,SG.0W_ May 2.;__S,,v.itlon of openly defending Soviet

peopk, from an over methods,_willle the course adopted "W-_mmes_Hawb0|dt puts it ill the attitude of advising

evening _Wm me a` judicial course. News mud race The Liberals also will meet to- ' lo d dily to consider their attitude at

runnGi`B 8 ‘ d 1 d b t .

mtg.-ng; ins his nearest opponent Forbes of be flzilsztf wah°; °" "°"‘ °°

Rlall' Bunk” by aib°“¢ ‘me h“"d‘"’d`er1lment's decision.gnr('l‘llg`;rl\l:io§°l)tly Leon. yards. 'I'-he race which -was the appear to oppose B mplomum Drill- 01871'-ll Bllllllill 0116 SlJ0i\!0\`°d lil’ ille break but are less opposed to abro-

locsi daily was the most successful gm,-m of the "me agreement Yet stated. Df the tilirtl' Stir?-8\'8. I' A note containing the British

com- ati

offices of Arcos and the Soviet trade delegation had|

_cation and Soviet mission

f L - _

can of the British mission iom ondon and the re

from Moscow,

will givo the govcrnmeilt's full terms regarding the Russian emis- sarles in England. It is under- stood they will be allowed ii. period ot' grace, amounting to ii week or tell days. lil which to assemble their baggage. It is expected the note will be seilt immediately after tomorrow nigllt’s debate ill the House oi’ Dommons or Friday morning. I

roitl of silcllcf. rlppled only once

lilo lllitlsli ctlloiidur .ls ldin li-iQUtstion of Canada's

inode ill., sliltenlcnt. There seemed Ottawa. _ to he it ccrtiliil fitness ill cllooslllg it us tho occasion of llroakiil-g off 1'ei;iiloils wlill rl nntioll whose uct- ivitios ns' 1'e1_1>rticti hy tho Primo

O"I"ilAlW.A, May 24. -Ternllnat.

lon ot' the Anglo-Russian trade treaty will be discussed at ll meet- i1l'i§ of the Clmadinii ca-billet. to- morrow afternoon- Govornmlent 'of- ficials tonight worn unpropilred to discuss the -point whether the sev- ol-ailoe of re-]_1itious with Russiu au- tomu‘l.ic‘illly llifectcd (liliiadil.

i‘i‘emlel~ King returned late today

i`rm Toronto, and was said to -bo siildtvlng confidential -deiipatches from Dow'-iiinir Street detailing the developmcnls that have caused tha mother country to brook with the Soviet.. it is ullderstood t-ho. Canad- lull_ izoverliineut hug been kept fully informed of rho turn of affair.; bo- fore and -sillco the raid of Arcos house which revcailed the scheming of tllo`Soviet.

Whether there ig proof that it.

hits been plotting ogwlnst Canada will not -be known 'until -Right Hon. iiiillckellaile King issues ti stitienient on Canada/s policy and he will make no public anllouncarnont until he has had ap opportunity of con- sulting wlth his cabinet colleagues tomorrow, _ - . .

Osnada, was tho only British

Dominion that acccdod to the Anglo-'Soviet trade agreement which was negot-iii/todpin 1021. by Sir Robert Horne then chaiioollqr of the Exchequer- lt is impossible to say tonight whether Canada was consulted about the termina- tion of the treaty because officials decline to _go_in-to the matter until after the cabinet meeiiils tomor- row.

is .s e t bl; directed so\

piwslstclllly aigiiinni. l3rltsln`s Ein-_

plrc.

