MAXIMS OF" A MERCHANT it ll so our: 1; "'1" “"11" "° strain In brought to bur upon your

m; r nd then it in so easy fir’: ooz-Qzhé in false-without the

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(Canadian Press) u MPILBORNE, Ailstralia, Api'il .. _Cllocrs on the lips ot thousand

il(‘l‘t oi‘ horror, W119i! rollldcd and burst Four occupants were killed.

iioll at the time and tlley did 110 soc the accident. enquiries.

An imposing display 111’ 111"“ mid military forces royal party is travelling. W119" 1 entered the harbor.

cideni. marred the ceremonies.

, was thrown iil the incinerator withfsl They fell on;

of forty flying carrying out stunts. (l, garage which was set on firs.

Canadian Press) nlggguN, April {lb-Discovery o

S.

what is clulmcrl io ho it now i-tlrc; announced 11.1’:

for (llahctos was

ln-nfessol- Carl Volv Noorden‘, 11

_,_ _ . _ t u iBeen Rogers, Pl-rcy iflalneron and fvlfllli-‘Ilkllsfiolfitlfisllllrleliylelg1gbgfll1tltle 51180111‘: 11°11“ (“11111111- T110110 hflys dldhholl‘ conference 0f

ists, at the annual

diabetes patients are forbidden to' 111911111955 111111

oat.

professor v0“ Nool-den rgpoyted| heritage tllat h.) ours, by virtue of. that rats and rabbits from which the pancreas gland had been w" moved were able to assimilate car-i

bonhydrates perfectly with ills remedy. He claimed that human

beings could be cured more rapld- iRr-byn iCalncl-on was presented ly by his method than by the useiiMr, Nash and suit

oi’ insulin.

Charged With h Shooting 51-jY ear Old Wife

(Canadian Press)

'i‘()ll()N'l‘(). April 21. -(.‘llarl:cll with wounding bis wife. ilsnry Lyfnrll, o1 years of use appeared hoforo police magistrate llobt. J. lb-owue today nilll was remanded in clisiody for n week. ills head was bandaged Lyford. having ni- tl-lnptetl to kill himself after shoot- ing ills iil year old wife ill bor home yesterday.

"l went to the house intentlinlz to kill a man,” Lyford told thc magistrate. "He was not there. his name is Jack Reenes. When l stepped out my mlssls was there and started to cry ‘murder. murder’ and I sllot her and then I shot my- solf. l meant to blow by brains out."

Annilil-l Subscription Delivered 00-00 py iiluil, Canada and U. ti. A. 04.50

iillilliNi fliiilii 151i iii. iiliKiii iii iiilliiifi.

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gathered to welcome the Duke and purhcss of York as they arrived today were changed to crle-“i two aeroplanes into flames.

'l‘he eyes of tile Duke and Duch- oss were turned in another dirst:

Later the Duke scnt a member of his staff to make,

greeted the-ysrful element Iulttleship Renown on which the Great crowdsi

M an the vantage points ahomedi been used in treating a goitre case, enthusiastically and when the 11°-

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iForeign Warships Ready to Act

(Canadian Press) SHANGHAI, April 2!. —Rlotins

and looting were prevalent in Hall- [1 N F I H kow, said a wireless despatch from

that city today with a panic im- lnlnent. It was learned author- ltatlvely that it’ the Chinese at, ,Hankow should attempt a repeti-I

itlon of the Nanking outrage, ‘the foreign warships will act without delay.

iLost Capsule of i Radium Found

l s i (Canadian Press)

TORONTO, April 21.—'l‘ho cap- sule of radium, worth $6,000 which was lost ill thc Western i-lnspitai yesterday, was found in the lins- pltal incinerator by means oi’ an electroscope into last night by movement oi’ a delicate ucedio on the investment which was loaned by the university of Toronto for use in the search for the capsule ‘and operated by a radium expert, indicated the position of the pow-

curred. a

(Canadian Press) NliiCXhfW) t‘l'|'_\', .‘\]il'li 2i. oilo bodies and lilirly lwo ill_illl'1‘i

