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MONOTON RACES. —Monctou

Ans. 30th and st-ptqist. They are advertising six classes of races. '

Etscigsrcar.‘ ' srosm-a sev- ere electrical storm accompanied

a duration "of several hours. Tho only dapraue so fAfJt-iporlctl occur-

tho telephone was totally wrecked ‘when struck by a flash of lightn- ng.

son and fanrily in have sustained by the dearth oi’ the

Evelyn Lucas, who passed nway at uooir; ycsttarllay,

contracting a slight cold. when ii was noticed sire was not, iurprov- lug the family doctor was called and despite. every possible care and tender nursing she firiletl to rally. Li-ttie Evelyn, \vlro was u. daughter of Mr. and Mr's. Everett Lucas of liullfzrx, h-rs heir living in this city for some time and was a compan- lonable and

was always u favorite with her playmates.

arrived spend a six months vacation with their sons anti daughters. On their arrival they were met in Boston by tire different urerrrbers of their fa urily, they then urotored i‘rorrr Bos- tou to tire home of their son Al

where a sumptous repast awaited them, prepared by Mrs. Alphon-sus 'l‘raln'or and Miss Rose Gillian, at which three generations of the 'i‘ralnor ri~:rmlly' were present wlflch totalled u number of 26 members. After justice had been done to "the inner uran of the good things provld ed they proccotletl to the parlor. where tire rest oi‘ the evening was pleasantly spent in singing and dancing. ice cream was served by the little Misses Olive and Agnes 'i'r:rintrr. The people of Morreil urc uuxlotrsly' awaiting 'i‘onr‘s arrival home again, for he is a jolly good fellow.

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W. P. FISHERMEWS

MEETING AT TIGNISH A meeting of those inttrrtestctl in the fishing industry of ‘Finnish, ;\ii- urinigaslr and other points in tho west or‘ tho province was bold at Tlglllcill the night oi‘ the 30th of July, Mr. U, l’. hltsttartlry was el» ected to tba clrnir and Mr. Clytus (Iaviu secretary. ‘ilho chairman ex- plainrcd the‘ trbjcct oi’ the nrceting, uauroly to nstrcrldiu the sentiment of tire people of‘ the districts affec- ted, in regard to securing for the ilslrtrrnrt-n some certain rollcf from the present dire need, due to the failure of the lobster fishing sua- son of 1024. There was a unanimous expres- sion of tire bard tirrrt-s (existing arrr-

L mil-I tire fishermen due to the dail-

ure of tire lobster fishing season and after the liluin. depressing pic lure drawn by all of tire speakers. lt'wus uuuniruou-siy resolved that u. delegation be irppointetl to await. npon lion. ilr, i\'iug. at Surrrmar-

W. Murdock, Mrirray River; Fraser, Pictou; M, L. Crim- 11ns. Hartford. Conn: F. A Maurice “D J. (l. Fraser, Bmntford; - M. Mucdonald. MonctomMr "- Bailey. and daughter.

L. ii, nml Mrs Poole, Miss Sybil liorton, S. Engelbrokt, It. Engolbrekt Myer Cohen,.Bt. Hamil Geo. DeClnrig, Montreal T. L. Mason. Montreal; “hmlllih- C111’; R. N. Cunningham M R. L. Leo, Ottawa; 0X Grant. New Glasgow; C. A. vhigrwr. Montreal;

W. l".

Mr and Mrs s. Sinnott. Canning, N. S; Thos Garry. Clovoilrnd;.l. l". Ilroiiy. s F. Tlngley. Mrs. H Mrs. Geo. B. "r-Cili’; Mr und Mrs" M. insh. R. R. Montgomery, New

side on the 31st July and endeavor manning his good will towards the r9119; nnnght, by petition and other wise, 111mm the government,

Senator Murphy, Charles Dalton, A. E McLean, M. P" Wh" W97" within» olrairmnn on ti... platform addrossetl lire meeting. Th!‘ 1W0 T01‘ mm- nlrqngly advocated the need‘ of mile!‘ Mr, McLoan dealt with the

question in a sympathetic manner. explained ti... difficulties resetting the application. clearly stated that be was in mu sympathy wlth that" 1n the request for relief and now that he had come lnru close touch and knowledge of the actual needs of the districts affected. hi‘ W011i" do his utmost such measures as would assist the fishermen. however, that he was not all power‘ frrl and that the utmost that he could do would be to recommend that the government ill-ant the IT]- qusst of the petition and he woul

towards securing

They must remember.

