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arisen ilabecilptlea: .. * 10.00 w 1-11. e11»; ---= r- s. a a» CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, JUNE 28,1927 filtilil”‘°‘.'.l..iii'."“t..lr.t “iii:

To Discuss at Geneva m Questions W h i c hgbeing crushed to dea .

Were Washington

, ‘ferenceof 1922.

(Special to the Guardian)

June 2'1. —- It was re- ported, though not confirmed, this afternoon that the Japanese dolo- gation in consequence oi fresh in- Tokio is now dis-

GENEVA.

structione from

posed tofavor the British propos

the present nav conference questions concerning capital ships which were settled at the Washington conference oi

to discuss at 10 2

no intimation ' delegates that

abandoned their attem treaty; at the presentmeetlng.

some reports, the British would like to exact a promise from the United States to re

open . Washington

in! to

ing the 1931 conference, iiig any 35.000 ton be

slated that the UL S. refuse to

>_ ed. ‘Referring-to to reopen the

to have the

ment". Since both

not participating actively

present conference. manta were

the ~ French

ieaiieur-‘observsw present at eu cdxnelery ,1,,,,.,_. uiw‘ Siimin‘ letters, but there

' ' “ifillfllllllle JHOGLUIQS.“

give answer t suggestiondi! i~t1is officially advanc~

thifBritieh attempts Washington treaty, Mr. Gibson declared today it ‘would be a great mistake for ‘the powers “Washington edifice tumble about their‘ ears in an en-- deavor to make what would cor-i talnly be a lopsided reari-

1 . S e t t l e iéogflMany Desertions

The British leaders have given to the United States they have definitely pts to re- problems Accord-

irain, pend- irom build- ttleships, of which the ‘British already possess two, the Nelson and Rodney. delegates will o such a

It ie

ange- deep ‘ Welsh tradition and Eisteddfod ill". France and ltaly were ticulaticn. i in the Afruniifl- late tho challenge? lnqu "ind" iiliial’ i!‘ iiiwwthst it cannot. " ‘ "informer" and the‘ lOn a tombstone ins little village

1Ten Steers Killed ‘DuringThunderstorm

(Special is the Guardian) TORONTO, out. June BY. —-Sat- rurday‘s thunderstorm resulted in the death of ten splendid steers. valued at $200 apiece on Sir iienry Pellatt's estate at King. The cat- tle had headed for shelter beneath a giant tree, some 500 yards from the house; and the tree was struck by lightning. ten of the animals

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~ Canadians Spend

Week-end In Paris

, (special to the Guardian) I AltlS, June 2'7. —Three promin- ent (laiiutiians, lion. Rodolph E. Lemieux- sneaker oi the Canadian House of (luminous, lion Ernest Lapointe, Minister in’ Justice and Hon. Robert Forkc, Minister of ini- migration, were iii Paris over the weekend. Mr Lapointe arrived from Mfirssilles Saturday and left io- nlght for Genovn. lie ls return- ihfi he"! i0 Speak nt a Dominion Day bniiquci.

Mr. Lciiiouix who has just re-

‘ From U. S. Army

(Special to the Guardian) WASHINGTON, June 27. » The (lesertions problem in tlic army continues serious. There has been a slight decrease of late goncrully credited to slowly improving Imus- al ing conditions, but the number of al desertions is still large enough to warrant serious attention.

daily menus. _

Wales Name

(1By ‘British ‘Uhlted Press) LONDON, June

lririakoploliifitgpolos,

iviliages. Here is a down into the very heari

in a word, can even

sting ‘any pussililedfftimation on mmme

their part that they are out oi the tripartite negctia

' . Wales NEW YORK, June 27. ——An all- .'_ , round scaling down of paper withl ulniztaraztgg: round twosilles oi his washhousc.‘

out disturbing the

Geneva

Sir Esme Howard.

8th Sig. Go. .

being shut tions.

5-5-3 ratio is the ‘aim of the British proposals to the_ tripartite conference on _ naval disarmament, says a state- =ment issued by Sir Harry G.-Arm- zetrong, British Consul behalf oi the British A

General, on

Enters

command oi and totalling 58 of Victoria Park. The

Telegraphy,

Capt. F.‘ B. Conrad.

‘Cont. W. IH- Worth.

