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CINCINNATI, May 12--Throllith

a storm and under a hot sun, Henry "I-lasik” Cieman o! Toronto, siiocesshilly defended his ‘United States Amateur Alihleitlc Union 50.000-metre walking champion- ship today by covering the distance hi four hoirrsf 5'! minutes.

The Ceiiadian star. in finishing head of a field of 'I1 competitive

21 recreational walk-

8l miles. 425 'minute his

Crosby of Detroit, finished

second. and William H. Chisholm of the German-American Athletic Club, New York, third.

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MONTWREAL, hm for

a new nlnk at Cleve to seat 10.- others me férmer is now gh, pu. 000 persons were presented to the ml, cf’ the largest congregatim in °°“""“‘“‘“"" ""’°“”' °‘ “h° N°‘ North america. while the iatier is tlmial Hockey Iieaguo here yedler- had of me Department of Engng; day by A. C. Butphln. of Cleveland nt ,mam Unlvemm V _

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oiiimio. for sale at carwfs' Seed store. L-'lolz-ll-14-li

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the Dominion ,Bureau oi Prince Edward island motorists user their cars more in Jaxiill-fy ani

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ding period for 1934. Bale! L

ghiine for the first two months ir- 1984 were 48.000 gallons, and in 1985. 40,000 gallons. '10 Nrmun conviiivriou -

lhs. R. E. Mutch and Mrs. J. Pick- ard leave this mornlns 101' Chet- ham, NB., when they Wm ‘mud W. M. 8. Convention. On the way mme im. mom. wiii sooo cf! fm' the Mt. Allison Convocation. . _.___-

wiiwoim vlsrron-Rev. nr.

George E. Ross of n-edsrioton. N, IB., who was the chle! speaker in connection with the Zion

itod the teach

West Kent Scho0l___ye$\'dG-Y

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S k N.H.L. - Ken; pupils and stressed the 3; .

ee P°’““°°° ‘ff “"4 "'°’l‘ “‘ ”‘° _ Rivlll Gangs Allllc For Millions I J l Fra nc h ise 23.53 .. ?.°.f.?ft..“A$`i f?.°.§'$§’w'.‘l¢ _ ' In “Cheating Chcateril’ ilvggpimi

Kent boys who have become lead-

¢i Dr. Sidney Bonnell, Dr. Oiyliiiwlo Macmillan and ii number of

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ACIPITUI. T0-DAY

most amazing situationsinamqtirm Dlilture takes place in "Cheating Cheaters," Unlvei-sal's pictru-intmn of the Mhz Marcin play, which

~ ed turd

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chance, a bsautlhil, mygtqri.

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l¢=1'uP_l\l°i1l_'dcsunzs or tin mein.

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an in their chosen professions, ` _-___ `

when thieves un aut, aim.; W.

thincoanhoivvon-omcrtiie °°l'h°'"'u°'“°°°°"°‘

usual is that each gang believe; th; other to be honest. Bo the battle of wits begins. A million dollars worth

0f.lBw¢Jsi1atltok§.i___Tlt:actionoc- ours over wo con en beginning in Paris when the rival factions meet. and ending at aboautlhl Long mana estate, _ when bor.ii‘rq¢ng¢ pan ss respectable millii'mllms.' l"lYW¥\ycreatesanowd'iddlf-

ferent type of screen role ki this

R°m°l°. hailed os one ct most romantic newcomers to the scream

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programme was carried out.

0 Canada. Remarks - Sooutmssfer A. G.

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continent, at Los Angeles. e tm of Bacon

El fa. '75 Easy T9l'|ll$ Charlottetown

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Along The

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Buniain, Bells Wim-i

The S. S. Chomedy, Captain

Seaman, has sailed for Montreal 1 alter' dtschargiiig a cargo of mol- ¢ :asses here from Barbadoes, B.W.I. .f The s. s. ivisgrmiai, captain fiolsuun, which arrived in port early iflatiirday morning has sailed for A,fBl-. _Plorfd and St. John‘s, Nfld. She “look in the following cargo here:

" ioo ncaa or miie, so horses. io tons

crates of pigs, after which she also loaded 2,500 begs oi potatoes at ,the railway wharf. The Captain reports having met some heavy ice on the passage from Halifax, which port he had left on Wednesday morning. Upon reaching Carisa his shi-p became jammed and they were compelled to buck the heavy loe field until Friday moming. In order to clear the ice it was found necessary to pursue a course up St. C‘veeorge’s Bay and at tlrrns

being only a half-mile off shore.

but after passing Cape Geo.ge they had clear sallinz, with the wsathsr clear and une.

