‘l _ or A MERCHANT

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la it not true that the weak are on m, whole, more eruel than the “pong; and that the atupld are

more dictatorial than the

ilgent 1

lettetown Guardian Two Cenla 1581

lint,‘ Guardian, Founded

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Intel-

The Pape

Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, JULY 28,1925

...._...._...._...-....--.._-. morn...- _- -

. OI‘ K ' There haa aiwaye been too rnueh eell-effaeement: and there has ai- . ways been a great deal of cant and

humbug about sell-denial and hum- ility,

1

Annual Subscriptions Delivered IIJO By Mall, Canada and U. B. A. “.60

INB Eliiiilil

. llNiiHNiii nan n

is Majesty‘ Ready to,

Throw Influence In- to The Scale in Fav- 01- of Industrial peace— Threatened Strike W 0 u l d be _ Disastrows.

MNDUN, July Z7.—- Frontier Baldwin ‘has ‘given ulp lllilti "filial iiftlfli-‘lltl at Chequ». rs court to de- w’; himself ‘to the ‘solutloil o! the Ml proibleni. The Kill‘)! l-‘fllllilly qmocrned ‘in rbe c-fforts to avert whni it is universally considered would he‘ u national disaster, sciil his secretary, Lord ‘Stamfordliiinl to Downing Street today. whore be d a conference of nearly an hour ilh tit‘:- lPreinier and‘ Rbflii lllm- ‘ . C. Bridlgemtam, First Lord of the timiralty. who is aol-ing ‘as media- r ‘in the controversy between‘ the ine owners and ‘tire minors. . ‘Lord Stanrfordrham asked for and - ‘elvcd the fullest. details of all e aspects ‘of ‘the dispute for the - ormnulon of the Kins. ‘who ‘Qii l occasions is ready ‘to throw ‘his flucncc into ‘the scale in ‘f-wvm‘ ‘industrial pence. ‘ Premier Bald-win employed al- . - t the whole day jln consulting lth his coliengties ‘and experts ‘in ‘ lcr Ito prepare himself for ‘his ‘etving tomorrow with ‘a com- ‘ ‘ttee ‘from ‘the 'l‘radc Un‘ion 0on- ‘ as. .

rdi-iu; ‘the ns. bust ‘the ‘rumor ‘has gained

cnt subsidy for this coal

ulxi ‘be ‘proposed. ’i‘lttz idea of fiiiil iillivi‘ iiilllillls “l m“ “mrlm has been summoned ‘from his vacirl

~11 ‘p-nae‘ udlrsitlios is not very ‘i or i-n the country, but ‘in ‘the ~ ' - also‘ lid gilt be ‘tacitly ac‘ v rnry expedient in also ulna‘ coal dmstry over a diflicuvl-t period um] ‘enlisting British coal to flflfhpetq in

oreign markets without the mzces- gratifying.

"hioh most people ‘readily udmit Fill‘ ‘Piifillll! iiifiy iififlliil lii Biiililiii- ouid only lb.‘- reduced ‘at, the (yfigt sizing the cordial relations and 110W . States and the other nations in tho

f b-a-rtish-lp to tho i elr families.

‘m lncr s

I oroccan Front Gahn

(Canadian Preaa)

PEZ, July 27.-—‘(‘.n‘im reigns nl'i ions; ‘the ‘f-ro-xit i‘n Morocco whore n-nch (troops ‘arc facing ‘rebellious ‘ihilian lrlbvc-‘zmcti. ’l'h‘e iiiif-fg are ndernilomi ‘to have abandoned nil to or‘ an offensive and the tench are not ‘roatly to begin their ‘ ve with n view to brl‘n‘g‘lng tho rccs oi‘ A-bd El‘ Krltn to terms,

FOO-O 0064-04 Condensed Specials

BAIL-dc per word, net each ' ln thla column.

v

LOST- some TIME AGO, 7t brooch, four garnets in claw sci- Itings. Reward, Apply Guardian Office, 2718-7-25-m3i STORE FOR SALE. —-GENERAL store. Apply it, Guardian. 2739-8-28-31 OR SALE. —- S-BURNER OIL stove with oven (first class con- dition.) Apply at (iuardinn (ll- iiw- 2737-8-28-31 0ST BETWEEN FREETOWN und Charlottetown, a traveller's portfolio. Finder plcnsc ldilYu ut Guardian Office. Reward. 2748-7-28-21

SE OUR HAMBURG STEAK»-

The hot weather meal. Saunders.

