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2"“ |BUDHIIDtIoneIn|ID-#.V:.:. CADA , Charlottetown Guardian Two Canto ’ ’ * r Morning Guardian, Founded m1

srlllloilillliiiiliss BYlliilS. rials usr NIGHT lN THE INTERESTS or Gilli. BilNlllili

In ‘One Of The Best Speeches Ever Heard On A Local Platform, Mrs. Fallis Answers The Arguments And Criticisms Of The Opposition. Meeting Lustily Cheers The Speaker Anti The Party She Is Sup- porting.

Howard Fallis, noted platform orat- or, fprescuted her justification oi‘ (lovurnmeat iControl could be ilearll on all sides us the large iuidiern-c flied liloni ulltoi’ the iPrince liklwartl 'i‘iieutrc lust night, on the occasion of the mass meeting held under tire airspices of the Conservative Worn- en's Club. One gentlenrati was heard to say. "She was wonder-I'll] i colild halve sut and listened to her for another hour." , Tho meeting which was a lilrgo

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Coal Loot...’ s. s. Cob- an Went During Dense Fog

—Captain and Crew 'l‘akeit Off the Ship in Safety.

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_ _ _\ I ~ _ . (Canadian Press) Numerous txprcss ons of {lDpliH-I SAINT JOHN’ N_ B“ 1m", w__

a! u" m" mmmu" m Wm“! A1r”"l‘hir steamer (‘ulian, (faplaiu lion- whicli she has l'L}(‘.(‘.lVt5(| during liar Jami“ rum,’ hum,“ mm, 3,.,l,,,._\-, slay on the island, oven from trail-l. “V, ,0 ml,‘ Wm will, l, lull “any. villuais and audiences. not irrsynr-‘ul “ML m“ “all”... m, ll... lmnlll. liiilliy Will! lie!‘ View“ iii’ iiili liiifli/ eltat point of’ Partridge lslulill, ill which sue is sirpportiug, she stated llle lllly or laumly “l 33,, .,_ "L l... that ulie woultbcutry buck lo On- day ill a di-nac fog. 'l‘iic ilaliiilin tario, tiio warmest and ltiirdcst feel- llml lwhlhy m... "llll-l-l. oi‘ his crew lugs for the people of Prince blti- were roscrlcd and‘ brought to the ward ‘island. ‘Pily- ‘

Before proceeding into tho real it _\vas nearly 10W W010i‘ \\‘ii*‘ii

and appreciative one, "was presided subject which she intended l-) dis/lilo HIPIIIIIPI‘ ill‘ll\'(' ashore. 'l‘llc. over by Mrs Hooper llorue who cuss Mrs Falll-i l-vpresscd ler de- Pilfiiiii i“°i"""' iii“ ""““"‘ “ml m” ' _ H ,_ , . w. . l .. . ll discharged that ofllce in a most cl- sire to clean up a tcw cases of iV‘-i~“;M_“":(')i‘;I:-:Y “"‘\;',‘t‘l‘:a_i\i"l ‘ ficlent and satisfactory marlin-r. ruisreprescniution which lravl- been ii-i “a ‘ ‘_|-" l, l, ' o}. m“ ‘steamer slrucit taplain ol

The stage theatre Will-i tastefully and beconliirgly lull-artil- ed with flags, flowers, potted plnills and palms.

The meeting opened with vocal solos, by_Miss Barbara McNelll and iMr. Raoul Raymond which so elic- ited the appreciation of the aud- ience that they were compelled to retu-r-h encores,

Mrs. Keith libogers was accompan- lsl. for ‘Miss iMcNeill while Mrs. ‘Raoul Raymond" performed that of- tice for the second solist. k

Mrs. “Fail-is, who needs no irrtro- duction to lisiuntlers, in addition to being a most graceful and pleasing

created slncle her arrival ilerc. She was ilskcd, she stlltl,‘ why the joint debate lietwclsrl Mrs. Wright cud herscll‘ did not miltcriulize. It was y m ,1 l, q, _, intimated that she was afraid tofivigzl]: 1'“ pixmriim‘ meet her opponent. Slrc ilkplalniziknc mum hum.

luelliatirly stiundcil distress s tin

on lhc ship's steam ivhislles.

member of “i” Opposmlm- “ml m" he thought it was farther away.