Accolviiitli; to .Mlj. iluldwlll the

rloiiiet with sillgu-lair ailtiuciiy and uyllii-lnln llnd solccloil thi' os/pltul oi tho ilrltlitll roiilliionwciiitli itself ns the llelid<1i1ar'te1'ii of its propnl-I'

siroy illilt for filing sovorclgilty-

Lzlbor Party to Challenge i

Government's Decision.

l.o.\'1loN_ Nifty 25. -»A'ltiloogn li

:lppozll'eil nhvlolls loiluy that the 1;over1linclli.s big majority ill thc lioilso of Commons ussilres oil- ilorsrlllelli oi’ its policy to sever re-

rcl-tnill the dccisloll would not go

'l’ho Piirlirilnelltary Labor Pilrty

dei-lsioll and decided to silhmii. u

ss outlined by Prcnlier Baldwin re-

lt is poillieil out that presenta-

tioil of il. vote of censure might be

Trade Commissioner in Canada

will lnteyvlsw Premier

MONTREAL, May 25. -[¢ongln

F. Guarus, head of the Soviet trade commission in Canada, will seek an interview in Ottawa today with Premier Mackenzie King in regard to the situation crested by the probable cancellation ot the Anglo-Soviet trade agreement.

Before leaving this city, Mr.

announced that he did not

that it would be neces-

cease

the

a dif- that

id to the Soviet represent-

s at Chesml

rlal em

House. the form-

ss soon as sary

after the a of Com-

approves the government's

rho sever both _diplomatic

hers-

trade statue

Arcos

mantiel Fiiilltesio De lhlloiio itil ROME, Muy. 25--“.Mexlco`s hero- liiin folll tolltlllellt illel has lloulld lc Blmermg 'JI D°me°‘m°n' has ear" dllfthlg ill his plllllc todiu .lhout ed the right 1° be cited l" tm’ md

200 miles nollll ot’ lilo A/ol1\-1, .ii 9’ Ol th" gwry Ut me “`h“r°h “nd cordiilg to llil olficiul dcspiitill lo °lVluz‘*u°“" Bald 'P'-me Plus in il telveii .ii the iuilinn 1<nnl.n~~.y 1.11.- Speech at ii Vai-Iwi Ceremoiiy VBS-

terday commemorating the third

the fait.-b-.

T-he agitation ill -China, the Pon-

tiff declared, did not come from within. as the people -were “goo1l, profcuildly good.".ln his opinion, il. came from "xl distant land" menac- ing every aspect of civilization es~ pecially that of the church. The ceremony was attended by all the Cardinals resident ill -Rome and bishops who came especially from all parts of the world.

""'"“ - 1° i|l|i|sll1liiv1_l11ssiv1ifn SP-v rr

A _l _ Be- _ ' -

R

With Committing

Trunk Slaying

LONDON May 25 -John Robin- on, 46 year old clerk, appeared in Westminster police court today, charged with the murder of Mrs.

waiter, whose dlsmembersd body

Cross station, ill the heart of Lon-

Clerk Charged

police, Robinson said: “I met the

aild then cut hor up.

Robinson wus remanded for

eight days.

Paul Kelly

(Canadian Press)

LOS ANG-EDES, Calif. May 25.-

Paul Kelly was convicted of mali- slaughter today for the killing of Ray Raxnmlid, -husband of Dorothy MacKaye, Kelly's actress para-

of from one to ten years lmDl`iB0D' ment. .Superior Judge Charles Burn- eli set Tuesday, May 31. H8 da-£6 f0l` imposing Kel-ly's sentence.

_Z-_-?---_-I-fl---"

pelldilli; on the ilttltude'of tho ox- aminers. He did not snt.iciDHi° "~

Police should they desire to make a search. He would merely Di‘0- t l. egfhe Soviet commissioner said he hoped to clear up. the situation by

Ottawa. Mr. Guerlls pointed out that the Csnridiull parliament had not ratified- ine- Aiislfhiiusviiln treaty. but had "lui0pi.8i!l" il- H0 thought that put the Soviet com-

Sovlet Activities in France

i’AR.lS May 25. -#France is not

fqllowilllf directly the lead of Eng- ~_~___ A \ ; 4 Land lil- breakinlg cfs with Moscow. l‘lAB|fUf\L ut she may ta at e same course _ _ _ in the not very distant future. if

so, silo will base her action on her , A .

own grounds. That means that if Ho-LJ DAY__

Ambassador- _Rake-vrsky is sont

home by Paris. it. will he because of Soviet activities in France and

not because of -Soviet activities ln

Cannot Beawhls Dflfillllg 111 P12116 Third Centennial 0" H°“a“ F"°“t

(Canadian Press)

SHANGHAI, May 25.-A

wireless despatch from Han- kow says the number of wound- cd arriving from the Hanan front indicates unusually heavy fighting. The Hankow reds are reported to be conscrlpting one man ln three, as reinforce-

ments for Hunan.

