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' it _ __ A ji Guardian And Examiners _Contest-

ilihlli it ini init silli-

|pu¢i:.gl¢_ui~w¢°-- " ‘

Chancellor Informed Reichstag that 'il Coal Accepts His Defeat LikeaTrue S` ' Y N” ' ' _ __ __ _ _ port,Aok_ out ommation at 0nce---Anti Get You _Was Not Delivered 1tuhr_llVoyu1t1__be Oc- _ Howl-edges the Best Boat Wm, - will dhare of the-Extra Votes This Weéli

_ _ G\1_ll10d by _A1119S» Fff1T61gI1_M1I1lSI36I` Give Some One Else a Chance- Nex

Hints at Alliance- With Russia. ‘ Year But Will Challenge A ° '- 1

apic-_-_im

(8 ecloi to The Guardians

Fehreubsch told the Reichsttig y

'ment of the Versailles _treaty w the only means of preventing o cnpation of the Ruhr region by th Allies and Foreign Minister V Simons, backing this lip, when was discovered that opposition -the extreme rtglit was assuming threatening attitude, added iii-:it h would have preferred that"tI'ie Ve saiiles reuty had never been slg ed, but signed it was anillt wa useless to cry now. Regarding th Russian situation Von Simons a peered extremely optimistic. -acknowledged that a tremendou amount of reconstruction work -ha been accomplished by the Sovl Government and declare.-l that Ge -many couI'tl~ not treat Russia n-s pa-rlah simply because the new r public 'had _been trailed as o'ne h entento_

BOULOGNE. July 28.-Premie

Lloyd-George and Millerimd dete mine`d*‘nt their conference here th aft/eraoon to stand by ‘the origin plan for a pence conference wit

lined the execution of the tlnanci parts of. the coal arrangement wi Gelirnany. Mr. Lloyd-George acccp edifin the illain Milleranlls vie

taijl should reply to the Soviet d mend for. on international confc

ence. That it could not tnke plnco unless the Bolsllevikl reverse

ri ` sera-rwo, -,econ ; tie

éiil' discuss thereat pe

tesquy tau-t the most..-igiu ful-nl~ “M “"‘“ ft" Wa"-“

as ves of Russia and the bord c- states should attend Moscow

03 lerand will' be con of nrituiu ond he wil

taken to insure Poland not bei

ii-_ ,

Ht’ wsnsew, July

et quiz. Word to this r- received at lille For

PQ Polish _population Y _

west of Crodnox,

rs ing to United States citizens w

ni th stores had been looted in th

d It w deoilcd th t Cleat BYE mammg food was 80181)' bren

an as t ti _ .- '

G' 60,000 pounds. The city has bee

their present attitude and agree

ed representa

0 cept these conditions, then M

i lay down t

a conditions necessar '3 tion of the Soviets. This attitude

B overwhelmed by fearing the B e sheviki_“alone inthe negotiatlo

28-Three Bri arrived at Da effect has be eign Of'lIce.'T of Blelostok

S tish cruisers have

vacating that city,

Polish line of demacation, accor

1'" returned from Blelostok to Wu B saw yesterday afternoon. Bioio “tg tok normally has a population

80,000 and it is -estimated th

the loco of the Soviet threat. Th

"` search for provisions and the re

"' lull uf poiisit soldiers for sever

'I stranded for luck of food site

new mobilization. and made th way to Bielostok in the hope‘ obtaining supplies.

I I ' ‘

."'.',,;,-l'-l`.-_,...t_` apply duaruiuu omus. _

- _ 1930-7-29-2

“ erand and Marshal Foch return t

LOST ON THE 25TH 'l`AI.L BOAR

from truck wagon. on QUBGH 5

Finder ploase`loave at DeBlo Bros for J. W. Mitchell.

1931-7-29-

WANTED SECOND HAND BAB

.carrlage. Apply Box 473.

I 1051-7-29-3lp

9089-5 2

D day to‘Pnris from Boulogne.,The I

l fl th a e that Ile

E- declared- themselves comllletelxy lxggligiixlla Sgothgrrniw Chnuem

IB satisfied with the' results of co

forcncc so far.

2i Rhineiand separatist Released

ell

__0|_lcnger, Shamrock IV., the worst'

_being called to the colors in th

glrlsolilte _won by 18 minutes and 45 °'_ seco ds Q '

_ Mlilerandand Foch Satisfied..

