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_E-.~_. - E »°f _ __ _ _ __ _ CHARL0__TT_-W0 » » _ » _-___ v lil- of ' lull Gov. ceullilal-oerlllaiy’s -Plas pr lint .liars oouutll como Delegates _ ‘ullul sllllvlcll a I- M\il!|I|0llS B03!! /VISITS TORONTO _l League oi Natlons_. DEALING TAOTIGS Proceed to Berlin TO P. E. ISLAND P.Il.'l.

» (Special to The Guardian) UONDON. May 13:-lslr charles

Gordon who has been in London in connection ‘.vith‘th_e winding up of the imperial M-unitions Board has lor( for Canaria. Sir Charles was here with Sir Joseph 1'-‘iavflle who will remain for some weeks. The question under consideration with the imperial author. ities was :he disposal of the surplus stock of munitions in Canada. There were many conferences with Lord luveriosth but the outcome has not been announced. it is thought that shells, cartridges. etc., would"bo stored away but the -board has large stocks or raw materials on hand. it is prob- able the board will continue in exist- cncn in Canada for another six months be-fore the hllsincss is finally disposed

of. - '.

The Peace Treaty

‘ With Austria

(Spe`c'al to The Guardian.)

'-PARIS. May 13.-ln the peace

treaty with Austria, now well toward completion a responsible clause has been lnscr-ted identical with that in the Gorman treaty with tho c1<cept~ lon that tho ilrst clauso providing for tim trial xt’ former Emperor William is omitted. The remaining clauses lnnlm provisions for tho tria1 oi' -the mllltary oflelldcrs by :tn international court martial. Tho frontier delimit- ation oi' the New Austria. presents the one serious issue in the drawing of the ll-coty somewhat similar to that of the Saar valley in the Gorman treaty. This is as regards the Lower Tyroi a sect- ion of which is detached from Austria and placed within the boundaries of italy. lt includes the cities ol' Bozcn and Meran`a_nd an estimated German population of about two hundred and tlfty thousand. The reason for attach- ing this Got-lnall speaking population to italy is the establishment oi' stratc glc frontiers giving -italy adequate protection from invasion from the north.. The 'old frontier' ran south ot the Alps with ltnly on the down ilfilllc and Austria. on the commanding height Tl new i'lontle.r reverses this, givinls'

'ro me-SENT MEoAl.sr6 nsrunn-

'ronoN1‘o. luay' 13.-ills rxrcolloll-

CY the Duke of Devonshire accolnplln- lcd by Lady llaehael and Lady Anne Cavendish who llavodleell lnotorlnu through Niagara arrived in inwn yes- terday and are the gllesls of his hon or St, John ilendrie and Lady llcu- drie at G-ovcrment liouse, _Viscount .llolyneaux and Capt. Fortesclle are in attendance. ills exceliency the Dulu- of Devonshire will present medals to some oi’ -the rcturnetl men this lnoru- ing and will altf-.nd nn wxcr-utlve meer- iug of the Red Cross.

The distribution ol' the ltoulnaniun

Government $1,800,000 clothing order alnoug Canadian garment manufac- turers is to be nlmle this morning :ll the King I-Zciwzwrl llotcl where repres- entatives oi’ about 75 firms are meet- ing nt lin- selniannnzll convention ol' tho Canadian prnrlnenl lllan\ll`l\ct.llrcl-s Associlltion. It is ullllcrslood limi thi;

order is to bo colnplctr-.ll in tlm_o _lol- thc harvest season. ’l`lm Canrldi-:ln trade mission is rcspollsible for lb-- plaeing ul' this lnruc order in Canada. rzollatlons. 'I‘ln-so plenlpntcntlnrlcs lnlvo the illlportaut llllllistel'in.l pol-l foiios rcl=pcctivcly ol’ .lllsiil---. alll Posts and Telegraplls.

Tlloir counsel therefore is rcrplirrl

by the Government in determining its attitude toward the i'eace collllitiolls. it is understood tllll.t both the mini stern will return to Versailles in ca-:c illc Pc-acc Treaty is signed.

German Delegates to

Receive Austrians

(Special to'Th¢ Guardian.)

