is lf.osiiig Ground Every Day. Give the Government 5 an Dverwhelming
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ALL THE NEWS
ALL THE ADO.
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i_ Tift iIHRlTTETOWli liillllllilllli
__ _ ~ . THE GUARDIAN covlelts PRINCE nnwnlco ISLAND LIKE 'i:llE Dnw. ovnl: 45,000 nleA1>I-:us IIAILY i
‘oliifottotown Guardian, Thru cum _ _ V _ __ ___> _` ii -an eu-~u-- ~=°-~°~i1=»1 =v'~»-i» iw CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA TUESDAY .mtv 22 1919 » s"".'l.'i`.i °f=`i"'°.ll"i‘§li<i“°li"»°I-i'°’»»“»7»'°
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Premier Arseiiaulthas given his assurance that no agreement has been_eiitered into with the Dominion Government regarding the RoadGrant, and that as it is confidently expected that the Claims of the Province will be adjusted, the Funds will be Available to take advantage
- of the Dominion Grant. The Patriot Knows This.
RUSI. G MEETI G
il
BRADALBA E
Scores Unable to Gain Adm' ' ., 0 't' -3 p
Driven to the_Wali. ~ Tllisgmilioverhlillfiltlohrglhhledlg
were Cliilching and Decisive.
Mr. McNevin, the first speaker,
thanked the electors for the llalldsollle support giveil him ,at the last elec- tion, and from tllo reception he re- ceived amongst the people both hero iilid througilout the district he was looking forward to a largely increas- ed support on the 24th for Mr. Keli- iiedy and ilimself. lie dealt wltlitho finances, roads, education, returned soldiers and the policy and conduct of the government in the same con- vincing and effective way as ut Crap. alld and other meetings of the cam- paign. ' .
The next speaker, Mr. Crosby,spent
considerable tinle apologizing forthe absence of iMr. Collsins, and explain- ing his_iilness, and ill a persollal at- tack upon Mr. -McNevin for. suggest- ing tllut Mr. Cousins was well enough to spend two days in town ulld iuight have been at this meeting. Ile then at- tacked Mr. Kennedy for not allowing iilui to take Mr. Cousins' time in ad- dition to ills own at a previous llleet- ing, (fouling to public issues lie re. marked that he would ilave to be carc- iul in ills statelllellts as he noticed Mr. Trtnton taking notes, who-would follow him. Ile was careful. andwtts constrained to give the government credit for the Prohibition Coiiiiilisslolt although he objected to the plcblscltc. lie admitted the roads were in fine condition, but that tllls was on uc- roulit of the eioctioli. Ile also favor- ed the g0vernlllcnt’s proposal to pity the teachers better, but grunlbled at their throwing responsibility upontl/ie people.
lion. Mr. Kennedy followed in one
ofthe most complete and effective rc- views of the policy and performances of the government that has been giv- en in the campaign as regards lin- ance, education, returned soldiers, public works and every line of advanc- ed legislation. 'ills statements were clear, .plain and convincing. I-le left no ground upon which the Opposition men could cavil, and no one even attempted to refute his facts and iig- ures. lie exposed Liberal tactics and
0UiTE TRUE
0F THE LIBERALS
The Patriot says, “The Government
has taxed everything but the scenery." Of course they mean the Defunct Lib- eral Government. The Sullivan (Con- servative) administration repealed the obnoxious Assessment Act and there was no taxation, and practically no debt when the Liberals took charge lnp 1891. Then taxes were levle‘.l with ay vengeance. Land taxes, Income taxes, Bank taotest Corporation taxes, Vend- ors taxes, Steamboat taxes, everything living and within reach was taxed. They even taxed the dead, the widows and orphans, by succession tax.
They also cammenced piling up the
debt. They promised in every annua-l Budget, that this year" ,’We will make both ends meet." but at the end of ev- ery year there was a hugo deficit un- til they rolled up a debt of over a mil- lion dollars. They dIdn't tax “they scenery" but they mortgaged it for a million. and If they had not been hurled from power in 1912, by this time they would have had tho prov- ince hopelessly bankrupt.
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_ CENDENSED SPECIALS ,
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LOST.-QUANTITY PARIS GREEN
'between Beer & Goff’s and St. Pet- ers Road. Finder leave at E.G. Love’s St. Avards.: _ ll
LOST.- ON QUEEN STREET BE-
twoen P. L. Smallwood's and Eus- ton. a sum of money in small brown leather purse. Finder please leave at 79 Euston Street. ll
'CAR FOR HIRE-FIRST CLA88
Overland "Car, Paddy MeU\litid Stand McLellan Bros. Phone A50. House phone 411-J 6396-6-i..iMtf.
'WANTED -- BY YOUNG LADY
boarding house centrally located. ADDI! to Guardian.0lIlce
` , 7022-7-15Mtf.
' 41 'TWO LODGER8 '(GENTLEMEN
preferred) can bo llccomodated with
or without board. Pleasant and cen-
tral location. Apply at Guardian 0!-
All overflowing meeting was iicid
ill Brallalbane liail on li‘riday evening i0 limit* (T10 Clillllidlilcs 0|] [lm iggupg
gil the day. Mr. James .Bigger presid- blullders in a lnaiiller eliciting round after round of applause.
Mr. J. E. Sillelair,.representing Mr.
