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CHARi.oT'ri,~:1‘owN CANADA SATURDAY MAY 31 I ` "" '”` `*""""   "" C C*
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Sixteen Students Graduate iiroin New England [mm I
liisiitutioli this Year. Addresses
ily Priricipal
iiiier Lea, Dr. Coffin, And Supt.
of Education
lliploiiia Awarded; V aledic-
tory Read By
' A* iii° _=- _-ii‘_.eth animal Convo-
cation oi irziire ni Wales College
held yestri'r1.~._': morning at 9.30. at
wluch Hi.: Honour Lieut.-Governor
Hen-zz pi-r:;ri.”<l_ medals and prizes
were prs.~ri~'.r~ii io the leading stu-
dents rii_:ii.1f~ for such; diplomas
we pirsenirrl to the members of
the gradiiritiuz class. and certificates
io the .='.'.iii~p<.=. on the honour list
of the fue' nnrl seconrl years; ad-
dress; our vlelivercd by Doctor S.
N. ltniier‘.~oii. rho. as principal, re-
rieiieil iiie _vr:u"s ivorlc. by Premier
Lea, by 1Ji»~_1oi~ i,‘oi'fin. and by Mr.
ll. li. .siizi-.v. Chief Superiiitcncleiit of
Education.
The val:.:lir;Lai'.v \'.‘as read by Mr.
aarniaiiizn Rogers. incinber of the
yradualuzu riiirr., and contained fit-
ling rrlcrri.<~> to the passiriiz of :rn-
Ulhef gi'¢;:ii .n'_» the Struggle 0( life.
.~ PRI_\'(lZ‘AL`S REPORT
lricidevtzilis in his address. on the
years  rrofv_=;.oi‘ Roberisoii rc-
lerred to r nr-1i.:lntioii as a measure
L_. _ _____ _,___,______._
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
OOMlNG EVENTS.
I l\'il?IE'l`lNGS. ETC.
Ras.ei-vr- 'l|ir;~cln_v, Jiily, lst. for
5l“fZ1‘fin'iv.~ 40:6-5-28-wed-sat»2wks
"-'\l0lli2i=:i.f' i§utiiiTd_ay stupcndou
iiiow ai \'r‘i.. 'iiiciiti-o. 4017-5-29-Bi.
w"See_ilir Cornwall Play at York.
°dv¢=fm_\'. .miie din. 4062-5-so-41.
or
U"ll?.-‘fir iiiiirrsday. June oth, lor
°“""3ll ilwx Canoe Cove.
4082-5-Z9-Gi
rn"-il Frf-icrrifiii nn Monday. June
“<1 the or riirii.-li Players will pre-
lil Eye: ii i_ovr." io:-io-5-zo-ai.
d;'L`lll'1'<l  wiicni ai Union Tues-I
1.. Jilin il:-ri .it ri p. in. J. S. Allenm
4105-fi-Sl-21. '
Gmfflllf in ire ire c;°:=ani social in '
in -l1i..”>.~<:rl hall Monday even-
S. Jline ,i`.i'l. 4098-.5-31-li.
r
mx; br" f"\ve~aie.d ill Cavendish.
com; ‘V .“=v° ’th, "E_vrr. of Love."
` 4107-5-331-4i.
-,,..f,;f;, 'Tip Three Peas" will be
ingmill lv' ltarshlield Womens
“Andi in Frfiriz l-fall, East R.o_'.'ait_v i
iédawé;--lille .!'i:l. Orchestra in ni- |
" 4035-5-30-Zi ‘
UI "" '
m__,f;’_"“°_V»>i»fi heir- me xii1=.~i.~i1
lraiml -lf." "ill i_.if~ three-act c:u11ed\'
uhm; ~lainm_\'s Lil' \Vild Rose" in
H ri Jail. Tiiursday. June oth.
not fir- first. fine night, .
4095-5-31-J--~uriC-3-5.
ll
_stggifzlktn Hall. Tuesday 3rd June
,"1 Ma‘Ff»_Di'i1niuiic Club in "Kath-
:lmm 0iiiii':.~ii'. under auspices of
mmm" ionic-ns Institute. Good
_es hot a dull moment.
` 4093-5-31-21.
is i
:num ‘lf F. and Mrs. Davies of
oil... 0" ,,"‘f' sive a lecture and
|v.»ii"ir?i Mins' iff- Decplea and cus-
llme irq ,l;"'__B¢lfaai. Hall on Ttieldly.
 Eh ' f- D m. Admission lille and
‘» Ui ite cream and mire.
