a Qii ‘I MERCHANT o“ I

~r--'

sateen

best policy. -

_ ounces to the lb‘. and thirty-six inch- es to the yard is the

MERCHANT - A store a child can

trade in is the ideal store for the grown-

i‘ - _ _ up. , i I Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew Charlottetown Guardian Two Cents _ ‘gulls; Guardian, Founded Ill‘!

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925

Annual Subscription:

Delivered 11.00 B! l0

Hall. Canada and U. ll. A. 5L.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT ‘ " ‘l

Telephone Record

OTTAWA, April 9.— A new record tor a long distance tele-

‘ Phone call from iCanada, both . in regard to distance and

%,,_____ Revenue For the Year Fell off by $53,087,- 819.— Expenditure Alleged to Have

‘F995, Was made here yester- day when Senor Cesar A. Ber- ranco, Consul General for the Republic of Mexico, in Canada, put tin a call to Havana, Cuba and was cut through -in fifteen

General Election

TORONTO, April 9.- Piiiiti. cal gonip whiich fixes the date for the next federal election at October 7 next in given public- Ity by the Evening Telegram today In it: new: columns,

in this connection the news- PEP" lays a story is being eir- culated that Hon. G. H, Fergu-

EEBISEATIIIIE PIIIIRIIEIIEII YESTERDAY AFTERNIIIIN

.. so llle wcitthi-r yesterday Wag lap,“ for the prorugution of tlle second

the Salute of fifteen gulls il-riin ll“.

IIIIIIIIT". a: tzrfirrglllfir olf "Olztqario, ‘is ab; Zcssiulhof t’ lIhe Foi-tiittli liellcriil U;I,I.IIIII,,IIII,II,I,I.I.:II, Th, a“ t ‘ _ nque e re he o sscm y o rince Edward lslunil, fr ti i ' - .3 .. . _ w to Montllwalwtllllllougllolgcation: hll provincial office and will which was hold witll the sanle lllH- Om II Prime “hum Ilhml

Heavy Brigade. lllltliil‘ coluiilaiiil iii‘

Richmond’ _ V." Jlckwnvme. at: Ito Ottawa as Hon. Arthur torical ilcrcllloily alld inlpressivc Major l’ W. MacNt-vin I) i. “ t ii'lltiit . liit .. . ' . .i (Special to the Guardian) net debt was 82.412.106.407. and Key West. Fla., and thence °,.5',I,,,,'§,, ,f‘,'.,°','§,".: will Idlpenllll: odnIHIIiIIIlIiIEIchIIIIIthfHJIIIIeII III‘ A5 lile Lieuti-niint ilin-i-i-iiiii- ~

u“ the 31,“ of March. 1924' it ome 90 mile; undgr "a go Ha, playamajor ah I H‘ 'r an A lat . alilihtctl from his cart-lain: lllii orrixwii, Ont., April 0.— The flm0ill1l0d to $2.409.32ti.639. ‘vana. It was the um timetthc I’ " ° ° ‘I ' B“ “‘““I"=' "i Pwvlt- w"-

statement of the Finance Depart- incnt issued ‘today and covering all returns received up lo March 31st, ithc end of the fiscal year, shows a diecreaeo in the net ll8’l)[ of Canada during the month of March of $9,191.372. li. shows also nn Jncrcnse in ordlnll-ry rev- t-nltii-is during the month or liilarch of $1,882,272. as compared with

Consequently a decrease of ap- proximately slx millions in the net iPI-bt during the year- is shown Ordinary revenues during ‘the year nis given in the statement amount- ed to $335,426,748, rts against $388,- 514.56? Ill the previous year. Or- dinary expenditures as $296,584,- 640 compared wl-th $303,618,104, and the month of March alone

line has been used since its in- stallation in 1921, when Canad- ian Government ofiilcials ex- changed gre-etlnqs with Presl- dent Menocal of Cuba.

ization of the party for the im- pending election. According to the rumors, -Hon. W. F, Nickie at present Attorney-General oi Ontanlo, will succeed to the Provincial Premiership.

