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St. Dunstan’s College Scene of Celebration On Occasion Of 75th Anniversary.-—Rev. J. A. Murphy Awarded Degree Of Doctor Of Theology By Laval University-Many Fine Addresses Heard.

On the- beautiful campus of St. Dunstans Univprsity and on the‘ same spot where, seventy-five yearsl ago, a little college opened her doors to a student body of three, hundreds of graduates yesterday celebrated the birth of their Alma Mater. In the C0l’i\'i\’l8l atmosphere of class reunions and college yells, the occasion is in-J deed a memorable one with graduates attending the festivities from all over the North American continent. On the University grounds yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Pontifical High Mass was celebrated by His Lordship Bishop Kelley, of Oklahoma. In the sanctuary were seated His lordship Bishop Boyle, of Pittsburgh, Bishop Morrison of Antigonish, Rt. Rev. J. C. McGuigan, Edmonton and 5i: George Hennesey and Sir Charles Dalton in robes of papal knights.

'I'he following clergy officiated: Ceiebrant, His Lordship Bishop Kei- lev: High Priest, Right Rev, Mon- signor J. C. McLean: Deacons of Honor, Rev. M. Monaghan, Rev. L. smith; Deacon of the Mass, J. N. Poirler; Sub Deacon of the Mass, Rev. J. Nelligan: Master of Ceremonies. RM’. P. McMahon, D, D,

The following music W88 rendered by the choir of st. Dunstan’; Basilica, under the direction of Mr. W. J. Brown: Kyrie (Concori) Gloria (Van Bree) Credo (Drebois) Sanctus (van Bree‘ Alznus Del (D’Archambean.) The solos throughout were admirab- iv taken by Rev. B. Gillls, S, F. Doyle l-Yld W. J. Brown,

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The absence of His Lordship, Bishop Olseary, who took suddenly ill on Tuesday night, was a general cause of regret. '

Official Opening

“You have no more devoted friends than those you made in College, with whom you contended on the campus and studied in the classroom and upon whom you played youthful and harmless pranks," said the Rector, Rev. J. A. Murphy in wel- coming the Alumni. "Many of you have come a. long distance and in rc- visiting the old scenes and recalling the many happy incidents, I hope that you will forget the passage of the years and each become a boy again. Undoubtedly you are all glad to attribute some of your success in life to your Alma Mater.

"We are inclined to think of the past ocn such occasions. It was on Jan- uary, 11, 1855, when only three stu- dents, one of whom, Rev. Ronald V. MacDonald, died but a few years ago, were the first to enter. As we view this unpretentious opening we can not help but admire the vision, the faith and the courage of those men who founded this University. _

"St. Dunstanb has since laboured under great difficulties. Our endow- ment is confined almost entirely to maintenance. Dalton Hall stands as a mark of generosity and zeal for education of one of Prince Edward Island's greatest benefactors~ﬁir Charles Dalton. But. what of the fu- ture? We cannot afford to stand still. We must have highly qualified

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"Come to Dance and Ice Cream Festival at Spring Park School Grounds, August 8th. 7111-8-7-21.

"Dr- 01m, M D-Stu-t how homo u evention curs. Purdy Station, Wat- a”? C0,, N. Y“ U. B. A. 5233-64-00 509$. 13 pd. ii i “The St. Andrew's Dramatic Soc- “Y W111 present their play, "Sweaty Water 'I'rl.il" in C. M. B. A. HalL,’ “On River, Iridsy, July 9th. Good '> iall-lu. 7087-8-6-3l.

"Come to the m party at st. ‘ "EH, Saturday, August 17th. 7002-8-0-31

_ "Follow the crowd to St. Columbil u. Eat Point, Monday evening. "Wit 12th and see "Peg O‘ My m" Drcsentd by the Morell Dra-

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"Gems to tho m Cream swim, " times in Pours mil, Friday ‘ i"- Aunut nth. riai-a-r-si "Church of mglnnd Picnic. 0ND- “4- Saturday. August ioth. Bind ncert from 4 till I by Legion Band- Iiormy Monday. ‘Illil-B-‘I-Sl "Mimlluuoun Concert put on by in Barbara McNeil! and other hsriotutown talent at Victoria H111 ""40 evening, August 10th, under 1m of It. John's W.A.

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teachers, more scientific equipment and more library facilities. St. Dun- stan‘s must extend her sphere of usefulness." Dr. Murphy declared that since her foundation, St. Dun- stans has provided over 300 young men for the priesthood.