PARIS, Aiay lil.-lt developed this

afternoon that Von Bl‘oc.kdol'lY Raul- zau, lwad oi thc German Peace dell-~ gstion intends to ask pemiission ll

Italy the heights and all the delensiv.- |-nlssngcs; the former status gave Au.- rrlu. seven hues ol' approach while _ italy possessed only one main line for _ mobilizing its defences. _ The new status places all these lines oi’ alll proach under italy as has been stated. The frontier line as drawn in thc terms to' be presented the Austrian- is t‘he one laid down by the -treaty ot'_ London, although the treaty makes no mention or this fact. luuy sought this line as :1 permanent strateitlc di’-f0llC<‘. sc-cnrell its insertion in thc 4\Yll\I5U"“- lorms, und now secures its incorl10l'fi' lion in the treaty.

llielitawitll Troops

1 `Reaclied Quebec

(Special to The Guardian)

qlyln-5/lpc, .May l3.--After a. stormy

passage during the last few daYH “I which sl1e..'\iiBS deli\Y6li.Ill’ '-1 “ulnm-I llllmagell l'ud.der,t_het"., P. 0. S. Mei- lnl docked here this lll`lcrr\00f\ Wm* lil-‘ii passengers.

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WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL lluusework by June lst._ No wash inn.-Apply to s'lrs.1=_><lwln Aitken. 3-* Lougworth Avenue. I7-

~-_* -~ ron-.esta-snoop sow. DUE T0 ran-ow. ln Annual. -Apply Kwllwlll Moliiillan, Covehead lload. 7'-I-

»7f1n-rse»- rwo - am-r|.¢m:~ boarders in a private family- U1\'K" tl-dnt bedroom. Write box; 231-

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send G-erm.lu delegates to receive til -

Austrian replm-llenlatlves, according lu.

Hnvas age-lll`.y_ lt had previously he-cu announced that tin- Allies intended l . kt-ep till- li.-lvlqation wholly apart.

' Orders to Air Pilots

(Special to The Guardian)

l’.~\lliS. _\i.'l_\' 152.--i’llo`ts ol' airplnncl

are for-l;i¢lrlr_-u hy un oiilcinl order i.<- sued' Molldny to l'ly over towns or crowds ol' pr-oplp except at such a height whit-.ll pci-mils thcln to pinn- down to n landing ilelll in case their motors stop, Acrohatic feats or-;=:‘ towus are prollibiteri entirely, Mllilnri' pilots :rrp wal-ned against flying ovc' pal-is mr(-cpl under' nrdl-r.~l on pain ol dismissal |'l'o|n thc service.

Possibility iii _ Big Postal Strlke

_,..-..._

(special to The Guardian.)

0TT¢\WA_ May iii.-The .posslbilit'f

nl' rl strike of all postal' workers i.l canada iroln Cllarlottctown to Van- eouvnl' was lli.-:russell hrll-.ily lll tln-_ liousr- lllis uftf-rnooll. Audrows ol iifdnllipeg asked if thc Govefllmvll- rece-i\'e¢| conlnlunicaiicn from the Alu- nlgumnfprl pol-tml workers with refer- cnec to such it siluution.

Rowell replied that delay lu brlus

ini; down reclassification of tho civil service enlist-fl thc t‘;l'l0VBl1CB Of -P09111* workers but as cllluses made the pal increases go hack to April first lt l.-' expected that' this will -he 0V01”l=0¥\l0- Tho pgs( omce employees of western (jnnruln lrintell of such a strike. The Goyernlnent opinion Io that H\\<‘\\ il course is un_lustiilable.__

The war llppropriation will hc |;l\'-

’.\.p_ ll; third reading. This bill provill»~= that the Government can borrosv. s:lso.ooo.ooo to ply wer 00818- ' I Sir Thomas Whitn states that lil' understood the sum i0 -bl’ -I>°f\‘"“""‘

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*¥Il\Ayvalrulv rl.Alo1's.-- un-ru. -hills 1»¢,~1-sylll all orders for soa- diii--nanl»p.'m,»¢l.:;6lgry.pl4lni_r_ in

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-uManEl.i.As.-All nmhrsllgs left

for repair from-lets wllljpe solubl-

p,y1¢+ N01-I-Iiliaboro St. _ ‘_ __ _ 3|.

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lull _cuulcntoll

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_DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED TREA- | TY OF ALLIANCE NOT IN _ _ ORDER AT PRESENT TIME

Indemnity of Twenty-tive Billions .which Germany Has to Pay *Does Not Reprwsent All.