E . cbnrrctl roan-hrs oi a plus-onto train bllrncd by ilnllllits ill n iloli up in the sitiio of .l' ‘r

eopies Paper

TBIilEIJUNIIiN illliBl. HY WERE ClilSEil LAST NIGHT

Passengers Shot As t They Tried to Scramble ThYOlIghi 'l‘hc closing,’ lecture of the Windows — No Foreigners on Train When Outrage 0c-

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persons hull bot-n lulu-n today trozn i

. i.'nol't'i- lit-all, silbmitted an unusually high-

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IiiiliES

4 Bya. High Class Lecture-Recital on Men- . delssohn in Heartz Hall Which Was i‘ Largely Attended.

-_-___ the inter- Menllelssohn family to give musi- rsiing and well patronized Cale- cal performances on alternate Sun- donlun (‘.lub series was held last day mornings ill their dining room, .llil.{ill ill thc Ilcartz hionlorial Hail, with a small orchestra, which Fc- by tho presentation to a large audl- lix always conducted, evcn when rllro of a fracture-recital of excep- ho. was not tall enough to be seen nlonnl lnorii on lilendolssohn. Without standing on a stool.

Tho il‘(‘llll'(¥l‘ was Professor For ouch of tboso concerts, llc l-I. l-‘ll-tt-llcl- who gave ii. instructive i-olnposoil some llt:\i\"].li8(.'0Sl—l-[)iil}]'f' and l-olnprrllcnslvo outline of the lltziic pifll10l01‘10 11110611 111181? . lit.- and works of the grcat music-or entrusting tilcnl to his sister

urn-r \Vilii‘il. Professor l-‘lomtl-‘ifiiliiiy. while ills other sister Re- ign-d py lilrs \V. lo‘. Flctcbeijbclcka sang the vocal numbers, and

1 or it

Lillian IilacKcnzie, Mist-fills brothel" Paul performed the 1‘ i\<liilit‘\‘ll llornbv, Mr. Percy Dimusic written for the ‘cello. ill this i Williams. and Mr. w. Roy ivhile-iwfl)’ “Die Bieden Notion" was first

privately performed on the tiftee1tli

l; clal esiinlates lnllic cd that iili!‘('in5=§1|]\1sicz1l program, in wiliciliunniversary of his birthday. ’ which throws off total dead might roach n illlll(il‘(‘(l.‘i\ es Kathleen llornbygave scver- I11 1.111s W81‘ A150 110111111 his life- irays with peculiar electrical pro-‘The military escort oi’ iifiy whiclual violin solos from the works of 1011K 11181111811111 with the celebrated

ti perties.

, was o" the train when i; Evidently the capsule. which hadlup, fought until nil were dead t. wounded .

Ibecame entangled in the dressingi the train. taken from tho patienfs neck and!

llelltlal (ifiiccs

Interesting 1 Lecture 0n The British Empire

leaders. Flt said that. Sccrcizlry o 1\\":1r Alnnro had ordered thc "l-c itinlrcd lnozisurvs for an .pursilii of thc pri sis who i'(‘t‘i'!i\‘t‘1 ‘their instructions from tho epic-o plutc o1’ Nicxico Pity."

was llcld lilo master.

A statement issued from tho prc- 111 11111111011 (rilnrgos "(Vlibollcj 111110- iReibei-s" with responsibility for’ '.lic' attack, asserting that thrce Roman wCmthollc priests were among thc 11111111 11111111191‘

(,,.,.,.g(,,i,. iilll‘ illil3l']ll‘f‘iii.li0ll oi‘ their offcr- 111° 111-59- 1105111111 111111

pianist, Moschsles, who, when ask- ed to receive him as a pupil, said, y;"if he wishes to take a hint from fgecg me. as to anything new to him, ho Q, um] 3150 ggyofally jmcan easily do so; but he stands in

‘ no need of lessons."

