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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924

Korninl Guardian, 1-‘oimdoil |531

iililll ENPIHE EXHIHITIUN lil |]PlN llilli 23

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Finishing Touches Be- ing Put on Cianadian Exhibit Building- King to Open Fair.

(BriY|sh United Press)

LONDON, April 21.»~'l‘ho Cana-

dian building at \Venihly will he ready for the first rush of visitors to the great Eiiipire Exhihiiioii which in expected after next Weil nesday St. Georges day when llis Majesty will oiTiclnl!y“ open' tho great fair.

The lust vast scai'i’olding is to

lie removed this iiiornlug and ii large number oi’ oxhihlts are iii-' roady in place while the exhibitors are putting finishing touches to lllelf l|lSllll\YB and hacking away at huge crates ami boxes in which various examples of natural re- sources and nianufiictured products of the Doiniiiioiis will-he sliown.

The Aiiatralian building wliirh

faces tho Canadian iitriictiire was completed some days airo ami some anxiety was feli last week lest the (lniiafliaii display would lag beliiiid. The grounds round all tho main buildings still pre,-wiit. ii somewhat crude appeaiuiiet- and have it generally iintidy look whicii is to be expected hut plana have been made for the eiiiploynient of au army of gardeners and liclpers and the grounds will he at their hest long before the iiiaiii rush of visitors which is e,xpi~cii-il soiiie- where about-tiie middle- of Juni-.

Gulf Sealers Had' ` Most Unsuecess-

'ful Season

I. -whi

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- Annual Subscriptions Delivered 1

By llnll. Cnnndl lld U B A

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aid Lost Life Near

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llM»ll~‘AX. /lnrifi 21. ~1'hi-an gnu .-valorii reported this nioriiing al most iiiisuiicesnfiil si:-iison. Thi-y' \\'i'l‘o the Sioiiii Maris und Siiiilc ll of the l<`ar<|iiiiai° lltie of liiilifnx and the Newfziiiiidlniifl steauier Viliitig.

Tho Stella i\lai~ia which iiiado,

port at Souriii this niorniiig had- fourteeii liiiiidrcd seals, For the greiiter part oi the scasoii she and the other two were held fast in the icc jams which resulted from the oontinuous easterly gales. | ’i`he Viking with one tliou.~iaud

seals was stlll‘in the lee five miles froui Sourls and the Sable I witlil no seals was five miles off East Point, P. E. 1., in the some pre- dicainent.

i--_-e>-l--

Death of Marie

Corelli World Famous Author

(Canadian Press.)

'S’Illt»A'l‘-Fl0l`t»l) ON AVON, Aprii|

21.---Mario Corolii, English author and writer ol' it scorn of popular romantic tales died liere this morn- ing t'rom an attack oi’ heart iron lhie_ Site hail been ill recently hut_ was lmprovliig,w'hen the fatal sei-“ zure came.

Condensed Specials

RATE.-ic per word, net

each insertion in this column.

*FOR SALE.--BUSINESS STAND

Mrs. Wm, Yeo. Kingston. 6|

afterwards. was notified oi' the hoy's iiisnppi~ai'anco and institut-

Apply N Rattenbury City

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logiio, 85 handsome Dl\it0\'ll='- write for it today. Moore & Mc- Leod Limited.

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*PUBLIC -AUCTION-I WILL om earthquake shock, lastlna ""0 » _f-,__ _

sell by uhlin auction at my store minute. twenty seconds rocked ~>_§~t~,_\__'» _‘__» _-`

cxieo City and tho plateiiu r_eKl0ll *°¥_}Q‘._-'{_'_~, ‘

22nd, 'at 2.30 p,m- some Choice of Mexico shortly after one oclnek_ _S _‘ .