H05-5-313-Zi.
"ls .. _ ""_"
~m PL- "f""l‘° to numerous requests
il. tM;P" who have already aeen
,ml “Ti comedy drama "Gosh,"
~. it_ mn 'gm mdhy who have not
i rn mm* 'Jvc play wiii be repeat-
' I on T M1110. in the Odd Fellows
M A_ uemay, .nine ara at a.so
nee Of
Robertson, Pre-
. High Honour
E. Benj. Rogers.
iinapplicabie to the school system of
;~l"rince Eclivard Island. and one
lwhicli. in his opinion. would not be
realizad wlthiii the lifetime of the
youngest person present. The Eng-
ilisli, Irish, Scotch and French. are
ia hard headed people, who do not
iwork well together. The salvation of
‘thc country districts. educationally,
,he believed. lies in the school oi' one
'or tivo departmenizr riilni.stered.to by
matured. accomplished. and exper-
ienced teachers. When the time
conies when teachers have these
qualities the young people of the
lcountry communities will be .saved
and rescued.
Professor' Robertson' welcomed the
,large number present to sec the stu-
ldenta receive their lionours for the
years rrork just completed. He ex-
.pi~e:.secl his appreciation of theifact
[that His Honour Govemor Heart:
'and Premier Lea were present, both
lof whom are strong and valued
‘ri-iriios or iris institution. trio intei-
ibeiug present for' the first time as
lpreniicr oi the province. Tire I0rl1\t‘i'
ilu.: n\a.fr~,r`ua.1lv n.asis:l-.Cd U18 GEMM ta!
leducation by offering generous
lprizcs. The year has been completed
pleasantly. Many of the .staff of
teachers have held their offices for
omit niied on Pace 7
Progressive
assert _crardinen rrmmive 1°"-
rr, who demanded explanation of
government rltlfilllll ¢!P|°|\l\|°'|\ °f
Beauhamoia Power Co.
Am/erioan radio Nulhmml il IWW
mg very poprfnr in Italy
Flappers or Aiisiralia have taken
up me beautaflfilld idea _ '
._..._.
"Piario recital by the pupils of Mr.
Arthur Vesey, I-leartl Memorial Hall
Monday evsninl. June 2Srd.un 5 S1
"The P. E. Island Ministerial AA-
sociation will meet on Monday. June
Ind. at 10.80 a. ni.. in St. Paul's Par-
isi-r mir. 4109-1|
“Marshfield Womens lnatitute
gration Officials Be-
gin Campaign.
BOSTON, Mass., May 30.-Depgre.
ed from the United States despite
flight years residence in Boston,
Kathleen Rose Gibson returned from
Fredericton, N. B., yesterday after
one of the most unusual compromises
ever effected with the federal ina.
migration department at Waslringtoii,
Ordered deported because she hed
111104 £0 Day her head tax when
returriing from a visit home, Sena-
tor Arthur A. Gould, of Maine, and
Congressman John Douglas, `and
George' Holden Tinkham, both of
Boston, interceclcd for her. A coin-
pmmise was reached whereby Miss
'Gibson returned to her Canadian
home and came back to Boston via
Varieeboro. Me., where she paid
head tax. An "unknown" had re-
ported her inaclvertance and she was
taken in custody by iinniigratiqn
authorities in March.
Colonel Percy A. Guthrie, of Bos-
ton interested himself in the cate,
and gained ihe` attention ol the sen-
ator from Maine and the .Boston
congress men. ln comirienting on
the case yesterday. Colonel Guthrie
called it "the start of a campaign
against Canadians who have failed
to pay ir head tax," and he continued
that “immigration omcers are go-
ing into hospitals, state institutions.
factories, banks and manufacturing
plants in New England and deport
Canadians to their homes."
Miss Gibson said the returned to
her home in 1927 for a vacation and
carrie back to the United States un-
aware that under the 1924 immigra-
tion laws she must pay a head tax
"Miss Gibson", remarked Colonel
Guthrie "was the victim of a mls-
crablc person who had a grudge
against her, and I ani sorry to say.
I fear that there will be many more
similar cases in Boston in the next
few weeks."
(Special to the Guardianl
SIMLA, lnrlia, May 30-From
places as far apart as Rangoon.
Dacca, Calcutta and Bombay. come,
further details of the savage rioting
oi' the last. few days. R.angoon's
'racial riots between Indians and
Burmans over the dock strife were
of no political nature. but reports
are that 100 bodies have already been
trcatrd for injuries.
