he ' “u

6i- a MERCHANT Men who make money by’ work-

ing mere children are maklnl 1°° much money.

‘ ‘ . f‘, V . “"' I ‘ “\\ (A? 14M.

tan ai‘ an... call ire-u luck __.__/,.,/_.,,/_ ‘ A 1 when they have only taken off a ’/‘ ' ' ' -

a a 1.: s \, The eoleYPaper .-"=¢‘l“r“; Read by veryliody 1 1' ' " “ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew ‘

11.1. A. MM

ii T0

iii ill ciiiiiiiii

' t‘ Air Trip Between Europe and North America to be Held ‘Shortly. Airman’s-

Identity Ifept ecret.

J NDON, May 6__fphe Evening we says that within the next few eeks one of the best known Brit-

lAirlilfill will 'attemll1_1° fly 1v nsda and back in an ordinary aplane. Besides two pilots and u

Cont! III‘!

Churlottofovvn Guardian ‘Ilia Morning Guardian, Founded

Fi0008 IN BRiiNO0N y NEBESSITATE 0E0 00088 M0

Rivers Badly Swollen are Washing Away Roads and Bridges. Serious Outlook for Manitoba Peoples.

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WININIBEG. May 6-—Flllllll(:ifl1illlilcillf‘ thnl west of Brandon and and other assistance from the Red north ol‘ Viibvn, Matt, conditions Cross is to be rushed to the flood are assuming a serious aspect. hav- victims at Brandon, lilart. if condl- lllg pwrllloll the little Saskatche- tlons warrant, Major J. W. Forbes. wan ‘ltivei- at Aiiunedosa, Manitoba, Secrelflry. announced before leziv- and Ochre River. nrhile the waters lug for Brandon to confer with civic oi‘ Bear ijreek. at Piapot. Sasic. authorities, The action was ln res- have washed out several bridges ponse to an appeal from Brandon and damaged roads in the district. Retl Cross officials, who stated that In the lowlands near Virden sever- condit-lons were serious enough to nl families have ‘been made home- dcmnnd attention. ‘Rt-poms today less by lht- floods. '

U_ S_ Cow-IL {Governor-General

General to Retire1 N0 Longer King?’ Representative

(Special to the Guardian)

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927

‘ ililil W“

SElIllElllllYilF ii. s. iiitb ,1 0N WAR DEBTS

ciiiilltiiii iii iiiiiiisii GWT ‘rip beiwilell ‘Europe anti North ‘i t0

America. the iiirst return flight and - i

the first passenger carrying flight, I |

the paper says. The outward 10111" ‘i , Estrangeme .- Question.

i

on Expresses Misgiving‘ vergoncc of Opinion and of Sentiment 0n Debt

ncy will be by way oi‘ the Azores, where the plane will refuel. The re- turn from lllonirenl will he direct avlgntol‘, iheplane .wlll carry a to England .The name of the alr- assengor, -who will pay his fare. It man is not given and tho paper - ill be lilo first 8118i 10 - W081 i111‘ Ellyn 1111 11111115 1119 11911111 110111 Secret- ihe British and American stirles- mcn to do what can in- done to al- leviate this difference of view by setting out frankly and fairly by the facts oi‘ the ease and the pol- fllcy adopted on either side. But ‘ the controversy can only he in- _ tensifleil if public opinion in Am- erica. in guided by statements oi‘ ' ' fact in regard to their European debtors which to those debtors ap- pear inaccurate and misleading.

i coupon‘, nay o.» Expr sins ‘great inisgiving because of t ergcncc of opinion 111111 8B ‘ mcnt oi’ sentiment growing

lThousands 0i Acres Under Water in _ Brandon District

(Special to the Guardian) WINNPPEC, May 6.-We$le1‘11

asy For Cana- dians to Regain Citizenship

(Special to the Guardian)

$lr_ Charis: Madden, who suc- ‘"11". '

coeds Earl Bcatty as first sea lord and chief of the naval staff. Earl Beatty had been in office nearly eight years.

government in o. note to tho ell Slates today challenged t curacy of the statement Mar

