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;§ thing I do perfectly, than to say.

“These forty thlnpa I dablaia ln."

iuiixiius _ - 1' _ C A 1 _ A -'

for A ' _ .mf A _ »` _ _ \ __ _ _ - _ ~ ' S ‘ _ 7`--»‘1 " __ . ` _ ' " _- - - _ '

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“"1 "1 '1 *‘ "F", 1:. _ _ CHARLOTTETQWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1927

Charlottetown Guardian 'Iwo Uonta

lornlng Guardian, Ioamlod Ill!

. _ - I no _ _ . _ V ___ _ _~ _ -

Subject of Traffic ment Discussed by

I of Speed Limit to

' Advocatcd. _ _ ‘ 1

{j_r‘!_» __1. _ ~

The ieguiai niohthli' m9011118 01 i oi' the Market Coniinittce brought;

- ~ i'

City Council took place last even- u

ing. in the Council Chambers, with of me cenmgof nm .Bow.|mg A\|ey__ me Worship.1City Recorder Martin which he said would cost ‘$715. iii‘ audi all the -Councillors present. |-,,gm~.| ,to the Ma-pkg; .Bu11¢]iug_‘

0 .

After the minutes of the last.

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nieetiug and ii SDGC1111 111001-1118 111111 was not in lit condition and does_ been read and adopted. 111° 111111111-iiet present -the appearance expect-1 reading 01111115 P3111 1111*-11° 110 'Paid ed. Councillor Prowse said he was; wa.; proceeded with. " willing to see the work done.

Oounciller Prowse proseliloil 1111' resolution to the eiTect that the

other bill for street machineryc whicii he said was wltliheld until

it was ascertained that the equip- ,.eadV Showed only one 'uri-0,51, for_ inrnt was satisfactory. T119 ¢4I111l" speeding and no _mentloii of the'

o

ment has proved satisfactory and

~ r

-the bill of $3750 is eertliiled. Councillor Moran in referring to Councillor Y00 l‘0D0i'i-011 11191 1111 the violation of motor vehicle uct

the macliinery called .by contiuict. .,-

D0 K

is here. f ct of only one conviotlon and

‘ ‘ - h

A iomnninicution from tho Hens

_ ti

ing Committee was read, asking__by me police omcerg to stop this settlement o_f their claims for re-Imenace 1,0 podestriaiis. Counciilo-1'

. . _ . _F

imineiation for their woik it nas the opinion of His Worship and . the Councillors who expressed their

opinion that it was impossible to Mm in wow of an many roiyporieni

vote the citizens money -for this

i1l11'P°f11‘~ T119 1111111101' was 1`°fe1"`9d -the force its the small force can-

io the Finance -Committee for oon- sideration who will report next meeting. The City Recorder said that ilic Commission could take no remuneration from the buyer.

A petition -from twenty-six citi-

__'11_;1_11111111 _ -ii1iiii1|;ui If-no-._-:.<;i.-.».-...

ill Till 'i.iiiiiNiIil HELD

sPANisH HEIR

Z M -'"1

£- -i 1 I-""1 ===

@

. - _

» - ,

and Law Enforce- 1

the Council. Change 15 Miles Per Hour-

p the question of -the renovating;

uiicillor Moinii claimed that iii;

eifiing be reflnisliod was P28300- l The Police Report having been;

bheries during the past inontli.

e s edin commented upon the a ought something should be done

Omer supported. the contention of

Councillor Moran and -thouglll 9- traffic officer should be aDD°111l011-

the time has come i`or increase of'

-itil -iuiiiiiiis _iinini|1iiii

Duke of York Officiat-_ es at Elaborate_Cer- emonieis - Honors

(Special to the Guardian)

ITANBERRA, Australia, May ii.--~

'i‘lic culmination ol' the royal toni' _<-_nnie today when the Duke of _York fornially opened the new toni- .pornry pai-lluineiit huildiiig at noon lin iiiu new federal capital. The

;|_iii~o.~ioiic. The Duchess of York

1_\vn.~; |n'osi1i\i und it hugo assem- ,lilagi-. hiul gathered from all parts lol' Au:~iti'nllti. 1 Lord Stnneliaven, Governor Gen- loral, and the Primo Minister Stati- _loy M. Bruce. were in-attendance fund two million persons listened ihy radio to the descriptions of the

idouiinlon. Dame Melba san the

Bestowed. 1

_reronioiiles were elaborate and pic~|

iii l_l_iiiN '

Present Application of

Penalties for Anti- foreign Outrages

berlain Tells Com- mens.

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, May 9.-Sir Austen

Chamberlain the foreign secretary told the lleuse of Commons today that the British government had decided that the present applicat- ion of penalties for the anti-foreign outrages at Nanklng and the fail- ure of the Chinese nationalists to

-observe the conditions of the Han-1 lkow agreement was inexpedient

however fully justified.

