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, ‘NOR SALI-OVER-SIZE RRO e -' ' . t and over- ‘WANTED MAlD FOR GENER cents either spoke the lite Ho: it!" 11"“ “i” °d ei 1101150701! ll. Mrs. n. Davies, 14 Esplanade. pniia IUOOT ON‘ FRIDAY MORNING. been united. in the getwean In?“ ‘lad so: h d lth ti - l l; . llllsfan‘! H, " I Bl’! V! DlDflfQ I18 6i‘ Ill o“ 9km “ma” cum“ n w arey tortoise shell ririllngtfiieee country.- Price es with ohllid attached to pin. tnle. Telephone Finder please lure It 001D _ , ‘ 217111311211 £11.11 RG1”!!! -.

vluro won lAI-b-FQR 8A“!

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Island ‘

"rile Paperllllall " 00v, rs Prince Edward

Like The Dew "It .

i

Largest fir-tinting Class

liltilresiligifrogrlmaie Carried Out.

There was u large attendance at the colnlniencement exercises of st, Dunstalfs University yestgl-day aftern n. The program, wlrlcl, has at redv I-Dllesred in The Guar- 1111111. __ as carried ‘out successfully and was lhuemented by brief all.

drflfls from His Grace Archbishop-

O’Leai'y of Edmonton, His Lord. ship Bishop O'Leary of Charlotte- town, Lieut. Governor McKlnnon, lids l-ionor Judge ~Warburton and H01!- W- M. ‘L68. Commissioner of Agriculture. The graduating C1833 this year was the largest in the histvrv of the institution.

{Following tllc onnnln; march by the students orchcclrn come the reading cg. the Alumni Prlzg ‘Essay, by Mr, w.11. “"111 01119111‘?- The subject of this essay~ The Safeguards of Society flflalnst Bolsllev~ism"~was 511g which called for n thorough know-

" 1111188 of the trend of modern ideas, and eirlhibited in its colilpligltlgn sound judgment as wall as literary skill. Mr. 0 Leary's reading or his 9111111)’ Iwfla marked by clearness and vigor.

After a vocal-solo by Mr. Wastcr. fan Gordon the medals and prizog were distributed by His Lfltiiihll Bishop OlLeal-y '

After the distribution of medals ""4 P111914 811d Home further mus- lc by the orchestra, an eloquent address to the graduating students W118 delivered by Rev. Terence

Campbell. whose sound advice and profound comments upon present 1111)’ society and modern scientific and social dotrines was tempered with many humorous allusions and sly digs at the stud-eats themselves. While laying bare the many pit- falls and temptations awaiting the young graduates uptn their en- try into the busy work-a-liey world, tile speaker was also careful to

of human nature. and to emphasize r._ - . ,-. \

oilllflfl” I a than; o3“... n _

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it “(its claimed, prayed as diligent- ly as he fought. Foch presented the remarkable spectacle of a gen- eral insulting women and children l0 P111)’ for him wliil-c he led- great armies to victory. The speaker de- plored the futile attempts of such brilliant men as Sir Oliver Lodge and Sir A. Conan .Doyle, who quitting work in which they were benefiting the human race——if only by the writing of amusing fiction —-—--<ea----- --to take up researches which ' '

were beyond the domain of sclen- tlfic study. He alluded to the ; ‘ spread oi the theory of evolution and ‘maintained that however plausible it appeared‘ it could not anywhere stand the test of nat- ure. Humanity has not yet out- stripped its Caesars and Alexand- ers. Neither in crime nor virtues are we greater than our pre- decessors. as tile theory of evolu- tion would require us to believe. Religion has stood an acid test dur- ing the Great War and has come out stronger than ever. in France, where previous to the war, infid- elity was widely spread, men be- gan to turn for relief to religion.

lht.‘ Glee Club.- -

Uri \".i iity then delivered a com- l11‘°i- “i” review 0i ‘ 111B V9515 crime game," he told one of the work, vllicli-has Lléflni most suc- cessful in every way. The full text 0f hi5 11114119118 8119811111 in 111101 ' young lllen take my life as all ex- ' ample to go straight, His ‘Lordship Bishop O’Leary, lu company’ leave guns a. brief address, expressed his Work honestly pleasure at attending for tile first ' time the closing exercises of St. denr 11101118,," he 531.1 Dunstalfs especially on the pra - .. sent occasion which is the wind- lug-up cf so successful ll. year's \vork. l-le congratulated not only show the other and ln-lgnler 51.1., the succbssful students but also those who failed, for very often

her column.