'by Andrew W. Mellon, socretu captain and Rev. Francis P. Dui-

fy, rheological adviser to Governor Alfred E. ‘$mlfh._Ncw York( in his reply to the Marshall letter asking how the governor could reconcile

alive debt payments to the U States will not constitute a on llritish economic resource

r oi Health

(Special to the Guardian)

O'I"I‘~N\’V‘A, Ont; May Gr-Jlflpill- riutod Canadians, who have been naturalized in the United States and have returned to Canada. will find it simple to resume the man, e of Canadian nationality in fut re. The government in council yester- day announced that such returning Wanderers may be reestablished as Canadians after one year's resi- dence, instead of being considered aliens and subjected to alien natur-

Cuunda floods in the Brandon dis- trict are hourly growing 111018 1481" ions with thousands of acres now under wutor. The lied Cross has rushed financial aid to victims in that district where rivers raised over night. Although the rise in the river at Brandon was Blow. 11 resulted in a number of additional acres on the low lauds beintl 111111" merged. Apart frolll 111111 111916

. m was no material change in the situ-

\V

liliniste

Enroute To Washington

(Special to The Guardian)

NVASIHINGTUN. May ti.» ‘Fhirte

were two new ilevelcpmcnisi in rho

iik'embargo situation today. Ono as the announcement lhiii lion.

Regrets Issuance of State- ments by U. S.

"It its for this reason that His Majesty's government regrets that there should have been issued. un- der the authority of the secretary of the United States treasury, a series of statements in regard to Great Britain which appear to them not to represent accurately or com- pletely the facts. They truai that the U. S. Government will take

lhut in no circumstances will 0 eat flritain receive from and inter-allied wnr debts - together‘ more that she pays to ;,the United States. and that it was not the ilesire oi’ the British govern- ment to retain for their country anything out of receipts from .z:e- liarntious- und inter-allied war debts. ' (Yliinl: what the British gov n-

hla duty tothe state and the church. Father Duffy is to be in Torovvto May 10. In connection with the 75th jubilee of 8t. Michael's College. Father Duffy was fighting chaplain of the 69th ‘Regiment of New York city and wears the D. 8.0., lthe ribbon of the Legion d’Honneur, the Croix dc Guerra. with the palm of the French ‘Re- public. ‘He is an alumnus of Si.

oTnMvA. Ont, May o. -.nnn.

qul general at Ottawa. for more than 23 years. is retiring on Jilly ist oi‘ this year. it is understood that ills successor" has been select- ed but no public announcement of his name has yet been made.

polntment of Hon. William Phillips as United States Ambassador to Canada who will assume office

John G. Foster. United States con-i

lt is said that owing to the np-

CAPETOWN, South Africa, May i6.-—-<Pl‘(.'flll0l‘ lfertzeg announced in who llouse of Assembly today that in pursuance of a resolution pass- ,cd at the imperial Conference the Governor General of South Africa front July 1, 1927. would cease to net as the representative of the King. The Prime Minister added that he did not know how the Brit- ish government would be repre- seated.

Michuv‘ ‘c°11‘9°' here in Jilly that the office of Am- erican Consul (funeral will be shill-

cd to another city.

allzntlou regulations and have to Will! five years.

Hon. Rinfrot, Secretary of State. recommended to the government that applications of natural born Canadians who have been natural- ized in the United States. should be considered as special and that spec- ial certificates be issued after a residence of one your in Canada in cases where it is shown that the applicants intend to continue rosi- dcnce in Canada nndgive evidence of this intention. not only by affi- davlt or statement but by acquis-

ition of property or otherwise. . Endanger- ed InMiseissipi Floods

lNEW OIfiLll-IANB. 1211., May 6.~— The rescue or’ fifty thousand men and women and children. thousands of them cornered by separate breaks in the Mississippi Levee _ _ _ _ _ durlng [he pa.“ (Om- duys bemmc When it in finished il will really the immediate. ‘problem today 0g he a house on the ocean bod. ll. the great roller machine of Louhh will be built throughout oi steel = lane. Craft of almost every tyllc. “pedal” “ma” "C11,"! 1°,“'",1'“:“;i(_ from the ‘launberiug River steamer 11,‘: ti';°$§;'1t;u?lll_g:;fi?gx'vf,'iLhtvell; ‘to u", m“ bu“ ‘pwpened by 1"‘ um‘ ihodern convenience and comfort. board motor, were busy in wide Gigantic Dumps Wm convey stretches oi’ northeastern Louisiana, fresh an. from above a; lho nnlne moving the homeless to concentra- “me 59ml"; out the foul almou. tlon camps in Louisiana and Mis- ‘phere. There will be a wireless sissiippl. Many swift seaplaues of sot. electric cocking apparatus run the‘ navy roared. over the more iso- from storage batteries. special oh- lated inland places to locate refill:-

