‘ tillty of -tile four young men who

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Member A. B. O.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1922.

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llotuent and llbl " Charles. lislloole oi. Musical Programme.

The Charlottetown Chautaqua waned yesterday afternoon when hr S. Albert McDonald, Chairman of the local guarantors, took the planllbr-lll 8t lllree o'clock and in- troduced the Superintendent, Leon M. Pearson, who will have charge of tlle program during the week. [Following cl short recital oi dialect. poems by Mr. Pearson, the Dunbar Male Quartet and 11am] Bell Ringers gave a program oi delightful music which varied lrom vocal and instrumental to comic numbers, featuring the Swiss novelty of bell ringing, and displaying throughout the versa-

compose the company.

The quartet opened the evening session last ll-lght with their sec- ond program of music. The coin" nlanding quality oi Mr. Musclfs riecp bass voice, the plcasing pet'- sonallly of the director, Mr. Mail‘ lison, and the skill of the entire colnlpsny in handling the well- luned bells are features of their program which left a most favor ufnie impression on the Churiotitw‘ town audience. .

The first lecture oi -lhe week was given last night when the il-lon Chas. ‘H. Poole, Member _of the New Zeniand Parliament. 3D‘ peered and discussed in a most forceful fashion the social prob- lems w-hlch that new country from which he‘ comes is iaclng,_ and which are palmiieilcd by problems which Canada is facing every day. The lecture was not only tlmoiy and full of sound reasoning, bill

e Address Delivered by lion.

New Zealand. ' Splendid

in; the company or Miss Edith ll ynne ‘Mattliison and izsr Shake-

Bllfillfeflll Ffillertoire. compilny, comes Miss Mary Agngg Dqylg, Wm‘ "- leading oi the charming

American pluy "in Walked Jllll- lY-Y". ilillleflrlllg this afternoon .it‘ ter the musical prograrg, 'i‘)-.._- ver- Bfll-llll)’ of this dramatic resin-r has won her universal zlpplause over the Chautauqua circuits.

The iprogranls have been nu- nounccd to begin rlt iilrec in the afternoon and eight iii i113 even inn. lllBtMd 0i at the hours stated previously.

An added feature 0f (he Chg,"- iauqua. this year is tho morning lecture of ille Superintcnrldht, The first 0f tilese was given y»...- terday at the opening of the pro" gram. and the second will be giv- en this morning ill. eleven o'clock, when lMr, Pearson will discuss the developmental‘ the Little 'l‘lloll- tre, illustrating his talk with ii ilramzltic reading from "The (lop pcrhcad."

THE ADDRESS Hon Chas. Pooie's address on Social Redemption,” willie illli oi information and educational worth. tiontainoq much of that spontaneous llullmr which capti- vated his zlurilence. lion Mr. Ponlrfc experience as a represen- tative of tho important district of Wes; Auckland, New Zcrllunrl, ilas flied him to discuss ills topic with authority. it was a broad-minded discussion o_f_ nlguiy gilvernmcntxll problolns embodying lin linzliv-is

Dr. A. Graham . Bell Died in Baddeck, C. B.

(Special to The Guardian.)

SYDNIEY, N. S., Aug. 2. —Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, died at twp rfrziock this lllornill-g at Belnu Bhrcacil, his uotdle near Haddock

United States Battle Cruisers At Halifax

(Special to The Guardian.)

HnllidillfAX, Aug. 2.-— 'l‘llo lini- led Stair; battle cruisers Florida, North Dakota, Delaware and thc cruise;- Olylllpla, arrived here to- day, lifts-l‘ a two lnollths‘_ cruise in. southern waters. Tilcy will remain ill Halifax until August l5, when they will leave for the Virginia Capes for target practice. The squadron its in command oi Itoar Atlllllfill Newton McCul- ly. A total of about four thousand

it was also characterized b)’ a 0e- hghffui humor that. kept. the at‘ lention of the large gathering i throughout.

