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Addresses By Dr. Robertson, Principal Mor- an, Supt. Shaw and Others - Dean Sin- clair Laird Will Address Both Morning

and Evening Sessio ns Today.

__.._..__..U convention of the

The annual Teachers’ Federation commenwd AFTERNQQN 35351051 yesterday morning in the i’. W."

College.

Owing to tlle tie-up of the trains

the attendance was smull.

Tile convention was opened by the usual sing-semi. led by Miss Lillian MacKenzie, followed by an excellent address on the past year's lwork by the President, Mr. E. J. H.

Morrissey.

The following committees were

appointed:

1Resoluti0ns—it. H. Rogers, 1M. T. Lowtlher, L. Wynne, Neil McCon-

llell. Miss Jean Tait.

The second session of the i’. Ia‘. island Teachers ‘Federation mm n1 2 p. m. in the P. W. College iiall.

The first item on the progrunl was a very interesting and ill- strltctivo address and demonstra- tion oll Writing by Prill. Moran of tlle Union Commercial College. in his discourse Mr. Moran pointed out many valuable ways ill which "\Vl'iting" might be improved in our schools and impressed on the teachers the need oi‘ strict super- vision over their classes during

-i.¢‘inl1nce—~l’rin. Johnson, L. ‘Msc- writing. Special attention should he

Donald, lMr. Found.

lllsid to the form, speed and align-

N0HllHfl1ll18—<Pl- YCO. llliiss ‘Murn-‘ment and to the correct position of

ughan. Miss Ross, Mallpeque.

the pupil at his or her desk.

Press-C. J. Devereaux. Jas. Fain

lerton.

The meeting then adjourned till

2p. m.

homologue"

Lord and Lady

Government of Nova lScotlu

Legislature Council

hooquefof pink lCounicil Chamber ‘was

ll. O. D. E. afternoon for St. John, N. B.

Capt. A. L. Green-

Law Passes Awayl

(Canadian Press; _

ST. JOHN. N. l1, March 30.——A sea. Captain A. L. iireenlaw. aged 38, died here at nn early hour today, following a very ‘Inst illness from pneumonia. W" Ii native of Door island. N. B. |

'C“Dh.in Greenlaw, and some of< m“ c?" rescued six of -t'ilo crew "r ‘he "Mm trawler Mikadoo off “l” m"! of Cape Breton ill llilny John on August 24.1

hero of the

1924. 1n Saint

Allenby1

liilAlillidAX. N. 8., March. 30.—'l'.he official reception on behalf of the

the ciiy of Halifax lo Field Marshal ‘Viscount Ailenby and Lady Allen- Iby took -place at noon today ill the Chamber of the Provincial lliuildlng, where an illuminated joint address from the City, and Province was presented to the distinguished visitor. ‘Lady Al- Ianby was preset: d‘ widvs, large lfnx roses. The thronged with an eager crowd of spectators many of whom were presented to the great soldier. Following the of- iiclul reception Viscount Allen‘by was entertained at luncheon by loc- ul military authorities while Lady Allenby was the guest of the local chapter of the council of ‘women and the Municipal Chapter of the The visitors leit ‘this

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pvlll Shortly Set Out 0n Polar Illight

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, MllPCil 30.~—’l‘llo d United States ‘Shipping ‘Board an Steamer Chanlier will be really

within twelve tlnys to leave New York lwitil equipment and supplies for Lieutenant Conllllundel‘ Rich- ard 1E. Byrd's aeroplane flight into the polar regions, it was announc- ed today. esklnlos will lpay an

to the details new completed.

dropped ill a parachute from the

tlons will be made. li he cannot filld a suitable base for the plane another mall will be dropped car- rying a can of "pemmiclln" a dried beef lproduct oi’ Indian origin and tlle only food to be taken on the air trips. Eskimos at the base at camp hiorris Jessup will be advis- jcd by radio of the men's descent jnnd will sci out with dog teams to llske them back to the base.