I-- .pan-ls, July za.-Premier Mui- lv cheers for Sh¢"“’°°k "M P"

‘° s l i i

ace with Pohmdl ( Peca o The Guardian.)

ti- NEW YORK, July. 2s.-surely eu- or sconced in the trophy room of the _“__ New York Yacht Club Americii's

c-up, ancient, battered and coveted

-Mu' pcwtcr \vill remain for at least

Suited bi' GYGM two more yours, Sir Tliolnu-s Lip-

hg ton, gallant genI.lemall_ond thor-

y for mcogn|_ ough sportsnlan, tailed today in ills

fourth at-tem-pt to win back to Great

is _-.Britain the blue ribbon of the iiriny I1£t'ites`olute, defender, bent the irish nl-_ baronet's challenger Shamrock IV.. “_ -by more th-an a mile. ’l‘hc United

,States is pleased to win but sor-

__ ry to see Sir Thomas lose. The

INII |}iNIl|§llIN

gain ln 922.

merry Britisher promises, however, that llc will be back in_1ll22 in an- other effort to take the trophy back to the "tight little isle."

N-EW YORK, July 28.-I um ve sorry, hilt the llest boat won,” was Sir Thomas Llpton's rcmlirk, as the llesolute crossed the lille. "’Wc all dill our best., -Skipper, Designer and crew and we have been beaten fiili' and square, I sllsll wait until next your to glvc someone el-so a chance to challenge zlilrl then I shall-l reclinlleirge in isclf. I have no

l`y_

excuses to offl-r. The Resolute is the better boot." ‘

“_ _L ._

_,_ ilcw -nit etsciuit

;.‘:.'";J.‘;i..:°“.:;_ M HELII IIIE UUP

"‘ SANDY H-00K, N. J., July 28.7- s- Defender Resolute gave the chal-

at drubbing of the 1920 regatta lp the

~ _ _ final race of the series today, w nn

the Russian soviet* They MSD out mmf’ 50-000 P.e\'50“S h“Ve left It In ing boat for boot thirteen minutes

o and. forty-five seconds-and the e Am-crlca’s`famous yachting cup re-

tm-alns in the United States.

'I Over-coming forty seconds lead

‘_ _ d thc advantage of a windward berth

which did not,a|;g-regtate more than' which Shamrock had taken at the

n' start, the defender held a lead of

'4 minutes and 8 seconds. ,al the

“‘_hulr-way sialic of the tliiriyuiiic

df'-Yl M03* 0' mem had 'bee“', course, and crossed the finish line

r|.thlrteen minutes and live seconds lyahcnd. including hor handicap of

six minutes and forty seconds. Itc-

n .

-As the challenger crossed the

-mark her British crew ict out three

_ ringing cheers for thc vlctor_nnLl

the conquereru responded with lus-

o_'crew. * _ y-I Sir Thomas Lipton announced im

'd cross again in 1922

fgrllirrvs try te lirtlui: the

I Amcricn’s cup. i“`°"m°d some om'

bcert released.

"i_'1-° ' _

POLES TO CARRY WHITE

*FOR SALE..--H EAVY BROW

paper suitable for putting und

dl cloth. 'Apply at Guardian.

-F LAG.

sou-s_za-tr ,nh

_ _ ,' PARIS, July 28.- e suprem

command ofthe Russian Sovie

army has instructed the command-

lt I

W-AN.TEiD.--A TEACHER FOR

-Northam School, No. 5. Supple-

tueui rico. Anilly to E. Msynar Secty. Northam Station. 1 ‘ f 1954-7-zaluiltl ___._._._.._---

`1'EAcHE_i=i wAN_'_rgn- Fon" ri-lc_ Such _ _ I P

:Point school. Sllpplenlent $100 chi to Brest Litovsk at eight gpm., played-here-by the l0“i` “H ~ Apply to Daniel W. Taylor, Se

_' retary of Trustees.

1955-7-29-319

_________,____..___----- ini rndio message sent out from Iotlemwn_ it was agrcat game, anti-

Y PARIS, July 28.-The Germa

government today notified th

d. Rhineland commission that D

Dorien, Rhinelnnd Separailst len

'_ ' ' or who wanted to make that te

*An |i-on |.||R£_,_p|.|QNE 339;? ritory it separate republic lla

n er yachtsmnn did not challenge

u and win the cup sooner. r. The wind was scarcely more d than three knots at the start ant' r- t both yachts failed to reach the lille d before the lmniiicap limit Of W”