Sir Austin said that he believed

lziffziir broadcast throughout ,the similar reasons had led other in-‘_

terssted governments to a like con-

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M 2 5

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Inexpedient, Cham-1

1Natioiial Anthem, iwoops pagaded olusiou. Under these circum- iiind airplanes circled overhead. stances the British government did . ln the course of his speech. thonot proposeto address any further iliuke of York said: “Today marks note to Eugene Chen. the Canton- iihe end of one epoch and the bc- ess foreign minister at Hankow.

_iiioiigimi turn instinctively to what er said. has informed the other _tho _iuiuro _muy have in store. powers of its decision, but has re- Onoo own iiic would liuriil he served i'nll iihert of actio on

lor Prowse thought that the police

could handle the traffic. An exlrzii UN-1°F H" I-1tl1‘¢="1°f\1 Wm' P'1"_“°_lii»ttor :ind larger future would be the British flag Britlsli subjects -- msn is unnecessary, -Councillor \'e0.d° mveria' '(1119 A1f°"S° 1111’ d°°":_ipoor indeed." am1.p|-cpe,-¢y_ ' fish. Hugh Joh" _mawgmld of favored -the dismissal of .the entire ed that fh¢ 11°" 1° U1” *1"`¢"° 5”" __ lii bciinli' of the King the Duke Great Britain also has dccldediwimiipeg, a son of Sir John, and a fm-ce if the can not give the ciii- bo 1\_1S1¢1\11‘11 S0". 111C f0UF1¢¢u Y¢==1'_i-oni'o|-ri-ii viirioiis honors on Pre-_not to i'eoccupy the British con- son of the late Hon. George ‘Brown

_ V y y n c -

lworlli livnip without its dream of cerning the future and particular-

not watch the whole cliy. Council- "'1lwtlei' things, and the life of al ly concerninr: further outrages

.notion without such dreams for a which might be perpetrated upnii

lizinuiug of nnotiicr, and our Great Britain, the foreign minisi.~'

y U 01d 1')fi'1¢¢ JW" C3"1°5 (ABOVE) init-r lirnci and olheis connected cesi-iion at Ilankovr which was i '|11 En land, should be

101111 111 111° V1C11111~Y 01 1-110 C011' zons better - protection than iey_F°__ ‘reasons of 8_a_e_ _he __ep°r_S,_____ __ __1 __ 2 ' 1 _ . gv- living now i g

,|<»|\,,(,.i _\1_||k Fagwry WM rem] com. , _ _ ,_ C .|-|101' 'i)oug`un_ _ . 'i i ic uni: on. _ en over to the Chinese authorities lb,-ought to Ottawa to celebrate .the

__ _ 1 Baal ;;|;__0w<_)_i_i_i_i<.w0_______ __av__ ___ 5ay;,__n_o_ ;:nnou(v_\ce_r;icnt :gil li_e_;_ri__a;2:i_g C ___ T __ by un agreement with the Hanwok ,nn|v¢.|-gory of the birth of this

_ r noe ‘ ai' S ie . a i ana a's ri ute government at the present time. g tie nd to clasp hands in

l ted -they all exceed tho u" _ i 1 grea na n a

11W Slibiwi. A18' `VV01`3111»l> 11111111 1* iigegzlnlfmit. “Councillor -Hennessey g:_'_‘:_’ceh'°°:W‘:__;'_?__°_;s b;:_;h°rg’r|:_*;_ (.___.\.____.____A A_______ ___ ___ ____,` ' s covenant of confederation," was was a m”'"'°" M me- 'Board °r0011'191111911 11"” 'h°“' "“"“ld it' lm ex' Jaime will abdlcate. The ill-health‘t‘ninulii's#tribute to ltli1>(.Aiist‘i?,aliaii H"VY F1il11\1"Q Reported 1110 -proposal put forward by Prem- ‘*1"111111 111110 W1511111 111110 111° 111111’1“1` eeiod that inc' snccd iuw 111*-` 011' ' ie ' is said tai - ' ---1 i ' ' '°" F°"°“°°" hm wnk' slr Hum

D- _ __ __ __ _,________ ____ ____ of th¢_two e er princes _ i.i_»|niiioiiui..i ti upon tho openliiil PEKIN May 9__Sé_,|0u__ _._g____ ,h°w" A5QVE_ ha. egpi-eased his uf‘1'VB¢l if 1110 G1 11 0 ~ be the reason for having them give ‘oi tho in-iv capital iiori- today was ' ' lllin ness to artlcipate-

piainiiu; about the drain of said laclory. Arfter some discussion on

up in meeting. _

‘R”5"1“'-10115 31"1“S 1“111’0"1z“l'1°1' flclalin the Wllliiiwi C‘1"1““1- Wh‘~’“ their ' hte tothe throne. ' innid with dliiniiy und eloi uenne ll mg with heavy "am-“me” °“ b°'h W ° - P

- in the Finance Committee to issue'

