ALSO . . . PETI SMITH NEWS AND TRAVEL- GLIMPSES OI‘ N, B.

“John Barrymore”

At The Capitol

Add up John Barrymore ‘h om of the most distinctive roles be has eyel- played, n. cast composed en- ilrely or front-rank screen iavcr- glonowlng were the police and

s. and an entirely new wrist to a beam, repons submigtgd g1; the

_s'.ei'y plot. and your result is monthly megun“ 0; she City coun-

.lght Club Scandal" which opens on Monday nlghL

BEA

today at the Capitol Theat Th

m. is new film is distinctiylertmlnhlfi one case of meningitis had been

way or treating ths amide:-

c the foundation of the story. "Night town during u“; month of May.

Club Scsnda." shows the autiierlc

G the murder at the beginning of the Cl-eelman at the monthly meeting

picture. when John Barrymore mult- liers his falthless wife and lants clues to implicate her lover, arve

16MB is On equal terms will» 14 Mt befgliowilfiily oiiuiiinoiiolis iiioliid- ahead of. the ltlrollcswluig W555i ed; a

_ ° I1 1°" B , 7 - Unlnsl 1 b10041 crime. The plots and counter-plots Wfifffi‘) zfhblood. gain“ Ahoy-

Wh0 WOPK OI!

SIOWI-I-lflv- JO-l“

CAPITOL-Ev‘???

"Iiflimfi

louu IIARRYMORE

LYNNE OVERMAN - CHARLB BICKFORD-LOUISE CAMPIBI l‘

COMEDY k NOVELTY REEL

Poficc And Health Reports At Bouncfl

LTll REPORT

reported in the City OI Churbtw- t-he health report read by DI- P- A- of the cltv Council Monday night

' dic ted. No cases had been quar- lallitlnied. 96 chest examinations had

This a. newly nsturc m:

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tOdBY-

It 12.30 today.

Summir half holidays. m: G

BOARD OF TRADE-S

today. Coffin 8a Co. occulred i1 Weymouch, many months

shore on iriday. BACK ‘D0 WORK-Mr.

omen-New G asgolw News.

general meeting tomorrow, urs- ciuy evening 8 o'clock. 11-1472.

H. M. S. ORION T0 VISIT HERE -Lleutcna.nt Governor George D. DeBlois has been ltd/vised that the 1-1. M, S. Orion, Captain H. R. G. Kinaham, of the Royal Navy, will arrive at this port July 13 and re- main until the 19th. The ship is 7,215 tons; length. 565 feet with a draft of 2i feet. Her crew includes

40 officers and 550 men.

HOME 0N VISIT-Mrs. I. C. Webster o! Cambridge, Mass, is

visiting her old home in Morell and spent a very pleasant week Darnley the guest of her hlcoo. Mrs. Fred Roach. Mrs. Webster since the death of her hudnnd. sold her farm ‘in Morell arldmovod to Cambridge where she runs a large rooming house, and her many friends wish her a pleasant Journey home.

MANY MOTOR. VEHICLES

CHECKED—203 motor vehicles had been checked by Mounted

whim are the result of the Clue- bus o; Spinal Fluid, Colloidal Gold. Police for lights, brakes, m., on

planting make a story which moves

stttop speed until the final lade- ou . Barrymore's plot moves steadily

ity 32; as he had planned. much to the w; L ; blood,‘ Kain _ grief of Stephens and his sister buéeéefieaiadjsease rem“; Patients

(Louise Campbell )\intil Miss Camp- beil enlists the aid of Reporter Lynne Overman in proving her bro-

Pleural Fluid 12

ted: Mal , 19: females 6. ¥§¥Tii 25. Newegases reported: M11185 4, females l. TIOf-B-l 5

, _ _ the Highway between Summer- Smears for G-C- 131 Wat/e"- 25- side, Borden, and Charlottetown. nillk. butterfat, sod. and sp- BTflV- 1m 9cm; p-rlpps announced l“; bBCW-Yl-Bl °° t 333 “mam nig t. This check-up had

75 made In the past inonih. Of this number 12 had appeared in court to answer charges of violations Total num- under the Highway Traffic Act.

ther‘s innocence. Overman uses his be‘, o; ‘ream-Eng “ivén during the it was said.