Tile finest lnllslcai programs of the entire week are promised for today-when two companies oi ar- tists come to the Charlottetown ullalitnuqua; The Great Lakes String Quartet is the olfllllllllfilm which rlcompanierl eat-President \Vllson on his tranrAtluntlc voy ages. all organization made up oi men, each one oi wllonl has bee-n- ofie-red a position with (‘he Chica- go gymphgny Orchestra. This coin

puny has remained intact because-l.

they desire to pllll’ 1191MB ‘"1"’ larger Chautauqua audiences and lyflng QDOQ 111E510 l0 {NOD10 \~\'1lO are not in touch with the lnuslcrll motropoli. T118 Quliflet Fives ‘l full evening's prosrom wlllléhi- ‘Both Miss Eslellv Bushes "m1 Mr, Clarence iluwdefl. W11" ("Tm (he nughcs-Hawdell Colllpany, all pouring on the afleruzioll cruel-ll" 100w, have been soloists with the Philadelphia lsymnllvllv Ofches‘ (m, lMiss Hughes. the soprano. comes to Charlottetown with the ravdggflqp 0t having the finest. ‘oprhnp vnlCn (hilt i185 will" m" ltartained Chautauqua audiences. ‘Fronl gngllgqmltllfl.

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"Ramon-roe. per lino oer dlv- liv- o r line per day for 8 days ol-pvcr. s8. s line per day for 6 days or ovcr Count 5 words to n tine. Group! 0i l figures, initial late s. 60ml! f" one word. 10 per oen . discount or cash. Address forms Dart of all. .50 mugl he pale of. Bnaclul lute! Furnished Room d. 75o for setup; words for one week. Bil-ll!- wunted. for seven words. 50o l)“ week.

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‘w-QNTED- A CAPABLE MlAlllwith the exception of lulliltics erl‘ Am“), 3L plumes, Mhtnsc, l20\minuls and—womcil. New Zcuiunil Brighton Road. Aug 3-ili.,l'ec.0gnizillg the fact that women

,__ , ___._.-_ _- lluvc the right to regulate cvlroll-

‘Fog BALE CAR (RDADSTER) munt of tile home was the first Apply Turner, Charlottetown country in the world to emancip- qamge, 721-1-31. are women, and the women had.

he said, projected a‘ - wellilurlul

L031‘ _lLiAl>li8 GRAY COAT moral clcnlellt into LhUpUMiO life hehwggu Fitzroy iSt. and Kep oi the country. Women were also PM,‘ Fume, kimuy leave at at tile brlse of u great number oi

2i. reforms recently carried out.

‘ Gundlfll. offices

Logpgonp Upper Queen street n purse contnlnlng bet/ween 87-00 Finder please teal/F

andMLQO. at this office. Reward. Marathi‘: non ‘School, No. l5.

McEwon, Sec)’. 68-1-3141.

__ 'NOTICE—BR|NG YOUR GUNQ in good order for the fall's shoot- Lrvwn mowers shsrllfllllvi

to ma, and have thorn Dllt

tug. stoves and work promptly attended James White, 86 Kent (St. "dirty ‘WANT!!! -- VII l few real live rennsolltstlve

all general repril

ill every city‘ nnd town in Cans- stop sis- prevents acct (new a n"! sell: big profits Write for particulars and agents‘

all to sell automobile "llll positively dents: every our 179M? 9537 t0

bropoeltlionb Canadian Auto run physically nnd mentally more M. ,, , a m "[3 iii-iii: Illll, Olltlrlo. _ ~ (Continued 0n Page Three-l