His Honour Lieutenant Governor

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"CflmB to W. M. s. Festival this evening in George Shaw's field. Brackley Point, If not fine next fine day. 7l45-B-8-ll

"Reserve Thursday. Aug. 15th, 1929 for tea at St. Margaret's. Good music. All the usual attractions. 7135-8-8-41

"Lodges Eton and Prince Edward S. O. E. joint meeting at B o'clock. Important business. By order of Committee. ‘1134-8-8-11

"At Victoria Rink. Friday. Aug, 9th, one big night of fun. See ad elsewhere in this issue. ‘I149

"The Buckley Guild will present their play ‘Aunt Jerushy on the Wor- path" in Harrington Hall, Thursday evening. August 15th. 1147-8-84!

"Club hogs m: lambs over 70 pounds will be taken at Elmira after a p. m. Tuesday, August l3. Sourls forenoon, August 14th. List with "mm-y, 7142-04-21 "Schools re pening — schools having 0 weeks holidays in midsum- mer and 2 weeks in October will open on Tuesday, Aug. 13th. Those hov- ing I weckl holidays will open on Aug. 27th. ‘liaa-l-B-Si

"Health Examination -- Students attending P. of W. College during the college your 1039 1nd 80 and who are resident in Ohlrlottletown will pre- sent themselves for n/hultb enm- instlon at thl ind Cross Oﬂlci. cmiemwm amour www- Aul. 10th. 1180-00-81

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Figures On Liquor Traffic In Canada Released By Dominion Bureau Of Statistics.

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(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont., Aug, 'l.—Liquor salgs in 1928 through provincial gov- ernment commisions totalled $101,- 694,384, rather more than $10 per cnpita over all Canada. Figures on the liquor traffic in Canada, covering sales in eight of Canada's nine. pro- vlnces were released today by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Gov- ernment control is in effect lri all provinces excepting Prince Edward Island and Nova. Scotlc.

The total government revenue from the liquor traffic during i928 amoun- ted to $72,560,501. Of this smcunt $39,805,291 rolled into d- ' ‘ 1 coff- ers while the remainder $22,855,201, was provincial revenues. Actually the

latter figure does not include all than $400,000 distributed to municip- profits of liquor control boards. Less slities, than one third of Saskatchewan's Columbia's total. _ —

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'Nuinerous Concessions Granted Egypt Under New Pact.

iSpecial to the Guardian)

LONDON, Aug, '7.--Brlti.sh military occupation of Egypt, except for the Suez Canal zone, is abandoned And other important and far-reaching re- forms agreed to in the new/Anglo- Egyptian draft treaty, details o! Viwhich were issued today by the for- leign oﬂice. The proposals are p a [great advance on anything hitherto]

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Eugenelt-a-fjieur Arbitrator In I ’m Alone Case

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont., Aug. 7-— Canada has elected Eugene Lafleur, D. C. L., Ll. D., K. 0., eminent counsel of Montreal, as Canadian arbitrator in the I'm‘ Alone case. The government of the United states has appointed Willis Van Devanter, associate judge h or the Supreme Court of the United States as itsfmember. Announcement of the selections was made simultan- eously in Ottawa. ‘aha Washington this evening.

At the slime time, the Department of External Affairs at Ottawa an- nounced that John E. Read, K. C., of the Nova Scotia bar and legal ad- visor o1 the department, had been appointed Canadian agent in the case, Counsel for the Dominion of Canadl in the case are W. N’. Tilley. K. C, of Toronto, and Aime Geof- frion, K. C.

tion Meeting.

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Following the meeting of the Al- umni Association of St. Dunstanb University yesterday afternoon, the amount of $30,000 was subscribed to- wards on endowment fund for Uni- versity activities. Contributions are still coming lhJhd it is hoped that the amount will reach a suggested ob- jective o! 8100.000.

MniFrank J. Curran, inventor of New York, subscribed $3,000 yester- day.

Other subscriptions were:

Alumni Member, $1,000.

Bishop Kelley, Oklahoma. 51,000. '

Henri Crnpesu, Montreal, $1,000.

The following $500 each: Messrs L. J, McArthy, manager Royal Bank’. Invert-lass, N. S., Hon. J. A. MacDon- ald, Cardigan; Sir George Hennessey. Portland. Oregon, Dr. Howard Dol- ton, SomerviIleAMass, (son of Sir Charles Dalton); Rt. Rev. Msgr. Muc- Lean, Rev. Gregory MncLellm, Har- old White, Bnthurst, N. 5., Rev. John A. MacDonald, Rev. A. P. Mcullan.