Newiwili Q C0» Market Bldg. 267i-7-23-6mos

-ANTED—A FOX RANCHER. AP- lily Bliilliii; age and experience, mnrriod or single and’sniury wanted. tn Box 162. Montague. ITQBJ-ZB-Si

JOB PRINTING OF EVERY description cheaply and expedi- lliiiill! executed. . Guardian Central Job Printery, Phone 188.

CU WANT GOOD ENVELOPE! Prices 50 for I00, 25 for 85c, 250 l" 55c: e00 m 1.00; 1.000 for “.95. Postpaid. 0 ardlan Oflice.

UILGIO II NOhV ‘AN IND!!- beneabie adjunct tn iid Horticulture. ,_ t feeds ina- "llil-l! file Irowi l p ta and L.‘ N filled kt n7 t of m. ‘raft "i: 101m t i "

HIS FIRST DEFEAT .

, [N l5i5 Tl] PHUVE [i iii/l Iii ATTIIHNEYS

i

l _ Bitter FEE in Pros- Sc0tt— Funds A r e Promised Reprieved ‘Slayer. ‘

CHICAGO. July 27.— Gcli mad- ness will in: the plea oi’ Russell T. Scott, ersiiwhile financier ‘and ‘pro- ~ nvoter ‘of Canada, in his ellfort b0 BB- capo ‘the ‘gallows from which he has been saved twice ‘wltlrln a few hours of ‘the dentin ‘march.

Alicnisis who testified for Nathan Leopold. Jr., ‘and ‘Richard 110Gb. lflld- nappcr-eiayers of ibobert Franks. will ‘be callud on ‘in ‘the effort to ‘prove Scott is suffering f-rom "pris- on psychosis.“ The defence t-‘hccry will be ‘that his nflnd ‘has bcccmc effected ‘by his 15 months‘ confine- ment and the ‘hnrrowfing exper- iences cf ‘two (tenth woichcs ‘in the shadow ‘of lhe noose. . During ‘the -ten ‘days allowed them hobo-re bile sanity hunting. sot by Jutlge Joseph E. David ‘for Ailgusit Il, Wm, ‘Scott SlGWZLTl. ‘Scott's ul-

WINSTON CHURCHILL.

Who has suffered his first defeat ‘i‘n the Baldwin Cabinet. on the subject of cruiser con- etruction tor the navy. It ‘is said that in spite of fifteen members of the cabinet oppos- ing the project, and five favor- ‘ing It, King George, "The Sali- or King” persuaded the minia-

_ tera to comply with the admir- alty requests and so avoid political strife just now when England is lacing a big strike.

Scot‘; committed it) ‘an asylum.

Australia’s Welcome Pleases Coolidge

SWAMIPSGOTT‘, Must-L, July 2G. ——l"rcsidcut Coolidge is highly gra-tlilcti by the roceptioii given the Amcriirun ill-ct on its arrival in

A BITTER FIGHT.

