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despise botany and theology.

l love flowers and religion but

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Strange every fellow thinks he has the only hard job in the world.

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illliliisili-TINE CAMPAIGN L-iilliliillfliil

Splendid Address Ill Night.

St.‘ PauYs

Yesterday evening commencing at, dry and acrid region without water

_ v Troop gave they captured a stronghold and, al- e1‘ a. n d an interesting and gripping address most consumed ' with a terrible the sub- Ject of "A British officer's experi-

ll.00 p. m. Rev. Canon in Bt. Paul's parish hail on

ence in connection with Gener Allenbys Campaign."

The meeting opened with Canon 'I‘roop's favorite hymn "Breathe on me Breath oi God". Rev. H. D. Raymond acted as chairman and introductory remarks called upon Canon Troop to address

after a few the gathering.‘

‘Canon Troop then rose and ex- pressed himself as much pleased at opportunity of lecturing in the city, recalling his

again having the

past pleasant association with S Pauls Church.

The subject matter of his lecture

was taken from the book entitle

"The Romance of the Last Crusade written by o British officer, Major

Gilbert, who played a part in tli Palestine Campaign. the preparations made for the cap

ture‘ of Jerusalem-mow the waters of the Nile were filtered and piped ority never knew prlvation such as under the Suez Canal and carried was experienced by some of thcsc over 200 miles across the desert- liow the army was one year in

crossing-mow a road of chickei

wire laid over the sand and was Christ faced _ used as if highway for the march diifkhesfi l0 W1"

of soldiers and for and transports.

camels were used by thc force.

There is an old Arab saying that

“when the Nile flows into Palestine then‘ shall the prophet from the west drive the Turk out of Jerlisn- iem. The words "al nehi". nicoti- ing in Arabic "prophet from the west" bear a remarkable resem- blance to "Ailenby“ the name of the general who laid the campaign. Thisiact gave the General great prestige in the sight of the natives.

Canon Troop dwelt very strongly upon the great discipline and self denial practiced by the British

soldiers in one instance in particul-l

ar where, after struggling across a

Remains Of Large City Found 0n l‘ African Coast

NAIRBOI, nrluuti East Africa. Oct. 3. ——- Remains oi n great. city. nllliflreutly ‘of splendor and ini- porlance, have been discovered by investigating scientists near (loam on the Kenya Colony coast.

Tile remains iticllttie n fortress- like wail, six miles long. u swim ous palace containing ornate baths. beautiful mosque , rare metal work and other evidence of ancient cul- ture.

So completely had the city been forgotten that nu almost impenetr- able forest now covers the remains.‘

it in not known whether the city was of Arabic or Persian origin.

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Condensed Specials

RATE-lo. per word. M! each insertion in this column.

got it."

Gl-IARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1927

CANiiN non nouns “I

thirst, waited their turn, solne al

them-thousands of gallons. As the soldiers drew nearer to

impressed with the

people with whom they came

encountered only in the Bible. t. ed by the British forc s-a tremei land.

Air and water, he said were ‘i. 1 great symbols of the Holy Spit uil the powers

drink." In concluding. Cation thanked all present for the kind a

tentioii given‘ him and also for the]. ll" M“ hearty welcome accorded him blquvund the pastor Rev. H. D. Raymond, and .'

the congregation. "‘

Jesus Say"

rose and announced that Taylor Smith

him preach.

“Jggltgr sltlgflslrgglgrlg. (£32,223 Atlantic telephone service. it will. dismissed the gathering with the’

benediction.

Wilbur Replies,’

Secretary Wilbur with the

ill‘_V of the Navy, he will not pol-mi

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outlet cheering which cchoccl and rc-ech- i-i- oed along thc routc which he tra- versed, but its political significance is set down as it tangible asset to the German republic for the presi- dent's natal day was the signal for‘ a political truce iti which his scrvic-i

acknowledgement ironi

Hindenburg Gets

Great Ovation On 80th. Birthday

(Special to The Guardian) BERLIN. Oct.

in witnessed nu ovation like that

showered on Patti Von Hindenburgl today ou thc occasion of his eight- - ieth birthday.