$250 each: Rev. M. J. Smith, Kin- kors, Arthur Doslsrdins, Rev. W. V. MacDonald, Rev. F. I. Walker. Rev, James Donahue, Miami.

A umber 0g the priests and facul- ty contributed one year's salary. namely, $250.

The following are taking out in- surance policies varying from $500 to $1,000 in favor of it. Dunstan: Rev. I’. L. Mullslly, Rev. Patrick Walsh. Plcton McCormsck, Douglu L. Ho'- gan, Cornelius Campbell, Dr. A. A. Mulinlly, Boston, Dr. Rank Benton. Somerville, Mum. Rev. Joseph Roon- ey, Rev. M. J. Rooney, licv. C. R. Smith, Selcornb, Mus, Rev. K, trodimd Rev- Dr- Cyril Gum, o. HC-Phﬂldn, wiiiism w. I-lughcl, deleglto of Lnvll University. Father Neil A. Nolan, Hoxbury, Mass, Rev. Gllﬂﬁlbfi-illllhi Ifﬁﬂﬂls from Laval J. A. Rooney. Helena, Montana, luv. and than announced his million u Joseph Ward, Lckcville, N. B. thntotmnntins Rev-LA. Murphy. min mam contributed ‘whim the Rector, with the degree of osmi- cum could not be scoured yum- day.

which is published elsewhere. His Honour paid a stirring tribute’ to the generosity of Sir Charles Dalton, Owen Connolly and others.

“There is living evidence, living testimony and living memorials be- fore me of the work St. Dunstan/s University is accomplishing," said Premier Saunders, the next speaker. "Your education seems to encourage young men to work in the Master's vineyard, noble work indeed. There are many not present now who are thinking of their Alma Mater whom you must remember and there are

ose who nro absent, whosg v01”; . hlllhﬂl. Knowledge of such 1m. tulle: wmethinr." Mr. Saunders m:- ther declared ‘that it is a put source of pride and gratification to know that the many graduates of St. _Dunstsn's attribute their success to their Alma Mater and bid all visitors welcome to this Province.

Pleasing Future _A vcry pleasing future of s proceedings then took plice w_ Rev. Father Gavin Monlghsn m.

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treaty of two years ago, but makes‘ important concessions to Egypt. “I'll: British occupation will cease and

the Seuz Canal zone. The British government will use its inﬂuence to induce other powers to consent to the abolition‘ ofjtl-ic cipltulitions or; extratorritorial right and will assist] Egypt to become a member of the‘ League of Nations. Further, Great Britain recognizes] that the protection of foreigners in EBYDt ls a matter devolving solely upon the Egyptian government. Th! protection of minorities was one of lhg four "reeerved” points by the Bri- tish government two years ago, but it is now admitted that this will be exclusively ‘the concern of the Egyp- tian government. ‘The Britsih 1n- spsctor-general of the serum“ "my vriil’ cease to function, completely,‘ and sll British personnel will be’ withdrawn from the Egyptian forces- Similar concessions in other re- spects are foreshadowed in the 110$" exchanged. For instance, Egypt re- ss c result of l. stirring appeal at the mm m! rm“ to “u” Emu", opening cg the anniversary celebra- , omcms m varlm“, ‘dmow capagig. '*‘°“ Yblmay by “h” “m” °“’ies where British officials hitherto behalf of old St. Dunstarrs. we" employuL The mo“ important,‘ The Alumni Asociatlon meeting, ‘concession on Great 5mm“ p"; is , which was largely attended, was pre- l the wnhdmwal o; Briggs“ garrison! E sided over by Mr. J. Augustine Mnc- [to the “M, long my, w“ rgfused Donald. Addresses were made Wt“, we negotiations two years IIOw Bishop Kelley, Senator Hughes, Bish- i Sh, Austen Chmwhm, the“ ggcre- , °P “mmwm Rev- F‘ F‘ walker‘, tary of state for foreign aﬂlirs, held‘ Messrs. Henri Crapeau, Edward‘ out this u a possibility tan years Trcinor, Picton McCormack. and oth- , hem?‘ ers. The annual report. submitted by; l Rev. Gavin Monaglun, was received, u arid adopted. An excellent rebut I01’, which Mr. Thas. White was caterer,‘

Yesterday. Mr.