lstntemctits oxprcstaing, tho hopc

death scntuice. curried out

the United Stuiesinubu

pect- For Life of‘

iornoy. will assciivbie ‘psychintrlcts, for n ‘desperate legal butt-i.» to ltavc‘

i

Than. ‘tbc light will be bitter has - - ' been indicaictl by piosivciritirs who Brltlsh ‘both-vs Scott is as sn-nu now its at‘, _ , _ _ _ ‘thoiiniu- when Joseph Mann-r, drug Nmhgng fu-rtilygr h.“ dgvgilqped fgxAllillrllllll. lhe lucsltlirnt. Thursday c101,,“ “as ‘mum in H humgwflp} Sum Government's, ‘hymn. night, issued one of his iew tiilicial was 410,111,] gumy of [he mummy The.‘

I __ _ state will not ccusc ‘Jlrflhlg ‘to have, Bus“, mm a wnppol-ury Gigygpn- that tho coiillal relations now cx- 1m “we lsting bctwweu

rt E. C-rowu. state's zitlorncyfi Government-

“OPENING GUNS”

SIR HENRY DRAVTON

‘He is opening the federal election campaign by making a tour of the riding of Wes; York. It is one of the opening guns in the campaign which Ia to come in the Autumn.

Consul Gene- ral Says Appoint-

_ give any assistance udth-m his pow- _' ‘er, ‘should it be requiwi."

meats are B ein g _ M *1 d e by Caiilim U. S. Coal Strike

‘qga [en]- orican ilcet upon its

Polyclinic Opened

llris city. but ‘r110 whth is

sticct, Tin‘ iAllllllflllilliéiit i.-'- il1‘c re- H l. H snllt of = hi: ontctpriso of thru- ol‘ qmr operalons"

will be assisted ‘by ‘the visitf. The stulcmrnt in full follows: _ “The welcome accorded the Am- arrival in Australian waters by the Govern mcnt and pcoplc of the common- wealth of Australlin has been most It is my hopc that the

tion i-n Northern Wl-scontrin, -lo loud; ‘the s't'u'te's effort. Cgnlnjflndgfg

wit‘ was ‘Scott lhiunselif. said ‘hi-s by the present Canton the insanity ‘plea. When ‘the law-

ycir started to confer with him, 1mm ,1ec|u,-ed_

"stire crazy." ‘Previously lScoilt‘ told

CANTON, July 27—Rc(l Russian are being appointed Govern ottiorney. wlho provided n lead ‘fvrlntcnt beads to command their giin- ilnc partially to the insistent re- lllmls- "l9 Bllllisli Clmslll Gelieffllinowal by the miners of their de- n . , The appointmentslmnuds for o. checkoff system. ad- isfltml‘ rhwllsjed m“ he was sanmflm lleliig liillile. hi5 Bfllll‘. liY H" vices reaching Washington state iiy of ‘rcdnuinll ‘ifhe urine-rs’ WWBBS, visit 0f the American llIiOl ln tho M er he “M he honeyed he w“ Ho“ Ml" l”? ll"? l-‘lvll Eoveillor-

King George In ‘Touch With British Strike

(Canadian Preea) LONDON, July 27-——-it is ‘under- stood t-lnut ‘Premier iSlirnley Bald- win ‘will devote ‘his ‘personal nt- ‘t-enltion to the threatened strike of Btiitish Coal Minors. King Georgi‘ ‘is being kept closely ‘informed of ‘every move in ‘the which ‘seek to ‘avoid a crisis and it ‘is announced that .is litjcsty will "Hold himself in readiness to

Bad Outlook For Northern‘ Food

Supply

(Canadian Preae.) - MONTREAL, Que» July 27~The sinking of the Hudson's BnyCom- party's supply ship Bayeskimo, in Unguva Buy. July 23. news of which was picked up by radio sta- tions lust night. may result in a shortage of supplies at some of the far northern posts on the Labrador and Unguva coasts. and isolated trading stations in ‘Hudson Bay and James Buy.‘ S. S. Nascopie, which rescued the passengers and crew of the Bayeakimo from the barren coast nenr Port Burwell, has her own round to make in Arctic Ocean around Baffin Land and fur- thest north, and ilocessily for rc- iief‘ visits to posts on Bay Eski- mo's bcut will possibly hinder the Nascopic from completing her round. The latter is now racing round posts delivering supplies be- fore resuming her scheduled jour- ney to Baffin Land.

