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i Stand Taken by the _l British Foreign Sec-_ . retary. `

GENEVA. June 6.-Staid, Conser- vative Sir Austen Chamberlain. ggcretary of State for Foreign Af- iiiis chose to forego restraint this giternooil in his condemnation of me Lithualiian llovernment and in’ n bitter denunciation of that State characterized its proclamation naili- lng Villla as its capital “an nct of lli.wlll and provocation." The stand taken by Sir Austen has astonished International stat- igmen gathered heret who see ln it an action most unlike the British min- lnster and one perhaps indicative of the stand it great power will take should the controversy develop fur-

er. mln filct his reinarks have created a-new the iinplessioil here that the Litlluiullan-Polish relations consti- tute a serious menace to the peace oiiluroile. Sir Austen's strong statements came in the course of a conversa- tion with British journalists. in which he had remarked that despite the Lengue's action of last Decem- ber there had been little progress in the matter of better relations be-

at he could not help being

clause naming Viina as its capital. “Sympathy naturally goes to weaker nations." he said, '.‘but if ii

its wsy to take irritating and pro- `vocutlvc action against a more pow- rrlulliationto show itself unrea - onablc, obstinate and uncomproniis ing it will deprive, itself of the sym-

“likthy OI its neighl30l‘S." in _ _ ____

Bishop Oi Southwell Resigns

WASHINGTON, June Grundig

_ I _

` :iii may °' |5l““'~f'l` part than ever

c Ole at the lepubl can and demo Z...

` l _ ` 5 _ _ -1 ' _ _ _ ____ . i `.’.ii1§_...’.`§‘..§’§.i‘.‘.. .f?'Z!.‘i.`3§i‘;“éli§’°.I2£il_ oPéoti°5’é”.?i3§_ 5232’ o__f_o- Premier Mussolini Emphasizes Ita1y’s Tra-lp A H E N -|'%;;_f;,";»;;_1_f_;“;;_g__";=_;>__ ;i;ii“;__i";iIg;`EVEH

` ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' l 1 ‘hav` revented completion of th ` .

Houston One of the listeners in will stead owned h Sir H C lff»

-- ‘be President Coolidge wh ill b `0 5' -` -.uni .L . l mil D

StIateS.l¥\i the White House wliivnothlc Riibstvltit `;i?1lsoErli1eDl<;:lilti(;\lforgyglgiilrgihz -` 1' 'refueling operations. Tonight th

-publican Ccnventi ' _ J _ - .` ' ' ' ° ' ° -‘ '

men at Geneva ASJ Secretary I»`{oove(i‘n gvliilniengiglfi lliilggirgns Second' and Buck Watch “The 111161' Iiilcosrl htgaln&n llgasoline to -be pumped into the

_ _ _ lwashlnliion mid will listen to mei EPISQM E Il 6_D ll i_ - . .- . - ' me lg _- epor lplane`s tanks and were also faced.

t0I`|lSh€d 3. t 8 i_;l;dio_rellori§. vice-President Dawes'in§ the victorlxgn oiuifls Usireupsliilon Grate In Examlnlll The Sltluatllon With, of I m m ig r ationll;/ith li_nfovorl1bl¢ Weaillef YeP°"Si

DGCS 0 e at Marcatta 0hio'Kop relstead a rank outsider at 3'! A ~ - 2 mm C

I-0Wd€n. Curtis Walso ¢l'B ~ 'll ` B . " - _ , ` `

..:.::;:.§..%.;°.?:“.l;:...:‘l§..:“.:“;;l’.;”‘li.li.*2 J“g° Simi'

city. It is reported tn.t G ' ’ _ _

s____n_ dces not ______c__;__1 ___o;e_l‘ri<l>_1_ :_1'_1_g_ll‘l_ 'a _i;ti_l_ci__:i_f li_li'lt_e;.eei;__h_orses___olil_ __ June 5.-Premier Museo- mania are destined to fall __back into

Houston for _Im __e_____c______c c0___ coursé - a a Slnnallletergted hitlnselfd before tli_e_tJ9lIll»_icalPsecolid chlldnogda __ dz --°

_"°mi‘m~ which 0119115 Jlllle 24. | Floiilingo, quoted at 9 to 2 was He i'cvie€ve&:iy l;?ly'sml?eli(;ti¢JnSspev?i‘th‘dressing t¢‘;nsr;?rxnec3l?;ri\;n‘:.s inyJu;o:` (From Our Own Correspondent) ‘ i _ second, a length and ii half hehihd all the countries of the world. em-_Slavla the following words: "Bel _Il | _ '°"' 'fm the winner, while Black Watch, phaslzed italy's traditional friend-_prlidcnt and circumspect. Don’t lis- OTTAWA, June 6, __ A Signifi-

‘ ' ship with Britain, improved rclat- tcn to empty fables circulated by cant development of last night wosf

U n d 6 Ii quoted at 33 to 1, was third, six

lengths behind plamlhgm ions with Fraiicc. and fraternal ties Anti-Fascism which tries to play on the removal Qpmiicli ol ille l,l°cl¢.i