11b y‘! transition. rilllflfatlier Campbell.

“but 11, llr-wll, lie 110119,; 11m 1111,18, spoke feelingiyyof the charm which will eventually -corne right and that °111 , the students graduating today will "M1111 W115 Fnlumieii "P011 "-11 119°? 19ml n nnnd 1n Qnlllng 11 fight 11 religious influence. This influence is being recognized more and more lnken n], by 0mm“ has lat go his own business to take as ‘m 811°11'13" ieamm "r “n “m” up Somebody Elna-n The 5319111151 cational institution He expressed has left ills laboratory," he conin- 1-1111 SB11~11i116 11191151110 i1 ‘K7116 1111" “ca, c111“; 1111118111115 bu]; "non 1.1m. to he privileged once more to ad- self and is probing vainly into the 111°“ ""1 8141111111189 °i 51- Bu“ ' 8911-1111111 wonky 5cm,“ h“ be, Btflfl'8‘U'fliV8l"Blly. The institution. come luvstic and tlle mystics have he bPhe-ved- is mm’ in i“ infancy-

aocms these days that every man

become the practical men oi af-

fairs). TM speaker mstnnced m, sphere of activity will broaden with stories told of Marshal Foch, who “i” Yeiirs‘ The concluding addresses were made by His Honor Lieut. Gover- _ nor McKlnnon, Judge Warburton, . ‘ and Hon. W. M. ‘Lea who, each in § p _ turn congratulated the graduating students and all concerned for the ,.. , ..-. _ splendid work achieved.

' ’ ' ‘ ' The exercises concluded with the

. ——————————- singing of 0' Cllnnli a ‘d the Na- OR‘ SAUBe-ROU-SE ON CUM- tional Anthomn. a h

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berland Street. Apply Mrs. Rose lMcCarron. 1.60 Sidney St. 3i.

__.._.___._____________..______ BOOKS FOR BALE-ALL KINDS of ieadln. Apply M-rs. Aeneas

vTRrJTEoY-Ioodk FOR sullen-Ell

lugs ‘Milmngworth Ave.

P-llTlf; a alr- of light rimmed

glasses. ' inder kindly communi-

cate wlth 169 Grafton Street. - ~ \

‘FOR BALE OLVDIGDALE MARE color black, 13 ears old, also 3 year old‘ heavy orse‘. Apply ‘D. C. McKinley, North River.

‘FOR SALE, DOUILI TEN!-

mellt house in city. For particu q-m known 1n every 13nd’ on every

airs apply to Mdsesn it- McKlll non, Royal Bank" Building. char- lottetown.

55a eats-sons wares

fountain in 800d vfdflf- Allllil’ “LAYING l-IENS FOR ‘SAUE. AP- . L ply 40 Hayfield Street.

vrono can FOR sans, oven - F‘QR--8ALl--A puns ell-gr}

238 Kent Street.

Nelson Hnmlliflli-

town ll She ry‘s Bridge, Sat urdayjluwomahls rubber boot.

Finder please leave at Guardian. only 2,000 miles. Ap iy Bourke d».