In 1825 Abraham Mendelssohn took Felix to Paris, where. among 011mg programmelcther musicians then resident in f was rendered ill true artistic style. 1-119 11119111111 111111311111 11° 11191 111911111 _ '|‘llc different. pcrfnrnlere gave l1i11111111 110111111‘ 1111111111110 15011100891501 Meycrbeer, l lugs and l'l)('(‘i\'l1(l (enthusiastic alid 11.1111 11111111 1111 11111111111" 19111111 ‘"1111 _ |,,»,,|,,,,,‘.,,,| applause frmn [he am“. many artists oi’ European celebri- ‘l'.llt'i! to rl-spollri to oncorcs. 1-v- 119 19111111911 1° 13911111 ‘V1111 11111

Mrs \V. E. Fletcher.| Lillian MacKenzic, Mr. l‘i7i1l‘f'y i). ivillinms and Mr. W. R0 ‘Whitehead were heard with e

ruiliss No foreigners wcrl- ol

The rel-Ital was without doubt“ the musical event of the year.

. . " .- ~- . ».. - ' fahcrinM .182’, o ‘h- ‘ "Animist without “Iitflllllxifv thc 1001,32."“L113;:::)I;;,.,?$JZ;J:I1It"‘ligugfi in; home ,-e§Km,,d §'.,,,§§',dw,{',,§f§,§,,. i Yesterday afternoon the lion. F. 11M“ “M1 “1_"1‘1""1_“]' '1 1911111 111-4‘ f.“ mm IH-Ufiulhle evenings ‘)‘nte]~_ er zeal than ever, completing on 1.1. Nash visited West Kelli. ‘School 1°11 Q1111 1-‘ 111111111 "1 '“11‘1"~“‘_"1 "111 u,i.,,,,,._,,i_ ithe tenth of August an opera ill ialld delivered a very instructive and 01s, ""0 .1“ L110“, 1111111. iltisiliy 111*" Air. Jllnlos Paton who presided in 1W0 11°15‘ 11 “"111 “1_°‘1111*1"191'11111°1111‘ mnlplwhensive flames“ u“ ‘he Br“; pOMHi oi lilo lulllluiy gilalil, iloiiloll lmmllurlllg Hm laminar paid aiporuulce_ t

is“ mum"! bcpore Hm senior xmpjcil and-gasoline nnythtl (‘Ollviltih i». lrimm! w his "mutt", ‘Lmmy and} No ordinary boy could have cs- ll-i who were gathered together ill 1111’ l.‘11-‘-‘“’11i1“'“ 1“"1>‘"1 "'1 11111111‘ ‘their coluulotlious Assembly ‘nilli.

-. .-. . , _ [capcd llllill,illl'8(l from tho snares

y. and ‘soon 4hr wzwhl-s were zi Lfixwlf‘?[Yfililwfffiiifl 1::_I:)1";:;“o:;1 attended upon such a liio as Mon-

. ’l‘o giro tho pupils sonic nctlvc§“““"_“ "1 11111111111". A“ 1h“ "'1:"'1""1_ |o;-;;,i|,,,,,.,,|_.;_ “Hm, Hum“, m, amO11ll1lkiii0llllll0W lived. Nntwlibstanth rip“, h, H“, moceu-tllugs Mu NuH||l[)3S-St\lll.{t‘l‘.~i ‘lllPt-inii) smilllhli p‘ "M m PFUHNHSOI_ Fhu_llcl_,si’lllg his overwhelming passion fort lprepared a vary excellent paper on! 111110111111 11"‘ “““1"“'“ 1" 11'“ 51111111111 .\ (dull-s in thc ]ll‘()i{l‘tll1lm nalnqy 111111111’: 1119 Q9119?!" 01111111111011 111111 the lClllpirr. and hurl this road by!mtifiivzlfififlf1111116‘im"! n l“ “In i. . lvioicllcr, Alisa \ .i.ll'lil-lu Mav- ‘mflllxyfigalllfiirifgffni‘ 1:1,?" 1101",“