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ii-ee1111yf1‘-11" _‘_‘°““. *“1;,,;i;';1,:,1§;i _ ___...____ i_111-;--,_§‘-_1'11_<111."111'°'111°»111-_-1-101i 3.35.? i.‘3.'I.°l".§‘€Jf ..‘..”.i..§'.l¥.l"’i...i’.‘Z.‘..‘Z.‘.'

liebe t ii ed. _ . ` ' '

nures were road all D888 5999,; wagovor the speed i itnt loiinil banquet which con Chang Tao L_". ____ _ _ _ IB

Wo ' ' ‘G .' ` ` -' -

the St-rest -Committee iw i‘ti'>il"t.lili.t:'[i,(,` 1, .gif h tl ntest was ing. ` an °"“’ °. nw H"~"k°W is°“U" ' the City :Engineer 'hla Mflmencell h }=l_ 1:1129 13:1” gnmuziysiilty _[0 ¢_»M»._' _ _ Thisi iiisl_oi-io day in Aiistriilia's gm) g°ver_"mem~ Fenli S911 011111-

Councillor Yeo ' in regrtlnk for

Mon 'have also 1been_ong geil in re- pairing the side walksyef the city. The ci_a-ystreets have been put _in good repair and shall continue to be kept in good repair..

’l‘_oniler and Property Committee,

e y n | Veterans Pal ade ___________ ______________ __ _____ ___ _____<_ivil governor of Henan. is at the

to lay the !P91'1’\19-11°;1lt - 9»"'°me11t5~ .ry on such ii. wuntest- lt was c`on- i' ' H ' . ' . it-on on [_

_ _ _ _ _ _ _______- ___ _ _ _ iont directing the operations.

E i-1'_81`y 10-111W 41111 111°190V01' <1 1;_"1_"_ ~-_-- ______'__‘_"i_‘_‘___`_‘__‘_`_'_""__f;:::__"’__mhl(_$_Vl:_‘;;i__;1 The nationalist plan that Feng

ance to citlzeuu. mllily of w o.n_ (Canadian Press) _______,__.;,,,,|;,,g in the miiilm. __c_; Yu Hslang should at this stage ---

0°111D111111°~1 01 111111 1° 111111- l in-_uniiN, my o_~~--1i‘iii» "steel hcl- ________ ____a______ _ _ __ _ _ YM _iihreaten Cheng 'rss Lars iiinnt.. (special ie the Guardian) _ _

C°11%c11`1°1‘ "He"“e55eY 0111151011 inet” deinonstration iiuzasi-.l oil' Quiet ____,_____:__ _`___0_:____m1'__e “;_e"_‘;""e_';;____'_e_; ‘iniscarried. _owing to the fact that` OTTAWA. Ont.. May-9.-It is of-11111. M188 H01'l1by"S 111lB1‘Dl‘9U11‘.1011 `l'R‘1‘N1TY CHURCH 0H0|R

1-116 P01Ce'R9l>01’i W111Cll P11101*/'Jil iiofly yesw,-¢|ny_ pot-tyiiioi1:i:iiiil “stool _ _‘ f_ . , ' northern troops intercepted huge ficlally intimated here today that

1001111611101' M01‘\‘111 i‘0D01't0d 101' 1/119 mention of robberies during tlie‘he|mele,S~-_ (;er,mmy'H win-id war '_‘_'_Ij'ff:fé__ _§_’_{°'_'_o1_“_‘év°_'_‘r “(32 supplies of munitions lnteiided forlthe bye election in Victoria County

month and also contained no x~c|>ort=,,.¢.teru|\c, niiirt-licil iiiroiigli ii scin'o-___________________ ___e_____ _“___ Feng__ _ _ |Charlott.e. N- H.. by £110 11011111 01

A lR|NlTYiCiiii

Professor Fie-tcher’s P

Gantata, “The Ne Received.

“The. New Jerusalem." a sacred

E. Fletcher. A.1R.C.iM., F.’l`.C- L., made a decided and lasting impres-

audleuce last evening at the Triultf United Church. The artistic man- ner ln which Professor Fletcher conducted the musically interestlnit recital, -left little to be desired, in fact the cantata from the opening number _‘to the conclusion was ii rare musical treat that speaks vol- umes for the composer and reflects great credit on the performers-

The choir of fifty well blended

and harmonious voices. male and female was to say the least beauti- ful in\the different renditions and demonstrates in no small measure the' care and .practice itaken in the preparation.

The asslstliigsrtists were Miss

1Lucy Blanchard, contraito, Mr. iChar.les Earle, bass; .Miss Kathleen ii-lorniby, violinist. Mr. Ben Wagner. violinist.

'The above mentioned artists were in rare form last. evening and never heard to better advantage. . -Miss 1Blan1chard‘s interpretation Of Llddle'g “Aibide With Me” held the audience in great attention. The soloist's voice carried well and the beautiful quality and splendid diction enabled the listeners to hear the work at its ibest. Her see ond solo "Beyond the Dawn", by |Sanderson 'was equally beautiful in its deliverance. ‘Mix Charles Ear.ie's rich and

cantata composed -by Professor W.A

_ ... .