C lit. W. A. iSrnith. ’

t. D. M. Bell. '

1 Lieut. 1C, S. Chandler. ,Lieirt. L. A. MODOIIMH. ‘officer and

to Camp Borden kissed the feet oi Our Lady's stat-

" ‘Li

- On July 3nd one N- C. 0.'s will go ior avsix course.

.: I’

Condensed? Specials

‘ I.-4c._ word, net each insertion in- this column. , l .

l

weeks post-graduate no, l came fectly cured, and as I walked out l gctlicr

IITI Ill!

‘J I PRINTING n. elite .

' care G ificetlons and

camp

The 8th Signalling Co-x under Major K. S. Rogers all ranks went under canvas yesterday morning at - cour'e of in~ atructlon is of twelve days‘ dura- tion and conspiises courses in Lino V elementary wireless ‘and visual tslegrephy.

The officers oi this unit are: aviator K. Sffiogers, 0. G.

So it to restore the ialiing- prestige

his name, but

Only Bil letters. - -. two to win. isn't it sad’!

Crippirfs Faith

‘LONDON, June 27.——Miss M Smailman, a 1Horeiord girl, who cently visited Uourdes, the iam plane oi ‘pilgrimage in France, returned home declaring that

made her a cripple.

"l. was ;a cripple, walk with a stick, from Lourdes carrying two lie

RBWBDBDOTIXIED.

from spinal disease ior nine ye

and had “ndmsona treatment in tlinso who loll.

this country‘.

"11 travelled to Lourdes with a . 1 1 11 friend. joining 950 other pilgrims new Ha t 5y

in London," she continued. “l two ered tiis waters at more“

out of tho wstcr bent backwards. a thing i c

—-—-- never do before without paln." , 40-’

iciir hundred. Charlottetown

short

during their _ the ew are of

to this end ‘hilee are render

‘like llib at 80 on he l. e s , ~ -_ ‘ v a for tux? at the Bhach

‘l Ill '

are where (they me Flthich

discussed by‘ the vou-

liecord ‘Lostl,

24~mho news rr-1

consternation in some oi the Welsh

‘challenge that slriiues

has fallen to a miner to try 111,11“,

lory it -ie- clinlkcd

‘One down andl-d by

A Lourdes Cure

was cured oi a spinal disease which

and lined to but ,l came back

She added that she had suiferedi

S. S. StgLawrenoe And Party Due Here. On

‘TMPBGIY Morning

a d will _. n raunriliilrisrili

I y with us, and an, ino-

elr val a la coupe

"BPUM. liy l! _ ‘

ill sweetly tsrl d Ill‘!!! fig; 0

revs uni, qt,

1 1 or themteives and greet-u, 15mg

At .90 theymregd e at the Cethe- |

ill‘ render

‘I ,

turned from ilriliiiiiy, will be guest

of honor oi the (Jninite Franco Ani-

erique at lilo inauguration of the

Maison Doe Nations Americans on.

July tli.

Mr. Forko, nrrivcil today from‘ Belgium niid in going on to London

YiiliNii mils amen iuiriuiu u uis

“Why Men Marry”, A Delightful C 0 m e d y- Drama. Presents d At Prince Edward.

..__________. a ‘delightful humour oi the part oi the perform-

threc-act comedy drama was pre- ers. ‘seated inert evening at the Prince

"Why ‘Men Marry",

before

‘Edward Theatre Young Ad

luudlence by the

their splendid acting in celient play and judging

Tuesday. The \ll‘ilf.{l'illllll‘i4"S oi‘ nllfiiiifillfi three are heavily charged with fiiliifiiifili Wilil spout.

social engagements.

Canadian Legion

(iian Legion cf the British Empire 1Service League. The acconipzuiists ior the evening were Mrs ii. S. Rogers and Master Walter McNuli. The Legion is grateful in Mr K. S,

Rogers for thc installation oi’ n r ‘calving aei at ilicii" rooms where

gglyed from .Dal\'l!llle (llllllOlfi, U. S.‘ PROGRAMME

A.) that a man. who presented bu...

self fcrenrolment as t constable; 1 Bugle ga11_1im, Apnrip

gave the name oi Dncorapanagiolu-l 2 Quartetto "'i‘ruuipoi.o has caused (Airliek-lvlessrs Rilcliic, lil‘ll(

Acorn and Robbins.

3 “Tlierc is no llcztili" (()'llni' ‘Mr. Bell Acorn .11" Solo Address-div T1 Dilgzu- Nu

Wales repudi, ii" __ _ ‘Hes 51m“. 1 t Quartetta A Li l tie Lies . , Harmony .