_________._..__--

SPRINGIIILL WON

_A _ iiiguciriows

t THE scons was 4 T0 0 IN THE

d- or-In~Chiof in Polish army to send

Pariinmentarians under the wh flag toward the Bolsllevist advnn

E, posts on the road from Baronov

°` o’clock Friday evening.. News d_ this cifect is contained in nn off

FWANTED. -- A SECOND CLASS Moscow today and picked up

teacher for Milicove School: Bll

D' the wireless stations. The arm

llI9m”“9 585'” AWB' w hh" lice appointment was conveyed

N. Arbing, Bedford Station.

1854 7 20 3I

_______..» ,~wAN'rEo._-Malo sos QENER-

sl housework. Good wales. AD ply Mrs. Lloyd Wellner 154 Prince so-est. mn-ip tr. ff; i1'lvEl.v No.-"'Ab\'/ns’i"i?i'

ments accepted~at _tili_e office for next day's issue after 0 p.m. un- los paid for in advance. f

»_¢ - 'GIRL WANTED Il.I SMAI.,

Of-lice. ‘

1769 7 21 tt

WANTED BOV T0 LEARN d business one itll a high sc

'inet 00 B0! 81-3. 91740-il-tl

*WANTED BY AUGUST 181? A

°°“- ‘“ ~""*>~° “":sl; _ ._ t. r::“.°.:2°:;’.';..s.'.'.:‘ .';:.':.i.*:.;'“.2;-A: _,§::;‘°?.ii....; .if ..2I_i°_:::;':': asf; -- -- ~;--f-is f_:;;"‘ ::_‘°°°;:_:'~.__‘{““r;..__?“;_‘;;‘::;:- z::.:s;.;°i;..i::°u‘:-..iif..:::;et. *EUHR-H "iw

. _ _ _ . - _p ,rooe eesenc dulsed in and kept UD um” “°“"l7_ the pehedufe of-wage il\c\'°M°B 1°’ or 6. Conservatives. Government ;‘;;t'i¥ed)§§;f§°T,,fB°;'; 5,; _,augment an Mons the "ne _ vls:_t your beautiful island, but, as Tlnnt MOON ET

the Polish Commander in n radi

OPENING BASEBALL GAME-

Dom. Press Special-)

3 silici-Null-i.iL_L, N, S., July 28_-0-

_ lil 4,_ Clurlotie o/wn -

it-‘ Smmgvfttti. me rut-:lit of -the first

to E. island teatn.` The batteries wcfle ¢,,,m|n,g and .Fraser for Sprlnsll ic' and Campbell and Francis for Char

bl’ there was a biz C\'0\Vl\- T“°"e'“'“” ls- _no scoring for the first scveiré to innings. There wore tllrcc hits D

Campbell and one off Cunning. The

0 umpires were Garret and McIllll0S»

message sent to his headquarters. - - -

Rotary Picnic

Germans Unload

- _The Rotarians of Charlottetown tl held their annual picnic yesterday ,D July 27-it is undef

. Train For Poland

LON 0iN.

at thu North Shore, neal? the Cliff ‘mod the Harm, railway works;-5 Hotel. It was a bouutif l day for b hi-med a wmmoml of, _____<,_>__.._

l meal was heartily enjoyed, shor

t M \l\`!

such an outing and a large number B 01' m ‘mmd mr

seconds later by the defender. llol crossed to the starboard tack, an

wnrd immediately lacked to po Itesoluto followed and to the su prlse of all liegan to i'aiIl`ol`f to lc ward. The yachts llcfl not bee sailing ten miriiilcs it src a row o barges loomed up ahead. ilesoiu had to tack to avoid them, but fo some reason Shamrock instead o lacking also and following th

your opponent _"vi the mark kept on and itcsoiute, having llc wind free, hc-ld off-shore and kc clear of Shamrock thereafter. .

|it_ while Resoiute picked up a~f

after the siart Shamrock was w in the lead and seemed able t head a couplo of points nearer th wind.

-Everything seemed to be goin

Victoria, carrying Sir Thomas Li ton. ’

,hor-heels' and over reach her o pon"it. Adams tacked twice b fore hc succeeded in getting ncros

landed and after t at o race. \br'.~:.'ccn the two boats, was OW

SI’I.ENDIll~ RECEPTION _ T0 IMPERIAL PRES

SPECIAL TRAINS. WILL VISI

DAY, ST. JOHN FRIDAY. _ Halif-ax, NJS. July 28.-“We H0

of -Europe but that she is tlilnkin

i the I-mneri-al -Press Conference.

from Sydney Kiwi were w c

by Lieutenant Governor Moffnliil on-ut, Hou. w.ii. l-‘lt-ifilu-lr. Holl- F.B. Mc`Curdy, ‘Mayor P-Mkt'-l’ ‘mil l-ion. n.n. Finn of. t-no=l>r<»vlll°lf\l government. The WIIOIG dill’ W-"IB spent in sight seeing in iiaiilax. Tomorrow morning Kontvillc -'mil

_ Truro will he vlultetl and Friflal

will be spent in -St. -IOI\l\.