‘ ‘ ' ` . te rd. Real `

fb F-

Committee Present-1

Fokkel molioplane Frielidshp lwas little nearel leady for th

9 i 8

A t t A th('fhers had one hundred gallons of

other side of the Atlantic. 1

In the meantime the woman pas-_

_ senger. Miss Amelia Earhart. Bos-

ton social service worker who hopes -to be the first woman to make isucoessful trans-Atlantic hop, spent

ode of private bills. all but four ofl

Gu d I B ki li; was the plliih i~liimil~ig of me with Spain, and excellent relations_you their last despera ca - »

air an glelli English classic and me iislliil with the United States. llze what the facts are." lihem wen; througl-i_ land the listl _ __ _great ci-owd of English eniliusiasis He expressed hope for the returni “Italy d00S “Dt lil?-ie yOu. Bhd Cl0€="wag lengthy, The most important;

LONDON _lnne 6___ . _ _,was Dil llaildlit me i._nIil.se_ some of of amity with Germany and dwelt not oppose your pacific progresslwali tile bill which iluihoi~iZe5 elim

With gold in . _ .

gels worth linndrnds ol. _I_O__S____ds ___ lllli siicciaiois having waited 24 upon the trade relations existing be- Try to know us, and think that It-‘tension of ‘me Edmonwll and Dunn pounds im, ins noni _md e__5___ lioliis im, fnI,0mliln noslnonn tween Italy and the Soviets. The aly. which in all times formidably vegan Rallwl,_y_ The London ami; workin II _ _ _ _ i, Felsiend n lm col . dominant note of his speech was contributed to human civilization, is pon Biliwell Railway i,lll_ aflel. bmi

E nder the constant suiveil- ' Y i by 5910!* KUP. |

lance of _wo de_ec_I__e__ C______ G___ Oni ni F,nIInngt0n_ is owned by S___ tl{i_at t_I_ta_1y wished friendship with taken with the _Fasclst_ral;lme,____n ing up and down was talked olii___ Ho 1 ‘s....;’ ..:;.°:::;“l;e.:.°l‘ r..:“.:f°":€ ‘::s;°l..n°.l;.l‘:‘;l.y:l.r:.°l..‘;.ll. 1 is fm he of H merly_arl official war artist, is paint-. Spim Koi’ °“|°"“"°d thi’ Derby in mit. anybody to stepaoh her toe? \ \ yn »wi;qh the session endmg' i ing pictures of the old bullion voolio“92°~ Sim" K°l’ “ls” W0" "WY “ 'rho Pi-on`iloi~ wir- iiiiosiially mod- FRENCH RELATIONS ‘ °t ‘nsmsed °f' ye' b“”`“g“‘°d" f , _ Wiield of Q _ . _ _" r ed as highly contentious and occu-1 ° the BMW Of England before they “met Eu' elate in examining the situation ' ~ ,. ~ it . disappear' in the rebuilding of thei Felsteads Victory was before ll with Jug-o-Slavic.. Indeed. he had a* What were considered Mussolini’s pynig' D' very precarious pas mul Bank. Virtually a prisoner, siiri-ohh;\"C°0l'd Cl'0Wd Of fl0l1\'lY 0110 mllliflll word of praise for the present Jugo- most important words had to do age' T3? iB‘?u lielephuge bm 31.1. ded by gold bai's and coins, woi-tlil5\’e°mt°"5 who ‘M3595 EPSON Slav cabinet in having the courage with relations with France. He AM W lc ‘Clem 35° tbeliisxnid lei 21,700,000. Mr. Gill paints behind D0wiis as it was estimated, includ- to face the opposition in presenting made significant reference to a sslifiuncin °‘_' mm ‘er iifmi locked dgoi-5 ig me Oidel. oi the ing the great Calcutta Sweep Stakes to the parliament the Nettuno con- Franco-Italian rapproachment. wg" CW, wife I? power Calif Q22; Bank Ciovemfii- Smilies of me lniIiI._ LONDON. June 6.-Miss Rehn, a ventions for ratification and also ln "The eventful history of our rela- 2 if o°mw;_ 0 Tsar this '__ _ lor to be hung oh the walls of iili. Clerk for 0. brewers ilrni in Bai~i~ow- accepting Ita1y's demand for satis- tions with France after the war, “ n 9” “S ever en F' ° new building lin-Furness won the £125 500 top- faction after the recent anti-Itallalrsaid the Premier, can be explained -‘ect °r 'ts Pr°m9t"5 semfusly' l ...Although am kept _md____ _I_ellil.0xlmaiely 532i-I_0lllll lil-izé as the outbursts in that coilnt.l~y_ :to a. great extent through what oc- a ‘_`__ ;_l_\y;lleeni;5ill_¥_¥_l_gi_/_l;_Se_§0§, _ . _ eyes of detectives it is no _ fl i. 'holder of ii Felsleiid iickei ill llie lcurred at Versailles. which more or li