Likely to Develop

(Canadian Prong.) WASl-iiNGTON, D. C-. July 27-

thut prospects of a coal settlement

‘Re s

nowspapcrmcn ‘that ‘ire ‘lliUi-Pglllllgig" <_-0m;9,q31(,n_

which hail morn than

exist ‘hctwccn the

Willi iiie l0 g0 and do the things N; (may, A nunmm- of ln;ll'lijlr-_éllil1"iil'llilt‘iiiiislmrnlglgfiruiiffvifltcti mailed with kerosene lying in the Aml (Irvin: the l ‘ ‘ I <5 H "9- ‘l curl illiver were sct on fire by "mm" in ‘llere- bomb throwing pirates. it said that the junks had refused to pay the pirates the customary The ‘effort to save ‘Slcobt thr i"l “sauce”? Ill ‘lilo coll ‘madness ‘ ie will ll-oml l" the Chinese any puslmm y ()ll(ll‘(l b liq-omit lllrlll ‘Wlll-jlllflltgfiseifl- are striking n" extra pay‘ adding worms and “m,” madam“ ‘mHIHIILq thcir number to the quarter mil- “Tho iwlyciliiic." an entirely new Mm "ml have prfinlsed more ‘Julm llll" Clllllllse Blrlllef-“i lilfviiili‘ ii‘- ll“jiii‘l'i‘lll‘t‘- in the mctlicul cimiesloi R’ newer’ Ghnyrnulni); a Wi‘“(l>q0r lmglfillkgil‘ Itéle ‘lrllzlhmn r n t (pi-to... , , _ ‘ "- n r» t . s o uciow. .,‘,.,’.O, “my SS0?“ have been evacuated. except thc Alnm-[L-a’ w“ ..,.a.11,0ad-- 5Com by Ohicago Balms Commissioner of Customs. i l“ l"l“°°'l-'iii‘s ‘w prevent eieuosui-e of ‘their m

world."

FUNDS PROMISED.

‘ ‘ “"*‘-‘°‘"’-'"l"@"'l“"i" iity"A'iia'nti'c"(3lly"are-loss‘ hopeful

‘mug,’ lllhem "11"" l“? Bmnellllill-f Wlviiiiiwere reports to arouse their ifllUi"; junksi

Wsaorifioes Hand

"than before, Growing apprehension is fclt that tho strike will develop.

i To Obey Bible

(li‘NlOliNlNA'l‘l, (liiin. July 27. — llililliilCLl with lhc bclitnf that ‘he lsbtntltl ‘carry out ‘the Biblical in- junction “if thy riKlil lilillil Ollenil Alli-c. ‘cu‘t it offf," at man giving the iunme of Thomas 'l‘h0m|psoti. 48 ‘yours old and homeless. ‘made lliB lsztcrifice last night. Ho. cut off his bond and ‘part of his iifiii iliy iillliw"

nelwtlut-ons Great PolTicai Alld

Biiiiilfi iililll Nliiii LYING Nfiiiiii

Religi 0 u s Leader Had Brilliant Car- eer-'—An Avowed Opponent of Darwin Th eory of Evolu- tion.

(Canadian Press.) DAYTON, Tcun.- July 27—Thc body of William Jennings Bryan, who died suddenly here yesterday. will movc on special railroad cur from Dayton to Washington. Wcd- nesday itiorning. The burial of the political and religious leader will be in Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia. at a time to be deter- mined later, it was said. The body is lying in state today.