"ti; Mr and Mrs FranklMac~ d0 "I"! Wm‘ “'1 M“

111d. Alfons, Th; T. W. Amold, and influence. Ho would reliill"

are"! rt..-.t1"* - Y ,

‘xv.

DDWGI‘

sldence of, late William ifodgsou, Address A.

F-OR SALE—MCCLAHY Apply H9 itoclrforti St, 8-7-21

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -- Frmu fully irccri-Ilitoil lu-rd pure bred Aryshlro brill, iii months old, whose. dam has n record of 120131 lbs, and whose sires two

nearest daurs have over 14000

oxobzrtigra for good grade cow.—~

PERSONALS

Mr. L. W. Murdock. Murray Riv- or was in the city yesterday.

arnoirg the guests rcgirtr rod at the tluotri.

and by llllwi‘ two daughters. iybil :rr..l l'i.'li~cu were Vimiflfti l0 the irity yesterday.

field and (leorgctowrr are spending ‘ town They arc guests at tho ltuss.

Mrs. hiorrlsoir. wife of Rev. l). J.

rived last night by the S. S. lioclreltryzn for a visit to relatives in the city and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William lloyco, IIOIISTIaHV.

Gordon and family, is spending a three wwreks vacation. at Hotel, Brnckley. . . l. . .

..n..-,..~,- -...

was a wise and god move, as with

assistance as might from other vrould be strengthened, The following then selected mersltle and to bring the nratter before lion, Dr. King: Messrs Sen- ator hiurphy, C. Morrisacy, J, A. Bernard. C. P. MoCnr-tlry, Jolrn J. Contain, S ,ii. Iiprke.

BIRTHS

(nee Annie M. Whittle) n son.

O'Brien n son. Maurice ivan.

(

loving chm]. of a lsfactory to the royal

, ll 1 ' . - bright and cirecrirri disposition, she “llsnlltglulllllhlllH:.|T>(:T:TTst.-1{nArlgllsfélld

talus some property, clrleily for- cstlzruti, und has a lifetime right Euaovruo A WELL EARNED igniiflflf" q“, , l l , VACATiON.-—.\ir. and Mrs. Tirom- ,1 fngk u?‘ ‘ ‘l i‘ “l p“ M“ t ‘M m as ‘Trainer of Morell. i’, 11']. 1., have h m _ i‘ mmml

l“ Alupbom, “In” m ivlrele irc goes hunting.

trorrrl-ly democmtilr und with his subjects as n comrutle rrrul . . briend. 'i‘be fart that lie spokarfirx- itcv. A J. und Nlrs. flack, Fort. n" flmlml" “ml m“ nlrthm-T -.§ Kent‘ Making, mrnlvrly m. “rook, tirat be lrad tlrl- reputation ot‘ being

_L [W0 “wmkq lmmlny h, (.hflr|_.._n,, mado him with many of his only ‘ ’ lecta a sort of royal “rtgular fei- low."

lliorrlstru, Whycocomngh, N 8., ar-

T11" ""11 (P N- Gilrdmi- M- P- dore. Figuerdo, Gen. Pedro Sonar. for West Pctcrborough, 0nt.,, nud Gem Mal-k.

Deputy Sircnker of 11w ""1158 <11’ (lioureiitino and (iomurens, accompanied by Mrs. |;11,,_.,-1o_

Shim/i‘ Some May be Banlshod.

