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_Forsnoonz--Farmers' Picnic, 'Experimental Stallion. Afternoon:--Patriot Maritime Ten Mile Race (0pen.) Evening:-Grand Parade Decorated cars' circus. Victoria

- » . » Park.

' TUESDAY. JULY 15 -

_ _ Forenoon:-Farmers' Picnic. Experimental Station.

' 'Noonr-Ton Mile Bicycle Race.

A`t'tarnoen:-Baseball Abegweit Grounds

' Evening:-Electric Light Sports, Abegweits. Circus. Victoria

Park.

» WEDNESDAY. JULY 16

Forenoon:--Farmers' Picnic. Experimental Station. Afternoon:-Three Races for trotters and pacers, Charlotte-

town Driving Park; also running race.

` Evening:-Decorated Boat Parade by Charlottetown Yacht

, ._ Club. Circus, Victoria Park. ' V

THURSDAY. JULY 17

Forenoonzi-Famlers' Picnic. Experimental Station. Afternoon:-Caledonian Club' Annual Gathering and Sports

_ in conjunction with Driving Oiub Horse Races. Evening:--Grand Torch Light Parade ol Firomen with Decor-

ated Floats accompanied ny massed Bands. Community Singing and Dancing Market Square. Circus, Victoria Park. _

` FRIDAY. JULY 18

Fore'noon:-Farmers’ Picnic. Experimental Station. Afternoon:-Yacht Club Regatta. Swimming Races and

Aquatic Sports.

Evening:-Colynmunity Grand Bail- Circus, Victoria Park.

SATURDAY. JULY 19

I `Forenoon:-Farmers' Picnic. Experimental Station.

AItsrnoon_:-Cir-sua.

Evening:--Circus.

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'Maul .

FATE \YlllllLil Till DIBTAFF.

The lliiys that were bringing tlmlin-

loltiing of love to Doris and Craig i‘uli:iin held only porillexity null wor- rv for t’luirl_i»s I'iige. l\Iuriaull had lid- oilli-il ii vnnliiil renloto lnlilillor toward lilin that \\'uil |\nrtii~lilsriy hnllliiig. he rot-ullell miiiiriii'iiil_\' lim old liliyil when silo lizid in-en so sweet, ielldcr and lil- lllrii.;:_ ' t'llnrll-li. who \\-ns, illwiiys l>\'ellfteln-

Ipori-ll limi oiitiinllltit- :iliil ilirliln-ll lu Irwell' nt lnnnt irorllili-ll ns llmlgillnry, found hilmwlf beset with ilurk forc- liinlings ri-unrdilig ilurlaull. -Belair u liiali ol the world, he l'oulliu’t iii-ny that lllnrinnll had reached the stage where lilo advent of uliother lnali is iilnlmlt liievilllblr.

Nile ivnnletl rliliiailcu slid he had

noilleliow lost the kinlvk ol sn|i|ll_\‘|ng lt: nr eine slle deliberately refllsoll to limi It ili him. Ile only lioin-ii soiile zidvoillilror n‘ollIilii't _take llllvalltiilzi-of tho situation. ller hcnllty wus ll dan- gi-r.

'i‘he alluring: charin ol the spring

world in-i-kuned Mariana. Silo was weary to llelllh of Iirid|.'e~lllllriieulis llllii lenil ill stuffy. llrlitlcilllly Iiizhlcil l.ll‘li\\'in|¢ rnonls. The moonllglit lllretl hor froln lnlil room ilonrs. She even exporllln-lite-il a bit with llglli kisiiell ili sllndolvy t-orners of the iznrihiii. lint sivlftiy found tin-nl illstllilleflli. I’i-tlilllt |lliln‘t apps-nl to lu-r. 'I‘iie iul\n were- tiresulni-. Sho illsliln-ii iirllllr tom-ln~iI hy nliyoiie who wnsu't uitrlirlivo tn her. Sho \\'lshell lllie could he kissed ily llolue one she loved llcsiicrlltt-l_\'. But alle gill-lun-li she in-ver would he now.

