i4.i1_9z6. ‘
Pan A1_u¢fl¢2“
0"  _ ”
uses of the Cinematograpli in‘Public'I_ii_struction. _Mr
' Holley is 'the founder and directonpf ll\¢_ .B\l'°al‘ °_f
  _ _'__ _   the general
_educati'o`no`l liwcjdtamlaiwlgione hundred and
“WWE
to :ggi-ei_,_  im ciessen
hsveffullseie ihemimuqs which
the Opposition adopted after. et
)><(
.. X. _-
:itriot i_s .-lt loss.how
.comes
year.
allliamed of, noghiifg to
’ili
_and deliberation.
nie pi-eceiit dceoiniis, the
ofiand. of
 Six of the universities and colleges of tlw COUIIUY-
  . T Thcaddress tells o_f?lie_advantages of_ the s stem 0f
_ .educating by'moving--pictures and-gives __ ce
. u I ' n
It was genefilly anticipatedthat Mr Bell‘s leader- °la55‘Etl°_‘;u°;1;l“i’hf1l£_ms,°mlgl;?yt;(;' `c£::; gud? is
“llc "M1 il' *“-`° “‘Si“‘?§'=“°'1t°‘ *"° “gg” 5.'f,“`§"'.a.;.i¥...i.... of gits§°";'f,:.°i¢¢fy and chrinff-iigling of
" ` ‘gli s°Id- Silver. ¢°i>l>¢f» lé=d.i1i\1¢.s=\'ld ¢°=‘» *l‘&,__~'"=‘}‘_‘“g E;
_  ' » - -  xtrou
lips done.._'-:Yesterday saw the Opposition evidently Ten  aff glenn” garments
ff hovslessly _divided on the important question of drain- ; e v=1hnouiap_t_ ____ ____N_e______g of the cotton _md so
382 and Wasting, the 'greater part of "the dayin dis-7' _"°“;__ el;  "g_a.o\-‘S indusmes showing n;en and
I cusslng their differences. On the ll1_0t-ion to 8° l"'° °“ t '°‘l§ _ 'E £3' showin also in minute dem" the
°¢"‘ml“¢¢ °“_lll_°_D."lP.age Bm' M' I-°h"5t°n 'Use “"m'nen a wo e throu hgwhich the raw material
and expressed' the opinion that the time was inoPP0r- "a"°“5 prflmftss. Sankheg In the .. travelogue.. de_
tune to iiitroduce a drainage measure and asserting pa_Ss_eS “lm ' is ‘I ` f . . h _bouts shi _ _ng
his onviction that it should be st ned till after the _lmmnelft views are gwelf ° cmes’ _a ’ PP . '
ware He advanced no serious gggupiitient in favour of "“°““t3'" scenery' farmlngf d°m°St'° scales sh°w'“$'
his proposal, and it was perfectly evident so far as the s°°'al and hvmg commons m d'Eerent_ pans 0
he personally was concerned that lie cared not a rap the wo_r1d_._ b _ f __ ~ of _the mezmsused to
for the opportuneness or not of the present time so _“"5 'S  ne 5“m.mta 3' mnhe me and indus_
long as he could “hold-up" the Government in its male the C_l“ dren acquam-e  f thdse rm of the
intention of pushing forward the measure to a success- try l°f t?e'rh°}T'nhC?:'xi30?i‘;s :nd theh_p;e0`gmphic5_
ful issue I-le opened the lloodgates, however, and ::;'td ° W C l el ___ - I
then ensued a debate probably unparalleled in the _ ' ’ ' . ' ` ~ ‘
history of 'legislatzivd iinstiitutions. Instead of the Theme can be no quesgmri3ha;§hn;:&;l§?ep:gu$;
question being [discussed between the Governmentws these’ sholvlfngf aS.t ey at . 25150 the children
benches and the Opposition, the whole debate w:is _c0_“mry’ nd 0 Drug" c3`m\ r;;0w|ed' c than may
confined to the Opposition tothe point of exhaustion, _Wm 'e_°°_""e a mx; Pfilf ami __ _:hug is ima ble‘