Villfli l0 liiliiiike i" u ‘illbme? hi“ “l It was not long after lu- lcft the challenge was merely lhrviish the ‘llilliflrfi. She hi“! u 119i‘ hc sighted llliul a short linlte programme to fulilll and she ahead,

lugs for the purpose of drawing a late. crowd to listen to the argumentslthe rocks. of the Opositiou. which she ‘hudrunuiug full speed astcrn lllll the ‘heard was the object of holding iiliili would Hal "wre- apaallel- has also lhe advantage ohsuch debmly pected tonight that a surrey would lmlng “fall- m 190k “pally lshe also hm] been chm-gm] by be made by the llropcr" (ilficlnls to-

l-Icr presentation of facts was the Opposition press as not being mmTm.” WM" H" m" ‘.'_"‘{lf"" m m“; fihilllllhivfi- He!‘ fliiiiiiiiiiilii‘ were a prohibitlonist or connected with ‘mmuge "my m‘ u"“_“"',t"'|"“"l_'nl“;"_ cloalucut. loglcll] um] declglvg lllldqmy temperance mgumzuuolh Th“, inter the qruletlou oi u all u IL.

» y I lll‘ dccidcll. h,“ m) opportunity’ for any remr, statement is fume as “he was rm, done wilih the ship \ il __ ‘ _. Ho“ m. “diverse crmckum I The stirnrrrcr (iobail lldllttl from

915m yea“ a‘ member of the WOlu-llwulltrfiiill. Sire was built ill 1882 ....I"i.i:“§f..i3i‘§°i§f..r1i“dififil 2'.‘“sillizlizcmftrrztrn‘; 221112111“ w": -- . . . . .- _ .- attcntion throughout; breakiril-I. frt" to Ontario, did not affiliate herself 3:233llylllflllxfilllihll‘mfllll- Ilml-lltll; ‘menuy’ m!” loud applause which i" “i9 1°93] brmicii of the ‘irgmilza’ feet" gross tliirllltgo 1.002; net tori- Wiis 05ml! P70190590» it Wmim- "m" tion as she had found that it. had lmgé- 639 um,“ wlll, Pugh“... l); 13d mp5 b9 lim- i°° much to declare become tinged Willi Lilli"!!! 901i‘ horseporver. The vessel was owrr- tltut a mom pleasing or logical tics‘ l; “tug glllither iusiniiili-ed U111! ed by the llortrinion (‘cal (lonrpatiy. speaker was ever before heard on n “he l,“ been recelvlng a large sun, local platform. There was not even or money from llqum. mmresw u] 1i!!! BHZBBBUOB of a murmur of diB- never iii my life, halve received one "lllirliviii. iiiimillhiiiii iiei‘ “imreiia-dollar front anyone connected di- of one hour and a half during whivi! l-ectly or indirectly with liquor int- the interest of her hearers was sirs- 9,93,“, ll l, m, almolllm cowardly “filled withilii- i1 break , falsehood and -l challenge anyone Mrs. Fallis opened her uddressrm produce one 5mm, ol- pmol m by expressing her real pleasure in subsmnllule M", false propaganda “ilreimiiiil 5mm ii mngiilflcmil “Mk-which is being circulated through-l __ ,_ fanclp nllvlng mm a gllllvlllg ll-l. out the prdvmcea. |reptlrted to have liccn issued from hate of the klndllgns and cordlnlity H-avmg finned that Once Elie was llllfllrleildtluurlcr-s tlLillillli-lilllkllti a amine" ‘P"*""'"‘"'""i rile eriii..i...“li’.i.‘.‘l lit‘?‘luliili-tu,"‘£112.... ‘Unlined m“ reason of her abandolv ill thtilsiltltiil ‘in la-lustci- liouse mem of m“ system was becauselDubliir on 'l‘huri-uluy'when the lie: ‘gr ‘h’? f°l§fillilitmstxgflgzelsllelmzzf publlcau deputies ttfflvt!’ to take 9 9X5 t l 5 ‘e a c ' ho sea s il the ‘ilall liirearln. RATE.-4o. per word, not i puigns- iShe found that there was toll", ,,,,‘,,, “In. urgad ll, llllll-ldl dash lnaeirtion in this column. {no atmosphere oi’ ilyllvvriflr will ‘i°':fronr d... l‘lll‘ll.l districts mo. tire lceit surrounding a certain portion clly lllld when possible to l-hllul“. . +QQ-O-O-QQ+O-OOOI of lhl; .i'roliibition party. Scores, of ltion all kinds ct‘ vehicles.