Inflllgiéenrcé: wéth ‘Deltfictlvilei Chatrleri monm 140

Be o n res to t e as o ' 11.90;- 5 Barrymor: un Il another rgiutder Hume N t brings events to n. head, and Barry- munmm clmiw 315 children given

more is arrested.

with the 6W5 °1 B BTW!’ °i sisted with Clinic for crippled ciill- réollcemen focuseglfinhhlmlfhg mur- m“ o!

m1‘ 1S able w. m“. y rwi- l" t t' t" n rt: (city son. thus outwlttlng the Justice of Qyyafilolggsggwxrillzcsfilrtl? 21. Deaths

protection. 21 home visits A8-

K. 0F C. OFFICER! ELECTED

Comple diphtheria im- -M.r. P. J. Rossiter was elsomd Grand Knight of Charlottetown Gpuncil 824. Knights or Columbus at s regular monthly session of the organization last night. Other of- fioeirs elected included: Deputy

die law; and another "perfect 2a Mama e5 9,

crime" ls s failure.

Incendiarism Suspected In EastEnd Fires

PslllCE REPORT Sixty arrests had been lng the month of lvmy by f the city police lorce, Chief of S

which was read at

Blanchard. member of committee.

The offenses were cla-ssifiod follows:

risonment. D Assault, common. i. 30 days im- prisonment.

Grand Knight J.J. Dufly; Chamel- lor, Rev. R. Ellsworth; Adlvocatio.

dub W. O. Davey; Warden, V. Maddi- 1-5 gan; lecturer, AR. Msclnnls; trea-

o surcr. ‘IIVBLI Céeighgn; financial ' '~ wli tie told in his re t secretary. . . raw era; recorder. Ponce BM the City Couglxrll W. W. Mullins; lnna ard, l". G. meeting Monday night byhDf- J- E- UNGIJJ: outer 811816. . McKennal

e police trustees, T. M. MacMill u Doyle, and J. J. MacDonald.

an, J.

TURTLES SURVIVI-Sit years

Assault on female (wife beating). M ML J mas Du um sands 1. $20 and costs or two months lm- regeived 1:0,“ ms $12M M? mm; uel McNeil], White Plains, West- chester 00., New York, seven tur-

City police last night were in- D k m ch I m, ehme ties of various sizes which Mr. yestlgating possible liiosiidisi-ism in 3| §§mdays ,,,,*"@;,,$,,,;;'g,_ 3X days

connection with two fires which nnpflssnmenh days unprmonmenr“ fann. Nothing saglu:

broke our. within a short distance d; d 1 q of each other and within seven 23g wagging}; hmlrs- Mwda- mint il-reme“ ex‘ False pretenses (obtaining money succumbed to the colder climate or

tinguished a laze discovered in

large hogapcn adjoining the prem-

ises of vls and Fraser's

t‘ by) 1. Onc year imprisonment.

imprisonment.

Dixon placed in mill pond on his

was soon of the lans after being transpl

united and it. was thought that they hid

that their rations were not what Indecent exposure l. 51x months thgy hm been * .....=. go mu

had perished. However. this

m so plant and early yolterday t ey ex- - t _ tinguished flames found at Carter's Qoxglféfmduuxlz m m“ 1 Bwreme ‘mud ‘M’ ha“ been the wsrdiouse. across the railway tracks vuwancv‘ “i

from the packing pin

‘Iliore were nine prosecutions un-

nt. Police Chief A. Blrtwistle said it 1 P. H m _ hid been dis-covered that some i§£i3i"..i'.°’2.‘." léfistilfii iiiifill. cotton-waste in journal-boxes of mum “(mom with six wnvwuom

freight cars only a short distanc from the Carter buil

e and three dismissals. One under the Customs Act for harboring smug-

had been removed and the posslb it it had‘ . ,_ b‘ t P K w“ used m cm we 13- w» '駑€i‘i.§‘.',‘";..§’."°o?‘§solii‘§ ‘illicit?

being probed

three for annoying inmates o

Considerable work with an axe dwelling hon“. one for {mung w was necessary to reach the flames Wm mow‘. vehicle or “mm m 3° m‘? Pimkm“ 9mm Mmday “w” scene alter accident. five under the

extinguish the blaze

At Carter's warehouse the centre

oft-he firewasfoundtobeundel- Vi, u W, _ the billions. yum was cor-mm- iloiliss°liliiéfi€ fiéisiiiiiil‘. 5.3%. ed on concrete piles. A line of hose the Dmvlsmm of ‘he Highway

was carried

1mm a mowr-pwnlwr- riiiiiio Act. Two delinquents were

which soon had the blaze under .- t control. The warehouse, which con- §,°,?,“,e}'.{,‘f,‘ed“,‘,n‘Qfgbillflffifle Cour

flour. was fl Ing considerable damage.

two of cream from Licensed Milk Vendors, delivering same to City Analyst for Test

is l.