onlsnnwieu Becolld ‘ Class teacher. Supplement $95. J- n‘

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WANT

oi’ some nf the nlore modern laws enacted in Now Zcniand and tile manner in which they have been working out. ‘ New Zealand, Jinn (tanned "The World's Lilboriliory" -for trying out experimental logis- intion, nnd in addition [1l0l'0t9"" the Paradise oil-the Pacific.‘ l-l claimed of his country that .it conl taincd the condensed beauties oil five countries. lPts s0(ll,/,:ilr and] vegetation make lt a Kine place] to live in, nnd it had often llbcllt described as rbe lost, loneliness and loveliest part ni’ the Pacific. Respecting snowfall, not ii snow fluke had ever been seen there ex‘ cept in a picture. At first New Zea land, he said. was inllzlhitaicl] by savages among whom cannibalism. was rife. ill turn, Hon. Mr Poole- ‘pointeil to tho visits of tile voyag- ours oi the Dutil, the French anal finally the British. With the ald- vent of the lntcr. trails illcrcuscii and tile savuizc ullmutcly bccumc tile friends oi the pioneer. At Ibis mgr New Zenlund. sn-iil Hell. Ml‘. Poole. has, without Bolsilovism. slipped into [liq (ivnllltlonury stride and revolution had been net zlsidc. ltcferring to other llritisil dolninions, lilo speaker stated that his country owed ‘much to Nova iScotia nnd other portions of the Atlantic slope. There had been muny, he said, in the sec‘- lnns ho mentioned who h". blalv ed the sells to locate in New Zen land. Silver and gold urn not the .chicf assets oi any nation said ‘Hon Mr. Poole and s0 with New Zcdizind. The success of .lily itoull~ try depended upon thr- supremacy of ilumun nature and New Zculilnti knowing tilis, had labored hard to lllhlkt; all lihc cscnces of its life contribute in its building.

it had been an Old law in New lZelnsnil to grant the right t0 ux- (erclse the franchise to nll .uiu‘ts

Mr. Poo

DOMESTIC LIFE ‘Po regulate domestic life New Zcrlland, finding herself wanting, took steps to furnish remedy and the first public health departnlonl of the South Seals was inuugilrzl‘ ed. so that infantile lllorluiity has, us‘ a rcsull, gone dowll to tile low est percentage ever known tn civ-

it is the right oi every boy nnd girl to have a lillorul education us New Zoulund recognized long- ago, said lion Mr. Poole, (but hrr free institutions of civilization wcro biliidod upon the mental ut- tiilldo of its people, and to this snd, tho stuto at nll times cnrlcrl- vorod to give tho boys and girls ll chance ill life. Respecting the in- ner social liie of the cnuntrY- "l" spclikcr stated lllut the lll0tlt‘l‘l'l dangerous clement in lnosl coun- tries today was the idle rich, lliil this was -nll exlccptiloll lnhis coun‘ trv, it was the wlsll oi the muior- (Ly there. he said, t0 dcvciop cllllll

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llllflhliln. Thou New Zeaiund said l"

nilovo speakers there will ho rcniurkn by ilny others

lin udditioil to ilddresscs by tho lMcal-ninis, E.

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Second Day ol.Proviii l Rifle Association Meet Several ileeilly Contested Matches Shot. ilxcyeileilt

Scores Were Made and Great Enthusiasm is Being Shown by Competitors.

The second day's shoot of the Provincial Rifle Association was

lion Drug Company's Match tilo previous day.

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completed yesterday and was in lllc aftl-rlulon the remainder hmh in regard g0 weather con- of tllc iliaicllilllilid lirier Match (“Llflng nnd scores made even and the Corporation ‘Match were

nlorc successful than the ollcllinfl day. Tile competitors have settled down to business nnd all are silowlllg tile grcutrzst enthusiasm in the different ilHrtChGS.

‘in the lllilflllill; the first stage 200 yard range oi the MacDonald Brier Match and the Cadet Match at 200 yards were pill through and the first prize (‘or tile former a silver medal, donated by the Rlifle Assoclatloil was won by .\'lr. (l. G. McLc-nilall, wlllncr of the MacKin-

shot, lilo latter being won by (iapt. A. ltollcrison, with u score of 4i) points out of a possible of 50. Mr. it. t‘. (‘bandit-r nnd Mr. W. lie‘. Nirfluilulll look second alld tilird ]11'.l('(! respectively.

Altogczllop ycstcrziilys shooting wllscxceptionrllliy gbodand ti. titc wozitllrlr remains favorable today's will be r-qualiy good (l5 lllcrc are ll llllllllllar of excellent matches a-lnilllg which is the Ladies‘ (‘liai- lclli-Zc 'I‘rcllily nlntcil which will be shot in the afternoon.