Hindcnburg tlic man that found an in ilic vcriiabic drumilrc

0e alike. The colors of the republic

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bv a resumption of relations in oth-' bqmmg 0n me Ton‘ Heeney-“Hmmifl m“ M wmlcmns‘ illgttyllitlaleilir states which suspended on April means oi Dolitillll an

pressure to push the mach gov-

Maioney cord at Madison B01111"? ti’ Garden lest night.

about four hours, for a drink oi water, which was flowing through tanks about seven yards away from

city of Jerusalem they were greatly} scenery and‘

contact, chiefly because it all bore! ficlllt. such a religious significance, bring- ing so vividly to mind scenes and stories which they‘ had previously

When the Holy Cit ‘was captur-

olis thrill was experienced in Eng-i General Allenby would not: d allow the British flag to be raised over tthe city, saying that Britain was holding it in trust for Israel.

to a close by saying that the maj-

heroes of the Palestine Campaign.

i'or us the living mom;- lorries water of life and he stands ready The army con-‘l0 sivc w all. saying. structed a railway as they wentlthirst let him come unto Me and along, and some idea of the vast- ness of the whole project may be realized from the fact that 40,000

"If any more

Troop

Bishop would be in Cliar- , .

- . - "l congratulate Clinuliu,’ he stud, iotteiowu at, some time eaily mine“ hemg elected to u ma‘ ‘m Decembe" and Coi-nnlended mm loicouncil of the League oi‘ Nilll0ll>ln all who could possibly come to hear, ' ‘ '

with Wiliium S. llrock is lll(‘i ilYq-losciy together.

ilillillqhoti’ (leligliictl we nil nient thnt as lung as he is Secrct- yum- V1,.“ m“; ma, u; u“,

Schieo and llrock, (he Secretary

UN!‘ spoke to Midwliy Islands to guitlo them ill

their flight over the Pacific, blit that the (lepnrilnelit (lecllued to zio so

‘CI also ilndchstailtl that they Bflk-‘llupg “m; he said. "Tll(ilgun_" M]; iitupu col-it 50 cottts tinch and iflwus “nu doubt ot‘ ti

(‘@1115 ihe)’ (Plilild hillvword. This service ovor thousands

3___von Hmdexh along similar lincs to the others was first m me hearts of)!“ and lilr. Ahcarn replied that he countrymen today as never befortmim“! immi “w "le-‘l-“iiim "mi Not since William I. led the Germ- an army through the Brandenburg- c“"“p“"i°” of (mmidu- er gate in 187i, on their return from Se“ apprwiaflm‘ "ml

the Fronco-Prtissian war, has Ber- mnemled m! be“ wmhei“

Face Not Copyright

iartisi. was iinctl s12 and costs. An

PHNNE Sill Cl,

iBritish Prime Minist-i Premier King Carried on 'Conversation- Slight Static Inter- ference at ‘Times’

for

thei

l... MONSTRATION m CHAR-

norrnrown (spam, gm, Guanm") i “I realize i'ull wcil that the g1

good success the trails-Atlantic’Smmid mid which has been “we

id- llllil morning when, in turn, Pruln-‘me~ tor Baldwin and PFEHIKBI‘ Nil"!- [liulr idrnesi. liuPoliite and bench, oi‘ the British post

Olflcflii liir. A. ‘i‘. Aiienrn, of Ottawa until

"There are two questions e It is reported that the Red Cross-Ml, w’ IL val,,vnnm,_ “f L,,n,|,,,,,,about his (Mr. Sounds He ulltllnerllflflg was raised. _ muxplmllged KFFPIHIILQL policy that have been brought l Canon Tioop brought his addict...