DAYTON. 'l‘enn. July 27—Wutch_ ed by his Dayton friends. the body of William Jennings Bryan, who died as he slept yesterday, lay in the front. room of the simple south- ern homo tonight, hlcanwhlle, an invalid widow worked out plans for bearing the body of the Commoner to Washington for ultimate burial in the place of thc Nation's mili- tary heroetu. Arlington Ccrnctcry. Ilurublc fullolwcrs of Mr. Bryan came today to gaze for tho last time into the fuco of their chump- ion of christian fuith and to pay u lust tribute of ltonor and higlu-st cstccui. Tomorrow afternoon, on the lawn of Richard 1i. Roger's re- sidence whore the former Demo- cratic chicftuiti spent his last days. s. more formal ceremony will take place. The publiL-“lhen will view

"British Member of Parliament Says it Would be Folly to Weaken Navy-Na tional Safety is Vi- tal.- » ‘

LONDON. July iii-Constituling himstlt’ Sjillklffilllilll for the Lords of the Admiralty in a speech at. King's Lynn, Saturday. John Colin (‘aniphell Daividsou, Parliamentary

W. C. BRiDGEMAN.

and [Financial Secretary to the Hr“ Lord. °l u” Cdmlmlty Admiralty stoutly denied the may "ale" h“ ma“ "' m‘ Brl" chnrgt s a "liliifil his tlxqlllflllliflil. of

lsh Cabinet because the gov- "iirrwnt has refused to sup- port his plea lor the construc- tion of a large fleet of swift cruisers for replacement‘ pur- poses.

ignoring tho nocd o1‘ economy in conncctioti with the programme for the building of cruise-rs. Mr. Davidson wondered why a dead si-t had been made against a De- partment which was vital to lia- tional and imperial safety. In justice to the Sea Lords, who \\'(‘l't.‘ unable to speak for them- selves, Mr. Davidson continued that nothing could he more unjust than to suggest either that they ‘had attempted to bluckmitil the

Girl Dies From , Lizarcfs Bite

(Special to the Guardian) ‘CARGILIJ, Ont, July 27.—~\\'ilnlu. Ihuilmuir, the fivc-ycur-old Culross Towushni-p child. who was bittcn by n ituge lizard while art ‘play about t-wo Weeks ago, has succumbed to‘ _\1r_ Davidson 53p] (but poisonous cffccis of the reptiles ai- vconomy was; absolutely vital it lilfllllie fir] ‘m Buying “ea a Oflvouitl be thve ‘grcaltttsfi follyuio ‘S 1 _ l‘ D0 i wcziti-n tic . avy w ic was e evfi$113‘giidiierlfiiltiisi; s hirip. aloilnigunnunn of lbc Empire] lliic hop; ' iii ii vs, wlcu i ‘i iii‘ ninion znl ‘ar amen

lizard ‘darted from the water unillhlmilill‘ jsilpptilt the llrlmiraity if it lillElllPd 0" ll?!‘ ill-‘ilil lifiiir iFS lefllli again brought forward similar Pellelrwllllg 119091)’ ‘lull! liliv ll-‘5lllpt'opusuls on even more drastic

Amiputatl-ion nuts at first suggcsi- ‘$03195’

(lUVUfiilJlBlll. or wen‘ bout 0n wasting public money,

Folly to Weaken Navy.

while

ed as a means of saving the ‘girl's!

While Mr. Davidson urns speak--

ilvfewbut lit was tiiscovered that thnlgng "la-my as a member of [he ilolsoiiliiil liiid 8011c through lli" l-louse of Commons. Charles George

the remains of the dead leader as he lies in state in u bronze casket. in Washington it is planned to have the body lie in state for an-

_ed,>tbc bodyofhMr. liryanpviii be

laid tohrcstf (The Associated Prela)

The late in. Bryan's leadership oi’ the‘ Democratic party tielflnltely was brokcin at the ualliovnial con-ven- iion at San Francisco in 1920. when he was dc‘i‘eat‘ed‘ ‘in his efifors to, have ‘a dry plank ‘ihcliutletl in ‘the plaiionm. Throughout the campaign he runal‘ncd slllliit, and afterward said ‘it was ‘the ‘first time in 40‘ ycars that hc had made ‘no ‘sptcchctr for a iktnocraltic presidential cani-i didtrtc, The ‘reason for his action, he said, was that ‘he dld iii?! ‘Iikfiee with Jmneis M. 00X, ‘the party's candidate who was defeatcd by War

other period. Wlillo lliiliiiiiiiillfi "l7 some sections of South Ann-rice- friends and admirers march by. Oil it has never been discivercd Friday, at an hour to be dctcrmm- Canada.