L. 17., are requested l0 ho n! the Annourles, Mon

n k¢ek AAééAgAAAA AA¢A

The amounts collected in Fines < and Costs during May are as fol- lows: Prohibition fines $335; Cus- toms-Eicciso 50 Miscellaneous nca and oust: $91!. Total unount

Force d the following: Prisoners escorted

b l "I ‘ I: gridoy iiiglit, Illlll 1th.. a ‘, carted llflnljillll m” N 4| Ill. 0 . - - 4 p‘ 0. W. OAMIIILL ports l. HM servoigeill. ed < Mo”, > ooenas serv . Gu-xllsh anrv i t l. tray dogs impounded 4. Dwell- ‘ ezeve V7 M “cc-e 1m houses uarantlned 1. Tran- L-llli-O-M-ll. slants in m; on overniglitj. _-ii-————'—-—-—*w"“=——————--—"'*—“i——?—-—-—-“ "i

RODENTS, DISEASE TIIIMINATED by our

Illlllllvtdllltlfl

BEDBUGS, COCKROACHES, M 0 T II l, FLEAS

‘fills methods of fnliigatillg uul dhlnfocting Advice and lltillphl Furnlliod FR I A consolation lnvclfln no obligation - Writ:

Ilfllllll Extmllnators

GERMS, its. cln In EX Inxpuulvo and Iatlct colon-

case as Mr. Dixon while walking through a field on his farm this week was agreeabl surprised to find one of

the turtes in the grass quite a distance from the millpond. Evi- dently they had syrvivod the rig- ors of the Island winters and were now enoyink the balmy air of the summer.

PERSONALS

Firemen used hand chemicals m Tramc BwLaw for neglecting w flsnfiisnkfigabggliimflfnngilignuif bring motor vehicles m lull stop be- Page and Mm mp3“ 'cha;f0tm_ fore passing "Swv" slim- flud Bev- tOWIl. iiiid other ieliiilvos iii tliis

province.

Miss Anna A. Curley who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Wal- ter McEntee of Auburn, is leaving tained a lar number of bags oil on May 23m the Fm-ce collected this morning on return to New

19d with Qmoke» MW‘ thirty three samiplcs of milk and

York.

Girl Guide News

The Fifth chTown (Holy Bedouin)

J 14th, Pl! enct? Nlghtwigu lfid M. m:

Redeemer Hall. was the f

meeting of the Company for Q10

Beaflsoslwt ‘ lflfln. ‘I ed iiioludiig s violin solo

Josopliiiio Lo glitiur. min solo! b! ’ MoDona and 10mg: mitt?“ and a dlfnoo Ila

mi by mi Glide; At cum 66nd nu- ETi-“dsfiillarsndwoennu

tn diml- tuf e v

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WEDNESDAY half-holidays shit Coffin d: O0.

OOMIMINCING WIDNI ‘Y ourstoros will cloaoot 12 for

L-HOB-iI-lt- i.‘

ensral meeting tomorrow, um- ay evening 8 o'clock. L-lfli.

WEDNESDAY half-holidays start Iii-Ilsa.

HOME FOR. BUBlAL-Tho death o‘ m Ne“ Mans. on

lo . tor

formory of Aépy awe a m

The remains are vlng homo Thlusclay night lo: burial at Argyle

Don Blackader who has been convales- clng following an appendectomy a few weeks ago at Aberdeen Hospi- meg. tel ictumed to work Monday. Mr. Blackader was conneced with thel Berwlck Branch of the Royal Bank of Canada when he was taken ill and in the meantime he received notice of his transfer In the Dart- mouth Branch which means pro- motion. Co atulations are in

BOARD OF TRADE-S iul

been ‘

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Radio Program \ ,. . . __

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In ldvanoa ‘ courmsnsnou I “my!” m“ AN"- Lfifilgfi‘ nonpublic»! u

“Tix-Illayorblfrlgllt ' I Billchratos 80th

lb v I'm

v.5, Gases Ilcarpd

"Birthday Today =

WQXAD, 19.5 m., 15.38 meg. BER-LIN

mpg. ody." GBP, 19.6 m.,15.31 mam:

m., 9.51 meg. BUDAPEST. HUNGARY

IINDHOVEN. NETHERLANDS

m., 9.59 meg. ROME

m., 9.63 meg; IRF, 30.5 m., 9.8

mega; IQY. 25.21 m., 11.90 meg.

