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Hi5 Excellency Viscount don, Governor-General of and his graceful consort. V15" Wlllingdon who. four days have honoured Pri ward Island with

the Carferry V111

ing in Halifax at 5 D- 1T1-

thusiastic over

forward to their second visithe

"Garden of the Gulf."

at many functions held

est accompanied by His Hoiiihemonditlon prevailing

an , fB-‘when informed of the Heartz with their aides. he tion of beds in the t

"-3 ' morning His Excellency ac n-; to the total population.

Lieutenant-Govern"

_ Announcements, Coming Even Meetings:

OATS. Butter oats. B0081‘ All Grocers. 75137‘

"come to the ¢L1°11§£1§11 I Tfiégdny, July 12th at Alber W5 at Brackley Beach. 11 111111"

Wednesday.

on S-outhpo" 7657-1

July 11th.. _ grounds.

"Look! Bil; Fight 1111i Hall tonight. Tunney. Also Rin-Tln-Tiii 1111

dY-

‘ "Kelly's Cross Tea. Wed!

July 13th. If weather unfa on first flnc day. i

"The Margate Dramatic will present a four twi- drama. Masonic Hall. Monday. Jilly 111111-

"Tlic Dundus l t i will give an cntortw nmcni. Porlh l-Iuii vii-ii July 1li.li- 763

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pldys and new orchestra at

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during tmst‘ their flhisit.

ing at 11 o'clock when they 0111]

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See Dempse-

"The Villain F0111 Hunter Riv

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, i » TIIII IIAIITAX LAST NIGIIT

Their Excellencie ave Concluded A highly

Covers Prince Edwardlsland Like the pow

hour II always noblo-

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Doing tho work of the pruont

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, JULY 11171927

Prospects For The West This Year Are Excellen

(Spfcial to the Guardian) 11~ 1\'1'1l1‘711. Man” July 0. - Fin

cur iiie exceiiiii, Ill thc opinion o

' ,. (LIB. l~"i. . 111' 1 - " to PPlllCo Edward Isl- itmt-dlflif. ‘...'.“.‘£-.‘2.'."’ "“"" "

i ‘and.Maii_y"f tions in their honour I overtheivee nd.

Prlicd by Lieutenant-Governor Hcartz _,and iiides visited the Prince EdWardI Island Hospital and St. Vincent's1 Orphanage while Lady Willingdon fi- accompanied by Mrs. Osborne, her Lady-ln-waiting and escorted by are very gnmL concluded their stay here 1B8 Eli-ILL Col. S. R. Jenkins were guests at the City Hospital. the Red Cross for Halifax by special $111111 ileifiBureau and the Protestant Orphan- Exccllencics will remain at dflfilage at Mt. Herbert. until 11 o'clock this morninfien. make acial General, trip to Tormentine. the Partilv- Heartz, and Viscoun

His Excellency the Lieutenant

they spent ncarl half and hour.

institution, and His Excellency ex

Governor Governor t I-Iardinge. first visited the Prince Edward Island

His Excellency thc Govern en- Hospital, where cral has been greatly pleosvith his visit to this province has been wonderfully 11119155513111 ‘the ' splendid reception iiccordq-lm. ii Both he and his lady are en- ,f the exempl ion

through all the departments of the i1 Splendid turnout. pressed his satisfaction with the

'He was especially interested in thcI of the loyalty and pptrifliisli-ifihlx-Ray Department, and they have everywhere come 011- many questions concerning its op- to the Central tact with and are eagerly IHZIeratIon from Dr. Houston. who is iniwhcre a charge. Miss Mair, Lady Superln-“Charity

of Green

cliy on his return to the east aflc

an cxtciidedi-rip through tlic west. This ‘is his firslt trip to ‘L110 wosi considers

for five years, and he the (lcvoloivnicnt in that time rail! or rciuiiikablc. 'I'»Il('i‘0 is no new

Ill cvldciicv. so for ibis yiiar,

--_--¢o->___.