MZINVAUKEE, Wis, Aim, ‘L-Vic- tor L. Berger, world socialist leader and Milwaukee newspaper publisher. died It l hospital hm this after- noon from iniuria noiivld July i0, wbnstruckbvoacrcotcsrJlrJt-

w“ "w"; by the ladies‘ committee, B to which all present did /ample jus-l tlce. A warm vote of thanks was, tendered Resident MacDonald and,‘ the retiring members oi’ the executive j the celebration. ‘ . "rhs following officers were elect- If ed for the ensuing year: - Hon. Pres, Sir Charles Dalton. _ President: H. l". MccPbee. "gnu-m; i; m; programme o! the I Vice Pres: Henri Crnpelu. Mark ll. Foam“ by m. “n” m“ “gum f secy. ‘Irclszliev. Gavin P. Mon- m5 p. m. i uhnn- ' \ o Clnldl Asst. Sec: Rev. R. V. McKenzie. L M-rahxluhu out l t Mg- Mmln» c- V- Mrvnu- “'5” D" c‘ l 2..OV¢!$lll'¢~—D0fOlh0l. G. Rosin H. Dalton, Samar-ville. Mus, J. A. ‘mm _ MI°D°M1¢ 3""? “Wmm- m“ a. n: Babies Rig-C. 1.. Johnston Special credit for tho wonderful‘ 5 M.rch,_°’t‘c" of thsbly. I- l‘ lucceu which attended the day's pro- Hm i, ceedings is due Mr. J. Augustine Msc- Q van w°_rm Jun l’ vugbmd - who were chieﬂy responsible. q_ my;_7h, yo," 1n m. you“... Bynopois-L-Midnight in the Forest. 1-month; in the ‘forest. i-he birﬁ-I the F0170. 8. Walt: Mln0Nl—lﬂlllf. i. Mcrcb-Ubdcr tbs Double llﬂo. O

on their great work in preparini f0?! Patron, Bishop Olen‘?- McGuigsn. on Queen square, commencing at; lbrecutive: Louis WW1", J- F- MC‘ gay P- 1"- Wllw- a. Wlitk-SOHII of um. n. Round DWI“ "'4 W- “m” Plum“ Lover. Soloist, Leo much. nwakl. SP-Marning Prayer. 4.--In wane.

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iivhccl of the machine struck s ro:l:= and Mr. Harding was thrown head-l LATE}; long, ‘ l The accident was iviinessed by Min} Mr. Harding passed away a: about Leonard Rogers, who found Mr. Hard- !230 without regaining ccnsrizusrezs in: unconscious on the road where The deceased leaves a betegvei u-i. he fell. He at once telephoned for a, datv. and parents, Rev. w. z-L hm doctor and the ambulance and. thellvlrs. Harding, now st their summer lnlured man was removed to the cottage at Hebrsn, Lot 43, also two Prints County Hospital, where his broihers and four sisters. ’

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336 Seizures In N. S. Liquor Raids In Last 6 Months

\ (Special to the Guardian) I “Lon-non, Aug. 7.—'I‘_hcl'c is a. like- lihood of an increase in Chg eirports of welsh anthracite to Canada amounting to 2,000,000 tons a your as a result of the forthcoming visit to the Dominion of Rt. Hon. J. H. Thdznas. Minister of Employment, sc- cording to the Manchester Guardian today. The paper says there is a strong impression amounting almost to belief in certain business quarters, that Mr. Thomas will not content himself with enquiring into the pos- sibility of Canada. absorbing a sub- stantial number of England's unem- ployed, but will investigate trade de- velopment prospects as well, with a. view to relieving the coal and other depressed industries.

Preventive Officers made 301 Still."- es in the Province and netted 12,357 gallons of assorted liquors during the six months period chain; Jim: 3; wpears from a statement which 3'91"‘? Cltlow. acting Divisional Chief of the Excise Preventive Service, Lg. sued yesterday. in view of recent‘ charges lgninst the department in Halifax.

The statement also shows the seiz- ure of other goods and s. large num- ber of automobiles and boats of dif- ferent kinds.

Quantities of liquor seized range anywhere from one quart up to 2,500 gallons in s single seizure,

Liquor seized consisted of rum, alcohol. Scotch whiskey, gin and brandy. ~

Tanker Afire

(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX, N. 5., Aug. ‘l-The tink- cr Mina. Brae, was afira at anchor. off Csnso Head tonight, according to , s. wireless message received here by C. S. Harvey of the Department of , Marine and Fisheries from the stcam- ip-m- W053’ 1110 ﬁrst» daily air express er Spica. The crew has been taken lwfvloe in Cﬂmldi! operating between on, Th; Ming, 3m; l; a gfggmgy 0g Toronto and Hamilton. London and 2,553 tens, she sailed from 35m“ Windsor was inaugurated ivhrnaFair-

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