Collsins, followed Mr. t1rosby’s course ill abusing Mr, McNeviu and milking apology for the absence of Mr. Cous- lIlB. He then commenced juggling with the public accounts in all effort to extract the sting from that uiillion dollar Liberal debt. Ile produced ac- counts alid blue hooks, ancient and modern, und when he lluisllcil most of those present, including himself, were ilo wiser than nt the start.
Ml'. L. 1*. Tautoll, speaking oil be-
half of the Government, dealt first with Liberal claims as published in their city organ, showing that itwas the Liberals wllo took over the ofllces of goverlilnent in 1891, witllout taxa- tion, ulnlost without debt, and lheii taxed everything in sight, lalld, in- come, corporatiolls, every mall's_us- sets wllilo alive and his estate when he died. Ile stricturcil Mr. Crosby on his educational complaints making sharp comparison between the pro- gressive poliey of the present and that of the past. when Mr. (irosby wits it member oi' the goveruluent. He also compared Liberal rllle for twenty years ht the various riepiirtiiiinlts with the clean busiliesslikc record of lion. Mr. Arscnault and his col- leagues. lie believed in the good judgment of P. id. -lslund eclctors, wllo 'would show- their appreciation by at niagnillct-nt majority on the 24th inst.
‘Mr. Tilolnas Wignlore protested ag-
ainst tlie Liberal attempts to make it political ‘football of oilr returned sol- diers. 'i`o canvass those nlen \vllo had done honor to themselves, and of whom we are all so proud, as ii` they were to be bought by blui`t' and cheap promises, was disgraceful. There was nothing too good for us to do for ollr boys, and we should put foot down iii treating them as seine Liberal canvllssers are doing. -Mr. Wigmore also gave some sound advice on other questions.
Mr. John Wlgmorc spoke as a Lib-
eral, and posed more as at hulilorist creating some ainuseulent. \
The National Aiitheill brought it big
(Ionservativeincliiied meeting to a close. ' _
Austrian Treaty _
By August I0
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARDS, July 20.-The nlissilng
clauses of the Austria peace treaty will almost certainly ibo handed to tho delegation on Monday. Ten days will be allowed delegates for colisiil- eration of the terms and for any re- presentations the Austrians may de- sire to make. ’l‘ho council will pro- bitbly require ten days more in which to reply, consequently the treaty <-nu scarcely be signed before Aug. 10.
Strike Leaders on”
Triai in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG, Mun., July 21.-Before
‘Magistrate Sir Hugh John Macdonald, the preliminary hearing of the twelve strike leaders arrested during the re- cent sympathy strike begun at noon today. An array of counsel ulleqllul- led in many years at court proceed- ings ln Winnipeg was Drvwnt- Llllmr
four lawyers present to watch
K,C., was assisted by it half dozen fellow attorneys. Stacks of docu- ments were brought lnto the court mom seized in recent raids on labor telnples and in private homes of tllo
leaders.
THE VVEATHER~
TEMPERATURE,
'ronoNTo, July 22.-I-*ine .intl
warm.
'rss lilgiiest temperature yesterday
was 80 degrees.
The tide will be high this evening
at 6.41 and tomorrow at 7.56; it will 'be high tomorrow morning ut 6.03 and Thursday at 7.11.
Sun sets' this evening and tomorrow
at 7.52; it rises tomorro
4.56 and Thursday at 4.57-
Lnst quarter moon Sunday, July
II EiEdF“iMi~`é§ili'."s“ii‘ii' Ain-eil J. Aiiiirew:
G.W.V.A. EXCLUDEE
. ENEMY ALIENS
. i-_-1
o
Refuse to Affiliate 'with Trades Unions Until Latter Exclude Aliens.
(Special to Tne Guardian.)
NEW Gi/AStl()\V. N.S., July 90.--
Tlie Grout War Veterans of Nova Scotia will never hitil any aliens as i»l'other, nor cuter into formal reli- tion or co-operation with ally organiz- ation which includes illicit enesilies or tlieise of alien enemy extraction iii its ranks. Tliat point was made cll-nr llcrc yesterday at tho provincial crin- ventioii which developed liillrked his- tiiity to aililizttion with the 'l`i'zulis and Labor Councils uiitii the latte' unlolls alter their constitutions so its to purge their ranks of all :lllcus oi’ enemy nationality.
Cedric Arrives
With More Troops
- (Special to The Guardian.) IIi\l/IFAX, July 2£0.~'1‘llc While
Stall' liner t'i:ilric arrivcii tonigiit witil returning troops and rlepeiideiits, Al- togetlicl' she had 894 on boaril, ol' whom 391! were military and 501 dc- pelldcilts.
British Uffices - _ For Asia Minor
(Special to The Guardian.)
1‘Aitl>`r, Jllly 20.-The iiitei'-Alliieil
(‘.olllii-il ilr'i~ii_li-il today that (ivliciwli ll. il. lla|li~b_\', of ilie 1l|'ili.~ilt atrmy, sllould take entire cliargo oi' the occu- pation oi' Asia Minor with supervi- sion over llritisil, i<`l‘ericll and Greek and italian troops. it was believed this settlement would stabilize con- ditions iu Syiuria. and other paris oi' Soililivrn Asia Minor und prevent clashirs between Greeks iinil italian troops.