1 l l

I (Special 'lo The Guardian.)

LONDON, hilly 13.-'-Anllrew liollrlr

Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer-

1 answered Horatio W. llottomlcy in lvl - _iiousc ot’ Colnmons this cvcnl-np. and

| snuiell that the (lovcrumont would now permit n_dlsl.-ussion thcrr-_ ol' lll-- Iproposcd ircuty ol' Alliance nor pro posed pluns. II-'_-. :nlded lhut inter on when the right time camo sucn a ills- cussion would bn pornxissslblc. lvl-‘. lI.nw announced that the lndennllty ol’ ltwcnty ilvo billion dollars Gorrnani'

f would -be requL\'etl to pay did not rep-

: resent tha total amount oi' the .-\llic~

|blll against tho enemy. but would | merely apply on account. llc lr.utl<- ll lclcal' that the cxpcllse, of the ul~~n_\' :oi occupation and other Allied cizp--u~ Isex would not diminish lilo total, lie I.-.turtlcd his he:l.l'cl's by saying that '-\-~ slnlil have llu economic weapon lo tori-o Germany to pay but we shall have to occupy ll part of Germany lo' .1 l-ollsillcl':lblr- time.

_Lloyd George Will l Receive Irish 'Delegates

I l

l (Special to The Guardian)

V i'AltIS, May 13.-lt is stntccl heri- lhut David Lloyd George, the ilritillli Ii’l'l-lnie.-l'_ has reconslllorcd his decis- `iou to l'ucci\'c I-`l'nnk 1'. .Wll\SIl. Ed-

lwurd lhluln-» and Micllucl itynn, rep- lreselltillg Aulcricun Irish societies. _'Kills rcllsl.-ll given is thu ulrltzltion i wllil-ll has nr-lsr-n t'roln the visit to lill- l_\lncrir.-ans to ireland.

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vMagdalen islands ' Steamship Service

.llcssrs Nil-h<:is0n lil Messervy, lnlvc

received the rollowillg letter in res- _, pp(-L to lpn request to have the hiatt- .l'l.lcn islands boat rail at (`holloll»f- ' town n 1 ll--nr Sir-sz---ltcplylrlu' -..r _\-our loin.-l' ot' the ith instant adfiressed to the Minister of Trade and (Im-.lin-‘l‘c@. in which you ask that lun Steamer. _"Milly Evelyn" should call nt Char- . lolieiown on her way lt: :ind frolll thc

I .iugllulell islmnls. l rfilffl ‘Il-11 ‘DIS li

l|l.'lc.li¢.:llly iulpo--1 rr.

i`ll.-it-r lvl- l-_l:.l:_'l -l |_l l _i:_‘ .‘.n-r l-.ls

. _.ll l~.'.'_) il-'pl :l -.-.' '~'; to i'il;l_):l :lll.l tho islands and rt-il|.'ll_ callin); ut I Sollris our-ll way, :lull in order to keep :np to tiulo :lull allow slillclcnl. time 1 lor .inl\<l.il\g...nlnl.._ _unlosdin.c.. _ ut.. wish 1 pl-rt. li is llccl-ssrlry' lo rim ll v--ssl-I ll.; - hrlrll us possi.llil-, and il w.»ulll ln- inl-

_ _possible for her to iso so l'n.r :nil Oi hcl'

_way u.< in uluke al call nl (‘h;l"lni'o- ;lo\\'u, and at illc saluc time llc(-.p up

i her rl-glllln' service.

_ Yours vory truly.

F. C. T. 0’HARA.

_ Deputy Minislf-l* l

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lolrlllluu rlloors l occurv Lellslc

_SPARTACANS WERE ONLY ABLE TO_ MAK_E SLIGHT RESISTANCE AGAINST THE FOE

_ (Special to The Guardian)

l3l<}Tl.l.iN, May .i3.-German Govern'

l ment troopsllave occupied Leipaig, A I number of tho Spnrtscan leaders there have been arrested. 'i‘he occupation oi Leipslc by some thousands of soldiers belonging to the forces of Gustav Nos- hc. the minister of defence was a complete surprise. The Spartacans were only able to make a slight _res- lstpnce. A-state ot' slege_was immed-

leiply declared and- step-s‘ weie"tnkéiD

ernment - - , _, __ _

to restore the author-lt'y'ni'_`ths

- _ _ -»-vri"f'..