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Marine Whlr! _ _

The C.G.S. Brant, Captain Basil

K/ally has nnished laying the har-

_fznf hay. 300 bags of potatoes and

_The C.G.S. Cartier, Captain Roach is snil in port, ready vfllhin 1 short time to resume her duties.

Island Fertlllmer Co.’s Wharf

The Tug Anile, Captain Bruhm,

sailed Sunday morning for Mon- tague, where she is to attend to D.P.W. Dmdge N0. 9.

The Government Tug Frederic-

ton, Captain Dicks, which winter- ed here ls. in Picton, NB. on the Marine Slip.

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Ferry Wharf

The' s. S. Hillsborough making

daily trips between Charlodtelnwn and Rocky Point. _

Pickards Wharf

B. B._ Harland, Captain- Hughes

in port.

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Johnnie line, Boiler.

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CREAM ROUTES

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llay 14th-Murray Barbour North, Greek liver, Gi. l\!ary‘s Bead, Sturgeon, Gaqserearix.

Lower Montague.

May 15th-Clyde liver, llsadawbank, Cornwall to Charlottetown-

Iay llth-Glen Wlllhm, Glen Martin. Brooklyn, llcatliardalo, Valleyllcld.

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During the past week five steam ers have called here which made is considerable stir along the water- front, and gave some work to the longshoremen discharging and load- ing.

U. S. Tennis Plqyers 'Make Clean Sweep

(A. P. By Guardlanh Special Wire) MEXICO, D. 1*., May 12-The

United States made a clean sweep of its Davis Cup tennis series with China today as Donald Budge of Oakland, Calif., and Brya.n_ M. Grant of Atlanta captured the final two singles matches.

Playing out the full five-match

schedule despite the fact the series had been clinched yesterday, Budge whipped Guy Cheng 0-4, 8-2, 0-1 and Grant defeated Sin Ile Kho 6-1, 6-4, 6-3, to make the finll were 5~0.

:By their victory, the Americans qualified to face Mexico this woe! in the American Zone finals, the winner to most the lurlipaui Zone finalists in the inter-oi-me finals abroad. ' 'Walter L..

captain

_ ani-iounced after the matches that Budge and Gene Mako, the doubles combination which scored

definitely would lo abroad to conv-

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Address-Brewer Auld.

Song-The Maple Lea! Forever. Addresses - Leslie Blmmcnds and Silas MacFarlane.

f-he cllnchlns victory yesterday. ood savoincxins.

Fireworks.

wwn will contribute ons or more numbers. The concert will be pre-

0. Hyndman, left Saturday for montreal, ottawa and Toronto. ond will be present atthe Dominion Ex- eoutiv¢ meeting in Toronto on the 1oth,_ and at the Toronto Rally to the Chief Bfcout. ., ,

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(By The Apoobiod hell) (By drmrdhlfp lpeeltl Wie) Home lens Saturday: Oolllnd

Oardinale. 2: llanclllo. Giants, 2; Iameri, Yanklol. 2: Redwick. cardinals; P. Wann. Pirates:-J. Moore, Phillies; Klein. Cube: 10° pu, neagm: Frey. Dodson: Dahl- gren, md Box; llbyll. White B012 Greenberg, Tlwrl. 0110 °\¢l\~

The loaders: Ott. Giants. I; WX!

Athletlce. 8: Johnson. Athletiom 'li Boniira. White Box. 'lt J. lloore- Philliel. '!. laagn 'lchlsi National 100; Am srlsan 01 'total 199.

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The Bedequeand Freotown Group this as thoundying

had a. fine celebratlci_i_ at Preeto.__w; !o_il_i_;>us _ on the night of tl1e,Ju llee. May e Jan loves is about to be

FWr tMY;'EfE°ne" The Rovers niadeareal beacon som, married to another and in sheer tha Olympic council turned down imma feet mah' Rm" sqrln llgmemeu of 'mm' 0' d”p°"u°°‘ cmmam mvnnwn ma _ ‘waded Morris Deacon lit the fire by rc- you will, Kiepura puts all his

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' ' iibiy wiii play Davis cup doubles common ooivc nranisrhat have euserly I-veiled his return In

ln the event the United States gets The annual Scout and Cub Con- My Bong For You" he demon- past Mexico, as is expected, this cert is planned for June 'ith in the strut/as that his is the llyatast tenor week. P. W. U. In this concert each Pack voice since Caruso. Combining as

___..___.__.. and Troop and Crew of Charlotte- he does an admirable personality .

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