The conversations j 10m l - a .12 ti e ‘i i ‘ -' " ,,",l‘,‘-L‘ fluii-l“l.‘i.li d’!- "iiiu.l‘ti'.i-“,.l mime-men» nud- mlfig-P M. .10 Downing 8W0“, A liquors, and the other in regard

p.11“. u; mg], nmcmh m. n", Bemthe plebiscite in 1929. he ‘ ' ' '

.. _ a . ‘ U t. , "Dealing with cheaper liquor ii ‘it. Iillgilzlplifiia lfeajqlfillgflr lgorréggsfifi I wish to say that the only meani or enls listened ‘in. Conimuilklatitiil ma‘ Possibly mum be taken m"

interruption experienced at. first but gradually this cleared uwaly. k .--..’.L1“.‘...‘i”...‘.’.“i. lliflltliiliillllufi ‘it. Ac that ci- dcl-r Show

beima

t‘ lluliltvlii" ivna the firsiipurposesy what M“ Saunders

morning" Mr blckciizit- they Wm 11°‘ use m”

Kiltg", returned illc British prime-

iultlcti.

the Act.

Mr. Baldwin delivered his messagoi being ‘nude on the poor “ck peup

for medicine. _ Hells _ pro “Minot liquor will ‘notbe sold fo ntid l nlso offer my congratulations . F ion the establishment of the iiuills-dniiiiofis‘

bring us more closely lilgtlllll‘l'."ltllc Tho llrilisll prlnin minister's voice’ lulled stintl-whnt iu tho t-oilcludiiluyof the Acu- ‘senicnccs itl which ho I‘Ulll5\\'t:‘l|‘llll4‘ iilliillkll to the people oi‘ (liltindu in. l-oitliuctioil with his row-iii visit.

To U S_ Alrlnelli M"- Ml": Willie“; _"| """"i""‘i, “The Commission last year were ' )ytiur cable lilizsdugte ill tougriliuluflabk, w “and over $57900 m Proms 15 ' ‘--—~- I ‘ lions oi‘ (‘liiiuin socuriilg n sen ‘to the government by not enforcing-l; WASFIINNNIII???‘ QM‘ lfitn't—tlll"_til'il"l iii“ i-i-‘llglle "l Niliiilll-“l i7ifllll§liithe law, by neither prosecuting nor have thought it was good. waill l<. bl til H Hiiiiii-l ‘Hal-laud l um pleased to have l_|. lU-itaking away the right to presm-ib ihl? NIWY lh-pnrllilvlii hiili iv-l fl] pt-ntutl incl the lilloiir ihcle iii no liquor from me doctors who violated; to {ll-vllittfllilffy In"llmdlil~mzlvfxnl doubt that this sci-vi..- iuiuiahes u“ by m; prosemmng we person veil ure o z " .

now link which will draw us iuorei

M I who were getting liquor for pretend 2| y

Wlllillilcd medicinal purposes,

with‘ Royal‘ l Print-es. l hope this HCPVlCB may be

were using it as a beverage."

I illon. A. C. Saunders’ the ilflllili‘llllfllll_ ‘to uitl and ubeiwy ulmlp-H- “(you w H". um-cesufull ll"? "hi" Willi llllillllllieii i“ "Ohwruditi broadcast on tho occasion of

(‘olifcdt-rntiou Jubilee. (loud morn- iul; null thanks."

l The lioti. Ernest linPoiuté Mr. lcucll, ector of telephones in the post oifil-ies. "l wish to uuntl congratulniioils," he said,

we have iii this country know it as well as I do.

Briiifiil yourself: Shall I do right You lily I do wrong? "on (his

Made Hearing ])if- pa. nousron a1‘ LIBERAL ps-

OIIIIPAWA’ out 3_ _ Wm, mhilwbulk of the alcohol now being con- Rev,

. b l y; mauled by a Doctor's certificate, is taken £?,‘.i"£‘.’;l?. mo: u i. u

M,-_ . Rev. A. A. McLeod's Radio afldress.