. v. ' , 1‘ ""':i'i- . , 1. '..1'.' f 111190 oftiw 1-1i1do1\l1ilp1is.n mmlyrymzu, (Imfw w“ mm a wssunupr l .r'll>_ Miss i\1l.ilii‘(3Il ilnrliby. all-in,- m, Homo“, Wm, PM f,’.,.';,’.:,",,1,-

“bcclllnc illsllnc when his \v|

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prestige 0i’ the Britq

‘1511 Empire and the uilgprpggged,‘ , W ‘d’ I

. Liberal Conven .l0i1S I'd-ll’ right as citizens of this Em!

plre .

Alt the close of the address a:

11198111’ Voiie oi’ thanks moved ‘byf 1 gDavld Stewart and seconded by Mr. J. Leroy, Holman. Prcslllvlil

mloi‘ the East Print-o Libel-iil Associa-

i lodged. i Tho -Priuci

I Vvcntions in thc town llllll. Sunl- pal, Mr. Johnston, pro) mersidc, yt.'l<iit'l'(i1i_\' aitcrnoon, iilt‘

i iz-lded. and in introducing tho speak- 01111101111011 for tin- Jlrd district 11f" .or| referred to the great litter-esp‘, cailcd first. and ihoro. “'41s 11111111“ iiilr. ‘Nash always took in ibkiuca. ally a full rcnrvsviihllinil '11 11"1“' tic-n. tho spliehditi flervigg ma; 1m gates. ’l‘hl~ nomination oi’ .\il'-

relldered the cause qr education Harry Darby, WilS lnovcdbydflorlli‘

nominations carrlod. _

<Thc nomlnefls thanked iuo tin-oi- i112. for tho l-olilldolu-t: in1i111>'1‘1_1 1" them and askl-d iho ==1Ii1l1'11‘1 111 1111 delqgaies. Mr. .\. l-Z. Alclwlnl. 1.11» iP., was prcsclit llllli ilii1il‘(1FS(‘.(i thc meeting on both frdcrnl 111111 1111111 policies. _ _ .

The CiillVtililitill for thc with (H5; trict tlllimrcd and ihcro were 11111.1 two lltlilllOH oiforotl for nomination. lMr. Lucas ll. .-\lliln wits moved 11y 1M1‘. ‘Charles It. llogcrs and sierond- ed by M,“ p“ W. Iiell. Dr. John IF, llVlcNeill was luorcd ‘bi’ 311*‘- 1' is, [mi-ry, and $ilt't)ll(i(‘(l i1)’ M1‘- 11' 1W. 'l'nnttin. Dr. .\lc.\'rl1i was not

“"119 1111111£i1y concluded by the singing of the National Anthem.

_Tornado Wrecks Fifteen Houses

I (Canadian Frau) - CADDO. Okla., April 2L _. A tornado took one life and wrecked fifteen houses here yesterday. (i. A. Crockett. said the funnell shap- ed cloud was seen approaching for fifteen lninutes before it struck. Nearly all of the inhabitants rush. ed to storm cellars where they 1-9.

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‘mounts as cilidoilio ole- oases. 112 Prince sum. mr. Clift 'M.D., no. moat done, don't delay. 4808~I»_1'l-8mos.

moms Mans POTTID MIA? 11inch sausages, Sound“. New- 51:31: d: C0,, llieist Elli! ma;

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Fuller Ill products _11‘0i“ih‘ mvlsw wlui mallow in 0h" 10th ~..w t “lately. ail- drsu ram ‘ i‘

‘to ; ml ' v . ~l

diatom purposes. monltr to Illdr take orders ton ‘Ito

. i- - . inn nlndc 11 maincd until afiel- the danger bad Dream“ hm‘ 111' M hi.- convention passed. G. N. Overstreet was ‘speech ‘hankmg l. i kmmp . (m- ‘tho honor collfelred 11111111 11111

‘and asking llleln for their wholr-

i» » - ' "m: hearted support. -5i101~’¢111151)11'°_1"i Bad Fire In . 'M°""'C7 n‘ 1110111111 ‘Gilriiii Thoi 11111111111 Japan isosrt.ii:o...;..l.... " ‘—‘—“ i" ISaullders was not 11111911111 1"" m“ dflfllliiln limo) following loner from 111"‘ 1° 1"”.