Troops are also being draft-

ed to be sent to Wuchang be- caueeof the advance of Gener- al Hsian Tao-Yin from the south and of General Yang

Sen from the southwest.

Great uneasiness .prevails in

Hankow where a run on the Central China bank was only prevented by intervention of armed guards. The food short- age is acute and prices are soaring. ‘

Raging in Quebec

QUEBEC, May 25--- One oi' the

biggest forest fires of this year commenced yesterday in the Mata- pedla valley and up to noon today it was not under control. It com- menced by the burning of u house_ at Mi’liBtre1iins ill Restigouchel

obtained the house and oiitbulld-

flames had spread to the woods.

working and ure being assisted by

W°f£*;“ ai tV’°i°";‘" Smilillln ““i‘:|t'he~ farmers or tn.. district. it is, mo ‘er “P ° my 0 H065' °“° spreading at a rapid rate illi alongl-(0 it that wo halld it on to other

the Lriiusmissioil llue.

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Canadian Speaker i

Honored in Romei

(Canadian Rress) l ROME Mily 25 -A reception

,und iullclloon ill holnour of llon.l

Roiloiph E Lemieux, Spenkcr ot`

Cailadiitn lllouse of Commo‘ns.l

and Madame Lemieux. given byl

*"'_ . ‘the British Ambassador to Italy,l

Sir Ronald Graham today, was at- tended by several English and Can- adian visitori-l,iil addition to a dis- tinguished gutlicrlllg of residents of the capital. -

nl'our, in a. fist. attack ill Roy- mond's Hollywood home- l

The convicttioll carries a pelllllly

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, May 25. -The Bel-l

lance nlonoplarle 'Columbia in which.Claron-ce Chalnberliin had hoped io be first to Franco will bo entered in the $25,000 contest arl- nounced -by James D. Dole, ill

raid on the Soviet premises in Honolulu today. The Fokker mono- Montl-eal but would not attempt tolplane Aimerlcu. which also was stop the Royal Canadian Mouiltedl"beaten to the post" ln -the Paris

flight by Charles Llllldbergii, may try the Hawaii flight and it may nel.. it was said.

H‘0NOLiWLU, May 25. -'- The

Star bulletin in ii copyrighted art-

hls interview with the Premier lu lclo announced today that James

D. Dole, a wealthy citizen, has of- fered a purse of $25,000 to the first aviator and $10.000 to the -socond flier -to make n nonstop flight from the Pacific 'Coast to Hawaii during

mission here on s. different footing. the L2 mon-tba starting August, 15.

Tile Weather, Etc.

England or other parts of the Brit

in the Dust three months the

Soviot pretsnsioli that the Moscow lovernment is not responsible for llfvliagsnda activities ln France is believed by the chcumstancss that Communist activities almost inevlt ably leave a, trail to and from the red embassy in the Rue Grenolie.

-LATE-R

Mly $5- - The gov- decldod to terminate' the irs/do agreement it was announced, fol-

meotlfrg of the

the all-

this

u'pon after

situaliion

of the

its

action a full

_ the

al_ trade _lrelations with

/if ’

ish enlpire. `_ , - l French governments has been do-` nl’ -_

ini! a great. doo_i of investigating of 13 , LM" _ ‘ Communist activities in France, - ‘ l

and that in lilr is not ' ;

fi v fl 1 ll ll. - 1 O

it is interestlm; to note this: :lie '--‘ _7 °"0

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'li0R0lN'I‘0, May 25. - Maritime.

fresh southeast shifting to south- west winds with rain. Talon-to cloudy . . . . . .._ 6+-40 Montreal rain .. 68-48 Quebec cloudy .. ., 56--lil Halifax clear .. _ ._ E4--38 Bt.Johii. . .. B4--40 Boston rain ._ .. 56-48 New York cloudy, 52-<48 Charlottetown cloudy . .. .. 62-~ll"i

lHigh tide this evening at 6.45

and tomorrow .morning at 7 A3. .Sun sets this morning at 7.38 and rlses tomorrow morning-at 4.16.