THE PROWSE BROS‘! LTD» MATCH.

men arc on board, including more Kennedy, ll. J., (‘._ It. C . . . . .55 m: 32 100 than seventucil illlllilrod nlldslllp- liciklbc, .-\. J., Sgt. ll. A. . Jl-i {i2 3i ‘J7 lllell ironl tile United States Na- Mcilae, ll. [J., H. B. . . . . . . .. 3?. 32 Ill 95 val Acaliclliy at Annzupoilc, bid. liuiilr-rsioll, A.-S., Capt. 105th... 2i! 2s 1:2 90 Tile vessels will be open for pub- Snlitil, W. Capt, .. . , 29 i225 .it: 90 ilc inspection at specified ilours. West. G. W., Y. it. (I. . . . 2D 32 2!) Si’) .‘ ___...<..>____ Hooper, Percy, M. ll. L. .. . 1'2 29 29 till F‘ t C i llccr, G. 1L, Sgt. H. A. .. . iii 27 2i) U0 Johnston. W. A. (7apt.. . . fill ill 2S 90 0 Aldlnnis. Y. u. c. . . . . .. . . s2 is 2v iio ' ' iialltlrigzlil, l’. J., H. ll, . . 2D 30 ‘.59 lltl _ 0 Allen, A. w., cdni. Y. n. c no 2o 20 ss ' ' ' llfillllf‘: Plltvlil‘, VY. ll. (‘. .. El ‘J8 29 83 D nlclmns, n», l. n. t: . . . . . . .. so it :1 ss Kennedy, l". 0., Cpl. ii. '13 . 230 3i :35 86 Monro, J. 1\., Y. if, C... . b0 d 2i fill 1ST. (JATlllDitiNldS. oni}, Aug. "fillers. W. 1a..‘ l‘. n; ' . . s1 :25 so as 2.--'i‘ilo first cargo of British coa (“Hahn - < i3 hi? for the‘ Nirlléuyai tiistrict is in the 601M mil.‘ 1y]. ‘{- 1. . .. . 37 :7 .l.. Welland Canal today llmlml for ‘Hvlgnn "l; H' f‘ j.’ the (mini-in ‘Paper Niillrl. at vicralll", ‘w "R M ', 7,’; y‘ ,- ‘Phornld. it is oi‘ the stcuin vur- fiche“ "1' p‘ G" . ‘ ' ' ' ' ' “ f,‘ 1;‘ 57 3;’ lotv and is being brought by the M“ L lumuv ‘on '1 j-J 33 T,“ 3f colllllalny's llcw steamer Trllbuilcni y; " * ~ f“ :3 ff b» 1e a full sized Welland (tllnal frcigh-l ‘was I ‘ i7 -- l"; (er, dirt-ct from Newcastle -i>ll|(’:_“'d]_ w ‘ ‘i3 31 'l‘yno, wllcri: silo wu-s built. (lap- OQifl "3 - 1t M Ti) ~.’.. 80 lain J J. Norris iis lu charge. it .vln('nl_i"'(jy" R‘ ‘ ‘l7 80 is probnibiy the heaviest llllll)Olllltl_i~._ll_l" ( :0 a!) 7i) coal cargo that over entered thl2|., ‘.611’ ,1 ‘"9 f7 79 1.2.1:“. s. s; s c . . Z. LL .l so}? loin A. 0. v7 2,,- I)!‘ s . . ' r - -0 73 MCLOHYHU] S, __ 3g, g7 _ Soldiers Monument . " " . Kennedy. W. .. 2o 2:: vs 71 T B U l dplntelrsrln, (I, . . . . ., ,_ {l9 3r; g3 77 0 e JlvQllllrrlc. J. .. .:0 20 so 7r, l-‘llflll- L. It. .. 2o 2s ~25 76 Todauy ('l‘llursda.V.) Augusitlffftchlc- E~ .. 2i 31 24 75 Zlrtl, at 2 pm. the lllollulllent £'l‘-:(,_'f(‘,wn' (I- ‘Mel ., 2s :24 24 7r; vctcd by tllc Presbyterian Conqrlilllllllll‘. R. (n, - -- 3o 26 24 75 grogntiilll of Murray Harbor Northlldhfss, Anlb.. M.‘ . .. 2i 2S 22 74 and Peters Road to the, nlcmoryhclfdlll. A. W.. b. ~-, .. 26 26 :52 0i the boys from those localities, CCU“. Y- 1i. -- 39 19 25 who fcll in tile Great War will "(will J- ll, ,. . s: 21 1:; be unveiled with suitable core» lnony. , ' , ' Tho monument willch is erected wait"! THE PRQWSE TEAM MATCH ill tile cemetery at Murziry liar‘ , _ bour North is ‘built of granite of s“ 1“"""“-“1Y-1‘-(l~ - - - - - - - - - .. 