LONDON, April 21». ~A- llrs- chairman was tend-

which is believed to have caused casualties and destroy . ‘about 1,000 houses in the town f Kans- zawa. is reported in an "Exchange Telegraph despatch from Tokio, The fire swept ihrousb the town which is in central Japan fanned by a high wind doing damage es- timated at 5.000 yen (about $2,500, 000). Ksnazawa has iLDODIlIItIOII 0f 129.000. -

Ministry to Con- 1 tinlle, in Office

CAIRO. Esylit. Avril 21. —- The ministry of Adly Yeghen Passe which announced its intentions to resign several days ago it is‘ my understood has agreed to continue in office temporarily-for adlzifllibt: This 110011611 to have been reunited; bllillflw health-of forlnerPrsili- ier zuioui Pasta. leader fr!!!‘ maioritylla the it’ permit him to-d, l Ill cal sttitltiun Just. _

.“l should be much cibligcd it’ yo" wbuld make the following 1:31:21 nouncoment i0 the delegates PIE-o, ent-at the convention toliliily-t ‘ha, (gqmplete plaliormjlfld 1w- ity o lectj. Liberal 98111’ 11-1 111° “mm "g inn“: 10h W111 11° “1"munced at a i. flll.~ meeting to be held in the ‘whom lire. For thfl P11116111 111"“; ‘an i tint the policy 111m b11118" piomy.‘ at the coming election on tlgomtedi Dsranco 111191111011 W111 111° “u n 1 to the electors 01 111° 1111111111” “,1 a plebiscite to be held in i111: d! July’ 1929' conlflmlngit favor ofi in! questions: Are 1'01! 11 t A”! "°"““'1“' ‘he "°““"““oli°ot.o.oi. 1°" 1“ “m "1 Kovemqdie hiberali or the “l9 or amuom d nce with "'1' Wm m“ m Lenoir “of WlliCii the democrstlonirlintliion 82mm the 15151113131 tiltn-lfsoalfi l! °*1”'°“°‘1 fi-tliople cite. Yours faithfully. Muff-id. “linden!

in t- to- rasifln of 1 the

hnd re (>])i](ii'i\ll, \\‘i‘l‘t! ilurlll-il within

In Summerside.

aibly acknolv-lti-irn, presided nt tho Liberal con-

,. llrzlli ihkiicssol’

y Willinnls. :lllr| bllzlltlywilfie-‘fln uccnmpushud mm, m- um wwm

|‘,l(_n_yll_ul_ l-le was ltlrcady recognized as a

‘ . i . - in. second class roach. 'i‘ill- lllitll ,_ 1“ 1'11‘ 1"".‘111111|1111t€ 1~'i11i‘1i 11y 11111 11111518 Witlli - 11911111111 “urkuons 111 1191111“ “X1111” a‘; ‘Jig, '“;0i“1.):|".m'."'“ m’ [he dm"<~r:l\\'iicd out of n window ibinltizii; [uiiqvi] “1""v'i“1"“"1‘11 11111111 {whom llc alssoeiatsd, and these arr-i Th" "mmdy wmch l“ 1101111611011 fftwmi IO1..HH1I' illls. inmilv \\':l.\' iil-silo him. lio oi- .. flnllfydii‘?‘M11111’ “1“"‘1"1"“"1""Hist» weir men oi’ acknowledged (lvluldensed oxtruct m, [he panama“; w. lllti lltlftilllg ‘of thc pltpcigilelnmod h) Fully“ m Hwml “qlplrlylyilqlililt )1v\\'.l.- lioin in iliillllillltifi,illlltuhll" and noflmom Th‘, [gummy glands of animals. is taken intern- “jrr- fir“ 1111111 1111 11111111111111" 1111],“, h‘\:lr(l 1pm,. _,,.,.,,,,,,,S h", m“ (‘MW-KIN 1-1.1‘ o: 01111111111)’. 1311-1- illjiions to iigolsnl by Which he was ally in the form of tablets. These 9511 “'1 111 he kilcuriy. minted, fhmeg prevented <1 s uncut. o tit. troubles caused surrounded would have rendered 100k and mate “k6 candy’ which ly, and feeiipgly portrayed the < - - by illi‘ i‘lf‘llilil occupation ot’ llam-