Silo rvgrolleil the rohllif she limi l:l\'~

lr

lt-il llnris. who was nllvayoi 4-lloorllilr

ami fllii ni’ ideas for niiiiisoiiiolil. Illwe

_iilr lwli-1' nhl* 4-llilvli up l\iirls` iliulrt ~ niont init folinli only ilu: lnaill af lllollil-.

Wolllil liilldnlii leave hor nnnlr? No.

nvvor lnlnd, Mllillllii lllnlwi~reil listll~lui~ l_\'. slit- would rail lli_'liin. Sho siippos- od that Ilorlil \vill~l lilisy with her silly inigolilii. She half wiaiii-4| nlic hail lol Ilorls riipillre hor iii-r\'it-I-li. An_vtllili|: for ii vliiinlre. At tin- lirst npporliliiity. silo ri~sol\'od to invitl- iioris to one of her dilillers. It would silionlh ovorthu slight rift liol\\'4>cli tiienl lvitlioiil .\inr- lllnll's lllivlliiz in iilllulilc licrnoil’ to lill n|iolng_\'. llorls never i-hrrinheil spite.

[lint nllr iinil llitnloralilc pride. Sho

ivinlld lilo raihcr than he hlllnhle. or thrust iierllell where she ililln`t holl- osily in-|ll~vo sllr wall wniitell. _

lf .\iari1lnn limi lzilessed what was

_ii:ippi~iilil»: to lloris. silo would have

had hor ear out nml been ai Doris' tlool-slr-ii within liftoeil niiliiltes nfior in-i|rili;: the iiews. Ami silo woillil linvo In-on lhrro ivitli llro in lior eyes. Ilurls nml all lirtorAilliponnilili-I lint li.. liri-:ith of lioriif roliiniii'i~ limi rout-ll» ed hor. 'i`lu-lr t`ri4-mls were nn ilvpiir- lilo ns the poles. 'l`lil\ir little social orhlts, even their slioiipiniz in-lt, rare- ly hail ii point of volitiir-t. llorili might have livcii In New \’ork limi .\Inr|ann ill San Frlillriin-n for all they linw :ind llcnrd of em-h olln-r.

lint, ii’ hi-r sister was iglioraiit nf

the slate oi’ nllalrs ooiiverliiiiiz Doris, not no l'lorla‘s liiillloililito associates. who tnoll il lively ami envioiis ilii(-rest.

"Craig i‘\lilanl is perl(-rlly niad ninnlt

you." laoliol _\voilld rclnnrk almost ‘iinily. "An_volic with hall lill nyc rim we lt. l nliist, sll_\' in-'n ll ri-llllirkllllly poor at-tor wiion It colilcs io oonr~cni»

_ __ .. .

ini. his ililinltn.

"Nnilsi\iise!" liorls ilivnrliliiiy lilusii-

p,| ,,\-pr nor di-nlul. "Yon lnlvo n rolillili- lic voiliplox. lsolu-l. You si-ont a love affair in-tlvooli i-ri-ry lliail and woiliall ivlio t-xi-lialigo vii-ws on ilu- \vi~allior,"

“i\nn'i toll lilo!" Isola-l slinllir-|iiu~r

papers llllpnrtlintly. “All l'\'o R0! in any is that you'l‘e a lucky, lucky lzirii l<lvor_v wolnnil on lhis pllgolllil, i-olliinIl.- ti-r would give iicr eyes to bc ill your l»1nil.sl"

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Wednesday trips are via liastport and Lnbee, due Boston about 10

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“I'leuse. Isellel-this cmhsrnlsses me lrlghllully. Mr. Cullum and Ihre working together over this wretched chorus-that's positively alll When the puirelrilt is over, we shnn‘t meet again likely. lt's absurd ot you to think thero‘ll ully selltliilent uliollt It." Isobel laughed. quite unimpressed. “I suppose (‘.uliillii's giving all his

valilllblr tiiile, when lle's not pluyinlr. _lust iiecliilsc he loves this chorus. N0 ilnllill il‘ll that sniilo affection for it lliiil llllikes hiln lviitch you with those llitriirtivc eyes uf his. ill the lllus ynu're across the rooln t alklng to lunm-body else, llnil hirs.__ Amos Hun. ter Iloerlng is heseerlllnf hll.n to sc~ cent her invitation for il dinner to the creme de la orelne oi' society." i Doris ignored the snrrallln. She be- 'iieved, in her hrnrt of hearts. that t‘rui;¢ (‘lll|nin loved her. The women in her knew it. but-he -didn't tell her lin!