Rloting continued yesterday in
Decca, where police had to open fire
in the Bazaar.
Riots broke out yesterday over the
East Indian Railway worksiieps. The
police fired on the crowd. injuring
four. while a mob of 1.000 set fire
io two railway carriages.
Complete peace is reported to have
been restored in Bombay after the
rioting which broke out in an alter-
cation over a dog between a Pathan
and a police sergeant in the course
of which a. mob was fired on and
four killed.
London Naval
monthly pay system change in the»|
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, -a
This is the latest camera study of
Queen Mary of England, who oh-
servcu iier iiarri birziiaay my esta.
Sho is shown in the magnihccni
W ng G   t-Will go To Countr”,__,__`Ju1y
Convocation Day START DRIVE i.s»i<-sfrhofo-Queeiiivigry P ARL1 Aiv/[ENT QLQSES,
_W ,ELECTION UN JULY 28
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iSprrial in Thr truardianl
l3Ul\il\l'ERSIL`JE. f\’ia_\' 30.--I*.li` J E
Dalton, proprietor' of Gourlici., Lid..
Bumniizrsidc. and four iiieir escaped
serious injuries und tivo oiiiri' lneii
were sei`icusl_y hurt when the wall on
thc west side of the crllai' of Mr.
Dalioirs old building, ivliicli was
burned to the ground sonic year; ago.
caved in on top of tircin. about four
o‘clock this aftei'ireun. Tlic incir rvere
. i
l
‘dress in which sire lieiu first court;
ci' the scazmn at Buckingham Palace \
l on May l4,` last, when many Canad-
llan ladies were presented.
Passport Fees _
Are Reduced
(Speclal to the Giurdlairl
WASHINGTON, May 30-'I‘l'ie
house today voted to_reduoe the or-
iginal cost u’ 'passports from $10 to
so and tu iiicrcasc the limit to whicli
they may be extended from tivo to
six years. This action was oi1 a bill
by representative 0'Connell of New
York. As orlfzinally introduced, it
simply provided for the rxtcriislon of
the time liiiiit. but the Foreign Af-
fairs Committcc anicndcd it to re-
duce the pzn;.poi‘t fee to $5 for bona
fide school teachers going abroad for
travel study. Mr. Cramton offered
an amciiclmfsnt, nmkiirg the fee $5 to
all and this was accepted 169 to 89.
Orange Order
.Greats K. Of C.
.___,-i
BROCKV!LLE. Ont.. ltlav 30.-Pi'o-
longed cheering by delegates attend-
ing the 27th annual Ontario State
Convention of the Knights of Colurn-
bus, greeted the announcement by R.
A. Jeflrey, presiding oi‘ri'icer of re-
ceipt of fraternal greetings accom-
panied by A floral offering from the
Orange Order.
Lieut-Col. A \'v_ Graf-, Grand
Master of the Oraiifre Grand Lodge
of Ontario East, serif. the flowers
and greetings to the convention
which held its opening session ,ves-
terday. -
Trapped In Car,
--~ Is Burned Alive i
. l
Hearings on mummy, itiffao-Tripeeii ml
the flaming debris of a roadster
when lt crashed into a parked truck
on the highway, seven miles west of
T)-eaty Ended iaiimster. at ras o.. iii.. today. what
.iiam siiei-.<ian. Deir-om, driiesisw
_.___ clerk. who planned to Spend Mem-
ispatial in the Guardlanl orial Day with hi.: family in Toron-
wasr-mrcrou, my :io-commit ‘ in, wie our-n-a rn rimh. ri-mir cook.
too hearings on the London Naval 2051 West Grand Boule-:ai-d, Detroit.
will present their play. "Tire Thr”
Pegs" at Heart: Hall. East Royalty.
Monday. June 2nd. Lively music by
li " °l’l’°"l-Unity for ovcry one
_» "”” H 'wud iium. sm-is-:ii-ai.