The first announcement of the

various contestants entered in the Guardian and Exam-iner's big prize contest, together with thc number _of votes that have been placed to their credit, appears in totlay‘s is- sues of the Guardian and Tile Ex- aminer on the regular contest page.

if you re not figuring on enter.

ing the contest and taking an ac- ilvo part yourself, look over the itil carefully and determine which candidate you wish to have your sup Dort. All are bustling, ambitious l‘~\*0ltI<‘. -'tlld they will appreciate your support.

Noi' 'roo LATE To ENTER

It is not too inte to enter the

contest. is only started In earnest this week. Nominations will he ac- C¢‘Dtt‘d up to the closing day, but of course, those with the early start will have all the advantages, as tho vote schedules decrease from time to time :ind subscriptions will bo Pnsler 'Io secure during the curly weeks of thc contest.

` Now Going - In Foil Swill

.- Y

the list of candidates is far fro

doubtediy enter the contest who they see how good their chance

really are. There is no more plea ant or profitable wny of spcndin your spare time than by compet ing for one of the many prizes t be awarded. '

The only qualification for win

ing any of these costly prizes

ing as to whether or not to ente the contest, and are being dissua ed from doing so because of th ill-considered judgment of som friend‘ or acquaintance, who is no

phone or write the Contest Oiiic or call at 103 Great George Stre and let us go over thodctails full

good as nnyone's. Not luck, no chance-effort alone will win th prizes.

‘As will be noticed b the entries,

full, and a great many backward prospective candidates will un-

n s

of,winning one of the big prizes

S. K

“_ is

ambition. If you have been hesitat-

. I'

8 B

familiar with the full particulars,

0. et, Y

with you. Your chances are as

t e

rounded by Hos

_ (Special to The Guardian.)

-LONDNDERRY. July 28.-Refu

trains renders desperate the po

western Donegal. Marooned many days without regular ratio these soldiers are facln certa

They are llcmmed in on all sid by a hostile population and thc only hope is in 'the early arriv of food supplies. A relief ps consisting of a dozen tropers w

-0 '\ i\a.l.AiLLi»

sllliiitliiiisli Q

It is not too Late to Enter the Contest---Send Ili _

f Relief Party With Much Needed _ f

Held up by Sinn Feiners. Garri `f`

tile Population. '- I

all kind.; of necessities started last Thursday for the garrilopi

“` They were held up at Londonderry,

el of rllllwerluen to operate troop through absolute refusal of the ui-

.Sl~ gineqr to proceed further. After 80

'tion of the little military garrison _hom-5 of wumng gp U\5t¢|-ne gp- llt DIIIISIOI. In il l'€’m0l0 Dart vf _gineer was obtained, thereupon i

f0\' hundred Sinn Fein sytnpathiser-l 115 sat on the tracks in from of the

g in engine preventing its pnssate. Lat-

peril unless relief arrives soon. or they mapped the tr-ala ,M mtl-

es mated -that the engineer dared not Il' _put his engine in motion. Mein- ui whi-le every road is blocksded pre- rly venting sending of supplies by mm- lthor trucks. _

--_ ...arm _ -_.--v_~_- -

Welcoming Telegrlms _ To Imperial Press Anil Acluluwledgmen

.Tho following telegrolns wer

sent to Lord Burnham, Presldei

their llrrivnl -.it Sydne Tuesda

unusually well for the green b0=\ and hopes ran high on the yacht

Then Resoliite began to pick up

D. 9.

'P-hom)-ock's bow, hilt llc finally

h th n.

ARPIVED AT HALIFAX IN TW?

1-Rune AND AN-|-|G0N|3H T0. in doubt-until ihc last twenty

recognize that Canada i`0di1Y_l5 “M onlv thinking and 8p<‘l1kIIl2 flllcild

ahead of herself.” was the message givon by Lord B\ll‘fl'h-dm_Ill Ilis TC p`~v to the welcome from Halifax gentle;-od. tho overseas delegates o

The Imperial Press party f\\‘\'IV“- this mm-ning ip' two special trains

el einer

III

(Parties from 'fihziriotteloivn -intl

minutes expired. Shanlrock was the first to cross followed forty

,_ 1 YESTERDAY AT GAIIFIEL

rt. r_` The horco races ni Garfield yes- e. ‘orday were quite largely attended. n The steamer Harland conveyed

te autos and vehicles transported

r mlllly hundreds more. The track

f was in good shape and the grounds oilicizrl timer. `

° M0013’ fixed up for the occasion.