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lTwo Large U. S. Breweries Given Gov’t Permits

(Canadian Press) V\’lA1SIriN(l'i‘()N. March 30.—’i‘wo largo breweries ilnvo hoen granted permits by tlle prohibition enforce- hloni li('.1i'il'iill(ill|. to nluke necessi- hle to drill: stores nlodlcitlnl beer.

1925, a 1111",. c l, HmmLt-olll1ialullirl ill llilllilfllif’ ~ontenis . (‘svptnln Histology‘? hzaulfinougm", to Iii?‘lil‘ii1|il‘l)iiiilliiIii bun ‘no. No Ziiieut. Governor Todd “cum:m"1u'oscl'|piltl|ls ~wlil lu- required of behalf of the Bpmah’ Mom," "Ili'lllllillllit‘l‘l4 who furl llu- nood 0i Trash-l, 111 roeqmmnn m, “w hvrnlllltvfl‘ and holler llcu-iih. instead of 1pm 0| 11111.1 mam‘ ' 17 in lo por cent of nlult solids as

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‘JOB PRINTING OF EVERY.

description, cheaply and exneqh-

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l VANCUUVEII. Ii. (Y. ilnrrhfiil y-Wben a shipping clerk ulllfiflilfll l" lllllpmenl 0:‘ South

he discovered n tllrooipoi snnkl‘. brilliantly market], (‘trill-d around the stem ‘of the fruit l-iusior.

The snake was alivo. lull in a lilo cxlronlo

vlved when subjected to heat. Th!‘ clilfbtolit the City Museum idc-n

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Parachutes, radio and important ipart in the expedition, according

Because of the roughness oi‘ the snow and ice. when i‘t ls necessary to make a landing a nlall will be,

Fokker plane in which the explora-I

Ill Banana Shiplnentl

American. bananas in a protlul-r- house herrul

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WEST STATES

Cold, Snow and ‘High Winds Take Heavy Toll in Lives and Property.

(Special to The Guardian)

‘NEW YORK, March lid-Middle- Western regions were today in the grip of untoward Iwellther disturb- ullces. Extending from relaxation oi‘ unscastinable cold in Minnesota, through a hard snowstorm oi vary- ing proportions ill Illinois, Indiana. llowa. llViissourl, Kansas and Okla- homa. to high winds and cyclones. the storm took a toil ofltwo dead and a score injured. ,

This Mississippi valley areas ex- perienced ‘today heavy crop and property destruction.

Houston, Texas, reported loss of life and injury from high winds do $1,000,000 in outlying districts. feCllil/ctl a heavy snowfall; declar- ed by agriculturis-ts to be damag- lflil l0 Brain. hay and produce far- mers. Denver reported two inches oi‘ snow with low temperatures. but "leilflllfl skies while across the can tinelltlll divide. Suit Lake City was recovering from the only snow of the month.

To Form New

1111-! property damage estimated at

Oklahoma. Kansas and Missouri

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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN, causes, WEDNESDAYMARCH 3-1, 1926

li‘ lilo first night of Tilners‘ ‘Fiddling Contest and step dancing exhibition was a huge suc- cess, words fail to describe the e-n- thusiasm and pleasure with which tlle second night's performance was received-received two-fold it may be said, when both theatres. tlle Prince Edward and Strand were crowded to capacity last night, even hundreds were turned away so great was the clamor for tickets a/nd standing room was at a premium.

To use Judge Arsenaulfls words in ills opening remarks, “the peo- |pie nl‘ Charlottetown. and Prince Ed .ward island in general were once more, judging Iby the present in- tense enthusiasm. giving ear and popular support to the old-time nlusic and tlancing." <ilis Lord-

Rumanian Gov’t

(Canadian Press) - IlUOlllAitEST. ‘liinrch 30.—~Klng

[rm-qinand today Charged ueneral tlle "Strand yesterday morning, to the Prince Edlvztrd ill order W111, 11,0 m“ of forming u KOVQmMo fill tho gap. So great was tlle de- ment Ito succeed that oi‘ Proluiel- fBratiano which resigned ‘lust Sat-

Foioza Averesco, former premier,

urdrly.