ilnost clever students intolerable.

ilill'i.'., Abrnhaul llielldoissoiln, fatlr-lm

t the natural nmiability of his .cr oi the composer, emigrated? '- to ili-rlill in 18,11. ilere the boy Fe-i211511‘:111:3pyulignlgelgigsgohhfllégglsfi i.\,Villlii his sister, Fanny, rccelvcdjml up {mummies town-pa 5915.“. thclr first instruction in music fronrgerilon 1 their mother, an accomplished mil-l Somfanel- the“. 1.8mm from Paris clan, unllor whose care the two [he Mendelssohn famny moved m "111111111" 11101119115911 50 P1101111Y111111 a large old-fashioned house In the 11119111 59011 110',Leipl1Xigel' Strasse, containing an 'i‘licil~ next teacher ivas luollsolo’;§f,§,.§:1,,'j'j'f,’§m,ff,°2'.§§§§.,e1,§‘,,u§t5 lilglll, who. during the temporary.-—i:apabie 0i‘ accolumodatlilg sev- I' niIll-licc ol" tho lliendolssobll falil-icrill hundred persons at lilc Silli- _" in Paris in i816, gave them vlllt1-- day performances, 11113:"my’:gills-cigar!‘ to Bern“ they y Ill Autuénn hof tllc following‘ ~ . y our s "gar en- ouso" w tnesse “"111 191111111111 111 11101011811-111158 111111 tho first. private performance of the

during the years he Served on the Rep"), and S(,,.,,,,d,.,| m. _\ir. iltoy:Fgliilliltltrilrglii lfarmlgzgétreg‘. ill [?i&:li|17'i()\v(3t¢l.ll]"g t.o ShakospeurU-s "A Mid. ‘Cilariottetown 1S1 l 1M ll -n. 'l‘l- ‘lii-lllilltltitill of. .\l|-. 4. . _ ._ 1""- 11111 Msinnmsl‘ Night's Iiroonl" (from the sol-vice ho stlllorocndgtflinad‘ 11lliilHM111f111l11111111111 iioriiwrli‘ i11-‘1l"‘1'i"' ‘..m.lillrl'pii1h‘tll'1t‘ 11111-1‘! ‘lain-ling’ 1119111111611 .. 11w’ wclummv" uwmhflm’ 111‘ 01' 01111 01 "110 ileading (i111: 1;“; (‘f French School-l) win inowli b1 gxgllixllimllitlld$71181: lnlihirliliifill int,‘ may“, is take“) .nm flmflhe‘,

v r f ' -1 i- - * _ '1'." l HCHIJIII‘ :--~g:- . ~ . 01's ill this Province. Prospm- tiallaln and >N111W11I1 H". yumm- U; PM] Hey__,(,|yfg;,::,,,,i3:323 riféétfilfuxgggqtoagobrlggéiii

l‘he interesting proceedings ‘by Mr. James H. Aiclunntn. iloi 1‘,,,,,.,.|;,.,,_ ' ' ‘ '

ill. tl l l ' lilondclssolllih-l first. public por-, 17111.5?“ mr )9 n“ M that time only