HIGHi}lASS iiiiliiliil Al” - "

RCH liiil il|_GHl

resentation of Sacred w Jerusalem,” Well

me-a;_¢ii_1

invocation--Rev. W. M.R1yel!, K

i. Organ solo-“ln A Monastery - aiden" -Fletcher -Ketelihy

G' ~ _

sion on zi large and appreciative 2. Vocal :Solo --“Alblde With lille’

--iihuiiie -iuiln Lucy Bnneim-ii. -3_vio11n1solos -- (ai “Revei-ie"-:_ Vieuxtemps; (b) "Lied Oliuo W01'\ -iiidendelssohxi -- Miss K-81-1119691 Hornby. __

-i, Vocal Solo-“The Puiblican - Van de Water -Mr. Charles Xhrle. 5. Anthem -1"Cros-sing the Bti”

Fletcher- (Trinity -Choir). . 6. vocal sole -“Beyond 01°

Dawn" -Sanderson -iMiss Lucy Blanchard. 7. vioiin soios -ta) "T110 0m111j

potence" --Schubert; (bi “AdaKio' (‘S-onate Pathetlquo) -‘B90i"lJ0V°U"" Mr. Ben Wagner. 8. Vocal Solo --“The Lord ll W Light" - -Alliteen - Mr. 0liarl¢¢ Earle.

PART ii_

Sacred Cantata 11'ri-is New .isnua/i.i.EM" (lSpeeiai'1y written. by the 011811*

ist, for Trinity Church Choir) ~i. Baritone solo. -"And 1 Bw A Havcn" -i.\/ir. Roy Whitelloed-

z.'ri-,nor Solo and Chorus -1"J°1‘-

usalem, the Golden" -Mr. T-W» Bentley and Choir. _3. Coutrslto 'Solio and Choraler- “O Sweet and Blessed Country"- ‘Miss Lillian McKenzie and Oiioir-

4. Baritone Solos and 1C~horua--

ta) "i Heard A Great V\oice"Z (li) "God Shall Wipe Away All Tears”

well trained voice was nt. its best ._{M;-_ my Whitehead and Choir.

last evening. His characteristic

-5. Organ Solo --"lM0d11-43011"-

and brilliant registering of "Tho 6_ soprano Sol-p and -Choral Re-

miide his bearers anxious for his

Chai~.iottetown's loading violinisti-i.

'surely played 'her way into the

hearts of her _bearers last night in

the “Reverio," by Vieuxteinpa. and D. D. "Lied Ohng Wort." by Mendelssir

and eni-us

g _ _

FH” b"°"gm 1" me "mic" °' 'Um "1 111° ‘1““"1’°°1°" "1 13"""1“1i“~ 11° sailed uri-.ii or nuiiiii ycsit-1-iiiii' w1iiio` .Q iieiiiiiii- fnsiiii-ewes it in----i ’3‘"*"N(“H‘A"- 'Mai' 1’-~T110 Brit- Hou. J- K. lfiemiiis. will be held Mr. Ben Wagner. who needs n11

Council the menace which the ru-

ms °f11‘e-ma 0" 1°W°1° Q1111011 31-- cepted but withdrawn for n::ie.iiti-

been sent to the owners. but noth-

inoveil”-that the report he not uc- _“_ equal ,,,,mi,.-,- of Sp(-.;ini,.\-,~,:_.|_U_.a1 _md __0v0uo_m| cc_.emo__y1B11 Flyol' guiiiboat Woodcock was next month altheu€11 1116 NOYU1

l - I ilu-ii ogic-ss lic' miiit' .itcd in b all d ii med on by the ch1""'E° with "mem Hmm" °°n-test is unlikely before

presents im the people' 'Letters had mom" ioielii:iliiii:s`_I'\t1itii’iions.~m'A vast seoiii;i~eiZa`l.l1¢;)ii] togay say” B* replwt fmm 'Nmlkmg' August'

. ‘ ` ` '~ . . _ T e war hi lied

_ - . - ». _ _ _ . .. . , . _ S ii rep _ with machine

he <1... U.. .i';1'.‘.'.~:.'..i::.‘ ‘i;.:f“’.';:::";-Lili 1:.‘:.'.‘..‘_.:f‘c.';1;i;i.:::..1as‘fi:°..~;:...i"‘:.i§;':..'if -

should Lak" som" action- ’C0\"1C1‘1' uilkctl be shown him, that on thcim,,0|ve,| itself into ii pi<~tiiresr|in~.lily oi`_ /\nsti'allii. und prayers of

Western Tornadoes

iorYes -id_|_| .V _ _ _ Vi _ __ _ . __ __ 1 - - _. ___0____c_1;_0_1_1~P_31_;i___:i__V io coiiionilon of morning oi the Vogue iobimiy tlicie soda) f"m,t|,,,, "ffm, _\,__,,,,_.,1 _, 1,", hour ioi iici iutiire greatnosir _ _