Annual L. 0. L.

y The annual parade of thc L. O. L. w lgfigvtyggiegmfiég The party went took place yesterday morning with ' _ _

The parade, newspapeis throughout Canada and wwhlch was in charge of Mr. George the U‘ s" says" Brady. Marshal, left the Hall of the . _ splendid condition of the iiospitoiisociety on Richmond St. headed by 110?” "°f)‘:l;i"1’°§fé1§§0fr if’ 3,2; the Veteran's Band, and proceededlv e pa“ a

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asked up Queen Si‘... to Kent Si... thence

Christian Church very inspiring sermon. Begins at Home” was

Itendent, introduced the patients topreached by the pastor Rev. Mr.

Their Excellencies were cntLHis Excellency, who engaged in 21.11611 Herman. B. A. eirjbrief conversation with each. honour on Saturday and h 15° visited many local centres 11er-

j After the services the parade rc-

I His Excellency was especially im-iormed and marched along Kent St.

pressed with the splendid healthfio Prince Sh. down Prince to Rich-

nn the Ishmrymond St. thence to the Hall. small propor- hrec hospitals City Lodge being augmented by a

The turnout was splendid, the

‘number of members from rural

His Excellency next proceeded toflodges.

St. Vincent's Orphanage whcre hei

At thc Church, Miss Bahrain Mc-

was greeted by His Lordship BishoplNeli, rendered most pleasing solos,

O‘Lcary, Rev. Monsignor Macdonaldi

A synopsis of thc sermon will ap-

with Mrsf Dr. Jenkins, President ofipcar in tomorrow's issue.

St. Charles Auxiliary. An address of 1 welcome was read by one of thei

children and two of the little girlsi ' dancerftha Highland Fling. His Elf-I ceilency thendrovc around the Ex-i perimentai Farm. ' I

Her Excellency. Viscountess Wil-

quet by one of the nurses. The Vis-

i __... - .countcss in a very charming manner,‘ ‘i arlfltt town “I09 911111111 Fesuvfl and _ conversed with each of the patients-IL of e

and was especially interested in the nursery where she named one of ,

the babies. The Sacred Heart Home was also inspected.

Her Excellency next attended a reception held at the Red Cross Bureau where she met and shook hands with 28 school-children who are Presidents and Secretaries oi‘

{the Junior Red Cross Societies in {this city. She was presented with a ibeautiful bouquet by Master Ralph

McInnis and an address was read by Miss Mabel Matheson. Her Ex-

ccllency charming replied. telling of her own personal experience in Red Cross Work in Bombay during the war. Mr. Justice Haszard, President of the local Red Cross Society {n a, brief address.- outllncd the work andI aims of the movement which is car-I ried on~in this city by Miss Wilsonf and Miss Gillan. Following is thc’ address to Lady Willingdon:

Friday and Saturday. Jilly “we Hor Excellency. Viscountcss Wil-

16th. 1722-1-11-

"Dancc iii Emerald Hall.

dgy night, 12th inst. Lunch

_ day evening.

ncsday, July 2011i-

Meeting of B. I. s. Emerald ori

soy-org Augustus Ton Purl!

llngdon: y We, the presidents and secretaries

of the Prince Edward Island Junior‘ Red Cross, welcome you to ouriby His Worship Mayor Miller who "rovincc as President of the Can-i

dish Red Cross Society. We dcemI

t a grout. honor to have you here nd to have thc privilege of expres-I lng our appreciation for your deep.

7Z7911ntcrcst in the work the Red Cross?

'?All roads lead to Rusticoood citizenship and we hope soonimanagcr. which reflected thc high-i :2 be doing our full share in the 95L med“ ‘m the anadian and world widc organiza-,1"°1"1~

12th to the Strawberry an

Binfio.

o Cream Festival.

Sale, Fortune Telling. etc, et Comc enjoy yourselves. 7722

. . ' ‘Tryon Baptist Sunday

will hold their public picnic

"Inquire Re Efionlc Iii

Society is doing. I We are only a small group yct in.

i 112 Prince Street» DI‘. (31111- ur province. We are organlzcd in] I; delay. recovery ill ""1- 5 classrooms with '11s mflmbergbut, If uivlil-llil- 11011311 5 e are trying to spread thc interest,

'1 our aims for health, service andi

on. _ E ‘Since we saw the beautiful ban-l or sent from thc British to the

anadlan Red Cross Juniors we

M n new Two" on Jul/iderstarid better than ever how 021180 o

osely our work is linked with ,that

By order of committee.