hia afternoon- \ `

152 Kent st., Tuesday, April M

pieces of china slso other useful t articles-A. Williamson. Auction-

UAKE RCCKS

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(Canadian Press) '

iiiaxioo ci'rY. Anrll 21-»~1\ H"-

.,__ I

T0 RETIFIE FROM PARLIAMENT l

_ when “The Man oi' Mystery" was

Mrs. Hilton Phitllpson, one of theipreseiiteil under the \'i~ti~raii dirvc

eight women holding seats in thext Br_itish‘Hou';e of Commons is to re- peri`oi‘iiiaiice, which was uiid-‘-r thi tire from public life shortly, accord-

ing to her husband, Capt. Hilton i Philiipson. They have three youiigl children and because of the hnrcliutii-rrleii by an iiii<iir‘iici~ ivliicii work involved in caring for them'|t:ixud lo capacity the si-atiiig ac- and attending to her duties In thelcoiiiiiiodatloii of the theatre. ’l`lie- House of Commons, Mr-1. Phillipsoniiipplaiisi- was tri-qiieiit and iiio it on will put the call of the nursery ihusiastie. Practically all the first. She wiiil be the first womauiplayors have appeared siii-ci~_<.»'t`iilly oretire from the House. on ilu- l'r.~.iil stage on pi'»i\'ioiis oc-

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MAN CF

SCRED A

MYSTERY”

BIG SUCCESS

Thrilling Comedy Drama at The Prince Ed-

wa.rd 'lheatre Last

City Hospital Wa

Bumper House. .

A mystery play clever I-nougli to

hold llie wrapt attention of au audi-

ence and provide at the same timi- aii- abundance oi' good comirily is a perforiiiauce soiiiuwliat. dii`i`iciilt,, ut uttaluincnt, especially by an amateur company, but this was tzarried out most effr-ctively .it th(

’i‘inct~ Edward Tlii-ati'o last iiighl

ioii ot' Mr. Willlaiii Wliiilocli. Thi

aiispiees oi` the St, (‘liai'li _< Auxil

ary Society was glveti in :iid ol' liii

(`liurlottcio\vii llrzspiliil. 'lt wa:-'

lciisioii< and thev vvt-i'o liailf-ii thi-

. iiiiie as l`:i\'orites. I 'l‘lie i=_v;ii

pathr-lic audlience no doubt liclpi-il

ini-nt, which went siiiooilily froiii the opening number by the (.isiii» Oitlie tra until thi lin-il tuitaiii

along the success ofthe eiileitaiii

llleceiit theatrical productions hy

E ‘aniatour talent have set. a_ liigh

iiiarlt and the fact that last ui;;lii's performance fully met every <-.\;-

Four YSHI' S011 Of pectatioii is in itself high coni-

_ _nieiidaliou.

R/Allis- Irene B/[cI)0n‘ The part ot' Alonzo Dow. tliv- . . . v. l .

ni_v~it<~ry iiian, ai-.int wlioiii

hangs grave auspicinii in the mat-

Ferry Wharf Yes- ' lter ei' a jiiivel lii»‘i`i at ii fiisiiioiiaiili-

‘si-asiilr resort, was udiiiirahly iait-

terdily, len liy l)i'. Earl Robins. ills spi'-zi-

,___. iliii porfoi‘iiinnce \vus one of ilio. hit!

`A sad droiviiiiiil acuiili-iil orriir- l""l""‘_"" "lm" °""""'-”' "\"l " od yl,,,u.l-,my |,,.|_w,.,.“ H", l.~`.,.,.yli-oiiieiiiaii_ l_\lr_ .i. (`a.llagli_ai_i_ scot'ei_i_ Wt mm Fun-H wlmm-_ l,,“,(.,-iliriiliaiilly in the rolo oi iluiich

' prim,” S(|.m,t_ tm. ‘.k.ti|" \,,,;,m_i_lii~ liellliop. who has un euulo

(Canadian Prsll) lfiyrno McDonald, i`our year old soiilllll' fl "i§‘l°‘l'l°"l“"‘ ""‘l "_ "“'""'