New Moon Mondsyjllsy 30th, 4.-

lllll. -HllllW ElllP|ll[ll i MESSAGE

Appeals to All Britons

to Help Make the Empire a Force For Ri ghteousness in the World. _

(Cansd-ian Press)

LONDON. May 25.--"W8 mllO¢

devote our best enalgles in tlw years to como. iToi'y. Libefi-l HB4 Labor alike. to make our unity iuch il realli that men and women

=-=- <

Zwiil regard tshe empire as one‘snd

t may become possible to movo wlthili its bounds to New Zealand. Australia, -South Africa and Canada. s easil and freel as from Glan-

(c°"ad|a" pr"°) gow to ylsondou or yfrom Bristol t0

Newcastle," Premier Stanley Bald- win declared la.st night in an Em- pire Day address broadcast throughout England.

The Premier delivered his mos~

sage in bis home, No. 10 Downing

Minnio Bonnatl wife of an italian wwnsmp and he,-Om Md wuld be Street, and it was broadcast from

iill stations of the British Broad-

was found in a trunk at Charing |n_g_5 had been destroyed ,md theicastlng -Corporation.

Mr. Baldwin appealed to all Brit-

°“' lW° weeka 55"' It is stated to be travelling along ons to hell) make the Ernlllfe B The mill’ evldelwe was give” by the trallsmlssloli line there aild‘great force for riglIle0l1Sl16SB 111

the detective-inspector who made considerable damage is being cans- the world. ‘“'I`-he British F}mpirc"he me aries'-~ He '~°5fm°d “mt mled. Hundreds of members' of the,aaid, “ia a spiritual inheritance me °°‘"`Se of “ statement t° thelforest fire protection service are

which we iiold in trust. not only for its members but for all the nn.- tions which siuwouud it. -Let u.s see

Brltis-hers with untarnished glory."

Grain Prices ’

Advance On Chicago Market

(Canadian Press)

CHICAGO. May 25. -in the bil!-

gegr trading seen in many a day. wheat, rye, corn and oats all JUIDP' od today to new high price records for the season. RushoB T-0 bil? were simultaneous with the British government iillnouncement. of B diplomatic break with Russia, but abnormal weather and crop condi- tions as well as scalltinese of Chicago supplies, both of wheat and rye, were in general accepted ns the chief marker ir.-`l.=°\ice.

Wheat closed nel'v|~l1.-' at 2 3-8

cents to 5 3-Sc not uii\~.in<‘e, corn 2c to 2 1-Sc to 2 3-Bc no oats 1~4c off t.o an equal gain, and provisions varying from 20c decline to a rise of 101:. Among the principal in- centives to purchase wheat was s report from Winnipeg that with persistent rains in progress it is now too lute for any further wheat seeding. »

Seaplane Not That of Missing Aviators

(Canadian Press)

PLYMOUTH. May 25.-The sos-

plsno seen off Start Point, England was ,according to infomation here ii iiavili plans forced down on its way to Plymouth. its Pilot. Lieut- enant Ruiidle, of the Royal Navy. was roscuod by a. freighter and 018 piano towed to Portlailrl.

Announcements

Coining Events,

Meetings' Etc.

*RESERVE SATURDAY, Jill!

lilth.. Tre Party, St. Maifyls Church, Montague. 5732-5-26,tuHl

"ML -Stewart Monday-hiovilil

Pictures. Wonderful Show.

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"inquire Re Chronic Dissalhf

112 Prince Street, Dr. Ciift. light delay, recovery in next three montlils. 42356-18-Bmw.

*°Y.-M.C.A. Rummsge Blk.

Market Building, May 26th, at lil il. m. Phone 95. and parcels will

be called for.

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Pride of the Maritimes, Yo - Adams Company. Bt. Patricks _ Bouris. 3 nights starting Tim » May 26. Opening play "Why 5?: Merry." vaudeville features tween acts. Young-Adams Jill Orchestra. Popular prices.

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