'l‘hi»lle were trying days for Doris

with her iniiulferahlo pride. but they were rlldlailtly happy, too, in the shy, wonderful llilfolding of young love. She was too hllsslully wrapped up ill licr' own alfuirs to worry about .\Inrillnn.

Had sho known that Craig Cllillllll

lvnilili have hccll apiiniioil. Sho knew. nlili llnil slnlroll. her llistcr’s prejildiosl liuxiilint the ileople of the mimic world; | and sho \volllll not have tliought lt possilllc that the fnstldieus Muriann

lveulil let i-von fancy stray toward uni ni~tor~-.partIvularly an actor to whoul rllie ilnll never even spllltell. I So. nil iilikiiolvii to Doris and Cllllllln.

,\lnrhilla nnli t‘hl|rlos. Fate spun untlr- ingi_\' lln~ shining life threads that wi-ro ,noon lo ln- wot-fiilly tangled.

'l'.»\liE ONE »- IIIKINKIN

Sergeant Hickman Recalls Tragic Days Of Samar Massacre

(United Press)

‘SAN PRANCIISCO, June I3.-The

peaceful old Presidio bf .San Fran- cisco, local army post since the curly days of Callfornilrs history, was the scene recently of the retire- men! from army life ol' the hero and

B. -Hickman, of Knoxville. Tenn., master sergeant, was called forward l`roni ills company and compliillent__ od leellnirly by ii superior oillcor for his 26 years of inspiring service as u. soldier ol the United States.

-Hickman was told lle was still af

sergeant only because he had mod- osily thrust. aside s commission. A decoration was pinned on his chest. hands were clasped, and the olu hero of Balangiga walked back io his quarters, a soldier no longer. .hut il lxrealer hero than ever. Thcre| was la tear on the rlnl Ui the stooly aye and the lighting jaw trembled al hit. Tho company, at rest. followed lliiil with their eyes until he was out oi' sight. _

“I would go back again tomor-

row ll' my country called," Illek-

' _nil, “I thlkl h iw

l’ S Infantry, wont into camp at

Philippines. 23 years ago. A few days later occurred the attack, on 'these nicn, and the massacre which ill tile annals oi' the Amorlcnli army has boon compared to the last stand of Custer. Totally wlliloul. warning and whilc at breakfast the .Anicrl~ cans were rusllod by hundreds of

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Visayans armed with honvv knives . .___ ,__ _ _ _ _ _ culled bolus. Tile tllreo officers m ‘I `“,§r-'§;`;' Qi ~ _

'iél fl il il -‘-’5."i.@\¥

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were killed in tho lirst onslaught. ' n

Th 1, 1 mmlllilosl. lmppieii. girl lilo world will be held responsible for the Bill

h0,?,.§g,:nd S_s;e:ex:m£`y 05:; ear; has over known," sho said, "and not going -through as introduced. A

American survivors, lnciudlnll Ser- “'°“'d“'l' exchanm me m°d°r\” "ge mn' “th” 16"" is “ko” up ”°*'

gmmt Hickman' reached BM" in lllgllpperlllla you ca‘llilhelt'ill1mrGIlll“ly lllfllnllnnagdsuilllgnlollmer l:‘;l1‘l.lnue;)F‘ Far 8"' It El* RWM” “Vi native canoes. The nillivcelkilied by uses' ‘gc bg'_?_;‘t¥_n‘;el;’§B c__‘;__t______: .I _Mak 'we un should caretull; _i_:=tl;:_,lv>__f__land from Char- _ the Amerlc“nS_"“.m-berad 250' who ant at home with their knllt-fpondor over these matters beiore,\¢,.°"_ 1% 'ag_‘_'°°. “:_'aw:?_:_'_°22° 'Pill' The Guardian Job S"':;..“;‘E.°§.€?§;; 1.'::‘.;..1.';°‘::i..‘.::’ .'.1‘..tl§';f. mf: an s:°r;'.‘:;t.'1'.‘.:‘.‘=.1..°‘;n:l':,.:‘“°‘::::;2t w~=° °' '~ »~~»~ -»