CANAL AH

i 8:30 p.iii.-'riie coiitiiieiitals.

orchestra. YVSRIC, 51.7 m., 5 8 PARIS

9 :00 p . m . —Recordlngs. TPAl,

25.6 m., 11.72 meg. l LONDON

9:85 p.m.-“Men Who Make the Show". G81. 19.6 m., 15.26 meg; GSD. 25.5 m., 11.75 meg: GSC. 31.3 m., 9.58 meg; GSB, 31.5 m.,

9.51 meg. BERLIN

10:25 rim-Technical Tips for

the Radlofan DJD, 25.4 m., 11.77

meg. i TOKYO 12:45 a.m.-Varlety Program. JZJ, 25.4 m., 11.80 meg.

B. W. L. Aims Arc Outlined At Meeting

The June meeting of Charlotte town Sub-division of C. W. L. was held on Monday at 8 p. m. in the K. of C. Home. Mrs. R. J. Mao- Donsld, first Vice President pre- sided dur the entertainment, preceding e business meeting.

Sev delightful musical num- bers were pleasingly rendered by

Miss Florence Howatt vlrlth O Can- ada as the opening number.

The main feature of the pro-

gramme was an address given by the President, Mrs. Frank Murray on “The Aims and Ideals of time Catholic Women's League and What it has Accomplished Since its Organization"

Th8 SDQBKBI QBVG 8 COIUPIOHOII-

sive review of the splendid work done by this great National and

International organization since it was first established as s local

body twenty five years ago in Ed- atlonal

monton. N organization took place In Montreal 18 years ago. The meaning of the League motto “For God and Canada" and its significance were fully explain- ed, linking as it does service to God with service ho our country. In the course of the address the

many different phases of C. W. L. endeavours were outlined pre- senting a vivid picture of the ac- A‘ compllshments of this ‘great nu-

tloncl body which numbers at

present 50.000 Canadian women. One of the outstandln objectives

of the League is "fur-t erlng the

cause of higher education" which it recognizes as a potent factor in the reconstruction of the aoclsl

order, and to this and it has spon- sored scholarships for young

women, so that to date. four ung ladies have obtained their B. . de-

gree through C. W. L. scholarships. t was also shown that the Lea e has very materially assisted in e problem oi’ “Canadlzatlon of for-

Hughes and Theresa DoCostc. Cooks Badges-Jioyole Berrlgan.

Vernita MacDonald, J hIne

Leightizer, Gadys Hughes, ary

Do .

Ilealth Badges-Loyola Berrigan, Vernlts MacDonald, Mary Doyle. . Athletes Badges-Theresa De- Coste. vernlta MacDonald, Bertha LeClaIr, Mary Doyle.

The follow ng ‘Guides were in- vested as Patrol Leaders.

Mary Doyle. Vernlta MacDonald.

I1 In 01a Berrigan, Frances Kelly.

sentcd. Rev. Fr. Fleming. C. SS

during the year. song and taps.

6:30 p.m.-"I'bo Merry Widow." oporettu. DJID. 25.4 m., 11.71 LONDON 6:85 p.m.—"MIlestones of Mel- GBD. 25.5 m., 11.75 mom; GBC, 81.8 m., 9.58 meg; GBB. 31.5 7:00 p.m.—l~lungsrlsn Folklore Songs. HAT-L 32.8 m.. 0.12 meg. 7:15 pm-Program for the Western Hemisphere. PCJ. 81.2

7:30 p.m.-"Around Italy with Muslc;" Light Music. 2R0, 81.1

G. D. WRIGHT

M

Gladys Hughes, Josephine Leight-

Congratulatlons will be extended today to a worthy citizen In the person of ex-Mayor G. D. Wright who celebrates his eightieth birth- day in the enjoyment of first-class health and stren . Mr. Wright has been retired tom business for the past twelve ygars. but has re- nmlned active in public life as a member of the City Water Com- mission. It is many ears since he first took pol-t In p io affairs, and during the whole of tho time he has enjoyed the confidence and esteem of his fellow citizens and the people of the province gener- ally. In politics he is a staunch supporter of the Conservative Party and has taken an active part in various organizations of s billion-

Malpeque Road well previous to

street and other committees. He was elected to Mayvralty in 1918; Mayor IBIS-IQ).

oilsly since that dais having been elected by acclamation at eachsuc- ceedlng election. At the and of the present term he will have serv- ed as Commissioner sewn terms and will have ‘ ‘ ’ twenty- two years as an elected city ofllc- ial and four extra you-s as engi- nser or Rolls Fire Engine.

i ."th hlin th fiélgtlmrupd us epgki o

baslnst Communism by do-

nations to Sister: of Service Mis- .sions

education movement was shown to have been othnulat-

ad by the numerous stud groupc. another important edyuoationsl

work. In closing Mrs. Murray spoke of the need of increased

Women's ch hi8 been

genial? eased by‘ ms Holiness us . and whlo has received

the approval ol the hierarchy.