._*..+._-4—-—- Wdndsor, Service stion. Mater! " Such, then, has been it atlon. in the past but what

WANTED. -— EXPERIENCED

waitress for dining room. AP-llly "BALESMEN WANTED ‘TO RE- preaent “Canada's Great Nut- serielf‘ Handsome free outfit_ ex WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL elusive territory . Highest dom- hmrse work no washing. Ap- missions. Start now at best sell- ply ti. Mrl. J. C. Sims Z49 Upper in; ti ‘Stone ‘E ‘Wellington. torieli and of our defea pflnlgg street. "The ontbill Nurseries," ‘Poi-on ins of Llle classroom w to, Ont. - - tellecte w

Victoria Hotel. .

llluled.‘ All new tires. cheap 1°? quiclfsais. M1915 P1111" m‘ Rennie. Truro, N. .

Owner ieevl

iv painted. fi $1119“ "M9"

1115-11”? or, 1n- teilurq» ‘ uleinmttantrluilrph

There 'is a word beieweled wth

A little word that breaks the its utterance must ever bring

'I‘he' memories it crystals can

ocean, "Pis called good-byel‘ Already our course is ended and

Mulch. Mt. Herbert. ‘LOST BETWEEN CHARLOTTE. ‘FOR SALE, FIVE PASQENGER

lxlllelsls N8TAN's‘

in History of institution.

The next item on the program-l ...i the commencement Song by

iiea’. Dr. ‘Mcbellan. rector-tot the

Hiis Grace ' Arch i-bisll op O’Leary

ISt, Dunstan’s exercised. and

' sell in deeds.

iltead ‘by Lmils P. Callaghan at Maegan” I 133 $031110"; gt the Commencement Exercises of ‘ lSt. Dunstan’s University My 'Lord, ‘Intrev. sooty; Your Hon- . our. Your - ors p. ev. Fathers Con.“ was” ‘$500’ A” 9Y8? and Gentlemen of the Faculty, Fel- low; Students, Ladies and Gentle- me . -

sounding token,

ever spoken.

chain of‘ years;

never die,-

i

s.-

Mespotamiall ‘e Situation

1-—5ii11' today when troopers rounded up 3,000 blacks and marched them to 110F164 1011113! ill 01- Convention hall. Scattered! fight- A be 111°Pe11=i118ly 1111- ing was con-tinned on the outskirts “widths to the resorts of the city but it is thought that ellreflell-ted that» 1119131111511 the racial war is albout ended. Six 1190955117 whites and forty-four negroes were

the killed according to the best avail-

Mion of the British foroes in Mes- potamia was re

stable.

‘were faced with tile either of withdrawing i’ 611111111‘? 01‘ of adding reserves to Si)?‘ 131%! fliwfldv there. One plan The riots started when 20o négroes 5m c “was said to be under oon- tried to storm a jail to relgase a e111 011 =11)’ the British was v- nezro charged with assault on a withdrawal to [Basra and tile or- ganization of an Arab state there under Emir Feishul.

Remains 600i

(Special to The Guardian ).

WOODSTOCK, Ont., June 1.~—Al- tbouglli he ‘has only n. few more hours to live, Norm-an Garfield is showing the salme steel nerve that has always» been with him. slept last night just like a babe. Ilia was awakened at (lilJWIl by the birds chattering on‘ the chimney a good breakfast of toast, poached eggs and coffee,- and tak- en from his night cell across the corridor to his day cell he walk- ell with a steady stride and appear- ed to be well within himself. would like the young men of Wood- stock, Toronto and everywhere to knolw there is nothing

filo

jail officials. “l nm going to the

beyond tonlorrow," and

' Maritime Delegates

disgrace to my, family and my

now. before leaving this tranquil nort to set sail on the turbulent ‘ca. of life we have assembled here

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA fTi-llMtdS-DAY, JUNE 2,1921

Racial Riot

Tulas race riot, which tookfa toll of upwards of fifty lives, ended

able‘ check at police headquarters.

white girl.

insurgents Checked ‘z By Arrivlloi ‘ ‘British ‘irllops

(Special to-‘The Guardian)

OPPEI. Upper Silesia, June, 1.~- Repulsed indheir latest attacks mi tile German lines near -Kallanov, Polish insurgents are threatening a reign of terrorism, according to accredited reports here today. ‘Filo Poles were said to have planner] to useWlvnallnite onpublic build- ings and German homes. ‘They were especially angered at the ur- rival of British reinforcements in Silesia. The insurgents reduced the, castle of Kalianov with an ar- idllem machine gun atltack, but were driven back on Anna-berg. -Sixty Poles and fifteen Germans were killed during the engagement. Briti§h troops are settling their (new garrlsons today to await tile arrl\l of three more battalions.