(O'Hara) ~-~- Ritchie, Bruce,

S Vocal Solo iniorrow" (Thompi-ion)~i\lr. Arti “i El Quartette 1—.\'lessrs Ritchie, llruvr, i" uud Robbins. ll! French Songs 1i “Taps"—-—Mi'. lion Acorn. 12

number oi returned iucii iinloncni

"The Siiiiorfls (irzivcw

4 _(Sullivnnl~—hlr. (i. Elmer llitcliic 5 Mc-.

Messrs. Acorn ililil Robbins .

, 7 Vocal Solo “Burlington Bci‘t-i"“‘l 9“ m4‘- iflliowing i“ “i "m" °i 3*‘ irw-nrianri Robbins. 5mm" ‘"8 ““"““““-“~

is a hyphen i“ m“, “Land nl’ (llatl Tn-

"Driuk lo inc Only" Acorn

“Why ‘Men Marry," is

tcrest l0 the onlookerjfh

iThis popular group oi perfor-morssp ‘created an excellent impress theatre-goers oi Charlottetown

arranged and welbpresented piece of work and is of pilllpllflllllgl in-

developed in an interesting

'i'he Youn

auis (3

a large tlileir repertoire high-class vaude- 1 n] n o. v, lle which was received with great h 8* 001' 0f the Black Sea. ‘ piause. Lest night, ‘Pom Redway, '-*_'<°'>—— chowam wslflycl‘ Ended Own

by liie ‘and

Following

ivcli l urters:

a weli~

ion ouéNovelty Juggler, George by Scotch ‘Comedian, Nina 1Bruns, this ex-1lVorld'e Champion, Paper Tearer Stephen Gusliie, Dancer, per- greiit applause which greeted their formed, . t lionic,

Watson ~Tom Rcdway A Wi —-Ni B

vd'1l1i,i,,ol,iilf;i1f,,e,sfl1e1i_s.w11ui,ll "33:: gigging: their six months visit to Campbell-Stephen ililndley Gushee ' e plét is J ulis Dufrane-dvlarlie Adams “an” "acemiimwvha" they r°ii°h°d an- inspector Burke-Fred W. Sharkey

Earthshock Felt In Uri-mean Peninsula

(Canadian Press) MOSCOW, Juno 27-——An earth- shoclt lasting ilve seconds accomp- anied by subterranean rumblings

BodyiliMan-Found n w In Sask. RIVBP‘ 1 (Canadian Press) f i l EDMONTON, June 27. —Appar-= ' ently beaten to death ten days ago,l , ' bound hand and foot, with hay] I _ V _ _ was 1151; a1 L30 p_ m_ Sunday M wire and tossed into the Saekatche-i ' 1 - ‘ sebaatopop s1m1ropoh Kenna‘ wan River, the body oi a man oi 35 ‘ was found on Saturday in the wet-l I

Yanlta and other places in the Cri- mea. No casualties were reported. giuiéiéigiglxilyfrfugfmillxfgsaz‘ 3135f‘ M b ildi ii i e ° - - ,1,“,,“§1,°:k 8:: 7:162:51‘; gmlzetzgcz: Drll-Wlnclal ptolice site; snlagiixlng tueiPromlflent Illdlana wre toa rosette an soit ' fell, The shock which affected most would not “out awn“ The Ponce Sufgegn Wag Mur- dered in Motor Car

oi the Crimean peninsula is thought are “New . gating and sn inquest to be connected with a. movement W111 be 1,8111 today a1 p0,; 31.51"“.

g Adams have in

1 Life.

INDIANA, Po... June 27—The euc-

Regular Meeting of I‘ 0' D‘ E‘ cessiul treating oi a. broken back- seven years ago by Dr. Frank Fish-

Th“ "elm" "Weill"? "iihe R°Ywer Moore, well known Homer City al Edward Chapter, l. 0. D. E. wasphyskflau and 5111-59011’ [a behaved ha“ Yesierd" "iieriioim i“ "m" by the authorities to have led to the oi the Chapter in Navy Leagneimurder of the (106101- andlho 3111. wilds“? Hegel“ Presiding “iidmide of the man he saved from be- uliddiil ‘rlfillfiifi ‘€§§§‘".i§;. 0'25"" a “rprfir “P” of as the Cha tor does ii tn s tl Seven years “so the doctor w“

p o ma“ called on to treat John Ammoriau.