- ‘e "° ‘°“i t ii l » srnailvc lv wonps loss correctly was atti-looted to the "W l°“8 d1S°“SSl°“- If “ms” °“<

i;l;>0li‘1t54;rh(?r}l§§:y’¢lsm%;Lhe artist t'oln`iiix?v:'s giiirciaynngc Sweepstakes m L0- A *political attitude of the men in of remmks made by me leader M

_ ~ ` F 1_0 0‘/0l`ll0I` W0ud‘ ~‘ ' T ~\ _ l F. li did i_ _ the Opposition this-afternoon. Hr*

“B H

- » ` _ ` ‘ r, "_ 1 ' f their ally, Italy.

disturbed over the publication of work is done. I should be sorry to - fivfiiilslfis nll,,i';;0Ll`i;?i` “lege imected ‘O 0 -- . ~ `

. _ t '. _ etermined_ The present situation has bee

the Lithuanian constitution with its at_t_t_i_l_i_1pt to l_ift oriebrlclc of gold. l Arr wiil.llings_ but me Preii.Ilel._ wliile i.e_ much imp,-0ved_ To judge this ame

5?’ 0 me mgots were Sill' - senting' the attitude of the nation- iioration' one must remember th

V33” rom the L9U"ell'»l°~ They are als of these two countries, was spar- feelings when the France-Jugo-Sla hlghly lwllshed. and are handled by ing in his words and mild in his pact was signed and the Italo-Ai

t f defensive allianc

small and weaker HM-|011 EWS °\li~ Ol' porters who still wear black tam o’ ' _” d ' t' ~ban1an ti-ea

. -. _ _ . _ _ , y o

h ik ulled d ‘ The exccumc ‘md membms of me eixchixiiic-l9iel:)ali.ionq with Austria 'are concluded. Since then we 'have mad

S Rll' YS D own over one ear- _ . ‘1 relic Of the dilyli when gold bars D°mim°‘.‘ °f Cmmdn H,°t"l A5S°°‘"' dlplomatically correct." he said,"but much progress along the road to a

S; were _ _carried__on__ the shoulder and‘“°n‘. amwd in mo my yesterday it depends on Aiistrla to reach _a¢;le-_understanding and the establish ` ' "eVem“g`bV °m"'fr°m M°“°V‘”~ ‘md gree of greater cordio.lity.". " ""' ment of political relations betwee

e.ernment against in an early part of e the session wlien_ provision was

-1 more comprehensive basis. a dupii

n cate of effort and expense. _

He said “the point is whether or

research should come under the

li single _control of the National Re- .lsearch Committee. T-here were votes eifor different departments for prac- v tically the same kind of research 1

the head and neck had to be pro- .

' " are the guests U; me V‘°t°"i“ Hotel- All dill to Jiigo-Slavia he said the two great nations.

tccted from cliafilng. _ _ u I; .

AYDOUB H1056 Pl`€S9“i ln the Puffy- ‘xsince the advent of the Fascist re-_ Mussolini did not even oppose dis-

it L0 I

Major S. J. Robins, Managing Dl- rector of the Ontario Hotel Assoc-

socliition. Mr. E. M. Carroll, Vice

1 A

‘ Pldtfth_Ot~lH _-- _ -

Of res en 0 P n me ow S h 'fl' dho between the two couii-i

lnot we really get any value for -lmoifcy spent under these circum- s. ‘ ,

' " - J.. :|l9Sll`leS D!`°VillCli!l_ _._Yilli7i_l'_ll,1E,€li-*___ “Ve glme the Italian policy toward Jugo- armament, only submitting cer _

. . _ _ _____ __ , _ . _ Id

Slavia has 'been straightforward. tain conditions.--which he consf ici; _.stances especially having regard ‘o_

Italy adopted the principle of si pol- indispensable for the safety o siwhat has been 'done by ihe Re-:

Search Bureau, such as the Rocke-i

Convgnt-iOIl`iation and the _Dominion Hotel As- icy `of friendship and followed it. country. _ _

' ' ' ' » ~ ‘ ' ' ~ f Of relations with Great Britain. fellei-lnsiiime am-i lim Carnegie

conseciziting it with the tleaty ol _ _ 1926 Mussolini spoke in high terms "The Founoarioii; is o gi-ont or this l<ind_

of any value for laboratory work?_

__ _ i _ _ _

LONDON' June 3' The Bhhop o_ _ soclatioll. and manager of the Car- "Italy is obliged to realize that t el ‘len _s li

' i < t tries is irofound." he said. “It ex- I fancy no one knows l,ei_l_el» i_miii_

Southwell. Dr. Bernard O. P. Hey

resigned owing to physical inflrm

sideruble time. He was a citrate

_ , ~ _ li _ ‘*’“ _ 'lorite Hotel, Toronto; Mi-_ John ileaty of 1924 failed to cleatethal l

W°°‘l “U0 ‘S 57 Years 0f We nf The second niinuol _Dominion Davidson iollmsenling lm. ls,-i._.~,i<lmi;_iiiol-nl almosphere whereby friend-_tends to the great mass of thc pop-.mc Minlgiell of l-lei,llll_ weamighti

c°"Ve“'-ion °f the Cmlllfllllll I-»€§l0l1 gf the Domiillim Hotel Asgociililoll ships descend from official protoc~ ulations." `

ti n hich was to-

ll 1113055 has ‘mused him W be British Empire Service League will and Mlmagel. oi the Wlmlsili. Halen els to the hearts of the peoples. In| In his perora o . w I