Teachers Met

in Convention At P.W.C. Hall

The Annual Session of the l’. E. Island Teachers’ Convention me! YB-"lterdfly '“~"noon in Prince of Wales College liali, with President inspector LJW. Show in tile chair.

Tile first business was the ap- Dointmeiit of committees. as fol-

_ TlllitlS 50 Lives (Special to The Guardibih )

AU-IJSA, Okla... June 1.——'i‘he

Press-Principal L_ Wynne; Miss ' L. J. Taylor; Principal Yeo. Commiittcw-lnspectoi- pector Allld: Principal l;-

RC80ilillOfl8~—Pl'lllCl]llll

D Seaman: John Sullivan;

-Principal

Principal Johnston; Principal Mor-

satay; J. S. McBeth. omlnatln —-Princl l J. D. S ll- l

1111111. E. J. Iglunn; lnggector J. i‘. (lharlotteto‘vn' and

AFTERNOON SESSlON

The President introduced Miss Jll-‘ifiliilillc MOLUlCllBY. M. A.. Edit- or of tile Educational Review. Silo ilskflii r111‘ IEO-fipftfilflnn teacher-i in the circulation of iicr 11111181‘. its it n-as the only one of its kind in the Maritime Provinces.

Tile President then gave his up- wel-

comed the members of the l’. E.

island 'l‘eachers Union at

the

their

Great responsibilities are thrust upon us. he said. and we . i-lc advised strong (Special to The Guardian ) ell-operation oi’ the teachers. paid a glowing tribute to Dr. S. N. Robertson, principal of the College

must

Ht?

They said they were expected wltli- in a few days.

i Arrive ia Ottawa

(Special to The Gualidiaii 1 hfONTitEWL, June 1.-~\Vltli the

to say" to our Alma Mater. “The __ saddest word fond, lips have. 8V8!‘ the. i‘Yit11.€11'1li,GQYi1!‘.liB19l13‘-c$

, , y 1 kg";-flilig'illtj d1 l; k t tell‘ rend ustment orig-ta mmi‘§“-.¢'"‘3T'“-'i°'°"i“"m‘ "i" t gfllllllllll of yeirgi-‘ir m“ ma g o 1

I in Willie oi‘ ‘"11"- ‘ today a llianner that will aid the com-

we go rorth ri-om gllc ghgllgflng mercl. and industries of the him-l- walls of Old ‘St. rDunstans Todaytimfl Pftlvimlefl. a. strong ‘iellllld we part. Our college days nrc m; tlon from Halifax, ‘St. Jolln, Ohm-- more, 1111c lwllccl of‘ our six y0lll‘B'llOl.tBt0\Vll. Mont-ion and other cen- ip [urn tres passed through Montreal last Tomorrow" evening cnrolite to Ottawa. The sunlllicr schools Mr. Show explain- - l -tl wll prcscnt their case t]: etglita Ogrelilller. i119 Minister 0r Railways and Canals, and other De,,,,ru,,m1l0l ministers today.

span has revolved to be

the lamp of our future lighted; tomorrow we g0 into our 91105911 ED118198 of life's activity. Soon we shrill be separated from one another, separated from Oui- Alma Mutter and her environments.

lDear Alma Mater, as we stand 1111B 110110 W611 1111-119 1111111 1111i i114 on the threshold, really to lletakei ourselves from your hallo-well pro-l cincts we should like to cull in review eacll of tile many benefits that you have conferred upon us, and thus show to the world the great work which you compiishing. But. the ti-nnscenllant 1111111111191‘ 01' your work and the ude and variety of your benc- ender this impossible. not only impossible, it is unneces- san; for what we find impossible to ell-press iii words is daily expres- -1r. is expressed in the careers of the many eminent men who rejoice in affectiolldicly owing St. Dunstau's as their Aims. Mater.

