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P. E. I. Hospital

Graduates

Diplomas will be awarded to m, following young ladies at the Prlnss

Ada Acorn, Cora Mcliachern, Vera Andrew. Ruth Raynor and Olga Macbdillan. The diplomas will be presented by Premier Stewart, ans

ls being provided

TRAGIG DRAMA

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Lakehurst, N. .1, early Sunday on its first transcontinental trip. came during efforts to make an elnerg- ency mooring at Camp Kearney af- ter an aerial voyage fraught with storms. Several attempts to bring the great skyllner down had been made by a determined ground crew when upward current suddenly caught the great ship.

Robert Edfall and Nigel I-Ienton, both of the San Diego naval train-

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irlg station, and Cowart clung to the landing line to the horror of the watching throng as the Akron surged upward Edfall and Henton

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lreat, Flu-s Remodeled, Repaired (and Relined. Telephone n27. M88 10-51.

coune. Hundreds of successful

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. ,the Bicycle from Johnson Al Johnson's Drug Store Saturday night please return u’ party is known. No. P. 2631.1. Soii-b-lfl-li.

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College, an Harrington. Halifax.

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wsek. Unemployed, make money instead of losing some! Protection in reserve territory. Sure sale in every home. No risk. Ask for de- tails and catalog. The I'M-mils: Products Copany, I785 St. Cath- erine East. Montreal.

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t‘ _i______- A KENTVILLE, N. 8., May ll-

Harry L. Dennison, K. 0., Dean or the King's County Bar and

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SILL Ill-OM HOUSE T0 HOUSE

Toilet Preparations, v Products. etc. Cash in on profits of $50.00 to $75.00 per

quire 65 King Street. 2990-5-11-31.

FOR SALE To Llti‘, IOAID AND l, room signs on hand at Guardian ‘ Office. if.

vetdFan Nova_8cotia barrlskf. dropped dead at his home here. today. He was 67 years old.‘ -.-‘ _ thrill swept the crowd as it was

FUNERAL OF

(Continued from Page l) will march WIIFWCQIHIIS, diplomats and the chieffrnoimler of France- Albert Iobrun who succeeded M- Doumer as President . After the religious service at Notre name, at which Cardinal verdlar, archbishop of Paris. will preside, the body will be borne through the Latin quarter to the Pantheon. At the cluaion cf the services there trill»! W111 5° 1"‘ viewed and the Catafalque will re- main on view for the rest of the day- In the evenng burial will take place a; the Doumer family vault at Vsulirard cemetery- nr, Patd-Gorgulov, the President's assassin. was taken‘ before I M88- istrado today for formal question- ing about his personal history- "pqsrybody is against mo." Gor- gulov said ln a recess during the examination. "In Czechoslovakia I am denounced by the ‘whites’ as a aovistspyaradnowlsmaceused by the Bolsheviks as a ‘white.’ ‘Viva la Pranoai Vlve la I'm-ands!" Mme. Gorgulov had collapsed andwss luiahlstcapoenrinwurt- m, qqll-gulov, admitted under

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l-"on saw - ISLAND DEED Draft Horse. Robert L. "Silllph- ant, Hunter River. 3005-li-1f-8l.

0R SALE SHORTHORN BULL. 3 years, price $25. Waiter Weeh, Fredericton. 3033-5-12-21

’F0lt SALE-THE LOT. H008! and barns of the, its W. A. Mac- ‘Nelil situated at Hunter River. jApply to Mrs. W. A. MlcNeill. Cavendish, P. I. I. ilofl-li-ii-bi

FOR SALE-HOUSE, 1o B00118. fronting King's Square. All mod- ern conveniences. Large barn. Beautiful home in best locatio . ADPly 256 Kent. SOTI-b-II-tf

FOR SALE 0B. EXCHANGE FOB horses. one 1939 DeSoto rumble seat coupe. one i926 Illord Sedan. Walter Weeks, Fredericton.