A hearty vote of thanks which was moved by Mrs. F. J. Casey. seconded b Mrs. W. J. P. Mac- Millan an supported by Mm. A. J. Howmht was resented m tho speaker bymvsltnobonsldarldwu graciously scknowfedoged by Mrs.

membershlg in the Catholic Magus whl

urray.

Father Keefe expressed hh ap- preciation of the splendid address after which the b ass meeting was opened by the recitation of m; Leasue prayer by the Chap-

Repol-Is of the recording secre- ts? and the Iieasurer were read sn approved. Cone ndence, ra- celved since last mee ing was read bIy ie Corresponding Secretary. aso reports of convenors of com- mittees.

Routine business was transacted and the President expressed thanks to all who assisted in making the afternoon tea such an outstanding success. Meeting adjourned with singing of the Nationnl Anthem.

HAZEL GROVE SCHOOL Honor roll for May; Grade X-i. Louis Bagnall, 2. Oa- therine MacLeod. 3. Jean Pound. Grade VIII-l. Georgie Buchanan.

2. Dorothy Bagnall and .;

er. Patrol Seconds-Bertha LeClair, n addition to the above a num-

ber of special prizes were pre- . R.

complimented the leaders and the Guides on the work accomplished The meeilng closed with a sing

1, r0 v{}\\ - / “rel” w’

Pound (equal), 3. Thelma Nichol- son

Grade VI-l. Helen Pound. twai- don Bertram. 3. John Bel-tum.

Grade V-1. Marjorie Eruchanm. 2. Vivian Craswell. 3. Ora Pound.

Grade m-1. Hazel Cruwclii.

Grade II (SrJ-l. Merrill Nichol- son. 2. Reagli Pound.

Grade 1f (JrJ-l. Helen Pound.

Grarb I No tests.

Teacher - Badbnra Pound.

‘III

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i

O0 inlwfiandhssnervudoontimi-m

DONOABIIB, —’I‘wo policeman,

sport: Mud lac form llmlilionwiuly.

Malcolm

The case was concluded shortly

given for the defendant with costs. m. J. A. MacDonald for the plain- tiff and m. n. n. Bell roi- the de- fondant.

The afternoon semen was occu- pied with the case of James H. Benton. Plaintiff. vs. Iunluol Cras- Well. defendant. This action for $36 was for the conversion of goods

and for account N wl

Island Glrl Weds In Vancouver, 8.0.

barbs. Th0 ceremony - e l» “zr wow...- was l .

beau rendered by ‘Miss Jean

Ward.

‘Theltkhwnl veuinmn-rringc liyliosliiouin. .GOl'd0nWliI‘-1 mmshowaie ofgleamlng white satin inprinoess style w; tninfilhsbodlce

l‘! Y ovqmshanda. voilwu of

gs 5

wore s bonnet of pn-I Pm mohair with blue forgot me nots 1011001 e I . Bhc carried

I

Duly. The bridesmaids were gownod in

mic and amid from chif- fon. e frocks w wde flared skirts and t trains. They wore headdress ve o! net with braided bands of ti

silver ed In bows at the

hock and held in place with flow- ars. They curried bouquets of mixed 0w

era. A Kate Gxeenway dress wns worn

by the little flower girl with tiny; o

e bonnet and small posy we . A IEQOQDUAXI followed the decre-

blue sash and finely pleated square Mrs Go don W

the door for

iii oiling sol rendered bvelizlss JO!!! wtfi-d ‘die n tel- while little Misl A Mclnnnsn r d. The t I0 the bride was given

A was mater of ceremonies‘ ‘rho es table. oovc with n’ h - cl and can red

mgland —- (OP) married

w. aromas m sum ho u.‘ ‘QQ DUI HM], cntho lam taampualid

Several

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case adjourned for further evidence sud arsumont at a ism- date. Mr. MncKinnGn I0!’

James H. Benton, plslntlfl, u. Percg Noy, defendant, action for $78.1 for goods sold and delivered. goods bug

AN INVITATION

You w! awdlllly lnollcl wdhuuynurflonulm- pmvumani Loan II iny branch o] this blnl. Alla