Y “FINE over the to The t

Z .

2 Her dancing was elegant and grace- _ 235 Pau- _

ful and was greatly admired, sh

flciency. The races were pirticul- nrly good in fllct they were :limos as good as the Kensington meetin of two wee-ks ago. Mr. Mcilcw should have o record crowd nox

-ing provided yesterday. The horse- men are particularly -loud in thel

S _

prulses of the urrangcnlonts mad

S -bc back to see Mr. McLeod. "

'fthe first class called was til

well Belle, Hilda S., and Mayo _'I`odd, the first two furnished contest that wii'l be remembered fo a long time it ended only at th

tators interested for over thrc hours. Silclra iiiilsll was .a thriller

five yards and often less. 0_rwel

three heats and driver McCabe wil -brnu-gilt hor out ton year ago nn still drives her better than any on else evor could received a DIS OW tion. The time niado in thc lies constitutes il new track record an

heats by Angus Dillard owned b

Wellington McNeill. Angus and Al bert J., raced like a team and gsv

_ e

.fifth heat, after kcoping the spec-

olil adtrille. “always keep betwecft The gram] Stand was pleasantly ' SUMMARY_ '

' Slvlfllrfl by spruce placed usxo cov-

_ _ D_ _ un 1 / . .

Dt refresfhment booths were welrigsiltlrczir 0rX:uC‘B;1;B. OWN!! by J1- 30101;? cdandgeneroul t i .D °“°.-- ' ..

Shamrock was evidently headiml ing IJ0°U‘5 'apgexglgg rg? zY?l(*§I1'_‘»'.nn§ Hilda S., owned by A. Stewart,

for a better draft of air under the very pleasing part of the pm_| (iConroy)_ 2 1 2 1 2 Jerspy shore' bl" She tuned t° “nf .ermnino was the exhibition of fancy May" T°dd' °“'"ed by M‘7Ki““°

_ _ dnppjng lg, M1 A _ Mn 1 Ding Co. (McKlnnon,) 3 3 3.Ro

orahlc slant off shore. Still an hom; vnm_DuverYA Bizcidnnpaavlllcogewalg Time 2.21’ 2.21%' 2 22%' 2.21 2.22'

el erected infront ofthe rand stand - I

9 .

has many medals won for lier pro- Angus ‘Dm”fd- .0W“B<I by W- M0'

t Albert J., owned by H. Kelly g (-KCI'Iy) Z 2 2 I A ti-louperl ` 3 :l 3

year as zl result of the splendid out-

,L Time 2.23%. 2.24%, 2.25

' \

ifor their comfort and will no doubt , 2-4° T"°‘~

. .L f D

2.20 mixed wth tllrec starters Or-

r a

,Q Kalola Todd, owned by G. Hooper.

(-Hooper.) 2 3 3

it a horse race. Starter Frank W, Hughes handled the horses in'his usual excellent manner and os- sociatod with him were as judges Mr. Jas. Arliing and Mr. R. Mc- Kenzie, Mr. Ed. Acorn acted as

220 Mixed Class

Y 1

| Neill, (MCNeilI). 1 1 1

Colonel D, owned by B Hooper.

Ed. Laconila, owned by 'C.H. -Ben-

oit, (-Benoit). 4 4 Dr.

Upton -Prince, owned by Horne

Bros. (I-Iorne.) 1 -1 1

Commodore Cresceus, owned by W.

‘-McNeill, (M-cNelll). _ 3 2 2

Juanita Aubrey, owned by ll. Kel-

'lY. (Kel-ly) 6 4 4

` __ Sydney, N.S.

ilu-g and Joins w‘:ih the other prov-

E Sybil' C., owned by V. Curley,

Bolle finally won the requisite

5 Ili Belfast, ireland

l (Curlcy.) ' 4 5 5 I Tiinle 2.27%. 2.24%, 2.27.