Duke And Duchess Arrive In London

(Special to the Guardian) LONDON. June 27. -—'1‘he Duke and Duchess of York. returning to-

Carruth,

is the cast of char-

were given an .-enthus-

London. The King and Queen greeted . them most vifiectionateiy

c. a ilec "Celebration was

Supreme Court room at 4.3g] o’- 1Patrlotlc Address: Rev. P. C. I 1864 h clock yerderday afternoon. iore Gauthier, DJ). u , and is also a c arter mem~ _ were present, His‘ Ilonqr L-ieu-ten- Singing by Children. (By British United Pre") ber of this Order to unveil .1....*g‘;$,;;?,§§,“‘°,i’{‘°,,‘.°.i‘liilifidtlihll 1-"lant ilovernoi" l-leartz, in the Chair, Salute to the iFlag. PARlS.1.lune 27.—The sacrlgtnn plaque Friday at.12 o'clock noon. the docti“ [on comm‘ at me c" .e"Chiei Justice ‘Maiihiesoil. Mr Jus God Save the King. of the church of the village of St. Meeting came to a close in the ire-Neath ‘armers Naked to u“; 1ticc ‘HnsznrdnMr. Justice Arsenaullt, \ M31111“ d9 peflguéux. near p611. ual way after all business had beenl y l 1 n d m 1 D M lllis Worship ‘Mayor IVliller, Hon. F. a P. M. 6 dealt with. ‘°°“°' °“ Y ° “ i‘ "- °°" a) guenx, a man 0i 6 named J9!!! had been shot three times in the J. Nash, Mrs. MaoCready, Mrs. , vweau hmdng deemed to put an McDonald, Broadcasting from Ottawa. em, ‘Q1118 m.’ commm“ "new, _ iiifxdlfg: agkrsg; Ylrgamggilazfi‘ Feat of Mighty Man t... ,,, ,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,_..

>l"ai'>ii, Rev. Monsignor The Siiperiniendcnt of ‘Messrs. Percy

,9 miter lowing 1 on llonrinlou Day

“u. Friday.

10 A. M.

Laying Wreath nnd

“O Csnadu.“ nud God Save

Following is the address deliver-from Ottawa m from

Lleweliynchyddollandychudwlicy-i iiu- King, | .

Major T. E. McNuti: Ladies and gentlemen as ch

llliill of the Publicity (Yuniniittee of Legion, British Em- League in this Prov- falleii to my lot to Prpgramme at

while my ‘the Lieutenant addressed to rnmrndes~ of the Grout War, i trust George V" message and

the Canadian lpirc Service ,iuce, it has speak to you tonight. remarks are chleibv

"travelling cases," -Miss Smallman. . , who 1s a 30mg“ 0311,0119. tom mini llllS month since the lslnnd

Tobin-t. ldanling of Maple Tree. An‘ I d‘ "noon ‘ .° c u ng some at this show, he is re~ _.__ 12 NO0N ,_ , cognized as one oi the strongest‘: “The M11195 Auxlunfy 011119 y_ Athletic Sports, Baseball, etc. 1 men in England. An err-champion?“ Q A_ W111 meg; (may a; 3 Fifteen minutes broadcasting ‘Lest evening in the l-Ieartz Mem- weight-lifter, during odd moments orcmck‘ 740-1

or pmrlm- Sunday illfifll Hall the_ pupils of Miss Kntb- at the show he was‘ entertaining, r .. .. M. 1 duress“z.“s'z.zz‘lzr"r‘i.‘zr'.t"iiI "some ~11 W 2 P M this city on the occasion of their years of age. in‘ m Comwa“ Rink’ wedneadu’ ‘Chlllfihefl- annual closing exercises. A large After he had won a prize in a1luly 6m‘ iasils-um Children's iParade, Victoria Park. ‘ _ _ audience was present and the el- shoeing contest, he snrprisedi

Vlotolr-ln iPflfk, ivith 2.80 ‘P. M. ioris oi the different performers everyone by bending thick ‘ironivtwlome i° i“ any ‘mp6 29m at bars nearly double across his jaw.“ “in Riugiico in “id Mégfzgggptveit‘ . . g _

Reading oi!