New Zealander Wins
King’s»-Bisley Prize
(Special to The Guardian.)
BISLIGY (`Al\i\I", .illly Lili.-Sorgeulli
Loviuiay, of New Zealand, wiui lilo l(ing's Prize today with an itggregaito of 2353.
Death of Mr._lviaurice Blake
in the death of Mr. lvlaiirice Blake.
who passed away at his home “liva- voirport" Malpeque Road oil Sullilay, t‘.lrai'lott.etowii has lost one of its most proinilicllt and highly rf-spcctcil citi- zens. Mr. Blake hail been ill failing health for some time and those wllo know him best will silicerely mourn his demise. As ii citizen lic look it keen interest, ill every movenlent hitv- ing l`or its object the welfare of the city and the I’i‘ovliice :tt large. while as a. business man ho cujoyod tho confidence ol' his follow citizvils and was largely inst.rlliiii»nl.al ill building up tho widely known and sllrccssllll establlslluielll ni’ Blake ilrot.lii»rs. ill politics Mr. Blake liliil allways assoc- iated liimseif with the llilterrtl (Fullscr- vativc :party und was rt speaker of collsiilcrable power. iie lillil a strollg gritsp on all the lending questions which from time to time engrossed the public attention and though on several oecasionsvslrougly urged by ills friends to offer himself as a can- didate for election to the Legislative Assembly, modestly refused, though there is little doubt but that he would have proven sllcoessflll ill winning at seat. Ho however was for quite it nulli- ber nl’ years convener' of ilie Liberal- 'Ciiii`iiii'i‘viltive Association for .Qlleen's County and iliscllargeil his duties In that capacity with fidelity.
I)ccel\sed was the son of the late
Mr. John llliikc, it lultive of 'l`ipper» ary, Ireland who ostublisheil thn pres- ent nleat dealing business now con- ducted under the nnine of Blake Bros., about ninety ycurs itgo. llc was born July 12, 1840 and hurl tlierefore just entered upon his seventieih year. H0 leaves to illollrn his loss and cherish his memory, a daughter, Miss Josie nt home ling seven sons in-i follows: Dr. Jolln J., who arrived homo sov- erul days ago from overseasi Vincent. who was associated with ills futher in business; Fred in High River, Al- berta; Edward, also recently returnt-d from overseas: James. North River; Leo at home and Claude of the Royal
w morning at Bank, Montreal. The funeral tillzes mrtstorpicci-. and in the hrii-f time nt
place todny at 2.30 for St. Dunst~ln's (Tutlleilral thence to the lt. C. Cerri-
2o, at o.0s.
New moon, Sunday, July 27. 12-21
flee- 'rosa-l-lol/ltr. am.
etery. To the bereaved fnmiiiy the Guardian ex-tends sincere sympathy in
ivietv. illiil ililttvitlisliliiiliiig thi- iles-
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SPLENDID MEETING AT RUSTICU
Government Candidates Made s. Most Favoulaitle Impression.
A splendid meeting \vns hold in
iiustieo iiiill oil Friilay night, when the Govorllnicnt callilirlates, Messrs. li. -L. Jenkins and tlliestel' Mi-.i.iiri~, \vho have been gaining ground on all sides at a. remarkable rate, niaili: it forcible inlpressioii in striking coli- trast with the usual Oppiisitioli liar- anglle of inslncere critieisiu and wil- ful illisl‘opl'esontutioll. Mr. Jiisvpli .lloucctte was cilairniilli, the s|ii»aluei‘s being 1‘rc~niiei' Arsenault, Messrs. Jeu- kilis' and Mchure, tlollsvl'vativcs; rind llugiics and LeI’age, i.iberals, with Mi'_ lllaliclialui supporting their r-zillsrni The hall was packed to ovol'lliiwing,l and every' lllch of available stulidiugl room was occupied. 'File 'illeotiiig‘ was at decided success from the stainl- polnt of the Government, ivllosi: eau- dildalcs were botlt received witiii warm elitllusiaslu and listened to with l the closest attention; wliilc tlie‘l’r<~- lllivr, rising to speak ziftel' iiiidiiiglil. iouiid _his llcal'el's, who llilil bvgull to show signs ol' restive iiitzilerallce dlir- ing all ex(-optionally trying ci`l'oi‘t of his opponclil, Mr. iililliellalul, at out-it
the lllectilig ill ;t lualilier that ciiulil not fail to collviili-re the rcasriliilig I-l~ i-.cloita of ltlisiir-.0 that thu ailliiiiiistia- lion of publili ltii'aii's during tliit past. foul' years hitrl been iiue iii' linpri~cr-- deiitcii sllccess l'rom evury point. of