. . 5 _ _ __ _ . . t'.\Niii§RitA. Australia, M i.--

wcie two offliors in the siut_|ni1.soldieiiy l>.i<i.R1oiiud iiuiiiiitl uhh ___ ____ _______e____ “__ _hc ___a__g:y________0__|

"P-he following:-__teiidors were ac. __ __ ___ k ____ i- H | - ,H 1 _ .. .. | 1 -pl _ ‘ _ _ ° ~ i '-151‘.;:;‘;:::.i...1i:.2'::.i...1::ni.: ‘.1:r........:; White Throat- ~ Iniure Scores

iStanley .Shaw .&_ p0m»,|_0“ lwgorq omcors whom he said were doing . . this afternoon the Duke pt York ro-1

_ _ 1 _ . » _ - . _ | 1 .| i vi llolioiuoilc-i ii . _ _ _ ---_ iiuidware Lo.. M. Conway. _]0p_ an they could Bm ___ _ms ______._|c___ B ‘Hr _ W ‘":_‘___,’_l__ ‘____'_,______ ,_|- |,..,._,.,. called that lils~1fatliei‘ King heorgo. (canadian Preu)

ilnghoi-i, P. J. isentnor, [,_ .iv|_ jpoom-Im. _“mam” if um, omcm. who __i;‘“' __";'_"__ '__ _____________ ,__ _~___.`__`__,_. had opened the first parlia1_n=-_ut of . _ ._ . f, ‘ - 0- 1'- -1- should have been on his bent was ,,,;,);, xml it-ivy oii'i<~<~i~ii tier.. ron-1-11"1"1111111°11WB111111‘ 36 y0111‘U C1110- (Special to the Guardian) Tornadoes, blizesrdii. t0i'1‘Bl1i1111 1-_-1-118111. Bethune lliwdwaro Co.. dolnil 'hm duty me U1il|,_.|_ mlgm ___y ‘__ ` _.lie expressed -hearty thanks to the TORONTO, May 9.-What bird rains and hailstorme in the West- 1“’"“"11 & `C11&11f1l9l‘. barge Bros., ham ,noon ggmvht V sl mum" iAustralian Deollle for the welcome should be the national bird ofiérn states Saturday 1118111 111111 YBS'

N f‘o Mnclioiiiild & Row

Jim- CH1`1`38lior & -Co., Wm. Dalziel.

Blois Bros. _ _

1' V . --i--i_._;____,,

, , _ ` il l l ti ~ .i 1 '_ -

*4+4++¢¢o+¥¢oo+¢+¢~e+oo-ee MP5' un also hmugm' 3° mc "°H"“ l__l;‘¥y Zur* l;_l.’_:,df;::c;:d £;';|_'_)f_,_m_1`};_|D. Roberts and George Frederick scgtion of the stats late Saturday

oi tho Council tho fact, that -i_hcro_ mm Kings ea_.__eBt prayer ___ wh_chlClarke, all from New Brunswick, night. and swept rom- ¢0um_i95_1¢ay.

- g ' . - ---- -- <°>~ """ tho inn iven lho' tu'-he . 1Cannd " v e een i‘-1

iialluni Bros._ MCLGHMI B;-0¢,__ 1)... _oLf;.;If}i:_llo;dI§§I;:3;:|y _'_'_'L_ |iiir.,;iclt.i'l‘-so Duke dwellt on illieqanilf that a!l}aiiaiiiaiiulillrti"l';nsigugsgtzg ii£t3i\ii1s?`in§l‘\`iliI:d‘ gioigeémdnflbiiift hixd- treatment ,by the organist' It was

me____ ___ __ ___am_ m_ _ Ip ' It ‘vance made in the Bnltisli oinpire the feathered laurel of the domin- reds homeless. Kansas was hard-

Councillo lliaiicliaril‘lii resetting wh _ __ _ 1- 0 _-‘Hn 1'._Xi11’1 Br ymurhlg .thc _mst qmwtm. of a CB", ion Jubilee. Three well known est hit when a twister started near __ u vioui tioroiig y iinileritinid 1 authors Bliss Carman, Charles G h Oklahoma bordoi in the central

Uontlensed Specials "“`° 11 11“1“11°f 01 01"# 1°°S1111'11'111i&.-1111' ~“”"' . ,,,,..iiie fervently joined that -nicer rt “""° 1" “W” by “ 111111111' °°'111¢"1' 1118 G1°"°11 1\11°'W1111°11<1~

f1`01'11 U16 C0U1\i1`y which are owned] The liooky P01111 l""‘~‘ " . . ‘ ence over the w k d 1 hild ll