1A meeting oi‘ dlic Provln mitten for tho Confederation held in the Esq

Pope, W. marsh, Stewart and others. some discussion, programme of proceedings (Friday next) Boniires, Saturday and

Governor presiding. ‘His Majesty's King

This was

ierence of general officers, rccciil-

ly held here, but no definite snlu~ _ ner and at the same. time pr as CuriisflE. L. Baker - at may"! a - _ _ tion was reached. An officer on ‘lilllmiimiil’ ii" '1 3'9“ deal.‘ °i ‘Dl- sw°°i—w“i'-°' Freiieflcks were flrlvglvlalyil gitigillailvleiziliiigifigtehigth ffigfnhfligmffifififsbfig, d‘: ciwgr}; a Creekslde coal miner. and his iel- , _ duty here, who entered the, army rlotm ‘Program 1. . Bucklnghgm panes amid the o, the Navyheagne lirhemtihanasdo surgeons msrvelled that be 11 as an enlisted man, and is now a ' cheers of vast crowds lining the o1 the Chum" w"; tendered ,,,‘....ve.i the miner's liie and made it 1118-101‘ B-iiTihlli-BE "i051 °i iii" 'i°' ‘ » ' ‘i route, despite a drizzle which commute“ and a“ mo“ whulpossible ior him to walk. But Am- sertions tc poorly prepared food The following program was ' - “"0111"- i-hs 431118 the Ifltllfulnfl ps1 ed 1o make 111 111 1 imorian forced to g0 about with the ‘,' and lack oi proper variety in the broadcast last night from CFCY by V royal couple appeared. After by 2mm Rd“ such 58311638 g $31.... oi ‘a cane, nursed a. grudge s. ',i

the Charlottetown npfillcll Cmnr (entering the »paisee, the Duke and rangemant! were d‘ncumed "m. ‘l‘e‘agp_lngt the gurgegm Duche“ M“ m “m” l“ having luncheon to be given to Countess Yesterday ihfl Iliihfil‘ 110551911 hi0 the doctor's office at Homer City

Programme 0i Proceedings 0n Dominion Day, Saturday And Sunday Next.

Jub-

Education, F. Tid~

the fol- Park.

Unveiling

Military and (Firemenn Pa ado, Band Concert, Flmwfwka‘ placed‘ his head intc it. and hanged 1101.139“ June g1 _A 3m“ at __._._.@.Q.__.._. etc, h m" i~ traction at the famous annual Bathi simii“ "uni" imm i319 5°" and West and Southern Counties‘ 193g ,p_ M_ called tllie attentliofi (‘it i129 1008i Society's Show was staged in the1 ’ . cure, w o arr ve 0o a e o save shoeing forge, where , several ' Broadcast program from Oitawa. his BMIYiSi-BIV! 1ii°~ mighty men were at work. ‘ Saturday Foreman Perhaps the mightiest was J. C._ ' '

. Price, of The Forge, Ballflflllil‘ Elli. Yacht ‘Racing. v _ (Gloucester). Besides being ani ___-__ Acquatic Sports. export blacksmith. who has woni "Hope Rlvgr T puny, 53mg.

. numerous prizes for shoeing, illr-lidgy‘ 3.111). 1311; ggrpgggqw“

over by

@1110;- mqg- front oi

cial Coni- sages, by Lieutenant Historical Address:

Thanksalvins Service. nreiidfi were received with loud applause.

‘Wlllingdon, and final details for

their baby, Princess Elizabeth, who above were left to Executive. A

had been left at home, brought to them.

Rang His- Own Death Knoll

and complained that bis back pain» , report was elven that the plaque ed him. The doctor told Ainmorian , ior the table in the LQElBlBIlVBHhQQ he wouid be‘ glgd w mire him Building had been received and R1111 1111., auwmqbng to an 11111151“, was decidedlto ask Miss Havllandigosmufl 11,1- an Xq-ay of m; 5mg, who is a daughter of one of thoselrrhey boarded the surgeon's ma, who officially sat round the tahlelch1ne_ ‘About 10m. mu“ from ha"

Governor. Percy Pope.

- in an original manner. 1 , ii-le rang the church bell as usual. and a p aiol by Then be made a knot in the rope. '

9 P. M; his side.

l

(By British United Press) 1

oi the younger Then he took 25mm‘ Mam‘ displayed great quarter of an

on the violin. bent them so of each met.

in especially those musicians who skill and talent

‘Lieutenant Governor, Parliament Building.

i ""1Cyclone Sally" at Morell by Si. Peter's Dramartic Gin-b on Thursday‘ evening, June 30. ladies

that the points and