1,200 Workers Idle

_ _ 5.’

morning:

LORD BURNHAM, President -Em. pire Press Union,

S. S. Victorian

On behalf of the people of the

provincc of Prince Edward Island, I cord';aliy welcome Your Lorrishlp and distinguished confrcres to Can adn. i regret that owing to the late -arrival of -your steamer, your in tended. official visit to this prov lnce has been abandoned, but sin- cerely hope that at least -some of your delegatcs \v",ll find time at the conclusion of your official pro gromme to come bore in Septein er. With best wishes for n succes

_ful tour. - `

I am Faithfuliy yours.

MURDOCK MCKINNON.

Lieutenant Governor of Prine

Edward Island.

Prince Edward island sends gree

inccs oi Canada in bldd-ing you wel come. '

We regret that your official visit

does not extend to the Garden of thc Gulf, but we hope to see your party about September, alter your official visit to IC-anofla has 'termin- ated.

..=-~-~-.- - ~-»:-?:-._s- s

Dominion -llr_ l-‘crie_

To _Begin 'l`rtiullng

ts The initial period of ti-.ming of

the Canadian Air Force I-oline at

3 Camp Borden, north ot' Toronto,

of tile -Imperial Press Uillon on Augun L over ‘me h‘md"’d “°'°'

y planes. a number of flying boats

and a complete outfit for Instruc- tion in aerial photography, wire- less und gunnery will be employed.

Machines valued at between dve

and six million dollars have been presented to the Canada Air Force by the British Governm'nt."l'here is a line airdrome at Camp Borden and it is in all respects wt ‘i equipp- ed for one period of trail-fits; which will occupy 28 days.

New Brolitwiclim- ` _

2;” _ Stiimpege ilicreeseil

(Dom. Press Speelul.)

FRiE'DERilJC'D0\N, N_B. .iul_v 27.'

-'For the third tifnlc -iitilil-.1 *bg Faster administration the `,-_.mpegs rate for the Crown ‘::-n.i of the province has been incre sod. The new rate is $5 per thousand feet.

Belgian Monarch

' To Visit Brazil

(Dom. Press Special.)

JOHN H. BELL,

_ .Premie

The Mayor ond city council o

Charlottetown welcome you to (inn ada and hope you may yct incl-utleix Prince Edward Isl-and in your itin- erary. We have the most populous. most progressive -.ind most -prosper- ousagrieuitural communit-y 'lan the Dominion. Our silver fox forms are world iailled, and our city the best tourist resort in Canada. Wishing you a pleasant and profitable tim in Canada.

D. J. RILEY Mayor, Charlottetown.

On behalf of the Cllarlottctow Board of Trade, I extend hearty welcome to Empire Press Delegates iicgret Charlottetown omitted from

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_ Rio JANEIRO. .lilly 2s.-The Brazilian battleship Sacohfiulo has started for Antwerp to bring back

f]iKing Albert and Queen Elizabeth

of Belgium for a visit to this coun-

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Burned 0il Packer

Not Identified

(Dom. Press Special.)

ATL/A\N'i‘iiC CITY. July 28.-All

efforts to identify the old tanker which`was believed to have been destroyed by fire ten miles off -Avalon, near here last night, prov- led unavailing today. Government conslguard crews which arrived on

_ | ___ _ t ltiu i-1 mu till visit the ”“°“° °' ‘he ““PP°“°d ‘”‘°"°'

,1 (Dom. Press Special.) ~

,B vm, cm,,,mb,e ,or ,_ sm, c,,,,,,,,_ Dun»i.ilN_ July 2s.-Twelve- hun-_

The 225 pace was won In stmmh; to refusal to carry troops, e re-

,Q said. The Corporal of an Essex

-ty to get excited. in the third hon of this race Colonel D., collide with Ed Lnconda, the Colonel goin down and ills tilriver being throw -but not Injured. Lscondas sulk was smashed up but horse or driv or were uninjiired. .Tho ililrd oveut was ii 2.40 tro which w-as won -by Upton Prine unbeatable this year except by Mis

t'hc onlookers ft splendid opportuni-

5 alan, brother of Judge Cohalan.

New York, has expelled from

5 church the murderers of Police ';_ Sergeant Muihcrn on the thresh-

C the Poor House, evictim: sick in-

dred workers were idle today due

port from Buntlon, County Cork.

regiment had been shot dead while on patrol duty there. ilisliop Coh-

_ hold of Bandon Church. While the

oong-regatiion wins assembled for

t Mass the military at Bantry was

reported to have ,commandercd

H mates, nuns, doctors and school

0I`8l‘y. ODS X011 y H

ISAAC CARTER,

President.

Similar tclet:`rlims_ were sent by

tllo oilitors of the -Charloltetoivn p;ipcrs,.:\lso by the Mayor, the Board of Trade and the editors of Suinmersldc.