._ \
orchestra. Under the ausP|¢“ °f
H‘u»r"'t¢A_|_ __ L1ll.l.§l»ii
Treaty ended today. The sole witness wg rescued from the drivers see.t_l w ‘F _rl _ *mn W Wt PM
was R/ear Admiral B. S. Robinson. Both his ltd! were fradured. his Elrnvloynierit in Den:r.o.rl: is increas This M H H ' I d Be .er it   nr  Ln Emma" _M
Superintendent of the Naval Ac- hlpa were horribly bumeq and helng . pn rl 0 N N _ 'YCSL `_  ,5,;;`m....  V
ademy, who said concessioris to suffered multiple lrwerations. l-le was "'°°"' c‘"'"""""°"‘ “"“°°"" ‘mm “S "' ‘ `°” "'
 Graduates, i
_ Weds, Hurries
 To New Post
KENTVILLE, N.  l\/lay 150.-il the
Acadia class of 1930 banner vias to
f be awarded to the first iiic;~.i';r;- oi,
}\‘.'cdi'ie:-day'.=, graduating class io get "
irnarricd, instead oi tu the .Zrsi grl
lol the class joinccl in matrlmoiiy.
llorcco Colcrnaii Moi gan. of l"rcderic-
l ion, N. B., would be its posscsooi' to-
! day. But Mr. Morgaii. with three of
l thc major events of his life, includ-
' ing llic w.iiirci' of ii fair bride, with-I
l in the span of at icw hours, is cer-
ltainly not thiril-aing anything about
' such n small matter as class banners
(irziduated fi'om Acadia Universityl
with the degree oi Bachelor' of Arts
iii theology Vilednesday noon, Mr.
| Morgan. seven and a-half hours later
E in the Billtown Baptist Church was
united in marriage to Efelyli Jean
Vincent. daughter of Mrs. and 
A. J. Vincent, foi'i'ncrly pastor' at Bill-
lown, Saci~:v.il:: and oiher churches.
now of Victoria, B. C. Half an hour
later, Mr, Morgan and his bride left
|by inofor car for Dundas, P. E. I.,
| \\:lierr= on Siiiiflay next he will can-‘
| diict his first services as pastor of the
l
Dundas Br-.pli.°.t Church. to winch he
has been called.
The cf-reiiloiiv was performed under
an arch of ferns and flowers by Rev.
A  Vincent. pastor' of the Char-
! lrtteiown Baptist. Church. and a
‘ brother of the bride. assisted by: Rev.
F. A. I-Iubiey, pastor of the Billtown
Church.
The groom is a .<'_~r~i of Mr and Mrs.
John B. Morgan. of Prederinioii, He
has attended Acadia for the last. four
years, where he has been one of the
most popular members oi' the class of
1930.
Out-of-town guests included W. C.
Vincent, of Saciwille. a brother of the i
bride. and Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. George
\ Dixon. of Moncton. Merton Morgan.
.brother oi' the groom, Fredericton.
‘ond many friends from Acadia Uni-
versity. Kentvllle and Wolfvilie
i fn 1  rr-.v:nt.!-i 22 450 tom oil
'p 1-iibbe¢.vvere .ririippua from Eritlah
Malaya
engaged in rliggiiig out the ioiindu-
tion and Mr. Dalton. iviiu war- stand-
ing by the wall was talking to the
nicu. The wail sudclciily gave aria;
and a liea\'_v block of stone. iveigliing
over four huridrcci pounds and which
was four (ect long and nine inchesf
.
ihrcugii, fell on top of Mr. Adolph
Perry. an elderly \v:>i'kin:.iii. se\ci'f‘l_\'
injuring him iu1_°i'ir'.iil_v. It rcquircil
s:‘vci'al men to lift thc ii::.i‘._\' \\c.gii|.
iroiii his lioiijv. l\li‘. Fiiici" Arrciiaiilt
was c'Jinpictrl_‘.' cwcrctl vitii the rie-
hvis and susiaiiied :i lradlgf iraciurcil
leg. Both men rc:cr'.cil_ szvcrc cuts
and bruise.; about the lace and iiead
'l'hcy iverc i'ii;herl to the f’riiirc
Count); llospiiul in Mr. Daitoiis car.
\\'hci'c th: latest report was that they
were i‘cst;ng as comfortable as could
be cxpcctccl.
Mr. Dalton only escaped l:c.ng kill- !
od by leaping nivny from the failiiig
B`AD“TC7ClElEliTf
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il
lhrone Speech Refers T 0 Coiiference To Consider
Methods Of Cooperation lnfFurtheri1ig Contin-
fi
uous Eniploymeilt lliiioiigliotit' Canada Dur-
ing Winter Months.
M
(Ce.i'iadi.1:1 Press)
CJTTM/‘J/ft. Ont.. ll/lay 30-Piuliameirt was dis- '
molvferl itiiiiglii iii-urieclnitelv’ fi-'lei' pi‘oi'og:itioi1. and
writ; lcsiictl lov :fi geiieitil election 'lo be held on July
28.