3034-5-12-21

FOR. SALE — LIGHTING PLANTS. Two used Westingho Plants suitable for summer houses or rsummcr hotels. Good condition and a bargain. Information at Palmer Electric Ltd. 29Bd-b-i1-8l.

PRIVATE SALE 0F IRON BIDS, Springs and mattresses. tables.

lost their grip and fell to death but Cowart clung on.

Upward the great ship swept with Cowart dangling on the line

but Cowart maintained his precar- ious grip- Through bumpy air the Akron sailed but Cowart clung on. "Will try to land man on fail rope," was the crisp eases! Com- mander C. E. Rosendahl dropped to the ground.

Cowart at that time had been harlging to the rope for more than anhounlleheldon with a, "wooden hand" used by members of the ground crew to grip the landing cables. He also had a foothold 1.1 the line.

Minutes that seemed like hours to the gasping crew below passed as the Akron cruised through the bumpy air, rocking up and down. with the plucky Cowart dragging along- Then it was noted that the ' distance between Cowart and the Akron began slowly to diminish- A

realized efforts were being made t0 pulLhim through a. cockpit.

There was no winch on the rope- It was slow work hoisting Cowart up by hand. Al; last he was dragged through a cockpit and a mighty cheer burst from ten thousand throats far below. .

The diriglble then headed south- ward to cruise over Sen Diego un- til after dark, when Commander Rosendahl said he would make an- other elfort to land.

While Cowart wasldangllng aloft fire apparatus had been rushed to the field and great nets spread for him to drop on should the ship be manoeuvred so this would be poa- sible- In the meantime the bodies of his two unfortunate companions were removed to the naval hospital at San Diego.

Honest loss is preferable to shameful gain for by the one a man is a sufferer but once, by the other forever.

DEATHS

POWEIt-At South Freetown, May ll, Thomas Power, age 59. Funeral Friday morning.

questioning that an anti’! in his diary about his kidnswlnl "l" Lindbergh baby was a fantasy, but said aL -' murder plots against President Von Hindenburl 0! 59?‘ many, President T- G. adasarylt of Qggghqlowaki}, the late Nicolai Lenin, idol of the Soviets, and oth- er Soviet ciliclals were true. Ha said he was prevented in carrying out this murders each timshawlsdthsrnbyaonlc unto- ward developments- Hessidhowss unable to Bot” Moscow to murder Lenin. Dr. (lur- gulovsaidhewantedtobe con- dalnnsd to death but inllfllfid l" w" no bandit and had never commit- ted a crime baron.

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HALIFAX, N. 5.. Ml! ll. (BY the Canadian Pressl-The monop- oly held for several years by gent-

chairs, cane parlor set. dishes and kitchen utensils, Thursday, Pri- day. Saturday, 104 Prince Street.

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The funeral will be held from her late residence on Spring Street.

SIMONS-At Ios Angales, Cali- fornia, on April 38, i863, Joseph Simona, Aged 71 years formerly of Cable‘ Head, P. E. 1. (Patriot Please Com‘).

MacIAClIEBN-In this city on May 10th. i982, Jane Macliachern, age d4 years Remains will be forward- ed from A. A. Hennesseys Funeral Home this afternoon by rail to Bear River.

ssasAnruun-ln Ottawa, May 11th, Mrs. MacArthur, aged t5, wife of Senator Creelmsn MacArthur.

Summerside on Saturday at 2 p. m-

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m loving memory of Harold M. Stewart. who died May 12, 198i. Inserted by wife and chiidéen.

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Edward Island Nurses i‘ ‘ustlng Iiaercises in St. Paul's Parish Hall th's evening: Misses Christine Mc- Phail. Ida llmcLean, Ifllllan MOO)?’

an enjoyable entertainment program '

BEIITRAI. GUARDIAN

prize winners at St. I"_ x. College is mentioned the name of Philip Doyle. Georgetown, P. s; 1.