New Glasgow, July 28.

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- B il -R-lco. He won in tilreo ' ‘ ' F-_bl - ,_ ,,,, ,_ .

. _L attended. some twenty motor cars troops and nmmun on l S sau? ht ,lean yeB,0,.,1a but me °IU1d"9“_~ -Delegates imperial Press Un-_ ‘ I 'USVI'-lbllws f\‘f’>l1l‘|I';W"" (_Ylm*~0

. g Y .__._.._.¢¢>--- i I _,_ I th k day. The attitude v _ _ l - rga

family I" “"1" with h°““°w°rk Which Iefl- th” CIW being Wen ml' Poland todoY- Suppues were ta* ' others were close enough t0 m“\“’ ‘ on H nm' e y nn you for yourland Miilerand is -hw ti-a l. uion Good wages; .apply at Guardillll ed. The afternoon was pleasantly ken from the "Mp aft0l` which it N 8 _...__----------`-° kiimt\v‘eli:om'c\_ Wt; are all dtlsaphmpemng must be W- _VIH-_ _ V _Ice

spent m bathing and games' M 8 " allowed to proceed.- The ' ' M ggilinm all gm p E lxgenllen , ,(2, conference. lf th- 1'. »l -\- \ ,_ de-

. Ip, m. supper was served on lm- was . ’_°‘“‘ ' - g w ci i>l‘0‘/ell _ 0 f VS _ '

` promplu -,fables whtch we", erect. noon, “|50 were disarmed_ - _ A Wm lung l-licufiartlcn of Cinado. We hope ;'.,”\_3i':;ish"';I:1':i"‘¥:elI:E}‘;‘°i;r;"n‘\_;r§‘1;f’1

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education preilerret Apply by ly utter which tltu_ comp-inyhad The C N R Llngs TEEN Plllllled lil wlilllipeg LONDON July! 2?! 'Briar um; R may be hem mm month may

_ ,jour-ned to Mclliiilans Hott; W 0?; _ --- _ important town o Ga _c o. ill 6 _ New Glilsgpw, July 28, L920. To George and Mmermd ue md t

----------'°‘*-"”"""‘ U10 l`9S“I*“' R'°t‘“'Y mee “5 W ` 'WflN'-N.llPEG, July 27.-“There is east, northeast of Lemherg, has f’l`°l11lIC"i' 394'. ChBl'l0°l-0l0WD. ~P~. be lp gomplgte agreement on th

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ex erl’-encod maid in fami of siding. Anumber of Itotarlan chor - _HtA[,1rs‘_AX,Ju| 28,-Returns now _ ' De-ie axes of t-he lm er-ml --_-¢o-_>---

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u"`°°' Apply '° M""F' R' N°"` “"5 wma 3"” In wmch me mm” vm; July 28-The Ca ll\‘¢\¢I'I¢l\I\Y willillei-9 51"” th” ml- xnninntigldnigcg (twtgiatyfbotfryhours °°"““g t° im °m°I“I °t°t°m°“t Press Conference sincerely thank THE \YEA'l`|{EN_,

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1:; ea in the nrtcrn°°l1 and G =l»1°“<"§_ i_|aEsAl. e_0vanNMENr's iviA_|_ _ _ _.___ “S “_§‘_" ‘°" _'g§‘,’,;,°H’}§‘,‘j,‘f ‘,’_‘3"°" '“°“ taut me ouuiel-suse silt-ulti be call-

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M ,_ 2 Ho' t m Bu" env", ber of guests present in addition fbi “Y I HM, R M MacGregor of New 6, h cheme b whlch ho PAMS July 28-The Polish ar BURNHAM

spoil BNLI.-#Choice __ Bree'-'link mldmght' The" W" 5 1"” “‘““ 1 .mm ranged by the Amer- majority 15. ` of Professé, _'_ W_ Dorsey, or this ' _ -you know, it is not our fault. (Sgdl --I

° °' '°_ _.' - - I d of lad Raiiwnyliocrd Hom J. '_-DW ' ` 'I ' h _ rp W- W °°° " V ' A 1' |11 mt .1 f, Qt- '

» _ Q _ W lt -to the wives and IGGY fren u _c _ ' _ -Glasgow, a member of t 6 Mill' Y _ h ld h t 1_1,-| ,my my, f eng Bo s ev _ s re re __