- ' J o Slov uarters preach- day applauded, the Premier cleclar-i The Wie on public works eSli_

y_ .

bs f' i i f ~ - ~

s ent iom hs docese oi a 001;” assemble at the Admiral Beatty Ho Monlreali Mi._ Aiiliili. l_eI_iei._ Pi.eSi_ cgi-trim ug - q i

~ - ' ' ' .t Ital had been amply ed‘ '

iexpeno s5,ooo_ooo before satisfactory results are obtained."

:mates remainiiig was resumed this

tel. in St. John. N. B. on Monday de lol in M it H I i .

. _ l/l _. C__ ng agains y _ _ _

n E ar ‘mn 0 e sw H d ' vcn b men with pollt- "The new political constitution oflniomiiig The Mlinsiei. asked lor an

B‘"`Y in 1394~ *md lute” had mmm' next and continue sittings until the lion and Mlmligei. iii ilie Gloucester indulge in c y _

` ' ~ ._ the Italian state and the foreigliiaInn_nnI,iai_lon nl. $l_50il_0ilil for l0w__

tries nt Swinton and Leeds. He wa

wiis Proctor in Convocation, 1020, and became Bishop of Southwell in 1920.

Announcements,

Coming Events,

Meetings. Etc

"Paul Kolllns in "Sml1in' Thru"' at Prince Edward Theatre Juno 19th and 20th with unexcelled caste 0! local players. 4801.-6-1-'li

" “The Stormy Petrol" by Sourls Dramatic Club ln St. Teresa Hal -‘Une 14. seas-tl-2-si

"Reserve Saturday. Juno 16th. for concert at Crupuud.

4880-6-6-2i.

”"Baptlst Cliurcli~Cakc Bale at Moore ami MacLeod'i¢ Saturdnv lllfmoon. 4917

"DR, CLIFF, M. D. Start now h°m° Prevention-cum. 112 Prince Bt. Cirtown. e-is-amos.

°’Klnkora Hall-The Alberton Dramatic Club will present °°n Dobbs" with pleasing special- "”‘- Ffldey evenlnz. Juno 0th.

4816-B-6-2|

"We.si's Garage--Repairing on ill makes of cars. Night and day bervlce. Pownal Bt. Phone 1131-J.

4783-B-31-thmon-4|,

n°"l'he Bcnior Dramatic Club of Dmndleh. will present a two-set _I_l'°ll_l_1l1 "Among the Breskei-sl" in Inf; Bank" South Ruatieo. Juno I at 14:15 p. m. If not fine, the ollowinl night. _A ' 4010-8-6-2| "rho v. P. B. trio victoria “_:ltgd_ Charon viii' pn.-sons their fi Y- 'N0 'l‘re|plssin&'l'_ in Victoria I‘“- Friday. .mio _ A md Nr and s :ood out. urls-s-e-al °°~lllSt arrived. cor of corn. cem- nhl and shingles. A. B. outoime. “Hier River. `

49|!-0-1-Ii.

“ln the Huoiiic Hall, smiley

nflflle. Friday, Jung ggh i,h¢_g¢;|i.iNew York, cloudy

‘gt Dramatic Club will 'present 4- . llrims "oyp, ti-is Helms." spec- ‘“¢l°S between meta.

4025-8-0-4|.

ternal delegates.

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Montreal. cloudy Quebec cloudy...... Charlottetown. fair Halifax. cloudy Bt. John, cloudy `Boston,roin

TORONTO, June 7.-Moderate to the advance of the victorious na-

ttl d ith ' in and tlcnalist forces.

from winds “mc e W In Chang himself refused to admit

mg' ‘ 54-52 the seriousness of his condition. al-

T°r°"w' mn 1oo_54 ii. evidenced by the

'10 iiillarge stall' of physi uns n 62-Alliance upon him and by the fact that tie-60 his wives and corlcubines and his 16 6+-bllichildren have been called to his 58-54_bednide. 60-62' §‘EK1'N,‘June 0.-A Chinese of-

' Kai-Shek

5 f ll i Tl . .