licsscd the closing, which

took

133ml lllayed the National Allllilinl‘ llls llonor took tho Sillulc, lillll

place at 2 o'clock. A Guard of lloli- m‘ COIIBIBIIIIE of one hullilrt-il nit-ll from the Prince Edward island Isvitlmellt. of which liiciltieiizillt Colonel Maolieod is lll collinlailii, marched from the drill shed at 1.40 and drew up in front of the build- ing to await the arrival of ills llUll- or the Lieutenant Governor, who

ail-Q!‘ U18 (‘iunrd pl-ose-illi-ii aims u? filtfrilffl ‘the lluilililig, ])l'(l('4'i‘ilt~|l u ‘it. ilsliihliil! room, lllld iriilll lGll! to the Asst-llliiiy (fiiiiliiiii-i" preceded by the Vsllm- “f "h, mm‘: fail iillild accompanied by his .\iiit.,, lnwhl] VIII" "ecmlfll? and till.- l'iil~ K other military oiTit-t-rs: l.l.

.

III IIATEWISIIIII T IIIBEIITII IIHEAK

March 1924,al1tl.a tic-crease of $2,- 878,182 ‘in ordinary expenditures. For the whole year ordinary rev- ‘Pllllt! ilroppetl $53,087,819, and or- dinary expenditure decreased $7,033,464 us compared with the previous fiscal year.

The statement rcpresell-tifthe

Col. Allan McLeod, Capt. J. it .l‘:il- ‘GI- M- U» Ailjillallt, (‘ilpL W, .-\. i acDollnIil, iliieutollillits Run-m. b11238 and Kelly, .,,‘:,I“,If “IkIiig "is sent. lliii lliilllil‘ ‘hell ul to lllli i.\\'r-lliy~liilli> hills ‘ llch hnvc been pilsseil at ihi. W.“ slim Just (Ylllfiatl and ilic list oi‘ whit-h

revenues amounted to $26,432,540 and ordinary expenditures to $20,-

---—<-Q>—-——- GCZASZ. The decrease lll the net iit-bt as shown ill the statement, is ‘

explained by increased revenues

during the month of nieilifly two

millions and (lGCiIEtIi-Qflll expendi-

tures ulnounting to $2,878,182. In

Wlm hIB liflrty left Government llouse at 1.45.

The Guard was ill (‘Omlllllllll of Cflllt. W. A. Mac-Donald. with Lieut- onants Desltoches and Kelly,

ln the carriage with llis Ilonnr were A. D. iC., LL-Col. S, R, Jenk.

Ins. his Private Secretary ll L nppe-lrg l

receipts and payments which have addition to this the amount of ' "I W A Palmer, and ]_t_.(;,,1 Mm.‘ m’ ,‘ ,. ‘ ,‘I.1IIII°III°I'°°I‘""'I~ III“ lion passed through the books of the foiir millions, accrued interest on Impresslve C?rem0ny ' ' ' the pflnce Edward imam; kwgil ggsnipIlIII i" III" Illillsi-iaalsii to lollianct: Department up to the loans to Romania illld Greece llelp- Marks Blesslng of ‘ ___ mem‘ d“! ni elsewhere. At lls con. inst day of the fiscal year and cer- ed to make up Llle nine millions . .. . Work Five H18 Honmis carriage ‘Wm, n? s JkIJII U18 Clerk of the House italn outstanding items will cause reduction in the debt. n ollS and.Wa~slllng 0f D W k - S ceded by "W319i" 111 which ‘Elm PM: gTeIdIIlIOIIIBI i1

seine altercatioils. Customs revenue for 1e year ~ I _ . . er an Gentlemen or

The net dcbt of Canada on the‘ allluunttu to $107,507,445, as coln~ Feet Blshop ays a ee In - um iilgllllteillltlhggiltjrli; I)! lhe millck Rod‘ the LEITIIIIINIW’ ASIWYYIIIIY:

iniit tiny 0T tliu liiieiii year lust pared witil $120,801.08!» in 1920-24 ovLea mer and at Least 0,, H430, J P I“ “m ° I” MI‘ I‘ II‘ III“ II‘""""-* will and nit-as- clusii-d stood at $2.403,005,0ii5. A-t and excise taxes to 53151952017 11S ry ' l ' ' ‘I ' IIDODDI.’ M" (ITIIIIII

are that the Iii-glslative Assembly Asqggilfilflgucil and the Legislative ‘lea. Y s accordingly prin-iig.