‘V0,... cmhto my attention on different occas- Oiie is in regard to the an- about cheaper

improved after inure or less stoticigiiuwiiéaggfiisxfn:tgéafegizrérfigllg: ler Arsenault, who said "that it was not the purpose oi the Prohibition Thomas Barlow, Physician to the statements. hundreds of phy- is sicians and surgeons will not have . , )1 -,.,i isthtiflis ti ltd greeting of the (illlliitlltlll lieuiien. my “g a 1 p“ llgrgheibiléign ct for revenue purposes. that the . l - fits on the sale of liquor will be _, _ _ luiuister. “l hear your voice-dim p“) , _‘_ ' ninth: ititerforeiicte made helirlig gfiilgfiadhlgfi we?) Mlg{:;!l:3]0nqiilll()l'0 tiifiicult,

establishment oi‘ (connection. "llol-i from m” sale of liquor for revenue

ThonlOllly enough to pay for the legiti- mate expenses of the enforcement of He is , preaching

iof this province onuielling liquor sing rev- ,enue but only sold for medicinal A strict check will be rkept. on the doctors to see that they o not. abuse their privileges and profits will be only enough to ‘pay the expenses of the enforcement

Mr. W. E. Bentley Over the Radio.

and whoiers Liquor Commissi

Pre-election Address.

"I say liquor is the greatest curse

lflllfiilitlllillel WHERE is THE PllilHiBillilN SENTIMENT lilllAY?

Read The Excerpts From Liberal Propa- ' g-andists’ Addres ses During The Elec- ‘ .__ tion In View OfThc Now Declarediee“ Milm" Accused Policy Of The Saunders Liquor Commis- sion To Run The Vendorships “I n A Business-Like Way.”

-dldate, what will you say?

us u beverage." eat

ll. l). Raymond's ur- to say for the drink traffic.

useful as a medicine? It has be

so considered and is so considered

by a good many people. swer is that not.

“in North

The a

rs) the best doctors s

geon than Dr. Mayo. to emphatically that it has no pla

.215 a medicine. rst

HE of Professor of Pathology in Unlversi

College Hospital, London.

de King, make

Hundreds upon

similar it in their practice.

the case. A few months ago i

1e icine. a good stimulant.” "Yes, easily“ e , such deleterious effects." further, "In this room, in this hos

ago, five doctors. I asked thet ‘If these shelves were full of alco

They all replied. scribe liquor as a purpose."

a medicine is an outworn idea

e not any more," Notwithstanding all s election assertions

-‘among the first acts

for some $215,000 business-like way." The cynicism

|is characteristic-—high-toned morai- lty must give place to sordid dollars

today. You and cents-the much despised and

If it is, aiiathematized ‘blood money’ of pre- 41h‘- wrong to use it as a beverage, ask election oratory.

The hypocrisy and

or shall blatant imposture of the Liberals is When you vote on enough to make

the angels weep.

uuctacssftil colulnuilicuilon tintl to

ll lndy so?‘ dyttilu in hper-lAddressed .euci rui e iat t ero . ‘ Of Canadian Club

lo silperioriiy‘ ,of the spoken over (Special to The Guardian)

the writtolt

oi‘ miles of ocean will strengthen the ties and hind more closely tho mother country and Canada."

“Vi/o hoard every word you sent ' ' W. ‘and I recelprocnlu Wm eemmhimself as the official represents

"i"“ls“ “um Mr‘ Lupmme‘ lliiousltizfiisntit: dgrlrliliinioiiflltecliglfltiis‘ Mr. Valentina of the London telc- m t: men and we eh Hon wm_ phone service next upoko toclilr. .100 1 {m1 l m ‘w Ml 15b Altcarn, u director of tho Hell tele- am P ‘p5’ U“ led Sm s n phono company and n pioneer ex- er w Canada‘ addressed the mm?- pert lll electrical services. Mr. Vill- be“ of the Canadian Club at tie euiiur lxietldetl his congratulations noon luncheon at the King Edwmd

IL-Describing

Phillips thanked the club for their invitation, for conceiving it his duty and pleasure to come toknow Toronto he had been wondering how he should go about it when the invitation arriv- ed. Already, he said, he had begun to feel at home.

Mr. Phillips paid tribute to Hon. Vincent Massey who, he said is "re- presenting the Domlnion in a way. that should make all Canadiansi feel justly proud." He added that in‘ a sense "it is through the appoint-i inent of Mr. . Massey and myself; that the world has been notified,’ that Canada has become oi ago and‘ should be treated accordingly."

par- ticularly on behalf of the (liecirlcal

he expres- ilinltks and

This ended the conversations. they were in prugrcsu still

and motion pictures were taken, Tile service is now available be- tween points in (ll-cot Britain and Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, llamii- toll and Quebec. A tlireo minule tnlk cost I75, ~~—>~——-10-§—-__s-

(By British United Press) BERLIN, Oct. 3.