and it became strikingly evident that the Liberals were =°l'l“_i'_"l"5‘_i mum' e mln 0 f Q; ~ thin S he psnly
hopelessly divided in opinion. what me coiiniry will °f f°"“'"g “_ °°_"e°* d"‘§“’ ° S ° wig] mmken
think of the exhibition remains to be seen, but when knows tlleoletlcal y' all _ e grfoillginuls whh ‘vmch he
one part of the Opposition supports the bill, the whole _and often dlstofted °pm'Zns‘(t)_ f gfliar AS n éac_
bill, and nothing but the bill as submitted by the Gov- Slmllld bc' and ls supposf t0_ e' auf' ' _d on? to I
ernment, and anotller pleads to have Qucen'_.s and "cal ed_“°:m°r the moiqng plcsire if sgco Qudiédyand
Kings Counties excluded, ‘and the experiment con; actual l'v'"_g fontaqwlth ‘hcl mlgstlo £25 ld i an
fined to Prince, we can readily realize that the divided the latter _lsqmposslble 9" a in e mmigu begne Z
counsels do not indicate much lioinogenity in the _way_°°“5f't“te an educahon' I t one Sre mil come in
Opposition ranks. This drailiage policy is not newly mcwmg lncmre Screen ‘,me_Can eafn; mol ~ -
before the public. It has been discussed and approved touch ‘wth "_l°re fha" ln leafs” t ml; ' an (1 rm-lst be
by the con ference recently held, and which was repre- The m°l"ng plclure has Come 0 ts -y 'I an emep
sentatlve of agricultural opinion of all shades of »"°_°k°"°d wllh' If 1? “P edscaltfr’ no SMP! ig Chien
politics Everyone, without exception, whose views tamer' although lt If mit f “er Senselsl that it il;
are ivortli considering, ~lias‘ileeided that any scheme regarded' “nfl 't 'S m ‘lc :mir S?-ikse alqovcrthelesg
which would resnlt in the development of our .swainpy _belllg ljalmmzed by_0ld and ymigg as' e' n emkc ,m`c{
lands, lands often the best in the provincc,,_is deserv- “’l“l°_h°‘“g °'"°"a'"°d w°"_°_ at? ytog  it ’.}.he
ing of ciicourage'men`t.anid approval. When the rcsol- °Sl°°°’a"y me Iatter~m.-e bfmg 6 uc? ed bythé cha,-_
ution to bring in the bill was before the House, an Cllamcter °f we educatwn is deterlrnaz if ‘d of me
opportuiiity was given for a full and free discussion “Clif of ‘llc Plclllres' U"f°'l'““2fte y ‘ed e'mermi“_
on the subject, and the coliseilsus of opinion favoured »m°V"‘g plctures “sunny Shawl' ls, towards ti trend _
the project. It was left for Mr _Iolinston to soiv appar- "lem falllel' _lll11l't_l0_vvardS _cducaapin all t0_d0_hat ___
cnt discord in the Opositioii ranks yesterday by his throllgh feedmg’ 'S mCre_asTg° t.e mm is _he
suggestion to hold up the measure till that indefinite Cha"l°_ttet°w" the cxduswehy eater tlnmf Exim is not
period 'ifter the war." The farmers of the country ollgy kfnfd that pays; that t e e “Ca Iona
ulll knou on whose shoulders to lay the blame for lm mmz ' _ _ ‘
this attftlllit to frustrate the good intention of the __C__aIri;0;it1;s;)twc:tl_c_sé_;o_i_i;_; _p___fotl:_:_i_t1i__)i;p_tc;i;;'el3a§¢;'_;lC_f;2
;}:1"3;r:2;3,(()[§‘;1aeb;Iotl;‘Si;'g ihffhgftggrgg?rghzzgidagggx itheatres, the cite catering tothe better taste, including _was -i-'e-elected for the ensuing year.