VI-l-‘IE-“IQIAL "Angling STEAK _ supporters of that party talked The orders iucludc the statement

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Predict Victory At Next Election

(Canadian Press) DUBLIN, Julie 20, .-()rdcrs arc

Q§QQQQ§§OFOOO§OOQ+GOCO4 l‘ Condensed Specials

. Prohibiiiorl and drank homebrew. that if the oath barrier‘ cuu be 1 '» .,i'.. quality 1799'- slwmlm‘! ‘Pliers! wore runny who talked dry broken down thi- ‘l-‘iilitila Fail will Blfl‘:um,,..__.-___& Co“ m“ and Mame‘ null hull a wot, cellar. ‘She found Will ill lilfl IWX! "|i’i‘i|"ii will“! ll ' " - _ flliill. slilllittriitif! Prohibition, who is dechlrcil. “must tain- lrillw lilvl ‘CONCERT AND iBOX SOCIAL were ncvcr known lo refrain a drink Your or in twelve niorviwlwlylsy tllrlc.

lléilnlnill-ton ll-Iull, Tuesday. Jinan in their lives. Public opinion was “ {W

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mitosis-eit- p m “m” ‘iiiii ll§t..h§iil§"...'.li° ilfihli ‘i331 ‘$21.3: 00y Ote Wms Grand ~~——~- people hnd no compuuctiou of ,

PERFEcTwN LEGHORNCHWKS breaking the iProltibition Act. The

‘iutoo per hundwd’ minim“ Wm‘ moral iueutul and physical tlefccts Everett Hnwmt‘ Cara???’ 8m w-liicli followed it, especially among lira yourrlz- was appalling. She

‘COOKED MBA-Ta m GREAT Ispoke of tho widespread use of

PARIS, June 20.‘~'l‘hl- Cllyiilfl. owned by lllarqulir Dc ‘Filflllflrviiifi. won the (lrauli Steeplechase null a

‘mfiety an some M o“ . peel I |_.__.. wi- ___ prize oi‘ ,~li)tl.0tltl frilucs today nt

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itlee. Calli or ploae 3'89 itootfs (confirmed on Page 3) ‘flmllvi. liardoruflr Irish horse Jer-

Ltd- ’ 7'1“'6'13'm —i——- pnlut was second and James --——-i'i-——i—~~ 5-), . l ' ll ll] third. Tho

iWANlTElLdA? C‘NC‘E I ZOObNI w» ve‘++e+»»»veue»+4 ,,'l,,,‘,‘;‘,”{,’,‘,,, nlmglg‘ l0 lll ll, llle hell. an to npltvnealmy y l _ , - younS ‘business xlri. Apply Box “gnu, “mum, Wm, "ml and £20, Charlottetown. - tmreuwnhm bul despua lhhl a

7173'“‘1H|" , great throng visited lilo track to

b ‘NI-a? GUM-WV OF coin ‘tlsee the steeliliicllnsc. e! "om Emlyn‘ V TWENTY FIRST 0F JUNE >

’ -g‘b_h“d “t “My. ‘From’ Three-Thirty to Flve- 1T0

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In, beinglglven at tub Riel- deuce of Mn. George D. De- . Blole, 10 was: Street, in Ilen- .our ef Mra. Howard Fellle e1 Peterhoro, Ontario, who lo vlalflng tbie Province in the

MONTREAL, June 2o. ~The Na- tional Trust Comltflily i! Eiiiidiiil ‘i clrouliir to the second Drllifiifliu‘ shareholders of the British Ern- ‘plre Steel Corporation asktns them to execute proxies in favor of Blr

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LQIT-IITWEEN SUMMIRBID! and Charlottetown. on old toy/h, road, girl's hat, sand color. Find- er delve ‘at R. 'l‘. Batman's Ltd”

__lilttttlre'reilfe or Charlotte n.

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I off Partridge Island.‘ 1 i l;

Elected Fellows A‘ ' 0f Royal College Of Surgeons

=UDNDON, Julio

tion of Prof.

of ilaiifax honorary

ic.

A most

enjoyable

(Slpeclai to The Guardian) flit-The College of Surgeons at Edinburgh. celebrating the centenary of iLord liistcvs birth announces the elec- Harvey lCusllinz, a Bostonian, and Prof. John Stewart Tlle Ashorelive Europeans who were elected livcre headed by Lord Balfour.