In New York City

(Canadian Press) . INmV YORK, March 30.~—lSpring is here. The police court blotter with tho names oi’ ‘Cbflflled with wallting on the grass ill Central Park, says so.

Exposes Plot to Kill European Leaders

"LONDON. March so - Another Central European sensation rivali- ing the Hungarian lbank mote for- geries is threatened should the con-

First Signs of Spring

ship explained to the vast audi- ence in tlle Strandpiilat due to tlle fact that llu-ndreds were unable to |gain admission Monday evening, the Tourist Association (lot-tiled in justice to tiloso, and owing to tlle

"nsold out" sign being bunt! but at

lbuy oul

_lnnml for Prince

gsllinglo appeared.

audience ‘with reference to‘ llayed fiddlers and dancers from the East who at tlle time were still

on tlle road, but fast travelling to- [ward Charlottetown, tile line hav- Doucene’ City‘

lug been at last cleared.

tlle Old

Edward tickets lilowever. once again the “sold out" in (zoncludin; his remarks tlle speaker again was forced to ask the sympathy of the

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Second Theatre Hired to Handle Thous- ands Who Flocked toHear and See Some of Islands Premier Fiddlers and Step Dancers - Final Performance at The, Strand This Evening When Win- ners Will be Named.

Rustico. Dancer, Martin Power, Mermaid. Tunes~Varied and pleasing Flvs-—Fiddler. Douglas C. O'Hara Bloomfield. Damcer, Peter Craig, City. Tuncs—"Lass of Gowry." dler Jack," and others. Six~ Fiddler, Parnell Cosgrove,

“Fill-

Wellington. Dancer, Jerry .Arsenllult. Rustico. ' »’I‘unes -- "Fisher's Hornpipe,"

"Rose of Kildare".

$evsn—l*‘iddler. Robert Weeks Dancer, Miss Margaret Gallant, Acadia. This young lady elicited lolld and prolonged applause in ap- preciation of her clever ‘dancing. She will the hard to heat.

Elght—Mr. Robert Weeks-my special request. Tunes "Old Grey ‘Cat." and ‘fPigeon on the Gate- post."

Nine— Fiddler, Hugh Martin. Southport. Dancer. Miss Alice Gauthier. City. Miss Gauthier also drew hearty support from the large audience during Iher briillmnt exhibition of step dancing.

Tom-Mr. Martin also played for Miss Pansy Haynes who step-- danced with equal applause. This young lady she-wed grace and pre- cision throughout. _

Eleverv—Patrick Trainer, fiddler, South Melville; Dancer, D. Gallant, Oyster Bed Bridge.

Twelvr-Fiddler. Robt. Highfield- Dancer,

Weeks. Joseph

Thlrteerv-Mr. Weeks played for

He mm‘ Miss An-gelinrl Martin, whose danc-

‘ed that ‘the Association bad done evling measured favourably with the

erytbiug possible even going so far

as to try for volunteer teams with which to convey tlle contestants go

‘we'll!’ m"? tlle city in order to ‘be on time for

the contest. This failed however, .hut revertlleless the performances last night were exceptionally en- 'tertaining and tiloroughly enjoyed by thethousands who attended. During a short wait, while con- testants were changing from ‘the Prince Edward, Judge Arsenault took the opportunity to pay a special tribute to the island ;Radio Company, of which Messrs 1Keith Rogers and F. Bourke are |the managers.