ANNUAL DIEETING Indies Aid P. E. I. Hospital. Trinity Social Hall, Wednesday 19th, at 3-30 sharp. 3036-11 CASE DISMISIIF-The arson case in connection with the recent fire at China Point re-appeared be- fore Magistrate MacKinnon yester- day morning. On motion of Mr. G. R. Holmes, counsel for the accused the charge was dismissed. Mr. Al- ban Farmer appeared for the Crown. P. W. COLLEGE-Phi‘ several days workmen have been engaged in clearing away the ruins of Prince of Wales College. The broken bricks are being spread over the lower part of the grounds. These will be Brlded over and when the bank at the east side of the wllege has been cut away the level part of the grounds will be largely increased in size.

IS PRIZE WINNER Among the

in church.

to stop my project. "Sincerely Yours,

S. P. Duffy."

the negative. .

Discussion By Councillors

PWDBTW.

that there was such a resolution.

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5611001. as the door is facing Prince Street. The store faces the entrance to the Janitors house and I do not think that he objects. During the time that there is church ser- vice there is no call for fllg pumps workine as nearly all the people are

"As was remarked to me on three or four occasions last n'ght, if you. all" Blvins us permission to place a pump, refuse us now, churches having been considered, I should take it that you are being very much influenced by the men trying

(Signed) L. D. Duffy, for Mrs.

The Mayor asked if the Clerk had kllflwledse of any deilutations in the matter. The Clerk replied in

Coun. Day thought it had been a great mistake to open up this ques- tion after a resolution had been passed some time ago not to allow any further gas tanks on civic

‘Ills Mayor said he was not aware

GRAD!!! MISING -- Sometrne during Tuesday night a metal four wheel steel scraper, the property of

The Clerk explained that under the last City Council an applica- tion of Mr. Devereaux had been refused and it had been decided not to grant any further petitions

the City was taken from Pownal wharf where it was stored. It is said the machine was last seen be- ing towed by an auto truck going over Wright's Bridge. The matter is under investigation by the police.

that time.

Regrets "Hasty Action"

in this connection. None had been received by the old. CQBflQih-llfld:

Bradley;

hundred and fifty people.

Mr. Leighton Poster. Superinten- dent of Insurance for the Province of Ontario, was a visitor to the city yesterday. He left in the after-

noon for the mainland.

COUNCIL

(Continued from ‘Page i)

Letter From Applicant

The following letter was also read:

"To the Mayor and City Council:

"In regard to the objections about the gas tank. I would like to say afewwordaAsyouallhiovnwe run a quiet business on Sundays as well as all days, and therefore you cannot be influenced by the accusation of th's place being noisy on Sundays. In regard tot-he Sun- day School and Church of at. Paula. you all know that our store is not on the same street as the church and i; about soo yards from it. The store does not face the Bum!!!

FISHING . TACKLE J US 7.7 g ARRIVED

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B. I. S. SOCIAL-As usual the B. I. S. social evening held last night was well patronized, a large crowd of people taking part in the Auction Forty-fives. The game was closely contested with the following re- sults: Indies Pix-st, Miss Mary E. Ladies Second. Mrs. E. Hughes; Gents first, Mr. Raymond Gourley: Gents Second. Mr. Anth- ony Gallant; Lucky Table, Mr. Colin Moflearmid. On concluding the cards. old time and modern danc- ing was indulged in by the large crowd nlunbering well over one

Stewards; G. D, Steele, Clerk of Session; E. '1‘. Riggs. Treasurer: J- H. Ayers. Secretary of u

Coun. Doull said there was no doubt that thesction .of the Coun- cil on Monday night had been hasty. Time had not been taken to consider that this tank was to be placed" on one of the narrow streets where traffic might be imbeaédi iffap- pears that Mr. Devereaux, who had been refused under the old council, had applied to the new Council and his petition had been granted. Independent of the church ques- tion-a question which he regretted had been raised, -- Coun. Doull thought; the resolution under dis- cussion should be rescinded, and that the erection of all gas tanks on civic property should be plo- hlbited in future. “If we have made a mistake in the past, why should we keep it up?" he asked. ‘TWhy not lake a stand and say that the time has arrived to stop this thing, that‘ there will be no more licenses given for tanks on the Street, and that those licenses that fall into disuse through tanks being remov- ed. will not be renewed. I know such a move would be supported by the citizens generally. They think we have too many of them around now."