Immediately unm- pmrmznflon

ggflnlhicnor inspected lilo (luai-il of

Three in Winter

IJETHBRLDGE, Alta., April 9.— Two more Crow's Nest Pass coal camps have broken ‘with the Unit- ed Mine Workers of America. which has controlled the Alberta " miners from the start of the coal " mining industry in this province.

' Blairlnore and Bellevue camps have voted to form locals of the. Canadian Federation of Mllle Work ers the first locals of which were formed in the Fernle District at the beginning of the year, when

tho end of the previous month the against 81.19.075.937.

The House May Inquiry Into Ocean " Sit Until Some Freight Rates Next

Time in June Week in House of the Muss, Rev. Father .\li!

(Special to the Guardian) (Special to the Guardian) MoQuaid; sulrneflcon, R9,, Fume, OTTAWA, April 0. —With the OTTAWA, April 9.—When the 51mm", High Prmst‘ new Fume,

_ debate on the Budget but half House of Commons Committee Maurice Macdonah]; Mum“. U, compiclcil, the legislature took next truck takes up the inil lry Ceremonms RB“ Fame‘. Walsh respite from their labors ycster- ‘into ocean freight ratcs particu ar- d ‘Mr Loam Du an was S9001“, day aliil wcllt home for the Easter ly with regard to the Petersen surb- IIII ‘ 5g - '

lit. G. H‘. Iluntaln, Naval Aide, They proceeded via West tn Kent Street. nil thence tlCiWll Queen to Rich 0nd Street immediately on arrival oi’ llis Honor at the Building the firing of

‘Services in the Roman Catholic Cathedral yesterday were oi‘ all es- pecially impressive nature. At 8 u‘ clouk in the morning Pontifical " High iliiiiss was celebrated lly ills fj’ Lordship Bishop (YLeary. Tile lit-it ’.

"Y/f/"Yi? 1 ' cons of Honor were Reverend Fa- % l thcrs Murphy and Smith; licacoil

. IT’S EASTER

A MESSAGE OF GLADNESS

Union Majority TORONIFO- ADfil 9.—— Replying I" ‘he “Ihigatiolls oi‘ the “mi.

church llllltillltilS i_o the one“, "mt church ilnlollisis among the l,i‘i|sl,y

r

1k , I

he rots of Ch

'.-'»/.'

O-O-O-O-O-O- of lihe ‘Risen

L‘ t, The first word

, ~ .- . . - , , Cllrlsit was ‘Hail (Chtairete Mzlitt tcrians are iii il ~ ' -

H, _ T 5 g p,’ _ i t d‘ i . A“ U, | ' _ Master. During the Muss His Loltl I] "L Q (‘logs of '[(g1|fl v _.i Fcrnle and Coal Creek camps broke _ _ . _ - _ it nillloiily in (m. TlillHlIlIllril Wtlilllk ‘All; psoerilsillln ‘is ‘tslillhg (Iillzmlliid Itlltlltle fiery‘; clan Illliltlég. ship blessed the Oils to be used ill ISM“ of Saving; graolm _ aiway from the International. "géoitlgiiargglag!lfggféflilihdeiiahia allflmiliic Cllui-i-li rill-m, inn-ea“ ,,,_ still ahead. Unless ilissulutiou iB,l?,-i"i'i.lSll parllanlenitsry pmceeduro the ‘Church lhrvugilvill "w “"1" , "j _ “a; IBelievue miners signed 160 to h brmga w the worfdstodgn- ti”: tgyt 88"“ *1 revert pointing out forced upon the Government. it is in likely to develop through the I118 Wm‘. The taking of the Illcs lullllilvlll 0f redemption ‘a’ - 110, to 10in the new local and sign compulsive power o! a new e31“ i h II hi“?! WWI PPBBIIYI-criun mem- baril to see how the session can appearance here of representn- sod Sacrament to the Repository To m". fallen “we. wage agreements with the West ‘£111,011 To“ m‘ fl 8P9 ip in Ontario is 206,330 nl‘ end before the lniddle oi’ June wits then done by the Bishop ill ' ' " Canadian (Iollieries. ' Y a m 011 EYBB re-

-¢0¢- -—-—

Fall of Herriot ' Cabinet Is Only Question of Drys

(Special to the Guardian) PA-RIS, April 9. —The last few days have showed plainly that the fail of the l-lerriot Cabinet is only

ill the legislature,

lives oi British shipping.