perati: el`i`ol‘ls of this l.ilii\.r:il citudi- dales, roiiil'ol'<‘i~rl.»by 1| lli‘cliiniillor_v orillioll 'of lipwi\i‘il:~' of tin_ llollr on illi- pzlrr of .\ll‘. lilaii<'llui'il, tile jiiilgiilent. oi`tlii~`auilii~ili1c was lllicqlilvociilly with Mr. _-\l'.<cll:liilt ullil his pzlrty. l\ii'. Jeiiliins is well known as it public sp<~;ikr~l‘, and il. was at si»iii|ili\ iiiiillI~r for liilu to dispose ol' IVli'. lluglil-s, who, its wus only li:il.ilrlll to t-.\p<~cl, ro|ieal.o<l iiiisstati-.nloiits ivliich liiirl liorn rr-.llltvri scores of tiulcs liot`ore and wliii‘ll`lie had not the sngiiifijy lo soc were so oilviollsly ulltrilc tliitl. the lllero ,illelition of tlleni was eiiollgli to injure his already ilopeloss rzalilslt in the eyes' of his intl-lli','_i‘lll zillrlii-lice. 'l‘lie appr~:|i':iiii'<‘ of i\ll‘. llilgllcs on il political plallorui now inovit:llil_v sug- gests the woril “as_\'llllii." :iliil in dui- collrsc lie turned his alieiitioii lo l¢‘all'oli\\'oo<|. lie was l~.;irr~t'liI ol' Ilii- stateilieiiis hi- uiadr-, for i\li'_ .li-nki|i.= was piwsolil :llili lie knew lliait. iiii:iri-- pl'esolitations of deliiiilo iiiullors of fart would .<p<‘i‘rlily be luiilvil, liul Mr. llllglivs could noi, uizilce ii sp(-i‘i~li willlolll. siiiiin roi`i3l'cllr-.0 lo his poi. siilljert. and hu mario gelleral <-llili~gi‘s of oxliulvaigiiiicc ill the iii;iii:|gl»i|ii~ill. of filo Asyllliii, i'oulpali'ing ilii- i-ost today with tlial. llnilf-r the iiilierals smile years ago. Ile \vil`.\' il:~'k1‘il~ by it liiomliel' ol’ the allrlieliro wlirttllor lie paid the saline prices for his food :lull rlotliing iorliiy as lic did befori- the war. and Mr. llilghes ilie.i'clipoli pro- izeeiiorl to luke up :iilolllr-r siiiijvvl.
Mr. ililglivs, ill tho' i'.oill‘se of his
speccli said lliilt. “tho lillloii tiovrtru- liieiit. was it i.;l'i-at. lllllig for the wiir. and il. was il good thing for the conu- try to unite politically."
Soiiieoilo said: You dirlu'f. say the
saulo thing lwo years ago. iliil _\'oll'.' Mr. Mcliilrc was given ;i. iliagiiilirvllt reroptioil :ind his llildress was lists-ll- r~<| to throughout. with lililrlcoil iittvii- tiiiu. Mr. l.el’ago, hc said, had luis- i'epi~csi~iiii~il liilu ill regnril to the re- luriil-ll solrlil-l's, and Mrl Mi:l.iiri‘._ to lilo 4-nlire suti.si'itciion of the rllillieiire, <-.li~:ii'i‘ll up this inui.tei° -boyoilrl qui-s~ lion, coiiviiiriilg the iiicotiiig that the (lvoveriilllciil. liad ilolle, :ind was go- ing in rp), i»vr~,rytliilig in its power for tho llion who had follght to save this lqmpir-0, lie assilreil them thai. lin would exert his utmost endeavors at all times to seizure justice for the ro- turned nie-.n, and the present Govern- lneut would do more than one colu- posed of the opposite party. lVii‘. Iioihtge was unhappy in his efforts to impress tile meeting. llc stai‘ti-rl out by innklilg the ztbsllrrl stat.cnii-,ut that the Govcrnlliellt had fiiileri the returned lneu. and said: “lf i iliil ro- turned to power I will see that they get fiiir play."
Somebody: “Will you be leader?"
(I.allghtci‘.)
Mr, iiol'iigr\ wont on to stale what
he thouglll should be dollc for l le re
be all our money toilliy," lic asked, ii .. . v L
D' ` . »
‘A Voice: .lint you w0uldn`t send
them help two years ago! (A|tpl:\use.) Mr. I.0l'uge endeavored to proceed, but was interrupted with such ques- tioni; ns; wlint did you say two yours ago? lie llnlshed his remarks with dlillculty, bi-ing frequently culled to time.
Premier Arseiinult's address was a
his iliiiposnl lie dealt very ably with
the financial situation ellsily lirilsll-
z5,ooo voices
Toronto
(Special to The Guardian.)
ous Nevclx Never Shall be Slave# Twenty-live tlioilsiind voices wel'
ing.
pllpvrs liiilily. lllzll i'o|'<-igll ' `.: -'
it riiport on this ,t~~_i'i'llorizil dill.-i‘i'iii~<.
ili_i-. cliivl i-iillsos oi' l'rii~lioii in-t\\'i-vii tlri‘i\l-i- and liillg:ti‘i:iiis li-.is iu~l~|i their rival vluinls to \\'i~sli~i'u 'l`lii':ii-rt, tiriu-is
liiil 'iriuils \\'f‘i‘i\ sr-leliiiig to li: '
i-i'linil~lll will iii-nilliirl i'r‘p:ll‘zliiol ii'
, - Are Flooded
L0.\lDON. Jlll_\' Lil.-»-/l`lii'i\i‘ miller. iii
Yoi‘ksiili'o rli>=li'ir'i ;ii'i~ iloiiiioil. :lull ilvolvo |illioi'>; :ire lilli‘ly lo lie liiliul willi water in it day or two. l'rclnii-i' liloyil (ll-i>i'gi~ :iiiiioiiiiwil today in lilo lliiusv 0|' Voiiinioiis, :is ii i'r~.~iilllVot` the pliiii|iilli:ii`.~i stl~ik'l‘, .\'ou|i~ of the mini-s, Iii- said. would br- i'uiii<‘il. 'l`lir-. gi»vi\i'iiiii<-nl is .<1-iiiiiiii; iiivii i'i'oiil the |||»|-| in uid in puiupini.; out lliv uiiiii».~;.