~ of LirPrcuzn says, v will be granted to the urn-k uud proposal of this meeting to send filo of the rebels but all their of delegates to bring the matter to ficers and petty officers will he the attention 0f the lion. Dr, King, puuislrctl sevtrrcly.

tho assistance of sllCh a power gnnizctl to dispose of \vil1rln the govcrnureut and such 111105 01' 041508- 119 Qhrnhmll officers probably will bo banished mlnlsugnq 111g hnnd to the Arrruztm iluslu region.

.. ..“.i.'.i.’€i"“2. Money Stolen From

which necessitated her on the stage for only a very few

minutes, Mrs. Jeanne Sec], one of the actresses in the troup which

HiLL— At New Glasgow, Aug. 2. h,“ in“; “mama i924, to MI‘. and M". Tlflrlmlll "T" at the Prince Edward Theatre, (lis- ctryerizti on \Vedircsdny night tlrut °,BR|EN__In "m (my "osmium hcr dressing room had been criter- Jmy 30m. m Wm J_ m", Mm ed in lru irbsonce and tire sum of

fifty dollars stolen from a 111111111

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD

TEHMTN STATES

EETTTT WITH

iTliYiiTY Fllil [M115 TAKEN

(United Press) BERLIN, Aug. 7.——'Saxony and

red in tlla Victoria Parlritestaur- pmnswlck um the. n,“ (yennnn ant of Mr. B. G. L. Garnhum where 5mg“ to nmmy conchme, 581118. meats wlththeir royal ‘houses,

Brunswick paid off tho-Kaiser's

daughter a iifew weeks ago, und now -—-— Saxony has followed with a ctr-vb SAD DEATH YEQTERDAY. — payureirt o1 300.000 goltimarks plus The fiyllimthy 0! U10 entire Cflm- a yearly pension of 39,000 marks nrurrlty will go out to Capt. l"lnlay- [gr the next your years 101-1110 why. 11w loss they tin iiousc. '

Under the Sirxon settlement. thr-

Cmimhf" u!" Vi?!" 0m Knlllilchnd- State receives as a foundation worr-

dcrfrrl url dreasures and

The "m" Km irithorto held by the popular King went in bathing n duy or two ago, Frmdrk.“ AugusL

castles

0n tire other hand August retains

his castle Syhilieuort iu Silesia wlrero he leads the 1110» of a gentle man farurer and neighbor of the ilolronzollerir helm.

crownprincc Wil-

Five years of wrangling were ro-

quircd to ncaclr a compromise sat.

house, to

his former domains.

about the trees

Communists Oppose

“their the settlement resolution was finally passed iu the Saxon‘ Landing, the trourururristo endeav-

phonsus Tram“ Amaboro “Mg oureti vainly to get the royal cas-

tle irr Dresden converted into u borne for ailing children. The house voted down this proposal and passed overr tbs beads of tin- ifeils a vote (iii thanks to the royal family.

The “Kultur" collection which Saxouly receives by tire settlement includes the laurous (lrecu Vault with royal jewerls which l-lre cour- uruuist 'i’rcruler‘ Zcigirer‘ lirst fall

starving Saxon children. lit-sides the magnificent ."rrrir,v, the Saxon State rt-trcivtzs worult-rl‘ui paintrr s copper" idrgravlugra, sculptures, Arts ust's historic uruscuru, iris rille cel- lectiou. his porcelain, iris ooiir... and iris natural history" museums as wcll as prclrlstor"ical collections, nrathemnticzrl-physical works, stati- iibabry und plcturirs iucltnlln-g orig- inals of MiclnelAugt-rio, iluticclil and trtlrer old urasicrs.

Royal Property

The royal property includes u

“r q o Cmrk gnmmprqhh‘ h group of wonderful castles‘, forests . . .. 1. ,. . .

and meadow laud and some racing

stables.