sorvution windows for studying cos clinging tn ion! tops, tl-nnn nml flail and submarine growthu—uinl lhe tops‘ of ‘promontorles projecting 11 131111111 11111110- n-bovo tho swirling flood waters. 1)°5“"11>1"1~'- 111“ Playing a prominent were bronzi-il 1e“- Ml" Dawmm‘ Tmwr“ "um lilo suvcri-i of 1.1M! light. house lull‘-

thut evor silicon. buy ho luui vii-o. who huvo fought tho moun-

droaliloil of n house hononth lilo lzrinous waves of tho Atlantic, Gull‘ 1111f" H TOW h“ 110mg w “M” i" and the Great ‘Lakes for yoiils, in '1' m 1 m‘ tlud a new and strange enemy liu a

"l have itiroittiy placoil the ()l‘il(‘.l‘ [m- the gigmnlc steel . gylinflul‘ approved for payment. out oi’ Minister of the situation. i 1111xhty river writhing in the throes of its greatest llood of Jilstory. - —---<oc>——--

vrhich should he ready in a few claims lIKBlWI-ZBUIUK 1111)’ 01ml! 11111- 1m“ 01111’ 51111111911 m m“ problem weeks now. l silull tuko it out, in lion (lililars, in an lnioriui report. is‘ 111011‘! lllififlillmfldflflll". 111111 11 15 auctions niid (ircct ll. on Aho H|)l)t.‘i|1l‘fllllll‘(1tl by ‘James iifirlcl. K. (.'., ostinutod that tho C091 01 100011‘ R ' ' When in position it will ho llillll0-,"11'l0ll(‘,ll)ll, N. lll.. lloyul (fimrnlls- i-itrucling thcdibrury would be $5.- ihinl: like thirty or forty foot be-isioner. investigating (Innudiuniililihitllil 11111 1116 1850111096 01' 1-115 S r t 4 ll(‘illll lhv surface. it will ho just claims for war 11_'l]i!llllll1.'_\' agalnsliiiuiseuin are inadequate 1o meet e u ' 0 likc u lingo snbmurintv-cnpuhio oi ‘Germany. A'lllil'OXiillZii0i_y' 1.4517111 h an 0x981150- _p__ 1 flouting. and slnlking onlly Wlhell apvnrtls have lbeen tirade; whilcl 11111 11311115111 21111111911111 '1-1'111‘t1:1‘y I‘ LONDON. Ma o'__ E l 1 watt-r is let intontic spec a tau s. tin-teen remaining cases remain the fireflies-J w [11011393999 011. u ms queauonalfle rvpendulul::llzggu'zlil Mi. Dawson-hovers made it to be reputed tipon. by the icomwtlio ncild darts not utilise its troke throuxhout,‘ Tommy ‘Reece onight extended‘ new world's illlards mark to 4.573 ipoints un- nishod, far above ‘the record of .964 he set last week. lie finished‘ this afternoon with

ntiim today. Farmers are hopinl.’

that tho water will rccede in time

to allow them to seed lute crops. {soai

Men to Live Under the Sea

(By British United Press)

LO-AKDON. May 6.—A rich Bristol mun is to curry out a project which has been- his dreary for years--evol' since. 111 1M1. 11B P411111 as u. boy Jules Vcrnc‘s fantastic rqnintlcu of life on the ocean bed in “Twenty 'l‘liutisand Leagues uu- der the Sea."

He is Charles Dawson-Travers, n retired mining engineer. who has spent the greater" purl of his career in Colombo. and hi! is setting out. in May for nn island in the South Sous where he intends building a submarine palace in which he will live beneath the sea.