Revictualiing of Austria
l'i\ltl.>’, .lilly 2i.~-'i`l|e Alislriiin
to the silplmiiii; i-oiliiizil oi' tile Allilr.~i tlial, the i'cvii~.|iluliiig oi’ i\llst.l'iit wliiicl was iliici‘i~iiptcil oil .lilly 7 be reslliiii»< and I-oui.iuilr~,| tlirugliout Augilst and Si-plcllllil~l'.
given the <~oi'diiil r0i'l>pli0ll he always niet-is with on every pliltiorlii, and :lr- ler the l.il'e.~ioiile zllill ili:~ijoili|L‘d rc- lnarlis ol' llil- pri-violls Speiilrer, Mr, lilzilichulwl, the l’i'i_~inlcl"s ispei-.ell was doubly \\'el<-oiiiin The lilelrtllig \v_a.~i iiltogi~tlii~i' an oiiiplllilic eiiii-cr-..-s lor
|ii~;|<~,, dolirgntioii has sent. zl l‘i-lil\“>i|-
Great_ Thanksgiving Cele-l
h . ' _ ' mm at oueelfs Park lCrowd of _ Liberals from City and Elsewhere Take
__ l Possession of Belle River _and Have iihe Time of
elves.
'l`()|i(lN'l‘(), July 1:0.-“liuli-. lirilan-|
uiu, Iiriiiillniii ltliles the Wilves, lirit-1
,. ,‘ Sltllll'iia_\' 'ln-ilig :ln i>l`i`-il;i_\»' \\'ill| tili-
|if(¢-yl up in mm |,,l¢.uu Up' |l-iumph in i‘ity liilil-rail.-i, tli<‘_v i':inip<~il ill iii-lin! Qlllfi‘l1's l’ul'k this niorlling. and lwcii-l |¢lV“\' illlll lliill ll l'i‘l4lll=\i' Hill-filth' l'l\"l ii'-into iiioiisiiiiii rl-i-voiit hearts iiiiii-l \\‘1\\'|'i<= at the I-irviiiiiz in iii" <'\'~\1iiur~ od in ti g|~;,i¢;|‘\|1 (,uip,,“|~i|,g 0|' 3,,-;,iS,.,i\iiiiiilg llii-. liiori- priiiiiiiii~ii|. i-ity l.ib-, ;m,| f}\;,|\k;;givin,_.; U, HH. 1.1,.,-m,].i\i‘zils iin :iddilioii to al iiost oi' it-ssi-i'lllii~ ldiiglisli llospital system but as (liver ni' vii'l.oi‘y null pi\al-i-. The sai‘l'i» lilihihl “"‘l"` MV |"- ~l~ N"-“lk MV- l(""'\ tier; and the sol-roivs oi’ iliv post livi-fllifli illiiviloiixllil, I\‘li'. (leo. S. luniiiil,
yr:ai‘<; wort- not i'orgo|tf~ii ili that ciior-j
pg of pi-in-mI,},_ imp Hwy “-,.1-L. ),m»|mf(iiii'ilini-r, iiuil l\li'. A. li_ \\'al'lnirtoii. ii-itil the i'0i~iii.iiile that iiispimil tlicui.‘0I1ly our l.ib\‘i'al Iiellaslfw was aiiioiii: ’l`liie call of lwzlcli had soi`teiii:r1 tiieltiir- l,ili<-rul_ speaks-l's, all the oiiiiirs lil-urls ol` will' und sootlieil tht' i1:llnll"~"llll-T llllIl<1i`li’1l fill' UH' 0i"‘ll5l'1ll- 'l`l\l‘ oi' bcl'i'aveiiii=lit and the lizillowcd'<XUl’l’llUi\ “'11-‘= -\ll'» I\l\‘Xt\lIil"1' li‘\’iill-1. inciiiory ol' the dead lelit tt note’ of] Wllil l"'l1l'\‘-'l‘lllt"l lil-' l'l""ll“l`~ ill" "1"" rl»w»pi\i- solviiiiiity to ilic illziulisgiv-l lliduti: who luis i~i».isi~li niivlilliiig iiivvt-
,iligs iiaviiii; i-viili-ullv `i:i\'i~ii up the
iii- l‘vi'ii.~; .l_ _iii-.\iill:iil. Mr. (ii-urge
I spl‘i‘l'll by Ii/iii_vn|' l\'l:li'l)i>ll:tlll. 'l`li
's i'i_-spiiilli-rl with ilirr~i= roilsiilg
<~lil'i\rs. ’i`li.- Vi-lf‘l'aiis: iiecply :ippi'<~<-i:i ted the llo.¢pilalily wliirli llir-y i'r\r><‘i- vi-ii, and piiriii'ulurly tliiliiki-il l\iii_\'ol‘ i\'l:u<l)oiial.l :init the ilii‘iiil>r~l‘s ol' the
I ini)
_mm ,N ,RAISE little” iilvtn Muni o
A LITY LIBERAL PIC IC
brollii-i', the ezliiiliilltle, who has ceas- i-ll aiii-iilling meetings. Mr. Shaw Mi-Iiiillnri gaivr- it spleiiilid address re- plying i-i`l'<-i'livi\ly to criticisllls. Dr. i'yi~li.~i J. Mizlviillaii made all attack on
iliei-i- 'wore ii numbi~r of infautryinen who hull iiiflilally been ill the trenches and who had I-xpci'ierlci> of the Elig- lisli lio.~'pit;ii:-i thi-y strongly dis:-lellted
_ _~']loll;.(c.