(Special to The Gu,-,m|i;.,,) Alves from each nation, _ ' MAY 12.

llouso met at 9.30. On motion oi' Mr, J. ll. Stewart all

Act to incorporate thc Carlil- uuu l2Iel'.t\‘I1'e Light ("o.. was relnl ll third time and passed.

'On motion ot’ Mr. J. D. Stewart An

Act lo incorporate the Georgetown Fish Co., Ltd., was read fl third time and passed.

Premier Arselloull luovcd tllattllc

lionse go into committee for second reading of the Appropriation Act.

Mr. J. li. Bell moved an amendment

to tho Appropriation Act by striking ont the item for “Iii|zllways_ a sum .sutliclf-.llt_"

.\ir_ Rell explltlnctl that his desire

was to place on record his objection to tho appropriation for highways.

llc spoke at considerable length and

ills spcecll, -briefly summarized, meant that ho objected to tho government llfwlulz control or the expenditure or so much money on olectlon year. lin ropr-html what hr- had said when the mutter came up during thc debuts on tha Address, that it was cvidcntiyllu- intention of the government to build

a blltl._lw_ay from Tignish to Souris, which would cost thousands of dollars and perhaps millions. His speech was Inna, labored and confused, leavin-: the impression that he was simply kilLin`g time and saying such things as might be useful during the coming; election.

MR. G. E. HUGHES followed with

tho some arguments and a little plea for what he called responsible gov- ernment. ' .

MR. J. J. JOHNSTON followed

in the same strain. .

PREMIER AR8ENAULT_ replied

briefly to the objections and the argu- ments advanced by the three lnsl spcrlkers. lie remarked that he was pleased that they had got this oil' their chests again, but they were the some old argulnents not even clotllell in a new dress. in his verbosily the Ilonorwble Lender' ol' the Opposition had let the cat out of the bag; llc didn't _object to the expenditure ofthe money or the repairs to the roads but he was ulortally afraid that the gor- ornment would have money to spend on election year. lie, Mr, iiell, jlnlg- ed the government by his own col- lcumlcs; he hull seen money expend- od on the roads by his friends during election year, had ser-u $5,000 ~penr on road repairing while the snow was on tho gronnd_ und the election wrl.. looming up in the near distance. iiul Mr. llcll should not Judge othl-r.~. \-.r his own friends or even by hlluscli. Mr. Bell's repeated insinuation that the government was going to build n highway from Tignish to Soul-is, was made simply to endeavor to mislead ibn people and although ho know it to bo fall-lc, although it had been clear- ly explained on the floor of the House that neither the provincial nor th-_- federal government had any lllca building such n hluhwny; yet it won!-l make campaign literature for .\ll-. ilel1_ and hc would repeat it durinll tho next campaign with as much sol- elnnity as il' he believed it'himself. Mr. Bell in his loquacity had given away his whole casef lie inslnllnlr-ll that the mom-_v was to bn spent on 'election yr-art `l{e"c'l:`\ixrieli"It" could not be spent without the authority ot tho legislature. What, then, was ills ob- jection? The uovernment would sc- cnre the lleccssory authority from tim logislntulw- ll' they decided to lnlllln the appropriation, The Opposition had been clearly told what this ex- penditure was to -be made for; it was to improve the highways. particularly al thc _approaches to the centres and lo nlakn such surveys as were nec- essary in order to secure proper grad- iul! on the roads. ,Mn Bell‘s amendment was lost on division by a vote ol 11 to 5 and the main motion carried on the same div- il-lion.

Premier Arsenault moved a resolu-

tion to introduce a bill Intituled An Act to levy nn educational tax to sup- plement the teachers’ salaries and to provide that such act shall not come 'into force until it has received the assent of the ratepayers of the school districts lhrollch n referendum to bc held at the ner: general election.

This resolution was to Mr. Bell like the proverbial “red rag to the bull." He olljvcted that some notice should have -been given of the resolution and the proposed bill.

' ,PREMIER AR\lNAi.Ili'J'~ informed

lll`m._um.'.lue notice had unnbn- elle

'°', `. (q_a|lgl_nuea an Page Uhr

l 1

(Special to The Guardian) 'ARE AGAIN EXPOSED BY PREMIER (Special to The Guardian) .