of Mrs. Irene Mclioniilil. of this fill' llillltflllit. Ml- F""‘I Bully Wm" City, widow of ilu- lute Jrihii lllr--llll‘lli`f’-<><i\'i‘ as (kilritiel ,Ii-iiiiivvr. Ilio lhinalii ni' Si. .loliii. who witli |ii~i~_ll0ll'l llli\|lili¥"l` “'ll‘* l"`4“’"l"-“_ "\"l"‘l iiiotlivi' Mrs. Jas. Ii_vi'|ii\ is stayilll: ‘l"'l "“""` |’"lll"'l "ll," “"""`""l "S ai int- I-eiiiwx iioit-1, i~rin<~t- sm-oi. ll»»~ 'iii'-sl--i'.v il llif .\i_'\\'<'I i'\»_lil»~i':-' 'l`lit- lltilv boy. who ivan |il;iyiiig,l|l‘l‘l"`l’5- Qlllll' 11:* lllll?l"‘-\‘l_lllil 1' \vitii sonic coiiipaiiioiis_ diiriiii: the ll"l‘»§0lllllll.\' 'l- ill" "llY.\'>`ll‘l`2~' lllilil |‘m~l. mm" ,im nm V,-N,-H -lg 12 wise; .\lii‘liail (‘.'iiitei'o1i. tlii- il-_‘tic o'cIook for diiiiii-r :intl th~- iiiotliei' ll\". l`4|i\lllll.V lll\i'l'l`-"0llilil‘ll l‘.V “li lieciiiuo very :iiixioiis aiioiit hiiii. -*_*-"'*“‘ "` TM" `“`“" " ‘ " 4

;‘::;..._L‘“.:'.. ::i;xii|Aski11e' Plesideni le

iiit iiniiiedn 1- v, wlicu lic ‘ti ec ‘ ° , - - to rtilurii titltllo illiiiii-i‘»liourl, lsllltll

lieruiiie uoii\'iitt'i‘tl that soiiielliliil-1| . ______

was wrong. l'oilcc oiiicor iilggliis,l

who was passing the hotel shortly ___ ~,I.()Km_ _“WH _-zl__-I-mx Jnpnlwso

(Canadian Press.) 'li‘rintlug Assn(-iaticii at a ilensrfll

W1" h.`,m.,.h mmlml Um “,hm.`~_ Tho __ _i_l()N0l.l__i_-l_, - A_nr_i_l_ ni¢_etlii_g liore ilccltleil__t:_i__:ili_i_c;i tide liiid goiio out, lr-ziviiig the ure-3 N‘l’l’“ ‘ll ' n Owl _` l‘ I 3 ’°~\"?ll_ ‘ln " goo” A

osoti-ri pllea near the wharf lying‘lfln;‘.\iag_c paper ___re_t:clvei____i___.;i__iie_r_‘-_:_i_ 1,-into oi (.ii|li'ornia.

i ii . |_ () - 1' |i_--_~. 1| .5 iii-spatci rom ti( 0 s < . “vvvv

f,;(“,,’,'|“;; |,(,;lgU(l:,`|,_UAful;-`l\||llpzril`nitod States Auilbassador VVnoils'GerIna_nS

searcli the body oi' the lad \vas|liai<\ cabled Presldegit (`._oolitl_.l1e;=\_-‘ik-l

(lei:-cteil iiearby. lying fare down lm: liltii to vero ill’ "lm gill Un ’ iii tht- iiiiiil. The body was foiiiiilihiil. :iliont three o`t‘|o|'k. Ii. is supposi-rl __ thai. playing on these pilcs about (Unind press) i ll o`t-locli lie lizid fallen into lliu |>[\n|S_ AWN 21_ fl-Mmm ;,,|_ “'"l“l`- Wl\|"ll Wfllllll llll‘l\ ll" llllll" vfiniiuge of the ri‘tiiarkhlili~ shift in deep. lie had wanfierorl awiiy froiii _ ~ ill” f‘Xlflllllll-IPS, the (ii-r|m|,\_., am, tlii- otlier luds at the tiini-_ only m|d|nK F,-(,m.h "mrkp|_.( ll'_"l-_S~‘l‘_`lll§l’l"‘l‘l`§l"";l ‘_"lll“"""]`n" lfor cattle utiil wiiirs, hui have now ""‘ ll" ‘my "I l "` "' “""“ '"“`" igoiio into tho field oi’ url. 'l'lii»y into :i shed on the wlizit'l` and first _________Q:g;;_l{“__dlT\"___n"‘ii5-_l_\_____________ium buying pi(.|ur[,__._ by HH, ,WM lil was udniliiisterod by tho_tloct- ____ ~_ __ _» _hi __ “ ' - i__‘__ __‘.|.~,-,inch Ina,-l¢.|-s_ and ||,,.||- |m,Hsi.,n "rt bm “'m‘°"l' ""y l'"l"’ ‘ll ""“" ‘ Umm," ‘usb 0 mnmm A a has created more alnriii than the