Her graduates occupy positions or honor and trust both at home and-abroad. Whether they labor in ‘the vineyard of the Lord .or have positions on the Bench or at the Bar; whether engaged in the culture of the fine arts, or in com- mercial life they have shed lustre- bflun 1mm?‘ upon the institution that fosteired

The "‘-‘ word fend-lips have

Maritime Provinces

ACKER STABLE WILL COMPETE , .

yREDERyC-I-ON‘ N_ B" June 1__. the Canadian Teltcliers Federation, Tor.. asking the cooperation of the Union, also to name three delegates to attend their annual convention to be hclli in Toronto shortly. in conclusion he urged that

mui

Tho racing stable of Len ‘R. Acker, fits

of Halifax, are to take lip quarters at the Fredericton Park Associa- tion til-DIES) mill will ta-ke part in the ‘Mainev-New Brunswick cir - cult this summer. The rear six leach" i" iiie horses in the string are now on the way from Truro whore they it 100111105 111° have had‘ their preliminary work- nut.

crcw of the Lsperrlntn llrrlvcrl in porttodny or the fishing schooner Elsi, all sore rlrld sound. They were picked up thr-cc hours after their craft. the speed qllccn nf the. AfilGrl can fishing fleot, 1011111191811 Oil‘ lSnhle Island. Tile‘ 318119141110 W11“ the winner of the htsrustlonal Fishermens ‘ri-opiiy last f:l_ll_

them in their youth. spread and beneflcent has become the influence of those, who in the past- drank from her fountains of faith and science, that now we can emote-u ».‘.’..“.'ll..““.i...‘.““.§.l.“°..'2..’“.515.552’.2 Liam Anal-Mm new some small degree, reaped benefits from the teaching of the instltli- ‘mom was helm] m Hm quprenie “on WM] we tangy’ so pruumy Court today regal-ding the inlunc‘ tlon obtain/ed fby Montreal whole sale lirluor dealers rosti-sinilll: the iflltovincllal ipffilllhl-tlflf‘, rluthoilitles

rouglit into “Kiting conclusion of tile session

the lencgors vlsaterl the

r an lllnlyoclirtlallllcnl-‘lgrm by Superintendent Qlnnk “n5. his staff.

gvgNl-N-G session

call our Alma. Mater, - Dear old St. Dunstan’s! Only we who have had the advantage 0f dwelling within these walls can re- alize “lg wealth of feeling and "m" seizing ""1"" "me the province in bond for export pm-ua To “s the ma" mention shipment. Dr. W. B. l-Valince and of it serves as an inspiration. How W"M~ “Wm “Pimiimd i” i“ m” deal-iv did we love to liear it i-e.|'-'h0l'lties_ Counsel for llrlunr mm- hauied and painted. Apply H. Q Holestleu bull calf. Apply Percy nnngen as we 9,119,.“ the “rem, of alanine included Dr. B. M. Bax- sport! How often has it cheered us m" - C-- ‘M- 9- Teeii- K- C" Dr‘ F on lo V1610"! 5H0“. one“ has 1m _R. Taylor K. (3.. J. P. ‘Djiolvin and Inna-lo pawn,- “red m". ‘iagglng W. G. Pugsley, Jr. K. (,., of Ottawa twrlnr can ilfllilendid o dl- energy and tlllls enablerrus to tlon will! full "equipment, n carry back; again and agent-the RAIN QHECKS BRUSH FIRE-S laureis or victory to _our Alma

unot-ion contained

campus. the scene strength end p

we est-Union nrl-‘lclalse CHARGED

‘mend of duty or the niirtllfnl call to play; mernorl s of our class.