i ll‘ lil \\ 1" IlIl\‘liilL’{ \\i\S
* 'i`i I g' 'illi, th . -. ` " .'
f:iii'l_\' oi“il<\i‘ly. lliiil iii? iiigllilHa<_l~
_ . -_ . _ .. _ ,_ \'ali<'i-il l ii- riiwi _v i~ i-ini-ii niiir it iclr l`t'lilll‘iiIlf:lLllE"slIlin;lhlliiknhitlilshllhlhll-c:i‘liEIllif}f:i(i)ili\ l""""‘°""“ """"` "ml """"` WM( ml il'
'l iw'i' l`ii ll lill\'is'liil<~ out ol
. s lin .. ` l'l‘-“li“\'l
jioi' llii- llppiwiiii-ll of lille' Szilillalil to
(Sl°°°i“| T0 The G‘u5"dla"-) lliring ili-i iiiveiilig to :i i~.lii.~'<=.
PAIHS- 'lull' 2l""l""""i"l` (~'|""“"“". i\i|'. Niisli iipi-ni~.l| with his llow i':ini-
"*'" lm* l”"’|"”*"'|.l" ||"’ S"l""""" |"'i iliilr \\'iliii'i.~‘ill; :liid tvns i`liliriwi‘ll by ll-riiilieil l‘ou|il-il. rim-iirrliiig lo iiirtvs-i||,,,,_ _,_ ¢_~_ ;\|:,,.|;,,_ who “pry ,~,.vi(.“-..,|
I"“'l`l' l l |l|i» situ iliiin
'l‘itloiii oi` ll:il_\' lic ilosilzlizilinl to lirzilt M,-_ ~`\|,._\_ |,-\~;,,._: 1-,`.I,rf\<p“i,-,l 1,5,-
ili his rrilicisins. i)l'. McMillan did iiioi lliiilll the solilii~i's could get fair
;li'i=uliiir~lit from either party and was Iiiu-liiii-il to support an independent i ]ii|l'i}'. , l Mr. liollbon Macilonalil. Patriot, '.~'1>olii~, but it was liilrd to say on \\'llii'ii side lie wus. lic iliigun with llii- iiistoi-_v oi’ the island before the gli:-giiiiiing of time and had reached as iilir us ISTU. when his time was called land lil* had to sit rlowll.
iiilior imported Liberal speakers
lw<~ri~ .\'ii'. \Vui'burton, Mr. Inman, Mr. (iieoi'g~- (iiii'iliiii~r aild several others.
|_\lr. Alex. Martin spoke for the Gov-
l‘i'liillL‘iii.
As the result of the meeting the
ltlori-i'iiiiii»iii canilidutes I-:ained sever- :il volt-s ut this poll '
bf‘l\\'i‘<-it (ii'l'i‘l'i‘ iiliil illllt',:|l'i;l_ (lilo or HYdY__A; ~‘Mh *_
Peace A
.soiii-l'i-sz rT»poi‘ieil soiiie limi- ago llinii __-Nm.,|.|\._ _,my ,MIL li,.,l,.,. |;,,). “~,,_._
K' “"! olisi-i‘vi-il .is it gi-ii<»i':il lii»lill.i_\ iii lille,
m""`kS in “""“"""' T}'m('“ "mlm _‘h""l prrivinris ll was il in-iililiflil iluy .iii-l lilriiliiills lliili ilii-_V \\'<¢ri~. ii\lli:ii|'iriii;< H 1_,_l.,_;,| qumlly p,.,,|,|,. “Wm ,mi 0|* iiit`iiri~ing this plain by lvitiioliiiiig looii ww” pm. HU. ,mv rl-\,,_ ,-,.\-,g;,,,\,_- ._-id.. |'riiin tliiisi-. who i'cl`ii.~‘eil to l‘cilolilii-.e uf HH, (lm. “,m`. ],|,_,M.\.,_[| hy 11 5],(,,.;,,\ (ir:-ck iizitiollnlily. ` l>l=1li'i» .~‘i'i‘t'i1-i- in Hi. l'liui`.~' t’liiii'r-li
' __-____._--___-_- in llir- iiiiirnillg :il_\\liilll ilu' |l‘4l ll.
l\ \iil( ""1 ii
' ii". Al'_ l‘._' | |l~.i liil i p-
_ ilro|\l'i:i|’l~ .~'i:i'liiililil) t`l‘uli»i ‘i'}:klrili‘i.~' iii-lil.