cess. The (‘hir-i’ ni' i’olici- and (‘or- li'=li:<'<|llrliric. died horc this uiorii-I .~ .

om-r lir. iloualon arrived later. lug ai a hotel where she had been The G nm" n'mgCm'|H',u.(_ _.im After un inspection of tho body the i-oiiiiiicil two weekis with au iittacklwnh pricilllss mcm`rvg_ ,I-My _kwmu coroner decided that an iiiqiiest or iiillucnza. Miidainr- Duso iiudllo bo (mnmntmtlng now on UN, im_ Wm! 1lllllf‘<'eSSill'.\'- been iroiiiliictliig un _-\uiei-lean tiiiii~-_pwssionist S(.h00|_ mmng ,_.mm|,|(_`.- The syiiiiifll-IW of citizens in-ir and ationiptlng with siict-<-ss a re-_of Claude M0n,.,_ S|,,|,.y_ pig,-,,,»,,

¢‘l`ll|lY \\'ll_l H0 ‘llll l`_0 l\ll_-‘l- ~ll<'l)0ll' turii to the stage after twelve years and R(,m,|,-_ 1;, |,, Mglnnmi limi l1l<_l___lYl l_ll’l \'l‘l_Y l;_l;L!_l<'-_ll9ll_f\\0lT_t:lll- rettrcineiit. She last perforiiied ou "mst of HN. victm-,.g are ,p-g(im.,]

ie iiiierii w ii te pace on _\],,-|15m_ I (- H ‘___

the resliinnce of lllr. i‘etcr Mc- ______________________*_________imrmml gn er 0q_;____#

Court, 27 Water Street this after-

:-‘.’.‘;::...=.'.'. Premier’s Speech Rouses

Ire of Labor Extrcmists I

"` YORK, England, April 21.-Pre-

mier MacDonald’s speech Satur- day has stirred the extremist ele- ment of the Labor 'party which

~ opened its annual conference

here yesterday and it is likely the Premier who was formerly

i the party’s chairman will meet

. H

¢<.!

Night in Aid of the s Aceorded a

Dan Noonan. Mr. Frank Reardon as ltr-.giiiald Null, the millionaire “<:happie", played good comedy li`roughout. llr. J. A. Allen had in interesting character part as the iear-siglited professor or moral

ook vary cleverly. llecidedly bliss [linda Whitlock

=coi‘ed a brilliant success as Sallie lradio the steuograplicr, ivlio ivus =oinethiiig more than zi stenograpli- »r. Il was one of the most il-lfflcult oils of the play varying from -traiglit draiiia to light comedy and iii -.'~\'e.ry occasion Misa Whitlock lit>\\'t~ii first class talriit and the 'esuliu of coiisciontioiis and thor- iiigli training. Illiis Agnes Flynn :apahly played another difficult

young lwii'ess who is the victim of i :loop laid plot. Mrs. Franli .llurraiy as Mrs, (‘urley, the liaiiixiity ilowager, and Mrs. F. iioll 'l`rainoi‘ aa Seiiora (ioiizales, an iiiis<'riipiilous atlvtuiiiiross, were iulniirablt- in "wir parts, Iillsa lrrno _-\rseiiatilt as Vickey Vaughan made a cliarnilng dehutunie. The lighter roll- ot' Nora, the iiiaid, was taken hy bliss lrlelcn Purcell,

The staixe groiipings. the easy

iiiovt-ini-iii ot' the drama from start to i'i_i1i¢ih and the clear eniiiicilitioii of :very spolurii line \vci'e-. coni- iiioiiiliilile t`eatui'~\s wiiicli showed tin- rosiilts ol' iia-iiistiikiiig i‘elieai‘s~ als. 'l`o llii~ exp»~i‘ieiieeil and eup- iililv iiiiiiiagi-r, il-lr. Wliillock und to til-I ilie |n-i'foriiiers, hearty c-<iiii:rat~ iilzitioiin are tluv.