Alfleaiturs nmlnmn ‘rooms are fitted‘ ‘in Willi likely that the meeting tomorrow

till-rs, Riiln May Scott, his mother,

z “ u» -‘ ‘ L . . Obtain Llll\\ll‘4 young ticrtori who h“ w“ her home m Bay Village‘

biii- -ii~ ‘luff; (‘trey ‘are Dr. J. :i..\il hit‘.l\'cu'/.‘ic (‘llli.(“l‘ll‘iil mziilic- ‘incl, hr. ll. i“. Scnmun (Surgery and lllil ill‘. F. “l. Tlti-. . .. "g lrl‘ i-lnliircn and m] Th1 st‘ [l(l'.?l(ll'S hnvu ink-

nnd assist his wife and ‘father who hwvc worked ‘for weeks ‘to oiytziin a commutation or reprieve for the illiilifillbflf‘. Bolero sho loft. shc said st‘: bud not come previously 1,... i~"|.uluutt- courses in H1080 cans,“ R, ,1] I ‘ ' liiilljlilishllllilfill spitciully qnziltify stay awnlgfjb ma requested h" to lhvm for iiivir \\“‘.1k. 1 -..

"'l'h¢- purpose ‘of lhe Poiyclin c. in ‘its pciforuinnc‘ cl‘ nil lnnnchcs oi‘

‘inn i|ll'2il work. is to gin‘ tin- ntmosi

‘<“‘.'-i'itivi" st rv-It-t- 1.; lhe ‘public. ‘

l l‘lvr-ry\v‘iit‘ri‘ ‘illiF ‘ ciitilcs have been lcutai-IIK-‘liid. ovru in such small

‘rowns ‘n,- Yilllllulllli, N S they -‘ (Canadian Press.)

z-wby giv OTTAWA, July 27——l'lOil Jacques lug ‘thopntit-nt llu- Nl‘l'\'ii,'l s of thrcc Burcnu. Minister of Customs and irlaz-“urs Wlllllliil Jiillli-‘lillliil (expense, idxcisc who has boon 1|] M m” ‘ibvy offer up] l-iiili‘ iiil\'iiiilii|l10 ‘lii llnnin in Three ‘Rivers since l‘l7l'illl“l! consullal‘ 11>‘. The priirlifi“ (ll days of the past session, returned ‘inch individual doctor, honour. is m (mnwn “max

‘have mct with nmrltcil s l

mpi;|¢o.1.|‘-‘r<><i u-fth and lhc pa‘ lent?

of inch uie u..‘.i<'r 11a net-ix-‘ls ly o .

lclmngiitg their t/wn mrdfisul ‘adviser

'nnics‘s thcy so tics it iti ‘lrbuiilh- A J

t ntion of (hc ‘iliUliliVYS o‘ ‘ it‘

Polyciinic's sllilf to carry oln when‘, g‘ncr:ii ‘prncthtcs as nwuli. Mil‘ .