‘tilts Hiilllii

Enjoyablgfiecital by Pupils of Charlotte- , town School of Mus-

‘_ lloyal

fellows.

piano and

vocal l‘t‘t‘lllll was given yesterday afternoon and evening by the pil- pils of the (Elrarlottetown School of iliualc, under the direction of Prof. Wilt. E. Fletcher, A.R.C.M., A.'I‘.C.L. The programmes which were ad-

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upon

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l“? mirabiy balanced, were carried out m‘ in elicit uranner as to reflect great the director,

e i n‘ a iTheso wire hi-ard by pilot Jaliici-i New“, u, ma“ Delfffginluzggfagfise ‘f’ "hovnnslintclliy ot’ their appreciation mm“ MM‘ of‘ the (efforts of the pupils and

m" m“ “hm” ‘m their trpprovul ot‘ the evident cap- mul- “he w“ “m apimmched by allylPartridge island lluitc plainly, but “me mrectorshlp o‘ Pmfi F|etchar_

Prof.

AFTERNOON

Tire chairman Rev.

l‘.\l)])l't?(‘.ll1l.l0ll oi‘ the

pastorate. The following was

Lyn Birrnett "Serenade" Sllunroulh-i

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'-Hfll‘tll(l Stewart -I.oriire French

I “Value Biuetie" .Niall Burnett Simmonds —Hsrry Lapthorne —Jessie MacLeod

Wnlcott MacPherson

-Birrn'ett.

IMiss lMae ileartz. Vocal lSlolo-"Wait ailue". (Nightingale) Ayers,

‘E. MciMillau-

T!" E NAFIWONWL

(Rosewig)

(Duvernoy)

"En Route March"

“Flag Day March"

"Moonlight Intermezzo", evee —lM'iiis Vera Wise. Vocal lSolo —“Smlllu' Through", (ll>etrn)— Miss Helen Crosby. “Stephanie flavotte". -iMiss llvlary -l~"erg=iisorl. "Reverie D’Amtiur“, (Golbel) —-

“Souvenh-K‘, (Karganoff)

W. M. Ryan,

mime“ anchorage. said (Tuptaiu Pope, unlit ‘luring the course of m! remark“

.‘""‘m","°_' in the afternoon offering paid alo- u“ guy" m“ “wrlml “Hllllkllll. tribute to tlre~ good work did riot sec fit to cancel her meet-flail speed astcru," but it was to-rdune by PM‘. Fletcher m the inter

'i‘lli: strip llfltl ran bow tipornesm o, gum, musk, m H“ kill" "i" “iiiiimiilitowil, and expressed his personal

Charlotte- cordial rela~

l‘ ‘ms exhtious (Ekisting between the minister land organist during the ‘l0l‘!]_l9;'f§

the program:

Part One |"i~‘irst. (frocus Waltz“, (Fearis) ———

— Doris

“The Merry Peasant" (Schumann) "Wood Lake Waltz" (Wezbrew)

“Picnic Waltz" (Mach-Frances

(Engelmun)

“The Itobin's Call" (Friedman)

(Fearls) —

"Sonatina" (Clemeuti) —-Eleanor

Ilornby "Hunter's Departure” (Ellmen- retrain-Hilda Fletcher “Soirutina" (Kulllan)—- Dolly Phillips. iPart Two "Meditation", (Morrison) ——Geo- Ylle F. BCBI‘.

"Vocal ISoIcl-“At Dawning", (Cad- ‘lllllll)—' Miss Adele Tifiwlltt- "Welcome“, (Gansclrals) —-Wiliio

(Dec-

(Czibulka)

There! Ros- —Mis.s Ruth

—iMlss

Vooal Solo -—“,Danny Boy" (Wet- tlliorby) -—*Miss CorojMclslachern.

ANTHEM

EVENING In the evening Rev. Dr. Ramsay

graciouely_compilfnentod the per- formers and expressed his appre- ciation of the good work dons in the cultivation of good music, also expressed his pleasure at the love- ly floral decorations-which were kindly loaned lby Mrs Williams. Mrs W. A. Huestis, and Mas Dam- marell: and were tastefully ar- rangellby Miss Berna Bueetll. Mrs Fletcher and‘ Mr Lyle ‘Robson. The following "splendid program was rendered: -.~ Plano, "Nocturne" -(0p. 9.‘No. 2) Chopin-Austin Connolly.-

Vocal, "ln a Little Old Garden", (l-Iewitti-Miaa Ruby McDougall.