'l`|ieri- \\'i‘i‘i\ good spi-ciallios bv- \-:--. :i thi- acts wiiicli \\'<~re cu- iliusiaslically eiicorn-il. Tliesii coin- priscd vocal solzis liy Master Alfred Iloiwetie, llr. ltoliiiiiis. Mrs, I". lioit 'I‘rainor and Mr. l~‘rod lliiffy, and exi|iii,~iiIoiy ri-iiili‘i‘eii vloilii solos by .\lr. ll:ii‘t'y l‘iirtr~r.

.\ suit- ot' 1-aiiiil_v ivas iiiadi- riuriiiil

thi- i-iit1\i‘i:iiiiiiii‘iil. 'i‘Iie pcrfuriii- .'iiiii~ iii i-v~i',\' i~i.»pi-ci \va_~i liiglily .<ui't'=.~.~‘|`iil and llii- tiuziriilaii riili |»:il in-sptiiilt for it aiioilier such ile- si‘i'\'i-d|_v ciilliiisiiisiii' ret-i-ptioii Iliis

4 \' liilig, ,

.laps Boyootting

(Canadian Press.)

hldrllng oi’ ivealtliv Aini-iicaiis.

philoeiophy, Dr. Bcedle, which he‘_

role, thai of ilarrict Corley, the'

_ _ n__;;_- __._- -___--”____-c-_______

(Canadian Pre5s_) - MEXICO CITY, April 2l._

General Marcial Cavasos, rebel leader. who for months menac- ed rail communications north of Mexico City was surround- ed near the village gf pi_|¢h|° Nuevo near Pachuca this_morn- ing with eighty followers :ind was killed together with Geni _Lorenzo Aianiz.

I HOBOKEN. N. J., April 2|.- -_ Abolition of the 12 hour day

ln the Steel industry is costing the United States Steel Cor. poration about $35,000,000 an- nually :ind is adding ten per. cciit to the cost of operation,

‘ Chairman E. H. Geary told

Stockholders at the annual

- meeting today.

MONTREAL, Que,, April 21.

R. W. Dalton. Senior Tradc Commissioner for the imper- ial government in Canada and Newfoundland is being trans- ferred from the office hei-_E to another branch of the imperial service it was announced at the Trade Commissioner's office to. day. Mr. Dalton said he was not at liberty to make known his new appointments but it would be made public when announce- ment of his successor was made

MONTREAL, April 21.-A

two hundred thousand dollar fertilizer factory erected two years ago is now on the market for sale at a cut price accord. ing to statements- made by a reipresentative of the Scottish Fer¢l|lz°i-s, Wetland Ont.. who said the company will have rl0 option but to close down arid go out of business as r¢sul_t_9f__ the new tariff reductions of fer- tilizers. The factory was being financed by English ca-pital.

LETOUQUET, France, April

21.-The Prince of Wales PPG' serving to the last, his Incog- nito as Earl of Chester motor- ed to Bouiogne today and will return to England tomorrow after a stay in France some- what longer than he had ani- ticipated.

Before leaving he expressed

great satisfaction with the msn ner in which hi; Incognito had been respected during the visit.

='§¢'O4*%§-¥OO-O9-O-O-OO-§°O'O¥§ 0-9

liilllllll lHlNlNNlB|li lEllliUE

One Seriously, Mis- sile Thrown From Window.

(Canadian Press)

windows were shattered.

'i‘urkey.

so i'oli`h0d.

(United Pre-ss)

TOKYO, April 21. -“Down with

thi- Vahinfit ot’ Peers!" "Vote for

lcoii-stiiiitioiuil goveriimont_ and lagaiiist. the control of tho privileg-

i_-il clauses!" "i)iitiioci'acy forever!"