Mr Johnston to ousthim from the leadership of `the _the °du°al'°"al' such as travel’ scineiy’ iindustrltlf at-‘ls  F k R H t _ _ d
party on a inatter so bound up with the paramount ;et_c., the other to the purely theatrica an sensa icila_ _r_. i-an _ ear z was re~e ee e
interests and welfare of the farmers of this country. :And we k"°“' _that m Charlottetown ma“Y l’”~f__e';__ _
Had Mr _Iohnston some ulterior motive in view in thus 35”" the ¥l<lV¢fl_lS_¢f_\1€utS of _the shows _very tear; _1_1C cy
seekingiodivide his pany? Time will ¢ell,'_l>iii mm-';_bsf°fs °°f‘S°"*“}g _*° "W" °_l“'d’°“5 “lf” 1 _-hé
time the Opposition has the somewhat unique experi- W_l‘°“ the 5h°“' ‘S 5"f‘PlY th°“t"‘“‘l_°"h5°“5at'°"”_ldi
ence of having gone to pieces on the first important f°h'ld"°_“ me “°t P¢l'm‘tt°fl _t0 3l_t°“d, W Cu iven iptlemg/
measure that has colnc before the Legislature. Mr '°'~l"c‘"'°"al» "Pl °“lY aft? ll\¢ Clllldren alloweh to_;;t __ 5_,t.wm__h°_‘ mee day____ncmg_ mm em”
Bell has need pf impressing upon his followers the .buf lllff P1ll'@“l5 a¢C°mP3“l’ _themflnfl °“-l°y t 6_2' 611;; i i J i V
waming that a house, or party, divided against itself -The WSW f0f ll1¢ l>¢tter_Clas_s of pictur; them the
cannot mmd_ ,__ __  vated. and we believe tiat in a_ very _ _ b
~ ' patronage of the best people in the city__toul_d C
No  _permanently and profitably 5¢Cll_l'¢d bl' fillsmg *llc
_ general tone of the pictures. The pepple o;Iu1y C\_lly
. . . _ V 10
Evidently the Patriot still feels__very keenly thegmal' be _:°“§hll' d;_vl_d;g_'n§?o_;‘;° tc:;ss§‘sc’v;til;;: ‘and
severe castigntion which _the Hon. 1\Iu_rdoch Kennedy dgslri t e . est' t C .ctlxes ami we are tryinéhard
gave the Opposition in--the cl0sing`h°urs__0f me debate l“‘°S° .“"‘° ’h““ l,f““f*» 1” _gmc hr er dass _ _ .
on the address, andivduld 'like to convey the impression _iw b,;:;°v° t Mild: °‘.'n;;'t0 ra h  our Séhools 'is_
that Mr Kennedy hadbecn made. to Zlpoliffgise 'for his ' e use '° .el Cmé t if gh uestion In___ the
remarks It has not the couragcto say so on its own pb' th? prescnltq at gas '.93 d0nc;qen_c°u__='lgi"g the m,_ such 50,39 as, Mm Beatty con."
authority but it stated tl1a¢_the Speakcr_h:id_§aid MF .meantlme muc  calznie beet :Lows _given here `
Kennedy had done so. ~ Y_.estci-flily the SP°3k§f_i'_e-_ atlcm-lai'.ce (;.f’C.‘i~h~ren a Celfené ami infornmivc'
ferred to the siibjcct and directed attention to"fhe1_af"l 'l“'t° 0 tfmlirfi are Ex ‘so can 5 ' done both
Patriot s report, which |1e_sai<l_ was incorrect. What _'l)'cu_'rc5 showin] . nh  S; tcachih ethc chndreu
he had statedfwas 'that'Mr Kennedy had agreed to_it"' l_h°_5°h°°ls an _mt ed Z, ebleyin the gvies .
modify Ilisdangliage. This is quite 'a diFfere`nt`thiiig".' _'what 'S a."d\ll' ‘al l-snot.. -_S    -` 7"
There was 'nothing said about an' apology; and thc ~ i
Patriot has no authority for its assertion. ‘ _ ‘ ‘;. _   i
i
_ _l1‘rauk»R. Heartz, President. .'
acted' the some Board of Directors
the United States in one year should exp_en_<i_m`orc ` ' _ rn: vsl|..no`rUrun_z. . _
three qiiarrersofaliillion_1lollarsfor'.newmotori1 f ' " " '
methods of hi ing ‘~t¢¢_ . l_“.l°l-'S g'°“'th “f 3
If"lla‘s
'Mt " ‘*°'°‘~"d°"°“l’ "”'°“ 'r ° snulilnriheiieisl
Manlis ii curious
bl!!
our
prllo
such o
was held on. our
all Canada lu 'Sep-
`ont_rles in all clan-
.tbose of former
racing.
and there
was not nearly so
owing wholly. your Dl-
to bad weather. On
days, lt
e and thls'
(who
to come
were
on the
WB!
was directors for
tlic Board.
Mr. am~
also has
racing.
these
will be
your directors.
~-Your directors expect. the usual
grants from the local Government and
the Council of Chiirlottetown, and also
a grant of at least $3,000.00 from the
Live Stock Department at Ottawa.
With these grants and _flue weather
ii successful yenr'_ls anticipated.