WAT-E___ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ ,___._ _ .| id th it _ _ht ee en and were Two women and two c re-

ca

+o»+»+o4+¢o4o4»o+`e+e-0-ee# h

*--&__________ _c

1ouee...iiet@i_ -moo-5 io :ii ._ %~‘.-------_-- ll

_ "'03 SALE .one hundred hush- w

tore was no doubt of this iaii in teiii.iy- 111101 11-ivini ix itif-i;,oii<1 i 18 D1`0BTlLm oi having the streets 101l‘»1VL 1091111* ____

ere taken and it was found that __ _ww ______k_ ,_,_.|,,g,,,.._ nun, hang-

" 0 p' 1-11° W111¢° i111'0&i9d l~1D8i‘l‘0W in south central Missouri last ii18l1l

_ _____ ";_“_'_°;1 V_;'_‘f;_p°;'_i_';_V £‘m'_"';_;_:'u’m_ "Yes, l vote for the white throat llvleagro 1-eport.; indicated that the

_ _ leaned at an early hour oi’ the W"'k'im."' "mlm HH lluiiiiii in-ini nuiriual unilerstiindln ‘ :uid ‘vm Z ed -sam D1 Clarke of w°°dst°°k’ Bmw' “ls” smmk mee” “wen

“WANTED-A ag-i_~|_ 5py_ Ap,p|_y niornliis. 1310 1111i' 1° contend mth eiM(i\‘r‘r>i)i!< (|il|iHt'iiiTH7l§ii§'i"i" ( u1111'1‘ 11151 thvtand 'tiie same iieisi-riiiiaiioiipifi gwzys Ti!i`iiai<l,Idtlirenchhhoytliseuieg miles north nf Eldonsllmiglng hemiy

rs ivliicli wer ak d - :Ii “" ` . ' . -I ` ' ,_ ° W 0' 10110 property d-ainnge, hi n s. ran |gm_ The __umg___Bp Jr °_h_____'_;"E___:___ March. 'ihis woik ;vhi:_l:_ S11ili10r-l__ 0110 uuotlior to 111° uilcr sparrow was the Canadian bird and md imiigiormg extended fro-in blirf

ed in the iiuiidinir 1’ 11- ~ most s on vi the need como. its song suseested this was the and swept ngrthefn .Rocky Mmm.

‘“-'° land of plenty. The 1111118161165 01 tain states to the Dskotas, Nebras-

ols ‘lol ii . . -f . __ _ if iiuner_ Oats. V. A. Mc. fully one lialfiboie tmniitry reglstra- _ng knmm ,md nriltting knees. ii . . New Brunswick interpreted its k no mow,"

_ciiu.ld. -Suuris West. 5411. i_|

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on' Tm" wmlun “func” "0 "N150 now steel i`i'n|uu nrounii lin-_ iiolloi Song _“_ “Sweet Canada Land 0_, 11° 11 ~ ~ _ ___ 9 Cul' “"1” mx uinl new sitfoty V111V11"i 1" 111" "‘"|"" 1 Plenty Dr Roberts 'stated he _frrT}1lot‘igfi`l'isIi;iilhK4;° m‘1;(i}i,'li,r;ai:"Bi>)si‘i

'Joe ""“ ~ 11 ~ ' _ . - . . . __

PMNTINQ 3°' ¢V¢“V wTli_9ro was oonsid rattle -its is- _ -. iiiitin has iieen done 11 f nked pw hit .gh ° “ '

desci ii " 1 » - ~»».i.“ .~.‘l‘Z'..i‘t‘2i?"iilliitf.“Z.°.‘ii' "'11 -1°” -'1’111111~f~ #Mm in

such

"NQ\.iliia na. ......- ..._ - .....ii.1:1i'.f.‘-.‘.=... 'ii Cllft. D0ll’t ,dqluy ”°|,y".y hi next three

*von wiinrf " “ i.1i.11i'.i-°=’i' "55 or ; ' .-. -_ 1

fer sms. "iq, __ “F22 flee. Guardlh"'_i_il5_ ff". “_

.ri .tri

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5.. __ _ .

°"§1_*"TIo anna-Nie'i'_ »-lioni.

"'13 ilholbyterlail-_ _Glii'ire`,` chitriotietewn, Pu iii.. isiqhio, 3'“1° Milf!-Gxggeiod. reiereneeafi .-Mdrm i=-.o. 1 no cinriinw _town,.P_ “_ 1__

mi-516. ti

Al..-L work

-wil-*'~ L .

le at

room

‘M911 '@0119

f the ' . ‘ get year under the command of .four .liou/rs uverdueat this port-

,,,.,, Cacti Macvongaii. should 111~1_1111°__13 the tieninsiien or their aeroplane

I' ll 1 .

ation. ' _ 'for forty hours of steady flying at ._.__,-A-= -* _ _ _

his 1118011111011 1111°“|d be ca" e Aviators generally believe -that

»5""""g sea or .have poaliibly landed in

Of 'omlpnng spot in Newfoundland F111’ way of quick communica- f°1‘ weather off the New Eng-

near the entrance to drive at Victoria

gnoriiqr on Queen side of ronx, Mu 9. - 'rite

Captain Nungeader

s

the growing darkness of any landing would be has-

Atlantic new be ea Plenty

avr and

2 ci s ii i iz. w i ii '

re changing the speed limit to ;|:’8;;1;‘:t.]:;`i?fii;leiit and sstisfactoiyf ls Be e is widely dlstri‘i>ute‘t'iathro‘iic;iilB<‘.’TaiiiE gxfd ur;l°°:;‘l&;)::,°r1;1,::§€:dT;l]|:;:f