'l`hcso are the crins that will

or-ho from one ond of Japan to the other until May 10. tho date set for

"`_llio"gteiieral election of tiienibers of

tho llouso of Represeiitiitlvcs. The three parties In opposition to the |,|-.gpni Klyourn Gziverniiieiit, the

lselyiikai, Keusoikai atid the Kakiis- liiii Club, are iiinklng their cani-

palgn on this issiie.

.iapuii has heroine quite accus-

ioiiicd to having her Premiers and (‘aiiinet-s picked hy a little group

of iiien lrehlnd the scenes and close

to the throne. Never hut once has the country had a Ministry truly representative- of the will of thc voters. That was the Cabinet

formed hy the late Hara and car- ried on. by Viscount Takahashi nit- er lInra's assassination- on the eve of the Washington conference.

ilut never before laat January

A”"°“H°°m°”lS» i.1;'..z:‘.‘:.;":i.‘:..':;°r.:’. ‘,':..°.°.f;‘;‘i‘.i;’

`nation. Premier Admiral Count

Goiiihcl Yamamoto and his minis-

S try were forced to resign because

g ° ‘ ofthe act of a mad youth who fired

Z- at the Prince Regent. The

RATES.-2 cc-nts por word eizchlgrmlp in control Chose Viscount

l“l°"¢|°“° |Klyoura as the next Premier. At. " f>»=\i»=l~~‘f» 0' E'“r"‘ "Wil if-`"iif'.-'“il`.§l.`1‘.l °'.,‘f"i».-'T-`i`l.""~5l.ff-’.'-`-lid

_ Slight inntorial dnniuge was re- _g , Bridge, Navy League Building to- Ki ' _h` C M t d

°°r---l5!2~4-22-1l- i10rlf“l lvfm “"0"” l‘°'“'“ ""°‘"‘ ri-vmlfir Realm' S0l‘I1€ Sévére hécklllkg When hé niginsso 'rioimn 15-- zmisizz-ii ’°“‘”“§` mf' “ ,ff °°““’°"

V » ‘ ‘ ' ' A ` l l . Ili l' l'i.l'i I

- od by the tremor. 'lhero was no Mlmnnnnm , ____ ‘;{‘°l's_"`y 0 em 5 ° “

it nm. of --i-mi- not "ww faces the next session °““"

.w°ND‘nFU|' VALUE 'N A mn "ml ' ` - » ' “S O E liali come and have a The outcry from tho nation was

sveclll l0t of rlnll. Gonu|nc‘had been loss oi life. In address Saturday he advocated the good ,mm on wednesday night, instantaneous. vocliorous and long. tinge ` 0 ly 81| tid $20 *WANTID 'AT 0Ncs - Fiasfl . f th t. EX rt cards. dancing. Solectlonn durlris _f_39nel;_ll1ll0n_al itovernmeut had

` I .nr ‘ak‘“g ° "’ -epala. ‘°’-‘ P°’.'“ ”°1°° “S “ :.".':.‘::re‘:i‘..21’ Pizazzitiiu. ..:i.i-3-°‘....:f'“,:;':’. .‘.’.‘;°.:;.iI.'§ -

my P' O‘ Box Ia ' Summ r ' lvhole and puttlng lt Into operatlon ationce friends welcome. Tickets 500 to govern the nation in utter dliiro mnlldeiitl r dicird

diamonds inf 14 ~ csrst riot-

Alno new tllrthctone :ings #L90

IN lHlINl Ui Bill lilESlli N- Y. TENENIENT

(Canadian Press.)

International League:

-Four Persons Injured Ai im., ca,

Toronto ._.__.___._.__.___ Jersey. City __.________.__ Batteries-Stewart and

Zellars and Freitag.

