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Lift” Censorship I 0n Trinidad Press. PIMPLES

July 13-10? . s ivhirled in Trini- dade toni ht, free for the ﬁrst time in some works lrom the cen- sorship imposed upon thcin WllCll Trinidrids general strikes which started June l9. became compli- rated with ‘violent rioting. Correspondents; while notgrezit- ly Ilﬂfllll l by the rigid super- vision c. . news matter, ucrc not &ll0\\e(i to report such sordid instances as the cremation oi a police constable after his still-liv- lnr: body h. rl hccn soaked in zzr- .‘.; 1;

4'“‘5~"3_? 3513'

connection with the strikes, svas

still rit large tonight despite tre-

l iiii-iitlriiis police nctiriiy in con-

nection with lils iirrest. The 3,!‘-

l riviil oi a pzilirc squrid in the oil

village of I"].'l§t'll)ﬂ(l to iirrcst; But-

ler resulted in ii riot iii which two

police oilicers were killed. Butler

ixscriped (hiring the inclce. andhas not been apprehended.

v-‘LTJ-Ju w"!

oliiic. J. Uriah Butler, negro labor o"- giinizei‘ accused oi agitation iii

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LIFE

as the Prisoner oi’ Zenda is next week-'“I‘he Green Henry von Rho-n.

THE GREEN

royal love is The Guardian's serial story starting next; wee

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POLICE COURT-At court yesterday morning a charged with stealing scrap

remanded into the lather until July l9

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ISLAND VISITORS — visitors at the home oi’ Mrs. Neil McLean, were Messrs. Mcleod and iPoint Prim, Deacon. o! Glasgow Ne

Mr.

Chanriing Gilli-s

Quincy, Mass, - ws.

George Connolly, son o! Mr. Mrs. John Connoll

couvei- toi- the arrived in the

once driver in bio capital and is receiving a dial welcome from his many friends.

--- DEPARTURE REGRIJQ. Doctor R. F.

weeks’ visit at t Sullivan's parents day owing to the sudden tilne

This was his ﬁrst visit to province, and when leaving

the hospitality of the people, delightful climate. the

and daily grind ot’ city lite.

IDAY-Ten Red Cross children ranging from 3

this week in a nicely located tage loaned to them through kindness of The children. plaster, braces,

Jean Thomson lne McLeod. their general viding them tainment for ﬁngers In this work interested could help materially by

etables, fruit, toys, etc.. or of colored wool from which children will be taught to croc knit or weave something they take home with them.

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A WELCOME William Bernard, grand centenarian of Hunter

paid a. visit to Bonnahinley.

home oi Mr. and Mrs. W. Che S. McLure. Mr. Bernard. 1 “young”. enjoyed his luncheon entered zestfully into

describing vividly his ﬁrst

pressions of Charlottetown ninety years ago. On being shown over

the grounds at Bonnahinley, greatly admired the large remarking, “These here long before I came to country." Mr. Bernard. who

a wheelwrlght by trade and is a

native oi Devonshire. England,

joys vigorous health and might easily pass for a mere “youngster” oi’ eighty. He was accompanied on his visit to Charlottetown yester- Pater

day by his nephew, Mr. Craig.

WALSII-DRISCOLL NUPTIA

--A very pretty wedding was sol-

emnlzed at St. Patrick's Chursh. Fort Augustus. on Wednesday T ._ s. d . ~ morning. June 30th. at 7.30 o'clock “M” Miiiiiiiiirriiiiisa-iiyiiitgeiieoizliiiiiiihiii

when Katherine Violii, youngest daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Daniel

Driscoll, Johnston's River, been

the bride oi’ Patrick Joseph Walsh. son oi’ the late Joseph Walsh and Mrs. Walsh (now) Mrs. J. J. Mur- The ceremony was performed by Rev. D.P. Crok— en, who also celebrated the nup- tial moss. Mr. Martin Power play- . march and during I the ceremony rendered soft music. The church was tastefully decor- ated by girl Irlends ot’ the bride.

phy. South Shore.

ed the wedding

The bride was dressed in wh

satin with tulle veil. and carried a. bouquet oi orange blossoms mid lilies of the valley. She was at-

tended by hOT sister Miss May. c“"'°“'°lll____ _ who were pink ﬁgured chlﬂon with {é -' ‘ white accessories and carried a

bouquet ot’ roses and maiden nair fem. Mr. Russel Driscoil, cousin of the groom. acted as best man. After the ceremony breakfast was served to the immediate relatives and friends at the home of the bride's parents, alter which the

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EYESIG IIT EXAMINATION

Fitting and Supplying Glnoeo Etc.

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Guardian's new serial story starting Hussar" by

_____ . I-IUSSAR-A rous- ing tale o! revolution, intrigue and

the police youth

Week end

Pleasant Street, Clarence Gillis. John

P.E.I., and Chonning

HOME AFTER. 10 YEARS-Mi‘.

y. Kent. Street. ‘who has been residing in Vari- past ten years City yesterday on his vacation. George is an ambul- the British Colum-

Sullivan. who with his wife and family were on atwo he home oi‘ Mrs. in Kenslngton. were obliged to return on Mon-

the Doctor's father in Melrose.

v Doctor spoke in glowing terms o!

beautiful beaches for bathing, and where you can forget for awhile the heat

CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S IIOL~ crippled years o0 teen age, are going to the shore

Mr. Alfred Pickard. mostly bed cases in etc. will be looked after by a competent nurse, Miss and Miss Cather- who will prepare health besides pro- with useful enter- aiid brains. citizens sending to the Red Cross office trash veg-

VISITOR—Mr. i River. while in Charlottetown yesterday Oﬁyears

conversation,

trccs. giants were

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EVENT

THEN)’ Loss -- Ulillilg the re- ".17.? cent. electrical storm, Mr. Samuel ville, Mass, ls seridn Gillespie. oi Milton, lost l0 head oi able holiday with cattle. The animals were lying un- friends in Carleton der a. tree when the bolt struck.