ST.‘ O '. . . — - mil“ “m1 whmn J m. N lhrggne 1 Gus

ve (l. Lanalilne, for eosttrer of the ‘local longshore-

‘9-‘21-‘331 nylice ‘court hiodsw wit; the theft

'n rum a or t a union. he amount l , 11191111111 lnvolwvl is iii the vlr-mity of three K211011330?‘ 1325113; hundred and fifty dollars.

11°F 911 e01 mat

“lentil-allies refill-l .-

(inject of making representation lo

rates o-n the old lntercolonlal in

m}. JOHN. N. s, Jliflo l—Ar‘g11-

ROTHESAY. N. n, Jllne 1-- 3°“ “i “m” s ilispir- Light rains this morning servcvl to n wealth check in a considerable nxinm the of memories it will contain for us brush fires which have been burn- in the future-memories of the in: in this vicinity for some day!- of our trlsln of it is feared the fire will sprint: iln of_our vlc-‘nlznin in those ports where it is ts; memor- still smouldering. unless morn. rnir. herd our fn- falls. ere trained and develop-

“... of the lbell wh

nae-i

WITH THEFT

.r'-.~‘-~‘--vw."f'1'."" ..- ~ .

teacher's Mr. Shaw explained that

increased

- t], r l z ' l ll _. ll f ' ' _ .Z."...‘..Y;’ Bilhilii. i.’Ii.“...Z§éZ.'i§..§’. Latin Americans

relllzirkcd that tile standard

Will Withdraw s ‘ From League

WASli-LNTGTON. Jiune 1.-‘-\Vith-

of education in would -h_v higher if the tetlchers: ii-aliiinghvrln ram-c‘ efficient. This is one of the molii ideals of tile Mr. Shaw remarked on the Amendment Clause recently pass- oli by tho Government in school attendance. lie thought that llic siilildiirli of sixty per cent. was not tun high.

Union.

ed that nothing (infinite 11-111 1101111 GOD‘) i111 tn till: present, illliwhc! had. promised i0 vntc iinif tllc grant 0-’ maintaining til-c schools. lo text books lie remarked iliat the text llflflliS lldlllltliliic ti) the Muri- tinlc Provinces would iic suitable ' - to us. ilmi it is to be hoped that

Prince Edward island will fall in lino with the other provinces in - this iilutter.

(special to rhe Guardian) The President than read a tele- gram fl-om the headquarters

become a lilcinlier of the Union. us

everyone to insure success. ‘Mr. ll. ll. Rollers- M. 11-. B- C- 11-- pddi-cggod til-c teachers in a very capable manner. ESPERANTO SAFE _lN PORT the 81mm o, m? $313,?“ m h? - _ 1__ work, and suzlrefilfl 11 Every 11 ~ HWLIFA-X’ N- S’ June The opcy engaged in educational, work should get busy in our 518111 11115- iness. which should influence us. vised more physical training 111111 nnner-ylsnll nlny in public schools. ‘The maximum oi’ a sound mind in a sound body slioulll be well exem- plified. Mr. Rogers remarked that he would like to see more singiilfi practiced in schools the province. as it had a cheerlnE effect on teachers and lllliliis- H“ hoped to see more patriotism i11- stilled into the minds of the child- ren and that the linK 811011111 “Y on every school in P. E. island dllying school hours in the near

The President. Mr. Show. intro- duced Di‘. H, D. Johnson and Miss Mnlvlnllnn who spoke on the sub- elfarc in the llllb- lio schools thr 118110111- lnce.

Dr, Jyllngon remarked that in the inspection of pupils 1m w 1118 1118* ant, about nine-tell“!!! 111111 or less serious allflwllll- child stage. these defects can cas- ily be remedied. w-YJBPBBB 51171713 the war fifty per cent of cur vol- unteers did not m-easliffi 1111 1° 111° army standard. lMiss McMahon in em excellent address explained how the teach- ers could oo-operate with he!‘ 111 1511131411"? this great work. ns the? ‘"19 =1" well acquainted with their pupils. She gave a comprehensive 01101116 of her inspection of .1116 5011011111-