fession of an accuse’ murderer inlawessed ‘he ‘mm that the“ You"

jail at lBudapest be corroborated. Theodor Okoliosany is awaitinz trial for the killing of a Budapest demimomlnl-ne, Amelia iieirer. Ho has signed a statement that he and another man who has since com- pmilted suicide were entrusted with a ‘patriotic mission in assassinate |Dr. Bones, the Czecho-Slovtlkian foreign nlinlster. confession a passport. was granted to the prisoner by Chief of Police Nadossy, who is charged with com- ‘pliclty in tlle "hank note forgery- I A written account of tho "mis- sion of murder," implicating thigh Hungarian. officials. has not been published and Okoliosanif-‘l 00""- sel is said to have repudiated the document. According to informa- tion reaching hero, however. the papers are in the hands of tlle Hungarian parliament and are lik- ‘uly to be made public, A plot t0 assassinate president Masaryk of Czechs-Slovakia is also alleged-

N- Y. liNliliili-K Blilllllfilfi

According to his‘

[and energetic men should ‘be given every encouragement in their en- deavours which by the way is ilo- ing u. great work for tlle Island llol. only from e. commercial and adver- tising rrtandipoint but entertaining as well.

The island Radio Company again yilffifidflllfii. the Contest lust. night and as on tlle 1irevious evenlnr the reception all over the Island was all lllnt t-nulvl he vioslreri. Many telegrams were also receiv- od from the mainland.

During the early part. oi‘ lilo evening hopes were entertained for the arrival of the Eastern train on which over thirty contestants were aboard but at 9.30 it was de- cided to conclude the contest io- night at tlle Strand when the ‘win- ners will be -named. it would be well for those taking part on tlle previous nights to apipesr at the Strand again tonight in order to have no confusion or delay in tho eliminations.

As a fitting and appropriate closing to last night's entertain- ment. Mrs Jonathan West accom- panied 011 the piano by Mr. M. Warren, gave an exceptional and brilliant exhibition on the violin- pardon, we mean fiddle, Mrs. West played "Irish and other jigs in a pleasing manner. Judge Arsennult is correct—Mrs. West who is one

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of the judges, "swi-ngs a wicked how."

As time and space will not per- mit a lengthy report of the pro- gramme, the following numbers in brief will have to suffice for the present. _ .

Old Fashioned Eight danced by the Misses Priscilla and Angelina

(Canadian Frill) New roan. March so -rort lll-rn llock n Mon!’ i'l‘°"'l°-"1°\'Y u 'n,.,,_,,...,.y and 123m street. which Ilhronsh till‘ 3TB" had wnhflood "H, r151“; lhh- of building construlc tiou. l-ollalpscd i055)’ mm the 5 '

Tw-entyijfiiiliilfl excavations for the world's -'-_ .

tut‘, t biiidiilil. luul llvb men were iikiliepd. 'l‘\hreo others were inillfed-

'. l 1313511111; tins been under‘?! ¢° Gauthier, dancer. ‘ ~ -~‘ ' ‘mnnoftepflr v M I; u", M" h‘ . t d i ‘prgpflm for the (‘iili . at their ought“: mom; o, 0"” ,3“ " “y Imposed sixty five

vs birth to the twelfth child.

storey Christian Missions Buiidiutl and "w l“b°'°"

lwere romovins PM“ "(m m“ "c"

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ith s threatening rumble dolifon them.

in‘ di ' w cross was married when vstlon when the gaunt ciii! oml-tedterunned , s au once

and all her chihirenw

Martins, Alice Gauthier smd Pansy Haynes: Messrs Samson, R. Hewett. Lawrence and ‘Leo Doiron Mr. James Doucette, fiddler. Numbers 1-4. (i. Kelly. Killilora Dalton-James Ransghnn, City Tunes-Fold, Marl and Old omen," "Queen's Marriage." "herd McDonald's keel." "Pierson on a Gate." . Two-M. J. ‘Beiger, fiddler; Joiln

Tune-"Scoidhlg Wife." Tarps-Fiddler, G. H. Lei-liven.