771D 711 m

"Tdwn Hm’ “Inflow?! 1‘ 11°" 1" 31181111“ W" “i” 1°" .1. Gallagher.

Tues. ‘Wed. ‘New Play!-

the children in thc Mothcrlandi d the other parts of thc Empire. hen your Excellency .uI.lli‘llS toi

N‘ Company Dance a, ll carry some pleasant memories, ams - ‘

show. Now orchotrq.

"ii-miller River Feltival Church grounds. Abandon m“; in, crewm- and cake.

77

/".’i‘lie IMuulc-iTI 3157011111115. ibell ringers and variety i"!

day evening. July 1.4111-

753 e you to tell thc British Junior

our little Island and we would;

. Cross‘ that wc are vary proud, their beautiful gift to us.

Pr testant Orphniiiigc was t visited, where Her l-tzzccllcncy-

I ollday was granted the children;

y Willingdon had something toi

n" 4m] ‘ppghr in Kaitlin conversation with the children. I l .

Friday - evening. Jilly 1'51" their lutyioit to the 15111

,3” p”, the EilkTil-Tdlil

laced i new cumin"! 01 '

l0 o'clock there took place at. Victoria Hotel a luncheon in ur of His Excellency by thc, hand City Council of Chariot-i

or: fond pmmicc =11 @1111" —-—~—~—~“ I

of programme.

(con-tinned "on. page 3)

land thc City Council.

mot by the Board of Trustees. ‘Sunrise

onour of the Vice-Regal visit. ,mw

i Tendered Splendid

i Luncheon in Honor,

of. the Governor General.

I Onc of the pleasantcst functlohs: ‘in connection with Their Excellen- Icics’ visit was the luncheon givcn in honour of the Governor Gener- ya] in the Hotel Victoria on iSaturday by His Worship the Mayor

for [IB-isilllitilll while lilo ivost can give promisc- nl‘ such crops as arc ' ho "j considers. and so I'm‘ as the bank.‘ arc concerned business conditions

P injury the articlcs may have causcdn

‘H iZNHi run p iriiuiizii iii ~i~i,iiwisi_giiniii

shoiids Lld., who is a visitor in the

I" Withdraws E very- thing His Papers » Have Said in’ Dis- ' paragement.

Arthur Brisbane. a statement

Dcarborn Independent to discon- tinue permanently all articles hos- tilc to the Jewish people and cx-i pressing “great regrct"' over any,

Mr. Ford's statement, which was

“In the multitude of my activities

Ito their contents. It has therefore dnevitably followed that the conduct _ma.nagemcnt or to keep informed an] and policies of these publications! had to be delegated to men whom Ij placed in charge of ‘them and upon iwhom I relied implicity.

I “To my great regret I have learn- ed that Jews generally and particu-vl larly those of this country not onlyi

resent these publications as promot-i I

mg anti-semltism, but regard me as their cnemy. Trusted friends whomi I have conferred recently assured; me in all sincerity that in their ‘opinion thc character of the charges‘ ‘and irisinuations made against the‘ Views, both individually and collec- tively, contained in many of the ar-I Iticles which have been circulated ‘periodically in the Dearborn Inde- ipendent and have been reprinted illv the pamphlets mentioned, justifies’ itlie righteous indignation entertain- ed by Jews everywhere toward me ‘because of the mental anguish occa-

i made upon them.

lingdon and Party first visited thc1 , I . ’ (my Hospital and was greatly mm“) ‘ sinned by the unprovoked reflection ' estcd in the work of that institutloni

where she was presented with a bou-‘

Deeply Mortlfled

I I "This had led me to direct my

personal attention to this subject in order to ascertain the exact nature of these articles. this survey I confess that I am deep ly mortified that this journal which is intended to be constructive and not destructive has been made the medium for resurrecting exploded fictions, for giving currency to tne so-called protocols of the wise men of Zion which have been demonstrat- ed as I learn to be gross forgeries and for contending that the Jews have been engaged in a conspiracy to control tho capital and the indus- tries of the world besides laying at

v The lunch- their door many offences against de- |con was served in thde new dlning- cency, public order and good morals. iroom which was use

“Had I approached even the gen-

wlll henceforth be known as the details of these utterances, I would

Wlllingdon dining room.