August is quite ir:r.1rp_v not to be

Mr “ml M“ l‘, H. “mm Manny courpcllcd any longer to boar the

royal crown. iio was always ox-

rrriuglotl

r good two flstetl drinking nrnu,

Men J aiied

(Continued from Page 1)

Clementine, Major Captain llouj.

it is expected the correspondent that amnesty

Military courts are now being or. the thous- A number of petty

Local Theatre

Al. the conclusion of a

SCUHO presence

fill (‘ilflilllOllliilll

:ontainc.il in o. hand bug hanging

IN MEMoRIAM

in uniadinp memory of my - dear‘ husband, Pto. Heath W. MlcQuorrlm-klliod in action. August 8th, 1918, Nover for- gotten by hie loving wifo and

' child.

We think of you today, door in ho

t r. Although nix yearn have pauod. We picture you in memory. Jung no we saw you Int,

However long we live,

Whntovor ‘land we view. "

Whatever loy or grloi be ours

Our hearts still yearn iior ' you.

INSERTEO BY Hi8 WIFE ' AND CHILD

i

frour a nail on the wail. She at imcol reported her loss to Mr. tialiaglrer, who thcn informed

Police Officer Trninor and Higgins who were on duty at tho Theatre at. the time.

had been noticed lounging in the adjacent alleyway. ‘on the part of both officers result- ed in this man's arrest on Great George Street in the early hours of morning. A number of bills, ‘Millinocket, Mo; Mrs Rolrt White» ncre Jr, and child. Boston; Mrs. S A. Titus, it. (liilis, iloston; T. ii. iiopgood, Mnlpequc; J. J. iiughos. Souris: O E Weer and wife, N. Y; Wm. Dear and wife, N. Y; Eileen Douglas, N. Y; Mr and Mrs Chas. Rodd, Ilclmont, Mass; Miss J. it. Paton, Toronto; Miss E (i. Currie, . Bsllelsle; Bates, Si. (l. Armstrong, field; H. W.\Pond, Cunrpbellton, N. . H: R. (lillis, Cinresholnre Alta; S. three witnesses examined yo! er~ 0 Clarkhflrrmmerside: day were Mre. Seals, Mr. W11 H. Gilmore. Q0111 y" R. S Cass, Hall- . ~--so9.~-~-"="~~or;- , they» "

similar in amount and denomina- tion were found on his person and these were identified as the miss- ing notes by Mrs. Seele When the ease came rrp in the Police Court yesterday morning.

afternoon when an investigation was held and which will be con- tinued at 3 o'clock this afternoon.

Suspicion porrtetl to u illilll who

Smart work

The case was adjourned till the

The prisoner is being defended ry Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. C. he

state of tho and industrial (treat Britain

tllibl

practically.

Second Day

(Continued from Page 1)

‘in titraliug wltlr efforts that can or should be nradc to prepare boys and girls lu (ii-cat iiritalu for care- ers in tlu- iiomluious and Colonies, the lteport says. iu 1iart:~—

"in rcct-irt years the congested various professions occupations iu has coutribritcrl u serious problem alike to parents and educational. authorities. Boys on leaving our secondary schools are finding it more and more dif- ficult to obtain suitable openings in oiiiccs or works, and though u nunrber,_entcr banks or insurance offices, they represent only a tithe of those competing for u. place. Ou. tile other hand. the overseas Domi- uious possess vast rtesourtces await- ing a population to develop thcru. Tbcy need workers for the land. and offer’ great opportunities lads of spirit and enterprise. in spite of tempting offers by the ov- r-rscas (iovernnrcnts in tire fornr of free land and loans, few boys from our public schools. or fronr other largo secondary schools, are found to be taking to colonial life. Vari- rt-irsznrs may be advanced to irccouirt for this reluctance, or ub- si-uce of lit-sire on the part of Eng- lish boys to g0 overseas, but what- ever" they are tire cffcct is tire. sauro, a distinct loss to the idnrpire gou- i-raily and a sturroe of weakness to the lrouro country particularly.