gladunlly turn to specialist work as circumstances and the (iemunds

or the public ‘hermit (Canadian Prue.) ‘ ‘Situated on one c‘! the finest re- QTTAWA‘ Jmy 27.4w‘, nppmm. iililflllllllll iiiill "l"? Cellini-l slrwls °r llliiillfl and no announcements, said thc city. the Polycl/indc is estn-biish- prpmkq. King’ when he emerged iiiluglgillzylg“dlggafghllgglodlmitrtzg:‘from tho Council Cbumbor after, ‘ " . ' .ti ‘ wt‘- i-‘d-w‘ iiiiiiii“..ilfi “..:::::‘. ‘.‘.'.‘...‘;’.:::: and beautifully fljnwhefllajnd h". six o'clock this evening "We are pinned, the large watng room.‘ ' r ' ,, ‘three roomy ofliices of the dioctors (‘gmlllm gtflhlfidllll]‘lyglmzrglllhc l: adjoinin-gqexariniinlng roomeuand lab l“ llei‘ ii" ‘"1" ‘I ° 9 l‘ , nrmyoymnccupyi-hg eniflfejlrgtllool‘ inei. also said t-hut there was not- of u“, lmflflilnag, ‘ hing to nunounu,‘ nt present.

The luboratony lg completely understood that todnys meeting omiippcd wltih all ‘the intee solen- which‘ hi-iznn

ifllic apparatus for the camry ng ‘out was (leveled to clearing away n of correct tiiautivhlliriil WW1‘ "ml large accumulation of business. Pllli-lllilii ‘lif-‘lllmiml WW9 n“? 9X‘ This having been done it. is not un-

Wlillwl “lilllmibwl m‘ “My m’ will be devoted. nt least, partially, “mqwlnmkm” “mt also m’ mm“. to discussi of election prospects. orerwtwiis- It ‘ml? i"? "miwmw Then; n little probability of a de- hlm’ m” l‘ tmlned nllr” m" m‘ cision for some time to come. how-

m “mmum attendance‘ The importance of the meet-

n (‘lovcla-nd suburb. to come ‘here.

I morning coats while scores of wo-

it is nl Railways shows a decrease of $1, 473.405 or 7% per cent, in the 116i‘ exports. curly this morningloperaling revenues

King And Queen Set New Styles

(Special to the Guardian)

LOlNllON, July 27.—‘i4rsIt Thurs- day aiftcrnrznii a. ‘tho ‘fl-mt ‘garden party ‘at Buckingham ‘Pal ace the King wore a ‘grey top rm‘. and grey morning ‘suit. The (Juccn worc ,1 ‘mauve drt "r ‘and- bat. Noi- lhcr the Kihig nor the Queen lift)- ‘birhiy rtn-iizctl ‘they were ‘stldiing a

(JPN ‘ziml hnitters worloiil-g ‘ovcriitirc. lru-t within‘ the ‘remarkably shutt- o-f three days every man and‘

tics cntcrcti the grtrdenis to ‘groctl

enrlyllivc ‘thousnml grunts n; the scceitti;

party, they snw a veritable sea of grey and mauve. There were h‘un- drerls of grey toppers and ‘grey

‘men ‘had copied Lhe Queen's style ‘and wu-ro mauve gowns and ‘hat-s. Tiiiliiyfis party was. one of the most colorful overseen at Buck‘ i-ngbnm "Palace. As on Tuesday the crowd wws representative of diplo- macy, church, art. the stage. ‘letters and exclusive society. ——-——<oo--

June Statement 0i Canadian National

(Clhadlan Prone) MONTREAL, July 27—June statements of operating results is-l sued today by the Canadian Nation-

ns compared with June 1924, '

A decline in receipts, however. Pfiliieiielilfll-lveil 0! lliiififlliflil her interests had explhined their changes have been triads in the pro- cl» pcoed redistricting of tho country Mqmrmfl, cloudy . Quebec, cloudy

Halifax. ‘fog it is understood that Ambassador been sidetracked only temporarily. Si. Joliii. llilr Houghlon outlined to m; Chamber-however, was furnished today by a

was more than offset by the re-

duction of ncnriy two million dol- Blllliille l0 sefiffllli‘! Ol fiiile log; at Washington nulftd tho

iars in operating eXvenses. with tbs result ‘that the operstlnt deficit of Juno i924 was reduced by $494,007 or 53.3 per cent. »