Our _Exhibition wlll be held this
year from the 26th tothe 29th of Sep-
_ten1_ber. _ _  ' '. '
» Your Directors tli_l_rlk lt 'advisable tn
.§5u'lii~tli|s.year. ‘liold‘tlie nnees on the
ln§’s_ birthday; the 3rd of June, with
tho' some classes and purses as lailt
'yeur.~  
~' Directors:-John J. Davies. G. E.
Hiiglios, John McLean. James Paton,
Frimk P. Bell, Hammond Kelly. _
_OL R. Smallwood; Secretary-Treiif
Buren. _ ` »
-.Alter the usual business was trans-
- At a meeting of the new Board held
_ mmedlately after the pntiuul meeting,
President and C. R. Srnallwood ap-
pointed Secretary-Treasurer. »
lt. was decided by the new Board
to hold races on the 3rd of Juno,
(Klng's Birthday) the classes and pur-_
ses of which will be announced sliort~
ly- ` . -,‘ _ - _ ,_ ‘ 5
_ ’1‘l1o‘»`Exli_lbltlon dates this year from
September 26th' to 29th. when there;
classes.pll.rtlculars\'of which will also
be published shortly.. ' _ ,' 1
. . - - _ ‘
IOGUS COLLECTION ' V -
- -  ' FOR THE BELGIANS
_. OTTAWA, Aprll 11-#The Post Office
Department announces that clialn
letters are being recetv`_ed_ in Canada'
rsquestlonlng a subscrlptlon to beg
seiitln iifd of Belgian orphans to_
Miss Beatty, care ‘Rear Admiral
Bdatty, Londpn. England. via New_
York. Other letters ‘give the ad-_
dross of Rear Admiral Beatty as
Portsmouth. Engla d. ~ `
n 1
Enquiry has sli`ow`u` that there ls
ileétad wltfi `&ea'r Admiral Bcntty's_
household. and the public are therc<
fore warned nsalnst having ‘anything
to do with-the scheme. _ V _ _` .
.?....._......________ _
;ii1liii.i seimiors. for l
_ _ _oy wm Md»'dn._
niisli
_._ c.. . __ _'_. »._...“. ».__.s»L I--4-4sa~»'
00”' 1 '_  -'3 ‘ _
oo_n~ ‘ PATRIOT CURREQTIUS ‘ _
ade-
DYO'-' i
the 'Mr. John lllchsrds.
Mix §_elly`
4 hodbeeii
WI!
ll) C116
that
had
e
Wlly.
Ltd.,
and
morrow. ' -All
The Savage Harbour Packing Co.
Incorporation blll was similarly deal..
with. ml)
On the tion to go into committee
on the drainage blll, Mr Johnston sug-
gested that the Government should
defer further consideration ot' the
drainage scheme untll after thc war.
Mr KENNEDY: You are opposed to
the bill? °"_'l
Mr JOHNSTON said he was not
opposed to the prlnclple or drainage.
but thought the present was not nn
opportune time to Introduce lt.
Mr JOHNSTON was still speaking
at the luncheon adjournment, and
when the House resumed in the after.
noon he' produced a volume of the
Encyclopaedia Britannica. from which
he quoted nt length an article on drain-
ufe. He subsequently read an Inter-
! ting pamphlet on the subject and
concluded his remarks at tlve o'cloclr.
Mr Dennis. Mr Lea, Mr Howatt, Mr
McMillan. Mr A. E. McLean and Mr
Hughes followed. diametrically oppos-
ing one another ln essential points.
,Mr Hughes was iitlll speaking when
the House adjourned tlll eight o'clock.
‘ EVENING SESSION. “' `
At the ovenlng session Mr llughcn
concluded llln speech, and was follow-
ed by Mr Gallant, Mr Saunders and
Mr Bell. ' -
Mr McKlNNON hrlolly~ rcplled on
behalf of the Government, and us the
lloiir was lute, withdrew ills 'mollon
to go into committee.
Mr. BELL wished to., go _hack to
questions in order to ifntelrrogate the
Premier. _ ~
The PREMIER olijected.'as such
Mr BELL complained that the Pre-
mler'was not lu his place at the
morning sesslon._alid wanted an
ubdertaklngthat lie would be there
ln the morning( ‘
The PREMIER said these were
strange sounds coming from the Load-
er ol the Opposition. Vlfhat right had
should give hlm an undertaking. There
were some thing _more Important in
the interest of King and country than
wasting time in that House while the
Leader of tlie'Opposltlon and his fol-
lowers were deliberately obstructing
the business of the country.` He 'was
never out of lils place, and his place
that morning was exactly where' lie
had been instead, ofllsetniiig to the
vapourlngs of _the members of the
0pposl_tion~ln their deliberate attempt
to obstruct tlio Drainage Bill, ttie _most
lnipcrtnnt, pleasure of 'the- session.