86 siinllle yet. lnliii-(asslvii design. and Lflvlmlflllllllhth .. .88 l’. -i. ll. Brie. weighs about clcvcn tons. ‘F- ~ i’ "l"- - - J- - - - - - ~- ~97 Z71 9.00 lit contains tho nnlllcs of the fol- “lm- "lllteftl-lr-ln, A. (', ,9‘; lowing soldiers: l?“ -M"-11f‘"‘"'ll-ll- G- G- - - - - .83 1951b Bil. Private William llonry Gralluln, ("mt- Slnml» W- E- - - - - - - -- 90 265 00 age 21 yours, killed in action mmnmi-Y- A» ~- - $5 ~ March 17th., 1917. Kf-"lllvlly- ll» J. - 100 (Y- R- C. ltoy Angus {iVlacDonal-j, age 24, Kemwibv- W- J- - 77 262 450 killed April 9th., 1017 nt Vimy filfigllllls. W- . srl ‘ Rmga . cililliu, h}, _ 90 Y, R C_ v James Irving, died of lvoilnde, Mily- B- ..\‘.'l 261 3,00 w Nov, 9th,, 1017, (West. (l. w. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 90 William H. ‘L. ‘Illellly, ngla 24 109K. ‘N. i). . . . . . .. . 8d Y. R. C‘. l/Ollrs. killed at Palsscilenrlacle, @111- A- 0- 1f‘ . . . . . . . . . . . .. 78 ’ 256 250 Nov. 5th., 1917. - Tenn '_.._-._ John ilusscli Davidson. age 2d, . JUDSON TYRO MATCH ' .- kilied at (Ja-lnbrai, Sept. 27th, 1918. l'l"<-‘\V='l0. ‘llll-folll. M. R. t“. . . . . . . . . 89 5.00 Nicholas lMlileLcnllilil, ilge 35 “Hike. W. U. Y. it. (l . . . . . . . . . . .. 88 4,00 years, killed at Arras, Sept. 2nd., Hvlvbvn. ‘ll.. Pie. 105th . . . . . . . . .. 81 3,00 101s. - Hos" Austin, B. it. (i .. 7o 3,00 llfeitb Grilllam, killed at Arras, “l0 In 1C. Y. ii. U . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 98 3,00 Aug. 27th.. 191s. . . . . .. .._ ilaylcl‘. ll.. Y. n. c. . . . . . .. .. .. . 7s. son Those names are on three sides 77 2.00 Moore, J. 5,, 3th Sig, (in, ,, oi‘ the nlonument and on the Niut-Pllull. A. l»), 8th. -Sig. Co. 71 3,00 fourth are tilc following lines; Munroe, 105th . . . . . . . . . . . .. 69 3,00 w n 1 d S} d growupizl..vY-.El’t.uli.. 69 300 o are 1c roa . iort ilys ngq roivn, ~. ., . . i. I. L. H. . 67 2,00 l we lived, MPKillllUlluiA. l‘. it. C. .. 67 2,00 ("cit dawn, flllw sunset glow, Sllnipson, Cecil M., B. R. C. 54 2,00 Loved undlwore loved, and now rMilllc-tt, A., Y. it. C. 54 3,00 We lie in Wanders field. Taylor, Wilfred. t‘. R. ll. . . . . . . .. 54 v 00 Foster, i~i., v. n. c. .. d3 Zoo The unveiling progrlinl is as “Mai 3011'" 63 1.00 0il0wg;_~ ' McDc-nzlid. ‘Leo. C. it. C. . . . . (31 1,00 Opening Hymn, Ayers, ll. Cadet . . . . . . . . ... 01 1,00 Scripture Reading. ' ' ilyllln. - THE MACDONALD Fosstilr. E. H. . . . . . . . . . . .. Xfiitiyei‘. BRIER MALICH s 30110,, John ‘ irrelss~ Tlcv. J. S. McKay. T" Qili- bioorc, J. S. .. Address» - Chairman oi Conl- 'M@L'i‘-l\‘1‘~‘5\‘"- (i- G» ~~ - -- - 65am: J. B. . .. . . mltlce. Silver lll.i. ‘ Piprcn, J, s, _ iiymn. llocr, G. R. .. . . .. l-Vlllwccnlbe’ A _]_ _ _ _ .‘\llf1l‘0$5—~ Rev. George C. Tay- glftklb 17- ~~ "Zslllllll, W. E. .. . r- no so "s- - »- llhldnrls, J. M. .. .. Unveiling and roll call. Chandler, ll; C. .. .. tlilh-onnmyy, 1L y __ Handing over monument todfenncdy. W. J . . . . . . . . .. .. (‘funnels 0. H. . . . . .. Trustees. Anld ..l. A .. . . hlhnhgwor-(h, H“ \'_ _ __ _