forlnunl-l- canto at. the age of nine.‘ will-n ho played the piano part. in zliprrformeti at Stottin in February, dllhvult. trio by Woolfl. il827. under lilo direction of the ill April. 1810, he entered tho Iier-iyonng composer, who was at once llll hlligakaliemio as an alto singer, accepted as tho leader of a new and and in lilo following year he begun highly characteristic manifestation 111i thc age of eleven years, to com-ml the spirit of progress. lfcnce- post- ivitil extraordinary rapidltynlforth we must speak m’ mm‘ “m as ills earliest dated work is a Cfillllbfll. student, but as a mature and ex. ‘in completed on the 111th of Junu-ipcrieuced artist. ~ ‘illjV, 1820. During that yoar, hoi In April, 132p, Mgnflglggohn pa“) ‘produced nearly sixty movemontslhls first visit to London. His re- illr-iilriillg songs. llianoforts sonatasflcwvption was enthusiastic. He made composition for the organ. vlolln.]his first appearance before an Eng- ‘ltnll trolio and oven n dramatioilisll audience at. one of the Phil- piorc ill three scones. Surely a re-ihnrmonic Society's (lqncerts-then

nlarkllhlc achievement for a boy ofihcltl in the Argyil Rooms—on the iclcvcn years.

it bccanlc a custom, with thc (icfln|_lnued on page 5) r __

iiicliciiliiiii iii lliiinr

Millliiiijiiliiiifliil vlslllinlv

YOHNLOI age. The overture was first publicly

d|Now

(Canadian iPFOII) . wag up“ AMJJERIST, N. 8.. April 21.— (y, Samuel F. Doyle of Charlottetown n“, was elected as President of the T newly organized branch of the

keiy that the A. A. U of officials mould agree with the pointment of a deposed official. here was a heated debate on this ~l>olnt and when il-l. A. iMacQusrrie, Maritime ‘Provinces lbranch of the M p_ p_ o; westvm, raquofled the A. A. U. 0H1- 111 the special mw- return of ill-l club credentials, oth- illfi called tonight 111K101. NOHIIIII er (“hams followed an“ and one MacLeod, of St. John. W110 hid 111111111 meeting for several moments was delegated with powers to reorgan- m, V9,.“ o; m-joummont. h, f“; 11-6 1119 81111091111911 11111111111 111' 111° the motion was made -but not put. President 0f the A. /A. U- 0! C. Two A Q Pampas of Dartmouth "v94 names were proposed for the lPres- the d” and made m apps“ to m, ideiwy.‘ 13- F- DOYW- 10111191‘ W991‘ delegates to reason out the situa- dent elf gs $156018?“ 1118?? 3'11 non in the interests of Maritime Hon. . . n o i oncow» -gpgfl,' , ,

Doyle was elected on- tbe ballot In “n,” w I l, comm Nor. by is vat; om!’ 64,141- x121‘ I 19218151’ man uaouou m a that-be would pol-ed . man‘ 016d i - John refused to recall 1-11! 11011111111‘

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(Special to the Guardian)

SHANGHAI, April 2i. —An uli- confirmed rulnor was received from Nankow that Michael Borodin Russian advlsor to the liankow government previously reported ill a. hospital ill the foreign quarters of llanktlw was ilnder detention. From Nankin it was learned by udreless that firing between tbnl city and Pnkow, on Nlc opposite side of tho Yangtso bud been ro- sulncd. Shells fronl Pukow fell on the railway station at. Nanklng resulting ill numerous casualties. The railway staff fled ill panic. Nanklli is held by the Cantonese (nationals) troops, whiic Pukow is ili the hands of the northerners. Marshal Chang Tso-iln, the chief commander of the northern alli- ance has ordered General Chang Tsung, the Shantungese loader, to stop tbe ncrtherners from firing on foreigners ships in the Yangtsc. Foreign naval authorities say that virtually all foreign ships have been fired on as a daily occur- rence, tile fire usually being ro- turned and little thought bciul: given of it . All business property ill Peking in Szechwan province has been sealed and padlockcd. All for- eigners ilavo departed, except one