NE\V YORK, April 21.~Four At Newark

persons were injured one serious- ly and l~l€\'0l'ul llllntlred persons Rochester ___________,____ 3 2 0 ¢l“”°“"l1 lm" ll Dllfllc Pilrly today Newark _..____..___._.__`2 6 3 when ii liomb exploded in front |3311;-1 _.3 pa d L k H -1

V C Us ‘ ea n a- 9 oil. ; _

(j_ j10W,\};,D SMITH “lim "list -“ld” lellfllllillll- 30°F” Of Lynch. Scott, Gardner and Flack - RONALD AMu~Ds!N ~

barth Devine

the 'igitators is that if Great Bri Tuero and Halley

<--at-F” -_-SFU

$365

ilicent

_ _ __ _ __ _ The mjuwd persons I H U -_ - - Who has requested Premier Mus-

_ 1’ri.sidi_iit oi tlic_Laii.iili.iii .\i.inu- 'mmm Hwy wem Standing i‘:_‘f__0_'_'t _ eoiini of italy to allow him three tucturers Association, who heads a of H Bum” Shop when nm Magi 0c_ At 3alflm°"¢ italian airmen to Accompany him

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group expressing dissatisfaction at ,,m.,.ed, They expresqed th ‘_ - » on his proposed flight across the ‘lie i*“`ll'f °l"1"LleS 5" the budlwl- that the pomp img 'ig-0,? "Kin S5'l`f\°llS@ --------------- -- 6 12 2 North Pole. The Premier has Th?-" P0l“i UU! lllfll the C0H<f<‘>*S at them from 5 wimina-_' "mm Bf\llil1l0l'0 -------------- -- 4 5 2,agreed and is being swamped with ions made to the West add to the Batteries-<Parkoa and McKee requests from italian pilots. uneniploynient. in munuf~acluriiig uitziko, Jgeiqgon, Groves, Fr;mk`Amund”n wa; |¢h¢¢|u|¢¢| 1° “irq eeiitres and will tend to make and Cobb |from Plea in June. but it lia uid

Canada exclusively agriciilturzil. ' ' ' ' ' the explorer will walt the results of

lthe British and American world

----il-»-i- ._ | At Reading First Game fillers. Experts express the opinion

' lthat they will encounter some un-

nuffaio ___________________ 2 3 ilpleasant surprises In the way of nt-

(Canadian Press) R(=,,¢iing ___________ 1 3 0 rnorspheric conditions over Green-

niicoio April 21_.\;,itaoon eateries-risiier and witfivm ‘land and Alilka

.i iiun il

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5 'sl ‘t ie acceptance of the Ang- Martin and Lynds. i ' <45, _ __ _

O lo-lrali treaty and a su-bsidlarykig.

reeuiont betiwecn Great Britain and Second Games

li ik inditates that the constituent

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Last Minute News wienlibli' will refufle io ratify aiiienmiin _

llie new unless they are subctcn niomiing _____._- 3 5 o

I Flashed ln Over ,llally niodifiefl One m_ain point of Butter-les~Willl-ams and Mc-Avoy

the Wires tain fails toi giiaratitee Nosul, Vil- V

,,+,*,,4****,_._“*,**._._.* layet ‘.vlll not. be surrendered toi National League _

il'4rookly<ii .__.___.._-.-_-__ 7 l3

lriiiiniioipiiio 414 .-

1 IiattcrIe.s--Gri‘nice and Dcberry

Si Louis 8

4 - Clif SOI] all( 9-il Clif). ~**~"

p 0R(i3)r1§1e(151g?(;¥11S2_00()l;-tai.-it `_'_`l_`_i_l_'_`_i_`_`_`_'_'_'_`_1l» it Declares Former

I Batteries-Co0per, Steneder, Dye Jan Prenuer who

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PEllPlE 0F NIPAN Nllll Slfl UP ll CRY FUR DEMUCRACY

Movement on Foot To Upset Cabinet of l Peers and Establish Constitutional Gov-

ernment-Elect-ions on May 10th

gard to tho wishes of tho voter.-=. they shoiitcd. The Preiiiier had but two courses open to him rc- sitrnatloii or dissolution of the lloiifso of ileprcsiilalives and iiii- calliiig ofa general election. ll~- ehoso tho latter. The ilisuoliltioli Itself was spectacular. for it caiiie at xi moment when rowdii»s.lia|l forced their way into thc Dir-t Chamber and, shouting cplthels at the aged I’rr>tiiler, hurled a glass of water at his head, which iiiisseil and crashed against the wall iw- lilnd.