_____de ch_____n___ to l_he_K_ng In _mn _o o\v ng \ursd'\Y Hotel- Bathursli Mi._ lil N_ Robeib ical lesponslbilities _ ,_ ___

,ing light wines and bcer ‘ii the hot- el. the N. S. F. check problem. the .accommodation of tourists and the

iprcblems facing the small hoteli

ill'li\l`l. ‘ Last night the party were receiv- icd by His _Honour ‘the Governor. lThis morning they will go on a isight, seeing tour, following which lthcy dine at thc Victoria Hotel. lin the afternoon the party .leaves by»thc l-iocllelago. for Picton 'whence thev will tour the principal

icentres of Nova Scotia. » - »- -io; ~ -- -

iChallg’s Condition

Growing Worse

l tsiiooiti to who cool-chili

MUKDEN. China. June 8.-Mar-

tial low was proclaimed throughout Mukden today as Chang Tso-Lin. iMancliiirhin war lord, lay on what was expected to prove his death bed. _The condition of -the former dictat- lor of -Northern China has been growing steadily worse since Mon- iday when he was injured in the bombing of the special in which he was retreating from Peking before

though was

ci i attend-

Y’°“°y °f the Fnsclst Wvemmentler lake terminals and stated that

During the convention many- All this was due to cami e bl f tl i tu d men will mn' Gemma! Pnssenger Agm" C' N‘ ignorance of Italy, bilt such cxag-[place italy ill the front rank ofthe when Completed "me work wonlli

pro cms o ie ‘e i-ne

., - ~ R.;M.G. J. Bur e. D'L`n1 .__ f ..

_i;€__d_lscui;s_i_ri, als? llninigrnlion aiid_n__ssen"g____ Agent C i§_eR__ gil; ei-ated manifestation.. of meloga- world. _ Inoblibly Cost $4_0il0_00(l_ Tile loc£I_ cnnie __'_f‘hlcI$"fvII‘; __o;“_l_’_if:_“bes1_g__";_f;"T0nii,kiiis_ C_ N_ RN Moncioiil MI._ - ‘W Y *_* tion however. had notyet been do-~ * ' ~ - _ te mined. ;°l3irl‘;i=tiisu;irfill;rrl3:°ri(:>ii1§" bm t° "Milf gf. 311.' gsm;-{tyM:§§§;{~ Si! ` w L » TA vote for s1.f»oo.ooo for ottawifs

Tomorrow Col°lnel‘ Jnlinnon “fthe Barker H0l,¢l_ Moncton ‘ | is I ‘ ‘ _l'l€\V Public building CiIllSed Slime

member of the Dominion Exccutlvel T119' 0\1J€Ci1 Of the t0\1l' ls t0 Eoin 'i“sc‘;l55_‘1°“_‘nmv°&ing trafigsf ig,” one Major 1vlaoNiitt. if member of bv the Ulmer Canadian Managers _°I_°“ _gi _ Ie” I de n°‘§ In _ ° eisecii the resolutions committee will leave first hand knowledge of conditions| de ms rd “I” lf th ‘H S I_ for St. John, as both these bodieslln the Maritime Provinces and to n u ll 9 °n Emu” S “re” Y 9 l°r°pe" 5' have meetings on Saturday in pre-lfurther assist in the organization of '

Duration for the lseherul convention.‘_thc Dominion Hotel Association . ---f-°*~

...‘i.‘1Ei»“f.§`s‘§‘.}é§‘t.ii"’....f.’“.I{‘£§.§..‘ii1‘i1“,§i‘,§§“ ‘”“‘ ""‘“‘°“-"y ”" "°”“‘“°“' His Lordship Bishop 0’Leary AddPeSS€

convention as accredited delegaterv Diiring me tour many imllhrlahf » . _ fmm me Ch“l`|°"'f9t°Wn Blanch imdiqucstions to the hotel manager will J formed with respect' to the Ismnd' l it is expected that °th°“` m9mb9"5 Ur be discussed as the prlvile e of serv- _ _______. At New Years Quebec papers were the local branch will attend as fra-‘ ` ` 'g ` ' full °f Swfles about me in “eat”

of the Dominion

Anticosti again camo into thc

limelight. Major Power (Quebec, South) declared that the Solicitor General has been grossly misin-

_Q-

. . ‘ts first t re. .

BiiTiit:i‘iie`tllii:§ir lil; mcg. Holi; yrrho .lonlor League, resislonded t0'f;§’Il° a°flei°i‘I;§ i‘;';’l§:“';e‘;lIl‘IIh°c‘"§nl,fIII§ and it was one of the most delight-_by Miss Winnlfred Gauclet. nded _olwnlcn said that ne had been Wann ful functions ever held in Chariot-I The B0Wll_ll3 icllms l' SP0 _ed that any persons landing wnillcl tetown' thy Miss Elizabeth Connorsil Ml `be deported at the expense of the His Lordship Blsllor O'Leery was* The Press- 1'¢SP°“<l€‘l 1° Y Ss snip orinslng mm and that no vos-