Kensingten. Dancer. ILL. Osi- lent, Romeo. Mr. you sn- ex-

hibition of clever stunt '

performances of the preceding lady dancers. Miss lMsrtln was gon- erously applauded. Fourteen-Fiddier, J. W. ‘McDon- ald. Grand Tracadie. Tunes. “Lord McDonald's Reel." Miss McLeod’s Reel." “Queen of Hearts." lFlfteen—Fiddler, Joseph Doucet- ie. ‘City. Dancer, Master Clarence Doucette. This little lad had ‘END! l0 ‘burn and at the conclusion of his offering was forced to take ,an encore, so great was the ap-

iplause._ Sixteem- Fiddler, Roht. Weeks Dancer, Miss Priscilla Martin.

li-Ils LordshipIl iss Martin sustained her reputa-

ton of the previous evening as s. idancer of great ability. She was {heartily encored. "encored. i 'Seventeen—l). McEacllern. New Argyle. Tunes —"Soldior's Joy." “Fish- ':"s Hornpipe," "Flowers of May." Elghtesrw-Fiddler, ‘P. J. "Bolger.

Iona. Dancer. A. DosRochos, Mis- gouchc.

Tunos-"Johnny Coup." "Punch Bowl."

NHIEIGEfl-—~Fiddl0f‘—-ai¢3l'f)m0 Ran- lvghnn. l)llli(tfli‘-—Edwill‘d Gallant City. JUDGES STRAlND-Fiddlivng, Mrsiiohmhan West, City; lion. Adrien Arsenault Summorside. ..Dancing— Messrs A. Stewart. South port; James German, Ken- singtonfT, F. White. City.

PRINCE EDWARD. --Dsnolnq. J. G. McFadyen, City; C. H. Black. City; J. F. Arsenault, summer- side.

Fiddling-J. J. McGillvray, Ver- non; William lKane, Summerville; Joseph Power, Mermaid.

Timer-Thomas Raneilhsn.

Mr. M. P. Titus presided at the Prince Edward.

ilviuoll credit is due the executive of the ‘Prince Edward Island Tour- ist Association for their tireless and unselfish efforts in the most valuable work they are doing in helping to keep the island in the forefront not only ‘before the public of ‘Canada lbut the United States and elsewhere as well. These men work year in and year out looking toward that end, and this last effort is only another splendid achievement accomplish- ed thy this body. and the‘ present success of the "Old Timers Fid-

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Unknown Painter Sells First Picture

(Canadian Prep!) , NEW YORK. March iiilliaw thorne lpwis 8mith, 15 your old High School boy lrrilo never took o pointing iessoniailislifehalpalig

his first work exhlbi at "unknown artists ekilb ion" for its set price twenty dollars. The

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picture was called "black out."

c ply said that no lOrder-ln-Councilun. o! Agflcunnre

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Si!‘ Alldléw DlmcalJReport on Trade Will West Indies Tabled

aléflgeagnnggsQ-itgigfi —Several Bills A dvanced a Stage -

ing Cgmmittgg. Church Bill PasselLSecond Reading.

(Canadian Press) ‘OTTAWA, March 30.—Dr. -M'ur- ray MacLaren. (Conservative, St. John, Albert) asked in ‘the iiouse of Commons this afternoon it‘ a press report oil last Saturday to tlle effect that the commission to