The Church Union - _ Bill in Toronto

(Special to the Guardian) TORONTO. April 9.--A-i 1.30 th'ls morning the Church Union Bill passed the committee stage with a few amendments after s strenuous

solemn Procession through the Church. During the Procession tllc boys’ Choir of St. Dunstans lIlll~ varsity sting the Pause Lingua- Atter Mass hsd been celebrated His lordship the Ilisllop washed the feet of twelve Altar Boys in commemoration of the Washing oi the Apostles’ feet by tile Suvloul on the iFirst Holy Thursday

in the evening Tellebrae was chanted. There was a large number

Dir-d that wt‘

'l‘ri lllllph (Nor

(‘liaising far tho

Yit-itlry ovcr Satan.

ilcro the love of Jesus Hhillcs sllprclllcly‘ IWTQIIA-

0i‘ this ililrk worliPs night;

llcro flip win-id's (‘renter

llligllt will

sill.

t l‘ FY01‘

this morning.

Potato Market

Thiamine will be opened Monday next with the promise of five days a. week, during the summer and at least three days a week during the winter. The Blalrmore mine of the same company started steaming up

Again Threatened

sparkle as tihey see by faith the Risen Lord; and today a million heziitts reverberate with its diffu- sive igilad-ness. The Lord is risen indeed! Niow is Christ risen from the dead! Once more’ to a (lespon. (19111. doubt-sick JVOFTG, the great, EVMPBQII. as s. tidal wave, comes ‘to overflow ithe walls that divide Protestant and Catholic, submerg- IIM; lithe Ibarriers of s hundred sects 111 ll great unity of faith in tile res- ilrrection of the dead and the life

WhOXTLIT-LAFIQ hart- tlcfiniti-ly vote-ii HDD-COIICHITCIICB, leaving 1313;.“ of wllom says the statement, “73,()Ill_ IIY vote or resolution of the cilligl-i» gallon will enter union, and illii Ff"!!- 58325 have not taken any ‘pii- i-illltlll against union and would by June enter it automatically,

iti-ulilily, as she asked n gi-eiii tjln-iu. "lain leader the secret til‘ his joy. cll me llow io get some giiilllnu,“

Like a ilcacml beaming 0n a storlu-tossctl scfli

(illiilillg; weary’ Wanderers. (irilcitills Lord, to 'l‘llcc.

of priests present and the chant- ing was done by .St. Dunsiairs Choir on one side and the Cathed- ral tChoilr on the other. His Lord- ship tiie Bishoi! was present and

a iluestloli of tlliys. When it does occur Louis Toucheur, tormer Minister of Reconstruction, is like- ly to be liskcti to form a new cab- illi-i. .

V of tho would to come.

A telephone messase was recs" Now is Christ risen rruhi the ed yesterday by Mr. Wallace i... [lg-gt]. m“; ended is {he dark night Higgins. 3991mm)’ o! the Uililriui- of vicar. Ended "is the sad day of tetown Board of 'l'rade,_ from iiir. doubt. Ended is the rule of the C_ C. Thompson, Maritime repres-

debate, lasting nearly five hours. Public interest iin this controversy that stands ou prominently in the history of “the province was evi- denced by galleries crowded with

in my life. l have a joyli-ss t-hli, _ 911m?’ "l (l0 ilol. liilUW of ally si-c- I_‘I-’l J0)’ like this," was the llt-artttli- lug ailswer, "l aln living ill the risen, victorious, iutlissoluble lilo

_____

Ludendorii Praiges Von Hindenburg

(Canadian Press) MiNilCll, April 9. —~N0m'lnati0l1 yesterday or Field Marshall Von

spectators,

.EIiI$I.ATIIIE

among whom were several ciergymen.