-. ED ovE-nssas MEN. AN value, may 13.~'rhe German ash-.. Ai_\sENAui.'r 'ro THE _ VI-IHS#-ILLES. May -13--Herr Geis-

AUSPICIOUS EVENT gatlonhas handed to the Council of; LEGISLATURE _ berts and Herr Landsberg of the Ger-

-.-- Four the German plan for a League of -m I' man pence delegflllon Hcwmpnnied by

Distribution of Clothing Order Fr°m Nations. Thls`plan was rnwn up by Severe Caatlgatlon Given_the Leader

_ Fioumnnlans Among Manu- _ Professor Mit-.hnuecktng and lilo prin- of the Opposition whloh (ho Versailles tonight for Berlin, ’l`h<-Ir

lecturers. Eeipal feature is an international Par Latter Seems to Feel. 4101>!!-l'ture is in no sense to br- lull-r

rl number of ‘secretaries will lenvs_

preted as ll breach in the peach ll.

WEEDING OUT -

OBSOLETE SHIPS

-A NUMBER OF BRITISH wAn ves-

SELS To BE OFFERED Fon _

_ SALE SHORTLY l

I Similar Action to be Taken by thel

united states' isomer to Get l

l - Ria of Their old ships. .

. (special to The Guardian)

LONDON. May 1:l.- About one

llulldrerl and seventy worships in the , British navy oi various classes arc lo I bo offered lo buyers us soon as they can be cleared for sale by the remov- al of their guns and other equipment. Even this ilgurcs do not appear to be ' exhaustive- for with tho advent nl'_ pcaco conditions not less -than ily.- clnsscs ol’ battlcships, two classes ol' nrlnour cruisers, ten classes oi' other' cruisers and n. very large number ot' Ismail <-.ro,l‘t have been D1“¢`l‘<l “D011 ‘the non-eiYec.tivc list, ' l

The removal oi' obsolete vessels

Pres the personnel needed to start the nucleus ol' the crew system and places out of cotnlnisslon ships which do not give adequate returns in lighting ci- ilclency tor their upkeep. Secretary Daniels, your correspondent is rel- iably' informed, returns home with plans for u similar weeding of thc deadwood out of the American n:lv_\~.

Council oi Four Deal - With Austrian Boundaries

(Special to The Guardian)

PARIS, May ill,-The Council ol

Four spent the rxrenler part of the llav on the Austrian boundaries and com- pleted lhe lllsk of hearing them this afterllnoll ill u session with the for-

leign lninlstl-l-,-. Such progress was inode that the members ot the Council he-lievc that the Austrian treaty lnagr | be completed this Week.

‘An Army Must l Be Maintained

I (Special to The Guardian.)

l.0Nl)0.\', May 13,--The "'l`lme~l“ ill

n lcallcr 'says “lt is lllitllinkuble that no single arlny slloulll bl- left, wllr-rn, ln the. spirit of tho lndghty Imperial army wllieh displayed to an astound- ing world the real power of the British Empire, may survive," There must bs some ln\p-:nal unit of the army, if only to ke-.4-p alive the Dominion tra- llltion ill British guards with its homo in Britain but commanded by olllccrs and manned hy men of the Dominlmw.

Canadian Soldiers

To be Entertained

: (Special to The Guardian)

Hl.ON'DON,>hlay lil.-At. the suggest- ion of the Ovcrse-a=l Club the Lord Mayors and provosts or Edlnburuh onrl

_ Glasgow arc inviting six hundred Cun- udiuu soldiers to visit their cities, The I _Wayors of I\'ewcnstlo, Liverpool, llrls- lol llnd Wolvcr.-llmlnptoll are also con- sidering ways and means of offering entertainment. lt is proposed that the tour begin on May- 20, Leeds will be visited first. Twenty tive officers will accompany the men and there will bf- two Canadian bands in the party. I

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Discussing Peace Terms

(Special to The Guardian)

BERLIN. May 13.--The imperial

Ministry met yesterday to discuss lh»- peace terms but no positive proposal has as yet been communicated to thc Enlente, Practical questions and eon~- siderations rciating to territorial cess- ions which were transmitted to Clem- enceau, President of the Peace Con- ference today by the German delega- tion, were said to be not of the utmost importance but of anexplanatory char- acter. it is reported the German Dem- ocratic and Centerist parties have threatened to wltladraw.thelr repre- sentatives from the government il the treaty ia signed. 0

_vaious makes of machines and what

MAJ. C. KENNEDY GIVES TALK IN THE BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.