The iiialority political piirtyof

the oiiipire. the Selyukai. split into two fai'tion.=_ the old Seiyuliai op- posing the Premier and the bolters

politlcal party now supporting Preniler Kiyouru. The two chief

lopposltioupartles, the Kenseikal

and the Kaku-shin Club, have unit- ed with what is left of the Selyukal for the present election campaign. the three having in view the com- mon object oi’ defeating Premier Klyoura and the Seiyuhonto in the elections.

The whole platform of the oppo-

sition is its attack on government. hy the privileged classes and its advocacy of party government for Japan similar to the party govern- ment practiced ln England. The piattorm of the Government, al- though it will probably not be act- ually so stated. is that the Prince Regent appointed Premier Klyoura and so the nation must uphold tho Relient'-s action. `

Not only hccau-se of the lasiios

involved, hut because of the gener- al unrest and disturbed condition.: of Japan the present campaign pro- mises to be one oi’ the most specta- cular evor seen. ilrawin, riots. and

mwdyisin on both sides may he

i* and Schmidt; Stuart, Doak, ~Sherdel

NFW §f;_“;dlK;__T‘”_f_°")F__ ___land Clemens, Neiber- Gall, -Cir-k, Asserts war

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Lily tire/si<i~ii young men walked lnto_§(?;{0:O_r_k_________________ 1 7 0 Uv Se Is

the dmck room of a. Bronx cigar, BMmm.s__]-;am,.S and 0-Nap; '

""""` ml" mst nlgm' l“`ld “ll l“"5" Ilentlev ami (}owtiy_ Alnsttiilth. Impossible'

card players, robbed them ol' mon-` ` Am¢,.;can Lag", ey and jiwn>ir_\' totalling $12.00() iiudlN(,w york _______________

I-.~‘t-aiierl in a minor cur which the-.\' W,,,,hi,,g-,,,,, _____,_V______ _

in-ini at »1»-» onli- rim <--ir was ilwi,»,,,,,,,,,..,.i.,..

lpi~op<~rty ol one of the card players. Bow," __________________ 0 -

Four ~ciistoiner¢< \viio entered the Bm'm.im_v4Rumm(,ll and -nmggy store lo purchaise tobacco were al- Q“i"n_ lip.,-l._\. m“|`O~N..m_ pi(-|,,p»i\_

R il 6 `l 6 1 5 0

'torniln' the Seiuhonoto. tho onlyi

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(Canadian Press)

'l‘OKi0, April 2i. -A declaration

that war with the United States over the immigration question is liiipossible but the assertion that it would take years for Japan to forget the "insult" imposed by the United States Senate when it voted to cxolnilo Japanese from tho Unlt- ed States were among the state- ments made in an interview given by ('-oiint Gonibel Yamanioto. form- er Premier of Japan.

“There is no possibility of war re-

sulting from the action- of Con- gress," he asserted. "Our sword leaps from the scabbard only when the uiotherland is menaced or our obligations to our Allies call it forth. The immigration issue does not involve the national safety. With such an affront hurled against Japan our attitude must In- caliii dignified and restrained."

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'I‘Ol`t0N'l‘0, April 22. -Maritime

moderate east and south east winds with snow and sleet.

lligh tide this afternoon at 12.24

and tomorro wniorniiig at 1.356.

Sun sets this evening at 6.58 and

rises tomorrow morning at 4.68.

La-si quarter moon Saturday.

April 26th 12.28 a. m.

Sumniemlde tide eighteen mi-nu

tes later than Charlottetown.

Maximum and Mlnlmiim temper-

atures:

Toronto _....48 Montreal .. .. . _ .52 Quebec ....38 Halifax .....40 St. John .....lU Boston

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Fair Clcsr Cloudy

Fdir Fair Clear

30 38 3! 24

88 88 8| ll

New York Charlottetown (_. . _

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