ASSEMBLY

was attended by Reverend Father Mullslly and tRevei-erld Father Sin- nott. After Tenebrae the Rosary was recited by Reverend Father Maurice MacDonald. » -At both services yesterdsyihere were very large conGPBBMIOIIB DYE sent, Today. Good Friday- the“ will he the Way of the Cross at 3 o'clock, Reverend Father Slnnott

hlzly 'l‘ll_v (‘rilsfii -'l‘0 our hearts

llolllltllcss ilepthsi of mercy, Heights-i of love. lIIITOIlI-i

i’ May this iilootl.

xii, Speak of sill forgive"- " Evol- lciltlillg onward

(l(‘ill‘ Saviour. unfold

stained ilallllcl‘

I elltativo of the Southgate linport Company, to the effect that eiiurts are being made by large importers in Havana to secure a decree giv- ing sanitary authorities permission to refuse entry to any Canadian potatoes which supposedly are oi bad quality on arrival, thus compei ling shippers to return same to Ca-

s-eil for Christians. were Inscribed '

K1118 of Terrors. Sursum cords! lip \ V

with hearts! The rising of the son Oil‘ God on Easter morning abolish- cd death aind ithc tear of Death pas- Thcir tombs with symbols o! 1100c and peace. "Alexander is not dead. He llvcs beyond the -stiars"“I'I°'-1I°l1 Iiuy upt-llcil the Kingtltiiii was a tombstone inscription that told of the datlntiesis faith that then and since radiated in the heart of

o1‘ iny Risen Lord. Easter nlornlng is nlille_ l enllniit Ililllk of that for live lnillutcs with out being glad and without saying '1§°°lII>YB' lo sorrow allil slghiliit." has. The King uf Love oil Ills lies-

of Heaven to aildlclievers. ’l‘llii lunlpire of the llvlilg Christ is tho

is believed that Emlilre of glatilless. The ditrii days ililllifillbllfg 41B 'PI'°5I‘IeIIT- "E ‘EIIII’ will preach At night T911911?“ ‘lily-W n mum or dump‘ It 8'11 ‘will bdlievers in Ohrlst The Oi.’ time are llow ll'l" ll t ' I , ' ' - K , 0f heaven. the lot is partly inspired by Ma- I - _ d‘ i1 ell “Ill! gltgléfglrullugezilhtggIaglgeglrYligIllylIgi will be chanted 4/ l I" “ll Flat“ ‘ me shippers m, these importers figgggivzucflirgnfii; ‘llifwt planted on the rays of eternity. Ccneral Vonliudendorff who took Aflvl‘ scvcrfll questions had been — 7D’ T llilil. (l (‘ross 0f Jesus, _‘ claim m“ Mame stock lg superb? gIVGItll llS-tllp victor; ‘ll? ‘Hills Talia),hlltgfllllgtililll-SlflfiffiIulrllllnlfilllll! occasion to GIllOEIIIZlVO? lgkimliillil" ailkfii-iiy Mlessrs. Silliéidfifll gflilklvllc- it I Siill lwffiro ils shine. “I CRIIWIIE“ “m! ‘he?’ "E9 "0 I" of grace in the 20m cemuryn For ' ' ‘ 3 ' Ibu-rg as the best so or ‘n o 0 Ari lur, ant unswcrc . y t e ll-

(lcrillan army.

Canada’s Immigrant Population 1921

ltittii- ill‘ Public Works. Hon. Mr.

iI-lno w.th closed doors.

Mr. Nit-Ewen afterwards suibimit- ltll tllc report of the Pllblic Ac- counts Committee:

To the llonili-u-hie, the Speaker and

(Canadian Preu)

Members oi llle Legislative sscln-biy.

speaks for itself.

Reverend A. lvlcAdam.

Canadian Club in

The lollowlng is a copy of a lei tar received by the Chairman oi the Cape tBreton Miners Fund, and

April 7, 192E

id?

Iii , f

With thy rays 0i‘ glory’.

May llur souls ilccillnc. dict-t io share tile lli-alliy 0i" the hctivcnly llolllc.

Wm. Edgar Enman

illg that this restriction be Placed on United States stock. lf this dc~

Cuba us they would be at the nlcr- cy of Cuban inspectors and import- ers. Tile Secretary oi‘ the lucui Board of Trade immediately took the matter up with the result that _ strong telegrams ‘were forwarded ” to the Hon. w. R. lilotllcrwell, Min-

and glorifles life.

tile Resurrection Faith lifts us into [Illc TilgilOll of rapturous certitudes.

"l have llcvcr had a single (lily 0510i’ In my Christian life." sziitl

The Weather, _ Etc.