Chemistry and the State.

'i‘lr."rt the whole existence of tlu- Stule iuiglrt dcpr-nrl on tire main- tenance of a flourishing und effici- crrt chemical industry ivas the state iucut of Sir Robert ROTNJPlStlll in llis itrt-sldcutizrl (‘lrenrlstry Section of tire British Association.

Sir ltobcrt, who is Chemist to iiis Majesty's (lovl-runrcut and an curuvut zrntlrorty ou the chemistry of explosives described tire more or less direct zrssistauco given by cbr-uristry to the various govern- urcnlal departments 1n (lrcat lirit- uln as they caure into living. "Only in recent years," he said, “and as a result oi’ the been u direct recognition of a cor- responding obligation on the. part of tlrr- State to zissist (‘.hcirristry."

it is to the Universities and to private workers that tho grout (HT-- _ X _ _ vaucl-s nrade by ilrillsh clronrisls WMmd t“ "um" "if “*4 i" 11°11’ are due. (lovcruurturt departments have rcalu-ll tlio iulvatrtagtcs of tlrcsir udvauctrs. brit iiuportairt cou- wrilruliturs to trlrtrmiirui knowledge have also l-rrnruirletl from tlu- (Tl!- partrrreirts themselves.

Atldrirss to

Ralnmaking a Fake,

ltalnnralclug on u

u uraizaziirc

Says Trial is Result Of Plot By Hearst

(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug, 7.—-\\'iilianr .1. Fallon on trial Judge. McGllirtic for nlleg bribing, yesterday testified that his trial was tire outgrowth oi‘ a plot by William ‘Randolph iiezrrsl, and Victor Watson. zrsslstant pub~ risber of the New York .'\lill'l‘ll‘ilfl, a Hearst paper tn ruin him. (Fire in dlctod attorney quoting an {llltrgml tronfessiou o-f Ernest idirllilz a for- mer cruployvre, told destruction had been planned he- cnuso Eldlltz bad revealed to Wat- son, Fallows possession certificates oi‘ the certain urotiou picture actress.

before

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Water Bfrool. Charlottetown

This popular Hotel hso boon completely renovated and rofurnlehod throughout and ofiorl very comfortable accommodation to tho travel- ling public.

The ublo lo especially good and tho public are counsoueiy oerod for.

Rates l8.00oday.

BRUOI J. TAYLOR, Manager

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.‘

Proprietors

QQ-OO-q0lvo_o~

QUEEN HOTEL

F. J. Rodd, llcluront, Mass; K. i. Kcuucy, ltoxbury, Mlilluy, liriglrttrn, Mass; it. E. .\ic Donald, Pint-tic; W. L. (llceson, Boston; Mr

iilass;

and Mrs

Mr and Mrs

., ,. .2

IAN

war, has tlrcro

1 ,Pari1a1nenta1y Body ctrrrrurvrlcai R0011‘. is an unadulterated fake. This is the opinion of \V. J. iiurrrplrrl-ys, Professor of Nitrtrtrlogll-ai Physics at the United States weather bur- oau, i)r. iluurphrcys, who reported his-rcseirrclrtas to physicists at the iirltlslr Association here, irus vcsligatcd tire urorc. urged strbl-rrrl-s for producing rain from the point of view of tlrc uu-- , , . (lprlydllg ,,-¢1,.,,|1f1,. 1,,.h,,l.,-pl,,__, lhpyluuion which Will be lrcid this year involve, and they iruve also been rubjctrtetl to quantitative nu-uts lu order to try [hr-m m" t l I The outcome of tin-

s ru y s the conclusion that trrtifl- ‘M ciai rain is myth.

persistently

|ut lit-rue and rdugust 22.

pxlwrl-Illlléllilitlfti of lnrrlizturvirts cull tlrc

lfilVill‘

Forlorn] ed jury

the jury his

of birth children of a

'i‘. (‘.

Reynolds,

(leorgc Spring