Piano. "Feast Waits, (Gounod)- Mies Mary McCallum

Vocal. "The Swallows" (Cowan) —Mln Dorie Tait Piano , "Melody in F"

(Ruben- stefa)— Wm. Crawford.

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B r i ti s h Proposals _ Heard at Three- Power Conference Called by President iooiidge.

(Special to The Guardian) . ouNl-zva, Julie 20.-—i(lreat Brit- lllll itotlay l period questions set- tled at the Washington ‘Lllflllflllflll Conference of i923, Addressing the three power conference called by President Coolidge, the First iLord of the Admiralty, Right Hon- W. C. Bfldgelllull, recommended reduc- tion of future battleships from 35,- 00 tons displacement to “some- thing tinder 30,000," and their main armament from 16 inch to 13.5 inch guns, reduction in the size of air- craft calrlers from 27,000 to 25.000 tons, and, their armament from 8 inch to ii inch guns, and finally re' ductlon of future cruisers from 10,000 to 7,000 tons with armament of 6 inch instead of 8-inch B11115- Ile also advocated limiting iii‘! size of individual submarines to 1,600 tons, increasing the life 0i warships to 26 years. iiifilehd of 20. and waiving rights oi‘ the WW9" under the replacement tables agreed upon at the Washington con- fereuee. The fll-gl iliuited lSt/aites reaction to these proposals was that it would be difficult to reconsider the waghlngtoll Treaty. Provisions at the Geneva Conference. which is limited to but three of the Washing- ton signatories. the United Still-Bh- Great Britain and J8Di1n—-Wlll! France and Italy represented only by oheetlvers. l ,_ tin‘ opening the (conference Hush Gibson. heading the United States delegation, called for an extension of the flve-flve-three Tim" i‘! glib‘ marines, cruisers and destroYB-Y-‘i- and gave notice to the delefillleii that the United states had hell! “v its building programme in the hope of an early agreement on IHWBi ii‘ mitation. Pie also said that if it “should eventually" be Wflfiiiiie '-° reach a general agreement between all naval powers to abolish submar- Ines, the ilnited States would not be lalvorable to its consideration. but that such action in order to be acceptable must be universal.

Rum Running Schooner Seized In Straits

(Canadian Preee)

MONCTON. N. 13-. dune 20. - One of the largest liquor seizures that has been made in this vicinity for a long time was effected yes- terday afternoon on Northumber- land Straits about four miles off Coal Spring Road. N. S.. When the revenue launch Lady Laurier cap- tured "The Imp" a schooner be- lieved to be euroute with a cargo of illicit liquor to Port Elgin or Huctouche. The cargo consisted of 350 cases Scotch whiskey, 200 gallons of rum and 100 gallons of alcohol. The yalue of the consignment was plac- ed at $26,000 and the value of the schooner which is practically brand new is placed at $16,000.

Piano, "Romance" (Techaikow- sky)—Misa Mary D. Ramsay.

Vocal, "Knshmirl Song", (Kin- den)——Mlss Dorothy Doull, Piano, “Sonata in D", (Haydn) — Arthur Vessey Vocal, "When the Flows" (Gordon) —- Prof. Bennett. Piano. “-Sonata" (Op. 4i). Na. 2), (Beethovanb-Alex McLean Vocal, “The Joy Bird", (Barnes) —Miee Ethel Kenton

Plano. ‘fFifth Nocturne", (Ley- bncln-(Mfee Marion Ryan Vocal. "Young "Pom O'Devon"— (RueeellF-P. W. Small

Plano, "Romance" (Rubeastetn) --Mfee Belle McLean . Vocal, “Break 0’ Day" (Sounder aon)—-Mies Ethel Heaaey

Plano "Value" (Op. M. No. 2) (Chopin) Wm. G. Marobiaon “ Vocol-"O Flower of all the World" (Flndem-Mra W. C. Spencer.

Piano. "Sonata No.1" (Moaart) —-Miee Jeanie Jenkins

Ebb-title J. G.

Strike Vote v Being Taken By (l. N. R. Employees

(Canadian Frees) MONTREAL. June 20. ~A strike vote is now being taken among some 18,000 employees of (Jana- diarr National Railways including office clerks, station employeesd such as baggage checkers, and‘ porters, stores and stationery de- partment employees, shippers and stationery engineers and firemen. it was announced here today.