lhe guest og honoi~_;ln_d there wilsdaiE\gB'_li__<g_o_r_ll_l_o_;‘sé__es_s _Sei could 'pill mio Ellis Bay with. “V86 GMBH 111166 0 H9 YOUHE ll - _ ' , out the telegraphic rmission of ics of St. Dunstan's. members of thai H15 L0rClShll3 BlSl10D Omifyiihe Amicosli Company Juniors. Mis. Mooimyro, ieresldent. Spoke to the young ladies volclns NS, ,__ A_ He,il,s_ l__,,i,,,,_ wimiii,,,g_ Miss Dorsey liasi pl-aside,-il_ andmatisfaction in their organization slnied innl there wns no law or Mrs. Casey. Tmsurel' of the Sen-|‘*“d “""'” *hem “"“" “WY “'°“‘dIoi-der on the Island, except that aol- ior Sub-division were also present_S\ll‘0lY b9C0m€ H Brel" f0l'¢€ f°l`,mlnl5¢i,i-ed by the 00mmmy_ HQ The National Anthem hohored_ll°°d in the community' The pres'|doubted if a member of a trades the King with all standing afteriem' °°°“5\°“ pmved me" °ap“bmL,'iunion would ever get permission to which His Lordship said Grace and 195 ‘md “S me Catholic w°me“5~land. The company controlled the all proceeded to do i`ul1 justice tolLe“5“e had Pmved “self W be °‘Ilandlng and whorves. Every person the very excellent menu provided by splmdid f°‘°°° fm' 3°°d “““°n““y',should be as free to go there as to the hostesscs. 'it W”-‘ b°‘"'“| W ¥“°"' ‘md °"P““d l°lMontrea\ or Quebec and the Gov-

Yfff E\`°\\Wl' B°°°mPll5hm9ni5 and “Siernment should see that not one

Mew :.ll;t.°'.:.‘:.*f.“;::t3:l‘;“;‘s;z:.“:2.°°i:.°f ::;.°..f.:s°°;::"°:..::s:e"‘

-un co w r .

Cold Meals the places now held by the seniorsl The Holi Llmien gal-inon al,-en-ed

Hain ox Tongiielin the field of Catholic _endeavor.iil~ial ll-ie (;°mi,3ily was not ii phil.

plclile5_ Olives lH¢ blessed the 0l‘88nlZHtl°n and ¢X'lanthropic institution. It had spent

Pointe Salud Chicken salad tended a most cordial invitation to_0l,¢i- ;g_0¢lU_000 on whgi-yes and do-_

Hoi; Roll, ithe Catholic Wvmeh-9 l-#H8116 iH\d_velopment work. The vote was fox

white Bread Nut Loaf the J\ll'll0l‘S £0 Bp€l'id R hOl\d&\y B|'.ldl°edg\ng_ grid the company collid

|AllR\‘lm0l`B SOME days d\ll'il'\8 lhe not dredge the Bt. Lawrence River.

White Cake Chocolate Cak'e _

.l.en_ Oninnende isummer. __ d`Conditions were not as bad as they

Candy Salted Nilisl The y0l\l1g ladies who respon e ,were painted. The people there had During the repost excellent music t‘° the w“"° °°q“Med memselveslthe “me "Uh" t° “pp°“l °° me pm'

was iiirnlslnid by me _innlor C W lmost creditably and it is safe to saylvinclal government and to the -_ ' ' ' that of the Junior C. W. L. greatcourts as in other parts of Canada. L" °rches"r° with delightful v°°“l thin m be ex ted 1 the ' Sir Geor e Pe‘1e ointed o t lselections by Miss Kathleen Hughes gs ay -pec °` yi 5 ' y P U with violin nccnmnnnlmeni by Misslgrow in experience and service. lthat the Island was the exclusive Mary Mnddlnnn and Bessie Mc_l The evening closed by all sil1ging,propcrty of one company and hc Qnnid_ O Canada and the National Arith-_iouldtgee na: pos_slb1e__ ,1usllficlst_l_¢_i_l

The President of the Juniors Miss em’ Elgin se ndieifnmnxil; loonelwllii,

Helen Flynn then gave a short ad- _,_ ‘com anne", dsl, l y D ' dress of welcome to guests and D y ° us ness' members mer which _n l The whole of this afternoon tha

_ e presented (Canadian Pr¢Sll estimates of the department of the

iflciai representing Chiang __

,the Bowling prizes to the followingci Cupyrrgg FIELD, N, Y,_ June s,._- l I io bei ills cl Til Cami" °f Gfenlee- M1” Elle-lmio mm sou with - crew of tw°'i§¢i§oo'owfi§§ o.i`i'f.i...¢§"T§f`min°§§ hem C°"“°"5 ‘md he’ ‘Mm andy’ me" Will lW¢“lP¢ I 11011-S009 flllhf Indian department forests natural

I I i tid thi afternoon at 12:38 commander-in-chief of the na on- . _ _ ‘ Hgh e A | rmies arrived in Pekin todaylwalsh. Eileen Ryan, Edna Hughes'w gui-gpg iomoi-my in the ti-ghg.ll.esi,ili.l._e5_ l,,l.lii,_ lllnds_ em The

i Miss Eva Hasell. the pioneer

her time in visiting quaint spots about Trepassey. She was visibly Lip- set at the unexpected delay to the enterprise but refused to be con- cerned over the reported efforts of two other girls. Thea Rasche and Mabel Boll to get started on their proposed trans-Atlantic flights in time to make it a race with the "Friendship" carrying the Boston girl. ‘ Wilmer Stultz, pilot and navigat- or of the Friendship. and Lou Gor-

disappointment at being held up.

fly just as soon as the weather por

for England or. further.