SESSIGN doin- eye;-nine, mguniiy basil fri;r_bpthbCh_urch and F_ g_ “OBE”-|-8_

_____ The girl ol today who swims, S aio. an cc ll ny ol l1lll108001l Eng R°y.|¢y_

l _ _ (.H|(.M-.0 J 14 Dil\l'. SOIL hobs hrr hair, goes with. to the Liberal cause. 'Pho letter has . P_ E |

- if - ---' - - » 1 I . “H0 -“At me out comets. wears flat heels, ami created n areal. deal ol criticism ‘ '

Alnorican Medical Association ness- tak” kms hnws Is something w be and resunimeui on the part 0( me

ion yesterday the generation oilazz proud of Clhaperonu, are enincg anti-union forces. which includes

was blamed for the increase in tho but m|y`|,o¢,,“s¢, they are no-long: lnnriy prolnlllent. Liberal inonlliors. -; l’rf`"‘fl"“"y “f K"|""‘ by Dr- G~ W- or needed. The modern girl can A w° "‘° “"d°"*lil'i°\‘| l\°"°by lures D,dve],'ti8Q in N"“""' wh" 'l‘*°l“"°‘l lm" °f the tako care of horseli llor mind is --é<¢>l-- to close our Most Stores W il

"’°’“"“ “"4 Hifi" in U10 Widdleias healthy as her bully .ma ner in Au. A1' asa diy afternoons. beginning w:¢i:::° Wnst. were uliictod. ' tolli - ' gg Jun, mth ‘ . . . nm __ Hence and lnduponilcnco pm- ____ y. and ending Wednas- ad ertiserren __________';_‘ l;‘_’_:_"_f:`_°o‘f__ c;"b‘;l_Yef_a_ __f_‘:_"_;‘_1 tect h.ir._____._.__l n A girl at a public library in- f:.V'“8:;*;°'“b¢r 24th. 1924. ilwius- A n v I t and the other innumerable (actors 3ENgA-rig" gy/ER quigd .R Tho Rod HUM' wa” ln* ' '

that play n part in the regular lilo CHURCH UN|°N 1 ont mink we have the DMR' (Silo d) ol many of our urban adolescent ____ smozssoglie me.. and th H Bl-‘AKE 5 03

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today." he said. "have set such s OTTAWA. Julio 14.~A sensa_ qumndc al mistake The title K ld ‘ co' To ` ` °

NGCUC Pace that the human nervo 1| h b .. , _ system is not equal to ii." ci‘i'2lli:t.ione(l>'l tlsralleffttilirhtllrtimbylitllxlll TAll?te€~cl‘;rl;lnli:Ilun1(lllo' library ' as-l MNHHEE ‘ M°swMN '

- 1 w. ll. Moillerwollio all me Llnml muh.: re or-lull in z b li i SAUNDEN ‘ "Ew°°M¢- °°- f ' '

°°'"°' "° °°'°"'°' `““"“b°“ °f the Hvvw in siiolwri uni noe pwss llmh if ill? "’ “WE 'FER°"°°" Glllfdhin

The girl ol today is som thing tl to church Umml' Mr' Motherwell °a"°|°3“°' |T"I;Le&`I'iTr°nN£

- 9 0 ill l. lf 1ll . H - ° . - 'MUTL

lw proud ol, .mln Dr. Katherine D. .S th., ;§||°'f§f;',,°,|n,,“'”°{'h" b 2'? I “"‘ °‘"°° Y°“ *"*"° *iw non-non snown °w

Mannion. retiring president oi mgnm- to me c°“',.¢_! which 1;; °° ' nm gm. ""'l“°d° suddmlly E .W-HEATLEY 5 C0 tho National Medical Womonfe shortly before the ,House wi; mg nmned her handlmg ‘nd 9"' 28796-143i °

A“0c|M|0n_ meeting "_ connecunn com" _uv ___ '___g____l__ dh ._e- ducedhs slip ol paper on which ___ .

with the American Mzdical As- the um mqiion Gumdizn app” nt wmet "IE W" written' Then 'hs eoclatlon. “The modern lrl e‘ B support blushed' oh’ .I has your pudon'

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