I11 i8 11 have forbidden

fiPifiiididiy 011111159911 EDP-Time"? 11d‘ without a moment's hesitation, be- mirflbiy Suited 1°!‘ Dill/aw Pflfties- cause I am fully aware of the virtues and W115 810558.101!’ 1111i! 011i 811d d1?" of tlic Jewish people as a whole, of

curated for the occasion.

"map" of tlic Province cut out in

A 11111719 which they and their ancestors have

lawn turf which scrvcd as tlic table bflcty and dmgcncc’ benevolence

centre.

was supported on his right by the. distinguished guest and on his left] by Premier Stewart. Among others present were His Honour Llcut._I Governor I-Icartz, thc Hon. Chief, Justice Mathicson, Hon. Justicc Haszard, Mr. J. E. Sinclair, M. P..I the members of the City Council‘ and Water Commissioners, Viscount Hardlngc A. D. C. and others.

A recherche luncheon was served‘ under the direction of Mr. BrownJ

cuisine of this During the luncheon the following musical programme was

admirably rendered under the di- rection of Mr. Ben Wagner.

God Save the King

The Bridal Rose, Overture.

Roses of Plcardy

Adoration. "Violin Solo.”

Thorn selection

On the Road to Mandalay Song-The Veteran Song-Mr. C.

Mighty Lak a Rose

The Castle Gate Overture

Volga Boatsong

The Saxophone Waltz

Hungarian Dance No. 5.

Chanson Triste "Violin Solo

The World ls Waiting for thc

icft preparatory to visiting the Golf Course. ' r1

The arrangements were complete and excellently carried out und- 2. er the able dlrectloh of ‘Mr. George P. Nicholson, City Clerk.

and unselfish lntcrcs The luncheon was prcsldcd over Welfare;-

Song—'I‘he Land of Glad Tomor- moderate winds, partly cloudy with showers. much the some ‘ The only toast honoured was that‘ ature. to all and was very kindly in.or His iviiiiesty thc Kins: ' ’

es later than Charlottetown.

The WeatheTIYTItc.

The". OUTLOOK l?» ALWAYS BLACK 0n A DARK

I

TORONTO. July

fl-ligh tide this ‘morning at 7:22 Exam-i After luncheon His Excellency and tonight at 9.04. m“ Bu"

iies tomorrow morning at 4.811.

50 p.m.'

1 . ‘"* ‘o idli- >5

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I . NEW YORK, July 9. —'l‘hr0ughI ivasi

made public today quoting l-Icni-yi Ford as saying he has ordered hisi

Prince George is going to 1c- company his brother, the Prince of Wales and Premier Baldwin I _ on‘ their pending visit to Can-

ada early in August, it was an. nounccd this week.

As the result of

dcvclcnmcnt v1 cation lllld 0t commerce and industry, of their so-

llttle evidence of the tragedy thati had becwcnncted within. the spectator glanced at the burned out upper floor and the lines of hose laid trance all had a peaceful appea 31 ancc. Gay window boxes flaunfed- their flowers‘ swayed in thccvenlng breezes.

still rebained

dies of water. ed with clothing and valuables. Throughout the evening thous- crucified." ands visited the scene but were kept future was a solo by Miss Margaret back by the police and fire guards Sfernsanew young singer who pos- streets in the senses a voice of singular vicinity of the damaged building.‘ and purity as shown in hor plus- Flre Marshal Thomas, city Fire in; rendition of "One Bweeti, Boi- Marshal J. H. DeGravea ' giillce r‘ e fire mmedia ,v after the last Ill-Mlfiiiime- flame was extlnrniz far into the night.

who roped off the

madge. film s

suit for divorce liiuili moon Thursday. July 14th, l"; Alma].-

the British

in iiiAiH iii iN Hill I57

Apartment H o u s e Gives Little Evi- dence 0f the Trage- dy.

VONCOUVER, B. C., July 9, _. ven persons arc dead, victims of

Vancouver's worst fire tragedy in apartments, in thc west end of the city, wcrc gutted by flames which claimed their toll within an hour (‘Friday afternoon.