'€Ef":hg_':d&_1B|?B5f§',v%Y|';_ Ngnp tilllposioitig-‘ian;8"?'l;¢:D;Il:;;\g»m°°m;’;‘c§' Reid, Miltietsr' of Raiawrgysm 5:: €1ovfa‘;ll»n`i;;ni. was defeated I" Pi°`,_B¥:|uese lilouwlnniilig §tN$9cper ing along entire front according Pg -Riley, Mayor, Charlottetown m,Td2ffao,“e"Iw°°'“°{,;I’:&'4.L;2_t uf l1nlte._ 1010-7-$8-li o mmm” of the notary Club M Shep ltlally drasnrcedhtx smmicion This _oréhe myhouse of Assembly was Ll-ini;;l‘t,gllsls to be investigated by city to dispatches to Foreign offices to- -_Déle-Smeg to h-“perm Pm" com moxnm _ °wAn'r-so ll rise; or mucus l"'°°*°- 0'"-» “““,_,*‘,‘}}“"““R"’,§‘§.‘§, “Lf” he' ','m°f,,,,,e,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, composes otaa also-ul, uuu it ct; _ _ - day. Resistance ls very feeble 'ti tea-use wuruuy tuuult you zur your ,us Q, ,M ,,m‘§°°,,’§:,§°2‘*§,'f‘:;}

clan -'teacher get .hligetli silill ;Il':,§§°° °f U10 l 5* ° zuhmh? "M -M from wmooyooo gg:-xviiLt1i:te.p.._:rr;lorIli¢"ntl;;i1aFdefi>`l:_lm_ _ both extremities of line. welcome to Canada. They look for-_tit N _M _ - _ - N I -'i»'i'ti'-i°»'§'-itN»"l.I»ol'.°f°n$'l}'k° Tv vii-ll"'1i=_ -_ - ' _ to s1'o.°°°-°_°l\ -*`\‘*.°""°“°*"’° "‘°‘ _rue-=¢. o°\'-’-eg-1°-l°',,,_,<;_f__ _-"§"}j° ,, ,, aNNoui\'onmiN'rs.- . the lm--Q--0 gf.-wil. .tu uetstst- '°f¢‘l‘.'.’.§'§5.‘ii.I&"13`»-us at to ._

mul” “mmm 19“.7.|g-4| PARIS July D8.-The signing of ,W "M6"-nk mm" and Wmn. _Works and toes, e _ out won ODMIN-G EVENT. ment of the Dominion und the pub- ,qmmw it M., "_ ,,|”‘ Wm

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_-_-@-oo---- ward eagerly to see for themselves W mn “num ‘A M”

- - 3 -s - - an 'rarliiln only will as pon- ‘_ ~ _ uuuteu, uiouulmisu-i-aus w.i.l ' - us tl fl mtv tu -ue ri l *.1-i-io c. re. toms -r xeun-_ o- .until rum or suuiltly un- -¢tu--mst if tee on-uluu mics _mm ,,,,,,,,,,_,,¢ lt., opposition tot. _ ___-__-__ unnrlyqg E1-r* ptegfessivs alititfs. tgrtff' ° y°'" '°" “‘°"’“¢ ** W °'“

ifottl leave thi *gall I Ffh I o day due to failure of that 'mildly accepts the award. R W rnogsra, lewd the Conserve gemymy N 5 Jury gg _guy ____ pygmy-MM “tlfigt um" m ,n

, I _ . -V A ,V _-, 1'. _Fl J, ‘_ _ ,_ _ _ _ U J ‘I ul cn _I _ - .' ` - '_ _'V ‘ . D ~ _ o , ' v _ __" ’ "-' -`7Wm‘-mi* H ~ 7 ' "3" W’ I mu- ° ' - ~ ~ ' '- » -P \"‘|*°*f°°¢¢4 "IP NIU* Nl' 4|". -fot‘~ail here today but time ‘nut dard tulle altar I .m. nn- were also received b the editors nn' mu" ‘H

us later, _ I \

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q-h f 1| V-_n replies m me proval is being sw.\i:t-d by Prem-

ubovg wterctanrccgiivetl ycstcrda-y: I" II-‘l°3"d G°°"59 and' Mm°"““d

To His- lionour Lieutenant .demandmg th” the S""I’ ' """° to

Governor .MacKinnon of P.iE. is- me Pea” "°°°3“m"" "' '"5" B°l`

were unable to find any ship or her crew.

iBritain _and France

' Awaiting italy

(Special to The Guardian.) .LoN\l3otN Jul es l-sly's it

before they send a n-~:.- .-- Russia

sheviki regime, accorfiint- vo unof-

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