Death List in . Mine Disaster , Reaches 29

steps to remove the unfortunate impression that has been created by that issue of this statement. The position of the British government in regard to these interests-pay- ments is well known and the rc- cords are easily available; but ll’ at any time further information is desired by the United States treas- ury, His Majesty's government will be hallfly to furnish it."

The note, which was delivered to Secretary of State Kellogg. to- day by H. G. Chilton in behalf of Ambassador Howard, who‘. is ab’- asnt from Washington takes up the specific position of Great Brit- ain on tho war- debts as mcrltioneil by Secretary Mellon in a letter to Dr. John Grier Hlbbon, President, of Princeton University. in replyi to a statement by Dr. Hibhen and] 116 members of the Princeton fire‘ ulty. This letter statement dorscd the open letter of the facul ty of political science oi‘ Columbia University in recommending re-

lic declared that the British High C0mlnissionel' for South

Mr. Foster. who is G8 yours, has, Africa would be given the tintional the ilintinction of being tho Ullly‘519-1~115 0111 11111101111111‘! 113111959111" nnin in the United Slates foreign alive to the iluiou so that he would service who has been continued . 116 1ll 111F801 1011011 W111l 1119 31111811 punt the retirement nge of 66 years. l;l1Vl‘-l‘1111113111- 60118181 51111115 9X- lie has also been Consul (leneral.l11‘F>-‘11‘9<1 1110 fem‘ 111111 to take away longer Llnm any other in tho Unit, the function of the Ililfll 3011111118- ed States with thirty years sel'vice.1§101191' 101' $011111 111F101! 4111111 1-119 lflovernor General would be detri- inrentol to the union on the ground That tho interests of the native ter- ,rllorias should he as closely iden- ‘llfled as possible with tho policy of the union.

Lunacy In The Air

incni rcgarils as errors and inac- i-urzn-los in Mr. Mell0n's statement. the note expresses "trust that the United States goverulnent will lake steps to remove the unfortun- till‘ impression that has been creat- cri," by lilo issuance of Mr. Mel- lnirs statement.

in. .l.. l-l. -King, Alinisicl‘ oi lloallh at Ottawa, is cnroute to Washintz- ton. and lho seoonil was llli! nn- nouncement that his ilepuly minis-i- or, iDr. Alnyot, has prepari d u brief advocating the ilniniwiliiile release oi‘ all Quebec. save tile City ill Montreal. from the l-‘nilctl States milk aild cieiuu bun.

This brief is 1)ilS(Tli‘(lll infurnuv‘ tlon obtained front tho province] _ health authorities. ll is nnppnsoil; snnlng ilnn ihe British govern- 111111 D11 K111R 111 11111131111: 111k‘ iirivliineinl iviis presenting its consider- ‘With him and that ll. will he, sul» alions of the WM‘ (lobt. problem. (Lin lllltwil L6" the "illnited States iltipni-i- no r.uiitc.iltioua' or controversial mont oi’ agriculture on ‘fuu-siluy, $i111'11-"1111'-1-1111° ‘1°¢1a"95'111a1 "0"

The lnfnl-lnnllnn ask,“ 1-m- ny llnnlhc ('Ulll.l'ill')' their tleslre‘ is to (lepaflmcnt or “gricullul-n pnnpm-ljs.maintain zind to promote n friendly U... prevuhmrce u; lyphchl h, cmmlundursliiiiililig between the two try tiisiricis (luring lilo lust sixlgllw“ laughs“ Hpeaklfufr 11121101113911 months, and ‘lllliifilllllllllfi lulu-ii ini“y1'usu (1"'“1“1rul“_“' 111891 153m“ 1m 150mm the Bmlrvp m. rpm-ac» and lJITtKIiYE-lh oi the \v0ild

iili‘ row-ill: lopldeiuic in Monti-col. lfiiiwiisliiiig, oi’ _simllai‘ informulioli ll'!~ill|1i‘(i ln the lifting oi‘ the embargo from all eHu-angelncln n; nenllmnn; whlnh ‘1'*““19,1'11 01111111" 1-911 1111.\'S1l,1-f1i. ,ls growing up in regard to these consideration and revision of the

‘The iCnnailinn iPl-liliillll now il(l]ii'-‘<l‘\\'lll‘ obligations." the note contin- debt settlement made with the that similar relvnsc will in- gin-n] lies. "ll appears lu he the task offormer allies of the United States. tho tiislcrn townships in‘ Quvbi-ir,‘ - and posibly tho whole 0i iiu- prov-l 1110c except the illllllfllilllitl on\‘irnn.~i,i of Montreal. by the l'lll| oi’ the. week. .