'miles per hour. it was the manner eoxiside_;iiig__il;_t; _;iho__r_1 _1_:'_;‘_‘_;l (c____ad_m"‘P__°“) aria; ai_1d because its song is direct pfwlg :My Buffurlgg from ,h_.“_w,__ af many Councillors _limi which the woi n _ ___c___, NEW YORK __/___ ___________O ____________ ant c ear.__ lt is a bra.ve,_hardy m_|u,.|9s_ App,-,-,!|m_' ¢,|y_1_000 Wm-6

_ l 1 111 Y - . _

beélone. i_In _3_iaiiy cit_ ;ll_i:_i:_oi:_i;l_._____'i_’:i¢;__|;_i;a_1__ias aso ______________ _________ _C_________ N_____ge________ little bird. _ _on ________e_e_____ _ _

mapa ' :{`sne|3( These renovations couiiiull W1111 and ‘Coil were st1ill unreported at _ _ --_

e A o ' ' ° ~~ 1 ‘

i» ti .oiuieiv -1 'i it ( tin ti iigiittimei P111139

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.Parade in Memory of Whips-,_ P001

hll ld l 591°'/1591 du g fli hi. 'f I l i0 N Y lf. T-l L ' J ' r

llgilgdl wliiloeilho Ferry-19 11'* °9°':` "V5hlter%ri‘id'1alli\:d t118:t!vo’lln(:il-suiifrly _

*' _ B ' ' . -_ ._

_ one hundred miles anliour ___C=___gl_:_\l_%_to _Su2';l_La't;g_______y _____l;A:;i_?__A_t?___(__l'_l`alv;. v_i>1:_o_._.__M__i:_y;__ii_______

out tue plane me been teresa down at °11° 111111dr°d or more or the erin- on-ence at its cient - seniien not

cess Patriclas marched through aight voted to estagil li ri permau~'

'1`°1'°11t1° streets- in ~ memory of ent internal ‘bureau oi cooperative th_;"° Wh” _ 10113111 81111 |110!! U11! marketing to act as a elsarlinl 111 11 of Potvson wood. twelve rears house for .ststiiitieaiw information

W 1- -_ _ |k_°'3°- YW'-°1‘1l1W 15 ll" °_1Slit.h 01' and the tleveiopuieitl. of plana.

po 8 New York umm' ‘B th c iffy' 'md ‘"1 i-115.1- 31-11 '°f_ M11? Delegates considered the establisli-

t °1V° .Y°°1`° 3 1116 _1'88llf\911l ment of this bureau the first step 1911115’ 1° 111° Ugimbloa 0! Bello- toward-world cooperation in pool *M1119 li-1.680. 81Ill'il1\1B_ 1110 WHY to wheat selling which -was endorsed Y1"`°' *nd 11,19 "1 . _ in a re oluuon iut nlllht.

59”" 1111l1f_|1‘1d 111411 0! the fell- The raternatioii'a`l_'ek¢`eutlve com-

mffif ‘V076 llllad or wounded or mission re-elected epntiletii of 0.1!. 111 l111\’i8 duritll those days on Burnsli, Manlt.oba;“Cloo. W. Robertf 5°“°W“911° P11180- lull every lprins son. Saskatoon, secretary; Ernest aince'tl_ie war ended- the 'i'o_i-onto R. Downs. Kansas: John Manley. menibere of than-c_¢imeat have re- oklahoma: A. _J, -Been. North membei-ed them by holding ii Dakota and_Lew lfhltelnnmn, Can- ehureh_£arede on the Sunday near- ada. _ V __ __ w to 0- eiaimi ei my. c. x-i. nut-sau ec winnmz. ents

10.10

UUNIOO. __ _ _ "gn 3| |99! *g _

l{Al\'iSA|Si ‘CITY Mo May!! -

oii'town,' iéioiuiy' 47-ss

Sana mmernuw morning gt 11.95.

_ _ __ ' ftemerreib midi-ning at 4.37.

. 'P1116 Yllrilla day- ll itlelt a Sun- man of the ooh! Iwi. fled th mon. ' <3; ¢_i§_'_nVii_iiii _n_¢_r_ni__Vwi_i°i»- onine some euigtritiviii-is i-ini p. ..._ " “°“°”_ 9"’ ‘lm W'

e im eu Ar ii xni-up do nerceat_ef-_tile-m_ai. nrodue- _ Bummerakie tide eighteen minor.