PE RSBKXLE

relatives

Mrs. Chester

l C ﬁh i C d '. I happy couple motored to Borden K» y“ ﬁrléifélenhd/Ilzllghltlalllaetlfk‘gllzlrgizihgllvi; gym.‘ n er ne 0a _\ Vernon on a. trip through the Maritime Mm Ralph Steele and “me ‘on Cavendish _. Prgyrirriﬁemﬂsaiioorrni/ilirusnledwllgym ti; when, of Allsion, are visg- Mr. and Mrs. Murray Logan and (A |,_ by GmmHan-s gm-mi llirrl Sheri-y and Mr. Siherry, Fern- PQKnYQ‘, Zlgglelg)?’ orman Mew ' Mr. Arthur. Lawlor. Charlotte- ‘hughwlmduugant “d 1.5mm u‘ BRUSSELS Jiilv ili A month- Wood the bride travelling in a ’ ___' wwn- 1e" Moﬂdﬂy 1110mm: M‘ imlnmwﬂby M“ “w” "Pm" old Cabinet crisis tinny llti nih- powdler blue ensemble with white Wendell MncFadvcn of Augus- 30mm "15 “uwmdme l“ “en” ‘L “g1 egiewerii "gmio ier Paul Van Zecliillfliii) "ll-till l uccesstlries. On their return they tine Cove is hnlidnying in the Boy's "W" 8i hospital there. Badge‘ for?“ J3; Tgfffm 1i, his resignation lo Kill! 1~ 4i will reside in South Shore where Camp iit Canoe Cove. ‘——__ “m, yelmq" momma {or the“. who refused 1i" Mr. Walsh is a prosperous former. C°YP°TBI Th°m°$ 5W9"? 01 the homes in Belmont, Muss. The monarch, liowvrri. -

| Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pye. oi PEI. Light

siTifiTEYSXEEFEfnTeT-;Z*~'”‘ g an enjoy- and Tzyon.

Whitlock and Mrs.

Horse. spent Sunday in

s . i 0f Mini 1r:

Cambridge. Muss" are visiting the Eouthport the guest: o! his sisters, M; John glmemm Deputy gym; _§',I§,,,,'§,'§§}§,°'{.,,..,. n“ i, i

iormerts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Wm. Stewart and Mrs. Lnw- of the Everett Fire Dﬂlllflmenl: Liberal Opposition to iii,- Wrocl-

"M" Pm "r Cape Thwerse‘ “n” CB-hm- and a nephew oi’ the lobe Marshal pﬂﬂon in the vm, Zm-inmi thlrril‘ ____ .

Miss Eleanor Bell o! Carleton is Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart and °'§,'.”°-f{'.',',§,"yd Quill?“ tOMt-Ii}: mg}; 1 d 1|“- ltulillllll Bliﬁldlrl! A Week in Chnrlvlletowﬂ. son Billy were recent visitors to Efnﬂy Q-mgfgﬂ 1; i; glitzy-obs n. ‘We?! d“: ‘ire d h...“ tit! the guest oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kenslngton the guests oi Mr. yum ‘ma, M," Cameron vmmd em en “ m l“ "work ,|.‘,(,. M. Bel]. Robert mmphy‘ hem’ ltiylgilheigifgtailitslkiiast \\\"li‘ll I ‘l Iiticnl

Miss Hattie Doyle. Halifax. nr- M", wmmn E_ 3911 o; c‘ ROOSBVOH 0H i110 Doiillllli‘ ' “l.

' rived in the City last night. and is Travel-Se is vgsmng m Monmmm fmnfnmnoiléglgutgrlilnrllggq h?“ fﬂvlgﬂ brond intcmiittniinl ﬂ"illlll ‘ l‘ the guest!!! Ml"- JMMS Edm- 10 the guest oi her son-ln-law and u, he, “m”. ‘Mu. ﬂed ﬁalnor stimuliiw wm-iii iivilv. \\ - Havilaiid Street. daughter, Mr, and Mrs. John Beer. ghe g5 accompéuuqfby Mm, Eunké hi"? survived “W llll‘ ' ‘

"*_—“ "D- Regina Mortus. oi Dorchcster, n the pwsllg’ °f l." "ill" I

Mrs liii-liiiril Davis oi Brighton, granddaughter oi Mr. Prank Trirnor LlbPPBI-ﬁ Fljlllldlﬂiﬂl i”

Mass. accompanied by Miss Myrtle The Cape Traverse Young People's o; Domhuwh M"... and former eye. contending lll‘ win - m McCarvllle motored .t,o the Island Union held an enjoyable ice cream maiden; o; m" c“! to the party ioi cult "Wt Hf on Monday nnd are the guests 0t social at the Hall last Friday even- _________ Cabinet without wns ‘l l!‘ Mrs. Thomas McCarville of Carle- ing which netted n nice sum for mu,“ “u”... "n", m", Ll als

ton. the YP. fund:

Mr. and Mrs. James A. McMuii- us. Cambridge, Mass, are leaving for their home alter a pleasant vacation with Mrs. McManus' bro- thers and sisters. She was form-

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