The dispute arises out of the re- fusal of the comparty to accept the rirajority award of a board of con- ciliation recommending an iu- crease irr wages of 4 i-{Z cents an hour. A minority report recom- mended au increase of 2 1-2 cents au hour. The result of the ballot will be known on July 10th next.

LIBERAL STllllNliHilLll p WELBUMES lIllNSERlIllTlVES

Bonshaw Meeting‘ Very Satisfactory T0 Kennedy And MacKenzie. A L a r g e Audience Was Present.

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The political meeting lit-id at Bou- llllrltid llttgl-llllgeg were Tgcglved Shaw last evening was a dccidctl with but little grace and as he was success front the Couss-‘rrativc. viciv engaged iii thanking the electors Doini- Although in iii" nil-ht this for the hearing he had received. district has consistently voted l.iil- ht- wgll answered by the disquieting eral. the indications recl-lved from remark of "Don't tell a soul." hm night's mnceedlnss ill-silty ti»: lion. lllllrdock Kennedy in his re- predlctlon that on June 25th, the huttal was greeted with loud cheers (loverumcrlt candidates, tho Hon. lie completely refuted the argu- Murdock Kennedy and Mr. Walter meats of the Liberal speakers and G. NlHCRBHZiO Will have made Hill)‘ it was quite evident that he had the stantial gains in Bonshaw and vi- sentiment ot‘ tho meeting behind Cillily- '1'!!!) meeting was presided liiur. Tile proceedings were closed (We? ii)’ Mr. Samuel Benton who ul with the singing of the National the close was tendered a rote oi Anthem.

thanks moved by All‘. Sinclair ‘crud seconded by Mi._ hliltkttllllf-i. lhe Officer Receives

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order of the meeting on the whole was good throughout, although the chairman had several times to ap-

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peel for order. All the speakers were tendered a_ splendid irearing and each was vigorously applaud- ed, Therowas practically nothing novel in the way of argument pro-

Death Sentence

(Canadian Frees) MOSCOW. June 20. ——Auother

(Sulllvan)— Miss Kathleen ‘Hughes.

dilced which has not already been reported in the press on irnnierous occasions. The meeting was ad- dressed orr behalf of the Opposition by Messrs. iPeter Sinclair and Al- lan Stewart, the candidates, and Mr. (llaire Campbell of Charlotte- town.

Tho finances of the Province as usual received a large share of the discussion. Hon Mr. Kennedy stut- ed that due to the efforts of Prem- ier Stewart the province was now in ii good financial standing, that the government with the increase of revenue could now hope to pro- duce surpluses from year to year and that the. times of deficits were past. This s opposed by Mr. Slu- cialr ho re ssd-te’allvw~'thv=.fit0.- 000 o filed rom Glifle. in u of railway taxa ion to be considered as ordinary revenuue and claimed that the credit for the success of ' v submitting our claims belonged to the Boards of‘ Trade.

The temperance Question was “$96 "Tile Hiliid 0f ti!!! 116W” once again greatly mooted. Mr. ciirtiiili!!! Hiiii- WBdBWdRY» 1!!!!‘ alter Mackenzie, who created an 22nd-

excellent inrpression in Bonshaw 714§‘6'17'“ ably defended the proposed new system of Government Control. lie claimed that nothing could be _ _ more democratic than the method 722W; 21 ‘L in which the Premier- had lntroduc- “See “Cyclone valley" at Ho,”

ed his policy on this question and ‘River on Thursday. June 29th s,"

pointed gut that the Government-lpoler-s plays wol'l__psnle M plat were not responsible for the en- 73294-21431,

fmcemeut of the Prohibition Act, lilit the Prohibition Commission. "Since the Dominion (lovernmcrlt legalizes the importation of liquor,” said Mr. Mackenzie, “there is only one question to be decided and that is whether it will be coirsumed leg- ally through sale by Government vendor or illegally through the, boot logger. (The speaker further coir- tinued that it was impossible to legislate people into righteousness and that education rather than leg- islation should be promoted in the_ cause of True Temperance.

The address of iliir. Claire Camp- bell did not seem to be taken very seriously by the audience, ills boili-

victim oi‘ the repressive measures adopted by the ‘Soviet against coilnter-revolutionaries is reported. in the case of Sergius Mameff, a former Cossack officer of the Kol- chak forces, active in suppresirinl the peasants rebellion in 1010. Ho had since filled Van obscure office in the Soviet Regime.