. . _. I _i
‘ limi isiilr- <ili=;l~|'\'i\rl ll\i‘il; '
° .Hui -_ _ i_\ \\il.i.
r-1-lviiiwiiiiiii \\lii<>li ini-liiili~ri :t pai-uilv
oi' liir' li.\\`.\'._\. with lizillil. :lrilll‘i‘s~
, r _ ,_ __ , , .=:r‘.~i liy l’r-iiiii-l' ,\i‘.~'l‘ii:l|ilt :iiiil _\l;i_\'oi'
P"\"I"' 'ml-‘ 31"" H", |`l"'.\"l: .\li»i'i‘i:-oii.`.'; i`i|ii‘ iii.splii_\' ol' l`ir»-l\'oi'li.-'.
I ii
(;"`mm"y "S ‘V rvlmlt Ur th" 'lmllh of iii»oi'gi-ti»'\'il l|'iil 'i p'il'lii‘liiili'l\' ill-ill- " S"m('"m M"'i‘“‘ uf UW ‘lmgU.m"; in i»i|.~'ii'iiii\'l~ rl-4-lr-li‘t‘iili‘oil‘\\'liii'li iiil"llliil‘l‘i th" mums ln' |"`mmll" m.l1mm\." H’ H'.»‘.'l it |iuli'liiiii‘ p:|i‘;lrli~ iilliilv up as lill- lm' “'"'m"h"g I" M' I"h"rt"' Thu 'H' lrl\\'.4' --/\lll<~|ilril>ili-.~: lil-i-iil':iI<-il \\'itli l-iilellt oi-.i'\|l'i'i‘ii lil thi* l"i'i~|l<'h l‘|liii:ls- HH mo ‘_Ulm,_\_ m. 'hu Allips' ,;_“-_“AA “V “`l“""` th" "mW" “'""' '"1 l'“'""‘|' A' palwiili- l`riini l‘lizii‘iott<-to\\'ii. All :iri- ll<‘Nlil\ll‘ll l"“"`lV"‘l h""" f"“'" "WH" islirzlllt' :ii~rniigi-il i`lri.it i‘i‘iii‘osciiliiil' states tliill Mr. liiiuiei Von lliliniliaus- \`_vi‘_m|,\`,' (._H|‘,|V (.m_p5_ lmmi |_0m_{_f "" 'WS ""1-]"‘l ‘"' th" Sl"'"i“h ""m""" si-tiling iiiuiiilioli \vo|~l;r\i's liiiil i'iii'ini-r~ sailor in cliiirgi- of l<`i‘i~ii<-li iiiti\i‘i=sls iii ,,,|,,,S_ Smlml (_him|.,_"A I,-[UM |.,.m.l._ (ii‘i'i|iiili_v <~xpi'i-s.~»iiii.: l'i'lI\”l‘l- l`(‘l` Um solitilli; (lri-:it llritiiiii iriiil lii~l' Allies. ilil'lili\lll and uiidiiig tlliii the pi~i's<in R(_‘u|,m,d v`_ul‘|il_l'___,_ ilwlmnng Sf_\,l,l_a‘ utility, oi` lilo l<‘i'i-ui»li soiilii‘r's deiltll __\l.my mm NNW. M|,"_ -|~U“.m|“,(mh.4
Wm '"3 l‘““i-“`|""|- p 'l‘lio iil`ll‘.'ilooii wus' iiilwii up \\'itli
‘ ‘ ' ' ` ' -‘ i- \\'l‘rs\ grollllv
_ _ ..|tlili in spot ls, \vli r li _
I l\lljri_\'i-rl. lllii- iiiii-l'r\.~'liii|; l`i‘;lllli'r- waz;
_ lint old |'iisliioii|~rl hurl* l»:ii'lir\<l horsr-
':ii' ill ‘.\'liil'l| till-rl: \v<-i'i- eight. coin
i r~ pelitorfi. A ri»liil'lii~<l soldir-i' was till- \viiiiii"r. .\ rvglilar old time picnil-. iollowi-ii illiiliirliiiivc iii` iv-i`i'~'~sliiiii‘ili:» boilii: pi'oviri<~il \\~liii'.li was i`ri\o io nil visitors. lil the ov:-niiig tin- pi'oci~oil- ings \\'l>i‘i‘1-fiiilillllurl all llll"l`1iwll ll:ill_ lvlivri- li l'oii<ert was given iiy llii' ti. \\'. V. A. 'l`liit |il‘iwi-.sraiiiii |`i‘l`orlnr\rl :ind |iiili'i'li"i| lo tlii~ lalxliiliitiiiii ;;r<>ilnil.. :il S Iili \\'l|»~ri~ ii i'o|i.\iiii; sing sont: \\'ii:\ i'rl|'rii~li riiil, \‘|-lr'l'iiils iillil p|‘iipl,» ;ill ,iiiillilig iii. ,i\| ll o'r~li»l'lr llierr- \\';l.~' ri lillizli ||ri||l`il'r-, |_ti0i| liiairls' iii' lirllsll llo- ilig i>rui.=i|liiii~i|. i\:~‘ lliit lliiiiir-.4 loup- i‘il til llii' .~'liy llii~ liiiliil |ilii_\»\rl “(1 (‘:lll;|lll|" ll lvlls :i iliiisl iiri|ii'i\.~':~'i\'1‘
.wi-lil-. 'i`ll-‘ il.\\'.\'./\. liitiiil l<~|`t. for
( li:li'li>itr»lo\vll ill. ll or'll»l'lt. iii~i`ori tlivii' iii-pairlllre they ivori-. leiirlei-f-,l ilii~ lliiiilits ol the town iii it limit
roniiiiit l ce,
(Special to The Guardian.)