Some of the victims died of suffo- hers dicd from burns

iiftcr being rescued. -

representations.

her security ihrough small sized

a f-leot

of newspaper men.

in order in prcsenit tlic position with regard and to ask a few questions

tho British status, but

Larger sized cruisers

Britain

class, replied:

"ift would be very easy for liai-

FinstLordEAdmiral- ty Denounces Mis-

GENIDVAfiJUIy 9. — (imiit Brit- ain ‘is only seeking to maintain of‘ defensive warships, William C. iBrldgeman. first lord oi‘ the British admiralty, told a group

vAt yesterday's meeting of the ex- ecutive committee Mr. Brldgenian. who presided, insisted on Monday British to cruisers con-

Referring to the demands oi ‘the United States ‘for larger sized cru-ls- ers, Mr. Brldgenian asserted, h, was our. impossible to reduce the total ton~

(Canadian Press)

iDlifilibN, July -10. — Kevin 0’- Higgins. ‘Minister of Justice In the Free Slate Cabinet, was assassin- ated tbday ne-sr his .honie at Black ‘Rock, B. suburb. ‘The assasins es- Do Valera, the Republican leader, cs-ped in the confusion and have iis assistant to William not been traced. Up to the present grave, in tho nothing is known of the motive for cerning the United iStiites position. the murder or whether ii was ‘Ho is reported ito have referred to "lies" of the newspapers relanive to quickly changed the word to "misrepresen- lotions." His tirade. aimed at tho

case of political or private revenge,

Charlottetown Guardian

Two Inkling

cor as an arlitlclcd clerk to Maurice li-iealy in Cork. iDurlng the disord- ers of 1019-21. ho was armsied and held Ill Belfast prison. Upon his re- ieaso .lic was appointed by Eamon

iboard set up by the Sinii Pelners. shut be supported the ‘treaty of

shot As Minister of Justice 0'Hlgginii

1922—-26, when 77 lrregulars were

tend mid-day mass. When he wasiexecined. In the recent change in

proceeding along an avenue a mot-itbe cabinet he was appointed both or car with three men drove clusonMinister of Justice and Minister of to the foot path and fire was im-{Forelgn Affairs. and in the latter

mediaitely opened on ‘the Mlnisterwcapacity went to Geneva Several of the shots took eiiifecbiloeague on Nations Conference ro- one in the breast, another in thonurnlng to Dublin last Friday.

to tho

DUIBLTN. July 10, — A tragedy

‘Qiiiiggins was regarded as the recalling the worse period of fre- iiages in who various categories ii’ “strong niaii" of tile Governmentiliindhi liOllbifiils/BIOFYOCCUPFMJT11076 the maximum tonnage of the lndl- ‘During tho recent election vlduai warships is to be extended paign he toured the country, speak- until the ciaft hgcaino of an ag- liig in lieflriy every 8011.111)! 111 favor gi-essive type. Asked whether Great of the Government candidates. would scrap her 10,000-toii icruiscrs for small vesseds in this l)

cam-itoday when Kevin Oil-llgglns Vice-

Prcsident of the Council of Min- isters. Minister of Justice and TF0!" ieign Aiiifairs, was shot by a group

Kevin (“Higgins was a nephewiof men in a motor car. He died a y marriage of Governor General few hours later from Timothy Healy. He began his car-or the wounds lrutlioicd.

the effects

ions that haven't ny of the o ' ' ships to sciap 11191111,," alluding a;

parently to the fact that the Unit ed States has no 10,000~ton cruis-

ers in commission.

iTiie Japanese delegation made

which Britain an

the United iSl-ates accept a. total of

. suggested that-Green. d u Htroyers combined, while Japan

public its recent proposal

4150.000 tons for cruisers and des-

000 tons.

The wide diversity of noted in the proposals of Great Britain and the U.S. cated, it was realized quarters today. that the

cruiser problem» will be found. (Special 1m the Guardian) GENEVA, July gross has been made,"

delegates downcast .

Chicago In Grip 0f

BDDGBPECI

(Special 1o the Guardian)

The dead are: Mrs. Emily Rick-

1 111 1110 01111110 aby. housc keeper‘ Henry J. GriffenI