.. ~62Al1l<lh,l.4 n . . . . . .. also llocper. Percy, . ilflrrnrlon, J , , , , ,_ who McKee, J. D. . , lill-lorton, Harold l‘

may wish in ndd their tributes t0|lMfiK1niilin,Alpll0n£0 . . .. (llM-hephhh, A_ E, _ 54 the mcnlory of tile fullon ‘horocscflrowse. ilnorld i... . .. . ..61lirown. (lille 54 —<&>-—'——— Monro, s. C. . 00,111,100“, J_ pp _, _ 54

WIDE DESTRUCTION Mcilennall, S. . fillflrnwn’ 1g," ___5;; 0F BANANA CROP _ MacDonald. Leo . . . . . . . .. .. 59Stewnrt. .l. C .. 53

‘ IN COSTA RICA Robertson, A. Capt, . . . . . . . . .. Silllirtcheson, Harold , J-d "AMPAX X——-2 Ad l ‘glclilllllllsi, lW. .. ..522‘1'(.1ln1nli6f‘ Allan ... .53 ‘ . ug, .— vices o rot c. cer . 3. oes, .11, , , , , . , , , , ,, 5d

ibi- Direct Went indies Cuhlezdnlilision. W. A.. .. . . ..58"oles, R. L. . - 53 [Ionipany here slate that it ls Chandler, R W. 57Mcllne, ll‘. B, r32 rlllnorod in Jnnluicri that u’ ilis- Allan ,A. W.. .. . . . . . . .. 57 Brown, 1, M, , 52 ‘astrolls ilurricane in (‘Josta Rico. lfiionincily, . . iirlicnncdy, , , 62 ris cruised wide-sprout dcstruc- l. cCallum. . . . . . . . . - - - - -- llon of the banana crop. West, F- W. .. m... 6.... .. 57 lcvlllllllle" ron. Page Three.)

Responsibility Pails on Railway Executive

(Special to The Guardian.)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. ——l’res idem llnrding having rccclvcd advices lrom Goverlllllcnt agents

at CIliLilIZ-‘l, that tilu striking rail- road siluplncn w-lll accept his peace [iroposal is ilrcililring to place full responsibility upon the railroad executives for the coll- tillllancu of the strike it 1_l ltspzar- illyzlllg cffcct upon illlilirl-ILY.’