Coun. Holman: "Hear, hearl" Coun. Real-don asked the City Surveyor if he could give the width oi Richmond and Kent Streets. Mr. Mlesservey said he had meas- ured them recently from curb to curb in each case, and found both streets to be the same width. Coun. Hennessey safd he noticed there was no petition from fi. Paul's Church: the complaint seem- ed to coma entirely from Trinity Church, "and they could not even see the tank from there." Perhaps ‘Mr. Devereaux had applied to the present Council because he thought lt was a more enlightened body

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owlv GUARDIAN

, Trinity United Church

THUBBD Al‘

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han the Previous administration.

Coun. Holman: "Question!"

Coun. Burke said he had been

waited on by a delegation from St.

aul's Church, and they h“ “t.

cborated the statements made in Jlc petition from Trinity Church, Members of both churches found difficulty in parking their car-g now, owing to the narlownm or the street. He agreed with Coun. Doull that there are too many tanks on "M6 Pmllfirty. cspecally near churches, and thought the council should now take a firm stand against such practice.

Coun. ‘rrainor felt like supporting the suggestion, but there should be no unfair discrimination. “If we bar this one, we should bar them all in future and allow no more gasoline tanks to be erected on city prperty," he said.

Several Councillors: "Hear, hear."

bmyor Stewart: “What will we do when the next Council comes in and changes it?"

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Coun. Doull: "We are not lvvyvaa‘ sible for them."

Coun. Burke said he wished it plainly understood that he was not particularly opposing Mrs. Duffy‘: application, His objection was to the general practice, which he believed the Council should prohibit.

Coun. Rieardon‘ referred to other filling stations which were in the vicinity of churches, one across from Zion Church, another in the vicinity of the Central Christian Church, and a. third near the Sal- vation Army. He did not think traffic would be held up in the , ‘ irlstanca if the barking reg- ulations were ‘ ctly enforced, and oars permitted to park only 0n 011° side of the street. Personally he agreed that it would be better if there were no gas tankson any street, and he would be favourable to a bylaw compelling all such tanks to ba removed.

Coun. Doull maintained that the width between the sidewalks, and not the curbs, should be considered in the present case.

The Mayor dsagreed with this opinion.

Coun. Day inltanced the large traffic last Sunday in the vicinity ‘of the comer of Richmond and Prince Streets.

Applauds “Change of Heart"

Coun. Holman. who had been the sole objector when the resolution granting the Duffy application was adopted at Monday's meeting, said he was glad to see a change of heart in members of the Council tonight. He pointed out that in the city of Montreal any one wishing to operate a service or filling sta- t'on must advertise the pplicaticn in the daily papers, and if a num- ber of citlsens object to‘ the sta- tion going up, it is not allowed. "We should give our citizens the salna considers-tic .” he said, add- ing that this was the basis of his objection in the first instance. He doubted whether the City had authority to allow gas tanks on city property. Personally he had ai- waya been strongly opposed to the practice, and he was glad cf this occasion to again voice his con- vlctlon on this matter, He had been advised legally. that if a number of citizens objeotod to a filling sta- tion on civie property, it would have to be removed. In this ease the sta- tim opens practically on a Sun- day School.

Coun. Trainer thought it was a question whether the City could legally stop the practice. He would like the Acting Heoorderu opinion on that point.

Mi". Shaw said in his opinion, while the City could stop the prac- tice, it was doubtful whether they had any power to license such sta- tions.

Mayor Stewart did not think the tanks were a nuisance, generally

LOOKING ’EM OVER

BY "IEO" BASEBALL MEETING

A meeting of all interested in the furthering of baseball in this city will be held at the Y. M. C. A. tonight at 8 o'clock. Everybody wel- come.