Deals With Aviation Generally and the Possibilities of the Company Formed Here.

.lilljor Clayton Kennedy, the well-

known aviator, gave an illtev~'\i=tiniz alldress in tho Board of Trade loo:-is

lust. evening before a fair sized path- erinr; of citizens on the subject -'Jf avi- ation from ull standpoints.

Nllly0\‘ \\'l'iglll introduced the ;r..l_lor

and said ho was bringing to i". IG. i, an opportunity which wiould never come aguill, in connection with the t'ol'mution of the I". E. l. Aerial ’l‘r,lns~ port Service,

The Major referred to lil- ;:'°2:lt

strides mode of late in uvilltion. es- pecially in Great Britaill, i°‘l'ance and Italy. which he said were year-; in advance of the rest of thc world. in thc United States they have been making some pool' copies of the Blit- ish :md French ml\cbines_ but have lnade anything but tl success of their r-h'orts_

In l7}n.giand_ slrlco the war, _wonder-

t'n\ strides have hz-nn made in avia- tion 35 per cent, of the machines used by lhp Allie.-\ being of Iiritl.~:l\ make.

fteuordlng the danger of dying the

Major said it was practically nil. He had been six years himself at it and had never experienced any trouble GXCPDI When the .liuns were trying to shoot him. In landing, as long as one descends from the right height the machine is bound lo come down right side up. A machine is now made which will lend itself.

Tile Maior_ lifter describing the

has been 'done-in various pants of the world, said that here in P. E. island there are various reasons why an air service should proved advantageous. There is no reason, said he, why ther;-_ should not be __ uninterrupted communication at all hours between this island and the mainland. With a lair amount of mail matter to carry and the usual passengers who are always anxious to take the quick- est means of arriving at their destin- ation the proposition .should prove a paying one. _

Major Kennedy then outlined the

'rhe Presbvtery of P. E. Island met

yesterday morning in the Holi or Zion. Church. continuum throughout: tho' day. _ _'

Rev. Mr. 2.ieKa_v or Hampton wu'

modprator and the follnwinfdthor members were present: ~R'evs`.‘_Dr. Fullerton, Geo, Millar, it. Mur`ray"J." W. McKenzie. G. C. 1'-aylor, J. M; ;Me~ Leod, M. _l'7. -McLeod. E.

Dr. Mclnwen. A. Mcxny, W. Qultrrie. T. W, Goodwill, W. H'_. _ J. C, Martin, n G. slnr,-ia4;~,.jb. Meters, J. n. Mcxengle, spa M. A. Mcueul, .mlm A_!,awseu._.1¢_1ni’ Murray, C, H. S. Stems. Cumpbeli,.A_ -McPherson. D. _-M. Mo- Donaid, Hugh McLul-e and Hugh Mc; Millan, Elders. __ _ ‘ ___ _ _

Minn-tes`of meetings held oluhiarch

ith and Apzil flrd and l8tl1_ wergbrga-el and ndoplou. ` _. ._

There was a large amount ot corres-

pondence zioaiingchiefiy with _appli- cations from ministers asking to.,be received into the P1-esbytorlan_ in Canada. » i

'rue ua-lr intimated om sn-_ c. ri

Mclntosh ol' River John, _Na S., had declined the c.s.l.l to Montague.

Rev. R. W. _iloss.»R_alluyx, and Rev.

.I .- Lariviere oi' Quebucwwfre, Iifited to sit and correspond. _ _ _

A resolution was passed eiprcssiou

appreciation of Mr. 'llailofp .1Y9t¥.!n` the army and of Mr. Dlclindiiilfa not! in Zion Canpcb in Mr, .nb- eenoe. ` _ , . _. . -

Rev. R. G.l Sinclair was 009041064 ordained muelanary to luarsaaeu. for one vear, dating Imax lad.

To the surprise .of .efvdry -Bev.