l\'l()N'i`lil<}.-\l.. .lilly 21:- 'l`lle .\‘ii‘iii:l
i
which i~:ii'i‘ii-d front l.i\'l-rpool l.X!i!
pzissi»iigi\i‘s. of wltoiil :lboilt hall' \\'l'rl‘ liil|ii:|i'_\', .ii'rivr~ii iii port .~'|ioi‘lly ali-
l - lilo (lovi~i‘liinl~lll. and Mr. llilgllv.~a\\';is l"l’ ll lil-<1 llllllil-
iilrncil liion, null in this rvsiwlrt, llc ri-i`lisi\d il iiiiul iii-ilriiig to close. wiixeil quite eioiiuellt. “What would -__ --- j '*"-'-_'*"‘-“””"""'*"""l'
“ I'li()\'IN(`IC 'I`() PAY
Goes to Russia
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l‘.\lli~S, July 21.-M. T. Serge Tret-
ii~k<»i'|' l'i'i~.<illi‘lli oi' the economic and liiirilirinl itouiiiiission oi' Russian polit- ii-all i-oiif<1i'1»iir»i- in i’aris and a forme`r ini-lnlii-r of tile pl'ovi.~:i0ilal. Govern- iiii-nt nt l’i:trogi'ail has left France lor liiusli liusslii to take up the post oi' .tliiiisirr of Commerce and lndustry in ilie Uovei-lliiiciit of Admiral Kol- iahzik. f \\'iliiuin Kill-bak will develop as much. :is p_os.~'i|»|i» uoiumerr-ial relations be- lwr-i-ii ilic countries of the entente :lull ilii- "i»g'ioils liberated from the lioi.~'lii\viki.
REFUSED To Llnsiurlz
MEMBERS or Llicnlion
‘ (Special to The Guardian.)
S'l`()l‘l{ii()i.lVl. July 21.-The Bol-
sliiiviki goveriiiuent at Petrograd ro- i`iis<‘r1 io release five members of the Stvwiisli legalioit at .Potrograd re- cviitly :ii'rr-sled, it was announced. iii-rv ioilit_\“. Au oilicial of the Swedish i`ori\igli olliro said it was his belief ri~pr»s1-iiliilives of the other nations ni l‘f»tr0griiil probably would be ar- l'i~.»'ll~il.
I N0 ADDlTl0NAL ` TAXATl0N _
rnnnlllm ARSEN-
. iilvi/r I>I~:oI..\I:F.D I .vr i'olmAN BAN AS
i-‘oi.l.o\\'S: \
i “ilow ARE WE Go-
ixi: 'ro ol~:'l‘ 'rlila .uoxl-iv 'rn/t'r is
, Ni-:i<:|»l-xii? I wlm.
.\'i<:vl-:le Ask 'rim l'l~:oi»l.n on 'lilin .
o.\'i<: i'i<:.\"r uoitn IN' 'r.\xl»:s lfN'rll. Al.l. i~: lr if o it 'r s llA\-'ic lslcl-:N l~:xlrAUs'l‘En ro i'ol.l.l-lc-'i‘ \t'1»l.\'r ls l>l'l<: Us l.\' 0'i"l7A- \\'.\.”
A N _\' OU NCEMEN TS, _~ COMING EVENTS,
I Ml~;E'rINGs, E'rc.
_imma `
"Auto lunches served daily at Mc~
their sad loss.
ing aside the cobwebs and colitrovert- ing tho faint ntiempts ut argllnielit mode by the Opposition. lie was
if tliosr- in.lve men li.tr| not fouth
to save the ldiupiro and this proviui-it B
.tl ti<'li|arlv""' ‘
Look oili for Iilvciioll ’I`l'ii‘ks. \\'iili flliillrc
s~'izll'i|ig illclli ill thc faire at on-l'_\' point they are iit thi- lIil°oc:~' oi' i`ir~s|wl'i|tioll. 'I`Ili~_\' will kick Iiiird in their iii-:till stl'lli.rgll\. :intl l'i‘sol‘t to c\'el'_\' and lilly lllliii‘_l'Iil\lliI llli-mis of gviiilig' il vote. I)ol\’i i'o|'gi\t- iiizli. illfztlllolls e-iltvct “I)lli_\' oi' the IIolil'."` wliicli they i'ii'r'llIiiii'il on the eye of lilo |908 ll i-li-ctioli. \\'uii-ll out for sililiisli' |»llliipiili-i»-'_ and [l other c:lililr4l.~i, pllt olliz lit the lust Iiolil'. [|
l\iilliili's iiutel, Stanhope. Price Zilic.
7026~7-15M6l.
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_-1-1 _
"An ideal place for it holiday is
McMillrtil's ilntel. Stanhope. Surf
bathing. Terms moderate. Telephone,
7026-7-15!/i6t
"MT STEWART., ETC#-Thord
will lm service in Mt. Stewart and iioi. 40 i‘resliytcririn (lhurclles on Bulls iluy 2l'»ili at the usual hour.~
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