Warfiaims Ar?

Nd Contentions or Controversial Spirit. ‘.‘illt.\i0N'l‘, W. \\'u.. May b‘. —

The known dead in the Everette- ville mine ilisastei" was iucrc

to 29 yesterday afternoon wmn rtscue workers located five addi- tional bodies in tho southwest sec- tio oi‘ the ill-fated workings. The re cuers contiiiileil their search for 65 miners as yet unitccounteil for since they were ciltomileil by an explosion four dayii ago.

fivi

Dogs Disdain of Filnis

(By British United Press)

ill-lltlJlN, May IL~A series in‘ ilil- g creating experiments has just Inicnl rontpicicd by llr. Alcndel, u (form-i (BY Brmsh Urmed PM") un scientist, to ti-sl. lhc iinllressltiiil LUNHION‘ May 6_ ___Are man“ 1mm” o" ‘mum's by "mvmg 1'1"‘ lfesiallons oi‘ lunacy on the part oi.’ ""°-“- .pusscnl.'crn an every day occur-

T11" 11‘1""’1‘ 111111111 '11"11- 111114“ 1“1“‘iriziico 0n tho International Air- rlot thi- faintest internal. in |l|(‘.ill'l'l!.‘-l ways? shown on tlm iicreian. Thoy do nut Evidently the French authorities nntltzc iaais ur iithci dogs. Neither think so. or they would hardly a. St- lloraard, n. spaniel .01‘ an Al- have issued specific instructions to sulian would ilnign in bestow even 1111' 11100111111105 11-‘1 l0 11111)’ 10 118111 a llnwslng Klan“. m. ll“. planted liwith a traveller‘ who“ shows signs

Tho only exception was n. lltlil- 91 "1131-‘1 1“ 111° 1191113’- (lachshundv ‘vhlch, m]. a momenh These lmitructions are remark- wasdoceived into taking the sbu- "bl-v 101"" “"11 91116113111’ m wit‘ (low for the substance. iHe ran up Heirtjhalflzlgtlluifiil“lxnrgggvliemgflfi 1° ‘he screen‘ 8111mm at ‘me 9.150919 automatic. and on first signs of shown on it, and then, martiiestly

lunacy he is to seize and truss up convinced that it was a com-plate the mum.“ pergormmg that ungor. ‘fraud, suddenly lost all interest iu

tunaio with o. nice new bullet. Lhc show. should he be so indiecreet as to Cow, on the tithcl‘ hand. being

object.

luninrals that. depend rather on theiri Wlllli life 1118 $15115 0f 11l1180y? cyo than on their sense of smoiilTile instrucgloil lflllllflrillllly (11:58 and hearing, took the film serious] 1101 -“11Y- YOWS 119118 Dreflllmfl i’ and were greatly ummed when i: ls not. and the writer at any rate 1a,.“ dog appeared on “w 5Com,‘ proposes to render himself safely They, arched the“. backs. spat V“? lneri. by copious draughte of poppy orously and brlstled tloiiance m miu1drugonl‘ or some other The reaction in the cast- of-birdsi ‘News!’ Hymn of ma’ East b51016 ’ ' taklnl: to the air on the wings of

which reply largely on their nnnnn

oi‘ sight. varied considerably iwlth

tho French Bugle. thc different varieties itestod. Tho 1110111 1l1I-811y duped wero such do-‘Sold