J. C. Martin of W00d Ial1hdl-t6hGQ'U- ed his resignation which was amait- ed. He leaves early in Jana ‘foil Pacific coast, where he will tale up his residence. ` ` ` ~_

Rev. M. D. McLeod was appoin_e_éd

mod-era-tor of session durlnp .t,lse~.=_ra- cancy_ ' _

Rev. R. W. Ross, of Halifax, gave

an eloquent and fol~<°,dIli!.aAdreas on the Pforward Movement, emphasising the need of Pefeétiei and MW- ion, and later on groups were selenteil, so that the whole church in the nice may have the Forward Megaman brought home to each family Indie- tlll-lansi. `

it was moved by Iiev.-Mr.Milier,_lait1

proposal of the company to be forlnell here. His own company is putting up two-thirds of the capital. They will lake $100,000 stock if the local people will take up $50,000. it is ex- pected fhat the local government will guarantee 7 per cent. interest. The directorate of the company will be

.to a large extent local, _ -

Oncc fl couple of machines are

working llall demonstrate the feasi- -bility ol' the thing to the satisfaction of ull, thorn will be reason to cn- lnrrre. It will mean much to P. E. island in a business way-it will mean putting the island on the map.

A practical -machine for here would

hen ii or 7 passenger one-~a D H-16., with a speed of about 120 miles an hour. The Dominion Government will give the company some amount of bonus-It depends upon what is actually performed. A supplement- ary service was also contemplated to the .Magdalena 'if P. E. 1. can show that such rl. service can be success- fully carried out other places In Can- ada will be following our lead,

Mayor Kennedy tbouzht the com-

pany should have three machines to start with. f At the close 'uf his address, of

which this of necessity is but n very scant outline, remarks were mode by Mi\Y0l‘ \Vl‘lllht. Mr. J. E. B. McCread_v_ Mr. J. 0. Iiyudman and Mr. N. Rat- tcnbury, who strongly approved ofthli proposals as outlined.

A vote of thanks was tendered

Major Kennedy, moved by Mr. Hynd- lnan, seconded by Mr. R. E, Mutx:h_ and supported by Mr. Rattenbury. which Maier Kellnetly tittingly me knowledged. '

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A lmosll Flea "`

At llelsingiares

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(Spemal to Th; Guardian.)

LONDON, May lil.-~A Helaing‘fors

despatch says that twenty British war- ships are expected at rlelslngrofs "probably lo watch the Bolshevik fleet" while a Router despatch (rom Helsingfors dated Saturday announces that the ilrltiili Admiral Cowan, uh board his flagship Curacao, hla ll?"- éd there and has been entertained by General Mlulner-helm, the Finnish Pro- mier. - ‘

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seconded by Rev. Mr. Stovart I“llle _Presbxrtery hereby ex_pre8a45f__I_te 'greet pleasure at M! RosB"fsdd1'Q_la 'on the Forward Movement rei0I°°,!;l\£ the greet opportunity out-linedlor _De consecration of life _end m_ea_il8 00 'extension 'of the Kingdom of home _and abroad. `i1nd_ DHGSQH fit! members to do their _utmost lor. the realization oi the whole 0bI0_¢¢_!_ll‘€. spiritual and financial in the SPIHIFII4 thllnllotfering which _hee been urated as u Iltting fbi* gl-est victory -lhf-=.l@s» fe,l19.*°~° W arms." ' .-

°A cal-| trom New_Lond_on

George Milne ol. Alperton was sented. , '

Messrs oluesple and _M_\lrr¢v.;2°!,°

for the conare¢_a¢l°\'l1\-3 .°9-.IWWQ _Loudon and Mum Rgllgre- MG- 'PPI- -and Agnew for Al_l»l'i°I\-- . _ ` Mr. M-iliac accepted t_h_e cali s_nd_t.bo Presbytery coaculrrlllt .3.¥W¥89,4_,FQ°‘- he be inducted as pastor of _tile London congregation on May .Wil- 'rne motion was

oppreclation oi thoservicea o(.'_.!_lIl‘. l,ock»h_arf. _in the lnrollh INHIQF and mutans at me return .ie lwelill ond .strenrtb to. hi! .¢P!\¢’?5Pw.'fI‘ u' Montrose. . ` "

°Rev, Donald Nl¥§U9°ll'l NW" °i\

hospital work was rageived. ._

it was llareed tn...W|N ,019 uiuum'

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