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_Anglican Teachers 1 Travel by Caravan _

I EDMONTON. Alto.. .lone s.-on

muddy trails, the Anglican Sunda

Stultz simply observing that he willl

mits. The enforced idleness has giv- en the trio plenty el time to fortify 'rho otionaonoe was the lol-nest io themselves with rest und sleep for_ihe lii_.,l0ry all lim i_llul.cll_ the ordeal that will face theml Following ilil. i,lliming_ me wil. when they hfffld 011! 01/PY U10 0C@l1!1'iei~elice at once took up routine

lillililill lHllN

HE H llllw Lii$§_._3‘_lI.”l.......sri E i5ll§ll]_ \5.REllT|0NS UF lllll WITH Pill] I] E E li |_NE5i.‘§ii?§$.§§.Zl2t§’i’...iillillN~UlNiJE I5 WWWmwWmm mmmmmWMmmMmn

Fourth Maritime Con-

ference of United Church, Opens at Saickville _ Inspir-

f ing Address by Dr.

_Sutherland - Rev. A. S. Rogers Elected

President.

""i~ .

SACKVILLE, Julie 6. - With the singing of the hymn. f'Uiiw the Hills", tile reading of scriptures and Lprayers lcd by Rev. Dr. John 1Pringle of Sydney. and Rev. J. W. ,Bartlett oi’ Bermuda. the fourth

3011. m€Cl`ll1l1lC. SUDWEU ll'-U9 ‘lf lhelalinual confcl~ellce of the Mari-

|time conference oi’ the United Church of Canada was duly coil- stituted this afternoon. Rev. Dr. J. A. Sutlierland, Sytllloy, presided.

_bu.~iiiless. Rolls of Presbytery were _adopted with some changes. _ Transfers of ministers wern re- ported. Out of conference: Jacob lileoney w. W. Molvoim, lvl. c. Mac- Donald, M. W. Al'lnstrolig_ J. T. iF‘arquhiir. R. W. Ross. W. B. Leard. ;Johii MacKay. into conference: 1').

iTell'ord. E. E. Mowat. Dr. John _ Pringle. W. M. Roger, F. J. Ripple.

idaunted by encounters with bears. ‘ i lprecipltous mountain roads. and -

y GIVES WVARNING

nn ___ h d ___ ____ -school caravan teachers are start-i

_ some ng e a warne e gov-ling out thi_‘0ugh the bvéesterg cl_io<le__s_;l _A veiy lnsninng address was I_iI___

yiyxeagnli/\i?lass.:eg ni:;“$ali‘ss`wit.l? eigllt-"y'¥lH`edSb~3/ -Fresldpnt Sutherland on

d i _ n ,li _ - - _ l ie _l\ir_it of the Church today".

n ma e or ‘eseam on a larger an leefl t€llCl'l€fS bl`lnE“lE the messageiln reviewing the three years of un-

'i'0f the 80=P*3l 10 me f“\‘fhe1""`|°5f' icn, there was found great cause for

‘parts of the western mission fields.

thanksgiving, but there were also

°t certain perils to be guarded against.

the m0V0m€I\i» Wl'l0 Opemied me The danger of depending upon the

iirs van in Qu'Appelle diocese

li” past and an llndue emphasis upon

1920. is IGM/ills Edm0l`lWl\ f0l‘ me denominational was mentioned. The

frontier diocese of Caledonia. therequest of the. Archbishop

Ili real object of the United Church Oflwas to set free great spiritiial en-

New Westminster and Al‘Cl1\leaC0I\‘ergies. To do this, the passion which Rix, with her co-worker. Miss Saylefwas in thc heart of Jesus was nec- Lecturing in England on the work gggiirl-_ of the Sunday School caravans. dur- The President expressed apprecia- lrlg the Dnst live m0IlthS- thlS little lion for the .uiiiform kindneml which hand of workers realized $8.300 for had been extended* to him during their summer equipment and liter- his term of office. ature. and the new van for the Cal- A business committee was ap- edonia diocese, which will cost about pointed consisting oi. Principal W.

ia thousand dollars, is now bei built. Last year one van working

ng C. Ross, Judge Armstrong, Rev, in 'Pllcodore Ross. Oli motion of Dr.

the Kootenay diocese secured 2,400`Hez\rtz. it comniitii-c was appointed. pupils for the mail course. Besides to wllom the minutes will be re- Ithe actual lessons for the juniors.‘l`0Yl‘ed 101' review. _the foul- papers gent. monthly iii; Dr. Sutherland submitted report .eluded Bible smiles for me vel-y_cf oxccliiive dealing with matters lsmali children, to be read to them cvmms under rvvlwv during the

iby their parents. Bible studies for

lthose over 14, and serial stories lproliide entertaining reading. lwhich a great dearth is found ‘the "caravan workers on th

_ycar.

wi Certain sessioilnl committees were gfiappolnted,

i.,y_ On prococding to the election ol' eil president, it ballot was first taken

lrounds. Demonstrating the lnterest'“'l'h U1? \hl'°<’ lllisliif-“L flames VJ lulken by child,-eii_ Miss Resell ioldlbc nominated and on the second

Eof o small boy who walks nine mil ‘to post his Sunday school lesson.