OTTAWA. Ont.. Nlziy 30-In the Speech From
the Tlimiie <i¢:livererl`toiiigl1t iii the Senate Chain-
ber. His f;`.xcell':uf_.y ilic Governor' General announc-
cd his iirieniion of eau:-.iiig Parliainent to be dissolv-
ed l|iiin‘ediut<:ly following proiogatioii. This action
was being ta.l<en. the Speech. said. "in order to per-
mit of C;iiizi<la lioiirg' i'epi"esentecl at the Imperial
Conference. and the Imperial Economic Confer-
ence." and to zifforcl lvlinisters of the Crown an op-
portunity tn prepare for the work of these confer-
ences.
The Spccoli iiiiiiouncecl that fi Fecleral provin-
cial coiifereiice for the purpose of furtliering cooper-
:ition between the Dominion Government avid the
Governments oi the several provinces on matters
pertaining to iinniigi'ation has been arranged. Pro-
vision has also been made for the holding of a cou-
ference of Dominion and Provincial Governnients.
of i'epi'esen’iat'ivcs of municipalities. of transporta-
tion coiiipaiiics. :incl of industrial and labor associa-
tions. “to coiisidei' methocls of cooperation in ‘fur-
1_liei'ing continuous employiiieiit throughout Canada
during the winter moii’rl‘is." Reference was made in
the Speech to the tariff changes. to the legislation
i'et|.ii'nin,g the natural resources to the Western
Provinces. and to other important enactineiits ofthe
session.
IACKED CQLOR
ordinarily associated with the open-
in: and final fuiiriionr. of Parlia-
i_yl'1‘x\',’.»'\ *if-' :vi fine ,=i@f‘:~ci'iii~.`iriri.' L'ii:ic»rnt‘atli all ran the cur-
stone in the nick of time. The oilici*fP‘“'l"“n"""' "lv L"“"ml“ ll`“`;m Um of l Wm UI ‘hh Coming daemon Cam-
iiicn receivcrl minor hrui:.c.-.V lt  l‘lf"""-" l°"l“?" 5l"‘l`ll5' 'ff'-“T "l°"'~`“ll°a‘“"' Wm" HK’ Excollmc-\' “mer”
thought that inf pcm-y waffle which i oclock His lE.\i'eli.”zi<';', the u.:\ci'ii'.>r\ ffl llif- -“Pf`Cfl`i» milll' Of ill! 111991*
had been iiiissiiig ri_i\\.'iiiiif~:.lip\'.'li'ciilU°lli`1`1‘l. l`-If-‘flf` ll1l` =i=f`\"`1l “l\l"ll. bc” °f th' Commmli “Tri” alremy
is "CM (0 me C5113.. to tm. mi1._`.z,`\.ir,1~,,;,;|,L H, ffmyu, ,mu gm; 1_.~`,_,mni.<|>c»,~iiiii;_: ironic to their uoii;.‘.ltiieiice.s,
lirics all the :i.'toi'rioo:1, rziiiscd iiic-U H <*l'-'i"- \‘~'i'~l\'i‘|1 ll"fi" ill” "1`fl”l` lh°l"` U) "Um th” balm: fm' redec'
wail to become loofcizccl.-~S. lin Council iii.=.oi'.in; l"ni'li."unvn', iiasjlldl-V N-"Ul.\` °'~ll"Yf= “CFC l’f°l’f*YH`-B V?
____._*.._.__.....____ |,,l,m»G\¢d_ ifzo. when the Speaker' oi the Lower
` A, 3 1,,-plug, U, L1-,P ,;,,,uLmC¢ nfl Chamber tool; his scat. at a quarter
l\\i'll.- lei' ri r:v:i";"|l rlf`."i.ii: iiii;.~. l1"l"m4`l' ‘C17 'lclnfk 1" ll" f"fnlUK'
`_-, |..-xg ,,.q_~¢..1 .`;.,..,,i_-, 1., ,.m;.,;,,} there lo await the Suiiinions of the
(Special tw the Guardian:
ll., 5,, .., .M ...H ,,,, M; 3; ,,..;,_¢v lT¢l.ivZ-. R'-fl ifi the Seiuitc butzi :-cant
,,,\;_;¢_“| ,.1 A_~fuc.,_,. IL ..h_.~h ri._m;.; aiiimdaiicv of members was on hand.