' ' Tuesday, March 30th tic to assist in the dlsserninstionef l Mr. Saunders asked the Minister knowledge in growing. cleaning and ‘of Agriculture to lay on the table (if marketing grass seeds. The head tlle House an answer to tlle ioiinu'-|oifice of the corporation is to be at lug question: "llow many porsrlns;(Yllllrltltttaiown and there are to be in tile Province wlm formerly palrhsrlven directors. .Tile bill was re- poli tax who now pay no incolno lmfifld REIGN! l0 Wllh lln flmBllfb . . _ tax, land or ersonal >ro ert iaxifllnent. mvestlgate Murmm” fights “WM ilon. Mr. My9crs repliltad "that, lists; At six o'clock the I-iouse took re- cmmm “f '3". Andfew Rae Duns’ of the taxpayers had not bot-nlrl-ss. an, Dr. Robert lMcGill, lion. W. la. made and 1110,1113“; 11c t-onld not: 5W8 Atlffld l0 l" Ciimmiflee “YWLNV and Jmge w- ‘B- wanacm nswer the question. , Alter recess. on motion oi Ml‘. W116 l‘~0I‘"‘-'~'l- Premlel‘ K1113 l" m‘. Mr. ‘Blanchard asked tlle liiinls-‘liicinlre, tlle bill to incorporate thy to lay on the Prince Edward island Society for had ‘been passed creating the Climb-table n. statement showiniz: l1) the BTW/emit"! ‘>5 Cfllfilii‘ 10-11mm‘ Jllifislflfl 11nd I10 EPW131139!" 113d flow many automobiles are "Sod his was read a second limo nnli lbeen made. He did not know tileby 0111011115 of the 93981111191117 (gflcolnlnitted. Mr. Bentley i-n the source of the report. lNpme , make 9f each (~11,- uml outwit-hair. Tile bill enacts that Louise ‘MONTITJENL. March 30.—Au Ot-‘of purchase: (3) Give cost or eaollii. Jenkins, Perry -Pope. Stephen it laws Special to the ‘Star says: lcar and from whom purchased: (i! Jenkins. Win-nifred B. llyndman.

Myers

"Sir Andrew Duncan. who invest-‘Give total cost of repairs for eat-blwilliam ii. Pethick, lra E. Crcken. igated the Nova Scotio. ‘Coal indus-‘car during the year 1021'. and nnmevund other persons, officers and ‘try, has accepted the chairmanshipbf firm making repairs: (5) Howjmemllefll of the said society, shall of the commission which is to en-lmuoh gasoline “'11s used for the be a body corporate with power to 111111-11 111m the c1941“ 0g 1119 Maflicars and from what firm was ltltake all measures essential to the “me Provinces to]. special com pufchafled? [enforcement of the law respecting smeflluon 1n We“, of [he undmtakq Hon. lMr. submitted lljcruelty to animals. The bill was 1mg 0H1“) confederaunn pact Two statement. uepotrted agreed to without amend. other names mentioned fOl‘_i.ilG com "bnlyrioCrégfisgoggfiéslilifc lllbillvzllflttlléelllfidqilllegln- motion of "on Mr Stewart "Ham?" are Judge “'“““°e' “f "a" wan] mung Society m1- tpe ppu-‘consltlerntlon oi tho bill to amend fax and Hon. W. E. Fest of St. , l _ 1 1 Th “The qmmte “w” was resumed In Jmm- DT- MacGm 0t Wm time’ i9 volition "of 9r“? ty to ‘in ma s‘ elnnmmittee Mr Buntain in the tlle probable selections ‘Secretary!’ ,‘bnll_lo‘zzj‘s 1.1;‘: a flxrtsgnrzllsit mrl,lhn1,._ ‘no, éomu “me 11m M11 - the Committee on prmnng was Zieported agreed to with_ an and binding. Tile Journal of the “me” me“- l-Innse of Assembly, reported that U o" mono" "f Hm‘- Mr- Stfvwan“ DB3“ Yesterday or '.‘i.'i.‘l‘i.in'°f£°l.ii‘l .11‘: slzzzlarllss; hi.‘ 22th:: " ‘ll s i n" - ‘ ' .. ' . r’ l-Mr. Buntain in tlle cbnir. The 0f MP‘ Fla-Hills o or I f Hon. ‘fMr. McEwen rost-‘Uut anlemlment- bggtintgoTrade with tlle West lll- Third Rudmg‘