In some parts of the coun

_where there have been no chiir services sometimes for 20 years,

ithree tilnes in 30 years, elements _

of atheism and lack of teaching

esballot, Riv. Dr. A. S. Roger. Saint.

lJohn. was dc-clarcd elected. Dr.

liy_R_og_er briefly expressed his appre- cli iiniioll. Rev. D. A. Franio, Brook-

orl field, was appointed secretary.

of ----- ~-im). -_ v-._ '

'me Christian prmcimes of h°neSnlr‘i‘l3_n\'ies._another dehlitanie. all on

` truth are leavin in their tr

and g

.an increasing measure of _iuveni _ ,

nill This was appreciated as il most

lcrimc, and from a source diffic

llnlsllvcr tissue.

‘delightful oct "1t's the iiext best

to discover comes seditlous literal Inn I _Din to cnnI,I_.. Ii i,I_nhn_

lure inflamiiw, the minds of chi ‘ren and parents alike against G

iond the principles of lawful gov- ernment. Miss Hasell feels that the

in- _ ‘ll ° P ~ K on tion Oliicer remarked.

__,,;.__

‘danger is grave. The southern Euro-j

ipean settlers populating the coun- “‘“‘*“‘°”°°°'°*°`°‘°

ltry at such a rate much greotfir Condensed Special'

lthan British settlers are being e

ltablished, are found most susccpt-‘ RATE.-~lc. per word, not [ible to this bolshevlk teaching and each lnlertioain this column.

.in the course of her work she has I I I

fhad quite young children tell h iwlth all earnestness that "God is _myth invented by the bosses keep down the working people."

‘ ------ -- £03 .__

ltotly Astor

Gives Party

O i ply now Prince Edward Theatre.

i LONDON, June 7.-Lady Ast

cr ,___._.------_-_-,_i._--» fl ’PERFECTl0N WIIITE LEGHOBNB 10 chicks. hatching eggs. Everett

Howatt. Carleton. 4826-8-2-Bi

°CAR OF CHOICE HORSES FOB ' sole at Wood &: McNeill Stable, . Water Bt. 4889-6-0-81 i°wAN'rs:o - sn-:rn/iNci~:its. Ar-

' saws-s-at

_N_l_._ P.. is always original and prob-| ,

a y no other hostess in Londonl.

lwould have thought of giving a re-l qgliilisgiyilingu

as ` '

lception on the very night sho w ‘presenting her daughter at Cou It was :i great success too. for Le

_tl market? If not, why not? dn 4910

‘Astor invelgied her husband andl¢SAl_M0N As Low As .nm lseverol friends to help ontertainf lowesi ai l,_ _l_ McD°nalIl.s_

»her guests. some of whom were

'litical celebrities while others wegei an

lmembers of the National Associe-l 'you WANT 000|) ggvguwsm _tion of Probation Officers. whlchl Prl¢es 50 for 20c; 100 for $60;

ence in London.

liest chiffon and velvet dress

had just ended its annual confer-l 250 for 55c; 500 for $1.00, 10M

| for $1.95. Postpold. Guardian

Before leaving for the Court Ladyi Office, Guardian Job Prinwry. Astor. looking radiant in the love-. _ gl

ofi

i‘;°Df» George Gresrrs _office in i - Stewart is open every Monday "f the practise of antutfy.

010-I-7-6|

` marni t tomorrow gulf! - ""' '°'“°"°' M ° | x -eh ii that more will se' our Holy Father. the Pele' Fe-

lotor than Charlottetown..

.i r.

and tomorrow morning at 2.80. allot o . ~

Bun set! this evening at 740 and I-Ie will visit the foreign legationsihnd Mary HOBID- Atlantic plane Columbia of Charles ¢i»ah,p°i-igglqil 9( cml il-om Albert.

in ntee on behalf of Following ts the toast list' A, Levine, the latter announced thliithe development of an industry in

_ but quarter moon Monday. June Chianti il ¢ . infternoon. The pilots will be Oliverlthe for North. embargo on pulp lim im ii m, no danger w foreign life oi- proper- silondcd to by Miss K1tty_Coyic. Lebouiilller formerly of the British timber, ami the can and Mucgiloii

Catholic Wo cus Leasiw rm and cs tain Arthur Ai-golls ot______...__.._.__.___....._-__

l ‘ ' The . m . _

Bumminide ttiie elshteon minutes ty when the southern troops take a y p

over the city. R¢SP0l\Il¢<l 1° by M\'S» W- J - Mlwlll- Minnesota. (Continued on page 3)

diamonds. "processed" through thol rooms. followed by her dm\ghter.| the Hon. Phyllis Astor in the poleatl of golden yellow taffeta frooka wlthl a lovely train. and IMI Deidre Hart

_ _ os. r ,__l,

love-in-the-mist blue, and w¢.~t\rinz,‘F0lt SAL!-il ROOM H0138*

every modern convenience, with

able for bolrdlllg hom! or com easllyhemadefnwltwotun apartiiient Write W. 0ua)'dion.- _

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