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-End Coal Tie-up cclcbrntcd for its artistic produc- In I 1 l i n 0 s

iiolls lll the shape oi pottery-owes (Special to The Guardian)

(let-ply iticeiised by what he consid-

crcd tiic misrepresentation of his

flllillisi. lf‘ililil‘t‘S by hi1 Bruit lfi l1 CHICAGO’ 00L 3___Imno‘s bu“.

‘mill’ Pill)”- minous coal operators and miners yesterday reached" an agreement whereby the mines will resume op-

llc look the cnst- to court, and the

uppoal was lodged. and various well- They convinced the court that a public illi.“l.il.'“i..lfi..2?"l.liS"{u.“l..£§‘it§22 - u» unu- u u» u»- nf‘ the lower rmtrt wnsjeversed. Thu llnhapliy hurgomaster is now

The agreement ended the longest

tlement in Illinois will be followed

in~niiv but tllrottghout country.

Hotel today. At the outset, Mai the members oi

nentatives continue lobbing in the °"°ii°“' ‘m’ “i” "i" f“ “Tim-insult editorial umi-uu, buying the

suspension in the history of Illinoisimgjcenurv Dem o’ French 1mm!»

We h llii. h d d b "Y °' ill“ ""1 imlllmy- T" 5°"!MilgrandwCoarsbllrdollwch-gzilftinug fcrlered their program policy. rile. hard government

PNIISJ [IENNNNC N E Cl l l JHUSSIAN [Ni/NY

‘No Break Desired Is Claim, but Official- Circles Are Pessi- mistic.

MOSCOW, Oct. 3. -—The Hench cabinetls decision to demand the recall of M. Rakovsky, Soviet Am- bassador at Paris, though ,_‘ ‘ with a declaration of the French government's desire to continue ne- gotiations for the settlement of Russilfs debt to France, has given rise to decided pessimism in official circles. not only concerning the fate of the debt negotiations, but with regard to the diplomatic rela- tions of the two countries.

The Soviet authorities and press appraise the decision as a victory for the British "die hards" led by Sir Henri Deterding, who is gener- ally believed here to have chosen Paris as a strategic point for fight- ing Soviet oil.

The black hundred- the

I

election day for a Prohibition can- I be- lieve that liquor should not be used

Pro-election Sermon. "No self-respecting man. speak- ing without bias, has a good word

“But someone will say is it not

America, no man stands higher in repute as a sur- He states

“Such renowned physicians in the Old Land as Sir Victor Horsiey.

Sir Frederick Treves, Surgeon General to His Majesty the King, and Bir

"I may say that I personally have been surprised to find that this is

the office of our local hospital I was discussing this matter with one _ of our bright young physicians. He lll u iuoulent the uir cleared uud against a prom’ of $579M or moi-alto“ me Ihzafgefinrmtgggéalfgixtnggt He replied, ut e page better ones more

n 'd and without He said

pitnl there were present a few days,

iyStorm Swept Over British Isles

hollc liquors for your use, for whati purposes would you prescribe tlietn?'i ‘We do not pre- medicine for any

“My friends, the idea that liquor

have thought it was good; you

Rakovsky, Soviet. Ambassado to France, by the Moscow government. is regarded here in semi-official circles as likely to occur during the, week. ation to M. Tchitcherin, Soviet Forq eign Minister. yesterday. of a note drafted by the Council of Ministers’ at Rambdullletf ever, insisted in Paris that no rup- ture with

dealings between merits.

The British Franco by inciting workers let‘ loose lllagalnct the _ rl economic and eailinte upon soldiers to disobey

their chiefs.)

iiliilliiiii

by Airplanes.

(Canadian Press)

Mexico City. Two squadrons

Gil

n.

the road to Puebla. BY

mutineers and the " federais. to arrest all known sympathizers

Den. Arnulo R. Momez, Mexic