Ilf-‘IIOVPFS. one and nil, rejoice! it's

Easter. it's lilildlcl‘, the sull is rob-

, . . d today ill Kltldilel‘ lll-lilt 'l‘llt\

. McNclIl sirlmitteil tile report of " | 1h‘- li vhf, lllvillc cree is issued no shipper could coil AM "mm, [pg cimvimlnn grgllnded e .~ , - , ' , .

f —-—“"*""_ ill.) (tommltit-u iii Contingent Ac- BOSCOII MIIICPS ‘ _“Iil . _ i-i ' l ‘l- alder Beudmg Canudmn 5,0,4, u, 0,, “mm, -i1‘fu1i",b]e moors Inaddens siniliutimi- bowers l.l‘ll iii (“his counts, tund the House silt toi- some ____ (iilzillg g oil lllll-i stinli llli

new life, .\li things arc new, Allil we who know that our lli-iliu-lni-r iivctll. we are tire witnesses iii‘ ills lti-illlrrt-cliilll today, illlil tevcry Sun day, "till lie comes."

llrciik forth into singing lllt‘ll, () ye Christians of (lallildii. Ailil jilill

‘ __ r . i on b v1 _ with us, 3'0 soils of Abraham nllil y - ufililiiyfllhlliliiiihiifiiiilliii? iii f0"gngeylyg‘§f§,,§l£"‘§;‘;§3,§§1'1"°hi3ii.‘iii““blf§”fii”éiilifi $1392..» Q. ‘ii‘i»'3‘...‘i€$,°‘i‘3§§§i".i...i Siwiihft-iii. we 0-03- lui-n-tq» i» iii-i- n - o ‘ . - ' w /\\ ' - i ' ‘l . l the last.- cansus shows that of 8.7g» zIlIrrIcareful ,.(,n,,|,|e,.ntion_ respect. Breton. N. 8-, - (‘W . r w . iottetown Board of Trude. “m” ‘L THE. FIRST’ me d210,?“ ‘YAIMXHIILI 3,21‘? IIIIIII 483 ‘poople In Canada II“ 1921 I “In I IIIII)’ SIIIIIYII! fls IOIIIFWB? Reverend S": “I W‘ :5)" IQ \‘ H‘ Myem‘ Mmlster 0t Agflcslnure CUBIST us dicil but rose ‘l Iii-ll‘ null Iver 73° WmimI8'"""-°*'”I'°°° 5M” Tile iutiil BXDcllilIlllTC for tlii. ‘it is with the deepest Hyman!“ ’ “‘ .1 and 1101-‘- ‘SIWIIIII’ M‘ l" “II” "STA TED li- h. s ‘i ‘g. I I ~I were British-born which nation cun-Iyum churggfdne m Flute“, m, m, that W6 herewith enclose cheep . A » ‘a at pfggeni, in the city, asking R \es,t c (were all of the Mat-s.

tlilbuted more ito population than uii other nations combined except -il'ill‘- ing the wmr yellia 1015-18. 0f "19 remaining 85 ipetrcellt nearly three fourths were from the United States.

w++eo

Condensed “Specials RATE-lo per Word. not eaoll insertion in this column.

e

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“ha,

‘FINE Bill‘ DllPLAY-Csii at P. J. McDonald's. lee the all in tihls issuer-ll

‘ORDIR OHOIOI IAITER BEEF novn- Baunderl, Newsom l Co.

ii nary account ililloilnteii to $699,- 160.04. The total ordinary revenue amounted to 8871106433, leaving

for $500 to help in our small wai to alleviate the sufferlns of YOIII people because o! the strike of thi

an apparent excess of expenditure over rei-cE-pis amounting to $23.- 095.81. it’ we ilcduct from this the interest on investments, $19,138.33 which is properly a pnrt oi the or- dinary revenue OI Ihc PPM/thee. and the sum of $1312.51) sinkinll riuntl appropriation, highway im- Iprnvement account, it wnuiil lellvc Ia balance of $3,355.02 of ordinary receipts in excess ol‘ expenditure. We also find the sum of $2420.48 expended on capital account. This ileilucted itroln the a-bovc balance would ‘make the net surplus for the ,yeilr of 0984.54 on current ac‘ count.

The total llabllities oi’ the Pro- vince on the 31st December, 1023. as 37 shown -by the report of the External And-it, Page 27, amounted to ‘$1,791,058 on the 31st Decem-

miners. Our only regret is that WI cannot do more, but be assured you have our Iymiisihv em! mm earnest prayers that colidliloili- may soon change and peace and prosperity once more reign over