- . _ _._ _ _ ~ _ Milli _ ~ ~ _ as inter tm- oharivttoimvn. -_

ate Pathetique) His complete mast- ery of the violin in these compos- itions merely add, to the many

'while a resident of this city. . 1The program was concluded with

tion.

‘Professor F‘ietcher's organ solos

were greatly euiwed ei-though sev- eral compositions of' undoubted difriculty were presented, one could not be less than thrilled with their

not hard to appreciate .heir beauty. even if not fully understood. .

PNRT I

Tht National Anthem

The Weather, Etc.__

` lie Wie ie Sifisriso

Wini Hinsi-.i.i= Setoon Shfisriiie OTHERS _

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'Il0Ri0N.’l\0, May ii. -iM.a'riltlma,

moderate winds. mostly fair with about the same temperature.

Maximum and minimum temper-

atures: _ Toronto. rain . _ . . . . . . 64-48

g__¢_mtreal. cloudy .. B4-42

ebec. clear _ ii-l~8B

Halifax, fair 54--36 Bt. John. clear . 60-41 Boston. cloudy . 66-46 New York r in 62-48

imgii tide tin, ami-neon at 5.41

Bun eetgtlllc evening at 1.49 Ind

1Pulr1iceii." by Van do Water only Sponges- "0 Paradise! 0 Para-

dise!" -1Mrs. W.lE. 'Fletcher and

next nun-iilier. "The Lord ls My Choir. Light", by Ailltssii. `-which was 7. Chorus for Male Vo ee; -"H0

sung with great effect, and need- That Overcometh". Th __ ie to sa received with efuthusi- ii, Fi 1 -011-omg -“'i‘en on#

rshlp said that he was absent W iiuded the teicinonics this even __ th I H' "ol em owe” y _ Easlllc applayuso. na

and Times Ten l‘housand".

Miss Kathleen Hornby, one ol 'ilyinn, Choir and C011g!'o8!&1011»

“l-low Bright These Glorious Spin its Shine".

`Beiiedlctien-1Rev. E.1B.Ramsay,

of the above mentioned classics ranks her as a violinist of ability ‘SOiPiRiAiN>0lS -1Mrs. W. E. Flst»

cher. .Miss A. Dammareiii, Mrs- Li. Howatt, Miss M. Gillis, Mies Hol-

introd-uction to lovers of equislte sua Carter, -Miss Fanny Bell, Mill -music, enraptured the audience Ruth Ayers, Miss Hazel Carter. with -Schu`bert’s “The Omuipotence" Mrs. Roy -Cudrnore. Miss Mao and Beethoven's "Adagio" (l3on-Sterns, Mrs. H. L. Smith, Mil!

Doris Tait, Miss Ethel Heaney. Mrs. H. Fraser, Miss Martha Wright. Mrs. ill. Davey, Miss M.

successes which he has achieved Gernhuni.

1C1OiN'1’1RiAiLT0S-Miss L McKen-

zie, Mrs. .i.J. Stewart, Misa L.

a hymn by the choir end congrega- Lawson, Mrs. A. Melllachern, Mies

iR. Maubougsll, Miss M. Oollings. \Mrs. J. A. McNair, Miss IP. John- ston, Miss L. Stewart, Miss E. illentoxf, Miss 'Berna Heiiatil, Mrs. 'W. G. Spencer, Mist; Jean Tait, iMiss Thelma Burns, .Mrs. D. Doull.

'DENORS1-G. F. Hutcholon, T.

W. iBen»t;ley. P. D. Williaml, H. iMdPuei-son. L.. Robson. E. Dan- nlng, B. Garnhuim, A. Heustb.

Bassee-s. whiteness. G.a.Fnil.

A. R. Gillis. G. Tweedy, T. W» Small, J.G. Bennett. J. Farquhai-~ son. R. Ayres, F. W`i1itehoad.lL Squarebriggs.

Announcements

Coming Events,

Meetings' Etc.

"Inquire Re Chronic Dtaeaies

112 Prince Street, Dr. Cliff. Ilillfl delay, recovery in non thlnb months. 4285~3»18-SIIM.

"Tracadle Cross Dramatic Ulib

will present their play "bona Bl* ers". in Marshfield Hall on Will- uelday. May 11th. Ladies -with Dies free. 5386 578|

"The 'New London Dramatic

players will present their three aol comedy "The Village School )|.|.‘a_m_" in New Loudon l-fall on Wodiientflr. May 11th.- if not iliie will be, _ Thursday. www

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"rn an ai M , CMriM:etow£uMdiq” .‘u tie P. n. i. Protestant -oi-piuuips F.ii""’ii°“’ i’i.i’;“° ‘?i"‘-“’ “°““‘

ay ay ., at _ _

iii`i¥.”eNi__

°°1°iie nit. Herbert

'S1\1i;.p1ns Club viii ' _ ~lllio'_ 'Due day afternoon. " 17 -` `

farmers wltmnmgm ' ` _ may 'shin by ii _V fwitii' tht- f_ tumor-mi¢ae;i_ _ ~

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