SASKA.FO,`_m` ‘,_.2__,\__ Mar 20 Em_:lia\c bien the rlrrqoii .l'-.ie i.’ urn; i=,l»n~..° of the 'old ,wiag favorites such
,,.° . _  _lrafl iaiierl io i_';»ii~ lvfforc ini-`I:.ii:l~.1 3-* -‘°»l'-‘U~\*`- f*l`l"l I I-"ntl I-ODS
”i.~ = in ei~,\ flepartiri-ni of il.-
. __ . .. . , ' , __ .
. 'iltc clorhj' \‘°z‘e.'.ioii.°s miiiaiwt H3' “"`l"~' ‘H135 “`l`~l15‘ ll\9mb@f5
canadian Wheat Pool hare hscii r=~-llvkwl _MHP Tp' ,lv  ,_,_,W...l K r-::ir:».=fi
duced due to .<ln".' niovririfni iii ivlicrit ` ` ' " ` ' ‘ “ 'I
marketing. A. J. Nf;Phai1_ pi-egidgng, "'-r-~"~r-" -rr ~  _ - ‘ '
rr-vccilcrl in an adclrrs,-, ai 1=t;._~,-mg,-L-_VI _ _ r' ~~~--'~'"~‘_---° *--_-----°
ll. is stated the wage cut; cover' nl-, I]11]n1gratlOn_ l
most entire .stall-s with a few exe-11p-l '  The Weather, 
lions for those with .small .<alnr.f-'.' .- J l
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und dependents..  or k On I a 1 .s
Disti"3'"ished  urs '. iilitiri'
- lin all Ili* l`-:'<i.:ii”"=. vriiif- ri notable  
|il'i't |a<‘i .i‘.ii`u~i imc; ‘ic .~_"_cl \'.11i_’. 
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ral |Jri‘l»‘i' l_l3'.rfl'»f="‘~V -t l"i'~ l;ii‘;'~if“    .
ncliaiiite la'-t #'11 i lei' i‘1° nf' _
\\fil'l»ii\[: strip! 'ii fi' ai"i\ri"f‘l e  i\“` “W7
have been v\,;lr._.‘ csirisi' tal l" viii: .~.I
bodice, fi: ivrii :ic hy the icclernl ser- ‘
vices coiiceriied and rcrcrai ol ihr ‘ 'V___" `,
provinfziril go\'ci'i'iiiif'i‘i‘.'. it _rcs re- V  l
ported by l\i:-s i_'iiai'i',t'.e Wiiiiioii. / ’lé"’»,'/,_ `
convener of ‘ii.e i:ii.n ;;r.'-.Lori coiiiniix fi `\).: 
tee. at the annual ancclizig ei the Na- _  
tional Ciia\_nici'. l_O_i.i_l».`_, here ycstcr- \\(.‘_`§< Q',`.7
day fiileriioiiii. Miss \\'iiitton hnfll §` )J'Al(-1]
mad* H i‘*ili‘,‘ii’i’l`.i‘li.'~i\» .~ii.'\e\' i`r\'fl'-
mg peru pr.~-.»p»-= .~=;~ars‘_fi;- anri iizef
.-re- 1 --fn-f. .rv-~-~  r1_-.rm
r=.i-<l the ren-r* for l»`i~n"= *'fl"'ai'fl lf-
yqpq “iw .-11 ,=l~lf~".-fl that the _'y~‘:‘.al
-rvnrlf firm- ~_i~== -is i-~~~»~fi-'viii \‘ lib tb"
pirhlin 1|i~~ar~ .et :li =11nv=r<.tle ‘Ihr
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Japan uiiaer the 'rreaty amounted rushed to si. Josephs n.>s-,mi here Raven rim-duced in the Ufiitvd . "‘"'“"‘ '”" '"" ' "' Bm” “ ° ° '
ww. "ms Wm : Empire I-‘ree Trade crusade. who was S'.\‘Li:rrland v 1;! csi.1`m..~ii -1 l..‘.'7.k
to . ptytm m:.e!:°r of U' B' mv. 2: mu. hom B hem for hh X  ye” ' 66 lzmomooof 51 years old on Sunday. Mas 25th. for in.erira.i.ioua.1 oamienu ai. Basel
erelga wot hilbiilnea. ,__ . . _s '
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.\lo*l'ra’° to fr°.=h :hitting :ri:1:ls. un-
settled with local shfiivers.
*Itch rifle this aiternfwn ‘.‘ if!!
_-wi ini-ncrroiv morning at 22"
Fun '»"t_= this evemng at 739 and
ri,-es ioniorrmv morning at 446
First. quarter moon Monday. Mag
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S-.'i:~_r.fr _:lr i.<le eizhteen minutes
later than Cbarlotutown-
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