111914110 11111111 w! geese. ducks. fowls Mine For Q

and pigeons. which seemed not lu (By British United Prfin)

notice the lack of colour in the pictures. Wild birds, on the other hand. 'IUN1)ON"MBYG'”A”A-b°rd°°“ such as the finch. robin, and qnnll, 21"": “'11: 351111111111“ 1111(1l'11'1°"ld111£°?;; ~ ., . . _ i ‘(it U. O ll!) flll S0 weie much moic critical, whilt $175 has Just (“at lie was James Henderson Gran-l

ggvlflélkcen-eved and accustomed to e 80k or the 1115M’ M11011“ 11"’ nu. n native of Fraserburgh, Aber- dccnshiro. lle died iu Adelaide.

doings on the screen with an inter- Wcsteru Australia.

if‘! almost human. An excitable Mr“ ‘mck- 10°- '111-‘W repeatedly Early in tho ‘sixties, Crauna and

ilcpciul. 'l‘liey' Vll,'\\' with great misgivings ilm divergciii-c of opinions and tho

Fortunes Hunt Ends In Paupers Grave

(By British United Press) LUNDON. M-ny il.— A promising ,iifo absolutely ruined and death in

.

l)eserters Llve Eabjett poverty llll‘0lll,'ll.il fanatical ‘ ibelief in l1 iortune which probably As Herlnltshievei‘ rxisted—thst is the tra-glc story behind a. mun who has just been carried to a 1)Zl.ll1.i0f".i grave

In a West Country town.

Not many yezrns ago re was a liradcsman with a prospolcus busi- ness; he was happily married, and had ho cure in tho world. Thou. one day. he liiilCUVfiYtlli through sumo old family papers that ho W38 the nearest relative to n nrau who had migrated yoans hofnrt- to Amor- icn, and who, according lo family rumours had zimasseil .1 lingo for- tune.

Tile discovery caused little inter. est at first, but gradually ho began to lot ills mind ‘rt-st upon the pos- sibility -ul' belnig heir lo great wealth. and -ln a short space of time the thought became nothing short of an obsession.

Only the very vaguesi particu- lars of the supposed millionaire were known-it was not. even years. living a nomadic ‘life. occas- ‘gélgflblvyiiiizr Eigtlf-Diitrissllilngilhoiléi: zflnslllley (f:lggog°“znhi°t,tlfflr vmweset about searching for news.

n5 °1 ‘a 911111159‘ il-le investigated every availnible

of clothing. mm" . y record, advertiser! la scores ‘Birds or rabbns-‘whlch w°m|oi' American papers. and even

shot during the first year but made a “.1 _ p to New York. 511111611 1M1“ when they 111111 “o The effort upon his business was

British iMuseum Danger

(By British United Press) . . . ‘IiOlND-ON, May 6. — Forty-six 0V6‘ Nlne MIHIOIIS miles cf cast iron 1111111VBs holding ' 4,000,000 ilrreplaceablo volumes, and known us the "llrou Library". (Canadlan Press) iii lhc British iMnseum. arc in tlLlfli-l‘ -U'l"i‘-.\\V.-\, Miiy is. .\l1iro 1ll'|Il er or collapse 0W111lf 10 the illefefli- lli|1(‘, niiliiini tiiillnrs will probably lug weight of new pubilclltloits- be paid to (‘uuiiiliiiiis for ionstniillthlltlli n inontlr-tlial. are continu- r-nrrni-nii during iili- ~ war, ll‘ ally ‘helm: ambled- wiis t-nrnril luiluyfi‘ s sum. il is Tho nlulier i5 so serious that u siulod. riiprescnls iilu tulal zunounl il0l1ll1i111°11 111111 111101'111°41 111° P111111’

(By British United Press)

il'A‘RlS. May 6.—- (mnseleuitious objectors are rare in France. and therefore considerable interest has been aroused ln the ‘trial by court-martial cf two brothers. Theophile and lFelix ‘Borthaion. on a charge of desertiolt in 11114. Their story is an extraordinary -ono..

"They aro 'Proteatnnt mountain- eers belonging to the old Vandals race. When the war broke, out. they ivero l11110llll30. They were lilo-bills- ed and went to their depot in tho Alpine town of Brlancon, vhtit here. (lociding that their gospel "forbade them to shed blood. they returned to their native village in an Al- plao valley. collected a few/clothes a sporting gun, and some cartridges and left for a mountain top.