 _
Pll0l|lBI'l`l0ll III KIll0’S
Slr.-I see that the Leader of the
Opposition has stated that the Probl-
bltlon Act is not enforced. Now I
made enquiries ln our county and
tlnd that’slnce Inst December or first
of January. there were four searches
madoln Sourls. resultlrigln three con-
victions the first of the year and slx
tried at Murray River resulting ln four
convlctlonp. one of those. now serving
his term; n_-Jail; two-nt~Moiitagile
tried. one of them Jailed but paid, and
left the cage; two senrclies'ma1lo` ln
Georgetown, one at Morell. one at Lot
4_0 and_tiyo cases trled_lu_Sourlii a 'few
days ago, 'This doean't look as If the
.Act ls‘not llolng enforced.
‘- ~ i I nm Sir, etc..‘ J
 Illillllll  _ [ls,,,"‘!s_ _  . __ _ __ _EAln_i=_i.A`Y..
us slt¥wr?i‘_°lirl¢uTlsS. c;ii‘.;?;i.?.'li;ii:.“:;2'r32.?xf“il=:.i‘l;";*1.‘;;‘:;l y   _   llllllllll lllllllllll
_*_ “\
béell
-Hblllb
l wished ‘ to_ know
of Connell ro#
proceedings would be entirely out'ot’A
order. ` - ‘
he to ask ~that` he (the Promler)'
’1_‘lie House then adjourned tlll 10'
ii.rn. today.
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_ ‘ments for 'Biiying Now t
Solid Qt. Cut OaktCliairs and Rocker to _rnatch
Morris chairs in So1id_osi_<_._ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _
Maho&ny f_’arlor»Cliairs and Rockers. c _  .
Solid k Library Tables. _ l ._ ~_.= ‘ 1 _
Selected Qt. Cut Oak Library Tables ~ f ~ ff. 
Bed Steads and Dressers, Chlffqn1¢_1'S.- l_3f°9,3l”3 
Baby Carriages, Massive Enamel Beds, White lmarnel;Bgtl__8,
(lining Room Sets. _ . V _   
_No Greater Value ln Outfits' Was Ever 
Yonlrufnish ¢h¢_olr1,we'fimiish nie lions. A 
Out-of-Town Customers can have their Purchases _put
aside 'Till the Roads are good, wepay freight 011 ¢0mP_"¢_te
outfits by rail. ‘ '
' SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW, ioo Ladies' Wsists and
Middy Blouses 98c, on the counter on y0\1l' Way t0 llle
Furniture Sale. l ' l f
PAT O N
.- -- ` ,l
As the 'days ge_t warmer, do you find 
heavy overcoat a bit uncomfortable. .
_ ~ _ i
. L t ake ou .1 nice
Your Spmng ».ii.-eS§y`si»riiig ovyewoaf-~
f ‘W ha all th best  '
_ - overcoat ~ moslffasliitiinableeclothsiilig
Blacks, Greys and Browns. _
Wewill make you an overcoat that yv|.ll__-
stand the _test of wear,_because the 
we.us’e are the bestgiand our ~workinan_sh_lpll i
_ first dass, _ Comein today and select the cloth
and have us make you a stylish QV_€rOoat. _ - .
Mac*Lell_an i_Bro`s.` _
‘ . - _ _ i
Cliarlottelown’s Best Tailors. _
slot-4-5Mtt. ` _» t   '-"  ' 'J
D ’“  I 1
_<w|ll'decoration| como lromfuaing » ~
__iAl3||8llillC. Moreover, _insectl pests and. |crml_
can-ying contsgidiis 'diseases cannoi'» exist upon _
Alllllllild coated walls. Your walls will actually brodllo A
 sweet and clean when coated witlil V
__ Alabastine
li- -._-li - il-;=-~‘--su-»~_ _»_»»._..~»‘l  -mf-' l-the
lllln other wall decorations. 'but n room clu be rsdcecr*l'
foiypnper or 
u:ilis_lirsi_ 
‘rel'iov`1_lii|. Det" un' - "
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